https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c90bb4b3980a216992f5818950cd56f9.pdf 21cd713b3cc36d56cb65d60c9393be4d PDF Text Text ..,_.a- ~-""'"" -.. Tuesday, February 11,1986 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio s~ This OLD$... ,. Week's Games EWING :>FUNERAE HOME "DIGNITY AND SERVICE ALWAYS" CAP. - ·~- BOYS Feb 14-Symmes Valley ......................... Meigs Fb. IL .................... Southern vs. Kyger Creek Class A Sectional at Meigs 7:00 GillS Feb . 11 .... ... .. .. ..... Southern vs . North GalliJ Class A Sectional at Gallipolis 9 P.M. EASTERN BOYS Feb . 13-Federal Hocking ...... ................. Away feb. 14-0ak Hil ................................... Home Fb. 18... .............................. Eastern vs . Miller At Nelsonville 8:30 GIRLS Feb . 11 .. .. ........ Eastern vs . Kyger Creek Story on Page 6 Report on Page 7 ' MEIGS "CLASS A" SECTIONAL-BOYS ' ~ RAWLINGs :· ; CQ~ATS · 116·31 SOUTHERN (TOP SEED I (HOME) (HOME) TUESDAY. FEB. 18 . 1986 7:00PM . (1-18) ITGER CREEK (16-31 NORTH GAlliA !SECOND SEED! (HOME) fRIDAY fEB . 21. 1986 7:30PM . WINNER TO DISTRICTSAT CHilliCOTHE HIGH SCHOOL VERSUS WAVERY WIN MER MARCH l. 7:00 P.M. CLASS AA SECTIONAL GIRLS TOURNAMENT BLOW~R ·- NEW lEXINGTON 9·1 j FUNEIA . 2112 5 P.M. BELPRE 0-16 TUESDAY IEB. II . 1986 U5 P.l . (l15) SOUT HWESTERN 21 17 }:30 ' CLASS A BOYS TOP S££0-EASTERN SECOND SEED-ZANE TRACE AT NElSONilllE -IORK ZANE TRACE 1!-6 BRUCE F1Stf£R 1122 8 JACKSON 6-11 . BIU 8LOMJ AT ATHENS DISTRICT 2111 6:45 SHERIDAN 8-8 "Smllt Pia.... AHtiJ• .ft .,.,#., 21 17 5:45 !118 6:30 • ;t AlEXANDER 13·1 (SECOND SEED) CROOK SVIllE 6·11 992-5141. ~,. ~. .LEr9RT, 1112 8:30 11!1 700 ' ·~ HOME . MEIGS 14-1 (TOP SEED) EASTERN 10·8 OH•. NEISONVILLE·YORK ll -5 CLASS A GIRLS SECTIONAL AT GALLIPOLIS CLASS AA BOYS ATHENS HIGH SCHOOL Dining • Carry Out • stale, wtth some widely scattered flurries. A northwest flow continues to pump cold air into the state. Highs today and Thursday should be 15to~ and lows tonight will rang.> from 5 below zero in the rorth to 10 above over the southern counties. On Friday, with high pressure well east ri Ohio, the winds will become southerly and usher In moderating temperatures. . Highs Friday and Saturday soould be in the lis and readings Sunday are anticipated lobe in the 40s and lower 50s. A weak weather system was expected to move across Ihe state later today and early tonight. causing snow flutTies . With high pressure moving over Ohio Thursday . skies should be partly ID mostly sunny . On Friday. a weather system that was over the Southwest United Slates loday is expected to move across Ohio, causing a chan"" of snow. Saturday WASHINGTON tUP)) - The call for a deficit -cutting tax increaS<' is growing in Congress. but President Reagan. drawing battle lines with critics who say his budget is "dead on arrival,' ' warns any ta" hike will be "vetoed on arnval" al lhe While HOUSI'. AI his news conferene<' Tuesday night. Reagan pushed his idea of slashing lhe deficit through spend· ing reductions. alone. and took clear aim at lawmakers - includ ing some Republican allies - who have begun to call fo r lax hikes. such as an oil import fee. as a way to avoid painful domestic cuts. "Let's be frank ," Reagan said: "ThoSI' who say thai our budget is DOA - dead-on- arrival - arc really saying 'Brace yourself for a lax Increase.· 1 ihlnk taxpayers want Congress to get its own houS<' in order. 1 do too. so res! assured that any tax increaseSI'Ilt tomewUI he VOA. vetoed on arrival." The sentiment lor an oil import fee has been growing In Congress in recent weeks as the price of foreign oil has plunged to the sro.per-barrel range. Supporters agree !he tax would raise Ihe cost of gasoline. but argue that with the falling cost of the foreign product . !he priC<' all he gas pump will not go above whal most Americans arc already used lo pay mg. Reagan, who has minced no words in his ~position lotax hikes. reccnlly hinted that he would consider the oil import lee - bui only iltili' money wen I to pay fort ax brt>aks and rale cuts included in an overall, "rt'l'enue-neutral" tax reform plan. 992·2057 Both the Pomeroy Area and Middlepo11 Chambers of Com· merce votro Tuesday lodonale$500 each lo Ihe Meigs County Recrea · lion Program which is currently being developed by the Gallli aMeigs Community Action Agency . David Gloeckner. director ollbc Job Training Partnership Acl Program for C.AA. visited both meetings to explain the program briefly and formally request the donations . Gloeckner explained that a C.AA survey of county needs. which was completed last year. showed thai a major cone<'m of Meigs residents is lhe lack of recreal tonal opporlunit ies lor youths and adults. Gloeckner also pointed out thai functioning recreational programs could help In allracting economic dewlopment to lhr count y. C.A.A. is altempllng 10 "link" a,ll existing monies in the area. ALEIANDER 7-11 • EASTERN (SEC . SEED) ll·l) TUES. !115 6:00 WED . 2/ 19 7 PM SOUTHERN 3-14 NEW lEXINGTON (BY[) 116 TUES . 2/ll 9 P.M. SAl. 3! 1 8:00 BELPRE ll -6 FRIDAY l / 11 6:00 ~p,r,tROY. 1_ NORTH GALLIA 9·7 TRUST COMPANY "YOUR FINANCIAL CENTER" 97 N. 2ND STREET MIDDLEPORT 992•6661 I•STALLATION LOANS ,992-3007 2 Secttons, 14 Pages 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper should be dry and a chance of rain or snow is in Sunday's forecast. Across the nation, a powerful Pacific snowstorm swept toward the West Coast today. threatenmg to dump up to 3 feet on the northern Sierra Nevada. while a blast of arctic air that chilled the norllwrn Plains moved toward the East Coasl. A heavy snowstorm that blanketed the East Coasl with up to a loot of snow Tuesday moved oot to sea. but travelers advisories remained in ellecl from New York lo Virginia because of icy roads . An arctic air' mass coming on the heels of Tuesday· s snowstorm pushed temperatures in 1he nor! hern Plains and lhe upper Mississippi Valley as low as 10 below zero. with wind chills a frigid 25 below. The cold air was expected lo extend to the East Coast. where temperatures were expected lobe in Ihe teens in northern New England and in lhP :!Is and 30s STORE HOURS: 21 12 AI 7 P.M. lUES. l!ll 800 MON.-SAT. 0 P.M. 8 A.M.·1 ' . , . SUNDAY , . .• 10 A.M.-10 P.M. SOUTHWESTERN 11 -7 WED. 1119 9 P.M. FRIDAY 2111 8:00 HANNAN TRACE 2-11 TRIMBlE 11 -7 2112 AI 9 P.M. CLASS A DISTRICT AI WAVERLY BlUM <t~M HAIDWlll " Yw loilolitlt ..,...,.llioti.-lll!oiila\1 915-3301 , oCO~ RADlATOII liiiYtCf ~·""'"$ oOOWU'II WHEEL ALIGNMENT - .. IAI.ANCE. · . MLIO~ CR£0if tAA~ ·~1'1!0 . ' MJ IWJ. FOlD, Inc. lOGY . . Jtff•f1'61 ~::acE I WllCOif · HowPVer, congressional calls lor the tax as a way to cut Ihi> dellcit have grown stronger In recent weeks. But Reagan was steadfast In continuing his bpposilion to any tax Increase. contending thai till> economic growth of recent years was due mostly ID his J.!ID tax cut plan. "It's historic thai when you go above a certain percentage in taking revenue from till> private sector. government taking rPVenue from the private sector. you find lha I you slow !he economy." Reagan said. "The latest ev iden~ollhis Is thai our tax program, one<' instituted, I think is th(> principle reason lor the :l! straight months of economic recovery that we have had," he no led. Reagan added Ihal ~ lawmakers in the middle Atlantic states as far south as the Carolinas. The predicted htgh m Raleigh - Durham. N.C., today is 38. Despite the falling temperatures. an officia l with the Washington. D.C.. Snow Center said he expected no major problems Wednesday morning. ·• Warmer temperatures are on the way. the National Weather Servie<' said. Rain fell along the Pacific roast early today in advance of a snowstorm expected to bury higher · ele,·aiions in the northern Sierra Nevada and the Lake Tahoe area under 1 to 3 f<'<'l of snow. Heavy snow was also predicted for parts of Id aho. Wyoming and Montana. Tuesday's snowstorm spread snow from Tennessee and Illinois to the Atlantic Coast and north into New England. tangling rush-hour traffic. delaying flights and clooing schools as it rolled east couldn't agree an cutting domestic programs. they soould, Instead of a tax hike. give him the "line ilem veto" power to cuI specific projects from whatever budget they approve . 'T il make the culsandget Ihe job done," he boasted. Despite the president's tough talk. Congress is still expected to continue to study the oil import tax and a Sen ale Finance subcommittee plans lo hold hearings on the issue later lhls month. There also is a split among members of Ihe fuU Senate Finane<' Committee. which next month plans to begin drafting its version of a tax reform bill. A number of members want to use Ihe tax to pay for tax breaks in that bill. while others wanl lo use it to cut the . deftdt . Gloeckner said. to fund Ill<' "countywide" program. A total of S32.46.'i in bcal funding is lll'<'ded lor development of the program wilh C.AA providing $27,265 In Job Training Partnership Act monies. With the dona lions from Pomeroy and Middleport Chambers. and other local oources. Ihat goal has been surpassed. Middleport Chamber voted to give tlrlr to the program by Sept. Ilof this year. Pomeroy voted In deliver on their donation by the end oi!JecE>mber. In other mailers. BUI Francis reported to the Pomeroy Chamber lr Is stUl awalllng a call from GTE regarding a proposal lor loll-free telephone· serviC<> between the Pomeroy-Middleport area and Ma· son County. Francis sai!l_ this area. and lhe Ravenswood-Portland areas. are the only communities between Marietta and Huntington that are linked by bridges but not loll-frn> telepoore serviC<>. He said hP toought that only 100 signatures would be needed on a m cilizens• petilion fort he (TOposal. A public hearing would lhl>n by scheduled by Ihi> Public Ul ililics Commission of Ohio where testimonies would be taken. Francis said lhe loll-free serv ice soould be oought afler in conjurelion wilh olhl>r local organizations from both sides of Ihi> liver. The organizing rommillee oil he Dave Diles Riverside Park In Middleport will be meeting tonight (Wednesday ), 6:30p.m., at Middleport Village Hall. The meeting was announced yesterday at Middleport Chamber when a briefupdateofthr park's progress was reported. Middleport Chamber has estab· llshed a separate treasury for development of the park il was announced. Middleport Chamber also dis· cussed participating in Clean-Up Ohio Week. April 19-26, but no formal action was taken. Both Pomeroy and Middleport Chambers meet on the second Tuesday of eac h rronl h at 12 noon and I p.m. ~pecllvely . U.S. planes conduct 9perations near Libya .'. FEDERAL HOCKING 14-3 (TOP -SE£0) ' NElSONillE·YORK 4-15 FEDERAl HOCKING 8-9 CLASS A DISTRICT AI WAVERLY SYMMES VALLEY l-13 THE CENTRAL ent1ne Chambers donate funds for recreation program TUES. !i ll 7 P.M. KYGER CREEK 9·7 IHUR !110 730 Drive·Thru Mon.·Thura. 8 A .M.-11 P.M. fli .• S1t I A.M .- 12 P.M. Sundioy 7 A.M .- 11 P.M. 898 W. Main Street. Pomeroy TOP SEED - MEIGS !NO SEED - eHPRE MEIGS 18·1 Featuring •Roast Beef on a ICrc1issa1nt * Stuffed Baked Potatoes * Taco Salads *Salad Bar * Real Ice Cream * • Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio, Wednesday, February 12, 1986 MillER 3 II * Great Hamburgers at y e 11II 8:30 A GIEAT PLACE FOI' BIEAKFAn WNCH & DINNEI •• President will veto any tax increase bill ' .>.- ...._,' SYRACUSE OFFICE 992-6333 RACINE OFFICE 949-2210 ·No gasoline wars From local& UPI reports All Meigs County schools remained closed today due to an approximate eight inch snow which fell Monday night and Tuesday morning. While main roads are relatively clear secondary roads remain icy in below freezing temperarures. All schools are at least two days over the five days permitted without makeup lime being required . Ohioans can expect bitter cold overnight temperatures lor another couple of nights before a Februar,lhaw sends temperatures into the 40s and 50s. the National Weather Service says. Skies were partly lo mostly cloudy overnight, with occasional snow. confined to lhe northern counties. Mosl accumulations were jusl a dusting. with some places in extreme Northeast Ohio repot1 ing 1 lo 2 inches. The skies cleared late this morning over mosl ri !he POMEROY, OH. MEMBER FDIC Rio upsets Tiffin Bitter cold temperatures to continue 108 MULBERRY AVE. HOME PEOPlE" Beat ol Bend on Page 8 BOYS Feb. 14-Federal Hocking ...................... Home Feb. 20 ................ ............ Meigs vs. Ale111nder Class AA Sectional at Athens 7:30 GIRLS FEb. 17 ........... .. .. ............. Meigs vs . Winner of Belpe ·New Lui ngton Game PH. 992-2121 FOR Reds story on Page 5 Vol.35. No.209 Copyrighted 1986 len H. Ewing-Director "HOME 'BANK uadership ' SOUTHERN ' ' MEl OS ,. · CALl 992-3381 or 992-2342 ' Busy off season VALENTINE DAY COMING -Americans wUI sptlnd$570 mUllon oo c110dy this Valentine's Day, which Is the burth large!!l day lor CIUidy sales of the year ranldng behind Christmas, Halloween 1111d Easier. John Donahue, merchandise mt111ager ol Fruth's, holds a tlree po1111d, S3UO heart·shaped box oiValentlne candy which Is among tiE offerings In the Big &lnd area litis year. WASHINGTON tUPI) -Planes from two U.S. aircraft carriers. steaming wllh their baltle groups oil the Libyan roast. conducted night operations today In another assertion or U.S. rights to interna tional alrspae<', officials said. Planes from Ihe USS Coral Sea and USS Saratoga resumed Dying near the Libyan skies of the central Mediterranean latP Tuesday in accord with a notice or Intent filed Sunday by the U.S. 6th Fleet . a spokesman said. The operations wt>re to end 7 p.m. Friday. President Reagan told a nallonally teiPVIsed news conrerene<' Tuesday ~ dld not know ·'the nature of the operations" in ttr area well enough to say whl>ther the earlier planes or lhe ships would cross what Libyan leader Col. Moammar Khadalycalled the "line of death" Into the Gulf of Sidra . HP said Khadaly's claim to th(> gull, which Is not recognized by the United States, would be "akin to us claiming waters all the way from Flortda to Mexico." It marked the second time In less than a month that the U.S. Navy came w!lhln striking distance or lb£' Libyan-claimed gull. Similar rna· neuvers were conducted between Jan. 24-31. Asked whether the United Slates was playing into Khadaly's hands by holding the exercises near Libyan territory. Reagan replied. "It didn't add to his image lhe first time we did II ." Unlike lhe firs! lime. Libya also planned lo conduct Dlghl q:>erations from land bases In the same area and flied a similar notlllcallon with civilian authorities thai overlaps the American notie<'. It wtll run through Feb. 18. Renewal ri U.S. flight maneuvers by t~ carriers, which ar~> ammg about 20 U.S. ships In till> area, apparenlly Is intended to maintain U.S. pressure on the North African country and demonstrate U.S. resolve to conduct operations In international waters and airspace. The gulf Is within the Flight Information Region and the United States recognizes Libyan claims only up to the 12-mile Umll, the International standard. Khadaly, woo rEPOOfedly has warned the Unlled States against crossing till> "line d. death" Into the gull, has threatened to attack aircraft flown by El Al Israel Airlines because of Israel's Inter· ceptlon last week d. a Libyan executive jel near Cyprus. ADDRESS~ REPOR'IERS - President Ronald Reagan addressed memhers of the news media 'liu>iday night during ltls 33rd news conrerence. UPI. Bush pledges help to parts of Ohio CINCINNATI rUP! I - Vice President George Bush concluded a three-city visit of Ohio Tuesday night by pledging to bring ('CO nomic recovery to the "parts of Ohio" that have laggro behind the res! of the separa tes us from lhe DPmocratic Party." Bush was in Cincinnati to raise money for the campaign of Rep . Tom Kindness. ROhio. who Is challenging Sen. .John Glenn. D· nation. Ohio. this year. "There are more Americans a I In addition to the 4JJ people at the work today than al any other time $TOO-a -plate dinner. about 50 couin the history of the United Stales r:i ples altended a $JOOJ.a. couple America ... ·Bush told a che<'ring private reception with the vice crowd ol430 people at a $100-a-plate president. Kindn ess campaign o[fi. Republican fund-raising dinner. cials said they hoped to raise about "Bulle! me bevery clear." added $100.000 from the events. Bush. "We understand that parts of Earlier in Columbus and Clevethis country have not benefitted land. Bush said Pres ident Reagan's fully and equally in Ihis recovery . "unprecedentedly high " popularity Paris of Ohio have not benefitted will help Republicans make gains and lagged behind. nexl fall in local and stateelecr'-lns. "To the people in thoSI' towns and He said thoSI' gains will lead to a cities - and they are out Ihere "broad Republican realignment" here's our pledge: We are not going oil hi> counliJ''S polilical institutions . to stop working. we are not going lo and roasted !hal "the Republi ca ~ stop lighting. weare nol goinglo be party is becom ing the new party 0t satisfied until every single Ameli· the American peop l~ ... can who waniS a job in lhP private "The American prople want :"x sector has th at job. reform that Is pro-jobs. pro-gro111 h. "That Is our objective. And Ihalls pro-opportunity. pro- family and why we have to keep this recovery pro-investment .·· Bush told a breakgoing forward . Opportunity lor la st al the C l~vcl and CitY Club America- that's what we (Repub- Forum. "The House bill is not and if (Continued on page 14) licans ) stand lor. And that's whal ON CAMPAIGN TilAJL - Vlce-...EIIIdenl George Bush, on a lund raising Swlnf!i throuf!ih Ohio lo buDd liE Ohio House Republlc1111 campalf!in collers, gestures as he addre&8es a SIOO per !iate luncheon In Coltunbus 'lilesday. Buslt also had slops In Cleveland and Clllclnnall. UPI. ' 4t 1 18 ·avt., MIDDIIPOif, 011. '• • I i �-_, - .. - ·- _..,.~ I • .._ ., - ·C ommenta Ohio • Page- 2- The Daily Sentinel · Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Wednesda , February 12, 1988 Jayhawks humble 'Missouri; Notre Dame wins ByCOLUNSYEARWOOD UPJ Sporis WriiAlr Sometimes it· s just hard to be humble. "We played great," sald Kansas coach Larry Brown, who couldn't hid<> hls prtde after his No. 3 J ayhawks annihilated Big Eight rival Missourt 1(X}66. "That's as fine a game as we've played," Brown added. "We bo>at a good team by a lot and that doesn't happen very of1en. Bul we played as well as we can possibly play. You don't like to beat people like that but we played so well - whal C04 Id we Things in Scrabble ______Ja_m_es_J._K_ilp_at_ric_k The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio · DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~lb . ts:m~ ~.._-.-.,.....d .=o ~v ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher . PAT WHITEHEAD . Assistant Publisher/ Controller BOBHOEFUCH General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor A MEMBER of llle Unlled PrE'Ss lnt e.r natton al, Inland Dally PrE'ss Assocla· tton and the AmE>rlca n Newspaper Publishers Assoclaflon . LE1iERS OF OPINlON are welcome. They should be less tha n DJ words • long. All letters are subject to editing and must beslgnM wlth name. address and ; telephon e number . No unsigned letters will be published . Letters should bl' tn . good taste, addrPSsln g IssuE'S, not pt" rsonalltles. ,• SCRABBLE, Va. - Our local paper, the weekly Rappahannock News , carried a rema rkably reassuring headline last week: "County Shows Little Gro"1h." The f1gures made us quietly proud. Aeeordlng to statistics released by the . Rappahannock-Rapiden Planning Commission, Rappahan nock County had a net growth bo>t ween l!l!ll and the end of 1984 of precisely seven persons. We went up from 6,003 to 6,100, a gain of 0.1 percent. That figurt'S out to 22.4 persons per square mile. Here in the Blue Ridge Mountains, nobody crowds anybOdy. Our county seat is the town of Washington. ~rge himself taid. It out as a 17-year,.old surveyt:r. He named the main streel(there aren't but two streets) after his sweetheart, name or Gay Fairfax, anddespitetbe semantic erosion of reeent years It remains Gay Street to this day. Acrr:ss from the courthouse is the Gay Street Theatre. We have a movie there every Saturday night, lri season. The town of Washington had a population of 247 in 19!ll. Now It's down to 230. You will unders tand that our county seat Is not exactly a throbbing center of commerce. We have one of the ftnest rJ>Staurants on the East Coast, where dinner for two will set you back a hundred bucks, but otherwise there's no business to speak or. Rappahannockers are not much on business, or mlndustry either, for that matter. The planning commission credited us with a labor force of 2.679, of whom only 132 are unemployed . my guess Is that most of those 132 are unemployed more by choice than by mls!brtune. A healthy man would have to work hard to stay unemployed In Rappah~nnock County. There's always something that needs to bo> U.S. prods Soviets . • • 9n summit meetmg • :The Reagan administration, impatient with foot-dragging by Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev, is prodding the Kremlin to agrt'l' oo a date for ~ next superpower summit. . The State Department Monda>· ca lled on the Soviets to "move ahead" on t.ne. issue. following a ,..,port from Sen. Edward Kennedy , D-Mass .. that Oorbachev is tying progrt'Ss in arms contml negotiat ions to the summil date. : Department spokesman Charles Redman said U.S. negotiators have "Instructions to make rapid progri'Ss" in the Gen!'\·a arms cont rol talks "wherever possible." including oo intermed ia tE.L ran~· ruclear missiles in E;urope. · Kennedy, who met with Gorbachev in Moscow last week, quoted the SOviet leader as saying an agft'l'ment oo loose weapons "would just ity the proposed next summit meeting." . Redman also said the administratiOn welcomes news that the Soviet gi)vernment will allow the emigration of 25 Sov iet Jews. But he pointedly n9ted the overall level of Jewish e migralion is "extremely low," wilh thousands or Jl'Ws denied permission to leave . :!'We call on Soviet authorttles to gran t exit perm ission to all Soviet Jews who wish to emigrate." he told reporters. . Redman read slalement s to reporters prepared in reponst'S to s(atennent s by Kennedy Saturday upon his l't'tum from Moscow. ·Kennedy quoted Gorbarhev as say lng tha i. wit hout the prospect of an aims control agf'('Pment. the Soviet leader questioned the value of a summit in June. as the administration proposed. Kennedy also said Soviet authorities had agrc!'d to permit r migmtion of 2S proplr on a Jist he provided. Redman sa id the admmistration a~reesarmscontrol is "a priori tv task" bul believt'S summ it pr..,parations should procero as agrt'l'd at the first Reagan-Gorbachev summit in Geneva in November. The two lmders agreed to mt'l't in Washington this year. "Obviously agf'('Pingon a date is a n important part of these prcva ratons and we would like the Sovif>ts to move ahead on this issue," Redman said. . The administration has suggt'Sted .June or J uly for the next &Jm mit. but the Soviets have balked. Administration officials reported!)' do not want the summit to take place durtng the August vacation penod, or during the fall election campaign. On olher U.S.-Sovil>t tapirs. Redman : -Decllned comment on the impending East -West prisoner exchang<> in BE'rlin that will reportedlv include Soviet dissid<>nt Anatolv Shcharanskv . A U.S. official conlirmed in BE'rlin tha t the swap wUI occur TUI'Sdav . . -Sa id the administrat ion is working on re;trirting aeet.'SS b) Soviet bloc· scholars ro U.S. supc=mputrrs. Reagan told reporters at lhf' Wh irr House lh£' nrw procedure'S will be> Jl('('pssm:.· to pr£'\'('nt "t hic\' rry of high tech secl't'ts" bv the So,·iets. -Said the U.S. Embassy in Moscow is conducting an inHostigationof the reported vandalizing of a piano at til<' !l'SidenCI' of l.S. Ambassador to Moscow Anhur Hartm an Sunda~· ptior ton conCi'rt h~· a .fpwish diss idrnt . -Said the Kremlin has "made no s<cret of rts opposit JOn· to Jorda nia n King HUSSC'tn's Middle East peace inil iatrve and has "opposro cwrv tro\'C toward pPaCt' in the Middll' East in thP past drradr." The Mussavi clan. currpntly based in Leba non, deserves to be treated with the same barbaric lnhuman it}' its memli'rs have shown toward the Americans they have killed . We can't do tllat . but we can put their depredat ions on J'('COrd. against the day when they will f!na llv be brough t to just ice. One point about t he Mussavi clan should be made clea r at lhe start: its motivt'S for ter roriz in g America ns have less to do wit h Shiitl' Mos lem fundamentalism than with plain, old -fashioned greed. The so-ca lled Islamic revolu tion merely gi\'I'S the Mussavis the protective colora tion of religious fervor as they shoot and bom b their way to ever-greater power. In fac t. intel li ge nce assessments of the Mu ssavls' rapid ac cu mulation of wea lth and in fluen ce suggest that thrv are closer to the Corleo ne famll.1· of NoT THE ONE ABouT BALANcrNG THE BuDGET WtfHouT NEW TAJ'.E~ OR D£FEN5E CuT~ AGAIN ! painted, or repaired, or ~sh · hogged- some fence that has to be restrung, some firewood that ought to be cut and spilt. First thing you know, it will he March and the garden plots will have to bo> turned over. It's getting harder and harder to find someone to do the work . The hunting season, which begins in September and laps over into January, was about average this year. Hunters killed 1,(!11 deer and 13 bear. Nothing unusual there. Quail and rabbits were down, but squirrels were way up. WUd turkeys continue tbelr romeback. Quite a lew grouse live In the higher elevations, but they rarely rome to town . One af1ernoon lasl summer, a cock grouse came sauntering down the fence-row In back of our house. WI! watched him br maybe three or bur min· utes as he took his own sweet IInne · for a stroll. The grouse Is a snappy dresser. This one looked like a car salesman at an office party. A kloker. According to the planning commission, we had 49 crimes In Rap: pahannock County in 1984. The number seems a mite high. We had one spectacular homicide a couple of years ago, growing out of a !eud over a right-of-way, but that's about the only fatal shooing of recent memory. Nobody gets raped or mugged. Our crime Is generally at the level of speeding 71 mlles an hour on Route 522. The crime Is in being too dumb to know where Sheri!! Woodward Is lurking. Every week we read the Rappahannock News to see who got caught. What else is news ? Our retail sales were estimated at $8.8 mU · lion 1984, and that figure seems a mite high too. Much of It must ile in tbose $50 dinners at the Inn. The farmers' co-op does a good business, but $8.8 million? do?" Kansas, one day after achieving its highest ranking this season, improved its record to 2.1-3 overall and _8-1 in the Big Eight. The Jayhawks shol 71 percent in extending their winning streaks to four games overall and 30 games at home. Derrick ChiE.'IIous scored 17 points and Jeff Sirong 14 for COI.l "MBL!S. "The Godfather" than to the dedicated followers of Mohammed . In only three years, from their base In the Bekaa Valley of east· e rn Lebanon, the Mussavis have murdered and kidnapped Amerl· ca ns, leaving at least 264 dead as a result of their operations. They still hold four almost -forgotten American citizens as bostagi'S. Anot her America n, CIA agent William Buckley was brutalized for a year after his kidn applng and evcntuallv died of heart fai lure brought on by torture. The Mussavls were responsible for the Octobo>r 19Kl bombingofthe U. S. Marine barracks at Beirut Airport In which 241 died . Then in December of that year they were peripherally involved In a serl!'S of bombings in Kuwait, which re· suited In the arrest and conviction of 17 conspirators. Two of the 17 were Lebanese Shiit es - bot h from the Mussavi cla n, according to Intelligence sources. • A Mussav l terroris t ga ng. calling itself Hezboliah !Party of Godt. emerg<>d a t about that time and began a wave of kid· napping a nd hij ack ing wit h one •l 'P l 1 - Ohio This U'£'f'k'~ L"nitl'<l l'nos~ ln t i•rn;nion.<~l Ohi.o Hljlh School Bnard of ('~Jf hPS' ~o: l.rl' bask.l' lb ll ll n tlinl(' •v.·ith fu·st·!ilil t"l' voiPS and uun lost n 'tu tll ~ in ~n~ l hi 'Sl~' ~ 1- AAA Tl'M~TL..Poim tl.11 1 Ci nd muu i Sl>hm . FIRES IN TWO POIN'IS- Notre DnmeguardDavidRivers put up a shot sgalnsl !orward James Robinson (30) of Fordham during last night's ball game al South Bend, Ind. The Irish de!eated the Rams, 8Hl8. UPI. 1 •Iii•• l'irkrnflJllun ,}, 1111-11 ~ \anl un Md\1 nk'l· 11 7·11 i\ Boan:l111 an r'l • o!rWo 110 10'1 1. lolumbu ~ Snu1 h 111 •l!l-l1 II. Cind rm.JI I Prirr:non ol&-\ 1 !1.1 ~nd C.lrm1 1 ~ 11 1rn: Ely ria 2l: l:t ol flt, \'Uia)o:t' Ra}' Man.~ r.-.ld '!~: 81 <If\ 45 12 St-nllr 22: H Akron flur hld II : Li . Hdol l WC's1 B r anch ~: 16 •11<'1 Solon and Parma ValJr:, Fnrszl". j <'al"tl: IH. 1lll"1 Munl>fll'ld Malabi.ir and 1\c•tlrr lnl': ,\llrl'. li l"art\: 'll IJ<l~· Jon Pattrr!On 'I (lui !\ A T(IUIL Po\1111 l \'.'Ni l HOITT't{'!. 1l M •2001 21!1 Grarmllr ~~- Boardman, which completed lts regular season at al-0, co ntinued Its climb and moved up one spot to sixth, followed by Columbus Soulh 119·1). Cincinnati Prin<Fton 118-11. Maumee (19-01 and CIE.'IIeland Glenville (18-21, rt'lurnlng to the top 10 aft er 2-wt'l'k absen<F. WI'S! Holmi'S also finished al aJ-0. do\1-nlng Navarre Fairless, 59-.ll, 9j • 1 !\~, ~ Saturday nlght for a record-tying 76th consecutive win over thrt'l' seasons. The Knights can break the state record, held jointly with the Middletown boys of I he mid - 19~s. in their first sectional tournament game . West Holmi'S received 16 of 24 first place voti'S and 219 poll points, while Granville. runnerup for lhe fifth wt'l'k in a mw, got two firsts and all points. The Blue Aces also finished aJ. 0. Wellsville. Rocky River Lutheran West and Wellington wound up third, fourth and fifth agaln this week. while Vienna Mathews ad vanced from sevenlh to six! h. Rounding outlhe AA top 10 were Kenton Ridge, Canfield, Tlpp City Tippecanoe and Warsaw River View. &the!. 19-0 going into its regular home against of Sl'aSOn finale Arcanum, ThUtlidayswept nightaJ at 26 first place voti'S in Class A and held a 253-al3 margin over runnerup Antwerp 118-0L The Bees won their 19th game Monday night. 70-28, over Cov ington. Buckeye Central 116-21 wound up third again among the small schools and Kirtl and moved up to four th, dropping Peebl es down one spol to fifth . Danville remain<'<l No. 6, followed by Galt'S Mills Hawken, Fort Frye, Zanesville Rosecrans and unbeaten North Lima Soul h Ranw. mak_ing its appearance in the lop 10. ti, 7 ~ 9 :xi! o2• 1'.!1).{11 1 1~ 1 .t Wr!IS\'tllr 111 principal goal: release of the 17 themselves to the teeth, which Is not to the advantage of the Islamic prisoners In Kuwait . For example, the key demand Republic of Iran. And there Is no for release of the hijacked TWA way that we can bring them to plane last June and a Kuwaiti air- their knees unless we are able to· inflict relentii'SS blows on them liner six months earlier was releasee of the 17 terrorists . The from within. That Is, to neutralize demands were not met. and the tbem at every step." Unfortunately, the Mussavls hijacklngs ended, but three Americans were killed In the two have demonslrated an awful abUJty to live up to their bloodthirsty Incidents. rhetoric. · More significantly, last SepEXECUTIVE MEMO: Presitember lhe Hezboll a h reportedly made a tentative offer of a pri - dent Reagan disclosed a while soner swap: The four American back thai he had stopped using hostages for two of the 17 terror- artiliclal sweetners In his coffee Ists being held In Kuwait. The two because he didn't know what was In them. The American Council were I he Mussavi clansmen. The ultimate aim of the Mus- on Science and Health, a genersavi family seems to be the crea - ally prop-Industry outfit, read tion of an Islamic Republic of Le· about the remark and rushed banon, run by pro-Iranian Shiites, Reagan a brochure on sweetners of which the Mussavls would be with a note saying: "Here Is evthe most powerful. In a secret erything you want to know about meeting with top Iranian offi- artificial sweetners and more." cials, Hussein Mussavl (code- The council also added a comnamed Mirhashem) gave a rous- ment thai may have puzzled ing speech laying out his objec- . Reagan: "Common table pepper wouldn't survive the types of tives : "The reactionary forces of the tests done on artificial sweetnregion,'' he said, "either out offear ers." No word on what the presi or lor reasons of dependence on dent now uses in hts coffee- pre- • ~ the superpowers. are arming sumably not pepper. 1i() 11:1 110 lfi_Q,'I-f·lanri Seton, West Holmes clamp down top spots mLUMBUS, Ohio iUPII Cincinnati Seton and Millersburg Wt'St Hohn!'S have put a virtual clamp on the No. I spots in the United Press International Ohio High School Board of Coaches Class AM and AA girls basketball ratings and Tlpp City BE'thells only one win away from tucking away it s second consecutive title in Class A. Seton, which wrapped up its regular season at 20-0, held a solid 170-113 point spread over runnerup Columbus Brookhaven with one week of voting remaining. The Saints received 13 of 18 first place voti'S and 170 of a possible I!() points. Brookhaven 119-1 1. despite suffering Its first loss of the season, a 2-point overtime decision to Columbus South. moved past both Barbo>rton and Pickerington this wrek lnto the runnerup positiOn. Barberton 117·21 and Pickerington (18-11 tied for third at llO. followed by Canton McKinley 117-11 in flfth for the second week in a row with 107. 1'J\.Ih 2 rolumbus Bn.u kh<J,·rn ~ ~~~~~ .1 t tif:>t Rtrt"l'r1on 111 11~2 1 !\. Mau m •l' Rock.Y llll'f'r l..uth 1~1 W~1 Mlssourt, 17-11 and 4-5. The Tigrs lost their fourth consecutive game and sixth in the last seven. The Jayhawks' Danny Manning scored a season-high Tl points and also had 5 blocked shots, 4 steals, 4 assists and 3 rebounds. Cedric Hunter had 16 points, Archie Marshall 13 and Greg Drelling 12 for Kansas. . Kansas smred the first 9 points. Manning scored 9 pain Is to help Kansas bu Ud a 17-4 lead bo>fore the game was six minutes old. The Jayhawks shredded Missouri's man-10-mandefensewlthpicks, fft'l'lng Manning and Hunter time and again for uncontested shots in the first half. Manning scored 19 points and Hunter 12 as the Jay hawks sbol67 percent for a 49-32 halftime lead. In other gami'S involving ranked teanns, No. 2 Duke de!ealed Stetson B!Hi6, No. 14 Notre Dame beat Fordham 81- 58 and No. 10 •:ll-ll1 WC'IImglon 1\ 1 ~~~ \ 'lr nl"lil Mati'W'II.·s fl!l--01 Kmtm Rid~ II• , 1!1\1 Ca nt!Pid •I• •IQJ I T lpp Clt)' TIIJIX'('ariOI' 117:!1 107 10o1 9'2 77 71 ~1 itlWat'N:IW Rll'l'f' \ '\(11,1,' di~l .W S('('()nd trn: 11. finll')' l<w<n •1' 29. 11 .\ l:lrtlno; Frm R ll O;t~ tun .Jd ft•r"!il.!n !1: 14 \l' urll' n Champl.m 1'1: 1 ~ Bvt,.l;l!t• Mr:Kb.4·brook l li. 11\ L1m;• Ba th 1.1: 17. c..-,-ma r.h:Mi n \ 'aile'\· \ 'lr'\l,· 11 . 11' Pl'fTlt.•r.illt• t : il ~ fll.·cot Ill. 19 W~ mntn ~t 7. :Jl h:lm.marl Rarlj(f'r 11 •l• , :.! •\nhu'I'Jl l l:lt~rkr'\· r Cr ntral 4 h:irti;.L~ 119- l o ~- ITt·~ tltl- h \~fh I :!'1:1 ~n ,u; ~, 1:6 \?> IJ.l 11~ 1> , (;.,,~ Mill ~ !lt~wkrn 1]7111 II. Fort Fr.r •If! !1 ti l);1 n\'lllr d o 9 i'~ll'lf'!'11IIC' Ill. ~ i{(l!;f'('TM~ ' 1'> .1 Um..1 South Hanl!r II• t :.?ll-01 Scorund trn : 11 . 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The Irish led 38-22 at intermission and by as man y as Tl points in the second half. Oklahoma 85, Kansas State 77 At Norman, Okla., Darryl Kennedy scored 32 points and Tim McCalister chipped In 25 ID pace Oklahoma . The Sooners were In : control throughout. leading 42-TI at : halftime. After Oklahoma took a . 24-point advantage with eight min-: utes left ,the Wildcals outsmred the Sooners by 19 points in a six- minute stretch . Elsewhere, it was : Boston Uni-· versity 61, New Hampshire 63; : Cormecticul 77. Pittsburgh T,!; : . Northeastern 74. Hartford 70; Old · Dominion 66, DePaul 53; and Idaho · 113, U.S. International 91. A Division of Multimedia, Inc. ,,_, 1 Tlpp til~ Oklahoma toppled Kansas State 85-77. 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Dc>Crafl Hi'.·rrskir ?I: I~ F'or1 1.onm11f> :W: 1 ~ C ;tT"JW:tl !1: lli fi(ol~<ll l ' :J"I: Jj l.uo -,o~ 14 , Ill .ril• • 11url«-:-~ · Y.l'~l 1 I• anoi roni'IJO.' n ·rsn1,....... w l'at·h: ~lf l li N'• l.ot'fls lo.;·n. ,\shl.lfld 'll.tplf'loo ,ond IH:h mo~ I N~· SOUrllt~.~~ ~l' l' n. ; l '<ll'h r~==========~i ROS sar Red. DOWNING CHILDS MULLEN MUSSER I_ N SURANCE · 111 Second St., Pomeroy YOUR INDEPENDENT AGENTS SERVING MEIGS COUNTY SINCE 1168 5 v "' Love vou . .. ...·\ · ' ., .~' . ' . ,• ' Networks win, voters lose ____R_ob_er_t_w:_alt_er_._s ~~ Today in history Today Is Wednt'Sday. Feb. 12. the ~lrd day of 1986 with 322 to !bllow. This Is Abraham Lincoln 's birthda~ . The moon is moving toward it s first quarter. The morning stars are Mars and Saturn . The E.'llenlng stars are Mercury, Venus and Jupiter. Those born on this date are under the sign of Aquarius. They Include Pollsh·Ameriean RevolutiOnary war hero Thaddeus Kosciusko In 1746: phllanthroplst Peler Cooper in 1791 : Abraham Lincoln, 16th president of the United States, and biologist Cllarles Darn'in in 1800. American labor leader John L. Lewis in M; televisiOn and radio emcee Ted Mack In 1904: actor Lome Greene In 1915 (age 711 : baseball player and sports commentator Joe Garaglola in 19:!> (age 001 , and actor Joe Don Baker in 19.li (age ~). On thls date In hislory: In l87T. Alexander Graham Bell's Invention . the lelephone. was llJbllcly demonstrated with a lmlrup between lla;ton and Sa lem. Mass. In 1953, the Sovlel Union broke relations with Israel after lf>rrorists bOmbed the Soviet legation In Tel Aviv. In 1973, the fi rst American prisoners of war In North VIetnam were released: 116 POW's were flown from Hanoi to the Philippines. In 19fl), the International Olympics Cornrnlttee rejected a U.S. proposal to postpone, cancel or move the site of lhe I9SJ Summer Olympics fr om Moscow as a protest againsl the Soviet invasion of Afghanislml . WASHINGTON (NEA) - Here's the contests long before the polls have improved new schedule for balloting closed in many states. in presidential elections designed to The networks claim such informaprotect the voters from premature tion is news that should not be with· disclosure of the resul ts by hyperal'· held from the public, even for a few ti ve television networks hours. In fact , they're offering ersatz In yea rs divisible by lour. all ol the news - partial results of voter intercount ry - except the 4\-1 states in the views - rather tha n actual tabul aPacific time zone - will maintain the tions of votes cast. current practice of reverting from Moreover, on every day of the yea r daylight to standard time in late except Election Day, the broadcast !ktober. schedules of the networks and their afIn those 4'1• states (Californra, most fi liates are adjusted to prevailing loof Oregon. Was hrngton. Nevada and cal time. Thus. a program offeret:l at9 the northern "panhandle" of Idaho) p.m. on the East Coast is not seen sidaylight time will be extended for an multaneously at 6 p.m. on the West additional two weeks. which means it Coast but is delayet:lthree hours. will still be in effect on Election Day That logical practice even applies The polls in those sta tes will close at to the networks' evening news pro7 p.m. Pa cific daylight time. while the grams. Although there are two polls in the Mountain. Central and "feeds" to affiliates every weetday, at Eastern time zones will close simulta- 6:30 p.m. and 7:00p.m. Eastern time. neously at 7, 8 and 9 p.m. standard no stations in the Pacific time zone time. respectively. broadcast the news "live" at 3:30 p.m. Is this a joke' Absolutely not. It's a or 4:00p.m. very serious - albeit not very sensiBut on election nights , especially rn ble - plan thai the House of Repre- yea rs wrth a presidential contest, the sentatives actually approved by a vote networks abandon rationality in a of 204-171 in late January. senseless scramble to beat the What's happening is that mi llions of competition. voters , as well ~s thousands of state After years of complaints from both and loca l government election offi· politicia ns and voters, however, they cia ls. are about to be forced to bend reluctantly agreed that if Congresses· themselves out of shape to satisfy the tablishet:l a uniform nationwide poll ABC, CBS and NBC television closing hour, they would not use exit networks. polls to publicly characterize, project In recent years. the networks increasingly have relied upon "exit or pret:llct the probable outcome of polls" - surveys of vo1ers as they elections prior to that time. But devising a universal closing emerge from balloting locations - to collect data about the candidates' con- time poses numerous difficulties in stituencies and to ascertain the likely addition to extending daylight savings outcome of the election long before time once every four years. the polls have closed. There is, for example, no way to in-· Unconcernet:l about the damage elude Alaska and Hawaii in any reathey do to the integrity of the electoral st>nable formula , so they have been exprocess. the networks routinely have emptet:l and late voters in those states used exit polls to r,roject the winners will continue to receive election reof presidential e ections and other sults before they have gone to the polls. In addition, no fewer than 39 states will have to change their laws to com· ply wrth the pnmstons of the House bill. In eight Midwesrem and Western states, votmg ttme wrll be ret:luced by an hour or more. 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February 12. 1986 February 12, 1986 MANUFACTURER'S DOUBLE COUPONS By RANDY MINKOFF UPI Sports Writer WITH $10.00 01 MORE ADDniONll PURCHASE Michigan and Indiana are tied for I he Big Ten lead wilh seven gamPS remaining, but the Wolverines havr ·sEE STOlE FOR DETAILS a big scheduleadvantagebeginning final seven leaguP cont ests at harnP while Indiana is away for five of the seven. . Steak READY 1'0 GO - Mille Cloolnnatl Reds manager Pele Rose, left, Is all but ready lor SpringTraiUig to start Feb. Zl, two ol his players, Dave Van Gorder, center, and Eddie Milner, riidll, await MJrd oo 79 Tuesda.v's salary arbitration hearinl!li. ll<llh seek big raises while the ball club Is trying to hold the line oo pla.ver salary demands. (File photos). Spring training to end hectic traveling schedule for Rose BONECESS ROUND STEAK 99 CINCINNATI (UP!) -To most baseball players, spring tra lnlng means the end or a relaxing vaca tion. To Pete Rose. it m eans lhe end of a heclic traveling schedule. Rose, who lasl season passed Ty Cobb to become baseball's a ll -lime hit leader, has spenl mu ch of lhc off-season making public appear· ances lo endorse a varieTy of products and causes . A marketing special is l who handles many of Rose's dealinl'' MT. VERNON THANK YOU Cherry Pie .Filling \ 21 oz. Plastic Gallon CAN says Rose, whose wlnler Trips included several stops on the Wes l Coast and a visit lo Japan, m akPs moll' from endorsement s Than lhc $225,00) the Reds paid him last year. Bill Hayes of Taft M arketing said Rose' s return to Cincinnati, lhe Reds successfu l 1985 season and. mosl Importantly, his record· setting exploits have made Ro se a hoi commodity. "Instead of having a picture of a swaggering, sbding, head· first hoi dog, people see something differ· ent," Hayes said. "Consistency has set In and we see theef!or1, the hurd work, Ihe enthusiasm necessary for such an achievement." Despite the rigorous schl,'dule, Rose managed to m aintain his regimen of off-season workluts In pl'l'paration for spring training, which begins Feb. 21 for pitchers and catcbers. '!be full squad holds Its first practice Feb. 'II. Hayes said requesls for appear· ances and business elfers have !Fen tightly controlled and that he and Rose are taking a "long-term" approach. Rose made appearances for the Boy Scouts and Easier Seals arrong other organizations during the off-season, and he also agreed to be a co· chairman of Hands Across A m erica along with other celebritieS. Bul , Hayes said. ooe type of request is always r ejected - those asking Rose to visit a school. Meanwhile, salary arbitralion hearings were held Tuesd ay forlwo Rfds. outfielder Eddie MUner and calcher Dave Van Gorder. Milner, ll, demands a 19lli salary or $5ll,<XXJ which Reds' general man· ager Bill Bergesch termed "outlan· dish ". The Reds dferea Mllner · $liO,<XXl up from his $llO,OOJ salary of last season. During tt.> l!ei season, Milner batted .~ wilh three home runs and 3.1 RBI 's and HOLL V FARMS GRADE A SPLIT Chicken Breasts Prime Chiken Bll!ast Halves FOODLAND • REGULAR • SPIRAL PLAIN • SELF RISING MARTHA WHITE QrQund YQUlook back OO<' W<d ,ogu we 'd be very happ~· r01 J :-.pil l Wl··n · n•turning home and Wf' fl'f·l wt' Jl ( ' in good shape." The WolvrrinPS' 1o m· I'O.Jd ganw::are against Jowl~· WJ...,<'tHt~ i n and ~ Round LB$1 5 llio rth\\'(~l!'rn " Wr ju st ha\ (·1np l<lkC' cJn' of uur own hu sinp~s and not worry aOOut lndiJIIJ." F ri<,kr "We jusl '"'d. hEI\'P to v:ln W(' 111 r games :.1 t homr that an• supJXlSt"CC 10 win." this w eekend with home dates aga inst M innesota and Iowa. , -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - The Wolverines and Hoosiers are lied with 8-3 league records. However, Michigan has five of its TENDERBEST U.S.D:A. CHOICE BONE·IN LB. Page Wolverines have schedule advantage over Knight~s IU ALL WEEK •We Reserve Tho Right To Limit Quantities • Prices Effective Wednesday. February 12 Thru Saturday, February 15, 1986 •USDA Food Stamps Accepted • Not Responsible For Typographical Or Pictorial Erroro . The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy Middleport, 06io Macaroni a Cheese Dinners Flour Round $ · 69 LB. 6-7 1/4 BOXES S LB. BAG TENDERBEST OUALITV•SLICED FREE Whole Pork Loin Van Gorder, second str ing ca tcher hehind Bo Diaz. want s $150.001 while 1 ~ Reds counlered wilh a S70,001 offer. Van Gorder, 28, batted .:l38wllh 1\\U hom e run s and 24 runs bat led in in 73 games lasl year. The Reds say lhey went into I he sa lary arbitration hearings to proteclthe j:l]Silion of ma jor·l~ague learns trying to lnld the line on runaway salarirs. St ill awa iting salary arbilration hearings are r eserve Infielder Wayne Krenchicki and backup catcher Sal Bulera. obtained in an lrade l as l D ecembe r from Montreal. Krenchicki <Pmands a $340,001 salary for l he se•son. while the Reds have offered $275,00!, up from his $210.001 earnings of last year. Bulera wanls $120,<XXJ while Cincin· nati is offering $70.001. II~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Michigan, the defending cham· pion, hosts third -place Iowa, 64, Salu rday and has a game wilh Minnesola Thursday. The Hoosiers are idle until Sunday when they visit Ohio State. In other games Thu rsday . il' s Iowa at Michigan State, Illinois al Nort hwestern and Purdue at +____.+OL. ~ S~eclal olth Week \ FISH TAIL + $1141 ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY "At tht End of the Michigan, ranked No. 9. sphl l wo weekend road gam es - bealing Purdue !1). 79 and losing 10 Illinois 83-79 in overtime. " II was a good road !rip for us," Michigan coach Bill Frieder. " If Pomen~y·Ma10n Bridge POMEROY, OH. PH. 992-2S56 Make your feelings crystal clear. Win her heart 'n' soul. With the FTD ' Hearts ' n' Flowers · ~ Bouquet. Valentine's Week starts February 9. so send early. Call or visit us With the FTD ' today. Cry~ta l Hea rts ' ~ Bouquet Valentine's Week sta rts Fe brua ry 9. so send early. CLOSEOUT PRICES ON TIRES Must sell to make roo1r. for new shipments of parts and can! CLOSEOUT PRICES AS LOW AS $2 722 UClUDEI TAX AU SEASON RADIALS VECTORS WHITE 70-SERIES REG. CLOSlOUT P115-70RI3 771-878-922 ........................ 84.95 PII5-70RI4 111·811-922 ........................ 89.95 P205·70RI4 771-685-922 ........................ 98.95 27.22 50.92 CUSTOM POLYSTEEL P19S-75RI4 715·154·076 ........................ 74.95 P215·75RI5 715-654-007 ........................ 85.95 ~RRIVA 49.90 57.06 RADIAL PJ55-IORI3 792-661-007 ........................ 65.95 P205-75RI5 792-694-004 ........................ 85.95 . P225-75RIS 792-692-004 ........................ 94.95 POMERO 106 Butternut Ave. PHONE 9U-2039 or 992-5721 53.34 58 .56 65 .08 nEMPO PISS·IORI3 774·661-241 ........................ 44.95 P.235-75RI5 774-698·241 ........................ 73.95 l. With Fries ........S1.74 WiSCOMin. Cooper Chrysler-Plymouth-Dodge liDO IT ALL DEALER" ' 35.64 58.44 63.58 The fabulous JCPenney Spring &Summer Catalog ·Plus ·a $5 certificate So much for only $4 I VECTOR 10-SERIES PI65-80RI3 771-172·922 ........................ 75.95 Pl15-10113 771-173-922 ........................ 80.95 PI IS-lOR 13 771·657-922 ........................ 82.95 EXPIRES 2·28·86 COOPER 49.05 50.48 51 .41 Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge Inc. MIDDLEPORT 992-6421 8·5 MON.-FRI. .._,::::== 82 runs scored. LB. RIB LOIN HALF HALF ' _, s 149 " s 1&9 . ' "liD 1ft ALL VARIEnES Herr's Potato Chips Pkg•.Yomatoes J,;· $ 19 oz. 10 BAG .,.... . • FRESH j . <........~ - 2 LITER BTL. Plus Deposit JACKSON PME · RT.35 WEST Phone .ua.4524 IARGm MATINEES SAT I SUN ALL SEAtS 11 .15 !OMISSION mAY TUESDAY 12.25 Foodland Buns 2 Jus! when you need 11the mos1. we bnng you a bre all1ot Sn,ng 11 s the JCPenney Spring and Summe1 Cata log w1lh a $5 money s,w<ng certolrcale lor ius I $4. You'll lind page alter SIZZling page ot up·IO·Ihe monule tash1ons, tamous name fash1ons like Halslon Ill ". Mary McFadden • Lee Wright. SfaHord' , St John's Bay •. Levi's • and mo1 e For alithe days ollun ahead . !here's our w1de ar<ay ol sportm g good> Eleganl home furnishrngs . The IaIest rn electromcs. And so much more Shop by phone. And charge it You 'll get speedy del!very . loo. whelh cr l o your • e cr.. PKG. . Sprite, Tab DIET or REGUlAR Coca-Colo ~::II • '* ' . nearest JCPenney store, or, for JUS! a lew dollars more. to your horne .. Coming soon to your nea1est JCPenney Calalog Depa rt men! 1-='"IESm . ; .. 1-800-222-6161 CHAINS STARTING AT $1995 FOI YOUI VAliNnNE FEB. 14th Simply add our 14K gold beads to your existing chain or necklace, and watch it grow in beauty and value. We also carry larger size beads to go with every look ! Shop-by-phone The JCPenney Catalog Grand Central MaU-Parkenburg INGELS FURNTURE AND JEWELRYMltWitport 106 N. 2nd 992·2635 • ' �February 12, 1986 12, 1986: . Sentinel Gasoline dealers won't risk price war Redmen upset Tiffin Rio Grande College upset Mid-Ohio Conference basketball leader 111fin University, 81-72, at Lyne Center Tuesday evening. The Rio Grande victory coupled with Malone's 86-68 win over Walsh and Cedarv!IIP' s 73-61 victory over MI. Vernon, left Tiffin, Cedarville and Malone tied for first place in the MOC standings with 8-3 records. Joe Verhoff' s 25 points and 15 rebounds paced Rio Grande to its fourth straight conference victory. Ron Rininger tallied 16, MikeSmiih added 14 and Kent Wolfe had 10 points and dished out 12 assists for the winners. Tiffin dropped to 21 7 overall Rio Gran<IP upped its rfl'ord to 6-5 and By United Press International The world oil price coUapse has driven down the cost of regular leaded gasoline that acrounts for a third of the market but an a nalyst says consumers shouldn't be misled- dealers won' t risk waging an all-out gas price war. "With a large number of sta tions pricing regular leaded below $1, the general public has been misled into · expecting a gasoline price war, which is not going to happen," said Dan Lundberg, a Los Angeles gasoline market analyst. Smveys Monday showed regular gas selling for less than ~cents a gallon in some U.S. cities, and Lundberg said a Feb. 8 survey found that regu lar leaded at self-service pumps cost less than $1 a gallon at 3,051 of 10,385 stations. We Reserve Right To Limit Quantities STORE HOURS Mon."Sat. 8 AM-10 PM Sunday 10 AM-.10 PM ' .'' 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., FEB. 15, 1986 Tony Su«on pac<'d the Dragons with :16 points. "1llis was our bi~Pst victory of lhP SPUson. II kept oor playoff rOpeS alive," said Rio roach John Lawhorn . "We controlled the game's tempo , lakmgonly good percentage shots," he added . The Redmen were :>Al of 45 !rom the field for 66 percent . All he line Rio was 17 of 21 for 77 percent. Rio had ~ rebounds and 13 turnovers. The Dragons were 3.1 of 54 attempts from th<' field for 60 percent and four of five fi'Om the line for 00 percent . Tiffin managed ooly 14 rebounds. The \isilors had si.x tu movers. Rio's final hom£' game is Saturday . against Walsh College. The Cavs are currently fourth in the MOC wit h a 18-8 and Hat 7: :>Al p.m . Rio finishes up regular season pl ay on the road at Cedar;ille, Dyke and Oh io Dominican. Box score: ·. BACKYARD FIND - Mildred Withee holds a IBUoon she found In her back yard the otlter day. 1be balloon bears a wish lor the New Year (rom St. Plus X. 35th and Woodsman, Mission, Kansas. A weatherproof jJoslcard was attached to the outside of the balloon to be .Uurned to Kansas noting the county and !iate wbere It was found . The \\tthees have a son, Jim Withee, who Uves kt Junction Chy, Kansas. Chickens •••••••••••L:.•••• 49< 1/4 Pork Loin ....'!-... S1 39 OLD FASHIONED BONE-IN l'. or m. • 'V-. l '.tnt t• n I •'fl 1·. 1111 hl \ "\'~'' <t, r·,.,, ,--tJUo'l! ...1 '\• ~• .u ~ '.li n 111 1 l'm M rw ·l ~ ~ +. "'•·lll'IUII' .-..1 l'Ul ll<1k fh iL' ~. ~\ t. 'h o"'l l .ti<. LJI,t '>!I l'ln Pnnn1nn it!. I'I'T11t •n tlk• \ 1 59 Chuck Roast ••.•• ;·•. 1 nn f'ln f'urt'l'll fi~ . " ,,1 Hill<i .,, {'Ill Sl IJ('rNII 'd ~i F dH-1h ~j ('In "T \ ,11"' 1' "~ 1 on \\ ,. ·d ,.,u-11 " 1 t 'ool 1\hln on " ' t ul \~ 1 -..r ~! t ·.,1 B rt l!"-"- ~ Cnl H1•, KI\ •01' ••I t •·lll• 'fl ru.t l .,., ( ·111 l l. oi1M "' 1'1 t ·,.1 l ',l•lnll o\1 "'\ \ ·ol "-l t ' ll, o• ·y.. I ·,r "' 'LT ih \C I 'nl \\ ht"~ lltflt I'' ( 'nt TtH I ~ I 1h• "' I F.wh < t'f\lo ·t "+ l '.m••~ ., r., l h l. 1 \n lumh.~, r,,,., , .;.·, J'omt!" ll \ ,t l , \ t 'U.II lfllo 'l' "< ol.l l' .. : I rt • • k.~t\ 1" lb\ l 'h,!/1 7~ l'h, h• 71' lui·,~ ;11 .:o1 l lo ·, ," .,., .,·, , ~ l'• !\t\ 1\u ntMI \lll l ' n 1\ ,-.~ ·tfl HilL' ~)I 1\t\ l,]h," '" - I ll.11 1\. tn .ml '"" ll,t \ ''· ' ~"" • • • I I '-tlflfiL'hln•"-4 l ~ i\ \' ·" ft ~. disorderly condu ct: KeUy Thoma. Pomeroy. $50 and costs. disorderly manner; Kenneth Wise, Middleport, $50 and costs. disorderly conduct; Jerry Moore, Pomeroy, $~ and costs, open flask, and John R. Saunders, Pomeroy, $.'XI and costs, disorderly conduct. Fined were William Massar, Middleport, $]5() and costs, assault upon an officer; Sl50 and costs, resisting arrest; $50 a nd costs. Nine cases were processed in the court of Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyler Tuesday night. Fred Kuhn, Middleport . was fined $63 and costs, on a disorderly manner charge. Fotfeiting bonds were William Kent Hill , Dunham. N. C.. $43; Thomas Dannery. Hinckley. $43; Cindy M. Parks, Middleport, $44, speeding; Harold Norton, Point Pleasant, :1@, no operator's license, and $46, speeding; Ja mes Johnson. Jr .. Middleport, $43, Improper backing; Marion Watson , Pomeroy . $63, disorderly manner; John R. Dill, Middleport, $63, failure to control ; Gregory Cook, New Haven, W. Va., $63 ronsuming aicotol in a motor :A judgment in excess of $113,123.51 has been granted the HOme NatiOnal Bank, Racine. fi'Om Dale Wallace Hill, Racine. et al, in a loreclosure action in Meigs County COmmon P leas Coon. A judgment of $23,035.48 from Dale Wallace Hill his been granted Thorp Discout, a ~fendant in I he same act ion. Foreclosure actions have been filed by Central Trust Co.. Middle pOrt, against Osby A. Martin and ~ry A. Martin, Katy, 'IX., et al, fE!lUesting$27,842.11 lor property in Pomeroy Village; James Bailey aJid Cella E. Bailey, Long Bottom. r~uesting $3i,3'1S.37, for property in_. Pomeroy Village; Okey R. Laudermilt and Cheryl Laudermllt, Racine, et al, requesting $28,884.37, for property in Chester Township. Capital Savings and Loan Co , GaUipolis, has filed an action requesting a judgment of $4381.85. An action by GLenda G. Gum against Stephen Fink has been dismissed. 9 7 Round Steak •••.• ;B.. 1 U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS $ --~-~ nn~·~ ·t 1 1 h • ,,~ Two defendants fotfeited bonds and five others wer<' fined in the court of Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman Tuesday night . Fotfeitlng wert' Charles Ca ntor. Syracuse, $100. disorderly conduct, and $100. harassment, and DeVon Wanat, Middleport, $100. disorderly manner. Judgment sought $ U.S.D.A. CHOICE "-4 Ham •••••••••••••••••L:.•••• 79< SUPERIOR . $ 29 Lunch Meats ....L:.... 1 I Ground Beef •••.• ;~. $1 °9 Oblo llldl srno.JI &._, .... hall B) rn•·d ~ ln&M-nlllii......J 'ntiosdii.Y '' Rt'N&It.>o \ u.~1L nt o"' ~ F1trll ,,:. llo11 l.md ~I Btl)'!'> Mayors finish cases GRADE A WHOLE 11fl''IN i 7!1- Inn' 11,11>1'' '>H Jtl : Ton' Suii(JR, I I ~ - bi . TNT' "" •'li:<ln\1. II~ ~ . . ltm .\.orm.m. '>-Olll: la m ~ · Sou lhf1':;, ~Hh ~h Kf' Cii.>;t•b •n·. ~ ~~ -~. S.'OII \\,1m~!i '\ l H l M1!-.r ~-!: t11 '!1 . 1 0~ TUTi\l.... ~lt . KIO GRA.'IDE illl l - " ' '"' V. oUE-. l-4 1tr. ~1 tk t · "rml h. It:! 1 ~ . Jop \i•r ~ fl. \11-:..~ . Ron R JTTI!\,lt' L 7;!-11>, !l iC k F1111 ~4.Jil. JLm 1\t'lrr&. ~-1 . Douk! l'n j:(! . ~- 11-1 tUUL<rilO-IHI . IL\U~t: ~'ORE - R1u I ;rant.l • 'ri. Tiffin 14 Prep Sl'ores U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS Strip Steak .•••••. ~~. S399 l t, ....,., n. \ ~l . ull •on ~~ $63 under fallUil'the tOcontrol, and vehicle; $375 driving influ ence. Marriage licenses have been issued in Meigs County Proba te Court to Kevin Wayne Knapp, 20, Racine, and Judith Ann Johnson, 24, Racine; Gerald Vernon Arnold, 45, Pomeroy, and Bertha Margaret Feuty. 45, Pomeroy; James Arnold Gheen, 32. Middleport , and Elizabet h Lucille Wright, 25, Middleport; David WaynP Pulman, 25, Coolville, and Kimberly l<ay .Jackson, 22, CoolvillP. ...,,,,, .., ,.. 1 l11 \ , ·1 \l ,tl '' · II• •• I 1 ~ ~ '-1 1< .,-r f ·' " I 1n li t1 '•1 1 h!ll<'of1 \1, 1.. 1, -- 1,,\,... ,nlun.: ·~ , ,J•,,, \on'll- 'I ou~ l ·: ·" ''n ·,1 r .,.t h 'rn ~' I 1h.uu 11 V,wt>,lfTII.•-11 \ 1., o•nl. tlh l t " lm" " .n ·,~ KElLER BUSINESS SERVICES f oH · f+ ACCOUNTING & DATA PROCESSING l l. ollill otl j, 11 j,n ·,: 618 EAST MAIN STREET )OMEROY, OHIO 45769 - Co~uterizad a savings! Accounting - Internal Conttol : - Tax Planning · -Salas Analysis • MEXICAN .. .Tomatoes ••••••••••••• lB. VALLEY BELL 49 2% Milk ..........':'~•• $ 1 fronf Reman. Disc Brake Service (re pa~r s extra) • Repack 149 Parkay Spread .••• wheel beanngs. replace lront grease seals rl applrcable • Road test ' ' COOPER Chrysler, Plymouth Dodge, Inc. MIDDLEPORT $ 59 . oz. 89< P IZZa ••••••••••••••••••••• 1 ( R• • Cola •••••••••••• 10.1 8 Pak 16 Oz. Btls. ZEST A Crackers ••.•.••••••l:.•••• 79< Payroll Processing Federal 8r State Repons Profit & Loss Statements Financial Statements The Teleflora Cuptd Bear" Bouquet A detachable plush bear that hugs a btg red heart !ri led with flowers and says. "I love you·· on Valenltne's Day .. and forever We can wire it anywhere in lhe U.SA and Canada Or deliver il anywhere in town. APPLE, PEACH, CHERRY 20 oz. Banquet Pies •••••••• 992 -6241 8 -5 MON .-FRI WHY NOT?? UREX DETERGENT Have your tires rotated and balanced at the same tilnel ($6 .50 per wheel). 21 OZ. CANS . UMIT 3 PlEASE $399 Limit 1 Por Customtr Gootl Only At Pow.a's Slformartlet OHor bpir11 Sat. ••· IS, 1916 S ~ • !~--- ..... I ' • insurance. don't pu mp enough of it to hu11 JanP Moon. \ 'irg il .J<:~ cks . Crude oil prices have plunged r--;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;tabout $10 a barrel during the paS! two months because OPEC is ~· - . () '}-;::]• flooding the market to force C'---() "-' independent producers tocurbtheir output. The key U.S. crude, West Texas intermediate, nosedived Tuesday to just $16.40 a barrel. ~ ...-d p conoNEUE CHICKEN OF THE SEA TOILET TISSUE TUNA $139 Limit 1 Per Customer Gootl Choly At Powell'1 Slfermorbt OHer bpir11 Sot. ••1916 6.5 Oz. In Oil or Water T-3 t s9( • ••••• .POMEROY FLOWER SHOP · UMIT 3: limit 3 Ptr Customer At Powell 's S!fermorllot Sat • ••. 1s. 1916 Valentine's Day is Friday, February t4. ' 31eleflom' J : s ' ' ' AMBROSIA COCOA S1 72 oz. COMPARE TO HERSHEY'S AT $209 12 oz. 12 Ohio Valley Bulk Foods S14 EAST MAIN 992-6910 POMEROY Wo luepl Food Stamp1 14K GOLD -~- ~~ING S PROTECT YOUR FAMILY WITH A'FAMILY GUARD SMOKE DETECTOR $799 ~&~ "Sale Ends Saturday" EBERSBACH HARDWARE 210 W. Main St. 'QJetlelers u Main, Pomeroy 2 E. Pomeroy, Ohio ~iiaaaa~~~~~~imiimiimiimi~~mi5B~~ II OPPORTUNITY KNOCKING Are you in need of job skills? The Adult Education Center at Tri-County J.V.S. may be able to start you on the way to a rewarding job through one of its 12 adult vocational prog(ams. There will be a meeting at Pomeroy Community Action Agency Office, 117 W. Second St. on Thursday, February 20th at 9:00 a.m. to explain the programs as well as financial aid available. THE PROFESSIONAL SERVICE FOR A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS JENO'S NEHI FLAVORS, R. C. 100, DIET RITE - :Acuddly bouquet ·for Valentine's Day. $ 3 LB. JUMBO $3995 • Ck lront rotors • Inspect master cyhnder,cal•pers PH. (614) 992-7270 OUR SERVICES INCLUDE Quality at (h,.,.Itr products" 0 liters Slightly Higher • Replace d1sc brake pads But LundbE-rg sa rd n.' onomist> themsdvrs on prices thai low." and forecasters how erro nPousJv· said Bob Shprwin , m;magPr of promoted the thcmy tha t each Mike's l<t•rT· MrG('(• station in $!-a-barrel drop in cnKIC prices Oklah oma Cit y. \\ herr the grade means a reduct ron of 2.1 r Pnts a dmpped ro l!l .9 rent s a gallon. gallon at the JXJm p. Dealers agrr<'d that comprtitiv·r Veterans Memorial pricin g fi·om the wo rld or! glu t hasn't flowrd tlu·ough to rhr mo:·r· Arlmissiuns·· l·rrg rl_ .J acks. Erexpensive un le-aded and high-tcsr <I I Ia nger, 1<)'.: Dr•ssir· Boring, Middlethe pumps. port; Trisman Pr iddy , Rut land ; "Self-serv ice r('gU lar leaded hasl. lessir Houchins, Mrddleporl always been a ca ll ingca rd. Dm lcrs Disc hargr·s--S hd lev P roffill . MarTiage licenses 1 ~ ·\~•To.,n·, t ·,, u l o·id "Dealers art' fighting with regu lar leaded , which is the traditional price-runinggrade.butaccounts for only 32.8 percent of all gasoline sales," he said. "Dealers will not undertake a price war with aU grades of gasoline because as pump prices respondtofallingcrudeprices, they must defend their operating mar· gins to meet higher costs," said Lundberg, citing skyrocketing operating costs such as liability • 1~-8. Bo><Uord til l. ll.lu l\~ 1\ lf 'k ~7 flo'<Uord lllan. ·l t>4 0h~£1'1n F.iiL' BPr i LJI Hrl .tll(l 11• " m 11h1 ol k' U f\> r n • r rllllf1 •d l w ~mo: fl l~ '<" ll.h.Jtmlt '.or m~ ~ ~ 1 ,, n \\ tnt' ho" io·t The Daily Sentinei- Page- 7 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio 106 Butternut Ave., Pomeroy, Ohio Ph. 992-2039 - 992-5721 SuPE'MOR BIG RfD BOLOGNA .................... ~~·•••••••• 89( ECKRICH CHOPPED HAM ............~•;.... 51.39 SUPERIOR or BAR S Shredded .. .lb. $2.39 BOILED HAM ...~~(!~......... ~~.... 52. 19 HIUENDAIE MED. EGGS ......1!\l.L ..... 79< U OZ . lo SLICE KRAFI SLICED SWISS CHEESU!!\-.. .. SJ .89 YELLOW ONIONS ...........l.\U~.U9< 30 CT. CELERY ........... J\~......... 69< OHIO COllY LONGHORN CHEESE .............LA·...... S1.97 NEW GREEN CABBAGE ............ 2 tbs. 39' 10 OZ. IIRDS-EYE GREEN & PEARl I OZ. REAMES SWEET DEALS FROM SINGER • PEAS ONIONS ...~~x$1.09 NOODLES ..................... ~~!·....... 79c 26 OZ. MRS. SMITH'S FRUIT PIES ......................... 52.39 4 PACK 5 OZ. HUNT'S SNACK PAK REGULAI $61f9" SALE $300 PUDDING ....................~~;~ ... 51.29 16 t!z OZ. DUNCAN HINES CAKE MIXES................!~! .... 51.29 16'11 OZ. BI:TTY CROCKER RTS FROSTING ................... ~~~ ••.. 51.49 10'/4 OZ. CAMPBEU ALPHABET CHICKEN SOUP ...........;~~~ .. 2/99< 3 OZ. ARMOUR POTTED MEAT ............. ~~~~ .... 3/51 31 OZ. VAN CAMP PORK & BEANS ..........~~~ •••••••• 89< 161/1 OZ. STOKELY APPLESAUCE ...............~~! .. 2I 89< 42 OZ. RINSO POWDERED SOAP DETERGENT .................~~~ .... 51.69 0.232 REGULAR KOOL-AID ...................~~~~-.. 6/99< 30 CT. JUMBO BOUNTY TOWELS .......~~~........ 99< I 5 OZ. ARMOUR W/7' OFF CORN BEEF HASH .............. 51.17 • • �...... ,. ... '_._...,....,;,. ,.;. ..,_, \ ~~ .. . .,; ........ .. Page-8-·The Daily Sentinel Beat of the bind By BOB HOEF1JCH Seul..rel Staff Writer Steven Knight, son of Mr. and Mrs. Terry M. Knight of Caledonia - Terry Is formerly of Pomeroy - and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Knight, Pomeroy, has been awarded a leadersblp.service grant at Bluffton College in Bluffton. The grant recognizes ootstanding leadership and service activities in school, ch•Jrch and eommunity and Steven has been an active one. He has been with the student council both as a class representative and class officer. a recipient of superior ratings for two years at the scienee fair. He has been a member of thl' French Club, Sclcnee Club, and into bask£'tball, footba ll, baseball and golf and has been a varsity letterman for four years. Blutfton CoUege, aecredited by the NCA, is a tour year Christian liberal arts eollege affiliated with the General Conference Mennonite Church. BiU Grate, formerly of Middlr· port and now of South Charleston, W.Va., sends along a copy of a John B. Rog£-rs production. "Minstrel Chuckles" presented as the Ma sonic Temple in Middleport way back oo Jan. 24-25 of 1934. Fascinating- thl' names of some many participants in the musical. Since yoo know that I'm mt a spring chicken I admit that I remember seeing the productionthe one big thing that t remember Is the former Katie Hawkins who was absolutely sttikingwith her red hair accenting the white parka costwne she wore. You KNOW she had to he outstanding for me to remember her appParanee so many years ago - 52 to hi' exact. according to the Wednesday, February 12. 1986 . Pomeroy Middleport. OhiQ CaLendar I happenings Tops .in leadership date on the program. Along with love and words that rhyme: Along 111th hope, and birds that sing, Our God created everything. Accompanist for tlF show was the late Fern Bradbury who could knock t hi' ears fit a piano and Interlocutor was Lyston Fultz. S;u-a Louise Scott. Dick Wiley, Bob Our God created all we i>el, McMaster and Starling McCul· Within us both. a love so real: Iough were t hi' leads In thl' first act. But greater love than this has He, Making up the danae line in the act Still, ours will grow t'ternaUy . were Mildred Russell, Fanny Pul· lin. Virginia Lou Stanley, Mary Grate, Mary Reymlds and Betty Our God crm ted mountains high, Lou Hoeflich. That leave tt.> eat1h to touch thl• The toreadors were Bus Reichsky: man, Ralph Graves, Max Lambert. With all these wonders herr Chap Talbott, George Schaaf, below. Marion Ward. Wiley, McMaster, Our God crea ted "truth". you Dana Byers, Cub AUensworlh, Wt's know. Belles and Qyde Het111g. The buU throwers were Charlie Barnett, Then God created you and me. Dook Dillard. Johnnv Gilmore and And used "tt.> truth" to set us Pat Murray. · tree; There were parts taken by Vivian He used the love and words that Smith , Margaret MarshaU, Ruth rhyme. Ebers bach. To make. my love, this Valentine. Eleanor Roush. Emma Jpan Bearhs, Mary Fick. Stella Palm<'r. Our loV!', like His. will never die. Ruth Hawkins. Rub\' Barll('tf, Viola Uke Valentlnr5 and mountains McCullough. Virgtnia Ll>onard. high: Buff Juhling, Nclltr Bolton. Jane When birds and ri\'crs C£'ase to Ann Fick, Margaret McBride. be, Beulah f..e<> Smit h. Mal)· June I'll stilllovr you: yoo'II stilllovr Roush and Betty Ughter, me. What a niC£' g!anCP bock wardsI affectionately remember so And my a.d"icc: many of these people don't you? U you neglect to pick up the Of course. in aU l'!'ality . we ha\'e Valentine. There's one thing left to do: to look ahead and I orrtainly don 't Take your Sweetie firmly by tht• want to hi' t'Pmiss in not reminding you that Friday is the day of hea rts hand. And say. "My Dear. I do b\'e and flowers - and caney and cards and pPrfume and undies - and you." And it might hi' a good idea to whatever. keep smiling while you do this . It's has hl'come tradition for me each year to ge t to pass on the annual Valentine fX><!m that Jtm Huffman, Sumner Road. Pomerov, writes to his lovely wife, Mal)'. Th.is year is no exeeptbn and here 'tis: Valentine's 011)' , 19S6 Our God created Valeminr5, THURSDAY POMEROY - Pomeroy Chapter. Women's Aglow Fellowship, sweetheart banquet, 7 p.m. buffet followed by meeting at 7: 45 p.m. Richard and Edith Post to hi' the speakers . SATURDAY HARRISONVILLE - Annual inSpectbn, Harnsonville Lodge41l, F&AM, Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at temple with work In ·the Master Masons Degree. POMEROY - Preceptor Beta Beta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, will meet at 6 p.m. Thursday in the Riverboat Room, Diamond Savings and Loan Co. Dance at Racine American Legion Post 8l2Home Saturday, 9 p.m. to 1 RACINE - . Wednesday, February 1:z, 1!186 The Daily Sentinei - Page- 9 Wf'Strrn ~uare Danee Club will sponsor an ~n dance Saturday at the Roval Oak Park recreation building , 8 to 11 p.m. Caller will be BUI Darby of Beaver. W.Va. All western square daneers invited to attend. Public Valentine Dinner canoell'<l MIDDLEPORT - A Feb. 14 Valentine's Day dinner to. oonor sen lor citizens at the Middleport First Baptist Church has been postponed till a later date du e to tiM! MIDDLEPORT -Story hour for POMEROY - Belles and Beaus weather. pre-schoolers Thursday, 2 p.m. at the Middleport Library. ,----------------------a.m. with music by thl' Circle D Wranglers: women attending are to take a covered dish. Admission is Sli a single and $10 a ample. FRIDAY WILKESVILLE - A smorgas· bord will hi' held at the Wilkesville Pythia n hall Friday with serving from 5 to 8 p.m. The public is invited . Charge for the dlnnt'r wUI be $4 for adults and $1.50 for children POMEROY - Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, meeting, Friday, 1:30 p.m. at Heath United Methodist Church with Mrs. Roger Luckrydoo, Mrs. Wilson Carpenter, Mrs. Nan Moore and Mrs. Roscoe Wtse as hostesses. Valentine dance RACINE - .Iunlor High valen· tine dance. 7 to 10 p.m. Saturday: sweetheart queen at 8:30 p.m.; Chuck Anthon;-, Logan DJ provid· ing music. Closed danee except for invitations: sponsored by girls' basketball team. WHERE THE SWEETHEART 1/2 PRICE! SMORGASBOARD FRIDAY FEBRUARY 14TH EATS FOR I VALENTINE HEARTS 2 P.M. TIL 8 P.M. Fried Chicken, Steak Gravy, Bar-B·OIJ4! Ribs, Chicken & Dumplins, Fish, Lots of Vegetables •. Homemade Bread, Salad Bar, Dessert Bar. AN16e MOM To Do. PERRY'S hn•tln• bow ba&lltiful lhM IO!id oP tnad Dca woWd 10911 ltl VOW' k!lch•"· SIIIIXIth and warm !e-okl~l oek I~ • c!un c1.11 boa to hold row ol•llv bfou4. Tklng REG. S9.99 BOUNTY TABLE 131 WASHINGTON ST. RAVENSWOOD, W. VA. r-------------------------1------------------------ Prince Gardner> "STASHER" SECRITARY 30°/o OFF CARRIER WANTED IN SYRACUSE AREA • 30°/o OFF EARN EXTRA CASH CONTACT THE DAILY SENTINEL 992-2156 Kings, 17 mg. "tar", 1.2 mg. nicotine, Menthol. \8 mg. "tar".\ .2 mg. nicotine, I.Jghts, 10 mg. "tat". 0 .8 mg. nicotine aw. per crgarene by FTC method. t; rq~b S& \'\ ' SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Quitting Smoking Now Greatly Reduces Serious Risks to Your Health. .. ,...,...IIWI(I UIIOtl"-" Of biWolwj, flor al Otaql VliloiJOt 1 0.., caiOI ...... tOfi'III'IIC ruro.t 1D .......• ._,nn.'t ,.,..,, 364 JACKSON PIKE GALLIPOLIS, OHIO Based on manulatlUrer's sug ges ted retarl pnce. Pncrng oprronalto rerarle r ~ 2501 JACKSON AVE. PT. PLEASANT. W. VA. 786 N. SECOND AVE. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 0.0, tlrul', .~ ~j-- JVslentine FEBRUARY 14 NAPIER JEWELRY 25°/o OFF �PM• 10-The Daily·Sentillel Practlve lor ritualistic work in preparation for the spring district meeting was held at Saturday's District I3, Daughters of America, meeting held at the Senior Citizens Center In Logan. Logan Council IW hosted the meeting presided over by Eileen Clark, district councilor. Syracuse. Janice Law9:ln, district I'I'(:Ording secretary, read minutes ot the District .. ..' Dof A .. .. • .. meetmg January lllEetlng and a practice lor receiving national and state otflcers was held by Mary K. Holter, district captain. Esther Smith, captain of the district Initiatory team, pl'&C· tlced Initiation. Reported Ill were Margaret Kissler, deputy of Logan Cruncll I ~ Ada Morrts, Chester Council, recuperating from eye surgery at a relatiVe's home In Columbus; Faye Trowbrklge, Logan Council, who broke her wrist; Doris Grueser, Chester Council, Ill at home; Marcia Keller, Chester Council, recuperating at home following surgery. Opal Hollon gave the tn>aSurer's report, and Mrs. Smith, distriCt deputy, spoke brleOy concerning 1 • · THE KIIIOGI!R CO IT EMS ANOPRICES G000 SUNDAY. FEB I . THfiiOUGH SATUROA'I' ~EB ~ONE ---"""' ••c.pt: • ~:~~~~-~~~~ '""en.:• ·- ~ p~~~;e ldt\on XI dlvl OfWr¥' onevendof tOYPO" ... '* '*" purd~ at tlr school on March 7 at the It was noted tha t the fourth Harrisonville Elementary School. slx·week grading period wUI end on Students will he chosen oo the basis Ft'b. 28. The annual variety show was tentatively scheduled for I p.m. of grades and Interest In science. They are to take a brown-bag lunch that day. Work has already begun on t re school y<'arbook by Mrs. for tlr ali-day presentation. It was noted that career aware· Jenell Barker's sixth grade ness activities are In progress for a students. A limited number of tapes of the two week period, and that the Water I985 Christmas program at the and SoU Conservation Committee school are available at the school will mak<' a visit and presentation office for $5.50. Meetings rt the PTO on March 3. Robert Smith spoke lo the group wUI he !rid on tlr fir st Thursday of on tlr local cub scout pack noting a t'ach month at 7:30 p.m. for the need for new leaders. He com· remainder of the year. mended the previous leaders, Marcia Barrett and Becky John· ston. and asked that any Interested Three members of the Racine parents contact him. Future Farmers of America partie· Nominations lor tlr office of vice !paled in the District 14 public president, recently vacated by speaking contest. Carla Large, will he presented at Brian Freeman placed second In llr March meeting. Nominations the prepared speech with his talk may be made with Charles Halli· entitled " What's Wrong with the day or the dftce staff at the school World?"; Andy Rose placed third prior to the meeting. in the extemporaneous speaking Campbell soup labels are to he division with his speech on tlr turned In this week. School valen· · American farmers' role in feeding tine parties will he held Friday at 1 the world; and Benny DaiiPy p.m. and there will be no school on received a bronze rating for his Monday . Presidents' Day. participation in the creed contest. Special academic activ ities in reading; . spelling, math, and science were outlined at the recent meeting of the Salem Center PTO reid at the school. It was reported that ttr St. Jude's math-a·thon Is In progress with pledges due this week. The Leul«'mla Society r ead·a·thon will begin on Feb. 24 and conllnue for four weeks, with students to also participate In otrer reading actlvl· ties during the Right to Read Week, tre first week In March. Kick-off for that will include a . balloon launch on March 3. Actlvl· ties for the week Or March J. 7 will be under the direction o1 Ms. Becky Crow, building coordinator. The PrO will purchase helium for tre balloons. The annual school spelling bee in preparation for the county contest will he held on Feb.~ with a written test to be given at 2 p.m. and tlr oral test at 2: 30 p.m. It was anoounced at the meeting that 12 students from grades live and six will be chosq~ to partlclpat<' In the Cenler of Science and Industry on Wheels program to he $2995 $2 495 FRESH CUT GIFT READY BOXED ~. ~ tN..,.... ~or •. 'lllllllth d entirlil yo~~ tel l)o.lrcNM 1M ~ ,..,.. " "" 1:11 ~ Rock Springs Grangewlllmeetat at thhall. The baking and sewing conte5ts will he held. Members are to take hofll€fl1ade valentines. 7:30Th u~ y GIFT BOX READY DOZEN ... $34.95 m.. w..ttiMd ~.-. • ~""' to t1t rucwv • ~ lot "le lo M«~Krov- Stort, tP«mt.ltv I\ONCI in t!Wte It -do run CIUt of en ~~ otem ,., , ,... of* I'(IIJ I'(IIJ' CfiOice of • co •¥~•.., nlfl'.. ~\'hen FFA contest held The Daily Sentinel PHONE 992-2156 01 Wntt Oa1lly Senlillfl Otpt Ctuulttd Ill Court St. Pomtt a~. Oh to .5 769 ....... Doz. Public Notice NOTICE TO BIDDERS PURCHASE OF TWO SCHOOL BUSES FOR THE EASTERN LOCAl BOARD OF EDUCATION Sttlod propooata will bt rocoived by the Boord of Educotion ot the Eootom Lo· c. I School Diotrict of Rttdovitlo, Ohio at the Trtllourer'a ofllc. until 1 2:00 noon on Morch 3, 1986 end ot thot time openod by tho Treaauret of ttld boord 11 pro· vidod by tow for two 121 71 pouenger ochool buoeo, tocording to opeclflcotiono of ttid Boord ot Educotlon . Seporoto ond Indo pendent bido wtll bo recelvMI with Public Notice Public Notice KROGER Brach's Shadow Box Hearts... .. ...... . lb.$6 NON RETURNABLE BOTILE, PEPSI FREE, PLAIN OR SELF-RISING Diet Pepsi or Pepsi Cola Gold Medal Flour 2-l.iter §.lb. BE MY VALENTINE retpect to the ch111i1 and Bouquet Of Roses Cake body typo and wlllotato that the bul when nsembled 1nd Each tion1 and currMit Ohio Mini · prior to dollvory complioo with allochqol diotrictoptci· fication1, all ufety regula · mum Stlln.rda for School 88 00 Buo Coni1Nctlon of the De· pertmont of Highway p.rr· ouont to Soction 45t 1.76 ot tho Rovioed Codo ond oil other pertinent provition1 of law. Speclflcetione and in · 1truction1 to bidders ere on filo In the office of the Troa · WHITE OR CHOCOLATE BATIER HEART CAKE EACH $3.99 1 ,, Meat Nutri-Facts See Your Kroger Store ~ On Kroger Beef For Nutri· Facts Brochures U.S. GOV'T GRADED CHOICE GRAIN FED BEEF CE NTER CUT •10 to 30% Less Fat* •Fewer Calories •Better Value Like better value because of less waste . 10 to 30% less fat• on the beef you use in some of your *Based Upon Test Of 14 Boneless Chuclt Roast 399 S. THIRD IIIIDDlfPORT 88 SPLIT LEVEL HOUSE with 3 bedrooms, 2 COift!lltl6 blths. din inc room. hYinc room and 11111 recreation room . louted on &acres. llrce farm pond. Racine I- MEAT INFORMATION HOTLINE HOr.l NAOONAl BANK 949·2210 Real Estate General DOUBLE COUPO s MANUFACTURER'S . . . . . - - With $10.00 Or More Purchase '":rhli week vour menufacturered product• "cent• off" coupons ere worth dou~ 11 Kroger. Limited to manufectured ' ' ' 130 ACRES Huge Dutch style born, uctllont lokt sido and farmlond posture and woods. Alking 5'00 ptr ocre. for quick salt. Adjoctnt Pomtroy. BETTY CROCKER Super moist 2 BUILDING LOTS 1 ACRE PLUS S4,000 CASH SPRING STREET 6 ACRES- S6,000 . Cake Mix 18.25-oL ' I 5 acrtl woadld land, hug• polors, uulllnt timber, sunic. Wright ~ ~ St., Pomtroy. produCII coupons worth up to and including SOC Off. Coupons worth more than 50¢ ere redeemed It face Yllue ontv, link one coupon fOr each product purcheaed. Limit one coffee coupon . No beer, wine or cig1mte coupons wilf be . ,double. Not Yl'ld on frH CoupQf'\1, ~r99ar coupons or retail fMd ltOf"' coupoN. The amount refunded ctnnot txcwd ·--· t: -- MONTGOrtiRY ' ,1111 prtco of tilt ~em . You must purchaoe produe1 W. oizoo -~ltd on lho coupon. Thll offet opplitl only to ··1ntnuflctul0d producto "conto off" coopono for kama wo ..ft'Y. To_,. l)foduct ovelltbNity for oR oor cuotomoro. only ~-coupon por shopping fomily, wNI bt doublod on ony bnlnd Item du~ng IIOh 110r11 vloh. Public Notice 'I '&R315·7419 Collect Colis ACCijlttll ''~-----.0...."'""1 349 llo. 2nd Awt. Mioldloport, Oh. 992-3559 FREE DELIVERY IN SYRACUSE, POMEROY MIDDLEPORT BRADBURY MASON . W. VA . Open Mon .-Thurs . 4~ 11 Fri. & Set. 4-12 I· Any person deairing to file exceptions thereto mutt file them at leaat five days prior to the date set for hearing. Given under my hand and 1111 of uid Court. thio 30th day of Jonuorv. 1986. , Robert E. Buck, Judge Bv Lent K. Neaaelroad . Deputy Clort< 1216. t2 , 2tc MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE FOR All YOUR WIRING NEEDS Residential & Commercial Call: 992-5875 Or 742-3195 l l ·l4·1fc Public Notice MGM Probete Divialon To the E•ecutor or Admin· iltrator of the eatete, to auch of the following 11 ere reai ~ Form City, Inc. Real Estate 'R 216 E. 2nd St. Phone 1-(61 41·992-3325 . .. -: - ~ NEW LISTING - 36 acres mo re or less 1ust ruts1de of Po meroy w1th lots of trees . LIKE NEW - 6 rm. ranch , lull ba sement. nice large kitchen with lots ol wood cabinets. serving bar to di· ing, lml lot and atlached garage. COUNTRY - 2 BR traile1 and 6 acres Lg dbl garage on Counly Rd. 18. ONE flOOR - full base· ment, hot water heat. lovely en closed el porch, 2 BRs, ulility rm .. cella1 and dbl garage. 2 STORY - .lg rms.. lg yard, lg. oulbuidingwilh db l. ga rage. A real lamrly home with 4 porches, Ig. trees an d sh rubbery . 300 ACRES - W1ld l1le. lots ol trees. waler. elec .. lences and about 411 ac1es mcrops. Offer invited. IIODERN - 4 n1ce bed· rooms. new equipped krtchen, carpetrng,lull base· menl. lront and back con· crete porches, garage and nice lot FIX -IT - Want to try your ha nd at re storing this lovely old lg. 2 story. All ulrlities and Ig. lot. Offe1 might buy. RT. 7 BY-PASS - 3 BRs with v1ew ol stale road. Rural w•ter . Bath. On one floor . LG. STONE FIREPLACE Inthe family rm . lois ol nice storage cupboard s, 2 mo· dern baths, dbl. garage, young lruit and 2.47 acres. REASONABLE - 2 BRs, auto gas heat. In town near stores. Offer. E. Main POMEROY,O. . 997·Z2S9 NEW tiil'ftNG - M;ner s· ville- App x. ~ acre lot with 5 roo m house, 2 bedrooms. garage and part basement POMEROY - Stately home with river view. Has formal dinrng room, lamrly room, 4 bedrooms, l 1h balhs, lull ba · sement and 2 car garage. Slorm doors and win dows and woodburning lireplace help keep the heating cost reduced . down. Pr~e $24,900. EASTERN DISTRICT PRICE REDUCED - Lux uri· ous colonral home has 5 bedrooms and large rec. room . Sits on I ac re lot. $54,900. PRICE REDUCED - High on a hill but what a view. This ranch type home can be yours. Sils on 3 acres. $31,900.00. MIDDLEPORT - I II story older home that needs love and repair. Nice level lot. $12,900. IIIDDLEPORT - Party te· modeled but coukl use some more repair. I II story home in good neigllborhood. 3 bedrooms. nice porch. Barn and other buildines · $19.900. Htnry E. Cleland, Jr. 992-6191 T' Sllrt Vtll $rlfl•l Jean Ttulltll 949-2660 Dottie Turner 992·!692 ,,..,, C.ll 99Hits .l H ou sllllj HeJdqu. l tlt·l ', Authorized John Deere, New Holland . Bush Hoi Farm Equipment Dealer Parta & SaN.iee ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS Sizes Start From Insulated Dog 12116' Houses P&S BUILDINGS lacina, Oh. Ph. 614·B43-5191 1·20·tlc PLUMBING & HEAnNG Ntw loca~on: 161 Nortl> Second Middloporf, Ohio 45760 Cable & Bills Here IUIIN!SI I'MON! 1614 1 992· 6550 R!lfDINC! PHON! 16141 alumlnusn cans. Ph. 992-M~.t ~0 CONTRACTING DOZER, BACKHOE, TRENCHER. S!PTIC SYSTEMS. WP,TER . GAS S. SEWER LINES , RECLAMATION, PONDS. SPRING DEVELOPMENT. HOME FOOTERS. 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Call 814-446-39&9 . · EAGU IIDGE SMAU ENGINE CEIIltR (Parts included) 119.95 47159 Eagle Ridge Rd . 1·1/. tin 0602. A neut• c11. C1ll &14· 41U- 9348 tfther 8:00. Cut big tree for your firawood. CaU 114 -4418-7475. •· Gentle m•l• white SfNph.,d dog. Clll 614-985· 3958 . 3 pups ·part ShiiPh•rd and p8rtMIItmute. Phone 614 -742 · 2368 . ... .• ..• wt4.:;· FOUND Blue gr1y klnen whit e paws. Found Upp• cond Ave. Clll 614 -448 -13CW. . a.: . 9 • SUPERIOR SIDING CO. VINYL & AWMINUM Complete Remodeling Roofing of all Types Worked in home a rea 20 veers "Free Estimates" CAU COLLECT: Ph. used ca rs J im Mink Chev -Oids Inc Bitt Gene J ohnson 61 4 ·446 -3a72 WANTED TO BUY usld wood II coal huterl SWAIN ' S FURNt. TURE , 3rd. & Oliv e St. Gelllpo- lil. Caii614 ·.W8-3159 . IO·S·Ifc EUGENE LONG (614) 843-5425 1·12 ·2 mo. Wanted To Buy Wt pav c1sh tor lat e model clean LIMESTONE GRAVEL- SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT Blue Streak Tax Service W. E. (Bill) SNOUFFER - fu_. Wtntld to buy good oil hllttf or lerg,e gn htater. c.n 814·266-6&38 . W~ntld to buy good fuel cHt hlltlr or ltrge e• hMter . c.. 8,.· 266-8618 . FEDERAl-STATE INCOME TAX RETURNS 1D7 Sycamore St., Pomeroy, Oh. PHONE 992·707 5 HOURS: 9:00 A.M .- 5:00P .M. Mon. thru Sat. Evenings & Sunday By Appointment 1· 15-tfn Buying dell¥ gold. aitv.- coins. fings . ;.w.1ry, ttlrttng w.,., otc1 coins. 1'1e c:urT.,cy. Top prt. ~ c11. Ed. urtlttt Berber Shop, 2nd . Awo. Mlddtopon. Oh. 114- ._: 992 ·:M11 . fili i' II' 11111'11 1 St!l vI I. I'' THE QUALITY PRINT SHOP F11 All Television Listening Devices Computerized Hearing Aid Selection Hearing Evaluations For All Ages y,., Pl/11111 Nun PIUS: 0111<1 luppliot & Furnitvrt, Wod<ling ond Gro.,lfitn Staliontry, Magntfk Signs, Rublotr Stamps, luoin•• Forms, Copy Strwi<ot, II<. ZSS Mill II., Mid41oport 104 Mullltrry h., Pomtray LISA M. KOCH, M.S. Licensed Clinical Audiologist (614) 446·7619 or (614) 992·6601 417 Second Avenue. Box 1213 . Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 992-3345 3/1/tln S~·~ TH~tlelll TV & APPLIANCE Also Trans11l11lan PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 992-3410 Wt HhJ AFill Tl .. . "" Altlf 7:00-367·0626 DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! Complete Gutter Wortc J&F AUTO &TRUCK 6 lost and Found ·.;;; 9-30·11 Mull bt cemploft!y flat All othtr 11ptl of aluminum purchased doily. Open 8 a.m. til 6 p.m. weekdays 8 to 12 Saturday lo<atod 11/o Milos East of Pagttewn I 0·2 !.IIVIIIAY Court St., P-oy PAT HILL FORD RENT A CAR Bashan Building for flatttnocl We can repair and recore rad iators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. 1·3-tfc RACINE FIRE DEPT. SCIPIO ENERGY RECYCUNG llow Payi111 2 5c II. Garage Rf. 124.Pomeroy Ohio PEAT'S SHARPEN UP and GUN SHOOT 12 RADIATOR SERVICE GUYSVILLE . OHIO SALES & SERVICE Factory Choke Gauge Shotguns Only PARTS and SERVICE Complete Building Wt t:orry Fithinp Supplln 6:30 P.M. •WarJ]ers •D ishwa shers •Ranges •Refrigerators •Dryers •Freezers U. S. RT. 50 EAST REFRIGERA DON EVERY SAT. NIGHT Sitvet" Coins. Alto Cla1 • Ring1. Serll) Silver I Gold OI'IM 10·1 WBIDAYS REPAIR All Makes SALES &SERVICE L11TLE'S All Ktnd s ol Pel Supplies We a'so have Canary & Gurnea Prg feed NOTICE OF FILING OF INVENTORY AND APPRAISEMENT Tho Stato of Ohio. Meiga County Court of Common Pleas 985-3561 CIRCLE CONTRACTING 11·21·3 mo. APPUAHCE SlllYKI USIII APPUANm lifllo Kygor Rood Chtohrr11, Ohio PH . 614·361·0f.1P. 1 .,. SERVICE a · We Buy 1nd S-'1 Gold sllf\/1~• . Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' CHAlLIS lAlLEY PH. 742·2050 KEN'S APPLIANCE CLAIIC COIN SHOP: Roger Hysell Thanh UTILITY BUILDINGS Han Your Woddi~ , Anninrsary or S,~trol Or:«11ion on Vidto.... Wt Tapt Any Sp~tial Onooian. ICU! OU T FOR FU!URI Ull l 4·5·t!C Farm E•ulpment o'clock P.M. Only 19 50 25# Cat Food Only 1752 REALTY , ' NOTICE 0-F . APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On January 28. 19B8, in 54 Misc. Merchandise the Molgo CountY Probtta Court. CaM No. 25.041 , Wm. M. Zahl, m W_, Why Pay lrl~re for Stroot Grovoport. Ohio 43125. lppointed Ad· Your Pet Food, When miniotmor of the eotato of MGM Farm (rfy, Inc ., Aoron M. Zlhl, docMoed. loto Pomeroy Oh ro of 250 Mulberry Avenue. Po. moroy." Ohio 46719 . 614 992 2181 Robert E. Bud<, Is lower Prrced w1fh Problte Judge Lono K. Nooulrood, Cieri< A B•lfer Producf. (216. t2. 19, 3tc 5011 Dog Nuggets $29.000. OLDER HOUSE with 3 blld· rooms on corner lot in Sy· rae use. 1-800-632-6900 ' Public Notice TEAFORDm 2STORY IIOUSE in Racine near Elementary School. ' (215. 12, 19, 26, 4tc the aforementioned , de ~ ceased. late ot aied County, were fi'ed in thia Court . Said Inventory and Appraisement will be for hearing before this Court on tho 24th day of February, 19B6 . at 2:00 Real Es1a1e General REAL ESTATE FOR SALE U.S GOV 'T GRADED CHOICE Pound Eloi18 Botton. Treeaurer Eaetern Local School District Experience Required . Tools, Required , Good P1y & Benefits. Boneless English Roast ~ !~ Elhol N. Clorl<. docoooed. R.D. 2. Albany, Scipio to five pareont ot the bid oholl Township, Meiga County , bo oubmltted w~h •ch bid. Ohio, 46710. Caoe No. No bids may be wi'thdrawn 24.972 . for atleutthirty 1301 dlyufVou are hereby notified lllr the ochedulod clooing that the Inventory and Ap· time for rocolpt of bido. praisement of the eatate of company in an amount equal DEALERSHIP Real Estate General Pound mentioned persons: Real Estate General alii. Boneless Rib Eye Steaks tho bidder and the ourety 01111 88 GRAIN FED BEEF A certified chock payeblo to the Treaaurer of the above Bolrd of Education or • lltia· ftctory bid bond oxocuted by the next of kin. the beneficiaries under the will ; and to the anorney or attorneys re· prenntlng any of the afore· denta of the Stete of Ohio. viz :-the surviving spouse , U.S . GOV 'T GRADED CH OICE GRAIN FED BEEF Different Cuts Of Beef thitt's our new 1/ 4" trim . The measurable difference in beef today. Help Wanted AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC/ TECHNICIAN NEEDED AT COOPER Chrysler-Plymouth Pound We now trim all our U.S.D .A . grain -fed boneless beef down to 1/ 4". And that can add up to some pretty terrific benefits for you and your fam~y . And , most importantly, family's favorite meals . 11 aurer. Reedl'tlille, Ohio. ANGIE'S PIZZA BOGGS THESE ITEMS AVAILABLE ONLY IN STORES WITH FLORAL SHOPPES Grade A Large Eggs ....... ........ .. usiness Services· Salem Center PTO has meeting Roses .................. .. ooz. · Tl , 1-. IN GAI.LPOI.ISI P()I[ROYSTOf!£5 " EliCh of 12.1986 Grange to meet the spring rally to be !rid March 15 at the Carleton School In Syracuse. She asked members to get tlrir gifts ready for the tables at tlr rally. A practice was announced or Feb. 22 at I p.m. with another at tlr Carleton School on March 9. Refreshments were served by • Logan Council. L~~;'St~~"'"'"' COPYIII~HT . WE AES£111\'( TH( AIGM T TO LIMIT QUANTITIES ,.~ · SOLD TO OEALEI'S Wednesday. Febnuuy 1 2, 19~6 P9maoy- Middlaport. Ohio TOWN I COUN11Y YEniiNAIIAN CUNIC Paul E. Shockey, DVM PT. PUASANT OFFICE 305 Jacll1111 bL SUU AIIIMAL HOUIS ...........Thurs. 3·! ,.. T1111. 6:30·1; FrL 1· 2'"' Solvrdoy IO·ll :JO t111 LAIGI ANIMAL I SUIGIIY IY APPT. PH. 304·675·2441 lEND A1EA CALL llpley Office For llourt 304·372· l · lltfn n 11 Help Wanted El.ctric•I-Meehlll iCW . We ere hiring now to fill op.nin~;~s In m~ny filkls. No experience neces .. ry ··We will train voul Must be willing to l'lert imm. di11efy. High 1choot diptome pr1tenad . but nol required, 17 -30 v..n okl in good phylic•r condition. For oonfldentltl Inter· view Cltl 1"1 Ohio 1 ·100-282 · 1384 . Mon.-Fri., 8AM-2PM. AVON · Still Sel l Make 4U . Ce11814-..8-331JI . ,.u.. ,. StyNit Wtnlld , lppfr HeM HIP" • : 1 "11[/lfH [~M pening. Sltv• lrktp INTERTHERM & COLEMAN BENNm'S MOBILE HOME HEATING & COOLING Government Job . '11,040· 158 .230 yr. Now hiring. Coli 106·!187·1000 ht. R-41121or · ,. ·' current t.dertllltt . .. * * #1 * * By offering o completo line of mobile homo heating and cooling products lor the tri· county area. 'FURNACES ' HEAT PUMPS 'AIR CONDITIONERS ' CO MPLETE LINE OF REPLACEMENT PARTS 'FACTORY AUTHORIZED & TRAINED SERVICE CENTER . FREE ESTIMATES , 24 HR. EMERGENCY SERVICE CAU (614) 446~9416 .. Eooy aoo-ly worllt MOO. 1* . , 100. ou.,...tllld peym.nt. No exper,.ae -no 11111. DNHs tend letf·edd..... ltMIHd .,.,llope:Eien· vtt.f-711 1411 Ent'"l'rltl Rd ., Ft. - 33412. · F.L. •• •1 •~ ~: �Pa~.-12-The 11 LAFF-A-DAY Help Wanted Apartment for Rent &1 Houaehold Goode Duplu. for rent, 181 Third Av.., G11lipolll. 2 bdr...,. ~htingroom, dinlngroom , n1w kitchen , fenc.t beck yard, rtfrig. a rang1, 1281 plus utiUtiM, • security depolit . CaH 814-441· Wuhlt'l, dry.,., rtfrig...-.tor~ , t1nge1 . Skltlll Appllenctt , Upptr River Ad. billldt Stone Cl'llt Mot1l. 814-441-n88 .,,. 0000 lee ret ar y - Bookk'' per . Immediate opening . Expe · r*'oed or Colleoe tfllned . Must be fut typltt, know lhorthand , bookkeeping. Send full r81ume ~~nd Nyou erelntiM'tlted In full or p.lrt·tlme work . Alto hew .oon availlble. To Applic1nt: Box 426 Pomeroy, Oh . 45789. oe90. Fumiahtd apt ., 1 bdr.. 29 'h Neil Ave., OIIJipoUt. t235, C.tilttlll paid. Ca11441·4418 tfttr 7pm. WANTED · People power. weare looking for people who went to 111m, grow and expend with ue. People who genuinely like peo ple; who fifld uUsfection m hlllplng others; in going out of Fum. efficiency •150 utiliti• l)ltid. Sh.,. bath. 107 2nd. Avt., Gelllpolie. Single. Ctll 4464411aher 7pm thllr rWIY 10 be of service. We nMd people with an eve for Newly /rtmod.ted 15 room u~ lttira apt ., 238 First Ave. Kitchen fuml1htd, no p.ts, U25 mo., plusutll!tl•. rtf•.n· c• • depoatt. C111 114-448· 4928. dlteilawllltosuccelld. Wen..t people to melle thlng1 go Jml)ottlly. Pitople witt~ ideu. People with all kinde of potential. People powtr. We lf'tt~ now accepting appliCIIiona ano1 r• annH at our office. A. Craig Fum. tpt. 919 2nd Ave G1lli· polis 1hara bttll. single mele, t176 mo., utllitill p1id. Cell 448-.UU after 7pm. MethiWI end Larry 0 . k.nntdy DDS. 205 N. Second A"' "" Mkfdlepon , Ohio. "It's the latest Japanese G111ipolil, 2 bdt. apt. , • mil• from ltovt. refrlg. & wetet" Referen ce requ it'td ,.. .. ,... 1200 mo .. no pets. model. You sit on the floor." fumlshtd, 8:30 and 1:00 1 1 "-'·1>12 · Coli 81 4·44e·8038. 7013 . Villegt of Syr1cua• il •ccepting ~--------~--------~ Two bedroom eptrtrnent downtown. 1210 wfthout utllititt; Wentld: BoctvMan. E.IIP.,._.. .tCI Ni~ In 1uto rep1ir 1nd pW ...11 twHn tppllcetiona for tht paaltion of pool mtntglr tt London Pool. Relllmn 1rtlo bt submitted by Feb. 22 to Chwk -Treuurer Jln lcelawson . 21 100th Ann iver11ry AYon . 1o 1111 ca11304-675 -1429 Beauty Shop oo~lete. for rent , 304· 676 -2930 or 675 -3388. Join tht Army National GtJard for a part -time JOb, monthtv p1ycheck , ~ucatlona l 1111st· 1nce. lif111 insurance . retirement. end mtny other benef its. 304 876-3950 01" 1-80 0-642 -3619 The At my National Guard needs individuals with prior mtlittrv experience. Many benefits avtll · 1bl1 Where eln can you g111t a part-time job with 10 mtnv full time banahta ? 304-675 -3950 or 1 -800-6'2 -36 19 Part -time secretafl' . 3 hrs a day. five day e week , good tyJ~•ng tkilll and ability to meet public a rrust Send rMUme to P.O . 80JI 415 , Potnt Pleasant. W. Va Situations Wanted 12 Vtcancy fa r !tlderly person in mv privet a home. 24 hr . ctre. hot mat II , 1pacial d1ats . large room. TV . reaaonlbla. Crown Ct ty, 614 -256 -6609 . 13 Insurance LICENSED INSURANCE AGE NT Would you hk e to betelf employed and have a pro duct you c1n market in vOitJme on a direct or group basis even tn 1 recession .11nd with little competetiOn l Ooo1 you 1 present situtatton offer - No collecting ? No restrtcted terr itory - 10 per cent renMa l s tart ing the ucond month - Rtt t ireme nt thru renewal• · Stock bonus plan ? Protfnionala trainlg 1 leed a furnihud 7 Call collect for a PM· 10nal and confid ent ial int111rview Ken Wh itlltW . 304-424 -606 1. Wed Th tJrs . Fr1, 9 00 AM · 5 00 PM W Va ruidoots only 15 Schools Instru ction Tru ck Drtver School J ob placement assistan ce DOT Ce rtil tc a· tiO n, Eligrl:l le lnltt tut1on fedet" al aid . !JlJIHanteed studt~nt loans. Ho me studv resrdont tratntng Start rm med1 ate ly Untted Tr tJc k Mu l&r M1n en11 Wolls IN Va 304 48 9 2027 home off1 ce Clearwater Fl ~18 Wante d to Do Wtll baby Sit 1n home 1n town Ca l\ 614 -44 6 -748 0 any11me Valeotrne·s Da'¥' 11 Mom needs a bfeak !' babysitt ing. referen ce. upenenced mo ther . Be ck v Mtll er 304 -675 6939 OffiCIII end house cle anmg , Patnl Pleaunt and G&llipolts. rasona ble rat es . Ask fo r La mm e 304 -B95 -3972 Financial 21 Business Opportunity ! NOTICE t THE OH IO VALLEV PUB US HING CO recommends that you do buatneas with people you lm ow . and NOT to send money througtl the mail unt tl you have irnret f'Qatl!ld th111 off111ring Own your ow n jea n-sponsweat. lediea 111pparel. child rens . la rge sue, pet1te. combtn at10n store, maternity dan cewear. accl!lssortel J ordache, Ch1c, Lee , levt. lzod. Giuno , To mb oy, Calvm Klein . Serg io Valente. Evan Picone, liz Clttbome, Members Only, Ga11o linfl. HulthteJI . ovM 1000 othefl 113 , 300 t o S24 ,900 inventory , tra ining. fb.tyures . grand opening flt c . C1n OJ) en 16 days Mr 81ng 14041262 4489 Own your Jean Sportswear, Ia dial tpptr&l , childr&ns. larg e aiu, petite. co mb 1n&t10n store, matern ity , dan cewear. acceuori.. . Jordach111. Chic. lee. L111vi. lzod. Gittno , Tomboy , Ct lv1n Klein. Serg io Valenta. EYen Picone, liz Claiborne. Members Only, Guo lin e . Healthtelll , over 1 ,000 others 113. 300 to t24.900 inventory , trtining, fbltur•. grand opening , ate Can open 15 dtys . Mr Bing 140412152·4489 WOMEN AND MEN Opportun Ity to mtkl uoo to nco • Promolto n b11ed on m..-+t.• Prott..tiOnll trlining in ICh ttep.ofyourctrrer .. Worllling with NYSE co.,-.,lf'IV th1t it firtt In Itt fletd and Ifill grownlng R.oognl.tk>n 1nd rewtrd for • jOb_. 4Dnt. An ecdve II Itt job wtth no pr~lou1 experience IWOIIINI'Y· Working cion to homl 1no ovemlght tr~v~) Stcurttv 10 that you mty ret1re tn w.-. , yom M you wloh. LET ME PIIOVUHEI THINGS TO YOU I CoiiOOiloot 30.. 424-11011 , Kon WhldoW Wod. Thuro, Frl, 8:00 AM ia ii:OO PM, W01t Vlrglnlo II ,....... ,, onty. 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 22 Money to Loan HOME OWNERS -Ref1nance t o low fhted rate Use equlty'for any purpose leader Mortgage Co., 814-692 -3051 . Unlimited ctpital 1v1iltble tor lilY butinets purpott Call 61 • · 266 -1772 . 23 Professional Services PIANO TUNING AND REPAIR . rediscover your PllnO' I betut iful tOnf, cell todty. W1rd '1 KIY · board , 30'· 875 ·6600 or 875· 382• . 1 973, 12 ' •65' Ktrkwood mobile ho me , new undarpenning , Slit heat. good cond. call 304-882· 33 Furn. 3 rooms 6 bath, upstairs, clun. no peta. 1dult1, ref & dep. raq . Call $14-448 -1519 . Farms for Sale 135 Acre ftrm Roane County W V Wooded . some timblllf, 4 wheel drive acceu, many exceltent house 1tt1111. 8315,000 Call 614·992 ·6283 35 Lots & Acreage Property in Wnt Columbit, W. Ve. Ca ll614· 992 -2617. Camp lite Addi1on , Ohio, with river front. septic system, elect· ric . 82 .000.00. Aftar !5:00 call 304-895-3638. 41 31 Homes for Sale 4 bedroom fireplace. 3 mi lis. 532.50 0 446 -1615 or 12U house for tell, south ot GtllipoCa ll days 814n1ghts 614 -446 - Government Homtl from $1. (U repair) . Alaa deliquent tu proparty . Ctll 805 -687 -6000 Ext. GH-45&2 tor informttion Modem 3 bdr. ho me, nic. kitchen , rtnge. r111frigerttor. dis· hwuh•. a•• heat, centrtlatr, 'h baumern. 1103 Ohio Ava For rent with option to buy ." Ctn finance t360 .00 mo No Pets Call81•·«8-2573. For ula or trtde. 3 bdr. house wtth 1 5 acrn on Rt 7 ne11t to Clay Schoo l 4 yrs old . Priced to sell. Ctll 614 ·258 -6580 or 614 -446 -1611 6 roo ms, bath , ut1hty, garege, ce ntrtl h11t Good condition. Cell 614 ~ 992-5204 . 32 Mobile Homes for Sale NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEl 'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES, 4 Ml WEST . GAl liPOLI S. R·T 35 PH ONE 61 4 -446 -7274 . 1975 R1chwood 1 4•60. part lurn , goodcond Calltftltf6 :00. 614 -448 -46 51 1982 Clayton , 14X65, fully fum washer . dryer. AC. underpinmng & porch. Exc cond ., Make an Offer Ctll 614 -266· Hi2 1 or 614 -258 -6315 . t 2•60 N11w Moon. wtth P -' acras . par1111lv Jurn , ~~erv good cond . fUit off At . 218 . Ca ll 614 ~ 245 ~ 5 0 4 9 1975 14•70 Fl eetwood New carpet. woodburner, Iota of ewas Supe1 mce . S9 .900. Call 614 256 · 6587 or 614 -868 · 1687 19 B1 Shul1 1 mo b1la home, 14•70 , 3 bedrm . new c.,n1 atr cond underp1nnmg. already 1et up. ren ted lot Pr• ce f12 .500 367 -0 147 1973 mob1le home , 12Jl60, 2 bd r fullv Clltpeted. W & 0 . AC. pe rch, underpmned , 6 'I• " tnsuleuon to tal electri c Eltcal\ant con d1 t1on May l111ave on kit. askmg S6 ,200 Call 614 -245 9459 or 30 4 -675 -308 4 or 614 446 9506 1971 1211BS Schultz 2 bdr . S5 ,900 1963 101160 New Moon 2 bdr . S2 90 0 Both in good cond Cal\61 4 -446 -0175 . 1980 lt bart y 14x54. 2 bed· room, unftJ rn11hed . Ylnyl tJ ndtr· pinning included Musts!tl l Ctll 304· 773 -5873 1975 Cameron Mobtle Ho m111 12x60 ft For further 1nto call 6 14-992 -66 24 1984 Shu ltz Tra1ler 14•70, 3 bedroom• . 2 lul l baths E lC IIIIIent con dition $18 ,000 l ocat ed 1n R11 cme Call1 -30 4-925-3293 2 bedr oo m hOlJU Ha ile r S3000 00 Call614 -992 -2094 2 lots w it h lr11 ler and 3 add-on rooms. Imm ediate posseuto n Pho n111 814 -992 -6913 days, 61 4· 94 9-2538 ntgh t1 Kirkw ood Mo bile Home with 1 acre ground , 2 bedrooms. g .. hilt On Ball lll'r' Run Ad Call 814-992 -3623 . MOBILE HOMES MOVED: insured , teaaonable rat... Cell 304·678·2338 Preown&d mobile hom• like new , larger selection Sea them al K& K Mobile Home~ In c. 3411 Jackson A11e . Pt. Pl. ecroaa hom Jr. High . 304-676 -3000 . 1980 Hellmtrk 3 br, new ctrplt, drapea . 141170 only t 12.800. Price lnclud" satup in K&K Ptrlll . 304-676 -3000 1982 14x48 2 bldroom Commodore furnished, assume loan , ttl52 .09 month. Moving, mutt ..... 304·8715-6782. 2 bdr., new carpeting, ne•Pinl Hut, a11tillble Mtrch 1at. Call 814 -446 -7026. Eff . apt ., 111 utilltl• ptld. turn .. np.t to Rio Grinde College. Call 814-448 -9762 or 114-446· 1323 . Furnished efficiency. 7 1ir Neil Ave .. GelllpoUt. Si~ll . I 150 mo , udlitlet paid. Call 446441 8 1fler 7pm. Furnished apt . 2 bdf., U50 mo .. utllitiet peld. 701 4th Aw .• Gallipolis Ctll 446-4416 after 7pm. 3 roonu & bath, all c•ptt, til uitt . paid but alec. Dep. & ret . rtquired . Call 614· 448· 7616 . Rentals TONY 'S GUN REPAJR , full time 111 nsmith . Hot rebilling, hours. 9 till dark . 304· 676· 4631 Real Eslal e t330 with utllitl• . Deposit required . Ctll 114·448-2129 8AM-6PM. Aptrtmant fOf" rtnt. B1eut1ful bach.tor apertment. wood burning fireplact. til utlliti• p1td. Fotter Moblla Hom• P1rk. 814448 -1602 . 3364 Have 11acancy tor roo m and board in my ho me Reuo nable C all 614 -992 · 6022 . Have vacancy for 111lderly m1n or woman in pnva te ho me , 24 hrs . a dly . C•ll5 14-992 -7553 Business 0 ppo rtu nity Houses for Rent Nice duplex hou••· 15 room• • bath , clean, co mpletely turn .. t200 mo . Mtln St., Ch•hira. c.II6U -245 -6818 . 2 bdr. unfumtlhed house wi1h gartge. Cell 814-448-9888 . Two 2 bedroom 1p11. for rent in Pomeroy. 1 In town 1nd other above Kroglf'l, Ctll 814-992- e216 .. 814 - 812 · 7314 ~ One bedroom total electric, carpeted apte. ne• shopping. Frea wlter and tr11h picll:uD. Cell e14·992·2094. In Racine, very nice, 2 bedroom. Completely furnished . t2215. plu1 depolit. No pets. Call Ne•r Bucklll'r'• Hills 2 bdr . FR. woodbumer. $226 & dep .. no pets C1ll 614 -2415 -15097 or BU -245 -6369 or 814 -4-t& 94715 . 814·949·2801 . 4 bdr. hoote tn Pltntz SubdNI· lion , city achoota . Cell 61-4 -446 0278 The Vlllagt GrHn A~rtmentl ere accepting IPPIIcttlona for occupance. The ap.-tnwnts are two btMiroomt. For more lnform•don , ctlll14-192-1174 evening• . Equal Housing Opportunity. House -4 rooms & b1tn. loo1ted 736 rear 3rd. Ave , furnished, 1126 .00 mo ., 176 .00 dep . Call 446 -3870 or 448 -1340. 4 bedroom hou11, woodburning firepl1c1. No pets. Ctll 814- 949-2263. 2 bedroom furnished 1pt. for rent in Middleport. Call 1-304- 882-2816. APARTMENTS , mobile hom11. hou. .. Pt. Pl. .ant tnd Gellipo- llo. 81 .. 44e·l221 . Nice 1 tnd 2 br 1per1ment11 downtown, 304-676 -221B , HotJte fo r rent efter M1rc h 4 th. 815 0 . per month 1815 Mulberry Ava., Pomeroy, Ohio. Ctll614 - 8-8 -----------------Middleport, PlrttCIIIY f\Jrn ithed· liUteland ttPtl, stOVI. reffigarltor fum, 2 bedrooms. carpeted. all lite, 1pt1, tor more lnformetlon 30•·882 -3711 992 .6422 . house, cletn ret~ontble rent. Middleport . Ohto. rf inter•ttd eell 304 -882-3722 . 2305 Mt Vernon Ave .. eva illble March ht. $236 .00 mo nth rent plus 1 month depoart. 304-675· 2973 2 be drooms , l1vi ng room . ltitcnlan, TV roo m, corner lot, fenced backyard. 304 -676 4255 after 6 :00PM 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 2 bdr. fully lurnt.httd. 12xfl6, conv. loctt1on. Upper RIVer Rd ., water paid. aec dep requtred Call 614 -446·8558 or 614· 448 -2430. 2 bdr. mobile home, unfur· nishad. louted in mobila home perk Call 614·448·072 2 . 2 bd r . nice ly lurn . ex cond . ref . & dep. requlfed . Ce ll 614· 448 -4169 1 2JI65 Winds or. furnished , new c •1pet. gas heat , CA. Roush Lint, Chethira. Ctll 61 4 -367· 0221 or 814-387-7242 . 2 IKir . large privata lot, 1180 mo. plus dep . Call81 4 -446 -2236 or 814-446 -21581 3 b.droom. near Big Wh•l. ge r~e . wood burner, expando, gerden and fruit tren . Depoah. and rtferencll Ctll 1514 -949 3031 . 45 Furnished Rooms For rent Sleeping Rooms and light house k•plng rooms . Ptrk Central Hotel. C1ll 814 -446- Mobile nome lot 14x70 or amtllar t75 .00 wtter, ttwet and truh paid Ohio 304-675- 3000. 47 Wanted to Rent Chntt ian tidy • 6 mo . old child art wishing to relocate in G1Uipolis . N..d to rent home. tpt . or...,'" benment. Would be will ing to cere for tldtrty or child In e11ch~nge for ptrt of rent. Write. P l.J ., Bo• 1.1SH, 0• PIUW , IN .7116. Mcrcllandise 3946 SALE OR RENT - 2 bedroom trtillf , turnithed . wa~h.- end dryer. air conditfon 304·875·4874 . FOR Mobile hom• . 2 bedroom•. one au tltctrlc and one 1140 .00 month plut utilities. 304-675 - Q•. Apartment for Rent JACKSON ESTATES APART ~ MENTS (Equal Hous ing Opportun ity) monthly rtnt ster1a et 1178 tor 1 bedroom tnd 1212 for 2 bedroom, dapotft UOO. located nNf' Spring VIIIIY Plaza and Foodltnd, pooltndCableTV IVIIItble. office ~un 11 possible 10 em to 4 pm tnd 7 pm to I pm MondJY· Frld.-,, Call 814448 -2748 or leave m•tege. Nicety fumlahtd mobile home. .tf. apt ., ctntral air 1nd htl1 In city, tdutts onl'f. Cell 814· 446· 0338 . RedtcOIIttdapt ., 2 bdr., 11!50 to 12150. Ce11·304· &78 -5104 or 304· 678· 8381 Of 304·675• 7898 . 740 ~ SO<ond AVo. 3 bdr .. f1 80 mo ., dtp . rtqUirtd. Ctll 614- 448-4222 bot- g .. 8. 74 Building Mattritll , Bloc*, brick. IIWif pip•. win · dowa, lintels. etc. Cltudt Win · ttrl, Rto Grandt, 0 . Clll 814- 245-5121 Kantucky lump , Ohto lump, Ohio S1ok1111. Yard or dtUvery. cement black• end building mat•i•l. Gtllipolls Black Co., Pint St.. GtllipoUs. Onto Call 814-448-2783. HouM cotl. lump •ttoktt. Zinn Cotl Co Ctll 614-441-1408. suit• 1399 . bunk btdt f199 , entron reclln•s t99 . new I used bedroom suit" , rang11, wringer washers, a thOM . New INtn groom suh1111 1199 -1599. ltmpa. alw buying coet a wood tto\'et . Call 814-446· 31 69. LAYNE 'S FURNITURE Sof11 end cheirt priced !tom 1286 . to •a9&. TH ie~ . tso ~d up to 1125 . Hldt·t ·bedt,t390 . and up to tl550., toft beds f14& , Rec liners , •225 . to 1376 .. lamps from UB . to t1 25 . pc. dinetttt from t109 ., to 435 . 7pc. t189 end up . Wood table with tO chalr1 1285 to 1146 . Dttk t110 up to 12215 . Hutch•. ••no Bunk btci complete with ml"tttMI. t275 . 1nd up to U95 . lab't beds, t110 . Mattru••• or bo11 aprings, lull or twin, tl3 ., firm. •?3. and au . Outen sets, t2215 . 4 dr . chtttl, t49 . IS dr. chttu . t69 . ltd framu , t20.1nd U5 .. 10 gun . Gun ctbineta, 13!10. G11 or eltc1rlc r•na• U75 . B1by m1nr~tttt, t35 a 148, bad fram11 UO. 025, & Cannon T-60 36 mm ctmer• with fla•h • various lena. 1111 than 1 yr . old. Ctll 1fter 5. 81 4·387·7226. 66 Pets for Sale Bri1rp1tch Kennell All -brHd G!'OOming . English Cocker Spa· n1t11 . 388-9790. Drtgonwynd Ctttary Kennel . CFA HlmlltYtn , Ptrtlan 1nd Slameae lllitttna. AKC Chow puppiH. can 441 -3844 1tter 7PM GE w11ntt & drv-r. C1ll 614 446 · 2868 ~ Blec k powder t6 . 9!1 , T-C Hawken 1209.96 , 40 .tyl• of IMit buckl• U .96 • t7 .95. Koebel's Guns • Repair . Mill Cr11k Rd . Hrs . M·F, 5-8 PM Sat. 1 -5 . Ctlll14-441 -2318. Ytlhica 36mm c1mara with ce11. lent with CIIM, •lectronic fluh , exc. cond. Ctl~l14 · 347 - 0389. 1100 Remington tuto Bicente· nial, perlect eond. never been shot. Call 814-2615·6228 . Color TV 25 inch Ztnith, good picture. Ctll 814· 246 -6131 or 814·245 ·8656. GlbtOn rtfriget'ttor-lrHrer. 5 yrs . old. tuto ice miller, 1300. Coil B1 4·44e-85BO. Electric r•n;• 30 in . Sttrl Kenmor• . 8ft. fibergluttopper . Ctll 8U· 446 -n87 . 1 ltOFIICII ... 1-25 '' color RCA TV, 1-19" bl.cll6 whitt TV . Cell «8 ~ 3828 . American Pjf Bull puppltl, 3 mo. old Cell 814-388· 9881 . AKC A~g . m•l• Dobtr""n pup., black & tlJit. wormed, shots, ttila bobbed , p1pen. 150. Cell 814 · 448·779! ~ 8ttglt puppitt tor pie. Ctll 614·2158-1902 . Apricot fem1le Toy Poodle. 6 wHkl old. • 160. Male white Poodle. 7 mon1hl old. t100 . Ctll SU -949 -2272. AKC Doberman pup1 tor ule. Red end rust t75 etch Call 814 ~ 1182 ~ 7570 . Mtle bltck Chow. AKC regis· tettd . 2 Ytlfl old. Cell614 ·9922017 ~ dOll. 304 ~ 882 ~ 3072 . Valentine Specill P1nkeett t11 .99, c~g• .9.99. Flth buy one get 11cond half price. Fish hnll tnd Ptit Shop, 2413 Jdaon Ave .• Point Pletnant, 2 modtl 12 Winchntar. 1 model 10 Remington, 1 Frtnch it32 ln . tul , 1 model37 R.l Winchnttr 30 in. tul . Ctll 8, 4 ·441 -33U. fdllll Su ppl1 1~o /1, LIVI:SIIICk Fumacu & water tanlll . Willatle r1uonable pleue et1161 -4 -448· Uted Fumlture -- Ortner, 6 bed. rnWII offl~ dttb. 3 mllea out Bultvlle Rd . 0Den Bem to 15pm, MOl' . thru let. e14-44e-0322 1980 Olds AC , PS , PB, cru ist, ex. cond Call 81 4 -446· 2323 lfttr 4 ·00. 614- a8& ~ 1 wedding drns. 11ze 8. Call 614 · 992 ~ 5320 TONY 'S GUN REPAIRS . hot dip reblueing , 111 typ11 of gunsmhh work . fast aervlct . 304-675 - 4831 100 Annivertary Avon to •11. Farm Equipment CROSS & SONS U.S . 315 Wnt, Jtcbon , Onio. 614 · 288 - 8461 ~ M11eey Fergu10n. Ntw Holltnd. Bush Hog S1l .. 6 Service. OYer 40 uted trtctors to choose from & co.,lete Une of ntw & used equipment largest Hltctlon In S E. Ohio . w~ l PTO .. Ford 8N ·9N. John Deert 2020 - 2030 - 1520 dll. 011er 76 uud tractOI W· pS. Jim 's Ftrm Equipment Center. R1 . 35 W11t. Gellipolla, Oh. Call Be 1 1weethetrt and tune your piano Alto an e11cellent Vlltn · tine g ift. Ward ' s Keybotrd, 304 -675 -5600 or 875-382-4 . 20 ft. flttbed nect. trailer with ctttle riCks. 808 Ftrmall tflctor 80 HP . I · 18 ln. 5 bottom ptowt. 12 ft. hydr~ullc dlec . c.n 614 -266-6801 afttf &. HALF PRICE! Flathlng trrow 110n s t289 1 Light~ . non -trrow t2691 Non lighted U1 91 Free lettar1 i Very lewltft. Staloctlly. 1(8001423 -0113. anytime. t16 0 00 aevlnga World book Encyclopedia, t10.00 deposit . t26 .00 monthly For Informa tion c•ll your Jocal School Sarvlca Aepr•entttive, M1r· Qlftt Pierce, 304-175-377&, ct.ll co llect 1981 FOfd Future 4 door, new tirea, 55,000 miles. full equipment. very nice. C1ll 6, 4 -2456131 or 814- 2415 -9566. 1978 Ford Futurt 2 door, 69 ,000 milas, AM -FM ttpe, tir. tuto . C1ll 814 · 246·6131 or 614-246·9656 . 1981 Delta 88 Roy1le Broughman 2 dr .• AT , PS , P door locke. Air, m1t0on lntidl-out. AM -FM c11sette. Excellent condition. Htljlh milage. Cell 614·448· 1979 Corux)rd 6 cyt ., auto . good condition, low mil11gt. C1U 814 -441 -1522 or 614-448 · 7672 . 1984 Toyot• van . 26 ,000 m i. C1ll 814· 4-41-9740 1her 7PM. 1980 Coug1r XR7. good cond. 448-2422 '"" 1 :30. 19n Pontile Grtnd Prrx, good con d., runalikt ntw . Call after 5 , 114-448 ·1622 . 136 M111ey Farguson Trtctor with high tnd tow rtngl . PtowL diu;t, 6 ft. bush hog . All for 03895. Coli e14 ~ 288 ~ 8522 . 197-4 Alita Chalrntrl, 730 f1rm tteetor. 17900. Good cond. 304·1!75-7421. New O.Utz Model 3 . 90. 73 hp. PS . ROPS , 12 sp•d. FebNiry caah price • 18,930.00. Big cv11h dtacountt on all Deutz· Allis Equipment . COMPARE AND SAVE ltUUU . Siders Equipment Co .• H1ndareon. W. IJt. 304· 8'78· 7421 For Sele plga, 304-676 -3308. 1979 Ptymouth Horizon TC -3, t1 ,000. Call 8U·441 ·8314 evenings. 74 Dodge Dart • new tir• . runs good, body in flir ahepe. Call e14 - 388 · 8472 ~ 1980 Toyot• Celie• GT Coupe. Excellenl condition. Ntw paint and tires. tun-roof. AC . mucn mor•. Clll 114-992-2762 or Livestock Grain fild freazlf buf. Will deiNer to butchlr anop . Cell 814·387-01112 . 992-7401 . Can yoo buy JMpa. cert, Of 4Jt4 "t .-zed in drug rtids for undtf t100 .001 Cell for facts today! 18151 219·1701 E11t . 698 . 8538. 8•"· Splrl1 DL, THIS IS OUR ANNUAL SALE, 11 &0.00 NVinQe Worklbook En· cyciopodlo, f10 .00 dopolh . t26 .00 monthty. FOf lnfotme· lion Clll yOur focal School Serwice R••entttlw. ,..,,. glt'et Pierce, 304-171· 3771. c .. l col'-<:t. 34,000 miles. white with blue velour enttriot. rtcltnlng stete. r11r louven, 11ec: trunk, 13,200 .00. 304-77 3-8337 ~ ' 79 Corwtte. uc cond, lo w mlle-ue. ctll 304-G715 · 64515 . e14 · 332 ~ 9748 1972 Ford Mu1t1ng, 351 Cleve· land engine. t200 .00 304· 1988 Dodge Pol1ro. 73.000 goOd eond, 304·895· miloo, 3972. Vo. 304-182-2222 . and cabbaqe! from Piancavallo, Italy. !60 min.I Ill Ill [ZI Dyneaty (CCI AlAdam learn Ban Foilmont's ~et. and KryS11a eais ~ min) illJ Planot Earth: Tar.. from Othor Worldo (CCI (J) AND HEATIN G Cor Fourth and Pine · Gtllipolia, Ot1 io Phone 614· 4•6 -3888 or 614 - .. · Meteorites found in Anta rctica reveal information about the fdrmation of the > solar sys1em. (80 min .) tO:OO ill CBN Nowo Tonight @ Championship Rollor Derb_r CIJ Ill [ZI Arthur Hoiloy'o Ho1ol (CCI An old flame of .' . Peter' s romances him as pan of • plot involving laundered money from a Excavating Good -1 hcavating , bnemenu. • footers. driveway s, u ptic links , ltndtcaping. Call anytime114 · ·' 441-4637 , Jtmn l Dtviao rt Jr owner b6nk haist. and a lawyer shocks his wife when hareveals the e•istence of his illegitimate Vietnamete BARNEY child. (80 min.) 0 Ill ® Equellzor A pol84 icewoman 's life ia in danger after she realizes that her fellow officers are involved in corruption and Electrical & Refrigeration !PM. 1875 ~ n Kenwonh 318 Vtt. 73 Trill mobile flit. W.S ., slid ing ttmp . oil. Colil14-892·11053 or 814· 742·2821 . Coil 814·448-7444 Mll ed hay iltte ,quare blln. 76 ChiVY PU 360 IU10 .. PS . PO. runt QrH t Clmplf IMII . Call 814-248-8040. 72 Ford f . 100. 302, 3 opd., cemptr top. belt offlf. Call 304·1!78·:1858. murder. (80 min.) (J) Groat Parformancoe: Tho Cotton Club Romornbored Cob Calloway, tho A-1 Re tr igerat1on & Applian ce Rep air, washer & dryer Call 614 · 446 ~ 8640 . 85 ' General H Nicholas Brothers, and other original stirs of Harlem's famous nightclub of I' au '"9 Ken 's Weter Ser11i ce. Wotls. cisterna, poola filled Pho ne 614 -367 -0623 or 614 -367 7141 night or day . 268 ~ 11228 . min ~ l Harrison and Cindy's plans for a romantic weekend are upse1 when they spot an old friend who supposedly died five years earlier. (60 CARTER ' S PLUMBING 448 ·4477 (60 0 CIJ ® Crazy Uko o fox NO .. . I'VE 8EEN AND CALLINI>, BUT. 1976 Chtv Capric Clattlc, AC. PS . PO, n1n1 good , cell tfter Trucks for Sale Women's Slalom Coverage exis is scorned by the men she loves most, Steven and WINNIE Jtmes BOVI Wat er Serv1 ce Also pools fill ed. Ct/1614 2!56 1141 or 814-446 -1175 or 6 t4 -446 7911 . outo, 454 .,gino. Coll814 ~ 448 · For llfl 110 bll11 or condltl· on.t hey, """• wet. flrtt c:uttint, mlled h1~ . 11 .21 Tl· moth'f •1 .38 . 304·891-3010. the place desaned . (2 hra.) ill 700 Club @ Skiing: World Cup Fricla4 SP.ecial is piq's feet Plumbing 814 · 367 ~ 0121 . tho 30's and 40'• como 1oder's look e1 what the 87 TRISTATE UP HOlSTERY SHOP 1113 Sac. Avo . Gn ll1 11oh s 614 -446 -7833 or ll 14 44 6 ' 1833. R & M Furnitllle M•nufact unng. 81 Rt . 7 , Crown Citv , on. Can 614-268. 14 70, cell Eve 614448 - 3438 . Old & n a~ Uphoat ered. Cot~ heyday~ (80 min.l lllJ Nowawo1ch 10:25 (J) MOVIE: 'Delloo' 10:30 ()) C.n You Bo Tlllnnor 81 (1) 1NN Nowa illJ ~makoro Five Cl)Newo 11:00 • (I) N•wsC.n* ill Mon from U.N.C.LE Ill To Bo Announcod CIJ • Cll. ~ r:lll Nowt 81 CZ) Bonny Hill Show CI)ICTV (Answers tomorrow) Vestet'Ciay's I PLUME OUPLEX ADAGIO Answer: Wha l the middle-aged Romeo acted like tle was -" MUDOLE·AGED " BRIDGE James Jacoby In search of trick nine NORTH Z-11 -H • 52 • J 816 t AK 63 By James Jacoby +KQ6 EAST Although North and South have a 4- . WEST tAQ984 • 763 4 heart fit . three no-trump is the bet.Q 10 2 ter game contract for a change, but it t Q 10 I tJ9 7 is not a laydown. After winning lhe +9 53 tJ8 72 opening spade lead with the 10, declarSOUTH er can count only eight tricks . He must t K J 10 develop the ninth trick without allow.AK43 ing East to get on lead to send a spade +8>2 back through his K-J . How can it be t A 10 I done? Vulnerable: East-West He can get his ninth trick in either Dealer: East red suit. First, diamonds. Let him lead a diamond right away. U Wesl plays North E.ut Soot. low, South goes up with dummy's king, w.., Pass I NT returns to his hand with the club ace Pass 3 NT Pass Pass and leads another diamond . If West Pass plays the 10, he rises w1th dummy's ace and plays another Since West has Opening lead: • 8 the queen, West will win the lead and be unable to run his spade suit. or course if West goes up with the queen earlier, declarer simply lets him hold queen. If East puts up the 10 when that trick with the same result. hearts are rtrst led, declarer wins the Hearts are easier. Declarer enters ace or king, returns to dummy and dummy with either a diamond or a leads still another low beart, with the club and leads a low heart. If East same intent as before. plays the two, declarer also plays low. Don't even give a thought to making West will win the nine , but now the I 0 tricks in a beart contract. Your only ninth trick can come from the heart chance is if the queen of hearts drops suit, since the A-K will drop East's doubleton, and today it does not. •n ( '' ~tJby THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS I Fuel DOWN I Find fault ~ 2 Nymph 3 Wash ~ . O.C. Burn thr midnighi oil 9 Field 10 Noble 12 Budget attraction 4 Oevour 5 Invent 6 Musical expense show 13 Dodged 15 Sylvan deily 7 Moslem chtcf Yesterdats AM:wer · 19 Convene 27 Have pity 8 Ad agencies 22 Altar 29 Nobleman 16 Greek letter milieu 17 Marsh elder II Raze 18 Unrank 14 Escort 20 Congeal 161ndian 21 Cross out weight enclosure 30 Expunge 24 How droll! 34 Cw-h river 25 Unscathed 36 Actress 26 Mai n or blessed - Balin 37 Turf 22 Clay variety 23 Verity! 24 Aiddy 25 Religious body 27 Hindu deity 28 Centunon's greeting 29 Handle oneself 31 Marsh 32 Wing (l.al.) 33 Berore 35 Uncut 37 Impediment 1.,--f-+38 Mortise fitter 39 English river 40 Bombast 41 Impala, e.g. DAD..YCRYPiliQUOTES- Here's bow to work It: AXYDLBAAXR IILONGFELLOW One letter stands for another. In this sample A ts used for the three L's, X for the two D's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, the length and fonnalion of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. · CRYPTOQUOTE 2-12 ilDErowlttwsiN- QUW H C NO.I BE G I U IJ URK W c r. YWKWN , ' LW C LOW HU C " EBYPW PUBOJUC C J AWQ J CC NHRZ HBI./U R y C L W Y RY CL WY ABYJ . - W . T . H IJBQ W YeoteniAJ'I CJ7Ptoqaote: MY PERSONAL IIORRIES ARE READING, USTENING TO MUSIC, ANO SILENCE. - EDm-1 SITWEU. illJ Wolk Through tho 20th Century with BIR Moyero: Tht SIOO.ld ~n R• volutlon (CCI The history of PEANUTS Upholstery rnor II rJ ton Club was like during its SNAKE!! . 7a97. Now arrange the circled letters lo form ltle surprise anawM, as suggested by the above canoon. Jumble" GLADE gether to provide an insi- Wtug h' s Wtter Servica Well s. t:ittern s, pools . Fast. re lt11b le aervit;:e Ctll 614 -256 -1240 or 614 -256 -11 30. H1y for Nit. Cell Art NNie. 114-Mt -27&4 or 114 -992· Ito«*. brick, monar and m• tonry 111ppUtt. Moun.. ln 81111 ltod1. At. 33. N.w Htven , W. I hope not! The Rootrng, 111 kindt lna1alled or repaired . Insured . fr ee esti mttn. Phone 304-523 3617 or ' 84 Chev C•v•liar stttlon· e11c cond. AC . redlning saau. •& . 991 .00 . Poulble 1r.te. mult sell 304-937 -2881. w~gon. When Alex and Leonard spot strange ligl'lts in the sky while visiting a small town , they awake to find renewS/her riva lry with Al- Co1l. llmesl one, grave l, et c Delivered 1 ton end up J im Lan ier. 304 -6715 -1247 or 675- f1.150 . J04-87B·SB79. 8:05 (J) MOVIE: 'A Man Called Horao' 8:30 G CIJ ® Foloy Square (D) To Be Annov.-d 9:00 IJ lii IBi 81ooko'o Magic 895-3802 1973 ChlfVY Fleetekte PU , w hh tool boll• topptf , Cll1814 -446· 1781 or 814-N-5 ·1861 1f1et c~leet. tures. (60 min.) In Stereo. llJ) MOVIE: 'Rear Window' (D) NBC Nows Rotlry Of clbl• tool dr illing . Moat wells completed same day Pump HIH and serv1ce. 304 - 82 gates the daa1hs of 1hraa lollow agents . (60 min .! fj) CZ) MOVIE: The Exor· cio( 0 Ill ffD Mary (CCI Ill MacNei~Lehrer Newahour illJ Notional GeoGraphic Special: Cr11turoa of 1he Mangrove (CC) The !idol forest of Siarau ia home to an amazing array of crea- Sterkt TfH end Lawn Servi ce , landscaping. 304 -1576-2010. 4738. Mf"Y. SUSPICIONS I 2454. lllrQt round bel• hey in bam, we lold. Ct/1114-440· 1878 . la191 round bl~of good mlud hty. •10. per btlt or ueo. tor THEIR RON ' S Ttlevition Strvlce . Hou1111 calla on RCA . Qu•u f, GE . Specialing in Zenitn. t:111 304 -576-2398 o r fi14 -446· Ric har d ' s Gerba ge H& IJ hn g 14.6 0 a mo nth & olher hau ling Ctll tnytlme day or n1ght Call 8313. HMMM' SOMEniiNG MUST HAVO AROLISEl> Block tnd concrete work a lto palntinQ 1nd carpentry, garaqea, biNmlt'lts, lidiWIIkl, PIUOI, retaining wall1. 30 yr. explt;rience . FrH "timatll. We're on the level . Ctll814· 446 -091&: 1982 Ford PU , low mlle~ge like ~ . t4 ,500. Ctll 114 -448 - 55 Building Supplie1 HotH 81df0. BASEMENT 1948. 1973 18 h . van t.d roll up door, EIW W· 11' l 8 tlldlng dOOr & door- IUS& lrtctild. Iron -----~ - 1974 Ford Gran Torino ltttion w1gon , t400 .00 . 304-176· 1980 Oauun PU good cond., 57,000 act. mil• . Cell 814· Cheap h1y will uldt fo r ct«lt. C•H aftet SPM, 114-448· 1052. lmprovements 83 72 Bear Compound bow with ac· cnaorin, 1171 .00. 30-4-17&- _0 MacGyver's life is placed in when he investi- ~ jeopardy fta•1---.H~o~m~e ~--~ ­ '77 C•prlce Ciattic, AC . AM -FM ceuetu. will teklt'l c tre of, Richard Picktnl, Vall.y 6610. AMC angel who has been trying to earn his wings for 200 year• ~ (60 min.! @ Flohln' Hole CIJ Ill [ZI MocGyvor (CC) Cltrk Plumb ing end Hu11ng. 18 yean e11perlence , un stop drai ns. New -remodeling -repai r work . Phone 304-882· 2012 . tV80 tempt to help a misguided Services 1985 CtmlfO, toeded. lo w mile ege . t9 . 500 304·876 · Up draft Qtt tum~ee . fofctd 1ir, 125.000 btu , ••c cond, t8o .oo Hay & Grain 71 trevtl trtiler 18ft .. sleeps 6, MII· COntalned , Rt . 2 Boll 86-A, Neighborhood Rd ., Gellipolia. Rtymond Kerr . 1973 VW Verv good condition. •eoo. Cell 814-992 -6188 tfter 4 :00 p.m. weekdays . 6:00, 304·178-3124. 64 614-448-2077 . & Heating B•luw -Stwfller- manual tbfl · alve bth11ndar - Model 1080 1 Atg . Quarter hora• brolldmtrl Btl11w citcular J.tW and tool UOO. Crop-out Q,H. yearling ljlrindar tharp·tll. Auto IIW coh UISO . Ctll 81.-448-0183 filer -model 387 -Foley . All t9oo.oo. e~u 304-17&-1623. 304·875·3119. & Campers 304-882·5200. 773 ~ 61173 . 63 illJ MecNeii-Lohrer Nowth· 304- 896 ~ :le38 . RINGLES ' S SERVICE , upe· rienced carpenter, •lectr•~an , mnon, p~i nter , •oofing (Inducting hot tar IPPiication) 304· . 676 -2088 Of 175-7368. C:.~AVE Ple6E~ I Print answer here: (J) Nightly Buaine.- Report 7:05 (J) Moty_Tyler Mooro 7:30 0 lii CIJ Now Newlywed Game (!) Outdoor Lifo Mogezlne Hosted by William Conrad. fll (1) WKRP in Cincinnati 0 CIJ (D) Jeopardy (J) To tho Manor Born ® WhHI of Fortune g) (nl Price II Right llJ) Bob Newhort 7:35 (J) Sanford and Son 8:00 IJ lii Highway to Heaven Jonathan and Mark at- Fetty Tree Trimming, slump remo\'tl . Ctll 304 -676 · 1 331 tI CD Jofferoono llJ) Barney Miller WATERPROOFIN G Unconditional lifetime guaran tee . Loctl r•feren cea furnished Frlll!l eatimetts Call collett ' 1-814·237-0488 , dey or nig ht, Rogers Ba sement Wtterproofing. IAHVt:fl ® Eyowltnou News Four 15 inch old style Rally wnMit 1100.00 . Two 260 al• cyct. Chevy angina 6100 .00 2882 . 1980 TC3 Hori1on. Excellent condttion . UBOO . Ctll 814· 304 ~ 876 · 1429 . 12 double int•1l1ted 1ilt In· windows with acreens. like new . CtiiiOt" inl 304-458 -1566 . m i., euto, tir, n.w paint. rebuilt 1ngine, t2.850. 86 Multlng 289 HP, euto., pony interior. new top, th1rp , U ,OOO. Sterwan·s Auto Stln. 81 4 -379· 135 g11, da l. , MF 3e gu, dsl., Ferg. 30, Ford· 7000, 5000, 4000. ~00 dii., Ford2000gu, FOt"d 2810 del. • PS· Ol, Ford &14 ~ «6 - 97n . New World Book Encyclopedia for 1399 .00 (t150 .00 IIYinga] Chlldcrtft for 1100 00 with the offtr (199 .00 liVings] . Peyment tarma avallablt . Ctll 304-15762897 for lppointment. W~Qo · netr~ 58 . 000 CIA~L.Y !M~~AA"EP t.J&UA!..!..Y WA5. (J) (D) WhHI of Fortune our 1974 K1yot cemper se lf · con\1ined, 318 Dodge engine, 22 ' long sleeps six , S&.OOO Ca ll 614-992·2941 . 860 0 Ill ~ Divorce Court 85 Chevtne CS , 4apd., 9,000. t3,900. 84 ChevetteCS, 61pd., I , 700 mi., t3 ,500. B4 Chevene 4 opd .. 37,QOO. f3, 100. 80 Horizon TC3 IUto .. &5,000 mi ., 12,000. n Cordobl IUtO lir, PS . PS, PW. new tlr . . . ptlnt. WHAT iHE FINAN- tJ K I I man. fl) 814-379·Z728 68,000 mi.. t1,400. n ilD Eyewltnon Nowo illJ Newton' a Apple llJI Good Tlmaa (J) Andy Griffith . 0 lii NBC NlghUy Nowo (]) The Rifleman (!) lnolde tho PGA Tour CIJ Ill cnl ABC Nowo fl) CD One Day et e Time 0 CIJ liD CBS Nows (J) Doctor Who illJ Body Electric @ Jofforoons (D) NBC Newt (J) Carol Burnon 0 lii PM Magazine ill Mother/Daughter Pa@8nt (!) SportaC.ntor (J) Entortolnmont Tonight 1 Interview with Gene Hack- BA~' BRI~ ME. AI'UJ6LE Af.lD BRifJt1 lJ.I!S FW.ER Hf;:l?£ nt I ~ l VJH~N 11M 0'9r1A'/ Cl<l~<?,_) EVER'/Sroi ~it.lkSl Auto Parts & Accessories 79 Motors Homes Mid -Winttr Cleartnce Stla . u.- tractor1 MF 1815 dal. . MF 76 1982 Chyrsler LeBaron 37,000 mi1n. 1ir. tilt. cruise. tJt . nice & clean, padded Yinyl top. Clll Coil 814·388-8487. 61 Boats and Motors for Sale 8823. 1979 Toyot• Celica A-1 cond., AM -FM 1tereo. AC . mutt tell. 2217 Pole Bulld ings by Ou•lit~ 8uUdtrs Fret estim1t11. Ctll 8:05 8:30 Moj;\iycles 7 HP Out boerd , 304-676 -2073 . 8050 . 2 mille AKC Silver Poodle Pups, h.:! 111 tl'tota. mHe good house W.Vo. 304-176·2013 . 2 form1l1 aiu 5 I 7. wom once. Buuty shop equipment Cell 614 -266 -1275 tfter 6:00. YOU ~EE, IN THE UNITED STATES, THI~ I~ >'/HEN THE CAVALI<Y WOULD CO~~ CHAR&IN6 OYER THE HILL. '• 19B2 Spirit 41pd., AM-FM ttpa, .unroof, wire rima . k>w miletge. f1,999 . John ' • Auto S1les, Bul.ville Ad . G•llipolit, Oh. CILIY (I) GrHn Acres (!) Mazda SportaLook CIJ 0 Clllll ~ (D) Nowa fl) CD Diff'rent Strokes (l) 3-2-1. Conroc11CCI Autos for Sale 1sn Robbitt. Coil Co11814-258 ·8251 . f30, king lromo UO. Udllty lldg. Spl.: 30'a40 'a9'. Good ltltctlon of bedroom tult•. ro cktrl, mt1tl cabinets. hltdboard• 138, • up to •tl5. 71 8428 or after 6 :30 114· 388· Firewood tor lilt t30 .00 PU lold , HEAP ICctDted. Call 614· 388-9341 , Rogar Melde. > Tran spor lolron 75 Ctllahtn 'a Uetd Tire Shop. Over 1,000tirM, tiiM12 , 13, 14 , 16, 18. 16 .5 . 8 mil• out Rt. 218. EVENING 8:00 0 lii NowiCenter 8:35 7:00 55 Building Supplies I'::t.=-..:K) - J 2/12/88 1971 Scout, 4114, AC, PS , PB, crutle. good oond. S 1.960 00 304-882 -3237 after 5·00 PM . 1218. Antique kitcntn CUPbolt'd, with flowr bin, natural wood finish , PC. cond. flOC . 441· 4514. WEDNESDAY 1982 JHP CJ7 l a redo. Hard · top, 6 eyl., 5 speed , lock-out hubl, 37 ,000 miles . Aallling •5.700. Phone 614·992 -7863 efter 6 :00 p.m. Genuine hardrodc mtplt dining room 1uite. 31 in . hutch , tlbleft chain, lillie nii!IW . ••oo.Od". 258· Antiques OF 5UC.H A THINO ... 19815 Cu.tomind Dodg1t Mini , Rem vtn, nuleage low , excellentcondldon. Call 814-446 -83•2 Chtrry bookcue !b. . utlfuiJ t3&0 Otlll gouip benet. t200. girtl 3 spd. bike (ntw) 160. Call 814-441-2410 after 3PM . 53 VITAMIN, I'VE NEVER HEARD ,.x4 1978 Oodgepowerwagon. 4x~. good working cond . I 1 .600 Ca/1114-266· 1427. OlS Oolllpoiio. Coli 814-44e-7444 . U1ed b1rg1in1l 3 autom.tlc Wllhert, 2 g11 dryers, 3 eltctric dryen, 2 door refrig•etorl. eltctric r~nge, Qat rtngt, G.E. dlahweth..-. G.E. cofl'4)ecter. Ttll Firutone Store In Mlddlepon Sil11erado Vans & 4 W. D. 73 fcURS':DRE THIS IS OUR ANNUAL SALE . 4088 . 44 AIIIUf 1"~~ ON m1 AMI> AIL OC!IISION'> . AI:IO .... Television Viewing J ~ Lll\'£b 1"1\.i..tllb A~D <;{:~£'~ Chevy 19515 Chevy 2 door led an, t1,200 .00 or trlldl for 3 or 4 ' wheelar. 304-882-2438 . Mollohan Fum. • Appl. Sa ... Gib10n • Me~ag . St. Rt. 7 N.. 51 Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION lo FURNITURE 62 Oli ve St • Gallipolis. New & uHd wood -cotlttov•. 8 pc wood LA 1980 The Daily Sentinei- Page- 13 Ohio ' DICK TRACY Trucks for Sale loadad, ahort bed. t6 ,600 00 IJ•IIey Furriiture, new • u1td . lll'81 Nctlon of quellty fuml· turt . 1211 htttrn Ave .. Gallipolle. Lincoln AC 2&0 haa11y duty wekter, 30-4-176-50,1 . 773 ~ 5828 ~ 12, 1986 A -4056 AN~I\L RE'TURN ON 'lOUR INVESTMENT! ~~~~~ IA11Mt SToltl&lo Avt . Gallipolis, OH . Htlf Prica l Flashing arrow signa 1289. Lighted , non· t rro w *269 . Nonlighted U19 . Free le1tltfsl Very few f.tt SH locally. 1(800)423-0183. 1nytim111. Trtiler aptc n , tmtll childran accepted , At . 1. locust Road. b•ck of K & K, 304-175-1076. 72 ~·.~-~ Sot. 81 4- 441 ~ 1188, 827 3rd 46 Space for Rent COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park. Route 33, North of Pomeroy. L1rgelota c.n 814 -992 -7479. Llrry Wright County AppMince. Inc. Good uMd tppllancea 1nd TV •••· Open BAM to IPM . Mon thru 814-669 ·3561 . Mobile home lot. 12'JI60 ' or am1ller, 115 wtttf pa id, •1h & Neil , Gallipolis. Call 4•6 -44 16 that BPM . KIT 'N' CARL YLI APPLIANCES 0768. 2 bedroom mobile home, Roush lane. Ch• hire. Ohio Call 304In Syrecuse. 2 bedrooma. 1186 . p84' mon th pltJt utlltt l• tnd le••e. No pelt Phont 6U -992· USED Wednesday, Wednesday, February 12, 1986 · Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Daily Sentinel 'IOU£ NOSE IS WA~M, MONSIEUR .. 00 'IOU FEEL ALL ~16HT ? !-lAVE I(OU ~EARP oF lJ.IE INFlUENZA EP117EMIC? l'J.IE~ sA'r' SIXT't'-FIVE -rnovWW S<X.DIERS ItT CAMP PONTANEZEN,J.lERE IN FRANCE, HAVE niE FLV! IT'SEITHER T~E FLU OR LOVE •.THE SVMI'TOMS ARE TilE SAME ... bllcka in America Ia ••- plored from 1he Revolu1ionory Wor to World War I. (60 min.) (A). 11 :30 I)J Tonight Show In Stereo. · •Ill (!) St>ortoConter CIJ WKRP In Clnclnnotl 81ClJ®TIXI • ([I T.J. Hook., When Hooker'• old flome 11 mur- . derod, ho Is dotermlned 10 find tho parson reeponsiblo. (80 min.) (J) Auotln City Llmltl • [ZI ABC Nows Nlgh~ino @ Troppor John, M.D. 12:00 illao.t of Gro\tcho @ ESPN Skllnt Mlgozlne ([I Entertainment Tonight Interview with Geno Hockmen. • (I) Gun1mok1 Ill McMillon end Wit.: Burlod Alive Ill il]J Eyo on Hollywood 12:21 (J) MOVIE: Tho Wrong Men' t 2:30 D (I) (D) Lora Nitht With Devld Lottonnon In Stereo. ()) Bill ColbY Show @ Ski TV CIJ ABC Newo Nlgh~lne D CIJ MOVIE: 'HIUnd Run' -~NIWI Cl) MOVIE: 'A PioM of th• Action' t :00 ill Doblo Gllllo �Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 1986 Mobile home nn•·~r.~:t must be regulated ~HatTiett L. Temple · Harriett Lillian Temple, 93, 'Houston, Tex., formerly bf Meigs 'County, died Sunday in Houston. A registered nurse, Ms. Temple was a graduate ol the Grant .Hospital School of Nursing and was an army nurse in France during World War I. She was commended by President Ronald Reagan in Washington, D. C.. in November. l985, for her service during World War!. Surviving are a ntece, MarjOJir Moss, Holiday, Fla .; a great-niect>, Beverly Mitchell, Kingwood. TPX., and great-nephews. Russell and Michael Moss, Florida. Setvices were held at 8 p.m. '!Uesday at the Schoedinger-Hilltop Chapel in Columbu s. TherP willlx• no setvices in Meigs County. Burial will he in the Wells Ccmctcty. Meigs Coonty. The Ewing Funeral Home . is in charge of local arrangements. Howanl G. Roush Methodist Church with Rev. Roger Grace and Rev . David Hartis officiating. Burial will be in the Letart Falls Cemetery. Friends may call at the Ewing Funeral Home from 6 to 9 p.m. Wednesday. The body will be taken tot he church one hour prior to Thursday' s service. Friends may donate to the Racine United Methodist Church building fund in lieu of flowers. Theresa P. Fisher Theresa P. Fisher. EIJ. Dutchtown Hill. MinerS\·ilJe. died Tuesday at Veterans Memorial Hospital. A homemaker. Mrs. Fisher was lxlm in Mrigs County. a daughter ct the late Georg<' and Ll'Oa Mitch Philltps. Sun.-h·ing are two sons. James P. Fisher. Cincinnatt , and C.eorge William Fisher. Plantation. Fla.; four grandchildren. Greg Fisher. Florida; Lucinda Ortner. Cincin· nati; Pau l FishN. Cincinnati. and Laura Fisher, San Jose, Ca lif .. and a grea t-granddaughter. Megan Eli· zaheth On,.,r. Cincinnati. Besides her husband, she was prrrcdcd in death by her husband . Paul P . Fisher. a brother and two Pboto, . Mobile home parks are subject to a large number of regulations governing such lnstallatlons, Meigs Sanitarian Joe Young said today. Young points rut that any tract ct land upon which thrre or more housetrailers used for habitation are parked, either free r1 charge or for rE'Venue purposes, constitutes a housetrailer park. Regulations dl'aling with the housetraill'r parks are quite comprehensive and any person wishing to park three or more trailers should contact !he Meigs County Health Department for a brochure containing the required information, Young J~Orts. Urilicensed or illegal houselrailer parks will ool 1x> permitted in the county, Jon D. Jacobs, Meigs County Deputy Health Commissioner, warns. Persons with questiOns may call 992-6626. r · • DRESS BELTS ··"s ,·,·h···.,. ,...,_ ·aN~~c;P·P;G Po:~ VAL£NTINE . LADIES' THERMALS TOPS ate 50% l'olyestet -50% Cotton lor muimu mwarmth and comfort. Reinforced collar and shouklet seam. Long Sleeves. BOTTOMS are 50/ 50 Poly/Colton blend. Mintmum shrrnkage, ' ·mutmum warmth and comfort. Ladies' Sizes S. M, L, XL REG. 16.00 Tuesday; Rutland at 3:35 a. m. to Romine Rd . for Virgil Jacks to Veterans Memorial Hospital; s, . lem Township Fire Department at 8:52 a.m to a chimney fire at thr German resid~nce on Rt. 124. Tuppers Pl ains at 10 :o~ am. to Reedsville for Carl Buckley· to Camden-Clark Memorial Hospita l: Rutland at 1:51 p.m . to FlrN'h Grove Rd . for 1'111man Priddy to Veterans Memor ia l fl ospit.t!, Pomeroy at R: 20 p.m. to !11tners\'ille for Donald Rav Adkins tu \' et~ran s Mt'motial Hospital; Middleport "' 8:22 p.m. to Broadway and Park ' -.I \ \ .~J ~!fG/ ' . -'I @' I ,' ' I ~VII ' \... From our new sprina line choose necklacu. pierced urrinas. clip urrinas or bracelets $279 ta $2079 Sletson. Wild Musk. Emeraude. Nuanre, So· phia , Longan. Musk' lor men , colognes. dusling fllwders, gift se ts. INR All> CROCHET YARN 4 ply · 3 oz. skrns . As· sorted colors. REG. '1.69 s139 ~---·---·/ SIIEIN BABY YARN Velutl .. Sele 3 Ply-1'/• 01. REG. 11.t9 Sale 20°/o OFF LOVELY (,_ ,~ , IIG. 3.00 10 '29.00 $239,.$2319 DELUXE EUREKA UPRIGHT WITH HEADLIGHT Yel ..ll•• Sele ' ,f. ' ._. . . .,. ca 1 Service rPpOr1s st>\'('n calls By NANCY YOACHAM Sentinel Slall writer The Gallla-Jackson-Melgs Mental Health Board wUI he asking voters in the three-county area to pass an operating levy in the May primary election. Ramola Hopkins, executive di· rector of the G.J-M Mental Health Board, outlined the proposal Wednesday with Meigs County Commlssloners. She told the lxlard she wanted Its input and wanted lo answer any questions it might have. . Hopkins has already been in contact with the Gallia and Jackson County Commissions. Hopkins told the lxlard she was not sure at this time how much millage wUI he requested, but she expects a decision to lx> made Monday nlgh1 when the mental health board meets in regular session. She said one milt in the threecounty area would generate atxlu t $8ll,tDJ. "What If a levy doesn't pass?" asked Commissioner Richard Jones. "We have to plan for that." Hopkins said. "We are trying to get the mental health system readjusted," she said, adding that the system has been feeling the effects of major federal funding cutbacks over the past five years. At one time, Hopkins said, the system had $2 million more a year wrth V!lentme hearts and rrbbon s. REG. $3.49 to 125.99 Fragrances ~ Meigs County Emergenc,· ~1<-di ­ STUFFED ANIMALS Cute liHie animals -many COTY ,~ ' . ',j . CASSETTE TAPES Give your Valentine his !avoReg. S5.79 Cassette Tapes .............. 14.115 Reg. 17.79 Cassette Tapes .............. 16.25 Reg. S9. 79 CaHette Tapes .............. 17.85 ' ~'fl ~...,.> \al . ' For Voar Yele•ll•i rile music. Choose country. rock. popular. sound tracks or relrgrous . 11'fh'!''•·~ lo't'W1 r.S · ::::W'P'. .W."' . , t •,a ,•. ,YrtiJI •••,...~-JJ . .. ...; ,.'1 • a. ~ J.-.. ,, . I VALENTINE SALE HANKIES~1 - Whitt with perso· na6ud stit<hi119 -1 OO'It Cotton honkiu $188 99 ( Skein YAL£NTIJIE SALE ~ -SWIVEL ROCKERS luxurious velvet in an MEN'S AND BOYS' I HANES Lrst '119 95 SALE Memorial Ho!'pit al: Pomf'rO\ .11 10:17 p.m. to Rt. ; for Arlie Marsha ll to \'ptr rans '1<'mortal Hospital. Men 's all cotton and comfort blend briefs. boxers. A-shirts and T-shirts. Boys' briefs and Tshirts v LIGHTWEtGHT Bush pledges REG. '209.00 20°/o OFF v RECHARGEABLE (Continued from page 1' tax rrforrn r('aChl's the ~ALENTINE prf'Sidf'n t·~ desk tn it s cu twnt form. hr·ll ,·rt o Midwa~· inf(•nuptlon . TIES Soltd colors and abig MODEL t 470 e To p - t .l t res•starn ~eeos suciiOn stteng and .ncrease!t cteau'1g eii•Crency • Dt•a l EDGE K LEENER c leans up to INCLU0£0 WITH PURCHASE SAVE $50 .00 ' 2 MOTOR POWER TEAM Toda,\ ...var ia ble cloudiness with LIS! $214 95 th(' low('r 'lOs. W£'5i t win e!~ around 10 SALE mph. Tonight ... \'ar ia bl f' cloud i npss lUPER POW!R LIST 1229.95 .... SALE PIAK H P MOTOR $17995 • A complete home -cteant ng system comb•nes po werful carus ter suchon w rtt'l upngh t carpet cte11n •no acho n • R OTO - MATI C P o wer Nozzle aut cuna hcally adJuStS to ~p Cl&an carpets • Complete wtlh tools • Headltgl'lt -· ~IRI'o/®~ . ~ •lnd us tnat stret1glh c tean1ng per1ormance w11h huge 6 5 AMP motor • Chrome -plated steel VIBRA-GROOMEA II hU 7 beater barstodeepclelnclrpets as neyer before possible • Wide-lena Headhght o Dual EDGE KLEENER • 6-way DIAL-A-NAP adjusts \I'IC 16 all catpers helghta Model2061 Ohio lottery winners all-steel constructiOn CLEVELAND (UPI I - Tuesday's winning Ohio Lottery numbl'rs: Dally Nwnber ELBERFELDS 41li. Ticket sales totaled $l,lffi,?A5, with a payoff due of $469,472.:xl. PJCK-4 8429. I BOYS' "LEE' AND a chanct' of snow flUIT if'S. High in 2.0 Reg. '7.29 .... Sale ss.83 Reg. sa.99 .... Sale s7.23 Reg. S9.79 .... Sale S7.83 SlO.OO ..... s7.97 S13.50 •. Sl 0.87 -Uit 6 PIECE TOOL SET Weather forecast sa.so ....... ss·.11 DELUXE ESP UPRIGHT • 4 carpet he•ght allrust me nts • Brilliant headlight • lO It cord HANES QUAUn Snow cap and fashion colors. Plain and argyle styles. selection of pattern s. SAVE $75.00 oag s,..stem •s c to g oaseboards wa u-ro· wlll cteanmg' with a cha nce of snow. \'r"· cold with thr low o to 10. West winds loss than 10 mph . Thursday ... mos ll,\' sunnY Htgh near 2S. Chancr of snow.. 40><•ru•nt toda\ and tonight and near zero prrc'<'nt Thursday. E•tended fon-ca.<;t Friday lhl'OIIgh Sunday Chance of snow Friday. Fair Saturday. A chance of rain or snow Sunday. High!! In the:llsto lower40s Frlda,y .. IIi the :lJs SaiUi'day .. and wannmg to the 40s to lower 50s Sunday. Lows~ to 15 early Friday .. in the teens Saturday. Lows wannlng to the 20s early Sunday. THERMAL UNDERWEAR MEN'S it." through [lush 's Sp<'f<'h a young man and a .voung: woman paraded across the e>•nl!•r of rho City Club chanting ancl holding u red and yellow ban nrr that pm claimed "U.SA No. 1 tl•rrorist ." Secret S<orvicr agents hu stl~ them out of thr room :tnd Rmh rontinued his sprrch without MEN'S SALE POMEIOY · 992-3671 DENIM JEANS · Student sizes 26 to 20- Slims and Regulars 8 LANE MEN'S "let" and "Wrangler" CEDAR CHESTS Quality Lane chests in maple, S22.9S IASI( DENIM pine, cherry, oak and cedar. JEANS REG. 5239.95 to S549.95 Waist sizes 29 to 42 , lengths 00 to 36 inches. Pre-washed blue denim, sltaighl leg and boot llare styles. S1le Prlee S1J88 for operations than it does now. Without a levy. she explained, the system "wlll see no increase in any service lines" and wUI he unable to address some specific needs that have surfaced through a recent comprehensive needs assessment. Those specific areas r1lll'€d include children, the elderly, and domestic violence cases she explained. Commissioner David Koblentz asked If all thrre countll's would pay the same mlllage, or if one county or two could end up paying when another doesn't. Hopkins said she has been advised that all three counties would pay the same millage, however, the levy could actually fail In two counties and stU! pass because of the vote count. She noted that If the levy was for one mill, then half of the $8Xl,tnl generated by that mill would come from Gallla County, E'Ven though Jackson Crunty has atx>utthesaml' number of people. Meigs County generates less, but has less people she added . Status report Jones also questioned the ll'esent status d. '!he Meigs branch of Woodland Centers. The Meigs branch has "been reduced In the past three months to a two-day q>eration," she answered, and administration and support staffs have been reduced throughout the three-county sys(Continued on page 12) l Attorney William Conley will he filing a motion next week for a new trial for Tracy Hysell, found guilty last Friday by a Meigs County Common Pleas Jury in cormectlon with the beating death of Douglas Rosenbaum. Hysell, with Conley, appeared this morning before Judge Charles Knight who explained that the possible penalties to that charge have been reviewed by the court . Because the court has the option of probation, not only at the time ol Sl'ntencing, but also at a later time in the COITI.'Ctlonal institution, the judge ordered a pre-sentence lnves" ligation of Hysell. A pre-sentence investigation is a normal requirement of the court when probalbn Is a posslblity. HySI'llls to remain in custody at the Meigs Coonty Jail while the pre-sentence inves tigation Is completed. Upon completion r1 the Invest iga - lion. Hysell will he returned to the, court for sentencing and will then he advised d. his rights of appeal. The motion lor the ~w trial must be filed within 10 days of the final court entry on the conviction. That entry wlll 1x> flied today it was reported. A new ttial may be granted on motion of the defendant for several reasons - Irregularity in the proceEdings which prevented the defendant from having a fair trial: miscooduct ol the jury, prosecuting anorney or the wlt~sses ot the state: accident or surprise which could not have been anticipated; a verdict not sustained by sufficient evidence or contrary to law; error d. law occurring at the ttial; new evidence which was unknown at the time of the ttial. Conley did rot say on what grounds he will 1x> filing the new trial rrotion. 26 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper $100,000 fire hits business HARDWARE STORE DEN'IHOYED - The Tuppers Plains Hardware Store located on SR 7 was hit by a $100,000 lire earlY Thursday morning. area lire departmwts fought the blaze lor lour and one-half hours. 'lite state fire marshal's office has been called in todetennlnethe eoxactcauseoftheflre. Firelighters from the Orange Township and other Losses were estimated at$100,tnl as the result of a fire which struck the Tuppers Plains Hardware Store on Route 7 in '!Uppers Plains at alxlut 12:15 a.m. Thursday. Orange Township Fire Department Chief Roger Willford said that a passerby noticed the blaze Inside the store at about 12:15 a.m . and summoned the fire department. The fire was completely out of control, coming out the front of the building, when the department arrived at the structure which was gutted. The Chester Fire Department arrived to assist with the lire and firemen were on the scene about four and one-half hours. Chief Willford indicated the blaze may have started from a woodbumingstore, but said that a representative from the state fire marshall's office will examine the scene in an attempt to pin down the cause of the fi re. The store was owned and operated by Ernest Vineyard, Tuppers Plains. Chief Willford indicated that there is insurance coverage on Ute estiinated $100,tnl in losses. . Senate committee acts Community . t h WI I . block grants on new oug . aw get approval n· COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) Legislation further tightening the noose around drinking drivers cleared a committee in the Ohio Senate Wednesday and headed toward a floor vote 0~ iThe Senate Hea1t h., Human .xrv ces and Aging Committee voted unanimously for the bill which ' Relocat";On • set heanng A public meeting on the proposed relocation of State Route 124 In Meigs County from Pomeroy to Ravenswood will be held at 7 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 20, at the Meigs County Senior Citizens Center. Mullx>rry Heights, Pomeroy. According to the Ohio Depart· ment of Highways District 10 Director George D. Dougan the purpose of the meeting Is to receive public comment on the proposed project. Gov . Richard F . Celeste authorized preliminary engineering on the project - which will provide direct highway access from Pomeroy to the Ravenswood Bridge and Interstate TI in West Virginia- as a part of his "operation jobs highways" program. Drugan said various feasible alternatives will be presented for public comment at the Feb. ~ meeting. An q>en houSI' wut he held at the center from 4 to 7 p.m. eliminat~ the option of sentencing a first-time offender to an alcohol counselingprogramandrequlresa stretch of 72 consecutive hours in jail. It also applies the strict state penalties enacted in 1983 to drunk driving cases within municipalities lor the first time. When they enacted the tough statute three years ago, lawmakers envisioned It would apply statewide, frightening drinking drivers with the threat of an automatic three days in jail. But it never was applied to offenders caught within city limits, and last year a modifier was enacted allowing the pre-trial diverslon program for first offenders. The latest bill, sponsored by Sen. David L Hobson, R- Springfield, COITI.'Cts those provisions and: -Increases license suspensions on second and third offenses to a maximum one year instead of six months. The committee. by amendment, kept the license suspension for the first offense at 60 days instead of taking Hobson's recommendation to increase it to~ days. -Raises from four to six the number of points on a driver's license for OMVI . The committee, also at tne suggestion ot Charles R. Saxbe, representing the Ohio Association of Municipal and Crunty Court Judges, knocked rut another Hobson provisiOn which would have prohibited occupational driving privileges for the first lldays of the license suspension. Saxbe said the judges need more flexibility to deal with individual cases. The bill does, however, contain a provision that if a driver J'E'Iuses to take a blood alcohol test, he cr she forfeits occupational drivin g privlleges fo r the duratbn of the license · suspension. . · B!Etr~ co;mnurilty ~el~menlgst oc ran . proposa om e g~~nt:'~ bee~ aft;;~ b)l ~ 10 ° P en e opmen · This was reported Wednesday at the Meigs County Commissioner's meetmg Th · al ed b eltptedroposby ths were atypprov isas su m e coun comm · s10n, however, fonnal approval wtll he forthcomutg _from the state at a later dale, pnor to the actual release ofardfundmg. The lxl approved a request from Southeastern Dhio Management Consultants Inc. to check with Insurance compames which have had prevtous liablity insurance with Me~ County· Records will he rE'Vtewed and data wlll he compiled which may lead to a sell-insurance program for the county. The county will be without Uabllty Insurance come Feb. 25 when (Continued on page 12) H Chancey accepts OSU offer; Lifetime dream comes true. "WRANGLER" to 16 - plus Hu sky sizes. Pre-washed , straight leg styles. REG. '14 .95 ............... SALE '11.79 REG . •16.96 ............... SALE '13 .39 REG. '18.96 ............... SALE '14.99 2 Sections. 1 2 Pages Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, February 13, 1986 Conley expected to seek new trial array of colors. Fea tures include the MARFLEX®cushion. UNDERWEAR Sts. fo r Jpssit' Hourh ins to \ 'ptprans en tine 648 board will seek tax levy · Reg. sa Behs ...... '6.39 Reg. S12'Belts .... '9.59 Reg. 514 Belts •• 511.19 Reg. S16 Belts •. 512.79 FOR YOUR SAL£ Vol.36. No .210 Copyrighted 1986 Choose dress belts, western belts or sport belts. Sizes 30 to 42. All genuine quality leather. 20°/o OFF Meigs County will prosecute all violators of dog tag requirements lx>ginning Feb. 15, Meigs County Judge Patrick H. O'Brien said today . According to the Ohio Revised Code. a dog owner must purchase a dog or kennel license from the Mrigs County Auditor each yPa r. Licenses purchased during the year are valid until Dec. 31 of the particular year. All dog owners mu st purchase their 19&> licenses immediately , J udge O'Brien warned. 614 / 992 -2644 at y MEN'S LEATHER t·. Emergency squads answer seven calls on Page 7 Report on Page 9 ~--------~~~~~~~~~~~--------~~- Tags or licenses must be provided VA LENTINE'S WEEK FLOWERS sto~ Drug investigation Howard G. Roush. 69, Racine. died Monday at Riverstdr Community Hospital in Bossier City. La . Mr. Roush. a retired II' est ing· house employee. was oom July :!S. slstr rs. SrtYicrs will lx' hrld at 2 p.m. 1916 in Letart Falls, a son of the lair Walter David and Edna Boston Fridav atthr Ewing Funeral Home with R,,,. Stew Nelson officia ting . Roush. He was a member of the Racine Burial will lx' in Beech Grove United Methodist Church a nd CrmetPry. Ft·iends may ca ll at the served with the group of membt'rs funeral home from 1 p.m. Friday until timr ol the services. who WE're active in thP ronstruct ion of the new church. He was a ,·rteran .--- - -- - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - ----,...----1 of World War II having served in t"clt!Nli\Ji,•"t 'iq""~··: ,.,..,...~ •• the U. S. Army and lx>longed to thr Racine American Legion Post fll~ Surviving are his wifr. Belly Coyle Roush; a daughter and son-in-law. Rebecca Faye and ' For those who plan to send flowers lor Valentine's Weak. : : Richard Shiflet. Bossier City; u ·Feb . 10- 14. here is a tip from Francis Florist of Pomeroy: • sister, Gladys Shields. Racine; •Vatenttnes don 't have to be liFnted to a dly - many P"Qplec:e4· three brothers. Herlx'rt . lRster a nd ' ebrate Vaktntin e's Week so they cen S'ljoy the holtday longer. Russett Roush. alt ot Racine. and a There's a Pickle Week. oo why not a Valentino's WHI<l brother-in-law , \\'alter McDade. •Red flo wert are very popu!ar at V1lentine'1 Week but most people. according to studte• by Florists' Trans world Oeliv· Troy. Srveral nirces and nephews ery (FlO), the florist delivery service. indictte people like also sutvive. mtxed bouquets just 11 w:tl. ' Besides his parents. hr was preceded in dea th by a sister. Edith McDade. Services will 1x> held at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Racine United ··,'···;Ps Valentine queen SALE PRICED S179,oS412 By KEml WISECUP SYRACUSE -"This is a lifetime dream tor me. I've always rooted for the Buckeyes," those were the words of Meigs senior Mike Chancey after having signed a letter of intent to Ohio State on a four-yea r football scholarship. Chancey's signing Wednesday was the first day that recruiters could r1flclally proclaim their prize athletic catches. Chancey ~ one of 26 the Buckeyes are expected to sign. Not since the early 40's has a Meigs County athlete lettered in a major sport at Ohio Slate. The tatest was Jed Mays In basketball while Pomeroy's Fred Crow and WUUam "Tippy" Dye both starred for the Buckeye football teams in the late OO's. Crow lettered In 1936 and 1937 and was narrtrld lxloorable mellon alf·American as two-way tackle. The legendary Dye won a nowday unheard-of nine letters at OSU, three each in basketball, baseball, and football where he became an all-American. Ohio State assistant coach Steve Devine recruited the &-5, 205 lb. Chancey, son of Meigs football roach Charles and Mary Chancey of Syracuse. Devine thinks big things could he in store for the young quarterback . "Hopefully, we have a great career in the offering tor Mike. He's a young man from a winning football team tha,t we've observed for a couple of years. We're more aware of his abllity more as an athlete than as a football player. At Ohio State, we're interested in recruiting athletes who happen to play football, ~ot necessarUy guys who just play football . Michaelis an all-around athlete and all-arourd person and we think he can help us at quarterback," commented Devine. •• Achievements Among Chancey's long llst of achievements and awards during his prep years inClude In football this year a tlrst-team (UP!) and second-team (AP) aU-state class AA selection, Southeast District "Back of the Year" (AP ), and an all-TVC pick for the second straight year. He also Is the TVC's reigning MVP and a leading candidate for that award again this season In basketball. Chancey holds all the Meigs school passing records while also the career leading scorer and rebounder in basketball. Chancey threw for 3,!XM yards, completing 168 o! ll4 passes llr 55 per cent and 29 touchdowns for his career. In his Sl'nbr year, he had a tremendous year, completing 94 of 138 passes lor 91 per cent, for 17 touchdowns and 1,417 yar~ while (Continued on page 6) ALL SMJLilll - 11se OwiM Chancey lamly of 8yliiCUII! w•IIIIRnllel WetlnllldaJ aiPtu )'OIIIIIer - . Mllre, a lftllor at Melp Hqh School, llped Ills leiter of ~ to attend Olllo Stale Valvenlty on a football lldlolanldp. Chancey, an all-league pel' fonner and .u&ater Jlllld thh was "a dlwm liOille true". Shamg tile happy occasion were Nl lnther, IU'*, his mother, Mary and father, Me1p loodJIII coawh Charles Chancey, 'I I I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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