https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/75698775fab207fae985ca141fe52083.pdf 503208a78ed05a9161e5ae347a83eb61 PDF Text Text • . . ·. . Donation program Rerun of .t he 98th i!!eePqel . Y'O£J LOOK FUNNY WEARINq MYCAP, .. · HEY/ CD¥.E 6ACK Hf;?(<e WITH MY .. Sporlll oa Pap 4 __ CAP/ Cl:iJPS. - ,-=..:.~---- , • ...---~ e·. .. -......... ...........,__ . "'f-'1'-""""""""- ......- ~~-~- ._ •..,..,.._.... -==-......._.__..4'";·:;-"'==~ ' " - •• enttne at y 25Cento. . " Father .requests· 11tilit)' t() 111surlt HELL..:.01 · ~·,.....,_, ·-= . WiNTHROP. ...,..,.. ,.,. ......,.,_.. The of a Columbus man, apparently killed when the plane In which he was a passenger crashed Into. the Ohio River last month, has written a letlec to Appalachian. Power~· In Roanoke, Va., asking !he company to Install markers on power lineS stretching across the river south Of the Gallipolis Locks and Dam. r--..._ · Whlle admitting thE{plane, apparentlyunder.theeontrolof28-year-old Paul Hawks of Columbus, was Couple files s11it, aiJege defamation r I conditions" _ .... . treatment sought by them -The Hotfmans further clau,; they were provided "llnilted and lncom· plete Information regarding the background and history .of the said two chlldren regarding-the number of homes ln which the said chlldren had been previously placed and the medical history of said children," that the chlld ·who died exhlblt€d "abnormal behavioral characterls· tics" which the' couple reported to the West VIrginia Department of Human Resources and that they sis ,.,.. •--...==--= =-P.O'.~~.e..F! u~~l1ful.~su:4 .tor~~ ,m!_L::\ be.mmpleted. $150. "I do not have the money," Harder said, "to mark every Invisible dangerous _power line In the country- butl have thedetermlna· lion and energy to. work toward -a change[nattltudeor-lfthatshould fall-achangelttleglslation." Hawks and Bert Harder, both GalllaAcadernyHighSchoolgraduales, were apparently kllled Dec. 9 when their plane crashed Into the OhloRiverneartheGalllpollsLocks the truth" made defamatory statements that "unreasonably" placed themlnafalselightbetorethepublic have filed suit In Mason County Circuit Gourt for $1 mllllon. Emil and Debbie Hortman filed the suit Frtday against the West Virginia Department . of Human ~rvtces, John E. Burdette, personalty and as commissioner of the Department of Human Services, Dr. Iryln J. Sopher. M.D., person· ally and as chief medical examiner ,p!"'to~b!y c!!!f!_n_g_tLr!der-t~e req~L~:- ~~"EQ,'('!L~~ ~£1~ a~~rP-.nt,~ _ ~_:.~ -~?-:fie· :;tnk. G! Wee!. '.lL~~a. ~~ ='-- !""A".~-- - -~, ~ · ,....~ ·~ ~__.~~_,__.,...... "'luesu::u pt" Ul~!Oncu 1-"=tp tv '"u:. e ,,.,_ · rnlnlmumaltltlde,Dr.SiglsmundL. sightseeing in the Gallipolis area WSAZ TeleviSion and Bob Brunner· and resolve the apparent alxlormal Harder, the father of 28-year-old after flying from Colwnbus to In thesult, thecouplechargesthat behavior. Hubert "Bert" Harder, told the Dayton for a business meeting. statements made . about them, electrlt company, "It is felt that Three Gallla County youths told The Department of Human Reconcerning the death of a two-year· yourpowerllnessovthoftheEureka authorities they saw the plane crash oldg!rlwhohadbeeriphicedlnti\i!h' sources, the suit clalms,. ':talled to custody by the Department of comply with Its Legislative imposed Dam, which spans the Ohio River in Into the liver apjlroxlmately three Human Services, caused them to duty to provide professional help ·onelargeloopabout'\4 ofamllelong, miles south oftije darn around 3: ~ . In th !dam and guidance to the Infant child ... " was a major factor In the tragedy by p.m. susta In lnj ury e 1ormo age Following the chlld's death, .ihe not having warning markers." During extensive recovery operato !heir reputation and standing In couple claims, the West VIrginia Harder said he has been told by lionsshortt,Yaftertheaccldent.Only the community, subjected them to Department oi Human Services seVeral pilots "that these relatively a seat and wheel Were recovered. great embarrassment and humllla· "wrongfully, maliciously, and un· Last week, a Glenwood, W.Va., thin lines can be seen only pocjrly or .. ~lion'-'- me!' tal ._<mgulsh. Insult and __ lawfully" Invaded · their privacy ni>t-atallagalnstthebackdropofthe · man found what-was~ apparently ··Indignity and cauSed them to Incur and home tor several hours, vtolathigh, hilly banks on the Ohio side." Hoot-square section of the singlelegal expenses and attorney fees. lng their "legal and constitutional The tower on the West VIrginia side engine plane ftoatlng In the river. They are seeking $500,00J for rtghts" and further, "wrongfully. that supports the lines, according to West VIrginia State Pollee said the compensatory damages and maliciously, unlawfully and unconHarder. stands out against the section apparenflylswheretherlght $500,00Jforpunltlvedamages, and a slltutlonally" removed the lawful background. Huwever, "the short wlngoftheplanewasattachedtothe SEEKS WARNJNG.MARJ(ERS - A barge pas8eS under the power jury trlal. chlld of the couple, as well as the llnel stretching BCI'!JSS the Ohio River Soulh oil he Ga!Upolls Looks and tower on the Ohio side barely fuselage . The Hoffmans claim the child, chlld · placed with them pending Dam. Last month, two men ani preswned to have died when their plane protrudes above the tree line on the Ti'oopers said the expect to Tasha Kostu, one of two children adoption and refused td return the crest of the hills." he said. conduct .a moi'E' , th'?"'OIgh visual . · crashed into the water atthlsslte. Thefatberofoneofthevlctlrmllsllllldng placed In thelrcustodylnJu1yo!1SS. children unW reQuired to do so bv th& AjJplll8cblan-P>OW'el' Cempiny to Install warning .markers on such 'fl\e rost .of a plastic wamtng search o! the' area once high river pending adoption, "as a result of (Continued on Pag"10) • powerHnes; balloon, Harder said, Is less than levels subside. accidental Injuries and possibly as a ' by -Ha·-reaves and 'Sellers ~, .. Schultz -Gromyko session may shape policies ., -- -~-==~~~="~ ~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~--- : ' .,.,,,. ' ~ ~ ,t~·:·~Are~~~yo~u~~tlred~~~?~"~~~~~~~as~~k~ed~~Sh~ur.l;tz~.;"N;e;,~~~ ~~;-;--~a~r.Th~: ~-S:~-:~ere~l i-'"~ ~ ~ ~ .-~a~.~~ ~~~.~ ;sl~~~le;~~~so="~'~;~ ~-.-;~;1~ ~ ~ -;:~~S~h~i~ :.=~~:!rbs~~·~i~~~~;;~~~n~~:-"== ~;;;;~~~-~--~~~~~~~SCHWEIDi~~~~~~~F~ '" ~ ~ -· . ·•- ' © 1984 Hargreaves and Sellers Dlatrlbu1ed by NEA.Inc. • NINTfD IN CANAD4. -SNAKES TALES'M I RESOL-VE NO'f1"06AY HOR~Iet...E WORD-1"0.YOU AU..'fHIS YEAR~ George P . Shultz and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko today ended an extended Drs! session of · their talks aimed at revlvi.ng nuclear anns negotiations. A spokesman at the U.S. mission said the flrsi Shultz-Gromyko session, In !he Soviet mission. ran from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., an bour longer than scheduled. The second meeting, this time In thW .S. mission, was to begin later In the day. The American spokesman said he could give no details of the first meeting. Both sides have made It clear !hat the tw<Kiay meeting Is likely to set the foreign pollcy tone -for. President Reagan's second term, and the outcome of the talks could affect the entire l:ll1tgt' of U.S.-Sovtet . • relations. The morning meeting took pla~ around a dark wooden table, wlth six chairs on each side and three '· bottles of mineral water in the center. "How do you both Shultz and Gromyko appeared to go out their way to avoid pressuring the other In public. "We will meet the Soviet delegatiqn with a constructive and posltlve attitude," Shultz said. Similarly, Gromyko said his government was prepared to start down "thepathofradlcal reductions of nuclear arms and ln. !he long run the complete elln)lnatlon of nuclear weapons." Yet they ventured no predictions of success. At best, Shultz hopes to reach agreement with Gromyko on~ schedule tor the two sides to negotiate after their discussions end Tuesday. "These are not talks to negotiate substantive agreements,'' Shultz told reporters on his !light from Washington. ' Gromyko, meanwhile, hinted at a potential roadblock. He said one goal should be to prevent "an arms race In outer space." , '' partner that 'they had to deal with· a "complex lnterr~lated questions." . Senior U.S .. officials have declared the space weapons research program Is not a bargalnlng chip. For his part, Shultz wants to put the-emphasis on reducing U.S. and Soviet offensive weapons. Negotiations on hoth ,m edium-range and long-range , missiles broke down in Geneva In late 19Kl when the ~ United States went ahead with Its scheduled deployment of new nuclear missiles tor NATO in Western Europe. Top' Soviet oUiclals, InCluding Mikahll S. Gorba· chev, a potential successor to President Konstantln U. Chernenko, have said there was little hope tor an . agreement unless space was put off limits to the arms competition. · But Gromyko, while linking offensive and defensive __ spoke In English. . ~~ "The Soviet Union Is In favor of working out basic · gu!deilnes to orient the negOtiations towaro reaching · mutually acceptable accords," Gromyko said. These should Include preventing an arms race In outer Space and sharply reducing nuclear arms, he · said. . Assisting Gromyko at the talks are VIetor P. KaJ:llOv, the senior Soviet arms control negotiator; Anatoly F . Dobrynln, the ambassador to Washington; and Georg[ Kornlenko, the first deputy foreign •minister. Shultz had with him Paul H. Nltze, a chief u.s. negotiator whose own career exceeds four decades; 1\rthur A. Hartman, the U.S. ambassador to Moscow; and Jack Matlock, a Russlan-speaklngmembero!the National Securtty Council staff. · Diesel usage drawing fire 'GOP set ·to unveil ' legislative agenda By ROBERT E. MD J.ER Associated l'res!i Writer COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - ~ pubUcan legislative leaders are promising "a fWpubUcan agenda" when Ohio's 116th General A.ssem· bly, with the Senate under new GOP control, ronvenes today~ Unlike the last Legislature, when Democrats controlled both houses and rubber-stamped m6st of the proposalS of Democratic Gov. Richard Celeste, thene'WSenatewill be ln a position to block bills. ~~- Despile...any recommendations Celeste· may make, "there will be a Republican agenda," Mid Sen. Stanley J. Aronoff,R-Cinclnnati, the Senate's No. 2leader. He . said that he and Senate Pi'esldent 'Eiect Paul GUJmor, R· Port Clinton, will haVe a CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) The West VIrginia Coal Association and the United Mine Worlrerswill be on opposite sides of a Dght In the l!m . Legislature to allow diesel-powered equipment In undei-ground coal -mines, lawmakers have been told. ' bill will be Introduced as Senate BUl 1, under the sponsorship of Sen. Richard H. Finan, R-Clnclnnati. Aronoff said. GUlmor, re-elected to his fifth tour-year Senate lenn In November, already has his eye on Celeste's job. · "I'U probably be running," GUimor has told The · Columbus Dispatch. "I Ukewhat I'm doing but you can accomplish more In an oltlce llke the governor's." In recent weeks, Celeste has conced~ ~t !!I~- state now can afford a tax cut, and he said there will be one In the budget bUl which Is being drafted. However, the gover· nor disputes GOP claims · that the state~ bulldlng a huge-s urplus and he has not given an estimate on the si2Je o! his tax cut. tlme to adjust to the newRJ!publican muscle at the Statehouse. Ceremonial activities and organ!· za!jonal ~natters. . !UCh as the years. . appointment of members to stand· The Republicans cont~d that lng committees, prOballiY will !heir · campaign crttlclsm of Celeste's 1983, 90 percent tncrease·tn I consume the -ftrst two or three ~ks. ' the Income tax led to their takeover andHoose' S peakerVern Glllmor of the Senate ln the Nov. Selection. Rifle Jr., D-New Boston, have ~ ~ .. At o.ne point, Gl~ .~ -s~te _ Indicated the!'!: will be Utile ofrtclal · revenues liave S!Artl!ll (lwng 'liP !10 business unUllate this month when fast "thatwemlghtevenwanttocut Celeste Is expected· to present his the tax more than 10 peicetll." The 198$-1987budget bW. The coal association plans to ask that a ban on such equipment be lifted, whlle the UMW plans to fight the Industry group, spokesmen for both organizations told a legislative Interim committee Sunday. Mike Burdlss of the UMW saki the union still opposes diesels because It believes that questions about possl· ble health effects ot diesel-engine' fumes haw; "never been satlsfacterUyresolved." Bunllss Is state coonlinator of COMPAC, the UMW polltlcal arm . . The union would not opp<l'll! a possible legislative resolution d[, study of diesel equipment, Burdlss said. !hat agenda, which will Include a bill to cut the state Income tax by 10 percent In each ol the next three ~· l • But coal association Pre!" ~1\ Edwin Wiles said eiiOU8h tlon io justify allowing dleiel equtpmmt already Is avallalilf. from federal studies and the expa tence of other states. · •West Vlrg[nla Is the "OIIIy majCr· sqal·minlng state" that Jlrl;!lll~ . diesel equipment .unilerli'ouncl. WOes said. . . lnfonna,. GROMYXO ARRIVJill - Soviet Forelp GI'OIJIYko met U.S. 8ecNIIIry of !lillie o-p P. · -~ !\'ll!!hter L"!!!e-A•. Gromy!!O milk hlo !"'!"" 1111 11C! __ ~ ~~ l'flllllllllllo oi!E U.S.-8ovlet glvM a llhort ilbltement Ill tile ~a, Swltlerland dlsannament lalb. (AP wtrepliO!e).~ ·- ·' airport Sunday afternoon upon his ~nl here. · I .. �-· .. i Page :C omment ~ Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio ' . ~- ~~""''=·-,...- - .~--;: ....~--......· - -Bm~ rT"L.....~-r·~=·-. 'q:lv . ROBERT L. WINGET'l' Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Ohio Mondly,,Januery 7. 1986 DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS.MASON AREA - 1984-85 BASKETBALL 2-The Daily Sendnal l Pomeroy~MicldlepOrt. The Daily Sentinel . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ~-.............. ~··. BOB HOEFLICH --~_ "''_ "'""'__ .·"··_=-_..··=--_ ·_ -'"""'__ "~_ ' __ , R_obe_ -,. , _ri_wa..._cil_ te_rs' other extra-legal categories enjoy wide popula~lty within the Date-Oppoaeat Nov. 2f-Federal Hockinll Nov.. fl-At Me>ip Dec. s-At Fort ment has establlllhed a,_. JlllCIIf· ityclasslflcation system,_ootsanctl· ~· don't provide sufficten( protection for a department' whose penchant for buying Inoperable, overpriced weapons has become a national scandaL · · · · In an apparent atteinpt to avoid ~t· -~:::~~~:::~~:.~k--"" ~""~l provided by , tton beyond the limits application of security clearance and 'need· to-knoW' controls.'' bee. GaiDa Dec~ 2!1-At HIUIIIan Trace Dec/ fl-At Federal Hoelting Jan. 10-At Southern Jan. 14-Meip Jan, n~At Southweslefll Jan. U-K;r11er Creek A recently Issued departmental directiVe says, . "All unclassltled ~~~~~ ~ News Editor B, C, D, E, F Onlydatalnthe "A" category Is ellglble for public Material In all other categories can be disseminated only within the department, to other federal . agencies or to . mWtary contractors. release. · A MEMBER of The Associated Press, Inland Dally P~ess Assoc i•· lion and the American Newspaper Publishers Association. LE'ITERS OF OP IN ION are welcome. Thr y should be l~s lhan lXJ words . long. Allle-ttet s are subject to editing and-must be stened with nam• address and telephone number. No UDJ:Igned letters will be published. Letters should be In good taste. addresslq Issues. not personalllles. s....., .. 7110 Ita: ,. ..... ,.... Jan. AtheM Jan. 31-At North Gallia Feb. 4-Waterford Feb. 7-Hannim Trace Feb. 11-Southem Feb. 13-Marletta Feb. · EASTERN GIRLS -.:i:! ~ tiAe --- - ,.,., . . _ ,.,. withln the Defense Department: a renin of 9Hih -~- - ....,.._ ~ - - --o-c design, engineer, produce, manufacture, operate, repair, overhaul or reproduce any mWtary or space · equipment technology." - "EI)gineerlngdrawlngs, standards, speclflcatlons, tec~cal man· uals, blueprints, drawings, plans, Instructions, computer software and documentation'. '' · Anew Congress Is In town. So, what'snew?Notmuch. The 99th Congress offers a lot of the same old faces and rhetoric, rerunsofthe98thand the~th CongresSes before lt. · · Meanwhile, President Reagan walls In the wings, his second tenn certain to begin With a new round of proposed cutS In domestic programs and Increases In the Pentagon budget: Budget Director David Stockman paved the way with his biennial horty.r show, a closed-door session for GOP members of Congress. · Senate Republicans.have new 'leadership and Sen. Bob Dole of Kansas, on his first day as majority leader, pledged aation on deficits. - "All technical documents ... In or working draft form ~ H~l~'fl1. ~~~~tr ~=\;u~~~~--Democratlc Whereupon the new Congress sat back to await Reagan's Inauguration and budget ~ later this month. Four years ago, change was In the air throughout the capital. Reagan was ready to take office and Republicans had asswned control of the Senate. There was talk of a political realignment and a conservative revolution. "The big job 1s t0 get the ecooomy back on Its feet," said Sen. Charles Mathias, R-Md., In those heady days. ' nepubllcansweretalklngaboutgovenunentspendlngasapercentageof the gross natlorial product, which Is the total value of goods and services In .the economy. GOP leaders talked about trying to freeze that percentage at .22.5, a proposal designed to em~ass the Democrats and keep them tagged as big spenders. The plan never got anywhere and despite budget cuts, four years of the Reagan presidency and GOP control of the Senate, federal spending has grown to about 24 percent of the GNP. The recession hit ln.1!m and the !J!th Congress, elected In 1982, convened with loud talk about the need to create jobs. "The Ume for waiting for jobs has passed," declared O'Neill. Republican Senate leader Howard H. Baker Jr. or Tennessee, now retired, said, '"There Will be a jobs program" whether the president wanted one or·oot. He didn't want one. The economy began to recover and the unemplOyment dectlned. Once"again, the toogh winter talk on Capitol HtU amounted tO nothing. 1be first big test for the 99th Congress may be on the MX missile which survived during the last session only when Vice President George Bush broke a tie vote In the Senate. Republican Sen. !;larry Goldwater of Arlzopa, the JieW chalrman of the Armed Services Committee, said the missile was doomed and Reagan very turns out the way It sounds the opening days of a congresskmal session. ' Ha~ ~oMe ~eRiou~ er~icaL I'RoB~M~ WiTI-I Ri&KiNG Cl PeRFeCT!.Y HE!aLTHV MecHaNiCaL HeaRT iN a FaiLiNG HOMaN 60DV, DocToR. -me coMPuTeR - . W~ffiNGTON _ nesplte all the Young Astronaut prograni ~pen to controversy and consternation cblldren from six to 16. Hts purpose, about " Space War8;" the keY to he said, was to "develop a cadre of peace on earth may be found 1n . young ·people who_ wtll be better space. America 's Young Astro- prepared to meet the challenges of nauts and Russia's Young Cosmo- the 21st century." He alsos wants nauts may join forces to promote the Young Astronauts to develop a the peaceful exploration of the camaraderie with the future space unlverse. explorers of other natlons. The Soviets are years ahead of As chairman of the Young the United States In eslabltshlng a · Astronaut CounCil, I have sent my Young Cosmonaut program, which daughter Tanya to Moscow with a Is Intended to stimulate the study of · letter for Soviet President Konstan· "cosmonautlcs." This covers the tin Chernenko. The letter makes basic elements of space explora· this urgent appeal: tion, from astronomy to rocketry. "The purpose of this letter Is to The Soviet program, open to establish a bond between the Young youngsters from 10 to 17, operates Astronauts and the Young Cosmo· <!nd •. are held In designing and modeling space rockets .• One of tbe goals, according to Soviet documents, Is "understanding the great role of scientists In different countries working with the aim of strengthen· lng peace." In an October ceremony on the White House lawn, . meanwhile, President Reagan . established .~ _rl~I!\S >y_bo of the spaceship would endanger us all. Certainly, the Earth canoot be broken Into pieces, with the Soviet Union and the United States assigned separate orl!lts. "We cannot order -other people out of existence simply because we don't always agree with them. So we had better learn to live with the people who are In the world with us. The best way to begin, we believe, Is to get ~o kno"Y one another. Somehow we must cross the chasms that keep us from under· standing one another. "May peace be In your hearts, In your homes, In your fields, In your factories. Yet peace on earth Is no has agreed to J)ennlt Young Astronauts backup crews toaccom· pany the senior ,crews as they go through their final paces at the Kennedy Space Center. _Eventu· ally, a Young Astronaut 1s expected to Qy as an observer aboard a space shuttle. President Reagan has called · on the private sector to support the Young Astron;lUt program, and more than a dozen corporate sponsors have already signed up, 0m111 Publications wiD publish a monthly magazine for Young As· . tronauts beginning 1n ·September.. Marvel Comics Is developing a comlc·bookserlesandaTVcartoon The first educational materials have already gone out, meanwhile, to the Young Astronaut chapters that have signed up. We will also set up a nationwide "Space Watch" to obseJVe what scientists are calling "Tile Year of the Comet.'' Young Astronauts will ttacl! Halley's Comet, view other celestial events and follow space launchings. Before each launching, NASA cereal boxes and milk cartons beginning next month .. Adldas Is developing a Young Astronaut satellite dish for schools; Commodore Is producing Young Astronaut so!tware for Its CO!Jipu· ters; and Tymnet has granted space on Its satellite communlca· tions to the Young · A:stronaut program. Wither the Democrats?____w,_·uiam_._A_.R_us_he_r other traditional pillars of liberalNEW YORK (NEA) - It has than the total number of votes cast liberal leadership and myve to the been nearly two months since the for Democrats. So, while there Is right, where the great majority of Ism, and these will almost certainly reject any Democratjc presidential electlon, and we areat last able to still clearly a great deal of voters have gone. aspirant not committed tO it. But There are no doubt Democratic examine It with the benefit of a ticket -splitting going on, the Demoperspective that simply wasn't cratic Party Is In no position to governors and senators well aware until the battle Is fought and won by available on that hectic night. argue that Its showing In the · of this necessity, and ready to lead candidates detennlned to change In gross numbers at the presklen- congressional elections proves Ills the way. ·The trouble Is that they the Democratlc Party's basic course, It Is headlngforstlllfurther, tial level, the Democratic Party · stUI the voters' little darlln' . On the will have to wage the battle, and and probably more comprehensive, received another of those batter- contrary, Its margin In the House Is win It, In the Democratic primaries of 1988. Those primaries· have long defeats. lngs It has sustained, with only ol'e largely owing to the advantages of been dominatEd by union labor and exception, In every election since lmcumbency, dexterous trimming and Including 1968. The exception bY Individual candidates, and a lot was 1976, and It proved only that, of very artlul gerrymandering. against a:n exceptionally weak Still other Insights are afforded Republlcan (Gerald Ford), a ))e. by the exit polls and by subsequent mocrat who ts a Southern Baptist studies of how various demogracan hope to ·eke out a narrow phlc categories voted. This sort of victory. In presidential terms, any Information Is hard to come by and typical Northern liberal who gets oot 3Jways safe to trust For the Democratic nomination can ·example, an exit poll might · cor· 0 expect about tO percent of the votes. rectly report how Hispanic citizens ' Today m ISlory · Today Is Monday, Jan. 7, the sm•enth day of1985. There are~ days left In the ~~ar. ·· · • Todiy's highlight In history: .,.. On Jan. 7, 1'/lll, the llrst presldentlal election In lhl! United States was held. Americans voted tor electors who, a montli later, voted'to make ~~yv:~~t~!':s~ =u;:te ~~~es:ts':Z mind splitting their ticket, appar· extrapolated nationwide. But, It Is ently feeling that this demonstrates their rugged Independence .• And bavlng voted Republican for presl· dent (something that doesn't always come naturally), they hedged precious when valid. Thus far, such analyses suggest that the· Democratic Party returning now to the presidential contest .... lost, by or near the senator representative. This enabled the Democrats to bold the following major categorllis of voters: white males, married per- " ~ ln 1610, the astronomer Gallleo sighted ftlur of Jupiter's moons. 'lnl782, thetlrstcanmerctalbanklntheUnltedStates,theBankofNorth America, opened In Philadelphia. · · . · In lliXJ, the 13th President of the United States, Mlll;lrd FUlmore, was born In Smnmerblll, N.Y· , · 1n 1927, commercial traDBatlantlc telephone $ervlce was Inaugurated between New York and London. In 19&2, during World War II, the siege of Bataan began. •· 1n 1953. President Harry S. Truman announced In his State'ol the Union addresS that the United States had developed a hytlrogen bomb. In 191!9, the United States OlCOIInlzed Fidel Castro's new government In , C11bll - ~ ~ -,c.-.. _ · - - "'~- ~ Iii :is&a, the Co.t of mamns a first-class letter went up from 4 to 5 cents. Tenyearaago: N<rthVIetllameoefo,rcescapturedtheprovlnclalcapltal · of Plaloc Blnh In a 111Blor peycholosiCal blow tO the SaJ&on government. . ~ ~ the House (,veU sbort of 8 major· college graduates, political . lnde· · lty),andact\lallytoleoreanetpln · pendents, people under 25 or CNer oUwoseallln the Senate-thereby tO, and thoseeamlniS25,000ayear posltlonln& themselve!! tor a strong or mre. In most'other categories, It bid to regain control of the Senate In loot bY about three to two. It won a 19116. majority ollly among union labor, But here IS where a bit of blacks, Hispanics, thole with In· petspectiYe becomes useful. Calcu· comes under$10,000, !hose with less lations that simply couldn't be than a high school education, Jews made on election night (because the and atheists. ~ ~·i m___avallable) No serious !JI!IIti~ wt!uld . - · - - - ~argue for a moment that thOle reveal that the total vote for statistics suaest a pn!IICI'Iptlon llr Repub~ candidates for Houae future victory. The Democratic seats waa only marginally lower Party hal simply sot to llhakeotr Its ' Dec. 13-Soulhwe•tern Dec. 20-At KYler Creek Jan. 7-At Athens Jan. 10-Eaatem Jan. 14-Trlmbie Jan. 17-At Hannan Trace h., ftitht su • ' 1• u:a 992-6491 31-AI Southwestern Feb. 7-Kyger Creek · Feb. 11-AT Eastern Feb. 13-Hannan Trace .lleport, OH. • ~eterans Head Coach Htad Coach r·-.,...,-.-·,: .,.,, KIM ADKINS Asst. Coa'h ,. ; KIM~i>RUESU '·' Mospit.al Asst. Coach · "Your Athletic Shoe Heldcruarters" ,WE .WILL. TAXE CARE Of ALL YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS t < •' ~. (' "''"'"= Dec. It-At Belpre Dec. 18-Aiexander Dec. 21-At Warren Local _ Dec. 211-At Athens Jan. t-Weil8ton Jan. 8-Federal Hocking Jan.ll-AI MWer · Jan. 15-Nelsonvllle·York Jan. 18-AI VInton County Jan. 2%-AI Trimble Jan. 25-Belpre Jan. 29-At ~exander Feb. 1-Warren Lo~al Feb, 8-At Wellston Feb. 15-At Federal-Hocking Dec. 211-At Federal Hocking Dec. 19-Wahama Holiday Tourney Jan. 11-Southem Jan. ~-At Southweotern Jan. 19-Wahama Jan. 2%-AI P'kel'llburg Calh. Jan. 25-At Kyger Creek Jan. 29-At Fort Frye Feb. I~Nortb Gallla Feb. 8-At Hannan Trace Feb. 9-Fort Frye · Feb. 12-Waterford Feb. 15-At Southern ·Feb. :!%-Southwestern ' .~ ~Ue C.%1 ..;:'1\)'ger t:oreeif •-- PH. 992·2104 VISmNG HOURS o.·. Dec. fi-Peebles-At OU Convocation Center) Dec. 29-Soulhweslern Jan. 4-Wahama Jan. 11-At Eastern Jan. 12-Ravenswo.od Jan. Ili-Hannan Trace ,Jan. 25-At North Gallla Jan. 26-Walerford FeiY. !-Southwestern Feb. 5-At Ravenswood Feb. 8-At Kyger Creek Feb. 12-'At Wahama Feb. 15-Eastern -Feb. 2%-AI Hannan Trace • EASTERN BOYS MEIGS BOYS DENNIS EICHINGER GREG DRUMMER SOUTHERN BOYS CARL WOLFE Head Coach Head Coach Head Coach DON EICHINGER· MICK CHILDS. HOWIE CALDWEll Ant. Coach Asst. Coach Asst. Coach ·, Nov •.:U-At Gallipolis Dec. 1-At Waterford Dec. 7-North Gallla Dec. 14-AI Southwestern Dec. 15-Mlller Nov. 23- Athens Nov. 30-Mlller . Dec. 4-AI Nelsonville·York Dec. 7-Vinton County Dec. 11- Tr!mh!c = SOUTHERN .BOYS .. "!EIGS BOYS VARSITY IIUI.IERIY HTS. , :POMEIOY, OH. 2:00 to 4:00 7:00 to 1:30 ' .. -· SIMMONS . OlDS.CAit. CHEVY, INC. PH. 992-6614 or BOYS Ja~. . EWING FUNERAL HOME: "DIGNI'N AND. . SERV.ICE ALWAYS" . . it'n H.' Ewing-C)irtcter 8-Federal Hocking, Home Jan. 11-Miller, Away Jan~ 15-.:.Nelsonvillt· York, Away · ' GIRLS Jan: 5-Nelsonville-York, Home· Jan. 7-Wellston, Away . Jan. 10-Federal Hocking, Away ' Fs .EASTERN ·EAGLES BOYS Jan. 11-Southern, Home Jcin. 18-Southwestern, Away Jan. 19-Wahama, Rome . GIRLS ' .... Jan. 10-Southern, Away Jan. 14-Meigs, Home · Jan. 17 -South~astern, Away PH. ·992-2121 ' ' 101 MUIIEBY AVE. < BOYS • POMEIOY, OH. ., Jan. 11-Eastern, "Home Jan. 12-Ravenswood, Home Jan. 11-Hannan Tra(l, Home ~ BANK & SAVINGS CO. SOUTHERN TORNADOES ' ..... FARMERS ... ' . .& . PGMEIOY, 011. PH. 992 .. 2136 GIRLS Jan. 7-Athens, Away Jan.1 0-Eastern, Home Jan. 14-Trimble, Home ,. ' lEMlER FDIC RAWUNGS ·. COATS . BLOWER FUNERAL . HOME ' . .-ssr Jseu '1twlee ,.,•.• ~ I . . . ., •• A•IIH 1t Mil" • •... _... _ -- ·~ ... __ -·--~ ......... ~iii, · ...._-.. .:. .• . . . . . . . , , . , ' " 11 . . _ , . . , . •• - . ~~ .need frx • tact-flndln(l tnp to GRENADA. " J 992-5141 IJIDlEIIOIT, OIL .0&.. - ,. ,, J! . '• . or Preslde,~nt~,~~~~~~~~_jt~helr§~bet~by[vo~tlng~~De~moc~~r~a;Uc~fo~r-~ln~c~redl~b~le£m~argln~fko:f~2; · ~to;·~1~,l~theL---~-~~~;~~~i~~~~~~~~~~~~---- On this date: Washington the nation'sthellrstwifeofEngland'sKingHenryVIII, first George lnl536,CatherlneofAragon, To Serve You" . EASTERN BOYS VARSITY · Dale-Opp!lnent Nov. 2'1,.-Federal Rocking Dec. 7- Kyger Creek Dec. 14-At North Gallla . Dec. 21-Kannan Trace =::~ -"'~· _2'1-"~~ytoll!l..a)'. • _ Berry's World • · h• SOUTHERN GIRlS -aovs ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;~;J; _shJl.w .reatl!l'lng thf>mY~ou~mg ~_:.;A:6!,~trr-~·~~!:o; ;.oj;e;:~~~~ Young Cosmonauts. They would like to exchange visits, to learn tromoneaoother:iOsharedreams. "The Young Astronauts are developing a sense of the great lnunenslty of space and, In compar· lson, the Infinitesimal size of 'the Earth. They view this planet as merely an oversized spaceship hurtling through the universe. Whatever might damage any part ' I DEIIIHlE ' y outh. •n • .space Anderson . . ~---------------.::__Jack___ ____,,:. :. :. : :;;i~§to~ro~rge~t~abo~u~t~~~~-~B;u~t~~~th~.e~lss~u~e~ma~y~l~oo~k~dlffse~ren~t~lf~th~e~~~~ ~~~11oo1 system ::.: programs.'' ,. Asst. Coach ments as working papers, JnE:moranda and preliminary reports." -"Production, engineering and logistics jnfonnation ... geoerated by aQ DoD-funded research, devel·1 opment, test and evaluation · FLYING TO THE SUIIIIMIIT Nov . 17-Trlmble TVC Preview Nov. 2'1-Eutern ' Nov . !It-Federal Hocking Dec. t-At Miller ·~_..,~n.,;, i'-NeliUrivUI.,. \' urll:"--~.. •c Dec. 11-At Vinton County. . Dec. 13-At Trimble · Dec. 17-B~Ipre Dec. 20-At Alexander Jan. 3-Warren Local Jan. 7-At Welllilo!l Jan. 10-At Federal Hocking Jan; 17-At Nel8onvWe-Yotk Jan. 21-VInton County Jan. 24-Trlmble Jan. 28"7At Belpre , Feb. 1-Aiennder Feb. t-Al Local Head Coach .,..,,.,. ., _,,~ ntre!"-rrloa!~ l!!_~a.tln!t .t.l!s..t · ..~ can be used or adopted for use to · -~- ......... . GIRlS Pt>Bu!!!lltg~en. ·u;;;;~;m~t!Ons-·~~~;;~:·~~~ r~~~iAs~s~~t~a~n~tiP~u~bl~lsgh~e~ri~C~o2n~tr~o~ll~er~~~l~~G;e~n~er~a~l~;~~~~ai~~~~;·~~~~~;;~z£t~~&f•:·• ~~~~~~C~~ ~A ... GIRLS EXpanaiiig secreCY-.. . . . . . WASIDNGTON (NEAJ - The Instead, It Is attempting to solve Defense Department has devised a the problem bY severely restricting pi@J.!Ld!!&lllll!! ~~·that lt--.pllbl!o.ac'-'!!SS tc~~·uoo!ll!l- habitually purchases deffctlve slfled Information about Its chroniC · weapons at lnOated costs. . lncomptence. But the Pentagon Isn't necessar- . All sensitive 'lnfonnatlon' under Uy going to Improve Its procure- the department's control already Is ment policies and practices to protected by offiCial security class!· eliSUI'e that any future weapons It !lcations such as "conflderlttal," buys are reU&ble and reasonably "secret" and "top secret" ·In •' .•. .. �• • • • Page--4-The Daily Sentinel Monday, January 7. 1985 Monday, January 7. 1985 Miami, San -Francisco make i~to fmals ~~·~aslkst.half: TY£ play ends"~· WeeK: ~uWIDere"i(iijyofa:·ldinl·~"l;·~ ·• which can tty to stop him. " 'Keep II away from <lU' offense' has been the phllaiophy o! every team we've played this year, 'Keep baD from Marlno.' And I ::.\ -{!QJ!'I~.,,IIE!i!~~iAA· li)"anclsco_ ,s!<Jin,i anything dlffel'€11t," Lyle Black· · wood, Miami's free safety, said Sunday after his Interception helped trigger the Dolphins to a recordbreaking 45-28 llletory over the Pittsburgh Steelers tn the American Conference Scoreboard ... Los Angeles 5, DeiJ"'O.t J NBA results Nlldoul BMhtbaD Mlnnes:lta ~. Calgru)' 4, tle itartJord 4, OUcago 3 "-octad.:. ~ & Pittsburgh 3 Vanrouvt'l" t, Torooto 1 PhUadelphla 6, Sl. l..D.W 3 Byfte~Pn.. EASTERN ....... , OO~CE AU11ntk DlvWon • ' Philalk>lphla Washinl!lCJ'I Nrw Jt'rscy NE'W l ' orll .81.!1 lrj 9 .559 .451 lJ 2J Central DM!IIon Mllwaukef. Detrd.t N.Y. Ran~ 5, New .leryY 4. OT Edmonton 7, Wlnnlpeg 2 • St LouiS 3, Chk:ago 2 .&~ 28 6 'l1 6 19 15 16 19 12 ~ ~ ..Ji1 16 · 23 13 19 IS 3 Chkago 17 17 ~ 5 Atlanta 15 20 ..a:!!! 7~ fhdlana 10 :M »1 12 Cleveland 8 21 .258 12~ "'I!STERN CONFERDOCE W!Nffll DtvWon Houslon ~ H .588 Denver 19 15 .559 l DaUas 16 Ulah San A.nlonio Kansas C!ry 17 18 .:.ll .48i .441 .3'75 J Jl).p "'- -he• 16 15 19 l2 M Sahlr'lla,·.~t! Sl>anle 13. L.A. Raiders 7 7 " "' 15 :!1 10 10 ZZ 13 D•d:l .-· r~~~~~~ ~;· ~i~:c SidwdaTilo Gllmelo New York lltl, Chicago 1lJ Ot>frolt 121. Washington m lli.,ttingtoo'19:II ll\lCaRO 23, -~' Sunday, JUl. 6 AFC ~Uadl'lptda UO, MUwaukr>e lOE\. L.A. CUpper.s 127, IJenv('J' ll:i Seattle 104. Indiana ':1l Miami e. Pltl~b..irgh 28 NFC San Franclsco'23, Chicago 0 llwstoo JGJ. Goldm Stall' !N SUnday's G&ll'lt'Jil Utah 121, HCJJs1oo !I! .l· Super JkM·I SUndaY· , ... 111 Portland us. lnd!lll'la 1m LA Litk('~ !1!1. San Antonio 91 At Palo Ako. C... Mlaml vs. San Frandsm M:Jndat• Gatllftl F'tlomlx ~~ Phlladl!lphla Boston at Nl'Yo' Vll"k GoiDPn StaH~ I.U Kansas Cit~' Bowl results Coil. JkM·I GIUile8 , S&ntrday, Jan, 5 Utah at LA. CUpper DaUas at 5e-alll<' 'J\M!aU)"a GMnefi New Jel'3.')' at Clt'YeiMd Washingtoo at Milwaukee Kansas City at 11(1lS1(1'1 Golden State at San Antonb EMl-We:o.~ Slu1ne At . . . ABo. Calf, WI'S! 21. East 10 Hula l!owl AtH~Iu Deflvw at L.A. laken O<IUas at Portland EaS1 .ll, West 14 ...,_,J!II.d ~mOM< NHL results At.w.l&a MJdeast All-Stars Stan. I p.m . N......_.Hcd~eykt~pe ,__ WALES CONF'ERDi'O: WLTPIIIGFGA ~ Montreal lkdtalo QueOOc 23 ll . 5 51 161\ U7 163 1.23 UM 1!6 1Jt liB 14.1 l58 1J7 lfi4 t 12 ll 21 16 C) 19 14 19 1 I • 6 L1 22 -1 5l 43 31 34 .JI 21 11 18 12 8 9 50 lS. 132 t5 148 118 19 16 6 ........ ...._ 44 1&1 1!W Boston 16 16 7 J9 142 lJ6 Hartford L5 11 • Jl 12.1 m CAMPIIELL OONFO\DICE -18 ~ 3 ;I} 16 lfi 6 :II L1l 145 157 148 1319711140~ IJ 22. s ll 1~ 184 & 28 5 17 1l5 181 Sn\Ythe Dtvr.kJn ~ calgary • W Lol k'$ vanCOI.Mr 11 8. " * 58 :m 128 196 1!18 n 15 . 4 1917442162167 16 lS 8 • J1l ltiO ··· 1a ""l6 -z m 2:19 ·- • ' ......... G,.... N .Y. Rangen J, lbtm J. tle Nf'W JfDI')' ~ MontrN.l' 4 Butfakl7. N.Y. Ulaodfn 3 ~s deal 10 ,.•.,.., PlttsWrgh 2t. Denver 17 Confenm~ Otamploladllpll Atlanta 121, Nt'W Jersey llf C1fo,r(>land W . Phoaltx 1~ Dallas l~. Kansas Ctty tm PhiiOOctphla WashlngtCII NY IJ\andel1 PltuOOrgh NY R.angf'l"!! ByTIMPUEI' Asonclated (>._Writer Most basketball coaches teach their players to try to be successful the first time they attempt a shot, !i::lt t.~c!n~rsr.lll'' be.a l!t!le!!l!!erento'l • National t"OGtbd Lrape fta)'(lfts 8)' The AlllocbW ~'reM Wild Card Gam8 Pa~"lllc DtvWoQ LA. Olppers fllfl'IIO lslan~rs vs. Sa.l!hW('SI """" .... All· AtMoi'Ae, Ala. North vs. South Ali.Stars (Mtalou) l:ll p.m . All·Silii'S , · ~ • .I... IS Rlmh . . . . &-1 AI YolriDMma, .lap• Ohio scores -·- ONo Collep IIMUibllll .,. '11lt "-ddled l"rMM edge played a big role Saturday In a91-59 romp over Central Michigan, and after - the game, Chippewas Coach Dick Parfitt said, "Their (Miami's) best play was when they missed, because they got· two or three rebou~ and then they scored." Ron Harper had 26 points and Ertc Newsome :a! for the Redsklns, whUe freshman . guard Eddie Schlillng dished out a school record 14 assists. Miami scored 14 straight points, Including 10 by Newsome, to build up a 41-15lead late In the first half and never was threatened thereaf· ter. Derek Boldon was high scorer for the Chippewas with 17 points. "We played very solidly defensively today, Our performance tOilay s)\ows the mark o! an Improving basketball team," said Miami Coach Jerry Peirson, whose team, along with Central Michigan, Eastern Michigan, Ohio University, Ball State and Northern lUJnols, stands at 1-1 In the conference. Western Michigan and Kent State share the earty lead at' 2-0, whUe BowUngGreen and Toledo are0-2. In other conference games Satur- • . , Tl.'ll CNI. Michigan 81. OhJo st. tro: MW-Ainfrieaa Coal. Ball St. 81. Bc:N;Ung GI'Ml 67 11 minutes after hitting eight of nine earlier In the second half. He threw a 40-yard touchdown pass to Mark Clayton In the first quarter, 41-and 36-yarders to Mark Duper in lhe second and third and finished oH the Steelers with a 6-yard tup to Nat Moore In the fourth. Bean BIMkpd :I:3-0 SAN FRANCISCO (AP) ~ The San Francisco 49ers are Dourtshlng In a new dimension. Coached by an offensive Innovator and having buut their reputation and the best regular-season record In the National Football League on their skUis with the baD, the new NFC cbamplons head to the Super J3owl as a defensive juggernaut. CINCINNATI (AP) -Cincinnati ..-v..,.......... Otllo U. 79, OT -Coiot Ondnnatl ~. Tulane ~ W. Mldllpn 84, Xa\111.'1" • • Detrdt 6.1 01111 ~ cw. Y(lll'f8SUJIVn ~ 15, Aleron 61 M~aktngllm up ., · Sleelers tl!C28; The Dolpblnl' defense, tr1811Y ol who8e· belln ~ wlih lhe leUer "B," are 110metlme8 called lhe ''Killer Bees" by Dolphllls' fans. ( AP IIBIJle8 Laserphoto). The 49ers' defense has yet to yield different angles and they ha.ve so a touchdown In the . postseason manydefenslveUnemen. Wherever . we looked, they were right on top of playoffs. San Francisco captured the us. We lost our. composure a couple Nalluliiii Cooferenc"i'tli.:e ~-.da.f-::,1~ fc1"~7~o-!L--, ,.-._.:...;, ,.- V"' ~ ~- ~ ==-- - ' smotherlng the Chicago ~ars 23-{), The San Francls<:o victory set up and will play the Miami Dolpl\lns In two marvelous confrontations for Super Bowl XIX on Jan. :alln their the Super Bowl, matching what are backyal-d. Indisputably pro football's two best They did It by registering nine teams ~ the 49ers ·are 17-1, sacks tor a total of 50 yards lost; matching the 1972 Miami team's yieldlngonly186totalyards-just37 record for · wins; the Dolphins are through the air, and aUnwlng the 16-2. San Francisco has been ' Bears,whoweresupPosedtobethe lnstaUed as · an early 21,2-polnt defensive powerhouse In this g8JT\", . favorite, just about what oddsmakno closer than their 21.-yard Une. ers give for the l¥lme-field edge that "Their defense reminded me of the49ersshouldhave. ours," said Chicago gwjrd . Mark The game wiU be played . In Bortz. "They were coming from aU Stanford Stadium, just 30 mUes down Route 10~ from the 49ers' Candlestick Park. The first and most obvious attraction Is the quarterback matchup o! Mlaml;s record-breaking Dan Marino and the man considered oneo!hlsfewpeern,JoeMontanaof the49ers. day, It was Western Michigan 84, the m~." said BowUng Green Ohio University 79ln overUme; BaU Coach John Weinert. Slate 81, Bowling Green 67; North"It was a heck of a Jot better than ern lUJnols 69, 'Toledo 62, and Kent ·Wednesday night (a loss to Central state 91, Eastern Michigan lXJ. Michigan). We told our guys just -""'- 9&, Mount: UIOOn o48 ONo NIX'tbem u. Bak1Wtn -Wauace 33 Ottmfti1'J, Hetdtlberl II W1t:Wnbe'f 16, M01etta n to be.closed in New York BengalsquarterbackKenAnde~ said he hasn't yet decided wllethel' he'll return tor a 15th season, and he has no .timetable for making the decision. ·· Anderson, .11, denied a report m·a Cautornla newspaper that said he's decided to play one more season as only a backup to quarterback Turk Schonert. He aiiO denied a report 'That said he might ask to be traded. "I guess It makes tor a goodstory, tra~ York~·~ =:;~~~prevloos "I'm kind ol nervous aboutlt8.11," League owners. Mrs.Schott,i16,becametheReds' controlling owner Dec. 21 when she bought thegmeralpartnersharesof Mrs. Schotf !ald. "Not about the vote, but .. ..just abouteverything meeting everyone I hope works out, and I think It wiD. I just :WUJiam and James WUUams, Clllelnnad businessmen. The deal mllst receive aJII!r<Nal from a hopeltdoesn'tbotherthemthatl'm a woman. I'm keeping my· Dngers crossed.'' . . ma1orJty o1 NatiOnal Leagueteam.IJW!II!I'STuesday. =al~tt:OO~~J!~ • \ Reds · 'offictals ffieY say ~ ·dOn't one Marlilo and thebe49er Butbetween more bnportant may the defense. that has now gone 11 quarters wlthout aUowlng a touchdown - the only score against San Francisco In theplayof!scameonan Interception return by Harry Carson of the New Yorli Giants In San ,.,..., ..~ · .• ,.... ·r;:- - .... -~ ""''•...-=--- Mel~s 1\JHS girls ·whip. tluckeyes, remaitl in first place in loop· - In theThe thirdtwo quarter Meigs was lead. teamsand played evenly never threatened. ' "We put together a real good first half and did a super Jol> ori defense the whole game. Nelsonville-York · bas scored 72 and 55 points In their past twogamesandweheldthemto with 25 In Western Michigan's victory , over Ohln University. AliumdSbn's JO.foot desperation jumper with one second to play tied the score at 10-70 and forced overtime. Robert Tatum tallied :a!, for the Bobcats. "We had to work hard and move quickly to beat them to thesj)ot, both offensively and defensively," said Western Michigan Coach Vernon Payne. ''The key to the game was that our guards recognized Ohio's defense and moved the baD." His · counterpart from Ohio, Danny Nee, said, "Thf momentum changed dramatlcaUy at the end, especially when Amundson hit the shot at theruzzertotiethegame. We never got It (niomentum) back.'' I"urdue transfer Dan·Palnmblzlo scored 00 points and grabbed 16 rebounds against BowDng Green and raised his seasonal average to 21:9 points a contest. Keith Taylor had ro tor the Falcons, who were outrebounded 37-16. "We trjed everything to stop him (Palomblzlo) except a saddle and that's what you need to _rtde that horse. It was Uke the boys against, ' rut there's absolutely no truth to It," he said Sunday. "I have no Idea how this got started.'' . . Anderson was sidelined by a back Injury and a separated left shoulder last season, but returiled to lead the !le!igiils Ill lilr l!IISy victory .over BufraJo In the tlnal game. He said he'll meet with Bengals Head Coach Sam Wyche when Wyche returns from 9COUtlng Clll· lege playm-s to discuss his plans fOr State'mentor AI Brown. Kenny Battle reached a career hlgb with 26 ,points as Northern Dllnols defeated Toledo. Battle was the nation's leading SCOI'l!r among coUege freshmen golllg Into the game. Ken Epperson paced the Tolei!O attack with 19 points. Larry Robbins scored a careerhigh 34 points, Including 16of19 free throws, to Ufl Kent. State over Eastern Michigan and spoU a 39-polnt perfOrmance by the Hurons' Fred Cofield, whohada39-polnt nlgbt, with 25 coming In the second half. • "We were having a heck of .a time with Cofield. We reaDy tried to defense him. He lust got Into his rbythm and q:>uldn'l miss. We were were just hoping he woold miss one," said ·Kent State Coach Jim McDonald. Thechangewould alsoapplylegal hoursof7 a.m. to5p.m. next year for the special pririrltlve weapons season and the statewide primitive weapons season. The current season rules apply to the prlmltl\>e weapons season that runs this Tuesday through Thursday. '-7= .-.-=.- ~-:7'o;:;'~ · - -----:-.-· · :- Junior high girls triumph MIDDLEPORT - The Meigs Junior High glrls jumped to a 11}{} first period lead ~nd held on for 27-23 win over Shade. Meigs' Missy Woods was the game's leading scorer with 17 points while teammates Nikki Vt!hltlatch with eight and 'Jody a I. ;c;;.\c;;gwlthtworoundedoutMelgs-' Skinner led Shade with nine while Jeffers had eight and Guthrie six, C h Rl k A h' ~ oac c s S squad went to 5-2 on the year and will . host W a terloo tonight at~: 30. B Y quarters: Big 24 ()z. 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" ' L P OP Hannan TraCE' .......... ........... 7 1 Southern ...... ,.............. .. .... ..6 ·3 Eastern ...... .. ...... ...... .... .. .. .. 3 5 North Gallla , .. .... ... .. ....... ....3 6 · KygerC~k ........ ...•.. .. .. ... ...2 6 Sourhwestern ....... ..... .. ..... ....J 7 Saturday'• l'e8Uits: ~ North Callla 70 Cross Lanl"S 52 Fort Fl)'e 44 Kyger Cl'flt'k 38 'llleAday'• samee: _,. Kyger Creek at Wahama POSTMASTER: Sf;fd address chanR('S to The Dally Sen11nel, U1 Court St. , PomM':ly, Ohio e1m. · I , I rwa lltJdr.foy ~· .......,._ Team Subscribers qot d('Sirln!Z to pay thE-cal"· rler may remll In adva ncl" direct to The Dally Sentinel on a 3, 6 or 12 month basis. Credit will 00 given ca rrier each month. YOfU< RANGERS-CaUed .Jock.er Don ALLCi\MES Published ('Very afternoon. Monday through Friday, lll Court St., y the Ohio Valley Publishing Co mpany t Multlmedla, Inc., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 , h. 992-2156. Second class postage paid at Pomeroy, Ohio. • · Stevto Rlctlmond and Grant li!dYard. de- rm.ernm. rmrn New Hawn I SVA.C standings. I Sentinel (US PS 145-HO) A Dl~lslon of MuiUmedlli. Inc. Tr8088etions NEW D~lly VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL . .· Another gun-hunting season hours from the success tlle ·seeon;:Hialf v:theyear: · pre*itt sui~wc-;our&Set~ bae:k~ te 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wlldllfe oHiclals said the change made no significant advantage. Both appear to be a key In JANUARY -oS~·.'y"l"~onsrore!!s!x.Qf.Jo.Js._,.beca\!!!6,w~~t.i!-lpss,lt!lqes!l111!1.l=.,l'J:l!~~;c~ :l-.ro ~,~·-~·,;,21~-~.J: · Q~~vt;c;!~arv ~,~=~<~,~.,~W~eek =-;·-;,~~;;;~39~..~.~Uh~o~u~g~h1~.~~~;]~~~~~~~~~-"''l.'<;-!:'~,.·~"~·" JOHN A, WADE, ~ --.. 7-2: Looking ahead to round play, Meigs musi play five road ... Non-SVAC box scores: ---~~~~~~~~~i~~~~~~Mrs~:·~~Sc~ho~tt~,;w~ho~~owns~~~:!~lfi::~~~~~~==~~~~~==~~~~~;~-" to New raOflcation vote by other National Jay Carpenter, 6-2 senior for- quaU population has been restored ward, paced.the Marauders with 13 from ·deple!Jons caused by the points l'!st Friday and Is capable of bllzzardso!thelate1970s. a 20-plus night. lUck Wise, 5-9 The eight counties"belng restored junior, and Brad Robinson, 5-7 · for quall hunting are Clark, Dlitke, Junior, add quickness and defense Gallla, Jackson, Lawrence, Miami, to a·good backcouri. Pike and Scioto. The two being Flftll starter, 6-4 senior Dave dropped are Plckaway and Ross . It's a rough road ahead for the ·ROCK SPRINGS - After cUmb- Julie, combed the boards with 11 Marauderettes this week as they lng Into 'I first-way tie In the TVC apiece while Gordon was rt~ht must !ravel to WeUston tonight, last Tuesday, the Meigs Marau- behind with 10. Meigs hhad 4 total .~~.;~tm~ ~:;~.-c n"!th ::! rebc:;:~±. - -, -~·-....;-;-,--~c.::__ ----==;a-~alrh,.hl~ t_~~ ~d :J:h.Jt~_.___!I.Y" at .. 51-39 win over Nelsonville-York In a Meigs made 14 of 48from the field Federal-Hocking, and return home make-up·game here Saturday. for 33 · percent and 19 of 33 free Saturday with Miller. All start at 6 With the win, Meigs raised Its throws for 58 percent NYHS made p.m. TVC mark to 7-1, tied for ,the top 11 of 21 foul shots for 52 percent NEL!IONVDLE-:VORK 1311> -Chr~IIBalr Bedtv Browning 1-H Mia Bun 3-3·9: · spot with Alexander. Coach Ron . MHs commIt I ed 21 f OUIs and NYHS . ~J.J· MlchelleoOarlhl-0-2: AmyDl>ton4-1-9; Mary Logan's Marauderettes are 8-1 27. .fl.. .. Jo Eckels :;.Q.tO: BUly Joe Spencer 0.2·2. · overall. In the tesetve game. NelsonvUJe~~s1 t:11~ Jodi Hamson 7-<J.I<; Julie Jodi Harrison supplied the big- York came away with a 33-26 win. MlllerJ-4-10; JennJ Couchl-4·10; JennyMIIIer ' gest spark for Meigs as tbe 5-5 Marte Musser led Meigs with six 1-~7: Rhonda Haddox o-2-2: B. J. Go rdon 24-B. TPTAL'II&III-5!. junior' guard scored 14 points and and Teresa Johnson added five. . B y -. started her teammates In the rtght Mays led NYHS with 10 and Balr Nelsonvillc-York ................. A 9 12 14-39 · Meigs .. .. .. ...... .. .... .... 15 15 12 9-51 dlrectlonwltha fourofflveshootlng h~d nine. first period. Sophomores J ulle Miller and Jennl Couch added 10 points apiece · '· · and senior B. J. Gordon had eight NORTH GAU.IA (19) - Kemper 12-1-25: KVGI!R CREEK 138) - Vogel 5-0-10: Mary Jo Eckels led the Lady Dee! 4·1-9;' Diddle 7-~18: Lee 1.().2; Thaxton Waugh 3-~·11: Kitchen 3-0-6: Morgan 3-2-8; l24; Hawks 1-2-4. 'l'o&all!&-12-'lt. Edge 1..().2; Pennlng1on 0.1-1 . Tota.h ~~Buckeyes wlth 10 while hlghCROSS LANI!2I (52) - French IHJ-12: t'ORT FRYE (44) - Bates 4-0-8: Long scoring Amy Dixon was held to only Roberts 2-IJ.4; Shaffer 10-3-23; Kendricks &1-13; Thieman 3-2-8; Stewan 4.().8; Baker nine. 3-1-7; Garlow J.M. Total8 zt..4..52. 0+ 1: Stroud 2-2~. Totals iN-14. Score by quari<l'8: Score by qu.....-., The Marauderettes ·played a NorthGallla ................... .. . l917 14 '!}-70 KygerCreek ................ ,..... 14 8 9 7-38 superb first hall, rolling to a 30-13 Cross•Lanes ................ .. ..-... .. 16 ID 1J 13-52 Fort Frye ...... ..... , ............ .. .. 9 11 16 8-44 • boards· m Anderson: I'm. still undecided Kent St 91., E. Michigan !lJ Miami 91, C. Michigan !59 Dtlools 1!1, Toledo 62 __, Ohio Division of Wlldllfe will hold hearlni!S In Its flvedis!rlctsJan. 27to discuss proposed hunting and dsh· lng regulations for the 191f>86 slate and 3.-5 In the TVC. Repeatedly, the Lancers have played opponents tooth and naU, only to lose by a handfuL Federal-Hocking owns wins over Miller, Wellston, and Warren Local plus a pair of non-league wins over Eastern. Melg_s could find finer 1 .c..r-..-:.c,.- easy 91-59 win over CM:LJ NFL playoffs ~. Goldm Sta!t> . ·' Washington at Derrott Montreal at N.Y, ta;<;:;-;---.,...,.~.,.,.. .;.---ru -"':M'-~~-·~ -~--""" ~~~.;;sea~n; l;e~ . DOLFANS ~ MJAma Dolphlae' fans whoop il from lhe stands Sundar as they expnl1!18 ihelr sentlmeal8 during the AFC champlollllhlp prne In which lhe Miami DolpldDs defeated lhe l'lll8burlb Redskirls control ................. Angek>S at Boston Hartford at Torooto , 'l'uelld.ay'I GIUI'Ml8 Hartford at Bullak> Edmontoo at ~~ Vancouver at Philadelphia 619 ..$9 --·-·1"·~.' Sundatlll GBmM W L Pet. GB ~~.c. ~~q:l~!,_~;All\e..!A.Yc}c~~ ~- · sonhas~led:fFH~~H~S~to~a~5~-5fm~r~r:.,:~o~v~er~W~e~l~!to~n~.~~~~~~~~e~~~h~t~a~re~be~ln~g~~~~~~t~h~e~ ·second dlvlston clubs. The top five teams all play a team In the lower half of the standingS and tbe top five team Is home each time. ._ In addition to Federal-Hocking's visit to Meigs, which probably would be considered the best match-up In TVC action, ·VInton :" . stiikes .. .,.. ~!!-_~~!! S!GNS-. !!~""'·~ ()1. SM! ~ 4Rer 1JPI8 romp oo the playing Deld at CancDestlck Park despite an appeal from the scoreboard alter their team defeated the Chicago Bears 23-0 to capture the NfC champlonsblp Sunday In San Franc~s<:o,The49ers wlU face the Miami Dolphins In the Super Bowl In two weeks at nearby . Stanford Stadil8n; where San FriiiiCisco fans are expected to be eqwdly enthuslasllc. (AP Laserpholo). new rules to · be held Jan. 27 ROCK SPRINGS - A share of . · Against the Lancers, Meigs wUI games of the nine, but have two of ·first place and a school record wUl be on ·the lookout to stop one of the the three teams they are currently, be at stake Tuesday when the league's preniler players and scor- tled with coming to Meigs .. Those ers In Randy matlack. Matlack Is are Nelsonville-York and Belpre. Marauders end first round p)ay of TVC play In hosting_ Federalone ot the toJ) five scilrers In the Meigs must go to Alexander: thee .•.• dl:=;i~:i~:~~~~~-1 ~ 'Hreid!lg:--· ;;--~ ~u·• -·-:- ·-·i'Vle;- averag!ngrea!i'Y 21f"'p()ints - ·toW't111eafii"!fi!d fonlrsc·--·, "~ Meigs. can at least retain a per game. The 6-0 senior Matlack Leading most of the time In both greatly !rom last year's, but scme portion of the top spot with a ·wln, can shoot weU from the outside. scortng.and rebounding, Meigs' 6-4 changes are being proposed," said · Keith Barnhart has been Ma·- ace forward Mike Chancey has Max E. Duckworth, chief Of the · and also can tie the school record for . consecutlve wins {lt ·six. The tlack's main supporting cast while shown cqnslstency from the sea- Division of Wlldllfe. 1969-70 Marauders now hold that Jay 'Ethrtdge afld Sta~y Tate also son •s outset live weeks. ago. ChanOne proposal would expand the ~ord. · have hit In· the double figures cey has scored In double Hgures In quaD season from the present 14 .)'ust how much of the TVC • counties to 00 counties next season at 15-1 (to Miami's dcin'tdo anything dlfterent-ordolt better - on Jan. :a! In Super Bowl XIX. they may well be the last team of the 1984 season to fall vlcUm to Marino, Just as the Steelers and the NFL record book have. Maljno, who brolre the records tor varrlM<P the same AFC ti~ markS. I'OIIlng up 421yards and four !ICOrlng ..giiinst thE! 'Steelers:' 1'1il\y Nathan and Woody Bennett also ran tor short-yardage scores and Uwe Von Schamann kicked a 26-yard field goal. • . They hej(led set a Mlariii record tor pastseason 'points In one game and contrtruted to breaking the league 's two-team AFC cbamplonship mark of61 by Sani:>lego-Boston In 1963 and San Dlego-{lakland In 19!1l. "I thlnkanyteamwantstocontrol the baD against us,'' Blackwood said, "and you start that by a runnlnggame. Sooormatnconcern from the start woold be to stop the run and then to stop Joe Montana," ' the 49ers' quarterback. "San Francisco's got a very weD-balanced offense - great passing bui also tremendous running with WendeD Tyler and Roger Craig," Blackwood silid. "I think .thatwouldbesomelhlngwe'remost concerned about from the gil-go, their ru!Ullng attack," he said: MartOO completed 21 of 32 passes and didn't throw the baD In the final The Daily Sentinei-Page-5 Hearing on ·Marauders to host I .anceJ.s . • MIAMI (AP) -I~Wasone!lfthose ooce-ln-a-llfellme games - which Dan Marino seems to have every Pomeroy-Middleport, .Ohio ,. .J �.. ' ' .. ' Qllily Sentinel Page-6-The Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio lege. Members are lll'gW to attend. Ohio ha~. me~ting 9 Business Services Wanted To Buy Helen Wolf, plani.st, with Clarice ADen and Keith Asbley, pianlsls. Installation of officers hlghllgh· ted the Tuesday night meeting of sewin&: machines and sclslon wtll state cooncUor, were Fern MoiTis, councilor; VIrginia Lee, associate councilor; Jo Anit Baum, vice New coriunlttees appointed were 9 Marcia KeUer, Enna Cleland, Jo Ann Baurn, Helen Wolf, Sadie · ' The Salvation Army hu des· ·-· Mondly, January_], 1988 Monday. January 7, 1986, . Che!ter _Council Calendar MONDAY .. • rags at the lodge hall. Portable ='~~:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~1~1fuwlll~---~-~~~~~,"~~~-~~~~-r-m=~~ America, held at the ball. Install~!~! by Betty Roush, deputy Wolf was pianist for the meeting. Program successful POMEROY' - .Meigs mothers are Invited to attend the Monday · :night meeting of the Point Pleasant LaLeche League, m1 Brook Drive, PoiQI Pleasant, 7:3(lp.m. For more Information, ~~ "" pressure taken. POMEROY- Xi Gamma Mu Sorority will meet Tui;sday, 7: :II at the horne of MiS. ·E velyn Knight. A whlte elephant sale cial secretruy; Ethel Orr, 8)1Sistant recortllng secretary; Ada BlsseU, Helllher Lorell8 Mclala assistant llnanclal secretary; Opal .T ~. J _ Hollon, treasurer; Thelma White, ud,'ll inside sentinel; Iva Powell, ou~lde 'J sentinel; Erma Cleland, trustee; Heather Lorena daugh· state MCL.atn b.tfth ' 1UESDAY POMEROY - Meigs County Board of Education will meet Tuesday, 7 p.m. at the offices. A 1-egular meeting will follow the organizational meeting. · " POMEROY -Pomeroy Area RACINE - Racine Lodge 461 F&AM will meet Tuesay, 7: :ll p.m. at the lodge. Work will be in the master mason degree. POMEROY - The Pomeroy Area Cliamher of Commerce will hold its monthly meeting : its monthly meeting Tuesday, Inn. Scheduled guest speaker at the Meigs Inn. Guest -will be Dr. Clodus R. Smith of speaker will 6e or~ CiOiius 'R. · Rio_i.Gtifid't¥"\!6llege i:tmi •·€\:ffiJ1.' Smith, president of Rio Grande muntty CoUege. AU members College and Community Col· are lll'gW to attend. ' -',councllor~=~f;~Al~l~a~~:~:~~:I~.,.:·.~Tru~saell= ; Eileen Martin, Ethel OIT, cribed Hs annual Christmas "gtv. acd ··me~'10;·"':slori~Grt.!e!2!", ... ~ .,. L'!~;c_pl"'g!'a.rn,.e.s.~~.!l .. tlMuU...s...., recently celebrated her stxth birth· day With a party at the home of her grandmother In Pomeroy. A Care Bear theme was carried out with refreshments being served and the chUdren were given favors. Attending and presenting gifts besides her .parents , were her MOdred and norman representative. The charter was draped In memory of Ada Neulzllng. Ethel Orr read a thank you nOte from the Neutzllng famUy. The auditing report was read by Enna Cleland, trustee, and accepted by the councU. Alta BaDard, councUor, presided at the meeting with Mae tee; Zelda Weber; ~ A total of 225 children were given toys,l40basketsweredlstrtbutedto needy famtUes, gifts were taken to ~~ Other committees named were Enna Cleland, Mary Showalter and Goldie Frederick, resolution; lhla 'Fae Kimes, Doria Koenig, Eva . Robson, Opal Hollon, Mae McPeek and Thelma White, flower; Doris · Grueser, Everett Grant, Goldie Fredertck, Charlotte Grant, color team Home, Veterans Memortal Hospital, the .Meigs County Inftnnary, three small .nursing homes, and the Melga County Jan. Major Glenna Rummel (retired) had charge of the kettle workers. .MEIGS . EXCAVAnNG ' COMPANY Will dG all types .of ei· cavatinl. landscaping, basements, SIWIJe systems, water lines, water well and "CUT OUJ Rt. 124,Pomeroy Ohio • . REPAIR . AliD TfUIIIIIIIIOI 98S·S561 The DISH: Con11111lllw 8' $pill Alumirun The FEED: CIKijllluil Pobslor I lhe RECBVEI: Dexcel DXP-1100-01 AF~, Stereo, Cord Remote· Control 811t ~lllle o• the Marht To••t· ~ GRAVEL • SAND All M••u Or Write Dailly Sentinel Classified Dept. •Washers •Dishwashers •Rangu ·c",~'-'!~~~ -~1 ·:;..-::;;:,:r •..-!~;; •Dryers •Freezers PARTS and SERVICE 1113 oldo SHERIF.F'S SALf OF REAL ESTATE The Stam of Ohio, MEIGS COurrty. Mileo Homos Divilion of In· oik:o CotpO<otion ' ... Plaintiff VICtOr R. Counts. Sr.• Virginia K. Coumo. olea Vilglnio Clunty, oklo Ko1· hlooiiCounta. V'I*JI' - Counto, Jr.; and La1.. Counts. Delandantl . .. In pursuance of an ALIAS Order of Sale 1n th e above ent1tled act•on. I wtll offer for sale at publi c auct 1on. at the fr ont steps of the Metgs Coun[y CouJI House •n the V•llage at Pomeroy. m the above named County, on Saturday th e 2nd day of February 198 5 at 1O·OO o'clock AM , the follow1ng descnbed real estate Snuate tn the Tciwnshtp of Su non. County of Me,gs •and Sta-te ol Oh10 PARCEL 1 Th e followtng real . Public Notice Relunds ..... . . 1,378 4 2 Mosc tnco\,e . 2.221 32 Total Receipts 167 74!>40 Bal. •n Treasury beg•nn•ng penod ... .. . 10.612.65 Grand Total ol Reciilpts c.-....,...._,__ .--$178 35.8 05 - 5196 6015 5011 so. . &198 PUCO CASE NO . 84-662-GA·AIR NOTICE - &J!II 6283 &079 ' Notice 1s hereby g1ven th at Co l umb1a Gas of Ohio . Inc,, 200 Ctvtc Center Dr 1ve. p o Box 1 17. Co_lumbus. q h10 4 3216. has filed an Appl1cat10n W1th the Publ tc Ut1ltt1esCom m•s'Ston of Oh10 1n wh1c h tf requests fhat th e Commtss10n est abliSh a u n1form rate to De charged and coll ~c t ed for all gas serv1ce wtthtn a newly des 1gnat ed Southeastern Rate Aeg1on . except for servtce where t he ex•sttng rates have been establiShed by mun•ctpal ordtnance c;ontracts or by spec 1al rat e con tracts The Southeastern Reg1on w111 be co m· pqsed of the Coun t• es of Athens. Ga llia, Ho cking Jackson Lawrence. Me 1gs. Morgan , Perry, Ro ss. Sctoto Vmton, and Wa shtngton, Ohto The e'os tr ng rates 1 n the se areas are unJU St . unl atr . and are tnsuffJc •entto y 1eld rea · sonabl e co mpensa tiOn l or th1s se rvtce The ra tes presently be 1ng collec ted fr o ttl the ap· pr o)(t mately 18.000 customers wh1ch w11f be afl ected by thts apphca t ton are those presCrt bed m 1 21 different PIJCO Rate Schedu les pursuant to va rious orpers issued by the Public Ut rlt ttes ,Commtss ton ol Ohro. and pu rsuant to var•ous Mun1C1pal Ordmance' Con tra ct s wh1ch have ex p1red or will ex pu e. · Col umbta Gas of Oht o Inc . further reque sts that the Commtss1on t 1x and determ 1ne unt form JUS! and re asona ble rates to be chqr.ged and co llected by Columbta Gas of Qh 1o. Inc. f.or the '6ervrce rendered to the general serv tce customers 1n the Southea s1ern ReQtOn an d subst1tute such rates fo r th ose rates cu rrently betng c har ged • Th e Mun iC tfla l~ lt es affected by t h1s apphcat1on are Pro c t ont~ ll e Ren dville. South Webster 961 73 Admtntstrattve Expenses .. 147 88 Taxes. Li censes Etc 1.398 13 Dues . 200 00 Sr D1v Prem1ums 3 847 43 Jr Fatr Premtums & E)(pen se 6,430 17 Aac 1ne Purses & Expenses . · ....... 39,033 80 Publrc Utility 1141 11)81 5081 8017 1142 1048 15287 1017 6076 1.181 1113 61811 6114 6033 1273 15288 15071 150118 15018 1200 !;~~~Tih~e~;' ~~~~E~~~t~h~e~~;~~~~~f~~~ ""'~:"i·gQ,, ft.1•••e•;>·•=~~ ha~!l1~o~l~~a~c~,e~s~~:~!~~~,¢~1~.7~4~~ftt!:~~new ~P~•fill.Attrac· ~~·=·-··'' b:pense .. ..-~""""'. 5 1 14 35 t "' ~~~~~he one oft the east end of t he southeast Exnon• • Tents. quarter of , sa1d Sect1on 17. " ·emiL,ms , 3.452 50 cOAtatntng 2-5 acres. -more or n Books' .·.. ) :4 17 .05 less Also 9 ac res to be taken Maintenance. , Rep~r.$. 1m-:: · ou t ol the eas t co rner of the provement .: .~,.~. 14.632 77 rema inder of sa1d qua rter Refunds . ... .. :.. ... 417 .46 sec\lon to be latd otf tn a square Amusement Co .. · 30.324 07 form. and bemg the same Total Expend I· property conveyed by John A tu res ,.. ' 5152.238 5& Shatn to ch1ldren of Mtl o Shatn. Ba~ m ·' by deed dated November 7. Treasury . . 26, 1 19 47 1903. recorded 1n. Volume 92. Total . . $ 178.358 05 Page 192 Metgs County Deed ( 1 ) 1 . tc 1 Re cords PARCEL 2 The followtng real est<ite be1ng 1n the same Public Notice T~Shlp. County and State. LEGAL begtnntng 38 rods.horth ol the south l1ne or Secuon 17. Town ADVERTISEMENT 2. Rang e 12. Oh'to Company s No1ice to Equipment Deaiel'll: In accordance wtth Se!=liOn Purchase on a diVISIOn ltne run mng north and south of sa1d 307 6 of the OhiO Revised 'sectton: rhence dtrect east 1 12 ~ode . . sealed btds wtll be rods to James Kevan s wes t rece1Ved by the Board of Metgs line. thence north along James County CommiSSIOners, Court Kevan's we st lme 57 rods House Pomeroy. Ohto. unttl l 2 thence dtrect west to the noon The bids Will ther.~ be soulheast corner of Mtsso un opened at l ·30 P.M. on Jan 22 1995 and read aloud for John ston's lol alonQ the south stde' ol satd lot to Ihe dtvtston the purchase of the lollowmg ltnl! of sa td sec tt on. thence . eqUi pment south 57 rod s along satd One new ar!lculated motor d1v1ston line to the place of grader Ademonstratorwtth 50 beg tnmng con tatntng 40 hours or less Will be con 51 . acres. more or less dared. 1n wh 1ch case prov 1de EXCEPTING AND RESEAV - the model yea r .. and actu.ll lNG- that por110n of satd real hours of operat 1on. estate ..yh1ch was conveyed to B1d spec 1t1catlons may be Gene Yost and Mary Yost by p 1 c~ed up at the Me1gs Co unty deed recorded tn Volume 222. Engt neer's Oflice Or the Me1gs P~e 629. Me•gs County Deed County Comm•ssroners Off1ce~ Re cords. The Metgs Cou nty Commts. SU BJECT TO All EASE · s1 oners may accept the lowest MENTS AND RESTRI CTIONS btd. or select the best btd for the OF RECORD tmended purpose. and reserve Premtses located at 28961 th e nght to accept or reject any Bashan Road. Ractn e OH or all btds and/or any part 45 771 th ereof PROPERTY APPRAISED at Mary Hobstetter $35,000 Clerk Sa•d property cannot b~ so ld Board of Me1gs lot . less than two -th irds of the County Comm1sstoners appratsed pnce 111 7. 14. 2tc Terms of Sale Cash 1n hand JAMES J. PROFFITI Publ_ i c Notice SHERIFF · Metgs County !1 2i'3 t . 1117 14. 3tc PUBUC NanCE De S f C • Notice Publ 311 .04 of Ohro Revised Code a .. - Salanes .. S 2. 152 60 Temporary • Payroll .. 1 1.65·~ 54 Bust(less and Professional Expense 6,685.00 Judges ·· 544 60 Board M embers E ~~:pendttures . RATE CODE COLUMBIA GAS OF OHI.O, INC . APPLICATION TO ESTABLISH A UNIFORM RATE FOR NATURAL GAS SERVICE WITHIN THE SOUTHEASTERN REGION OF ITS SERVICE TERRITORY ENCOMMSSING .. THE COUNTIES OF ATHENS, GALLIA, HOCKING, JACKSON. LAWRENCE, MEIGS, MORGAN, PERRY, ROSS, SCIOTO, VINTON AND WASHINGTON, OHIO ~ V 'AESfNT JltATf ROSS COUNTY (ChHiicotl'le Aree) • 159 .18 CHESAP~AKE-Suburben 715.01 COAL GROVE- Suburt..n 73 .81 PORTSMOUTH, Ohio • 72.73 LAWRENCE COUNTY (South W.tJtWrl 11,21 HANGING ROCK, OHIO 77.81 LAWRENCE COUNTYCGoliloOiiOArotl 57.97 IRONTON-SubUriMn 73.85 KlnS HILL SB.'b PROCTORVILLE 70.715 PAOCTOAVILLE- Suburhen 70.75 SOUTH. POINT-SuburHn 73.815 MINFORD 5t.40 PORTSMOUTH-Iuburllon n.73 SCIOTO COUNTY.(South Weblter Are•) 11 .29 SOUTH WUSTER . 70.22 CHESHIRE-Buburi>an 7UO OALLIA COUNTY IOellipolla Are•l 57.97 GALLIA COUNTY IChooohlro Arool 12.31 MEIGS COUNTY (Pomeroy ArM) 12.08 MEIGS COUNTY (Middlopon Arotl 10.00 GALLIPOLIS-Suburban 70.1 1 MEIGS COUNTY (Aihont A-1 10.79 ME! OS COUNTY (Ch.Hhire ArNI 12.315 MIDDLEPORT- Suburbaln 71 .04 RIO GRANDE-8ub.m.on 71 .18 POMEROY-Suburb•n 71 .158 VINTON COUNTY IMc:Anllur Ajeel 10.15 73.12 rate , some of the 1 creased. w h1le Oth er ex ts!ln g' rate s wtthirJ the reg 1on Columb •a haS proposed rhat the unftbrm rate to be 1 1n thiS proceedin g would apply to all se.Dtrce pro~tded Wllhtn the Southeastern Reg1on.-excep t whe re Mun · 1Ctpal Ord tnance rates o_ r spec tal m dustn al contract rates extst. All ot her e)( tStm g rate . schedu les ( mun l c t palt tl e S'~ tlh CommiSSIOn-established rates. rnun1c 1pal 1t 1es wnh ex P•red o r 9)(Pinng rat e ord~f,a\'loes . ~pec .a l a•ea rates. suburban r ates. rural rates. and county -w1de...rates l would De l-ep laeed by th e new Southeastern Ae gtan rate Co lumbta presentl y has some 6 1 extst 1ng Muntc1pal Ord tnance contrac ts wtthtn the propos ed .So ut hea~tern Reg1on wh1ch are excluded from th• s ftl1ng Th ese contract s are Wtlh th.e ,mumctpa l•tles of Adelphta . Albany. Amesvil le. At hens Beverly. B u ch t~l . Chaunce y, Ghesapeake Chesh1re. Ches terhill. Chill tcothe Coal Grove. Coa lton Gool Vi lle Co rnlng,'Crooksvt lle. Galli p OliS . Glo~s t e r . H amc;~e n . Hang1ng Rock, Hem loc k. Ironton. Jackso n Jacksonvil le. Junct 1on Ctty. K·mgston. Laur elvill e Logan Low ell lower Sa lem. Malta . McArthur , M cConnelsvt lle. Middleport. Murray Ctty, Nel so nvtlle . New B as ~ ton. New Lextngton. New Stra•tsvtlle. Oak H1ll Pomeroy. Portsmouth. Rto Grande, Rosev1 He. Shawnee. Somerset. Sou th Pomt: Stockport. Th or nville. Tnm ble. Well ston Because th e CommiSSIOn does not exe rc1s e JUrtSd tct 1on over such rates . the costs of prov•d !ng serv1ce to th ose muntclpa llttes w1 ll not be mcluded 1n the appl 1cat 1on to establiSh the uni form rates fort he Southeastern Reg ton Howeve r. at the exp rr at ion of any such or· dtnance the Southea stern Reg1 on rate wrll au toma ti ca lly be c harged for serv 1ce tn that mun iCip ali ty, unless a new ord tnance con t rac t 15 rea c hed by spectf 1c agreemen t bet ween Columbta and the muntc tpall ty. If a new cont ract tS not estabftshed. the mum ctpal 't\1 wtll thereafter be tncluded tn th e Southea ste rn Region fo r rate -mak 1ng purposes PRESENT RATE• Th · e present rates vary by rate sc hedule. dependmg on location w tthtn the area af· fected by the appltca t1on as shown tn the compar1son below PROPOSED RATES• " · A 'C usto mer Charge" of $6 40 per rneter pe r month. regardless of th e amount of gas consumed an d 75.862 ce ns per 10 0 cubtc fee t per meter per month, for all gas cons umed HThe proposed ra tes would generate an tnc•ease o f $2.833 .967 on ope •at 1ng revenues: owever. to the e:octent tha t operattn g co ndtt•o ns o r expenses ch ange durrng th.e pendmg of the case. Co tu mb1a may revise ItS proposed rate s accordmgly PERCENTAGE CHANGES FROM PRESENT RATE Because th ts appltcatton pro poses to establish un1for m rates for gas serv1ce wht ch 's curre ntly provtd ed under 121 d1fferent rate schedules. the c hanges from present rates wil l vary depend ing on the rate schedule under whiCh a customer I S currfiln tly receiVIng gas serviCe The rate changes proposed by th• s ft ltng ra nge fr om 0 06% to 45 S% f or co nsu mptiOn of 10 Mel per mont h. The percentage Change for an average btll of 10 M cf per mont h •s shown below fiAT! • CODE AREA PfiEIENT PROPOSI!D fiATE fiATE INCREASE 33&8 PERRY CO.LJNTY (Thcnwltle Arotl 3092 THORNVILLE'- suburban 4041 CAOOKIVILLE- Suburts.n · 038& MORGAN COUNTY (CrookoviMo Arool I t t 18.12 73.30 70 .71 58.37 82.27 82,27 82 .27 82.27 82,27 82.27 82.27 82 .27 82.27 12.27 82 .27 a2 .2 7 8Z.27 12.27 82 .27 82.27 82 .27 22 .11' • 8 .87 11 .11 23.80 23 .10 22 .71 11 .41 23 .80 3.11 8.42 8,42 .11 .70 2 1 .48 20.11 21.37 20 .11 21 .oe EAST 11 4234 PERRY COUNTY CCrookMIIe ArM) 158 .37 ...00 4013 . ...01 1014 15077 5023 15177 '1171 1517' 117e 1202 15171 PERRY COUNTY (fuiiOnhom ArHI . ROIEVIUE - 8ubu•bon PERRY COUNTY IRo-lllo Arool ALIANV-Iuburbon BUCHTEL- SuburiMn ATH!NI-Iuburbln ATHENS COUNTY !Coolville Ar..l ATHINI COUNTY !Athena Area) ATHENS COUNTY CAmewil.. ArMI ATHENS COUNTY (Chaun- A-I ATHENa couNTY IChomriiiU Arool ATHENS COUNTY tJeclt.to""'"' A,..l 5.1 .51 70,81 58 .37 71 .08 73.115 73.11 13.17 10.71 11 .31 10.10 82.08 81 .21 \ ftATE • 82.27 82.27 82.27 82.27 82.27 82.27 82 .27 82.27 82 .27 82.21 flil.27 82 .27 82 .27_ 12.27 92 .27 82 .27 82 .27 12.27 12.27 82.27 12.27 82 .27 82 .27 12.27 82 .27 12.27 82.:17 82.27 ' 82.27 INCfiEASE • 23.08 7.21 8,42 11 .14 20.88 ' 4.0 . 24.30 8.42 23.88 11 .12 11 .12 8.42 23.87 8.54 20.88 12.06 1.87 24.30 18.82 20.19 22.27 12.11 21 .48 lt.tz ' 11 .23 10.18 10.18 21.72 8.35 'EfiCINT 0, INCfiEAIE NOTICE OF Ai>PoiNTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On AUgus t 7 . 1984 tn the Metgs County Probate Court Case No 24493 Charles Stan· ley Sr ~ 8o:oc 91 ..Mt Vernon Oh•o 43050 vvas aooo1nted Ex· executor oJthe est at e of PearlE - ~ ta n tey . ~ deceased . late of , 269 1h Mechari•c St Pomeroy. Oh>o 4 5769 Robert E Buck. Pro bate Jud ge By lena K Nesselroad . Cle rk 112126. 31 . 11 1.7_ J.i c !I 311.0 11 .7 11 .4 13.1 34.2 5.7 41 .8 11 .4 40.8 11.3 11.3 11.4 40.8 13.1 34.2 17.2 Nov. 5-Dec. 8 John Deere, Bush Hoa Account Clerk II. Sol..v 110, 140-t11 ,b24 onnuiollv depending on qu8lific1tiona . Mutt be ,.miliar with .ccounting Mon.·fri. 9·9 Sat. ,9·5; Sun. 1-5 lim YOUNG'S . Start From 12'x16' .- UTILITY BUILDINGS 6'x6' to 24'x36' Sizes from Up Insulated D~!e..Houses Boy Scouts of AmerK:.-edult appllcantl for aummer r:amp dirwctor, program di- 'j ROUSH CONSTRUCTION - CARPENTER SERVICE ·Remodelina lnsur•nce Work CuitQm Pole Bldas • Addona 1nd remodeling Roofing •nd guner work Concrete work ' ptumbing •nd electrleel work (Frelt Ettimatel) ijlriiiS Roofin& Wort Aluminum & Vinyl Sidinp 1 6 Year1 Experience P&S BUILDINGS 106 tic I GREG ROUSH July 27. Apply 733 7th , ••• Public Notice 41 .8 31.8 32 .11 37.1 17.3 315.3 31.11 111 .8 14.8 14.8 31.9 11.3 PUBUC NOTICE Public water suppli es are reQutred by State Regutatton. Rule 3745 ·81 -21 . Ohto Adm1n1s trat1ve Code. to rout1Aely montier the m1crob10IOQ1Cal qualtry of the drtnktng wat er m th etr d•stnbiJtron system tn orde r to msure th at safe water tS betng su pp l 1ed t o the Tho Cou•t~ Lofi 81FT SHOP It No• Op.. Systems Tuts.-Wtd.· Fri.-Sat. & Sun. 10 to 5 ++++++++ 662-5311 (614)-Evenings Mondo'Js 10 to 8 GUYSVIllE, OHIO SR Cl1111 Owner: Sarah fisher 329 · 12/7/1 End of II. 7 · ly Meigs High khool mo. 800·142·3119 . . PIC~G Buying Coin1, Antiques, Glassvvare, - Furniture, Stone Jars. Etc. U-SA~E Nminv• ~Mn. profession•! new Nle1 t,.inin;. make up,color •n•lyeia. unlimited new growth potential. 304- NO otuat1ona Wanted 11 11/ lln Television listenina Devices -Coli 614-992· 6022 . Giveaway Lldy to live in maintain home pani•lly care for Sh*pherd pupe . Coli ofter &PM. 441-8210. M. LISA KOCH, M.S. Licensed Clinical Audioloaist "0" ,,,,.,, ,, S.llt g,,," 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 1213 _,=-~~. - Have vacancy in my home who need peraonal care , CaH oldory lody. Poy nogotioblo upon inquiry. Prefer lldy with no pereonal reaponef- I week old puppiea to • good MIDDLEPORT ·. ~ Bf4-367-7148. ' German Computerized Hearing Aid Selection Swim Molds • lnterpretinc Services .. Personel Care . Will take 3 elderlY s)eopte To litit lif"mj ; home with me & my hus- .. bind. Pleantv of TLC . Near ' Cheahlre on Galli• & MeigS.. ~ line. 24 hour care. Clfl' .. Gun 1hoot at Racine GUn Club every Sunday. 1:00 p.m. Factory chocked guns only . 4 AND Q• Goargn Cre,k Ad . 814-448-0294. Rl. · POMEROY =,2==s=·==.====. . delivery , Oavil V•cuum c•iner. one half mH• up e.m,.n.. •I• SUNDAY CAW IJ' IN 875-1429. Announcement• SWEEPER and '•.wing m•chine rt~peir. P8rtl, •nd tuppiNts. Pick up l!'ld AUTO RENTtL St. 160 orfll ' • JOIN THE LEADER. Tho : new AVON . Dramatic -.w .. 3 "We Rut F11 l.a•" AR,MV NATIONAL GUARD. AND A MONTHLY PAY· ·, A111111 unt.e 1111! 111 s CALL • ••• f;.M.~-!t r ,~'7~;tiAA,O.,_ or 1,~ ~_."'"'" . 446·4522 949-2801 T•rn ltft,,ent• Twp. 79, ht 4rioowoy on rlfl!1. 11/30/ 1 mo. MANID'S TRASH SERVICE NOW Thursday RENT A CAR 25701 . Enlitt, •nd you h•ve • • part· time Clrler. educe · : tion•l lf!d retirement benet ~ its. •31.000 lit• inaurance. ( ll · l·tlt ' GLENN'S ANTIQUES & COINS Huntington . Wv l· Ave , PAT HILL FORD ., ~ p:;~~tfsRj.= . ·:=::: ~r:~::r7 ;:,:·,s: ~ ~ We can repair and rectire radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. New Homes-htensive lnstallalionl PDQ Help Wanted GUYSVILLE , OHIO J>omo. Coli 114-251·1111 . bility. Call 304· 773· 6784 or 773-6634. 2 Collie dOll•· 10 mo. old male. 3 years old female . Call 176-6079. 17 Miocellaneouo ~ 8072 601111 12M 5188 5288 5281 15070 1040 1189 133.4 1044 1114 1187 15038 1038 5193 1171 72.10 !Oiok Hill Ami 10.27 JACKSON COUNTY l.lo-n Arool _ 58.11 JACKSON COUNTY !Homdon A,..l 11 .27 LAWRENCE COUNTY (Ook Hill Ar•l 10.27 McARTHUR-Iuburb•n 1'3.815 OAK HILL....uburllon 73.08 VINTON COUNTY ,(H•mden Aree) 11 .27 WELLSTON- Suburban 73.• 1 ADELPHt-SuburMn 78.01 HOCKING COUNTY ILAurttvllle ArMI 80.21 HOCKING COUNTY ISug1r Gro'Je Arel) 11.11 ·LAURELVILLE-8uburben 71 .415 LOGAN-Iuburbon 71. n HOCKING COUNTY !Adolph! Arool 1~.11 IEVERLY'-tiuburben 72.58 CHESTERHILL-Suburban 7&.&e LOWELL- Suburb•n 73.815 LOWER IALEM-Iuburbtn 73.47 1025 1010 1038 11i041 MALTA-IIuburben 1031 McCONNELSVILLE- Buburbon &208 MORGAN COUNTY (Molto Arool 1210 MORGAN COUNTY IMcCOnnolovllol . 1212 MORGAN COUNTY (SIOCI&pon Areol 6222 MORGAN COUNTY (Crook1vile ArH) 6211 MORGAN COUNTY (AoMVItle A,..! 1292 MORGAN COUNTY (Ronclvllo Area) 1203 WASHINGTQN COUNTY llo-11 Am) &204 WASHINGTON COUNTY Clower Selem) 5010 LOWELL, OHIO 1214 PfJIICENT OF INCREASE % 38 .0 12 .2 18 .3 40 .1, 40.9 38.1· 18.2 40.8 4.0 n .4 11 .4 21 .4 315 .3 34 .2 •31 .1 32.1 34 .4 P,rt~OPMID ,_. :•::2-:2,7~.--,;2~~2~·· :00:;;;,~,···~~~:.--,-,!~.. "=o! 6074 , 0~; apg~,~~~~er ~~:,g~ 'oc AREA Two for 1977 cho¥y von . · Coli 304·773·5151 . Public Notice Public Notice te. ,._,, ono lllidlng lido door -SALES & SERVICE U. S. RT. 50 The 'PRICE: S129soo tPius and Taa -r ·lcP•rt•. good condition tor 111•!1111 Villl'lli ,) I' r 1w I I. t ~. ,~· ...... -.u •• lilt.,...... 949-2061 ·-·- ·---- "~··-,.~~-"'--&~..,..~-~-).,.,= -".. =m~ ' 1c-~~" pT~fj~~~f-~:~gr-.'~·1Cr"r(il~:fttl!r~~~j~:J:~~4 ••, ••• -. ........... , IUVINO RAW FURS . .... onrl 0 - Hidot,Gintong Md yellow root . lolling · tr pping ouppllet. _ . , llghto, night llghto. Goorgo 8ucklev.ohono 114· 114· 4711,houra'12:&PM dill<iy. 0 DAVID D. GIINDSTAFF TOP SOIL·FILL ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS Sizes .,.,.,,.1, lr•lt- LIMESTONE HAULED AUTO & TRUCK DECEMBER .PRICE BUSTER KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 11o ~, .. LIMESTONE TROMM EXCAVATING FOI FUTUIE USE" PHONE 992-2156 ~=",.-=1!1-.·Cnurt-St., . . Pomeroy, Oh~o 45769_~. ~--,=~-~ Roger Hysell GARAGE • • ~:_.I,U!"!'! ~~~!'":...,,,J.! "J .R . tc:l NG , S•lt Rtl)mtntlllvt FOR FREE ESTIMATE POINT PLEASANT • ....._.. • INSULATE YOUR ATTIC OR WHOLE HOUSE t14 ·<42J.7SU and delivering the gifts. ..,.,.,...Ito.. !orwlu , Quality • or Be/pra,' Ohio C . R. NEWMAN , President VJrginJa Lee, Newlun, and Thelma White, home and orphans; Esther Smith, Charlotte Grant, Margaret VIrginia " ~ to those who donated money, food, and toys, and helped In prepar1ng ( 992-3410 tlloll!l!"- .Ouu~tlOI Humphreys, Hospital. Sonja Stanley. A meeting of the Past Councilors Enna Cleland, council captain, I Lonnie LeMaster u11derwent Ser.dl.~g· gifts ..,•.vern · M!Y..e e.nd -=-Club·-wa~ ' "nn::ru.-.ccd ,! ar .J,t!:!'1 r·S &t· ~··~ Me.ry _K_, ,JJoJteJ:"~ ~\lncllS'JPU!bt; . w gerj'W-edneSdiY af CIUI'i:l'ieD•s Nancy Griffith, Charles and Joan 7: :ll p.m . at the lodge hall. Enna Charlotte Grant, news reporter; Hospital, Colwilblis. Cards may be McLain, Bev, and Richard Moore, Cleland and DOrothy Myers will be Thelma White, news reporter; Lora sent to htm there at 700 Children's Damewood, Ada Bissell, Opal T.J ., Mike, and 'P at McLain, Riehle hllstesses. On Jan. 19 at 9 a.m. Drive, COlumbus, ~and Jennifer. members are to cut and sew carpet Hollon, delinquent committee; The Daily Sentinel . Doroth~ Ritchie, Mary Showalter, Mary Hayes, Opal Hollon and Faye Kirkhart, goodoftheordercommlt· C111t. . IIIII! Now IINM JUST CALL! WITH .-:'O'WiliERS·COR NING FIBERGLAS ' ' 803.. 1073 6018 5281 11018 15088 1220 15181 1211 5217 6211 5081 15019 8071 15032 1213 1284 11283 &221 71.80 71.08 18.12 58.12 10.11 68.37 68.37 11.25 51.12 51.81 73.11 lt!R"V COUNTY (Hemtoa Areal 10.153 CORNING-Su.,...._n 10.• 3 HEMLOC~-8uburbon 79.09 JUNCTION ClTY- Iuburb.n 73.82 HOCIC.INQ COUNTY (New &t,.ittviUe) 10.11 NEW LEJCINGTON-Suburi>an 18.82 NEW STRAITSVIllE-SuburHn 78,78 PERRY COUNTY llo......... ,..I 59.31 PEARY COUNTY (New StraltiVII) 10.11 PERRY COUNTY !Junction City Aroo/ 58.82 PERRY COUNTY IRonclvlllo Arotl 11.21 PERRY COUNTY !New Lexington ArN) 11.71 RENDVILLE 78.07 RENDVILLE-Sub•bln 78.07 IHAWNEE- Iuburbon 80MEA8ET-Suburban PERRY COUNTY !Coming A. .} PEARY COUNTY (Croakavllle Atte) PERRY COUNTY (Au.twllte ArNI PERRY COUNTY IThom"'llo Arool 71. II 73.03 11 .10 18.37 ~ 10.13 . 58.12 ~ 82.27 82.27 " 12.27 12.27 82.27 82 .27 82.27 82.27 82.27 12.27 82.27 82.27 82.27 82.27 82 .27 82 .27 82 .27 82 27 82 .27 82 .27 82.27 82.27 82 .27 82.27 82.27 82.27 82.27 82.27 82.27 82.27 82.27 82.27 82.27 82.27 82.27 82.27 82.27 82.27 82 .27 82.27 . 82.27 82 .27 82.27 82.27 82 .27 82.27 • 12.27 82.27 12.27 12.27 10.17 22.00 ~4.08 21 .00 22.00 8.42 8.18 21.00 8.81 3.22 ~2.01 1~::~ 10.15 .... 21 .21 9.71 8.42 8.10 10.47 10.78 23.11 23.. . 21.78 23.80 23.80 21 .02 21.41 28.32 . 8.42 21 .74 1.114 3.18 8.11 21.38 11.48 1.48 22.11 21 .38 u.n 21 .02 22.&1 4 .20 4 .20 l .l t 8 .24 21.17 23 .t0 21.14 22 .11 14.1 38.15 41.4 34.3 • 38.1 11.4 12.1 34.3 12.1 4.1 31 .8 40.4 11.1 14.1 34.8 13.4 8.8 11.4 12.0 14.1 115.1 40.3 40.3 31.0 40.9 40.9 34.3 44.8 47.0 11 .4 31.8 2.0 4.0 11 .7 31.1 17.8 7.2 38.7 38.1 38 .2 34.3 37.7 1.4 5.4 1.8 12.7 34.1 ~0 . 8 35.7 31.0 C,OST OF PUACHASEO OAS ESCALATION 8 ~ h d h at t e pres~nt an t e proposed rates are sub tect to dec rea se or mcrease mac c or~~nc~ h'~h t~e ~·~~at ~~st R~covery" proVIS IOns of Colu mb1a s Rules and Regulat tons en 1 e wn t e u •c t1 1t1es ommtss•on of Oh to, as reqUired by Comm•ss1on Ord ers dated October I 1, 1978, and Oct ober 18. 197 9 . m Case No 76-515 -GA-OAD . The proooHs E rax'"cs aEre a,.lsXo subject to an "Ohto Exc1se Ta~~: " clause as set fort h 18 1 0 1 v -.z ad'"~~~d7 '38"clude t~e ellects o/ Dh •o Exc1se Tax on gross All bills rend;;•J sh;ll be rec etpts as praY"• e m ectlons and 57 7 .81 of the OhtO Rev rsed Code . e~t · ' ---------------------~ Public Notice ' PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO ESTATE OF MABEL H. LfE. DECEASED CASE No. 24868 Docllot 12 Plge480 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY •On Dece mber 3 1. 1984. tn th~ M e1gs County Probate Court. Case No 24656 . Maurtlil L Mtller. 456 10 Mt ller Road. POmeroy. Oh•o 457 69 )'V<JS ·appointed Admtntstr atrtx wtth will annexed of the estate of fv1abel H lee, decease\}. late of R( 3. c/o Pomeroy Health Care Center. Pome roy. Oh•o 45769 ' Robert E Buck, Probat e Clerk Lena K Nesselroad Clerk II) 7. 14. 2 1 3tc 1~ c:;rv . TOWN & VETERIN Jf You Need Your House Cleaned CLINI . Weekly, ca MIDDlEPORT IN PAUL E. II: ' LEE CODNER SHOCKEY, D.V.II. OPEN Curb lnf,atlon Pay Cash for Claulflecls· and Sclvelll rour TEAM CLEAN EACH Wriflo own ad and oraer by mail witn 1hiS coupon. Cancel rour ad by phone when you grt 949-2030 EVE. 6·8 PT. PLEASANT OFFICE THURS. 12·31·1 resulls.Moneynotrelunclallllt. mo. Name 3305 JACKSON AVE. SMAll ANIMAl HOUitS AddNI~-------------- ~ 3 p.m.·l p.m.. Tutulay 6:30p.m.-I p.m. Wo.,ndoy 3 p.R!.·l p.m. fhurtday 1 p.m.·S p.nt. Fri4oy I p.m.·2 P·"'· !olvnlay 10 o.m.·11:30 O.IL To 81ve aw1y. hell grown kllteno . 1517. 18 Wanted to Do 304 - 418· Sm•ll black male houM broken dOll . Coli 304·8911· 3935 . Horne Improvements con- 1 m11tll dog part Beagle with dog hou• end chain. 304- 814· 317· 7857 or 441 · 4271. crete work. carpentry, plumbing. No job to amall. Reter..ce• ev•ilable. Call • 812·-1394. 8 1. 1 f llliiiiGI.!I Loot and Found ~ Lost: female be.Q'1e in vicinity of Mudaock. Reward. I or 811· 8335. 21 I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· LISHING CO. rec:ommondo that you do bu1ine11 with people you know. and NOT lhtough the men until you Mve invelti· gated the C)ffering. ...... Porli&;c;y-----.... to aend money Middleport & Vicinity · CustQm Buil1 Homes and Siding 22 Blown In Insulation 12·l·tfn "Free MerchandiH ~or Buffington Part on Island at Yur Round yearly con· Application dead· POrttand. S.R. 124 Caretaker, !tact. line Is 1/ 18/8~. ' : Contact The Ohio •• ;~~~~~~t~rl·-jWltl: ':,!b•~]'~!etrm:j·~nat:ed~; 11.17 eu7 22 .70 31 l."i~o~~!i:Tr~Noc~~~oE'Pted /rom such'" ~'listoric•l Society, 20 18 2 .1 19 1 ·~s~o~fJ~a~n~u~arv~~~ - I-•-::•~2~~"~~A~T~H~E~NS~ic~o;u~NTY~~~N~•;"~·~~~~~JI~IIo=A'"I 2-01 a.m. as 7 95 at 1280 WAIHINOTON couNTY ca."""t"~ 12.08 az .21 · · ~U.7- 1 11 se •v•ce unde• th isnder--Obtigetron-to rate .schedule " t:~f~~~~~~;i~i:r~e:~q~u~e]s[t';]of,',~a~nv:;~~j~~~~·-11 -:~t--H: ~~~9~8~5u:V~e~l~m~arAGvHe~.:·c-111 .._.._ll~·· !!!--~-i!,---' 'l1.88 HJ~-~.!------G:elumbra sh!lrno1-be-u · s,9 ned 6024. 11.38 12.21 h d 1h 1 Loli~ • HOME OWNERS·Rollnos.: to low flxed rite. U11 equtty for any purpoH. Lieder NO SUNDAY CAllS 3/11 /tfc ;HELP WANTED PARK CUSTODIAN Money to Estimates" 949-2801 Help Wanted Busineu Opportunity Coli collect 114-811· 11904 7 BISSELL CONSTRUCTION lARGE ANIMAlS AND SUIGEIY IY APPOINTMENT Coli 8 'HOMELITE CHAIN SAW C )Wa- 1 !ForSele F•~tllg Sp•~l•l• .( IAnnourtc:ement ( JForRenl ON SALE All SUPEI 2-14" 240..;.16" 240-18" I I I I I Monooo• 3051 . Public S1le llr. Auction 23 Co.. 114-592- Profession•! Services AUC1ion ovory Frldoy nlgllt 11 tho Hertford Commutllty Center. Truckao.da of new Pi•no Tuning and Repair. mo<chondloo evory · Con..grMntl of new 6 uMd lrunlcardl Mulic Co .• 448'0187. TWentieth . yeor of -llty IOrvieo. lane Or- ' nlelt, 114-742-2851 . "'""'""- ol-yo ..... cornld. Rlohord Ray-a, Auctl._r. Coli 304· 271· 30U. ·- #150 lEG. PIICI 1319.95 We,.. $219'5 22 Howard E. Frank ( 117. B. 9. 3tc $ 64.565.60 . 23.366 .00 12.010.00 ' 1M2 "1171 1 60 1 1274 1111 1171 COOLVIW - a........,. • WAitiNQTON COUNTVICoolv'He~) IT GLOU 1!11-lubuMIIOI COUNTY ICoc- - 1 HOCIIING COUNTY (Logon .._I ATHINI COUNTY COJoueter ANal AfM) :: =~a: ~~"ru=•lhNI , 10~ ,.ILIONVIW-IuburtNtn 1014 AMIIVILll-lwburbM . 1 1112 Nl COUNTY !Td-. -~ 11278 ATH ATHINICOUNTYIM"""YCity-1 1:111· WAIHINGTQN COUNTY lllovorly - I · iiii& CHiWCGTUE~Itu~fi =~ ::::.~:~"!:hiA-1 11 .7._ 11,17 7 30 e· l .. l? 11 ·22 11 21 · ; ::: : 70.13 73.11 el.2l 11.60 11.43 73-.:a · ~::; 12 .27 1 2 .27 12 ·27 12.27 12·27 1 2 ·.27 8 2 27 82.2 7 12.27 82.27 12 ··27 82.27 82 .27 G:.:7 ::::~ 0 .83 11 ,, 0 8 ·87 11 ·70 23 •01 ~01 :: 1 ,42 11 .71\ 8 42 21 ·08 · 22.n 21 ,14 ....... 0 .8 214 7 ··1 21.4 » .1 14·4 ~~:: 11.1 11 4 14 ·4 · 18.3 41 .e :.'74> ~ ~ .~ ~~::: :!:: prem1ses untt t at customer as ma e pavm ent o an amount equal to the Charge" for each month of the mterven1ng per to d, but not to exceed Sl)( {6) month s ANY PERSON. FIRM. CORPORATION . OR AS SOC IATION MAY FILE PURSUANT TO SECTION 4909 19 OF "THE REVISED CODE. AN OBJECTION TO SUCH PROPOSED IN· CREASED RATES BY ALLEGING THAT SUCH PROPOSALS ARE UNJUST AND DISCRIMINATORY OR UNREASONABLE . . Recommen d8t1ons which d1ffer from th~ appticatton rn.ay be made bvthe Sta ff oft he Public Ut•lit1es Ci>mmtslion of Oh io . .by Columbia. or by 1ntervenmg part1es and mav be adopFiedthbv !hef C~m,misslon d ' h I' C ur er •n or11 •8 •on regar mgt e app 1cat1on may be obtai ned from olumbta Ga,s of Ohio. Inc .. 200 C1vic Center Drive. P 0 . Box 1 17, Columbus. Qh 1o. 43216 -01 1 7, 16 141 460· 46ct3, or f_rom the Public Utilities Commiss•on of Ohio. 180 East Broaif Street Columbus. Oh10 43215 - ·tnctu~es 1iOCB68'~1!nt!"l)e'r4'0CF"c"OUtc-feer5'lis- cost ''Recover y-Al'.iJUStnlen•-e•iie"<:tW'e -.,-1 Sept. 10. 1984 and adJUSied 10 reflecl Oh•o ExciSe Tax on Gross Rece•pts pubhc ut•h· R~l_ COUNTY Arool 12.27 f•es __;___.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..--_ _ _ _-.J ,' ,__1117 __ _(Kingt__ _ _11.88 __ _ _22.21' _ _11.1 ___ • ' ' • 1 1 1 Att S E Wolfe n. ' ' :PH. 614-466·1500 ·• ' :::-=---:-:---:--::----.:·.... ' REALTORS' · 31 Home• for S1te ""'" E. Clellnd, Jr. 992•1111 r- ~wt· 11 111 ~.L,....-·-! ; M~GKEE_. p-' hon·t742-31'7-l ·· · 'R,ealt;f· Now In - Open HouM- new lftCNirlt, .... Dottie 992·5692 Je111 Trunell Mt-2660 Jo ,Hill 915-4411 Mall Thll CGUJI!III with ltemt... nce = ,.._ Co. l --~ The Dilly . .1,.111 . --ii-1 CGiiiflf-.._,_, , ~- lluylng dolly gold, ..ollvor colne,rlnge.j1Wek'y,oiertlng big country homo. 3 bcli., •, built on you• lot, t11,100aup. C~ll t -114, 811· 731 · 1-:--'------...:..'. · Ed. lur· ~.o!!.l!!!!!!e' !!""", 21!!1. · -· Ml-port, Oh. 11 4 ·112· 3471 . utllltiM, ••, . , . - · ~ lilo, 033,500. Cill · .... " -re. old colno, ..,.. - rency. Tap - . . 3 bdr. - · olty - ·· " 7_144. • ' �C' '-' :::;9• a 31 The o.a.. - .. Sentinel • Monday~ Jilnuarv 7, 1986 Pom.roy-Middleport, Ohio LAFF·A·DAY Home• for Sele 61 Houeehold Goode RHI cwte Middlepor1 home. reel BllrQtln Prlt:ell Call 3 bdr. home FR. LR, kitchen. Firewood cut up elabs. •11 .femlly room w·firep.. ce, heatllletor on bleck top road. vared . Call tor pric81. 6~4 - The Daily ·Ohio Trilcke for Sele Television · Viewing · Y7/85 1974 pickup truck. •1 .200. Colll71·3.1 18. . By Owner 3 bdr. all brick ronch. 1 BOO aq .ft. Iorge Monday. Januar( 7, 1986 1971 Doto.., PU. UOO or "Cffl trodl for cor. Coli 814-211-1313. ' , Knouff Flrowood Split· 96% t\trdwooda. · Seasoned or grHn. You pick up or we dollv.r. HEAP vondlr. 814211·1241. 114-112-8941 . 72 KIT 'N' CARLYLE ®by L.8rry Wright .. • EVENING -~~ = _...,_,,,_.•,,..~~- 1·~~~~"""'"' PU lood. Lorgor loodt doll· 241-1804. - C!ny to R_t. 36.,. ap_proKJ aero . .Coli 114-245-5238. Wilntoid 1983 io now Ford ven. corwerltion oi Window en6-'-l 'i"i2 ·t ti niW Chat.-,- cr, GMCJx4. Coll448·7019. 3 bd;. modular home in Middleport, axe. cond.- lo· c.ted at 780 L;.l.!rel ST. price .f2B .500. or b..t offer. Call 74 ' 014-992-1946 . Motorcycles (Answers tomori'Ow) AXIOM KOWTOW CLERGY Answer: What the embarrassed Scotsman Mad. Saturday's I Jumbles: ELOPE A "KILT" COMPLEX 4i Houses for Rent 44 . Apartment for Rent . and and mystery gameS are all here to tease vour bratn. 7:30 ·@ College~~ BaiketiNIII 81 Home · · - lmplroveinent•r-~~"~·~ Report ··· home. , car{'etad. _2 acres. 1 224 pound tobacco allot- ment. c i ty sc.hools , ~~~~~~------­ ' 32 Mobile Homes : for Sale . 1 ITY MOBILE HOME SALES. ·i 4 MI . WEST. GALLIPOLIS. : RT 36. PHONE 614·446' 7274 . ' ·-----------------: Must eell, Torch. 2-3 12x6~ , bedroom. unfurnished . In' eludes storm witldows end :screens. Call 614 -446 - , 7132 . ·.ll -------=-~ 12x65 m~bile home, 2 bdr .. 1 • new carpet, wnhar Sa dryer, ·! AC , stove & refrig, all • drapes. outside deck w:·.i.l"door outdoor carpet 8t , storage bldg. C811446· 1805 ;_._,t_•r_5_.______________ ••' -1 976 ~ Gove rnor-- 12 ! wood shape, S500 down take over payments. Call ·; .j\48-4096 . ···1989 Schutz mobile home with lot . Call 614-367 ·\-"i186. .... :.. a..x70 Park Ave. 3 bdr., 1Ya · ·baths. total electric, good ,C<ll1d . Cell 614-446-0176. 12X66 mobile home, 2 bdr .• new carpet, stove &: refrig .. all drapes. cqffee & end tabl11, t&, 100. Call 614 · [HBOI Fraggle Rock [MAXI ' Album Flath: Al-rno 8 :00 I]) Ciaco Kid m Collage Batketboll: Furnished house •210. wa- ter paid. 2 bdr., 1 138 2nd. • THAT THERE AFIE FACEG GO WELL KNQWM THAT EVER\1:W€ 441'8 after 7PM. 2 or 3 bedroom hou1es In or near Pomeroy. Furnished or' 1.mfurnithed. Rent end utilities negotiable. Day 814· 992-2381 , evening• 614· 992-6723. In Middleport, 3 bedroom hOuse. New kitchen . Call 304-882-2811 . 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Villanova at St. John's HNOWG WHO THEY ARE•• LI~E OLIVER Wllfi!J(JCHS! houae with fireplace ··~.~6 ,,n:)O . .'<all. .I HOMES _.1 rn Jeopordy Ave. Gallipolis. Call 446- · ·--~---:----------- County Appl,i ence, Inc . Good used appliances end TV teta. Open SAM to &PM. 613 Third Ave .• 1 bdr .. washer-dryer hookup, wate~ paid, depoat requited. $166 mo. Call446· 4222 between Mon thru Sat . 448-1699, 827 3rd. Ave. Galllpolit, OH. 9 and 6 . 3 bdr. unfurnithed garage apt . $260 mo. 1 mo . dep. Call 446-3786. · · Brookside "' Apta .. 1 bdr., laundry, water·trash paid, no pet•. $217 mo. plus Valley Furniture . . naw & used. Large section of quelitv furniture . 1216 Eastern Ave .. Gallipolis. For sale girl Cabbage Patch rent11 . furnished. Free estlmatu. Firewood delivered . '.Call Rogers Beeement Waterproofing, Cll NBA Basketboll: Booton It It New York _____ J<nickJ__ _ ~ Coli collect 1 ·814-237· 0488. 9 a.m. to I p.m . doll. 876 . Cell 304-676· 29"26 . ' 876-2076 or 876-2099 . Roofing, guttering. aiding, plumbing, cerpentry work and concrete work. free · ettimetea. C.ill448· 3171 . 55 Building Supplies · Iron Horse Buildar1. Farm • Commerciil Pole Bldgs. depooi1 . CaiL445-3474 a!· '. ALLEY OOP Mrt. King 16 • track door Ia men-door: $6238 oractod. 3 bdr mobile home, completely-furniahed~Conve­ nient lopation on Rt. 7 . Call 1981 Pontiac Bonneville Brougham 42,000 mila&, die1el enpine t4.6000. 246-5818. 2· 2 bdr . mobile homes. completely furnilhed . CaH '448-9869. Furnished efficiency apt., private bath and entrance. Suitable tor one person. Call 2 bdr. trailer Competely furni1hed, all utilities paid. except electric, good loCation . Call 446-8668 . 448-1232. Total electric mobile home for rent, no pets. Call Coll446-'3 919. 814-367-74.3B. 1 bdr. apt . downtown, 8160 per mo. Alto houM tor rent, 2 bdr. Aefarencet required. Singer Athena 2,000 Elec ... tronic sawing machine, for Hie. exc. cond. · Call 304~ Modern 1 bdr apt.. between Qallipolit 6. Holzer, no petl. Soc. dep. Call 448-2066 after 2PM . · 669-4014. ' 56 995-3647. HILLCREST KENNELS Carpet and pad $40. Baby bed al'!d mattress t26 . Call Boarding all brHdl. Heated fndoor~outdoor facilltiea. AKC Doberman puppies: 676-4419 . 814-317-7887 or 446 · 4271 . 1987 Chovolle 2 dr. U60. GENE'S DEEP STREAM CARPET CLEANING . 0 -· $1 ,800. 18861mpolo hard· top t1 ,400. 1974 Pontile LeMont Sport $860. 1986 a ted by owner. Deodorizera· scotChguard . FA EE eati· 1982 Impala 2 dr. hardtop Pets for Sale 8 N FordTractorgoodcond .• 81 .600. Call448-1004. New . Stud Service. Call814-4467796. Spacial Model ~ 138 ' 619 ·Home lmprovemenu concrete work , carpentry, plumbing. No job to small. Reference• evtilable. Call 1980 Citotoon 52,000 mlloo 83,200. Coll446-4109. Cttevella pant. Call 448- 8094. 1977 LTD A-1.• 361. PS, Pl. cruln t:ontiol. elr. right. Coll448·3224. priCe motet. Col 814-992-6309 or 814-742·2211 . (j) • (jJ' McCormick Mark and the . Judge join a neighborhood watch group that has become involved in interna· 'tional espionage . (60 min .) , CZl TV'o Bloopero & Practical Jokes Practical joke victims are Usa Whel· chel and Merv Griffin . (60 min.) 0 (I) ® Scarecrow and . (j) ® Wonderworks ICC) 'Hide and Seek .: Two s tudents fight to prevent imminent disaster when a c.o mputer program deve lops the capacity to make it' s own decisions . 160 min.) 814 -332-9745 Collect. Winter opl.: 30X40X9 with ter 4PM . .. .,______"'" ..,-..=..,. ® Wheel of Fortune 81 d'2i Pro-Game 'Show Iii WKRP in Cincinnati con 814-388-91&7. $22.600. Call 614-246 [_ 6_2&_6_.______________ ' --- CII Andy Griffith . (l) 0 Cll Family Feud Marcum Roofing 6. .Spout· · lng. Now ln.U. .g rubber · roofa. 30 yeara experience, · speciallzlni. In built lip roof. Remodeled 2 BR vinyled •• . Servlct•s Iii MOVIE: 'Gypsy ' [HBOI MOViE: 'Oh. Godl Book II ' [MAX) MOYIE : 'The Onion Field' · ' 9 :00 0 CD CZl MOiiiE: ' A Reason to Uve ' I]) 700 Club . (j) Ill tiJ Thorn Birda Part II ICC) GASOLINE ALLEY 0 (I) ® Kate & AAie Allie 'learns that being a · mother end a student are not lhat easy when she returns to RON'S Televlllon Service. Specializing in Zenith and Motorole. Quazar. end It doesn't seem possible NORTH 1-1·11 .Q 75 .KI0 53, t K 106 • A42 WEST EAST • A 63 • J 10 ··· • JQa:» e a • =, 2 ..,,--="', "'-"' ... •• A"'gi'cr=""--,•~ • 91 1 5 10 7 By Jamoo Jacoby In the Women's Event of the World Team held in Seattle last rvu.~r.;;;~;-~· . .- ..,_,_..,..... , .,=~,~ ed a preview of tbe when the USA again mel Britain. On the Q • J diagramed deal, Sally Horton of SOUTH Great Britain arrived al four hearts. ; ~~ ~ 2 Since .a t the other table her East-West • J3 teammates had played four clubs • K3 doubled and incurred a penalty of 300 Vulnerable: Neither points, she had to bring in the contract for her team to gain on tbe deal. Dealer: East After the opening lead of the diaWeot Norlll Eut Soolll mond ace, West switched to a small Pus club. Declarer woiJ dummy's ace and Pass 2• Pus 211' played a heart back to ber ace, dis-o Pass •• p.., Puo covering the bad trump break. Pass Undaunted. Sally Horton cashed the Opening lead: t A club king and led a spade to dummy's queen. When that held the trick, she played a third club and trumped it. . NexC she played a diamond to tbe trump- anything West Ieaiie, and lite king and trumped the third diamond . same end play results. Either woy, Hapless East bad to .. follow to all declarer gets 10 tricb. these minor suit plays. South now The key lo declarer's succeu lay 1n cashed her beart queen ·and led a low ruffiDB the minor suill with her 11D11J spade. If Weal ducks, East will. win trumps before playinl a ~ the spade. and be forced to lead into 'spade. Otberwile Eu1 would have dummy's K-10 of hearts. If West .wins been able to ruff the lhinflplde, Hit· the spade ace, Easl will have to inlwith either a club or a diamond. ! 1• '------------.....1 .. school ~ houoe cont. Coli 304-5762398 or 614-441-2464. CIJ Americon Playhouse ICC) 'Pudd'nhead Wilson.' Murder. finance . 366 grinder mixer buahel 11 L•1 &" tires dleport. 2332 . $8,~00. Trailer for sale '1982 Fleet- wood, 2 bdr., 2 baths. 14x70. Coll8 14·992-674J:. 35 Lots 8o Acreage Prime acreage Rt. 36 west, Rodney, OH . Inquire Walter White, Jet. Rt. 36 & Rt .. 68B . Renta ls 3 bdr trailer for rent,' 8126 mo. pluo depotlt. Call 9922777 or 992-99B6. For rent or sal& 1971, 12•66, 2 bdr. moblla home, new carp8t throughout,- in e~Cc. cond. Can remain on lot. Harrl1onville area . Call 614-742-3033. Mobile home in Gallipoli1. nice tor senior citizen• or married couple with .one child. no pets. deposit and merence1 required. K a K Mobile Homes, lm: .. 304- 671-3000. 41 Houses for Rent House for rent . Call 304 ~ 676-7283 615 -6104 or 876-6386. ..ftumished house. J bdr .. 29 2 bedroom all electric mo· bile home, t1315 .00 plus. utiliti11, located Qelllpolis Forrv. 304-876-4088 . 2 bedrooms. Sand Hill Road. 304-876-3834 . 448·4416 after 7PM . 44 Apartmen~ 0338 . Rivororido Aptt. Middleport. corpoted, 4milaout Rt. 21 B. Special rates for : Senior 3 bdr. home extra nice. e•tre cle•n. 10 min. from Galllpolit toWird Jachon on Rt. 31. Coli collect 614· 288· 614-992·· 5814. or 304· 882-2686 . 3 roomaand beth. fUJ~iehed . Coli 614-992·1108. · Two bedroom. •II el~tric home with full be..ment, patiO c~rpon on mile beck Coli oMr &PM, 992-1886. For rent In SyracuM, newly remodeled apt., e225 plu• 614;949-2801 ' ~ 992-8160. Pioneer electric power plant, c 4500 watto, 120-240 volto. 10HP. B·Sengine,usedlell than 8 hours, 8796 . Call 46 Space for Rent 114-367-7750 . Mobile home lot. $76 water peid, 4th & Neil, Gallipolit. !Coal Delivered) good lump. house coal 1 to 1 ton. call Jim Lanier 676·7397 or Cell 446-3B44 after 7PM. 304-876-1247 . Mobile home space 1 mile out Neighborhood Rd. Call Firewood. $20 .00 pickup load, $30 .00 delivered. Call 446-1340 . . 304-468-1728 . Perk, Route 33, North of Pomeroy. Urge lots. Call Firewood, will deliver.• counts for caah .or - 0% financing for 12 months, 6.8% for 18 montho orl .9% Oregonwvnd C1tterv ken nel. CFA Himalaran, Persian and Slameae' kitten,s. AKC Chow_ pupp_iot ... Coll 814446,3844 ofiOr-7. - Sp'ecial Price- AKC registered Cocker Spaniel puppies, buff in color. Cell 614-388-9766 . Basket and Caning Suppli11, Write for free price list, Carol'a Canary. 232 Barnsdale .Road, Cemelot, Char- For Leese lottotvllle, Va . 22901, 1· 804-973-16411. Apt, for lease. overlooking city park, LR, kitchen, stove. refrig. , dining area. 2 bdr., for 24 months with normel down payment. Keefer Service Canter, St. Rt. 87, Pt. PleaNnt· Ripley Rd, 304 ~ 895-3874. two Qood tireo. $126 . Call 304·876-2249 . For ule 4 tlnch11. Cell Coli 6'1 4-266-1 322. Standing alw timber, phone 304-876-4681 after 6 p.m. 63 livestock Silver miniature poodle pupa. 304-BB2·3672. 57 Musical Instruments For 11le or trade Reglttafed Morgan ttalllon Ia 2 rr .' old filly. Call 814-379-26B6. . 64 Hav .& Grain Lorge round bolotofhoy,UO ooch. Coll448-10621ftor 6. Hpuaehold G!Kidl I I .Ill' IIIII ldllldl burning slave tiiS, Mayug wringer washer t715. Skaggs Appllences, Upper -· 2nd . wHk in Janu•rv. c•n- ..... Vlllef, tloop I . 3041711·441.2 ' 1 bedroom ept. In Pt. Pleuent . Coli 614 -44106~2. t800. Coli 448-4482. 19BO Yolktwogon Robblt diesel,· AC. exc . cond .• t3,800. CoM otter 4P~. 448-8264. ' 1 976 2 dr. Ford Gronodo PS, PB, new tires. good 1hape. for any type of camper. Call CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine Gtlllpollt, Ohio Phono 814-448 -3888 · or 614-446,4477 JIM'S PLUMBING & HEAT· lNG . Rt. 1, Box 3111. Golll· polio. CoM 614-387-0678 . Good-1 Excava.tlng, ben· menta, footert. driveweya. Mptic tanks. landacaplng. Call anytime 814-448· '41537, J1me1 L. Davleon, Jr. owner. · 1978 ; Pontiac Bonneville lroughem, axe cond, loodod, 614-441· 1018 or 448-4112' onytlme. 1978 Z-2B, ~04· 871-271 ,4 or 304-8,7 1-1177. ' Excavating [HBOI I WORKED TOO LONG AN' TOO HARD ~BUTTER To Arma' 10:15 (l) World It War 10:30 I]) Togllher: Boonea AN' I DON'T AIM TO LET IT OUTOFMV SIGHT MONEV·· SEWING Mochlno ro ... lro. Solot I 8arvlce 8horpen CD -Boai of . c.fton . To- Sclnou , Fabric Shop. Pomeroy. 814·992-2284> night's guests •e Maureen Stapleton, Bil Maher and Budd.:t Rich. IRI 160 min.) 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Locey 'CID Homefront The impact 304-676-2440. 83 196& Oldo ~~ V-8. outo, · 1914 Morc~rv Nntgoodc bo:r~d,good 1111 Ford pldtup fomiiY air o cq lectort. mi. 1.,71·Qpoi-Monto tiOO. Coh 441·4412. -rll. 1•a1 Pocltord. 8H ot Jot. lit. 31 I At. Ill ot Rodney, Oit onytlme. woohor ship Coverage of this karate bout is presef')ted from Miami, FL. (90 min.) fiJ (l) ® C119ney and Buildlng~ Remoldlng, con · . crete. drywall, electrical, kithcen· bathroom lnltllll· tion, door~window framing. 19.78 Comaro, typo LT. good cond. Coli 814-949·2833. 71 Autoe for Sele 10:00 ffi PKA Full Contact Karoto· World Super Hoovywaight Champion· cot. 304-89&-3802. 614-9811-3839. Rlvor Rd. 446-7388. range Rotary or ceble tool drilling. -Molt wells completed 11me day. Pump 11111 and •rvi- runs good, body good, good family .car or collectors. 304-678-6288. •1 71, wo.olir-1 riage is in trouble when Dick and Jo.@nncl an~mpt ro colla borate on a pillow-making book . (fJ Rose Bowl Preview tion. Call446-3622 . ,..r defroat•. tilt wheel, 30 ln . ronoe •too, 30 ln. oloctrlc ron110 double o.-.n Hko new UOO, 30 ln. a•• range · •ea. .0 ln. ges 11:00 PM. work· 446· 3092 . 1981 min.) 9 :30 fiJ (j) Newhart The mar- applicotlonl 304-671-2088 or 876· 7388. VB.outo,PB,PS,AC,AM, .otorm door UO. Coli 6 14· 841-2801 . coln Avo .. • 1311 mo .. 304· 1711-3811. 1970 Ford Falrlane needs RINGLES'S SERVICE ," n · perlenced carpenter, electrl~ cian, m11on, ·painter. roof· inO (Including hot . ter '80 M.o nll Carlo Landau, Auto washer e85~ ftve other weahers to chooae from , O•• 1tov1 •75· 2 others to choo.. ,from , electric range til· 2 ott.rs to choo .. from . Rofrlg. '911, tide dopotit. Coli 912-7034 or 982-7671 or Hoil~ fur ron1 23271'11 Un- 1973 porfect ohope f950 . 1987 GTO 4 tpd .. porfoct cond. !960. Coll992-8848. 1981 Chovy ScotdoloC-10, 306 Y·B. At., PS, AM•FM rodlo. ·rodlol tlrot, U,495. 1878 LTD 361 V-8, AT. AM·FM rodlo, olr, .796. Coli 614-387-7760 . M1: rc 11.111111 s I' tidl, rofrlg. Olds Del1a 88 convenlble. 1914 4 dr. Cho,.oiot, trocle both. $110 ~o. plut utlllli... Coli PJ' 446-1819. ~1 3991 . 1966 Oldt 8B• V-8, outo, 8~. 4-2,56 - 1989 . Wanted; Puppy, small breed dog to make houae pet. Preferable 6-10 weeks old . 1974 Pontiac 400 engine. "" pa~ . running cond. Buy all toga1her aaVe. 982· Ford Fairmont good condi· 62 Wanted to' Buy prejudice -·-··~·- Grader blade for John · 1977 LTC A-1. 361. PS,.PB. Deere, 300 leries, t360. cruise control, air. price 1 4x7 Crager styli wheels, right. Cell 448 -3224. AKC Regi~ered Chihuahua . 'Call 814-38B-8832. phone 304-676-2B97. 814-992-7479. 992-7721, 5447 for more inform'ation."' Oepotit & fiftt month rent Pomeroy 2 bedr.. Naylor'• a'nytlme In Januray, payt to Run erea, '100 dep . req. Morch tot 1886. Furnished room, t126 . Utili~ till, range, ret. Share bath. Men onlv. 919 Sec .. Gallipolis. 446 · 4416 after 8 p.m . Citizene. •t30. Equal Hou•ing Op,rortunitlet . 614- •275 mo. plua utilities. Dep. 1 - - - - - - - - - - - & Rot . Coli 448·8080 2 bedroom furnished epart· evenings. montt. Coll614-992-1434, 700 wheats pennies. Some old coins. Stamp collaction 1 Old wooden Washer . Call 1 portable wether for S30, brown plaid winter coet with hood aboutillze12 $10. Call Furniahed apt .. 2 bdr. 243 Small furnished house In 3 bdr. 2 bath. double stall garage, full besement, fullY Call 6 1'4 · 448 ~0768. 49 Jacklon Pike, redecorated, t240 utllltlot pd. Coli 441-4418 after 7pm . citY. adultl only. Call 446· For rent Sleeping Rooms and light houM kMping rooms. Park Central Hotel . for Re~t 2 bedroom house 42 Chilli· cothe Rd, t210 per mo., $76 dop . Cell 446-3870 or 448-1340. Furnithed Rooms COlUIITRY MOBILE Home Noll Avo .. Golllpolit. t226 plus utiltitl, references . Call 46 Toka largo dit · deceit. •a.Evoon~ eounomo... 12:15 Cl) MOVIE : 'Ploy It • It lat'i'· ~ -~. 12:30 (I) ...... Thot Bob Ylllterday'o Cryptllttlote:_ WHEN. YOU EDUCATE -A MAN YOU EDOCA'l'E AN INDIVIDUAL; WHEN YOU ..... - EOOCA.'n: A. .WOMAN YOU EDUCATE A WHOLE FAMILY.- R. M.MACIVER I ~ ·' . . ..,.,.. .' -. . ..' ' �'' PornerOv Page 10-The Daily Sentinel --Local Briefs-.- ...... OES ·chapter meeting Area deaths Laura Dunbar Pomeroy Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, Will meet at 7:45 " Monday, January 7, .1986 Middleport. Ohio Couple files defamation suit 1 . (ContlnuedrromPage1) CQUrt order. The suit also claims the Departmentor Human Services continues illness -,. ,. _. ,_,. . ., . ,_ --"""'· l1£1l· . J'I~a Il'eJ~. ~ ~~~~. ~ eF c~ter,~; . -·=-J J ; ~~~:~,!~=~r;~~~~~~ ~H~e~w~as~;,born~~~on~t~~~~~~~reruse~~to=retum:~the~~~~E i . rary ~ U meetihg slated .j;.;d' ~~~n ~'lliutty ' l b Lb _ a.t _ TheM1ddleportUieraryClubw1).lmeetWednesdayat2p.m.aithe . homeofMrs.ArthurStrauss. The annual business meeting Will be held and two books Will be ~·reviewed. ~-"S..Ben I'I!!!<!OAwillte:il<:)l' ~-R~IUI!I'l!v.tqJieavr.ll ~ b~ •• rev!;.' Johanna Johnston, and Mrs. Nan Moore Will Mr. God,~ . Is Anna." For roll call members are to give a favortte shoq; prayer. Teachers' co~t.tract e.Xtended · . The contract of the Meigs I.Dcal Teachers Association with the Meigs Local School Otstrlct has been extended to Feb. 1. Saturday. ADC distribution released Th~ January dlstrlbuilon for Aid to Dependent ChUdren In Meigs County totaled $226,443 and went to 2,472 recipients, according to the report from the office of State Auditor Thomas Ferguson's offtce. . The total distribution to 643~101 recipients ln.Ohio's 88 counties was $61,462,260. Ferguson said does not Include the weekly E: 1 · "lmew or should have known that such statementa would be published and circUlated" in Masoq County. 1be suit clalmS thl!t the state- 01~bU~""~ ,.9-nd. .c,lr.cu~ ments made by Burdette were and ·,. = chUdbe:'::. thl!t the , ' n 0 n . p r i vi 1 e g e d The sidt further claims thl!t the conununtcations... " . Inaddltl theHortmansclatroln West V1rgtnla Department of Huon, Boh B man Services, by and throUgh Its the suit that ~~~TVan . · """"~ • .,.,.,1,. __, · - •"" --ft-'" em)ll_ll<nvee and agent of n~ -Scrnit:=l's Clllifc"m ·Ma:son, ·was'!r' '' 'MJ'. WatSOn"'Was ' jli't'CWed" itr- .._-=, =:.o!!!'=~.v~~··-H·mtfngton,''"W.\fa- mt-a-reit!Vi!itvTI ··· member' of the Mason United death by hiS wife Vera Pickens tlves, and Coounlssloner Burnette, un . ., . d he ~ MethodlStChurchandMasonSenlor Watson In 19QI. • "untawfuJJy and In violation or the broadcast ~erally ~an am Citizens.. Hetssurvlvedbytwodaughters, rights or your Plaintiffs, released · m . Mason County, negligently, Mrs Marjorte Cowey of Sacra· confldentlalandprivllegediJI(orma- . recklessly, maliciously, and In SurviVing are two daughters Mrs. Paul EleEtt Huber of Mason' m~to """' . and Mrs Jnvce tlon contained In their Hies" to Dr. willful dtsreganl for the truth made • • """'" · "' . and reported defamatory stateand Mrs. Ray (Mary) Pickens of Howell of . WellsvOie; two sons, Sopher. ts" to the CoUple ' two sisters, Mrs. watsonafChlcago,ID., TheHottmansalsoclabnthatDr. men them W.Va.. died Sunday morning in . Watson and Minnie Iceilhower HolzerMedlcaJCenter. Watson.For32yearsheworkedfor Co~bta~/· daug1906,h at WreSt theCrucibleSteelCo.asamachtne um , . a., ter o the operator, and was a member of late Lewis P. and Hattie Q. Fowler I.Dca11212. He attended the SalvaDodson, she was a retired nurse at don Anny. and Mrs. EWing of Mason; a brother, Lester Dodson of Mason; and three grandchildren, Cheryl and Heidi Huber, and David Pickens, Funeral services will be held at u a.m. Wednesday In Foglesong Funeral Home, Mason, with the Rev. John Campbell • 0 Council,· reviews ·PiZ7a .Hut opening problems .nature."' r the viJlage to use the same procedure lor sewage disposal that had been used by the three unit By NANCY YOACIIAM Sentinel Stall Writer o=~~~"1be~~bu~llfd~ln~g~ls~llnls~~hed.[!~~w~e·~v~~:~go~t~ov~e~r~a~~a~partmen~~~tbuilding which sat on the lot now called for occupied --·4524 -1~·~,-~-! .at 25 Centt '~·, ~ ' "reporting . statements as though they were established facts when, in fact, the alleged statemen~ not establtshed as fact, were false, and were of a ilon-prlvlleged communicationS Uverpool; four siSters, Mrs. Ralph (Daisy) Clark of Belpre, Mrs. Pauline Cornell . and Mrs. Finley (Lucy) Powell, . bqth of East Uverpool, and Mrs. Mitchell (~mma) _Bess of Wellsv111e; a brother, Wallace Watson' of East Palestine; !:wo baH-sisters, Mrs; Darlene Eichenberger of New 531 JACKSON PIKE· Rt 35 WEST • Mason County sheriff's deputies are still withholding the name of the person who died In &n accident near Point Pleasant Friday night, pending ident1!1catton of the body and nottflcadon of the victbn's - ~ciiTti..T-==«<...,_...,.,.,--=~- ~·-~. - --~ __ _,____. "u1· ..:-~ .,...,.~~ """" The victim was reportedly a passenger in a New Haven, W.Va., poltce cruiser which slld off W.Va. 62 '\Dd struck a telephone polE!. The drtver of the cruiser, Vincent H. Smith, 24, and another passenger, Charles J . Gray, ~.both of New Haven, were treated and released from Pleasant Valley Hospital for (njurles·suffered In the accident e EMS units answer 9 calls .. · It was decided that the extension to the restaurant had to be, cpmpleted but that the lateral work to ~ping," said tile mayor. However, acconling to Besuden, Pl22a Hut might he wtlling to pay for the include residents couldto not done.COunty The COB grant · money was returned thebe Meigs Commls- pumping If ,EPA A · jobs for 25 to~ people and we expect an annual sales Mayor Rlchanl Seyler explained that the village engineers. 1ep1 esentatlve Joann Montgomery. """·-~--- G~$500,00!.i~g., .~.a. !!Ut.ro!1p!R"a!imt. h: w!!ll.ng tQOO ~~ 1.1.1as 1.ma~t.J.hat tLI!lf. t.OOt..rul new r-o~t:rnctl®....,..... --·-··~=-- ~ _-~_..,.Jii,ds ~!@d@d "' ... ..,, •m .... ...._ ._... " '"Pizza Hut would open tomorrow. We would have anything possible to get the Pomeroy restaurant · must adhere to updated standanls as required by the At Monday's meeting, the five high bidS were -;- ·lipi;!leo 1i n'ion'ilf ago ii ihene i~<<<ru<Xri' a w;;:; tv ctc11," " open." Ohio · Environmental Protection Agency. EPA officially rejected by council. The county commlssloh· Besuden added. . These comments were made at Monday evening's standardS call for the sewer Hne extension from the ers, who opened the bids and were to administer the Salary set . m~gofPO!neroy VWageCouncU byBohBesuden, end of Porileroy's present Hne to the restaurant. project, ·will he advised by councU to also reject the CouncU also passed an ordinance for the salary of . A grant from the Ohio Departmel\t of Development . bids. Jllew bl<ls will now he takep, on the revised . , the ~ tax adminiStrator. The tax administrator will · regional manager of ·construction lor Pizza Hut Inc. Pizza ·Hut of Ohio started the Pomeroy project last . was obtained for the extension. A Community project with bid opening expected about the end of this have an ·annual salary of $15,00!, to be paid by the year. Since that time, thecorporadonhas hem bought Developnent Block Grant was obtained through the month and actual construction to begin around the v1Jiage. Meigs County Commissioners to lay a lateral Hne at first week in February. After some discussion about the fire chiers salary, out by Its parent company, Pizza Hut Inc. "The corporation has reached a point where we are the same dme to connect residents along the The Idea of using the lift stadon which must be It was decided that the yearly salary should remain In a difficult situation with our investment," Besuden extension. Installed for Pizza Hut as a temporary holding tank $500 with another $500 to be paid to a chief who Is said. "fiad we known what we were getting Into, we The combined total of these grants was about was discussed by the group. Seyler pointed out that licensed to Instruct. 1 would· have locate<! somewhere else." $100,00!. The two projects were comldered as one and · this Idea had been suggested before hut ~jected by Changes are also being made In the v111age's Sewage procedure Uve companies bid on the contract All five bids . Pl22a Hut because of the cost o~ping the sewage Insurance policy to drop unnecessary coverages that "<"'"·~F..ru~w~ ~~~~.....-:-~ - p..~r .._!!} ~ ~~t:!~"!g~c:--..::·-~..:.:~.!-=::-.!.~~ ~~~~!--evaY~bl~~~~r?t. kt~~-b~JOl-- , ...()1)1 h.y,_.tnl('.k..Qn ;;m every other day ~is. are now included in the policy. thus meaning the project had to he scaled down. "The village just could not afford to pay for the · · (Contb;ued on page i4) ·~ ,_ construction, Pizza Hut representadves were told by Appropriations OK'ed by council Eastern Band Boosters to meet Wedemeyer named new ·s uperintendent at Carleton School Eastern I.Dcal Band Boosters Will meet TUesday night at 7: ~ In the .band room . · Food co-op orders taken ByNANCYYOACRAM sentinel staff Writer Lee Wedemeyer of Northup has been hired by Meigs County's 169 Board of Mental Reta:nlatlon to UU the superintendent's. posldon at Carleton School, recently vacated by John Foster. At the present time, Wedemeyer has not olflclally taken over as superintendant. He will function as administrator pending his certtftcation as a superintendent from Ohio University. Although not at the school dally, Foster's services as a superintendent Will still be available If needed. · Wedemeyer has a master of education degree with a major in special educadOn from Ohio Unlver;.;-cr.=air.:i · a=Uaehclw of The Meigs Cooperative Parish Food Coops Will be taking onlers Thursday at the Senior Citizens Center for delivery on Jan. 17. Orders w_IIJ also he taken on Jan. 24 for deltvery on Jan. 31. These will he.the final onlers and deliveries for the food coop due to a lack of Interest. New deputies commissioned such Involved a temporary of thrne In the -.~ ,swners--· Veterans Memorial Three deputies - Don Snyder, Rutland; Brian Bissell, TUppers Plains; and Harry Lyons, Racine - have been commissioned to serve under Meigs County Shertff Howanl Frank. Frank took over as sheriff at 12: 01 a.m. today. Jail sentence suspended !rom Rio Grande College. He Is certified by the Ohio Department of M'ental Retanlatlon and Developmental DlsabiUtles as a quall11edmental·retanlatlon professional, and by the. Assoclatloll of Mental Health Admlntstrators as a .mental health administrator with a PUBLIC OFFlCIAL- Rick Crow, left, 'beiiJI8111101hertenn In publle ollloe as Meigs 'County's pi'OIIeCIItlng attorney. Crow, ran _ dllopp0se11n November's eleclloD, W88 sworn In Monday momlng by Meigs Coumy Conunon Pleas Judg& Charles Knight. w.., speclaltzatton in mental retanlatlon. . Prior to his coming to Carleton School, Wedemeyer was employed as a program director and assistant (Continued on Page 14) ~ - Legisla~ive· business may await "s~ate of·state' .address 0 Weather Sorority· meeting Tuesday XI Gamma MU Sorority will meet Tuesday at 7: ~ p.m., at the home of Mrs. EveiYJ! Knight A white elephant sale will be ~eatured. Tonight; cloudy with a chance of snow flurries and turning cold, Low 20-25. TUesday, mostly cloudy and cold. High25-~.Chanceofpreclplta· tlon 40 percent tonight and 10 percent TUesday. Ohio extended fOrecast Wednesday through Friday: Generally fair but cool through the period. Highs 25-35. Morning lows 1>-15 on Wednesday and 10-20 · Thursday lind Frtd!ly. ELBERFElD$ , Js11ustg Clestsncs/ ' Heavy Duty · . LAUNDRY . S29.95 539.95 549.95 579.95 589.95 Jackets .•..• S16.00 Jackets •••.• S27 .00 Jackets ..... 534.00 Jackets ..... 555.0~ Jackets ..... 562.00 40 Lb. Box liegular-and extra large sbes for men. Boys' 1b1n You'll like the seleclton of.stylts and colors and the special clear~ ance salt prices now. USE OUR FREE PARKING --~ lOTS "-~ Regular S24.99 $ N. 2ntl AYE. 99 Senators were convening this afternoon to start tbelntroducdonof bills, Including highly touted Senate Bill 1 which would cut the state income tax by 10 percent a year In eachofthenextthreeyears. Sen. Rlchanl H. Finan, R· Cincinnati, Is sponsoring the btll which represents a campalgo promise of GOP candidates whose claim last yearofexcesslv~taxatlon helped them wln 18-15 control of the Senate. · Committeeineetlngsalsowlllget • ' Riffe said he also expects the under way soon In the Senate. Republicans have said they want to · Legislature to have other troportruit send Finan's proposal to the House measures come before It In •he weeks ahead. ,by Feb. 1. · He mentioned a measure drawing Riffe noted that Celeste also ts . new congressional districts for Ohio proposing a tax cut but said the to comply with equal-population amountwlllnotbedisclosedunttlthe requirements of the U.S. Constltugovernor presents his1985-87budget don. 1be present 21 districts have to lawmakers around the end of the been voided by the federal courts. month. The speaker said he also expects "I don't helteveweWUJhedotngall to see bills dealing with ecooomlc that much until then , except we wtu he ha*lng committee meetings," development, various aspects of crtme and child abuse. Rille said. Includes Shipping us Tax MIDDLEPORT, OH. GENEVA, Swtlzerland (AP) Under tight secrecy that suggested progress In their talks, Secretary of State George P. Shultz and Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko today ' l!()ntlnued efforts to reopen u.s.Soviet nuclear arms negntladons. · Sh11ltz anived at the Soviet <!Jplqnatlc mission at 9: 28 <~.m. (3:28a.m. EST) for hlsthlnlsesslon In two days with Gromyko. U.S. officials said they ~ted there would be.a fourth and final session later today and that Shultz would likely hold a news conference, hut there was no fonnai8IIJIOIIII()I!II - oltheday's.agenda. However, the chill that de\'eloped between the two countries during the Real!an administration's first term appeared to be yielding to cordlaiJty and conciUallon after 6~ hours or talks between the two men on Monday. Dropping their usual resem!, S.'lultz- tuad Gro..-~ko v..n:a ~!n'.o!t~ playful In llO'Ini for pcturell Monday,whlleamutuaJJyigreedon news blackout hinted tliat tlleyeollld be at a critical point In trying to set up future arms talks beyond the . two-day session In Geneva. In · 'ptevtous sessions between ihe tWO. .Shultz~ promptlY madepubUchlS dlf!ereilceS with Gromyko. Both sides have hem careful to portray the8elllonsaaexploratory, stressing that theY are !lot anns negotladons. 1be Sovli!ls broke off two~ ot nucleer mlsaiJe 13 months ago. Apart frml the am11 control Issues - both nuclear aneilals and ~weapons- the two p-el11· meftla niay be lijlj)i'*"'lllla -an An applqlrlatlon onllnance cai- general obllgaUon del)t service, Ung for expenditures ol more more bonds and Interest; $75,00! lor the ihanamllllon'dollarswasadoptedat . West Main Street sewer fund; . the Monday ntgllt meeting of $140,(00 for Union Avenue construcPomeroy VIllage Council. tion; $3(6, 745.00 for enterprise 198) appropriations for funds to funds, water and sewer bond operate the VIllage of Pomeroy payments, etc., and $4,!500 for the Include $:l90.400.00 for the general pollee pension fund . The grand total fund; $297,1'l0.0611 for street depart- of appropriations made by the ment and ut11ides; $21,439.40 tOr vlliage is $1,134.255.00. Two killed in Ma8on accident ·POINT PLEASANT- A two-car acc~nt on W.Va. 2 Monday night laJ!Is a&~eerllentonaiCJint!lpiiCeventure. The l!lea. wl*b llread.Y bas the lllldotlellll!llt o1 President Reagan and Robert c. llchrlane, hla natloall ,I!CIIJ'Ity acfVIaer, has pined "new CUITf!IICY," said a U.S. ot11c1t11 who apo11e on condition of . U..iViy.iiJty.· ·. •. • . \ \. Riffe. GWmor and other leaders were formally elected by acclamation Monday after having been chosen earlier by members of their respective caucuses. . GUJmor returned to the post he held from 191Jl-1983, thelastttmethe GOP controlled the Senate. Sen. Stanley J . Aronoff, RCincinnati, offtclally became president pro tern of the Senate. Rep . Barney Quilter, 0 -Toledo, was renamed speaker pro ten of the House. Councll OKs appropriations Both sides mum " on talks progress DETERGENT· MEN'S AND BOYS' ·JACKETS ByROBERT.E .MDI.ER 0-NewBoston,startlnganunpreceAMOOiated PreM Writer , dentedslxthconsecudveterm In the COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -Ohio's top House post, talked about an new Legislature Is open for bust- abbreviated January schedule-, ness, but leaders say they don't punctuated by Democratic Gov. expect to be fully geared up until Rlchanl Celeste's "State of the neartheendolthemonth. State''addressJan.l6. TennewHousemembersandfour Riffe recessed House floor sesfirst-term senators joined Monday. slons until 'that date. as the lawmakers took oaths or But across the Statehouse, senate office and began work on organlza- President Paul Gllbnor, R-Port tlonal matters such as procedural Clinton, and other leaders of the new· rulesandcomrnltteeasslgnments. Republican majority Indicated. a · House Speaker Vern Riffe Jr., buster month. resulted 1n the,deaths or 21-year-old Sandra L. Roach, Gallipolis, and ?A)-year-old Harold R. Johnson, 23ll r 1 ~M~onroem!!!!i.:JA!1:,ve!!..!!,l~Poln!!J)t~PieasanonI, condition at Pleasant Valley Hospi· _tal, accol:dlng to the ~pokesperson. - The spokesperson said Jeffrey A. Sabnons, 22, Milton, W.Va., who · WB.Il driving a 1978 Fonl truc.k also Involved in the accident, was taken for~ _ to. eYJ1 where he was treated and =-- - Mason ou riff s released. · Department. 1be cause of the accident wstDI Both were passengers In a 19'17 under lnvestlga,tion by tJie shertfl's · Ford Pinto drlYm by AJJeil L. department. , · '111ECASTOFCJIARACI'ER8-S..PIIIIIG.iw,R-PotiCilnton, Hanning, 29, GaJUpolts Ferry, Rescue units from the Valley center, laltl willa S.. 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