https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/33db69acafbb9ad95a85ba36a45a21ba.pdf c04cd999618b4962fd3721a757829b5a PDF Text Text ,GAllS out • T~.beUnd·· PI I fowid ' ' '11611fitllfapl ,,·- Nb.226 ' 1985 ' r I 1 Sec1ion, 10 Pogoa PomerQy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, March 4, 1985 25 Cents A Muhlmecllo Inc. Newop- eport _says crime rampant lti ' violence continues unabated In rail'S, a recent ABC1'V poll found 86 Anwric11, accordll:lg t.o il .!!aJiel tlW .. . . pPr~nr oUhose.sanipled.perceived . says crime wUI continue to afflict that crinnewas going up . . SOCiety unless · the government The study, titled "American attacks poverty, Ignorance and Valence & Public Policy," said ' unemployment vigllantlsrri was Onl' manifestation In a 223-page sequel to the crinne of that public pe'l'ception. However, commission studies growing out of in a statement accompanying the the assassinations or Robert F. report, foundation president _Lynn Kennedy and Martin Luther King Curtis -said Bl'mhard Goetz, the and the blg-clty rkits of the lSros, the New York subway gunman, ''went Eisenhower Foundation said Suntoo far" when he recently shot-four day that a go-It-alone· law enforceyouths whO accosted him. ment approach won't necessarily But the Eisenhower study said make streets safer. that regardless of acrual crime actual ~-,..:r.imP. rates, a ~nt ABC~Tv. po!Hound86 rates," the study said, "the fear of crlmel'emainsas !l"astashlgh today as It was In the 1960s. BEcause they influence how we live and act, fear and perception are important percent of those sampled ·perceived that crinne was going up. · The, sfildy, titled "American Valence & Public Polley," said vigilantism was one manifestation of. that public perception. However, In a statement. accompanying the report, foundation presidl'nt Lynn Curtis said Bl'mhard . Goetz, the New York subway vigilante, "went foo far" when he recently"shot four youths who accosted hinn. ."But to many ·.Americans, the vigilante symbolizes fnistra tlon and anger over being vlctinniled," Curtis noted. "There is a recognition that the pollee are limited In what they can do to prevenfcrime." ·:Regard!fss of Mj;AII;'tE~... WEU.., MEAN ... AA\! I MONDAY measures of crime." \ FBI statistics last October showed the number of serious crinnes reported to the police during the first halt of1984 was 5 percent b'lo\11. the figuri> for - the similar period oi 1983, based on preliminary ligures. · During the firs! half of 19M, overall violent crinnes . declined 2 percent But rapes reported to police Increased 6 percent and aggravated assauHs were up I percent, thl' report said. ' · 21 hUrt in ·O klahOma tornado By Associated Press March roared in like a lion as a· "very dangerous storm" dumped nearly 20 inches of snow on the northe rn Plains, closing highways, trapping rnptorlsts · and · shutting schools. while more spring-like tornadoes and thunderstorms hammered Nebraska, Kansas and Oklahoma. • where Rilndolph was pronouced At least 6 more Inches of snow Is dead at 8:55 p,J'!l, and Rollins at~: 29 expeeted today across the northern p.m . Plains before the storm moves T!Ie t~ns . were fis.!Jim:Urorru~e-.~acro," I'I(~YJ\rkstate.int.o.so.uthem _. Teenc;tgers drawn in raft accident 1VESDAY. P.O[IIIT PLEASANT Two Mason County youths were pronounce!l dead Sunday nlght at ~-"~-- Pleas~.nt Vall!1Y..HOJ!pital after both .a9Jlart'!ltl¥.-dr.own~.du.t:i.ng .a.raft- .• ri)Jt.i\!Onl!· With~ !hl~!!Y~_th_,,Jeffer~:.. tniCacclctent Ina p6nGaraP"o1ll't~SCOtt" Pi1Ttt<rso1f,'J""4; RF 2;- Poin Pl~asant farm , a Mason County Pleasant, when the raft capsiZed. Sheriff's Department news release Randolph and Lewis were unable revpaled this morning. to get onto the wooden, homemade The victinns were identified as raft or reach shore, but Patterson Frank Randolph, 14, Greer Road. ' hung onto the raft. Patterson and Point Pleasant and Lewis Rollins, another witness at the scene, Frank 16, Rt. 2, Leon. Yates, 14, Rt. 2, Point Pleasant, tried A dragging crew from th~ Point to rescue the victinns, but were Pleasant Volunteer Fire Depart - unsuccessfuL . ment ri?Covered th!.' bodil.'s from the The accident occurred around 7 pond located.on theJacksonSwlsher p.m. and the fire· department and Farm on Greer Road. Randolph's rescue squad arrived at the seen~ in body was recovered at 8 p.m. and minut es. The lnctdent remams . . .. d in II atlon b the sheriff's . . Y · Rollins at9p.m. The Point Pleasant un er ves g EMS transferred the two to PVH depanm~>nt. ~< l HARGREAVES ' Earthquake .,.., z.... a ... z . ~' ,. z ·' ~ ; 0 ~I del Mar / ! // ARGENTINA Pacific Atlantic Ocean. Ocean EARDIQVAKE - This map localea lhe area near Santlllgo, ChUe, where • ~ earthquake lent tbiMMncll ollerrllled people Into lhe atreei8S.MMif11. HoapMaJereported •a number ol peaplelnJuredbyflylng ~~- and plal&er, 'lbe dealll ioD conllnued to ~ Monday DM IIIII g. (liP; •perpiJQ(o); •I . ;.- . . . • Pacific Northwest across parts of reported. . Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin, MlnneElsewhere In Nebraska. half-inch sota, the Dakotas a nd Nebraska. haU pelted Fairbury and Juniata A tornado sla mmed into an andupto10inchesofsnowblanketed Oklahoma mobile home park Sun- Crawford In the panhandle. day t>.venlng; destroylhg nrne trail-"If's not rate, lt'.s just not ers and sending 21 . people to normal." Harry Gordon of the hospitals for treatment of injuries National· Severe Storms Forecast ranging from cut s and bruises to a Center said today. "It's a little early brokenbone,officialssaid. Winds up in the season:' to 75 mph c<~used widespread A . wind-whipped wlntl•r storm damage elsewhere.in the state. Sunday dumped up to 20 inches of Another thunderstorm-spawned snow on the I)6rthern Plains, tornado destroyed ~a~barn~and ~-b!owL~g~ uP,.:.:rooftop- !ev.er: Jirlf.tS •. NPwE.nf')vnd~theNruiOll.obW"M har .. . ~QP::'~"'=a , .chu.rS'h_. ~~~:~~·~~~~;~~;:~~~~ "I think It 's a very dangerous storm ;" said National Weather Service spokesman Dean Nesley in Minneapolis, where 13 'inches of snow fell by early today. "Jt'soneof the worst we've have in- several years. The. amount of snow, the amount of wind, just brought .every1hing to a standstill. " The storm, spawned in the Rockies on Friday, carried gusts up to 50 mph that made driving hazardous Into southern New Mexico a·~d ,western T..a"!:,as.,..,....,.,.,........._.._ .....,== ldf;'f~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;f',i~~~ . crews ru cover. Scores ,of moto-rists sought refuge at motels and armories, and even a ski resort was forced to close. 5ervtcesaTcr. · Parsons, Kan ., but'" caused no Blizzard warnings were posted Injuries. TWisters near Hastings for nm1heastern South Dakota after and York, Neb.. damaged several winds gusted to ~ mph. Wintet· buildings.' No injuries were storm warnings extended from the move the mounof Oregon and northern Californla by today, possibly mak ing travel difficult Gallia motorist fair after Sunday wreck. A Gallla Cou_nty man Is listed in fair condition at Veterans Memorial Hospital. where he is undergoing t t . t f . in ' . If ed I rea men OJ tunes su er n a single-car accident Sundav evening on SR 124. · · Virgil R. Roush, !\.1, of Rt. 4, GaUipolis, is being trea ted for head trauma and chest pain, hospital officials said. The Gallia-Melgs post of the Ohio State Highway Patrol said Roush was westbound on 124, when he apparently ·tost control of his car, which ran off the left side of the-road and struck a pole. Roush's car sustained heavy damage In the 6:45 p.m . accident, t mopers said. A CoolvUle woman was cited by )~~ ,, homes to adult volunleers. Rick Tench, a voltu&eer from Mason County, helps Justin Holcomb Dp~re oot how to roD the ball down the lane. Justin Is too young lor the program, but ltio> older brother participates In Gallla -- - - - · -.- County. - - -- OK, THIS IS HOW IT'S DONE - Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Meigs, Gallia, Jackson and Mason counties held Bowl lor Kids' Sake at SkyUne Lanes lnGallipollsSatunlay. The event wasa!undralserlorthe organlzatloi) which iruilches children ages 6 to 17 fromSlngle-par...C the patrol following a two-car collision Sunday morning on SR l TrooiJ('rs said Ruth C. Boggs, 32, was back'ing from ~ private drive, whrn she apparently failed to see a •outhbound car driven by Charles Stou t, 8). of Long Bottom. Troopers said Boggs' car was struck in -the rear by Stout at 10:50 a. m. Boggs' car sustained heavy damage In the collision and troopers said Stout's ca t was moderately damaged. Boggs was clicd by troopers for fa !lui~· to yield the right of way from a private drive .. ,_ A Rutland woman was cited by· tTOOjX'rS for faiiUrCtOyleld following a two-car collision Saturday night in the Intersection ofSR 124 and Meigs Watson , ~·ustained minor injuries Co. 16. A car driven by Nancy R. but was not treated when thecarshe Ashworth, 27, of Patriot, was was riding ln. drtve~ by Bl'yerly A. westbOund on '124. when a car; WatSon, 40, also of Rt: 1, Northup, driven by Sherry McKinney, 24, of apparently went off the right side of Rutland. reportedly pulled from 35and strucka'treeatll: 15a.m.The southbOund 16 into the path of patrol said Watson's car sustained Ashworth'~ car at 9: :ll p.m. No moderate damage in the Incident . Injuries were reported in the TWo drivers escaped Injury when acCident. which caused light darn - their cars collided head-on Saturday agP to Ashworth's car, troopers evening on Nebo Road, · GaU!a said. McKinney's vehicle was not . (ounty. damaged. troopers added. According to the patroL Carolyn Escapes Injury L. Spurlock, 36,ofRt. 2. Patriot, was A Rt. I, Northup, girl escaped northbound and .John W. Cox,4l. of serious lnjury'when the car in which Oak Hill, was SQuthbound, when she was riding Wl'nt off the right side their cars reportedly met on a of Wa lnut Twp. 35 Sunday morning hillcrest and collided at 8: ffi p.m. Both cars sustained light damage in in Gallla County. Troopers said S.year-old Cathy L. . the accident, troopers said. Death toll climbs in Chilean earthquake sands of people camped out In rubble-filled streets today as Chilean clUes shook with thl' after· shocks of a major earthquake that killed at least 89 people and Injured 2,(XX), The Sunday evening quake crumbled walls, cut communications and swayed skyscrapers In the capital of Santiago and other major cities In an !OJ.mlie stret~h of Chile, which hugs South America's southern Pacific toast for more than2,ti00 miles, On the advice of authorltles, thousands of people camped on blankets In the dark, debrls-f!Ued streets rather than return to their homes. Autborltles warned that walls In many of the adobe hOmes In towns ncar Santiago were cracked. and that they might collapse In the aftershocks. "Our house may collapse anylinn~>. J think I'll stay outside at least unni dayllgiu," saici M'onica Gar. Mass In San Bl'mardo, just outside It was the end of the world." with nel~hbors on a sidewalk In a Santiago and the twin citif'S of Santiago, saldJalmc Garcia, goverSantiago suburb. "The walls are full ·valparaiso and Vina del Maron ttl(> nor of the capital. of cracks,'' she sa !d. Pacific coast, where 6 million of The quake struck at 7:47 p.m. The National Earthquake InforlUi million people live, Chile's (5: 47 p.m. EST), and shook Santimation Center in Golden, Colo., said _appeared to be thC' hardest hit , said the quake measured 7.4 on the ago for· about five minutes. Jose the Government EmergencyOtn.;e. Richter Scale. Within six hours, Carcamo, who lives on the sixth Deaths also were report.ed In the Santiago residents had felt about 48 floor of a downtoWn Santiago cities of Rancagua and San Antonio. aftershocks, someofthem so strong appartment building, said: "AU of a they rocked highrlses. Milder trem- sud<k>n, this huge cloud of reddish ors continued well Into the night Francisco Cuadra, ·the government's chief spokesman , said early today that at least 89 people had Tickets for Friday's basketball lettering and innprinted with a died. However, the government game between Eastern and Green basketball emblem and the slogan, feared the death toll would increase Franklin Furnace will be on sale-at "Sta:(in' Alive In '85 - Eastern as reports caml' tn· from remote $3 each, throughout the week at Sectional High School Champions." places and communications were •Eastern High. The game wlll begin The limited supply of shirts will graduaily restored. Officials said at 7 p.m. In Chlllirothe with doors sell tor$5.~1nsmall, medium, large that at least 2,!XXl people were hurt . opening at 6 p.m . · and l'xtra-large sizes. Flfty·thrE'I' of the deaths were In hOnor of Eastern's sectional For additional Information, or to reported In Santiago, where thou- basketball titlE', the Eastern baseordl'r, 'contact Scott Wolfe or call sands of people ran screaming from ball team will help celebrate spirit Eastern High School. Utl'lr homes and broken glass weo!k by seiling sectional championThe shirts are expected to atTIVP shoWered thl' streets. ship T-shlrts. Thui'JI(Iay at the school. Ten people died when thc"tront The shil'lswm be green with white Tournament ticke•s on sale at Eastern �(:ommentary Ill Court Str.eet Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~lb --"4J"' Patrick Buchanan, who Is now .' position about what they wUI and the White House's director of won't publish from pubUc persons. communl~atlons, Is all the more T!te rule seemed to crystallize Interesting for being difficult to around the proposition that a r-r'\....J'-""Tt r"T""E:=!dl~ ""'"'"" ...4 11 ......... ..... .., ........... ~....... ......... . . "".......... ..... ............. ~.....~ -........ . BOB HOEFLICH General Manager public offlce. Even to public office as an aide to a president. That Isn't even public In one's own right. It Is service to an Individual. It Isn't widely known that somewhere along the late '60s, the nation's editors cam slowly to a A MEMBER of The Assoclatrd Press, Inland Dally Press Associa - ti on and the- American Newspaper Publlshf't•s Assoc l~tlon . LETTERS OF OPINION an• wf'ltome. They should 1x> less !hem 3011 woqls Ion~. All lrt!Pr!! ar{" subjPr lto l'dlllng a nd mu s t be I'll~ ned with namt>. addn-ss and lrl f"phone number . No unsigned lel!ers will be publlshffi . [.(>tiers should be In ~ood fast£', addrrss lng issues , not p('rso nall tlf"s . · Democra•s ri~aT~iiOiicv. . ... - p .. .. ~ . • pl~ed . b~ . · -- . , coulicirs. · ~rSVii • Thilll•flg - ... , »• J.Or-puuuc ·oo,c-e-, ur ·· jvb vt db-ector u% cvm~im1cattons . .. mayor YorkCity my column was regularly published In New York- though I took care not to devote any columns to the subject· of the campaign Itself. When Ronald Reagan aMounced that he would run for president, he Instantly discontinued his regular that Is to give up a great deal In return for the White House job. Most people tend to measure these things In terms of cash·ln· pocket. And there Is no aoubt that receiving a civil servant's pay, Pat Buchanan Is surrendertng (I guess, . but my guesses are Informed) 75 . , • " • " . . .. . . . . . . ., By KEml WISECUP THE PLAINS - Shertdan ad· vanced Into the Athens class AA sectional championshipgame with a fast-paced 74-61 win over Meigs here Saturday. The Generals, now 15-6 on the · year . . will lace "cinderella" NelsonvUle-York Saturday, March · _ 9, at!! p.m. !n ·~ ~tl6!!a! crown. Nelsonville-York upset number one seeded Gallipolis 54-50 In Satur. day's second game. The "run and gUn" Generals connected on six straight free · throws, all one-and-ones, In the final a half-dozen ,people every day, whereas yesterday he was addressing, every day, several million. The difference, of course, Is that ·the half·dozen people he addresses he Is tnstructh'lg. Glying orders. Telling_ them what to do to further this or that presidential objective. Patrick Buchanan has shown that he Is, DRIVES - Jay Ctii'JIIlll&er (00) of Meigs drives around Jell Henry ( 13) during acUon In Saturday's Clas!lAASedlonaJToumarnentgarneatAih-IHp School. Clll'pellter filllsbed his Marauder career with . .·- ~.~~-·~,~~~~:r~~;;;:~;~7'~-:~:;~;-t" ~- --~ Sheridan eliminates Meigs percent of his Income. In terms of eri;:s of energy expended, It Is hard to say whether, at night, he sleeps . with greater repose for knowing there Is no dP..ll~i!!l(> he lll'l'ds to meet tomorrow. Or whether the pressure of the White House Job wm keep him as har11ssed as ever he was by the pressures of the _prtvate sector. But he has surrendered·, at least a hard.won beach- syndicated radio broadcasts. Now, someone runnlng for president Is ruMingtorvery high stakes. Not so someone who holds down the have known him off and on for 20 holding public . office, .does not By accepting the Invitation to serve years (I am one) who would not qualify for newspaper syndication. In ttJa,t job, Patrtck Buchanan gave clalnn to know him Intimately, for This was a departure. When Sen. · up a syndicated column growing In ·all that there Is a great affinity In • Barry Goldwater ran for the public recognition, and gave up, Republican nomination In 1964, he atsei, two television programs, one the public policy positions to which we are committed. What he has published his syndicated column, of them soown nationwide sev'eral done, In taking the White House job, a!!.\tc,Qntinued to do sortg!)tthrough . tlnnes a week, the ROBERT L. WINGE'IT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/ Controller . ' ~\ .. . .As If life weren't difficult enough for the Democrats, the party's many would-be leaders are institutionalizing !heir divisions by forming rival · policy councils. "We're talking about making one Democratic Party," said Sen. Lawton Chiles of Florida. one of a groupofSouthernand Western officeholders woo wete trying to explain how creating two policy councils could add up to one . party. "For too many years Democratic officials have been running away from the party," said Rep. Richard Gephardt of Missouri, looking for all the world like a, politician .putting distance between himself and the national party. The latest chapter In the efforts of the Democratic Party to find a way b;lck after two landslloe defeats_at the hand of ~onald .Reagan began . months ago when Paul Kirk Jr., then a candidate for party·chalrrnan, annou-nced that if elected he would create a Democratic National Polley Council to involve elected officials and other party activists In formulating positions on variety of issues. Kirk said his choice to head such a group was Gov. Scott Matheson of Utah. a Democrat with a record of winning elections In a Republican stronghold. While Kirk and'flve others campaigned for the chairmanship, Gephardt and Govs. Bruce Babbitt of Arizona and Charles RobbofVIrglnia, took the lead In trying to find someone elo;e to enter the race and sweep the party off - ·- --Its feet. They failed. Kirk was the winner and true to his word he moved quickly to form a policy council headed by Matheson. · Now comes the Democratic Leadership Council billed by Its founders as WASHINGTON - With a columan effort to give elected officials imeffective voice In party deliberations. nJst's presumption, I have for 38 But if they needed a voice, what was wrong wl.th Kirk's policy council? years been straightening out pres!For the governors, If the policy council wouldn't be t nough, how about the dents and reminding them of facts they would rather forget. I'm happy Democratic Governors Association? Then there's tne Senate Democratic Caucus and the House.DemocU~Jic Caucus- Gephardt_is chairman of the to provide this unwanted service to latter. President Reagan; whose memory Sen. Sam Nunn of Georgia has made it clear he felt the party should have failed him as · his last press conference. nomlnated someone more conservative than Walter F: Mondale In 1984. "My Influence wasn't felt In 1984," he said. Nunn said that he supported He was asked by UPI's veteran Sen. John Glenn of Ohio, until his candidacy collapsed In the early White House correspondent, Helen prlnnaries :.... although it is hard to recall the senator being much help to •Thomas, about the unratified SALT Glenn In Georgia. ., II arms-control agreement·. ' An unstated factor behind tpeforrnatton of the leadership council was the "Jack Anderson said in his belief ollts largely conservative supporters thai Kirk's identification with column today that In 1981 you Sen. Edward M. Kennedy could hurt the party. The party chairman was an ·passed the word to Moscow that, Mo <Pn•tnr In thP l!l70s . even If the Senate ratified SALT II, • e you would not sign It," she ... _""'' a The Deily Sealinel Pllge-3 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Buchanan's gutsy way __...:..,.__W_i_llia_.m_F._B--.,..uc_kl_ey_~J_r~ . The -Daily Sentinel ---~"1~ Page · 2-The Deily Sentinel ~· Pomeroy-Mic:ldlllport, Ohio Monday, Merdl4, 198& powers af,e so I)Jghl_y _dt:Velpped. ~ _ Richard Vlguerte, the whiz directmall conservative and editor of the Conservative Digest, feels simIlarly that his role In life Is unconsummated: and so he announces thai he will run for lieutenant governor of VIrginia. One applauds such devotion to the public enterprise, while, at the same time, acknowledging that If everyone were to opt ,for the activist alternative, those · huge reservoirs '" of analysis and evangelism would . . dey up, and !t Js,..toose that .oo!.!!'!sh-H.the thought of a self-ruling people. It Is a commonplace In Amertca to suppose that one Is not "In· volved" In politics, at least not seriously Involved In politics, If one Isn't engaged In public office, or In running for public office. That Is, ''" simply, not the case. Lapse-of-memory_-________J_ac_k_An_d_er_so_n "" . confusion. I have read dozens of unilateral disarmament was kept classified documents deathig with secret until suspicious senators the SALT II negotiations. I frankly . began demanding answers. got lost, too, In the jungle of All the while, the White House Impenetrable verbage, entangling encouraged the American people to phrases and dense, technical believe that the United States and underbrush. Soviet Unlon had agreed to abide by Out of this wilderness, rumors the unratified treaty. leaked that Reagan had reached a My associate Dale Van Alta has secret understanding with the examined the secret record. To Soviet Union In 1981 and had refresh the president's memory, neglected to mention this to the here are some exact quotes: Senate, which should have been - "In September 1981, the U.S. consulted. Some concerned senanotified the U.S.S.R. that It would tors began making discreet lnquir- not seek ratification of SALT II, -les· six months ago. thus relieving both parties under On Feb. 1, the senators got a International law of any obligation secret, sensitive report from the with respect to the treaty.'' The - The ·exceptions, the White " House report explains, "were agreed to be obsolete with the passage of time." Use of the word "agreed" shows that both sides were aware that SALT II's limits had been breached. - Apparently, the adnnlnlstratlon naively believed the Soviets would not build aiw more SNDVs, but would be satisfied with the 2,500 they had already deployed. Con fesses the report: "The logic of the U.S. and U.S.S.R.'s 1982 statements to abide by SALT II assumes that some nuinerlcal ceiling on SNDVs exists, even though there was not explicit :~~~~~~~-2!1-~~ ..lt~~-;r-· the secret accommodation In the most favorable possible language. But It concedes that Reagan notified the Soviet Union he would not go ahead with the SALT II treaty, that the Soviets then began ):mtldlng Intercontinental missiles as fast as they could, that the Pentagon dutifully dismantled old weapons to stay within the limits of the unratified treaty, and that this agreement, the Reagan admlillstratlon expected the Soviets to hold back production as the United States was doing. Complains the report: "The U.S.S.R. has deployed SNDVs above (the cap) In violation of Its potential commitment under SALT u. Such activity Is Indicative of a Soviet policy Inconsistent with the political commitment." u PQid& The TVC champ8 were Ollllted by' the 'run and gun' Sheridan Generals, '7~- Shertdan meets Nelllonvllle-York Saturday night In the tournament championship game: 1 . the le~e. and we went down Into the third canto. fighting. We have a good future," But after traDing by 44-33, Meigs' saki Dnunmer. _aggressiveness against Sheridan's. Neither team Shot l/flry weDTrom press resulted In four straight hoops the tleld, Meigs making 211 of Ell for and had lowered the score to 44-41 41 percent and Sheridan :M of &I for with 2:431eft In the third period. Shertdan had butlt Its advantage :rl percent. to 53-45 by the third quarter's end. Carpenter scored lour baskets In The Generals won It at the foul the !~urth per!od's!!rst twn !'!".L~!,!tes !!r.~where 26c! 35 !e!! !or 74 ~nt and led the Marauders to within to Meigs' U ol22 lor 50 percent. two, 55-53. Again the. Generals The bigger Marauders comstruck like Ughtnlng and were up manded the boards wtlh 50 com66-57 with only three nnlnutes to go. . pared to 34 for Shertdan. Chancey Coach Doug Hlll · ordered his Jed Meigs with 16 while Carpenter Generals Into a spread offense at had Dave Fisher seven, Wise ln 1681·England'sKingCharlesllgrantedachartertoWIIJiamPennfor an area of land Ihat later became Pennsylvania. In 1791. Vermont became the 14th state. In 18~. an unruly crowo mobbed the White House durtng the inaugural reception for President Andrew Jackson. lnl8J7,the1Uinoisstateleglslaturegranteda citychartertoChlcago In 1861, the Confederacy adopted the "Stars and Bars" flag design. · In 1885, President Grover Cleveland and VIce President Thomas A Hendricks wPre Inaugurated. · Letters to editor A cat with ESP I used to take Extra Sensory Perception with a grain of salt. After the last two years, I have changed my mind, especially when It comes to Floridian felines. My mother spends the winters In Flortda. No sooner does she arrive, than a cat appears and Is expecting kittens. Being a lover of all animals, she makes room for the cat and anxiously awaits for the arrival of · the basement. My father and I count those cats dally, trying to find them all outside, so we can close up the window. We have finally decided those cats take turn standing guard duty because every time we take a head-count, there Is always one missing! Some say animals are dumb but when you think about It - woo Is It that's out working every day and planned ahead for her arrival! Two years ago, when It came, time to return home, the mother cat and five kittens were flown to OhiO on a jet plane. Last winter the same thing happened. To date, she Is the proud owner of 12 cats, woo have been spayed, neutered and are fat as "butterballs." This winter, the cats somehow managed to get a window open to food and water being carried to them? I talked to my mother recently, on the phone. She Informed me that a Tomcat has showed up at her , place and she Is cartng for him. Do you suppose he Is. planning on hitching a rtde to Ohio, so he can be rejoined with his family?- Maxine Diddle Sellers; 3048J Valley Ball Rd., Racine. Ohio 45771. We goofed! The Sentinel Sports Department extends a big "I'm sorry" to all the Meigs Marauder fans wbo waited at the high school Saturday morn· lng for sectional tournament basketball tickets. The Sentinel had been nnJslnformed as to !he ticket sales date, which read In Frtdsy's edition as being on sale Saturday !rom 9-ll a.m. Athletic director GoFdon Fishel' and Principal James Miller, wbo repeatedly take the blame for such nnlsfortunes, once again were on the pointed end of the !Inger. Neither Fisher nor Muter had anything to do with the misinformation. I'm the one who goofed. Saw a tiote on the official scorer's table after Meigs-Belpre game and took for granted It was true. r should have.checked with FIB~~- - ~elth Wisecup. bound by the SALT II treaty, and they began to build up their arsenal over the limit. "Is that true?" she asked. "I read that myself this mornlng," Reagan reaspqnded, "and I went Into the office and f said , 'Where Is all of this coming from?' I do not remember any statement from the Soviet Union of that kind.'' I don't blame the president for his 8100d·. Y. m· es'sage vehlcles,"whlcharecalledSNDVs..- . By the following June, the Soviets had already accumulated 2,500 SNDV's. This led to a meeting between then-Secretary of State Alexander Halg and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko on June 18-19, 1982. Confides the belated report to the Sen;ite: "Both sides would abide by SALT II with some excepllons.'' ,• Don Graff ., I To which of the following groups would you say the United States belongs: 1. Brttaln, Canada, France, the Netherlands, Norway. 2. Cuba, Ethiopia, Iran, VIetnam, the Soviet Union. If the crtterlon is the death penalty, It's the latter. All of those countries - to oversimplify for the moment - are In !he practice of killlng their own citizens to maintaln law and order. And If Amertcans find the association disturbing, they should. We're keeping some very bad company. There seems to be, according to Larry Cox, lnforma- a between a society's acceptance of the.takfng of life under civil law, the ultimate In cruel and Inhuman punishment, and a baste disregard . for human rights. Amertcans may think that does ' not apply to their society, but they · are missing a connection. They may be horrified, explains Cox, that In a Chile or South Korea, "prtson·ers are taken, strapped down and _electric shock Is applied to their bodies until they are In excruciating pain.'' Yet -those same Amertcans may find It acceptable that In Flortda and Georgia "prtsoners are taken, strapped down and electrtc shock Is applied to their bodies until they are dead." This raises not only ethical problems for Individual Amertcans, when they think about It, but can he detrtmental to the nation's Image and lnfluenceJrttPmatlnnally,- points out John Healey, executive director ol Amnesty In this country. . When the Amertcan government protests the execution of dissidents In the Sudan or of members·of the Baha 'I faith In Iran, It has, In the eyes of the leaders of those countries, a weak case. They see this country doing essentially the same thing. The blacks and Hispanics, the poor who can't afford a lawyer and who are the most numerous Inhabitants of Death Row, U.S.A., are also, In effect, being killed for political reasons. Death Is being used by government as a coercive measure. "What happens," says Healey, " Is you lose the moral authority of where a death sentence can be ment Is made locally rather than Imposed for clvll crimes. They · nationally makes no difference to aren't all bad guys. The Jist Includes the rest of the world. Belgium, Ireland and Japan. "If the Unlted States Is going to The United States and Australfa kill 1,400 people (the current are In a category by themselves as population or ~ath row)," says . federated countries In which some Healey, "the message ts pretty ~ jurisdictions allow the .death pebloody at a time when you're · ~ natty and others do not. But the fact talking about peace and security." that the decision on capital pilnlsh- r 1 ., , " Berry's World . " the message you've got to kill ;~~~~a'?~~~tha~t~a~lm~o~s~t :--;:;~~~~~~RD~blnso~;~n~f~lv~e~ :::=;::;:_x ,_,.·-ousf=niiie:'"l.)evils ;=~===·-"Ef::0E::;:~r~!:.~f~~"-::~:~~~1~o~~i!~~~~~~·-- I:r~~~;;~:~:E:-·=;~ "We picked a poortlmetoplay our worst game of the year.'' That's how Gallipolis Basketball . Coach Jlnn Osborne summed up his Bll!e ·Devils' 54-50 upset loss to Nelsonville-York l{l semifinal play of the 1985 Class At,. Sectional Tournament al The Plains Saturday , night. Academy, shooting better Gallla than 50 percent on the year (20 games 1 hit only 31 percent against the BUckeyes' zo~~defen!!E' (1~o(58l as Coach Virgil Grandy's Buckey~ advanced to Saturday's finals against Sheridan. Earlier In the evening, the Generals downed number two seeded Meigs, 74-67. GAHS was top-seeded In this year'sAthensAA .sectional, and ranked lOth In last week's final state poll conducted by the Associated Press. -Ignore Ratings, Remrd , . The 'Buckeyes Ignored both Gallla's season record against some · top-levi clubs and high state ranking. NYHS simply outplayed the Blue Devils to earn a spot in the sectional finals. GAHS led 13-12 after one period despite hitting only slxofl8fleldgoal attempts. _In the second canto, the Buckeyes outscored GAHS 1().5 to take a 22-18 halftime advantage. GAHS was two of l2 In this period, and was held scoreless until Jeff Atkinson's free toss spilt the nets with 2: 461eft In the half. Gallla's defense did keep the Blue Devils close, but In the third period , the Buckeyes pulled away to six and efght pint leads. NYHS .led 36-30 after three quarters. --- ~, GAHS carne to life In the flnai stanza. DoWn 38-32 (7:37) the Galllans finally pulled In front 40-39 on Dan Dressel's long · jumper (5: 16). Gallla led 42-41 on a Gary Harrtson jumper (4:36) and 45-44 on a Dressel free lt:u"Q\\' (2; ~) before . the Bucks pulled It out. Ru.sl!eU lOts From Afar Mike Russell popped one In from downtown (2: 16). Jay Kline then scored an easy layup (1: 38) to put NYHSin thedrlver'sseat. The Bucks went Into a passing game, forcing GAHS to foul repeatedly . GAHS kept battling back, pulling within three at the: 44 nd :~marks7butcharltytosses·by Kline Iced the victory, NelsonvilleYork's 16th _against. six setbacks. GAHS bowed out at 17-4. GAHS had an edge on the boards, 30-28. Kev Carty picked off 14. Brtan Bullock ha.d nine for the Bucks. GAHS had only seven turnovers, NYHS had 15. The Galllans were 14 of 24 at the lou lllne for 58 percent. Nelsonville-York was21of38from the field for 55 percent. The winners were ]2of23at the line (52 percent) . · Kline led the Bucks with 19markers. Russell and Bullock each had 10. OSU edges Gophers An Ayatollah Khomelnl, he con· tlnues, Is as sincere In his belief that those he executes are a threat to society ·as are authorttles In Ibis country when they put crtmlnals oil trtal for their Jives. The killings are always justified In the name of some higher cause. "In a place like Guatemala," Cox says, "It might he preventing revolution. In a place like Ethiopia, It might be preventing counterrevolution. In the Soviet Union It might be preventing embezzlement. And In the United States the higher cause Is deterring murder." France, !he Netherlands and Norway are among 26 countries that do not have the death penalty for any crtme. Another 18 countrtes, Including Brttaln and Canada,. reserve It for exceptional climes, most commonly conunltted under mlllt~l"\1 law nr tn WArth~'WII ···-·--ol -·· --- ··-----· ~- Tit!! SOVIets and comp1111y BLUFFI'ON, Ohio (AP) -Date Szabo scored 37 topoints lead Defiance College a 78-75toVIctory over Bluffton College .In the first ' round of the NAJA Dlstrtct 22 basketball playoffs Saturday. Brent Renollet added l2 for Defiance. Bluffton was led by Pete Dumonte with 26 points and Bruce • Llllo had 47 points for Malone CANTON-, Ohio (APl -Michael . ' ' ·1· 1 "' ~· ... '" " ... . .• .. j}, ' ,., ' "" ' "' "'... " ... AND one of our KGB tJQents managed to buy the plsn for the American $600 TOILET SEAT!" . ' "'- ... art! among 131 countrtes and territortes ~ 0 thrower. "I didn't think It would happen," lheG-5 sophomore said. "Troy shot it and It hung on the rim. Shasky >jumped too soon and I just tipped it ln ." Said Shasky: "It was like slow motion. When ltwascomlngoffthe rlnn, 1 was coming down !tom my Jump." . And just like that. Minnesota Cal)1e ~rashlng _down fror,n an. uplifting ttiree-polnt lead It had earnedwlthasuperbrallylatelnthe game. · With their eighth loss In lOgames, the Cophers, yearning for a !'!aIlona! Invitation Tournament bid , fell to13-13overall and G-101ntheBig Ten. Redmen face Defiance tonight ,,. " • balltoitrnamentdreams? The Gophers' John Shasky has first -hand knowledge. "Our chances are fading," the . 7-footjunJorsald after a tantalizing, rlril-rolllng rebound eluded his grasp and paved the way fQr Ohio State's 78-77 Big Ten victory Saturday. . Ohio Slate's Dennis Hopson outwaltedShasky, turning an errant osu free throw Into what might eventually be an NCAA TournamentbldfortheBuckeyes. ' , . "I toought It was going to rotate backwards and fall In," said Troy Taylor, who ll'ilssed with 1: <Xi remaining atter his three free throws had tied the game at 75-75. "But It bounced, hit the front rlmand just hung.'' and wlll face Rio Grande on the road Mllnday Ill the district semifinals. Bluf(tonended Its season at lS-10. Malone '102, Findlay 119, 30T •· PeoPle to control your people.'' ..' 50. seconds to seal their win. The .• season ': - SChmus narrowed a nine-point deficit at the cey, on the Sheridan ha.d only eight turnovthree minute mark to three polHts since nnldway Into the fourth with 56 seconds to go. pertod, the Marauders, behind ers, an amazingly low figure for Shertdan was led In scortng ty Wise, rtpped off stx straight points their type of offense, while Meigs three seniors, Doug Fisher with 22. In the next two minutes while had an unch81;8ctertstlc 15. Meigs Jon Rhodes with 21, and Earl Shertdan nnlssed the front end of was whistled for 26 fouls and Schmus added 15. two straight one-and-ones to make Shertdan 21. Meigs' Rick Wise, woo dn>w tt 66-63 with )16 seconds to go. Playing their final game fqr : praise from both coaches with his But Shertdan, who made 26 of 35 Meigs was seniors Carpenter and -, _ · ~ · D resseI led a II scorers w1t,. 23 . Carty finished with 11 Box . · "....=~~.-,.,.,..,II'"'~ '""'" ·'"'' ~, 11 ,,., 11 , ""~""' ""'' ""''"""' "''' s10""""~ r~·u~n·o.f).(); Atiun.'IOOI).f.J.ror,w,uHt-:~o. "'•"> ""' NEiiiONVIIJ...&VOKII. iM) Klloe >~J'' Bollodt !).(}.!It, w•"""' 2-1-,, ""'"'" '~,:~.:,;:,;,~,'- ="'-""·""· """'""''.. ... , ,.• _.vo,, ... ":»-" .. ...11 , 111 " · ............. l2 JJ>-co Sheridan took the lead at 12-11 with three straight two-pointers late In the first quarter and were never headed affer1hat. Racing to the offensive end on every occasion, the Generals seemed headed to blowing the Marauders out with U-polnt leads, theflrstlateinthesecondquarterat 36-25, and the last at 44-33 midway shooting thjrd straight year that the . two · "Our kids really did a good job . schools had met In tournament keeping the ball away from Chanplay. Shertdan won 72-M In 1983and cey. Wise hurt us more than we had \\(ent on to win the sectional expected. He and «:;arpenter really championship. Meigs won 48-431ast picked them up. Our _·pressure year. caused them a lot of problems. Alexander won the S!!Ctlonal last . They're a good ball club with some year. big, strong kids," commented Shertdan coach Hill. ' SHERIDAN ~74) '_ F'lstwr g...a..22: Palnler 2·H: Schmus 3-9·i5: Walters 0-().{); Rhodei Meigs Coach Greji: Drummer 1;.9·11 : H('nry 1.0.2; Oehlman 1..()..2. To&MI also thought his team played,well. U-18-74. MllljJS (1171- Wis<; .!l-8-26; RQblnson4-J-9; "We had an outstanding eflort, 7.0..14; Fisher 2-0-4; Chancey4-0-8; i'$fl"ClaJiy )n ttw>-I'('CoOO )lalf. Wise ··· Carprft!(>f PVW\·11 2~1-.t. ·&.i;;ti" 3-2-:l; -·Har-r'$; 300; r did an outstanding job and so did Lon~ ().0..(); l<ffinedy 04<l: Shank~· Tot&ll Carpenter. We just weren 't patient ,._11-t'l. Byq........: . enough on offense in the first half. Sheridan ............... .. ......... ..14 22 17 21-74 We had a heck of a year. wlnnlng MelliS ...... ............ .............. 12 15 ll! 22--<n ' QUESTION: Iown some shares in amliuallund.l have 'eceved notJces oLtaPJal g;rinsJilal are being rein- . . · "Enrolltd to i vested lor me. I have also been notified that IN! fund is paying the tax on these gains. How ~~<II th~ affect my income tax' ANS*ER: You will receive a Farm 2439. The undistributed capllal gains are includible in your income and the capital gams tax paKI on your behatt is claimed as a cred~ on you1 tax return. II th~ credrt exceeds your tax l~bil 1ty, the difference wdl be reluntled . Before the lnternll Ravenu1 Service." ANOTHER SERVICE OF DRAWS PRAISE -Meigs senior Rick Wise (11) with 11 career high 2G H&R BLOCit points drew praise lrool bolh roaches following Sheridan's 7~ vldory over Melp Saturday night In the Class AA Sectional sennl-flnals at Athens IUgh School. Rise is double teammed hy the.Generals' Dan Relehiey ( ll) and Jeff Henry ( 13). TliE INCOME TAX PEOPLE 618 -1- MINNIE~iP()LJS (AP.) :_Sports The most surprtsed player on the ~~""t;;~~~~~~;J:-.:3"'~"--':;,_.;~~u:c==":::::. (gey::"-: ;=:~~~;:;~~;:i\~~~~~:.:~~i~C::.~~~~!!.,~~~.~~~:~~;"_ ~JL~~~~~~~~~.~}&~~~~:~~ -~~~~~n~p.;~·· i 'i~acl~ol"'irlf'Ej~~tif~~~~~;:c,1:'~::;;n~v~~afl-l; u.; J,k,.,il:-"~~1lffi~~::;,;;:;~g'l:a:c-: ~:~~:;;:~;~~::2=~~~~~~---~-:·;---~-;·;-~-~-;;-:·;=;·.;·-~·-;-;;;;;;;;=;;:;;;:;:~~ Today Is Monday, March 4, the 6.1rd dayofl985 . Thereare302days left in the year. . Today's highlight in history: On March 4• 1789, the Constitution of the United States went into effect as the first Federal Congress I)'Jet In New York . The lawmakers had to ad~nu~~o~atl~~ lack of 3 qumum . • ... College In a trlple-overtlnne 102-99 victory over Findlay College In the first round of the NAJA District 22 basketball tournament Saturday. Dave Shutt had 22 points, Dan Perry had 11 and Craig Hecker had 10 to round out the scortng for Malone. Gary Jones led Findlay with 28, followed by Randy Kortok· raxwith:M.RandyO'DellandRoyce Laslon each chipped In l2 for Flndi8Y- . '!'he score was 76-76ut J11e end of, nel~r .~m was llble to score In the first overtime pi!rlod. At the end of the second overttme It was 85-85. . Both teams shot more !hart 60 per: cent trorn 1jx_"fiefa. ; . Malone, 22--8, will mce Walalt ; Monday In the sernl1lnal dlstrtct : game. 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It's the power of choice. ,, ... �Page 4-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Marauder ~estling team explosion to lead second-ranked Georgetown past No. 12 Syracuse ~ in the regUlar-season finale of the Big East Conference. Sunday's victory established the Hoyas, who finished second In the Big East Tl-2 overall) as the LoUis 64-54 on Saturday), No. 8 North Carolina turned back No. 5 Duke '18-68. ninth-ranlted Nevada- · Las .Vegas fiattened Long Beach State 84-61, No, 11 Kansas beat Oklahoma State 88-79, Houston stu!Uied No. 13 Southern Methodist 79-76, TennesSee upset No. 14 G€orgt...a 86-!f.i, No. 15 Tulsa edg.erl Wlchl.ta State 67-66, No. 16 North CarolinaStatedownedWakeForest 66-64, No. 17 Virginia Commonwealth defeated JacksonvUie 75-57 on SaturdayandOidDomlnlon87-82 'on Sunday to win the Sun Belt Conference postseason touma: _ _ .. _ ~ __ threatened. Assistant Coach Jtm Crews; who !Widlec) thetlooslers, saki hedfdft'! know what effect Knight's absence had on the team. Teams that have clinched berths In the 1985 NCAA Tournament are Michigan, VIrginia CommonWP~Ith. MarshalL Mlddl~ Tennessee arui Pepperd~e. · Top Ten Georgetown's domination of Syracuse on the heels ofl!s thrashing of · St. John's sent shock waves through lhe college basketball community as the end' of the regular season restore them to the No. 1 ranking they surrendered to St. John's In January. Elsewhere~ St. John's trounced Providence 72-53, third-ranked Mlohigan whipped Nl'rthwestern 87-66, No. 4 Memphis State stopped LoulsvUle 66-59, sixth-ranked Oklahoma shaded Nebraska ~ on off No. 19 Arizona 58-54. In another game of note Sunday, Greg Sto)les scored 16 points and Iowa completedly dominated Indiana In rolling · to a 70-:;ll Big Ten victory. Indiana, without Coach Bobby Knlghl, •who was suspended for throwing a clialr In a loss to Purdue a 1.-eek ago, scored the first behind us and we're just going to take II In stride going Into the ·tournament," said Ewing. "We (the ~md.Pi!t!'!okSwL'1g !r.eyeda!!rst-ha"lf ---. -··· -~J)()Ucfl'Rtt>tiv . - --= .~.-. 126 pound Senior ' . ·-· ~...:-:! !$-3 League's MVP seniors) came in here In style and wanted to go out In style. You could say It was an extra effort." Wingate led a· balanced Georgetown attack with 17 points, Reggie Williams added. 16 and Ewing, Marshall gets NCAA berth wiih 70-65 win :__three blOcked sl!ots. The Hayas led _ 20-16 after 13 minutes but Ewing · keyed a surge of. 10 unansV{eJ:l'(l points In 58 seconds. -In New York, Chris Mullin scoredll!polntsandBWWennington added 16 and a career-high 15 reboundsasSt.John'sconcludedthe most st.iCCeSSful. season In the __ _ school's history (25-2) hy defeating Providence. At Ann A1'bor, Mich., Roy Tarpley scored 21 points and Richard .Reliford added 19 as Michigan overcame a sluggish first half and rolled past No1'thwestern. The HUNTINGTON~ W.Va. (AP) - . await the players. Marshall University's Southern Coach Rick Huckabay introduced Conference champion basketball each team member, crediting the t_cam was welcomed home early learn for keeping the faith dwing a loday by 5,00> people who gathered troubled season. Marshall at one at the school's athletic center to point was7-9, andtheteam'sleadlng greet the!rco!".querll"!g.heroes. The tirsl player off the plane was senior captain Jeff Battle, who held lhe tournament trophy high above his head as fans gathered around the plane toscream _thelr approval. r;;=::::=:::=::::====::;- •.. The Dally Sentinel It took nearly a half hour for team members and coaches to greet the fans at the airport and begin the (USPS lll!-MOr ollllottlmedla, t.nc. land .Dally Press Association and the fans had gathered hours before to Am£'rlcan Ne-w!Opaper Publishers Assoclallon, National AdvE'rtlsln~ Reprf'· st-ntalivl', Branham Newspa~r Sa IPs, 73.1 Third Avenue, New York , N('w York 10011 . VARSfi'Y - These E!'Siem High School Varsity cheerleaders have been cheering their team to victories throoghout this year's basketball season, In front, Veronica Provo, squad captain, IU'd Angle Young, · standing, Delanl Baker,· ll'!a Lance and Lee Ami Robinson, next, POSTMA~'TER : Sf'nd address changes to Th(' Dally. Srntlnrl. 111 Court St .. Po· meroy, Ohio 4:l769. SUBSCRIPTION RATtll B)' Carrier or Motor Route BenUta Deeter and IWnee Buckley and on top, Tonya For1ney, co-captain. One Wet'k .............................. ..... $1.10 On(> Month ................................. $-:1.80 Onf' Ye-ar ............................ :... $.57.20 SINGLE COPY ·~ PB:!C~ Dally ............................... 25 Cl'nts The Daily Sentinel Is Now Taking Applicatipns For Carriers In The - Middleport-Area. - ~ CALL 992-2155 Before 5:00 P.M. PAULL. WOLFE Sophomore . Record 8-20 Subscrlbf•rs nor df'slrlnJ;l: to pay the-car rier ma~ re mit in adv<tnCC' dlr('(' t to Thl? 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Sunday it was Peter JacobSen, just back from a five-week Injury absence, w!Jo gave Strange anxious months . Jacobsen was trying to provide himSelf with -~a ~fprise birthday present In the Honda Classic golf classic. In a way, he did . In a way, he didn't. Jacobsen, who said he "didn't even th'mk a bour w1nn 1ng unt U the last nine holes;· made up a 6-shot de!lclt in the final ro~nd and found hlmselfln a playoffwlthStrangefor the title and the$ro,OOJ first prize. But Jacobsen, who Is 31 loday, 3-putted for bogey on thefflrsl extra hole and allowed Strange to escape with the title on a roullne 2-putt par. "And I guess $04,(ll) iUle sec-ond · place check) isn't too bad a birthday present." Strange, who had shared lhe second and third round leads with Fred Couples, admitted he was struggling over the last few holes at the Eagle Tntce Club. r-;:=======::::=============::;1 -JOHN A. -wADE, ~M-:D. 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The Reds drafted hinn as a free agent last comeback from elbow ~urgery. Stearns Is expeeted to work out · November, and he began playing wilh the Reds in .1'ampa and then winter baseball in Puerto Rico. play for their Class AAA Denver However, Stearns hurt the elbow farm club as part of his elbow again during the first wint er game rehabililation. He'scurrenllya free and under.vent surgery on Nov~21. agent not un~er contract with a cl.ub. Stearns said his doclor beUeves he CALL (614) .99 2-21 "Stl'arns told us he wasn'l ready can recover fully from the surgery (304) 675-1244 for a (major-league) conlract, and and play baseball again. ' since he lives In Denver, we thought lhls woilld be an Ideal slluatlon;• r-~-----------'-----.,-----------------:----1 Reds Presidenl Bob Howsam said. "That's one of the reasons wpy l leaned so heavily loward ihe Reds," said Stearns. currenlly working out al his Colorado homf'. "There were other lnvitalions, but with Ihe Reds I - - - couiU-rchabiWa-:e at-homO!.;.,. OUT TO . _ -themselves," Huckaba)!~ during the celebration. .Battle, the only team member to speak to the crowd, added. "We'd IJ.ke to thank all of you for not giving upon·us." · . The airport celebration, motorcade and raucous post-tournament some A generous pla~ter of gold~n-fried shrimp. • are!·::~~~E::o:faHI-· ~~~~~~-~-;-~-~-;--, ----------, -'~~·~l'lst~al~t~efl!po 'e!!lu!fce"".J<;to~c.at!ym--£p'!utys.'.Ml'-'.!!ly.,al!<l... '"Jparty ::~:=~n an equally large crowd . .. ~~ r-'Vii luafii~ Siiii"<iry ·coupon Theteamarrlvedaboutll::llp.m. g;otljer~atthealrwrtandl;_le"~'!:"· - ~ • .. n..n _", .,.., !.(Yn • ..1• ~ • .. nn.. ~ 1 af the Henderson Center; where an . son Center to welcome the confer~ 1 1 11 ~ 1 estimated 5,000 students and olher enc~ champions ho!rie from BACK ON YOUR NEXT 1 BACK ON YOUR NEXT 1 Membrr: ThC' Associated Press, In- for the WUdcats, recording 12 of the 20credlted loHT. Green had31, with Mark Pearson supplying 14 of the total rebounds. The Wlldcals had four turnovers,, compared to Green's 14. qultthe squad Iii early January. BUt theThunderlngHerdwon14of Its last 17 games to finish 21-12 and win a second straight bip to the. NCAA toornament. "When times got really Iough and S::~~~~~~a~n~es~t~inn~a~t~ed~·&o~,~~~i!~~~~~~~Jg~~·w~ha~t'is;wro~ng~~~:~~~~~~ ....~ -~u::!::~~.%-·---·""'~~~~:-;!~'\~ec~!h=~~:~st~.'~~:or:Sft~h~e-~ne~;x~t~1;5;~po~~in~ts~~a~;n~~dl~w~a:;s~n~ev~~e~r=·-~po~~ln~r~s·~a.~lo;n;g~w~:,tth~e;12~~re!bou~~n:dd;s,";a;rn~d:tj ~~:~r~~~~~~~~r~;]~~~!~~~ Green--ends Wildcats~· season i\ecurriW'io p K u e sl-orer and another senior starter The Thundering Herd captured the conference tournament cham· plonship Sunday with a 70-65 win over VIrginia Mllllary Institute in AshevUie, N.C. The Herd then new . home late Sund~y night to Tri-State with 7: 55 remaining. A Dlvt•lon The Daily Sentinel- Page-S Ohio Georgetown avenges loss to Syracuse By 'l1Mi Allsoclated Pre88 The Georgetown Hoyas . have set11ed another score. -- -- Four days after they avenged a one--point. Joss to St. John's by walloping the No.1-ranked Redmen 85-69. the Hoyas were even more · impressive Sunday. David Wingate --~ Monday, March 4, 1986 Monday. Mard'l4, 198& Sl 00 CASH BACK ON YOUR NEXT I PURCHASE OF ANT I APPUANCE 1· I 10111 t e.Jrw t-M-M hpiros 3-10·151 Li•lit I I I I L-------------" "'---- ---------.! TAKE A LOOK AT US YOU'LL LIKE US .. ... I .- �Peg a 6-The Daily Sentinel Monday. March 4, 1986 Ohio Spelling. ·Bee held The . Southern J unior Class mothers wUI meet at 7: .ll Monday night to discuss the alurnnfdinnei.' RACINE - Bobby Vance, a ruth grader· and - son of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Vance, , RouiP 4, Pomeroy, will l't'present the Harrlsonvlll£> E lementary School ,ln the Meigs County spelling bee to take plaee Monday night at Meigs High School. Runner-up In the school spelling bee was Anthony Sll<, also a fifth grader , son of Mr. and Mr ..Jerry Six, Pomeroy Route4. Room champions were Tracy Smith, sixth grade, Vance, and Shane Hatfield, fourth grade. Others taking part were Rick Johnson, BEDFoRD 1WP - Regular rnneeting of Bedford TOwnship Trustees, 7p.m. Monday attown hall . POMEROY - .Southern JunIor High Athletic Boosters meetIng, 7 p.m. Monday at school to . dfscuss.all-SPbrts hant:\uet. POMEROY - Meigs County Salon 710, Eight 11nl:l Forty, wlll ·· would host the finals of the compelition (or, eleme]llary and junfor high christian school stu· dents, came at the quarterly meeting of the Mountaineer Associ· atlon of Christian Schools. Included In the areas of compcti· tlonwllllx'academics, fine arts, and the Bible. The slate finalists will be eUgible,to represent West Virginia in national compelition at Bob ,Jones u 1 lty 1 G ·ne s c n vers · n reenvl ' · .· . Fred 'h~wry,;Jr., ~e~-pnnct~al, expects stu enl s 0 are we '" th mpetltlor\ ~~e arts co~pellllon will be he ld In the auditorium of the Second Baptist . Church In Ravenswood. Other areas of compelition will be Youthful 'labor WorkerS over 45 accounted tor only 32 percent of the civilian labor foree In 1978, down from 38 pereent In '1970 and 40 percent In 1900. It is estimated these workers will account for only 20 percent oft he labor SlJl"I'ON - Township Trustees meeting 8 p.m. Tuesday at - ~ - 0::. . .... .. u~ ....,......., .. n•-•• ::· :::=.-.......... ,....... ., .-t :::=·.... ............ ,._._..'-~..._ :!t::'.,a'eu.,.. II Coil 614-991-6737 R!SIOINU PHONI I•UJ992-77S4 For Fasler Service POMEROY Pomeroy Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, wW meet at 7: 45 p.m. Tuesday Dealer Flr111 E•ulp•i•t P1rts & Service 949-2969 or 949-2263 Authorized John Deere. New Holland, Bush Hoc · farm ~:;;.;i;mcr.t SERVICE Sizes Start From 12'x16' UTILITY BUILDINGS _.. - con~wortl ~trleat 9 - Plumbing •nd P&S BUILDINGS Racine. Oh. 10'6-ttc Homee for S1le • For-. rentG<tredo. Nloe3 bdr. - I n l'tentl lubdlvl· lion. 143,000 or 1321....t. coli Gl-4·241•11281 . Wanted To Buy (Free ·E itimetew) We PIJY cash for lit• model c ..en uMd cars. · ~ V.C. YOUNG Ill Jim Mink Chov.·Oidt Inc. BMI Gene Johnton 448-3872 '"·6215 er "2-73U Pomerty, Ohio 12 8·!1C Ph. 614-143-5191 31 I',. Auctlonoor. Cell 304,27S30e9: - Addont 1M remoddng - Roofmg lind gutt•r wort. Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated Doa Houses 2/2511 mo . 1·3-tfc 1 /22/tl~ Telev.ision listening Devices Computerized Hearing Aid Selection Hearing Evaluations For All A1es IN MIDDLEPORT PAUL E. SHOCKEY, D.V.M. PHONE 992-2156 Dr Write O.itly ctlnilitd O•"· · OPEN EACH WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 or 84:J-5424 LIMESTONE LISA M. KOCH, M.S. THURS. EVE. 6-8 licensed Clinical Audiologist ' · -- It ·.._. Stylette.r Twirling Corps :~::---•-.. .u ......•.. ---! a.......... '------'-"---------r· :::::.-...::;-1::1:= ::: :~-:.,-=:.·::::::·:t.: .....,........., Yti .. 11 . . .. .. MI . . _ _,_ , __ .11. St';1/t-e,_ ./ ff,eJ t-.ak "'es J J 1 The Jun(or Stylette Porn Porn Team of Peggy Gillespt·e captured . the Wes1 VIrgin ia title in its age division a t the recent National League Championships held In Charleston. Making up the team taught by Ms. . .. . . Gillespie, alO-yeartwirilngteacher, were Ronnea Davis, Joy Black, -- Amy Warth, Jody Crawford,-Carla · Gillispie and Melissa ·sayre The ' · team won eight trophies in 1984 c~~pellhons. Sprmg and summer baton twl- 'd rUng classes are being organized "-h~ led t beg'10 M h7 now. ""- ""u o on arc a t the Rutland Civic Center, will be classes for students age three through 10 in marching fundamen fa is, levels of twirling, parade corps; a nd lwirling rouilnes. Classes are held every Thursda y IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT - O'F MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO DIAMOND SAVINGS AND LOAN COMPANY, IIUCC8UOf 58 deg. 45' Elat 253.3 foot tv tho "'""• o1 Townonp ttaea T-123 tSnowbeU Hill Rood); thonoo North 29 deg. 04' Eat 88.8 foot end 45 deg. in interest to The Athena 01' E1at 89.2 feet along ,.. County Seving~ end Loan center of T...,..,lp Rood Company. T-123: thonoo North 30 deg. Plaintiff, 54' Weat 119.3 foot tv en 8 ""· inch locust _ , thenoo North THOMAS L. GOffi. ET AL., 20 deg. 35' E01t 138.3foot to Defendama. cuoo: thence South 18 inch twin CNik trMI on the . lS , gtven Others presenting gifts to Mrs. Curfma n were Suzanne Wolfe, Marjorie Manuel, Janice Lisle, .Jeannie Allen, Ruth Crouch, Martha Moore, Evelyn Stowe, Janie Amberger, Lori Adams, Na ncy Campbell, Norma Curfman, Connie Ensley, Jane Sisson, Joan Hoffman, Rita Ball, Gary and Lynn Michael, Hilda Frecker, J enny Bentley, and Carol Theiss. eatate, known as 30381 Reference Deeds: Volume Snowball HiH. Syracuoo. Ohio: 160, Poge 141 end Volume _J'a~_,J : Sil!!ate !!t~on _21!4~~246 D!ed Townah1p, Moiga County, of Moigt .. ounty, Ohio. State of Ohio end being in 100 Porcol 2: Tho following Acre Lot No. 291 , Town 2 -.,.,.,;-,lituotodln North, Rongo 12. Woat of t.. tho Townlhlp of Sunon, Ohio Company'• Purche• County of Meigo and s- of and being dot_cribed a fol- Ohio, end known u Loll No. lows: Beginning at a point Wott about 495 feet and . South about 2,400 fetn from the Northeoot- of lllid 100 Acre Lot 291. oeid pcilnt of beginning being et tho _ , , _ comer of lot 4 ol ~""nsii.Orvr-lv Coal end Salt "' Plot in North ti88UJ1led command the entire Corps Recruiting operatloM In Southeastern IIPclllgan ·and Non hem Ohio. He commands some 90 Marines each month. R1188eU Is to the far right. He Is a native of Mel~. transfers GRAVEL- SAND 'fOif'SOi[:'fi[COfRT JJ_~•l!J:nlnLL~.~-""'~Ii~Y.t!.•·_,,J.U/,d ~~~~~~~~~':'-· Meigs man· assumes command atf Bidding on thil Project il relbicud to Minority Bt l 'lllll &tioiptM intiii:'a; ~ oo MBE't in occordonco with Soction 123.1511BH2l oltt. O.R.C. by tt. S - Equal Employment Opportunity Coordi..tor end _.riod tv bid with OOOT ..-Chapter 6525<>1 tho O.R.C. ''The dote 101 for COI!IpiolkM of this wor1t u 001 lmh in tho bidding propoui." be """"--be-bid.- 4,6and6intheSyrecuuCoal end Solt Company's Plot In Company Executive Officer and RIDe Company Commander. , In 1978 as a first lieutenant, he was selected for the College Degree Completion Program. He graduated from the University of North Carolina, . Wilmington, wltlt a Bachelor of Science Degree In Business Administration. He was recognized as the Student of. the Year In l!MK). Russell brings valuable recruitIng experience to RS Detroit. He has completed one tour on recruitlng duty as the Executive Officer at Recruiting Station, South Charleston, W.Va., in December 1983. Russell was hom In Racine. He Is married to the former Lfnda'-Slnlth of Pomeroy. They have two children , Melissa and Kenneth. dolo 101 lor opening In eccordence with Chepter 6521 Ohio R - ~- .. deed m Arthur JOMt •• a ~ in VCJI. 97. p_. 221. Miil9 County Oood "-dtl uMw- . lying tt. fvllau.tng 1'011in tt. County of Melgt In t1o S-ol Ohio. end lntloTownohipofC-•end bounclod end 01 folows• Being in tho Ohio C - y'l - ; begin· ning on - t1o north Nno of Froction No. Twolve 112! Curb Inflation Pay Cash for Classifieds and · Savell I Write your own ad and order by mail Willi !Ills coupon . Cancel your ad by phone when vou get results. Monev not refundable. Name __________________ · - e n d thirty ..... h... - dredtho 118-32/100) - frum tho north - o f uld FractiOn; - -. thirty throo end . _ fivo hundredtho 133-75/1001 chelnoto t h o - NM of lllid Addsre~;~;_----~------1 • • on oeld 71eo. Buying daily gold. lilver J&L BLOWN INSULATION •Storm Windowe •Replacement 'Mndowa •New Roofing "FREE ESTIMATES" tlot · Coohlubjact on hond doy of Tormo: oete. end to on 198s ,..1Ntltllt tax•. $3.00 lor each pallem. Add 501 HOWARD E. FRANK each pallem lor poslage and SHERIFF OF MEIOS handling . Sond to: , COUNTY, OHIO Alloo BIHkl C11ft1, ,' l <f 7 121 25 13) 4, 11, 31c Rudor lioN " · --::-.,-,:-:-:--~-The Daily Sentinel Public Notice 62·t2 Norllttrn Bird., WMdslde, NY tt377. l'ltnt Nolllt, Ad· . droll, Zip, Plttorn N1rnl>tr . kett Berber Shop, 2nd. Ave. Bockverd pool. Choln II'* Middleport. Oh. 614-992 - lonco. 142,100. Colt 814· ·, 3476 . 388-9895 oftor I . iriweway Ott 3 bdr. bilovel. lerge FR. OR, kit .. 2 botho. leundry room, Etnplo y1111~ nl ~~~rVIc i!S garge. Alao mobile home apace with garage. 11fl .c. on Keu - Bethel Road. 159,500. Cell 448-1881 . · 11 Turn left, tnttr lwp. 79, ht 'j 1-14-2 mo. p<l , • Help Wanted .··· . fighr. lliS/tln j Man to work in aervice station and grocery. Apply in pt1r10n . No phone calla. Winter• Sohio. RADIATOR SERVICE We can repair andrecore rad1ators and heater cores. We can als.o acid boil and rod out radiators . We also repair Gas Tanks. 992-2196 .Middleport, Ohio t -13-tfc - -PH. 742-2328 I Hospital Supplies For Home Use SAL£S & RENTALS 614-446-7283 IRA · A Golden Opportunity. Make "money in your apare INDIVIDUAL REnREMlNT . ACCOUNT ' - time. Join Friendly Home Toy partiea. theleaderfor30 y;s , No experience necea· We have the largeat line in P•l"tV plana. plus bonUMa and incentiVes. Start now end eern money Immediately. Alto booking perties. Call Magnolia Nitz at 10.5% Out of Town Customers Call Collect •OlCygen •Hoapltal Beds •Wheel Chairs •Bathroom Aids •Walkers •Crutches & Canes Man¥ -Other Items ' WE llll MEDICARE AND OTHER INSURANCE CARRIERS WHiN £11GIIlE 614-992-3681 ' BOWMAN'S HOME CARE MEDICAL SUPPLY . 63 Plno St., Gallipoll• Wt Dtlim 814-992-6941 . coins, rings. jewelry. sterling Very nice 3 bdr . home. 7 mi. ware• .old coins. large cur· . North of Holzer Medical rency . Top prices. Ed. Bur· Center on St. At. 554. OPEN: Tues.-Wed.-Fri. Sat. & Sun. 10 ta 5 Mondays I 0 ta I Closed Thursday ,OWNER: Soroh Fiahor End of Rt. 7 ly Mtigs High Srhool LIMESTONE HAULED •lnauletion •Storm DoQrl JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 TIE COUNtRY LOFT GIFT SHOP TROMM EXCAVATING VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING PAT HILL FORD oouth line to t h o - of lllid Froction; .,._ north tv tho of lllkl , . _ on tho 1,.; . , . _ - t v lhe beltinl1ina. con~ning ' . ' .... Remo'd eled Middleport ~ home forNie . NoReaonable OHef will ' Di'"""rittu•Cf. Celt "" 2-IH mo . 24 Hr. Senict 80 acre farm 3 bedroom, air eon ~itivTI.d, c~;~. -=~ ----""""­ burner. lerge btlrn. tobacco b11e, 5 miles oH At. 7 . Cal 814-218-1328. 4 bdr. 1112 bethl, leundry· utility room. dinlngroom. ferge livingroom, anached g1rage. level lot. priced in . thll 140't. C•ll 448-8084, eve. Ranch-type houae, lf• mi. off Rt. 7 on George' s Creek •. C..l 44&•472;3. Must Sell! 3 bdr ranch. femily room with wood .. bumer, deck, c•rport~ city utilities and schoOls, Cllble TV. Westbrook Sub . 136,000. Coli 448 -7144. • -··nc~ ~· J-iiii:3i;41'"-lc;;;-"e;;;;-.:.t"",~ on file In tho ~rtment of end oightho ·3/ 81 Tronopcotelion. end tho oHit» ocroo horttuloo told to G. w. of the Oittrict . Deputy Director. Tho lllroctor tho right to rojoct ony end ell-. · WARREN J. SMITH North Syrocuae.. DIRECTOR ' Oood Rill...,.,., Volume Rev. 8·17-73 274, .._ 155 Moigo Ooed Rocordt. 1314. 11, 2tc A of which property Public Notice onc1 des· [;~~:==~ - mine u ·w• ret•"'-' in 1he Froction; - Miller, Rt.2, Pomeroy, Ohio 46789 or call 614· 992 · Sm..ley in the northe•st comer of tho obow doocribed. tract. Rofoconoo Ooodo; Vol. 2114, .._ 471, Vol.. 294, Pogo 41111. Vol. 294, .._ 487, Vol. 294 P-481, Vol. 294. Pogo 283 ond Vol. 294 ~ogo 277 Rocotdo Me1gt County, GARY ANO JUANITA M. GRIFFITH ... ANNA GIBSON, Open territories with the new Avon . Call 304-675· 3 Announcements These cash rates 1429 . include discount J . --'-.....,..---,.-- 4, - - - - ' - - - - - - PWutitfs, ET AL, Dolondentt. No. 81-CV-43 - NOTICE BY PUBUCAllONHooton, Allco SIOUI o..n, AnN~ Stout Chorlet -· Orville G. Stout, Stvut, S.mrny SIOUI, Elbert SIOUI. Jr.. E - Stout, 4mie Hooton, Elbert S. SIOUI, Wil~ 1\nnoun ceme nl s Heaton, ... living. end Hdec111td. NOh of thttr unknown heirt. darilee•. oxocutoro, odmluiobelolo end olligno, wlltoko not1co thoton tho 20111 dly of Februory, . . . . -0 be 1 . ------8. _ _ _ __ _ REGISTERED NURSE .. ·wANTED lmmtcliatt opening for rontrad nurA to work ·in the Ho1111 Health Deportment. bptritnct is ntctnary. PltaA ron· tart: v.- Ellrabtth Smith, R. H. 11ante Htal1h c.....;,.,., Morr101iai Hos,illll 11 5 E. Mtmarial DriYI P-ror, OH. 45769 PH. 614-9,2-2104, !xt. 2Sl (. .1 11 lmpleynttt~t F11 AH ··------ 10 Summoro, 1,_ Hindo, THE QUALITY PRINT SHOP 6. - - - -- - - - Help Wanted 11 Glennie Momio Combe, Porter Hooton, Nod Hooton end Gocirge ~. W 5. ~------ 121 211314. y,., l'rlwtlll Nllft PW!< Office Suppliu & Furnhuro, Wedding and Graduation Statlan11y, Magntlic Slgm, lubbor Sta"'ffl, ------- 11.-----12 . - - -- - - - 13. - - - - - - - lusinns jot'ms, 14. - - : - - - : - - - : - - : - Capw S.rvi<11, Etc. 255 Mill St., lltid<ll•po<t t5. - - - - -- 16. - - - - - -- 104 Mullrorry Av., '•mtr•Y 992-3345 Mail This Coupan with Remittance The Daily Sentinel 111 Court St. Pomeroy, Oh. 45769 ~----------------------44 Apartment for Rent II RED OF PAYING HIGH UTILITY BILLS? LET US PAY THE BILLSr o,.,tuNty · 1/2911 mo. RT. 62 NORTH . POINT PLEASANT. W. VA. l ·mileslrom Pomeroy·lluon Bridle SINGLE '2 4.95 304-675-6276 •live Entertai·nrri'ent •free HBO •Kitchenettes •RestauriJnl A.U . 304-675-6276 ' 1-IO·t.f.n. Custom Built Homes and Siding GLENN'S ANTIQUES & COINS Buying Coins, Antiques,. Glassware, Furniture. Stone Jars, Etc. NO SUNDAY CAUS 18 Wanted to Do Blown In Insulation "Free Estimates" ' 949-2801 NO SUNDAY CALLS 3/ 11 / tlc Dependeble verd Hrvlce. Weeds. Wal~ · weys cleared. tleaves raked . Hedges MARCH 5, 1985 Tht years that we walked toaethtr had int,rtwined his life with mine. · Special privetS care for elderly and hlndicepped. Home equipped for wheel eMir patients. References. Throuah lfief and pain this thouaht made mealad. Jesus fell into step with me and said I am with you always. Sadly missed by wife & Famlilu RACINE FIRE DEPT. Friendly Get Along Well With Othero ... us lcnhan lulldlng RIVER BEND PLACE New Haven , W.Va . . Housing for the elderly and handicapped . Rent It 30•~ of adjus ted income under HUD Sedion 8 program . To qualify fo r the reduced ren t your Inco me must be o maximum of . $13.250 per year for one person and $15 ,100 per yeor for lion. 304-773-9187. CONSTRUCTION New ~onies-Extenslve Remodeling Insurance Work Custom Pole Bldas. & Garaces Roofin& Work -luminum & Vinyl Sidin1s IS YNn hp11itn<t GI£G ROUSH PH. 992-7583 or RENT A CAR CALL 446-4522 "W• ll.111 F" lm" U-SAVE AUTO RENTAL St. Rt. 160 North Gallipofis, Ohio 7/ II / lin 4 · Giveaway restricted building entry sys tem. amerge,cy calls system, lounge and community room. Planned activities ond · social events provide a relaxed and enjoyable en- years of ago ond up . J" ELECTRIC ·SERVICE FOR All YOUR WIRING NEEDS Rtsidenlill & Comllierclal Calh 992-5175 Or . 742-31 Garage Rt. UA,P-roy Ohio AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Alii Tr..llltlul .. PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 3-24·tfc ' RIVER BEND PLACE New HaveFI, W . Va . OH!!ie H~"J:o:. :" 9 c: . ~ . H:- 5 appointment. 882-3121 ;: .m. , Mcr~day..Frld~y C~- !c:!! "THE BERRY IASIET" GIFT SHOP "Counlry Gifts and AutiHf'its" Sixth St., Syrac-. OM. Crots Stitch allll Tolt Polnti.. Suppll•• SAlE -D.M.C. Fl•....29• 0,0.. 10 AM to S PM fu..., W.... Thurs. Fri. allll Sat. ~ MEIGS EXCAVATING COMPANY Will do Ill lypt$ Of IX· CIYIIinc, llndSCipilfl, blstmtnts, ••••• sys- tems, Rter & ps lines, wtter Will drilllnft end strvice,lruckin• ( mas- tone & Call: ...... ~ ( &( REMODEUNG Painting • Carptntry Wallpopring lJIIIHi l Over 30 Yra. /IUHI 915-4452 Athlnl C-ty-Ooug ffi~10f0~ odelod bathroom. tn hoe\: HBO availeble, city weter.. cloae to town. If intllfelted, coli 814·992 -5947 eftol' s,oo. :. HouM in Dexter. needt peint end PIIPif'ing intide. N~ out-building. 18000.00.: Cllll14-742•2423. ~ Thi1 houte hal elotoft.,..;; loving c•re. It is in the bed Keck on Mulberry Hgtt. or"" F1 nan w l 5 puppies 2 months old . Large mixed breed. Pen Germen Shepherd . Call phone 614·992-6323. ·, Older six room houM l~tllt two bedroom•) for .... c. rtnt . Double c.r garage.~ besement . On 1ppro•'-' metely 1 .9 acr11 tot. Row · 448-0881 . 21 Garage ule 1 05 S. Parte Drive. Set . 9 a.m . Beuet beby bed. cer 111t, good lediea clothing sizes 10 & 12, 2 ladies Levit Bendover auita, 1 ladiu London Fog coat, misc. merchandiae • tome childrena clothing. Hill. Pomoroy. 129,80CI< t NOTICE I Cell814-678-2513. • . THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO. IICOmmtndo Price reduced. four l:leciA.. Busineaa Opportunity that you do businelt with people you know, and NOT to Mnd money through the mell until you have investigated the Offering. Fun blooded border collit, 4 mo old. Ctll814 -992-8350. good watch dogt . Celt 814992-6 20 8 b•r and complete 1111. O!ld Ice lrith Setter. female, 304 • or 882-2400. motion ceH 304-882-2188 TrH on gro1,1nd, t•ke for flftwood. Will nMd 30 inch oow to cut up, 304-8751804. 8 Loll and Found old book 'Smoky. • v .. utble ~per therein. Contect me. Stoo••· 807-749·2838. FOUNOII Sot of koys lor JNp. Colt Point Pleooont Hlrdw•reand Identify them . 9 Wanted To Buy 4x4 eutornetlc e cylindtr. 1978 to 1981 moclol. Exllot iiiWtw;;~ . Cwll 22 Money to Loan 11 - 4 · 1'42 ~ 2790. I' \ thio prlco. 304-882-2188 or 882-2400. Meson, bergin priced 7 'I rooms, 2 b·a ths, shop, ~r· l ogo. gorden, fruH . 304·6 &· 8743. HOME OWNERS·Rofinenco 3 bedroom home, 8"h aaaumable loen. garden epOt; ~ reductd down . to. '· to low fixed rete. UM equity for eny purpoM. Leeder _s_04 __ 7_ . ______________ ,, MO<tgego Co., 814·S92· 3051 . Wileva Evant--Found your 2 bedroom houM in Maeon, reduced from *37,000 to l1ted, good , .. ,..., horne •J cream equipment. For intor- 458 •1867. rooms, kitchen -flmlty ~ with fireplace;~ finiahed. basement, Potnt Pluu~ 304·675-3079, evening1 . : j=j~~~~~==~~::l1po~ro~to~g~e~ro~g~o~,~N~Hy~~~~~ Puppio•. 3° 4 · 67 ~· 7985 · E~tperience Meigs County-Nat 2 bedroom houH 1it~hHt, on 9 acrea on St Rt. 33. New carpet, throughout end rem- port of Pomorov. SN Jollq,- Enjoy the sec urit)l and comforts thdt ore afforded with our A/f Ulllitles Included In Renl Except Coble and Telephonrt limited number of apartments available for persons 40 j;htryl· ltiiiiJ ' Mtlll County Associate .fU··-· 1"1 "1 rnunw "7,,~ • ~.,~,, EVElY SAT. NIGHT 6:30 .... o cOuple . v ironment , Aul E1t11te Gener~l Ambitious person delirea spring cleenlng jobt in Point Ple111nt aru . Excellent ref· erencea. own tranaporte· ~ DESCRIPTION?? Outgoing Tectful Oood Ll,tener Truo1worthy Willing to Aelocete If you do, allll art inltr· tsttcl in being a rotl.nt manapr of on aportrntnt building in Pomeroy, Nnd your -resume to: llimmed. otc. Coll614-992 22~9 . 8ill Slock: · Cell614·992-3696. \ 949-2801 Help Wanted ~ MOTEL BISSELL CONSTRUCTION Include the most popular cha~s plus Instructions 1o des1gn your own qu Ill . paltern 7182 : transfers, charts . when he ·e nlisted In the Marine Corps. He served as an Infantryman In the 7th Marine Regiment until he was transferred to Headquarters Marine Corps. Selected for the Marine Corps Associate Degree Prograrl) In l!m, Staff Sergeant Russell later graduated from Palomer Juntor College with an Associate of .Arts J.)egree In Business Administration. Commissioned a second lieutenant In November, 1974, • 2nd Lt. Russell attended the 89th Officer Candidate Class at the Basic School. His first FMF tour as an offlcerwaswlth the 1st Battalion, 8th Marine Regiment. . He served as a lOOmm Recolless rulie Plaioon commander, Wea· pons Platoon commander, Rifle Public Notice 1981, 0erv Grtlftth end J..,. 20 deg. 35' Eoot138.3 itaM.Grtlftth•~flod ..... to 18 Inch twin oelt on the _ , Nne of lot 4 ol o Complelnt ogoinol you in tho Syrocuoo Cool end Bah Com- Common Pion Court ol Meiao County, Ohio, Co• No. 88CV-43, ~ Ptrtit1on of pony Plot In · ; Woat 210.9 loot along -..rtor dol, tho North ~no of oeld Lot 4 tv or thot II told, K It tho point of beginning. con- teining 1.85 ocroo, more or cannot lro Plrthloniod. for en ollowenot of attorney- end Tho bNringt In lhe ebow COlla. to-wit: All of tho -~~ (exclud-Ptloln ere boiled on ,.. Ohio Compeny't Purch- ing the COlli with tho right to Survev. R••noe Deed : Volume 2 . In Memoriam 1110. Poge 141 end Volume 284, P- 246 Moigo County Oood Rocordo. opproiud IN MEMORY OF 7182 a-eo recently Public Notice No. 18,195 _,Hneoflot4ofSyr~~CUN NOTICE OF SALEend Solt Company Plot in 10 file with hio eveni!)g__an<!.fliesi!Jd~tsaredlvjded · chockorcuhior'u:hoclcfor., In punuance of on ocdel; of 1- ~'!'"'! Syroou•; ~oo Wi!Jfl according to Iheir age and ability. oolo In tho obowe ontidod foot e~ng tho North Uno ·onlount oquel tv five I * eonl 1 Registratt'on for classes wt·n taka action, I will offer for tole et of uld Lot 4 tv tho point of of hio bid, but In no_,. moro • < publicauclionotthefrontdoor beginning, conUiining 1.65 lhenliltylhou•nd-,oro place at 3:30p.m. Thursday at Ute of the Court Hou11 In Pome· acrea. more or 1... bondlor.ton l*cenlofhlobid, Rulland Civ ic Center. lnformalion roy, ih the abow nemed The burings in lhe lbove poyotilo to tho Di,.,.,, County, on Friday the 29th ay description 1n1 boiled on tho Blddoro must apply, on tho may be obtained bycalling675-1999. o1 March, 1981, 11 .10;00 A. Ohio Company'• Purchue lormt, for quellficeliou M .•the lollowing described real IUMty. . at lout ion aY. pr1or to t1o al shower Debbie Michael Curfman was hoored with a bridal shower Tuesday at the Meigs Inn. Guests at the shower were Cindy Brown, Joy Bentley, Mary Porter. Diana King and Kara; C:harissc Knight , Julie Houdashell , Anna Morman, Shirley and Amy Littlefield, Becky Johnson, Ann and Karen Hemsley, Susie Fischer, Brenda Hickel, Shelly and Tara f •fl .. ,tvr-e ~===:::::r~~===r-======1======·Public Notice 304-675-2441 : :: .....Gilt lA...... ~...... . Public Notice LARGE ANIMALS AND SutiG£RY IY APPOINTIIINT 3 bdr. home located outaide city limit• on St. Rt . 588. 1 'h both, LR, kitchlln, femHv Coli 814-245·5800 eve. room, prk:.C. reduced· to Day time c•ll 448-2107 . t40,000. Cell 448·9398 Ot' 614-258-8205. COMPLETE HOUSEHO~DS FURNITURE. 8odi, iron, wood, cupboordt, cheiro, ch••tt., b••kott, di•hoo , Good locuat fence poata . We• .-lay 3 p.m.· S p.m. iHur'1Uiay 'l · p.lii:-.o~ p.m. hiclay' 1 p.m..! p.m. Saturday 10 a.m.- 11~30 a.rw. =....... ...n. ,,._ :=-c.:== ........ ,._ ........., ..,:,..... ........ - -l-. ----- = .......... --..,__ ,.··_ _ ··-=..... ,.,_'*"... -== ::=.: =.,........ II W•tltolt•D. ..... I Box. 326 Pomeroy, OH. 45769 IUSINESS PHON£ 16 Ul 992-6SSO ::::...c. 8 inch locuol troa: - Ruuell has just completed a Fleet Marine Force tour with RAttallon Landing Team 3/3 as the eommandlng Qltlcer of Weapons Qlmpany. Hla career began In 1967 SALES & SERY!!E. Guttere Downspouts. Gutters Cleaned Painting S'orm. Doors & Wlndowa ,.... 100 Aero Lot 291, aid point of beginning being ot , . . Northwoat comor of lot 4 of tho Synocu• Cqol end Soil. Compony Plot in North SyraCYH. Mid point of boginning being at en 18 inch cherry-; thonoo South 200.1foot along t1o Woatlino o1 Loll 4 ond 6 of tho Syrecu• Cool end Solt Company Plat. in North SyraciJM: thonoo South 68 dog. 45' Eoll 263.3 - to tho of Townohlp Roed T·123 ISnowbe! HNI ROidl, -north 29 deg. 04' EMI 88.8 - end North 45 deg. 05' 64' Wett119.3foot to ... Medal. BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING NEW-IEPAII U. S. RT. SO EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO PT. PLEASANT OFFICE point- about 495 fetnond South about 2,400 from tho Northooot comer of Mid DETROIT - On the time tdted parade deck at Brodhead Naval Armory, Detroit, Mich., Major Karl R. Russell assumed command of Martne Corps Recruiting Station, Detroit, from Major Samuel H. Kilne m, on Jan . 26. After the traditional "passing of the colors," the guest of honor. Col. WUllam M. Rakow, Director. 9th Maline Corps District, addressed MarbleS. fBJnlly and friends attendIDa the ceremonies, and presented KJlDe with a Meritorious Service 317 North S.COftli. Micldloporl, Ohio 45 760 Stltinel o f ... Pu.and-being u folows: Beginning .. • ~ormer NO DOWN PAVMENI lOWER MON!HLV PAVM!HI Syracuse Municipal Building. POMEROY - High School Class of 19ti5 meeting at 7 p.m. PLUMBING & HEATING to drive the vehtcle of your choice. Ill CaurtSt .. Po.rty. Ollo4571it Town Ma'rlne Hertford Community ---------~-------,------------------~~----------------~~------------------~------------------~----------------__, the Auct~nw~FriayNghtel Center. Truckload• of new INTERESTED IN A Howard l; Writtstl men:twindloo of,_ '"""" • - -· YOUNG'S NEW VEHICLE ALL STEEL & BOGGS Conolemonto WeCl ike to introduce you Ia ....,cho!>dloo ...... ,, - Roofing Ca. SALES & t-rD\II-1'[ CARPENTERPOLE BUILDINGS Engage-A-Car. the modern wa~ t:o,..d. Rlchllrd Roynoldo. REEDSVILLE- OUveTownsblp Trustees wUl meet Tuesday evening, 6::ll p.m., at the Reedsville tlrestatlon.' The Daily Sentinel _!-:~:-~roomsofthechurchans_J3n Several Herit age Christian Academy students a re from the Letart FaUs and Portland areas of Meigs County . .• TIJESDAY POMEROY- XI Gamma Mu Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Soror· tty, ww meet Tuesday for a movie and pizza party. Members are to meet at the Spring Valley Cinema at 7 p.m . II I' .II I I .. MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Lodge .163 F&AM will meet 1n regular sessm Tuellday evening at 7: :lJ p.m. Refreshments will be served toUawlnK the ·meettne. All rilembers are asked tb attend. CLINIC ·-chnstidn -wilt host competition l{erllage Christian Academy, Ravenswood. will be hosting the March 22 state:wide West Virginia Chr.islian school competition. The announcement thai HCA alumni reunion. Public Sale & Auction ' • ·--~ ~: ..::;:_· ~~..,;.;;..:......;.._·= .~:·...:::::..... sixth graders; PauiSharpandStacy Jo~ , fift h grade; Amy Hamon , Shawn Ha m on, Shane Hatfield, JaSon Hysell , Karen Smith , Larry Faw and Becky Snowden, fourth grade. Qeborah Pickens was pronouncer and judges were Joycp Seelig a nd Nancy White. ~ Township Trustees meeting, 7 p.m. Monday at town hall. LETART - 8 Business Services Calendar MONDAY The Ody Sutluei-Paga 7 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio 23 Profe11ion1l Services Piano Tunint and Aepelr. t49,000 .00 . 304 ·875 · ... 7 room home. · 1'h loti.""· gerden a.-ce. HtrtfONt. WY _,.. 119.500. 304-882-3374. -=-::-:----:-:----·-32 Mobile Home• "' for S1le Brunlcordl Music Co .. 4480887. Tw.ntleth ....,r of quoNty ...,Ice. Lane De· nltlo, 814·742-2111 , - - - - - -,,; PIANO. TUNING AND RE· PAIR. RociUMd ,.._llnlllod room, IIIIIICtttc, c:entrelelr_, refrigerator.,.,.., new Cll!f· ·' pettng, front -nlng lOft,'. time only. Ward'.a KeY':olrd, I " 1875 Hollv Perle, 2 - .·.; - '_, ....304·1171·5500 o_r 171· WOOd Dlnnlna.- 112.I'.:JO', 000.00.:104l71f.3l84 ....... 1:00. .~ 3824. �• 51 Household Goods They'll Do It Every Time for Sale County Inc . Valley furniture: naw It Li mestone, Sand, Gravel . Pick up at Richards-~! -Son. ueed . Large section of qual· ttv furniture . 1216 Eaatem Ave. , Gallipolja. SPE<;IAL cut aloba 8 PU Coil 448-7786 . loads delivered in dump truck11100, or 21oada 1180. $6,400. Trade Canter Furniture Outle~. Kanauga, Oh. New - atay if sold . Call 446-7200 dork tlntod glot• ond block ' ., --~------· ax . neighborhood. Call614· 246-9296 . Oaar-a-matic ~:;;:::::;~==~::;;::::,-:;;=::~:::~::::::::::i I· 41 Houses for Rent 44 Apartment for Rent 1 2•65 To•ch 2-3 bdL. ·un· furnished . Ha1 all screens&. storms & homemac:te co~ d ., .&tQ.POoc.. Seo fred ;s bdr. ·nouae 1n country near Sendera or call 614-266.· Rio Grande, S225 mo., no pets, sec. dap . 'Call 614· 246-5439. 6265. 14x70 Shannon 3 bdr., like new. Cell 614- 367-0214, •afte• 6 call 614-388-9021 . Small unfurnished 4 ·rm . hou1e at 816% Firat Ava. 1979 2 bedroom mobile . home. 14x-70. all electric, excellent condition . Unfurnished . Call446-1586 . '""' · Call 446-9779 . In town (Evens Heights) 2 bdr . large LR , knoUy pine paneling , WB fireplace , $260 .00 per month, deposit ·and references required . Blackburn Realty . 446 - 69-1 ~x60 , 2 porches , un· derpioning, blocks, fully Carpeted. Nice .$6.200 or leu without porc hes. Call 614· 0008 . 367 -7609 , Eureka. modern 2 bdr. home .Blackburn Monday-Friday. Coil 4'46· 1 bd'r ~ 8pt .. 2 bdr apt .. 1 Unfurnished 2 bdr, in Crown 1974 Skyline 14x64, two 42 Mobile Homes 614-992-7284 or 614-986· . Furn. 2 bdr. mobile home. Located K & K Eastern Ave. $12 .000.00. Cai1614-992 2439 . vent. Rib . Shot like now. 304-676-2940. and light houl8 keeping t ooms . . Park Central Hotel. sewer & garbage 614-256-1187. 2 bdr mobile home , $170 water included, furnished. private lot. Call mo, 446 -7122 or 446 -9346 eve . 6540 . Schult home by owner lo1 Furnished, no city taxea. vvate• _& aew_,ge turnistled. beautiful riverview , Ka · nauga . Foster ' a Mobile Home Park. 446-1802. 7 Furnished room, 8126 . Utili· ties, range. ref. Share bath. Men only, 919 Sec ., Gallipo· lis. 446-4416 efter 7 p.i'n. 46 Space for Rent .M.ob:ila home )pt,_12'k60' or smaller, 676 water paid, 4th & Neil, Gallipolis . Call 446· 4418 alter 7PM . 1 2x60, 2 " bdr ..' located 2 miles from HMC at Evergreen . Children accepted . Cai1446-3897 or 614-245· 6223 . Farm Equipment 6 tifnea King size bookcase weterbed with mirror. Call 814- 54 Misc. Merchandise 266 -6279 . mower tfi95. Ford 8N front end loader t295. I ft. buah hog brend brush hog e396 . Cai18H-288-8522 . ' Used dishwasher, Sean 1977 Case 996 Ferm TreeKenmore, $46. Cell 446- .tor. 1500 hours. Excellent 2847 . condition . •&600 .00 . Call 1970, 22 foot Winnebago. S14·986·4143 olter 8 :00 t:or saie. us&d R-65 Ditch Witch and Davis 30.0 Trencher. Call Tractor. Call 614· 7-942. r~r. 6..14.. 6.94·6:00~. Box spring• tor sale, three. 810.00 each or all (Coal o,livered) good lump house coal 1 to 1 ton . call Jim Lanier 675-7397 o"'r 126 .00 . Call 614 6384 . 304-675-1247. S20.00 81 $275 . 32 col. C.V.A. oqulr- Vicon 4 wheel reka e3&0. 4 rel rifle like new 8140 . Call row Ford corn pl•nter. 3 pt. hitch , Maaaey Ferguson 614 -256·6586. IS inch color TV $200.00. Upright · Plano. Industrial Singer sewing machine. Excellent condition . Call 614· pickup Furnished Rooms $175 mo . $1.00 dOl>- V11Bto>t.- l C@ll 614-446 -07_68. Price Redu ced - 1978 Lib· arty mobile. home. 2 br, alec. central air. · ha'llle 'replaced 'bath fiktur8s, carp·et. water taok, range & microwave. Immediate Occupancy . Homestead Realty . 304-675 - Farms for Sale Phone 304-773-5430. Firewood ,>; liVI:Siiid 3i1~1J,~~~:tu:-,:~.'~~;;~;~;~~~~ FRI.o~"~'i~n;gt~o~n;lsS.7~ . o; : -:s;~f.i; ,d:~~:~ : Fid.' 12 go. 21 ' imp. cyl. 614-288-8822. load. $30 .00 dolivored. Call 304-675 -6762 or ·676 · For rent Sleeping Rooms, 2991 . 45 for Rent Lot and trailer for sale on Mulberry Ave. in Pomerov. 33 USED Used IIOV81 and refrigeratora. Compare our ...pri ces : ·- save--t oday ' S160 -S260 . Coil 304-676- Generator. 20 ft . awning. 7283 875-5104 or 675· Vary good condition . 430 T 6386 . John Deere Trector with end loader. 720 Jo~n 613V:r Third Ave., 1 bdr., I dill. SiiiiiJIII'' a. 71 Autoe for Sale 1979 Fiot Strodo. 5 tpeed. t36!1.00. Coil 114-9492249. . Cost $12.000 will 2746 or leave me11age. City. Cai1614-266-8620. bedroom. $8500.00. Call p.m. "11 o u~•i n u · 0 pji (H'i:u nity i monthly re11t starts at $183 tor 1 bedroom and $198 for 2 bedroom, deposit *200, located near Spring Valley Plaza and Foodland. pool and Cable TV available, hours as poasible1 0 am to 4 pm and . 7 pm to 9 pm between 9 & 6 . Realty , 0008 . 7722 . - catea - K- &- K- Piitk...-G·o o·d condition . For information call 304-675-5417 after 4 commercial quality, includ · ing luxman. Yamaha. It Boae equipment . Rack mounted with light and 2 ;;;s ~~~,;;a;~~c.~~.~"':;~~~r;~~·:t :::~it "!~.d~~·u· :~;~42"2~ i .:.==~~· .:-:.·_.:_":._·_.·:.·: .-_:-._· _ _ _·: ·.__ i "97914')('65,'2bdr, i bath, front kitchen . gas heat , S8 ,500 . Call 669 · 4427 . box springs i"cluded . Very good condition. Please call Privately owned component l 1 otoroo oyotam. of otudio Pickens used furniture. 304- ~~1c;·~~-""''~· JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS (E.quol 2 0x60 double wide. good lAnswers tornonow) ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-,-:;;::::::;::::::::::::::1 Coil 814-388 -8617. 448 -8342. 985-4212 . Reduce safe and fast with GoBese Tablets and E-Vap '-'Wet er "'" P-i'lls' ' F·r ll1""h Pharmacy. " PHOTO SPECIAL now thr,u March 31st, 6 r&print• from color neg&ti'ltleS or 3 prints from slides or 3 copy prints from prints. Your choice 99 cen1s. Hockenberr~ Pharmacy North. pm; .62. W11ntad to Buy Wanted to lea1a: 1185 to· be coo poundage to my farm. Gatlia Co. 10% down now with agreement in price par lb . for ram~~indar in lee.. paid at toon 11 pa ..ible to sign ASCS lea.. trenafer formt . Coli 446-2364. 63 Bullijl.ng Materials Holstein buill, breeding age, also baled wheat atraw. Cows with A .I. breeding and Block, brick, sewer pipes, windows, lintels, etc . Claude Winters, Rio Grande, Livestock OHI rocorda. Call81f-2862496. 56 1ng. Pets for Sale Impala .. nd1HT1 a•l• etectric jack. FI&HTI fJ0 AflDSlAKG ...0~ t5lHAT, 'SHAKE: H~N!:>S~ A~D 81 rn Home Improvement• ® Wheel Fortune Gl (j)) Entertainmem Tonight • WKRP in Cincinnoti IHBOI Fraggle Rock B:QO U I]) TV's Bloopero S. Practical Joket CD Cisco Kid (!) USFL Footboll: Memphis ot Jackoonville (I) American Caeaar Cil Hardceatle S. McCormick ICC) (7) ® il)) Billy Graham ' ANNIE BASEMENT WATERPROOFING 304·876· 6376 . Uncondltlonelllfetime gua' rantee. local reference• furnished. Free eatimetat. J & J't Siding Vinyl & (60 min .) Cil Wonderworks aluminum tiding a roofing. Free estimate•. Call 814- 72 !papering. Coil 614-742 · 2328 . RON'S television Service. · conc~:-een -4-..e-=782.8 ave's . Specializing in Zenith and ~tween 4-9. Motorola. Quazar. and house calls. Cell 304-6781977 Suburban , air, 4 2398 o• 814-448-2464. wheel. no rust. Call 446- 2636 efter 6PM and ask for Robin. -g:oo - 8 Hay 8o Grain ' 1976 lnternationel 3,4 ton pick-up . Flotbod. t750.00. Call 614-986-4464. 1972 Chevrolet 3.4tontruck, A-1 running cond, very good 65 Seed & Fertilizer body. t1 ,200 .00 or boat olfor. 304·676-7677. ci_lities . English t2J- Rotary or ctble tool drilling. Moat well• completed aame day. Pump Nles and·Mrvi- (l) - MOVIF Eopreos· I]) 700 Club Cil MOVIE : 'Murder In Te•n· Pan 1 Cil (j)) MOVIEo 'Gauntlet' (CCI g CIJ (10 Kate II Allie . CIJ (ill American Ployhouse (CCI 'The Ghost Writer.' Claire Bloom , Sam Wana~ Outdoor lighted message sign, perfect for any busi- noaa, coil 304 -676-4128 . 84 acres, 3000 lb tobacco allotment, 1 Yz story house. bath, 2 barns, garage, cellar, tool lhed. 6 other buildings. plenty water . Located in Lawrence County. Ohio , near. Lecta and Crown City Mining Co . Call 614-256- 6083 . .90 acre farm, rural water. 6 room house. with 3 bad room rentel · trailer. Crab Creok Rood. 304 -6761206. 35 lots & Acreage 280 acres for oil and gas loaao . Call614 -992· 6918 . 36 Real Estate Wanted 44 Apartment for Ren1 Niclay furnished sma ll house, fT'IObile home • .eft. apt . adults only . Call 446· 0338 . Partially furniahed 2 bdr. garage apartment. Adults only, securrty deposit. Call after 3PM 446-9279. Furnished 2 rooms Ia bath. downstairs, clean, adult only, no pets. Ref. required. Coll446-1519 Furnished efficiency apt ., $126 .00 per mo . Private bath and entrance . Suitable for one person . Cali 446 - For lease 2 bdr. unfurnished apt., overlooking city park , sto\le & refrig .. 1190 mO . Call PJ'o 448-1819 or 4482326 eve. Merchandise SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olive St ., Gallipolis. New & used wood - co~•' stoves, 6 pc wood LR suite 8399, bunk beds t199. antron recliners 899, new & used bedroom suitee, ranges. wriri'ger washers, & shoes. New livingroom suites trencher and New Holland Trdn~port,illon Reg. Cocker Spaniel for sale. 4 months old . Fawn colored . Very good with $_1 0 .00 . Upright freezer Par~keeu. Cockatoos. Finches, S8ed, Cages: All 8169.96 . Lou of dinette sets some with benches. New and used ·tools, hardware. elec. glaSJ· ware. and misc. Large gla11 show case, Bar and 1 variety of stools. typewriter• from $12 .96 . Two cedar war· drobes, new chests, gn keroune, wood and coal heater•. 3 ,500 watt 8 hp g e n e a tor 1 1 0 · 2 2 0 $695.00. Children rockers Supplioa. Call 614-986 4212 . AKC Female Cocker Spaniel. 2 v2 years old. S25.00. Phono 304-675 -1036 . ·57 Musical Instruments Witch loodor. 614·694·7B42 or 694-&00111. 3 voa" old. Call 614-9922770 bolore 2PM . children . $100.00 . Call 614-992-6747 . Ditch 71 Autos for Sale coa. 304-896-3802. B & 0 Home Improvements, replacement windowa. , aluminum aoffit, vinyl aiding, continuous guttera. frn ' astimataa, all work guaran· eed . winter month1 ~--i = 0100. Coll614-387-7118. good condition. Paaaenger or cempirtg van . Oris Hubbard, Fifth St., SyracuM, Ohio. 1966 Buick LeSabre '"• 1978 Ford Bronco XLT. over than 60.000 actual mlloa. 4 dr .• good cond .. 1800 . Coil 814-388·9334 ofllr 8PM. tained camping trailer •1,796 .00 . Top Coon Hounds, tradae dog1 . 0\lar f236 . utllltleo pold. Coil 448 ·4416 oltor 7PM . priced from t285. to t895 . Tobloo, S60 and up to 8125 . 2.0Dd ltoma in otock . STOP AND LOOK. Wo buy and aoll Hide-e-beda,$390. and up on consignment. Open 9 -8 to t660 .. oofo bedo S145, Furnished efficiency7Y2 Nail Recliners, 12-26. to e376., 2 apt. lor rant downtown oil util. paid. Cal1446·1436. 1286 to ·t'{46 . Oolk t110 up to 1226 . Hutc h••· "560 • . Bunk bod complete with Riverside Ap11. Middleport. Special rete1 for Senior Citizen a. •130. Equal Haul· ing Opportunities . 814 - mattreaaes. 1276. and up to $396 . Baby beds. •110. MattraJHS or box springs, full or twin, t68., firm, 2 · Chev. 310 eng. with auto. trana. 1 mile on 233 on 992-7721. ond t7B. Quoen ootl. t195 . 141-B. Lonlor. homo . Phone 304-576 - Furnished garage apt. 1 bdr ., 29'h: Nail Ave., Gellipoli1 59 For Sale or Trade t35,00 n - porit, &.000 mil•• on new motor. S5,800. Coli morning• 304875-7334 . . . 84 Oodgo Chorgor 11.000 mi. air cond., 5 apd., •6.800. 82 Plymouth Turitmo TC·3 34.000 mi . PS, 4 opd .. t4.000. Coil 3792726. 72 Kormon Ghio WINNIE 614-448-4477 . JIM 'S PLUM81NG e. HEAT· lNG. Rt. 1. Bo• 3115. Golll, polio. Con 814 -367-01176 . Coli anytime 814 -44111· 4537. Jomoo L. Dovloon. Jr. 1981 Suboru ototlon wagon Dl, 4 wheel drive. luggega o• onytime by appointment. Pontiac Lomons ·for good ti•et. t1.500. Coli 8H- •ock. 42.000 mllet. now Closed Thursday, call 304- station wagon. Call before 693·1831. radial . 4 I peed. 84 676 -7263 675 -5104 or 876-5386. Nice 2·bedroom hou1a. BOO block First Ave., Gallipolis, off street parking. referen ce• and deposit, Call 814- 266-,629. House for rant 2 bdr. •160 mo. adultt with 1 email child. Coll614-266-6068 . Two bedroom apartment• in New Haven . Newly remodeled in town. Call 814- 992-7481 . Two bedroom furnished 2 bdr . unfurniehed houH with garage and workahop. oportmont. Coli 814·992· 6434 or 304-882-2518 . Call 446-96811. 1 and 2 bedroom fumlehed Llngsvllle, 3 to 4 badrooma. Big yard end garden area. UOO .OO plut utlllti.. ond oportmonto . Coil 814-8926434 or 304-882-2.11116 . eecurtty dapolit required. APARTMENTS. mobile Coi1614-992·6692 . homes, houaea. Pt ; Plaaunt 2 bedroom hm, se. fully carpeted for re nt In Pon'lo· 8221 . - - -------- •oy . Coll614-992 -3054. Two bedroom opt. 304676·21148 or 1176·5763. 21tory houoe. N. Pork Drivo. 304· 176 ·21~2 . and Golllpollt . 614-448- Unfumlshad lpartmant, 5 room1 , beHm.nt and vard. • • •A 1'\1'1. _ _ _ .. . . .__ ..,&o. ............ _,......... 304·171 -7541 ovonlngo . ... '"""''...... LAFF • A DA 'y . • 614-2415~5821. •ea. • dr. cheetl, e49. 6 dr. cheata. eat. Bed frames, 120.end 126., 10 gun - Gun coblneta. f360 . •u. from•• t20. a. S30, klngfromot60. Goodaoloctlon ol bedroom tu~... rocker•. metal cabinets. hoodboordt f3B t65 . L.:.Jt=~ c:r G•• or electric rengee 1375. Baby mattrae~s, 126 • 135, bed e. lc:.jl 1979 Ford Fairmont • .-.nd· ard tfllnt, priced to Mil; very lbll .good cond. Coli 44111-211119 anytime. ---I B [WARf 1874 Monte Corio. good •1.050or-toffor. Cal 114· 388-8370. thor:· OF THE ROBOT up to 1182 C....,. Coleb<lty AT, olr. cruloo•.tllt. V-1. AM-FM. 42.000 mi.. rust proofing. •6.000. Coli 441·211184. UHd Furniture -- 6 pc. dinette, head boards, and 2 bedroom aultn. 3 mllet out BulevHie Rd. Open Bam to 5pm, Mon . thru Sat. 1171 AMC Con-d. good cond. Coil 211 -17S8. 1114-445-0.322 IIY6L£11fi!,V. GOOD USED APPLIANCES W•-•· dryoro. rlfrlo•••· ............ ...,.. .. \ ...... ~ .. ............ .... ~.......... .. ..... ___ ...... . . . . . il<IUI- ''TechnoloJ!y sure has chamled .. . tor., ranges. 8k1gg1 Ap· plillncot. __ , _. _ Uppor ...... _Rlvor _... _Rd _,. .......~ 814·441-7398. I IYIUl..lo 1980 Monzo 4 cyl ·· 4 ..,._... -d U.500 or boat offer. Coli things ! " -- Jl., 74 Motorcycles 1980 Hondo CR-2&0. vary good cond. Coil 448-8710. ()) Ge~eral 85 75 Alto poola flllad. Coil 814-" 258-1141 or 614 , 448.. 11711 or814-445-7911 . Boate end Motort for Bale 17 fl. Craotllnor, 1U Inboard-outboard , power Auto Pert• • Accee10rie1 Mldwatt 12 ft. longth. 8 II . wldo 42" lideboor<l truck bod. Phone 304-17•·1807. a a M TillES, Tiro daa"· CultOIII -~~. Col lor il!::~.:.ji~--! !.! -! ~! !. TRISTATE UPHOLSTER'I' SHOP 11113 Soc. Avo.. Gollipollo. 814-441•7833 or 11114-441· 1833 . R • M Furnltura' ' Manufac- turing. St. Rt. 7. Crown ' Cit~, Oh. Coli 114-211· ' '!~~. ~!!LE~. U!-!~!!. Old II - Ur>hoolorod. !IEquipped IICymbels ol b-+-+---1- 38 TV adrelll, ClwlotleSI Resident 1..--1---1---l--+(autfls) 31 In the- 41Wanderer t1 Blkel')' Simon fidure a Italian l on otd friends from underworld to help him re~ cover a coed's stolen car. DAII,Y CRYPTOQUOI'ES- Here'• bow tAl worldt: (l)Latenight Alneric:ol (JITaxl 8 il)) ABC News NljlrtFolii • Twilight Zone !MAXI MOVIE: 'Hoppy Birthdory to Ma' 11 :45 IHBOI MOVIE: 'Finnepn Bogin Apin' (CCI 12 :00 Cll Burne • Ahn (!] USFL : Mornphioot..........,_ PEANUTS IT SAYS 1-lERE AXYDLBAAXR IILONGFELLOW One letter stands for another. In this sample A is used 0 Si 1e 1 ufor the three L's, X for the two 's, ~tc . ng e,~n;, apostrophes, the len8lh and f0111111tion of the words are all hints. Each dey the code letters are different. CRYPl'OQUOTE (I) AIC News Nlghlll• T~IS 15 THE TENTH ANNUAL ''TIN'( TOTS" CONCERT ( I-lATE BEl N6 C-ALLED A '' TINY TOT " : (10 MOVIE: Petticoat' 'Oparatian I~ HollyWDOd 12:30 •m m Lato Night' David lattai'IMII CD Love T11et Bob <Il ·aonny Hill Show 8 C1J McMillen II Wllw ·rhe Devil You Say .' iRJI90 min . ~ •l!Z'Nawa a-1f-f-+-t- river (60 min .) t<lm prop. - t r i m lobt, trl-houl. 304-11175-8281. 711 :17 F7npet'81e uTonight m rn Beat o1 c.roon 's guests are ltzhak Sl.._ 814·31117-0123 or614-387· 7741 night or <loy. U pholetery down t~~!!~~~~r:~~~~:c~~~:J:rt..~i::=::~~::~!!~~~-=il~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~pi~~~an~~~~~VV:i:lii:a:m~F~.===t~~=F~ ~~~~~~~~~ Ken · s Water Servk:e. Well at" Ciaterna, poole filled. Phone' 87 'Son~ . Prize novelist S Benny HiH S._ 11 :3o Hauling • J:.mea Boys Water Servic.. MOVIE : love Pulitzer Angela' Cil Dod'$ Army (ill lnoldo- White HouN Electrical 1871 Hondo ca. 7110 K 1800. 8.ooo mlloo. 3048711-4484. Openin~ lead o•Q eaer: Giant Slalom is presented from Nonh Conway. NH. & Refrigeration Solo• a. Service Sciuo••· Fabric Shorpen Shop. Pllmeroy. 814-992-2284. Soatll .Yesterday's ~r 5 Egg 13 -Cook, Jr. specialty 20 Dickens 21 Classes u Younc , Bendix hero · or plants, creature role· · 21 Pilot animals, etcc ., 11 Small bed 7 Friend zz Pell30 Kitchen 11 King (Sp.l in lloned gadget 11 ~in 1 Stain 23 Hallen :a Jacket .. Offiiclal u Singing 24 Blue style "" group grass 34 Tear seal 1• EJ:pUtled 11 Type 35 -fixe 24 Contrivance 11 Russian or 38 Patch :r:5Use city soil 38 - hadit! 21Fint Syria Coverage of the 1985 Mlch' elob Light Cup Dual Super motoa. Coil 448-8038 or blue. Pass Pass Pass Pass 2+ 2• Pa!Ss 2 NT 3• Pass 3 NT Pa<ss ~ - Pass- · t+ 4 Pound 12 Ancient .. Secret (!) Women's Pro Skiing 992-7119 anytime. rebuilt North 3 Romanian city u- SSoop 11:oo um CIJ rn o CIJ (10 • (j)) News CD Worlde Best Kept Oood-1 Excavating, b.eae· mentl, footers, drivewey1, septic tanke, landecapinQ . Oozar work land claerlng, landecaplng, etc. fru esti- East WHt DOWN I Getaway! 2 Zhivago's 11 Imitate emotional issues concerning the death penalty are examined through four indi'llliduals directly affected . (ill Nowowotch Excavating cond. FOR SALE OR TRADE, Phone 304·67&· 8612 or 675-2486. Vulnerable: Both Dealer: North IS Require the mouth · I Sonptress CIJ ® Cagney - IH80[ MOVIE : 'Jin•ed' · !MAXI MOVIE : 'Tho . Earthling ' 10:30 CD Tovethor: Boonoo CIJ Oeoth S. Miofreoo ql Oeloy The complo• a~ or 1987 Ford. one ton. step van, all alumn body. axe motor, new front end, n1tw Comedy nents. 160 min .) owner. Would like to trade 1976 Max lacey Cagney is determined to capture a master thief who is wanted in five conti· Golllpollt. Ohio 83 +JB +AQI073 . ACROSS @il Independent Newo Galllpolia. ainglo. f•om UB . to 1125. 5PM . 446-2170 . ~~~~~~~~~~~~f~6~,0~0~0~-; 0;D~-~3~0~4~·~8~8~2~-~~~~~~~~~~;~==~ 0 468-1672 . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~m~o~-~ u~t~il~it ~ i •~·~~· :c : ; o ~ l l~~~~~~l~ro~m~l ~ 1~0~9~ . ~·'~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~1~982 OT 2012. ·-· with six Hrvlca. House for renl . Call 304- 10:00 D CARTER'S PLUMBING ANO HEATING Phone·. 61a.-446.- 3888 9 A 16 4 ,......,.. .; 1 Wooden strip 5 Toward Experiment Cor. Fourth and· Pine 1971 Volkswagon needa engine. Body good cond., Sofa. chair, rocker, otto· man,3tablaa, (axtrahaavy), *18&. Sofas and chairs Coli 446·0390 . 258-1328 . ... -- +.)(J~! " by THOMAS JOSEPH and the brothers Darryl it hard to handle success after Joanna teaches ·them the proper way to manage the cafe. IMAXI Plumbing 8o Heating , SOUTH . .Q4 -~- aiding. 304-676-2440. 82 • 10 6 4 _+6 2 . maker and Mark Linn -Baker star tn this story of a young writer's rect)llections of a Building-remodeling. dry· wall, kitchen-bathroom in- ' etallation, door-window framing , vinyl • alumin . 1983 GMC S-15 Jimm~ 4•4 4 tpd .• 6 cyL. good 1977 Chovy van. graan. phonograph. 17ft oelf con - Bundy lluto. Call 448-0082 aftor 6 :00PM . 48,000 mi. , excellent condi· tion, t4,000. Coil 992· 3149. 614-446-2282. model end newer uaed e~~rl. Smith Buick-Pontiac, 1911 Eaetam Ave., Galllpolie. Call LAYNE'S FURNITURE 1 1979 Joop CJ -7 V-8 . TOP CASH paid for '80 S6 .96 -S30.00 .. High chair, 1232. t13.000. Coll446-2716 . 198'1 · Dodge Corovon . PS.PB.AC.CC,TW. .AM·FM digital clOck ,.dio . 10,000 mllet. Call 614-949-2273 . car seat, walker. Antique tools, ' book CBies, waehing machine, . Victor radio and Fender Jazz ball guitar, Fender bassmen ten amp, chaire, condition, 7 ,600 . Cal 614· $199 -1699. Iampo. also Retired couple wants to buy acre or less land for mobile Re nt a ls 1 male Walker Coonhound, and Used living room furniture used $29.96, new 2 and 5 place 8296.00, Lane rec liner *160 .00. severa'l seta of tables and lamp1 . New bedroom sutea from ~host UHd R-85 air, cruise, tilt, Clllette, captain 8S87. buying coal & wood stove1 . Call814-446·3169 . New 1 bdr. efficiency •pt., 3109 before 9 :00pm . LEON FLEA MARKET. New $129.95 Chow puppiot. Call 814446-3844 after 7PM . $296 .00 used $129 .00 . Bunkbed 8175.00, babybed $36 . 00 . bod frames 51 Household Goods mower. EAST .• J • 8 53 2 t AQ9 3 e GASOLINE ALLEY 304- - Oragonwynd Cattery Ken nel. CFA Himalayan, Penian and Siamese kittens. AKC WEST • 9 6 53 .• Q J 10 g king, winning the final two tricks with the club ace and the jack of diamonds-:-· u East- dumps the- club nine, South jettisons a diamond and mond queen, declarer can take a club can run the remaining clubs, losing finesse and lead a diamond to the only a diamond at the finish . 'Romance on tho Orifnt 1972 lA ton GMC pick -up. Charles Wildermuth et 814 - 992 -5821 . 64 (CCI the Dark' . [HBDI MOVIE: 'An Unmarried Woman' [MAXI MOVIE o 'This io Spinal Tap' · be11 offer. t kn2 +H . bidding method very much in vogue among _North American tournament b!-!dg'! ~!2y.ers .~~J-!!!1- · 2S- the Mrr!~ . Implies. when a player using this metbod bids two of a lower-ranking ·suit In respo'nse to his partner's opening bid of one of a suit. he commits his side to getting to a game contract. · This approoch made the bidding of today's hand easy. North was able to show his 6-4 shape without getting beyond three n<>-trump. The play was interesting. Declarer played a club to the 10 at trick two . When that held,- he -cashed-the spade queen, noting with pleasure the fall of the jack. Then he cashed the heart ace. That seems strange. but look what now happens to East on the run of the spade suit. He must make five discards. Four of theni are easy two diamonds and two hearts . Meanwhile South has got rid of his two worthless hearts and a small club. comes-thl! last'-spade from dummy. If East parts with the dia- f11 MOVIE: 'Promises In 7500. 9 K "Two.over·one game· force " is a ' Tail of the Tiger.' An cMd pilot and three gho_sts help a young model airplane enthusiast rebuild an authentic Tiger MQth fighter plane . 160 min.) (jj) Uving Planet ICC) 'Seas - ·-·-otGrass.' 'fhe·grasslinds -of ·three contin.ents are explored for their different life forms . (60 m in .) Michael's Paint1ng and Wal· NORTH 3- 4 - 8~ ' + AK10872 · By James Jacoby Crusade .. ii Ci) Scarecrow ana Mn. King f',manda learns that a soon-to-be released book exposes her agency cover . Rogert Baeement Waterproofing. 31117-7488. The game rolls in e Call.collect 1-.11114-237-., 04S8. 9 o.m . to 6 p.m. 8pm. Trucks for Sale Nome TMI CC\\\E>·our Fltlm Cil 1 977 Honda Civic CVCC. firm . .Ciil 448-9'144 oftor ALL R~HT , ME't.l, tJ0\1! ~ cond; t13.900 .00. 304· 882-3924. Coll814·388-9857. good, good tirea. new ste· reo. rec:ent paint job, eaoo FORGER BORN LOSER 1979, 2.fi h mini motor, exc Marcum Rqoflng • Spouting. Now inaulllng rubber 74 Volktwagen rebuilt engine. ga~d cond. e960. · roots. 30 years experience, apeciellzlng in built up roof. · 304-876-1769. 1976 Chevette with 1981 PE\YfER 448 -0614. G. C. motor. 23.000 mlloo. runo PHONY Answer: What that little floor covering· was• A ••THROW" RUG axe. cond . aleepa 8 . Cell t3,000. 304-11176-2267. Ti Chevy Malibu blue 4 dr.. 8 cyl., auto, 4 new tires. Call Soturday'al JumblosoLURID Good 4-H Kennels Profes- S79.000 . Cell 614-245 5281 . Chevrolet Vego 22 ft. oelf comolnod 1987 Chevy Yz ton PU. good 0 . Call 614-246-5121 . Fill Easter - Baskets with Cabbage Patch. Mr . T or Michael Jackson Doils. Hard HILLCREST KENNELS and soft sculpture. 304- . Boarding all breeds. Healed 676-6460 . indoor- outdoor facilities . AKC Doberman puppies: Furnace blower with motor, Stud Service. Call61 4 -448doub .. drain sink with fix7796. tures. 304-675-1416. 1972 Oldo98 . Loodad. Runo good. U95.00 . Coil 814· 985-4464. . 304-678-2989 or 578 U7L -........ = 55 - Building~Supplies . 142 acre farm., will consider anything of valu~ on trade. ing back gla11. black teXtured tram• or aluminl,f~ new. 2 yeer old Lane 4 piece bedroom suite with 1 year old queen size mattre11 8& 876-6483 or 675-1460 . ,. winch I THOUeHT FOR ~Ul'E THAT WA'j WHAT WE Wf~E- GOING TO FIND. IRVIN'S AUTO Ci.ASS.'Iildfromo, dork tinted glloo. 304-876-5408 or814-448· 4423. gr<>und pool kita. 18K38 microwa\/e diahwnher, central heat & air, sprinker system. fireplace . 1% bath, 3 bdr. insulated \/inyl underpinning , Approx. 1 100 aq.ft . of living space. I trarna or alumn color. Twa locotlont 3!14-875-540111 or . il4-441-44Z!i . . Pool Peo~le Spacial : Above ground pools-thru 4 -16 -86 - Free a'uto pool cleaner and and andender light value $269.96 . tn- 1,171. ~/4/85 Irvin Auto Gloto. lildlng Will cut and· deliver iifi· wood. Co11614-266 -1628. UMd furniture. 8 pc . 18C· lionel. tovaseat. bedroom suite, foam mattress end foundat i on . Corbin &: Sny_der Furn . Call 446 - · after 6PM . Television Viewing Auto Peru • Accaseorie1 back glaaa for pick up wtth You pickup 116. Coil 814· 245-5804. Moytog a. Croolay Appliance•. Call 448-4466. . Must sell . 1983 Jay Sky liner 14x62 2 . bdr.• completely · fumlahed except bedroom•. ceil jng fan. washer & . dryer. ~ompletely underpmned, 8x1 0 storage building, selting on pri'ltlete rent lot, ca n 711 Ohio Stock block 327 lock pit· tOM • crank, 2 Mia of 2 .02 heada. alum. rol.., rock« ormo. dll1rlbutor drive loCh .. liect . fuel pump. Soil Dnlyoo • 1foup n5o. cou 1114· 245-5100..,.. Dovd-coll 446· 2107. 814-266 ·8246. 827 3rd. Ave. Gollipolla. OH. Call 446-'3468 . Larry Wright ~~~~~~~~----- Monday. March 4, 1985 Knouff Flrowood Split· 911% Mon thru Sat . .&46-1699. good cond., 2 air cond. KIT.'N' CARLYLa hardwooda. You pick up or we ~eli var . HEAP vender. TV oe11. Open SAM to 8PM . ,972 Bud'dy 12K60, 2 bdr .. furnished , Appliance. Monday, March 4. 1986. 54 MI..: . Merchandise Good uHd appllancel and NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL· ITY MOBILE HOME SALES. 4 MI . WEST. GALLIPOLIS. AT 36. PHONE 614· 446· 7274. partly •' v.J• Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio · Page-S-The Daily Sentinel 32 Mobile Homes '~ . - .. • OQL HSRCILRO HK OQL KSMLRZG MO . - SCBNQ C QHYGL XQH X . 3-t MG KSLAYLRO LILSGHR • Y•terdaY'I ~ : TRIFLES MAKE PERFECTION, AND PERFECI'ION IS NO TRIFlE. - '- -ifti\:dEhANGEt-'1 · -=- -··· - - · - . - '"'"""'"" �Page-1 0-The Daily Sentinel No evidence of foul play found in man's death Area deaths Leonard R. Brooks Leo d narf Rotchard (Dieck ) !Brooks, Sr. '-64 ,o anaAve., o umbus, . died Sarurday ·"in Mt. Carmel Medical C.mt~r West, 1n Columbus. ·Born Apr. 16, 192lln Middleport , he was a r<'tired Penn Central Railroad inspector, a veteran . of World warn. a nd a member of the -Mi-dd-leport Chiitdi of Chn.s;. Survivors Include his mother. Mrs. Bertha Bmoks Rife, of Rt. 1, Middiepor1: two daughters and sons· in· law. Mary ·Ruth and Ed· ward Mullins or Grove City,· and Janet Mae and Gary Grorge of Columbus; a son and daughter·ln· ,. .,. L··:.~ t~. _.l_Q.~.~~-~~· 0:-'1'"~1:--. . . ------- · ..:.,.., ... ~:.:.:.:,.__,___.,....-..--:-~-.. _., .. _ Jr .. of Grove Ctty; eight grandchild· ren;twosisters.M rs.Marv ln (Eva) Milliron and Bonnie Jean Rife- both ' . ·' of Rt . I, Mtddleport; a brother. by hL~wife. Ruth E. Wolfe Brooks; f~ther his . I Lester E . Brooks; a ' sisters, L>iralne Brooks and Lavine -=.... · R.!fP,.__ ... F uneral services wUl be held 10 a.m. Tuesday morning at Shroyer· Rutherford Funeral Home, 1278 W. Broad St. , Columbus. Rev. Olen Gould will officiate. . Burtal will be In Pleasant Cem e· tery at MI. Sterling. . Noevldenceoffoulplaywasfound In other $erm:s department shockprotmtlonandwlllbereturned· deputies of Meigs County Sherif! Howard Frank. grandchildren also survive. · 1 by the Meigs County Sheriff's activity, Daniel Talbott, Long to Meigs County on, Monday by Besides her parents, slle was Department In the death of Carlos Bottom, Is In the Meigs County jail , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - pr!.'Cl'd€d In d~ath by two sons, Cain, age76, who was found lying on after being arrested about 1 a.m. Adian Smith and Norman Smith. the fioor at hls Ohio 143residence, at Sunday morning for OWl and 'l·Ota~~.,-~aymornJn•rr ~serviCeS wllftie bela a 11 a ~ ,.. ' "'r""'"' ,,... - -ctrtv1ng -"1lnder"suspenslon~- TheTuesday at the Ewing Funeral Cain was fo11nd by a relative, · department received a report of a Home with Mr. Roger 'Watson Charles W. Chapman, who notified suspicious vehicledrivlngaroundon officiating. Burtal will be in the the authorities. Cain had been deat'l Bar 30 Rd. In .Orange Township. Car.leton Cemetery. Friends may since Friday. Deputy Brtan Bissell responded to JM.;. call at the flllll'ral home from 2 to4 Pres~hoolers invited the call and madethearrest .Talbott ~~ ~JfA•.QZJ..JlS.M•..Al.U.... JM... and 7 .to 9 p.m, today. is beint{ held without tx:md. _ lo visit Portland Schooi Also in jail In Meigs County Is JA.\.AU,JlU...AUK ... 1~.. $ . . , Carlos H. Cain Portland Elementary students In· Florence Jane Stevel)s of Reeds· !1\ ... JQN.. vile all Meigs County preschoolers ' 11le. who was arrested Sunday by to visit their school Tuesday for a the Meigs County Sheriff's Depart· t~ ••.tOK ••• Funeral · services for Carlos H. spectil! story time, to be presented men t on a charge of dlsorde r 1Y Cain, 76, who died at his Route 1, by the students and by a "Talklng conduct after a complaint against •• Rutland home, near HarrtsonvUle, · · ' Stevens filed b a lndt ld a! F-r.lday, wlll be- h!!ld- at- 2 p.m.-~-~Jiloo.Jk: Thehalf:h9.!!f,!t~rytii;!\~~Ul was Y n v u ..,...,...-~...,.-·...,.,..,~,..,"'·~· ·n- ,.... ...,. .~, :.:"o ~~!- ,.'l.!J.,tll!,.r - """' - 'l"hJ,._,_ ... - . ;...,t:=!~~~:J~'iiTe~~;n;~;;;~i~~~ 9~~~pj~:Z:::::C~~j~~~~~~: · · u~ay-·~:tr-"·i:ltt-·ninnel:..:.~.;u.l;o:a·i '· · ·· · · · · ·. :.. _::::.·;.• ..._ _,;.. ~...:.. _._ ;:Home In Rutland. event Is part of Portland Elen:ten- sentence In the Chillicothe Corre(;. Mr. Cain was born Dec.1, 1!0lat tary's Right To Read Week tlonal Facility for a breaking and Activities ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• " ' • Downington, a son Q.( the la te Mont · entering incident, has been granted and Lola Graham Cain. He was a Meets Tuesday SiN. • -PRE-SEASOtf SPECIALS AGRI-CARE FERTILIZER 10-40- s.............u•. JMO...u.~r..w.NJU .. s2 3o 6-24-24 ........ •• 14-14-14.............. S184 $.161 13-13 -13.................................... . 6-24-24 .....•............................... s159 174 7•28•28 ···~···················•·••••••:.•••.•. ~····1~1t S2 02 :~~::v!~a\~~:.u:~;~~~d~~~ fars'::':::-~:~r:~~s z~r::~~: Mrs. cousins,andmany fnends. Mr. Brooks was precededindeath Monday, March 4, 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Frances Howery, Middleport, and Mrs .Leah Williams Han·isonville and ~everaJnlecesa~nephews L Lebanon Township Trustees will · meetTuesday eventng,7 p.m .,at the town., hip garage. . . k otto jac pot CLEVELAND(AP)-'Oneticket that listed an six numbers.drawn In the lates t ·~Ohio Lotto" game is ' BICEP · Ji"' S17 15 R ( E ADI ANE EX ................................. S2 5 30 LASSO .............................;.................liN. s18.60 PARAQUAT .......................................JitJ.S40.20 PRINCEP 4L . Ji" $11 50 SUTAZI ........... ~•••••••••••••••••••••••••• ... $ J - b • ' ~J. n hall. A sUent auction wUl be held . . · -= ""-'"~ ~ . - . -- MelgsAthleticBoost~rs wlllmeet In regular session. TueSday even· ing, 7 p.m., atthe highschool. Plans for f the winter sports banquet will be tnallzed. .. r • The holder of the winning ticket ~iLl .rt.:rei.V.e 1fidfl.!lll~l payment~ ClL L ·! $113,744,84 after federal taxes are withheld. The winning numbers from Saturday'sdrawingwere3:13, 19, 20,21 and 29. ·~.,,.. PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU MARCH 9 ,...- --·<+ . Procedure ·difference delays hiring . • =J,-~,~~~.~~,tNr:~t~ . .--~ ~a~~·.. .,~~~~~~:~::c~~~~v~· ~-- ~~~~~~!;·~~~. - ~ ~~ ~~!~~~~7?!,!!~. . "l''·Dri:ONlN~rErr..~~·z·" (i1..~·...~:· :.~:~.·::":::'":"' : -:':. :: :··~~:~:·: .:.."·;: : -:~.; =-. "::':"::;"::JilN.:C:~t:s~;·· 'i ·~·· '""' preceded In death by a sister .... ., . c ""' I AneStlneCarsey. · ' ·Gffi.tiat:i.ng at T-U~ciy':s serv iL'rls wUlbeMr.JosephSayre.BurtalwUI be In Wells Cemetery. Friends may . call at the funeral home from 7 to 9 , p.m. Monday. A CHESTER AGRI SERVICE 985-3831 Mina Hart Mlna Hart, 93, 7245 Mura l Kirkpatrick Road, Caledonia, pr~c · tica lly a lifetime resident of Meigs ,., County.. . died .Sarurday ~t . the Morrow County Hospital. Mrs. Hart was bornJan .l8, 189'2 in Bedford Towns hip, a daughter of the late William and Samaria Stpry Rice. She was a member of the HemiO\'k Grove Church or Chrtst, the Women's Auxiliary of Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion, and .Heml(){'k Gra nge. Surviving are a daughter, Hazel ~ llolf'man-;-Lakdonia; a son, Leo Srnith, Columbus; a brother, Wil.m cr Rice. R\'f'dsville, and a · s ister, Belva Willard, Bedford Township. Nine gra ndchildren, ·27 grea t· grandchildren and 10 great·great· ' ~ ···--·-~-;-dlffe~;~ce Fr::;;r;;:;~;;~u:-:;;=·~?:i~;~~!~;~g:;;;;~rr~;=~~:g~ ~:~·-~· -~::~,; :S~~~::·~~~;··~~~:;;;;;;;:--;res· =~;E;~~~·M~a~Bs~~:~ed~;r!o~r~m; o~re; d~;e~ta~itled·~~~;';;t;;~•Mils. ~, . -· 6 . de\~;ted . !l)e hlrll]g of 1\ltorney Jen~!fer ~sh..,ts as Pomeroy' s VIllage solicitor. Mayor Richard Seyler repor1.e d at Monday night's meeting of Pomeroy Village Council tha t Sheets had consented to take the solicitor's posiUon. P omeray has been without a fulltime solicitor since Douglas Little resigned the position late last fall. However, when a vote on the motion toacceptShe!'ts was taken, Councilmen Bruce Reed and John Anderson voted no, - not because they didn't want Sheets, but because they fell .there had been a lack of comm!'nlcation between the mayor and \-'()Unci!. They also fell that "oui of court.e sy," they should tell Patrick O'Brten, who's been handling most of· the village's . ,, legal !ruslnesssin.c ethefirat .of).he:vl!.a r. that a.flllltlme '''"·'•"'' . . ,posj(lon. . .. . • ,. ·~ .. _ enled · a proposal for a government subsidized cab Seyler ar,gued there was ;.no munesy" · ~volved. · •· "service wlflilil The~vfl\age, at"" no C:osl to tfie village.;, · ~ The vlllage gave O'Brien work, just like any other As explained by Snouffer, grant funds tor such a attorney,and "we paid him ." . project are available through federal and state funds. Councilman Larry Wehrung, who sided with the Spoufler. would own the service, but operationa l mayor asked. "What's the big deal." money would be furni shed by the grant. Even though However, when council muld not come to an there would be no cost to the village, Snouffer would agreement, It was decided that the issue should be need thevllhige to act as a government sponsor before tabled and rropened later. application for the grant cOuld be made. Betty. Baronlck, council member, abstained from If the project becomes a reality, 50 cent tokens (for the vote, bui agreed that. "Sheets would make a fine • senior citizens) and $!tokens (for the general public ) solicitor." This meant that ihe vqte was 2·2on naming will be sold. These tokens a•'E> redeemablefor$2, which Sheets to the post. Anderson and Reed voted agains1 Is the aost of a fare to and from any point within the · the hiring and Wehrung and Young for hiring Sheets. vU!age. Without a token, the regular $2 fare would be H<>nrY .W!>.r.rv •. th,e s)1t!h COUilcll member .Was not .charged. F6qnlnlsout out slde thevlll.age, fares~ill be Snouffer will set up a meeting between council and of' UJJCrl ·, to ' gfve 11\e"prO]ec! tuffiie~ discussion. Snouffer will also be approac hing Mlddlepor1 Village Council abou t the same proposal. Survey cable users Councilman Bill Young repon ed that Pomeroy will be surveying village cable users, via a questionalre, to find out what consumers arewa ntingconcerningcable television. Young reports thar other corrununitles using the same cable serv ice will bt> questioolng their cable users a lso. A government granted rate increase and advarice billin g procedures have led toromplaints from many area ca.ble users. , (<:;ont inued qn, page 10) "Selli Bullge, Sewer line extension done; contractor wants his money Elzza.Hut:s sewer.llneextension Is... fin)shed, ahead of schedule, com· plete wllh lift 'station, according to ·Bob Campbell, president of Hem· lock' Pipeline of Racine, cont ractor for the job. The problems which have plagued the opening of the business seem to have been solved except for one de1ail"::. Campbell's monl?y.- Campbell, present at Monday's meeting of Pomeroy VIllage Coun· cU, repol'ted the lift station pump Is In place thanks to the s upplier having thestallontn stock . Delivery of the pump had been .expected to . take mUch longer. Hemlock will finish pouring concrete this week. The contractor hopes io blacktop road surface · areas by the first week of Aptil. • Emergency S(flJadls-1make ·10 calls --~-- Meigs Count y Emergency Medl· cal Servic(' reports ten· calls were ansWerrd over !hC'" weekend, six calls on sa turday, four on Sunday. At 9: fla.m. Sat urday, Middleport went to-Stonewood Apts. for Ma bel Lane lo Holzer Clinic in Middleport. Atl2:~5p.m .. Middleport went to809 tor Leslie 11oweYer._Carop.bell iJ; now cOn· cerned that an agr<'Cment made . during a pr.,.construction confer· ence was not honored. He says that at that conference,lt was agieed tha t the village would complete necessary paperwork and "have it in progress" so the village cou ld apply for an Immediate draw down of moneyfrom the state·l o pay for the project. It was Campbell' s understanding that the funds would be available the first week in March. Campbell says he " proceeded In good faith" only toflndout froml<tm Shields, a consultant for the vUlage from Columbus, that the paperwork has not been completed. Shields toid Campbell the process to get the money would take al least another four weeks to complete, if not longer. ' - ACOO.rding- tu Campbell-.~ S!tiP,!.ds Jolm Anderso~, councjljlresidenL said he thought th ere must be '' a misunderstanding." AnderSQn also noted. that the village couldn't ask for a · total draw down · Qf funds w11hout a total invoice. Chuck Ma nn, project engineer, had suggested the total draw down at the pr.,.constructlon conference but as Anderson· pointed out. Kim Shields had not been In favor of the idea . "What do I tell my suppliers ?" asked Campbell - · "that-- Kim Shields didn't think It was a good idea ? "The paperwork was supp<lsed to done by the first part of February," Ca mpbell continued, ·.·so that when figures became availabl~. the paperwork could be submitted to the _,sta!e.. :~-~"""'"' I minor st ructure fire at the Gardner residence on Flatwoods Rd. At3: 24 p.m .. Ruiland went to Hill St. for Ca rl Dennison to Holzer Medical Center. Pomeroy was called to the county infirmatY, at 6: 14 p.m. for Gladys Adkins who was taken to Veterans Memorial. And at 6: 40 . p.m., Middleport went to 490 Grant St. for Lee Reynolds to Veterans Memorial. .On Sunday. a ll : 50 p.m., Tuppers Plains went to Reedsville for Nora Buchimari to St. Joscph's Hosplt a l in Parkersburg. Pomeroy was ca lled to 520 Mulberry a t 2:15 p.m. for Edna Cooper lo Holzer Medical Center. At 4:51 p.m ., Middlepor1 went lo 743 Sycamore for Lisa Manley to Holzer Medica l Center. And at 6:50p.m .. Rutlandwascalled to the scene of an auto accident at Langsville. Virgil Roush was ta ken '. from the scene Ia Veterans Memorial. .• * eighth grader representing the Metp Jwtlor IUgh School In Middleport. Ml\)'ll8l'd will represent the L'OUaly attbe state spelling contest to he heldApril27ln Colmnbus. On the left Is Eric Heck, sooofMr.andMrs. Mike Heck, Pomeroy, who was first runne,...up In tlie couray event. He alo;o received a troph,y. He represented the Pomeroy Elementary School where he l• a sixth grader. AWARDS - Meigs County Superlnlmdent of Schools Jom Riebel presented awards to the top two t'OIIIestants In the annual MeigS County Spelling Bee held Monday night at Meigs High School. Receiving the first place troplry and a traveUng trophy for her school wao; county winner, Cindy Maynard, daughter of 1\lr. and Mrs. Mickey Maynard, Langsville, an .M~~gs Ju~ior ·High stude~t captures annual spelliqg bee ' • How? Just open an IRA Mini. .. the tax shelter you can have with as little as $25. Add wharyou can, when you can, any time before April15, 1985. Because every dollar you put in an IRA is a dollar you don't pay taxes on ... even if you don'triternize . deductions. You can reduce your taxes ... even get a bigger·refund check. That means more money in your pocket. More money in the oonk, too. Because while you . don't pay the IRS, we pay you. High money market interes~ adjusted monthly to assure · you of the hest cu~rent rate ... tax defer- Weather forecast Showers and t hunderstorms early tonight. Mostly cloudy late tonight. Lows between 35 a nd 40. Partly sunny Tuesday. Highs IK'ar 411. The chance of precipitation is Ill percent tonight and 20 percent Tuesday. Extended Ohio Forecao;t • ·~· • Heather Franckowiak, Middleport ; Amy Herald , Rutland ; Shayne Brynnee Aspin, Salem Center; Rebecca Bowers, Salisbury; Nicole Beegle, Letart; Melanie Michelle Adams, Portland; J an Williams, Racine; Joyce Barnes. Southern Junior High. and Jason Mnotl, Syracuse. Joho Redovlan, a guidance counselor at Meigs High School, pronounced words for thecontestilntsand loca l superintendents, Richard Roberts, Eastern; Dan C. Morris, Meigs, and Bobby Ord, Southern, were the judges. Russell Moore and John Costanzo, county school supervisors, handled details for the annuaL event and awards were presented by Meigs County Superintendent of Schools John Riebel. Seventeen school spelling champions baNied it out tor top honors a t the annual Meigs.County SpeUingBee held Monday night at Meigs High School. The pitfall in the competition came on the word "fleabag" missed by Eric Heck , Pomeroy Elementary School, whowasoneofthe last two standing. That word was spelled mrrectly by Cindy Maynard, Meigs Junior High School representative, who moved·ahead to spell the next word. "flipper" correctly and win the , county title, Other fin alis ts and the schools they represented Include Julie Riffle, Chester; Kenneth Caldwell. Eastern Junior High; Sherrt Wolf, Riverview; Michelle Frash, alternate Tuppers Pla ins; Chrissy Weaver, Bradbury; Bobby Vance, Hanisonvlllc; can start with for just $25.1t gives you more in the bank, and more in your pocket. Only atBANKONE. · Fair through the period. IUghs from the mid 3llo; to the mid 40s Wednesday and from the mid 40s to near 60 Thur.!day and Friday. Lows In the :ms Wednesday, from the mid 00. to the mid 30s Thursday and In . should soon be supplied I o the sta tion. told him would be delayed anyway. not known exactly when the funds w1ll be made ava ilable . Fire loss placed at $150,000 . Losses as the result of two fires at Meigs County homes Mohday amounted to some$150,<XXJ At 10:23 a.m ., the Pomeroy Fire Department answered a call to the Charles Mash reSidence, 33'139 · Naylors' Run Road. The fram(l homE.' and two car garage was completedly gutted by the fire and later firem en pulled down the rem a ining walls of the structure. Losses not including the contents were set at $108,700. Woods behind the home caught fi re and kept firemen .busy for hours with about two acres being burned . Middlepot1 and the Forestry Ser· to the home were estimated ·at $46,<XXJ. Thai tire rekln.dled at >:35 a.m . Tuesday and firemen spent two vice were on the scene to assist mOre hours on the scene. Pomeroy with tbewoods.fire. At 11:39 p .m. Monday. Pomeroy Firemen went to the Grover Arnold home on Rou'te 143 near theforrner county landfill. The ones tory frame home was extensively damaged as the resu lt of a fire which may have started from a wood burner. Losses High winds Monday created havoc with the fires on Monday. The Middleport· Fire Department was kept busy also fighiing brush fires a nd Pomeroy atr5:58p. m . went to Mlddlepor1 toasslstwltha brushfire near the cemetery. Therewasalsoa bfllsh fire on the f)ocxl road on High winds ·down building th~3flsFrjday. <XJUAPSES - Meeting time changed According to Mayor Charles Pyles, Racine Village Council will hold it s regular March meeting Tuesday evening, 7 p.m., at vUlage hall. walls which had been left lllandlng following a fire In February, 19114, at the Empire Furnllure SIAlre, North Second Ave., Middleport. Bricks from the wall fell onto the olflees of Dr. Richard Slack demolllllllnl I1108t of the ofllce .tructure. Pollee oflleen had to he at the scene throughout the night hecau8e the rollapee pennllled easy entrance from the Slack ofllce llulldlnl Into the Vlllqe Phannacy. The side and relll' Veterans Memorial 5a rurday Admlsslons.. None. sa rurday Dlscharges .. Curtls Rtf· He, Dwaine McDaniel , Edna Star· key, Lonnie Black. Su nd ay Admissions .. VIrgtl Roush. Gallipolls. Sunday Dlscharges..Mary Gil· .ey, .Clare!l..ceFra.'!k,-Sa!!l!-Jen k!ns, Helcn Frank. · Apparently hlp winds on Monday . night C8ll!led the collapoe ol hlp brick SubstanUal penalties lor early withdrawal. IRA. TheAll·Amerlcan·Tax Shelter beryone Can Have. BANK ONE,. Member FDIC -- walls collapsed jll!lt IIIIer 8 p.m. MonUa.Y. 'ii.e ~-€ OOadillg Is owned by Mr. and Mrs. Skip Meadows of GaDJpolll. ' I 1 \ U!M!:IlM.t.'l'll Pomerov and MlddkDor1 SIOO,IOO. The wooded lllllllde beldnd tile . . . . IIIIo ~were called Monday-to the Charlel Mash~ Cilupt lire and I~ lil21iiiiiliiii'iie liiiare'wien reooldellce 011 Naylor's Run to IIBUie a fire thai broulht the biD! l8ldlr ctdrul. Mardi II tile eventually gutted the re&ldence a1 a lottt8 of over a bePmlnl of the brul!llllre - · ., � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource March 4, 1985 brooks cain hart rice