https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8c66fe0a92bcfc0478e57b47df56865d.pdf a4b4fbab655925defbbb130d11b133c5 PDF Text Text 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 - · ., �- __,__ TUIIIday, March 6, 1986 • Pege-2-The Daily Sentinel·:• Commentary Daiiy Sentinel The Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Redmen' oUst Defiance, 88-68 J: Tuesday. March 6,1986 On the line-- - . RIO GRANDE - Rio Grande ~I'll upended Defiance College f!S-68 In a semlttna·t District 22 . i>layo!! matchup at Lyne Tenter Monday night. ' Wlththewtn, theRedmenmoveto 294 on the season while Defiance William "F. Buckley Jr. ·, Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS'MASON AREA" !:l~ t:l: m~ ~V . ,.....,_. ._....,...' ...,..., do~ ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Pu lsher/ .......Controller -----.." _ BOB HOEt"UCH The reaction by the critics to the declarations of Mr. Reagan and Mr, Shultz suggests the continuing 1affure of ihe Eastern SeabOrd llberal mentality to absorb the relevant priorities. A few observa tlons: · 1) It is tiresome and ll'relevant to be reminded that other govern· ments with which the United States Is precisely relevant to current problems. He said, "The govern· ment of .the United States has no quarrei wiih any country, however obnoxious Its doctrlnes, so long as It doeS' not seek to export them." Apply that rule, and you distinguish Instantly between Nicaragua and Chile, or the Phlllpplnes- or - at least for the present - China. reason whatever, in the Internal or external affairs ofany other state." But what is the correct position of a signatory to the J::SOgota Declaration In a situation in which a foreign power has precisely been responsl· ble tor such Interference, and moreover, when the motives of that .foreign power are not merely to stop with the colonization of a single ~-,.,-.-~-. that Nicaragua is a sovereign, , Independent state, governed by an · ' Indigenous military junta: Nlcara,gua ts a geopo1iticai crislspuiiil not because It has·wrecked Its economy or tortured Its citizens, but because what It ·has done Is Incoherent except to the extenttha~ It ls related to a grander enterprise than merely, ImPosing to!alltarlan rule on Its oWn citizens. It seeks, having done. • ·T''',-.--7""':""'-....-;---:--,. ~-•~---. ~~-.-r.:........-n~'-•·-·-""'":"" _,., "' ---·~ • · L ·• ' -.. .. .-. •..- '--..."'"' ._., ,, ---.... ..... ~.·---~·-.,.·••~..-.....-... ~--e;o;;-~-~ .....- -~···' -- -"••-Y-r"""TO._,........,.,._.,. •._..,- _.."'"""""•.• vo••·- ._,o..,.,- t.....-""&5•-,..•..._.__...,._...,.,.:0 •- -......,~· News Editor A MEMBER of Thr Assocl at N:I Pr£>ss, ll11and Dail y Press Assocta ti c;m and the American N('ws paper Publlsht•rs Association. China. totalitarian . For the IOOth tlml' In this space. I recall the qualification made by Sen. William Fulbright a dozen years ago, which co-signed a declaration In which we pledged that "no state or group of states has the right to Intervene, direc!l}' or Indirectly, for any which to continue to wage Its generations-long war against the stablllty of neighboring states? It cannot be plausibly contended LF:TTE:RS OF OPI~JON arl' Wf'lcome . Th<'V should be' ll.'ss than :wo words long . J\ 11 l••t1£>rs <trP su hj ('c t t o edllin~ and mu st s iRnC'd with namP, addi"('SS and tf'lt'phom• numbf>r . No unsl~ned lf' ll fl rs wilt bf> published . LN! C'I'!\ sho uld t)(' In good t"a stt•, addrf'~~lnf! l~ .o;uPs. noi. Pf'r!'onaiiTIC's. tK. .;,._ The Daily Sentinei-Page-3 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Walsh College t25-51 sUpped pas! Malone, 64-63, In theother!iemlflnal contest In Canton'. The Cavaliers wUI travel to Rip Grande on Wednesday to settle the dlstrlct champlunshlp. Defiance jumped out early .. opening up a 1&-8 lead by the 14: 37 fln~at22-9'. mark. The Redmen In turn forced markers, hitting 10 of 17 from the four straight Defiance turnovers as floor aDd eight of 10 from the line. the Yellow Jackets went Into a Guards Jerry Mowery and Mike Tour-cornefott.ense. . limlth -tallied 17 and '16 points, Slx·three guard Mike Smith respectively, while brothersJoeand contributed three jumpers and Dan Greg Verhoff connected forl2and 11 Curry tossed In a buckettokilock the markers. count at 16, with 11:39 left. The Fll'Shman center Dennis Bostel· Yellow Jackets opened up a lead man stroked In 26 ~lnts, while though, cor~~~e<:tlng on 12 of 12 1\U·D!strlct pPrformPr Bill SzaiX> flrst·half free-throws. as compared added 17 for Defiance. Curry led all to Rio's one for five . rebounders with 15, while Joe The Jackets held a 42·37 halftime Verhoff ripped down 11. Bostelman advantage. The nip-and-tick contest recorded nine, · Mowery dumped out 10 assists for .' cont lnued for the first nine minutes of the second stanza untU Cuny hit a the Redme n. Ron Schomaeker short jun;>per In the lane to put the countered with nine for the Yellow ...., extend to El Salvador, Honduras, Guatemala - and, Inevitably, to the great, huge state of Mexico. If the umbilical cord between the Sandlnlstas and Cuba were cut, Nicaragua's power would wither . away . as fast as an untended·. plantation In the jungle. By the< same token, It Cuba went ·' The Redmen won the game at the charity stripe, knocking .In 21 of 23 second-half tosses. Rio outscored Defiance 33-llln the flnalll minutes of play. · "I felt . that We played much harder lil tire second half. We were " said tight In the and 22 of 28 from the line for 79 percent. The Jackets hit on 25 of 57 from the field for 44 percent, and 18 of 20 from the lou! circle for 90 percent. Rio held the advant~ge on the boards, 39·25. The Distiict 22 fina le is set for 7: 30 · p.m. Wednesday at Lyne Center. "We just wore them a tough ball game just 4S hours at the NAIA Tournament In Kansas City on March 13-19. -==-earlier-and had i_u lrave·i an the way· down here. I don't' want to take anything away form our · kids though. They put in an offensive clinic against their zone." Curry led all .scorers with 28 .. Box score: . . .. . UU·l A.'I;f'}-: C&K) - Sn,-,.-, nltkn . :I:Ht. IJr)l.l'l'll••t '!11 ·1, T ~ t ·r.:! 1 'i. Sia hn. ; :J.f j' l h.t ~·rnotn . 4ti-ll•, ~·.t mm . I I :1; lkn<tllt·t; 1 H TO'f1\l."'i 'l:J-I!HI'. HIU mt.\SDE rMJ - Muv•t•n . r:l\ 7. nun . 1\IH~ : 1; , \ "q ·hnff, l "lll . Sml!h .IH-1!;, .! \ 't•rh0f1 . ~~ 2 12: Wolf!'. f~:! :!: III!IIR ~~·. I n:! DrfAI~~:J:~~ . IWihinwt.t-ort· - n.. ~U•nt"f'U , !liO :r. . ' TOUGH FlGHT - Rlo's.Joc Verhoff (41) slips inside lor two of his 12 points against Defiance In Monday's Di..trlct 22 playoffs at Lyne renter. Verhoff pk-ked off II rebound~ In the IA>ugh post-season IA>umament hoot. Defiance defender L<; Kevin &'Cmllll (24). 531 JACKSON P1KE · RT. 35 WEST Phone 446-4524 BARGA IN MATI NE ES SAT &SUN All SEATS 12.25 . ~OM ISSJON EVER Y T U ESOA ~ $2.25 1 thru7 Letters·to editor. It's ew~y to be critical ' My husband and I read peopl0's opinions criticizing leaders a nd-or company's l'(juipment . How rasv to be critical; how difficult to 'wail 'til problem' "are corrected. Leadl.'rs are not perfect, just mortals and live mortals laws. t>92-6687 By 'llte Associated Press Lehigh Unlve1'sity ma y not have.. the best record in college bask~! bail ihis season. But at least the E ngineers are g9ing to th~ NCAA tournament. "'Championship' games are funny and teams show emotion In different ways, " Lehigh Coach Tom Schneider said Monday night aft er his team rallied to beat Bucknell '7&-74 In overtime to win the East Coast Con.ference tournament title. The victory gave the Engineers, at 12'18, an automatic bid to this year's &Hearn NCAA playoffs. Lehigh's record, however, Is not the worst ever In the tournament George Washington, for example, was 9-16 when it won Its way there during the 1900-61 season. None of thl' nation' s Top Twenty teams played Monday night .. Our crealor is divinP. II is human to err and divine to forgive. We an• just humans no matter how much we may think differentlv . We are not bette r than anot her. w e camp into th" world Innocent. knowing nothing. Far too many livl' and die a nd stU! know few basic truths such as to get we must gtve, to have friendswe must first be a fi·il'nd. Sometimes we need todoas Bob Hoeflich suggests, ··no matter what comes, smile ! Things are go to work out oneway or the other, given tim!'." Transactions beat Fordham 57·54 to win the Metro • Atlantic Athletic Conference tour· narnent title, and Fairleigh Dlckln· son, which. defeated Loyola. Md., &.1·59 lri overtime for the EastcPn . College Athll'tic Con.ference Metro tour~~<~ment crown. Each victory carried bids to the NCAA playoffs. · Lehigh wlll be making its first-ever appearance In the NCAA tourna· men! after winning Its first-ever FOOl"II"J. NMlklnal FeotW l.e~ N t-1 . -t-~anwd ,Jay M~·rr· f')C{'('U tl\"(l \ " ln ·· pn'~ ldl.'nllf•aJ(Ut' <.wmcl ;tn( l ,J()j • nrovonr. dln<'WI" of r(lmmunlcutlol\-. IIO('KF.l' NlloiiMal Hodt.t'J IA»>Uf' F~ DMON1UN OIU:HS--Callrd up MUw 7.anll'l", goult(lfldf'r. c ,. • • to us game after game . Als<f. a · simple "thank you" cannot begin to express our sincere gratitude . You, as fans, conducted your· selves with sportsmanship and .class at all times and are to be commended . You showed your true class when, Immediately following 'our tournament loss. you stood and clapped as one for the efforts of our team. Thank you for your support · this season. We feel we have the best tans anywhere. Greg Drummer Head Basketball Coach Meigs High School · rrom Nol.·a Scotia or ' lht· Amrrkan Hnr~C')' l.call\lt. Rf'&'>!JIJawd · Marro Bllron. ltO&IIrodt'r, 10 NO\'& SCCtlla. Fan support appreciated :As head basketball coach at Meigs High School, the past sea son has given me many things to be thankful for many t hlngs In which l take great pride. Being able to work with such a fine grbup or young men and see them achlev~> such success Is someth· tqg I wlll never forget . ·The purpose or his letter, how· ever, Is to point out one or the ra sons tor our fine season that too often Is either overlooked or lg· no)"ed - our fans. The response ot ·our fans to our efforts was at times overwhelming. We could never begin to explain how much your enthusiastic support meant 214 EAST MAIN POMEROY llnlkd ~ t'OOIIball kiiUt- • ,JACKSONVILLE BUU$-SIW\t'l1 F.A Luther, QUartN""bock, to a four- ~·ur ('O nlrnt't. ., I i I .' I o' (lt . . br .. A. !nt 9• • .. .. • I -~- Before 5:00 P.M. State Auto . lnaur- before taking thPir first lead of the game at 67·65 with 31\ seconds left to play. Bucknell's Chris Seneca then fon;"Cd the game into overtime with a 25-foot jump shot as limP expil•ro in Towson, Md. In the extra [X'riod, Mike Polaha made two foul shots with 1:20 left to put · Lehigh ahead, and afte r Bucknell again tied it , Pol ahasanka 14-foot shot with eight seconds remaining for ihe gamP.wlnner. Freshman Daren Queenan scored .11 points and grabbed 12 rebounds to help engi neer the triumph. Bucknell, which lost th<> ECC' tournament title game last year to Rider, fi nishf'd 19-10. Fairleigh Dickinson defeated Loyola College behind Larry Hampton, who scored 19 points and was . valuable player. Hampton sent the game Into ove11ime by hitting a bank shot with 16 seconds l!'ft in regulation. "We call that play. 'G ivl'theballto Larry and get out of the way," said Fairleigh Dickinson Coach Tom Green, whose !Pam Is now 21 -9. Also In the NCAA tournament Is lana, 25-4. which got two foul shots from Arnie Russell with 61 ~nds left to break a 54-54 tie. Tots/ Psr- Tots/ Protection 'Pisn· Rsdisl Firesto.ne's, Supreme Protection Plan . available at no formsncs Supreme meets • or exceeds Detroit's car , . , . mBke!'s' stan· dards on 14 performance areas including Trud dUtgn m 111 y ~arv r PH. S3.25 •I:AUIIV r--•••••. •DI:CTAIIDAI\JT ......... ,.,...,. .......... . OH. extra charge , features these tmportant benefits. • Lifetime ttre hjrs« ride · Served with whipped potatoes. thicken gravy. cole slaw, hot iolt, butter & coHee. Sorry. no substitutes except bevera&e w1th a~ditlonal price., Our Bsst OurBsst , smooth. quoet DINING lOOM OilY "I' COIIIIHinlea , Long. mileage • All-season traction . The Daily Sentinel Is Now taking Applications For' Carriers In the Middleport ·Area. CALL 992·215,5 « ··~~ Wlii!/Y~l b~d .dfluun. ~- yCW..:·ar:: NOT lock«< In IIBm/10 rOOm with S'"' Donaldson!" EC'C title. The Engineers trailed 28-13 midway through th<' fi rs I half rotat ion OFFJ7 t!l//fV - , L1fettme wheel re-balancing • One-year"free replacement warranty S•~mos blled on 0 ~-tf regllllt telling f"lrll.t!S •"<l ..... 600 East Main St. •:;u Fore!llqnt. ••t•l•"• too lomolll\ 001'\ ~ · C~II•~l Pomeroy, Oh. 45769 Ph- (614) 992-2094 Wt Do lrakt Mlllf Can 14.50 ,. �. Page-4- The Daily Sentinel . Tuesday, March 5, 1985 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Silverdome roof collapses PONTIAC. Mich. (AP) - Three and two games to be played later this week were moved to Detro!!. was telling James, 'i've seen this thing r!p before with lightning,' "Danielson said from his Rochester home. "It was leaking all over the dralns." Hipple .was standing beneath the . southwest corner of the roof when It began tearing, Danielson said. "All we did was start po!ntlng. Ertc didn't know what was happening. Then It started coming down all at once. and-we ran llke hell to the tunnel. "It looked Uke somebody threw hand grenades ln there," hesa!d. "It was Detroit Lions football players nar- :·1 row Iy avoided Injury by scrambling for cover when the Pontlac_SUverdome roof collapsed under the weight of a 6-lnch.snowfall. Gary Danielson, Eric Hipple and James Jones were playl!lg catch Monday on the Door of the domed facility when the roof collapsed at .11: 4Q a.m. No iujUdt."S were reported. "I though! the w1191e place was going to cave in, and I quickly went toward the exit," Jones said. "! thought It was an earthqual\e. ", Dankilson said the 1(}-year-old, $55.J.roill!on Sliverdome, In which a game between the Detroit Pistons and MUwaukre Bucks had been scheduled for Monday night, looked like a war zone. The basketball game was f'l'SCheduled for April 7. pressure before, butl'veneverseen It _do this before," Hipple said. "Maybe qrte-fifth of the sections are blown out." .. By BOB HOEFUCH OVP Staff Writer Four-yc,ar-old Paul L. McDaniel In Is back in Children· s Hospl- None of the Pistons players were at the stadium when therooffell, and the Milwaukee players were at their hotel In nearby NorthvUle, said Pistons spokesman Matt Dobek. Following blrth,Paulwas the lntens!ve unit of the hospltal. Then at the age of 15 months he underwent open · hear1 s.urgery. Now at ho" 4, pefully he wasto to · be admitted todav, cm1-eci tho ' ' Pr;::~ecnrm;~en:· Surgery In ~AR.81TY~ - ·"'L eading ttac. diRe'S Ibis year for Eastern's Junior Varsity basketball squad were, standing, Valerie Woods, "IMy Cal- . 0 TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) - Cleve- fielder Brett land Indians' center · Butler hopes alillleresearch w!ll go a lang · way ln the Upcoming American League season. ''I'm not satlsf1'ed with mv h!ttlng · ' . last year by a long shot. I hit .269 's not a good avera ll · and to me that battlng average. !.think knowing the IPaguP betterwlll help me," he said. Butler. who went • A B to Clev.,tand It ·~from t,e t1ant a raves a er ""' ..__ k · h 1983 season. as U<'rn eepmg notes on..other American League players. 1 gave up a !mos1 an a 1 bat per game the first half of last year because I didn't know the pitchers. But this year l'y<> got my little book and when l go to Detroit and face Jack Morris, I'll know about his .. B fastball . s I!der and forkball , ut 1er and deli"!'rie§_ to the plate, an~t reminds him which catchers are most likely to throw h!m oue stealin~. . · "I hope it gives me an edge," he said. Last season, the 27-year-o!d speedster excelled In several categor!es Important 'to aleadoff hiller. He ted the league with 29 bunt · singles, ranked fourth with I~ runs scored and sixth with 86walks. However, despite his third -place total' of 52 stolen bases, Butler was unhappy because hew as thrown our a leaglle-leading 22 times - often when he was fooled by a pitcher's pickoff move to first base. _tlredoftheselectlvemandatorytltle Considered a fine center ftelder. defensestheWorldBoxlngAssocia· Butler looks for further imprOVI'· t!on forced h!m to make <>very six ment,!ncludingnoerrors. · months, while other -champions were given extentions. There was more to it than tha i. "Last year I dovl'for10or15 balls I hall got agloveonandcouldn'thold "I wasn't resting properly or on to, and a few balls got over my training properly ~nd I was more head that shouldn't have. I want a concerned about things I was doing I Gold Glove and todQ that I'll have to (with friends) rather than what :~~=~o;~~~~:!~%e;;or~~ nn Inn __ Am..,_Rer.khlm • . · mer, squad captain, Ruth Nutter and Larissa Lodg, co-captain. -' University of South Caro~na. He has served as a consultant to numerous school districts and instliut!ons· of higher education. In addition, he has co-authored A review was held of the f!rJ;t sess!mis, Oil(' with Marian Palrne<". on "SOmeone Yoo Know Is Aging·. and SO Are You," and the other•on commun!catlng with !hose with hearing and visual problems by David Carroll, Ohio University. , The 'third session will ~ he)d Friday for the 14 families involved. Teresa Collins, ft.N.. nursing supervisor at Veterans Memorial. wUI-be _____ . Ben Slawter, a Meigs High School faculty member, Middleport, has enrolled his herd ofHerefords In the total performance records program of the American Hereford AssociatiOn. The program Is a system of performance record keeping with the Idea of providing ransMemor!alHospltal, a Ucensed physician's assistant, reported that she has been success[Jilin obtalnlngvldeoequ!pment and has arranged with Ohio University for a student to assist In the taping and editing. The vldeo ·of training sessions combined with manuals willbeput!ntothetrain!ngpackage. to·snow carecanbeg!venlnthe home at much less cost. Ondrusko displayed a pocket calender for receipts on expend!lures related to the care of their ,--'. elderly In (he home. These were rnad eat th e Se.nlor c!tiz('ns center and simplify the record keeplng . . Ad!scusslonwasheldonthedollar d th ill bt capped persons·, an en w ' dolng actual skill demonstrations on how to change bed linens, place the bedpan, s hampoo the bedfast individual, move the patient from the bed to a chair, and dressl.ng application. s. · • Th(' Marc h 22 session will ' be conductl'C! by Dr James Wtthereil , oustudenttsayallable. . The demonstration program, one forsomeonetorelicvetheprimary carepr<iviai>r onocdfslon. - · ·• • Published every aflemoon. Monday, 1hrough Fflday. 111 Court st.. y tho Ohio Valloy Publlshln~ Comp>nyi MUI· 11medla , Inc., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769, h. 992-2156. S<rond rlass poslogr paid at Pomeroy. Ohio. · Memb<'r: Tho Ass~;~~..;· Pross. In tand Dally Press A,sorlallon and Jho ager, Buddy LaRosa, his wife and even w !t h h! sen tourage, wh! c h a t times was alrnos) . as big as . his .. popularity. It was amess,andd!dnot Improve when he ended Ills retirement last June wtth a 15-round dects'lon over Nicky FurlanoinToronto.Helooked sluggish and unimpressive. "He never trained for Furlano," said Riehle G!achetti, h!s trainer. Today, things have changed. PryorhasmovedfromCincinnat!to M!a' rni ,-wh~re he has-become close ~ friends with Arguello. His problems ;',;::'1~~\~~~r:'.~~:r.~~Jv~:Ori/~~·~~P~!: sontallve. Branham Newspaper Sales, ~~rkTf~r Avrnue, New Vork, N,ew 7 POSTMASTER: ' Send addr('Ss rhan~.. to,.,.,.. Seontlnr]. 111 COUI1 St., Po· meroy, Dally Ohio 45769. 8~u~.~~:~~~~~!"J:.':;i. One Week S1 •o .. "' """'-~ ----~-- .. ........ ~ One Monlh ......................... . dUIO One Yc..· ·· ............. ......... ....... s.; uo . with LaRosa have been resolved. The entourage Is gone and Pryor · says he Is at peace with the world. Pry hi 15 d lit . or can use s -roun sp decision over Gary Hinton In an 1 1 1 Bo In Fed t! r.:l:;!~~~i~le bou~ la~t Satu::y ~~ a beginning, an opportunity to prove . .sgreatest. , he 1sane a f hoxmg Th d • be th h It eroa wont easy, oug · calls forPryortostart fighting more •- has 1 some thin g "'' and regan apparently lost, his timing. From 1gg1.&'J. he fought seven World Boxing Association junior wl'lterweight title fights, and then retired . Now, hehastobemoreact!ve. SINGLE COP\' · PRICES Dally ............ · ... 25 Cents '"bscrlb..cs n01 dcslrl n•lo pay the ra r· rlrr may rrmli In ad,.ncc dlrrcl to The Dally S<nllnel on • .1. 6or 12 month basis. CrPdli will"" "'""n '""'"r earh monJh. No sub!irrlpllo>ns by mall prrmltled '" towns whore home rarrlor sor"'"' " available. 1 _, Matl!~::·t:.~··· 13 Weeks ................................. $1<.56 26 w... ks .............................. $29.12 52 WO<'ks .. "o~i;;i.l~ ()j, ~ ......... ~'iK 24 1 W<·eks .................................. $15.611 26 Weeks ..... , ................. , ........ ~l1 .2U 52 Weeks ................ .... .......... ~>!I.HO J:J ~ i: ----- ·. Lauret"~ctilfs ··-Nlrs. 'Bertha Parker Is quite a collector. The rise In the postage rates The address L'Chlldren'sHosltal, Livingston Ave., Columbus. recently, led her to d!g out an Paul is the son of Paul L. unused-1932 stamped envelope. The . McDan!el 'Jr., of Middleport, and stamp features a p!ctury?ofMount Dixie McDaniel 61 Racine and the Vernon and cost two ceols. Mrs. grandson of Mrs. Margaret McDaParker also produced a leather nlel, Middleport, and the late Paul . postCll.rd . from 1907 - It was · · pos tmark"" L. M.cDan!el Sr. ""• May· 6, .1907, ou t at So ·1 h ld · meone e sew 0 cou use your Marietta and the cost to send It was encouragement abqut now Is Mrs. one c~nt - unusual Hems from Vlrglru'a Edwards w· hom many of t d · yes er ay. you haVC' come'to know through her ----iong years <it ihe V.D. Edwards · Meigs County cli!fdreri afflicted ·· Insurance Agency and through the with asthma can have a regular Pomeroy !JJJitedMethod!stqmrch. camplng experience this summer Mrs. Edwards has some serious through the "Superk!ds" program health problems and is confined to of the American Lung Assoclaion. St. Joseph Hospital in Parkersburg, Two week-long sessions wiU be W.Va. Tlle room number Is 313. beld at Camp Mowana, near ---Mansfield. No doubt many in the Meigs • Purpose Is to . provide- these Local School DistJict wjll re- children a camplng opportunity member Dr..John N.l\l!angleri, who .,which ,•~-·y _g~not _have. ln _a j ~ ·~ ~ directed the teachers corps pro ect iradltlonal camping experience. A in the Meigs Local District In number of activities are held and 97"4 76 . ' " 1. · · • . Melgs• County Is one of ·some 10 Dr. Mangieri was recently ha- Southeastern Ohio counties Inf PI nored by the University a tts- . eluded ln the program. . burgh School of Education. The For further Information or app·l!time. The DaUy Sentinel tUSPS 14~Mfl A Dlvloton of Muttlm..rla, In~. 1-l~w good is Pryor? ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. tAP) Nobody Is ever going to question Aaron Pryor's bo~lng.al))ilty,, yet, learn --- !stc!t~youreyesand.earE open and havP very little to say. 1 there Is some question ahout how know 1 was like that.l was 1n awe in good the fighter called 'Hawk' really my first year, imd I appreciated the Is. And time is running Qui for P~or helpfromaguythatl respected and to come up with that answer. ., klnd ofldol!zed." "l've always thought thattheonly who could beat me was myself," said Pryor. "And about the end of 19&3, I was beatlng the heck out of myself" · definitely make.a difference. -. -N0body . lnl ·d 1 1 · "Brett's· go'mg to . get better · . ce_rta. Y was 0 ng rto Ill 11; H rted 34 0 defensively because now .he knows m m 1 e 1mg. e spa a · the hitters and how to play them .". record, back then, including a2 knockouts He was coming off a Bonds said. "Offensively, he's a d lc. ..AI xiS A U good leadoff man beeause he walks secon v tory over e rgue 0 dh in-' f h b! a lot, steals a lot and gets bunt hits. an e_rema_ ""one a t e ggest He should steal mo,.;.ba.s esth!s. ear draws lll box mg. . « Y and hit for a h!gh!'r avl'rage, just It was the height of"Hawk-time." from knowing thp pitchPrs." re~~ rr;;.::rbo;~~. ::a~~~e !~~- ......d _.,.~- · -···-r·• --~.., ·- Boxing analysis • h • h • • · to I' mprove tt JS ) JOg 8 U tler Want g v ....trA -.-..---.,-- .....a .................. _. __ , ....... _ .. • ... ..& Tuesday, March 5. 1985 By CHARLENEHOEFUCH of 225 funded in rural areas of OVP Stall Writer America by the Department of One of the most Important . Health and Human Services, Is benef!~ o! tl!e Fa.rn!!y St.!W"~rt ­ alrned aL~!fiJwl nlng ql)::tlity nf Network trainlng programs cur.:;are and COSt effectiveness oftaklng rently underway at the Senior care of the at-risk and frail elderly ln Citizens Center .Is the cre!ltlon of a their homes as an alternative to comprehensive ·training l?ackage ~: nursing home care. which can be dupllcated In other Care In a nursing home or other rural areas, according to Noreen Is estinnated to cost about facUlty On<lnl!lko. coordinator. . Chnstopher Darst · -~-~S£1ilframTihs~{5~; -ror~yoor-!;:.;'::~f'l!;!;:f~'Cfi;;!l ~wJih '~ ~--~.. JUr"·HG3-, • S~ntine~ Family support network meeting held ·. ·Prayers, encouragment, help in time of problems .when hedld thai." . Parkersa!d!t'slrn{>or!a.Flt!owork with the younger players. "lt'sklndofgoodtog!veaguyllke that a little ego hoost, especially when It comes from an established player who has done a few thlngs," Parker said. "It probably means a lot to him and you just hope that when the tables are turned and he is the established player, he is willing to ,extend his helping hand to a younger player himself. "!learned a lesson when I was a kld . The best th!ngtodo..:.thewayto The Daily Page-S Beatof t/Je bend ····=·- -ri!MPA; Fia:"IAF 1= "<uuple<)r'~ ··" ·0ni>MFarkiDsruaentsn-as ~ri- y&iL'ft r-eauy ~rii,aaerne'iee1'gooo . . By The Bend ~ Clayton Jones, executive director of the operating Pontiac Stadlum Authority, said no damage estinnates-Would be available until a stadium inspection today, but be said he didn't believe there was any· major structural damage. The alr-suppor!ed roof of the lll,<ID-seat facUlty also collapsed durlng a thunderstorm In August W76. . The NBA announced Monday that Wednesday's scheduled game between the Pistons and New York Knicks would be played at Joe Louis Arena In downtown Detroit, and · Friday's game against the Utah Parker giving tips to Reds' rookies baseball's greatest hitters gave minor-league catcher Terry · .. ....:_....._"' ... Di!_ve Patk.~a Jev.'~PQWters_.at the ....... M"~riff~ who ,pklyOOJvr !he.B.ffis' " start of his career, andtheoutf!elder Class A Tampa farm club last year. McGriff, 21, asked Parker how he !sshowlnghisgratitudebyfollowlng theexample. managestogetsomuchpowerfrom Parker makes !I a priority to work his compact swing. Parker rewith young players In theCinclnnat! sponded with a few battlng Ups. Reds' training camp, hoostlng their "I told him that when I got a little confidence and offering tips on how older, I had to cut down from a to be successful. heavier bat and that I make a total It's that klnd·of advice .that helped adjustment all the time," Parker Parker when liewascl!mbingin the said. "I found out that pitchers can Pittsburgh Pirates' organization in . think, too. so you have to keep mixing things up or they will get a the early 1\)70s. · "When !was coming up, I got the working book on you. .,..~mP .-klnd of.._Help .Jrom _Willie "I. try to help l,young pJ;~yPrs) .~ Suirgell and Roberto ClemPnte," whenever I can. If I'm asked, I'm Parker said. "You notice talent In a ·happy to do It for them. " player even If you areshagglng O!es McGriff, who was all smiles, said, in the outfield and watchlng them "It's nice when you have someone swlng." like Dave Parker looking out for . . school of education celebrated Its cation forms parents may cpntact 75th anniversary and honored 24 the branch .office, P .O. Box 219, persons who In that time period Richland Ave., Atliens. Ohio. Ad· made outstanding contributions to mission to camp to be held in the field of education. August !Is limited so early appl 1'caDr. Mangieri Is currently dean of t!ons are suggested. the school of education at Texas ____ Christian University and prior to' First Is was a cold head and now assuming that position was on the wtth the weather changing It's a facuiiy of Ohio University and the .. head rold. Oh well, do keep smiling. Ca'endar /t1 ·~=-=- ·- ~""=• ·=··:~1;;;~~~s~~~-:~::---~~~~"~C:~::;~~;~~~~:!;. "!~il-~df:'!·~~=f~~~~~- ·· Darst_ birthday• ChrlstopherDougDarstobserved his fourth birthday on Feb. 14 w!th a party. Smurf and Valentine's Day cakes and decorations were realured for the party. Gifts were presented to the youngster by his parents, Danny and Sherr! Darst, and his brother, Corey, his grandparents, Bonnie Darst and Bud and Wa'n da VIning, and greatgrandmothers, Gertrude St!v.ers and Goldie Graham. terri Smith andJihW)no~ •. Rita Srnith, Reeda . Darst, Rick and Loretta, David Park. Sendlng glttswereJim Kauff, Harold Darst, Charles Smith. Jun1 s !th d c· d p k or ' m 'an m y ar · Job'.S DaughterS ·hold ffieett'ng PI - , 1 1 -tin - ! J -b, ans .or part cpa g n o s Daughters and DeMolay Night at P Lad 363 F&A M Tu omeroy ge • ·-•· esday night weremadeatth!sweek's tn f Beth 162 1 meet g a e · , ntemat 1ana 1 Order of Job's Daughters, held at h M I M I T I I e !dd eport ason c emp e. Dreama Bentz, honored queen, presided at themeetlngwithseveral money making projects being discussed. The group Is still collecting bottle caps and will be selling ' chains. Next meeting w!l! honor· the founderoftheorganlzat!on, EthelT. Weed Mlck. Achangeinby-IawswUI . aiso be held at the meetlng. Members were reminded of the skatlng party to be held March 10 from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Chester Skate-a-Way ..J.ntroduced were past E'ftUert IJ .J h ' ·' · IJJ OUStng .meettng da schedUt-eI d fior 'T/_ .1 fJUrs t.IJJ. "..' "..' An Informational meeting wU! be Interested In • residing in the held at 1 p.m. on Thursday, March complex. 7, at the ~nlor Citizens Center "The Maples" is specifically located In Pomeroy to discuss the , designed to meet the needs of senior new housing for the elderly known citizens and handicapped !ndlv!duas "The Maples." als. It Incorporates ail the ·latest This housing project' sponsored safety feah.ire5 and fnodemconvenby tbe Meigs County Elderly !ences. Rents Include all utility Housing Corp., a local non-profit costsandarebasedonapercentage corporation will be managed by of each resident's Income. S!l ver Heels Development A sample apartment w!ll be Company. available for viewing although the Representatives from both . building w!ll not be completed until groups will be at the meeting to • mid-May. answer questions and discuss conAll Interested parties are Invited cerns of those Individuals or to attend . families of . Individuals who are · ---- D"et ' ' · k ed /lncer l"n f; · · ' · ~ '-''-"' d There Is evidence that diPt an cancer are related. Some foods ~:~ pp~;:t~~:~:~ ~.h~~~~::~~ to s. f; · Michael. Public Information Chairman of the ACS of the Meigs County Unit. Foods related to lowering the risk of cancer of the larynx an d esophagus all have high amounts of carotene, ~ - form of VItamin A which ts In cantaloupes, peaches, broccoli, spinach, winter squash and tomatoes, citrus fruits and brussels sprouts. .. . A ood rule of thumb Is cut down g . on fat and don't be fat. Weight reduction may lower cancer rtsks. American Cancer Society 12-year study of nearly a mlllionAmPrl cans uncovered high cancer risks part!cularly among people 40 noreen! or rmore overweight. Now, more than ever, know you can COOk up your own defense against cana:r. For more Information call 992· 7531 or stop at the office In the oid Masonic Temple Building 1-4:30 p.m. Tuesday or Thurstlay. changros such as digest!vl' and circulatory, sensory' ios*'>, juini nexibitily, change in b<'ha\•!or. and . 1hc different types of dementia . Samaan will talk about Alzheimer's disease, what il is , some misconcepllons.and copingtcchniques. Ondru sko reported thai after1he first six sc-'Ssions she will be going itito 1he home tochf'Ck progress and · · to assist the ca re· providers in rh e1r record kP<?pingas weU asdeterminl' the effcctiven('ss of thP training program . Next mN"t!ng of the ad,·isor~v boar'd io '· furi r111· · eva iualt• Ihe· program was set for May 1U. r--- - -- - - - - - LEGAL NOTICE The Public UtilitieS Commission ol Oh 1o has set for public hearing Case " No. 84-t 1-EL-EFC Subfile A, to review the luel procurement practices and _ policies of Ohio Power Company , Ihe operat ion ol its Electric Fuel Com ponent and relate·d mat· ters . Th is hearing is scheduled to beg,·n at 1:30 p.m. on March t 1, 1985, at City Council Chambers , 2t8 Cleveland ~~~;~~·7~2w Canton , .. All Interested parties will be given an opportunity to be heard. Further inlor. may be obta10e . d malton by contacting the Com- ' mission. THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF OHIO BY : Mary Ann Ortinski , Secretary ·---~ awav lltn1il_,.~makemore ·' anyor~e st-.ou!d-----ha¥e~been~nL'1g~~--~~~~=·~lr:::::;;;:;::::::;;;;:;::;;:;::)~;;t~~;:!-~;:;;~~~~~;~~~· y~·;,:;,-;;,1: ~~~,~~~~~~~:'i~~~~~-~~:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-o· P()MEHO¥·· ...... Pomeroy ... OOnnrMou~-tt.c;, _ Ci'J'oi. SI1).ith:--Eauta · ~risk ~F~oo~<t~s~t~h~at~m~a~y~h~e~Ip~ri~ed~uc;e~t~h~e~~F==ii~~~~ii~~ij~iiiii==~r 11 ,~.,. . . - '=~ 1 "'"" .-a!so~!'olns Jl!m ---·~Aifd~Re ~""""'-"" . ___ •-- _,.-_ .. .__....,_.. _~.::....hlS'_ _ ....Diinl· .,...., ......... , ... -=~ plays .._~ . " "~hem '~ _._,.,....._ o~Jor oi'g3Sirolnte8tinB:h1Httresp1ra· · --· --defen;ve;t;cause itL ret~himhow ..=d,l .r-~nem~s=ann=~t:Dcr ·~~/0 u~a-nu ~ r,-~.__..,~;~~~i~·~;~bi;;; ~~h ~his to position himself for opposing ba~~~~~~d~ttlng coach Bobby -~----------,;,·- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , ~~~p:;~j ~~IS!~~~ ~~'0~ ;~~n~~~ ~~;;::;s p~';;; J:e:!~~ lntroduced were Merr! Amsbary, caullOaw:~~ls sprouts, kohlrabi , YOU SAFELY" 29 . _ -...~ satd"J" _. -~.,.,.,.,.-_,...,.,_.. t;~:l:.~J.o.r~~a.- _ ., 1_,-. •-l. \.. ,.... 'lr'"g_' hitters. . On the basepaths, his book tells !tim ahout pitchers' pickoff moves w;tc;; · The Marauder wre_stling tea mJ Bonds, a three-time Gold Glove-' winnlng outfielder. says Butler's y9ar of ex·p erience in the!eaguew!ll . were Alfredr!ck Hughes of Chicago Loyola, the'natlon's leading scorer; TYrone Corbin, DePaul; Sam VIncent, Mlc)Jigan State; Uwe Blab, Indiana; Efrem Wlnters, !Uinols; Roh Stokes, Ohio State; fum Harper, Miami (Ohio); and Dan Palomb!zlo, Ball State. POMEROY - High SchOol Class of 196.1 meeting at 7 p.m.' Tuesday at Sa!lsbUiy School to ·plan special events for spring alumni reunion. .H&R BLOCit THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE ' MIDDLEPOR'I: - Middle port Lodge 363 F &AM wjll meet in regular session Tuesday evening at 7: :J) . p.m. Refresh· mcnts will be served followlng the meetine. AU ml'nlbers are asked to attend. 618 East Main Street Pomeroy, Ohio Open 9 AM-6 PM Weekdays, 9-5 Sat.-Phone 992-3795 APPOINTMENTS AVAIL~BLE RATULATIONS *Meigs 155 pound RecordiH3 SIIXIBIIIR8 MTIILU'I'I 8iiliHS HOME SATELLITE TV SPECIALISTS lntroduC£'d, pr·ojrct books wt-r£' dlsrrlbutro . and a p0sslbll:' trail rldf'al Bob Evans Farm In tllf' fall was dl'iCUSs<"d. scl1rdule and a show blll for (air show.- Mica SVAC Boys Champs 52390 Tratker II Motor Drive 1 • • • • · - · • •. • • ·-- - · . · - I ly The P01t Offlca HOUI5: Mot!--1ri, 2-6 Set. IJ.S ........... *Eastern Eagles SVAC Girls Champs *Eastern Eagles !t is best for te1cbers to be 1s honest u possible when children uk them 1bout de1th. l)yin& is tpart of life. and tte1tin1 it n such c1n help 1llly children's 1nxieties. It, u funerel directors provide educ1tion1l proarems to schools and orpniZitions about duth and funerel services. If you would llkt more inform1llon on this, pleue call us. Boys Sectional Champs Durable, Dependable For Years of Satisfaction .ell O•D I ::JO *ALIGNMENTS *FRONT END WORK *BATTERIES *TIRE REPAIR LOCATED: MAIN ST., RUTLAND, OHIO OPEN: 8-6 MON.-SAT.; 8-8 FRI. Officers for thts year's event are Jim Stewart, President; Phil Hal! M gl fman, vice pres dent; ar e Grinstead. secretary; Karen B roadw a t er. treasurer, an · d Tudor Red Tu k Gerlach, Sonja Roush, C er and Kathleen Roush, board of Children often 111 anxious about delth. If a teacher refuses to discuss it.' the tlboo is reinforced. If, on the other hind, the tucher m1kes unrealistic expllnitions of delth, studies hne shown th1t children can become even more 1nxious. They mipt hive ni&htmtrll or become fri1htened when someone they love tlkes 1 trip. •Excellent Picture!• ,. TUPPEIS PlAINS, 0110 MASON - The Wahama High School Alumni Assn. will meet at the home of Karen Broadwater, Letart. W.Va., at 7 p.m. Tuesday. This year's reunion Including a banquet and dance will be held on Saturday, May 25, at the Wahama High School gymnasium. All classes graduatlng In a year l'ndlng ln five will be holding reunions this year. Any class planning special activities can obtain a !!st of lhelr classmates bY contacting Margie Grinstead, Aspen Lane, Mason, W.Va. Once children enter kinderaarten, they spend as much time learnin& from their teacher as they do . learnin& from their parents. Teachers play 1 l1r1t part in sh1pin1 their pupils' attitudes. toward death 1nd tOWird m1ny ·other subjects. 1 COMPLETELY INSTALLED .... _ .... · - - · · - • ·--····. ,, MIDDLEPORT ·.:_ The Mid· dleport Literary Club will meet at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Robert Fisher. Mrs. James Clatworthy will review "Lee After the War" by Marshall F!shwlck, and Mrs. Forest Bachtpl wUI give poetry by . Edwln Arlington Robinson. For ro!! call members are to give a Civil War thought. · 1h~ ar;nount of money lnthf' treasury and how 1o usc the money In ordrr to lmprovr the-club. RcfrE"Sllments wt""r(>S<'rved by SallyLamtJert. advisor. ,.. nexl mretln•" o1 Ill<' club wtll be Morch 12 al 6:..l)p.m. Eh;'(•tlon of officers w111tx- held at thllf lime as well as d.tscusslon of summer TVC Girls Champs 5179 5 Installed With Let u5 show you how to convert all or. part of your mortgage into cash . For details, call today. . .. ~· __ LOWST .PRICES ON PASSENGER CARS AND . LIGHT TRUCK TIRES - I *Southern Tornadoes 10' U.P. SuperioF Mesh Dish W/Drake 324 Ree~ivtr Are you collecting payments on a re4l estate mortgage, · but would prefer to have a lump sum? • ..., . . . . . . . v ......... RIJTLAND - · Rutland EMS wU! be giving CPR training, Wednesday and Thursday. To reglster for the two-day class, call 742-~ or ...._ 742-:m!l . Wahama alum gfOUp ·mee_ts Fruits, vegetables, and wholegrain cereals such as oatmeal, bran and wheat may help !ower the risk 'of colorectal cancer, Michael said. Foods high In fats, salt-or nitr!tecured toods like ham. and nsh and types of sausages smoked bY traditional methods should eaten In moderation. Be moderate In consumption of alcohol also. Marauder~S~~~=-'=~=f~A;:;J'I'I>O;: : ;"';w~a·s=;~vc~n~by~Do~··~·~L~a;m;b"'~'~·~n~J=on="';:; ;·R~"="""~""=·~;:;;;;;;;;_;;;;;;;;d;!;rec;:;to;r;s.;;:;;;;~?,;;;:.;;;:;;q~, \ S.HOULD TEACHERS TALK ABOUT DEATH? -. Systems From FOR AND LAND CONTRACTS 44A.A.11~ WEDNESDAy The BlUf' Ribbon Rlck'n• mrl on Feb. 21 at Jht' Rock Sprin,I.!:S Chur<'h wl!h nln<' mi:"mtx>rs and On<' advisor at1~.>ndlcR. Th... rm'fllbPrs dl.v-ussrd liM' show btU (or ' tht• fair show In Augu.'il. nrw mf'mbcrs W(lt'<' *Meigs Marauders WE PURCHASE 1ST & 2ND MORTGAGES 171.., c:~.-+..arn...AuanaJA . fn:auid A~~rnd . guardian, and Kenneth Wiggins, associate guardian. 4-H news - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ; Name Frieder Coach of Year the Wolverines' scoring leader, as : the district's Player of the Year bY : the U.S. Basketball Writers · Association. • · Dick Fenlon of The Columbus Dispatch, chairman of the District 4 Selection Conunlttee, said Tarpley, - Michigan's junior center averaging St.rrrON - . Township Trustees mectlng 8 p.m. Tuesday at Syrafuse Municipal Building. WE CAN HELP • •• JACKSONVll.LE, Fla. tAPl - . halftime, but Lewis wasted no time Memphis Showboats quarterback ev~!ling the score after .Walter Lewis, whowas nl'utral!zed lnte'!'fnlss!on. in th<> first half. turned his team The Showboat• took the second. around afier lntermisslon, passing half kickoff and used five plays to for one toucjldown and running for movl' 81 yards - scoring on a two more to spark a 24-14 victory 22-yard touchdown pass from Lewis over the Jacksonville Bulls. to wide receiver Greg Moser. Th<> quick drive was highlighted by a • - In the first :Jlmlnutesofthe United :U-yard gallop by running back : ·states Football League game Man-· Leonard Williams. • day night, Lewis was 1 of 5 for 8 The Showboats capitalized on two . yards passing. although he JacksonvUJe fumbles in the third ; scrambled six.times for52yards .He quarter to set up their second and finished the game with nine comple- third scores . • t!ons on 18 attempts for 117 yards, The victory gives Memphis a 2-0 ' and added 76 yards on 11 rushes . season record.The Bulls dropped to The Showboats trailed 7-0 at 1-1. 19.4 polnts, and Indiana Olympian Steve Alford, a S.2sophomoreguaid averaglng 18 points per game, were the top vote-getters In the dlstrlct. movleand,p!zza party.Members chapter dresses. are to meet at the Spring Valley Cinema at 7 p.m. , ' . Showboats stop Bulls COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Bill Frteder of Big TPn champion Michigan has been selected as NCAA District 4 Division I Coach of SELL 'YOUR· . Middleport ·- ., 1114) '""5"1 MIODLli'OIIT, OHIO S~trlll PI11... AIIIIfl11 to Otlfll )JAMES ·SIMPSON Bl.tt BLOWER Save'150 4991:! CGIIII RlldJ to Use. Jist C1111r:t to·Y• TV Less TV • wrtte Programs In Extended BASIC on the 16K Color COmputer 2 (manual included) • Do Home BudGeting ProJ8cttOna with the · Spectaculatot4' Spraedaheet Analysis Program • Store Data with the CCR-82 Recorder • Print Reports with the DMP-110 Printer Syotem lnctudoa 26-31311, 26-3tD<. 26-t209, 26-1271 •"" 26-3020 . �--·--·- Tueldly, March&, 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 'I Tuesday, March 5, 1986 Construction application filed for new ~lementary build~ng ., The Southern Local Board of Education Is proposing to submit to residents a plan tor theco)lStru~tlon of a ·new elementary building toserve Southern's K-8 grade students. · AWU,c:ation iqr lwanelal a:siist· ance for construction has been filed wlth the State Department of Education. The application, one of 22. has been given state approval, but Southern must wait Its tum for state and also voter Another visitation On Feb. 23. a group of 30 travelesl to Sarahsville near CaldweU In Noble County and met with representatives of the architectural firm of MKS Associates of New Phlladel- vilia. The gr0\.4p WiJ.'TOO the S~.e~.an· doal1 EleJVenfary S'Cltool, a kinder- garten through eighth grade facUlty opened this past fall. It Is the understanding of board member Denny Evans, that the Noble Local SChool District Is much Pomeroy-Middleport, - I Ohio The 9 Business Senrices Daily Wanted To Buy Good tocut1 fence · po1u. Coli 114-2411-5100 evo. ;:~==;::====:;-r;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;r;===:::==:::;::::;:::!:~===~====i:rr====::::7====;j Doy time catt 441-2107, .Hospital·s-·Supplies For Home lhl IRA' Wonted -to bUy chltdo W.lng GLEN" , s -cait e14· 2&8·1.1132Ttilevision Listenin& Devices ,.LEs 1-R"' . ~ NT"ilS " INDIYIDUAI.IInHMENT ANTIQUES & COMPtETE ·HOUBEHOLDS Compuierized Hearin& Aid Selection ACCOUNT . 614. •~46·7213 ested--in the librarieS at the new facllllles. Tl1e group also Inspected River VIew Junior High at Coshocton. This building houses approximately 500 7th and 8th grade students and has ~ 1n :.:g:e orJy H"!...~ yea."S. According to board. member David Hill, these trips are to give Southern Local an opportunity to inspect the work of the architectural firms that were interviewed before hiring an architect to design the K-8 for Southern Co.IN$ ' B~ying AnttQU88, <!I Out of Town Custorntrs Call Collett Reilrin& Evaluations For All At;es o:~- LISA M. KOCH, M.S. •Wo01kt~· •tcrutcheo • ·~r 1omo Z CGoins, laSS- ware, · Fumiture. Stone Jars, Etc. 949 -2801 :t: ~ •Oxygen •Hoepltll leda •Wheel Cheirs •Bothroom AfdMo ony licensed Clinical Audioiocist NO SUNDAY CALLS a·- 13 tfn 10 FURNITURE . Beclo. Iron. wood. cupt>otordo. choiro. che1t1. baeketa. dllh••· • AIISI&fe· Con•• otone •,•,r•. onwtiqui"· M"oDtd ond I VIr . r II · . . Miller, Rt .2. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 or coii 6; 4-992- .,..,.......... WfiiU M£00:~.«! A!I!! OTHfllliSU!!ANCE CAIRIUS WHEN lliGtiLE (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 ' 10 50110 DAVIS-QUICKEL AGENCY, INC. 7760· lOWMAN'S HOME CAIE MEDICAL SUPPLY ., ,... It,•. Gollpolla 2-11-1 mo . .Wo ~l•'vor 24 Hr. Sorvict ... 114 TROMM EXCAVATING OP(N: Tuts.-Wed.·Fri. Sat. & Sun. 10 to S Mondays T0 to 8 CloHd Thursday LIMESTONE HAULED. couat ST., POMEIOY Acroio from 992 Buyir,g daily gold, ailver coina. ringa,jewelry, ate~llng were. old coins. l1rge cur rency. Top pricae. Ed . Buf· kelt Berber Shop. 2nd . Ave . Middtepon, Oh . 614·992347.8 . CouriMuM [ mpluy men I Serv;;;es OWNER: Soroh Fioher End of Rt. 7 ly Mlolgt High School 11 Turn ltft, tnftr Twp. 79, ht Help Wanted Man 10 work in service· ~!·•"'""" ~tnd 9!9«;8~ f\pplvj n person. No phone calli. 2 "l . ' Pipefitter ·newest lotto millionaire U.EVELAND (AJ') - Donald ._~ ,game~ Those .. wim~ing nurn.bflrs . Ginn Sr., plpefltter from Middlefrom Saturday'sdrawingwere 3, 13. town, claimed the "Ohio Lotto" jackpot prize of $2,843,621, after 19, ~. 21 and 29. Ginn's prize will be awarded lt\20 having hls winning ticket validated, annual payments, after federal lottery officials said. taxes are withheld, of$113,744.84. Ginn, 58, Is married and the father The latest semiweekly garrie had of six. He told lottery officials . ' Monday he plans on spending his wlnnings and especially wants to buy a new car. - -His was the only ·ticket -sold correctly listing all six numbers drawn ln the latest "Ohio Lotto" a . ENJOYING THE TOUR--Thirty lntere<w!ltndlviduals from Southern Local SChool District re~enlly toured Shenandoah Elementary SChool at SarahsvWe, .and f,oschocton Junior High, to gel an idea of what the proposed new coll'!OIIdated elementary school for Southem Local-might look Uke. In front, left to right, are board member Denny Evans; Jane Beegle; board member David IIUI; and WIIDam Hoblu!k, Sr. In the rear, left to right, Letart Falls principal, Debbie Ro11•h; Portland custodian, Uncia Ward; bwi driver, Ike Spencer; and Syracuse principal, James Lawrence. · ' are Photos by Robert Beegle, Supervising Principal, for Southem Elementary Schools. . sales of ·S4 •.n3,51S. -Oh·!G Lcttert; officials said. There were 500 tickets listing five of the six winning numbers. Each tlck..t Is worth $639. And 23,316 tickets had four of the six winning numbers, good for $37 each. 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AN. lURGlRY IY APPOINTMlNT 304-67!-2441 12-l-ttn · Roger Hysell Garage 11. 124,Pomtroy Ohio AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR AI•• fri••llll~tl•• Wrestling card features local BOGGS SALES & SERVICE U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Authorized John Deere. New Hollend, Bush Ho1 Farm Equipment Dealer F1r111 E•ulp111e11t Part• & Sar~lu 1., ..,. 985·3561 All Maku •Waehtrl •DilhWIIhert •Reno•• MEDIA CENTER - U Southem Ulcal SChool District gets a new elementary scbuol for grades K-8, It coold weD boa...t ·a modem media :t..,nter such as this one at Coschodon ,Junior High. J"eigs County prop~rty transfers••. Francis D. Lightfoot, Clara F. t;ighlfoot to Ken Trak Gas and 011, Right of Way. Salisbury. · James L. Mash, Norena C. Mash. James R. Dalley, Kristy E. Dalley to Ken Trak, Right of Way, Rutland . Clarence E. McDaniel, Rita McDaniel. Robert Miller, Judy Mlller, Donald H. Miller, Violet J. Miller to Ken Trak, Right of Way, Rutland . Forrest ~ to Bobbie Branham, Donna Jean Branham, one-half acre, Scipio. Owen Smtih to Kramer Exploration, Right of Way, Bedford. John Wayne Russell, deceased, to Wayne D. Russell aka David, Mary S. Russell, April Gall Morris, Charles Ned Russell , Wayne D. Russell, Cert. of Trans., Salisbury. Ellzabeth J. Jenkins, deceased, Bette Maxine (Moore) Butctier, C-& C REMODELING Painting • ,(orptntry Wollpapring lltfllfi I. ,,,.,i Over 30 Yra. Experience Meigs Cou!11Y--:N!It 915-4452 Athens County-Doug 1195-101 D WRESTI..ING -"Ring King".Lawler wW head a fuU card ofWJ'eilUng at Ihe Middeport Junior Wgh School at8p.m. Friday lor the benefltofthe muscular dystrophy program. Also on hand wDI be Buddy Donovan, John Dlhlase, Chief Jay Silver Cloud, Big BobBM!IandBuUdogDurango along with two Pomeroy wrestlers, BuUmoose and Golden Boy. P&S BUILDINGS Racine , Oh. DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992·3410 J&L BL.OWN .INSULATION VINYL & . ALUMINUM SIDING 1 or •lnaulatlon •Storm Door• •Storm Wlndowa •Repl1cement Window& •N•w Roofing "FREE ESTIMATES" 843-5424 . .LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL-FILL DIRT JAMU KEESE( PH. 992-2772 · 1-14-2 mo. d. THE QUALITY PIINT SHOP F, ~II I 10-6-llc . Fh. oi4-ii43-Si;i 10-8-tlc YOUNG'S rHI ,,ltll•l Nuit PlUS: Olfico Supplies & - furniturt, Wodtfing and Grod•ation Stationory, Megnoli< SigM, Rubber Stamps, lu1int11 form1, Copy llnkts, Et<. 2SS Mill St., Micldf'fl""l CARPENTER SERVICE Addona •nd remodeling Roofing and gutter work Concrete work Plumbing and electrie•l work (Free Estima1esi V. C. YOUNG Ill Mv!lletry. ~"" P.l!!!!l!t!\' .;;;-;-o-2' s-,,.-.q;:-.13 F-'- PLUMBING & HEATING 311 North Second Mlddltporl, Ohio 45760 SAlES & SERVICE . IUSINESS PIIONI (6141 992-UIO RIStDlNCI PHONE t6t41 992·1714 1/22/Hc Curb Inflation Pa.y Cash for Classlfleds and ... vour awnSavelll _lttls Louis, 4.45 acres, Chester. Richard E: Cowdery, Corazon B. Cowdery, Georg,. 0. Myers, Betty A. Myers, Clement Lee Cowdery, Joyce Cowdery to Ida Mae Cowdery, Minerals, Olive. Ann Marie Lawson, deceased, fka Annie M. Fleming, to Kenneth B. Lawson, Cert. of Trans., Lebanon. J . B. O'Brien, Don Mills, Patricia Mills, ·Roberta C. O'Brien to Robin PHONr992-2156 OJ Wri11 Dlilly (IISSilttd Dept. "Country Gifn and Sutintl Ill Cowl St., PoMtroy, Ohi• CS7U JIFFY-~ ROC_H ET dl two ~? 76 ; ...-...,.==---·..· ................. ..... . IC_. .. ,._.. .......... . . _l ..••.•....... ..·............. ~... · -~ -............... ..··_ 11 ......... ..... II·C8, II .... I.....- tva ... ............ .............. .......... .......................... ............. -·ood . M~GKEE \' -44 (:f•uJjlt•tf '*""~ nrl'f'riAr jfllltrtttllr'tt lrlr•trlnuuo r•JrltM,.•• ,,, --· .,_CMII4 .... Ull••• ................. ............. .. .... on•- U,te11 . . . ... U,tutl=..· "-.,....._ 54 Misc. Merchandiae 11 Help Wanted HELP WANTED DO YOU FIT THIS DESCRII'TION?? Friendly Get Along Well With Otheu Outgoing Teotful Good Lletener Truetworthy Willing to Relocate II you do, CHid are intlr· 11tH I• being a mi.nt illanager Df an apart· n1111 building in Po· llllfay, Hnd your rt· IUnll to: •' Slrands synthelic' worsted liSed toget her. The pattern stitch is very ·good· looking . very easy. Wonderfully warm , a real energy-sa ver. Pat· tern 7374 : Sizes 36 -46 included. S! .DD tor each pattern . Add 50c each patlern lor postage and handling . Send to: Allco Brook• Crahs .' :l 1 7 Rndor Mall 62-12 Nonhlrn BIYd .. Woorfoldo. NY 11377 . Print Name. Ad· drm , Zip , PIHorn Number. '85 Needlecratl Cata]og 150 plus designs . $2 + 50t P& h. BOOks $2.50 + 50t each p & h. 131-Add 1 Block Quill t 25-Ptlal Qulko tOt -Quilt laok ColoctiDfl t t07-tnlt1111 Sowing Allee kOOks CRAFTS Ac(fuorits'' ~~~~~ St., Syroc11o, 011. Croll Stitch and Tolt Painting Sur.plito SAL£-D.M.C. Fon .... 2'' Optt1 10 AM Ia ·s PM Jun., Wells., Thurs. Fri. ond Sol. Also Open ly Appt• Clostd Sun. I Mon • Owno" Carolyn McCoy 212011 .... WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH T GaiG 'ROUSH '"· 992· or 992 Homeo for Salt F01 Nle. r_.tortrede . N&e•3 bdr. honw'in Pllintl-~i­ oion. 143,000 or 1326 !l!fll. colt 814-245 ·6281 . .~. By owner, 815 acree. cua&qm brick hom•, 2000 ,...ft. w-goroge, 3 bdr .• 2 bo .•fP . oil HT. AC . Modern oqyjp .. bldg .. bern, county w~r . Mineral right1 incl., • 1 OK. Coil 614-689-6311 . • 2 ltory houl8 with triiler hoOkup 118 ,000. In Crown CiiV . Colt 114-258-60~. Remodeled Middleport home for 1111. No Resonable offer wil! be refuNd . Call 614 -992-6941 . . 80 ~~ere term 3 bedroom, large mhled breed. German Shepherd . 446-0861 . Black It rust male Dodberman . Call446 -1 159 . Open territories with the new Avon. Celt 304 -6751429. Tree on ground . take for firewood . Will need 30 inch 11w to cut up, 304 -8761604. 6 Lost and Found FOUND One female Beagle like dog in F•r E11t parking lot. Coli 441-8063 . 18 Wanted to Do Dependable yard service . Weeds . Walk -ways cleared . leaves raked . Hedges trimmed, etc . Cell614-992· 2269. Bill Sleek . Will plow and work gardens, large or small. In Syracuse, Middlepon, Pomeroy. or Rocino . Call 614-985 3545. Ambitious penon desires spring cle•nlng jobs in Point Pleaaant area . Excellent ref· erences , own transportation. 304·773-9187. • F;n~nctJI ~r conditioned . carpet. wood burner, large ·barn , tobacbD bue. 5 miles off R t. 7 . C4ll 614 ·256-1328 . R1. on Call. 446_;,4~7 !3 . MuoJ Soli I 3 . bdr roif,lh , family ro om with Wood · · burner, deck , carport, 'CitY utilities and schools. callle TV . Westbrook . S~ . f35 .000 ..Ce11446 -7144, Remodeled .country hOrrif" 3 bdrs.. large · living room . din in~ room & kitchen, 2 full bathl, 3 c•r garage, 1,000 aq.h . worbhop , with 5,40 o,- 70 acrea. Owner finan uing available. Maybe willing lo rent. Ca11614 -388-871 0 . House & lot for sale . Low du~h ~iiyment. 10% APR. 1 miles South Rt . 7 . Call Bob at 814-894-3966 . Seven room house in Chaster, Ohio . 1Y, bath1, 2 iiaw tUe ceilings. new roof 'tm part , new septic 1ank. :t:P. water and garage untler house . Call 61 4 · 985 - 36~ . 1 sold 10';mobile homea-.nd 1 house in 6 mont hi witti"Du1 ona complaint. I new hM a real nl.e e' 2 nory, 3 bedrqam house fOr ..Ia, fully car· peted, furnished or unfur· nlshed. It is lpcated on Rt, 1 24 in Mineuville, Ohio overlooking the beautiful Ohio River . Priced to ull. and with intereat a1 its lowett. now is 1he tim8 to buy . Call 614 -992-3324. • In Southern School modified A-frame acres. large garden, bUrner, own water welt Quiet and peec111ful. F..,_ cupeted . Final offi'r t32.500. Call 614-8435384. 2 bedroom house ii1uited on 9 acres on St Rt. 33. New carpet throughout and r•m odel•d bathroom, gas hnt, HBO available. city wa1er . clo1e to 1own . If interested. call 614 -992-5947 oft•r ...... ~-~ ""'6.,;0. Wileve Evan•-· Found your old book 'Smoky .' Valuable .,..,.r· thlreln . Contact me, Stooto. &07-749 -2638. 1 JWanh!d ( )For Sate !1. _ _ _ _ __ ______ ···------ c JAnnouncemen1 I lForRenl .. 19, - - - - - - 20. - - - - - - - - 3. __ _ · 2. -_ --_ - _- ··-----6.----s. _ _ _ _ __ fact'"Y Choke 12 G..,ge 15 Yoan EI,..IH<o Giveaway 31 loving cera. It is in the tiH1 part of Pomeroy. See John Keck on Mulberry Hgts. or phone 814-992 -8323. . Older six room houae lwith two bedrooms) for ••lllf "Qr rent. Double car garageAull basement . On apprOJC!· mately 1.9 acre lot . RoM Hill. Pomeroy. f29 .508 . · Call 614-878-2513. Price . reduced, · four btdroom&, kl~chen - farriily r~ with fireplace , finlthoej:t basement, Point Ple• .. nt, 304-676 -3079, evenings . 3 bedroom home . 81ft aisumable· loan , garden spdt, reduced down to 849 .000 .00 . 304 - 675 5047. ... 1 room home, 1 Y: lint. garden space. Hartford, WV e19,500 . 304 -882 -3374. Small home in Country Club addition. Point Pleaa~tn,t., with improvements. 304._ 875-5055 . 32 Mobile Homes _• for Sale CHESTER-985-3307 EVERY SAT. NIGHT 6:30P.M. & Glr1111 · 1 RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE lashon lulldlnt Roolinl Work Aluminum & Vinrl Sidincs Phone Wt Hara 1o F•ll Tl•• Shp Taeblalu arOtlf RACINE FIRE DEPT. New Homts-htansive' Remodtllnc Insurance Work 'custom Polo Bides. 1 •GIBSON RlfRIGlRATOR GUN SHOOT CONSTRUCTION Addra •SYLVANIA .SPUD QUEEN LAUNDRY 4 Irish .Setter. female , 304468-1657. results. Money not refundable. I "THE B(RRY BASKn" GIFT SHOP ·•n. Puppieo, 304-675-7985 . · Wrill! ad and order bv mail wi111 coupon. Cancel your ad by phone when you get Nam•--------------------- I The Daily Sentinel Truck drivers needed. minimum e•perience. Call 513The family of Carmel Rowe 563-0147. would like to thank the friends who tent food, flow- AVON . Soli AVON! Moke and cards. Special 45%. Coli •46 -3358. thanks to Rev . Paul Taylor, Rev. Leiand Haley end Rev. RESIDENT DIRECTOR OF John Evana. the emergency BOYD HALL Rio Gronde College and , CQmmunity squad of Rutland . and Hunter Funeral Home . Thenkata Colle'ge ie.accepting applica all who helped during the tions for the position of loll of our loved one . Wife, Relident Dorm Director . of Margie, Children and Boyd Hall . This is a twelvemonth, administrative .G.!'B.!Uft!hildr•rttraCt'. AppoinimeTif'· fbi posi1ion Is effective March 25 , 1985 . Reporting di 3 Announcements rectly to the Director of Student Development. the Resident Director is rHpon SWEEPER and s,wlng ma- alble for developing and chine repair, part1, and maintaining a conductive supplies . Pick up and living and learnirig environdelivery, · Davis Vacuum ment in the resident hall. Cleaner, one half mile up This position ia ·an-call 24 Georges Crlltfllk Rd. Call hours a day and requirea the 614-446-0294. responsibility of a live-in resident. Minimum qualifi · Wi18va Evsns-- FOund ea1ion of High School Eduold boo!< ·smoky.' Valuable cation . or equivalent. with paper therein. Contact me. some course work in higher Staolo, 607-749-2638 . education . preffer,d; Reli· dent .Director related work Gun shoot at Racine Gun e•perience desirable; ••eelClub 8\/ery Sunday. 1 :00 lent interpertonal and com· p.m . Factory chocked guns municatioh slc.ill1; and the only . ability to work effectively with students. Salary ia The Merri Clipper Beauty 13.400 per fiscal year. Sho·p in Chester. Ohio (for - based of a twelve ~ month merly Julies Beauty Shop) contraCt plus room and will re-open for business board. Deadline tor applicaMarch 12, 1985 . Coli -Marv tions is Friday, March 8. N•well for appointmen1 at 1986. Send tentr of inter614-985-4131 or614-985 · est, resume, including the 3348 . names of three references to: Office of Personnel. Boll: Special private home care 969. Rio Granda College. for elderly and handicapped . Rio Grande. Ohio 45674 . Home .equipped for wheel P.O No . 3245 . chair patien,s . References . Coli 614-992 -3595 . HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORSENIORS. The National Guard 4 openings selling Merrl Full blooded border collie, 4 Mac 's 1 00 percent guaranmo old . Coll814-992 -6350 . ' teed line of gifts, toys, home decor. Your hours. no inTwo female ~ mixed breed vel1rrtent, 304 -676-5768 dogs to give away. To good or 1-800-653-9077. Bookhome. Good with children, ing home and catalog good watch dogo. Coll614- parties. 992-6208 1 ti- • Sizes from 6'x6' U~ to 24'x36' Insulated Dog Houses ----------------------~ "'"''"" to Brenda K. Trustee, April Gall Morris, ,Tackson .M. Capehart to Sec. of Housing and Murray, Pt. Lots 311 and 312, MOrris, Charles Ned Russell, Ju- Urban Development, Sheriff's Pomeroy VIllage. dlth ijussell to James Rickman. Deed. Rutland. Harold D. Brown, Sr., deceased, Patricia A. Rickman, Part Lot. Abner Stout, deceased , to Ethel Agnes L. Brown, Harold D. Brown, Salisbury. · Stout, Mae B. Stout, Affidavit, Jr., Cert. of Trans., Scipio. Public Notice P11blic Notice James S. Rees, Sr., Alleyne F . Chester. . Jimmie Dean Allman, Linda Lou Rees to Douglas C. Rees, .4 acre, Ethel Stout, deceased to Mae B. Allman to Martin W. Davis, Carla Racine Village. Dorst, Affidavit, Chester. , NOnCE Davis, Parcel, Columbia. uwtimber on 37 ..:,... tn : Earl 0 . Thomas, deceased, Patsy Mae B. Dorst, Frank N. Dorst to c..._u •• ot 7, &hide Rw Sidney W. Durst to Robert R. bo""' Ohio .... O.,.rt,_ of A. Thomas, E. Kelly Thomas, Gaty GriHith. Juanita M. Griffith, Durst, zetta Boyd, Margaret WU- by " · Ottve Townohlp. No....ll R-..-, DMolon ol Molgo County, Ohio. For Susan A. Thoma, Cert. of trans., Parcels, Chester. klnson, Freda M. Carpenter, Ran- Foo-y. Fou....., Squ... furttwoo tnlannlllon ond !Iedford. Josette Lillian Kehumahn Oneha, dall R. Talbott, Mildred C. Souders, COO.mbuo, Ohio 43224. up to inopocllon, _ , . , ... · .:Earl 0 . Thoma, deceased, Patsy deceased, to Hortense Mali! Moss- Joyce Davis, Cert. of Trans., ond Including Thurodoy. lllww • - FOfWI '-dquorMo""' 21, 198&. It 300 P.M. .... 82837 J - Rood, A. Thomas, Aflldavlt. Pomeroy man Kelley, Cert. of Trans., Olive. .Lebanon. fot on 1111- 2.140 toni of R..t..... Ohio 415772: pine ...cl hlrcho:oad cordlioood Village. Mltzlann Klaiber to Carl E. James J. Johnson, deceased, ond19.048 __ ,_ _ phone 11141378-&111. · Ollie Buchanan to Warren Cala- Klaiber, Parcel, Chester. · Glorida M. Johnson, Affldavtt,. (31 &••• 2tc donal 'A" R. . of way, Parcel, Orange. Denver D. Putman, Rebecca S. Rutland: Janet A. Roush, Dale K. Roush, Putman io Wilson Junior Putman Re1l E1tate Generel Sl!dte s. Turner by Atty. In fact, to II, Louis Maxine Putman, 6 acres, Paul t. Brown·, Clovte E. Brown Charles Van Cooney, Gertrude Van Olive. to Columbus and Soup!em 011¥1 'b,_---------~~~-~.jo C:iloney, .28 acre, Middleport Maty S. Russell, Wayne Russell, Electric Co., Ease., Salel'l'\. ~ud~ VIllage. Louise Russell, Wayne D. Russell, · ~nnls• Newland, Helen Newlarul 'Albert E . Goegleln to Ray R. ' Trustee, April Gall Morris, Jackson to Columbus and Southern bhle ltip Pickens, Patty AM Pickens, 12.4m · Morris, Charles Ned Russell, Ju- Electric Co., Ease., Orange. Phone 742·3171 l!C!'e!!, r.IIP!;IPr. _ -·--·- dflh Ru•,..,ll . P•rrPis. !<alt!hury~ ~-~bert Van.!'f!, Donna _Vance to 'Real~ . ,.-, :. Richard E. Liter to Monongahela · Diamond Savings and Loan Co. to· Columbus and Southern Ohio Elect- . In Melgt Co. Now P6wer eo.. Right of Way, Lebanon. .James David Louks, Sharon Lori ric Co., Ease., SCipio. I UTILITY BUILDINGS 2/25/1 m.o - f!I.R~~!:er-.e!O!'I Doors wUI opeh at 7wtthwrestUng "Ring King" Lawler will be the featl:lred wrestler on the card beginning at 8 p.m. Advance tickets scheduled for Friday night at the can be purchased at Ace Hardware Meigs Junior High SChool in or at Giovanni's Pizza in MiddleMiddleport, port. Advance tickets are$4, general Buddy Donovan, the man t~fans admission, $2 for children and $5 for "love to hate" wUl betnereas will be ringside. Tickets wUl be $1 .more Lord Zoltan, Jon Dibiase and Big each at the door Friday night. "The cartl promises to be an Bob Bass. A local tag team; Bull Moore and exciting evening and will be a great Golden Boy Who are Don Hartung way to end cabin fever", comment and .Mark Mattrox, respectively, o( . Bob and Jean Gilmore,. coPomeroy, 'wtU put their newly . chalvpersons for the Muscular sanctioned "Appalachian Heavy- 9ystrophy Assn. in Meigs County. weight Tag Team Championship" All proceeds wUl go to the muscular dystrophy program belts on the line Friday evening. Sizes Start From 12'x16' 949-2969 . · or 949~2263 · (CUT OUT FOR fUTURE. USll KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS NEW-MPAIR 3/ll / tfc 2/8/ 1 mo. CLINIC Meigs County communities received $5,!1l1 as· their share of $9,734,773 distributed In February In revenue collected from the state's seven cents per gallon gasbllne tax. Meigs County received $.l),IXX) of the total and each township received $1,200. Amounts reeelved by the vHlages Include: Middleport·, $2,245; Pomeroy, $1.846; Racine, $618; Rutland, $513; Syracuse, $759. Howard L. Writesel Roofing Ca. Call: 742-24'07 VETERINARY · Funds reeeived BISSELL CONSTRUCTION Winten Sohio, In Memoriam .·- 7_ _ _ _ _ _ RADIAIOI SEIVICE . We can repair and ,.. core radiators and heate1 cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. PAT H!LL FORD 9U-2196 Middleport,' Ohio 1- t 3·tfc •-----'·...,...---- 10------- .. 12. n . ---..:.....-_ _ _ _ __ 2 . -_ -_ -22. 1 __ __- _______ ,. 23. _ _ _ _ __ 25. _ _ _ __ 2<1. ---""'"'::--- a. _____ 27. - - - - -_. :19. _ _ _ _ __ 30. _ _ _ _ __ ll. _ _ _ _ __ Auction every Frid•y night at the Hartford Community Center . Truckloads of new merchllndin every week. Conalgmenll of new &: uted merC"fwndlse alw•vs wei ~ co,.d . Richard Reynold&. Auctioneer. Coli 304 -2753069. AUCTIONII Frldoy, Morch 8th, 7pm at Mt . Alto Auction. Truck loed of new and und mtrchendiH. OIIOCEAV AUCTIONII Soturdoy. Morch 9th. 7pm ot Mt. Alto Auction. Good aumpsaccepted by deafer . 1974 Skyline 14•64. twe bedroom, f8500 .00 . Coil 614 -992-7284 or 614-986 4427 . ' 22 Monay to Loan 1982 Wolls 14•70. 2 bed. HOME OWNERS -Roflnonce rooms, kitchen microwa~e. to low fixed uite . UM equity ' dilhWIIhtr . stereo . wood· for eny purpo1e . leader Mortgage Co .. 814 -1192- burning fireplace. ceili?l fan . 2 full batha, central awl 3051 . porch and underpinnl!l8. 115000.00. Colt 114-7.422180 or &14-742 -2271; • 23 ...------t5. _ _ _ _ __ "·----- 33. _ _ _ _ __ 9 35. ~- -----_ _ _ _ __ Wt ... v cuh for tall model ciMn uNCI cara. Jim Mink Chov.-Otdo tnc. 8111 Oont Johnoon 441-3172 Mail This Coupon wltll Remm.nce .·-----·.- --····-· 111 CourtSt. ......... .... a-.. C-tl••• Pam.,.,., Oh. 457e Profeaaional Service• Plano. Tuning er'ld R•pt~lr . Brunk:ardl Muaic Co., 4480187. r-ntltlh yeor of QUIIIV Mrvict . Lint Dentate, 814-742 -2851 . Prict Roduced · 1971 liberty mobHo home , 2 b•. t4ee. cenuel 1ir. h•ve raplMacl bath fi•tures . t:llrpet, u.nk, ranf1 & microwave. Immediate Occupt~ncy . HdmeotNd Reol1y. 304-1'755540. . ' PIANO TUNING AND REaA•• a ......,_.............. u~ .....~ ., L 32. _ _ _ _ __ 13- - - - - - - Wanted To Buy •---"-* *"• __ .. ··- .,............. ~~:k"~~.. ~;··t~':.~k~· F;; pickup. Coll814-2•&-9881. 2oil hro. Lot and tr~iler for .... on Mulberry Ave. in Pomeroy: t12,000 .00. Cal1614-992· 2439 . • tt~·~~i;~w~:;K;~~~ ~04 · 875 - &llOO 382•. or 8711- w•'er Schuh home by owner.. tOt. It D•"" "--o .. ~;t'hi;n .-F;~ ·i.;t;;m;~n colt 304-87& · 5•11 oftlf 4 p.m . �Page- S- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio ·· Tuesday, March 5, 1985 Tuesday. March 5, 1985 : ~~~~~H~o~m~e~.==~~~~Tnh~e~yl'II~Do~~l;tEE~v~e~ry~TDi~m~e;-----lr6~4~M~is;c~ - ~M~e~rc~h~a~n~di~aetf~6~4~M~i~~~-~M~e~r~ch~a~n~d~is;e~K~IT~·~N~'C~A~R~L;YL~E~®~b;r:u:r~~rw:;.r~~h~t--------==~~7~e~iA~~~o~P~a;rt~•~:: . for Sale & Acceasories ~ J'L:SJ$1"$ 7Ntli ~ • ••• 7HE l"AKTY I'OOP Jl'OR ~---- (Coal Delivered) goOd lump KnauH Firewood Split· 96% housa coal 1 to 1 ton . call hardwpods. You pick up or \Jim Lanier 875-7397 or we deliver. HEAP v1nder. 304-876-1247. 111 .. 268·11246 . Firewood $20.00 pickup load, fJO .OO delivered. Coli 304-676 -87112 or 675 · 2991. DICK TR ACY Irvin Auto Ilion, sliding beck gl"a for pick up with dirk tinted glen end bilolt freme or alumn coJor. TwP locotlona 304-875-8401 or 814· 448-4423. Carhart-Kida C'amouflage Clothing. Sam Somerville'•· EAST of Ravenswood. 7 21 1: EVENING rn Cil m o 6 :oo • ~. ; •· 6 :30 , WE'LL HA'/1' ' THeLA& CHECK COULD ~ 'T THEI<E 8~ FING ERPR IWT5 ' TMf~f CLO THE ,_ ON fH I,_ o;tuFF , IMMEDIATELY. TOO~ News Hot Potato Beverly Hillbillies Dr. Who 3 ·2 · 1. Contact (CC) Diff' rent Strokea {]) CD NIIC N•wa Rifleman R0vco'a World Class ~o~!'itn Pyle un ~ derpinnlng. blocka, fully cef· peled. Nice $6,200 or le11 without porchea. Call 61 4· 387-7809. 197914X 65. 2bdr. 1 bath. front · kitchen, gas hoat.18. 500 : Call 889· 77!1.2 . 1975 Holly Park, 2 bod· room, all electric, central air, refrigerator, range, new car· peting, front awning 20ft. wood deck B' xJO '. under· pinning. 112.000.00. 304· 876-3184 alter 6 :00 . 33 Farms for Sale 142 ac_!!l farl!' . ~ill .~onaider anything ~f value on trade . &79.000. Coli 614 -246· 5281 ' 50 acre farm . Call614-3&77278 . 12x60. 2 bdr .. located 2 miles from HMC at Ever· green . Children accepted . Call 448-3697 or 614-245 · 5223 . Used dishwasher , Sean Kenmore. e46 . Call 4462847. 49 For Lease For lease 2 bdr. unfurnished apt., overlooking city park, 3 bedroom mobile home for stove & refrig ., $190 mo . rent. Furnished , air conditl· Call PJ's446-1819or446one~. good: cle~u~ co~dit~n. · 2325 f!lvtt, semi-private lot. 1 child. no pets . e 190.00 per month. 3 Mr.rchan!lis1: miles above New Haven on Rt. 33. Caii304·8B2·2466. 51 Household Goods Painting 1 18 yra. old, beau· tiful historical painting . 48 each 1904 ac!'!'!. ·~itoiJrTon~ and 48 each albumns. Etvis cord · albumns . Painting S760 . Old recQrd collection 81 .000 : Elvis Presley albumna 830.00 each. Call 614 · 446 - 31 05 after 5:30PM . Mobile home, 2 bedroom, Take charge of your health! furnished, central air. natuFree booklet shows how. ral gas. on large lot in Camp Feel great, •njoy life . Sim· SWAIN Conley, 8176 .00 plus utili- AUCTION llo FURNITU pie, effective, guaranteed . ties. deposit with referen· · 62 Olive St., Gallipolis. New Call614-256 -1772. · cos. 304·675 ·7566 altar & used wood-coal stoves. e 2 :00 . pc wood LR suite e399, For sale -used R-65 Ditch bunk beds e199 , antron Witch and Davis 300 "lclinora -899. new l - usod 1-~:!:."!~_!'loor; Call ·6H · 694 · bedroom suites, ranges. or 14-694-6006 . wringer washers. & ahoas. 44 Apartment New livingroom suites Box springs for nle, three . for Rant 1199-8699, lamps. aloo 810.00 each or all for buying coal & wood stoves. &26 .00 . Call 614 -843 · 5384. Call 614·448·3169. Farm-42 acre• extra good barn 36x48. extras good 1 2x60 · 2 room 66 71 A~os HILlCREST KENNELS Boarding all breeds. Heated indoor-outdoor facilities . AKC Doberman puppiea: Stud Service. Call614-446· 7795 . . 63 Livestock 1979 Model Reg. Sorrell Gelding; started on IMirrels. very gentle. 59' Reg . Sorrell gelding shown In 4 -H Watt· 1 Judy Taylor Orooming~ Call 'ern Pleesure in open quener horae competion . Good con6.14·367-7220. firmation, no bad. habits . . Brlarpatch Kennels . Prcofeoo- Call 614·286-6622. slonal All-broad gr~oon,ing . 7 · 'fiiilf old ..-tJp•kioie geld . . "lndoor-outdoor·boarding cilities. English Cocker Sp•· ing. Excellent dlspo•ition. niet puppiea. Call614-388- Good 4-H project. e&OO or boat offer. Call 614-742· 9790 . 2638 eftor &PM and ask for Oragonwynd Cattery Ken - Robin. nel . CFA Himalayan. Persian and Siamese kittens. AKC Chow puppie&. Call 814 - 64 Hay & Grain 448-3844 after 7PM . 1 male Walker Coonhound, 3 yoara old. Call 614-992· 2770 before - 2PM-. - Parakeets. Cockatoos. Finches, Seed, Cagu, All Supplioa . Call 61-4 -986· 4212. . ' A.KC Female Cocker Spa · niel. 2 V2 years old. $25 .00. Phone 304-675· 1036. Piano . Industrial machine . EJC · Cell 614 - 84 acres, 3000 lb tobacco allotment, 11h story houM. bath. 2 barns. garage. cellar. tool shed. 6 other buildings. plenty water. Loceted in Lawrence County , Ohio, near Leete and Crown City Mining Co. Call 614-268· 8083 . Servlcf~S 1984 Dodge Ram Deluxe cab rue~. C..Uiao. PS. & troller. hitch . 9.400 ·::::!:··- I lik8 new. Call after 614-379-2712 . Hay for ule. large round bales. •16.00 . Call 614· 992-3798. 66 Seed & Fertilizer 1972 Olda9B. Loadod. Runs good. f295 .00. Call 614· 986 -4464. 1981 Citotion. 2 door. V-11, 4 speed, bucket aooto, AC .. tilt whool, PS .. P8., AM-FM -cassette ttereo, one owner. Caii814-446·B604,or 814· 992-7669 after 8:00p.m. 1982 Dodge Char.gor . Sharp, like now. UOOO.OO. 1978 Dodge Ramchargar 4x4 . Good condition. Call 814· 742-2026 . 1 982 Monte Carlo, phone 304·876-1604. 72 Trucks for Sale IHBO) Life on Earth: Building Bodies David At· ten bOrouqh narratOs' thi~ thirteen-part nature series. 7 :30 0 CD Tic Tac Dough (!) Winning Golf Tips from the Pros - Billy Casper and Charles Sifford. (I) 0 Ill Family Feud Jeopardy Gi)) Wheel of Fortune tD (12) Entertainment Tonight fl) WKRP in Cincinnati (MAX) Aibum Flash: The Go-Go' s 8 :00 0 IJl r:D A-Team ICC) I]) Gentle Bon CD College Basketball: Mil~um Roofing 6 Spout- ~ ing. Now installing rubber , roofs. 30 years experience. :• specializing in built up roof. ' Call614-388· 9867. ·: BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetime guarantee. Local refere"ces furnished . Free eatimatee . Coli collect 1 -614· 237· 0488. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. .Rogers a · asemant Wat4Jrproofing. J S. J "1 Siding Vinyl & !lllumlnu.,-.'"•Kiing & r.oofing, . Free estimates . Call 614367-7468. M&rQUilittin H r.;~1iit Dam& IJ) American Caesar (1) Three· a a Crowd ICC) Jack and Vicky 's ftrst year annive rsary is d isrupted. 0 (1) Jeffersoros (CC) Lo uise's atte mpts to run a successful bu si ness are ruined when George decides o help out. I]) Ill! "Nova iCC) ·A Mathe ' matical My s te ry Tour.' The abstract wd rld of pUre ma th- insulating - roofing ~ _ r,emodeling and new . conatruction-guners . Call: ; ' ~ 304-'7'7-3-5-1 31 . -- - ematics is- exarn ined. (60 ALLEY OOP RON'S Television Service. SpecialiJing in Zerilth and Motorola , Quilzer . and • houoa calla. Call 304-676· 2398 or 614-446 -2464. . • min .) [l~l (!) (f;!l Billy Graham Crusade fll MOVIE : ' Dark. Passage· fHBO) MOVIE: 'Splas h' ICC) fMAXl MOVIE: ' Purple Haze ' 8 :30 (1) Who's the Bossi ICC) 0 Ill _AUc.!! IC.CLMel acts as coach whe n Jolene d ecides to try out for a pro fess ional bas ke tball te am. 9 :00 0 (]J (I) Riptide Cody , Nick and Boz help out an old Vietnam buddy who claims the CIA is after h1m . (60 Fetty Tree Trimming, stump removal . Call 304-675 1331 . Mtisi-e&l Instruments m in.) Partially furniahad 2 bdr . garage apartment . Adults only. security deposit. Call after 3PM 446-9279 . Furnished 2 rooms & bath, downstaira. clean. adult only. no pets. Ref. raCiuired. Call 446· 1519 Retired couple wants to buy acre or len land for mobile home . Phone 304-676 . 3109 before 9 :00pm. New 1 bdr. efficiency apt. Call 446 -0390 . Rental s FurnisMd gare'geapt. 1 bdr .. 29 112 Neil Ava.. Gallipolis o235 . utilities paid. Con 446 · 4418 aftor ·7PM . Houses for Rent House for rent. Call 304675 ·7263 675-8104 or 676 -6386 . Nice 2 -bedroom house. BOO block First Ava ., Gallipolis. off street perking. references and deposit. Call 814256· 1529. House for rent 2 bdr. e160 mo. adults with 1 am,all child . Call 614-266 -805B . bath. 1125 mo .. 1 child, ref. dop., garden . Call 814843-2644 . e. In town (Evans Heights! 2 bdr . large LR. knott¥ pine paneling . WB fireplace , t260.00 per month. depooit and referenc11 required . 81ackburn Realty , 446 · 0008 . Eureka. modern 2 bdr . home t228 .00 per month. depoo~ and references required. 81ockburn Realty , 446 · 0008 . 2 bdr. unfumiahed houM with garage and workahop. Coli 446 -9&88. Ung.vllla. 3 to 4 bedrooms. Big yard and garden area . f200 .00 plus utilitlao end aecurity deposit required. Coli 614-992 · 8892 . · ~----:----::-::• 2 bedroom houte. fully carpe1ed for rent In Pome· roy. Coli 814· 992-3064. House for rent call fater -tJ:UU ,-:;u~"";"g--;g~ i-i o.;. Two bedroom hou• for ront, 304-875-8783. • Furniahed efficiency 7Y2 Neil Ave . . Gallipolis, single . $160 mo .. utilities paid. Call 446 -4416 altar 7PM . 2 apt . for rent downtown all util . paid . Call448 · 1436 . 3 bdr. newly renlodeled duple• . e.11cellent location, Second Ave . Gallipolis . *290 mo. plus sec . dep. Call 448-8293 . Riverside Aptl. Middlepon. rat11 for Senior 1130. Houa· 82 · Uaed Furniture ·· 5 pc . dinette, head boards, and 2 bedroom suites. 3 miles ·o ut Bulaville Rd . Open 9am to 6pm, Mon. thru Sat . 614-446-0322 GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers. dryers. refrigerators, ranges. Sllaggs Appliances, UpPer River Ad . beside Stone Crest Motel . 614 -446-7398 . 72 Karman Ghia rebuilt motor, new front end . .new tires. t1,600. Call 614· 693-6836. Saxon 301 oHice copier new 13.000.00 lOll IB00 .00. 304-937·2120. Big John Deere3010tractor $3,796, John Deere 3 bot· tom plows $395. John Doore 1010 tractor 82 .996 . John Deere 2 bottom plows $296 . Call 614-286-6622 . County Appliance , Inc . Good used appliances and Stainless Steel satellite dish TV aoto. Open BAM to 6PM. complete with Deake re -· Mon thru Sat. 446· 1899. . ceiver. Will sacrifice for 627 3rd. Ave. Golllpolis, $1 .800.00 . 304-876· 3223 alter 6 :00 PM . OH . Valley Furniture. new & used . Large ••ction of qual· ity furniture . 121 6 Eastern Ave., Gallipolia. Trade Center Furniture Outlet, Kanauga. Oh . New Maytag S. Crosley Applian· COl. Call 446· 4486 . Bars S. bat stools and droller. Call 446-0844 . Big lnternational340 tractor with International mower and draw bar G2.550 . Mas· eav Ferguson 65 tractor with Freeman loader 8a 6ft. blade 13 ,196 . Call 614 -2B8 · 6622. Guns!IGunall Smith and Wasson model 19 end 66 . 304 -676-7476 . King Wood Burner with blower , good cond , $175 .00. 304-676-4331 ' 1977 Caae 996 Farm Tractor. 1500 hours. Excellant condition. 86500.00 . Call 814·985 ·4143 ' eftor 6 :00 pm . Prom dress, size 9 . worn once . Saara portable typewriter. 304·676· 1386. I Two bedroom apartments in New Haven . Newly ramodoled in town. Call 614· 992-7481 . Two bedroom furnished opartmont . Coli 614·992 · 6434 or 304· BB2·2666 . 1 and 2 bedroom furnishod opartmoma. Call 814-992· 6434 or 304-882-2888 , APARTMENTS. mobile homes. housea. Pt. Pleasant and llollipolla . 1114-446 · 8221 . Unfurnl1hed apanment, ! room1, b11ement and yard. •1&0.00 momh . dopoolt. 304-~75 - 7541 evenings. 46 Furni•hed Rooin1 For rent Sleeping Rooms end lighl houao k-ing rooms. Park Central Hotel . Coli 814· 4411·07811 . 676-8483 or 676- LAFF-A-DAY 1980 Monzo 4 cyl .. 4 opd .. 12,80il or boot offer. Call 814-246-15828. 2 -C!lev . 360 eng. with auto. trans. 1 mila on 233 off 141 · 8 . Lanier. 1979 Ford Fairmont. atandard trans, priced to sell. very good cond . Call 446· 2.169 anytime. 1974 Monte Corio. good shape. 61 ,060 or best offer. Coli 614· 388· 9370. 1978 Chovatto with 1981 mptor. ·23.000 mile&. runs good. good tilll. new Ita· roo, recent point job, tBOO firm. Cd 4411-9744 after 8pm. 19 inch color TV t200 ,00, llko now. 304-678-2940 . 1979 AMC Concord, good cond . Coii288 -178B. 54 Mi~ . Merchandlae 1971 Mercury Cougor Xl'7. 302 engine, 19 mpg, olr, PS. Pl. 48,500 miloo. 304-8715· 2226. 1970. 22 foot Winnebago. Generator, 20 h , 1wning. Very good condition. 430 T John Deere Tractor with front end loader. 720 Jolin DHrl Tractor. Call 114949-2234. Complete oinglo IKhouot fo r a 1910 Ford F-280. 381 motor. In good condition . UII.OO. Also havo a K·Mart brand deluxe under the dll1h ce ...tta player. 3 months old. aamo •• now, f211 .00. Also hove 1 Block end ;;,:;:u-;,rn:;;i:.;.:;;.:.;~.:u:;:<>~m~.;.~;-~~i;;~.~:i'~!-e:!"..~'-~~~"~~~ ·~·~:~: ties. rongo. ref. Sh1re both. Men only. 919 Sec .. Golllpo· lis. 446-4416 alter 7 p.m . 1982 GT Mustang black. e.11c. cond . Call 614-266· 1267. 1ir, cruise, tlh, V-6 , 42,000 mi .. rust proofing, $8.000. Coil 446·2884. RICK"S NEW AND USED FURNITURE . Uood stoves and refrigerators . Compare our prlc;ea, seve today . Phona 304-773-6430. uood obout 8 times, good condition . •1 0 .00 . Coli 814·742· 2373. --1 • canoon. 1 l 1 J TO. ( I I XI J ' Jumo.. s: NAWI,L JiNGO BEYOND DEAFEN Answer: People who are aiwavs fl ying Into a rage somet imes end u.P making thisA BAD LA NDI NG :,~~,.,~~~~~~~~~~~§~~~~~~~~~~-'--. ~~·· · ·~_,;,, . BRIDGE ' James Jacoby A top for defenders NORTH . ' + Q6 . 3-5·85 •a •K J6 4 3 By James Jacoby . + Q8542 Although s ix clubs_ would be a n .. W,EST.•. ...K~H- ··~· e xcellent c on1rac (- fo r Nor!li' South, + K t08753 • 9.4 2 the weak two-hear t bid by E a st • 53 .AJJ 0972 c rowded out scienhfic bidding methf 9852 • Q 10 ods. South simply bid th r ee no-trump +1 0 + 73 and North was ·glad he ha.d enough SOUTH h igh cards to ma ke 1ha t a comfort· able contract. •K Q&4 There was no way to defeat that • A7 ironclad game. but East earned him · + AKJ96 sell a top score in the t our name nt by Vulner able: Neither holding declarer to only nine tric ks. Dealer : Ea st First, on the opening le ad ol the hear t Wt"ll l - North· East- South live, he played the nine , giving South 2• 3 NT only one immediate heart tric k. Pass Pass Pass Declarer played three ro unds of clubs, and then played ace ol dia· monds and a diamond to the jack. Ope ning lead: Since West had signaled with a high s pade on one of the clubs , Ea st now .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.....;_ __. r e turned a spade. West won the king a nd cleared the spade s uit . When dia· moods now !ailed to break.-declare r had only nine tricks. Some may wonde r wh y. a lte r East had played the diamond 10 on the ace , declarer did not go up with the king ha ve sta rted with 10-x·x or 10-x. II so, and drop the queen. The answe r is he certa inly s hould play th e I 0. )hat tha t the 10 ol diamonds did not have he had Q-1 odouble ton on th is particu- . to !Je an honest card . East might well lar deal was just a vagar y ol late . . ,u •5 Cil 700 Club (!) Winterworld: Marker . I've been savinq! Gold IJ) MOVIE: ' Murder in Texas' Part 2 (l) (!) (l! MacGruder end Loud (CCI Malcolm a nd ~Jilnny-s 11e togei:'tief1Si11s:-' ·1----:~-~,~--::;;;"-='-- Got a few bills stuck away! 1870 VW, rebuilt motor 17,000, no rust, new paint, two oxtre tlrll, .1500.00. 304·876-85315 oltor 5 :00. '71 Opel Roily, 4 cyl. auto, good cond, U00.00 ~ 304· 878·7378 . "We spent our vacation in Alaska instead·- {}f Oregon jus-t Fred will NOT stop and ask directions!" •' ·---7-------------------· ~booa-use­ '77 Ford Gronodl, PS, PB, AC, Am· Fm Clll, very de· pondablo, 304· 8711· 4331 . •soo.oo. i i7i i=orci -Li'U moohonlcolly good, dim· ogod bcidy, f4110.00 . 304· 1178-15122. Plumbing & Heating CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Fourth and Pine ' Cor. ; 984 · Dodge· Cara~an . Gallipolis. Ohio PS. PB.AC.CC.TW. AM -FM Phone 814-446 ·3888 or digital . clock radio. 10,000 ' 614-448-4477 miloo. Coli 814-949· 2273. JIM'S PLUMBING llo HEAT· 1977 Chevy von. gr ...n, INil. At. 1 , Sox 366, Golli · good condition. P..Mnger polio. Call 614-367-087&. or camping van . Oris Hubbard. Fifth St .. SyracuM. Ohio. 83 Excavating 1967 Ford, one ton. otep van. ell elumn body, exc cond . FOR • SALE OR TRADE . Phone 304·8768612 or 676 · 2486 . 1981 Subaru station wagon DL. 4 whaol drlvo. luggage rack. 42.000 mlle1. new rodiol. 4 opted. blue. 16,000.00 . 304 · 882 · 2012 . 1973 Ford Van Econoline carpet inside, exc 304-676-6612 or 74 Motorcycles 1980 Hondo CR·280, very good cond. Coli 448·9710 . 1979 Suzuki 084211. len then 4.000 miloa. teiiO.OO. 304· 871-8122. ----~-------------- , Good-1 Excavating, blse· menta, footers, driveways, septic tanks, landscaping . • Call anytime 814 -446 · 4637, James L. Davison, Jr. owner. BARNEY I HEAR SNUFFY AN' HIS ROWDY-DOWDY FRIENDS HAD A Dozer work land clearing, ' landscaping, etc. free esti· motoa. Call 446-8038 or 992-7119 ony11mo . 84 Boeta end Motora for Sale 17 ft. Crutllnor. 188 Inboard-outboard. power trim prop, power trim tabs. tri-houl. 304·875-82111. 76 Auto Parts & AcceasoriBI IRVIN'S AUTO CLASS. slid· ing boclt glua, bllolt tex· turad frlml or aluminum !rome. dirk timed gl..o, 304·875·1408or814· 44ll· 4423 . . Mid-It 12 ft. length, B ft . w1c1o 42" oldlbolrd truok bod. Phone 304' 175· 1807. EVER'BODY BANG-UP by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 1 Wini!Uke S It foUows psi 10 Having 31 Grass genus 38 Highschooler 39 Cry of derision 40 Muffle 11 Mark down 41 One of the 13 Mischief 8rontes makers DOWN matured 14 Having landed 15 Be IU !I Belgian commWte 17 Pal, as make-up 18 Sound system ze Huah-hush agency (abbr.) . 21 Young salmon Z% Written . .. ' 1 Scotto Yesterday'sAnswer renditions 2 Capacity 8 Salesman's 24 Bedecked 31n - '(in woi'dsto · %S.Eat good describe %'! English shape I anything' river · 4 Matter t Indict 31 "Gigi" (Law) 1% Corrupt star 5 Webster . 18 Ethereal 31 Make proud or Cicero 1tlrlsh verse 3S Once more 8 Netting Z% Fontanne 's 3a Yoko 7Echelon partner 31 So there (abbr.) %3 Stew you are! -•.. : records , 23 Pluvious 25 Actress Irene , ze Yemen . IN TH' HOLLER HEARD IT!! GAME port %1 Pakistan NIGHT ., r Electrical & SEWINil Machine ropalra . . nrvice. Authorized Singer Sal•• .l Service Sharpen Scluora . Fabric Shop. Pomeroy. 814-992·2284. 86 Boot SNAKE!! General Hauling : HI; ROO. REMEMeER ME? ------------~-- · • 76 n-rnu.-nlr.i' n;;;,- .:::, stgned to ride along with them falls for Malcolm. (60 min.) 0 (1) Ci1!l MOVIE: ' Kids Don't Tell' • Cll Oil Frontline (CC) ·A Fro ntline In vestigatio n.' Pul· ttzer pnze -winning 1nves ti· ga tive re porter Sevmour Hersh conducts h•s fir st TV investiga tion . 160 min.) ·. 9 :30 CD Bodybuilding : 1984 Ms. Olympia Competition· from Montreal Canada 1 O:OQ 0 (]J (I) Remington Steele An a ntiques dealer is ·· murdered and a kleptomaniac disappears aft er Laur a recovers some s tolen sta· tues. (60 min.) I]) Ill lf:V Moonlighting (PREMIERE) (CC) Maddie and Dav1d help an old man in his search fo r his long-lost son. (60 m in.) Cll Statewide (tj) Newswalch fl)lndependent News IHBOI Maitimum Security : Cottage Nine A' longtermer's demand for a viSI1 with his w1fe leads to an emo tionally charged confrontation. MOVIE: 'The 36 lots & Acreage 41 --~,·. I m :~::-.:- ......:.-~~·- "ll-c, imfbov Or:n Real Estate Wanted +,. ·' Tune Michael's Painting and Wal- . 1980 Oldo Delta 8B. 360 lpoporing . Call 814 - 742 - ~ motor. AT .• AC .. gocid body. 2328. high mileage, uHs no oil. - - - - - - - - -- - -icbeen aarviced regular. 0 & M Contractors. Vinyl .,. 82200.00. Call 814-742· tnd aluminum aiding - -; 2603 . replacement window• · : 1977 Honda Civic CVCC. 304-676-6376 . -~------------­ 77 Chevy Malibu blue 4 dr .. 6 cyl ., auto. 4 new tires. Call 304 - 676 ·2989 or 678 · 2372 . News (jJ Now Nome..,~That -·~·.... Gl fJj jOfijjrlo':: n'C' s ~-~ .......... -"' ... Mial.t ta~e off for 36 C::OOES.. (Answers tomorrow) I'm qoinQ to fora while! lone. Coll614 ·992-6918 . JOKe~ Yesterday's for Sale Pets for Sale - 280 acre-. for oil and 011 Wf.lAT A PII:ACTICAL. . AAawetllere: [ · Improvements 69-12x60. 2 porches, ·. cond., U ,&OO. Coli 814·· , 248·9183. !I.L-~~ .Jit:~~~~e New fibe rglass topper for Long Ranger pickup used 1 wook . Cost $686 .00, soli 1300. Call 614-266-6240. r I I AIIC Newo (CCI CBS Newo iP. ,,""~i,lhtlly Business ~l!l niohed . Call446· 1686. .. 73 Dodge motor hom• fair·~ . 62 Wanted to Buy Trailer Iota. sewer and ~ater furnished, will talle one small child. 304-676 -1076. rf abO~e 55 Building Supplies Furnished. no city taxes. water & sewage furnished, beautiful riverview. Kanauga . Foster ' s Mobile Home Pork. 446· 1602. .' Cil <RI 111 Cabinet stereo. 8 track, 304·676-6375. Outdoor lighted me11age aign. perfect for any bual· noaa, call 304-675-4128 . 1979 2 bedroom mobile home. 14x70, all electric. excellent condition . Unfur- .' ..3/5/85 . B l M TIRES. Tiro doole. Custom Whoalo. Coil for prices 304 - 895 - 3466 , Since 1971 . S ll RPLUS· Donlm · Army · The Television Viewing Btoclt block 327 lock · pia· i tons l crlftk, 2 1011 of 2.02 : heidi, alum. roller rock11 ... arms, dlttributer drive tach .. • o1oc1 . luol pump. Soil Only It 1 group UIIO. Clll 814· ~ 248 ·5600 ova. Doytlmocoll • 446 -2107. ; PHOTO SPECIAL now thru March 31st ~ 8 reprincs from color negatives or 3 prints from slides or 3 copy prints 1rom r;FIU"ii . Vouf eholca 99 cents. Hockenberry Pher~ ma~y North. 20x40· t2,895 in I IOCk . Middleport 992-5724 or Gallipolis 446· 3051 . Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Jame1- Boys Water Service ,J, Also pools filled . Call 814 ~: 21511 · 1141 or 814-448·1 1176 or 614 -448-7911 . ; NQNOT ENOUGH FEATHERS!! -Ken's ---------------·· Water Servk:e. Wells, ~ cisterna. pools fiUed . Phon• 814-317-0823 or814·387·' 7741 night or day. : • 1111 ~8~7~7U~h~~------~.: p o stery TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP , 11 U Soc . Ave .. Golllpollo . . 614-44&-7833 or814·448· • 1833 . • -----------------' I. M Furniture Menufec· • -R·-•- .. - -- - . •unnv. tn. n1 . 1. \.irown Clry, Oh. Coli 814-Ui- : 1470, con Eve . 448-3431. · Old l now Uphootorod . , : EVER~ TIME WE COME TO ONE OF T~ESE CONCERTS, TI!Ei' PLA'I" '' PETER AND. THE WOLF '' T~E'I' MUST THINK wE DON'T UNDERSTAND ANYT~ IN6 ELSE DON'T YOU LIKE''PETER AND THE WOL.F "? I DON'T KNOW.. 1\tE NEVER UNDERSTOOD IT! Kept MOVIE: ' Devil Dog: Hound of Hell' · Army Interrupted Lives fl) Bonny Hill Show IHBOI MOVIE: ' Purple Hearts' 11 :30 D CD (l). Beot of Carson Tonigh1's guests are Steve Lawrence. Susan Sulliva n and Howie Mandel. (R) (60 min .l CD SportoCenter (I) WKRP in Cincinnoti 0 (I) Fall Guy Whilo track· ing down a batl jumper , Coh finds hjmself in a posh Mexican resort. (60 min .) (I) Latenlglit Arnerico <RI Taxi til (j2) ABC News Nlghtilne • TwiHght Zone IMAXl MOVIE: 'tittle Darlings' 12:00 Cil Bums & Allen CD Skiing: 1986 World Freestyle Invitational from Brockirwidge. CO IDABC "News Nightline <R1 MOVIE: 'Tho Carey Treatment' Ill ll2i Eye on HOllywood ,, 32 theKnicks 33 Blvd.'s relative 34 Exchesl! champion 35 Neglected OAILY CR YPrOQVOTES - Here's how lo work lt : .' AXYDLBAAXR .. iaLONGFELLOW One letter stands for another. In this sa mple A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, ell' . Singlr letters, Hpostrophes, the length and fonnation of the words are a ll hints . Each day the c ode letters are different. J.5 CRYPTOQUOO'ES LB NUQ DKLODZF NUQI MYVZP DRN .... UDP AQDFYK, GVFN OF Al.r PLRVZYVF OF MQ OQKBYZXF PY . - GYFU . ... ..a-.-, • ,,....., .....-..a_'!.', • JLZ Z LKHF ..,__~Ua.t• • ..,., .~ .. ~- ...- · ~ ··- nRNAMl?:NT __.._._ {)~ ' HOUSE IS mE FRIENOO WHO FREQUENT IT. RALPH W. EMERSON I _A_. : �Page-1 0-The Daily Sentinel Tuesday, March 6, 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Procedure difference Single-fa~Uy home sales up in January . -.,..-(eo_nt,...lnued_trom_pa_ge_I>_ __ A lease agreement for the '1\venty-nlne ramshackle stuctures property behind the otd Po111eroy within village li111lts are to be Junior HJgh has been drawn up removed, beginning with the most according to Larry Wehrung. The visable. propertY is folleleaSI.'dfromMcigs ..Local School District and developed Herbert F. Seth, of R,lverv iew Dr. as a recreation ar~a for the vi!Jage. on Lincoln Hill, requested a clarifl· A copy of that agreemPnt has been ca tlon on the S5 license plate tax fmw.anled to Dan Morris, Meigs ' which is In Its ihird year for superintendent. Wchrungwlllagain Pomeroy residents. It was exbe meeting with th~ s~hont. board pmlned that this money, about and hopes to h~vl"'Jia n s finalized in $12,000 annually, must be used the neaduture. strictly for paving purposes. Wehrung also reports that the Seth then told council about an Pomeroy firp depart ment has area on Lincoln Hill, just In front or obtained n('ccss;uypcrm its to begin his home, where guard rail needs to d il buildings village and th~l be "oldreplaced. According rail" a'1,(! the posts burning within own the •ome d apldatcd to Seth, lfis i'Unbo< o1 Single Family Home• Sold existed for years. CouncU said 11 wlll try to haw tbe guard rall replaced and""that lack of money had kept them from fixing In earlier. · Council gave approval or a fire department roster of active, lnac· live and junior members. Council also approved Febru· ary's mayor's report at a total of Jen. ll4 I~ 1 671 WASHINGTON ~AP) __ Sales of I new single-family homes rose 2.6 percent 1n January as falling, Dec .1884 - 0 6 4 I 1 Jan. 1985 $2306.00. A short ~xi'Cut!ve s.."'Sslon Jed tc council's decision to keep Bradley. Hummell, a Columbus attorney, as defense council for the village In a federal court suit flied against the \"illage and several others by A.G. I 620 I ~\':=C::iusted Fig...es Source: u.s_Commerc• Oftpartment Interest rateS continued to spur purchases, the government reported Monday. The Increase put sales at a 'seasonally aajusted annual raie oi 6~.~ In January, compared to·a rateof604,000 1n December. · 1n December, sales had climbed 1.3 percent following an 8.6 percent drop In November, according to the flonal morUiges- averaged 13.67 percent In early January, down from 1984's high of 15.23 pereet_~l In July, according to a survey by tl1e Federal Home Loan Bank Board. The sales report saki that sales showed their biggest gain in tl1e Northeasi during' Januacy. Thai regton posted an 18.9 · percent Increase followed by smaller gains of 3.7 percent In the South and 2.5 percent In the West. Sales dropped 16.5 percent In the mat;te~r~is.==:~~!~~!~~~~=~~2:~jo~ln~t~repo~~rt~.~b~y~~~h~e!~Cof:~mm~e~rc~e~~M~Idw ~e~s~t,~th~e;.o~nl~~ yregt ~o~n~t~o~sSh~o~ w a~:s;! .$E, "'!:~JledA tohearing In Tue&!!'Y· Rayburn. on the b~=:xc:~;~~~~~si~~~~~~~~.~~.:::~~~~~~~;~:.:~;-~~;· ~ ~. ~t:~----:.:.:'" . -~ --:::::::·--,.. _,:.. ;.-: :r-..~-::- . . J d d d b f• amage y· Ires s· tate torest· an £ . h'10 lAP I PORTSM OUTH , 0 · Fire ·officials In Scioto County were trying' to assess the damage today after high winds fed a SE'rles of fires In the Porlsmouth area, damaging 80 acres of forest 1and as well as a sawmill south . of Portsmouth. Richards said checks today may show as much as300acresdestroyed by fire. Despite the two consecutive Increases, sales are still 8 percent 2.6pen:entbtJa.nuaryasJalDing btterest rates continued to llpU1' ::r::~· ~o~~~tAr; Vernon Township. "People just forgro>t. They think, 'Well, this ls a spring chore. Wegottogetltdone." ' Most of the ·fireS were under control but still burning when the ·-~~•· ~~ ~~~;;;:t:.;~~~~e;::~%P~~i~L ~~~~:::::nsg:~lghtPrs ... ~.!~·· au theflreswerereportedtobe be~::~~:~~~~e:~:~ced I p roperty I aInterest shal]l slowdown last spring as rates began climbing. Rates peaked in July and have been faDing since then, leading to a pickup 1n sales of new homes and . IAserphoto). • ·~· ··~~· " .•• _~....... . ... .I used shovels and plows to dig Harry Paul, assistant Ports· Mont Vance, Joyce Ann Vance to firebreaks around homes. mouth fire chief, said children may Columbus and Southern Ohio Elect· Theflnes began in the afternoon as have been responsible for setting ric Co .. Ease., Scipio. brush fires and later spread to part.s fires that damaged a dozen to two Linda C. Navaroll, Randy Nava· of the Shawnee State Forest. Fire. dozenacreslntheclly. ·roll, John Fisher, Steven Fisher to officials blamed the wind for "And the first thioiyouknow, the Doris Fisher, Parcqls, Sutton· spreading the fires, many started by wind got it," Paul said. farmers burning In preparation for In South Portsmouth, firefighter · Lebanon. Gary E . Spencer, Kathy Spencer, spring as temperatures reached the Douglas Campbell said flre des· George D.J.:?wlher, AprU Lowther 70s. troyed a sawmlll. to John M. Davis, Karen A. Davis, At least three fires were started "It was burning all the wood, and Parcel, Salem. when the high winds downed llve the sawdust was burning down · Andrew Buchanan, deceased, power lines, Richards said. there," he said. "And weJ!ada hard ; .• Q_ . ·:A combi!l..aHonof Plgh winds just ,- .f.:irne getti.r:g.tt ccntat."lcd \\1th a!! tl:le llle BuchanllJ!, affld'!vlt, ..Orllnge.. Martina J. Lusk, Joseph M. Lusk CINCINNATI lAP ) -FBI agents made things extremely bad today," high winds and everythi ng." to Joseph M. Lusk, MartlnaJ. Lusk, are invesligat ing whether so-called said Terry Aker.s, a firefighter in 23.88 acres, Lot 212, Letart. "snuff films ," showlng th~ sexual Columbl~ Gas of Ohio, Inc., abuse, torj ure and mu rders of Columbia Gas Transmission Col]). young .children, ma y have been and Lawrence W. McQuaid, Agree. produced or distribu ted in the and E)lse., Rutland. . Cincinnati area. Meet!' Wednesday Emerg~ncy Ladd Petroleum Corp.," Stale· There has been no indication, men! of Claim, Olive. however, that the FBI has found the The Pomeroy Hlgh School Class of Mary E. Rager, eta! to Central films in the region. The Cincinnati 1965 will meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday Enqulfer reported Thciday that ' -Nfue·caUs were·answered by local at the Salisbury Elementary School - Trust - eo: NA, Sheriff's deed, Mld<)leport VIllage. · federal officials know tha t the films units Monday, the Meigs County to plan special activities for the Delmar Baum, Kathryn Baum to exist, but are not sure whether they Emergency Medical _ Services .reunion to be held In May rather report.s. Terry L. Hoffman, Janet Hoffman, were made in the Cincinnati a rea. . than on Tuesday evening as listed in .. the Racine Unit took 1 acre, Chester. At 2:50a.m FBI agents said they are hoping the social ca lendar of today's Daily Norma Evans from Carpenter that anyone possesslngthefilmswill SentineL · Road· to Holzer Medical Center; tum them over to federa l agents. Tiie investigation ca me to light Pomeroy at4: 1Ba.m .. took Kenneth Monday during-a U.S. magistrate's Hartley from Bunker Hill to Mec~ts Thursday hearing on whether to jail George Veterans Memorial; Rutland at Rutland VU!age Council will meet Elliott, 36. on federal firea rms and 4:36a.m., went to Meigs Mine 2 for Thursday, 7 p.m., at the Rutland Ken Ferguson, taken to O'Bieness assault charges. · Civic Center. Terry Lehmann , an assist ant U.S. Hospital in Athens; at 1:02 p.m., attorney, told U.S. Magistrate Pomeroy took Kim Deem from the Robert A. Steinberg that two office of Dr. James Conde to Holzer Grain, wheat program anonymous callers have Iold federal Medical Center; Tuppers Pl!'lns at sign-up time extended agents that Elliott sold them "snuff 1: 21 p.m .. took Flossie Petty from films,' ' namf'd fmm the slang ·Reedsville to St. Joseph Hospital In The period for enrolling In the 1985 expression "snuff out .'' meaning " to Parkersburg; Pomeroy at 2:33 feed grain and wheat program In kill." p.m., took"Bertha Brlckles from Ash Meigs County has been extended to even higher wind gusts, was la ter credited with helping to douse the fires with steady rain . Stan Richards. foi'PSt manager at the Shawnee State Forest, sa id a series of fires lhroughout Scioto County Monday destroyed at least r---.,--------- PENNZOIL 101 Sixth Ave. Huntington, W. Va. •1126 Main Street Milton, W. Va. · · PSI Sp1olel ·pE . c7:'""'"' 1'i··" ···~·--·!'"l!~l!!!-~ !~-!!!,. ~.~ should continue dropping through t-hi?-sprtig·ll.uU eApeoci. tt.fs·tu·pn:widc further momentum for sales Increases. Interest on fixed ·rate conven· In FREE PARKING! OH. IVORY TIDE DISHW ~SHING LAUNDRY LIOUI.D .. : *D.RESSES *BLOUSES *SHORTS - ALL STORES OPEN 7 DAYS AWEEK I "S,·n•iiiJ( IVitl1 A Smil••" WOPEN •••• . I 4.75 OL Bath Size ;<;;. • REG. OR.UNSCENTED · ~ family ·Siii 10,,lb. 11 oz. 149 *SKIRTS *TOPS *SlACKS ·. DOERGENT . :" Bis. 3~.. oz~ , Reg. '211 .c , Stop In s·oon. Buy classifieds i Middleport,·Ohio 120 W. Second Street Welltton, Ohio ,_,._., _ _,, ...... ,.. Meigs County happenings•. squads answer nine calls · 788 N. Second Stnlet ONE SlOP SHOPPING CONVENIENCE ·S179 ~="- --~~· FBI probes 'snuff films' '· 384 Jacklon Pike Gellipolit, Ohio suN FUN I" .. . •. ARCH ONE STOP SHOPPING ~ ~u~n~de~r co~v:er~~F~B~I~a g0~n t~b~yjpo~in~ tin:~ga~1:~~~-~~:~ ~:e~Ra~ci~n;e~:~ :~52~P~-~ -.~ :~·~:~,~ ~~so~m~e~p~rod~u~ce~r~s~ajre~~~~~i~n=j:'~~:1"~0~~SO~~V~9~~~. ~~~~~~ ·• ONE - STOP SHOPPING 0 rifle at him, but he is not charged in connection with the "snuff films" . investigation. Lehmann sa id. An undercover FBI ag0nt posing as a trucker went with .a companion on F.l'li. 25 to a Deerfield Township tiome in southern Warren County where Elliott was sta ying, In efforts to buy child-pornography films from Elliott , Lehm;1im said. The agent sa id E lliott threa tened to kill the agent an.d his companion, but . they left unharmed without making a purchase. Tracy Ratcliff at the Riverview Heights Apartments: and at 8:23 p.m. , Tuppers Plains went took Sharon Barber from ReedsvUle to Holzer Medical Center. Veterans Memorial Admitted.. Kenneth Hartley, Pomeroy; Rebecca Miller, Pomeroy;· Robert Cundiff, Rut.land. Discharged--Walter E . King,. Paul Sayre, Avis Hartley, VIrgil Roush . securing funding for the production oflhisyear'scrop. Producers may also late certify their '84 acreage by paying the late certification fee as long as evidence of the '84 crop Is In the field. The late certification could be especially Important as the '85 base was determined from the acrepge re· portedtotheASCSforl983artd1984. Farmers may contact the Meigs ASCS office In the Farmers Bank Building about enrollrnimt. 10UCH STAIN lng. Burial wlll be In Beech Grove Cemetery. Friends wUl be received Margaret 'Bonnie Hogue, 83, 252 at tl1e church one hour prior to the East 61st St., New York City, New service. The Ewing Funeral Home York, died Sunday a t a New York is In charge of arrangements. hospital. She was born Aug. 11, 1901 at Langsville, a daughter of thP late Henrietta Ruttencutter Joseph and Flora B: Hogue. Shewas a sales supervlo;or with Standard Henrietta Ruttencutter, 72, Ma· Brand Foods. son, W. Va .,dledMondayevenlngat Surviving are a brother. Orville Veterans Memorial Hospital. Rutland; EU· A Margaret 8 ; Hogue Gertrude Daytona Beach, F la .: a special friend, Charles Berenzer, New York City, and several nieces, ne phews and cousins. Besides her parents, Miss Hogue was preceded In death by four brat hers and a nephew . Services wiU be held at 2 p.m. thursday at theUriltt"dFalthChurch with the Rev. Robert Smith official- Clea r tonight. Lows around 20. MosUy sunny Wednesday. Highs between 40 and 45. The chance of precipitation Is near zero tonight and Wednesday. Extended Ohio Forecast Thursday through Satunlay: Fair Thul'!lday and Friday. A chance of rain Saturday. Highs between 45 and M 'Thursday and In the ilOs Friday anci the 40s Saturday. LoWs.hetWeen :1:1 and 1111 '11tun!Ciay, between 35 and f5 Friday and In the *Is Satunlay. $269. 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"Danbury" Recllna-Rocker recliner $289 Weather forecast WITH CHLORIIOL Now you'll' save on lo-Z-Boy" choirs, famous for super comfort These handsome styles rock and recline, so you can relax two ways! Quality crafted to enjoy for years. ST. JOSEPH, Mich. (AP) - A man who said be dreamed that Nazis urged him to kill Americans has been sentenced to life ln prison without parole In the shooting deaths of two motorists at an Interstate rest area. . Rlch.a rd Clarey Jr.. 24, a native of Germany, was convicted Dec. 20on fout'eounts offlrst·degreernurder In the Aprlll7 deaths of Floyd Holmes, 59, of Santa Rosa, Calif., and Dean R. Bultema, 28, of Wimbledon, N.D. Clarey, who was sentenced Mon· day, also faces sentencing In the 15 killing of Robert Baranski, former Meigs General Hospital In Pomeroy and at Veterans Memorial HospitaL Besides her parents, she was preceded In death by her husband, Harry Herman Ruttencutter. She was a member of the Episcopal Church. 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