https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/0f290e8f948c51df2ff9f7fabb33ff14.pdf e3509758e568085000a32049614ab898 PDF Text Text ;P:~::::14;-;;n.~;D;a;ily;S;~;·;~;~~;;;;;;;;;;;:::~~;;~--;-:P~o~me~ro~y;-~M~m~d=le~po~rt~,O=h~~~--------~--~~~;-------~Th~u~~~·-J•~nu~--·~~-1~0··-1•9•$&~: . ~~~~~!,~ .. ~t!~!.ment~~-~ I I clubs meet. been granted a $17,127.~ Judgment also of Tuppers PlainS, claiming In ano~r matter rued by the : The defendant has been placed on: by a daughter, Mary Grace. ~· In Meigs County Common Pleas th8t thedefendailtshaveblockedthe state, the .l all sentence of James probation and teleaSi!d to the · Frances Hoagland · access way to their lots In Orange CIIStody·othis grandmother. Swvtvlng are a twin sister, Miss Court -from Ember Mining, Inc., -~ " . _¥rs,_:Fr.._an~Sauvage!:f()3gland, Grace Sauvage of Columbus; nle- Pomeroy. Lee & Lal!'son brought Township. The ptalntltfs are ~ Soup dinner !II, ColumbUs,' tormerly ~of --rYtetgs .. ~ -. J.!..~~~n, La:..~ ~!!9. '!>! pu1t ag~·h""tSt-'En-J)er ~~is"':t".g;-.c!".:k--g- mandtn~ ~udpmentfr9m ~eco~rt ..__ ~-=- _ ,- _ _.. =~~ :;;r;~-..._. 1 County, died Wednesday at the Middleport, and Mrs. Allee L. Jones, lng breach of contract for services establishing the alley way as plotted The senior class of Eastern High Your "Extra Touch .. 1 Florist Since 19157 Lutheran Senior City . Nursing Columbus; a great niece, Carol rettdered. · · on the plat book. School will have a soup dinner HOme, Columbus. Jean Langenfeld; and a great James Crisp, Pomeroy, has filed In a crlmlnal matter flied by the before the Southern game Frtday. Mrs. Hoagland had been a nephew, Kenneth E. Jones of · suit 1n Meigs County against Leo StateofOhlo,RandallJoeJohnson, Servlngwlllbetrom4:45to6:30 :~ · resident of Columbus for many Columbus. ' Morris, Rutland. The plaintiff whereahoutsunlmown,wasfoundto p.m. and the cost will be $2 for _ .. ,-~~"!!-and-was ~a--member.-o!-theSe!:"lees ~~~ h~~d !.~ 11 a.m. r~ests a $2,000 Jud~ent from be In vloi;1tlon of the terms of his ··students and adults and $1 · for =~"-".;,F..;;L.O;.,;RIS T _ Brookwood Presbyterian Church "Tf!Clay at ffie =woooyam East~-- Morris for noJi:'payment 00- a- -·i)robatlon:- .JalmsGil's·~ls.st "1:.-:qv.-::- -chlldll!i1''Ui"""r""~~- ...enu-will and a former member of the First . Chapel, Bexley. Graveside rites will tractor. address wall McArthur. Johnson Include chill, vegetal>le ,soup, hot 352 E. Main, Pomeroy Presbyterian Church In Middleport. be held at 2: 30 p.m. Friday at the William and Patricia Chapman. will remain on probation In Meigs dogs, sloppy joes, homemade pies, FTD nippers Plains, have !Ued suit County untU such a time that he Is coffee, tea and kool ald. She was preceded In death by her Beech Grove Cemetery In Pomehusband, Hany E. Hoagland, ~nd roy, with · the ' Rev. Lee Miller bfflclat\n.l!:. ~~ ' worried about Kaiser's finances, "There Is some concern from the International union about th~ com· pany's condition and what that might lead to," he said. . Richards said, 16 local presidents will vote at the meetings later this month on whether to renegotiate the contract. AnY proposed revisions RAVENSWOOD, W.Va. (AP)Workers In four states will be affected by contract concession talks later this month between Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp. and the United Steelworkers union, a company official says.' Con1par1yspokesman Robert Ireweek of Jan.~- me . entrne ar y Winner selected in first baby of Yillage ·officials organize for '85 rank and file, he said. - - - .11'<'1:11! wmk!~~t_,oov.. what lv~Jlt ~~~0~~~~~~:~~~~ e • • '. -Litile . . .__. . ~. . . ~. -· ' - competitive reasons." Kaiser, which signed a three- year pact with the USW In 1983, posted a $115 million loss In 1982 and a $75 million loss In 1983. Although year-end 1984 figures haven't been released, Irelan said the company started the year with profits In the first and second quarters but'lost money In the third. . · ............... Je:tl?I'h.Y-~&n·ifiger, ·s on of Joan and Bobby Barringer, Is the winner of The Dally Sentinel's annual First BabyoftheNewYearContest. Jeremy, weighing seven pounds and 4'h ounces, was born at 1: 02 p.m. on Jan . 1 at O'Bieness Memorial Hospital In Athens. As winner of the contest, Jeremy and, -his parents _ wUI receive a number of gifts awarded by Big Bend merchants. Grandparents of Meigs County's flrst baby of 1985 are Ernie and - _ -, .. . ,. . . . - - - - l'·erra LOU Bcirnnger or R.eedsvu1e · and Mrs. Lou Layne of Pennsylva· nla. Great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Chevalier of Reeds· ville. Jeremy has two sisters, Robin, 4, and MelisSa, 2. 4 · (Continued from Page 1) Mayor Richard Seyler said that other local attorney had been approached but was unable to accept the position. The mayor,and Councilmen John Anderson and Bill Young said that council may decide to conttact-legal services privately as they are needed. --- ~.- Ravenswood mill and another65 at a Belpre, omo, plant are covered by the contract. Irelan said the negotiations would affect steelworkers at the following Kaiser operations: the Ravenswood reduction, sheet _and plate mUla; an alumina plant In Gramercy, La.; reduction plants In Mead, Wash., Tacoma, Wash., and Chalmette, La.; a sheet and plate plant In funtwood, Wash.; the rod, bar and wire works In Newark, Ohio; and several smaller operations, lnclud· ing the Belpre plant. USW Local 56li8 President Gene · Richards said he needS to know more about KaJser'sflnancial status before discussing concessions. "If they're In aad trouble financially, we've got to look at that:'' he satd. "If they are, I think we need to accommodate them In some way that's reasonable." Richards said officials In the · QUALITY CLOTHING FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY .ALL SALES FINAL NO ;.AY-AWAYS OUTFITS SWEATERS Crew neck slipovers in solids and · patterns. Also vests. Sizes 8 to 18. BOYS 114.95 SWEATERS .........." .. 19.70 BOYS 11$.95 SWEATERS ............ 510.35 SAVE 33% ~~.29 . GilLS' BOYS UNGERIE CLEARANCE REG. hmtg Cl•,.,e, SALE/ Select group of Playtex. Danskin and B~7,11orm bras, panties and girdles. As· sort~d colors, not all sizes. TO 516.50 IOYS 118.95 C/eq,qnes SWEATERS ............ 112.30 BOYS 119.95 Stretch suits, 2 piece play outf_ i1s, crawlers, sweater sets and joggmg L'lo.;. a t!t~p!eae.f~r.set!r.omK & C Jewelers; a $5 gl1t certificate from The Fabric Shop; a large pizza from The Plzza .Shack; a pair of babyshoesfromHartleyShoes; a$5 gift certificate from the Middleport Department Store; a $5 gl1t certlfi· cate from Heritage House of Shoes; a $10. savings account from the · Racine Home National Bank; a .$5 gift cer.tlflcate from the Village Pharmacy; ·a case of baby formula from Kroger's; two Royal Crown knit ski caps and two cases of Royal n _ ... u,__ ...... (.~'~~·· ............ '""":J""".' """"-·vnu .&JV\L.u.~ 115 Co.; a meal for the parents from Crow's Family Restaurant; a $25 gift certificate from Powell'sSuper Valu; a baby balloon and cut flower arrangement from Francis Florist; three ·boxes · of pampers from Swlsher-Lohse Pharmacy; a$10gift certificate from the Pomeroy Flower Shop; a case of baby mUk from Vaughan 's Cardinal; a case of L,uv's dlspers from Fruth Pharmacy, and a case of baby food from · C.K. Supermarket. n-~-- . --- -r.-~ .- 1~ -- REG. 16.00 OUTFITS.......... SALE 14.20 REG. 19.00 OUTFITS.......... SALE 16.30 REG. 11.3,00 OUTFITS.......... SALE 59.10 REG. 118.00 SALE Jm,y Clunnee $ele/ ~~.:z;;;~~;Jj 1!;£!~~~~~~~~~~~4~~~~/M~~::;:-;;"i' i~·~-·~~ ~iiiii_.-s-~~ Appointed to serve as deputy _ clerks of courts under Larry· Spencer, Meigs County Clerk of Courts, are Marlene Harrison, Dlalie Caruthers, June Eichinger, · Carolyn Korn and Cynthia Hartenbach. Divorce filed Undergrnund tops, Hang Ten sportswear, sweatshirts, quilt lined sweatshirts. 123.95 Flame Orange Suits ..................... 115.55 117.95 & 118,95 Flame -~ , O·ran<Qt Jackets ................. l13.25 ~;........,..:;,wl36.95 Carhartt lrown Duck Vests ............ 127 .70 _,142,95 Carhartt · 't-or·,..ni-iill:;;.;.._..,r--', Brown Duck Overalls ....... 132 .20 157.49 (arhartt Brown Duck Coats............ 143.00 Robert E. Miller, Rutland, has tiled suit In Meigs County Common Pleas Court for a divorce from Frances Marie MUJer, Blackduck, Minn., charging gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. Mary E. Snyder and Earl F . Snyder, both of Pomeroy, have petitioned the court for a dissolution of their marriage. · A dlssoluiion of marriage has been granted Peggy Platt and Larry A. Platt, both of Albany. Peggy Platt's malden name of Wallace has been restored,. PRICE povers, vests in sizes S, M, and XL Our entire stock included lor this sale. Men's 119.95 Men's & Boys' WI~NIIrl Great SavJngs o•: CHILDREN;S WINTER Tops & Pants •Men's Winter Jackets •Men's Sport Shirts •Men'J Knit Shirts •Men's 8t Boys' Denim -••••n•l oMen's Corduroy ·J eans •Boys• Dress Slacks •Men's Dress Shirts •Boys' Winter Jackets oCarhartt Sweat Shirts •Boys' Corduroy Jeans Cords, slacks, denim jeans and striped jeans. Knit tops, shirts and blouses. Complete range of children's SileS. Reg. 14.00 ..... Sale suo Reg. 16.25 ..... Sale S4.37 Reg. sa.so ..... Sale ss.95 Reg. S13.00... Sale 19.10 •Boys Not all sizes. Wrangler, Lee and Ely brands. Regular prices - $14.95, $22.95, $19.95- for this sale Sweaters .............. 112.95 Men's 122.95 Sweaters .............. 114.90 Men's 124.95 Sweaters............ , •.S16.20 Men's S29.95 Sweaters.............. S19.40 Jm,g Clmtnee $1/1 J•n•etg Cl••nnel Veterans Memorial Admissions- None. Discharges - Eugene Johnson, Sale Not-.all sizes lection. Shirts PRI(E Jftruttg CIUtfllee LITTLE BOYS' OUTFITS Crawlers, 3 piece sets. suits, stretch suits, play outfits and ·swealer sets. Sizes: NB to 24 mos .. 2 to 7. R(G .. 14.00 to s 19.50 $•1•1 BOYS COORDINATE Pants & Shirts 8 to 18. Sweat pants, i rn•nu•nu< and sateens with ~atching tops. Your choice. Cf,•nee _ $280 To $.1365 PRICE Weather forecast ' . WRANGLER Tonight, snow, diminishing to flurries by morning. Low near 15. .. Er:lday, snow ..tlumes likely._High · near ~- Chance of snow Ill percent wnlght and 60 percent Friday. . Ohio extended forecut Saturday through Monday: Chance of snow Saturday. Fair on Sunday and Monday. Highs In the ~Saturday and Sunday and In the :lls Monday. Lows5-15 Saturday and Sunday and In the:;n; Monday. SPORTSWEAR Junior and misses sizes in brouses, knit tops, pants, sweaters, vests, cords and slacks. Reg. '14 Spaet5w.......... We 59.79 Reg. 519 ~ ..... We 113.29 R.g. $24 Sparta,v• ..... - ·w. •1&:79 Reg. '32 5pal !swear ..... We S22,39 COlDS MiSses & Junior Sizes. Pleated and straight leg styles. Assorted colors. Not all sizes. REG. 126.00 TO 133.00 Your CHiet Sl 5·8 Jsnu11y Clu,.nes $1/e 's Coafs Blouses Coats Dresses Slupwear , Women's- Sportswear POINT PLEASANT By summer, ~ channels and expanded pay and satellite services may be available to subscribers of the former Cablentertalnment cable television service. · Consolidated Communications Group Inc., which took over Cablentertalnment last Nov. 13 after completing a ·buyout, will firm approve a.rate Increase. But Hugh Buckner, Consotidat· ed's vice president of operations, in Ohio, Point Pleasant, Henderson. Mason and Hartford In Mason County, W.Va., and Ripley and firm isn' t asking for a rate hike In MEN'S COORDINATE & Shirts shirt looks, polyester· - bottoms and pa·c cloths. Many have tops. Your choice. · 1/2 PRICE MEN.'S FLANNEL Work Shirts Not all sizes in S, M, l, XL, plus tails and big sizes. Two pockets. long tails, excellent quality . 115.95 SJ7.95 . SJ 0.35 FLANNELS .......... SII.65 M(N'S '19.95 FLANNELS .......... SI2.95 MEN'S S21.9S \ \ FLANNELS .......... S14.2 5 --·-·- EU•rf•lir.., ' I ' .· enact an ordinance against cable service theft. "We will run '!!!...amnesty pro- "We're not planning any In· creases, because we think tlley're high enough ," he said. "We're going -celeste calls education biennium's top budgetary concern COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP ) -Gov. Richard Celeste says educatJon wUI be his top concern when he presents his budget recommendations to the Legislature for the 1986· 87 biennium. Speaking to a group of more than 600 representatives of the state's publiC school systems Thursday, Celeste said he would support a raise In teachers' minimum salaries but stopped short of endorsing a series of proposals made by the state Board of Education. The governor said he has not determined how much to ask for In appropriations for eacli of the programs but that education would Wholesale prices rise 1.8 percent legislators for the biennium, calling for an approprla tions Increase of $1.58 billion for the lwo-year period beginning July 1. Of that amount Sl.l billion is aimed at keeping programs abreast of -rising costs, raising teachers' salaries and hiking the per-pupU amount each district receives by about 8percent to $2,235 annually by 1987, said William Phillis, assistant state superintendent. not be affeCted by a tax cut he plans to propose In the budget. "There's·no way we can cut taxes · ... and not pay attention to what we need to do for educ~~tlon," Celeste said. "We have to make education absolutely the cornerstone of what we do In this state." State Super-Intendent of Public Instruction Franklin B. Walter presented a package of recommen· da !Ions the board will propose to The recommendations call !or raising minimum teachers' salaries from $12,700 to $13,700 In 19lli a nd $14,800 In 1!m. " If one thinks $1.1 billion is awesome, we should ask 'Is $13,700 too much for a teacher?' " Phillis said. Another $D) million would be used to implement the mandatory kindergarten program Included In the recOmmendations. The report calls for thestateto require all pupUs entering first gpade to first have a year of kindergarten, although parents would decide whether to enroll their children at age 5 or 6. About $150 million is fntended to counteract recent measures that have eroded the local property and tangible tax assessmenls used for education. Arms talks may delay MX vote WASHINGTON (AP) - The Reagan admlnistra tlon' s success In re-opening arms talks· with the Soviet Union may cause Congress to ·delay a · showdown vote on the embattled MX missile, a key House "It should be a very good year for Inflation. The third good year In a row!' he said. Over the last two years, prices rose a tiny 2.4 percent, missiles, each equipped with 10 warheads. House Speaker Thomas P . O'Neill, D-Mass .. s~ld when the compromlsP was arranged that It meant the MX " will never be '' For 1984, energy prlces posted analyst says this year should be even better. their second yearly decline, al· Thelmpresslve1984pertormance though the drop was less than half stemmed from a prolonged wea- that of 'the year before. Overall, lmess In energy prices, In particular energy prices fell 4.1 percent last gasoline, and from fresh modera- year, compared to a 9.2 percent .... , tiOI'I lll100d price hikes. ----- decline In 1983,-which had been the Last year's rise In the Labor steepest decline since the govern· De~ent' s Producer Price In- ment began keeping such statistics dex was up from a tiny 0.6 percent In 1974. Increase -In 1983, the smallest gain GasoUne prices last year feU 5.5 since 1964. percent compared to a 10.1 percent . Last month, wholesale priCes rose drop tn ~precEding year. just 0.1 percent, down sharply from As for food, the moderate 3.8 the0.5percentrlseofNovember. percent gaJn was due mainly to a Analysts said they expect the sharp 17.2 percent drop In prlces for December moderation to last fresh vegetables and to J;maller through most of this year, In part drOps In prjces for poultry and rice.' because of the failure of the Beef and veal prices rose a Organization of Petroleum Export· minuscule 0.9percent. The sharpest tng Countries to prop up sagging galnwasa31percentlncreaselnflsh world oil prices. ¥ priCeS. In 1983, food priCes overall rose 2.3 One expert, Michael Evans, percent. president of Evans Economics, a Washlniion- forecastliig firm, 'pre\ dieted that prices would rise 1 decllned In three months and held steady In another three. percent for aU of 1985. BRIEFS HOUSE PANEL- Set:reW-y of Sta&e Geo~ a:;e~~=~:c~~J:·-. :::.c.:::::::.=~-=--=~~~~ · members olllle )lllllel on his rneetlnp this week wllb Sovlet8. ( AP ,, will be upgraded and new test equipment Is to be used. Towers at iCqntlnued on Page 121 .," ~II'C · ALL SALES FINAL: NO LAYAWAYS ; Ravenswood in Jackson County, gram;" Buckner said. "Wecantelllf to reduce them." Discounts will be offered to W.Va. Total number of subscribers peoplearetakingoursystem. We're going to be polite and ~k them at subscribers who purchase base, pay Is estimated at 9,500. advance. The· Increase will take If approved, Buckner said the first If they want to be part of the _ and satellite channels. If a subeffect after construction, expected Increase for basic service will rise ' system. We' U be running rotlces In scrlber already has base and pay to take eight to 10 weeks, Is the newspapers explaining the channels, Buckner said tbe satellite from Its present $8.92 per month to completed. "This increase Is essential I! we $10.85 When constructioq Is com- penalties for thefts, and we're packagepriceof$5.99permonthwW asking the cities to .approve an cost the subscrll)!!r $2.50. plete. An additional $11ncrease will are to obtain the financing for the ordinance to show where everyone To Improve the system, Consoli· be requested In 1986 . . upgrade from our bank," he said. dated proposed th~t it will install a stands." C1msolldated will also ask the "We want to negotiate this now with will be no microwave system to link all Buckner said there commission and councils to approve the community, but we don't want Increases in either the additional systems serving communities In the decrease in the senior citizen· a the Increase untU the system is ,, cable and services it wiU offer, or the four-county area. disabled discount from 25 percentto . fm- 1he assured reportcrsThursday that his OVP Staff Writer ' All!oclated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) -Wholesale prices rose 1.8 percent In 1981, the third-smallest gain In ~years, Lottery numbers . CLEVELAND (AP) The wtnn1ng number drawn Wednesday night In the Ohio Lottery's daUy game. ''The Number," was 311. In the semiweekly "Ohio Lotto" - drawibg, tne siX wiMing- numbers. were 10, 12, n, 21, ll and 39. Hugh Buclm~r By MARTIN CRUI'SINGER " Jen•etg Clet,.,e, •• FIRST - Mrs. Joan Barringer, Reedsville, Is pictured with Meigs County !IJ'!Itbahy ol1985, Jeremy Barringer, bornat1: 02p.m.on,Jan.1at O'Bieness Memorial Hospital In Athens. By KEVIN KELLY * Clerk appointed '( Cable company ·proposes 30-channel expansion suits. Sizes NB to 24 mos., 2 to 4. OUTFITS... ~ .. SALE 112.60 SVIEATERS ............ 112.95 $220ro$1105 Gifts being presented to the first baby of the new year and his parents Include: a $10 gl1t certificate from Elberfeld's; a haby cup from Clark's Jewelry; a $10 savings account at Central Trust; a $15 gift certificate from MGM Farin City, • organlied for 1985. to lie passed befo(e AprU 1. During their organizational sesMembers of the Racine Emer· !nori, pres!~ olJef ·i!y · mayOr 'gency ' Squad were~ p'reseiif' 'an(f' '''" ""' Charles Pyles, Frank Cleland was Informed council that the emer· reelected president of council and gency squad building is now paldeff meetings were set for th!' first after five years of fund raising Monday of each month, unless that activities by members. The report of Police Chief Alfred Monday falls on a legal holiday. Glenn Rizer's appOintment as Lyons showed that he had made five street commissioner was approved arrests, answered 21 calls, handled for 1985 and the Racine Board of nine complaints, investigated two Public Affairs is expected also to accidents and collected $4271n bonds · appoint Rizer as waterworks during December. Although off d~e io Illness for supervisor. three months, Lyons received 223 After commending council calls, handled 115complalnts, made members for their work during the 68 arresYS, investigated 12 ·accitien l!:i past year, pYie5'appolntedcommlt· tees, which Include: · and collected bOnds Iotaliug Frank Cleland, Dan Sayre, Scott $4,316.40. Fire Chief Robert Johnson reWolfe, finance; Robert Beegle, Carroll Teaford, Larry Wolfe, ported that firemen spent several street; Scott Wolfe, Robert Beegle, hours comparing two bids for the Carroll Teaford, police-fire; Robert new fire truck with the bid Beegle, Frank Cleland, ordinance; specifications and firemen recom· Dan Sayre and Scot• Wolfe, park; mended the purchase be made from and Robert Beegle and Scott Wolfe , FMC, represented by DUs.Mountaineers of Ravenswood, W.Va. A firemen 's dependency board. Council passed a temporary lifetime warranty on the truck , appropriations ordinance with a 1Continued on page 12) the I e lll')lboto) • ' Fascell, D·Fia., chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, said Secretary of State George Shultz made "very persuasive" points Thursday when he appealed privately to members of Congress not tO undermine the _ arms talks byvotlngtoklll the MXor by crimping military spending. Fascell said "It's entirely posst. ble" that votes on continuing MX procurement may now be delayed even though be emphasized that House leaders have yet to discuss the Issue and no decisions have been made. Under a compromise struck between President Reagan and Congress late In September, four separate votes will be held In April on whether to permit the MX program to go forward or to kill it. A loss on any one of the four tallies on Senate and House authorization and ~ndlng bills would erid the "'iidffirn!Stratton' s hojies of deptoyfug at least 15 of the modern strategic ' ' Se~ltlm,entcontlnues to run strong that the system Is not needed and that killing It would save money ala time when maximum efforts are being made to trim the fe<;leral budget deficit. Shultz told senators and House members that the MX is essential to national security, that It "simply must go ahead," and that killing It would have an adverse Impact on the U.S. negotiating position. • While refusing to describe the MX or any other proposed mllltazy system as an arms control bargainIng chip, Shultz told reporters: "I ,think It's obviously the case that It they (the Soviets) can get what they want out of us without giving up anything In return, that they . would love that." At the private meeting, Shultz was rewarded with a round of applause that could be heard through the closed doors of the HOUBe Armed Services- COrrimlttee- as he con· eluded his remarks. A �. -'·~· .----~ • ,. . .. ·co111mentary • Friday, January 11. 1986 ' Page 2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday. Januarv 11. 1986 The Daily Sentinef- Page-3 ' Pome'roy-Mlddlepor( Ohio SVAC action, The Victory CirCle:_ '. w~ather per.mitting, will ·1 f . h •· h. ·- Area.cagers doing · , ·· · • h ··a· --~ weit~0 ---- 11 : ~- levffl.c, _JeStJme . tPt~Ig t; _1ya .§ _ l!~e ~~c 83 ciVI1iz.ation._. . ~--,·~-=-~-=-·-_J.am_·__J._;""_ff~_:~P.._-_tiH-_·-I_~=~'" " '· iJl C() · ege . . ~.3, ., Subway'· to The Daily Sen .. .,.~,& .,& . ---- -···- .... ~- Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Oblo 1 WASHINGTON - Almost ex- tho:;e terrifying moments. ,Other . DEVOTED ·TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS. MASON ... REA actly five years ago today, at high victims have told me of the same "<--~-·· C- . :·.---~= ....,=""'= --~~I"' noon, I left the old Washington Star experience. Nightmares cannot be ,.,..,_,.__......,,..,.:..d,""" ~ .. ~.. bulidiiigln'soiifheast Washlngton-·-·iian!Stie.f;"tiieVcome-wtliliy-rilcTrig and walked to my car a coup!~ of through one's sleep. With the story hundred yards away, I opened the .of the New York "vigilante," as the . ROBERT L. WINGETT car door, but befor~ I could close It press has ·dubbed' It,_It all comes · Publisher. two teen-aged punks · were upon back once more. Tht' facts, So far as we · know me. They threatened me with what BOB HOEFLICH PAT WHITEHEAD I thought was a pistol; they robbed them. , are now familiar. Three General Manager Assistant Publlsher.LController a male • to The New ·York Times, all of them had pollee records. Three were carrying screwdrivers that had lleeh me«no- needle points. ··What appears to have happened Is thai one of the youths sat down beside the victim, asked for ,.,e time, tJM>n lor a match, then lor a cigarette, then tor $5. The other three hovered around. Abruptly the man I have for each Bernhard Goetz Identified himself as the man with the .gun. He will he arraigned on charges of attempted ·rnurde't. -Ttl~ >urUac•,....,u,~~ OO'Ie---recovered; a fourth, .a 19-year.qld with a recOrd of six arr~ts. Is paralYzed from the waist down. We do not have all the fac~. It may turn out that Goetz Is deranged, possibly as a consehe endured quence of the revolver, shot his tormentors, and fled when the conductor stopped the train. Last week 37-year-old youths forward to testify that were merely high-spirited and evidenced no .Intention of lnfilctlng bodUy harm. Meanwhile, a few recollectlon8 and observations. I believe I know what Goetz has gone' through. I wanted to kill the two teen-agers who robbed me. the Incident I went by a gun By SCOTI' WOLFE ' .Having completed another overly busy week. I managed to make It to five ball games In seven days, while squeezing five pracllces and a teams In between. And ... (lalmO!!tforgdt) , ~,~~·n:Jffilt:iliitaJ a~j,lllit;r hil)tlf~~; gl!1!'1eMoooafa1~:'Maylle I'IIfln!l !lnie tosleepnextweek! This week's ventures took to Marietta College and Rio Grande College, where I had the opportunity to see lour of our local stars In acllon. And Indeed all four of our basketball stars did shine brightly. At Marietta, you might say "I kiUed three birds wltll one Slone," betterthanmostcoolddo)asMarlettaCoUegebattledWlttenberg for the lead. Both Gene UUiefleld me By SCOTT WOLFE and Egdle Collins 7.6. fast break or run a panerned Developing Into a tight league Royce. and Brent Bissell have had · ollense. race, SVAC basketball action con- both effectlv" Inside and outside · A balanced attack headed by tlnues this evening as Sou them , games, •whlie Greg Leachman junior guard Deke Barnes leads the travels to Eastern, North Gallla .controls the boards for Eastern. attack with a 15.3 average .. BUI lnvadgs.Hannan-T~.ace.-and.Kyger. - Jlmmy....Galdweli,---EauL .camns~.-.S\I'aln.J!as lmprov_~ to a 9.6 _plus Greek hits the road to Mark Shrlvers, Jlrri Weber Joe average, Mike Davis 9.1, Phil Southwestern. Runyon and Tone Chapman ~und . Bailey 8.2, ana Steve Stitt ·a 6,5 Hannan Trace and Southern,l984 out the · ll!lt'up. All have played mark. Gary Klrk, Mark Sheets, and co-champions, are currently dead· steady floor games. . a cast of younget 'Cats round out locked at 3.0, while Eastern traUs at North Gallla at Hannan Trilce the line-up. 2·1. In another league tilt another Southwesiem at Kyger Creek Although It's stU! early, North club ln North Gallla battles ln the other SVAC match-up the «!! er __ Steve Pelfrey and Mike Bailey', who · have 16.5 and 14.8 averages ""'Pt'C·, ttvely . ' .-----,-------- ,, (USPS !45-960 ) A ~lvislon of ~uiUm~la, Inc . Publis hed f'very afterr,lOon , Monda y through Friday, ll1 . Co urt St .. y the qhto Vall toy P.ubll.shlng Com pa nyt MLJJ . flmed la,l nc.; Pom<'roy, Ohio 457G9, b. 992-2156. SeL-ond clasS pos1a~fl paid a1 P omeroy. C?hlo. '·. a New York subway. He was mugged. Not a week has passed ln these , hassled by lour youths, Two of the five years that I have not relived youths were l9, two 18. According News Editor A MEMBER ol The Associated Press, Inland Dally Press Assocla· tlon and the American Newspaper Publishers Association . / LE'ITERS OF OPINION are welcome. They should be Jess than nl word!! loot. All letters are subj~t to editing and m~st be signed with name, addre5s and telephone number . No unsigned \e~u~rs will be published . Letters should be In good taste, addressing issues, personalities. s _,"_ ....... more important than positions .. ~~ at that the punks might come after me· -=:e;r.·!n... T~..!.s ~~s.-1--'.•mu.!!! ·ptill.. ---=--" UJe gun,. and as they pleaded with me to spare their lives, I would shoot them right between the eyes. Then I would pump other bullets Into tJM>Ir bleeding bodies just to make· sure. Yes, I would be arrested and·trled, but a jury would acqul( me without ll'avlng the box, and the courtroom would ring with · applause. The foreman of the jury would tell me, "We wanted to vote you a medal," I;'ocketa·pocketa· · pockt'ta, said Walter Mltty. In New ~ui'...TGut:-u. alreu.~y -!5~ufuH~"!"'~.-v. --Well, I didn't buy the revolver, and I have to be sorry that Goetz did what he says he did. The law recognizes a right of sel!-defeDS(>, but the law says 'that the forms of such defense must be appropriate to the thieat At the moment Goetz arose and fired, so far as we know. the screwdriver.;• had not ap· .,peared. ,., ..:.,~--" •""--·--~---"· ""--'· ~· · The H"""' of musical chairs being played ln the Reagan administration makes sense If you concede that quality players may be more lnnportant than tiM> positions they fUI on tiM> team. • That. says an authoriiy onpersonnel matters, Is why Treasury Secretary Donald· Regan · and Whitt' House chief of staff James Baker ill can exchange Jobs without either having developed SP"'CifiC experience to ,.,. , ..-.. ,.-,,,,_-!""""_- .,...-,-..;;.._ __ -·;·- ·;·--: . The game Is often played In tht' corporate world, said Eugene Jennlilgs, with top executives being placed Into slots In the existing structure not because of specific expertise but ln recognition of gmeral astuteness and e<mpetency. : Otten, said Jmn!ngs, a professor at Michigan State University, "we see · ~hie! financial officers helng made chief administrative officers, and admlillstratlve officers becoming chlelllnanclal officer." · · The goal, he said, generally Is to retain people who are lnvalua ble to the ' <?01'poratlon's chief executive officer and his goals. In the White House situation, said Jennings, ''Ronald Reagan has so milch ridlDg on his second term .as president tliat he cannot afford to break In new people- people who havE' not been tested and trusted In the past" , That otJM>r !nnporiant personnel changes should l)e taklng place ~ the administration at tiM> same t!nne'does not surprise Jennings, who for years has advised corporate chairmen and boards on top l!'vl'l executive WASHINGTON- The FBI has · han--. · , • sternly criticized Itself after a e ..-no·nonsenst' Investigation Into : He observes that In politics or corporate life successful and unsuccessful teams shan! a common urge lor change, but for dlfierent reasons. complaints that It had either In the lattersltuation,l)e explains, team members want to gain distance bungled the backgruuntllnvestlgafrom an admlnlstrativt' fiasco or failure, and they will leave s!nnply to put tlon of Labor Secretary Raymond 'distance between them and their chief. Donovan or had deliberately with· ~ "But 1n the case of a highly popular and historically powerful chief, such held damaging Information from as Reagan, the restlessness Is largely due to a desire among players to thE' Senate. inax1m1ze their advantages by 'leveraging' Into moredl'slrable positions." In a remarkably blUnt conies· ~ Levl>rage, explains Jennings, who has written many books on tht' slon, an Internal FBI analysis ·6trueture . and operation of corporations and wbo has studied leadership states: "This lnqu•~~determlned _, back to tiM> Greeks and ROmans, "Is to parlay achievements- recognlzed that there can be no question as to and presumed - Into much better opportunities elsewhere." the fact! hat there were admlnlstra· · Thett'Chnlque has been practiced not only by Regan and ijaker, he says, . tlve shortcomings, certain man· ·.oc-~· ~~YU"ii:ii1. - Blunt confession.__~____. -,----_J_ac_k _er_ . so~n A--,-nd_ · the FBI failed to pass this sensitive• h f Se Information on tote u 11 nate Labor Committee while It was considering his nomination. And though a memo on the subject was h Whl H I and alcoholic." The reference, hi h h ld h. d "h w c s au ave. rea eavy gambler and alcoholic," was based on a teletype from the FBI's New York field office, The teletype ed lid I 1 error, Tne memo, delivered to White House counsel Fred Fielding durlng the nomination process, omit· ted th e gam bllng a 11egat1on. AC· cording to FBI documents obtained by my associate Tony Capacclo, Fielding questioned Donovan on and heavy gambler, often betting S5,ml to S6,ml at a time. " ' An FBI official at headquarters rewrote this to say: "Additional · 1ga tlon dl sc 1osed a n ega t•mvest ...,ns of Mr. Donovan's tieing a heavy ga mbIer and possIbly an alcoholic." · Indicate Intentional wrongdoing by more damaging accusation - that DonovangambledheavUy. Thefull FBI personnel, the Investigation dlsci()S(>d that the SPIN (SP"'Cial .. Senate Labor Committee didn't Inquiry) system was Ineffective learn of eitht'r charge until 18 and the results of this matter months later, long after Donovan's appointment had been approved by caused numerous changes In SPIN procedures." . the Senate. As a prime example of " lnattenThE' FBI memo io Fielding, tlon to detail," the analysis exam· dated Jan. 12, 1981, reported that lnes the FBI's handling of an "one confidential source described · allegation that Donovarr was an Mr. Donovan as a heavy drinker . alcoholic and a hea\')1 ga mbler. Yct "I believe must have transposed the word 'gambler' with the word 'drinker' as I associated an alco· hollc with a drinker, not a gambler." Thl" typist added: "I didn't catch the error when I proofread my typed copy." Neither did the FBI officials - at ll'ast two - who reviewed the final memo before It was sent to the White House. :~yt~a~b~ed ~~us~~~~ ~P~:.: ~~~g ~n:r:m !~~ ~.a:;.~~o~~ Anthony Adamskl, !-h e FBI offl· . 1 10 h f the Do Cia c arge 0 novan background check, told bureau insP"'Ctors: "I did tell Flushing of tht' gambling and drlnklng problems and In all likelihood menU· . oned the amounts of money." As for the drlnklng accusation,_ another Internal FBI review lndl· cates that Donovan had told Fielding "at one time he had a dtt nkl ng problem some tl me ago, but felt he had It under control and In fact served on the board of directors of several alcoholic Llltlefleld plays lor the Tigers of Wittenberg. Marietta took an 18 point lead 1n the first hall behind a solld one-two punch by Littlefield and Cole, highlighted by a Cole-to-Mat Littlefield pass thai .resulted In a two hand slam by Littlefield. Moments later "Tiny," as Matt Is known for his towering 6-51rame, brouglit the crowd to life with a one-handed version of the slam. · , · Ll\tlefleld ended the game with 24 polr\ts, while Cole tossed ln lOwlth a good Inside game and 13 rebounds. gathered lor the event, not ·only for the flne Many local . . '"' Creek has had much luck either ln . or out of the league. Both are ().31n loop play. Southern at Eastern In a renewal of an ancient cage . rivalry, Eastern hosts Southern. Losing three games early ln the season iS a rare occurrence for · Southern teams d,urlng the Carl against each other for first time. Mat(, who had an all-around great game sNlrked Marietta In the first came at the hands of mighty more than enough o~ense, but defensively have given up more points than any other league team . An Interesting game could develop as the high scoring Pirates run head-on Into the . relatively low scoring tempo set by the Wlldcats . Sophomore Mike Kemper has set area .nets on fire will\ a torrid . ail·lfague scorers with a 22.1 8 •As- soclatlo·n.. ' Re prese ntallve, Branham Newspaper Sales , 733 T hird Avenue. Nf'w York . Nf.'w York 10017 . POSTMAsTER : Send address changes to The Dally Sentinel. 111 Coun S! ., P omeroy, Ohio 457W. Southwestern has recently put . things together, battling to the very weekend, 50-48. ~~~:;;;: :~1~"=·:~~-:·~; ;;~~ii:-;:!~~~=~n: :~,.~~~ ·· -~llf9a:i;~:,\\~~~~r7~~~~~~;J~. :~~~J/~n~l~Me~1S, fr1~~ . se;~~~~ai~~efc1 >r'n,e \VIlclca~ ;;;;.:.;: · i·-~J,·~mc.,"mu·=··~··==""-·~,; starters on the bench. And you guessed It, Rod ha·d a basketthatllrst tled the game In regulation, then hit another key goal ln overtime tn gtve Wittenberg a 76·71 come-from-behind wln. To l<e the cake Rod made steal tol<e the game stealing a pass that was Intended for brother Matt. ' several very lnnpressivenon-league Hawks 5.6, Paul Lee 5.4, Steve vi t r1 wi 1 h 7'72 co es, nn ng a toug ,. . Thaxton 5.3,andDavid Hammons a non-leagut' battle over Wahanna five-point mark. John Dl<ldle IasI week ·rounds out tht' attack. Excluding a 66-37 loss to GalllpoHannan Trace Is solid all tiM> .,vay lls,Southernlsjuslflvepolntsaway around, with an Intense effort common m· all Mike Jenkins' from an undefeated season. How did. parents Dan and Shirley Littlefield handle the situation? Eastern's youth has coached teams. HT Is well disci· Meanwhile, Before the game they said, "We've made up our mind to cheer for Marietta rallled around the buckets with plined, having the capabilities to · . In Martella and cheer for Wittenberg when theY play In Wittenberg! " much enthusiasm, and Is getting The rematch Is set for Jan~afl' 16 at Wittenberg. tougher as the season progresses. SVAC Soortng Leaders ·Southern Is led by junior poln.t AD Gameo Wednesday night I travelled to Rio Grande .College, where the guard Todd AdallJS. who ~I!S hit I he -~ -~.,. ...... -~ s.:'rday, ~"":. S) TP Au. · ftedi ••tdlli~l~dit..:i 'Ci:!nl'J1ti" 5taie~ r,v~ oil Key rOW S'iuxiiing Uy cuusiu i*iit · double figure plateau on every 9-Mike Kemper, NG .... : ....... ........ 1!!1 :!2. 1 Wolft' a nd Jerry Mowery. occasion this year. Adams owns a 9-Todd Adams , s ......................... 1!<! 17.6 Ironically, both Kent and Jerry are among the lea~ers In the Mid·Ohlo health 17 6 ~ tl 11 d 8--Sievt! Pelfft'Y, SW ..................... 132 16.5 y , s.oo ng c p, secon 8--0.keBames, IIT ...................... I23 15.3 Conference, Mowery being fourth (57·67 for .850) and Wolfe 11th (44·56lor among all scorers ln the league. 8--Kevln Barber. E ....................... IZl 15.0 .785) , • High-leaping Junior center Jay 8--Mike Bauey, sw ....................... 118 14.8 8-Chuck Vogel, KC.. ..................... U6 14.5 Kent Is now a Junior with the Redmen and has ~nan lrttegral part of Bostick has an 11.2 scoring mark 6-B~<n\ B~sell , E ......................... 71 u .8 their success ov!'r the past three seasons. Wednesday Kent helped seal the and Is valuable undt'rneath with an 7-Sitve Waugh, KC .................. , ... Ill U.O 9-Jay Bostick, s .......................... 1m u.2 win by hitting seven of eight at the line,. while tossing In 11 points and Ig ht-pI us reboun dlng average. So · 9-Tood Dee! . NG .......... e .. ... B9 9.8 notching nine assists .. 8-BIII Swaim. If!'.. .................. ..... 71 9.6 phomore Matt Harris has hit Wolle's keen passing Is even sharper th1111 his many performances In double-figures three of the last four 7-Royce BISsoll, E ....................... 66 9.< 8-Mike Davis. HT ........ ... ..... .... .... 73 9.1 high school as his nlne asslstso led the Redmen as well as Olltonlsh lhe ga""'s and has gained confidence, , 8--GregLeachman, E ........... .......... ffi 8.5 Central State defense. whUe ·Kevin Teaford Is getting a 8--Sro nColley, sw ..................... .... b7 ~.3 fl h d 8-P hll Bailey, HT.......................... 66 8.2 · Wolfe ls tb(> son of Larry and Dolores Wolfe, Racine. · rm grip on Is ln:;l e game. . 8-Eddle Collins,£.. ........... ............ &o 8. 1 SVAC Srorlng Leaders ·Senior · Darin Roush has been a Can anyone name a Meigs Countlan ;.,ho owns a NCAA college . spark In So uthern ' s VIC ' to<Le•J!11• major G-Piayer/ School • Only)' TP Avg. basketballrecord•ThankstosomeresearchbyfellowworkerDaVeHarrls rles, providing both offensive and 3--M ike Kemper, NG , ................... 56 18.6 wenavetheanswer. CharlieSlack,a1948PomeroyHighSchoolgraduates, rebounding stability. Kelley :;..Todd Adams, s ...... ...... ............. , 53 17.7 holds I he NCAA career rebounding record at Marshall University, Slack G Se G S 3--K•vln Barber, E .............. .... 4; 15.0 nleser, an rueser, teve 3-- Todd Deel. NC ............ , ............. 43 14.3 set the unprecedented mark of 1,916 rebounds in (our years at Marshall, Teaford, Mark Jarrt'll , . and Rt· 3--0'"ek Vogel, KC.. ......... ,............ 42 chard Gill bride round out the 3--0.ke HT ' ....... 42 1<.0 tallying 392, 466, 538, and 520 rebounds during that period. The record 1,916 3--RoyceBam.,, B~sell , E ................... .... 40 13.3 1 943 10 line-up. :;..Sean Colley, sw ........................ 37 U.3 most ·ml more he exact) than the second place Junior forward Kevin Barber :;..Mike Salley, sw ....................... 3G u .o Slack's average was 21 .8 reboonds In a career, averqlng 25 .6 during . ' 3--StE'VE" Waugh , K C ........... ........... :l5 U .6 third m overall seating, has consist· :;..David Hammons, NG ................. J4 u .J the 19M-55 season which 111 siill an N(;AA record.·His average during his ently ignited Eastern's offensive 3-Greg Leachman, E ............. ,...... :ll 10.0 career (l952-5e) was 18.3 as a freshman; 22•1 as a sophomore; 23.6 as fire. Barber owns a 15 point :;..Mike Davis. liT ........................ :ll10.0 3-5jtev(' Pelfrey, SW ...................... 28 9.3 25 8 shooting clip, followed by Royce :I-BIII Swain, liT ......................... 26 8.6 junior; and • as a senior. Charlle,repo . rtedly Hves ln Michigan ~.his hi time. Bissell at 13.3 points per game, 3-,JeffCaldwell, E........................ 25 8.3 "9' . 3-SI£'VE'Stitt, HT ................ .. 25 8.3 If you plan on attending the Eastern-Southern basketball game, you Greg Lf>achman 10, Jeff Caldwell · :<-Kevin Teaford. s ............... , .... 25 8..1 may want to make plans to come early. The senior class at Eastern will a ' ' fight It out for the celiar of the league, however, both teams have played good basketball ln recent · outings. Kyger has played wellln Its last three g~mes, but victory has just .escaped Its grasp each time. 1 ~~~~~~~~~I a paced the KC attack all-season long with a spirited effort from the remaining KC cast Vogel owns a · 14.5 mark, while Steve Waugh owns a 12-plus average. Gary Pennlngton~ey Morgan , Larry Edge, Anthony•KI!chen, Barry Matthews, Brian Wamsley and Riehle GUmore round out the attack . Kyger Creek hopes to. be darkhorse candidate during the last half of the league race. Southwestern has gained most of its ~offensive- punch · irom-·senors a S"bscrlbe<> noo desi ring to pay th•car-. rlcr may rE."mlt ill ad vance dlrPCt The Dally S.notnel ooa 3.6 or 12 month basis. Credit will be given c.rrlerNch m.onth . No s ubscripti ons by riiail permlll('d In towns where homf' carrier M'rVI<'E.' IS ava il able. Mall Su~criplior,t~ Inside OJilo · . 13 \\'epks ...... ............... ..... " ... ... $14.56 ·· 26 Yl.1('f'ks ,,, ....... , .. , ... , ... , ... , ... , .... $29.12 52 Yl.' e~_k s .... ,....... ,... .... ::.... ....... S58.2iJ Outskl e Ohio 13 Wet>ks ..... , .......... :·.: ........... .... :n5.60 26 Weeks .. ................ ......... ... $31.20 52 Weeks ......., .. .,: ...." ............,,15~, 8() s·IMMOMS OLDS-CAO.-CHE~. PROUOL Y ANNOUNCES :1985 , c ~·: NEW·;ve<&~a-~ . ~7ttU'?· .,.·. . ., &r.\ft .. ..· ~•. :1#~~ ..... .... -~r 1 . 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I had ~wn that she needed a change of .i lvlng conditions lor a long tlnne but J was really afraid to get Involved. :Finally I couldn't stand It any 'onger and called Larry and Sharon . •Bailey. Larry had pneumonia and was very sick but they said we have ~ opening left for an emergency. I 'will not go Into detaU but, believe : ""'· this was ari !'mergency. Alter : picking up this lady and her lew · belongings, I took her to the Infirmary and she was mad!' very . ' welcome With open arms and a hot meaL I nevl'r dreamed that people could treat a perfect stranger like her with so much love and real compassion and It really moved me to tears. Even though Larry was bad sick he pitched ln to help make her very welcome. She did not have one cent of money to pay but that did not matter to tht'm . The !ieopie where she had been staying had always spent her Social Security check just four days alter receiving It, but they took her ln. I noticed !bat every. thing was spotless clean and beautiful waxed floors. If anyone has ever done a wonderfl!l job with running that place It Is Sharon and Larry. I don't feel I will ever have to worry about that one lady again as she has· a wonderful home at last and a family who loves her, Thanks so much again. You certainly are to be COlTIJT1(>nded for a job well done. -Sincerely, Dolly Woods. year," after the memo was sent. He added: One lesson of the Donovan background checks Is " now In certain cases we ask the FEll to check out a corporate entity as well as the Individual," If the Individual had an active role in the corporation. A Labor Department spokesman . samd my questions about Donovan . were directed "to the right people" who had "no commpnt." The rainrnaker_________A_r_tB_uc_h_wa_ld_ Well. everyone seemS to he back In town, not only the winnl'rs, but the losers ln last November's election. The .victors have taken their seats ln the House and Senate, and the losers have taken theirs In one of Washington's 100,ml prestl· glous law firms. Ex-Congressman Turtleback Is one of the losers, II you call making $350,ml a year with Tort & Tort a losing proposition. "I thought you'd go back to Wistful County after you lost your seat," I said. "You ever been ln Wistful County?" Turtleback' asked me. _ .,_ ~- ~ : ~~ s~yc;: th~!.::: _ l;L: taa'i~~ T vindictive anti-business Con· gress," be said. "Clients will come to ml', not becauseofthe Influence I still wield, but because of my expertise in getting around the overhearing rul(>S and regulations I demanded when I served 'the people." "I can see where ·Tort & Tort would want you to be a partner In tht'lr flrrri," I said. "Will you also provide lobbying services?". " You can't be a rainmaker ln Washlngton If you are not willing to stand up for tllf' things your clients dQ(>Sn't take care of Its own." "Had I known then-what I know now I would have lost an election 10 years ago," he said. The phone rang and Turtleback picked It up. "Willy, how are you? How are things at Wistful Tools? ... You don't say? The Navy refuses to pay you for tiM> Snau Darter took klt? ... They clalin you over· charged them by $10 million? No I problem, WUl, we'll not ·only get your mney, but we'll get an apology from the Pentagon." Turtleback hit the Tort & Tort timer on his desk and !hen said, "Tell me tb(> story." After ~ minutes he hung up and winked at me. Then he broke 'Into song: "I'm singing In the rain, singing In thE' rain. What a glorious · feeling da de, da da da." 1 . . 1 l Congratulations to all area teams! SoUthern and .Meigs are tied for first in their resP"'Ctlve leagues, while Eastern Is second. Until next· time set your goals a little higher and reach for the victory circlE'. 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"All I know about It Is ltrms Is that we have access to our what you said on the floor of the former colleagues on the floor, not ' to mention tiM> use of the congres· ~ It would appear that my shift has asststanct' and cooperation they House - that 11 was America's blbllcal Garden of Edl'n." slonal Jllnlng rooms and the gym. • been purposefully changed making have given me during the past ~ "I'm not on the floor any more, , It's amazing how much law you· · It ir!Jposslble lor me to continuE' yt'ars while serving them as a d Wistful County Is the 1 1, an P ts. m ·can practice when you're doing . serving the citizens of Meigs County full·tlme dl'puty sherlfl COii!i'a'fY to fi'POI'U , DID Nar not bast saying that becall$e I lo,st ·- Jane_ Fonda exercises · with tbe as a depnyst.>rltl. · chairman of a Ho\lse or Senate RESIGN my position! tiM> election after serving the Therefore, I would Uke to take committee." Thanks again, 1 remain, people there lor ll years. It was the ~ means to express my sincere "And they don't treat you any Sincere! _ Robert E Beegle pits when I first came to Congress, . thanks and gratitUdE' tn the res!· y, · ' and It's the pits now" differently because you 'Ire no · dl'nts of Meigs County lor the Racine, Ohio. "Old you ever ,practice law longer a member of Congre5s?" before you got elected to public "They treat you ~tter, because otnce?" now that you're with a big l~w linn "No, and I don't lntmd to you are a potential source of funds practice It now. I'm going tn be the for their future political rainmaker at Tort & TOrt.'' campaigns." Today Is Friday. Jan. U. the 11th day of 19115. There are li4 days left ln "What's a rainmaker?'.' "What about the administration? . the year. "The fellow that makes It ram How c1o they look on you?" new business.on the firm because " Kindly. u you were a former Today's IUghllght In hlsto:y: , On Jan. 11, 1961, the U.S. surgeon generll, Dr. Luthel' Tl!fiY, Issued the Rjlpubllcan congressman, they of the people he knoWs. I n1ay be ftrst govenment report saying that Smoldng may be hazardous to one's want !0 make It up to you lor losing· out of omce but I stUI have friends bealth. That reprt remains strongly disputed by the tnbacco Industry to who owe me a lew favors." your election. And If you were a thiS day. . "Then you're going to be an former Democratic congressman, they are so delighted that you are lnfluenre peddler." On this date: • 1'-'1~ • ......,. _ _ _ e_,_.thafft:. ~~•rv-AIPlUlnderHamUton.. &JI ~ .. .,.., UliC "J.UOI'C OIII;..._.L._._~ 'Vi ... _ _ ,...,, · ··-~ ·• _ ~ ~- ..... "N~~r. 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LEGAL PADS PURE WHITE ABSORBENT An $8.50 Veluel COSMETIC PUFFS Suggested Retail Prices WHITE OR rELLOW HOUSEHOLD 200 COUNT SCISSORS_ NOTEBOOK FILLER PAPER Reg. 1201 SAVE 71' 69< 10 COUNT TYPING PAPER . YELLOW PENCILS No.2 Lead / /\ 100 SHEETS Reg. 99' Pkg. 69~ . \ I' ., , ... "LIPPY' .. '·. ~· t' t ' ' PETITE OCCASIONAL , WOOD AND BRASS TABLES REG. lht' Ve""rlleo Lipsticl< Orgonizeor <t.a:.£ COMES IN 3 . DIFFEREN'T STYLES Of TOP Qak Veneer Top With S9.99 Brass Tubular Tube Legs $699 GOOD ONLY IF USED We areln a NewYear,l985. The hustle and bustle of Christmas and New Year's have passed and we are getting inlo a winter routine. Maybe you are sitting In your easy chair, day dreaming of those New Year's resolutloris'you have made or should have made. If you wrote them down, go find that list and read over them again. Are they good for you to do and to live? I pray they are worthy of you Well, no and your family. What, you have broken them moscao, REYLOff EUROPEAN .· ~ TILE DESIGNS ·GIFT BOXED COLLAGEN . COMPLEX QIJARTZ WALL CLOCKS REGULAR 519.99 99CAND.}19 r-~------~------ .,THE BEARS" PLUSH ANIMAL 1 7/a LOTION with Eurolics EXERCISE CASSEnE TAPE REG. 8.50 $111$679 1 1/a CREAM with Eurolics EXERCISE TAPE Sermonette e SOFT AND CUDDLEY IN TWO COLORS e LARGE SIZE Beaded Eres And Nose With ·Bow nrl! tllll IIIlA n~v . ... ..,.-.7 $J. 9 9 - . really mean It, try again to carry them through . The trouble wlth trying to do better with your life and the glfts God gave us Is we stumble and then just lie there. No matter how sound or how bad a resolution may be, It Is only good !,[used. Writing them down IS gQOd but putting them to use Is better. When we write I hem down, they are for ourselves only, When we make use of them, they are for a:· who .a re around us, I do not' know If you even made any resolutions this year. If you did, try to make use of them . If you did not make any, who not try just a couple? I'll suggest one, atten<jlng church every Sunday. That , IS only 52 days outofa365dayyear. This IS only 14 percent of a year's days. Say It takes two hours a day for churcn. That is only 1.1 percent of your 8,760 hours In a year. Secondly, you could give tithe to your church. You may surprtse the treasurer and would show God you care. It would surprise you· how the rest of your life would change. For the better I mean too. Thirdly, do whal Bob Hoeflich keeps telling you to do, "Keep Smiling." In case you don't know It, au a smile Is, Is an upturned line that makes everyone seeing It feel better. ThE'se only ate a few small resolutions you could make. Not too hard to follow but they w\11 only be good If used. Why not start today, write something down and then see how many limes this entire year you have made your resolutions good, because you used them . Remember about resolutions, "Good ollly If used.'; Rev. William Mlddleswarth Meigs Courny Lu!Ml'ans. 'I' • • • ,.' ,• ' • • .. ••. ..' • • • • • ' ''• '' ''. ..•• .. . - �·• ~P=~~ge~-~6~~The~-~~S~e~n~ti~nm~----------~----------~--~P~om~·~e~ro~v:=M~i~dd~le~po=:rt~,!O~h:~~--------------------------~F~y.Ja~~11, 1986 -Rio Grande. at Mt. Vernon Sa~urday; t;::N:.u~:~(AP~-The By The .B end_ fourth rull!llng of the Jim Beam JJrhDn3,. . Chri~-~~lJ~-e~s~~r_.~t ~J~j2~ '~~~S.-~~<!ay_ .. ~~::::~::: RIO ·GRANDE - The Rio College Redmen wlll resume conference play Saturday evening as they travel to Mount Vernon to , blltile the Cougars of Mount Vernon Nazaten~Cnl~g~ "'~--....·-··-... The Redmen, 15-3 overall and ().1 In the MOC, broke a two game losing streak Wednesday evening at Lyne Center ,bY knocking off Central State University, 9().85. The Ceugars are 4-12 on the season including an 89-87 conference vic- The Daily Sentinel Friday. J!nua~ 11. 1985 Page-7 Meigs.County.-. 6rganizatioris coriduct .recent- meeting~ The race had a $.1Xl,(XXJ guaranJerry Mowery, who has recorded another conference game agalhst recordformostpoll)tsscored (100). tef'd purse la5t year, making It the 13.6JODints and a conference leading Urbana College, a team which ·The previous record of 100 points richest race In Kentucky at that seven assists per game will handle includes former Gallipolis Blue was owned by OSU-Lima over time. the point guard duties while Mike De\11 ace Chris Ellcessor. Edison State (1981). Smith, a 9.7 point scorer, will round Ellcessor, on January 4 and 5, Ellcessor set two tournamteen~t:-f~p;;p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;~~~~~~~;;~;;;;~ out llte.llne-1.1\'1'""-!he ROO•n!'.~ ..- -broke t,wo IleJ:o!l !'!.a.o<!«'tl;l;;lltCJJ!.SSic_, __ rf9l~ds .J:I.~ hall, ii?J~[nts II)J_~~?J~o Mount Vernon will be led by 5-11 Records in the s1xth annual session game tournament, beating tilE!~-~ - ·-- - ·-- - ·sophomore guard Tom Clark. . at OSU'Lima University, · Lima, mark of 56 and setting the Clark, a transfer from Otterbein Ohio. tournament record with 28 field The 1984 GAHS graduate and last goals In two games beating the old College, has scored at an 18.4 point clip m addition to qlshing out 5.4 year's "SEOAL Player of the mark of 22. assists per game. Joe Arndt, the Year" scored 26 points in the first EUcessor ll,llsSed the single game scJWol's sixth all-time leading tournament gamE!. Urbana lost to tournament high point by .. = Xi Gamrrza Mu ---.= _..._ ..,~ "--'·~ SEED AND MILLING HEADQUARTERS :9'! in Rio Grande wUI be led by 6-7 senior co-captain Dan Curry w(th an average of 15.7 points and 6.7 rebounds per contest. Greg and Joe Verhoff will join Curry up front. Greg has pumped In 15.4 markers an outing while Joe has contributed 12.9 points and seven rebounds. '·-=='---' The Cougar front-line wUI consist of 6-6 freshman Dave Hamwrlght (10.9 pints; 6-1 rebounds), 6-3junlor Walter Bing (8 3 points) and . 6-6 senior Craig Bushong (10.8 points). ''HOME" Tuesday, Rio will return home for AP Sports Writer Jim McDonald, Kent State's • , coach, has gamed a defens1ve reputation in his three seasons of building the Flashes basketball program."ButMcDonaldworrieshis prol ec t has hi t a snag. Kent State has allowed 74 3polnts per game In opening its MidAmerlcanConferenceseasonMtha . rd oodf h ffl t 21 - reco . g or a s are o rs place with five other schools. l .;,;.: JY.ii , 7 • ' " 6 6 667 N Illinois 51 . 2 2 1 1 E Mtchlgan "''"'"" C. 11 1 22 ' r.rl"l''l o 3 """ To(""' Bowl 1 One of!itm<ilS, the other co-leaders, N'onnern visits KenfSafilr·' """'"'••,...L Ellcessor was named to the All-Tournament Team. SUNDAY SPECIALS ELLCESSOR RETURNS "'ii'y6-EORUE"Sil\.6iiE _,._. ..... ......,.,.....,..... ._.,.,wM~:t.;"'-!" • won 100-96, over Amelia College. Urbana set a team single game 667 ' 6 333 .:D3 333 liXl '6 6 6' s 6 Satul"dal''sGama FRIED CHICKEN .............................. S3• 9 Mashed Potatoes. Choice of Vegetables (Green Beans or Homemade Noodles), Homemade Rolls ' N 11\inol• " Kml,. OPEN SUNDAY I A.M.·3 P.M.-MONDAY 5:30 A.M.-I P.M. E Mlchlltan a1 Ml!tJPI ToJroo at Ball S1 c. Mkh'"''" w "'"''"'" Cinema(?) w........,..,......., Mlaml:i60owUngGreen~ !/, SUGAR RUN MILLS u .,, c. "'""'""" 66 ' "''"'" 66. w "''"'.." 63. oT 01110 Mulberry Ava. 5 10078~ 1f~ Mlaml 2 \00774 992-2119 S~PP1~C P!~,,~ NEW '""'SSK'N PRICE POLICY BARGAIN MATINEES SAT &SUN l'omerov ADMISSION EVERY TUESDAY' S2.Z5 -., - -.-' -' "- - '' ' . . ) ;t Calendar SATIJRDAY &\CINE - A town meeting will be held at2 p.m. Saturday at v1llage hall to discuss proposed improvement to the village water system. Goal of the meeting is to gain Input from -residents. The meeting Is being held by Village Council and the Board of PubUc Affairs. RUTLAND - Rutland Bowhunter' s Assoclfltlon will hold their monthly meeting Saturday evenirig, 8 p.m., at the clubhouse. 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Logic-controlled operation. #14-6211 . . 74 S~AY ALFRED - Alfred Livestock 4-H Club will meet Sunday, 2:~ p.m., at Carr's Sheep Farm. Happenings Trim-Fone" by Radio Shack Save every Wednesday and Thursday evening at Rutland Civic Center. RIO GRAj'IDE - Southern Hills Arts Council will meet Mondar. 7:30p.m.. In Room 120 of the Fine and Perlonning Arts POMEROY- Gospel sing will on the Rio Grande Center be held Saturday at 7· 30 p.m. at College campus. There will be the United Faith Church, Route7 an lnfotmal coffee beginning at 7 by-pass, Pomeroy. Special sin-·· p.m. The publlc is Invited to gers will include Gabriel attend. Quartet, Old, Timers Quartet, . and Kyger Valley Quartet. The Rev. Robert E. SmithSr.,pastor, invites the publlc. Fashionable Phone for Home or Office Pel W I. 2 · H!(KS - - ALL SEATS $2 25 - iri;;;"";';';';";E;-;";"";'•;"";"i;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;~~~;;~~;;;;;;~;;;;;;;~~;;i;;;;;;;~;;~~;;~;;;;~5~~;;~;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ 1\IIIM.merk an ConfemK.'I' f.onf 0\+mll 2 MOUNTAINEER To!""' sr '\i':'';;f':""" ·no better defense In the MAC The rest of us would really be In trouble.'' Of course, McDougal has some defensive worries of his own He must think up a scheme to handle Kent State guards Anthony Grier and Larry Robbins, who rank three-four on the school's all-time scoring list. Each has more than 1,100 career points. Battle has scored 273 points in his first 12 college games . Ohio U K('fll !oil Utters • Vaccine • Roofing • Paints • Red Brand Fencing · Baler and Binder Twine- Sprays - Gates- Hoy- Straw. day, and McDonald must devise a way to slow Kenny Battle, the Huskies' heralded freshman . The 6-foot-5 Battle needs just 15 points against the Flashes to become the· team's freshman scoring champion with more than hall of the season still remaining. Sharing the lead with Northern Illinois and Kent State are Ball State, Miami (Ohio), Western Michigan and Ohio University. In other Mid-American games Saturday. Bowling Green (().3) plays at Ohio, Eastern Michigan (1·2) at Miami, Toledo (1-2) at Ball State and Central Michigan (1-2) at Western Michigan. Kent State, at7-4oflto Its best start in 35years, has yielded 67.5 pomts a game this season, but that average has gone up since the Flashes began conference play. "I'm concerned about that, " McDonald said, "We've got to get bac~ to where we were earlier in tne season." "' John McDougal, Northern Illinms' coach, knows all about his coaching opponent Saturday. W I. Seeda - Bird Seod1 - Oyster Sheila ond Grit - Fertilizers - Lime - Ce· ment ond Mortar - Stock Soh • Wotor Softener - Remedies - Sah - • , - WITH SOUP & SALAD BAR...... $4.99 .... ,•• c""" "' Ohio u. n Evans STOP IN AND ..$EE - M OPEN Monday thru FridaY' 8 a.m.-& p.m., Sat. 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Batteries, crystal• extra SATURDAY'S GAMES: Ravenswood at Southern Rock Hill at Raceland · Soufu--vY'eOsier'ai Yv1.eeiersiJurg Northwest at GaUipolls Minford at Jackson outh Marlon-Franklln at Portsmouth · • _ • ~ .... Iii • r ' ' ' . . ~ . .. . . " ., • (f 0 I . -' ' . , f - r ,, .t r "t ~ ,,•• I _ \• I • ' -- . . ·- ....~ - . ~ 1 ' �. ' P.age-8-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy.:_Middleport, Ohio 11, 1986 Friday. January 1 1. 1 986 .· Seven in~icted by gran~ j.ury m~e ·~ou~ ·appearances The Daily Santinei-Page-.!il Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio . Public Notice . . . Business Services· 3 Announcements 11 Help Wanted AVon E1rn 40% plua frae producta. Colt 448·336B. JOIN THE LEADER. The new AVON . DrtmlltiC new profealional 4 · Giveaway --"!-... ~! ;z~- ri:.::!a_. ..-;a.e7"'...._C::! i :~ female cat. spayed . ·call 446 -tt7t or 448-4306 . Occasional baby 'sitter needed In myhometowatch 7 or 10 year old for substi t ute teacher . Al1o. maby: some weekend nightl. Wil :='=-....=ling to ,provide transport_f · tion if ·in town or cloM 10 Meadowbrook. referenbe• required, Cell 304- 6 75 · 6030. on a $l,OOJ J'e0)g111zance bond. Faye.Steinmetz of Harrtsonvllle was arraigned on a grand theft charge and was released on a recognizance bond. Gel'ard said that a co-defendant In the Incident, Gene G. Thompson, was riot present lor the ' arralgrunent. Arthur W. Price r---...;_________...;_________., Local Briefs: accidents lnVeStigated · ArthurW. PriCe, 77,121LocustSt., · PomeroY, died Hospital. Thursday In VeteransMemorial Mr Prtce was born "llt Athens Couniy on Feb. 22. 1907, a son of the late n.omas and Hanna Price. He buslneS~ with the late~ try Shop Charlottesville, Va.; three daugh· ters, Mrs. Larry (Patrtcla Ann) Pyles of GaUlpolls F!!rry, Mrs. Leland "Sonny" (Linda Marte) Henry, and Catherine "Cathy" Stevens, both of Point Pleasant; a foster daughter, Leslle Campbell of Point Pleasant; three brothers, of Grove, . Smoke overcomes fireman . I . . said not -all · of the units were occupied when fire brokeout~rtly before 7 a.m. · ''There were smoke detectors going off all over t)le place," AssiStant Fire Chief Jack COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - A pollee officer was treated for smoke Inhalation this morning following a ttreon theclty'snear northside. ·The unidentified officer was i . ,. ·lost Troopers WOQ.ten was westbolllld 124o(when sbe a!)parently rontrol Sl!ld of her car, went off the left on side the road and Into a ditch. Wooten sustained minor visible Injuries In the 11:25 a.m. Incident, but was not transpoJ:ted to a hospital, troopers said. A Middleport man escaped Injury when his car went off the right side of County Road 5 Thursday eve.nlng ..John S. Thomas, 31, Rt 1, Middleport, was eastbound on 5, approxlmately two-tenths of a mlle west of Ohlo7, when hiscarwentofftherlghtsldeo!5'andoverturned at6p.m. > Co-op orders taken by phone I . Due · to weather conditions, orders for the Meigs County Food Co-op, 1o be picked up on Jan. 17, are being taken by telephone. Those wishing to on:ler may call 949-2316 or 992-7625 Friday evening and au day Saturday. Village income tax forms due . ' ' .. It Is the responsibility of the resident or business to make sure the proper forms are·completed tor the one percent Pomeroy VlJlage Income.. tax which became effective Jan. 1, Terrt Long, administrator. reports. Those who have not received aquestlonatre to complete and return to the VUlage Income Tax Department are to call992-7000 as soon as . . possible. The on:llnance on the Income tax requires each employer within or dOing business within the village to deduct at the time of the payment of the salary, wage, commission or other compensation, the tax of i,..·~,,,~,,-~"'i' ""' C!:e··~~t.:C! .t,h.e-·~~-Ct,!!l!l~..-..~~ ~mrnts:s!on~.and --Other~- of the St. Paul Lu et of PomeroY and was a ;ed~:;!the WorldWariihav!ngse · U. S. Navy. wli Beatrtce Surviving are his raJe~leees and Hess Price, and seve . nephews. he was Besides his parents, 1st rsand preceded In death by twos e three brothers. ld tiP m Services will beFu ·he al Ho~e· Monday In Ewing nera ' ,· ... .,. Section '%1.111 of the ordinance requires residents having any taxable income from which the tax Is not being withheld or those engagro 1ri any business, profession, ent!!rprlseor active subject to thetax, to makea dec!ara tlon Iorpay Ing by qua rte rsor the tax may be paid In fuU at.the time of estimation. . Failure to We or refusal to pay the village income tax Is subject toa maximum penalty of $:nl or six months In jail, or both. Those who have not received a questlonalre to complete contest the VUiage of Pomeroy, Income Tax Department, 320 E. Main St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769, or call 992·7000, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m .. Monday through Friday. He was preceded in death by one sister and one brother. FuneralservlceswUl beheldat2 p.m. Sunday In Henderson Churcl) of Christ with Eugene Zopp and Bennie Stevens, a nephew, offlclat· !ng. Burtal will be In Lone Oak Cemetery. Friends may call at Stevens Funeral Home after 2 p.m. Saturday and one hour prior to · servk:esatthechurch. .. America thrift store officials said The blazeatF!fth~ndHighstreeis apparently was limited to two apartments and was contained• within 45 minutes, Battalion Chief · Don Taylor said. The fire's cause and a damage estimate were not available this morning. The building's owner Robert Banaslk saldaboutflvete~antsllve ' ffl i 1 The Daily Sentinel AD IICbool dlltrJda Ia Melp County were.cJoeed JodlQ bec•ew ofthesnowandlcycolidltlol.. ·AD ollmllht's bMI!etball pmes Involving SVAC team& have been postponed.111eSoulhematEaete"D tilt hasbeenl'lllll!tforTuesday.'l1te NonhGallaatHannanTracelltls also slated Tuesday. ibeSoulhwestem Kyger Creek game has been rescheduledJan.28. PHONE 992-2156 .. Theodore R. Stevens §77RFA '-= r . c..,..~,.......,... .. ....._., rr , ..... .......... ..,...:t:...~ ......... .......... .......... ...,...... ........... ........... =-- 51 ,,,._...... ,___,, Cl. TVI .... t.-.... _ ..·· ·~-r.. ... ........................,. 14-illlrl . . . . lll Co11r1 St., Polntroy , Oftto 45769 ' .. ,,_,., ,.,. .... Public Notice PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO ~:.f.Ji. 0~6EA~:Oc HE L_ c - No. 24682 Docket t 2 Page 48t A~~~~~~ OF ADUCIARV On January 7. 1985. ,n the Elec tr iC U111t1 Y Gas Uu ll!y ,. 4 .000 3 .000 Total Booic Utility Sorvicea......... ......7,0.00 TRANSPORTATIONStdewalks .... ... 2.000 . Totol Trans ..... ...... 2,000 GENER'AL GOVERNMENT- J;o. urt,·"+' :-'~~~.~:~;c;~""' EMS units answer six calls Six caUs were answered on Thursday by units of the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service. At 8:50a.m., Pomeroy went to Kingsbury Road for Zelda Davis to Holzer Medical Center. At 10:16 a.m., Middleport was caUed to the Holzer CUnlc In Middleport and transported Charles Naistetter 1o Holzer Medical Center. At 11:34 a.m. Rutland wascaUed to the scene of an auto accident on Ohio 124 In Langsville. Brenda Wooten and · Zachary Wooten were taken to Veterans Memorial. Syracuse was caUed to John Street at 11: 42 a.m. and transported Louise London to Holzer Medical·Center. Middleport went to !Hi Brownell Ave. at 3: 12 p.m. and transP>rted Teresa Eakins to Holzer Medical Center. At 9:24 p.m., Racine went to Pearl Street for OUva Saltman who was 1reated but not transported. • 111e 0111o Valley IJveo&ock eo. GIIIIIIJOI!o, Ohio '!'rends: ~~.!"::;,.~~te.der-cante steady: rowssteady. Feeder Steers: Good and Cholce 2!i0-:lll tbs_, :12>61: JXl.400 lb6. 53.5()«J: t00-500 !bs. 52.00-58.50; 5ro.f.rOO lbs. 54«>.25; (00.700 lbs. 51-57.S>; ~ lbs. 52-57; 1:0) lbs. and over 50-56.50. Feeder Heifers: Good and Cholce 250-:110 tbs. 42-47.50: m:;oo tb6. Ills. ~J; JXI.400 J11- o..lllt• ... ,....,......,....... ,.,_,.... ::-::...... ........ f - - - - - - - - - -~a~~ ••. ~.... lf.MtUI... Public Notice Office . .. .... s 7 4.000 Supply' ..... ........ 24.000 Fi ltr at,on .... .16.000 Pu mpong ............. 16,000 Meters . .... ..... 3 . 500 Auto Equop. ... .. ... 2.000 Land s & Bld g ....... 5.000 Other Equ1p ... 5.000 Total Water ~~~-~~;.u, Steers and Bulls DHUJ lbs. :rl-li. The Board of Trustees of Columbia Township wiD hold a special meeting this coming Wednesday at 7: 30 p.m., at the !Ire station. . Deputy commissioned Kenneth Klein, pornei-oy, has been appoln~ and commissioned to serve as a deputy under Meigs County Sher1ft Howard Frank. ' ( :Divorce-granted E~!· E'.t~g,~ ~, !'..as...~! .gr!!!!!ed!! d!YO!'V'~ !.!LM~ga County Common Pleas Court lrool Heidi Ewing, al!lo of Pomeroy. 111e platntlft cllargled eross neglect of duty. PROBATE COURT MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO ~~:c~E~~:L~0A P. McDA· ea.., No. 24,6&t Doclo.el t 2 Pogo 458 NOTICE OF ~';!'irc,'t[g:::: On J anuary 7. 1985 . tn the Me1gs County Pr obate Court Case No 24.641 . Debo a Sue Dod nll. 2880 t State Rouoe 7. M1ddfepoo. Oh•o 45760 was Butcher B\1115 l ,:JXI \~. and up, ~.75; canner and cutters 38-43. Butcher Cows: utilities uHUtles 37.50-42.50: canner and cuncrs :I.JC36.50. . Low Grade of Lt. Wt. Cows 27.50-32. Cow and Call Conbl"li'tlon 31!Hal. lena I( Nesselroa d. Clerk (II 1 I. 1B. 25. 3tc Publ1'c Not1'ce Veal Calves choice and prime 78-90: Bulcher Trustees slate special meeting . F M D47 b 000 m1ss tons .... ,. .~3 . 000 nat ortgage a t Co. AudHors and ServiceTreas. Fees ....... : 10.000 Redempt1on ol Sta le E• am,ner' s Pron c•p al1·000 Sewe r . . . . 17.000 ~~~=~ ~~~rol G0 vi .49.000 Waler .. ..... 25 600 .... ..... ... .... • Interes t PaidGFurandndATppotroolpnGo_noral . Sewer. .. ... 20.62 0 alion .............. ;zeo,400 Waler 20.62 5 Soetlon 4. Thot there be Total First Mortgage •-oprlated from tho fol· Debt Service· lowing SPECIAL REVENUE Fund ............. $107.246 FUNDS. Utilities Depooit TRANSPORTATIONFundStreet ConSir uc tion & Re· Deposn s constructiOn ..... $.20.000 Refunded ........ .. 6.000 Street Ma m1. & Total Utilities Deposit Repa" ................ 1 5 1.000 Fund ................... 6,000 Street Cleaning . S now Grand Total Enterpriae & Ice Removal 1 000 F d T 1T ...1.... 2. un I ............ $306.746 ota rona. ··· 1 .000 Section 9. Thet there TRANSPORTATION B2 be approprieted from the Street Ma int & TRUST AND AGENCY ' . FUNDS. !1!1.56-!56.50; 500<m lb6. 51·S7.25: fro100 lbs. 'IIDim tb6. !1!1-54: trotbs. and over ••• i~fv~:.ET~ME R . 000 ec reat10n .. .. , ....... . 1. Total Leleura Time Activities ............. 1.000 Federal Revenue Sha" ng .... · ·.. 16 · 000 Section t 1. And the Village Clerk io hereby authorized to draw war· rants on the Village Trea· surer for payments from any of the foregoing •P· proprietions upon receiv- ing proper certificates and vouchers therefor, or an ort~in,onc:e tlon of council to make the expenditures; pro· vided that ~o warranta shall be drawn or paid for. salaries or wages except to parsons emploved bv authority of and in accordence with law or ordi· nance. Provided further that the epproprietiono for contingencies can only be expanded upon appeal of two-thirds vote of Council lor items of e•pense conatituting . a legal obligetlon againot the village, and for pur· poses other then those covered by other opaci· fie approprietiono herein made. Section 1 2. This re· solution shall take effect at the earliest period al· lowed by law. John Anderson. President of Council ATTEST: Jane Walton, Clark of Council ' (11 11, 18. 2tc Public Sale 8o Auction ~~!~=~-~·~~~~~~~~~ll10~th~e~r;~S~p~e;ciia,~I~JR~e~v:~e~n:~u~e~&HL·"-·;;;~~2~~ WHER lbs~~~he head 17·38. -IJveoiocltSoJoo Solurdoor.l... ~CArn.E PRICES: Feeder Steers: (Good and Cholcei :rosoo ~ u ~ ~ 100 llll ~ ~7 50 ·~·Feeder ~• Hellen - <Good · - and · ·Choice I :ro:;oo Ills. «l-!10; IW-100 lbs. 12-52.25. aons: !Good and Cholcel :rosoo 1-· - __ "~" .,, -~ 700 lb6 . ll504117li . . . • Slauctner 1 llXI tbs 1 tltt Slaughter Bulls· eo,;.s:(<Mr Utilities 36.:50·41: 7~; CanJ¥!rs and Cutters 26-:6. eow and call pain: c8y the Unitt-· Veois: cCI>:>tao and Prime! S7-70.li0. HBaOGbyPRI~-c&y o11e Head!~- · • ~~ HOfll; 1No. I, Ba.,_. and GU"I ID2.'11 till.~~~• · llvl<her Sows :ti.!IIHI.?li. Bul<her Boars 33.7li-36. F-.. Pip: (By the Head I ~ -27 . SHEEP 51a.......PRICES· Lamlli.6J.ti3.50. -·-· Carpenter birthday SyMa Carpenter wiU observe her .·.. 92nd bfrtMa~ .Satm"day....L'-ards !!'~y lle sent to her at 324 East Main Street, Pomeroy. 5.50 An ID ......_ ~ for cunent &pen- and Exf(onditu- of tho V1lloge of Th1s f1na l ac110n not preceded prpqsed ac110n and !5 appealable to EBA Convers 1on ' at fJuo ndaiiOn system at the water plant to a hydrotluosi~Cic ac1d system by I II P-. s- "'-'--1he- of Ohio. --.. -1- ondlng D-n~Mo 31. t 9811. 8 , _ t. BE rr RE· SOLVED by-- Council of - -· lltl ~ol -· SU.ol . -.ID. fllr tho cunwt1t ... .... ..r ,.. una l'llt~ duolngo tho 3 -• "4ftt 't. t 181, lltllulu uno be ondlM¥ . . ._., • -... .... orriQPI!ellld 11 . - . . vtz: s.ct~qn 2. Tllot thore ---"·-· from 1•• -~ o,......,..~,.,. ,,. OENEIIAL FUND: of""- ::C.:: =~~~:Jl 2~o PIIOPEIITVPolice Law Enfor ce men! $1 2• 000 .. .. ......... .. :.. "· Other Salety 2.000 ·; wut.t-;uf· ,....._._..._ oncl .128,000 Funds ............ 50. 7 90.65 Grend Ravanue . Funds ....... ' 297 •170 .&& flection&. That there be •ppraprleted fro'lt the fallowing DEBT SER· VICE FUNDS. o-.-~"-tion Debt -· ""''..Service FundBond Ret. · .......... .. 8.050 Q,.nd Totol Gen. . · Ob:'rton 1 De bt s ervice Fun .... ............... 8 ' ORO " Other Debt Serv1ce .............. .... 8.800 Second Floor Construe ..... ... 4 .589.40 o,.nd Serv4o F nd Total tDebt 1 3 389 u.,_..:.;·· .. ·11·......~·..... · ....... an · ',_, u•,. be IIPP"opriewel from the fol. lowlnl CAPITAL PROJECT FUNDS · ConstructionSewer. w. Main .. $75.000 Union Ave ........ 140.000 Q,.nd Total C•phel · Projecte ......... 12111,000 Section 7. Thet there !::a~~Wi"...~~~~Gtnt:. foHowlng ENTERPRISE FUNDS. W•ter Fund- E: HOWERY AUcnON HOUSE SUNDAY, JAN. 13-1:00 P.M. ' Rt. SO West-Front of Athens Livesto'k Sales . 3 Pc. bedroom .suite with poster bed, coppertone wringer. copertone 30 Inch ~lectnc stove, .rocker wilh stenciling on back • walerfaII' ChtIfero be • Queen Anne server. metal boo k sheIf, en d Ia bles, stands, Wa~m Morning coal heat. 2 new sets of boxsprtng and mattress full size, metal filing cab;nel ut1l1 1ycabinets ld · t d be h · nc lamps, w1cker I h •h ' 30 00 . o Pam e cott es am , 700008 0 BTU Warm Morning gas heater t Cper, I au o. con ·• o eman , TU automatic control pial· form rocker_. Early American couch, 2 maple ch~st of drawers, wnnger washer,_corner hulch. stereo radio and record player, 25mch color TV. porcelain top kitchen dcupboard,b modern secretary bookcase' bookcase ·w1'th oors on ottom, full size bed. fans. two small desks, oak table With 2 matchmg chairs, blankets and linens snow blade harrow disc s· 1 1 1 ' • . • 1ng e P ?~'~ or small traclor, picture fram electnc drill, skill saw, lawn chal'rs, t _es, dd_tshes, h an 1que IS es, stone jugs and jars. other small antiques and coHectables-sltll wrapped and in boxes. WAIM lllliiNG, 1001i fOOD, MNDlT AI'IIONIE' Sll YOU SUIIIIAY T 1 ....._ (....&. _ , ,_ . , Chodl with 1101111•• ID ....," 1111 0 .a.o.. ·-- · ~..;;;;; ·- =dd"'iti-aGWCiiiii SiU ' AUCTIONEII: IODNEY HOWEIY · ASSOCIATE• FlA.. HUTCHINSON PU l{~N-S ... v .. ·-··-H JING ANTIQUES& . . COINS PLUMBING & HEATING SALES & SERVICE -GAS LINES -SEPTIC SYSTEMS · PH. 992·2478 the M e1gs Coun 1y Probate Court Case No 24654. Sta 1 hnq Massa ~. Aou1e 1. Reeds VIlle. Ohto 45772 was · ap J)OIJlted b ecu1or of the estate ol Oscar Babcock. dec~:;ase d , late of Tu ppers PId illS . Oh1o Robert E Buck. Pr obate Jud!le l ena K Nesselroad. Clerk (1}:-4. 11 18. 3tc PVBUC NOTICE COMPLETE ONE STOP SERVICE Check Our Low, Low Prices New Homes-Extensive Remodel inc lnsuranu Work Custqm· Pole Bld&s. & Garges . Roofing Work Aluminum & Vinyl Sidings 1 6 Years Experience GREG ROUSH PH. 992-7683 or 992-2282 FERTILIZER New Plant Now Undtr Construction DON'T ORDER Till YOU CHE(K WITH US WI WILL SAVE YOU MONEY - Personal Care . Will take ..3 elderly people t!) liwe in rnr' . home with me & husNeer Special thanks to the Ew· ing Funeral Home, Gerald Powell, orpnist, pall· bearers. Racine American Legion Post 602. and the Reverends Don Walker and Tom Collier. Jeanette; son, daughlllr·in-law, Gene par~ Lynn' liS' Ritchie. Real E1tate General m ~ REALIOI ' 216 E. 2nd St. Phone 1-(6141·992-3326 NEW LISTING- 7 rm. bric~ 2 lg. BR~ gas furnace. 2 baths and lg. level lois near stores & schools. Only $38,500. POMEROY - Near. bu~ness section, woodburning fireplace, 3 BR~ dining full basement & 3 car garages on 2 lots. Asking $28,000. SYRACUSE - 6 yr. old, one fl. 3 BRs, carpeting. woodburner. garage-shop & 2 level ~ts. MIDDLEPORT - 2 BRs. car· peting. auto-heat, balh, storm drs. & windows. Walk to town. Only $16,000. SYRACUSE- Modern 3 BRs, master has 2 baths, ~ice kitchen with d~hwasher &dis· posal, & hobbY bid~ Some lenced yard. "CUT OUT . HOME CONSTRUCTION fj)l FUTURE USE" ICEN'S APPLIANCE POMEIOY, OIL 614·992·2111 f,j., 141111· . Custom luilt Now Humtl Ccmploto Remodeling SER~ICE 6•tn• I. M•~t• CH~tl• Service Qualitw Wortcmonllhip ' 30 Years Exptrlonie No job loa big or too 1moll 915·1561 All M1h1 •W.. hers •Dishwasher• •R•nge• •Refrigerators •Dryers •Free1:ers frH Estimates. ·-- --Housing- Headquarters Belpre, Ohl o , or ~ OR w'HOLE HOUS-= FOR FREE ESTIMATE 1419 after 5PM on week• TROMM · EXCAVATING wood, cupboard•. chairs. chests , buk"811, dishes . stone jars. antiques.. gold and silver . Write-M . D . Miller. Rt .2, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 or cell 614·992 · ~. Would like to do baby•itting in my home, reference•. Call 614-379· 2706 anytime. Buying doily gold. silver Experienced carpenter. fin; ish and cabinet work . Qual~ ity work guaranteed . Refer.+ encas . Cell Mike Pohlman; keH Borber Shop. 2nd . Ave. Financial coins. rings. jewelry. sterling ware, old coins. large cur· rency. Top prices. Ed . Bur· yellow root . Selling trapping suppliea. Wheat lights, night lights . George Buckley,phono 6t 4-664· 4761,hours 12·9PM dailey. - - - - - - - - - l c- .LIMESTONE .HAULED 949·2061 o~ coMPLETE HouseHoLos 'days or any time FURNITURE. Bods, iron. weekends . 446-8039. • ~2~1~--~B~u-s~i~n-es-s----~ end Deer Hides.Ginsang end Opportunity Pans. good condition for 1983 old• 98 . Two rear doors. one sliding side door for 1977 chevy "•" · Call 304·773-665t . Curb Inflation II I Pay Cash for ' TOP SOIL·FILL i Classlfleds and RENT A CAR CALL SavellayImall tills Wri!l! LIMESTONE r GRAVEL • SAND NEW LISTING - Middleport - On a good street this 3 bed· room two story relnodeled home ~ priced to sell. tt kloks nice and has a woodbumer for cheap heal this winter. Owner really waniS to sell at ' 446-4522 "W• R"t F11 Lm" $29,50000. U-SA~E PRIVACY - Wrth 3 beautiful acres and a really nice 6 room home with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, equipped kitchen, ceil· ing fan~ front & rear porches, and a woodbumer. Just '39,000.00. AUTO RENT~L St. Rl. 160 erlh lI your own ad and order coupon. c;ancel your ad by phone results. Mcney not reful\dal;lle. witll when you get Employm~nl Rfi~Cf!ER S1!rv1ces We can repair and re· core radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. PAT HILL FORD 992-2196 Middleport, Ohio ~am•-------------------- BISSELL CONSTRUCTION Addrelu..--:-----Phone----~~---------- Custom Built Homes an~ Siding 711! /tln Blown In Insulation POLE BUILDINGS 949-280 V Sizes Start From 12'x16' UTILITY BUILDINGS NO SUNDAY CALLS 3/ 11/tfc CONVENIENCE - Oose to downtown, th~ 2 home has 3 bedrooms, 2 lull Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated J&F ALL STEEL & P&S RUSTIC HILLS - Ahome to be proud of with a huge family room that has a beautiful fire· place, 3 bedroom~ I 'h baths, tormal'..dining room. garage, and a big klt Very nice. Wants $48.000.00. lo.& ·tlt I I I I ( )For Rent __RACINE · FIRE DEPT. 'DOZER " BACKHOE •RECLAMATION WOfiK 'OIL FIELO SERVICES •oUMP TRUCK SERVICE "WATER. GAS. OIL LINES JIM CLIFFORD PN. 992·7201 ,.,. . ialhall lulhllni REALTORS Henry E. Cleland, Jr. 992·6191 Dottle Turner 992-5692 Jean TrYISIIl 949·2660 Jo Hill 985-44" EVERY SAT. NIGHT LAw 6:30 P.M. Factory Choke -AlP IIIII 12 Gauae shotauns Only I NOTICE ! : THE OHIO VALLEY PUB.' LISHING CO . recommend~ that you do business witt'r people you know, and NO-.: to send money through the mail until you have in\lesti .. gated the offering . · •. , .. ···-Phone !~.NI·£ In Melg1 Co. Mall This Coupon with Remittance The Dlilly Sentinel . 111 Caurt St. ___. Polnlray, 011.'~-·~ HOME OWNERS -Refinencto low fixed rata. Use equity for worlo any pu_rpose. Leader Mortgage Co.. 614 ·592: 3051. . ' 23 Professional Services Piano Tuning and Repair~ Brunicardi Music Co ., 446; 0687 . Twentieth year of quality ••rvice . Lane oa ~ niols, 614-742 -295t . · lncom., Tax, Federal and state. Wallace Rus1ell, Brad ~ bury. Oh. Coil 992-7228 .' · PIANO TUNING ANO RE; PAIR. Reduced rates limited time only. Ward 's K&yboerct; ~~;4675 - 6600 6t4-246·5868. or 676i Real Eslate -=:::--;;-:---;--"-;S~I­ all ahiflo. 31 Homes for ae =----:-----:-:- Apply at Scenic H·illa Nur1ing Center. 8 -12, Mon .- Fri Three bedrooms , central air: only. vinyl wall paper, carpet: throughout. well insulated,· Wanted : experienced RN new paint, attached garage, ~ charge nurse . Mon .• fri. gas outdoor grill, awnings.: hours 3P.M-7PM. Muat be many extr••- Call446 -2683fle•ible to worlc other houri til 5oOOPM . alter 6oOOPM· : •l.o. at Scenic Hills coli 614-245·6869. home, bdr .•, on your lot, $16 ,900 & •. Help Wllnted part-time gen· el'lll office dutla1, reception· · up. Coli t ·614-BB6·7311 . • eat • ulea'POiition. FutuN potantill for full time. Send 3 bdr. ranch . city school.:: ,.auma to Box 985, Gallipo- utilities. carpo·rt. deck, ca •., - - - - - -· lis. Oh 4583t. ble. 133.600. Call 448·: 7t44. . Opportunity : Ambitioua men or women 1veilebte 'for i m m1diete employment . ~---:----· Middleport home priced 't o" 18111 And we mnn priced t~ •rnlngo opportunity f300 aellll Call 8t4·992-6941 . , per to lllrt, lg. national compeny. No phone ~------~--~----· 3 bdr , modular homt In~ cans ploooo. E.O.E. Inter· Middleport, txc. cond. lo-, viewing ot 4t7 2nd. AVe. Cited at 710 Laurel ST. price• lloom t 8, GoiNpollo, Mon .-8 128,800 or boot offer. Coli: 10 12. Tuo.· Sot. tO Ill 2. 5t4·992·5946. I ' o ...a occQrdlngly. cuotodlal core lor el\lerty mon In hlo home. ......, oomeone who wll 11ft ln . 5th . St . in Recine, 1 floor, 3~ · . lera- kitchen, enclosed., carpeted ench lot. no~ Phono &14·148·2001 ofler 11:00 p.m. 3 Announcements "1¢ud. M~GHEE Wanted, keyboard Player who 1ings. To work with 'The Steve Yate's B1nd' To enenge •n audition cell p.,ooft or couple to provide All:',l.lllt I'll •'Ills Real E1t1t1 Oeneral Experienced cook. kitchen worker. Apply in person . Holiday Inn, Gallipolis. No phone Clitia. flexiblo to 'CONCRETE WORK ' •cUSTOM BUILT HO.MES GUN SHOOT July 27. Apply 733 7th Wanted : Part·time •xperienced AN to work •• · charge It unit nurse. Mult be' "Free Estimates" ( )Wonted C )ForSole 1 )AnntJUnCement Boy Scouts of America'- · . adult applicants for summer camp director, program director, busin111 manager. cookl, lifeguard . June 16- 26701 . li£AifflfUL VIEW OF THE OHIO - Afenced yard, nice • storage llJiting, with a 7 room home Has 4 bedrooms, big living 1oom, 2 bath~ and a hu&e Jami~ room. Asking $48.000.00. ' Help Wanted. , , , 3 · 1ft Oelllpollt, •I• Ph . 614-843-5191 11 Ave . , Huntington . Wv ARMV NATIONAlGUAIID. BWEEPEII ond a.Wing mo· Enllat, ond you hevw I chine repelr, aupp~~n, perta, and part~me career. educe· · Pick • up ond tlonol ond retirement benof· dollvory. Dovlo Vocuum ~-- h•lf mile u~ C ~·-· ~·-·• -= - -P Georgeo c .... Rd . Coli &1 4·448·0294. '1 . • · 18 Wanted to Do ~~~~~~~N~T~P~L~E~A~S~A~N~T~~~~~~~~ _~~~~~port. oh . 6t4-992· B_U_Y_I_N_G__R_A_W~FU_A_S--. ~;~ ~ • ---------------------~I 843-5424 $8,50000. Now anytime. 992-3410 NEW LISTING - . Vacant ground in the country. Great building or mobile home site. 10'51 acres, some cleared for your home plus~ small share of a producing gas well, plus a spring lor free water. Come in and let's look al this. 'i<:tn'** · mate. Phcno 6t4 ·992· 7119 or 614-446 -8038 448·3872 . INSULATE YOUR ATTIC "H2HS64 12/17 I. mo. - .Wanted To 8uy 7760 . J .R. kl NG , sal e fl e pment.. tiv e c . R . NEWMAN , Pri!Sident DAVID D. GRINDSTAFF ·PARTS and SERVICE 17 Miscellaneous Dozer work. land clearin~. landscaping, etc. Free estl: We pay cash fol late model clean uud car1 . · -~ Jim Mink Chev.-Oids Inc. Bill Gene Johnson 8co~to~llle 1llonte 9nsu~atloll 91111. MGM FAIM CITY SYRACUSE - 21Mi lots bet· ween the pool &school. PJI.utii· lies & 3 9Rs. Only $2l,!iM!. POMEROY - Want a cheap home. 2 bedrooms, beth, some leii!Odeling. Near the business sectiOO. Just $9,000. *· , ""''~"'"'ERS-COR Nl NG FIBERGLAS D CARD Of lnR~!•.~ Thanks to all our friends and relatives for the prayers, visits, flowers, food, money and many other things they did for us during the illness and death of our loved one, Paul Lawrence. · 9 Foftdoro .......................- 1 49 Ornni·Horizoft 2 dr. or 4 FIIMian ...............115 Chivy & Ford PU linnpers ............ 'iOV.YS WITH 992· 7JI4 Ohio 11·14 bcort-Cynx •••nutAT"E NOW 11¥:.0 I I . V. C. YOUNG Ill Ptllllllf, 3089. bility. Coll304· 773·57104or 773-5634. ; .. - . (Boird) Swein otj614) 256, (Free Estimates) II Car Ftntllrs ..... _,_,,,..•..S60 T9·1•Muotang Car FIIMIIn .................160 "":i1fir" 'iJl"'4JJa.-l't-iihl-·•·....---. home partially care foa eldery lady. Pay negotiabltt upon inquiry.' Prefer lad'l with no peraonal responsi , Typing: Need some typinQ done_? Contact Mrs._Cheryj Addont and remodeling Roofing aritf gutter work Concrete work Plumbing and elel:trical 992·6215 Tr. •••••- ;.................162 16·12 Chow•llo 19-12 ( ..VIlli Grllh......1 31 for• !longer Griiii ... ........'T5 ford and O..vy Toil Gatot worio ll+tfc (I I 10. II . 13. 3tc - Fondsro ...................-.•.•10 T3·T9 Ford Tr. Fondoro ........................l59 80-U Ford Tr. Fondon ...................... •110 . ForrdiFOft!!l' . . , -r. ~ . ................_. 91 12-10 Dodgo Tr. · Fsndon ...................... IIIS CARPENTER . SERVICE attend Real Estate Ftndlfs ..................._, '11 0 110·115 Chtvy Tri. ~ ROUSH . A Co unty Public Hear1ng on the Pr oposed Comprehensive Soctal Serv1ce Plan FY86-8 wll1 be held . a1 9 00 A M on February 12. 1985 1n the M e1gs County Court All Interested part1es and prov1ders should TEAFORD 73-10 Chtvy Tr. Flftd"' ........ " ..c ...........I TO lt·l4 Chtvy Tr. ljO SUNDAY CAllS CONSTRUCTION Auction every Friday night at the Hartford Community Center. Truckload• of new merchendiM every . week : · Coneigmenta of new & used merchandise always wei · comed. Richard Reynolds , Auctionaar . Call 304-276 · 1·13 tfn 949-2801 lARIE , $MAll IOU t/ll/1 mo. pd . PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO ESTATE OF OSCAR BAB· COCK, DECEASED Cue No. 24854 Docket t 2 Page 459 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 Buying Coins. Antiques. Glass· ware, Furniture. Stone Jars, Etc. 317 North Steond Middleport, Ohio 45760 11 . 1tc Public Notice Police Diubility and Pension FundEm plo yer s Share. Cur· ren t L1abli i!Y .......... 4.5 00 TOTAL ALL APPROPRI· ATIONS ... 81 •134,2116.06 111-54.50: LOST •at of keys Gallipolis in Vicinity BBale phone 304-676 · _....... 01/02/85 ........ 4_. . . . Repair .. ................. 13.000 .o!'.-!..~l" IGoodb6 ""!S,Iloi~~!b6. ~~; · 50 ·~·: ~:;oo tbs. --1 u. ........... ........... ... . ,., Tote! Trans. · B2 ............. l ... , 13.000 PUBLIC HEALTH llo WELFARE Cemetery ........... $ 28.20 0 tbs. and """' ,,_.....,. ,(1111---- . ...-.. - lit .. , , _ . . U11t11ll_. ... fW. _ _ _ . app1n ted Adm1 ntstratnx of the «46; 11JJ ,., _ ~,.. M - ~141 - ......., 141- ....,.llltf. ,.,._ .......,. lt - ~ estate ol Hilda P. McDan ocl. deceased. lale ol Route No. 1. Bo• 239. M•d d!eport Oh1o 45760 RoberlE. Buck P b J ro ate udge lbs. ,_.. •• - ~ U-47: 700liXJ 42-47.50. ,.. _......,.. ::.: c..,._, ,.,._,....Go.- ~ 42.50-49.00) m.600 lbs. 43-47.50; 8»700 lbs. '---~-t;M"---:-:rr.:-::·::-::--:JC::.7~-:JI-....;..~--:-~----y~j~:~~ca~l=~,~~iif::~ medtum grade :il-70. Middleport Church of Christ Choir met Wednesday evening and elected tbe following officers: Dorothy_Roach, president; Mildred Rlley, vice president; Mary Ash, treasurer; and Joann Clark, reporter and pub~lclty chalnnan. eceas . 1a1e of Oh 1o Roberl E Buck. Probate Judge The soup dinner that was scbeLena K Nesselc~!~i duled for this evening prior to the E t So as ern- uthern basketball game ill 11 . 18. 25. 3tc at Eastern High School has been cancelled. Public Notice M k l · rl ar e repo reqw remen ts r Fmal approval of plans and spect flcat•ons Board of Trustees. Tuppers Pla•ns-Chester Water 01stn ct · ReedSVille. OH. Effec11ve date Public Notice · Public Notice Syracuse. --- ..._ta,WII s•-_ " •• ....... ;au_......, ,._ ln - .._....,_ ...... ··-... a.. ,._..... 11· ~ · ; =-~···· ··":;'!''<L-~! ·"'--M"'"!.!~·!~_~•,••IOO ;•,i. "--·· On Dece mber 28 th. 1984. 1n IUtwMtl ._,_..... Lee Soup dinner off f1r111 E••lp111e1t Parts & Ser,loe building to rescue people In ~;;;;;~,::;!~~~~~~;r;!ffi~~~';£~~ o~n~~~~~1=~ ~rf~:~~~~~~o~f ~O~akl:an;:;d~.c~al~lf~.•~a~n~dofF]~ ~!8~ofdthe?ijw~a~s ~ap~p~o~.n;;te~d Ao/!:~~~~~~~~~Total Sanitary sewer the month following the each previous month make Capt. Michael "Mike" eSiedate ol Rachel a~d Com- , 9.600 Fund ... ....... .... ... • close of a return and pay to the tax administrator the amount of taxes so deducted. The village wUl furnish the necessary !onns. 1 Authorized John Deere, New Holland, Bush Ho1 Farm Equipment · Dealer ~-- Ferry, and Jim Stevens of with the Rev. William officiating. Burial willMlddl~wa~ be In lj!!eCn ~-;============ln=th=e=a=pa=l=b=ne=n~t=s,=bu~t~ftre~o~~c~a~s=~::=:===~==~~= · Grove Cemetery. Fr)ends may call atthetunerol home!rom2to 4and 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday and after 2 p.m. on Sunday. ~ Writt Dailly Stfttiflel CIUJititd Otpl. Theodore R. "Ted" Stevens, 65, 1300 VIand St., Point Pleasant, died at 6 p.m. · Thursday . in Pleasant Valley Hospital. Born July 20, 1919, in Gallipolis Ferry, W.Va., he was th!! son ofthe late Benjamin and Mary Frances Jackson Stevens. A ll!elong resident of Point Pleasant, he was a funeral director and owner of Stevens Funeral Home for 39 years. He was educated at the Cincinnati College of Mortuary. He was a member of the Henderson Church of Chrtst, a World War II veteran, a member of the American Legion, Odd Fellows, and the West VIrginia Association of Funeral Directors. He was past president of the Mason County Board of Education and was active ln the Mason CQ!Ulty Little L!!ague. Surviving are hlswlle, ROsemary ~i:.atldry SfeVenS,-Whoth rre·married oart •cul ar act•ons. all commu n• - !{k-,c~ b-;;C;;. ~ ··;·---··· ~N·:·o· "inJilries~ere"~rted , follOWing ·a- ··!M·:;·-v·,ei'i!Cie-:ici·lde~ii~~f~o;r~m~~J¥~~~~!:;~~::';;·-~J~:~!~W~~~~rnt_ ~=~ni~~= "an"'ct'"r.at!vy.o· '1cun~)~t'ee1'xrJ.s:!ro'f' ~=-~~hoo'!3· ~=·~ool'···-~=a=~=~ Thursday afternoon on County Road 31, accon:llng to the , , Gallia-Melgs post of tbe State Highway Patrol. JUl L. Lawrence, 32, Pomeroy, was northbound on 31, approximately three miles west of Ohio 124,when a.westbound car driven by Terry L. Brewer, 38, Rt 1, Portland, was westbound. Brewer, troopers said, apparently made a lett tum In the path of . Lawrence's vehicle, striking It In the left front. No citations were issued In the 12:50 p.m. Incident, troopers said. Brewer's car .. sustained moderate damage, whlle Lawrence's was lightly damaged, the patrol said. · A car driven by Brenda K. Wooten, 26, Rt.l, Vinton, sustained mOderate damage In a on~ar accident Thursday morning. used above not 1 rece•pt of a venf•ed complatnt. lf SIQnrtlcant publ•c • •meres t ex ISts. ,a publ• c rnee11ng may be held As to any actton. mclud1ng recetpt of ve r•f•ed comp)am ts. any person may ob ta1 n nOtiCe of further act•on s. and additional •nlormat•on Unless otherwiSe prov•ded •n 'notices of ita. 135.000 lilt lnouron..,, AND A MONTHLY PAY· C'Hi:CIC 171·31'110 o. 1:. 800·1142·3&t9. • ~ I �' -··· • • 31 Homes for Sale Five room house with 2 ' ., Page-.10-Thtt Daily Sentinel Fnday, January 1 1. 1986 Ohio LAFF-A-DAY 74 bedrooms and full b..amant on level lot, 90•120 . Will sell Friday. January 11, 1986 Pomeroy Middleport. Ohio • Motorcycles The Daily Sermnel ' page -· 11. Yamaha VZ126 motorcycle, exce~lent condition. Call evening a 614·367-7197 or 614 - 286·4013 price furnished . New roof, two car. garage in Middleport . Phone 614-992-5564. Priced to sell . reduced. ~-~--•< In Southern School Dlttrict. Modified A-frame on 5 ac!rea. Fully carpeted with 660 cultom, beat offer. Cell 814·3117· 0431 . wood "burner. FHA, VAA or 1982 ' Hondo 1160, 1 311 miles. e•cenent condlt n. t1,600. 304-676-5411. conventiOilalloan will buy it. Owner moving out of state. Call .614-843· 5384. Motors for Sale low~line Big John 14 ft . jolm. boot. 18 HP Mercury rrtotor with trailer and ace. Call446-2322 . & Accessories mattresset. Must see frames $20. king frame 860. 20 'a. Will bla oHer on . call 614-992-7376 evenings, all day Sat. and Sun . tion of bedroom suites, rockers p metil cabinets. headboards $38 & up to $65. Firewood pickup •ao.oo$20.00 delivered. Call 304·675·6762 or . 675· 2991 . . load, 1·~::;==:=:~=:~~~~1'~~~~~=~~~;:=i 58 Pate for Sale 71 AUtos for Sale 418x~"hx50, white a apoko rlmo lugs, $160. Call814-985-3839. HMPf1.' IT WOULDM' T SURPfi15E ME Scrvtces Used Furnitu~e ·· electric fireplace, 6 pc. dinane. head boards, and 2 iF YOU bedroom ' illites. 3 mllloo·nut Bu1l111llle bedroom rancher, Gallipolis - Fiiri'Y.3cf4'675''6alie ······· 1 'h story house. one acre plus. partly furnished, city water, Gallipolis Ferry, phone 304-675-2760 . New home for sale. 1 ,200sq ft 'w ith 3 acres, total electric, $·25 . 000 .00 . 304 -773 54,74. 3 bdr. 2 baths, 2 story bric~ H Ia S Home Improvement• vinyl & aluminum tiding, roofing. seamleJS gutters, 1torm windows. overheng, home for rent, completely carpeted. gaa hot water he;at, $200 per mo. plu.s deposit. Send inquire• to the 4 room apt.. 1st floor. Daily Sentinel, Box 729-V, ,Private bath. furnished, pri· Pomaroy. Oh 45769. vate eQtranca. See Mrs. Elmer Caldwell 1068 1st. Ave ., Gallipolis . Call 614-367-0409 or 614· 367-7~44. BASEMENT WATERPROOFING U ncondhlonallifetime gu8rlntee. Local references furnl•hed. Fr., e1timete1. ~ Cell collect 1·614·237· 0488, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. · Roger• Ba1ement Waterproofing. for Sale NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL· lTV MOBILE-HOME SALES, 4 Ml·. WEST, GALLIPOLIS, RT 35. PHONE 614, 446· 7274. Total electric home on Ohio St. low rent, call 304·676· 571 1 after 5 PM. 2 bedroom house. $175.00 month. 304-6_75.- 4359. 5: room house and bath. - - - - - - - - - -- . trailer spot, sleeping rooms, Must sell. 12x65 Torch. 2-3 304-676-6720. bedroom, unfurnished. lncludes- storm- windo.w.s and screens . Call 614 -4467132 . 12x66 mobile home, 2 bdr., new carpet , washer&. dryer, AC, stove & refrig, all drUpes, outside dock w indoor outdoor carpet & storage bldg . Call446-1805 after 5 . 1 2x66 mobile home, 2 bdr ., new carpet, stove & refrig ., all drapes, coflee &. end tables. $5.100 . Call 614· 669-4014 . 14x70 all electric trailer. S4 , 500 . Call 614· 256 · 1393. Schult 50th Anniversary Rebate t1.000. Rebate on any Schultz purchased. French City Mobile Homes. Call 466-9340. 1985 Sectional 24x40. 3 bdr., 2· full baths. fireplace . Delivered in set. $18,600. French City Mobile Homes. Cell 466· 9340. 33 Farms for Sale 60 acre farm in Bedford Township , recently drilled gas well. Byiappointment call 614-843-5372 after 6pm. 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 2- 2 bdr. mobile homes. completely furnished . Call 446-9669. 2 bdr. trailer competely furnished. ell utilities paid, except electric. good lo'ca· lion . Call446-8558 . Furnished, no city taKBI, water and sewage furnished, beautiful riverview, Kanauga. Foster's Mobile Home Park. 446· 1602. For , rent or sale 1971, 12x66. 2 bdr. mobile home. new carpet throughout, in axe . cond. Can remain on lot. Harrisonville area . Call 614· 742·3033. Three bedroom mobile home. Utilities paid. One kid excepted. no pata. drunks or dope . Coli 614-367-0611 . 3% miles South of Middleport on Rt. 7 . 3 rooms and bath, furnished . Call 614-992-5908. Pomeroy 2 bedr .• Nayiot's Run area. $100 dep. roq . Cell after 6PM, 992-6886. For rent in Syracu1e. newly re'modeled apt., 8225 plus daposit. Call 992-7034 or 992-7671 or 992·5732. 5 room 'a partment for rent. Call 614-985 -3360. APARTMENTS , mobile homes. house1. Pt. Pleasant and Galllpolio . 514-4468221 . Nice 2 bedroom apt, unfur· nished , downtown, $175.00 month. plu1 utili· ties. 304-675-4624 after 6:00PM. Apt in Henderaon, 8150 .00 partly furnished , 304·6761972 after 6 :00. Furnished room. $126. Utili· ties, range, ref. Share bath , Men only. 91 9 Sac .. Gallipolis. 446·4416 after 8 p.m. 46 Space for Rent Mobile home lot, 875 water paid, 4th & Neil. Gallipollo. Call 446-3844 after 7PM. Mobile home space 1 mila out Neighborhood Rd . Call 448·1340. Mobile home in Gallipolis, nice for senior citizens or married couple with . one child. no pets. deposit end references required . K 8a K Mobile Homes. Inc .. 304675-3000. COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park. Rou1e 33. Nonh of Pomeroy. Large lots. Call 614-992· 7479. 44 49 35 Lots & Acreage 2.9 acres on Rt . 564, all utilities near by. Cell 614· 367-0213. Apartment for Rent Krlauff Firewood Split- 96% hardwoods. Seaaoned or green. You pick up or we deliver. HEAP vender. 614· 266·6246 . GENE'S DEEP STREAM CARPET-CLEANING . Oper· ated by owner. Deodorizers•cotchguard. FREE eltlOutdOoramens 8 ft truck matoo. Call 614·992·8309 topper with inoart. 2·L78 15 or 614-742-2211. in . radial snow tirae. Calll - - - - - - - - - - 614-388-9614. RON•s Televi1ion Service. Specializing in Zenith and 1979 Thunderbird Town Motorola. Quezar, and Lindau, nearly avery factory house c811s. Cell 304·671option. very good cond., 2398 or 614·446·2454 . $3,000. Call446·0577. Limestone. Sand, Gravel. Pick up at RicharCis & Son. Call446-7785. Firewood cut up slabs. $1 5 PU load. Larger ioads delivered. Call for prices, 614· 245-5804. Woodburning fumance, au· tOmatic controls. blower, ready to hook up, never used 8400. Call614· 256-1216. 1984 trailer, 24 ft . flat tri · ade. Call 614 · 367 711 t. New truck topper 64x88, $175. 77· Fiat 128, 8800. -Compound bow 26 lb. pull. 830. Coli 614-379·2228. Pioneer electric power plant, 4500 watta, 120-240 volta, 10 HP, 8 -S angina, uaed leoa than 8 hours, •796. Call 814-387-7750. Large hay bales for 1ala, 820.00. 2 tlroa. 900-20, 10 ply relreada, 140.00 ooch. Call614-992-7401. Mans lamb skin coat, like now. worn 4tlmes. 1200.00 regular price, will sell for $60.00. Medium 1lze. Call 814-992-2053. 1972 Ca· dillac. vary good condition. 1400.00. Call 614-992 2063. 26" Zenith console colored TV. 304-675-1226. 55 Building Supplie.s Briarpatch Kennels Professional All-breed grooming. Indoor-outdoor boarding fa· cllitles. English Cocker Spaniel puppiee. Call 61 4-388· 9790. O~agonwynd Canary Ken· nel. CFA Himalayan. Persian and Siamese kittens. AKC Chow puppies. Call 614446-3844 after 7. over .. but he can afford a ten· foot dish! Lots of people are qettinq them. Phyllis! town! 1--------- Building Materials Block,;1 brick. sewe~ pipes, windows. lintels. etc. Cla1,.1d• Winters. Rio Grande, 0 . Call614·246-5121 . Judy Taylor Grooming. Call 614 -367-7220. The~·re 1don't want one poppmq of those dishes up all Due to Death· Must sell two Quonset Style Steel Buildings, brand new. erected. One is 40x60. Jim at 419·669·2494. 62 Wanted to Buy Standing saw timber,.phone 304-675-4581 after 8 p.m. 63 Uvestock 1978 2dr. Ford Granada PS. B2 Plumbing PB. new tires. good 1hape. · o_ H t' 1954 4 dr. Chevrolet, trade 1 _ _ _"' __ e_a_1_n_g_ __ for any type of camper. Call •614-985-3839. CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING ., 976 Dodge Aepin. Body Cor. Fourth and Pine needs work. Ex.cellant me· Gallipolis, Ohio , chanica! condition . $450.00. Call 614-992- Phone 614-448-3888 or 614-448-4477 • 7364 ovenlnga. 1 972 Nova 6 cylinder. auto . JIM'S PlUMBING & HEAT· 81160.00. Good condition . lNG . Rt. 1, BoK 365, Golli· polia. Call 814-367-0576. Coll614-992-625&. Yesterday's Answer 1! Com%1 Bolt plained Z9 Indian 11 Accept symbol 19 "-homo" 33 Scottish 21 Household island product 3f Lady 2% A Greek Jane23'Pul on 38 Wil)g !5 Rail . (Lat.) bird 37 Dilly Special Price- AKC regis· tered Cocker Spaniel puppies, buff in color. Call 614-388-9755. 1-------.....:___ Rag ~ Gorman Shephard mal' 18 mo. old, good diapoaition. CaH 448-1043. Apt. for lease. overlooking city park, LA, kitchen, stove, refrig., dining area. 2 bdr .. bath. $190 mo . plus ,utili· tloa. Call PJ' 446· 1819. 1 .14 acres, levelland, Green Twp.. city schools. Call 446 -3044. 41 For Lease Iron Horae Builders. Farm & Commercial Pole · Bldg a. 614-332 -9745 Collect. 'Winter spl.: 30X40X9 with 16' tr•ck door • man door: 16236 orocted. Houses for Rent - Houae for rent . Call 304676 · 7263 675-51'04 or 675 -6386 . Furnished house. 3 bdr.l 29 Neil Ave .. Gallipolis. 8225 plus ut~ties. referencu. Call 446·4416 after 7PM. Small furnished hou1e in city, adults only. Call 446· 0338 . Furnished house 8210, WI· tor poid, 2 bdr .. 11311 2nd , Av.. · Gallipoli•. Call 446· 4416 oftor 7PM . 2 bdr house with fireplace near town. $235 mo. C•ll 448-8610. t...,., .... Brookside Apt1. 1 bdr., laundry. water·trash pafd, no pets. $217 mo. plut dapoall. Call 448-3474 af· tar 4PM. One letter stands for another .. In this sample A 1s used lor the . three L's, X lor the two O's , etc. Single letters, apootrophes the length and fonnation of the words·are all hinls. Each Immaculata 2 bdr apt., carpeted, stove It refrig. Waaher·& dryer work I good, furnished, water • tra•h pd .. ., 50. Coll4411·0983 oftot5 quiet area. •225. Call 446- lln-3&7-0254. 0118 . Moving mu1t .. 11 baby Furnlahed apt .. 2 bdF, 243 1wlng. play pen end wk:kar Jacbon Pike . redecorated, drooalng table . Call 814· I 240 utllltlu pd. Call 387-0431. 446-4416 after 7pm. 2 or 3 bedroom house s in or near Pomeroy. Furnished or unfurni•hed. Rant and uti/itic• ~ =;o:!.:b!c . Dey_. !~".. 992·2381, evonlnga 614· 982·8723. buohol. Colll14·742·3010. Hoy f2.00 bolo, In born noor llutlond. Coli 814·11117· 3838. MiliCI gr..a hoy lor oole .. Coli 114-849·2237. day the code letters are different. CRYPTOQUarE • &r corn for ule. U.OO 73 Vane & 4 W.O. Women owned. 1979 Jeep CJ-5, good cond. Coll814· 3&8-&3~1· c BARQR TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1183 Soc . Avo., Gallipolla. 814-446-7833 or6t4-448· 1833. JH AW EV B J TXBV l-It JD DYBAJDL X D J·U R Q H R ll 'B A W B HAWCC YQ - J P R WQ . SX B TY Wee DYB PWJe BAR BY TY HEYWOOD BROUN I . •• ~· JB. EWQV CVYD ' Cryplllquole: BROTHERHOOD IS NOT JUST A BIBlE WORD. OUT OF COMRADESHIP CAN OOME""AND WilL CX>lliE' A tiAPPY UF~FOR AU. . -:- v..lel'daf'l ·~-· -. '·' .. ' ·\ �. Friday, January 11, 1986 Ohio Preliminary -injunction .against well denied A motion bytheStateo!Ohlo!ora preliminary injunction to stop prcduc·tion 01 a gas well In Rutland To•wns:hlp, drilled and maintained not meet mlnJmum · t requ Iremen s. distance - Drll)lnglnanunapprovedl~atlon would make the defendants llable ~Jury. tlon untl,l such a time as Murphy ld 1y ,.h g,y__ CQmll wlkspaclng require: ments. Meigs . County Common Pleas Judge Charles !}night denied returns no indictments ·POINT PLEASANT No Indict · ments were returned followtng a Mason County grand jury lnvestlga- .··· REMEMBER WITH FLOWERS macte aUegatlons o! "chUd abuse." Morgan did not say what Sopher testified was the cause of death ~~"r·~~~f~o~uc~~if.~~an~_~di!J~olhn~"";fo~r~a~c.l•.~v~u ~~~~a.:'a;!~~~J-~~P:.~In:~r:~~~~:.:_--.J:~~~:_2-year-oldglrl ~~=t:af:u~j~~=ln~~ FL&~~~RfJoP ·fRESH LEAN • r .. woo'· "'"""'"''"'•~• ''';::;':,;;::;>:~.~"'· l . Ground Beef · ' · '"';."';ti,;;;';; ;;;;,'t"'. In CO\ttlty Common Pleas · The state requested a preliminary ~be decided when theca;ci'"~-;;;-----;.;,;;- gr~d jury which h~ard secret . Court . lnjun.::uop to stop the well's produc- before the court for final hearing. evidence for a day ~d a half in the ,._;Jg-.;;;jilli;;;;iii~-...---~~~::;:j~~t~;=;:;:~ The suit filed against Mijrphy by matter ofthe ck!ath o! Tasha Kostu, r. the state alleges that the well \t-as · . , . returned no true bUls.ln the case on drilled ln•a than the · · : . . . ,._,• .Ihurj;dav. =•"""E~lng . . to -Mason '=--~~=~,;~~~;:'~~~;~~::;;;';';':;;:;;:~~~)o:.&~~'1m}~j'tjn;d~f~nd~_!1; ffiar~edV .~\!1 ~J''m~~lii,U! Attol'l)~ f.,red~.f!~~=coM.tv;.i>rp~Jl'l!!'.- 1\tt'l~n~y -application for a permltto _and entertng the lllage Crow UI. . _ _ . Dam~J\•Iorgan Jr. At the time the permit for drUIIJ)g Pharmacy In Middleport on Dec. 28 . Special Investigator for the pW Among those testifying was state was Issued, the proposed well met were arraigned before Judge Cha· secular, Paul Gerard, said that Medical Examiner Ji'vln M. Sopher · . the state's minimum acreage and rles Knight In Meigs County Herman was earlier cqnvicted of who earlier had ruled that the cause distance requirements. As stated in Common Pleas Court breaking and entertng the Middle- of droii was head injuries, and the complaint, on Sept. 28, 1981. the They are Lance T. Herman, 21, port Firestone Store and the · '\ defendants drilled the well at a Rt 1, Middleport, and Thomas prosecutorhas recommendedaone .~,,.,..,;;,...~rmm)ocatio. That lwatkin.did-_.~uf!ord,~.!!dlewi,Jlllll, Qc>th .. Y~¥-:llllii.Oli•.W:l1m~!!!.!~~~!l.-~~ defendants entered pleas of gullty to case. the breaking and entertng charges Pre-sentencing Investigations In bllls 'of Information flied by were ordered by Knight and Admissions - Edna Lee; Pomesentencing IS expected to be place In . roy: Bertha Spencer, Pomeroy. Throughout Thursday afternoon from four , to six weeks. Both Discharges - Eunice Christy, and evening, approximately h;~lf-a Shufford · altd Herman were reMary Wallace, Freda Rl!sseU . dozen calls cam~ into the office of (Continued from Page 1) leasedon$1,lrorecognizilncebonds. Meigs County Sherlfl Howard . Gallipolis, West Columbia, Ripley r-;:::=============::::::::::::::::;~ Frank reporting accidents due to and Ravenswood are to be upyesterday's badweathercondltlons. graded, and a new tower to boost ___J'r'l!l)U:llPOrJ!.Jhatl'Q!l~.th':!e:o__;I""'ec~~"'tlonWillbebuUtbe~~n~Q.inl:_tl~ incidents Involved more than one Pleasant --;;net the car and no injurtes nor damages Ravenswood area. Break.in suspects arraigned OR MORE . ti ~\) ..~C.t. )~~-~ c~'· Accidents reported Cable-.. The sheriff's department assisted the affected motorists In getting their vehicles back on the roads. (Continued from Page 1) compared to 15 years and a 100 mile from ltspresent12channelstol4, the firm proposed. Added to the basics will be WTSF-TV, an Independent station In Ashland, Ky., and an FM radio channel featurtng 16 stereo music channels. · Home Box Office and Clnemax pay services are to be joined by the REALISTIC .P. C. 2000__ _, WAVE COM ~!c~p""'~.:..~!.!."..""':=l~~~ (ONTI N UE-5,... .- ·'You'll Find Fine Wearing Apparel For Men & Women FOR BEST·PERMANENT EVER Call Evelyn, V.era, Diann or Janet Bahr Clothiers-· - . .JANET'S HAfR:Go·:aoliND · Middleport, Ohio MASON .773-5404 50% Off TO ~-oo~~redtol2~~~.~~~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~±~:::=::;:::::::::::::~ . s fUR .. I' URE mlles, were given as some of the ShowtlmeandPlayboy. CNNwlllbe reasons for selecting the vehicle. added to the satelllie tier, alongwtth from Dlls Mountlneers. Council USA Network, Nashville Network . tablect a d~ision on the pu':Ease •<=~·d,~~.ink'-:t'>"ti"" ;,;,; package -~;Board of Public Affairs members available," Buckner said. present diScussed with council the Consolidated was recently extent of repairs and Improvements formed to purchase and operate that are needed on the water _ cable systems, Buckner said. ad. system. Council pointed out that ding that JtscorPQrateheadquarters purchases In 1985 will have to be will be In Point PleaSilllt The finn done through purchase orders to also owns cable systems In Ken· meet state requirements. tucky, Tennessee and Virginia. A ·discussion was held on the ·· ·~··· Communlt.)L J)owelopmenL.Block~-Weather forecast . .g ._.._ . ~"' . •. __ _ _ MELOSWEET HAM CORN BREAD • A• o!$ 't"GS. __ . ·,. . . JAN. 11th . SAVE 20°/o to 50°/o STOREWIDE ECOIICMIY SLICED IA(ON l~. 89< SALE. PIICED Save 5200 on Stately Colonial 4-Pc. Bedroom · Pretty posy motif bedecks rustic oak finished group. With double dresser, hutch mirror, chest and hedboard !. it's a budget-wise buy 1 Business Lunches REG. '579.95 Thl1 W11keird'1 Spe61tl Futim · SERVING THE 1984 RESERVE CHAMPION lAMB AT THE MEIGS CO. FAIR LAMB CHOPS AND DRESSING ROAST LEG OF LAMB AND DRESSING $895 $795 · $59995 $349 DAfT SINGLlS ~~:~$149 T0112 OtHI Wuke,d $pt~l1l1 VEGETABLE FfniCINI ................~....................................$ 7. 9 5 iEG. '799.95 Be ready lor overntghters 1 Country solid Herculone . sofa opens mto roomy lull bed. Super buy' SilVIO WITH MINT JEllY, CHOICE OF POTATO or YEGETAilf and SAlAD. loti-Pasta Salad. French lroad . Save SJ80 on Full Sleep AT THE LaSALLE RESTAURANT KING 9 Save 5100 on Trestle 5-Pc. RIG. 1329 QUEEN SOLD IN SETS ONLY $229 RllfYE STEAK ••••••••••• ~.................................................. $1 0. 95 ' SPLIT KING CRAB LEGS. ............................................... $11.95 . Gather the family at treslle leg table flanked by 4 padded seat s•de cha1rs. J5 $335 MAGK CHIERIOS CEIEAL ~~~==-TR":OOM SUITS !---:---ONLY.- - BlEACH o.$169 ~Ill.; Luncheon Spe~ialo MONDAY, JAN. 14: Stuffod Popptrt. Mashed Potatott & luttorod Corn. TUESDl Y, JAN. 15: .Moat loaf, Mashed Polo· tott, lrO<cali & Cauliflower Cassoralo. WEDNESDAY, JAN. 16: lakod Ham, Swoot Po,.toas, Groon ....... TH..SOAY, JAN. 17: loot.-Turkoy & Drts· si"" Matllod Potatott, luttorH Poat. FIIDAY, JAN. 18: Hot loti & Grewy, MathH Po,.t- Colo Slaw. Soup Of T.he Day POTATO CHICICEN NOODlE . CHill •IIOCCOll CHEESE Uli AIIIM fOil fAST lliYKI AIIO Tltl -GlOOM ott' ftl UIITOVT-992 -61!6 . L•S•II• Rllll/111111 ' . . la ..AlLE IESlAURANT -- WDDuPOn 1 19th . BlAT THE JANUARY BLAHS WITH o,..;,. , c. CHUCIIOAST MAIT1IA WilliE the new lire truck. The next meeting will be on Monday. IT'S 8En1N8 CLOSER!.... Of ,, "$1/1 Om IONWSS W~~E$ 189. Grant and firemen reported that theywlllborrowthebalanceoffunds Tonight, mostly cloudy with a needed over the grant to get the cham::e of snow flumes. Low near truck and equipment they need. 15. Saturday, becoming partly A notice concernlpg a . public cloudy. High in the 111ld·20s. Chance meeting on Saturday to receive of snow 50 percent tonight and 10 citizens' Input on the waterworks percent Saturday. Improvement project was pres· Ohio extended forecast ented by Councilman Sayre, who Sunday through Tuesday: will chair that session. Generally fair with a gradual Council pointed out to firemen warming trend. Highs from the thar even though the village has upper Ws to mld-JOs Sunday and the conlracts with tlu-ee townships for mld-JOs to mld-40s Monday and fire protection, the fire fund will Tuesday. Lows In the teens early haveacashflowproblemfor a tlme, Sunday and mostly In the 20s duetothefact thatthedlstrlbutlonof Monday and Tuesday. levy money will not come In for . sometime. • ' Lonery numbers It Is expected that sufficient.. monies will come in from the - AIMOUR BONELESS II , , . , . , 992-6136 & END TABLE.S FROM $2818 IRING THIS AD IN & IECEIVE II OlOO OFF ANY PURCHASE YCJID. Ami JAN. 19th RECLINERS FROM $14995 • '' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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