https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/79ebf1caa07cde6645e85eb125754e6b.pdf 4cfe8005dc1f71a4f937d17537b8efc4 PDF Text Text -~-- ---· - ---.- Friday, February 1, 1986 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Page-12-The Daily Sentinel ~. occaslonaj snow. High 25-.'D. The chance o1 precipitation is 90pereent tonight and Saturday. · EUended Fot'eC811t 520 •JickiOII Plitt Rt 31 8alpeis, Oh 1'111111: 446-4008 . Opel 24 Houl"l WIIWiy1 REMEMBER WITH ...... _ .. . ., .. _ ---- D!IIR IIIIIIIIJ I a.m.. U.. Sltlll'tlay 12 MlllniVht Sa ntlly ~ . _ _ 10 a.m.· 10 c~11 ur vi~lf .- . . Orden For Your Convenience Sl!!!fPI & WIC ~· hapJ!EI!S to underground · water··- COAChasexpressedroncernthat suppUes when fractures occur. the mining method may have COAL claims that fractures · adverse effects on existing water caused by longwall mining are flows. vertical, long and continuous and The approved permit states, are capable of bringing water from however, that if Interruption of an the surface wells, as well as · underground or surface source of underground water sources Into the watesr supply oceurs as a result of mine. mining activities, Southern Ohio AN0'111ER AWARD - The Melli" Soli and Wa&er Coi-trvalllon Dliltt1d reeelved a Dittlllgulshed Service Award from the Dtvlslan o1 WlldlUe, Ohio DepBrlment ol Natural Relources, Ia Columbus. The ···.~----~Iflto-n~~co~n~te g i·l~u'!o n .~u-~s-~frf_arcptu~re-_bese-J'f '~,ro~e ~mn~-·:C:oa;~I ic~o~-~~w~lll~i·~·p~ro~v~ld~:e"_;foi~r~-~;a.:,. =;.a;;w~ar~~d~w~as~~presem~ ·~:ed:to~t~he~~~~~~~~fo: . r:tts~conttn~=u~ai~~~:~BD~d ~ permanent · alternative water over 100 quarter wlldllle seed plot to Melli" lll!re "' ~.e!Qpl!lg..TPmniPtnn .E!lli-. Hold- ing fractures open is often imperafive in drilling for olll, Templeton said. ·· suoolv is sought or remedial measures are take n to cOrrect the affected ·supply", !he company states. Area deaths County resldends Blld has distributed ma&erlals to the .coopei'atl\le hunlliigllgreerifent paitlclpants.lJiivtd'Boiit, Jert; MetPSoirllllli ..,,,._..... Conservation District lechnlctan, accepts a Distinguished Service Award from Max Duckworth, lorinerly o1 Melli" County, chief of the Division of Wlldlile, Ohio Department of Najural ~ IHI behalf of the Melli" SoD and Wa&er Gonservation District's Boaid ol Supervisors at a Columbus meeting. • Frozen vegetables are never out of season and are picked at the peak of flavor. -- O'Brien finishes 29 court cases half-brother, Donald Stewart of Columbus. Funeral services wUI be held at 1 James Henry Singer, &3, 750Thlrd p.m. in · Wa.ugh-HaUey. A.ve,.GI!Ui!ll>l~..!li~.at~a.m,. todJiY , WOO.f Monday ~unernCHome,"-Gliiiipoiis, - · · Twenty ..nlne~cases~ were.. com_- --years pro\latlo~J,.costsandforfeituno in Pinecrest Nursing Center, having · with the Rev. Bruce ijogan ofllciat- pleted Wednesday by Meigs County of a 22caUberrevoiver for improper been in failing health for the past two handling of a firearm in a motor ing. Burial wlll be in Middleport HUt Court Judge Patrick O'Brien. years. Cemetery. Friends may call at the · Fined by Judge O'Brien were vehicle; Kelly Thomas, VInton, slx Born Dec. 29, 1901, in Athens funeral homefrom6-9p.m. Sunday. Leonard Haning, II, Athens, $l00l months in jail with five months County, he was a coal miner and p JK R · and ·costs with $500 of fine sus- suspended, two years probation and then an engineer for Ohio Barge au • ussell pended, suspended six month jail costs, receiving stolen property; Lines. He moved to Columbus, sentence, a year' probation, and 30 Becky Phillips, Rutland, $~ and where he was an employee of the Paul K. Russell, 60, Rustle Hills, day license suspension for vehicular costs, expired temporary tags, $25 Ohio Department of Transporta Uon Syracuse, died this momtngshortly homicide; Da vid Eplin. Wester- and costs, failure to control vehicle; · and later a maintenance engineer at after arrival at theemergencyroom ville, $700 and costs, suspended 30 DamiliShepherd,Parkersburg,$00 . Grant Hospital. at Veterans Memorial HospitaL day jail sentence, slx months and costs, exp!red ~ohto license; · A member of the BPOE in · Arrangements by Ewing Funeral proba tion, and suspended 30 day Kenneth Mitchell, Langsville, $10 Columbus, he spent most of his ure ln. Home are Incomplete. · Ucense suspension for reckless and costs, unsafe vehicle; and Plary the Middleport area. operation; Edward Burgess, Cha· Oldaker, Letart, W.Va., $10 aitd He man1ed Anna Engllsh on June rleston, $467.50 and costs, breaking costs, driving left of center. 19, 1923, at Charleston, W.Va., and James J. Johnson Fined for speeding were Todd and enter ing; John C. Ingels, Long she Preceded him In death In 1946. Bottom, $250andcosts, three days ln Grover, Pomeroy, $100 and C<JSts; Jaines J . Johnson, 62, Rt. 1, jail, 60dayllcensesuspenslon,mVI ; Surviving are a son, Roland Randy Smith; PomeroY. $60 and Rutland, was dead on arrival early Mark Johnson, Middleport, $250and costs; Roy Meade, Bidwell, $22 and Singer of Rockville,_ Md.; eight daughters, Florence · Moore of .today at Veterans Memorial costs, three days in jail, 60 day costs; Thomas Piatt, Graysvllle, . Canton, Marcia Kincaid, Helen Hospital. Ucense suspension for OWl, costs · Ohio, $21 ahd costs; Curtis Shinn, The body wlll be taken to Calfee oniy for speeding; Brtan Bowling, Parkersburg, $22 and costs; Blair Owens and Sandra Wright, all ol Funeral Home, Beckley, W.Va., Racine, 15 days in jail with 10 days Windon, Pomeray, $22 and costs; Columbus, Rita Blair of Dayton, Joan Layne of ProctorvU!e, and where arrangements will be an- suspended, a year's probation and Gerald Orosz, Cuya Falls, Ohio, $23 nounced later. Ewlltg Funeral costs for disorderly conduct, $100 Jane Harper and Dorothy Casey, and costs; Jerry Earwood.• Vienna, Home was In charge . of local and C<JSts with $75offine suspended W.Va., $22and costs; Brent Adkins, both of Galllpolls; 43 grandchildren arrangements. ;md 48 great-grandchildren; and a for !allure to control vehicle; Paul Gallipolis, $21 and costs; Charles Pullins, Middleport, $100 and costs, Landers, Middleport, $22 and costs; reckless operation; Dwight Haley, and Loretta Atkins, Pomeray, $22 Mltldleport, 90 days in jail with &I and costs for speeding and $5 and costs for a stop sign. in James H. Singer 2-door, light tan with matching vinyl Interior, 6 cylinder engine, outomatl~ transmission, power steering & brakes, air condltlpnlng, am radio, wire wheel covers. .The flavor, color & vitamins of vegetables are all locked in. . · · · · CRISPCR'UST ·Today good taste & nutrition take the lead -~ on many·io-cai & rrationat1uands! , · ·Convenience is the key for the career and the on-the-go families. 4-door Hatchback, orange with black vinyl Interior-, automatic transmission, power steerln$1, am radio, radial tires & just 60,000 miles. Front wheel drive for "Go In the Snow." AND THE LOW PRICE & SELECTION ARE AT FOODLAND! • $2,70000 . . ·· ---·-•' ..: Southern teachers, A new three-year contract bethe 55 teachers of the Southern Local School Dls!Jict and the Souihern Local Board of Education was ratified by the board Thursday nlgltt : Thenewcontract,effectiveJan.1, ;J.98i, provides for a 7 percent pay increase this year; a 7 percent 'increase in pay In 1986; and a 617 percent Increase In 19B1. The fringe benefits package of the contract was lrnjiroved, with hospitalization and surgical benefits being extended from 120 days to a full year, and ure Insurance. - Under the previous contract, the starting salary for teachers was tween $12,700. Negotiations on the new package have been underway since last Aug. 1. The new contract provides for additional sick leave accumulation from 00 to 195 days, and severance sick leave days pay based upon accumulated will amount to35days of pay.If the te;lCh!!r has 10 years of experience or less in the dlstrtct Those with tenured service In the district, and those with ~. will received 40 days severance pay and those with over ~ years of service will receive 40 days' severance pay. On Jan. 1, 1!1!6, there will also be improved dental coverage. suspended, .costs and two years probation for assault; Charles Stewart, Dex.ter, $~ and costs, failure to control vehicle, $~ and costs, leaving the scene of an accident, slx months in jall with five months suspenctect and costs; . two • W.Va. , $30, speeding; Paul vatrrl:ooney , Pomeroy, $30, failuretodlsplay valid registration; Subrey Azar, Little Hocking, $50, speeding; and Robert Jeffers, Syracuse, $45, .running a stop sign. Admissions--Edith Ross, Pomeroy; Emmett Davis, Pomeroy; Eva McKinney, Rutland; Cella Batley, Long Bottom. . Discharges--Clarence Griffith, ·Chester Shattan. WUllam aower, ;Katherine Jacobs, Esla Russell, Flora Friley, Edith Ross, Stanton Coleman. $3,50000 r;;~~~~;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;~;;;~jl 1: • Meetiiig cancelled . Friday evening's meeting of the Meigs County REACT team has been cancelled. The meeting will be rescheduled at a later date. Dance-canc:elled nte hoedown scheduled tor Sunday at sacred Heart CathoUc Chu~h has been cancelled. sedan, red with matching vinyl Interior, white vinyl top, V-8 engine, air c:ond., cruise control, am radio, rear defogger. Nice clean Meigs County happenings Veterans Memorial top, y-a engine, air cond., cruls@ control, power door locks, tires. ~- door local car. SATURDAY FEBRUARY 2 9 -A.M.-5 P.M. . . '1,900 00 FOR STEW I SOOI'. tORN. MIXED, PEAS, WISCONSIN, ORIENTAL, CALIF. BLEND ·._·, Freshllke Vegetables 18 • 20 Revival scheduled Revival services scheduled for Frlday, Saturday and Sunday evening at the Rutland Church of .God have·been cancelled due to the weather. :Four inches••• (Continued from pa~e 1) ·con~lnued through muchofthestate 4oday, with one to three inches of snow expected .across Ohio. The National WeatherServtce has issued a winter stonn watch tor the southern ball of Ohio for tonight. A new wUtter--stw.""iii--w·aii CA-pei::cd tv _develop in the northern gulf today -and begin to move northeast along a Stationary front ,. new A farewell tea for Mary Martin planned for Saturday afternoon at Trinity Church has been cancelled. The tea had been planned by Meigs County Salon 710 and the American Legll!n Auxiliary, Dl'ew Webster Post 39, to honor Mrs. Martin who has been extremely active b) lnth groups since coming to Meigs County 22 years ago. Mrs. Martin and her family wlll move to Katy, Texas this month . JEWELRY * ELECTRONICS ·TOOLS ·• TOYS. MISC. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS ' AUCTIONEER: Howard Beasley Ohio lottery winner •All Sales Final CLEVELAND (AP) The winning number drawn Thursday nlghi in 'the Ohio Lottery's dally game, "TiteNumber,"waa887. In the "Pick 4" game, the winning number was TI32. The lottery reported earnings Thursclayof$943,719.50fromwager- •Not Responsible for Accidents t"~nn --e ...•• 11. , . , . , N''"'hPr ''Th.AP.arnfnoc --~---.....,.- - -------~-- came on sales of $1.180,862.50, while holders of winning tickets an> enUUed to share $237,143. NATIONAL WHOLESALE 255 WASHiiiG'i'ON S'i'IEET, liYiiiSWOOD • 12 oz. PKGS. steering & brekos, lock-out hubs, radial mud & snow tiios, sltdl"!! reer window, am-fm B·track, 56,000 miles . '4,50000 NEW YOfiK-----·- 12 oz. CAN 20 oz. 80)( STOP IN AND SEE MERRILL, JAY OR ALAN EVANS HOURS: Mon: thru Fri. 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., . aa.m. to 3 p.m. ,....,~~ Across from -- ~- Garlic Rolls 09 , ~ ton, custom deluxe. 350 engine. 4 speed transmission power Sprlt•, Tab Diet Coke PKG. Banquet Pies Apple Juice Coca-Cola 59 •API'LE•BLACKIIRRY•CHERRY•PEACH · MINUTE MAID -· - . '----- :::r-=-·-, ,- Tonight's basketball game between Meigs and Warren Local has been postponed untU Feb. 16. Since all Ga!Ua . County, Eastern and Southern Dlstrtcts tonight's SVAC schedule has lleen postponed. oz. 09 WEAVER'S RONDELETS • Reg. • Homeetrl• • Ch•••• •Italian Chicken 12 oz. PKG~ • . 1tOZ. .IOTTLES 40Z. PKGS. -- •Weekly Specijls •Money Saver Hems • USDA Choice Meats Produce l~rtenl.rungnnc'nl . j1111 - -- - p.m. Prien b.-nnii11.1IY dtsiiU~il Chance . ol Jlun'les norlheaot ~- Olherwlle lalrSuncla¥ and Monday. High both days in the~ • . Lowa 0.10, i\ chance of IIIOW • I Loc:tlly Owneil Tn~ll !!uDdaJ lltroulh n-Jay: Gallipolis Foodland 252 Third ~venue Gilllpolis, Oh Phone:-4.46-9764 Opelf -Weekdays ' 8 a.m . . 1D.p.m. Su.ndays 10 a.m. · 10 p.m. Ftltlltintl Winter storm watch tonlght. . 'fueeda.v. IIJih&lntltemld-~tolow Tonight, snow, possibly beco.mJng 11011:.......,. in the leePtlo- ~ heavy. Low arwnd ~- Saturday, ,..:---__:,_ _ _ _ _ __ (Continued from page 1) developnent can be beneficial to plant growth, he said, and excess water after heavy rains will be removed faster. Still another witness for thecompany, Elmer Templeton, a consulting petroleum engineer, said it is essentially Impossible to have a continuous fracture system sufficient to conduct large volumes of water from the ground surface to a --- mlne. ... - - . - Templeton is a con.Sultlng petroleum engineer and explained what happens to underground watesr supplies when fractures occur. - •WE ~EIERVE THE RIGHT TO LilT DUAIITITIEI•PRICEI EffrCTIYE IUNOAY. FEIIIUARY 3 niiiiiUIH IATUIIOAY, FEBRUARY I, 111!5•UIID.I · Winter storm watchposted · ·Geologist testifies - - --- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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