https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c6702994ab63cebb365d6712ee577fb9.pdf 8f89af04f415f5a543f4c9a938973de3 PDF Text Text . ..t..----- •- · 12-The Daily Sentinel . . Development grant (Contlllued !rom page 1) sutvey conslstbaslcall)f of.gather·ro keepapprlsedofthecoru\ector, lng background Information ol the ... .:-~ ~ ' rii'U"~'~wu r ·oe- reQUeslllll!f~;:;![Ypeif ui:ll~U ·-c~nU U.cJi lilt: :,u• vey quilrterly reports from the highway team has gotten an' 'excellent start'' · department as plans for the In the county. connector get underway. 'nlls year's appropriations for the An industrial development pro- commission total $4560-·$500 more motion campaign for Meigs County than last year. An additional$lll,lXXl Is . ct~rrentJy l!llderway. by .Jb!l aPPrwrlate!IJ1l'.J!!ecolJI1ty~mmts­ consultlng finn, James Jennings stoners to htrea full time planner for Associates, presently under rethe county Cjlll aldo be added to the !Jilner by the commlsslon.The finn total. · • has designed and prepared an Upon recommendation from the economic development brochure nominating committee, Regional for the cou.nty and 500 brochures are Planning Commission officers for to be sent to a select group of 1985 wlll remain the same with ro~ Funding for a critical seeding 'project at the county lan!lfUl is expected _in the near future, according to Bob First of the Meigs . SoU and Water Conservation Dis· trict. Theseedlngofsome local road bankswerealsotobeincludedlnthls luncllng, however, lundln!l for the 29.1988 Ohio continue serving as planning dlrec· tor for the commission until a full time planner-director Is hired by the Meigs County Commissioners. The nominating committee also recommended that the president of thecounty'strusteesassoclatlonbe included on the commission's exec· B&E charges filed after Sun~ay incident " - ·-· ,_...,._ ·___ . . ____ :.,., ---:. . ;: ;: : ;: ; ;. .,.. .. . -~ . . - ~~:--~--:z=- ' Carl Staats, 20, Pomeroy, and H~. Thomas K. Hoskins, 20, ChaunDul1ng Staats' Interrogation, cey, have been apprehended by deputies called for Sherltl Frank the Meigs County Sheriff's De- who was on call in ' Dexter partment on charges ol breaking assisting . the State Highway and enterb1;: the Gary Michael . I>atrol!p_an_inpl<lent.Thesherlf( residence on Pomeroy Ptke. went to the Staats home and It According to Sheriff Howard was discovered that Hoskins had · Frank, the department received lieen theye, but had fled into the a call at 9:49p.m. Sunday that woods near the house. · someone had broken a window Staats was taken into custody out of the Michael home. atthattlme. 'lbreedeputieswere Deputies Brian Bissell, Don left' at the scene, Klein, Ttm me p.m. and found that a window had been broken and an illegal entry made. Following an investigation, the deputies went to a residence where they talked with Carl Staats. Staats admitted to the deputies that he was one of the -roSKJiiS · fie- re:. turned to the house. Money was taken from the Michael home during the B&E. During the investigation process, it was found that a three wheel vehicle, allegedly stolen from Athens County, had been used by HOSkins. Til~ sberltl's Oil .m inisters on cutting procedures lheA was disp~te 'over, - aCcuseci GENEVA, Switzerland (AP) DaVId-West ol "stabbing OPEC In OPEC oU ministers .entered a the back" by producing more than 5eC!llld day of emergency talks the assigned ·share of oU and today ln blroad agreementoncuttlng "undermining the pricing prices but divided on how to dO lt. structure." A small cut In the cartt!f's base ·-Toe acrimony a~ ·-t3 dcubt'.J ·--- ,1---·1 pri&!- 'of fl!l~" a barret-·appearea about OPEC's ab!Uty to act decl· lncreasbtgly likely after Monday's slvely against slldlng on prlces, and opening sesslon 1 although sources petroleum traders ln the United said the . unanimous agreement States sentpricesofthetopdOmestiC needed was not yet assured. Anycutlnprlceswooldbeonlythe · crude briefly tumbling below $21 a barrel for the llrst time since 1979, second bt the 25-year of the Floyd RichanJs ~ •· -·~ '---- ....'""'........ ~""" Jan. 9, 1907, Mrs. Warner was a elerans emon . Admitted--Wilbur Durst, Pomeroy; Thomas Dawson, Hurricane, W.Va. Discharged--Louise Posey, Paul 'Michael, Betty Malse. Three emergency rims Three calls were answered by local units Monday, the Meigs County Emergency Medical Servi· ces reports. At 9:44 a.m. Pomeroy took Olga Pierotti from E. Second St. , to the office of Dr. James Conde ln Middleport;· Rutland at 7:12 p.m. • Ohio lotto winner Sex o~ bowling??? See silrvey story on Page 14 See ln the Spotlght oo Page 10 A December Increase lri the jobless rale pushed the number Gf unemploYed Meigs Countlans back over 10 percent, repo1ts the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services. With a jump ofl.lpercent- from 9.3 to 10.4 percent - between November and December, the Meigs jobless rate · reversed a r.~- n- year-e!!d t~.d that had h~!d !.he Percentage ~ County Athens ....................... 9.9 (8.5) Gallla ........................ 9.9 (8.8) Jackson .................. Jl,6 (10.6) Lawrence ................ l5.'7 (15.5) Melp .. ,.................... 10.4 (9.3) Vlnion ..................... l8.0 (19.2) JORI.ESS' RATE - Unemployment I'GIIe tbroughout most of southeastem Ohio between November and December, reportslheOhloBureauolEmploy· 11*11 Servlcell. Only VInton flounly posted a dt:cre&VJ. November rates are shown In parmlhesh. c" . CHUCK ROAST •••••••!!·. .• _.! ~~~=~-= ori New grader .MUCH NEEDED- A grader from SOutheastern Equipment Qlmpany, GaWpoHs, was delivered Tuesday afternoon to the · Meigs County IDghway Department. Checking out the new piece Gf machinery were, left to right, Richard l)ter, couaty p-ader operator; Jlm Allen of rose 15.~tol5.7percent.JacksonCounty Soulheasttim EquJijirieot; Ted Wamer, county highway, crew supenlsor; Phil Rohetis, county en&ineer; Manning Roush, county coi1U'IIi!i8looer: ~. s&andln• In cab, Jack " Elam, county grader operatOr. At bottom left, the grader Is iJmp-cted by f:r.gt:=r ...:- posted an Increase Dl one percent, . JumPIM from 10.6 to 11.6 percent. . DR. PEPPER ~:~~~ ~ 129 Plus .... SMOKED PICNIC HAMS All WEEK PEPSI FREE AIN DEW PEPSI COLA 79( LB. SLICED 89( ll. SUPERIO.RMOUNTAIN BRAND PEPSI FREE SUGAR, DIET PEPSI BOLOGNA $119 $15 8 PACK 16 oz. 69( LB. ""' Dtp. BROUGHTON'S ICE CJUAM 1/1 GAL $179 HEINER'S BONUS & . IOSY lOSS SOfTY 16 oz. LOAF SKIM MILK 2% MILK VIT. D MILK BUTTERMILK 2 FOR 89( $109 lf2 GAL. • V~LLEY 4 FOR Sl OYSTERS .~ •••••• M1-.. S1.29 $ .. ala 50 LB•. UNCLASSIFIED DOUILE COUPONS UP TO 60¢, 61 C TO 99¢ FIEEDEEMED FOR 81.00 81.00AND OVER REDEEMED FOR FACE VALUE • Prices Effective thru Sunday, Feb. 3, 1986 C~K. SUPERMARKET ~~~:.~~;~~ 'FREE PAI KING" "NoW.. Tt lllaltn" Wt Not lt .. t Jl~lt fer OriN PAil i jiiHuAY - -9 A.M. TO ;; p.M. ._"the Right tt lillllt ~~~~~~~~~ Cerrlcf Printing Erren .,_. - Wt A.,t P-' St.... 111111 "WIC" C••••• ~ Company FAVO~ITE CAKES ... •orj~~~~:tht~e;se~t~tll;;n~g~of~the ear,th = damage •••••••.•••••.•••.••••.•••.. J.~... COTTAGE CHEESE ••••••••••••1..i.Ok. SJ .29 REAL FRUIT PIES FRUitBELL DRINK ................... At~........ 99( 4 FOR Sl cnu~.:-...1 ICE MILK........ $ UnLE DEIBIE AMEIIUN . Southern Ohio Coal Co.'s Meigs mines complex • could force a shutdown at all tru;ee mines, according to an American Electric Power official. Jeffrey D. Gerken, mining engi· neering manager for AEP's fuel supply divisiOn, offered that com· . ment during testimony before the OhloReclainatlonBoardofReview . hereTuesdiiY.' The board Is considering an appeal by Citizens Orga®<ed Against Longwa!llng (COAL) to a · five-year mining permit granted last June to Melg5 Mine No.2 by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. COAL has been protesting use of the longwali procedure since late 1982, claiming the machines cause surface damage and loss of local water supplies. ' Longwall!ng shaves coal from a wall hundreds of feet long while a series of hydraulic supports holds up the roof and provides protection for ' thecrew. Theroofsupportsadvance along as thecoallscutfromthewall , allowingtherooftocollapse. COAL claims that this creates Sll 9 WIENERS ••••••••••••••••~•••• :•••• 79c POLISH SAUSAGE ••••••••• ~.h 99( BULK WEEK -~-- • mlnlng longwaU mining because the method provides coal at the lowest possible cost. Gerken 1nlormed reclamation officials that the 1984 payroll for the mines totaled $61 million. AEPpald $.13 mlllkni In benefits to the company's employees. · ' Thevalueoftheownedandleased ·assets for the complex total' $271 million, Gerken said. The original . price paid for the company's · longwall equipment was nearly $16 million, be added, and since 1981. almost$60m1Ulonwasspentonnew preparation plimt facilities. Company officials said that more than $5 million in payments for mining supplies and serviceS from the Metgs· mines were channeled lntosoutheasternOhlo'seconomyin 1984, withMelgsCourityreceivlng$2 mlltlon In payments. · · SouthernOhloCoal,withltsJtileigs No.1and2minesandRaccoonNo.3 mine, allln the WUkesvillearea, is a supplier ol coal to the Ohio Power Co.-owned. AEP·afflllated James (' M. Gavin power plant at-Cheshire. Companyofficialshaveofferedto settle privately with landowners damaged by the longwall, and state ageriila.·- RAVENSWOOD, W.Va . -Both Kaiser Alt~mlnum 'Ill ChemiCal Corp. and the United Steelworkers of America have agreed to meet further and d~uss changes ln the master contract agreEment at the Ravenswood Works and other .Kalser plants in the nation. Local 5668 President Gene Rl· chards said the first of thOSe meetings Is set for Fe!!, 10 In Pittsburgh. Richards said that during thOse talks, union local presidents wtll disCUss and vote on any Kaiser proposals and then take any approved contract changes back to the local · memberships fGr ratlflcation. Proposals presented by Kaiser at a meeting at Houston, Texas, last week Involved a wage and ben~it package redllctlon of $6.45. That proposal was called "not even realistic" by Richards. "There's no way in the world I would agree with that," he said. .Kaiser Is seeking contract con<;essions for "economic and c6mpet1· ttve reasons." Wreck leaves woman hurt A Rutland woman was treated and released at Veterans Memorial Hospital Tuesday afternoon lor lnjt~ries sustained in a two-vehicle collision on County 16. The cdrlver v! a M~:glP'-""m<y Xhr-l bo..:s • way department crew chief. New · grader should improve Meigs' snow remo~al effort Winter isn't over yet, . but when clearing many areas Dl snow. Mother Nature sends Meigs County The county department has a another snow stonn, the county stock plle of cinders (flyash) which highway department just might towtishlp and village workers take from when needed with the ·only have the upper hand. A · recently purchased Gallon stipulation being that they replenish grader from Southeastern Equip· theplle. As explained by Dave Spencer of ment co., Gallipolis, was delivered tothe!llghwaydepartmentTuesdjiY the highway department. the sys· afternoon. . ., tern works very well as these Painted an unmistakable bright individuals keep track ofthe loads of / orange, the grader will be highly • cinders they l!aul out and then hrlng 1Jlsible to motorists. Other safely the same amount hack. features Include an automatic sounding of a hom when the vehicle hacks up and a flashing light on top. A demonstrator with 17.5hoursof use, the grader cost $117,076. However, trade In value of two pieces of equipment lowered the actual outlay ol money 10 579,511 _31. To replenish the rounty depart· ment' s supply, townships and . vlllages do have to purchase cinders Ifrom places like the Kyger Creek plant. Some townships maintain their own cinder stockpiles. However, when a large supply Is needed In a hurry, the county garage Is a good central location. With more snow likely ·for Meigs C<iooty, a cooperative effbrt and the county's new grader will probably be essential: the State Patrol following the accident. Hosplial o!flclals said Sharon Vancooney, 38, of Rutland was treated for shoUlder and hand bruises foUowlng the 4:15 p.m. incident: Vancooney was a passenger In a car driven by 43-year-old Theodore Vancooney, also of Rutland. Vancooney was northbound on 16, when .troopers said a southbound Meigs County school bus, driven by Jonathan C. Wells, 32, olMiddlep>rl, was apparently left of center striking Vanconney's car. Vancooney's carwentoffthertghtsldeolthe road and struck a ditch. One passenger, who was not Injured, was on the bus, troopers said. Vancooney's car sustained heavy . damage and the bus was moderately damaged In the accl!ll:nt, the patrol said. Wells was db!d by troopers for driving left of center. ~iE:E~ln~trnd~~~~ced~~in~1984~~p;ro-~JTh~e~am~Jou~n~t~ls~to~be~pa~;ld;,~o~ve;r~a~_'="·=~~~~~~ -~ Accordlngto Brine legisla~ion. ~ffects big·issue With oll and gas well drUllng probably at an all t)me high 1!1 Meigs County, the iJubllc and the industry wtll be affected by House Bill 501 which becomes effective the middle · .. olAprll. Rutland Farmer Jim Lucas, who attended numerous hearings on the legislation when It was pending In Columbus, said the Ohio Depart· ment ol Natural 'Resources, DivIsion of 011 and Gas, wlll be hol(ltng special meetlnpln selected areas to explain the effects ol the legislation on the Industry and the p~blic; what can be expected and the penalties Involved. Lucas Is making an effort to get Melia County selected as one of the meeting locations since drUUng Contract ~ciianges=~ ~- ~-~~= LongwalliJ1g denial m~y niines. - - close --. . 2 Sections. 14 Pages 25 Cenu A Muhimedia Inc:. Newapaper • figure below double digits. The Meigs December figure stands 1.2 percent above~ state's average rate of 9.2 percent. Statewide, December unemployment rose three-tenths of one percent -from 8.9 to 9.2 percent, according tG the OBES. The Meigs jobless rate remains . :;u~mnt!:ill)' above the national figure of 7 percent during Decem!J!!r. Regionally, Meigs' Increase was In line with jumps in ooemployment throughout most of southeastern Ohio. The jobless Larate rose in · Athens, Jackson, wrence and Gallia counties. Only VInton, with the .areas highest rate oi unemploY· ment, posted a decrease between November and'December. ~ OBES figures show 1,167 of Meigs' estimated work force of 11,274 witl1out.work during December. The jobless rate In Vinton County fell from 19.2 to lll percent. In Atheos, the rate rose from 8.5to 9.9percent.GalliaCountypostedan Increase of 1.1 percent, as the figure jumped from 8.8to 9.9percent. In Lawrence, the rate from Area jobless rate in Decembc:r A special session of the Bedford Township Trustees wlll be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday at the home of clerk, Edith Leach, to approve the 1985 budget. Regular meetings of the Bedford Trustees in 191!5havebeensetforthe first Monday of each month. BLADE CUT · Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio. Wednesday. January 30, 1985 ' ' .J~ohleSs~~rate _: -up in llietgs -·---~~~- · Special meeting set Weather forecast *'-"" SaiunlaY: . Copyrighted 1986 · make purchases including Cheste~ Elementary, a laminator; River· View,. an opaque projector, and Tuppers Plains, acopying machine. The board commended the PTO'sol the district for not only providing a Bond continued =· ' Food labels. Vol .3•. No.203 ~~rfp.m., Mayor Hoffman discussed tenia· ported .that the company does take took Betty Mayes from the surveys ·although probably not tlve plans for the purchase of a new Moreland AddltiontoCamdenClark involving every customer. ·He also · fire truck to replace a 20 year old Hospital In Parkersburg. repdrted that the company is vehiclenowbeingused . Payment for the new truck would regulated by the Federa!Corrupunications Commlssion and cannot come from monies paid for fire ' always arrange channels at Its protection by Cheshire Village and Bond has been continued in Meigs prefers. Cheshire Township, sale of the old County Common Pleas Court for · Councilman Dewey Horton .said truck, renewal Gf current ftre Dwaln Helton, previously found · that council members were ired protection levles,plusmoneysgiven guilty in Meigs County of corrupting when Channel 4, Columbus, was to the project by the ·ftre departremoved from the service appar· ment. The addition of the new truck a minor. Helton had been serving time In en.tly because of a weak signal and should reduce fire insurance rates, saki that all councll members are councilmen said. the Chillicothe Correctional FacUlty. At Helton's request and on At the request of Councilman opposed to the suggested removal of the CNN Channel from the basic Robert Gilmore, It was agreed to approval by Meigs County Common package offered by the company. place citizens band radios _in the · Pleas Judge Charles Knight, a new trtar on the charge Is to be held. Mayor Hoffman said that village pollee vehicles. Gilmore said that officials wUl be meeting with these types of radios are Invaluable Helton has been released on his own representatives of the cable comin such Instances as recently when recognizance pending the retrial. AlsoconcernlngHelton, the Meigs pany and King wUl be Invited to two youngsters were lost and a attend that meeting. The discussion search was being · cOnducted for County Prosecuting Attorney's of· them by REACf. flee Is to provide Helton's attorney brought out the 'cable companies can now increase rates by five Acting Police Chief Sld'Llttle said with photostatic copies of discovery percentayearfor!henexttwoyears · that CB radios had been tried In the In the case. without permission from communicruisers before but proved to be a headache through people dispatch· ties they serve and that Consoli· MatTiage licenses dated Communications has put the lng the cruisers on false alarms. first five percent Increase into However, It was agreed to place the Marriage licenses have been effect. radloslnthevehlclesonatrialbasls. Issued in Meigs County Probate The maYor said that a meeting Therewlll benocosttotbevUlagefor Court to Greg Allen Bu.mem, 19, was held recently among representhe radios, antennas or installation. .Rutland, and Brenda Kay Wise, 16, tatives of communities served by Mlddpleport; and to Charles Thothe company and that au represen: Action dismissed mas_ Chapman, and Barbara *'"'=~7 :;;,:~.-~:o- ~.:-.~::;:;:;;;:.:-;:;;~-r:~!~. == - ·-·. ---..~- --·~-·--~- ~;.____:,.o_;,_::_:_:!:6-:;-..--;Racine. These,besaid,lncludekeeptngCNN A case tued by Patricia A. on the basic package, no price McDougal, now known as Patricia ' ' Increase approved until the lm· A. Cable, Pomeray, against James Trustees to meel pruvements planned by the com· McDougal, also of Pomeroy, In pany are completed, no change in . MelgsCountyCommon PleasCouri Rutland Township Trustees ·will thesenlorcitizensdlscountrate,and has been dismissed. meet at 6:30 p.m. Thursday at the theaddlttonsofchannelstothebasic A reciprocal action for child fire station for a regular business support has been filed in Meigs session. package. Another meeting will be held at 7: ll p.m. Wednesday in the County Common Pleas Court by the office Gf the Point Pleasant Mayor Oconee County, South Caronna and Councilmen Horton and Jack DePartment of Social Services, on Satterfleldwerenamedtorepresent behail of, Dianna Pettl.t, against CLEVELAND (AP)- An Oxford Middleport at that session. Larry J. Pettit.' man has won the $1,493,4«5 jackpot EDAgrant from Saturday's "Ohio Lotto'" Council authorlzed Mayor Holdrawing conducted by the Ohio lman to make appUcation lor an Lottery, omclals said. economic development grant. James W. Hurley's ticket was~ Mayor·Hoflman said that the state Tonight, cloudy with a chance ol only one that listed all six numbers has several mUllion dollars to snow. Low near 20. Wednesday, selected In the drawing conducted snow lllrely. High near .:n The by ~ Ohio Lottery. The numbers distrlbute in the program wlth the chance olsnow Is 50 percent tonight were 7, 16, 23, 31, 32 and 40. applJCatlon deadline set lor Feb. IS. and 60percent Wednesday. Mayor Hoffman said that there Is Lottery spokesman Robert Wale· Exlellded Forecast . interest In creating ' one new zak said Monday that no further business In the community, under 'l'luwla)' lnlonnatlon was Immediately a vall· ChiDee ol . _ each day. Highs able about Hurley. He said Hurley's the program, at a cost ol $375,00!. --:" 1'he business would hire 23 to-30 . ~ iinatliliuy and Friday and in· pl'lze Will be broken down Into :il employes. The money from the . tbe 2111 on ~- Lows 15-211 annual payments of $74,670.25, 'lbunday 811d Friday and 10-20 on· minus federal taxes annually ol program Is put out at a low Interest Saturday. rate. • $14,934.00. I Photo oo Page 10 . . PEPSI. ,.r·•11 I PACK -16 01. $ .... , insurance for members and bonded butfor~irworkinmanydlrectlons the board president through the at the schools. Nationwide Insurance Co. The board employed the firm of James Wilhelm and Lynett.e Squire, Sanders and ~mpsey to · VanReeth were authorized to attend handle the paperwork and resolu· the state music education confer- lion lor the upeoming buDding ence and Mrs. Nancy Larkins was program levy In the district. It was authorized t.o attend a mathematics .· agreed to use the 'Ohio School conference. · Boards Association collective bar· _Matching funds...were approv~ ~·_gaining unJ.t for teach_er n~tla_for the three elementary schools to tlons. The next meeting was set for M 'a) 6:.30 on Feb. 18. v. Pages3-7 pENN 0 IL _,_.,,...=,..daug~terofthe lateJarncs{i"tnr.kHn- ~-,.._.'l'iie·-- 'OOafd . ._,jfufCitas€6.·- jiaUiUty- pa.-toftlt~?-t'Unds fo~..h¥P..tr~hw~ ' Floyd Richards, 97, Long Bottom, and Mary Frances Stevens died Monday at h1s residence. Franklin. SuiViving are her husband, John Richards was born In Jackson County, W.Va., a son of the late Warner, Sr.; t)lJ'ee daughters, Elmo and Emmaline Richards. He Esther Franklin, Oakland, Calif.; was a member 'of the Mud Run Mary King, Athens; Dorothy Hill, Church of Christ. Columbus; two sons, John Warner, Sllrviving are a son, Harry W. Jr., Athens, and Richard Warner, Richards, Long Bottom; a daugh· Rutlllnd; three sisters, Bertha ter, Mrs. Elsie Bosworth, Ravens· . McDonald, and Donzanella Spiv)/, wood, W.Va., 12!:randchildren and ~ both ol Joliet, Ill.,and Beulah Liiah-;several great-grandchild~en. Cleveland, -and .four ~rothers, Earl Scnvic"" wlll be held at 2 p.m. Franklin and Otis Franklin, both of Wednesday .at the Vail Funeral San Francisco, Calif.; Lawrence Home In Ripley, W.Va., with the FrankllnandDonaidFranklin,bOth Rev. Lawrence Gluesencamp offi· of Joliet. elating. Burial wlll be in the Mrs. Warner was preceded in Ravenswood Cemetery. Friends death by several brothers and may call at the funeral home after2 sisters In addition to her parents. p.m. Tuesday. She was a member of the Rutland First Baptist Church where she served as pianist and a deaconess. HaiTiett F. Warner Services will be ·held at the First Baptist Church in Rutland at 1 p.m. Harriett Florence Warner, 78, Saturday with the Rev. John King Rutland, died Monday evening at officiating. Burtal will be in Miles Veterans Memorial Hospital followCemetery. Friends may call at the ing a lengthy Illness. HUn.ter Funeral Home in Rutland BornatPolntPleasant, W. Va.,on frOm 2 to4 and 7 to9p.m. Friday. Health mairltenance SUN FUN Surveysplanned business meeting, a moment of The other person allegedly theft of the three wheel 1983 terTamDavld-Westforcedanearly "Sm •i"~ With A Smile" Gordon Gilmore, soil survey . silent prayer was offered for E. F. in the B&E was HondaATC. ~ L~Of"Monday'sse~yn. o;~~HI~l,:;;;;.;~:!C.:.O leader in the county reported that ~twbinson, a past "president of 'tl\e ·~ ~,;;,=...;_-...;;;;_ _ _ _....;...;_..,·;~ ;;;....; · -.., --..,_.;..;;;.._ _...;;·......~ ;;;;;; - ....;;;·;·;;-;,;;.a who later rejoined the talks and surveys are now being taken in the commission who died recently. Portand area and south of MiddleThe next meeting of the Meigs port w!]ere some industrial sites County Regional PlannlngCommls· slon will be Aprll22 at the Farmers have been' pJ;Oposed. Gilmore told thegroupthat.thefJrst two.yearsina . Bank in Pomeray. Area deaths Local Cage results · z ~··~ u:...·•'-", ......-- • was bt Mru:ch 1983. . The 13 ministers opened their . conference on a rocky note, wlthone Arab minister stonnlng out Gf the meeting and denouncing the Niger· !an representative for breaking OPEC rules. " The rlft between Mana Saeed ===~r:oo:d~~~k~·~~~~in~g:s~ho~w~l~oo~ks~~~~iv~e~~=:·~==~~~~~~~~:~w=h=o~b;ro~ke~=in=to~~~~~:pa:~::n~t~~==a~h:o~W=~~o=n-~L~~.~~~~~U~Arab The Eastern Local School District Board of Education agreed to · advertise lor,an additional buDding maintenance emplaye when It met in regular ses~lon Monday night with all members present. • ~d~£En:o: :a~: county highway deparlment were ~~~~~:::~~a:.=;: J:i'rtday night and a grader broke down the next morning. Another county grader was already undergoIng repairs. Township trustees· and many · private Individuals came to the rescue and assisted the county ·ln operations are numerous here. Lucas reports 484 drilling permits issued In Meigs County ln 1984 and that figure ts only through November. · · Brine be concera . Taken btto account In the new law Elderly woman dies is the dlstrlbutlon d salt brine from in Athens County fire drilling ·operations. Under the law, brine canoot be permitted to pollute ATHENS, Ohio tAP) A wat~ used for human or animal 70-year-old Athens woman died an consumption beyond sate drinking · hoUr alter being pulled from he_r standards. Brine may only be burning hoUse Tuesday. · disposed of through deep well A spokeswoman at O'Bieness biJection, annular disposal, en· Memm1al Hospital -said Laura hanced recovery and spreading on Jonesdledlntheemergencyroomat roads. 4 p.m. Tuesday. Fire Chief Chad Although spreading on roads is Cooley saldtbe woman was nOt still permitted under the new law; burned and was being treated fQr smoke Inhalation. (Continued on page 14) • I - .. ~ ... SUPERVISORS CHOSEN - Res S' "til (left) o1 Laopvllle, and 'l'homllll 'l'hea (rtpl) ol Grellllle!ld. recen&ly elected llqlen'llonol tile Melp -- ~••'-'-~'-...,•Hnn~ 03UII ............ -~ .. ..-·-~~ ... .• wereawornllllo o111ce b)' Oltlo'a Chief JUIIIce ollhe llupia•~e Court, FraU D. Celebrelll:e at lhe 4lnd Annual Meetllll ol ' f; IIIIOW.Jiei tiWMII.,.._C uM DWI'Idlln Celum.,_ Jllell I t. tine.,_ ...... · tbeJ join t\11111 H.._,, Da..W ·Gl1 + , Mil aa . ' - • In fldst• I 1 trlq tile Meqa IIIII Mil . . . . PI ~~·•ca v.._Jit+=- · �_.,..._,._ - - - ....-·--....._ ~---- ' :C ommentary 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Oblo DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS. MASON AREA ~~11 I'T'L.I._.................c::l.o=o ~v • ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHLTEHEAD BOB HOEFLICH ·cos _______ Helms. Its announced objective Is to persuade AmericaQ conservalives to acquire stock in CBS. The· result! As Jesse Helms . put It, " Fairness In Media Is counting on you to become Dan Rather's boss." The tactical proposalls to send ou t one million pieces of mall to a li st or conser vatives , and to ask about each addressee buy, If possible, 20 shares of common stock .. . In Media has established Itself under the sponsorship ol J esse - Assuming, 'a s a · Wall Street Journal report reasons, that two percent of the addressees do as recommended and go out and buy $1,500 worth of stock , that would put into the hands of the Fairness in Media organization slightly less than one percent of the (roughly) :ll million shares now outstanding. So, If you can't take control of CBS by accumulating one percent of the stock, what then do you do• Well, presumably you havea~other goOd taste, addressing Issues , not e economy IS ---=....··-keeping its shirt on - cocoon. Credit costs are foreseen as declining a bit more before rtslng again, but the rise isn't expected to be one of those explosions that hiwe occurred several times over the past decade. There are some areas of concern, as there always are, and some of the concerns are·bJg ones, such as the Inability of Washington to cut spending, and the weakness of U.S. exports. There Is uncertainty too, especially about what Washington wlll or will not do about taxes and budget cuts. There are even a few shocks, such as the destruction by lee of so much of · the citrus crop. seat belt legislation Thirteen years ago, Nationwide Insurance became the first insurer to ·endorse state seat hell laws. And while .that support hasn't buckled since, the company is pointing out that it's not part of any campaign to pass a mandatory belt law in Ohio. Douglas M. Fergusson, safety services director for Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co., said seat belts are needed for ultimate protection. "But the belief that seat belt laws are an adequate substitute for air hags • is fanciful thinking," Fergusson said. be "In the long run, many drivers simply won't use their seat Us even if ,requlredbylaw. Autoseatbeltshavebeenaroundfor:llyearsandstillonly one of eight drivers wears them," he said. !'latiOnwlde issued a news release to counter what lt said were published reports that the Insurance Industry was pushing belt use legislation in Ohio. ''Although we support laws requiring motorists to use their seat belts, Nationwide Mutual and, to our knowledge, other insurers, aten't teaming • up with other groups, notably automakers, to enact a seat belt use law In .. Ohio," Fergusson said , Bills have been introduced in the House and Senate to require that motorists and passengers In Ohio use their seat belts or lace fines. .. One measure, sponsored by Rep. Arthur Bowers, D-Steubenvllle, would Impose a $50 fine against a driver or front-seat passengers who fail to use their seat belts. · __ 28,2] looked Into this scheme with a few · more expertenced frtends of the conservative movement before tending his name to it. Here Is what's wrong with It, other than that It Isn't going to work. · 11 WhatmakesCBSsoflrmidable Is Its resources. These resources pour millions of dollars into the news-gathertng business and service a huge audience of Americans. 3) But knowing that the ,bias exists doesn't Indicate that the way to contain 'It Is to seize control of one· of the bias makers. A few years ago the Coore brothers (the brewers In Colora~o I spent a great deal of money attempting to develop sources of television news that might infiltrate the dally news pertod. Polite observers refrained from asking Joe Coors how much money he .lost on that orie, preferring to c--ongratulate tlm on ttie marv~!Cl.!S results of his philanthropic backing of The Herttage Foundation. 4) The prtnclpal reason the whole Idea. won't work goes beyond' the problem of coordinating a few 1\llllion conservatives to buy the • stock of CBS. cooling system. When Small complained to his boss, Brig. Gen. , Monte D. Montgomery, the general lmmedlately requested a full -scale sampling of the offices In his command, "since this represents a potentially sertous health hazard." A report Is due shortt!. The General Services Administration has drawn sharp crttlclsm from employees unions lor falling to pursue an aggressive asbestosabatement program. Small put it this way: "GSA is a greater threat to our national security than the Russians are. At least the Russians aren't trying to kill us with asbestos But someone apparently spotted my associate as he was being given a secret guided tour of the fan rooms, and reported · th sudden interest in the Pentagon attic. Suddenly, after years og potentially malignant neglect, the Pentagon Administration spokesman said that asbestos levels in the Pentagon are far below federa l safety standards, bu! that steps were being taken to address the problem. around the maze · popes. Unidentifiable rriatertal had flaked off the ceilings. Bird droppings and leathers were scattered next to the Intakes through which air is recirculated to the hun(!reds of Pentagon offices. was horrified to discover asbestos ihsulat!on In the window alr conditioner-heater in his office. These Individual units are used in hundreds of Pentagon offices to augment the central heating- • J. ..., .. ... enough. Since my friend backed up ea~h of his Charges against the rich boys in Washington with clippings directly to the editor of theSO? papers Two vol<:es are louder than one! Also. l have abandoned the from the Columbus Dispatch, I am quoting It for you. " Dear Lowell: Hope you feel better and can get around some. I lBerry S· ~~:~~.~s:i:.i· .~·;:~~~~ . -- - Jo"t)'" ......- .::.... ..: .. ~~r~. ~ 25 total turnovers, 13 by EHS by the losers. E HS had eig ht steals, 14 assists, seven by Royce Bissell; and 11 foulds. FF had seven steals, 13 assists and 20 fouls. 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He carrted every state In the union except Massachusetts and was dreaming of getting the Constitutional Amendment for· bidding any ·president from serving moret han two terms repealed when he stumbled over Watergate and a package of lies which resulted In his resl~atlon . Tbe President should spend the next four years pondering the Nixon case rather than Nancy's red, white and blue · dresses. I, for one, don't care !I she attends presidential functions disguised as an American flag or a barber pole! • .. .h18 • t ory. :T •. oday. m I T.,.... ZH~«t . 1 . . Swre hy tttull"tffle tolsJcrn .....~ ..,_. ........... : ..... 14 1:.4;,;;:-.;-;.,~=-=•-="' :::: ::n:,~~~~:. ~-~~~~~. ~.~.~~.~:. . . ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . s3. 9 5 -=== N EA."''EKN !Tdl _ R llls!:WII .1.0-6. B . -!!!.:.~' """ • ..... ~...._·~.lot:...Jnf\.'.,. W:&S.: E- O~><J. Roulw.-1-0-2: "'""""'·15: C1a,-<'<'O·l·"' . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . s2.95 . according to recently released government figures . Already the Reagan chickens are coming home to roost, to be followed by an Increase In inflation . The latest annual Interest figure I have seen listed was $153 billion which Is about as productive as paying for a dead cow. Yet Jan. 21 I heard the soot hlng voice of Ronald Reagan . telling the American people that all is well - with the United States. Bushwa! If you care to recall 1972 you might remember Richard Nixon's second term. He won reelection by . ................................................. 2, 95 0 Idea that President Ronald Reagan will ever be a better president , durin~ a second term than the first. His ego Is too . big and his ' Under a proposal offered by Sen. Paul Pfeifer, R-Bucyrus, drivers who . . tail to buckle up could be lined $20 and unbuckled passengers $10. It also thought your hip was broken, not qualtftcatlons too small to ever an even greater vote than Reagan . would give offenders the option of viewing a safety l!lm instead of paying tOO lin . your hands or head as I don't read make a really great president · F e . sson criticized automakers for "ulterlor motivation" In backing about you raising hell any more. except In his own mind . He picked · ergu t belt 1 You are making too many people up all the marbles Nov. 6 so there is . ~~a tory sea uf :ws. , dden interest results from their long and happy thal way and that must stop! no longer any reason to change his 1 . . ecarman acurers su " ~ ' ways. Ith!nkthe·onlyth!ngthatwlll to the best safety equipment~~ au;~~hnolO!tl' ~~- ~" ~ag~n _I~ypend!~g $13 mil~~_ _shange in the next four years Is the _ _ , · , to put on a sl\OWJmt. :DJ<ma<ranu-- size of "the11lnmJn!t'm!ncrr"8niil:n..---~- -~-~ 'They jwnped on the seat belt only because the federal Nancy$25,000forthreedresseswith increase in the national debt The · government has r.uled that either sta~ pass seat .belt laws or gold buttons and jewels. She got one size of his landslide victory p~ves cafmakers must Install automatic safety equipment, sue~ as air bags. red. one white and one blue so she that Ronald Reagan is ndi alone to Ullf~. that federal ruling was made last surnm~, carmakers and StatE! could go to the parties dressed like blame. Since everyone who cast leJI!Slalors -.yere lukewarm about seat belt laws, Fergusson said. . r the flag. Other questioned expenses their vote for national bankruptcy must share the blame, the 1984 • ' lately have been $100 million each for 3 cargo ships, $235 mutton lor. presidential election may be, the I African relief, $13 mUllon to scrap last we ever hold. Who wants to bet on a crtppled hor5e? computers, $8Xl,OOO for magazine ' . ~Is WedneSday, Jan. ~. them day of 19115. There areJ35days ten study, $150 million for language For months and months now I • . study, $20.5 billion for 100 bombers .. been warning of the gigantic have . ~~~lgbt in history: S!ll million Rea)!an sent Et Salva dor for anns on his order, $280 debt we are piling up for our • • 011 Jan. ll, l!NB, Indian leader MOhandas K. Gandhi was assassinated by million lor rebels bat.tllng Soviets In cllllaren and grandchildren to pay . . S:Hinclu faaatlc In New Delhi. 1 On tbls date: Afghanistan. The Pentagon could For months and months Ronald In 1649, King Charles 1 ol England was beheaded. save $710 million !I the admirals Reagan has kept telltng you that Jn 1798. a brawl broke out Ill the u.s. House · of Representatives in and generalswouldqultsquabbUng everything Is coming up daisies Phlladelpllla 81 Matthew Lyon of vermont spat in the face ol Rd(!er over electronic equipment. These while the ilatlonal debt has more · GPlswold o1 Connecticut during an argument. . are only a few of the headline · than doubled and shows signs of 1882 31nd Pres u s stortes In the Columbus papers. All doubling again. Duling the past ; In • the !dent of the nited qites, ~ Delano this money to total strangers while campaign the Reagan team made • RQosevelt, was born in Hyde Park, N.Y. In 1933, Adolf Hitler was named chancellor of Gennany. cheese spoils In government ware- much of the fact that the rate of Also ltl19J3, the first episode of the "Lone Ranger" radio program was houses to keep from giving [t to the Inflation has declined. That was because the economy has been broadcast. · poor· supported by defense spendtrlg with In1!H!I,avJ.auonploneerOnriiieWrighidiedinDayion,Ohio,ariileag.,oi ")..ast night (Jan. 15, 1985) TV I:IICDVTI-JIAJt: showed 400 In Columbus trying to borrowed money. We are now.iwo " i"l"diik about~ It! !e -r-• ,-• ... ,.,._ months Into the 1!185 fiscal year and 'awesome'?'' 196l. the United States launched Mariner 6, an unmanned spacecraft . lind food and a place to.sleep off the • streets. Also 19,000 In New York the deficit Is alrea<Jy running 23 carrying television cameras that was to crash-land on the moon. City alone tast_ mght. 1 watched tt percent above last Yl'ar's pace, . • W. Hayman gymnasium in Racine, 3-0-6; Huwe: J::a\'llnder 11-6-28; Garison artillery lor Fort Frye. vl s!ting Athens ove_l'll2wered the _ 2Reese _:l)-~ ~_Ger!g__2-li:;t 1-_()-2; ____ The ~to_~o_u~ Eagl~~,"!..,C..:'~~~ Southern--f or na-doettes M-22 E . Farney 1-0-2; L. Farney 1·0-2; ~trms .,, C!Uflllt'l c-...... .,.~ v .- v • recently. Farrar 0-2-2 . Totals 26-IZ-64. · field, goals for a very wa rm 49 All-State candidate, 6-foot -3 cenScore by quarters: percent. while Fort Frye burned Southern .... ........ . 5 7 3 7- 22 · the nets for 54 percent , 29 of 53. ter Janet Huwe, dominated A)hens' ins ide game with 28 points and nine Athens ................ 16 12 18 18- 6.1 The ever-improving Eagl ~s rebounds with a great all-around ga me. The only other Athens playet to hit double figures was Laura Olson who had 10. Lori Adams had 1 to pace Southern. The aggressive Athens' attack •WEDco:~~;~~~ ~.~~d.~.~ ~~.~~ $ tormented the much smaller Tornadoettes all evening long enroute ·T~~;r~:~~.!~ n~=~~ '"~ ~ to a 16-fi first period tcad that pushed Southern out of thP game •FRI., FEI. 1- FRIED WHITE FISH f rom the sta rt. Athens held a 28-12 ed ge at the half. •SAT., FEB. ·2- IEEF or CHICKEN LIVER Athens scored back- to-hack 18 point periods In the second half to post the 64-22 win qver the . •MON., FEB. 4- PORK CHOPS Clroilld or Fried) undersized Tornadoettes. Southern 's shooting continued to be one of it s downfalls as they hit •TUES., FEB. S-PAN FRIED CHICKEN just six ofM from·the-l!oot· and lOot M~shod Potatoes, Gra1y, NoOdles, ' ----21 at the line. Athens hit 26 oi 52 for Satod and loti................................................ ~.... .. ..... ..... ........ . • . 50 percent and 12 of 19 at the line . I SHS had 22 rebounds, led 'by SERVING HOURS-5 PM· I 0 PM Karla Smith's seven. had 25 ' Now Serving Daily From 11-2 $ turnovers , five steals, and 20 fouls. 95 LUNCHEON SPECIALS .................................... Only Southern dropped the reserve tilt I • 29-12 led by Bonnie Hagerman with e ight . Wendy Fry led Southern with five. Southern next plays a t Southwest· ern on Thursd ay. Box score: SOunJERN (22) Cum!Tllns 0-0-0; Htll 1-0-2: Adams 4-4-12: Reiber 0-2-2; Foreman 1-1-3; Smith 0-1-1; Theiss 0-0-0; Simpson 0-0-0. Ratstng • • he II -----------------_;_---:------.....:.------=-Lowell Wl'n.P1ett A Middleport frtend has wrttten all! We are putting money out to all sharply criticizing my sideline role but the American poor. Raise hell, since suffering a broken hip a few . Lowell , and keep It up! " weeks ago. His letter arrived about -I &m sure when you read thls, you the time a visit to Dr. Bush's office will ' agi'ile that my Middleport in Gainesville showed me making a f . dd 't eed • h n en oesn n. me 10 ratse e11 remarkable recovery In spite of for him. I would he delighted !I he being a Senior Citizen so I have would join the "Leners to the decided that I have loafed long Editor" ranks and send his ideas . ally fine floor game with 10 points. Fort Frye's Kevin Long canned 14 field goals tor 28 points, Tony Strode hit for 15, and Rusty Gregory had 11. Getting off to a relatively normal start, the game quickly developed into an offensive shoot-out ; Brent RACINE ~During a non -league Totals 8-0-1!2. Bissell carrytng the big gun for · --'§.,;;;"!;~;:::;~:;;::. ::::=: ·":-~ cc""'~"- ""rm:;fio;-;--,;7~~~~r. ~:J?~r-~ "'.;.o.<t!!'?'d!!'d..ltea<linp_ tJw.."ff~ive . Athens overpowers Tomadoettes, 64-22 Pentagon cleans up its act_ · ___Ja_ck_And_e_rs_on In the Pentagdn, rank has no WASHINGTON - I'm always brass began scrambling. privileges In the matter ol potengratified- if frustrated -when the A three-page "fact sheet" was tially lethal air. The special fan Washington bureaucracy gets wind rushed into prtnt and distributed to of one of my Investigations and employees, descrlkblng the s!tua- . room that pumps a lr lnto Secretary of Defense Caspa r Weinberger's takes action even before I've had a tlon. Makeshift protective coveroffice and his private dining room chance to tell you about it. Ings were Installed to cut down on was covered with. bird litter and .T hat's what happened In the case further pollution of the huge powdered rubble. In several places, of the Pentagon's asbestos-polluted . building's ventilation system. And asbestos powder had poured onto air. of course -an employ!"' Who was the floor from decaying pipe My associate Indy Badhwar accused of !;bowing my associate jackets. found out that the attic rooms through the fan rooms -was put in "Ali that ick and crud Is surely housing the fans that circulate. the fear tor his job. Inevitably; with all being picked up by the blowers and air breathed by the Pentagon's the uproar, someone leaked the being pumped into our offices ," 25,000 employees are uitered with asbestos scandal to the Federal said Frederick L. Small, an Air powdered asbestos, pigeon dropTimes. Force civilian manpower expert pings ana feathers . Asbestos is The fan rooms were a sickening who has been· waging a private known to cause cancer and other sight. Asbestos fllik~ and powder agalnsf the are irnd ID:'"ti.iillUlated Frlday. fORT FRVJ': (&5 ) - &'"" <><><J: La_ng tH>2!<: Go"'""ry 4-~ll : ~ker 4-0-8, Slevms here Tuesday evening in a nonlead at the intermission. ~~ r;;;t6;:;c;ald;";" ' ;n;";'H ;';T;""""=:t0-='~;73.;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;;:;:;:;:;::;. league boys ' basketball contest. Despit e being outscored 24-20 in 1 . The win evens Easte rn's record at the third round, the score now 48-45 Eastern mainta ined Its w mposure 5·5. ~by.!.lie torrtd inside combln.."· a s the offensive shoot-out had - ~ _4((0UitJII\IG_& _DATA. PlltOCESSI]t~ ~- , _ ~ -lion of freshman ElnmCBlssell and ___b€gun. ·~· 611 EAST MAIN STREET · 1 sophomore Greg Leachman , East' POMEROY, OHIO 45769 4) 91J2·7270 Eastern hit 15 of 22 free throws ern dominated alL aspects of the and Fort Frye seven of 11 . E astern inside gam e. Bissell tossed In a easily won the batt le of t he boa rds career high 27 points and grabbed 40-27 led by Leachman 's 17 and six' rebounds, while Leachman Royce's eight. Ba tes and Long had notched 46 points and a game-high . KELLY GRUESER 5-10, Jr. Guard .:~~~::of the people we are talking -·~•~ _nua n -..... In 1Q7? vu,.._--u- '"'"' avo - •'k.t'nP' ..-..... .__... • ._ •r •• --· - - the li ttle Cadets. Eastern hosts North Galli~ on KElLER BUSINESS SERVICES presented doesn't call for ideological coloration. 21 There is absolutely no question that, in a pinch, the prtnclpal actors in CBS are liberals. A study of the political loyalties of media spokesmen conduct<'ll by Robert Lichter and Stanl~y Rothman under the of the Research Institute "aild Carter in 198l. - The business expansion, say the economists, !sa mature one now, having . grown beyond those rambuctious years of youth when you didn't know what surprises lay ajlead. . The expansion is quieter, steadier now. Gains are more modest, and they are also more predictable. Few surprises seem in store, but that too Is interpreted as reassurtng, since surprtses can be ·bad as well asJ:ond. The great pain about all this, of course, Is that it cannot last - or you · would judge this to he so by viewing the life span of earlier expansions. In most instances, you will find, they began with a burst of actiVIty, -sl-,.~r~ ....... pi"'""" .. + •ro•........ ,.fto,. IV\11nlc ,u::a~l"'C ..... ...:~ then ~dually gav» .CUnii:UlVQ ICU<I'"U~ u ._a !:1 .,.._ ... _1"•- "f ...aJ_.,.a..,,CLU"...I ••6l"" · way to inconslstencles, excesses, and lnflnnlt!es. As of now, that latter condition seems a long way off for this expansion, now In Its 26th month and running smoothly. As li Merrtll Lynch economic leiter puts It: . "We have not seen the speculative buildup of inventory, the behavior of . the COn:1Jnodity markets, or the ext~mely upbEat mood of business that · has often characterized the period prior to a cyclical peak," a term euphemistically used to to disguise the gr1m reality that all expansions end in recessions. Except for a few diehards who.maintain the economy already has begun the descent into recession, you don' t even h!!ar that nasty term anymore. Neither do you hear much about a return to lnOat!on, or to double-digit . ltlterest rates. In Its maturtty, the economy Is expected to produce only modest wage gains, but gains that aren't offset by rising inflation. Profits are expected to grow by 8 percent or so, about the same as last year but far below the 49 percent leap in 1983 when the expansion was a ·rambunctious youngster. Consumers aren't expected to·go on any spending spree -In fact, many . of ; them can't, simply because they've already used up their credlt availability. But neither are they expected to go back into a protective jumped to a 14-11 fi rst period lead BEVERLY - Behind an exploand never looked hack a lthough slve second half offensive perlor· · , ~- - 4 ---'"" 'L"",..,1 h a.MIIu F ort F rye pulled close on several 1t u:tm:€\~, ........ .1 ...... •• ~ - -,..e-~~~' ,-...UI.;..:-di"tvi l:) DeiOild a- ~ ....,. ,~ defeated Fort Frye's Cadets, 73-65, effort Ea~tern opened u;'I',T~ • ..,....'"• ...--- .. As a friend and admirer of Jesse Helms I confess I wish he had . LETTERS OF OPINION are welcome. They should be less than :o> words long. All letters are subject to editing a nd must be signed with name, address and · telephone nu mber. No unsigned let1ers will be published Letters should be In ...., half explosion gives EHS 73-65 B • SC01T WOLFE Y -rnaHmg~nd~IT~QQ~Jo~rtb ~-~-:S~~~:~-~----· ~~~~~~~~~~~~:~~~·=: t\.uu-ureu-uiC'~,u-.;;u. ~.f :;;;~:;:3E;:=_:t:?:~~~;:!~ A MEMBER of The Associated Press, Inland Dally Press Association and the American Newspaper Publishers Association. ...o..-.,- - w_iu_iil_m_F_.n_itc_k__:ley;._J_r. =:, ==2:c'-"'--'--.....r.::.. ~. .1'.. ''c:::"'::.":.:-::·~-.:~'4::'='6:-:±"':"":c'C'~,n~•r~~~·~.o·P.rcz-~ ---U~IQJ.h.:t....Kta~..:.. '-"---'· ·n ._c;BS.~hich is se.lllJI.gJjg ht now at -· --'---. DALE ROTHGEB, JR. . :- An ·orgiUnzatlon calleo 'Flilrness- aboufS75per snare. News Editor Meet Southern's Tornadoes Secon~ __ -- - The Daily . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 1986 Page-2-The Daily Sentinel . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Wednetday. Jpnuary 30,1986 .. - _._.,.. ' I am in favor of quixotic crusades, but It ·is a lso important to know when that Is what you are being invited to engage ln. 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Sill S48.85 Gat 20,480 UHF and VHF frequencies without crystals! 1~112 Batlef)' for memory backup ewha �... ~ ..:.. -· Page- 4- The Daily Sentinel partans - - ·' ~·- ---, ----- ..- ..·. ... - ..,_;..- ... --- Wednesday, January, 30, 1985_ Ohio turn to . ;Eagl~ttes defeat KC , EAST MEIGS - Senior . point guard Angle SpenCFr pilurect In 26 points and seven rebounds, whlle sophomore Krtstl Hawk added 13 poln~s to lead the Eastern Eaglettes to a 66-35 SVAC triumph over the Kyger Creek Bobklttens. Eastern Is now 4-ll In the svAC while owning a &-3 overall mark. Eastern owns a half game lead over Southwestern, who Is 3-0 Inside the SVA(:. The Bobklttens have been doing well In loop play, however, Eastern's talent-fUled to · THE DAILY SENDNEL IS NOW TAKING APPUCATIONS FOR Wi\HAMA (56) - Dawson 6-fl.li: · N011hrup >2-12; Bamltz 4-2·10: Thompson 4·2·10; Clark 448; Cue» 0-H and JPWcll t+J. Totals m56. KYGER CREEK (00) - V,..l 13'1-27; Waugh 3-0-6; Kitchen 2-1·5: Wamslry 244: and Morgan 4-0-8. Totlll!l Zl-z.M. By quarters: Wahama "'"'"""" 17 8 12 19-56 . . ........ 17 10 ]0 13-~ K~grr Creek CALL 992-2155 BETWEEN 8 _A.M. TO 5 P.M. MONEY SAVING COUPON . STORE HOURS Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10 PM Sunday 10 AM-10 PM 298 SECON·o ST. POMEROY, OH . Adding 15 more points In the second frame, Eastern rolled to a 31-16 lead at the ha\f. Behind a 35 ·point-second half outburst Eastern coasted to the 66-35 win. · Beslcles Spencer's overall fl~e ' performanCe a nd 26 points, Hawk added 13 points, Tanya Savoy_six, ' Melinda four, Margaret . _.___ Horyter four:__a nd Be"~ly Wigal 1our. Kyger Creek Is young, b~t very talented as Its mostly !resh111en line-up hopes to be the team of the future. Jill Drummond Jed KC with 15, Renee Ward added 14, Kelly Roush added five, and Dee Dee Henson one. GRA~E -BUCKET ' - _- . . ¥ oung Spartans (urq back Meigs ALBANY - Alexander re· had six each. Joe McLain led ·lhe g~1Juped auring the halftime InterLillie Sparta ns ·with 15 while Mike niJssion to outscore Meigs 32-16 In Chapman added 14 and Denton th.)? second half and went on to post a Guthrie 10. With the win, Alexander 5:!-41 win in the reserve game here went to 9-3 ·on the yea r and Meigs Tuesday. · fell to 8-5 in 1he TVC and to 9-6 'Leading 25·20, the Meigs reSPrves overall . saw the Little Spartans tally four s tra ight baskets ar thE" lhird peritxl'' out set for a 28-2.'5 deficit a nd M;eigs nev~r t'f'gainro the lead. Ed K tt chcn 1(\{J M('igs with 10 points a Rd Phil King added eight w hile .Jf!ssfl HOward and Donnie Becker MEIGS (tl) - 1-.:itchrn ~...o-io; Howard :u~: HN:>kf'r :t-0-fi; Mu.o:wro-o-o: EaSQn 1·1·3; Po\\'('111 ·2-4: Hm·tl ·:.!-t: Kln~<I.O.R : Clim'-11.0.0. ToWs 111-5-11. AlEXANDER ( ~2t - Ma~ tn t -2~; (;u thl'if' 4-2·111: McLa in fi...l- 1 ~: Wf'IIS 2·1-5; Ch::~pm<~n ,l.g..t4; Curm!l 1·2-t Totak t'J-18-st. Hy quarters: Mt>!I'C!' ... .. .... ........ .. 12 u " 12-41 AfiK;Jnd('r ........... ... .......... Ill 10 10 '!2-52 ~Marauderettes. Pomeroy, Ohio. Membt•r: T he Assoclatl'd Prf'ss. In la nd Dall y Prrss Assoctallon and 1hf' AmNican New spaper Pu bll ~hru. Association, National Adwrlisln~ Reprt>S('ntHtive, Branham Newspupcr Sa les, 733 Third Avenu C'. Nrw York, Nf'W Yo rk 10017. Et\S'I'Eill"!! (61) - Krlsll Hawk Wl•al POSTMASTER: St>nd addr(.'SS changcs 10 Thr Dally Sc>ntl nf.'l. 111 Court St .. Po· mf'ro.v. Ohio 45769 . Angil! Spencer 12-4-26: Tony a Savoy 2.0.6; Janel USDA CHOICE 2~4. Tot..,~ KC 135) - Jill Drummong H -15: fu>nl'(' Ward 7.().1(: Kf'lly Roush 2·1·5; (Jf'f> ,Drf> $139 Chuck Roast •••••• H~~EMADE . . $11 9 Henson 0.1-l.'l'utalllll-3-~. 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WLPOP Team • Alexander .... .. ................... 10 3 957 819 Melji?S ... ............................ 11 4 ~ Belprf" .. . .......... .. .... ll 4 976 887 m ~LsonviliP-York ............... .'.. 9 4 900 B27 Thlmblr ................ ........ ..... .8 6 9'B 915· 1-LB. KAHN'S PACKAGED . Feck-rai.Hocklng ..... .. .......... .6 8 8!)7 88.1 VlntonCoul}ty ............. ......... 5 8 71ir.1 8'B WIENERS ••••••••••••••••••••••••~~~. Sl. 79 Warrrn t llCal .. .. .... . .. ..... :1 8 762 822 Well<!on ...................... ...... . I 13 1W ltll8 J4 ~ Miller ... ,................. .... .... :. m • T"""' ................... 1. LB. • WL Warren Loca l .... . , .............................. 9 1 YELLOW ONIONS ................~7...69( CABAGE ................ ~~::... 29< 3 II. lAG CHEESE ............... ~~;. S1.89 Fish Sticks •••••••• 89< ~r:.~.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.::::~ ~ . Vinton County .................................... 6 Trimbl(l ......................................... .. .6 Miller .............................................. .4 Fedl"'·aJ-Hocklng ................ .. .... , ...... ... 3 Nelsonville-York ............................ .3 Wellston ............. . ............ . .. ... 0 4 ~ 1 !J 8 9 1.1 AleJ~:and(>f' NO.ODtES •••••••••••••••• ~ •••••••••!~~.~ 99.c SELECT J3.79 .VALLEY BELL Help)'(' 4.1 Tt1mbl(' :fi Warrm t.ocal.J9 Nelsonvllll'- Y'p rk :r; Vln!on Coun! Y · Fcderai· Hockln.~: 1dld not "' Miller 54 Wellston S1 , OYSTERS ••••••••••••••••••••\~~~e~!P$3.59 . 42. Belpre tl, oz.$ ·Orange Juice • :~.. ORANGE DRINK •••••••••••••••••••••69< , 24 '• 32 OZ. WAGNER'S 10 OZ. VIENNA e 109 Cottage Cheese .. TROPICANA $1 4 9 40 52 MIIIPr 41 play, play Thursday I ' ' Reolerv .. 12 OZ. REAMES Onions ••••••••••••••••• 49( YELLOW 3-LB. BAG 'liJtal8 it II Jan.. MluhA: AleJiandf>t' 76 M('J~s 71 Belpre 17 Tt1mblr 69 Nelsonville-York fJ1 Wart:'f'n Loc<J1 71! Vinton County 63 Ft'Ck>rai-Hot:klng 5.1 Wells ton 64 Mtller 57 RED DEL. 12 OZ. OCEAN BREEZE ' Belprr ............................................ 12 1 CHEESE ................ J~... S2 .89 . GREEN 12 Oz. Kraft Singln 16 Sliii Amw. Proc. i VImon Counly ................ .... .. 5 ............ ..... .4 Warren l.ol·al ................ .. .. ,.3 MlllC'r ........................... ...... l 12 We!Lo;lon .................. , ........... 1 12 749 986 'll>tal8 II il 7861 711111 linr . Hoffmu's Sup,r Sharp . Federa i -H ocldn~ Team MARGARINE ................. 79' BATTER DIPPED Trtnibt. ........................ .... .. 8 3 lt. NEW 1-Ut. Parkey .Quarters 'Sausage ............. · . LB. ROLL · , I'!•"'""'"'~ York ............ ...... . HAM SALAD ...................~~·•• S1.2 9 SMITHFIELD . SHREDDED $2.19 BOILED HAM •••••••••••••• ~ ••• ~~·•• S1.99 13 Wt>('kS ......... ., ................. ,,, ... $15,6() 26 Weeks .................................. $31 .20 52 Weeks ............................ .. .. . S59.80 I ........................... HOMEMADE Out11ldc Ohio fte;JenetJ- ~3- 13 : Wt>rry 2·1·5: Amy Young 2-04; Melinda ' Mankin 2-0-4; Ma~aret Hortl('r2-CH: Bt>verty ~ BELPRE - The Meigs Marau· 26·17 durtng the fin al two quarters derettes set up i potential chain- to edge out the win , piooship game wi th Alexander this Meigs hit on 21 of 64 fromthefleld Thursday by virtue of a 48-40 for 33 percent a nd canned six of 12 v ictory over the Belpre Lady foul s hots. The Mara uderettes Eagles here Monday . pulled down 30 rebounds, had but 10 )V'Ielgs' ladies remain .Jn a first turnovers, and were called for 11 . pl ~ce tic w llh the Lady Sparta ns, fou ls . Belpre · committed· 14 who -vis it Meigs Thursday, In the personals. TVC with 11 ·1 slates each. Alex· In the reserve game, Meigs made aniler-ha nded Meigs Its only loss of It a clean sweep as Coach Kim the season, a 42-37 setback seven Adkins' crew ran past Miller 42-11 g..irru~s ago. , to up their record to 7·7 overall and ;Aga inst Be lp re, sophom o re Jo 7-5 in the TVC : Tammy Wright .Jo:'llny Mill er led the Maraudettes led the Little Marauderettes wlt.h 20 wlth 15 points and 12 rebounds, bot h ponts while Teresa Johnson added tea,m·highs. Also c racking the .. e ight a nd Marla Musser six. Gerkin dQ\ible dtglt colu mn for Meigs was led Belpre with six. sophomore .Julie Miller a nd ju nior MEIGS ( IH~ - Couc h 2-1-5; f'.flrdon 2·2-6: .Jodi Harrison with 10 each. Sopho· Jl'nnv Mlll('r S-~15; .JuliC' Miller · 5-0·10; Han.-L..on 5-0-10: Haddox l0-2. Totah' tl-f-.4A. .,.U,re .Julie Miller added nine BELPRE (.1() ) - Sf'rt·ang fH.l.lO; Filch re}lounds. Fitch led Belpre wit h 19. H-:l-1 ~ : Chambf'rs 34-6; Sprl~~ 2-1-5; Nkhol· •• Coaeh Ron Logan's Marau - .'Kin 0.0-0. Tota~ 18-4-40. By qwuten;~ : . der~ttes were Jrailing 23-22 at the MC'I25 ............................... 14 8 16 1()......J8 Bl>ipl'f' ................. 14 9 11 fi..-40 haJ;f. but ou tscored the Lady Eagles LB. Box !IOOI'e: Mall Sutmcrlptlon!l wtn over . $2.49 ' Eastern travels to Nort h Gallla Friday, hosts Waterford Monday, then meets Southwestern a t home In an lmpo~ant SVAC match on Wednesday. Both teams a!'(' unde· f~a ted Inside the league. Ohio Valley Pub lls hln~ Company/ Mul · limed Ia, lnc .• Poml'roy, Ohio 45769. h. 992·2156. ·St'co nd class poslagf' paid a! . ( Ground Beef •••• $119 everyone's teamwork." Publi shf'd P\'f' ry aft Prnoon : Monda y th rough Friday, 111 Courl SL, y th~ LB Cube .Steaks ........ a (USPS 145-860) · Chickens •••••••'!••••••• 49 . J unlor Margaret Horner, an all-league nominee last year, again led Eastern with eight rebounds, Hawk had live, Amy Young live, Mankin four, and Wigal two . __Eastern Coach Pam Douthitt said, "We played gooda ll-a round ballgame. I was very pleased with .<\ Dlvb:llon of Multimedia, Inc. A WHOLE I ·, UE ••••••••••••••• ~ 51.39 r:;::: -- KIDNEY BEANS ...................... 99<. 15 OZ. GENEUL MILLS CHEE.RIOS ••••••••••••••••••~ ..~!~ .... Sl. 9'9 National 1XT 60 All Season StHI ltlttd ladials .Fru Replacement Up Ta 50%. Off The. Utual Triad :'p..'155·10R13............... $36.00 P-21 5/75114 ............. $52.00 ; p.JIIS/10113 ............. $31.00 P·205/751115 ............. $50.00 : , .. 115/10113 ............... $41.00 P-21517511 S............. $53.00 :, .. 195/75114 ............. $47.00 P-225/7511 5............. $55.00 :f.20S/7SR14 ............. $50.00 P-235/7511 5............. $57.50 '- Thou P~cos Include frH B•bblt Ill .. fon Mountln1 I frH Vtlwt St""' EXTRA SPECIAL - Buy 4 Pa~.. nger Tlreo, Bring Thlo Ad ln.and Get Computer B1lance FREE. Ofloo Expl,.o Fob. 7.1881. *ALIGNMENTS *SHOCKS INSTALLED •FRONT END R£PAIR *BRAKE WORK *FRONT END PARTS IN STOCK •TIRE REPAIR TAUITO EARL OR MAUY AND LIT TIIEM HELP YOU WITH YOUR niE NEEDS. i-kASTER C~RO & V!SA WELC.QM_ E PHONE: 742·3018 locato~ Malts St., l.tland 8-8 ~-=----­ PHOTOGRAPHY DAYS WED., JAN. 30 - SUNDAY, FEB. 3, P.HOTOGIAPHY HOURS WED. ·& SAT. 10·1, 2-61lHURS. & FRI. 10-1, 2·5:30, 6-1 SUNDAY 1-5 We Relec t th; ·poses . A 95\l depr1slt re~ulred for ea,c,h ph~;~to package plu;jl .OO slUing fee fur eilch. additlonalauUject . Ai:ldtttonal portraits can M pw·ch&Rd. If' SUNGlO 3 PK.-8.4~ OZ. ,Fruit -Drinks ... 2 f$1 • BOUNTY JUMIO It's bard to~ you can get such a complete package of IXOfesslatal color portraits for just 1112.95. But it's true. And here's what'slnduded In that peck~ge , two 8x10's, three 5xTs and ftft.een wallets. -. • 3D OZ. 36 month battery f39.~5t..totlotl • PAPER TOWELS .......... .'!'!~ •••••••• 99< 71/• OZ. PAC MAN DINNER MAC./ CHEESE ............m......... 49< 41 COUNT TENDER lEAF TEA BAGS ••••••••••••••••••• ~~~••• S·1.69 THRIFT ~lNG " Mac./Cheese •••• •••• ••••• • ·····couP<fi······· • 3114 OZ. HOlMES •0 SARDINES •••••••••••••••••••cm2 /S 1.15 • .BATHROQM TISSUE 1 LB. YACCUUM 'ACKED MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE •••••••.••••••••••••••••Cf!t •••• S3.49 • • .• e ',' ' CHARMIN :6110Ll PACK 1C!¥1 OZ. CAMPIELL'S TOMATO SOUP o•oooo •• o.fm••• 2 I t;9c . .1•i, oz. e..,. Pot Pies •••••••••••oz. 6.5 • . ·, '69 ' ( TV Dinner •••••••••••• BANQUET - 11 ()Jt. ' • • 0 $169 limit four Por Cuttomtr .. Goed Only At Powell's . - Offer bpi,., fH. 2, 1914 s,.$1 •• ' PUREX DETERGENT 147 oz. $389 limit Ono Por C~tS.­ GoM Only At hwtli's • e ·t e t e I e le t ·t I t e t ....., -,............ .·-. ""'"'" 1.. ~- I...L. t 11a.t , KIAFT SHURFINE GRANULATED GRAPE JELLY OR JQI• SUGAR 2 Ll. JAI 99( ' limit o.. Por c- GM«< Only AI hwll's Offtr bpiru FH. 2, 1914 SLB.IAG $149 limit Ono p.., Cus._r &oN Only At Powtll's Olftr bplm FH. 2. 1914 • • �===== =========·==.~· _,_ ___ =====~··~~-=-=c~·~====-~~ J ~ ' • ---~ -·· ·,· • Page 6- The Daily Sentinel · Pomeroy-Middleport, OHio --· . -·- ~-- Wednesday. January 30• .1$85 Wednaullly. J•nua,Y 30, 1986 · ' -FALTER'S . TRUCKLOAD SALE . . . .TENDERBESJ ' ' .-- .t!.8~ ' . . . .. . 'J' . . -.. "~- SATURDAY, FEB. 2, 1985 ....• PRICES GOOD_ALL WEEK " led with 29 while Jay Kline had 17. Brian Ra. uch led the Warriors with· 18. Wan-en Local took "'I J.8.17 lead after one pel1od, but 16 minutes later were down 70-47 heading for _II na t qua rter. e.tr ·-; ,; ----·~·g;·T.1.:!.! af ' . R=••'" - wa,.,..n Local 09, N•isonv\JJe. Y..-k :n. WELLSTON - Wellston won Its first game 1n 14 outings this year with a 64-57 wtn 6ver Miller as Steve Newman poured tn-20 points V1ldnp RGmp STEWART - Down 10 points midway through the third period, the VInton County VIkings rallied back for a 63-53 wtn over Federal· Hockin~~:.·, . . -~~~YORI!..2!!_.:;;~~~ ~- -~!I.~J"I.-; ~!?!,~ ""' ........ .,.,......; .......a....,... .. -.-- - -·· ·~ , .... u, .-.,-..........., ....,,,- -i '---•"·---.....--3'"· ··· Savage 5-5-15: Walter 3-5-U. T.u M-Jf.87, WARJIII:N LOCAL ,... , - Ingram ~; Ml•·hem6-H6·, fleuon 1.u: J.......,.J.J-3: p.,j....,. 2-G4: A1l<lro 5-1-U; Raucl! "-18: Ryan w-4: Johnoon ~- ......., ,..,....._ By_, , N•I.·York ...... , ........... 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BELPRE - Russ Logue paced repeating their 'IVC championship. ........_..... • Belpre . ~ wtn .· · 10 pptnt lead ···-·.,..• y to an lrrlportaq t -,,.,., Belpre buUt ail early · llackeyM NT • wlt'L~tenll9tnt <=" otn~ ~~ · tllt~ll!lrt!li'.Jl!II::Vereuponly ~~•~-=!'~~ ~k ...un ton ul u..: -32..al- t the hall nte E -1 -hltfor----~.....-....__ •-.--~--- ----- - ---- ·a · ag eo tng the middle two quarters and • tight TVC IItle race. 45 second half points to stave off a 87 ~ tn Th Bel h •ers . ..._._hte ba k went on to post an easy ·•• w ree ot el' pre sco.· late •ou •w come c . over Warren Local to stay among wound up In double figures as TJIIMIII.E (•I - Gatchel 1-6-14; O.vld the leaders In the TVC Robert Muter had 14 and Lee 5-.l-JJ: Mo...- 1H·26: Campbell ~: ' Holder and Shane Simmons had 13 Sa,...1.0.2; r...nt 2·2-6: s..,.,.._!.0.2. ~ All five Buckeye starters hlt for n .IUf, . double figures as big T. L. 'Bentley • COntentJ• m ' FRI·DA Y! .FEB. ·1., Pornercw . (Pre 8t · ill Be • . . 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All winners red~emed by March 6, 1985 will be eligible for the $10.000 Drawing on March 15, 1985. All winners redeemed within two weeks after game ends will be eligible for the $25,000 Drawing to be held within 30 days after game ends. Exact date to be announced . tirriP. I PRIZE : oF >sG..... VALUE I PRIZES ' 35 1o52 '. '" 1350 "" TICKErS •o ~"" I •"' · "" 70 =.L.~~·-· 68 1 "' 3· aoo • '" 623 • ''" --~-'--'-" 1 '" 59 1., 5B ' • '" 3'2 ' 1 sg 'J ~ G x.J . .Kroger Mo unta tneer 8 mgo •WB05 •s bemg p tayed Play Today and Win! 99 . No Pui'Chase Necessa.-y· • . r •. 6~ parttctpat tng ~ r oger Stores 1n Mar teMa Belpre Pomeroy Gall tpOitS trp nton Be lta.r e Steubenville ' Sl Cl a HS~ I Ite Marr!ns Feny and East Ltveroo o • Oh,'O A shl and Pll<evll le and Pamtsvd le Kentu CM}' Blue fteld Vtrg tnt a and all Ol West V trgmt a G.mH) program mo~y he rcpc.l!Cd h y oopula• demand Scheduled tcr mtn~:ttlon date ot !h1s promotion ,s Apr il ? I 198 5 however qctmr• OHtt•ttlly end'j w'len n li Gt.~m(: l tc kt:h dfl' rtt ~!r t tl t t!CIJ • • ~"- PINT ANABLE REGULAR OR DIET RC 100, Diet Rita or RC Cola 8-Pak PLUS DEPOSIT ·- ~,._,........;._~_"' PLAIN OR SELF·RlSING Batty cr·ockar ·cake Mix 18-oz. Gold Medal Flour c Kroger 2%~ LoWfat Milk Gallon 88 .,l • • �,. • !'-9• - ... - . 8-The D~ily Sentinel ., . . - - - • B)' CIIARI..ENE HOEFLICH OVP Stall Wrt1er Allybody !ole a bird? Louise Radford Ia ll!archlDg for a three Inches long, on both feet. Quite tame, It was caught on the porch of !he Fobnet home and Is ALL WINTER SALE STOCK ORIGINALLY 112 PRICE temporarily staying with Arlee Abbott who has several birds of his awn. The bird Is' In good shape having only a minor foot Injury. So If you have a b!i'd missing, just $1200 PR. OR 2 PAIRS FOR $2000 =--· -~ ~ At The Fahric op T HllRSDAY.·./tiN . ii - H P.M. TO MIIJNJ<;HT .-:>.'ED INOEI'EIQONT OEALER doDf. What .with Christmas just a month past, who can possibly be lhlnlclng about about Chrtstmas '85. I"!!IOUCT8 The Sing~r Coml)lny Pomeroy, OH. TOILET.· ' POMEROY, OH. $20 0 Off :=rMed!carehastundlng 'There's sornelhlng wrong here. JEANS $10.00 & UP JELLIES WE WILL CLOSE AT 6': 00 P.M~ ON THURSDAY TO PREPARE FOR OUR MOONLIGHT SALE SHOES 0 $2° PAIR · FROM 8:00 P.M~- 12:00 MIDNIGHT * LADIES' & GilLS' SIZES EXTRA $200 •=c~ - •Off~ ~~~~=~~=~~~~~-~~~,==~~~~ COATS SlO~OO t 0 COATS & UP SlSOO . •• ~., •• •• •• THURSDAY, JAN. 31 8 P.M. to MIDNIGHT • •· • - 3/SlOO LADIES' REGULAR sso PAIR ONLYS~~.. . ~~~_.,.,..., -:'n,~ ~~·;~v~.r ALL --------------------': COUPON PUlEX · DELT-A . BLEACH FOR e.J3/S1 OO!I $10~ .. . I PAPER : TOWELS ! 2 GALLONS UMIT 9 ., ---------------~---- ·- 1 --- z·uv/o·--300Jo ~ 40°/o *Save Every Hour *No Layaways *Also Other Specials - ~ . *Stop and Save *No Repairs f . ME~ Values to $36.99 1 PAIR.;.. 511750 $1 5 $ 5 MEN'S LEATHER . COATS . 1/2 PRICE . •• DRESS SHIRTS .• • . 1/2 PRICE SPORTS COATS 1/2 PRICE· ____________ . SIZES ARE IROKEN REG. II 1.00 TO '2.4.00 REG. IJOO.OO TO II 50.00 · NOW SSQOO To S7500 SWEATERS 1/2-PRICE . 50 ·s EARLY SPECIAL SS0~ 1 LARGE TAilE TO S38 N SHOES l un •Aull!-v rv-•~· ODD LOT MEN'S ·. WINTER JACKOS l/2 PRICE AYlRY GOOO NAME IN JACim 20°/o 0 ODD LOT MEN'S QUILRD UNED MEN'S FOOTWORK$ Values to '40.00 1 PAIR PAIR . • .• .' ., '' . • •• .· ~--------~---------+--------~ MEN'S ODD LOT •. ODD LOT MEN'S . FASHION JEANS DRESS DRESS .. 1/2 PRICE SLACKS SHOES AN IXCEUENT NAME IN JEANS REG. 121 .00 TO 130.00 1/2 PRICE OFF NOW $10 TO $15° MEN'S RAINWEAR ZIPlii.__ 1/2 PRICE CONNIE$~ 'cANDIES & s9oo TO s12oo • +-._--------~ · MEN'S HG. sno.oo To suo.oo IIOW sao• TO '101" MEN.'S CORDUROY CORDUROY PANTS SPORTS COATS ·20°/o OFF ·20:0/o OFF MANY -OTHER ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION. BE UE TO STOP IN & REGISIER FOR AS2SDO GIFT CEIIIICA1E NEW.YORK CLOTHING HOUSE 126 ~.MAIN KERM'S 1011111 ( ... -- -::::::.c:....;c'"" . . . . . . . . ,..., *In Stock Merchandise - ----··· ~----------_. CONNIE'S CANDIE'S Sl 0 PAll - ---~- FROM 11 P~M. TO 12 A.M. YOU SAVE NOW ~5300 TO LADIES' CASUALS &FLATS Values to $33.00 I . lffoctlvo .lan. 31-1 P.M. to llldmlht Only I . . O~U&i Oiinural Stu..-. . 1 1- ' .. ,- ~-------:::-~~--- oP.M~ -to 11 P.M: --~ou SAVE 1/2 PRICE REG. 1116.00 TO 1235.00 LADIES' DREss· SHOES . HUSH PUPPIES ' ~ ~· Point Pleasant. W. Va . . 2 PRS. S40 SWEATWEAR \ & UP FROM"l MEN'S SUITS · 1470Jeflerson Blvd. FbO.T WORKS DRESS BOOTS Nail Polish·· ·00 .... - --- . _,_c-:.. 10°/o THURSDAY, JANUAR:Y .31 ST TILL MIDNIGHT _...;_ -- SALE · ---- - - - • • ,. •• , ''" • w• .--~~ FROM 9 P.M. TO 10 P.M. . YOU SAVE * CHAPMAN SHOES - Alurrunum roa: $200 ~300 -- - -·-· ---·- ~ ~ YOU SAVE · If you contact us within the next 30 days about theft of cable service, no legal action wil_l be token against you . When you call us, we will be pleased to adjust your billing accordingly ... "NO QUESTIONS ASKED". If, instead , yqu go on s·teoling cable service. chances are you'll gel caught. And odds are 87% you'll be convicted. 11 convicted. you could go to jail for up to 6 months and pay o $1,000 line. · . -The choice ls'obviaus: amnesty or ... · Coli us now at 304:675-3398 . • •• SWEATERS GOWNS & PJ'S s2oo Off SALE PRICE •• A.LUMINUM FOIL . FROM 8 P.M. TO 9- P.M. . Am•l . . . . iJl' IJeclare~. Another appeal has been made by the Meigs County Health Department's pre-natal · program for maternity clothes. ••• GIRLS' BRUSHED NYLON LADIES' HERE'S HOW YOU SAVE ••• ~ ~~~~~~~-;-~&=t~then~,of~~~lh~e~~ill;~ 3 4ROLL PICGS. .f $ 2 0 0 . ONE NIGHT ONLY . about waste. . One man told us his story about not only a lift chair but another piece of expensive equipment being delivered to his doOr. He hadn't · , ordered It but was told that hjs · wife's doctor bas approved It, and "here It Is." They assured him It · would be paid for through MediCare and supplemental InSurance, and ' he wouldn't have a cent Involved. . The man, however, declined to accept !he equlpml.'!lt and des· crlbed It as a "slick operation". ; ,~~~~~w~. a neighbor ~~&w the equipment which had been unloaded 011 tile driveway and made arrangments through his doCtor to get one or those $),500 chairs. His phllosophy was "It won't cost me "TIH• .~fidt1/r• Slwr• Sturt• i11. (/,.. Mitlrll<• Blm·k" .. ·-=========:=:=====;l l1 'Ibere's real concern out there MARGUERITE SHOES ·· MIDNIGHT . DELTA . --.¥..!d!LI<>port woml!.n !llldJv>r uncom· !ortable Uft chair which cost nearly 12Qblems. S2° 0 PAIR Serving Meigs & Gallia Countitl As Yaur Singer Approvod lloolor David Tatterson, son of Stephen ·and Robin Tatterson, observed his stxthbtrlhdaySaudaywtthadinner party at Pleasers In Pomeroy. Cake and lee cream were served later In (that's taxpayer dollars) brought CHILDREN'S SHOES 11 S W. 2nd• birthday responses from others wllh s!m!Uar GROUP THE FABRIC SHOP belleve In IBklng January sales. , Uke Margllret Ella Lewis who has been named chalnnan of the .· Chrtsbnas fiower show for the MelgsCountyGai'denClubsAssocl· atlon ~ already has !he class schedule prepared. She's never $1,500 and was paid for by Medicare ssoo PAIR s SINCER ~ LADIES' SHOES Many, Many Other Specials! ~--------------------~---------------------- . Thlscolumn'sSundaystoryoftbe . GROUP 30°/o OFF THURSDAY NIGHT ONLY . Mrs~ 1~on~e_to_w~ alt=~=tll ~~e llaa:s~t~t~he~;;~~G~Ifts~were~~~;~;;~;to-~~-- Friday an Interim pastor. The Rev. Geol'lll' Riser who Is In the .minister-at-large program of the American Baptlst Association 111T1ves this week. J{e and his wlfl' wiD llve tn tile parsonage on Soulh 'lblrd Avenue, and wW be llereuntu the chw_:ch calls a regular pastor. DINGO & WORK BOOTS 1/2 PRICE pr1ce . ALL SEWING-MACHIN · With The .Many Gifts At -K&C Jewelers Buring The Moonlight Madness Sale . PRICE SPECIAL GROUP MEN'S THURSDAY, JAN. 31-8 P.M. TO 12 .MIDNIGHT . A Fooc! Processor Class Is H Agent; Included In the program Cooperatlve Extension Service Of. scheduled !oa:...Wednesday, Feb. 6.~~lgues for dl!lj!!,!!!t_ flee, Mulberry Heights, l>omeroy. : from l to 3 p.m. and repeated from 7 foOds, care of the food processor, "RegistratiOn ee Is S1 and pre: • : to~ p.m. The class Is offered by the and sharing of Ideas and recipes. registration by Feb. 51s requested. :;f Meigs County Cooperative Exten· · Theclasstsopentothepubl!cand To register lor the cla&s can.: -·, · : . ::; slon Service, and w!ll be taught by w!ll be held at the Meigs County 992-6696. Cindy Ol!verl, Home Economtcs(4· . ::::; --..~ Joanne Tatterson, Barbara The Middleport First Baptist Hey, It's a first, the Bend son, Kate Welch, Della Norton, Jim · ~Chureh. without a regulir DiiDISter - · -M~rclfant$- Associaiiun midnigill ,=ana~r.a-r-Riticrrlii~'"Jams·ruld P~.·~•~! since tllellev.MarkMcOungleft In sale. It'll take place Thursday, 8 to Trent, and Gladys and TriXIe early December, Is welcoming 12. So you' all come now, hear. Walker. .. MORGAN QUINN BOOTS 1/2 992.JS12, or call !he GROUP OF LADIES' & MEN'S liNEt-- The Deily l,;IKe • 31ST ~==~ --~ --- I ~ - '• Food processor classes are ·scheduled According lo Ann Blackwell, Pl'OIII"am directOr, many of the expectant mothers are In real nero of clothes, not only for themselves but tor their babies. Things can ettber be left at tile Hea!lh Department, or wlll be picked up If !hat's easier for the fanllly, which was foond In tile viCinity of the Radto!U-Folmer homes on old - - --- Pomeroy-;:Middleport, Ohio . tile OWIIe!' of NOW ..,..._..._ ' tame bird, probably of tile ptgean You'll Light Stars in · Her Eyes -- ,......____.,___ - - ·Look at the birdie! · ~~--· Did you lose yours? 8 P.M. TO 12 MIDNIGHT 12 ·~ Community corner THURSDAY JANUARY S1rt WOOLS ••••••••••• - V'tulc uday, ......,Y 30.198&' Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 11' - . ...,........... POMEROY, • PH.· �--- -- ----· Page .. - -· -·· -- . 10..:..The. Daiiy Sentinel ...., - - .. ···-- ,_. • .,• ('lblrd oll4 articles) Let's loOk at that most basic of all -tal! cJPfbJf'tlM$., thP e-xPmptlon.., Deductions . for . exemptions are avallable to all taxpayers regard· less of tax status and the type of tax form the taxpayer tiles. 'There are two kinds of exemp· tloos: those for you and your spouse, called personal exeii1j)lions, and those for children and relatives, called exemptions for dependents. You subtract $l,IXXJ from your adjusted gross Income for each exemption. In addition to }'?Uf basic exemption you may take $1,000 for each person who quallft~ her use. stepchild's descendants. as your dependent, but oo added Tax Trap: Iq bUying a capital - Your brother, sister, half. exemptions for blind · or aged Item, if 'you retain ownership and brother, half-sister, stepbrother .o r . -dc~te. ---- _ ,.....!!!e!!~~~~!'~~~t.lli! -~!~tar. · . t:l'--i ... A chUd born any ume during the cost Is not considered support. - Your parent~ grandparent or year entitles the parents to a full Tax Tip: Actual out-of-pocket other dlrl::ct ancestor, but oot a . year's exemption. No exemption expenses of the car's operation tor foster parent. may be claimed for a stillborn your dependent's benefit would be - .Your st .e pfather or child. part of support . stepmother. Generally, you lose the exempGross Income Test: With tiH! - A parent's brother or sister. flon -It - the a~pendeht has gr-Qss exceptiOn ofyqur ciilll!m~Wbo are · --"" A son or daugntef~orywr ·Income of $l,IXXJ or more. (Income full-time students, the dependent brother of sister.from tax-exempt municipal bonds must have had less than $l,IXXJ II) - Your father-In-law, mother·ln· doesn;t count.) Children under age gross Income !or 1984. Your childlaw, son-ln'law, daughter-In-law, 19 or children who are full-time ren under 19 or who are full-time brother-In-law or sister-In-law. studentsmayearnmorethan$1,000 · students may have imy amountof Tax Tip: Relationships estaband still be claimed as dependents, Income and still be claimed as are not lenni· lished by There are five dependency tests, The Member of Hou5ehold or Let's check them all. Relatiooshlp Test: A member of SuppOrt Test: You must have your household who lives .with you provided over one-half of the for the entire year need not be dependent's total support for tile related to you for you to claln\ that full year. The total cost ts based on person as a dependent. dollar value, not the greater balf of Temporary absences from home the 12-month period. When flgurtng for vacations, for attending school how much you contributed to total or because of sickness do not --c--==~:~~,- ~r'i~~~;~~~=a~-"r·'~s r ~Sl@lljl!;l,~\LI'lJ.usL C()!lSid!:r the ~diSQ!!allJy that.Jl!!r.S<tn-.-M.YJlur · ·' uo entire amount of the support of that dependent. · separately, you may take his or her depen,dent from all sources. A dependent who ts related to you bllnd and over 65 Is entitled to a . $3,000 deduction.) Tax Tip: Partially blind taxpayers sometimes quallly for a blind~ ·ness exemption, but must have a doctor's affidavit for the·tax t:e(urn • . · It you are manied and file jointly, you may claim an exemptlon for your souse, as well as ~- ........_ ...............;....,tJ.-.- ~........-uyo·av.a n.n'"l~rJI"'tha ""nn''"'.o h~d no= ~'""""'!""'-- ••~- ·-- ' vu•;J' u. gross Income and was not -another taxpayer's dependent. If your spouse files separately and does have some gross Income - however small- you may not take his or her exemptions. You may claim an exemption or _ ,. ____ .... ,..,.,.., •. _. __ - · - _.:.,__,. "'~- ~~ .....-••. ,.., .:::IUJ.I).Jil;.l1 ~ U&'l,.IUUI;";:J'" \oi1Ui::l ""i:I JA-Ill &U1 food, shelter, clothing, education, medical and dental care, recreatlon, transportation - all necessities. Tax Tip: You can Include such capital Items as a car or TV set you gave to your dependent for his or -- &U u.I.IJ o;;u !-'" .... .t"'n .... ,.,_ ........... ,_ ---~ u o:;::- - .&-UUU,l"''Uil§ ....... -.ra· a...:;o;v not live with you In order to be claimed as a dependent: - Your child, grandchild . or great-grandchild . (A legally adopted-child is, of course, consldered your child.) - Your stepchild; but 'not the HEALTH MAINTENCE SERIES SET - Health Malntence for those over 55 is an on-going series bt the Gallia, Mason and Meigs areas. The series comes to the senior center In Pomeroy on Tuesday, Feb. 12, 1 p.m. S~akers will be 'Dr. James Magnu!Oiell on In the spotlight skiUS-:-- - - - - SCouts .visit Columbus, awards given . A trtp to theCenterofSclenceand Industry In Columbus was taken recently by Den 2 of Pomeroy Cub Seoul Pack 249. • · .:Jbe cubs were accompanied by tlie den mothers, Janice Felty and Kay Gardner, and boys in the group were Jetr Tracy, David Felty, J.P. D)lvls, Jeremy Grtm, Brad Anderson, and Trenton Cleland. •At a court of awards, Bobcat merit badges were given tO' Davld-Felty, Jeremy Grimm, and Jeff Tracy in reccgnltlon ot learning certain scout and citizenship skills. Durtng the holiday season, the jrouth caroled patients at the Pomeroy Health Care Center, Meigs County lnflmwY, !!nd Veterans Memorial HospitaL tne '~ · 0 o··- 0 0 ....:,..,.,._~r· ~ ... ..••·"--" .......... ,.._ ................ . . . . . •............... ......... ........... ,... ·:.•_ you s ·tu · · . our dependent a U. · o · The ClllzenahtP Teat: Wid••, Y1 Canada or Mexico tor at .......... --··- loaot part of the year? lila aloin! return _.,__ ··........ '\ . husband. YQUcannotclalniherasa dependent If you supported her for. 51 weeks of the year. Similarly, you may not claim your daughter as a dependent If she files a joint return with her husband even If she Beginning at the top of the nutrition Information panel, look for: Serving size and number of servings per package. Number of calories per serving. -.Arrn:nmr '(ifi-gramsi of pr-otein':" __......... ._c .....-. ___-...··= ...... ,,. ~ . '' lt...... ,.. ........ \111111 . . . ... Dill . . . . . . ··-· ... .... ................... U.,W1t_. ... tt ........... .. ,. ... t . . . 1.1111111 . . . .. - .....- - - .. ....... ~"" ,..,. public Notice Public Notice ----------~· --------~-- met. , Tax Tip: I!neltherdependentnor dependent's spouse was required to file a till\ return and they tiled a PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO . ESTATE OF ORPHA M. DECEASED ~ Kindness is sweet Those aren't the exact words . of Mrs. Mildred .Jambs,.but..thal's ·the gist. Mildred called through from Florida to express her thanks to Meigs Colinllans for their kindnesses In sending cards, flowers and gifts to her and husband, Cliff, when they observed their 50th wedding anniversary In Flortda. · - ~n- the JacObs'- church ·here sent a card signed by many members to mark the occasion. Mildred's exact words were: "It really made our day. When people from back home remember . you when you're 1,1XXJ miles away, It's so special!" Mildred and Olff hope to get )o Meigs County for a visit In March or April, but are quite happy In t~f~r · new Florida home. · . """- • 1976 Chevrolet Truck, . ' fr.·a aerial CV1461 1114283 P t.1tr. 1978 Fotd St. No . Wagon. 'a aerial No . farmer, says that he'sflndinglotsof . · : ~U74S186086 .birds about hJs ·p lace apparently 1988 lntomaitlon.l TriCIDr dead from starvation. 3&0 SIN 41160 1!1e end S.V· Jim points out Qlat many times, tnu• Comp1ny, Pomeroy, scraps ot food th3t you might be. ' , Ohio, the right to bid putting Into the garbage would i;Je· •. II II* · ond to withdbe a treatfor the birds, Perhaps, we ' 1 ~ny of the - Furtt=::;- .--,--... !...: :!;: - all can an keep tliai-tli mbid as we~ --:F - Ba'* ond S.W1ga move along. Compony the right .t o F...,....-· = Ill 23. '30. 131 6. 31c Rnl Estate General TEAFORD Real Estate SherrY Epple, Injured In a recent · auto accident In· Florida, has been· · moved out of Intensive care Into' room 389 at the Mt. Sinai Hospital, m AI1on Road, Miami Beach, Fla. Isn't that good news! Sherry' ' opened her eyes for the first tlnie · • Things will be better btli'ebruary. Monday since the accident 10 days ·· We have President's Day, Valen- ago. She doesn't talk yet, but: tlne'sDayandthepostagerategoes doctors feel that she Is hearing . up again. The two cents Increase tor becaUse of changes taking place In · sending a first ciass letter goes Into monltortng. -effect on Feb. 17 _the new price, of And - thank you for sending course, is 22 cents In 'case you've aloqg cards to Sherry. Her folks, lost track. ·~ Mr. and Mrs. Roger Epple read · ....... - - - ---::... : : - - - _.. "' tiiem~fo her. Doctors ft?e1"11iaf sne- Phone NEW LISTING- 122 ~RLr!~;~.~:~rtJ:·~~.~;:~: -1 & \7 minerals. Percentages of the U.S. RecmMerchants Association In Pomeroy . and one of her parents ts with her mended Dally Allowances (RDAI will be attemtlng a brand new around the clock. of vitamins A and C, thiamin, Sherry's sister, Diane Nelson, endeavor Thursday night when rtboflavln, niacin, calcium and Iron. they stage their first moonlight returned Monday night alter spend·More and more manufacturers madness sale. Stores wlll open at 8 Ing several d;lys In Miami Beach are al~o Including sodium and p.m. and will remain ope11 until due to the accident. cholesterol Information to assist · midnight offering special sale Items consumers following special diets. and dlscounts .on merchandise. · Those kerosene heaters do take It isn't difficult to use nutrition It is a first, J expect the the chill off on these cold days and Since Information. You can 1J$e nutrttlon participating businesses will make nights. ' Information as guide In selecting However, do be careful with a special effort towards the success foods which provide the nutrients of the new vrnture. What I'm them. The Ohio Insurance Institute you and other family members . saying, Is that you could pick up reports that In 1984 Ohio had 210 need each day. ' · some good buys. kerosene heater fires with losses Just as you compare prices to see totaling over $2.5 milliOn. that you're getting the best dollar J 'm sure too many of us have The greatest problem In using the value, by compartng nutrttlve been living under the law of self heaters Is not following operation value you can obtain the greatest ' preservation durtng the bad and maintenance procedures. food value at the lowest possible weather of the past couple of weeks. Above all, do ll'lake sure that you prtce. use the correct container and It's· Did You Know That: Federal Howeve~ there are the animals really kerosene you're buying. Do regulations wm · soon require food ' to think Of- particularly the birds. .be careful and cautious. I want you nutrition labels to list the sodium Jim Lucas, Rutland Township . here, - bale, hearty and smiling. , content In processed foods. Look for this lnformailon when you shop. ·All educational programs and acllvltles conducted by the Ohio Cooperative Extension Service are ' available to all potential clientele on a non-discriminatory basis without regard to race, color, national ortglh, sex, handicap or religious affiliation. TUPPERS PLAINS _:... Near the school. 6 rms. bath. auto. heat and lg. level lot. -given. (1)30, 31 1211. 3tc $23,800 LOT - Ne•t to golf course. elec. & water available. ~lso pne in Southern. 1 Card of Thanks 54 Misc. Merchandise CARD OF THANKS POMEROY - Nice 3 BR home with storms, auto. heat & lg. basement, Iron! & back porches. In Earl's memory. Wt approci, tte the warm understandin& and 'prayifs of oilr chllfCh. tilt nrinistar and falliiJ. Wa IIIM>k tha PoMeroy,. Police. City Hall. Sllertfl's Depart· mtnt. tht cruisers thlt clttrld tile rt11d1 to till cemttery, and our nailhbors and !hair chil· drtn who hpt our drive•y clear of snow. We thank all, Your acts ot kindnass will nevar be lor&ottan. God bloss NEAR ATHENS - 3.95 acres. I BR trailer & 2nd wa- · ter tap. $10,500. RIVER FRONT - 12 acres. 1010 feet of frontage & 3 BR home. Will divide $32,000. r•• ....., BUSINESS BLDG. -Pomeroy or Middleport locations ROCK SPRINGS- Like new 3 BR, rec . room. and wooded lot. TIN lallily of Elfl Thoma wishas to tlllnk till Pomeroy Elltrtancr Squad, our ntilh· bars. personnel at till emerpncy room of Veteranllemoriat Hospilsl. an.t thosa who LETART. - Remodeled in· side & out. 4 BRs, oillurnace & drilled well. )'OU-IICh tnd tvery Ont. -·-- Sue Murphy, Milton Roush Helen, Virliland Bruce Tuford Curlt Inflation Pay Cash for Claulfleds and a Boy ·&outing notes diamond jubilee year oold in ... cone~-. """' In with no enpruud or implied war- Funher. the-. - sent cards, money and flowers 1 RlAliOII · 1-(614)·992·3325 reject ony or ol bijlo .,bt oilltid. TheMeigsOvltanCiublsgolngto stage a special clergy appreciation , . week, Feb. 3-9. The clergy too often· ·· · Is taken for granted and I've never known them to receive much recognition no matter how successful their worl!. A dinner will be staged with representatives·from other organizations to be on hand to help recognize members of the clergy-: noW that's nice! m LJ::! •Reng11 •Refrigerators •Dryer• •Freez:.ere PARTS and New Holland. Bush Hog hrm Equipment ·. ueaier - -"- I_ ~MI!.l!R=- _I far• EquipMent ELECTRIC SERVICE For all your wiring ,.,.. & . 216 E. 2nd St. =· •Washers •Di1hwa•hers U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Good used refrlger•tors, lilshers, dryers. ps and electric ranaes and TV sets. OE Me1gs Coumv ProbatE Case No. 24673. 1 Jones. R.O 2. Pome10y. Oh1o 45769 was apo-omted AdmmIStrator W11h W1ll Anne:.:ed of the estate o f Orp ha M ~ames. decAased. late ol 22 4 Un1on Avenue. Pome roy. Oh1o. ' Robert E Buc ~ Probate Judge/ , Clerk All Mtke• SALES &SERVICE On Jan uary No. 4CIMB 985-3561 s.,.,•• 1-3-tlc needs; furnaces repair Hrvict and installation. Rtsidtntibl & Cemmerciol CONSTRUCTION · New Homes-htensive Remodeling Insurance Work Custom Pole Bldgs, & Garages Roofirtl Work ~1urn;iiurn !.....Vir.yi-Sidir.a: 15 Y111rs bptritnct Call 992-5875 Or 742-3195 . 4· 1.. •OOZEA • BACKt10E ar 992· •RE-CLAMATION WORK 'Oil FIELD SERVICES •oUMP TRUCK SERVICE 'CONCRETE WORK 'CUS10M BUILT HOMES •wATER . GAS l!o OIL LINES PULLINS . EXCAVATING -DOZERS JIM CLIFFORD -B~CKHOES PH. 992~7201 -DUMP TRUCKS -LO-BOYS -TRENCHER -WATER - SEWER -GAS LINES -SEPTIC SYSTEMS 3-15-tin TEAM . CLEAN LARSE , $MAll JOBS PH. 992·2478 1/1111 mo. pd. If You Need Your House Cleaned Weekly, call: Roger Hysell Garage LEE CODNER 11. 12 4,Pomoroy Ohio 949-2030 AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Al•o Tr~•••l ..lo• PH. 992-5682 12-31-1 mo. J&L BLOWN INSUlATION •lntuletlon • Storm Doors •Storm Window• •Replacement Window• •New Roofing RENT A CAR "FREE ESTIMATES" JAMES KEESEE . PH. 992-211 U-SAVE AUTO INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE RENTAL We'd like to Introduce you to Enc~te·A ·Car. the modern w1y Gallipolis, choice. St. Rt. 160 North to drive the vehicle of your NO DOWN PAYMINT LOWII MONTIIY PAYMENT E . Ma · POMEROY,O. 992·2259 NEW LISTING - .Rental In· vest1111111 - t mobile homes on a nice lot, approx. I acre. Appliances included. Propane gas heat. Live in one, rent the other• Only $11.90000. s,_ PRICE REDUClD - Needs work but house has a 3 room addition wnh garage recently added. Matn house has 6 rooms. Use lor rentlll or re. rnOOelior your home. 50'd00' 1<t $11,500W. .; or 843-5424 LIMESTONE GRAV~L - SAND TOP SOIL-FILL OWNER : ay •ZENITH «SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN lAUNDRY «GIBSON REFRIGERATOR Wa lhtra Ahtl Tl•• Sh~ T••~•lelu •• D1ty 3305 JACKSON AYE. SMAIL AMIW HOUIIS ......, I p... :.s p.ftl.. . :JO p.m.-1 '-'"· 1/ 15 / tfn Jl.m.-2 ,.. ~~·ll!ll "'!"·_!.,~ LAIGI ANIMAlS AND !UIGIRY IY 10% SALE · ON PERMS, nNT, BLEACH & FROSTING NOW thru FEB. 16th GUN SHOOT RACINE FilE DEPT. Wailing to san• pu: lasllan lulldln1 Naomi, Jane, Gro'l, ldo, (orla and Koy. EVElY ~ry, ~ - KAf'S BEAUTY SALON SAT. NIGHT Pomeroy-Mason Bridle MOTEL Factorr Chob 12 GCMigt Sholguas 992-2 • RT. 62 rtORTH POIN.T PLEASANT WEST VIRGINIA I Miles lro11 . 6:30 pJi. - .·' .. SINGLE 124.95 304-675-6276 •l•ve Entertainment •f1ee H.B.O •Kitchenenes UDNALL . PLUMBING & • 24·Hour SwitChboard ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS •Resta~rant A.U. Sizes Start From 12'xl6' 304-675·6276 Sizes from 6;x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated Dog Houses Announr.P.mP.nls 1-IO.t.l.n. UTILITY BUILDINGS HEATING 317 North Socond SALES & SERVICE IIIIN11- (614) 992·6550 115JDOICI I'IIONI 16'1.......,1!:" (614) 992-7754 P&S BUILDINGS Racine. Oh. Ph. 614-843-5191 2 In Memoriam I 0-6-tfc In loving memory ot my dear: THE QUAUn PRINT SHOP BISSEtt CONSTRUCTION Custom Built Homes and .Siding Blown In Insulation "Free Estimates" ~949-280 .1 . ,., All rH• Plhtllt1 ""'' PWI• Ollkt Supplitt & We can repair and re· core radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boi I and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. PAT HILL FORD 992-2196 Middleport, Ohia 1 CUT YOUR HEATING COST 30% TO SO% WITH SWEEPER 1nd Iewing machine repair. parts, and aupplies. Pick up •nd delivery, Davis V1cuum half mite up R.d._ .... C.!J!... Trim off pounds with GoSese GrapeJruit E Uri Strength Cepsules lnd EVap Tablets . Fruth Pharmacy . Control hunger and lose, weight with New Grapefruit·PPH Combo at' Fruth Phermacy, Jeckaon. Pike. BLOWN INStiAnON Gun shoot at Racine Gun "Free Estimates" Club eYO<V Sundoy, 1:00 JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 1-14· 1 mo. pd. o Television Listening Devices Computerized Hearing Aid Selection Swim Molds · lnteJpreting Services ~ LISA M. KOCH, M.S. ! 3 Announcements !5 Mi!Ll!-.. Mid!tJ~t 1-13-llc z 1971. Sadly ml- by wile, Dorothy and son, Jim. ondGra4oocotion !loli-y, lllagatli< Signs, lulolotr Stampt, lusi1111s Forms, (apy Sonitts, £1<. 3111/tlc RADIATOR SERVICE husbtlnd Cecoil Evans , who • pa1Md IWiy January 30, Furniture, Wttltling p .m . Factory chocked guns only. P.J .' s garege now open for- ~ buliness, upper end of M1 - , ~ • son ·complete 1uto repair. 304 -773 -5212 . Ownor-' Terry Cantrell end Jack Promp, 24 hour roed , Hrvice. ' -----------------' Herpert Adult Cere Center. ; 2612 Medi1on Ave, Point-" Pteuont. 304-675- 1293 · and 304-675·7977 . Eotob ~ tilhtd Jtn 1. 1981 . Peroonol care In 1 home like atmot:·.J phere. Certified gerontologi - _ cal nurse on duty 24 hours ·· :r CHESTER-985-3307 ·, PT. PUASANT OFFKE Turn ltll, ..,,., Twp. 79, 1st ~ licensed Clinical Audiologist RIDENOUR· TV & APPLIANCE D.V.M. OPEN EACH THURS. EVE. 6-8 Sarah Fisher NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING Box. 326 Pomeroy. OH. 45769 For Fister Service .. Call 614-992-6737 E. • I p.m.-I p.m. BLACKSTON WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR P~Ul End of II. 7 Mtigs High School •i,.way on ritht. .." VETE. . ARY 10 to Mondays I 0 to I CloHcl Thursday Mltklltport, Ohio 45760 "W• R111 F•~ Lu• " Real Estate General ~-l CONTRACTING GREG ROUSH PH. 992·7513 CALL 446-4522 Housing Headquarters .J&F TOWN & COUNTRY Sat. & SERVICE ·BOGGS 54 Misc. Merchandise Inc. , · Beat Of the bend Til COUN'IiY LOFT GIFT SHOP ((UT OUT r01 rUTUIE USE! •n-_.._..._ ,_ ........ :~ .Business Senices u...,/1•11,..... ftnrr , ... Jttllttlrilt/1 ,..,..,. ....... ,............... . :tt:'U':::-. f ................, zen or natlonef or • rei e:n o witb ·someone else. . . ~·- -:-.....;..:..!:.~~~·~~tJo.!..o:_oo~ -=~!!1•-~P_!_I:!!-~~~!'-tn_gRta.r,ef.l~.of= .:, " Tax'l'rap: Your ~ler, who filing with his or her new spouse so taxes withheld, the dependency • was not employed and who lived at that you can claim the dependency exemptiOn may be claimed. .. ·. ham~.-...um-a~.ewas·rnan'i~·cn~.-== eXemptiOn ffa.llothefCOrldlttolis are (l'f"ext: ··•r)'pes ·orliiMme>)'" ' ' Read food -labels or .................... =·......... ....,........ l~ t.ellll,. for b received total support from you while her husband Is In the anned forces overseas. Tax Tip: Consider having your the role of the medical social worker. The public Is Invited to attend the session .sponoored by Holzer Medical Center and Clinic. bly have pulled a food package you are If gravy is listed from the shelf and tossed It into I he . first In a frozen meal dish, you know cart without really looking at lt. you !ire paying for more gravy than · Why• Because It 's easy, to do. We meat. shop by habit, recognizing an item Some products, such as mayon- . by its package color, size, shape or nalse and catsup, don'f list their location on the shelf - not by its Ingredients. The government has • established a required list of contents. . Aside from the colorful pictures ingredients for a small group of which dlstlnbulsh a can of peas . food products, However, If other from ·a can of pineapple, food labels Ingredients are added; they must be provide a wealth of information listed on the label. which . can. help·· you win the . Whenaningredlentllstcontalnsa supermarket game by saving mney word which is unfamiliar, chances without giving up variety are good thatit is an additive, As the ·nutrttlon. narne suggests, additives are subFood labels, however, can't do stances added to a food product to this task alone. YOu can help by maintain or increase Its nutrttlonal sharpening your shopping skills value, increase Its shelf llfP, or and learning how to use labels to Improve Its flavor or texture. With the exception of flavors and colors, your advantage. What lnformallon must be ln.- · additives must be listed by name, eluded on a food laiJel? Thew says unfamiliar as they may be-· that every food manufacturer has Food products which make a to provide certain information on nutritional claim or have been fortified or enriched also must the label. Including: The common or usual name of carry nutrttlon Information on their the product (I.e.. corn, peaches). labels. Many manufacturers, howVariety, style and type ot •pack l ·ever, provide.· thts Information (i.e.. cut green beans, pineapple voluntarily. Because nutrition Inchunks in juice, rolled oats). formation must be given In a Name and address of the manu- ,. certain order, it's easy to compare faoturer, packer or distributor. different products and brands. .. Calendar year. Joint Return Test: You may not claim an exemption for a dependent If that person flies a joint return 24, flies a. joint return with her PHON·E992-.2156 lnllroool~f=~ ~·:. und~r To eiatm ao-e.aa allepeadeal- .-eo receive a tu eulllqllt.a I« liiiD or 11er - all 111ete reqalremettll mut lie met hearing and the older adult, and Dow W. Saunders on Net contents or net weight of the produ~t. · An Ingredient list must also appear. Because ingredients have to be listed In order of weight begtfffiittg-with ihe heaviest The Daily Sentinel Or Write Dailly Sentinel Classified Dept.. 111 Court St.. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Member of thiiH~::::Y!~ ~~:":;-:.~;with 0 .0 "Tt;; lathe dependenden1 " 7 oalcally the entire ye8t 0 0 1 ·• The Paily Ohio ....- ... u th• ,--;,~ S~pporiTeat: DID you p•u--;:, ••.. - .. de:endent'a aupport lor ' full yea d h dependent have leal ,.... Gro" tncome Teat: Dl I ~liM (Thla cloea not than s 1,000 tl orfull·tlme apply 10 your children atudenta.) By BOB HOEFLICH OVP Staff Writer "How sweet It Is." By Cynthia S. Oil vert County Extenlson Agent Home Eoonomlcs/4-H This week, some additional tips on sharpening your food buying earlY February. The tea Is being sponsored by Meigs County Salon 710 and the-American Legion Auxiliary of Drew·Websler Post 39, Pomeroy .. u..-- . ..._ _.. .. 986 the requirements rot be related to both of you. Citizenship Test: Your dependent must be a U.S. citizen, resident or national, or a resident of Canada or Mexico, for some part of the Breastfeeding class scheduled -in-Mason·area --u you are considering breastfeed· lng your baby, but have questions, they can be answered at the monthly meeting of the Point Pleasant La Leche League. The meeting will be held on Monday, Feb. 4, at 7:30p.m . at 3003 Brook Drtve (behind Village Pizza) In Point Pleasant. The topic for Informal-discussion will be "Baby Anives, The Family and the Breastfed Baby." The discussion will be led !!Y a certified La Leche League leader who has nursed her own child and has had special training In helping other mothers with breastfeedlng. The group also offers a lending library of books on childbirth, child care. breastfeeding and nitrltlon at the meeting. For more Information call 6754439. M~tlng - l .••' THE DEPENDENCY TESTS By ·&bert Metz ·- Wedneaday, Jenua~riy 30. 188&,·r Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio (614) 446-7619 or (614) '992·6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis. Ohio 45631 B-13 tfn doily. UOO.OO e month, ' privete pay. V•c•ncy now av•ileble . : 4 .. Giveaway ..,...1111!111 I I I II.------ I 19,------ I 17.------ 20. - - - ' - - - - I il. ---~-- II 22.-----23. _ _ _ __ I 24, _ _ _ _ __ 25. ··_ - ..:....----21. _ _ _ __ I I I I I I I !==== "'· 31.==== II -----~ I 30. - , . . - - - - - D.===== I ~- I 34. :IS. - - - - - - - VISI'n! CO!ll- Den 2 of Cub Sooul Pack 2411, took a recent trtp to the Center of &clence and lndusQ-y, Columbus. In the fii'OIIP acoompanlecl by den mothers, Janice FeUy and Kay Gardner, were !root from left, Jeff ~TiAcy a.-n: Davld-Fet:y; - ~~.d nr-N, J.P. Do.\i,g,.~.y !;!'!mrn, !!-~ Ande..-, and Trenton Cleland. ' ·• ( ' I BUILDING LOT N111r Fair· lj acre in an eslabl~hed subdivision .. Water tap lor T.P.C. water. system. Electric available, septic: tank in place, no leach. Want $5,000.00. ' lJ'DUnds - 3 kittens btack • ' ren. Can 814-378-21411 ,.,. 6 . ,_.,, Olia 12·8-tfc Rnl Eatate General ' M. L. "Bud" McGHEE Bro-or-A•cllon Sltvlt Cltoryl Lemley ltlp County Assoclato .m I I ~ :: V. C. YOUNG Ill 992·6215 or 992-7314 IEALTOIS .A .• Urge mixed breed female dog, 2 yro. To lolling home; Family pel, goOd with child, try setting on appro•. 2\! acres with ~ bedroom ranch, fireplace, carport Good condition. $36,000.00. Henry (. Cltland. Jr. 912-6191 Dottle T11111r 912-5692 .lull TtaiHII Ml-2610 Jo Hill 915-MM • ltri~ . Coli 814-379-2328. TUPPERS PLAINS - Coun- :'?l' 'I 2 doga, hod lholo. Ctj! 448 -2829 otter 4PM. ~ Phone 742-3171 ?' tROMM EXCAVATING LIMESTONE I Loat 1nd Found • ' HAULED PH. 742·2328 . R£11.101 • ,. �.. _ , __ Page--12-The 8 Sautiuel 42 49 Mobile Homee for Rent Fullyfut'J'. Z bllr, 1dult1only, utlltlea pd. Coli 448 -4110. Auction ovory Fridoy nightot the Hertford Community Center. Truckio.de of new · morchendl11 overy - ,J -yo Conligm.nte of MW a u8ed morchendlll W.l· oomed. Richerd lioynolds. Auction11r. Coli 304-2713089. 9 ~ can. ua~ Jim Mlnll Chlv.-Oids Inc. BNio-Johnoon 441-3672 71 KIT'N'CARLYU For luao 2 bdr. unfumlohed opt.. overlooking city pori<, otovo • mrlg.. 1180 mo. C..ll PJ's 448· 1819 or 4412321eve. 51 ~ .. .._. - - Television Viewing -Y -d u---- iourJ-. -~- one lltt•to Nth lqUII8, to form · 1/30/85 . EVENING &:oo a m Cil m a (JZ - 1973 -GMC 14 ton pickup, dual - I a . P8, Pl. eut_o~ AM·FM 0111 .. 8 t,.k, 4V · dlennel CB, ...... IXC .. body-· worll. 1800. con 441-21ee. -D- .'llfl9Nlfi)OYTHATICP'WIIO bi'Honri ArnoidtndBobl.- ~1!/1~~~ WEDNESDAY Tru~k8 for Sale 1977 Chevrolet PU, f2,000. Coli 81'4 -2411&40. Houaehold Goods - ..- - t- .__ Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Autoa for • • 72 child, no pets. deposit ond reftrence1 required. K • K Mobile Homes, Inc .• 30·171-3000. 44 ---- '72 Volllowo.- • - · Nltl good. tolr, rodlal tirel- 304-171-1004. Mollile home in Glllllpolla. ) We PIIV c81h for lite model leaH nice for Mnior citizen• Of mtlrried couple with one It Wanted To Buy clean Roccoon Rd. furnished, .2 BR. privote tot. nto mo. Wotor Included, deposit • Nftoaoco. C..ll 441-1348 or 441-3100. For - --~---~ 1985 -Ohio LAFF-A-DAY Public Bale • Auction , ..1 WOSOP Cil c» • If () () t) (I) HotPoteto .t'&.":...-- ... (!) Flahln' tWa I YEJON (I) Bovoriy Hlllblllln (I) Dr. Who t1 I tll (l]) 3 -2 ·1, Contect (CCI • Ollf'ron! St~ IHBO) MOVIE: 'The Lucky Star' Apartment · for Rent I MAX) MOVIE: ' Deal of the - oo Report ® 8ody Electric @II One Day at a Time U I}) PM Magazine (l) Hero Corne tho Bridea (!) SportoConlar 7:00 Yesterday's ({) Unla House on lhe Prairie Entertainment Tonight I (Answers IOfl'IOfrow) Jl,lmbles: KNI FE 'CLOTH PtL LA:R LADING Answer: What there was a lot of at the employment e.gency- " ICLE " TALK Join tfte ,MnbM Lootert F1n C.W and reee"" ala tluhl ·taf0r4 Sup.r Jumb..• - r lftOO'I!h. For h" 111ttplott wrtt1 to: Jumble La-..t"l 11'1n Chlb, cJo IIIII .... .,.....,, P.O. lOx lO t, Plllft'tfl , N.J . CJIOH, Wheel of Fortune ot Fortuno Name That = .,.,--.... -==- ' I'll Jefferson• U Ill Tic Toe 7 :30 Dough (!) lnoide tho PGA Tour CIJ 0 CIJ Family Feud 59 For Sale · or Trade 81 rn Jeopardy I Home ~ Wheel of Fortune Ill ,Improvements g) WKRP in Cincinnati 1967 Ford step van. all 8 8 :00 alum. rebuilt motor, new brokos, etc. 304-875-1112 or 6711-2488. St:rvtcr•o : 11 Help Wanted _22 Money toi.oan- 36 .HOME OWNERS-Refinance to low fiKed rate. Un !KIUity for any purpose. Leader Mortgoge Co.. 614-592· JQ51. Acton· MOdels Wonted to buy 25 to 100 acres. with or without hou1e. within 16 miles Point Pleuont, 304-876-4829 . All ages for regional TV ~ commercials. experianc:e ·hot nac•ssary. Interviews ·week of January 28 . For :appointment call 814·890•0222 . ' ·: Government Jobs · . 816,559 - 850.553 year. • Now hiring your area._ Ia it ' true? Find out now. Call : 8o-&87-80oo e•t. R·4&82 . RN 3·7 Charge Nurse. Muat ..ft willing to work all shifts. Apply in per~Qn : Scenic Hilla 'Nursing Center. Mon.-Fri., 23 Professional Services PAIR, Reduc.d rates limited time only. Ward's Keyboard. 304-675 · 5600 or 675· 3924. Reol Eslolr• . Oovernme"nt jobs. S 15.000· ·eso.ooo yr. possible . All ·occupations. Find out How. Cafl 805-687-6000 Ext. R10189. ' 31 Homes for Sale City. Coli 614-258 -6520. furnished house $210, WI · fer poid, 2 bdr .. 1136 2nd. 4411 oher 7PM. Rentals Furnished efficiency apt . $12~ per mo. Private bath and entrance. Suitable for one person. Col446·1232. quo!ity service. Lone Oo- 41 Houses for Rent niota. 814-742·2961 . . - -- - - - - : - - : - : - : PIANO TUNING AND RE· Unfurnished 2 bi:lr. in Crown Ave. Gallipolis. Call 446- Piano Tuning and Repair. Brunlcardi Muaic Co .. 448· 06B7. Twentieth yea'r of 8 :00-4:30. - Real Estate Wanted 613'/t Third Ave., 1 bdr., water Included, $135 mo. deposit req. Coli 448-4222 between 9 8o 5. 26 in. Ouazar It color TV. GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washera, dryer,. refrigeratou, ranges. Skagga Appliencaa. Upper River Rd. beaide Stone Crest Motel. 614·448-7'3 98•. County Appliance, Inc . Good used appliance• and VaHey Furniture. new S. $8.00 eoch. Coli 814-949' 28.01 . - running gears $315. Coli 614-288-8522. Sm811 furniahed hOuse in city, ·adults only. Call 446 · 9 piece formal diningroom set. axe. cond .. $800. Call Run area. t1 00 dap. raq . 0338. Call ahor 8PM, 992-8996. Nice 2 -bedroom hou•. BOO block Firat Ave., Gallipolis. & room apartment for rent. Coi1614-985-3350 . 256·1 629 . 1 or 2 bedroom furnished apartmenu. Call 614-992- Middle or elder age ~oman that would like e home. Private room with all meals, helpc.refora 6 yr. tend to kiindo>r- 387-7114. belor, $2,795. Call 614288-8622 . John Deere ~01 0 diesel tractor - 900 hr. $4,396. John o..,. 3 bottom plows *39l5. John Deere wagC)n 992 -7721. 5434 or 614·992-5914 or 304-882·2586 . . 34,000 BTU vented wall fumance . 157. Calf 614· International 240 tractor wide frontend·, with draw bar. & .f t. bruah hog a. hay al.ding , *23.00 a square. SiK new white storm windows . 675 -7263 6'75- 5104 or 676-5386. off street parking, reference• end depoait. Cell 614- Lot 13 anytime, Gallipolis. Mon thru Sat. 446-1699, 127 3rd. _Ave. Gallipolit, OH. uud . Large section of qualIty furniture. 1216 Eaetern Pomero-;o 2 bedr .. Naylor' s 311·7244. oeen ot K 8o K Mobile Home .Farm Equipment Ave ., Gallipolis. 446· 2300 . Uvingroom Mt' $50, bedroom suite $200, chest frearer 850. carpet •so. Call 448-3040. Two uaad 'bedroom suites, 6 oak dining room chtlira. loveseat hide·a·bad. Bargain pricea. Corbin 8t Synder Furn. . 966 Second Ave., Gallipolis. Coll446-1171 . New aluminum !CO.I Delivered) good lump 1- "7'--E-qu_l_p_mo_n_t~c=-.-n-.,:-.g-n· house coal 1 to 1 ton . call rnent Auction, Saturday. Jim Lonier 675•7397 or 304-875-1247. Basket and Caning Supplies, Write for free price liat, Carol's 'C aMty. 232 Barna· dale Road. Camelot, Char· lollosville. Va . 22901 . 1· 904-973-5846 . Firewood $20 .00 pickup Fob. 9, 1981at 9:30AM 11 the 21th Strlll Tobecco Warehouse, Huntington. W. Va. Make youraelf welcome •• a buyer or For any •II•. inlormollcn coil 304-743· 7173 evenings Bill Chop- man . AuctlonHriJI; 8111 Mea· dows 659-85 orid Edwin Winters 334-85 . large selection Antique Pocket Watches. fully guaranteed. Harry Siders Jewel· era, Gallipolis Farry, W .. Va . Five ltmole shHp. Coli Michael Price. 304-8752296 . ' _ Baoketball: ::t- P;;;rd:.:: === '® NBA Basketball : Boston at Philadelphia CJ) Ill ~ Fall Guy (CCI Colt joins the circus in order 10 catch an aerial acrobat wh o escaped wi th $200,000 from a bank robbery. (60 BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditian.e iHetima gul· rantM. Locel ,.terence. furnlahtid . FrM eatlmates. Wanted to Buy Fine playing saves overbidder ByJIUIIflJacoby Patrick Jourdain, editor of the Press Alllocia- min.} CollcoHKt1·114-2370488, 9 o.m . to 6 p.m. 'Francesca da Rimini.' Renata Scotto. Placido Dom ingo Rogers ~aaaement Waterproofing . Basketball> Virginia Tech at Louisville IHBOJ MOVIE: 'Tho Bridge Part time ~ening babysiner plus Saturday 1fternoona. for 4 year old, in Gallipolis. Col! 446-8293 . LR Part.· t'ime bartender waitress. Apply at the Old Brick Tawrn. Goveromant For sale by Owner: 3 bdr. remodeled country home with exposed interior log wells • additional woodworking . Master bdr.,' (1 3~r.22 J with ieperata bath, ·J oba . 815,ooo-•&O.ooo PI' year poalible. All occupationa. Col! 1 -805· 687-6000 Ext. ·R-9806 for information. · Substitute for motor paper route. Mutt have own trans· portation . Cell 614-742· 2126 . morning and evenings. ARMY NATIONAL GUARD. Enlist. and you have a part-time career. educa tional and retirement benef· ita, 836,000 life i~;t~aurance. AND A MONTHLY PAYCHECK. 675-3950 or 1 • 900-842 -3619. (13x24i. (11x13) & Kenmore auto washer '66. GE auto W81her $66. 8 oth&ra to choose from, GE dryer f95. reflrg. 2 dr. froll TMENTS, mobile homes. houses. Pl . Pleaunt lg. kitchen end Gollipolio. 814-4488221 : ' diniogroom C12x20), laundry o,.e & second bath. 2 wood atovea with fuel furnance It county "!Iter. 3 car garage with free $125, aide by aide refrig f1 95, olec. range 875, 9 others to chooae ·from . Wa also have gas rangea. Wood· burning heater 895. Skaggs Appliancea. Upper River Rd. 448-7399. 1000 sq.h . workshop & Captain bunk.beds, for sale 2 outbuildings. 40 acrH. good fencing 9 water. Some timber (30 acrea with -pond 6 8000 white pine alao evaileble). 1 mile off Rt. 180, 11 milaa pall Holzer Hoapitel." priced $64,600. mo. o!d . Call 514·3677468 . Bedroom auite, $100;00. Uving room auite, $50.00. Overatulfed chairs, tables. etc. Col! 814·992-3267. Col! 614-388-8710 . Basement & three mobile home spaces. WHI finance . Addison, Ohio. Coli 614446-01 _ 7 5. Beautiful brick home, large . room•. 4 car garage, will trade for farm, 304-676· Picken a used furniture . 304Nice 2 story 11 room home, Pt. Plaaunt eraa, central' H • A, $275 mo. Coli 4487680 ahor 7PM . 675-6483 or 875-1450. Space for Rent RICK' S NEW AND USED FURNITURE . Ulld lloves and refrigerators. Compere ~ur prices , save today . Trencher king, declarer can play to the ace, · It is • shame that Nortb-South did not find tbeir beat contract. But bow nice that we can glve thelll IIICb • pleasant publicity for fine declarer play! Cil ®l MOVIE: 'Four 9:30 U Ill Cil Sara 10:00 U (]) (!] St. Elsewhere Fetty TrM Trimming, stump removel . Call 304·1715- (!) Gymnastics: America's 1331 . Golden Heroes CJ) i Bassett baby bed with mat· tress, like new for ule. 3D4 -773 -5566 or 7738587. 55 Building Supplies Ill tS (jJ Arthur Hailey's Misc. Merchandise gentle. 1550. Col!614 -2866622 . COl. 9 week old pigs for 'ule. 82 · - t o Peter for -comfort . windows, lintels, etc . Claude Wlntara. Rio Grande. 0 . Call614-245-6121 . Block, brick. monar· and maaonry supplies. Mountain Stell Block, · Rt. 33, Now Hoven, W. Vo. 304-8822222 . 56 Pets for Sale One mule, good worker, - Gollipolls, Ohio Phone 614-441 ·3888 or 814-446-4477 • 304-773-6878 . 64 Hay • Grain Urge round bal81 of hey *20 ea . Coli 446-1052 aher 5pm .' Boarding all breeda. Heated Indoor-outdoor facllitlea. AKC Doberman pupplea: [I d liS IIIII I .!1111!1 Stud Sorvlco. CoH 614-4411· 7781. Judy Taylor Grooming . Coli 814-317-7220. Autos for' Sale ~Ql ()~ News ill ESPN ' s 01 Ringside 00 Dad's Arriw (fj) Newswatch @II Benny Hi)l Show JIM'S PLUMBING. HEAT· lNG. Rt . 1, Bo• 355. Golll· polls. Coli 614-367·0571. : [MAX I MOVIE ; 'Hardcore'· 11 :30 U (]) (!] Tonight Show weaving rejoinder goddess 9 Neophyte (l) Best of Groucho (!) Sr)ortsCentar (I) WKRP in Cincinnati 0 Cil Mognum. P.l . Mag- • Electrical R41frlgeration -PAW!! : ·'fOU'RE HOME FROM 'lOUR THREE DAY FISH IIll' '~ ~= = "~ 18 Wanted to Do Higley's Iorber Shop, Upper Rt. 7 . Open 8 doys. 8:00 Ill 6:00. AI holrcuta U.OO. Buckeye Cord 10% off. 87 Upholeterv 11 For Help W•nted .,._,.The Cove. lueine•• -.~:= . ~-! ~._... C.IU~4- 112· 1891 9901 . or 114-192 · U (]) (!) Lot a Night with CIJ Soap Men' I TljiHK I ~AVE TOO .MUCH STRESS IN MY 1 THINK /It( ARTERIES ME CLOSING ... IF '(00 DDO MY ~OMEWORK FOR ME, IT WOULD REDUCE 1 MY STRESS ... ~Debussy's "lA - " = - ~~..=t~ IH80l , MOVIE: 'Of Unk- Ill Cil MOVIE: 'Solitary .PEANUTS SJ - canto 3Z Selin opposition :Ill Mooey (sl.} :Ill Unyielding (60 min.) Cil Love Thot Bob (]) World Cup Skiing Kon'a Wottr hrvlco. Wallo,- · • · poolo IIHid. PhOril' 614-317-0123 orl14-317-: 7741 night or dey. · ' ID !lJ N.o 12:415 IMAXI MOVIE: 'Jowe ltl' · 1:00 I]) I Morried Joon C1J MOVIE: 'Toke lho Money end Run' CIJ Eni-nmont Tonight • ill! CNN -Ina News • Wild. Wild Wnt 1:30 I]) Doble Gll!la -· • Z8 Eliminate Z8 CaiiCIIS :17 African Da.vid Letterman Tonight' s guest is NYU science professor Dr . Richard Brandt . Also pools tilled. Coil 114-. 211·- 1141 ' or 114-441 -· 1178 or 114·441·7111 . · in Tabasco II Moscow Nobody' nown Origin' Jamea Boys Water Service.; GI nallve (1}1 ABC News Ni·ghtline gJ Twi!ight Zone 12:00 (I) Burna • Allen . (]) Mazdo SpcrtsLook _JI2:~BC New~-Nlght!ine. 12 :30 3Z Indian yeUow . dye great 34 Amphibian %3 What gen!IS . a pity! • My (Lat. ) ZtErivanis :17 Uncle, role 19 Slanting ZO Boxing nDuad 18 Personal Care. Will take 3 (her. ) 7 Biblical king 8 Sharp ncorrupt a Purport MCitySouth (11! Taxi elderly people to Uve In my Pacific" Z2 Sunday 1Heor its capital punch (sl.) _La:;;;;;,:.ITY::,..-_,....;%5 %3 Unspcken r:%5 -Sound, Wuh. m in.) Ill llJ Eye on Hollywood 1!11 Gunomoko 114-387-7148 . %1Siate(Fr.) (]) Letenight America -- {"t(l'l Vri.Jv n:-:-"'lYJy- Rattle home with me • my huaband. Pteanty of nc. Near Cheshire on Gallia I Melga · line. 24 ho'41 care. Call vessel 18 Mountain num searches for a kille r af· ter· a freak fencing accident lands Higgins in jail. jRJ (60 TRIP!! 8 Grafted nrnge zo Roman Good-1 EKcavatlng. bttnmentt, footers. driveways, IIPIIC tonko. londacop!ng. 84 drinking [HBOI Great Pleasure Hunt U.S .A. Travel across the ~ . S . to find more of the (TIOSt extravaga nt , erotic a nd exotic luxuries known to man . EKcavating -· 5 tike umbrage at 11 "South 18 Shelter 17 Large Host Joan Rivers' guests are Erma Bombeck, Ronn lucas. Bronson Pinchot and Oiahann Carroll. 160 min.) 83 Charles' 10 Agitate pooch II Guarantee %Spartan 13 Lug around 3 Get It Of a state agitated 15 Islet 4 Before Review Cor. Fourth and Pine Coli onyllmo 114· 441 · 4837, Jemes L. Dovlson, Jr, 71' CIJ I Nick tostimuli fi) Independent News u rn CIJ rn o DOWN 5 Respood 10:30 (l) Jerusalem , D.C. , :oo Cow for nle. expecting 2nd calf toon . Good milker. name 'Grissom Gang ' Plumbing & Heating opprox .800 lbs, 304-875· 6941. MOVIE: II Gwnbo I Tennis . lMAX} Eros America 304-896-3802. CARTER 'S PLUMBING AND HEATING ACROSS @~~Soap ® • ~ min .) 10:15 ..,.. when~ ·-;~~~_,;-;_~~-~~~~~-~1~'~1111:"~~-:1~~-:-=~~ b!lity of a mastectomy . BUilding Materials Block. brick. , _ , plpos. HILLCREST KENNELS 54 - Big 11:out 5 yra. old ReCJ. Sorrell Quart.,- hor1a geld· ing make offer, Reg. Oapla Rotert or cable tool' drl:;lln;' grav mare owned by_ 4-H ' Moat wella completed 11 . . ltdviaor and ahowed. Very dey. Pump Nlea•nd - .;,. 825.00Nch. Coll 814-949· 2017. • Phone 304-773-5430. 8851 . lng II oppllcotlon) or n ,_. 7aee,. Pass ~NT 6NT Seasons' . Holland 7842 or Pus ·I NT dropping the king. min.) 0 3+ spade king. II he unguards the spade Ocminiqu!3 's stronghold is threatened when a phan1om company mpves in to take o ver her corpora tion . {60 houae colla. Coli 304-6 71· 2398 or 814-446-2454. II+ • ~ Obi. Pass Pass Pus Pass I Sotlll Opening lead: •s on the River Kwai' RON'S Totlevlslon Sarvlco. 4+ · Pass Pau IMAXI MOVIE: 'The Changeling' 8 :30 0 CilllOI E/R 9:00 'B ill(!] Fiefs of Ult CCCI CIJ 100 Club C1J Ill ilJ Dynasty (CCI GENE'S DEEP STREAM CARPET CLEANING. Opor· otedby-.0-lanacotchguord. FREE olll· motes. Col 114-882-630!1 or 114"742·2211. :1'1 - ' Pau Pau 4. p,,. s<r fl) 114· 332 · 9745 Collect. Wlnltr spl.: 30X40X8 with 16.' tNck door & men door: 11231 orocled. "... Pass i"9- (3 hrs.) College Iron Hor11 Bulldero. Form • Commercial Pole Bldga. •An Pau Pass and ·-Cornell MacNeil st-ar w ith J ames levine conduc t· 1-30-U WEST EAST •Ju •Kn • 10 ~ - _,_. 9ii 70 ~~ ~ ~ • J32 .8&43 2 + K Q 10 7 SOUTH .A74 .AKJ8 7 ts .KQ +J Vulnerable: Neither Dealer: Ea!t Weo1 Non .. Eut Hotel (CC) Christine turn s pm . 446- 747~. NORTH .Q 1032 .Q962 • A 10 D CilllOI Charles in Charge 00 [j]) Live from the Met in Zenith and Motorola. Quazar. ~:nd 62 304-17&-3U7. face his illi1 eracy. (60 min .} S~l1ing load. f3 0.00 dllivared. Coli 304-675·6762 or 675 · 2991 . Jonathan and ~mi"n;.~ trade. aaking $276 . Can be 61 ICC~ (l) Flipper (!) College v!nyl • roofing, Hamlen ttorm windowa, ovethang. C..lll14-317·0401 or 114- rollers, wl!l teke gun on (!) . Highway to Mark hel p a college ba ske1· b all sta, find the courage to ~UIIE! beautiful picture, eKe. color, dark brown wood cabinet on 1--:::-:----::---::----::----- TV 11t1. Open 8AM to I PM. Riwaraide Aptl. Middlepon. Spaci•l retea for Senior Citizens . 8130. Equal Housing Opportunities . 614· Houae for rant . Call 304· F.1rrr ~~~llllir ' '> -~ IVJ",II,I,, Ill Heaven HO WAY! iT'G THE EIIV OF THE A$P FOl 1::~ (]J - Entertainment Tonight rn _,Sitln 011 IHBOI Not ~llritv the 2:00 I]) hchelor F (I) lnolde the PGA TOIW · 1]0 CIS News Nlghtwelch • MOVIE: 'The Wer Lord' IHBOI MOVIE: 'Zellil' . river tiMorecwer DAD..YC"'.YPTIIQVO'I'ES - Hero'altow to wan It: AXYDLBAAXR IILONGFELLOW One letter stands foc another. In this sample A is !ISed for the tine L'a, X for the two O'a. etc. Single letters, ap<JBtrophes, the length and fonnation fi the words are aU hlnta. Each day the code letters are different. CRYP'l'OQVOTE 1--30 WF WT RXF OBPF OWFB VNF P DPR OBPF RPFNEY. - RP.FNEY · QXYT FBPF BY DPFFYET QXY T OWFB EPU T . VPCYE Ye~~'t CmiUGII*: WHY SIIOULO I FEEL LONE- LY! IS Nor OUR PLANET IN THE MII.n WAY? HEn"RY tHOREAU clr_ �.. ·- P-a: 14-The D!ily.Sentinel .Brine legislation.... ' (Continued from page 1) ·appnlVal must be given for such disposition by a inajortty vote of the ·county. commissioners or rownshlp · ~fru•""""' liOO 'l)',.,;· uuiy·"lU":<'i""'F publicized public hearing. Local residents will be respoltsl· ble !or registering complaints prior to resolutions tn order to keep brine off county and township roads thus placlng.tlleQU~w!ggJlff91!C)br]!le, In the hands of citizens. . 'lbe new hill provides money for bettere!1forcementbythe01vlslon of OU and Gas by retUnilng clvU ttnes won by the state to the division rather than the general fund of the The law Wu! raise permit' fees Pomeroy-Midd!eJjort. Ohio ... -----, I Wednaa~y. ~nuerv 30, 190. ~- 1 -. ·-. Survey ·indicates men prefer sex over bo~ling damage.Further,brlnepltsmustbe IDled within live months o!drDllng by July 1, l99l 1plless shown to be potlute~ In which case, the pit can wtves are cold, WII't!IP'lllllve and about as exdtlng as a cup <'l herbal CHICAGO (AP) -The results of syndlcatedcolumnlstMikeRoyko's ''SexorBowUng''surveyareln, wtth 66 percent l))e men responding bowllng,drlnklng,goltlng,cudilung -emotional and PhYsical-ofthelr married life." But he also said, or almost anything else. He saki the other 12 percent "There are many miserable; frus· Included men whO couldn't decide trated men out there." Wrote Royko; ''Tilousaods ofthe .lleord!'.f"ddo,••'''lsoo.JW:.r.. . ~~~-they PI·" "" -~oOV~oc"lx>- -~."or tpok lhjs as an opportunity 1D Brine haulers must register With wllng, drinking, goll!ng, cuddllngor · write a creepy note_ to my nleri wliO respcindea 'say triaf !heir thedlvtsion,paythe$500permltfee, just about anything else." secretary." lal1el-thelr vehicles "BRINE" with · In a column titled "Cuddle Up Royko's . pot! was Inspired by the company name and phone With This Survey, Ann," the advice columnist Ann Landers' number on the side and they must Chicago Tribune writer reported recent survey In which the majority malnt~~~~llltylns~-~~cov~r todayonhl<>potl,whichhesalddrew of the more than 90,1XXl l"""'en Ill any 0 "''"'K~ they · may · ta~llE'I-· ~-: - : responses · from ai:Jourii),«ro men respond!.-.g .sa!!! · .t.'ley... l'!!!'J!d. -""-11-~··· additiOn, haulers must me annual and "several hundred angry female ..Q)ntent to be held close, treated ~ reportswlththedlvlsonshowinglhe ' personswhowrotetocondemnme 'tenderly and sklp .sexual amount of brine, source, and the as a tnale chauvinist pig." Intercourse. · L1r 1disposal sites. Each brine hauling Royko said 22 pe~t ofthe men Royko said thousands of his male truck must also carry a dally Indicated they would opt lor . respondents "talked about the joys of activities subject to tea .... "Others say their wives, once pretty and petite, turned Into fat or u sl6Us:~ award JUitT IN TIUE roD Pf, (j) ' l• ' . --· n.en't"ne s ay., rl " • ~ e • at y enttne ~ the division. Damage protection The new law gives specific protection from damage resulting from Improper waste disposal providing that the well owner must replace damaged water supplies or pay the difference In value between 1 • - penallttes for violations and provides a maximum of$10,!XXlflneand a sixth month jatl term for certain violations of brtnedtsposal, restora· tlon of land, fatlure to plug spent wells, potlutton of dJinldng water suppues. fallilre to register as a brine hauler, using services of an unregistered hauler and for haulers I UB "• . 01rIJ_a 1 Cf Our F•"nal GET AQUAINTED OFFER ~ w1·nter Clearance! DRASTIC REDUCnONS ON ALL WINTER MERCHANDISE !J- j~:~~~£:::::;::~~~;;;::::::;=::;:=:::::]o_ ·= ' 3 ~ct .P!~~s.~~L~' !!n.!'::o~ . P.t_$ 1\_ 00 _ .Meigs County~ happenings... " r AlniUn DUU I ~·•••••••••·•· ~ ~"-- .:..- J "-.-~ ...,...__ UJOt; ""-J.C:UIU ~U,JI'"OC · ~ --n l~...,.... ............ - t.ho ,....-v.). :.>._ ._.__ jalljng_ Jo_tfielrvehiC!es. _£DJ:lfg_I'Tl! ~to ·~D~~~ marking-of Emergency squads Six forfeit bonds answer four calls Six defendants forfeited bonds In the court of 'Pomeroy Mayor Four calls for assistance were Richard Seyler Tuesday night. -~swered Tuesday hy units of the · They Include John w. Mossman, ~Meigs County Emergency Medical Addison, $63 )J081ed on a traffic light ·:service. violation; Jeffrey Jones, Reeds· ,. At2:53 p.m., the Racine unit was vllle, $48; William Rizer, Syracuse, called to Second Street for Sarah At $43; Ann Bearhs, Pomeroy, $43; . al c Congo to Holzer Med1c enter. Phillip Hood Middleport $48· 4:00p.m., R . . .lt!aP.d w~-11a .l.J(l(l tot~-' ..... ua __V......_,._--+.,_:_.._ u ....~ ~ IU a..ctllh,.ro;:;J l , J..l VlllUIIt <Vr.&"t -"'" ...,_. scene of an auto accident on County speeding charges. Road 16. Sharon VanCooney was Robert w. Moodlspaugh, Route4, laken from the scene to Veterans Pomeroy, was fined $375 a,nd costs ~emorial Hospital. '!1'e Syr~cuse on a charge of driving while unit went to Bowman s Run at G: 53 Intoxicated. Linda Eastman, Cool· p.m. and transported Cassandra wile, was assessed costs only on an ·§mlth to Holzer Medical Center. assured clear distance charge. -And at 7:49 p.m., Middleport was called to Morgan Township In Gatlia :County for Walter McCormick whO ·Agkg_ ~ed 10 " was treated but not transported. c c T---·-- .,.,.' . Veterans Memorial A marriage license has been Issued In Meigs County Probate Court to David Ray Wilcox, 24, Pomeroy, and Sherry Lynn Beegle, 20, Racine. : Admlssions..Michael Brown, Ra· .. cine; Walter King, Pomeroy; William Clower, Middleport; branga Walker, Letart, W.Va.; Fern Dolbee, Pomerqy; Delores Wickline, Pomeroy; Ida Young, Court denies motion Rutland; ,Thelma ·G rueser, Syra· cuse; Cectl Carman, Pomeroy; · JnanactlonfiiedbyJamesW.and Howard Barrett, McArthur. · Greta M. Suttle, Long Bottom, Discharges.. Beaatrice Rairden, against Clay Wilson, address unMtchael Brown. koown, to quiet title on property In Meets Wednesday · Bedford Township, a rrn\lton for an . unJty·Assocl· Long Bottom Comm atlonwillmeetWednesdayevenlng, DINGO BOOTS ••••••••• 30°/o OFF *SELECT GROUP OF 18 PAIR .................... 40% OFF CONNIE FALL DRESS SHOES and FASHION BOOTS I -----c ~ ~ '-/2-PRlC E I $1 000 lf , ALL F4U PURSES........................ 2 Pr1ce 300/10 OFF SPORT SHOES & BOOTS•••••••,. 400/10 OFF . FALL SUPPEIJS........................ GIDIIP OF CONNIE SHOES •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~. Valuos to 13$•. , CONNIE ANGEl TIUD GROIIP .Of MEN'S & IOYS' SLIP-PERS ········································~·· s $ 00 Committee to address abused children's needs "FULL' SE~ICE SALON" ·DEPILATOR..;...IPainl•ss Permanent Hair Remavall BODY WRAP-Lost Inches By. C~LENE HOEFLICH Sentinel Staff Writer The first step toward or·ganizing an interagency ·~" ~~~~~ . add.res_s lh,e £!lf!ljl1ex needs of abused and ~- HAIR COLOR-Variety af TKhnlqun tUT &STYLE - - """"". '~- ···~ PERMANENT RESTRUCTURING-zato'sland Mo· difying Variations Perm; Great High Energy .Look ROOT PERM-styles That Need Only Scalp Lift Without End c11rl. son CURL-Zoto'~ New Acdaim MED. TO TIGHT CURL-lata's Has A Perm for You COLORED OR SPECIAL EFFECTS-zoto'• has a ·. CJiildren i~elgs .CoUnty -Was taken ~ Wednesday when representatives of social, health, ••~•• ..,._, ......~ , .... ,·-··-- r"""· for those on the Interagency team. that differences ._,_1~-.;;- ~*:G~rr.c.~: - ~nd tt.:- rou-rt:,; mP! . : ut Vetern.ns~'"-"'"- --Ernph~.s!g..--cf-thc ~:k~·<1PP~=r.J ~~~le. !~e-1 e! -Ll!~~", hav.e to be aired . .that ~~ch agencr.~'!.~rs~~~ the rol~ Memorial HospitaL . . meeting, is to maximize-what 1s available by working of the others, and that all must work togethe: and not AI that meeting, Michael Swisher. director of the together In a cooperative manner to better seiVe the against each other to find solutions to the child abuse Department of Human Se1v k'CS, named a committee needs of abused and negleCted children in the county.. and neglect problems. · Jean Schafer, chief of the Bureau of Children · Cooperation between agencies and organizations representative of the various organizations as a "formulating team" and scheduled a meeting for Protective .SeiVices. Columbus, gave organizational and mutual respect, not "watchdogging" is the key to Feb. 28 at the hospitaL · tips, explained requirements to be 1n compliance with success in dealing with al)used children, Schafer said. Named to that com mittee were Dr. .James the law, and emphasized the Importance of Her corru'nent related to past problems between the Witherell, chief of staff of Veterans Memorial cooperation between agencies as tJie way to serve Department of Human Se~ices and the local child Hospital and active with the Meigs County Alliance children. advocacy group whose disagreements wern dis-. for Children, Meigs Coiml y Sheriff Howard Frank, · cussed briefly at the meeting' over what Dr. W}therell · TANNING MEMBERSHIP'--sign Up Now. PLUS FREE-With Any Above Strwice Makeover. "On Stage" makeup will give yau a"Na!ural Warm Look".lts, Aloe and Vit.. E protect your .sic in against tht winter weather. Valentine Gifts Available for · Him or Her Offer Good Only on Mon., Tuea .. Wadi. Each Week . 13, 1915 • OF THE STAIRS b erifa1'1t nOU$t ~ "full service salon · 111 W. 2nd ~t. , PL AC ·£ 7:30 p.m., at the Long Bottom Tile State of Ohio once again telephone bill.. The county pays the wants to close the Meigs County other half of the rent and maintain· branch of the Ohio Bureau of ancc costs on the building. Employment Services In Pomeroy. As for the fiVe futltime and six Emelyn Scarbeny, manager of intermittent employees, Scarberry both the Melgs-Gallla employment says they will be relocated at the seiVice offk-es, Wednesday _ told closest office, which In· this cas• Meigs County Commissioners that would be Gallipolis. she was Informed of the state's · Approximately 400 claims are processed weekly in Meigs County. Intent at a recent district meeting. According to Scarberry, budget If the Meigs-office Is closed, those cutbacks over the past few years are claimants would be forced to travel leadingtoofficeclosings throughout to Gailia County. the state, Including the McArthur A similar action was undertaken and Nelsonville offices which have three years ·ago, but local officials were successful in getting the state also been targ<>ted for closing. No date has been set for the tochangeitsmind. Housing grant ready possible shut down In Meigs County and Scarberry urged the commls· Sid Edwards. director of the sloners to get In touch with state GaUia-Meigs Community Action government officials In an effort to Agency, reponed to the· commls· dissuade the decision. According to sloners that a $600,00) Housing Commissioner Richard Jones, the Rehabilitalion Grantappllcattonfor appropriate government officials Meigs County is just about ready for . CALL OR STOP Ill SOOII! . All AT REDUCED PR.ICES 992-6720 · HOURS: Pomeroy, OH. rJIE~i~~H~~p5~~NTMENT ~~~oanun~ - ~~uru~·f;y~B~ull~'~tl~in~g~.~~;;~;;~~~~~~~~~~~~l~;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~··~~~~ii·~~~;;-~-;~;;~~:!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~==~~~ ... ELB Tll SPECIALS Tonight, snow likely, Possibly mixed with rain. Low In the low 30s. Thursday, periods of snow. Temperature in the low 30s but slowly falling to near 20 by evening. The chance of precipitation Is 70 percent tonight and near 100 percent Thursday. Extended Forecast Friday through Sunday: . FalronFridayandachanceofSDOWSuturdayandStmday.mghotn' · lllemkl-00& to mlci-30I!I Friday, In lhe 008 Saturday and 15io 25 Sunday. JAws near zero Friday and 5-U Satunlay and Sund~. REGUL~R S71900 SPECIAL $55 900 RCA ma~ · Roush, believe that closing· of the contributions · made by the clery who served. Its citizens as wet! as the nation at large. Pictured at the Meigs office in an effort to save money is unjustified since the state signing are seated, I lo r, Manning Roush• Richard . only intends toclosethebuildingand Jones; standing, David Koblentz, and Mrs. Yonlece not cutback on employees.. Miller, president of the Clvltan Club. State expenses at the Meigs office include just half the rent and the The first hearing' has been schedu led for Feb. 13. 10:30 a.m . to 12 noon in thecommlssionersoffi~ Edwards says It is important that Meigs County's township trustees attend the meeting. With the grant application due to • • fortunate" to get . funding for the landfill project. Survey committee Gordon Gilmore, thEcounty"ssoil survey0 r. discussed the rmmation ,of a steering committee to direct ( Contin~ed on page 10) • Engineer, hydrologist testify In longwalling mining Issue ATHENS - A senior construction engineer for Southern .Ohio Coal co: tolp thp Ohio Reclamation Board of Review that the company is monitoring Ihe effects of longwall mining In the Meigs Mine No. 2 area. Brilliant color performance featuring the convenience of electronic keyboard control. and multi-band cable tuning. . • Channelock Digital Keyboard Control provides multi-ba'nd tun ing of up to t27 broadcast and cable channels." Bright L.E .D. channel number display. • Quartz crystal' tuning system features pinpoint accuracy on all channels-no fine tuning necessary. • Automatic color control Sfld fleShtone correction. • Automatic contrast/color tracking . • Super AccuFilter black matrix picture tube . • Unitized Xtendedlife chassis. 'Local sys\eiN PROClAMATION ~ The Meigs Counly Commissioners Wednesday signed a prodamallon marking the obseiVance of the week of .Feb. 3-9 •s Meigs County Clergy Appreciation Week, sponsored by the Meigs County ClvHan Club. Purpose of the week Is lo recall to residents the accomplishments and • RCA 2S'~••gonel XL-100 Color TV with Channelock Digital Keyboard Tuning Weather forecast be submitted In March, Edwards expects to receive word on Its approval or disapproval from state authorities within 60 days after ·submission. The proposed reset'ding of 4.3 acreso!groundatthecountylandfill was the last project to be funded this year by Buckeye Hills Resource, Conservation and Development throughtheMeigsSollConseiVation Service. Commissioners signed a project agreement atWednesday'.smeeling which will obligate Meigs County to Its part of the cost sharliig arrangement between RC&D. The county wm pay $6250, which is 25 percent of the total cost of about S25.1XXl. The reseeding of several county and township rnadbanks was not funded this year. -However, Bob First. of SCS. hopes that funding for ~rn:OJll!buc wilt~ toolltac.t~~~~~~~\-:·~~s~ u~bm~is~sl~o~n'i~~~~~:i~~;_i:!~,~~~~::~~m;·;~:h~}~be:·~O::b;ta~l:~ed~..~;:~ '-""'~:.:: CLEVELAND (AP) The Southern Local School Board wlll winning number drawn Tuesday· ']tOld a special meeting, ThurSday night in the Ohio Lottery's dally evening, 7 p.m., In the high school · game, "The Number," was 151. cafeteria. In the "Pick4" game, the winning number was 2060. The lottery reported earnings of Supper cancelled $395,974 from wagering on "The Due to bad weather, Scipio Number." The earnings came on Volunteer Fire Department has sales of $1,009,049, whtle holders of . cancelled its smorgasbord supper Winning tickets are entitled to share $673,0'75. and dance scheduled for Feb. 1. board . As an explanation of the Department of Human . Servicesaction or inaction , as (he case'"m a-y oe,. Schafer stated that the law mandates that the family shaU at aU times be kept intact, and pointed out that only the JuvenUe Court has the authority to remove children from ·the home. She urged realistic expectations from the intera· gency team approach, and emphasized that while one agency might like to use a different approach to a problem over another agency. cooperation In working out a solution for the child is the Important thing. (Continued on page 101 State !!lay close OBRS office in Meigs County '"'J Expires Feb. termed the ''bottom llne .... the delivery of seiVices." It was stressed by the .Columbus visitors that an . advocate does not necessarily make an advl'Mll)', and that the team approach should dispel some of the ::- p.-wi~f.-t~ -g~;.~~~~._!?-~!l'J:'F ~_el'1t.cwj.Q!L~ ·~c~•~'= member. .. ,_. ..:. L--- . . .Ji,a....nnro.n... ATHLETIC FOOTWEAR PleasCourt. . 3ppclinted to_the~team-wm~S'erVeas- a ·non-:vOt'ffig=' ""'""" HrifiUilrSefVitXS,·ma-ru~. ·:n~--mu~~~-~in....t-<Ja!;.a;r--:. .:~ GROUP Of CONVERSE· & NIK£ MEN'S & BOYS' . ~·:;,o;!,~.;~ f~~!:.:s~ denied .In Meigs County Common · , · Cooperat~n needed It w& the concensus of Ms. Schafer, Debbie StokeS, social work consultant for the Department of Health, and Darlene Hawkins of the Ohio Department of . Joho Jacobs of the Meigs County Health Department, Carson Crow, assistant prosec~tor, Joho Reibel, superintendent of Meigs County schools, and Judge Robert -Buck of the JuvenOe Court, . who If later ·David V. Wright testified b!>fm"P Ihe board here as It continued Its hearings into an appeal of a five-year mining permit granted to Southern Ohio Coal Co. by · the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. Citizens Organized J1gainst Longwalling (COAL) has claimed over the past 2Y, years that the longwall procedure a.t Southern Ohio Coa l's Meigs mine complex near Wllkesvllle has caused structural damage, cracked highways and loss of local water ·• · supplies. A monitoring P!""edUI'P inltiatf'd by the company has indicated that very few surtace and grt'undwater systems are even "temporarily affected," Wright .w geological conditions In the area which showed that there arP no "regionally significant" water-bearing fannatlons in the area. On the basis of springs ibat have been tested so far. there has been no diminished flow or no permanent change In the water quality, he said. A report prepared for ODNR indica ted there are 64 principal water supplies Identified in the area. The report said that 19 percent of those supplies are affected by longwalllng. If all water was lost In that 19 percent, Rowland said It woold represent less than hat! of 1 percent of the total amount of a day's surt·ace runoff for ihe "entire the rights of land users than other methods of underground mining." COAL ts concerned that. the mining melhod may have adverse effects on existing water flows. The .approved permit notes that If an underground or su1face water source is Interrupted because of mining activities. Southern Ohio Coal wtll "provide for a temporary water supply while a permanent a lternative .water supply is sought or remedial measures are taken to correct the affected supply." In other testimony on behalf of the company, groundwater hydrologist Mark R. Rowland told the board that longwalling would have "no substantial effects" on the groundwater level in the Meigs mining . But as required by law, the program manito"' 100 percent of the water sources that are mined under, he said. Wright ·added that after detenni!)ing this In forma· tlon whether water sourcesareaffected,thecompany will either replace or repair the sources where possible or provide alternate suppUes. Evidence presented by the company (Xlrtrays Jongwall mining as a predictable type of mining In that mining officials can determine the time, pla~e and area where subsidence and any other effects w11i take place. On this basis, company officials said. '"longwalllng is actually a better means ofprotectmg area. The loss of the 19 percent Is "highly unlikely." Rowland said. area. Row land . compiled a report on hydrologic and yary , check vour ca.ble company's compat1bll11y roquoremeuts 19'~••aon•• XL-100 Roommatet.. Color TV with Electroolc lUning Brilliant color performance featuring the convenience of single-knob electronic tuning. • 18-posi!ion tuning system permits selection of all t2 VHF aod up to six UHF channels with one convenient control. 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