https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/bfc31db8e5bdaeb6f34370fbd0f8e99c.pdf bd352bd405b9ac733815893f8be4b4c8 PDF Text Text . Page 14-The Deily Sentinel TUesdaY· January a. 1986 Porrieroy-Middleport, Ohio ' · .--Local ~Briefs:-__, Rutland Lions to meet Area deaths John W. Lee Jr; Rutland Uons Club wW l)'leet Thursday at 7 11.m. at the Rutland Civic Center. Reagan budget may miss·deficit ,cutback ==== lie Fire car ~~ :; ~ ,·' The Shert!f's Department has also identified a man Ui'VOJViti'g·ciNi'w'iiaven, 'Yi ;;·,a::;·}AJiiu! cruiser last Friday night as Charles,M. Noak, 50, Pittsburgh Pa. Point business robbed I The Point Pleasant Pollee Department is continuing its search for a man who apparently robbed the Shop-A·Mlnit store at 22nd Street aild JeffersOn Avenue at knlfepofnt Moilday night and fied with $136 in cash, a department spokesperson said this morning. The white male, wearing a bandana over his face, entered the Shop-A·Minit at about 8:46 p.m., carrying a)mlfe, and demanded money from the cashier; the spokesperson said. . · After receiving the casli, .the suspect fled on foot, she added. Pomeroy man cited Charles R. Ae!ker, Pomeroy, has been charged with driving under the Influence of alcohol and also charged with driving wtder suspension in regard to an lnc!dent which occurred at 6: (6 p.m. Monday on County Road 32, Eagle Ridge. Accordirlg to a report issued by Meigs County Shert!f Howard Frank, Ae!ker struck, but did not ldll, twodeer whlle operating his 1969 vehicle. Aelker contacted the sheriff's department who went went to the scene to investigate. Ae!ker was arrested as charged and taken to the Meigs County Jall. · Frank also reports tha Martin Searles, Rutland, struck and kllled a deer on Ohio 124 in Minersville at approx!ma:tely 5:45p.m. Monday. As reported, the deer jumped from thesldeoftheroad Into the path of Searles. The grill, hood and radiator of Searles' 1m Plymouth · · sustained heayy damage. . Marriage license issued . A marriage license has been issued in Meigs County Probate Court to Floyd Dean Pullins, JO, and VIcky Lynn Barber, 19, both of Portland. Darlene. K. Bates, LangsvUJe, has flied for a divorce in Meigs County Corrunon Pleas Court from David Alan Bates, Pomeroy, on · grounds of gross neglect of duty. Brenda K. McGrath, Reedsville, and Ronnie D. McGrath, Racine, Bank seeks judgment co:, · Farmer's Bank & Savings Pomeroy, has demanded judgment In the amount of $12,217.20 In a suit flied in Meigs County Common Pleas Court against Ronnie Dale and .Elva Louise Holley,, . Middleport, for non-payment on a promissory note for real estate. The bank all;o request Ioree~ and sale of the property located in the Village of Middleport. Tax 'office lwurs listed Pomeroy.tax adm!nistator Terri' Long has announCed that for the time being, business hours for Pomeroy's tax office wUJ be trom 9 a.m.-3 p.m. The telephone number for the tax office is 992-7090. benefit fonns coming : Everyone who received a Social Security check In 1984 will receive a ·SQclal Security Benefit Statement 'form 1099 soon. ' Ed Peterson, A!hens branch manager, said the benefiCiaries -with Albany and Middleport zip codes will receive the l099s this week and other area Social Securtty beneflclartes wiD receive their forms later In January. . Syracuse · experienCe rate h j k e resl•de.D·(S • The Social Security 1099, wlll · explain benefits received, repay· ment of benefits, and any deducuons. Included.with the 1099 wlll be an Internal Revenue work-sheet which wW help people determine It their Social Security will be taxable. Peterson further explained that the 1099 will Include a toll-free telephone number for those who have questions about the fonn. The Wedemeyer (Continued from Page 1) superintendant for the Columbll$· Developmental Center, Columbus; a community inst!tuUonal coordinator for the Ohio University Center for Human Development, Athens; a fac!llty director for the Buckeye Community Services Transitional FacWty, Gall!pol!s: as a . unit manager for the Gallipolis J)eyelopmental Center; and as a manage· ment specialist and a program consultant for the Department of Mental Retardation and Developmental DisabWtles, Chillicothe. Wedemeyer graduated cum laude trom Rio Grande and. was selected as one of the .outstanding young men pf America In 1983. Wedemeyer must complete three to rour courses at Ohio University before ~ wtll be eligible for certlflcatlon as a superintendent. He wW be commuting dally to Syracuse trom his farm in Northup, near Gallipolis. Wedemeyer told the Sentinel he feels the Carleton staff Is very profess!o~d he looks forward to working with them. $ , 35 3 CROW'S FAMILY RES.T ·' ~ (Continued from Page 1) Jeff Darst showed that the Middleport department answered 412 EMS By-NANCY YOACIIAM Sentinel Staff Writer A county budget of $7,£64,538.56 for the year 1985, :7 result of 19113leg!slation authorizing to explain the fonn and figures but ·the taxation of Social Security Peterson cautioned that only IRS Weather forecast benefits. · · can help with .tax computations or A single taxpayer filing an lax forms and what other Income Tonight, partly cloudy. Lowl0-15 . •lndlvldua~return must have$25,nD may be taxed. • Wednesday, mostly cloudy. lfigh !Ji ,Jn countable income before Social __ The Athens Social Securtty offiCe _ the ~-~ .. Chance _Qf J!IIQW !lear. ;securti}' 6erief!IS would be taxable, · !sopen8:45a.m.-4:30p.m.,Monday zero tonight and 20 percent . ; so Petm10n estimates that nine out through Friday. The local number Wednesday. ' of 10 beneficiaries would not be Is 992.Ql22. ; affected by the law. ' "Only thoSe with substantial · inCOmes will pay tax on Social WEDNESDAY NIGHT SPECIAL Securtty benefits but since every :beneficiary will get a 1099, we don't : want those other people to be ;unduly alarmed," he said. Served with : He went on to say married people "Who file joint returns have a $32.000 Mashed PotatHa, , .base amount, but man1eds wbo rue Choice of Sal9cf, Roll & Dr1nic !nd!v!dual returns must include tllelr benefits with other taxable :tncome, regardless of the amount. ;Only up · to one-half or 1984 Social :Security benefits will be taxable lor PH. 992·5432 Pomeroy, OH. ·anyone. ' • Racine Village Council and Board of Public Affairs have called a town meeting for 2 p.m on Saturday at ·2311 Monroe Ave., Pleasant, Frederick Barker of Gallipolis, and Improvements to the vUlage water · rescue calls. Twenty-seven calls was dead on arrtval at Pleasant Michael Roach, with the U.S. Navy, system. Involved structures; 16, vehicle: ~-valley · 'Hosp!tafal~'li:'l9 ·· p.ri\': ."Sffi'r!Jiego,-erun:; ' itraternal -gi"'anct:-~"~;r,., nire'dilg'Wli~·iJ;ciud"a·lolffo!"-·-eii:hCfSrusfi:"liiiatrasn' fifes, live;- ~ Monday followllig an accident on father, Ashable DeVault of Po!trl' existing facUlties, history and mutualaid,35rescuerui'l!hazardous W.Va. 2 at Gall!polls Ferry. Pleasant; and paternpl grand· operation of 1he village water conditions, and 18, false alarms. system, budget and operation The est!maied dollar loss, accord· . Born July 18, 1964, at Galllpol!s, mother, Grace Roach of Gallipolis. sonofHaroldO.andNedraS.Durst Funeral services' wUJ be an· expenses, proposed system lm· !ng to the report was $346,475 for Johnson of Point Pleasant, he was nouneed later by the Crow-Hussell · llrovements and repairs, all to .be structures, and $14,ro:J for vehicles: followedbyagroupdiscussion.A total of 9460 miles were drluen ·a nemplayeeofMcDonald'sRestau· Funeral Home. The emphasis ofthe meeting Is to during the ~ear. Mutual aid was gain !mput from village residents, rece!vedonfourofthecails. Council and the Bo~rd of Public The need for additional fire Affairs advise. hydrants on Railroad Street as well Vetenms Memorial assomeroadrepatrwasdtscussed. Councilman Jack Satterfield pro· posed that the village adopt an Admitted Dehorah Snyder, A five-percent rate increase will Additionally, council has decided ordinance to regulate how long go Into effect Immediately for all to get In touch with the office of Langsville; Robert Lawson, Reeds· build(ngs which have been burned cable subscribers in the _village of William Spratley, consumer advo- ville; Hamer Roy Searls, Middle· out can stand without repair. Syracuse. cate, to seek help In matters port; Minnie Clark, Gallipolis; and He particularly mentioned the . Amanda Murray, Middleport. This was announced by Lester concerning the rate Increase. City Limits and Empire Furniture. Dtscharged - John Motley, Errett and J.M. Crawford of In other business, council moved Hoffman said that he Is in contact Consolidated Communications at to hire a municipal park director for Elizabeth Stover, Wilbur Hanning, Empire and .that the City with the lMt meeting of Syracuse Vlllage the upcoming summer. Anyone and Edna Walker. Limits property . remains In Council. interested in applying for the litigation. Soup dinner Crawford explained that the rate position of park director may call New signs for some of the streets ~ increase Is in nne with a .new law Bill Arnot~ at 992-5818 for further was discussed with the mayor . · ThE! senior class of Eastern ·High recently passed by Congress which details. School will have a soup dinner reporting that several have been allows cable companles.the right for 'A final matter which came before ordered. In answer to a question • increases. Crawford also pointed council was that ofwater 'consump- before the Southern game_Friday. about the railroad property, the : Serylng will be from 4: 45 to 6: ~ out that the present 25 percent t!on. Gordon Winebrenner of the · mayor reported that the village is • p.m. and the cost will be $2 for discount allowed for senior citizens water board Informed the group . sUD negotiating. · $1 for students and adults, and and the disabled will not be affected. that water consumption within the Attending besides tbe mayor, Dan Levingston presented plans village was extremely )llgh. Al· . children under 12. The menu wUI Councilmen Satteri!eld. GU· were to council for the opening of a new though ail pumps within the water consist of chili orvegetablesoup,hot more, William Walters and Dewey restaurant in Syracuse. Levingston system are working and providing dog or sloppy joe, homemade pies, Hort. o n. stated that he plans-,to open his the necessary water, Winebrenner coffee, tea and or koolald. restaurant in mid-February. The felt that stricter regulations were establlshment ts expected to accom· needed for water consumption. odate approximately 50 people and Present at council meeting were will serve both lUnch and dinner. Mayor Eber Pickens; Janice LawCouncil discussed at length a new son, clerk; Milton Varian, pollee. rate llicre3l!C being asked for by the chief; and Glenn Cundiff, Oris Syracuse Home Utll!tles Co. Council Hubbard, Ernie Sisson, Bill Arnott opposes any rate. increase and has and Ken Cundiff, council members. instructed Janice Lawson, clerk, to eontact Herb Gibson concerning the utU!tycompa.'ly"s.ratestr'.!Cturea.'1d . Council · Jsnus1g Clss1snce ' Couple files for divorce j Town meeting set . RANT Pomeroy out that although an ordinance was ' passed recently by council raising the 'salary of the clerk-treasurer to $8,400, !his raise was actually'made when the former clerk-treasurer, WUI!am Snouffer, took over In that position. A resolution had been passed by counc!l at that time to make the pay . . raise but an om!nan~ qad never been prepared and put on record. Councilman John Anderson was · again chosen by council to serve the hoard as council president. Present at Monday's meetng in addlt!on to · Besuden, representing Pizza Hut, Mayor Seyler, and Councilmen Young and Anderson, •were Jane Walton, clerk-treasurer; councn· members Betty Baronlck, Henry Werry, Bruce Reed and Larry Wehrung; and Bob Campbell of Hemlock Plpel!pe, Racine. .SPORTSWEAR SALE Chlldren Services; $43,856.64 to the EMS Transfer Service; $5481 to the Marrtage License Special Fund; $140,397.19 to the Federal Revenue Sharing; $7953.66 Quality brands like Devont'Summit, Smith & Jones and Boston Traveler. Jogging ·outfits, blouses, blazers, ·sl~cks, · skirts and lined sweatshirts! new budget is $1,718,493.25 Mental Retardation Gift Fund. · -.....-~pp;-Op~t.;"d to ge,"i€• 'al tu.iltlr-bast ·yeru-'-5; bnlEro:l :.. -~ '"~----· -~- -· ,. _ - SaiMry schediiie~ fUnd appropriations totaled $1,643,993. The new salary schedule for 1985, with state Other appropriations include $3558.75 to the Dog mandated raises for several offices is as follows: and Kennel Fund; $560,ro:J to the County Board of ~7.716 tor the salaries of Commissioners David Mental Retardation and Developmenlal DtsabUJties Koblentz and Rich Jones, an increase of $844 over last Fund; $2,358,1167toPubllcAssistance; $47,492.!1)tothe year; $16,872forCommlss!onerMann!ngRoush, who Real Estate Assessment Fund; $1,500,tnltotheMotor is still on the old salary schedule; $24,134 for the auditor, no increase over last year; $20,475 for the Vehlcie and Gasoline Tax; $13,004 to the Sol! and clerk of courts, a $975 increase; $11,555 for the Water Conservation Special Fund; $57,150.69 to the Youth SeJV!ce SubsidY Grant Fund;· $73,006.38 to the , coroner, a $555 Increase; $19,950 for the recorder, a tuberculosis fUnd; $,372,691.56 to EMS; $29,616 to in the meeting ihat he would rather~ the money used for the highways since that Is the fund from which engineer$ are paid. Helelt taking the big raise an increase of $12,500. -,- . Opted lor iower raise -· ~- ~-= Phll Roberts, Meigs County's engineer, reported to. the commissioners during Tu~ay' s meeting that most engineers In this part of the state took the larger raise. · This means !hey wilrhave to declare themselves fulltlme engineers for their ·counties and will be unable to take outside jobs. . Because Robel'~.<! took the lesser raise, he can continue to contract outside work. Roberts also stated · salary will raise tci $20,475.' · ----= -Tne CdinfnOn pj~as and proOate--juvenHe·jUOge~ 1U'e·· each paid $4,255.38 out of county funds. This is a percentage of their salartes. the rest of which Is paid bY the state. Also included in this year's general fuild 1s $92,tnl for reappraisal purposes , S45,tnl for an every other year required state audit and $20,tnl for a county planner, to be hired later. _ . Included in revenueshar!ngWUI be$26,tnl to$.JJ,tnl ·for the Tuppers Plains sewage disposal project. Budget battle is underway County, utility to share bridge cost COLUMBUS. Ohio (AP ) - The battle of the budget Is on .in the Legislature, but this time It centers around cutting taxes instead of .. raising them, as !td!dtwoyearsago. · The new Republican majority in the Senate Introduced Tuesday Its campaign promise proposal to cut the state .income tax 10 percent a · year In eaCII"of the next three years. A short time later, two top ftscal advisers of Democratlc Gov .. Rl· chard Celeste said the GOP proposal is more than thestatecanafford unless there are cuts In important services. Meigs County Commissioners situation. The brldge Is expected to and Ohio Power Co. have entered be rompleted as sqon as possible. into a cost-shartng agreement to According to Schrader, this Is the rebuild a brtdge on Rutland Town~ · fourth time In thepastfew years that ship Road 176. OhioPowerhasenteredintosuchan Ohio Power representatives . arrangement with a COI.inty. HowJames · Schrader, Canton, Bm ever, !his Is the first time ln thts part Kowalenko, Portsmouth, and John of tlie state. Liebrecht, Canton; were present at Sewer bids reJec4ed Tuesday's commissioner's meeting In other business, as requested by to discus$ ,a rrangements for the Pomeroy VIllage Council, the com· project which will cost a total of missioners off!c!afiY rejected the $41,445. bids for the Pomeroy sewer tine Of that total, Ohio Power will pay extension that were opened on•Dec. $28,16Jtocoverthecostofmaterlals 28. All fio)e bids were over the and $15,tnl of that amount will be . amount alloted for the project. The plaCed with the county prlor to project now rests. in the hands of "'ieg!nnnrig· ~'"'The te-· ~ council. • mainder wUJ be paid upon compleAccording to a letler from Middleport VUJage Council, Middle. Uon of the bridge. Meigs County's share wUJ be port Is consldertngf111ng appllcation $12,585 to cover the cost of labor to · for a single project Utter grant to build the-structure. clean up the rtver's shoreline within · OhioBrldgeCo.ofMartettawUJbe the vlllage. A Sliperv!soi' wUJ be in of construction. hired to oversee the project which 1'h,• ...,, ....oleadstoan0hioPower wUJ be carried out welfare andtheretsnoalternateroutetothe ~. tw Utter grant recently substation. awarded to the county. At the present time, the bridge's Hearing slated load tlrnlt Is restricted against ' According to a notice form the trucks or buses. U the bridge Is not Ohio Department of Health, a public replaced, 'problems could artse lf hearing wW be held at 1 p.m. heavy equipment needs to be taken Thursday in Columbus in regard to to the substation in an emergency (Continued on Page 12) K~g sentenced ·-· .GENEVA, Switzerland (AP) U.S. officials fanned ·out today to brlef world leaders on the agree. ment to resume .arms control talks with the Soviet Union, an agreement the Americans !jj!ld was nearly deraUed by a Soviet walkout. No date or place has been set for the negotiations, which the two sides - in a joint stalement Issued late Tuesday - sa!lt would be aimed at "preventing an arms ra~in space" aild "the complet'e ellm!natlon of 'challenges. Reaian aooeo that ne !lOped the swap would help them Inject ., .. ~~=~· =-"lltering,.;~LMarshaU_4la.tgr:~r· _,~- ~ i:llli wldchboulle8Raclne's29emergencyaquadmembers and two EMS un1ta, went up in 0ames Monday evening. Squad member Chal'loUe Wamsley, speak· lng on bebaH of aD squad members, IUIIIIliiOOed at Monday evenln!l's Racine Vlilage Council meeting that the mortgqe had 11na113' been paid off after live yean of fund l'8islng efforl8. 1be buUdlng 1lself cost . $17,50tl. or the 29 member squad, Ove are panuned!cs spoke of the "Immense tasks" that nuclear arms everywhere." The agreement came after two tie ahead for the two superpowers. days of discussions between Secre- • "There Is no need to speak at tary of State George P. Shultz and length that the talks were not Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei A. simple," said Gromyko, adding that Gromyko, along with top aides, at the Soviet Un!pn "WUI go Its part of the U.S. and Soviet missions in the road fully aware of the Gene\/a. responsibility shared by the two Shultz, · before leaving for Wa· great powers." ' · shJngton this morning, made no President Reagan, inteJVlewed comment but gave a "thumbs up" · b;r the Dallas Mornirig News shortly sign. Gromyko, who left for Moscow before the agreement was an· 45 minutes later, read a brtef nouneed, was quoted as saying, "It statement in English in which he sounds very good." Baker-Regan job exchange By SU~M. SCHAFER Aasoc'eted P..- Writer · WASHINGTON (AP) - Pres!· dent Reagan Is embarking on his second tenn without the coterie of close aides and advisers who helped propel him into the Oval omce and gulded.whlte House operations and policy during IUs first term. In a spur-Qf·the-mlnute, nation· ally televised announcement, the president surp'r!sed even his own staff Tuesday when he disclosed that two of his most senior a~ -Chief of Staff James A. Baker ill and Treasury Secretary Donald T. Regan - are switching jobs. The president praised the two men as having "<;!llllpUed outatand: ing records of achievement" clur1ng his first tour-year term, and explained the change by saying they sought new opportunlt!e~ and - Joeeph King was sentenced 'I'IIHday In Meigs COUJity Corrqnon Pleas Court to six months In jaU, sentence suspended, and was plaCed on five years probadon by Judge Charles Knlght. King was allegedly an accompl!ce in a Nov. 14 breaking and U.S., Soviets to renew By~Y SCIIWEID POMEROY OHIO $950!nci'ease; $23,625!ortheshertff,a$1,1251ncrease; $28,350 for ' the pfOS!'Cutor, a $1,350 increase; and $22,155.38 for the county court judge, an increase of -~abou~~~f~~oo~·;nD;·~o~v~er~lM~t~~~~~~w~a~s=a~d~o~~ed~·~~in~Sta~te~F~wxffi~~;~~~7~.~~·rro~t~o~th~e~Bo~nd~~fl~~t~~~m~~~n~t ·c~~~.7~~~.~~o~~~er~ills~t~y~ro~r~.;~:~~~~~~~~~~-~---~~~~h:a~v;e~p~re~se:n~ted~a~~~~w ~~the~~co~u~ncy!~·~·J,;·--~ was $6,956,046, to tile LandfUJ. FUnd; and 13311!.64 t~ the -- figure engineer had the option oftak!ng over a new term of office oo Sept. i. At that time, his ·--~~~~~~·····- •··-F~·~;~~~;~i;;:::~~~~~~~~;~wo~r~k~:er;rs~-~rn~~~~:~~~~~=~:~;::;;; '5 ~ and extra size sportswear. ., Commissioners OK $7 million·.appropriation ' Fatal victim W;entified ~ '*---:-:,.,..,..;._ """"": ~ ""'=----=..:'r.:="'!! ~enttne l' wassetat$50toa by which caught fire in. 'the carburetor Monday. Pomeroy Firemen were called to Peach Fork Road at 10: Ill a.m. Nine firemen responded to the call which was the first fOr lte;, • .~ """'""'"....:.~- No.1BB I': ~SS at y ,=" . ...... ·""" • "'=-=· ')'enewedvlgor" intotheirworkand are really conservatives in COIIS<:r· 1hat he wa~ confldel)t It would vatives' eyes. They're not In mine." "col)tribute substantially .to our Reagan announced the switch second term." ~rely 2!1 hours after It was put to '!be moves were gree· ed with him by his long-time aide and generalpraiseonCap!toiHlll,where deputy chief of staff, Michael· K. Majority Leader Robert Dole .~ld Deaver, who revealed his own there were . "no losers." DOle Intentions to leave the White House only last week. described both men as pragmatists wilD understand the need to reduce According to presidential spokesthe deficit, but he also predicted Ute man Larry Speakes, Deaver, Regan .rtaff turnover would not have any and Baker engineered the staff " ·affect on the pres!derlt's opposition maneuver during the past several to tax lncrea8es. weeks, keeping the president In the Reagan himself addressed that dark untll they had workQ:l out the point In ap Interview Tuesday with details of the arrangement. The Dallas Morning News. "The The 73-year-old president entrue beUever in the White House Is dorsed the plan when it was put s1tt1ne bt the oVal Oftlce," Reagan be(ore h1ln on Monday Speakes said. said. Reapn's style haS been to "No one has been whittling at me delepte many of the detalls of or trying to change my phllO&OPhy martagement to his staff, preferring since I've been here," the president that his aides reach a consensus said. "Sometimes I wonder If lOme, before they approach hlm for a of thoSe very vocal ~atiVe5 ~ ~~luuc -;- Mayor Charles Pyles, seated left, held the docwnenl while Flre Chief George Cummins, seated right, applied the Oame. Also present .for the occa•'on were, llrsi row, standing left to right, Mar!Jyn Wolfe, Hettie LaudenniH, Charlotte Wamsley, Linda Dldclle and Bev Curnmln!i. In the rear, left to right, are Lee Floyd, Wayne Lyons, Gene Lyons and. Bill Rpberts. aJ"DlS when he appeared before the court seVeral weeks ago. Rick Reeves, also allegedly involved 'in the breaking and entering, was sentenCed Monday to a year in prison. limitations talks The agreement to &open nuclear arms negotiations, which the Soviets broke off a year ago, nearly didn't come off, top U.S. officials said, because Gromyko threatened to walk out of the 'discussions and because of a dispute over Reagan's "Star Wars" research program. Gromyko "was on the verge of wallOngoutw!thoutanagreement,'' Kenneth Adelman, director of the u.s. Arms Control and Dlsarma· ment 1\gency, said Tuesday night. · If Gromyko hadwalkedout, only a "vague statement" would have emerged from the discussions, Adelman said. Instead, the superpowers Issue(! a joint statement, saying: "The sides ' believe that ultimately the forth· coming negotiations .. .should lead to the complete ellmlnation of nuclear weapons everywhere." · The statement added that the "objective of the negotiations will be to work out effecUve agreements almed atpreventinganarmsraceTn space and terminating It on·Earth, at limiting and reducing nuclear arms, and at strengthe~ing stra· teg!c stab!llty." The prtnc!pal dispute, ~ccordlng to Adelman and Robert C. McFar· lane. the White House national securtty adviser, was over the "Star Wars"· space-weapons program, which the Rearan administration says is defensive in nature. Gromyko insisted the approach has offensive potential, while Shultz stressed the emphasis Is. on research. �\ .. , Wednetday, January 9, 198& ·p&ge-2-The Dally Sentinel COmmentary Pomerov.-Middlepot't. Ohio ~ports Wednesday, January 9, 1986 SKIING CORTINA D' AMPEZZO, Italy (AP) - NoiWeglan skiers finished l ..2jii s-Wvr!.:~idjlJYfiV:t~g .t~·tt ff. · Roger Ruud won the last race prior to the World Championships of Nordic events In Seefeld, Austria, .. with a total of 200.6 points on two jumps ofltr.5 meters. · . Teammate Halvor Pe~n was ruru.er-up Wiih JumpS of!li' and 85 meters and a total of 206.4 points. ' SCHl.AOMING, Austria (AP) Switzerland's Thomas Buerglet posted his first World Cup victory, edging favored Marc Glrardelll of . ., ·! l'he~K:ahane-- proble;n_·.·.,. _. . ._-~"".;_'·-.:_.c _ _ _=_.:.:==...:-_=_ _ _...:,__ _ Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA . ~j;b . . . . I . .:. . .,. =-~~ -~~~ ~-·- ~--= . ~v ROBERT L. WINGET!' Publisher PJ\'l' WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/ Controller BOB HOEFLICH General Manager . ( "· ·JERUSALEM - Tile Images of rad Vashem, the memorial to the Holocaust, are so m11ltiple and haunting that one leaves with a amere!lr sef~or""impreSl>ions"a:fier · every visit. Some riew Items In the catalog Of horrors has struck hodfe with special Impact - perhaps the photograph of a group of prisoners being herded along In their degrad· lng death-camp uniforms, four of - them w ~!'<1 A MEMBE.R ol The.'Assoclated Press, Inland Daily Press Assocla. tlon and the American Newspaper Publishers Association. llatlng placards because they had lawstodealwithKahane'sdangersexual .relations wtth AryahS. Tile ous presence, which Ignites hostility and violence whenever he makes woman's ·stgn says she prefers to have sex witlj pigs. his publicized visits to Arab neigh=• l!ll:tca:rt ileclli\:telilpOI'afYlliiour '-·· 'lflffiooas:""rHis fol!owetll'smliSIII:Q = this? Israella themselves have -Arab shops In the Old Qty the night taker\ to caUing MK (Member of of hls election, undeterred by sorrie Knesset) Melr Kahane's. proposed of the pollee.) . . . . "reforms" a reverse kind of But the drafting of a law tailored Nazlsm . Am9ng Kahane's propos- for· one man Is usually a bad als for racial Is a law to procedure. Someclafm that Kahane • LE'ITERS OF OPINION are we lcome. They shou ld be less than 300 words long. AIIIE>Itt>rs are subjec t to edlllng and mu s t be signed with name, address a nd tele phon e numi:M;!r . No unsigned Jelters .wlll be published. Lett er s should be In good-taste, addressing Issues, not personall.tles. But this time something struck me because It had an Ironic contemporary echo. In the room devoted to tpe persecution of Jews a photograph before World War shows a man and a woman made to stand In the street wearing humi· by tmprl$onment for 50 'y ears. Kahane repl'esents a threat the Israelis never expected to arise In their midst, against ··which they have not framed laws - e.g., there are anti-racist laws In Israel. Some advocate the of special n: ' " against ·~ has not proceeded him . . TIIere are anti-terrorist laws, which he seems to have broken when he praised tn print the rocket bOmbing of an Arab bus In Jerusalem. Others ·(Including the attorney <relleral) think the Knesset remove Kahane's Immunity outside the chamber, a prlvllege the memQers of the Knesset can withhold trom each other, one that r;uarnnt~s -~~<>C!~movement , .for any MK throughout Isrl!lll. SWl others think the whole Idea of Immunity oul$1de the chamber is bad law, prompted by the partlcutar circumstances of an. earlier time, and should be repealed even If there· were no Kahana locuslng briefs... ~ - Kahane may unintentionally · have a good effect on lsraeli politics If he furthers the ~ause of electo'ral reform, an Idea the Labor Party has supported ever since Da\dd Ben-Gur!on first urged lt. Tile splintering of the party Into tiny (largely religious) facilolls comes from an electoral system that gives the - ~..by ISyracuse rally drops Boston obscenity-laced tirades against coaches and players of both teams and game officials.' rtALEi.Uil. ~'i\f.c: rAP) ~"" orth Caronna State's Chris WashbUrn told pollee he was 'guUty of taking another athlete's stereo but said he wasgolllgtoputttback,accordlngto a tape played In Wake CoUJity BASKETBALL PITI'SBURGH (AP) - Unlverofflclals Said By 'lbe As!loclated ~ ~tionhasn'tbeenmuchofa proved just as disappointing when shots from the field In a 3.1-palnt · No.7 Syracuse rallied for a 64-58 perlormancetopaceGeorgetownto b~lngfor~iptt.College)_basket;. , ~ctory,l'll~>e.H\~!J.!~.,--...-. ,v, a ~7Q .f@'IP~<?-'l.!lrJlelon. HaU _<IP<I,, • -;"~~~;: . Eagles. ·· · - · "I !eet trustrareo, ratner man Clemson'sVIncentHamtltonscored t TIIanks tD the attention lavished down," said Boston College Coach 27polnts topacetheTtgerstoalW!-81 on Doug Flu tie and rest of BC's Gary WUllams. "It's not like I'm victory mier No. 9Georgta Tech. football team, the basketball play- down from losing. We were just so · ers labOred In glorious anonymity close and dldn'tget it." Georgetown, 14-0overalland~ln · while winning 10 strl)lght games. BC1ed43-341nthesecondhalfbut the Big East, rolled . a 40-26 D.t~tr.tctr..ourt ,.,.,.._ .-~-;;...~.!y"' wOOri the-.Ea~~MoS:the _,.. Syxacu.se J.V~~e~ -:=lQ-2 -n;,."l-'=halftL.rne et!;~,~~Ol'.fi:et~:ll-l~~l!c;:;:;},+~l ... Washburn, a 6-foot-11 freshman . first time - an 82·00 overtime featuring three baSkets by Dwayne turned the game Into a rout with·a ce~~ter on theWolfpack basketball deciSion to No. 1 GeOrgetown last Washingtor\tobrlngtheOrangemen · 14-6spurtopenlngthesecondhalf. team, was.ordered bound over to Saturday - did Boston College gain back. · Superior Court for trial by DIStrict a spot In the national ranklngs. · In other gamesJnvolvlflg ranked Ewing enjoyed the third 30-polnt Court Judge Narley Cashwell on Be's first outing as a ranked club clubs, Patrlck Ewing hit 15 of 17 game of his career. · charges of second,degree burglary. . .Iciw.a (APl-='J'be_. ~~ run and tiKi Austrian-bOrn Glrardelll could not close the gap, despite a near-perfect second try. Glrardelll clocked a total time of 2 minutes, 36.65 seconds, compared to · ·Buergler's 2: 36. 76. · P~-M~~~~~·~~------------------------~The ___o_ai~ly_s_~ __ tinei~-~-K-~-~--3 conduct seminars on social skills for Hawkeye basketball players. Judy Baldwin, director of sports services for Frank Magid Associates of Marton, said university officials were afraid of breaking a National Collegiate Athletic Association rule. ATHENS - The Athens .Lady apd John Rtlfle. Eagles, but despite his effort. the BulldOgs rolled to a 59-23 victory Southern had 26 rebounds, 12 Lancers won !D-45. over Southern's Tornadoettes here turnovers , five steals, and hit 14 of Reynolds hajj 21, Mike Martin 11, recently In a non-league girts' 40 ·from the field for 35 percent Chad Sinclair four, Jason Drenner basketb~l contest. Southern hit five of 11l at the line for three, Chris Lance two. Wade Led by Janet Huwe's ·30 points, 50 jiercent. M9rgan two and Kenny Caldwell Athens overpowered the much' · · Tile little Tornadoes' next play two. smaller Tornadoettes as the senior will be at Ral;enswood a.t 7 p.m. Burchwell . paced the winners with :)8, Mace ahd H and Workman g11ard opened the game "1th Wednesday. $69 95 . RSA8 Rated at 8,200 BTUs per 'hour. The most compa~t . most ·economrcal radiant model. Great for smaller heaung jobs Operates hom 28 to 39 hours on 1.7 gals. kerosene .U.L.· Lrsted · OTHER SIZE .,;a:stel'll hit 17 of 41 for 41 percent -~!~n~~;:_eit~.;~~-t~~~t-J~~---:~,,~,~~~~~~@ts.~··· steals, 13 turnovers and two assists. F -H hit 24 of 49for49 percent and nine of 15 at the llne, having 20 rebounds, six steals, 14 turnovers and five ·assists. Eastern hosts Southern Thursday at Eastern High School. ·I KElLER BUSINESS SERVICES ACCOUNTING & DATA ;ROCESSING 611 EAST MAIN STilET POMEROY, OHIO 45769 4) 992-7270 ®@ WOLf[}{] tf[}[]fE .. WO~fm~fFJ@ &fm@ @[¥)~©0&[L @[1V[MJ [pO©® Golden opportunity to get in a dig Axing free enterprise __~___R_ob_er_t_Wt_al_te....:.rs When Rep. TIIomas P. O'Neill was re:elected to a fifth and final term as House speaker, his longtime adversary. Minority Leader Robert Michel, couldn't resist a golden opportunity to get In a dig. By tradition, the vote for speaker at the start of e:;~ch two-year session Is by party-Une vote. Running against O'Nelll, as he has In the past sessions, was Michel. O'NeUl, of course. won hands down, since Democrats control the House 252 to 182 (with one vacancy). It ts up to the loser In speaker's contests to preside briefly over the House to tntroduce the victor. TIIat gave Michel a rare chance to wield the gavel and to transfer it to O'Neni, who has announced he wm retire after his current term. . Michel used what was supposed to be a ceremonial occasion to get In a few PA!i!san points. claiming that even tbJugh Republicans were In the minority; In the November congressional elections "there were only 40,00J more Democratic votes cast than RepUblcan votes." That, suggested the DHnols Republlcan, "suggests a much more evenly divided American sentiment out there than Is actually represented here by the numbers." Michel went on to lament hls "loss" to O'NeUl for the speakershlp. "If only we could have waged this contest out there on the golf rourse, I think I O'NeUI, never at a loss for words, allowed that ... Bob gives nie about eight · or 10 strokes on the golf course.''"But the Interesting thing Is that oftentimes his statistics get a Utile shady or he Interprets them wrong. TIIat Is quite iill f4lhl, Bob." O'NeW then presented Michel with the gavel - also a tradition. "We want you to t.ave It foryour mementos," the Ma511achusetts Democrat told Michel. :"We always hope, of course, Bob, that In two years you wW be In exactly the same position that you are In today." . Ml!anwblle, House Republicans are peev-ed that their representation on . House committees doesn't always reflect their true ratio to Democrats In the overall chamber and are threatening to boycott ImSt committees entirely. · The GOP panel charged with picking Republican · members to , committees, the ~-member Republican Executive Committee or\ Ommlttees, has thus far refused tosubmltnamesofRepubllcansformost committees , untO and unless Democratic leaders create more GOP cornmltlee slots. . , "We won't be bought off any ~ by the cnxnb of an additional seat_ here and there," said Rep. Jim Courter, R·N.J ., an executive committee inember. He said, If nece$S8JY, one Republican -and only one- wW be sent to committees If they try to meet before the Impasse Is resolved. HoWever, ..Minority Leader Michel appears to be urging fellow . Republicans to cOol It, at least for now. He Is still negotiating with Democratic Je~rs on committee ratios and 'ISh~ thinp"t:an be worked OOi-''Witliout----resor-tlr"Ji ·t(rsueh· dra.'11at1c - .tactlcs, said Michel spokesman Mike Johnson. CLACKAMAS, Ore. (NEA) Once again, the champions of the -free-enterprise system - the country's largest corporations - have abandoned their economic principles rather than accept the consequences of the free market they claim to cherish. Tile recent decision by the nation's biggest timber companies to become welfare clients of the federal government didn't attract as much attention as the earlier financial bailouts of Chrysler and Lockheed, but · otherwise there's little·difference. Some background: Residential construction represents the largest market for IU!Ilber, and the Pacific Northwest Is far the held contracts to P.Urchase 36.1 billion bOard leet of lumber. But almost half of It -16.6 billion board feet worth $5 billion - was estimated io be unprofitable under terms of the Inflated contract prices agreed to In earlier years by the forest-products Industry. A contract Is supposed to be .a binding agreement, but the timber companies turned to Washington for special treatment rather than honor their commitments. A'bandonlng a strict no modlftfcation policy, the Forest Service agreed to a series of oneand two-year contract extensions accompanied by relaxed payment terms - but the lnd11stry Insisted that those concessions were celves the revenues from the penalty payments (variously estimated at ·$150 million to $400 million) and from the resale of the .lll!lber, the loss to the treasury and the taxpayers- IS estimated at 400 million by the Office of Management and Budget and $1 billion by the Congressional Re: ,search Service. A tina! note: The White House Initially opposed the legislation ... because It violated Reagan's freemarket principles, but the bUI reached the president's desk In the final weeks of the 1984 presidential campaign. At the time, White House political strategl$ts were concerned about the president's popularity In Oregon and Wa~hlngton. Rejecting . the advice of policy advisers that he ·veto .the bill, Reagan signed It and carried both states. Berry's World 0@&LF©[}{] . ( • much of which comi!S from Na· In mld-1983, President Reagan went a step further, approving ttonal Forests west of the Cascades In· Oregon and Washington. five-year extensions without lmposIn the late 1970s, a construction lng any Interest or penalty ,charged boom produced. a record-setting - but 'the Industry 'still wasn't two mllllon houslng.starts annually. --satiSfied. --:- and the price of timber at auction Tile Umber companies then sales con~ucted by the U.S. Forest pressed for passage of the Federal Service also reached unpreceTimber Contract Modlfl~atlon Act dented levels. - a shameleSs piece of specialInterest legislation approved . by Douglas fir In Oregon and Washington sold Jor less than $45 Congress In the ~losing ~ays ollts per thousand board feet In 19'70, but 1984 session. a speculative bidding bfn·ge In the -Iral!l!Wrtht!'lndostry to abrogate late 1970s produced a · !enfold 55 percent of the contracts signed Increase, to· almost $500 per thouwith the Forest Service In the late sand fet, by 1980. . 1970s, a1though nominal penalty In the early 1980s, however, the payments wlll be required. · construction boom collajlsed and Tile · principal beneficiaries of housing starts plummeted to one that bailout are not small sawm!Us mllllon per year. 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Boone Plcktma hlu just taraetf!J.IHE. WI:JOLE for . - WORLD - .cou1111t1nn." -----· - ' - . ~l'\ Y I;. ~ -,. .. - ':ln• .... VV " ·- ·~ · ""' · EXPIRES: March ot , 1985 ..OFFER .. ---~ ~"'•'v'S: v~O• - �I . 1 Wednesday, January 9, 1986 Pom_eroy-Middleport, Ohio Page-4-The Daily Sentinel' ~ Wednesday, January 9, 1985 Lancers no match for Marauders, Meigs 'r omps, 71-42 . ROCK SPRINGS - Meigs coach Greg Drummer could lind 11 reasons why hi_s' Marauders played sensational in a 71-42 Meigs win 'UV~f'~F~T&l· i-iVCh.lif~~~- -~­ day, and aU11 wore a Meigs jersey. "EverybOdy hustled, played cool deferise, and also scored. 11 was total team effort as e,veljbody played well in all aspects," said the · Drummer. -·"'·--·•--'" '~c'~h-aclking up tbelr 'sixth straight' win to Ue the school reeord that had stood lor 15 years. the Mara uders Ca te 1 _. probablY his was high for Meigs. Meigs commi t· th e flrewor ks were Just get.tl ng remain in a lour-way ue for first tlack hit his firstfOJIH hots from t he rpen r enMoy.,........ ' r i the best he had field in the opening minutes, hut warmed up. After sec ng game as a ara .....r as - · - . ted hut six turnovers whlle the Plare in tbe TVC with a 7'2 record 1 and go to. 8-3 overall. F.ederal· was lassoed by the Meigs defense to second halt's first 10 points. Meigs a team-high live assists, fours!"""" Lancers had 16. 13 Hocking fell to }6 overall and to 3-6 WthA up with 12 tota_ J , and none In _ went on a 21-4 tear for a 52-25 and four rebounds to go wlth his Meigs goes after tts seventh , . '1 ... 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Meigs d_efeated the Faicons 6744 earlier in .the ye·ar . Federal-Hocking will seek revenge tn h~ting . Trimble. The Lancers "'"':"""=-.pre~~o!!-es• Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio · __:~r~ A~au> ......, " · ••- ~- ~ ~~· • ..~~~ ,Akron St.V-St.~ Ill, Loulsvme_ Aolilnaa T uesd ay ·· ' s -. ..,.,.._ pw-. ,· ~ Colo..-"'"., - v~'"' Canfield •T, W. BraJK"h 45 gt=.~..;:,~!B I Ki:-~~~-~=~" -- """""·• - "· c.o.ru"""""',..,. """"' " em.-. ~ """"·" ......., tl. ......, " ' - " · Halpi. ~. OttOIIlllot ~1 . err • "'· Eut ..f.""'""'"' NW 111 . _ Mailcll<•"'. m, Cd. Motton-FrMklln !fl """• VoL"'· """""' SI.Joho ~- 61, Cot. Lhd!n 81, Cnl. Brias S c<n · Tut-•·" ..,.., 0 13 Cln. -""' · a.. W yomin' m Cln. No:rwcod Tf, N. Bend TaYk:Jr ~ ' "·' ~- N~ E , ·an. Oak Hills 7!, Fqrest Park i3 0. Dunbar 81 . ALlllnf(Jli"~Fltch , TT, Nllel Mc:Klnlf'Y Ell Barnesv1UE- ~. Woodstleld t6 _ _ . · ~;~·1127~~~&~ .n ~'""-~ """""'· . 1!!. Local Tal . S18~ Belrre '70,Mk> WafTftl 6l 11 &rt<n ""an .)::~~:t~:F~.,.. ~,.,_. 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EUI~ N. f!l ~-"""' 0 <0v~ok_ ll~~~o~.. -~ f!!'J'!S~PR!"' ~-4. .• ·· ·- · · -o-.,--~~.,,~~!0',~""' • '' WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO UMIT · QUANTITI ES NONE SOLD TO DEALERS N-Y 48 Miller 36 BUCHTEL - Nelsonville-York held off stubborn Mlller lor a 48-36 wln and retained a share of the TVC lead. · · · Miller, winners of only one game l hl.< vear. trailed onlv 31-28 tmlne: i~to the !i~al quarter~nd aweared to have a chance allying the game when Keith Roberts' Jay-in was disallowed on a charging call at the outset Of the IOJ,lrth period. The Falcons did not make a lou! shot, making buHwo trips to the line all night. , T. L. Bentley led thr Buckeyes Tri-Valley Conference standings · TVC CAGE STI\NIJINGS tW.GAMES TeiUn W L · Pts Belpre .... . .................... .. .... 8 2 656 Mt>!gs ............................... 8 3 7(B A!('Kandf>r .. ....,.. .. .. ...7 3 ?'AI NelsonvillE"- York .................7 3 677 Trim We ............................ ..6 4 658 Federa i ·Hockln ~ ................. .5 6 676 Opp 597 595 623 63.1 655 69J 7ll3 VInton-County ... •_.... ......... ... . .4 ' . 7 6.lJ Warrt'l1 Local .. .. ·· ·---~- --3 7 tal Mlller .... . ................. 1 10 514 Wellsloh ............ ., .............. ... O 10 577 TVC GAM~ ONLY Team W L Pls 7.15. 695 &I! Opp 493 M eigs .... ................ ... ...... 7 2- 609 Ak>xander ...... ................ ..... ? 2 678 I 568 ... .. ..................... .. .... 1 2 592 539 A-Ll Wahama stops Kyger Creek, Hannan Trace wins another . ON MAJOR APPLIANCES KROGER Grade A -Large Eggs ZENITH, RCA, AMANA, ADMIRAL, GIBSON ' Host Wahama survived a slowdown effort by visiting Kyger Creek to take_ a 44-35 non-ronleren~e basketball victory over the Bobcats Tuesday night. The White Falcons, now 4-2 overall,led 10-7 afteroneperlod, and 26-23 d.u rlng t he halftime intermission. Kyger Creek trailed 36-31 going · Into the final stanza. The Bobeats dropped to 2-7 mi the year. Steve Waugh paced the Ohioan's attack; with 20 points. Boyd Northrop's 17 markers \\:ere lops for the · White Falcons. Kyger Creek won the reserve game, 31-32. · Friday, Waha ma will host Buffalo-Putnam. Kyger Creek returns to SVAC play wlth a game at Southwestern. Tuesday's box score: - KYGER CREEK (lb) - Stew Waush 10-{..~; Chuck Vogc14-0-8: MtkeKitchen2-0--4; Bill Morgan 1-hl TOTALS 15---1·35. WAHAMA (41) - Boyd Northrop 7·3-11; Jeff Barnitz U.S; Riehle Clark 3-1-7; Matt Dawson J-.0.6; Matt Thompson 1.0.2; Todd Gress 0-2·2: Matt JCW('ll-0-2. TCKals t--6--M. By qul\l'tenl: l<ygerCJ;eck ~.. ." .................7 16 8 4-:15 Wahama .. ... : ..................... 10 16 10 8-44 · Rescnes- Kyger Creek 34, Wahama 32. WUdcalsWln I visiting Ironton St. Joe and handed had six points, whUeK!rkandSbeets ·6 t11e Flyers a 69-52 non-league added four each. hardwood~$S. _ JSJ'sRawlins scoredl4, wllhLutz Wlldcat Coach Mike Jenkins, adding12 and Tony Fuller supplying utllizlng his bench and getting 10. Mlke Wallace had six for the double-figure performances from- visitors. . From the field, the Wlldcats were three of his players, said 11 wasoneo! the beSt games !IT has played at . 42 percent, c<innectljlg on 30 of 71 home. · shots, WhUe ISJ had 24 successful The Flyers, led by scoring tries from the ·floor on 61 attempts assaults from David Lutz and Erlc lor 39 percent. Free-throw shooting Rawlins, managed to cut a 15-4'1IT saw HT dominate, as tbe hosts sank lead in the first quarter down to live; nine of its 11 tries for 81 percent. ISJ but as the teams entered the second was 40 percent on four of 10' quarter, tbeWUdcatswereaheadby attempts. eight. The Wlldcats had 36 rebounds, The hosts kept ISJ's threat down and Swain and SUit were credited lor the remainder of the gaine, wlth nine each. The Flyers rECOrded buUdlng a 42·26lead at the half. The 21 rebounds, wlth Rawlins responsilead remained 18 points in liT's ble lor eight. In turnovers, !IT had favor entering the final canto. nine and ISJ, 17. !IT's reserve also outlasted the liT's Gary Kirk, Mark Sheets and Mike Davis entered the game to Flyers, 41·29, Altl)ough Tom Clay holster tbe lead, surrendering only scored 16 lor ISJ, lour !IT players eight points to !he visitors. Although scored eight pobtts each for high PhU Bailey scored only 1hree points man honors: Steve Jarrell, Brian during the game, Jenkins praised Porter, Scott Rankin and Richard Batley's drive. Stitt. "I.t's hard to come up with a The win left !IT 8-1 on tbe year. leader, but he makes usgo,"hesaid. The Wlldcats are 3-0 league play. Steve Stitt emerged as the Friday, they play North Gallta at Wlldcats' leading scorer wlth 19 home. points. Bill Swain chipped In with 17 Barnes had 16 to add to the - 25" Dipgonol f.ull Size Console Dozen -,=!lLA.__ - j_... •• "' 19" ·-~ lVsMost Popular Slz$ 329 -REMOTE CONTROL From. 5619 REMOTE CONTROL From 5444 · Gibson REFRIGERATOR • Kroger 2% · Lowfat Milk GIBSON j ,_ .. n1 l" ii i1} ' U.S. NO .. 1 White Round 10Pota.toeS ••• • lb. U.S. NO.1 U.S . NO. 1 Round White Round White $ 69 Potatoes ....... - Potatoes ....... 50"1b. 2o-1b. AOYIRTISED ITEM PDUCY Gal. 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Holmes ..................... 6 628 '" .. .1 8 4•."rl 564 ... ..... .....o·· 9 5ID 100 45 45 S188 S188 RESERVES T~am W L &>lprr . ........................ .. .. 8 1 War rffi Local ...................... ............ 8 1 Ml?l_gs .... .. .......... .. .. ... ..... ................... 6 3 Al('>eander ......... ..... .......... .............. , .. 6 Vinton County ................. ........ ........... 5 ·Tr\mblf' ........ ,.. .... ........ . .. . .4 NelsonvlllP-York ... ,.. . . ... ... ......... 3 3 4 5 6 MUier ·:'"· ······· ······: ........ , ... ............... ;3 6 Federal-Hocking ................. .. ......... .... 2 7 WP\Islon .. ........................ . ....... 0 9 ,Jan. 4 result..": ME-l~ 71 FE\.Ierai-Hocking 42 AlexandPr 72 Vint on County 56 Belpre 70 Warr('n Local 61 Nel.,onvl!le-- York 4M Miller 36 Trlmblf' f:(l Wellston 42 JM. 8 pmeK: M£>1~ a1 Miller AlPxander at Warrrn Loca l &>I pre at WellsI on Nel.sonv\llP. Yor·k cf1 Vinton Coum y T rimblf' at F('dt'ral·Hocklng Meigs reserves humble-Lancers by 60-29 tally ROCK SPRINGS - With five players hitting lor eight or more points, the Meigs reserves rolled to their second consecutive win tn Impress ive style , 60-29 over Little Marauders seemed lost, but Meigs' junior varsity is rtght back in it at 6-3 •behind front-running Warren Local and Belpre, both at 8-1. . Huey Eason and Steve Musser led Meigs with 10 points each whlle Ed Kitchen added nine and Donnie Becker and Phil King had eight each. PhH GUUan led FederaiHocl(]ng with nine. "This was by far our b<;sl game of . the year. Our kjds pl~yed like they really wanted It· tonight," said Chllds. Meigs has outscored their Oppo!!ltlon 135-60 In tt.etr last two ga~Jl!!S. Meigs is 74 overall. FEIIEJIAL.HOCKING (18) - Phil Gillian .l-3-9; .. Steve Ptmswtck J-g-8; Brian Tabler 2-Ui; "_Doug KJncald 1.0.2; Eric Householder 1.0.2: Chad Tatf' 1..().2. Thtallll-1·!1. MEIGS (80) - Huey Eason 2-6-10; Steve Musser 5--Q-JO; Ed Kitchen 4-1-9; Donnie )3(ocker 40-8: Phil King 4-0.S: Marty Hunt . 2·2-6; Scott Powe \12·1·5; Jesse Howard 1-1·3; Continued from Page 3 halltlme intermission. Malone took an early lead in tbe second hall, and controlled the game's tempo, working for the good shot. Rio Grande Co-Captain Jerry Mowery ilnally tied the score ai 47-all in regulation play with 6:20 remaining. Two minutes ialer, Wolle hit two free throws to put RiO on top, 51-49, for the llrsttlme in the second hall. Both teams ex~hanged buckets, setting the stage for · tbe -final moments of the contest. With Rio leading 55-54, Malone held the ball for nearly two minutes, waiting for the final shot. Frank Saracina drove the Jane and was fouled wlth only two seconds left. Saracina missed his first attempt. Following a Rio tirpeout, he calmly sank the second attempt to send the till into overtlme. The overtime period was all Malone as the Pioneers outscored Rio,lS-15. Malone hit 12 straight free throws in the extra period. "Malone's tempo was a big key," stated Rio mentor Jolm Lawhorn. "They played a super game, especially Saracina and Shutt We played hard, but just couldn' t get it up enough lor the win," Curry led all scorers with 18 points and L'l rebounds whlle Greg Verhoff conneeted on six for six from the floor and four of six from the line for 16 markers. Joe Verhoff and Wolle each tallled 10 for the Redrnen. · Saracina and Rex Adams each pumped in 17polntsforthewinneis. Mike Lillo added 15 whlle Shutt and Jim Widder conlrlbuted 10 apiece. .Malone hit 21 ol22 free throws for 95 percent whUe Rio ht114 of17for 82 percent. The Redmen wm return to action thlsevenlngwllhanon-leaguegame against Central State's Marauders, starting at 7; 30 in LyneCenler. Box score: MALONE (73) :-: Jtm Z tegf•• 2.().4; Frank Saraclna 5-7-17; Mike l.IUo 5-a.l5: Jim Widder J-.2-8; Rex Adams &.5--17; Dave Shutt 5-0-10; Bru~ Matthews 0.2·2. TotU !&-21·'79. 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I i "' • ... ",;:::!···· j ' . 'I ' . ·( .Past Matrons .meet The annual holiday dinner party of the Past Matrons of Hanisonvllle qmpier 255, Order of tt.e Eastern Star,washeldatthehomeofMr.and Mrs. Paul Pauley, Pomeroy. . Limit Quantities f~ral judge hasorderedcltypoUce ·discrimination in the pollee forf.oe. · U.s . .Distrlct Judge Robert Dun, LEFJEKIJ'JtJtY . showed widespread by white officers aJ)d supetvisors. He noted one Instance in which "six of the black officers' rolleagues worewhil'll$heetsandstagedacross burning In what they characteriZed as a .'joke. ' " · A disproportionatelY smali number of blacks• i.lere given P'..,...,- FOR <\P()Pl'ION - 'Thele· etp&-week-Gid ~ 111111 .~ maleand IJie other two female, need podbomell. Tiley are a~ from the Melp Cow&y Runiime Socldy, 1112 8105 ort11Ht2'7, which wiD """'help wllh the co8t of spaytng or neutei'lng of the dop• . ' I , . 'Missionary group meets . S1.29 ,, \] = other officers that blacks were not welcome in those assignments, Duncan said. .· "Only four blacks in the last 10 years ".have .•• been _promoted to sergeant and none slnce May of Hill," .Duncan wrote. ''Less than 3 percent of those promoted in the . past decade have been black." . . The decision said the pollc;e · - department's policy of requiring officers to S!'rve at least three years at a particular grade before being 1:30 p.m. at the Meigs Inn. wW be Mrs . Ronald H 05•'--Cotlnty Association of Township D-"'"'ds """""" · · Mrs Robert Craig Trustees• and Cle"'wW mee ' t. ·~,·~ • · • •"" · . Thursday evening, 7:30p.m., at · 1\.frs·_Everett Hayes, ~._'filethe. Senior Citizen's Center. AU reon Johnson, and Mrs. uerald ·by. Mrs Po.we11· The county elected . officials are . pl'IJgl'am . · Robert Ashley be "Bring Invited to attend. . Honor to Your Life by Proving a .Past Duty to YourCounlly." POMEROY Preceptor Beta Beta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi SOrority wW meet POMEROY - · The Rock . Thursday evening, 7, 30 p.m., in SprlngsGrangewlllmeetFiiday POMEROY _ ·_ ·oast ' $119 · • R •••••••• LB.-... - · Frver Parts ••• ::.~... 49 < --~~...-·"-''· • ""''~"""~--=-:-' -"""""==---~ ' ·'=---· bona fide seniority S)lstem and excluded greater numberS of blacks than whites from promotion. However, Duncan noted that the •. department has been phasing out discriminatory policies .such as limiting black officers to patl1>ls In black neighborhoods; Alexander Spater, attorney for · the black officers. and City Attorney · Greg Lashutka sald TUesday that they had not had time \O stlidy all of the ll6-page decision and have not . -arranged a mee!lngyer to work on theremedy. • Lashutka also said he has not ~ ~ ~cleCt®--whetner:-' fo appear ~~~1 -1 ~~ ~-"-'- < ·= -=- ~•Juo'_J;ljv~!Jl_~tntru:mmd _at?:~_ajQie ~.!!,.,.," _ 7 --·--=::===~i-T-=-~- .:..,._,~=---=' ,.~- _.;,_.,'"'""'-·"''"'.',~'f"='·.m.•.••.•,,..=~ Savings and Loan. Hostesses wlll be Rose Sisson. and Vera Crow. HOMEMADE Pork Sausage·•.~•• Sl '· USDA 'CHOI The ·Meigs . ww 'MIXED -~"l!gll).l.e..fo!;,. _[ll'om_Qtion_ Wl!-$ ,_not ~·~-= ·-· ~ 39 PoMEROY. - AA meeting wUl be held Thursday at 7: Wp.m. at the' Meigs County Mental Health Center In the Meigs . multlpurpi)se building on Mul· berry Heights, Pomeroy. The -Al-Anon meeting Will be held • , there tbe same night. ----RUTLAND - The Rutland · -- SATIJRDAY . . wW be held at 2.p.m. Saturday at Recitations, special music, and a vlllage hall to discuss proposed ·puppet show were features of the Improvement to the vlllage Christmas progr"'m at the Laurel w11ter system. Goal qf the • Cliff Free Methodist Church meeting Is to gain Input from reCently. "The Cobbler's Guest" was residents. Tl1e meeting Is being . held by Vlliage Council and the ·. presented by the · adults and the Board of Public Affairs. chOir with Frank Martin, Brenda Chi<h• & Dompl;.,., Spogl)eu; 1 Moat '"'I•, Chicken Noo41e; Turkey & Gravy, 'Solisbury Steak. BUFFEET SUPPERS ••••••••• .as~. S1. 99 51 COUNT 8.5 OZ. 16 oz. (_OFFEEMATE ••• !·-····~·······J~I..-- S1.-99 . lO.OZ.INSTANT Haggy,.Kim Haggy, Mike Wright, and Lloyd Wrtght In the roles. The children's segment included songs and recitations liY. JesSica Wrtght, Matt Sellers, Jenny Frtend, Travis Frlena. Amy Friend, Alicia 'Haggy, Eldd!e . Friend , Missy Friend, Jeff Tracy, Pam Haggy, Kim Haggy, Richard Ellis, Steve Martin, Sean H~wley, Kristin Stanley and J; P. Stanley. Shirley --,~---- NESCAFE COFFEE ..........t~l.. SS.39 46 OZ. HUNT'S , ·TOMATO -JUICE .............J:Nt••••• 99< 10 112 OZ. CAMPBELL'S V£GET ABLE · Hawley, pianist 15 OZ. KELLOGG'S The story of Chrtstmas and a puppet shOw were presented by the teens .. Taking part In the puppet shOw were Tammy Wright, Mark 16 OZ. DEL MONTE fROSTED flAKES . • ••·• • • • • • • ),P~ • $1 • 79· .. r::.~ds~~d ~:a~;;;.~e,: ~0~ SLICED .PEACHES ~~~ ••• ~......Wt••••• 89< 17 OZ. OEL MONT£ GREEN LIMA. BEANS • • • • • ..... 79< Meadows. rn theChrlstmasstorycastwere Kristin Stanley, Scott Barton, Nancy Bal<er, Deanna Haggy, Steve Martin, Richard Elms, Scott =~~;~hl~.~~~~g:~~ house. members are urged to ' 2 La• BAN nUET \If Show features puppets p.m. at be held Saturday at the UnltedFalthChurch,Route7 · by-pass, Pomeroy, Special• sinRACINE -Racine American gers will · Include Gabriel Legion Auxiliary Ul¥t 600. wW ·Quartet, Old Timers Quartet, • meet 'lburs,day evening, 7: W and Kyger Valley, Quartet. The p:m., at the legion haU In Racine. .Rev. RobertEl. SmithSr.,iJastor; Invites thepubUc. POMEROY Pomeroy , Chapter, Women's Aglow Fel· RtJTLAND _ Rutland Bolowship, wlll meet at 6 p.m. whunter's ASsociation wW hold · Thursday at Duff's Smorgas· hord In Gallipolis. LB. COOK, IN THE BAGS •••••• 2./S1.0.9 ·:'rlie Center. Cube Steak ••••••••• Round Steak~ ...~.~ 5 OZ. BANQUET a Lion$ d11b wW meet Thursday at ·"BUCKET Spe;:;~~~-...'1G.d ;::~aye~+ .~r-ts. were.. , atthehomeofMrs.BettySpencer. _given by Mrs. Charldlne Alldre, Mrs. Janet Veney read "A Mrs. Eileen Bowers and Mrs.Ve<;owboy's Prayer," Mrs. LaDonml nay. A newsletter was read _from . Clark, ''A Christmas Wish; " and Denny Allen, a nilsslon81'JI. being - Mrs, Spencer,·a HelenStelnerRlce -supported by· the group. · Mrs. poem on Christmas. Mrs. Helen Gertrude Andrews had the mission . MlllergavearecipeforaChristmas studyonspecialhelpsfprtheMiddle cake. Mrs. Eva Dessauer had · Elast. re'llilng entitled "A Rose for Baby . Plans were made for a tasting . Jesus," and Mrs. Eileen Bowers 'partytobeheldlnJanuary.Forroll read Night After Christmas." caU members commented on New ThoughtsonChrlstmasespastwere Year's resolutions. A gift exchange ",-~••-]n,,g;,v l "'e"'n~by'='the =m~e"m_=b= ers. ' . .~... ~·= :.~~ld and refreshments setved. RACINE: - A town meeting 89 R11mp Roast·~·--~~ 51 o"VVhoo • • . 175 COUNT ~!~~~~yn :.,~g~~;.;ypiia~':yy. ~f~~ij{j~~j~~~-~~ii:i~~; PUFF'S FACIAL TISSUES-!~~ ••••• 89< . ~l~~Jue 00~ H~h. Norih:;~S~t!anl~~~.~~~~~~~~1=1l:~~!!~~:!~!!~!!~~::==~~!:~!!~~~~ ~"'"'""- 7;~'-'"-~·-1 Director of the l5 OZ. ARMOUR was · Ed Tony Mason. Spater said the group may consider !lllng suit over the retaliation once the current suit is resolvved. 'AJfred .community news Pomeroy man cited after two-car wreck • By NEUJE PARKER a pink poinsettia, gift of Mr. and Clara Follrod and Nl.na Robinson Mrs. Poole to Mrs. Parker; the s~nt Christmas Elve with Mr. and other table, with green and red Mrs. Carleton Foiirod, Pomeroy. candles, gift of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Mrs. Robinson spent Christmas Michael to the family. Day wlth Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Present ·were Irene .Parker, Swa~. Reno. . Homer Parker, Suzy and J;ly Mr, ~nd Mrs. Dave Williams and Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Aaron, Belpre, spent Christmas Parker, Mrs. Marton Parker 'and . Elve. wliii Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dennis, all of Meigs County; ·Mr. · Henderson. The Hendersons then and Mrs. Roberi Parker and KeiU. accompanied the Wllliamses to · Martella Rt; Robert Alan parker, their home for Christmas. Mere Island, California; Bob Gu· Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs. zetta, Oxford; April and Aaron Garland Caldwell were Mr. and Parker, Columbus. ' Mrs. Steve Weber and Mr. and Mrs. Holiday guests of Mr. and, Mrs. Charles Ritchie and Larry. Mr, and Arthur Atherton were Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Charles Caldwell, Ca,rrle and Ernest Vineyard and Paul', Mr. and Crlssy, Columbus, were Dec. ·;;.) Mrs. Clarence Atherton and Debguests. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Avis, bie, Fannle:Bamhart, Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan and Megan, visited 1'4rs. Charles Barr, all local; Mrs, Cris Avis', parents, Huntington, W.Va., Nickelson and four sons, VIrginia. and her grandparents, Logan, Those visiting Genevieve Guthrie W.Va. ·on Christmas Day. al her Alfred home Included Clara Ruth Brooks was called to Follrod, Nina Robinson, Martha Columbus due to the serious illness Blllott, and Nellie Parker . of her mother, Hazel Carsey. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Fetty, Karen ' Mrs. WUber Parker, Mr. and and Sandra, Fairborn, were hou- f$1 ·Celery ••••••••••••••• STALKS • KRAFT PARKA Y A Pomeroy man was cited by the Gauta-Meigs post of ·the State '" Hlghway Patrol following a two-car accident on Ohio 124 Monday afternoon. · Anna B. Turner, 69, Rutland, was westbound on' l24, when according to troopers, a car drtven by Nelson . R. Morrison, 21, Pomeroy, reportedly pulled from C011nty Road5in an attempt to cross 124 and apparently .struck Turner's vehicle In the left side. No injuries were reported In the 4: 16 p.m. Incident, wblch caused moderate damage to both vehicles, .according to the patrol. Morrison troopers for failure to ' was cited .. the FPhma•rv rr1eetlng wlll . be Jane Beegle, Jane Frymyer, Wilma Mansfield, EUza' beth Brown, and Margie Lawso!l. geUne .~.,;~"""-...SW~-!,!!,~.d'!!ll()ftllll.l!IJ!retol!!l!y~, A car by a Reedsville woman sustained moderate..!lam· age In a two-vehicleaccldentonOhio 245 Monday morning. Ingrid T. Winebrenner, 22, Reeds:vWe, was eastbound on 245. when a - - ·car driven by VIrginia L. Hayman, 41, Long Bottom, apparently struck · Winebrenner's car jn the right side. 'rbe 9: 10 a .m. accident resulted In moderate' d!!T"age to Wine-brenner's car and light damage to :Hayman's vehicle, troopers said. No Injuries or . citations were reported by the patrol. Barbara J. Bailey, :rl, Pomen'Jy, was southbound on Ohio 124, when · troopers said a car drlven by wnuam B. Barker, 22, Spencer, W.Va., apparently loSt a rear wheel and struck Batley's car In the left front. Troopers salcl Bailey's car · sustained moderate damage and Barker's car sustained llght damIn the 8 a.m. accident. No Sacred Heart · CatJooUc Club held at !he church . . Also discussed at the meeting was · a lund raising project. A report was ·given on fruit baskets distrllluted io 18 parishioners who are Ill or ' work tri the detective bureau and the I . .Catholic .Women have meeting S4T•( JM!~.J1._:19.85 ~~· meeting wW be held at the home of Mr. andMrs. Dougatshop. 1------------~--..~--------­ Attendlng· the party w~ Stellil Atkins, Pauline Atkins, Ruby Diehl, Frances Young, Jeanna Pauley, ErlJlWine. prizes were awarded to Harold and ·Betty Bishop. The March · . 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY; OH. ~ .. ·· .' Mr. and Mrs. Bishop, Mr. and being covered ·with ecru lace over . Mrs . . Fred Ceorge, Mr.· and Mrs '· . red and red candles. Mrs. Pauley Jim Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Norman served turkey, dressing, punch and , WW,Mr.andMrs.RobertReed.Mr . . roffee with the metnbers adding · and Mrs. Harold Rice;M)>. and Mrs. · desserts and salads. · Don Mr. and Mrs. Staniey STORE HOURS Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-lO PM · Sunday 10 AM.lO PM . of!lclals to meet wlth black olficers · to devise a plan to remedy racial I The Daily Sentinei_:Page:-1 Ohio Judge orders · plan to .ease · racial unrest decision. Besides working on the remedial plan, POElR may asl<, the court to ..award back paytoofflcerswbowere unfairly denied promotion, Spater sald. Thegroupaisomayappeal the· pari of the decision which said that · discrimination in disciplinary procedures had not been demonstrated, he said. Some of the officers who initiated the suit said they have suffered retaUatlon from supervlsors. "'T'IoPV'VP been 'I . Pomeroy-Middleport. .Ohio Page-:-6-The Daily sentinel hlin by F.eb. 15. , The. order is In response to a l<~wsult filed In 1978 by Pollee Officers for Bqual Rtghts, a group of black officers who clalrrii!d they had been racially h!!rassed anddlscrlm- I .Margarine •••••••• ~••• 8ROUGHTON<'S 24 oz. ' Cottage Cheese ••• 99< JENO'S FROZEN 32 OZ'. p•••• 10.1 IZZa •••••••••••••••••••• LIQUID QETERGENT ~.· , . 32-oz. $·170 T··d·e ••................... '. . RHODES 1-LB. • .....COUP<Ii ••• ••••• ·-· •••• : . MAXWELL HOUSE. ••• : COFFEE : THRin KING •• i ~ limit One hr Cuttomor Good Only lt P,owtll~l Olfor bpiru Jan. 12, I 985 . 0 • o • ·~··············~····· 69 . (. •••••••• • • • : • MAC. & CHEESE · ~ ~A~· $599 : o • •• • ••••• • ·····coui?(W······· • ,. 2 PAk - ••• • • • oz. 70Z. 5f$1 : GERBER STRAINED BABY FOOD & JUKES 4.5 oz, Sf$1 liMit One Per Culf0111or Good Only lt Powtll'1 Off• Explru Jan. 12, 1915 CHEER DETERGENT 171 oz. $429 11•11 OM Pit' (ullomtr Good Only lt Powoll' s Offer Explm Jan. 12, 1915 at a family dinner Dec. 30. Mrs .. Parker asked the blessing. The. house was decorated in a Christmas . theme. Onetablewascenteredwlth ReedsYille notes New Year's Day dinner guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Warren Pickens were · Mrs. Harold Sauer of Middleport Rd, Mr. and Mrs. Denver Weber and Mark, MrS. Lyle Balderson imd Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Whitehead of Reedsville and ~rah Frydman of Hyland Park, Ill. Mrs. Nell Wllson visited recently wlth Mr. and ,j'vfrs. Charles Con- . grove at Zanesville. ' Recent visitors of · Mrs. Lona Chevalier were Mr. and Mrs. Carrol CIM!valler and family of J~~!i;and Mr. and Mrs. Eddie •-c of Little H6cklng. - ~· CantAJn, celebrated Ills first birthday recently wUll two family galherll)gs. lie Is lhe grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Emest Wbilehead, ReedsVWe, Md Mr. and Mrs. Edward HenSCh, Mayleld VIDage. Photo exhibition . MINNEAPOLIS (AP)- "VIewpoints: Audrey ~Iassman and Jeff MUUkan," an exhibition of color photographs by two Minnesota photographers, opens Feb. 10, 1985, at Walker Art Center and continues through Aprll7. , It wJU Include some 15 large Clbachrome prints by Glassman, the majority of which were taken In Mexico, and 15 Cibachrdme prints by Millikan. ."' '"i'SAVE - SAVE -.. SAVE _:_ SA\ft -'- ; . Ingels · · -~ Pie· Inrento1g ~ • ... ~ ..... ~ # ... _ _ ... ., • - "" - • -r- "' ....... .... Clusters IIGGR S79.95 --:- JAN. • io, 11 $12995 HG. "19.95 & 12 HG, '16t.9S $"' Thurs., Fri., & Sat. I . I . !:: - SAVE - SAVE - SAVE::; 1/c Ct. S2 SQOO . PENDANT JACIOS 14 .Kt. Gold Nugget DOES SO MUCH FOA EVERY DIAMOND SOLITAIRE ' 531 JACKSON PIKE· RT. 3!5 WEST . Phone 4ot&-4524 . wm. Dec. 31-Jan. 2. Mrs. Fetty, Mrs; Poole 81111 the children visited Whispering Oaks Kennel, Parkersburg Rt., W. Va. DIAMOND PENDANTS . DIAMOND EARRINGS STAlliNG AT $1995 •• .,.,.~. BEEN TO RED'S IIHnl tho New SMIMI Syot1111f Soon AI Tho New Lftlltl In lht lo,....dDancoiiHmf Dolocld to tho c......, • lode lllotlk9 Know lllotlt tho W...oloy Stplitlht (Spocloll'ricu I p.m.· I 11.111.) .~~:· ' 0 STAmNG AT ~---1-- - - $"4 4 95 MONDAY: GALS' NITE OUT TUEs.& THUIS.: WEMRN NIGHT • (Taped MulicJ WED.t DIINI & DIOWN JUST CLIP THIS COUPON AND BRING IN All YOUR ' DIAMONDS TO 8E CLEANED AT NO CHARGE. - SAVE - SAVE - SAVE - SAVE - SAVE - SAVE - SAVE - .. Ingels Furniture & Jewelry Milk (I Jl.lll.•l ....., ., . IENNT SCOTT · Fit, & SAT.: JAPED MUSIC 106 N. SECOND AVE. MIDDLEPORT, OH. • ' p.rn.-2 a.rn. NO COVII-NIW 'WEllS WllCOIII . "lht't Min 16tltH TIIHI" ' •• Sale. 7 diamond I -. IUSTD CAD _j _._._- •• ' ....... ,..:..--~- �. .. Page ~ 8-The Daily Sentinel _You and your raxes: Pomen:iy-Middleport, Ohio Wednaadlly, January 9, 198t;; ' Most Americans .will .be affeaed by . tax law changes EDfi'OR'S NOTE: This first ment whOse use Is divided betw<>en changes aftectlng lndlvlduals and you may deduct up to $50 a nlghtfor Last year, JIOU COUld ~Y making arilcle In a series of liVe on busliless and personal use. couples: lodging expenses Incurred whUe . your 1983 deposit · to an Individual . prepartac 19M Income tax retums Before the year Is over, the SOCIAL SECURITY: As part of being treated tn an out-of-town Retlrement Account unW you ""=" 2tl"!:'l~,:;;,.--·utA~:;.7~::C-s.· " c..:..mi:eJTlid'Re\f~~~ ~- eipt:.<:Li.,W ,....ihe~ pllill "t :more -up Ci~~toi~ tQ 1Jltafoh:1uul.:'. ·~ ~ .oa< • "T~di::l\atii.f-iiie<l~~i.&,.,; ~ 't'UE'r, ·f<:'ff ByJJMLU'niER receive 101.4 million Individual system,Congressvotedtotaxsome . INCOME AVERAGING: A per- some people, that meant as late as APTaxWrlter returns, up from 96.9 million last of the Social Security checks son whose Income Ouctuales Aug. l5.Thenewlawsaysyouhave WASHINGTON (AP ) - Most year. The great majortty of those received by upper-and middle- ·sharply from one year to the next, only until Aprt115 tomakeyourl!Wlf Americans wlll find thelrfederaltax Will be flied before the Aprtl 15 Income Americans. In general, up to such as a farmer or writer, may IRA contrtbutlon - regardless _of bills a little smaller when they file deadllne andperhaps $1 percent of ·half of Social Securtty ts taxable if save on taxes by averaging the when you file your return.- -· January 9, 198& Pomeroy-Middlaport. Ohio Clas11i{lpd page11 CtJver the foll~~tving ·telephone exchanges. •· Business Senrices tougher to write oti a home computer, car or ot,her equipment . that Is used only partlally for t> ~~.:!! -~'~~lh~OY-~ you may deduct a computer, for example,'onlyifyourOOIIsrequires you tobuylt.Aself-m~ployedperson wtll tare better, but stiH tax benefits are severely limited unless the MeigJ Co . .Area Code 414 992- Middleport ·the first time. . . . Many Social Security recipients will have to pay tax on their pensions. Non-prescription drugs are no longer deductible. If your earnings In 1984, ~~~~ -·- tighter rules restrict tax ber1eflts f•Jr ·cars, computers. and other equip- tax-rate. reductions enacted lil1981 took effect last year but you won't • have to do anything to take advantage of them when you file your return. Th~ changes, averag1983rate5, · you calculate how much you owe. Herearesomeof the other major flUng a joint return. qualify, your 1984 earnings must . MEDICAL EXPENSES~ Medl· . !)ave been at least 40 percent above calanddentalexpensesexceedlng5 lhe average of 1981-1983. See percent of -your adjusted gross ScheduleG'fordetalls. Income may be deducted u CONTIUBUTIONS: I( you don't Itemize stlll may ~ ·~~~ ~ longer be only prescrtptions and Insulin quaHty: Second, maxlmtum is $75. RETIREMENT - ACCO!JNTS: lastAug.1. But the &-cent IncreaSe is aimed at big trucks, not at cars or smalltrucks.SoitopJan.1,1985,you owned a 1979 or later-model diesel car, van or light truck, you may credit ~ CARS Af'iil COMPUTERS: It Is The party was by Peggy _ A'r ea Code - 4·75--!!>t. Pl<o~$;m~··-·--·-,.--~,...j 458-Leort CAPITAL GAINS: Preferential tax treatrneilt on profits from the. sale of stocks or other assets Mw applies to property owned more than six months - UIt was bought after June 22; 1984. The prev!CJIIS 576-Apple Grove 882- New Haven :: .;...._-In the service· --Juniper A l!m graduate of Point Pleasant Senlor High School, he joined the nary In December 1982. · In Mason County ·~ Rulen, Shelley Smith, and Emily Wade. . Rebecca .Bissell, Krts!tn Bja~k. Menssa . Clifford, Ericka_ Clonch, Stephanie . DaviS, Chena · Deal, Crystal Donohue, Pepper Epling, Jennifer Errett, Leigh Ann Gand~. Ertca · Herdman, Nicole Hughes, Brandl Hysell, Sacy nes, Jam! Nibert, Kelly · Page, Melissa Roberts, Jamt Shbe, Shannon Spurlock, Clndl Stewart, Elizabeth average 17.1 rating to NBC's 16.1 VIctoria" also benefited from a colllslonofcollegefootball games on mark for ABC since the 1962~ ABC and NBC the night of New season. Year's Day. "VIctor, Vlctorta" "ForNBCtoovertakeus,itwould became CBS' top-rated movie this hav~ to wtn every w~k by more season, ranking st'\lenth for the than one point and ABC would have • week. ' to do the s.ame thing to overtake . ABC's Sugar Bowl between NBC," said Mike Eisenberg, tBS' kbraska and l.SU was the week's illrector of audience measurement. lowest-rated broadcast and NBCs "It doesn't look like that's going to Orange Bowl match-up beiween happen." Washington and Oklahoma was No. .The week of Dec. Jl·Jan. 6 25. The combined ratings of life certainly didn't deviate from the games was 24.1, doWn from last mrm. year's 32.3, and just slightly better CBS, helped by having football on . than the23.6for "VIctor, Vlctorta." Sunday and by not having It on Arepeatottheflrsttnstallmentof Tuesday, bulltlts highest ratings for ABC's "The Thorn Birds," the one week and largest margin of second highest-rated mlnlsertes of victory this season. all time when It was broadcast According to tl~es released nearly two years ago, was the Tuesday by the A.C. Nielsen Co., week'sllth-rate<tshow. Cll.ll. with eight of the top 10 shows, Ratings compiled by the A. C. had a season-high 19.3 rating.. Nielsen Co. 't or the week of Dec. · Ctinpared ~ J'iBC's ~ ~d ABC'~ ..'ll-JI!!I~.fi: . 14.~. , · 1..RunoverofNFCChampionship · · One rating potnt equals 1 percent Game, CBS, 32.6, '!:1.7 million ·J;. . oman rememvers t..VZS ! away from him. " !Ylrs- Stull, ..now a toy company manager and mother of twil, 5ald . Mrs. Stull won a date with Presley · Presley was easy to talk to. A local church conference will be In a statewide radlocontestwlth the ,"It was just the two of us," the held at the Morse Chapel United best entry for "Why I Uke Elvis Columbus woman recalled MonMethodist Church Sunday, Jan. :aJ, at 2: ll p.m. Purpose of the conference will be 'to discuss and make decisions regardlngthefuture existence of the church. 'I11e meeting requires a 10-day notice SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich. sportsbusters (baseball's Nallonal and wm· be presided over by League playoffs had both Goosebus· (AP) - You've had your flll, you Benjamin Edwards, supel'lntendters and Cubbusters) the Unicorn want to Iilli.' You hide your ears, but ent of the Athens Dlstrtct of the Hunters decreed that "busters" it:s still so shrW. Tlie words are United Methodist Church. wrong but used with zeal. Who ya should be banned. The lOth annual DishOnour List, gonna call? Wordbusters. They ain't 'fr.aid a no nouns. They released '!Uesday, was based on more than 3,!00 nominations frOm ain't 'frald a no verbs. They're the Unicorn Hunters, and as far away as Japan and Saudi feel free to can on them, but don't Arabia, said Rabe, a journalism call them "busters." That's one Instructor at Lake Supertor State Conege, where the Hunters are suffix the¥<re out to bust. Varieties of "busters" came into based. h<imes. Sharing top billing was a word 2. "Simon & Simon," CBS, 'l:/.0, vogue In Imitation of 'the popular movie "Ghostbusters," and it's one that ranks right behind "constitu22.9 miUion homes .. · B. "Dallas," CBS, ~.3, 22.3mtll!on Instance of flattery that must he ent" In many political vocabularies: stopped, say the Unicorn Hunters, "mandite." homes. "There were hundreds of nomina· seU-appotnted guardians of the 4. ''Dynasty," ABC, ~.2, 22.2 English language who seek · to tions ol 'mandate,' and not all from million homes. 5. "60 Minutes," CBS, 25.5, 21.6 banish the overworked and disappointed Democrats," said overstated. · Rabe. "I sensed a general feeling million homes. • "Busters" follows the pattern set that all polltlclanJ> are using the 6. NFC Championship Post· stronger •mandate' when less . by "arama" and ''anatomy of a ... /' Game, CBS, 25.0, 21.2 million forceful words would suffice." · said, William T. Rabe, archivist for homes. Public Notice. The Gtlllo County Council on Aging . will receive appllcetione for a hllf · time poaition Of homemaker end • half·tlme polition of nutrition aide at tho Senior Citizen• SMALL ANiMAL HOURS Mooslloy l p.m.- l p.m.. Quality Workmat~ship 30 Years Erporion(o Ho jM too big or too small AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Also Trllntllllltlon 73·10 (hny Tr. ftndtrs .........................l70 11-14 (lsny Jr. PH. 992-5682 Chevy Tri. DAVID D. GRINDSTAFf 949-!061 p.m. Pike. 2 In Memoriam rl day D-SO Dodgt Tr. 76-12 Chnett1 (ar ftn4ors .................•60 79-10 ...,... fondtrt ..... ;................ '1 I 0 rom , a~~~:;,:~, to 4'00PM. The here deecribed .,. part funded under the State of Ohio'e Social Ser· . away February 6 . 1978. viCe Program tTitle XX~ •nd · He'll alwaya be in our hearts Ohio Oepenment of Aging 's lder Amer ican• Act and mind. Sadly missed by Federal and State wife,. children and and the grandchildren. In loving m8morv of Charlet l , Wyatt on his birthday January 9. Wh.o pa118d fonders .........................>62 Car fenNn ·········-······· S60 or 992·71~1 ~~ million homes. . ~ ·· 9. "Murder, She Wrote," CBS, 22.4, 19.0 million homes. 10. Runover of Rose Bowl Game, NBC, 22.3,18.9 million homes. 11. "The Cosby Show," NBC, 21.8, 18.5 mllllbn homes. . 11. "Crazy Uke a Fox;" CBS, 21.8, 18.5 mllllon homes. • 13. "FalCOn Crest," CBS, 21.5, 18.3 million homes. 14. :'Knots Landing," CBS, 21.4, 18.2 million homes. 15. ''The Fan Guy," ABC, 21.2, 18.0 mWJon homes. ;15. "Family Ties," NBC, 21.2,18.0 million homes. 17. "Charlie BroWn Special," CBS, 21.0, 17.8 million homes. lB. "Hotel," ABC, :aJ.3, 17.2mlllion homes. · 18. "Webster," AllC, :aJ.3, 17.2 million homes. 20. "!<night Rider,;, NBC,l8."8, 16.'0 million homes. !rom the entertalrunent w.prid and then applied to almost everything." Having endured lnlla tlonbusters, crtmebusters and a variety of Dear Meg the Hunters, which C!,a lms a worldwide membership of ll,OOl, said the dub followed the suggestion of Canadian Press editor Joseph J . Dary and banished "Star Wars" onhlsknee. "I ·never wanted to leave that knee," she said. · "I thought: Wouldn't It be wonderful io be Mrs. Presley? II unless used tn .reference to a trilogy of science fiction films. The tenn Is misleading when used to descrtbe a space-based mllltary . ' defense system, Thomas said. For the first time, the Hunters Included, a list of foreign-language. phrases ori their list, Including "in der Tat," which means "Indeed" in German. Other English banishments Included: . - " Near-miss," which Robert K. Hancock of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., said should be a "near-hit." -"Overcrowded." James L. Knight of Nashvllle, Tenn., said, "We have not had a simply crowded prtson here ·tn Tennessee since 1982." -"Vertical access device," said JohnConstantlnoo!EastLanslng; Is . -At Handy High School In Bay City, Bruce P~asley's English class inquired whether "bare naked" Is opposed to "clad naked." "'l By Meg Whitcomb your motive tn asking the question DEAR MEG - One of my best seems somewhat suspect. Could It · glrUrlends was marrted two weeks be that you're miffed at not being ago. She has two children. I saw her Included In the wedding? picture tn the newspaper tn a In making judgments ahoul Wedding gown, veil and long train, taste, I like Abe Lincoln's attitude: standing with her new husb.Bnd. She "Well, for those who like that sort of was married In church a,nd all In ..thing, I should think that it Is just white - the works. ~hout the sort of thing they would . My question: Isn't It In poor taste like." Live and let live, honey. to remarry tn a white gown and Surely you have more important veil? (P.S. - Please' use an thin~ to think about. unidentUiable · name if you prtnt DEAR MEG -I couldn't believe this.) - ANONYMOUS, ANY· your answer to ''Planning Ahead," WHERE, U.S.A. who asked me if li was pouible for DEAR ANON - These '.days, her and her llusband to be burled in anythtng~goes. But I <16n' rDrame tile S<~me casket. My qtiest1an Is, your asking tor anonymity, since how on earth Is she going to arrangll . w1 ll be ment o flran~porta tmn. COlum bus. Oh10. unul 1 O·OO AM .. Oh10 Standard T1me. Thu rs'day, ~anuary me nts 24. 1985. for Improve - 1n , Pomeroy. Oh10. wtll b e held at the offi ce of sald Bank 1n Pomeroy. Ohto. accordtng to 1IS bylaws. on the third Wednesd ay of JantJaiy. 1985, at 4·06 P m for the purpose b l electtng dtreclors and the transac tiOn of such other bustness as may propP.rly cor:ne b efore satd meettrig · Paul E Kloes . Secretary 1121 27 111 3, 9 . 13. 4tc We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid bofl and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. 2 \4 ~;6/B~;; 07 If You Need Your House Cleaned Weekly, call: LEE CODNER WITH ' ~OWNERS-CORNING 949-2030 12-31-1 mo. 1 ·1l·tft YOUN Wit Pavement W1dth - vanes Prorect and Work Length - 95.99 1 fe):1t or 18 18 m1t.es 01'11o . Depa rt ment of Transpanat1 0n hereby ' notifi eS all b1dders that 11 w1ll a1f,rma ttvely 1nsure that1n anv co ntract ente(ed \ 1nto pursuant to th1s adve r11 5emen1. m1n OJI IY buSI ness enterprises wtll be af forded fu11 ooportuM''{_to submit · btd s 1n response to lhts 1nvtta110n and Wtll nnt be dtscr~mtnat ed agamst on !he ot race. color. or ' for an • '" Mtntmumwage rates for lh ts pqoec1 have been predeter · mmed as i"eQUtred by law and are &et forth tn the btd proposal ·· "The date set for com ple110n of thtS work shall be se t forth tn the btdd•ng proposal " Each b tdder shal l be requt red tp file wtth ht s btd a certtfted check or cash•er"s check. lor an amoun t equal to five per cent of his bid, bu t m no event more than ftfty thousand d ollars. or a bon d for ten percent of hilbid, payable to the D+rec tdr Btdder s must apply. on the proper form s. for qualtftcat•on at least ten davs pnor to the date set for b•ds tn Good used refrigerators, washers, dl'JefS, &as and electric ranges and TV set~. OPEN 8 TO 6 ·County Appliance, Inc. 627 Third Aw. Gallipolis 446·1699 COMPLETE ONE STOP SER'V,ICE Scoao~l:e 1JioMe Check Our Low, lo'W"Pnm INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE We'd like to introduce you to Encllt·A-Car. the mo4em wa1 DON'T ORDER TILl YOU (HE(K WITH US WE Will SAVE YOU No Down Payment . Lower Monthly Payment BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TIIUCK LEASING MGM FARM ,.,....,, POMIIOY, ON. . OllllNES JIM CLIFFORD .. PH. 992c7201 1· , , .• 614·992-2111 s.m. • """ c..•"' Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated Dog Houses Racine, Oh. ,Ph. 614·843·5191 • 10 61k: ' POMEROY, 0 . 992·2259 PUBUC NOTICE 7. 1985 al 12·01 a.m as authonzed bv law. Stgned Howa rd E Frank 1117. Jl. 9 . 3tc Real Estate General TEAFORD Real Estate m ~ IEAITOI . 216 E. 2nd St. Phone H61 4)·992·3325 NI.W LISTING- 7 rm. brick, 2 lg. BRs, gas furnace, 2 baths and lg. level lots near stores & schools,Onty $38.500. I I car garages on 2 lots. Aslting $28,000. SYRACUSE - 6 yr. Oid, one ft. · oodb 3 BRs carpeting, w urner, 2 garoge-shop& 1evellots. MIDDLEPORT - 2 BRs. car· peltng; auto-l)ea~ bath, storm dis. & w'ltdows. Walk to town. Only $16,000. • LDING NI.W LISTING - Vacant ground in ·the country. Great building or mobile home site. 10.51 acres, some cleared for your home plus a small share of a producing gas well, plus a spring for free water. Come in and lers look at this. $8.500.00. NI.W LISTING - Middleport -On a good street, th~ 3 bed· room lwo SIOIY remodeled home ~ priced to sell. It looks nice and has a woodbumer tor ct-eap heat lh~ winter. Owner really wants to sell at $29,500.00. PRIVACY - With 3 beautiful acres and a really nice 6 room home with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, equi~ kttchen, ceil· ing fans, front & rear porches, and a woodbumer. Just 139,000.00. Authorized John Deere, New Holland, Bush Hog Farm Equipment Dealer ·.·fa rill Equlp111ent . Parts &-Service WE AkE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH •SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN lAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR Wa Hen AFall Tl111 s••P Tu'•lel11 .. "''' ROUSH CONSTRUCTION New Homes-Extensive Remodeling Insurance Work CustQm· Pole Bldgs. · & Garages · Roofing Work Aluminum & Vinyl Sidings 15 Years Experience RIDENOUR TV &APPLIANCE GREG ROUSH PH . 992-7583 or 992-2282 CHESlER-985-3307 I lI I, ·\ l l I 446·4522· -A Call 992-5875 Or 742-3195 /r PLUMBING & HEATING 614-992-6702. collar. 304-675-4214. 1 ·Ferry in Vicinity Beale Z Public Sale & Auction 8 Peraonef Care . Will take 3 elderly people to "live in ~y home .with me & my hut· bend . Plaan,t y of TLC . Near Cheshire on Gallia 6: M&igs line. 24 hour care. Call 61 4·367-71 46. 17 Miscellaneous Dozer wor~. land clearing. landscaping. etc . Fret fltimste . Phone 814 - 992'- 7119 or 614 -446-8038 18 Wanted to Do ,Auction every Friday night at the J4artford Community Center. Truckload• of new merchandiae every w"k. Con1igments of new 8t used merchandise always wel- Home Improvements concrete work . carpentry , plumbing. No job to am-'1. References available. Calf 614-367-7657 comed. Richard Revnoldo, 4271 . 01 4411· . Auctioneer. Call 304-27&- 3069. Real Need extra money? We buy about anything of value, no plea... Leon Eslale Flea Morkot. 304·458·1!5-72. 31 9 Open House- new model. big country home . 3 bdr., built on your lot , 116.900 • Wanted To Buy 448-3672 Standjng timtMtr. Call 614 ~ Homes for Sale up . Colt 1-614-888-731 1. . . . 3 bdr . ranc h, city Sc hoo~. utilities, carport, deck . ca. blo. 833.500 . Call 448: 7144. 388·9817 ' or 614-385- Reel cute Middleport hoine, 9908. rHI Pricell Calf Announcement For Rent 1. _ _.....__ __ 2------··----- ---76.'.-----5. ·;___ __:._ __ 17. - - - - - 18. - - - - - - 1 "·------I 20. - - - - - 1 21 . I I 22. --......,..--1 23. 2•.• _ _ _ _ __ 25. _ _ _ __ 26. _ _ _ __ I 27. 29. _ _ _ __ 10. -_ -_ -_ -_n. __ 13. _ ___:._ __ 311.. -_ -31 __-_ __ 32. _ _ _ _ __ 33. _ ......_ __ 3-4.----3 5 ' - - -- -- Mllil Thll Coupon with llltmltttnce The Dally Sentinel 111 Court St. · Phone 742-31 I _p~"'"LOII-~M.~ ..:...... L-----~N~o~w~A~c~cep~tl~n~g~L~i·~t~ln~g~•-l_n_M_•_ia~•--C-o__ . ~ R~·-·-··--·--·-·~---·-·-··--·--,-·-··-; 'R,en'"* . School. phone 304-675 · 3468. We pay cash for lllte modal clean used car1 1 . Jim Mink Chev.· Oids· lnc . Bill Gene Johnson 1• . - - - - - - 71 LOST oot ol kayo Gelllpolio junk, TOP SOIL-FILL DIRT M"GHEE · Situations Wanted anyt ime. Phon•------------------ 16. - - - -.......- - - vu.u. FOUND female miM.ed Collie and Shepherd dog with blue II • 12.------ M. L. "Bud" llcGHEE Broker-Auction Strvlt . MtillCheryl CountyLemley Assoclete 526-2819 . Lady to live in maintain home partially care for eldery lady. Addre·ll---__,..,.....--- 15. -- - - - - 'a... ..1• heve dependable transporta tion~ good profit plus car allowance. Ca\.1 George Messinger collect 1 ·304- Lost purse et Super America in Middleport. if found call ; illame1------------- . 843-5424 LIMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND SALES & SERVICE 3936. con 614-387-0602. !~'!~Jdert 8. ............ Ohio 45760 Am I. . RIAI.IOI WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 675 - 142~ . ' Her•ld Oi_spatch Motor Carrier for Point Pleasant. MeNew Haven. Midd~ep~o;,-rt.;~- LOST: Calico with black A reddilh brown color, gol~ ayea. vicinity AddisonBuleville Rd. Nemed Frosty . Write vour Jmall wiltl tt>is coupon. Cancel vour ad bV phone When you get results. Mo~v not refundable. 3 _ _ _ _ __ D NNY Mw AVON . Dramatic new earning• plen . professional new safes training. make up, colOr an81ysis. unlin'lited new growth potential. 304 · ohope, Cell614-949-2367. 882-3394 . & big lilting room, 2 baths, hul!l' family room. Asking $48,000.00. AND A MONTHLY PAYCHECK . 675-3960 or 1Free puppies 6 weeks old . 800-642-3619 . Call after 5PM, 61 4266 · JOIN THE LEADER. The 168,p . . 7298 . 1 male dog part Beagle with dog houH and chain. 304- . FOR All YOUR WIRING NEEDS BEAUTIFUL VII.W OF THE have a and retirement benefHamsters 5 babies & 1 grown female . Call 446 · . ita , 835.000 life insurance. Ladies winter coat to givea Size .10.· Excellent . I -. ---------------------~ Curb Inflation Pay Cash for I. C·l asslfleds and you way . MILLER . ELECTRIC . SERVICE . Hcadquarters J call ' ARMY NATIONAL GUARD. 446 -1171 or 446-4305'. • ll -1-tft RENT A CAR CALL Giveaway l4.2 -2328----· ' ~ ;:: GUYSVIllf, OHIO audition Phone 614·949·2008 after 5:00p.m. Yellow male cat. Calico female cat. spayed . Call LIMESTONE HAULED ' BOGGS P&S BUILDINGS - TROMM EXCAVATING All Mlku •Washers •Dishwa1hers Call 614-992-6737 only. an 614·245-5868. 12 Sttrl•t Nlit•, E . Mait,r...l.lll OR WHOLE HOUSE (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 985·1561 PARTS and SERVICE UTILITY ~ LISA M. KOCH, M.S. KEN'S · APPLIANCE SERVICE •Rang's •RefrigeratorS •Dryers •Free~en Person or couple to provide custodial care for elderly man in hi·s home . Prefer someone who will live in. urensed Clinical Audiologist "CUT OUT FOR FU!JLRE USE" Box, 326 Pomeroy, OH. 45769 For faster Service INSULATE YOUR ATTf C Television listening Devices Computerized Hearing Aid Selection Swim Molds - Interpreting -Services "'CUSTOM BU!LT HOMES • wATER. GAS & Gun shoot at Racine Gun Club every Sunday. 1:00 p.m. Factory chocked guns 614-446-0294. arrange and l!!llor..e...pbLo__ --~-~- ·~ J .R . kiN G. Sa leRegrur nlo'lfive FOR FREE ESTIMATE N PHONE POINT PLEASANT, 304·675-3962- 'CONCRETE WORK to drive the vehicle of your c:hoici. MONEY , *OIL FIELD SERVICES * DUMP TRUCK SERVICE Ohio New Plant Now Under (onstruction DIRECTOR All Deputy Shert ff Commtsston s appotnted und er- Sect ton 31 1.04 of Ohto Revtsed Code wtU be term•nated as of January 6!H23·H64 "RECLAMATION WORK 992·6215 or 992·7314 FERTILIZER B-1 7-73 Public Notice ~ ~ r1ght 10 reJeCt any and all btds WARREN J SMITH Ill 2. 9. 2tc . Wanted. keyboard pltyer who 1inga. To work Whh 'The Steve Yatel Band' fo 4 9nsuQatloa 9ar.. . producto. Call 446-3368. SWEEPER and sewing ma · chine repair, parts, and Pick up and auppliea. delivery, Devi• Vacuum Cleaner, One half m"ite up· Georges Creek Rd. Call FIBERGLAS C.R . fr.IEWMAN , Prnfdenl •oOZER · BACKHOE - Addon• and remodeling -::- Roofing end gutter work - Concrete work - Plumbing And electrical work , (Frea Estimates.J ... V. C. YOUNG Ill c- J&F CONTRACTIN'3 CARPENTER SERVICE Pe~tlraf, on file tn the Deparlment of Transpon alion and the0 fft ce of the D1stnc t DeputY 01rector . The D•rec tor reserves the Rev IN~ULATF NOW Route concrete . 'The / 992·2196 Middleport, Ohio 5.79 1-State resur f ac1ng f CLEAN . . PAT HILL FORD Me1g.s County, Oh10. Ofl MEG - 124 -136 83- 4 2 56) COIMNlENCE - Close to downtown, th~ 2 story home fiil5 "3 biilrooms, HatliS;tua basemen~ equipped kitchen, "J ' 0 all! ~ 'It condition. Now to die atthe same time her husband $30,000. · does In order to make a single RUSTIC HILLS - Ahome to casket practical? - REALISTIC, be proud of with a huge,j.!mily PHOENIX, ARIZ. --'-~->-j:---'-~'ts:YRACUS£C:::~Mo~nlrBRs t-+Hroorn thll·has-a-beautifulfiw DEAR REALISTIC- I can only master has 2 baths, n~e · 3 bedrooms, Ill baths, 1 assume that "Planning Ahead" kitchen wrth dishw,sher &disroo~~~~s plans to make.arrangllments With possl,. & hobby bldg. Some· the ·cemetery to have whoever goes 1enl:ed yard. · REALTORS . . first exhumed, so they can be SYRACUSE - 2 level klts bet· Henry E. CltiiRd, Jr. together again. Expens(ve, but ~n the pool&schooi.Aiutil. 992-6191 nice. ties &3 BRs. Only $21,500. Dottle Turner, 992-5692 Wrtte to Meg care of this · Jt•n Trumll 949-2660 newspaper. She wlli personally POMEROY - Want a cheap · Jo Hill 915-4466 home. 2 bedrooms, bath, some answer only letters that contain remode!inJ Near the bu~self·addressed, stamped envelopes. section Just $9,000. Questions of general interest wiD be --~~9-­ UiBcU!Ised ~· illlure Clliui1U1S. ~~ • w_ h..'~.te!'. A·' n1Jthtno • .goes wed •tn TV/ proposals receJVed at the office of the D1rector o f the Oh10 Depall· , ==t:ll""·1·l~~~:i~~-~r;;;:;;:;:·;,·;~;· «·· ::J~:~r~~~~~:~;;in- lr~A::n:no~u~n:c~•:m::e~n~ts~~+ AV6fi fjm'~'llt>w·-~~;"" . Language gu~rdians issue hit list :aJ.O mllllon homes. 8. ''Magnum, P .I. ," CBS, 22.8,19.4 1.ego1 SR -~31 Sealed d announce scheduled s- No. 86·91 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT CBS has big lead at halfway po_int of this prime-time season and ABC's 14.9, the lowest midway , Hunt ington, Wv 3 o-. .... 21 . 1984 Copy Church of the nation's 84.9 million 1Vhomes watching a network durtng any given minute of prtme time. Sunday's NFL championship game between Chicago and San Francisco spilled Into prtme time tor eight minutes and became the week's top-ranked broadcast with a 32.6 rating. The 17-mtnute post· game show was No. 5 with a 25.0 rating. July 27. Apply 733 7th 3301 JACKSON AYE. Rt. 124,Pomeroy Ohio ·· ..... · &MimN: o·nio.,.,-~·· .. Contnoct g; By FRED ROTHENBERG AP Television Writer . NEW YORK (AP) - At the halfway point of the prtme-tlme ratings season, the pecking order of CBS followed by NBC and then ABC was ~xactly as It's been for .much of the campaign and the way one CBS analyst expects it to stay. Alter 15 weeks, . CBS has a commanding one-point edge over NBC, which, In turn, leads ABC OPEN EACH · THURS. EVE. 6-8 .C.. tom luilt Now Hames Complete Romodollng .... ,....... , ~ Kapp, B · h. Several cards were signed for the sick. · After the business rheet!ng, games were played and refreshments were served by Mrs. Cleland and Opal Hollon to those named and Opal Wickham, Betty Hawk, Dorothy Cashdollar, Bonnie Landers, Marcia Keller, Clara Conroy, Inzy Newell, Paul<~ Wood, Mariaret Christy, Clarice ·Allen, Ethel. Orr, Betty Newell and a new member, Lora DamewOod. · IN MIODUPORT n..,,.,. -. ~~ Boy Scouts of AmtriCII·· adult applicant• for eummer camp d!rector. program di· rector, bueineu manager. cooks, lifeguard . June 18- 6,30 p.m.·l p.m. W1.,nlloy 3 p.m.·l p.m. 3 p.m.- ! frH EJtimates. Public Notice NOTICE TO w The Ladles Auxiliary of the fire department met recently at the firehouse. President Erma Cleland opened . the meeting With "The Lord's Prayer," followed by the pledge to the flag. · Roll call was answered by 17 · !"'~mbers . The secretary's reort was read by Frances Hunt a nd the treasurer's report by Cleo Smith. Committee reports were given. Money for cards and dues was collected and bills were paid. 3111/tfc s...k. 675·1333 t S .meettn • 0 · 12 Gauge shotguns ..Only 144-~ h PAUL E. SHOCKEY, D.V.M. HOME NEXT: Clulrlt)' and IRA& R · • eruperatmg . WMF1 · . CO nd . NO SUNDAY ULLS 1 Help Wanted Tllflday more _ Navy Petty officer Tlilrd Class Todd W. Juniper, son of Sandra A. and Samuel J. Juniper Sr. of Route '1. 2, Point Pleasant, W.Va., Is currently serving a hoard the aircraft William B. Miller, son ol William ~ earlier USS Sa.!'~tog~, whic_ll_re-" ~- J'1lller of _ Rur.al _.Ro';!te__ 2,~~Wamsley_ .Ten~_cutford ~Brandl .=' ..~ ~~nuy nn'Urneo rrom a deployment Proctoi'Vllle, · Ohio, and ll6rls K. Cremeens, Roblil Donohue, Jen. to the U.S. Sixth Fleet, located In the Luther of Chesapeake',_has been nlfer Ervin, Amy Gandee, Brandee Mediterranean Sea. promoted tn the U.S. Air Force to Gilmore, Brtanna Gilmore, ea. This was the first deployment for the rank of airman first class. meron Hanes Heidi Hudson Kim· the Saratoga stnce 198(1 after a two Miller is a munitions systems berly Ma~. Kristina McCoy, and one-half jrear extensive speclallst'with the 81st Equipment . Tiffany McCoy, Latlcla Metheney, shpyard overhaul. Maintenance Squadron at RAF Blllee Pooler, Kourtney Sargent, . During the def>leyment, Juniper Bentwaters, England. Nikki Spurlock, Jessica Wright. He is a 1983 graduate of Fairland had the opportunity to vlslt Italy, Spain, France and Tunisia. High School. Proctorvtlle. . Allen Eichinger', who has been· · . ' . DATED ELVIS -JudyS&ull hold&apldograph of conltned to Veterans Memortal and with two c~auc~Urs. sal on Elvlll' " ' - when he her with Jl:lvbl Presley taken when .she won a date with U{;, Hospital since Dec. 8, was released perfonnedthatnlght in Cleveland. (APLaaerphoto) him in a statewide radio comest. Siull, DOW llllllTied . 0 '!Uesday andls recuperating at his the-Eloorof-bove"-was·the~ ented~a--sldr"'The-Heart/Uways--home=-Among those-heretovisl~hlm~fV~ ~ E'J I program topic us¢ by Bonnie Comes Horne 0'! Christmas Eve." fllldOtherrelatlvesoverthehondays Friend at the recent meeting of the The frlehdship basket was won by were Gerald and Bonnie Kelly of Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church Donna Gilmore. Others winning Honywood, Fla. . • UMFI held at the home of Wanda .gifts were Jean Wrtght and Evelyn COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -!twas Presley in :!:>-Words or Less." She day. "You never would havekl.oWil Eblln. Donna Gilmore and Kay Young. Brenda Haggy had prayer trt 28 years ago that Judy Stull, then a summed up he~, feelings about the he WaS a big star. He dldn~t talk Clark were co-hostesses tor the . belore the refreshments were Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Kelly of freckle-faced 15-year-old, won a slngerllkethls: Itlcouidexplalnln about iimself. He just asked lots of meeting. served to those named and Iva Hollywood,Fia. area'nnounctngthe date with Elvis Presley and . 25 words or less why I like Elvis questlons-aboutmyfamlly,about Eva Robson presented devotions Powll, Shirley Meadows, Genevieve birth of a son, Cody Christopher, ' dreamed what It would be like to be Presley, then I could explain the school, about what I wanted to do using "Christmas Blessings", "The Ward, Karen Stanley, Rose Jan. 4. They have two other sons, marrtedtotheswivel-hlppedsinger. secret ofthe atom bomb. Honest." with my lite." 1 StotyOftenToldButForeverNew", Butcher, Evelyn Stanley, Betiiah Scottie and Bobby. Grandparents Presley, who died In 1977, would "I remember I wore a beige, Presley even complimented her · '"rhls Is the Time", and "The Ochier, June Souisby, Sandy are Gerald and Bonnie Kelly, have been 50 years old '!Uesday. knee-length dress," Mrs. Stull said. on her freckles. "!could have died Legend of the Christmas Tree." Wrtght, Mary Mlller, Steve and Hollywood, Fla.., and great- That's hard for Mrs. Stull, the " I had on hose Instead of bobby becauseihatedthem,''shesald.She Prayer requests were given with Becky Eblin, Belinda and Bllly grandparents are Mr. and Mrs, fonnerJudyYerkeofYoungstown, socks,' and my mother even let me remembers that Presley's skin, tn Cathy Pullins leading In prayer. Soulsby and Sharon Wright. · Allen Eichinger, Pomeroy. to believe. . wear earrtngs. I thought I looked contrast, looked Ulu> porcelain. Shirley ·and Linda Friend pres"Even today, every time I hear really cool. After dinner, Mrs. Stull watched one ot his songs, I remember that "We had steak; I think. I had a the concert from the wtngs. When ·--..~-·-··-'-·-.t ·• -..,.-- -------...,-- ........ ···-- - · - ·-· ····· - '""'---· everlirag, '"'"3ire~~fl' "Ht:'il a :Way.; be ·~Presiey· La ••rx,-ve..,ivie·"'·'· ~.- J . Miller SAT. NIGHT &C(KifTRY . ~, CliNiC . EVERY Blown In Insulation "Free Estimates" NO SUNDAY CAUS ·TO PLA'E AN AD CALL ...C~!!~f1.'0: ~t~cto~J!l.~!m.rn:JI!.IiQ!L._Me~~d~mY..W!!~l!...kJII!!llLT:~1~~~~~~~~~~~i~:~ ~-Ashworth, Jenny Balch, Kandt son, . for ""' supenor performances by · 949-2801 895- Letart 937-Buffalo Pt! bi ic Notice Glai_s· ')l'rVHl!' VETERINARY , Iathan iuilding ware, Furnitu·re, Hlit\lirn;=.::-.ii;"' Et;;~+H-'""'J't"'-". q: tS'(n~- 773-Mason the Corps. The. Stylettes accumu- Bechtel,.Sehlly Coen, Angie Clarke, . lated 15 trophies In twirling, pompon Amy Durst, Michelle Endicott, competitions, and tn 1984: · Gandee, Heather Hartley, Ronnea An1tiq~1es, Mason Co ., w. va. Skating party conducted recently ' :Members of theStyletteTwlrllng Corps and their famllies gathered recently tor a party at Buying Coins, 667-;Coolville iiiiiJ:IJVf!il!!l' T~ --.R!(lf!E~ FIRE DEPT. .C~stom Bu.ilt Homes and Siding COINS 949- Racine · 742- Rutland ~-~ro-~~~!~- h.!~~~~~=~btdi~~"a!· · =+!:!~~;~~~~1! · "*~~:Y~ii~~~~:;- di~~i ii~-~~~-a~Ril~:l · -~~J~~:Ore than halt GUN SHOOT BISSELL 247- Letart.Falfs The Daily Sentinei- Page-9_ wood. cupboerda. cheats, baskets, dishee. etone jers, antiqu11, gold and silver. Writa -M.O. Miller.~· Pomeroy, Ohio 45759 or coli 614-9927750. Buying doily gold, oliver colno,'rlngo,jowolry,oterllng wlfl, old colno, large cur· Top prlcoo. Ed. Bur· Shop, 2nd. Ave. Oh. 61 4·992· ·lcBUYING RAW FURS. IHf end OolrHidoe,GinHnglnd vtllow root . Botting trapping ou~ptl01 . Whut lightl. nlgllt 11ghto. Goarge Bucktey.phono 51 4-864· 4751.houra 12·9PM dolloy. --------------~Ptrtl. good condition for By Owner 3 bdr. all brJck ronch . 1BOO oq .ft. Iorge family room w- firepfiCe ~ haatalator on black top road . Close to Rt. 36, approJC, 1 .. ecre. Colt 814·245-5238. 3 bdr. modular home In Middleport, eKe. cond. to·-.~ catod at 780 Lou rei ST. price $28,500 or bell oHer. Cell 614·992-8945 . Slh. St. in Roclne, 1 tloo•. 3 Iorge kitchen, OOCIOHd 11<1,,,;- ,• .;,nh:- cerpeted- ondinoulle!Od. on lot. no hooting billo-wood hott.· e27.500 . Cell 614-9492933. 1 --------~-­ For Stle or Rent: haute ill Middleport. ctoM to tchool ;, o;or••· 5 C~lt 814-99~ · 1953 oldl 98. Two ,.., A two bedroom house iitu· ated on 9 acrea on Rt. 33. for 1977 chevy von. Coli Fully carpeted and nnno· 304-773-5651 . deled bathroom .CioM to. doorl, one sliding aide door Pomeroy. Gee h•t; cable Top dotllrlor rapelroblo TV'o ovolllble.lf Into-ted ~~~ up 10 10 """ old. Coli 814 - 992 - 5947 oft~r Si 4·i .. i; :2&94. · ii:OOPM: . -- �Sentinel 31 LAFF-A-DAY Homes for Sale 51 Houaehold Gooda 54 Misc. Merchandiae KIT 'N' 76 Television Viewing Boats end MotorJ for Sale _ I ~t;Aft on levollot, 90a1 20 . Willoell Low-Line Big John 14 ft. john boat, 18 HP Mercury ' motor with tr111ter aftd 1cc. I fur"niahad . New roof,two car g•r_.!'_&...•~~~~leP~~· P~ona · :.N Q'"1 .... . 'il.,·uv v ..... '. 9, 1 1986 Wedneeday, Jl>ff Five room houte whh ._2 bedrooms and full ba~ement .. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio' Coil 446-2322. r o't~~ -'i,';; WEDNESDAY 1/9/85 •· I lOll. 76 3 bedroom house, moder11 attached garage, large lot. Auto Parts " 8o Accesaories ..u or trade for late model trailer and lot near town. Call Turnilure. neW'" IJI8d. Large section of qualIty furniture. 1216 Eastern Ave .. Gollipollo. SWAIN AUCTION & FUAMTURE •~~-~-1 3- . 32 Mobile H.omes for Sale white ·4 spoke Fishin' Hole rim• Lucv ShQw Dt-. Who f·-~~~3ll 3-2~ .-akloo<>•tiboal'-(CSIDifl'rent Strokes MOVIE: ' Elvis: the Way It Is' NQC News ttil(9'hxJ;O, 8 luga. 8150. Caii614-986-3B39. Ba1ke.t 1nd C•ning Supplie1, Pelr 1.A Inch snow tires. Set 16.6 truck tirea 960x8 ply. Write fo• tree price llot, Carol'o Canary, 232 Ba.noRoad. Camelot, Ch••_22901. 1. Coll614-992.27.69 . Ser vtGP.S 82 Olive St .• Gallipolis. New It used wood-coalltoves. 6 T~l~ tD IREFTER I I () [J IH5. ONL.Y 'THING COMMON TO THE PAST, Pf':ESE NT AND FU'TU~E - iCC I wood- til oult.-U$9. 'our Snowman.'' ·~. ~ News Hot Potato Firewood, 120.00 pickup lood. 130.00 delivered. Coil 304-468-172B. 304-882-3595 . s:oo o m CIJ m o m ® Gl Firewood delivered . C•ll 675-2075 0< 676-2099. Singer Athena 2,000 Electronic sewing machine, for sale, ••c. cond. Call 30A· Marcum Roofing & SpoUt· · ~~~;;~~~;~~~~~:;~~~~~~ ing. Now installing rubber i .11111 :;iippltl'~; 6 ltv ··~.!ill B96-3647. AutOI for Sale 71 ' One Electric lit a Time Cil PM Ma11":"ir'! Horo Como the Brides COllege Baska1ball: Marvh1nd at North Caro' roofs. 30 Year• experience. 1pecializing in built up roof. Coil 614-388-9B67. Vester~ay'51 (~nswet ~ tomorrow) Jumbles: CRAFT MOUNT SCRIBE HAPPEN · Answer: How he looked when she seemed apa.thetic - PATHETIC . . J""'• JOtn tM LOftn Fll' Cl'*tlldrM:el~ t;la~MQttl-word Sl,per Jumb ..t every II'I;Oflttl. FOr,,... 11mplet wrHelo: Jumblelo'Hrs F'tn Club, e/o thlt newtpepet-, P .O ~ lol 101, Ptlmyra, N.J . 01015. 12.x86 mobile home, 2 bdr., new carpet. washer&. dryer, AC, stove &. refrig, all drapet, outside deck windoor outdoor carpet 8t oto<age bldg. Call446-1806 after 5 . 1969 Schutz mobile home with lot . Call 6t4 -3677t65 . . - Champions on Ice Some of todav·s brightest fi· gure skating .stars- perform Two bedroom all alec, 4 miles from town, 8160.00 month plus. ~apo1 i t and utilitiel. call after ' 6 PM, 304-676-6544. 2 people, $226, •ef. t64 tot. A\18. Coli 446-16t6 o• 446-1243. . Total electric home on Ohio 4 room. 1pt., St. low rent. coli 304-67567t 1 afte< 6 PM . 1..~70-PArJoo..JL...-.... "1._...,.•--: 1ll-baths, total electric, good tables, 85.t00 . Call 6t4669 -4014 . 14x70 Schultz mobile home. 3 bdr. priced reasona ble or will rent. Call 446- t339 . dlepo<t . Call 6t4 -742 2332 . Lang1vllle two bedroom trailer on 1.4 acres. Oat· aC:had garage and wall- house. $22.000.00 . •Call 6t4-992 -6582 after 5PM ~ Farms for Sale 60 acre farm in Bedford Township, recently drilled gas well. Byiappointment call 6t4-843-5372 5pm. alto• ----~-=-=---~! 35 lots & Acreage 1.14 acres, levelland, Green city schools. Call 446-3044. Prime ' acreage Rt. 35 West, Rodney ~ OH . Inquire Walter White, Jet. Rt. 36 & Rt., 58 B. Ill. WKRP in Cincinnati B:OO Q Cil (I) Highwav to ' Heaven Jonathan musters all the strength he has in order to save Mark and an innocent family from a drug· smuggling operation that stops at noth•ng to get what it wants . (60 min .) 2 bedroom furniahed apart- manto. Call614-992-5434, 614 - 99~ - 69t4, or 304862-2566 . Cil Flipper ffi Collage Basketball: LSU at Alabama Ill Ill rul Fall Guv tCC) Colt becomes the bodyguard of 2 bdr. trailer compe1ely furnished . all utilities paid. . except electric,. good toea- Call 446-8668 . 3ioomaandbath, furni1hed . Coil 614-992-590B. one of the world 's richest For rent in Syracuse. newty Furnished, no city taxes. water and aewage furni•hed, beautiful riverView, Kanauga . Foster's Mobile Home PO<k, 446-t602. t2x60 2 bd<. on Cla.k Chapel Rd. with large yard, children accepted. Call 446· 3697 o• 614-245-6223. remodeled opt .. $225 plus dopooit . Coli 992 -7034 o• 992-767t or 992-6732. Knauff Firewood Split- 95% hardwood•. Seasoned or green. You pick up or we deliver. HEAP vender. 814· 6 room 1partment f'o r rent. 266-6245. Call614-986-3360. Limeitone. S1nd, Gravel. APARTMENTS, mobile· Pick up at Richards & Son. home•. hou1es. Pt. Ple111nt Call446-7786 . and Galllpollo. 814-446822t . '""" '2 bdr . fuml1hed mobile • home. located at K & K on In Middleport, 2 bedroom Eastern Ave. Water, sewage furnished •pt. 1 child. 1 It garbage included in rent, 304-882-2566. $175 mo .. .,00 dep. coil 614-266-1 H17. 12x60 2 bedroom trailer, furnished gas &: water paid, $tOO deposit. *260 month . Nice 2 bedroom apt •.unfur· nished, downtown, 1176.00 month, plua utili· tiea . . 304-675-4624 after Rental s 246-5804. 7796. Judy Taylor Grooming . Call 6t4-742-3033. 45 Furnished .Rooms For rent Sleeping Room's and light hou10 keoping rooms. Park Central Hotel. Coil 6t4-446-0756. Mobile home in Gallipolis, nice for 1anior citizens or married couple with one child, no pets, deposit and reference• required . K & K Mobile Homes. Inc., 304- Furnished room, $125 . Utili· ties, range, ref. Share bath . Men only. 919 Sec .• Gallipo- lis. 446-4418 alto• 8 p.m. 46 Space for Rent 44 Mobile home lot , 875 water paid. 4th & Neil. Gallipoli1. Call 446-3844 after 7PM. Apartment .for Rent Mobile home apace 1 mile out Neighborhood Rd. Call House for rent . Call 304· 675 -7263 675-5104 0< 675 -5386. Furnished house. 3 bdr., 29 Neil Ave., Gallipolis. Si25 plul! utilties. references. Call 446-44t6 otto• 7PM . 446 -1340. J AC .KS 0 N ESTATES A;>ARTMENTS {Equal Hou1ing Opponunity) has one and two bedroom•. rant staning at $163 for one ~droom Small furnished houae in city, adulta only. Call 446· 0338 . 3 bdr. house in country near Rio Gr'ande. $226 mo. no pets, uc. dep. Call 614· 245-5439 . House on Glen-Summit Rd . redecorated . and $t98 ant. Coli 446-2746 or leave mea1age. 1 COUNTRV MOBILE Homo Park, Route 33. North of Pomeroy. Large loU. Call 614-992-7479. par month for two bedroom. with $200 depo1it located near Foodland and Spring_ Valley Plaza, pool. )and TV 614-367-7220. I-:----------Briarpatch Kennel• Profe•· aional. All-breed grooming. Indoor-outdoor boarding facllftiel. Engli1h Cocker Spa- 448-8810 . -- bdr apt., 2 bdr apt., $150-$250 . Call 304-6767263 676-5t04 O< 6766388 . Apt . for lease, overlooking city park, LR. kitchen atove refrig., dining area, bdr.: both, f1 90 mo. pluo utili- ties . Call PJ ' 448-1819 . IVIP.rc h~IHli se - .51 Household Goods 3 bdr. unfurnished garage apt. $260 mo. 1 mo. dep . C..ll 44.&~ 37B6 . - - no P"IO, t2t7 mo. pluo depoolt . Call 448· 3474 afte< 4PM. Furniahed houae. New kitchen. Call 304-862-28tt' Two bedroom, aU ei8C1ric home whh full baHment , large petio and. carport on wooden 1ree. One mile back per month plu• depo11t. Call 614-949 -2849 . 3 bCir. 2 b1ths, 2 story brick home for rent . completely carpeted, gas' hot water heat, UOO pe< mo. pluo ct•po.Wt 6•ndinqujrn tu-tt~ Oellv Sentinel, Box 72g . v. Poma<oy, Oh 45789 . houoe coils. Call 304 -5762398 o• 614-446-2464 . ---------------------· Fetty Tree Trimming, stump 8- 1 957 Chov<Oieto. t - 327 RINGLES'S SERVICE, ex- cial Roy Acuff , Lee Green· wood. Ben Remsen, Rev . Alexander Hamilton and the Voices of Inspiration join Barbara in this variety special. t60 min.) removal . Call 304-&75· 133t . liD Charlie Muffin Ill S400. Call614-256-t2t6. COllege Basketball: Wisconsin at Ohio State IHBOI .MOVIE : 'The Black Stallion Returns' or 676 -7368. notsmo~ing JtotaFy or cable tool drilling. Most wells completed aame day, Pump sales and sarvi- . it! I just carry it .:~round! coo. 304-B96 -3802. efficiency tor, Toledo deli meat slicer 11' blade all stainle11 steel, $460 . Call .614-367-7667 0< 448-4271 . 1984 trailer, 24 ft . flat tri - axle . Call 614-367- 7tt1. Belt massager, coffee table, and t1bles, exc . cond. Wedding dra11, veil & 1lip size 8 . Wonted : Puppy, omsll broad dog to milke house pat. P<aforoble 6-tO weeks old . Coll614-266-1322. Reg . mai,B German Shepherd 18 mo. old, good 700 wheats penni81. Some old coins. Stamp collection. Old wooden washer. Call 10 HP, 8-S engine. usedle1s than 8 houri. e795. Call 614-367-7760. Largo hov biliellor sale, 820 .00. 2 ti<es. 900-20. tO ply <lt<oodo. $40.00 each. Coll614-992-740t . Standing saw timber. phone t977 Ford Mevrick. blue & ollvo<. Coil 614-266-8261 _ 63 Tarrier pup1. 6 weeki old. AKC Doberman Pinscher for aale, fem~le, lyear old with papera. 166.00 or will trade for e full blooded farnaM t0xt4 "metal building. Coli 6t4-367-7151 . 83.600 . Coil after 4PM , 448-8264. . 2 full blooded female Bolton King Wood & Coal Burner. used only one winter, $195 . 367-0686 . 62 Wanted to Buy dlopooition. Coli 446-1043. Call6t4-245-926B. Sat side tool boxes forB' bed with l1dder rack . Call 614- 1980 Volkawogon Robbit Liveatock For oole or trade Rogloterod Morgan otaHion a. 2 yr. old flllv- Coll814-379-2586. Cobino Boe Keope<, April 1983. Sorrel gelding. oire Cobin Boo. pictu,.d In 1982 Talking Myna Bird for ••Ia. 2 Oua11er Horae Congrea• Edl· vea.o old. Aoking 8226.00. Coll614-992-7841 . tlon, grondoon of Mr. Cabin Bar, AQHA oupelor halter horoo, oleo Reg. ·sorrel plee- Silver: miniature poodle aure gelding. Shown in OU•ner horae 1how1. Call 57 304-882-3~72 . Musical Instruments 614-286-6522. ble party to take ov., low monthly payment• on 1plnat piano. Can be 1Hn locally. Good loylng or eating chicken•, hen• or rooaters. $2.00 ooch. Mlnotu,. robblto. 304-1711-2379. Write C•edlt Manage<: P. 0 . Box 33, Friedens. Pa. 1654t. They'll Do It Every Time ,64 Hay 8o Grain IMAXI MOVIE: 'Sudden Impact' fCC) 9 :00 II (2) (I) Facts of Ute tCC) .QJ 9 5 + AIQ7ti4 +K 10 9 7 By James Jacoby Sometimes it looks as if the only .challenge on a deal (Ieday's, lor WEST +KQJ 94 EAST +A 87ti532 .K ............ ,..,,..,\ _,..uJtl M tA. Fi~tl !I ur!:lv.fn ern ............ rao"l .. --·- -- ·- ~~·-- - .. -" ·- o - •QJ s+Q ti32 sel. On the first day of the World Team Olympiad last fall, one of the world's greatest players did find a way to be defeated in live , hearts doubled . Looking at all the cards, you miglil think that South would have to lose the two top hearts and a diamond for down one. That would be true except" that when a defender wins a trick, he must then to the next trick, often to his own from dummy on the opening lead of the spade king. Next carne the heart queen, wisely ducked by East as his partner won the singleton king. West was now on lead and didn't like it. A spade would give a sluff and a ruff, a diamond would be away from the Q'J, ·and clubs were unattractive . He finally decided on a low club. South won the club jack, cashed the club ace , and then played another heart. East was in with the ace, but he had an . euy-return of the singleton diamond. · Eventually West made a Irick in diamonds, and declarer was down one. ,_,_,. --- .A 4 -~- ' ·-. r ·, ,,,.. +8 54 SOUTII +to .10 87632 +K 9 3 2 + AJ Vulnerable: Neither Dealer: East W~t Nortb Opening lead: +K - South makes the contract if he plays a few more minor suit cards before putting East_on play with the heart ace. If East can no longer ent with a diamond, he will have to lead either a spade, giving declarer a diamond sluff and a ruff, or a club, giving declarer a diamond discard and a free finesse. Blair strays from her responsibilities when she de~ides to date a different boy every 896- 2 to from. side, la<ge <OUnd boloo o! hoy 120 ooch. Call448-1062afto<6. buohel. Cillll14-742-3010. Rutlend. Coil 6t4-687- 3838. Mlud gro.. hoy for oalo. Cell 114-84g-2237. Ground Mr corn, ti.OO p•r hundred, brlnl own uckl, ept ., ....... . It .ttl'-ll''r t.tl:rttr new ••dial tl•••- ., no.oo . c..n. dovo. 814-992-2388; o1111nlngo, 114-992-3380. \978 2 dr-Ford G<Onodo PS, I'B. Autos for Sale 77 Pont\lo Grand Prix 30t • elr, PS/PB. good cOftclltlon. One o-ar. •12110. Call .-ttor IPM. 441-0t37. --g 1180 ToYOU Corolla. 4 dr. deluxe, elt, & b<oho, auto, AM-FM ......,., - - - Nlelf ·!:=!: .e4.:te¢ u:.:ni ~=.=sa or 8.0., C.ll 441•1011 - .. ........... Cor. Fourth and Pine Gallipolis. Ohio HE ANXIOU5TO TO IDENTIFY THE Pho~o 614-448-3888 or 614-446-4477 JIM'S PLUMBING & HEATING. Rt . 1, Box 355, Gallipolio. Call 614-367-0676 . EKcavating 83 new tir11. good shepe. 1954 4 d•- ChevrOlet, trodo Good-1 Excavating. base- ,• menta, footers. driveway•. septic tanks, landscaping._ Coli anytime 6t4 -4464637, James L. Daviton.~r . owner. to• any typo of camper. Cell 84 t976 Dodge Aapln. Body need• work. Ex.ceUant me· chenical condition . *460.00. Coli 814-9927354 evoningo. rMr defrolter, tlh wheel, 304-1175-8288. Parotloc Bonneville BARNEY Electrical 8o Refrigeration NOW HERE COMES TH' PARSON TO THROW - HIS BOOK AT ME - JUDGE POTTER SHORE THROWED TH' BOOK AT ME THIS SEWING Machine repairs. service. Authorized Singer Sales & Service Sharpen Sciuort . Febrlc Shop . TIME ,+II+ Pom'oroy . 6t4-992-2284. tI MEIGS ELECTRIC SERVICE -All jobs. Iorge or ochad;;le~1;9;8;5~-·-:__t-1~~~~!5~~~~~~~~~ raw:.iring or new construc- t10n;-1:o11 - stov.omen , To 614-698-66113. 1884 Mo,..ury reot-ble. 11811 Ford pickup 45.000 mi. 1971 Opel Mento needo work. 1831 Peckl<d. See ot Jet. Rt. 311 & Rt. IBS It Rodney, Oh onVtlme. 1178 Novo · wrecked. good tor porto, PS. PB. 310 outo, with new Crotor IBT'o cell 304-871-4548. 1978 Chovrolt. oltlllno 8 cyl, very good cond. 3o4-1716171. 85 Trucks for Sale Jam•• Boys 'water Service. Also pool• filled . Call 814- ,. ® lntomatlonal Edition 11:oo I ~ m o 256 -1 14t or 614-446- • 1t75 0<614-446-79t1 . ·' -1 We haul anything trash. 1 Upholstery tRISTATE .: ~~~----~------- '. UPHOLSTERV SHOP " 1183 Sec. Avo., Golllpollo. 1 814-44e-7833 o• 814-44111833: ·Wv-.7.-n cwr.=. 1979 ..JHP llll-• 11' 3438- tJ-I~Jood C2:J ' : New It Reupholstered furniture. A & M Furniture Manufacturing, St. Rt. 7, Crown City, Qh _.Cef! &:1~.~ Ven1 Ia 4 W.O. hose's cune :IS CUtdown II Elicit DAILY CRYPTOQV<ri'ES- Hen:'a """ to wort It: CIJ ® • News Bill Cosby Show Supe< VII Hilites .. --------------B7 73 S2 Panty· AXYDLBAAXR Is LONGFELLOW • D·jj ~~--~®~~To~~B•~-~A~~~~~~ad~~--~~-----~-c~~~~~Tcr~~~~ffiG1~~~e"~~~ ~~~~--- t 978 Oitoun PU. 1800 or will troclo for oa<. Coli 114-211-1393. 1978 Dodge Club Cob. 111,000 mlleo. 11100. Coil 114-742·2711.. biologists delve 2,000 feet into an ocean in a sub and ethnologist John Ewers discusses George Catlin's 19th century paintings of the · American Indian. (60 mtn.)· General Hauling junk: etc. 304-678-20t0 . 72 71 CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING cylinder, air, 1tero synem. Eer corn for Nil. •3.00 ·- t1110. Coll446-0983 ofto• ti 814-387-02114. 1975 Valiant 4 doo•. 226. 6 t979 304-875-330 ' - LR -BR comb .. kitch'n end . River bath. Private, MCurlty dep. & references. Call 448- UNd furniture bedroom auita•. twin hlde~a-bed . Corbin 4807 O< 448-2802 . & Snydor Fu•n~u,._ 91111 1 bdr. apt. downtown. •160 Second Ava .. Golllpolio. Coli per mo. Also houH for rent, 448 -117t . 2 bdr. Reference• required. W11her & dryer worka good Coil 4411-3919. Plumbing & Heating . 614-388-9814. '80 Monto Corio Landou, VB, auto, P8, PS, AC, AM , Hey t2.00 ba ... in barn near Auto washer 866- five other wa1hers to chooH from . a•• ItO\II • 76· 2 other. to choo• from. electric ra(lge toppe• with lnoon. 2-L7816 in. radial •now tire1. Call 814-985-3839. Splnet-Conaole piano bar- gain, WANTEO: Reoponol- 1974 Chevrolet lmpola 360. V-8, air, 1900. Call 4467838 otter II. Outdoorsmana 8 ft truck Chihuahua dog . Call 614992-3577. pupo. 82 dle1el. AC, ex.c. cond ., 304-675-4B8t efta< 6 p.m. Call 8t4-388-98t4. See at ~14 Third St., Konau_ga. Call 446-7473. exc cond. 304-882- 2695. oond. Cell 114- . 211-1470, call Evo . 446- ' ·: fil6AI-tiN'-Y· I.... ---------~--.1 0 . -... ~NEA,... PEANUTS EXPLAIN )HIS, IF 't'OV CAH,u CIIUCK .. E'YER~ONE IN OUR CLASS AAD TO WII.ITE AN ES5AV ON WHAT WE PID DURING C~ISTMAS VACATlON WWENJ 60T MINE B'ACK, THE TEAC:~EllllAO GIVEN ME A "D MINUS:'.. WEI.L, I'M USED TO 111AT,ll1611T, C~UCK? Ill GI-lT! C6 • Benny Hill Show 11 :30 e CIJ m Tonight Show Tonight's guest is Alan King. t60 mln.) Cil Boot of Groucho (!) SportoCenter Cll WKRP in Cincinnati II Cll Magnum P.l. A weallhv practical joker leaves Magnum $50 million in his will. leaving his ~£nBY-h1:'09TY relations with nothing but anger and revenge in their heans. IRI t60 min:1 (J) Latenlght Amoric.o (jfj Teal lntomOfiOnel E~llon -~ • ~ Nlghttlne · ~--G.D for the line L'11, X for the lwo O's, etC. Single letters, apwtl opheB, the length and formaUoo of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters ere different. CR........nno'OTE 1-9 • .- • .,..... YP V W L J .T WL.K FPWS, \ HIK YAP W K JPXJTP BKWSQOLM ZOP NOXSPTTX TW YAX. XLTF 1 WSP XLVP. - MIWSZOW POISONED BY APHAN'OOM. - WJ.• PHELPS •• .. P Q P SF . Ye.lmllly'a CfJptil ~ : '100 MANY PEOPLE ARE -" _..FM..TD OF"TOMO~l!o?l - 'l'HEIB HAPP.INESS IS ~ ' " Cll ®I Barbara . Mandrell: Something Spe- t981 ChavyScotdaloC-10, 305 V-8, At, PS, AM-Filii <adlo, <Odlol tl<eo, 15,496. t971 LTO 351 V-8, AT, AM-FM <adlo, oi<, $795. Coll814-387-7750 . pono. 12,&00 or boot takot all. Callll14-367-7540. 4600 watto. 1 20-240 volto, --- Brookside Apt1. 1 bdr., laundry. water-tr1sh paid, In Middleport, 3 badroom II V-8 euto, 4 dr. hardtop will perienced carpenter. electri- "\ run . 1· 4 dr. Sedan good cian, muon, painter, roofbody, good interior, no ·jng (including hot tar engine. B othera good for application) 304-675-2088 niol puppies. Coii614-3BB9790, Pioneer electric power plant. 4416 after 7PM. near town. 8235 mo . Call Cell 814-992-2300. Woodburning furnance. au.tomatic controls, blower. reedy to hook Up, nev8r uaed 614-949-2801 ' For lease ' 49 2 Furni1hed house $210, water paid. 2 bdr .. 1136 2nd . Ave . .Gallipolis. · Call 446· 2 bdr· houta with flrapl•ce Cub Tractor, new pJiint and tire•. plow, cultlvetor, mower. Excellent condition. NORTII ,1 929 GP John Deere t<Oc- For rent or ule 1971. 12x66, 2 bdr. mobile home. new carRet throughbut. in exc. cond. Can remain on· lot, Harrisonville area. Call 394-676 -3B34. Roclne. 1200.00 Firewood cut up slaba. $16 PU load. Larger loads deli· vared. Call for price•. 614- AKC Doberman Stud Service. Call the middle of a wild round of . dangerous aCtion . (60 min:} RON ' S Televiaion Service . Specializing in Zenith and Motorola, Ouazer , and 5:00PM. 2 bedrooms, Sand Hill Road. Houses for Rent . First the strip, then the end play Coi! ..446 -!I§!!J. 675-3000. of Tune 0 . Call6t4-246-6t21. . 446 -9669. Lamar Ill il2l New Name That Block. brick, aawer pipel, windowe. lintelt. etc. Claude Winter1. Rio Grende. 42 Mobile Homes for Rent v.s. @) Wheel of Fortuna 8U T'" Efl ,. I CAN'T. area . 2. 9 acres on" At. 664. all utilities near by. Call 614367-0213 . • 41 Marshall University 50METH/N' THAT tlOE5 '/liTH TH' NAME ''11Afl!3UCKG ~ Call 6t4 -266- Be8utiful two bedroom with two full baths on 4 acres. Many exuas. Country living on hill site . 832,000 and will finance . 16 mile• from M,id· Twp .. rn ~ THERE'5 ---.--.- • all electric trailer. $4 ,~<00 . 33 Ill 0 CIJ Familv Feud Jeopardy . (f) College Besketball: ANNIE 1st floor . Private bath, furnished, pri· vate · entrance. Sea Mrs. Elmer Caldwell 1 068 Ave .• Gallipoli1. Buildin'g Matorlols 2- 2 bdr . mobile homes. completely furnithed . Call James Jacoby (l) Andy Griffith cond . Call6t4-446-0175 . 12x65 mobile home, 2 bdr. , new carpet, stove & refrig .• all drapes , coffee & end BIIIIGE their ic:e_wizard ry . 7:30 Q CIJ Tic Tac Dough Newly furnished clean, n!Ce l~rge firapl1ce. Ideal for 1 or ' ,. ~ �Page 12 ~ Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Daily Sentinel Wednesday. Januiuv 9, 1986 ----Local Briefs:----. ·PUCO says C&SOE unfair to rural customers · . d · AO F ~re epartment answers '1'V l'- Cil ~ The Middleport Fire Department answered a total of 48 calls durlng December, Chief Jeff Darst reported to Middleport VIllage ·- !~· CV.:Wn....,J':4ri""~-:-:<:!" ., . ..-~- -~·"lr~.,t"' .._...,., Of the total calls, 15 were fire and rescue related, while the other 33 were dispatches through the Emergency Medical Service. VeWcles were drtven a total of 1,0!3 miles (juring the.month. · TIMidepartmenigavemutualald totwofirectepartments: the first · tq a fire on Dec. 4 to the Coolville department, and thesi;!COnd on Dec· COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)- Columbus and Southern OhloElectrlc Co. has VIolated the state admlrils· . · 'trative code by placing unfair restrlctlons on people who want to get rural electrical service, accord· B J".tnP:~,P.-11:1 . .• • h n~.,.. ---~ ---e~ ..,~..,. Q ~ .,...._-~'ii.I(J lngtoareportbyaPubllcUtllltles CommlssionofOhloattornev:-· The opinion by attorneyexllrnlner • ment g!gtl':.....] . t2.J, - .· _ , a · .g r e e "'11.:!1 . ·n ,.., _ proposed for Middleport. Prlvate Investors will hear whether or not HurnanSe M ces. . . A force account resolution for l!ei in taking over the entire road. The 8~ percent paid out of gross salary lrito the PubUc Employees Re"t System by 11 ~~...en . a publlc employees was also dl$cussed. m~ht be approved: · •The commlsslonets entered lnto a , Road dllia•'!!Sed .Discussion ensued OV!'!f' Township Roa 79 in the Whitt Su""lvtsio d · "" n. Part of the road lies In Chester Township and part In Salisbury Township. · Trustees from both townships, Interest tiori, ~ percentage can now be <leclared as deferred compensation wWch means lricome tax would not · . .· . . have to be paid on the ;unount until actual retirement draw 'beg4Js. 1 An. annual organizational ' meet· ing date.was set for 30 (Contlriued from Page li The one year agreement will cost the Meigs CountyCareCentet, a 100 . $25,(0). The full amount Is reemburbed nursg In home that h as been sae bl from the Ohio Department of · rv1 Steven Lesser reconunends .the PUCO rule in favor 'Of 8 dozen complainants from rural SQUtheut . Ohio who said the company would t ... e them unless they -1K' 'rv adVance ~ ~ tne"""'~":...'""·· paid" m m~c CQ!Jt .Dr extendlrigUnes to their property.· service -c~= ~~~~~~t~tructiirellreS:' five to auto acr'ldelrtS;:""'"'I ~~~~~;~~~~·~~~:~·~Fii~~~;:.ioffi~ ~-"'Wli3'ii!Sil aOOp<al byihe' bolinl<~·- -··AveoFdir.g to--reeent- Gtate:-·legisla· one to a rontrolled burning situation on RaUroad Str~t; one bomb sC)lre at the Middleport Elementary School, and one where the departm . ent stood by due to' a natural gas teak on Ohio 7 smith of · Hobson. . . . plan of cooperation with the Meigs County Prosecuting Attorney and the MeigS County Department of Human Services for .the Child Su!)pert-Entoroement- JO!rosram.- stove. ~U~Lt.J also Band Boosters meet Thursday Southern Band Boosters will meet at 7: 30 p.m Thursday in the band room at the school. . Masonic Lodge slates meeting A meeting of Shade Valley .Masonic Lodge wuf be held at 7:00p.m. Thursday. Dance cancelled A dance scheduled for Frlday night at the Rutland Civic Center has been cancelled. ::;"'..:: ' Area deaths :t:::~Lee G:1~~~F~~~~~;~~=~m~ay / Lee Rudisill, 87, .Terrace, well-mown resident, died Wednesday morning in Veterans Memortal Hospital.' Mr. Rudisill was born June ll. 1.897 at Circleville, a son of the late Sherman · and Florence Leist Rudisill. He entered into service with Wells Fargo & Express Co. on Aug.1, 1917 and continued in express company work untlll962, when he retired due to ill health. Tbe foilowlrig year, he entered the antique business and remained in that business for several years.l:le was a member of the Brotherhood of Railway and Airilne Clerics for over 25 years. Survlvlrig are his wife, Bessie of Pomeroy; . three nieces, Lenlte Mullin, Columbus, and Mabel Ice and Florence Helen Betts, both of Circleville, and a nephew, Melvin Bresbach, Circleville. Besides his patents, he was preceded in death by three sisters. Services will be held at 1 p.m. Frlday lri Rawljngs·Coats-Blower Funeral Horne, Middleport, with Mr. Eugene Underwood officiating. Burlal will be in Riverview Ceme· was caUed at Center; :J;!:i·.p.m.~.;:~~~w~en~t~to~584~~N~.·~u~~B~a:~::rt~~~~!h1h!; __ _ live close call at Alma L Gonion ._ . _._,._,,_..,_ . . "'-~ - '1 ' - - " J."I.t"1W~UU.,JY!Cii:IUU, YV:VCl.,oVSi}, J....li)Q Thomas Mldddieport $44· Tracee Moms Re,.noldsburg' $46.' Charles ' ' ' Bonds forfeited in mayor's court Four defendants forfeited bonds In the court of Middleport Mayor !_red HollrnaJ1 1'u~SIIa~-night. . They are BOtitiy J. Trout;AI!Jany, $450, posted on" a drlvlng while intoxic.ated charge; $50, left of · center, $100, open container; $100 possession of marijuana, and $100, possession of a controlled substance; Danny J. Wise, Middleport, andDonaidR.Logston,Dayton,$50 each, posted on expired tag charges, a1!!! Robert F. Moore, Shade, $50, lritproper baclting. Tanya L. Black, Coolville, was fined $10 and costs, left of center. Roda Youug and John Young were each placed on probation for 00 days after facing disorderly manner charges. Langsville, ~; WUIJam R. Rad· ford, Pomeroy, Sf!; George Ellis, Rutland, $43, aU on speeding charges. ~ -=-=--·~co..=c-·.,-.: ..,E l w • Arche Middleport $88 ar · r, • • open Oaslt; Scott Hauber, ~ . Bottom $43, Improper backin&!" Evelyn Foreman, Portland, $63, traffic light violation. Fined were Len Narewskl, Columbus, )63 and costs, traffic light violation; Sharon Wickersham, Ra· cine, $20and costs, failure to register motor vehicle; Roger Lull<hart, Mason, $63 and costs, failure to yield rlght of way, and $375 and casts, . drlvlng while Intoxicated; Terry Watson, Syracuse, $63 and· costs, drllilng while under suspension; $375 and costs drlvlng . while intoxicated; $63~dcosts,faUureto control vedhlcle; Timothy Thomas, 'Pomeroy, $37 and costs, stop sign violation, and Tammy Klelri, Pome$213 and costs, petty theft. roy' vent, Sister Marla Innocentla Hummel drew the children she knew and loved. Local boys. and girls In lederhosen .and dirndls. But though their dress is regional, their smtles mean the same thing In e\lery language. Even now.- ..... These are children you know. The day the now -,_~·----..,.---· ~--,..,... brother came home from the hospital. The week of the monster toothache. The summer · when ltfe stretched ahead like an Exclusive special edition No. endless promise. for members of the Goebel Collecror's Club. Coffee Break The Sister's signature Is Incised Into every flgur· ine based on her artwork. But it's her jo~ you'll ...,: cognize. And cherish as your O'¥JI. =.. . . . .:. . . 2 ...*8 m.J~· Dllp t u ..lsi ...... LfeM· , .,.,...,.... puhu or,..,... Thoc•tndlofligha...,.,._2 The iov.e lives ori. ~ ............... ,........ 2 u.s.For.,. *·5 R:tMcu•mclkfi,.,..._.._ . 120LUmftthree. 78111110-t ...... 01 ...... S..fur IIICIIIt lnll light ....... Seve now. 74-54CJ0.15 :::..~ .............. --~ NooCoot •• • - -............ 2 ... 4 . Woetorn Auto Anti· Pr•••· Gellon. 78-8120-4 . r•·---~~~~~~~~~;;;;~!;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;; Veterans Memorial th.e,;fu:;:;n;er;~aJI4no~rt~s~H~aynes, home all day Thursday With the family to bepresentfrom24and7·9 p.m. and until time of services on Frlday. Burial will be in Riverview Cemetery. In a quiet Bavarian con· Lee, Syracuse, $47; Carl Johnson, Portland, $45; Carolyn Neutzllng, Twelve defendants forfeited bonds and seven others were fined Tuesday night in the court of Pomeroy_!>fayorRlchard Seyl(;!r. · Forfeiting were Michael McDonald, Mechanicsburg, $50; Roy to the heart. Mayor's court issues fmes TT--~--- ~·--&- CALL 992~3381 . 992-2342 M.l. Hummel figurines Rutland at 1:2.3 p.m. took Garnet Second Ave., for Virginia Darst, no Williamson from Salem Street to . transportation required. POINT PLEASANT - A Pomeroy couple has filed suit in Ma~n . County CirCuli Court agalrist the drlver and owner of a· Vehicle involved lri a Jan. 13, 1983 accident. Bobby Eugene . Dill Sr. and Betty Dill filed the suit agalrist Kimberly M. Greene and Floyd L. Warth, both of Hartford, W.Va. Tbe Dills ciaim Greene was the drlver of the vehicle, owned by Warth, which pulled out of a parking lot on U.S. 33in Hartford and tit to the path of a Jeep in which Bobby Dill was a pasSenger. As a result of the accident, the suit claims, Bobby Dill sustained various lrijurles, resulting in medical and hospital expe~ !Diallrig $665.50. He lricurred, aCcordlrig to the suit, $50,700 lri lost wages. Betty Dill is suing for a loss of consortium with her husband. Bobby Dill is demanding judgment of $100,00J, whjjl' Betty Dill is seeking $25,00!. The couple is also dema'!ding a jury trlal. . HoUy Road to Holzer Medical Center; Syracuse at 9:13p.m. took MaryWaUacefromSecondStreetto Veterans Meinorlal; Middleport at 10:29 p.m. toOk Mae Lewis.trom 647 • S.ThlrdAve.,toVeteransMemorlal Pomeroy couple files suit _ ill SECOND AYE. The regular weekly meeting wlll be held on Tuesday at 1: 30p.m ., also in the commissioner's office. Holzer Medical Center; Pomeroy at 6: 48 p.m. took Luta Phllllps. from Nine calls were answered Tuesday by local units, the Meigs County Emergency · Medical Services reports. At 7: 52 a . m.,Pomeroy went to Reedsville for Flossie Petty, taken to St. Joseph's Hospital; Middleport "~·-·= ~.~. ------~--- . . -.. ~-~,... _- ·-·~ ~~.~·--~~ . . .~. . . . . !.~.HP21Jan!!Jts'~.~n"o r,Jtrans L<!.c&po~rt!artl t.o~nt MUlliN INSURANCE " units respond to '-'H£-a"' 1 AND -.~ d A one-story bloolt buUdlng located on Ohio 128 at Long Bottom was deStroyed by fire at U: 30 a .m. Tuesday. Olive Township Fire Department was caUed to the scene after the fire had been spotted by a passerby, Mll<e Ruchti. 'fhe building, owned by Freda Buchanan, had been conVerted into . an apartment which was occupied by John Lascar. He was not at home when tbe.flre started. There was lrisurance on the bulldlrig, it was reported. Firemen said that while a· definite determination as to cause has not been . Pomeroy; Margaret Eichinger, Pomeroy; Doyle Ord, Mason, W.Va.; Mary Allee, Pomeroy. Discharged - Allen Eichinger, Belva Nelson,' Charles ·Hatfield, Pauline Taylor, Robert Lawson, Debra Snyder, Glorla Gardner. Mrs. Alma L. Gordon, 65, 5215 Weather forecast Groveport Road, Groveport, for· merly of Pomeroy, died Monday at Tonight, wlriter storm watch. Mount Carm~l East Hospital in Snow, possibly heavy at times, by · Columbus. morning. Low near 20. Thursday, Mrs. Gordon was born lri Meigs snow, heavy at Urnes. High 2:>-30. County on Sept. 29, 192IJ, a daughter Chance of snow lll percent tonight of the late Edward and Maude and near 100 percent Thursday. Swauger Schaffer Sr. She was Ohio edended forecast retired from the payroll department Frlday through Sunday: of the Nationwide Insurance Co. Chance of snow or snow flurrtes Survlvlrig are her husband, Cha· each day. Hlghs~35. Lows near 10 rles B. Gordon; a son, Homer Frlday and 15-25 Saturday and Edward Gordon, at home, and a Sunday. brother, Edward J. Schaffer Jr.•, Pomeroy. L9ttery · Services. will be held at 1: 30 p.m. Thursday in Ewing Funeral Horne CLEVELAND (AP) - The with the Rev. Wllllam Angus winnlrig number drawn Tuesday officiating. Burial wlll be lri Beech night lri the Ohio Lottery's daUy Grove Cemtery. game, "The Number," was 774. Frlends may call at the fUneral · 1n the "Pick4" game, thewlnnlrig home from 11: 00 a.m. Thursday number was9883. until Ume of services. ctalat ., , , . ..,.. . by: .ANVILLE o-t•-.37.-M,III ' 1·11 KRAFT R-11 KRAFT . Ft. 1 Roll Per Bag-88.12 Sq. Ft. · 1 Roll Per Bag-135.l2 Sq. .,.. 31/2" X 23" X· 70'6" 31/2" X 15" X 70~6" TliUIIESS WIDTlt 'ROLL LENGTH THICKNESS WIDTH ROLL lENGTH ELBERFELD$ January c·lea·rance Sale . . R-19 KRAFT R-19 KRAFT 1 Roll Per lag...-:48.96 Sq. Ft•..· 1 Roll Per Bag-75.07 Sq. Ft. 61/l" X 23" X 39'2" 61/2" X 15" X 39'2" . CHILDREN'S WINTER . COATS, JACKETS & SNOWSUITS TIICINESS lOLL LENGTH • TliCIIIESS WIDTH ROLL lENGTH - Many warm atylea and.colora...Moat.ace wBihable. little boys sizes: 6 moa. to 24 mos .. to 4; little girls' sizes: NB to 24 mo,!l., 2 to4, 4to 7 to 14. . THESE CASH-N-CAIIY SPECIALS GOOD THIU 1/16/85 REG. S18.00 ......... SALE S12.60 REG. S24.00 ......... SALE S.K.IO REG. S32.00 ......... SALE S22.40 REG. S47 .00 ......... SALE S32.90 I , FREE PARKING ·-· ~ !'i:IMfAOV OHIO-;' ., • ....._, •0=•.. ......*•·,... ..... Umlt 12 • . 37··1tiiN .... ......-.,. I ·~ ....... IIJ KMp ·~•rtltonlwtd. b'"'YIIICIIII. 8eocll up now. Choaee.eo, 75 or 1G0WIIItbulbl. S3-IOOD.01.02 t-MOIIIIC-e1 · - IC STOCK UP NOW ••• SALE PRICES GOOD THROUGH JANUARY 19TH � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. 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