https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/775551467aa82a6559b70b35a18ab7ac.pdf 565a7409b0147c716d60e888522c424d PDF Text Text .. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Page-1 -The Daily s.ntinel Squads have 14 weekend calls .. - Monday. March 11. 1985 r Robbery apparent motive in slayirigs 1be Meigs County Emergency Medical Service l'EPQrts that lour· transportedLarryGoodtoVeterans Memorial. Rutland was then called MIDDLETOWN, Ohio (AP) robbery. The female clerk was also About $100 ln . cash 81)(1 a newspaper kiUed execution style, both with teen calls were answered .over the · at 5: 04 p.m. t o Me lgs Mine No. 2 •,or · • weekend,fiveC$llsMSaturdaYilnd JohnSkldrrioreandLeeWoodwho ~ ,.. were reported missing after the gunshot wounds to _ the· head," t·~-~-~··"""'onSimday ·~ were - taken to Holzer - Medklal- - - r .. ..J _ fatal shootl!l!lS. ~9f_a_corivenlence~ ~iddle~J)()IIce ~tectlv~rry-· .•' · store clerk. a. nd a customer who Ghapm~n.saJd Suitd<iy; ·. On. Sa turd . ay a t · s: 23 a.m., · '"'" uenter. And · . at s: 45 p.m., p omeroy · · ·• • ·• ··- · Pomeroy was called to the sher!tf's was called tol05WolieDr.forN1role. ~ · I apparently walked 11J at t!le Wrong Poll~ Identified the victjms as otflce for VIrgil Collins who was -BiumimauertoVeteransMemorlal. ·~ . '•. i .time, police say. d J hn 33 takentoVeteransMemorlai.At8:47 At12:23a.m. onSunday, Rutland J Bothvictlinswereshotlnthehead Nancy Abrams, · • an ~-r ·~ .. '>.. ' ·· · '· at close ran"" a.m., · P omeroy went to Rock was called to Price Strong Rd. for •· ' ..- about 4'.30 a.m. Francis, 31, 'both of Middletown, · WUbu B il ho T k . . .• t, · :' Sunday In separate back rooms of . Theywereurglng~yonewhohad • Springs · .or r a ey w wi's . Teney ac ett who was taken to t .- ""·tak~tcr~veteFans~ · Metnatiat ;RU· ~izer MedtcaJ Cerit€r.'MfiidiepoM _.. stAYING NanCy. ·--thc-K::.0-.&1~-..;.·!k ste~on-9~Jc 122 nn - ·,.;,..... , """'" tlandwenttoDexterat1:58p.m.and was called to the Brownell Ave. Abrams of Middletown ooe of theclty'seastslde,pollcesald. Open doo.r session.set. r~·----------~-., Apts. at9: lOa.m. forTertesaEaklns . two people who were victims of "Apparentlythlswas (thecase<if) Arepresentativefromtheofflceof to Holzer Medlcai Center. Pomeroy an apparent execution style a customer that stqmbled Into a Congressman Clarence Miller Will was called to the Pomeroy Health murder during an apparent Divorce granted Care Center at 3:57 p.m. and robbery of a Middletown Kirlg conduct an open door session from Kwlk convenience stocy Sunday M!Ia Raymond, LongBottom, has ·. 10 a.m. to 12 n!XIn Wednesday at the transported Bertha Brtckles to Memorlai. At 4:15p.m., ' --:< , . · been at or near the store between the hours of 3 a.m. and 4:45a.m. to call . because the store's cash reglst~r shOWed · only · five . transactions durlngthafffinespan :"'"-~ .......,..- - ° : V.criM _ Area ·de··ath. '~-- H8rrieu Sterreu ' Hill for Redman to !folzer Medical Center. At 7:15 p.m., Rutland was called to the scene of an accident on Smith Run Rd. and transported Robert Stewart to Veterans Memorial. At 7:28p.m., Pomeroy was called to the S31lle . scene· and transported Charles Stewart to Veterans F'r:u)cis, a customer who en· l"red the store during the r 0 b be r y attempt. ( A p Steven Raymond, CenterbUrg, on . grounds Of gross neglect of .duty. . Custpdy of a minor child goes to the J.,aserphoto). plalntitf• · in other Meigs County Common 1 Plea.SCourtaction,BernardCaruth· ers has been foUnd guilty of Tonight, periods of rain. Low contempt In a case IDed by Wanda ' Weather forecast • Memor~l~ai~·~.,:~~5-~50~..~Tu~~~es~~d,a:;y~,~~~~wfl~th~~s~ca~l~·~~S~u;e~~C~aru~~t;h·e~r;s;·~~tilow~~~;,kn;~ow~n~·~as~~~~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:~=~l-·~-~-·~' rain · 80 percent tonight and 40. Q ·n t cer·n!n,., the government ls Invited to stop by and discuss them with the representative. · . nmipayrtlent of child. support. ···~~·····~·.~~~ ~;:~~hoto~~,r=;:~~~~~· pe~~£~~·~e::,:;'~:· . ~~:~l::inf:r":·:cdilayi ils;·s-:hOJePicoP.:~>Trtr:·.>~i~ idil··j 'ii·~t:M:~0,c1illhclefdof'p'0Si ltoti<t!>oi!ie;s· ,ii oii & urii)k . ~· ' ,. $9··3·5~- ~II··'*·- llh·:·~ ·•·~· Al1ee Roberts who Was dead on Fair anjl .generally mild durlnl: sentence was suspended on the A ~xter man Is listed 1n good arrival. And at l0:3.3 p.m., the the period. lligh<l_lliO!ltly In the 50s. condition tha_t Caruthers pay cur· to reo t andde11nquen t supportthrough condition at Holzer Medical center, · Pomeroy fire department was Lows at night In the m1~20s u, Pomeroy, OH .. · e xtinguish a brush. fire on · d 1n the . . t he Melgs County Bureau of called to PH. 992·5432 wherehelsbelngtreatedfor!njUrles mld·30searlyWednesdayan sustained Sunday evening in a BreezyHelghts. 30sThursdayandFrlday. Support. ..one. vehicle accident on Rutland ...-----------:-'---------=---------'---~----'-------.l------"--..,---:---------:---:---­ Twp.l70. Charles Stewart, 22, ls underguing treatment for severe facial cuts and a broken nose, hospital officials said. . Stewart wru; . ll.. pas!!f!!lge,r in a truck driven by Robert Stewart, 27, ofRt.1, Langsville, who ~as treatf!d and released at Veterans Memorial Hospital, according to hospital officials. · TheGa!lia-Melgs post of the State Highway Patrol said Stewart was northbound on 170, when he report• edly lost control of his !nick In a curve, which ran off the left side of · the road and struck a tree.-He was cited by troopers lor DWI, no driver's · license · and failure to control following the 7: 10 . p.m. Incident, which caused heavy dam· age to hls vehicle. Both men were taken to Veterans by the Meigs EMS. CROW'S FAM . ILY ·RESJ AU . RANT to hear talking book Portland Elementary School In· vltes aU preschoolers to come to the t school Tuesday at 9: J5 a.m. and 1 p.m . to hear stories by a talking book. Southern Kindergarten classes wOl also be visiting the · school on Tuesday. Portland students wlU participate in a hook swap the Racine workers wlll be cleaning village streets throughout this week using a mechanical sweeper. Glenn Rlzer, head of the street depart· men!, warns residents that dust c;ould be bad at times. Tuesday meeting Syracuse PTO wlll meet at the grade school Tuesday evening at 7 p.m. .. M•I*N*I ' Minimum deposit: $500 Maturity: 12 to 120 monthS ' The Tax Saver IRA The easiest way around to have more money in the bank while you keep more in your pocket, too. How? It's simple! When you deposit$500 or more in a BANK ONE IRA, you can choose your maturity date ... lock in today's high interest rates for 12 to 120 months! · That adds up to a lot more money inthe bank over the life of your IRA. Atthe same time, every dollar you deposit in your IRA before April15, 1985, is a dollar you don't pay taxes on for 1984. . •· ~ Minimum c~Ep>sit: $25 MatUrity: one month • You don't have to be a big . depositor to open an· IRA at BANK ONE. 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It's easy at BANK ONE. • Seven lotto winnen~ The All·Amedcan Tax Shelter Everyone Can Rave. ·~~· .o~ ' Through the program, senior . citizens and handicapped people can purchase tokens, each good for one taxi hip, for 50 cents and the public purchases them for$1. These · tokens are then turned In by operator for reembursement at $2· each. The village would handle the tokens and their redemption. Snouffer toldcouncllthatslncethe group ls interested In the program a · representative of the Ohio Depart•. the ~~:~d.,......· ~:i!~~;£!~.:~~~~!'-e"ocThhlasasee~d:fro;;:s.eu~mmtpthhe~n..~A!'icco · ~rhd~lnpg~tro: · eq2hid)~~~~~ cl~6 wlli'have : .'~f~~~~~:~:ltilJ:i~!h~'!~~ problem meeting the $150 a month 'any questions council has on the the bridge could be closed for one the reco endation, the Sutphen more Into the speclflca· week. Mayor Hoffman andcounc!I true members stressed the economic tionsofthedepartmentandlsbuiltln effect to both this side and the West Columbus, and.thus,.th.e recommen· VIrginia sldeoft)leriverlfthe!Jr!dge dation to purchase that vehicle, · ls completely closed to traffic. Acc~ptance of the bid from Sutphen, It was agreed to ·senq letters to however, Is contingent upon a ~ -~ GQvernor Richard . Cele,;te, ~ .. review of the' bids by .Village Jolynn Boster, Sen. Oakley Collins Solicitor Bernard Fi\ltz. · and · the Ohio Department.. of · Chief Darst said -the department . Highways urging that at least one will sell a 1965 vehicle when the new way traffic be maintained during pumper .arrives and . the money the redecklng processes. detlved from that sale will go on the Councilman BobGilmoresaid the purchaseofthe new vehicle. !fealso village would not want to stop indicated It will be purchasing on Its repairs on the bridge and that 1f · ownsome$25,000to$30,(XX) .w orthof repairs are needed they should be equipment so that a lot of ·- -made: MayorHoffman·saidthatttis -"equipment .wlllnot .be necessary not the Intention to stop the repair when the new pumper arrives. work, but to keep the bridge open if . B111 !farrls, representing the at al) possible. Officials Indicated a Meigs County Boys ·Boxing Club, fe,r ty boat would be an asset 1f the announced !lie club Is moving io new . rent for the building in' Middleport program . Councilmen and Mayor plusutllltlesandotherexpensesand Hoffman -indicated their approval that help ls needed. CounCil . , and the need for taxi service In the members .Indicated they were . town. The nearest location where happy to have the club move to the PI'Og\'am Is operating Is Logan Middleport and that some help. .. aitd It has been successful there, might, be available for the club . Snouffer said. He would start the Ho~er, It was agreed that' the bUsiness with one cab In Pomeroy matter should be routed through the . and one in Middleport , Middleport Recreation Board· Mayor Hoffman reported receiv· ·which will meet this evening. The lng several communications from board will make a recommendation the ne\v · Middleport. chamber of . on Harrls' request and return ·tt to Commerce President But Blower councll. Harrls said The Farmers . and Indicated that he believes Bank and Savings Co. has provided Blower will provide excellent lead· a club ·bulldlng for a lengthy time ersh!p ' for the chamber. He an· rent free in Pomeroy. nounced that .the chamber would Council was receptive toa - like to have arepresentatlve from presentation by Bill Snouffer of council attend chamber sessions. Pomeroy who indicated he would Council approved the report of like to start a taxi service in MayorHoffmanshowlngreceiptsof Middleport.and Pomeroy through a (Continued on page 8) . " .. r • .. ..JJJ -~ - - KANSAS CITY HERE WE COME -Rio Grande College's Redmen left Port Columbus at 10:25 a.~. today for Kansas City, Missouri where the team meets Berea College bt the NAiA Baskelball Toumament Wedntoo!day momlng at Kemper Arena. Tuesday aftemoon, head roach John lawhom,..left, and his aBsist a~t coach Eari.Tbomas, right, ran the . Redmen through t!Ome last mmute drills at Paul R. Lyne Center bt Rio Gr.wde. The practice foUowed a brief news conference for area medla representatives. Kent WoHe of Racine is a member of tl)e Redmen squad which goes Into &he game with a 3tH record. See story on page 3. . . Lawhorn feels Redman have ~~.~·timate ·cham ·onshi shot - BANK ONE. Member FDIC the Rio Grande Redmen would Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic in the tournament and plays estalic just to make the 32 team Conference tournament ·last week, Quilicy, Ill. , 15-16. in the opening .the Mountaineers defeated defend· NAIA National Tournament in round. Kansas City. But not Redmen coach . lng champion Cuniberiand and Wesleyan, Hawail-Pac!fic, 27-10, John Lawhorn. Georgetown, Ky., to make the and the tournament's ropseed, Fori tournament. · · The Redmen's mentor feels his Hayes Stale, Kan., :lJ.3, are the . team has a legitimate shot to grab Despite not having seoutlng teams· Lawhorn considers the cla•s · the elusive brass ring of a national Berea, 1..<\whorn said he feels he of. the tournament. "But anything championship. ''Wl;''d be wasting · knows a great deal about the car. happen," Lawhorn said. "Lodk our time if we didn't give it a shot," Mountaineers. "We'vetaikedtoalot · at Chaminade. This year they beat Lawhorn said during hls team's of good people about them/' RJo' s Louisville and SMU, but didn't fifth-year roach said. " We feel we final practice before heading to make i1 to Kansas City. . Kansas City. "No one can predict know them very well. " While the trip to Kansas CitY;!P what will hapr)en but · we will play ·- If Rio defeats the Redmen play in Kemper Arena, home ot the. extremely hard and we Will be could play oneoftheteamsLa wborn NBA's Kings, is an exciting proposiaggressive. considers the class of the tourmi· tlon, Rio will not lose sight of the Rio, 30-4, and the 13th seed, WUI men[, West Virginia Wesleyan; in purpose for its trip. face Berea College, W-9, In the the second round. The Bobcats, 26-3 "I'm !'Xclted. especially for' the tuniors and seniors · tournament's first game at 9:30 and winners of the WVJA C Tourna · Berea: Deinstitutio~alization NEW UNJFORM - Paul Brlckles, a member of the pel'CIIliSion section of the Meigs lligh School . Marching Band, models a saniple of the new unlfonng which are planned lor the band. Fund raisin~ activities, however, must take place before · the new-outfits can he purchase. hearings rescheduled by committee Local legislative hearings by a effects of delnstltutionallzation· on Toledo. " I think the most important thing select Ohio House commlttee Into mental retardatlim services and we're doing Is to make these the Issue ofde!nstltut!onallzation- · facilities. release of mental health and mental . Boster, who was selected to head . hearings available tp the commmi· retardation clients Into the cOm· · the committee b)' House Speaker . ity, to hit every quadrant of the munity-.havebeen rescheduled for VernR!tfe, has twostatefacilities in state," Boster, D·Gallipolis. said in March 22. her district a!fected by the release of January-~ 'We can't place, getting out so eve' heldFeb.14, butwerepostponeddue Gail!polls and the Athens Mental ryone can haVP some input ." to the snow emergency that week. Severa l of the committee The hearings wm· begin at 1:30 Center. are to members have menial health or The committee's goals p.m. In t]Je Senior Citizens Center, · obtain Input on the issue and make mental retardation facilities in their and Wlll be split Into two sessions, .recommendations befo!l' the. state districts . Other committee · explained Nancy . Powers, l(!gisla· . · members are J:1<'mocrats'1)-oy Lee Uve· aide for State Rep. Jolynn budget is approved. . The local hearings are one of James of . Cleveland, Jerome . ~ Bos~r, whols~halring thehearhlgs. RobertStewart,27,f01lndMonday The first part wUI be devoted to several the committee has con· leubl!ers of Cincinnati and Joseph · motnlng .. at approximately 9: 3(/ tes'timony from mental he~th dueled thoughOut the state this Secrist of Senecaville, and Republi· p.m ., dead In his bunk at the Meigs · professionals, advocates and cit!· . winter. The hearlnga· .began In cans Robert E. Brown of PerrysCounty Jan, died of massive • zens. The second part wlll cover the Columbus and were scheduled to he burg, JoAnn Davidson oi Columbus Intra-abdominal Injuries and hem· , held In Cincinnati, Cambtidge antk...and John Stozich of Findlay. morhage according to a prelim!· nary autopsy report from the Franklin County Coroner's office. ·. Meigs County Coroner Dr. James Conde was In contact by phone GENEVA, Switzerland (AP) join Moscow In reducing nuclear for what Is likely to be extended weapons stocks 'and . preventing negotiations. Actual bargai!Jingwas Tuesday motnlng with the Franklin Representatives of the United Couniy office. Conde expects a States and the Soviet Union today outer space from becoming an expected to begin on Thursday, atomic battleground. . taking up strategic nuclear weawritten autopsy l'EPQrt within a met to resume arms talks, after a week to lOdays. 15-month lapse and despite the ' The American delegation, led by 'pons, missiles 1n Europe a'nd space Stewart, of I:tt. 1, Langsville, was death two days ago of Soviet Ambassador Max M. Kampelman, defense In three separate forums. taken to the jail Sunday evening Pres !dent Kons tan tin U, arrived at the Soviet. mission on the Gorbachev made hts plea during . SOVIET LEADER -NikhaiiS.Gorbllchev,M,anagronornlotand after hls release from Veterans Chernenko. outskirts of Geneva atll:03 a.m. hlsspeechonMondayacceptlngthe "- ~~wy=,-w:::•-~--~~ .m_.,~~""!!!...!C..!)!W•...,!!!o!.."-'· · ~· ~""'odat..!fQ!!!\ItaUg~lru!~!- ~.On.JbPi>v..e.nr the talks, i'!Jikhi!I!.S....~(:i:03 ,a·ll).cEST)~~ ·~ ,~~-~'·'~· ,!~:;>~~tcl.();n,_.,..u~-~rt;,· Chemenko who died Sunday. Gorbachev llllld be w 1111 ready to !leek men! tor lnjutles sustained In a 7: 10 Gorbachev, the new Sov!etConunu· TO<I,ay ~ session at the Soviet leader, a day after the death of ''tenplnatlon" of the anns raoo with the West. (AP lallerpholo). · · (Continued on page 8) nlst leader, urged Washington to mlssli>ll will set the work schedule Chernenko. results· revealed tax benefits larger depositors h~ve: • U.EVELAND (/lP)- Holders of seven winning t.lckets wOl share the . latest "Ohio Lotto" jackpot of $2,891,915, state lottery otrlctals say. Each ticket, which llsted all six numbers drawn ill Saturday's ~ Is worth $413,130, o!flclals ~.=,..=-<=co --• r~k ,,..-..=o-'-=. ·· • ~..-"'""''~=-..,.,..,·= said. The winning numbers were 14, l6, 27, 28, 29 and 30. · Sentinel Staff Writer traffic. · Middleport Village Council Mon· Bid accepted day night agree<! to contact state U~ the recommendation ofthe officials requesting that atlea,st one . Middleport Ftre Department which way traffic be · maintain€<! this was represented at the meeting by summer when redecklng processes Fire Chlef Jeff Darst, Council begin On the Pomeroy~Mason agreed to accept the 'bid of the Bridge: · Sutphen Co. on thepurchaseof anew Mayor Fred HofffTlan said he had pwnper truck. There were three · Contacted Ohio Departnient c:if biils received on .the pumper Transportation officials on tile including Pierce C., $138,005; Sutr~klrig and specific information phen, $.139,393, and FMC, $147,il67. MOSCOW (AP) - Soviet citizens · "termination" oftllearmsracewith . lined up In freezing temperatu res the West and stressed the need to today to view the body of the late build the Soviet economy. Chernenko, who died Sunday President Konstantin U. Cher· night of lung, heart and liver nenko, anqsoldlersscrubbedstreets . and sidewalks to prepare for his ailments, ls to be buried Wednesday · funeraL under the cobblestones of Red Mikhail S. Gorbachev, 54, an Square. agronomist and la\'iYer, was chosen With the announcement of CherMonday .to succeed c ·hernenko only nenko'sdeath, Moscow and the rest four hours after tbe ~nnoun~ment ..of this vast rouhtrywent into offiCial .• · that the alllng party general moumlng- the Soviet Union's third secretary had died ·at age 73. succession In 28 mont~. · The swift trails!!ion came on the In Moscow, workers ·trimmed eve of new U.S.·SOvlet nuclear lampposts with black·irirruned aims-control talks In Geneva, flags and store windows replaced Sw!lzerland, reopening after a .their regular displays with p<irtraits 16-month suspension. The talks of the depilfled leader. People lined begin today. up to view Chernenko' s body as It lay In state In a flower-bedecked bier In In h.ls aq:eptan~ speech, Gorba· chev said he was ready to seek the the House of Unions. ---M~~J~~~~--~---1---~~---~~~~~ ~ ~~~~L ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i~~~~ , ~ you same A self-help group for the term!· nally ill and their rammes wlll be organized Thursday night at the · church In Dorcas, 7 p.m. A medical representative will be present to speak at the meeting. ..... ·""" .... -. ---~ -· Veterans Memorial Street cleaning set ....... • • ,,, .'' "R;r·&OR ::O;;:FL:G! ·.··= .· 7 1lfii:lge'Isti:nlli' i"ori\pll'tely ·c!OS€(1 to ' ''Norttl' Si'COii<f ~Ave., Mldafeporf-'feoerafaiid stafu"proiifam:~ ~ attained their reading goals during the week will launch a helium filled balloon with their riameaildaddress Jnslde ..Theseactivitesarepartoithe schools' Right to Read Week projects. Ohio's Right to Read Week, scheduled for March 4-9, has been extended by Portland through March 15. Satur,day Admlsslons~:John My· . ers, Portland; Wilbur Bailey, Pomeroy; Larry Good, Dexter; . Thomas Gnidy, Racine. · Saturday .Discharges--!furley Hutton, Cula Shaffer, Ida Young, Joyce Hysell, Margaret Nunn. Sunday Admissions--None. Sunday Discharges--Kathy And· erson, Preston Parsons. I r Soviet citizens last resnec -- - - - ~- e at y ent1ne, Bridge closing effects I Line Rd., , formerly of Pomeroy, died unexpectedly Mon· . day morning at her home. · Funeral arrangements are in· complete at this time and w111 be · announced la.ter by Ewing Funeral . Home. - ----· Arms talks resume after long lapse . ,. ' ' • I �•/ Tuesday, March 12, 1986 . · ·m enta.. ry Co. m ~:-,:;.~=~~ • K.C.' m Tuesday. March 12, 1986 .Ja mes L Kil~trick . __:__:~::::::_=:==-....::.·==~ ·· ~:r:=::.::.......:.. .Le - t -states set-speed Daily Sentine The ~ The Daily Sentinei-Page- 3 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON A REA ~!h . . --- ~m~ I"'T""\.-...L-.-..~c.~ 'V2lv , · ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD News Editor A MEMBER of The Associated Press, Inland Dally Press Assocla· lion and the American Newspaper Publishtlr'S Assoc lat.ion . Walker wants · LE'J"'r.ERS OF OP INION" art:> welco me. Tht•y should be less than 300 words t on~ . Alllf>tters an:• subject to E'dillrig and must be slgl\ed wllh namP, address and IPIPi>honP numbt>r . No unslgnf'd ll:'t ten; will bf' published. Letl ers shoul d. be In good last~. add rt>ssin,g iss ues . not Pf'~sonalltics . job ~- ----· ··,Increased ,,: '"' =-~---'~•r~oo-•~ ·"'·"-'"""· -"'~. ""·' • TAMPA, Fta cAPr.:.T!iere's no edge In Duane Walker's voice, no sign of Impatience, as he talkS about starting yet another season as a role player. The Cincinnati Reds' outfielder has learned to accept his situation, even when lt means sitting ·on !be bench and waiting for another .. =,-~·.o .,_--·==-"=~-......_ o~~-- dividends F1Gifl'ER - Rorude Cisnei'O!I, a professional Dghter now residing In · Gallia County, is servillg a8 coacli lot tl1i! ·Meip' County Boys Boxing Club. . Former .Gallian . making noise ln boxing rings ' working under a car and tbe trasmlsslon fell striking him near· the eye. Eighteen stitches we~ required to close the wound and It had not hea led enough for him to enter the ring. Cisneros !'unctions without a manager but finds this Is no problem. He knows promoters and ' has contacts in !be prl2e fighting world. This enableS him togetflghts. He hopes to get a job In thls area and move to Mlddlepon. He is aware that he only has two or ·three more years left in the ring and Intends to !lmlt hls ring appearances to less than 10 fights a year. He plans to stay active with the Meigs Club. The club has good fighters who are dedicated, he says, film player's '5tuiri6r.nc,- ger th<t ·· chance to shine. "Sometime during !be season I want. just an opportunity to pla y," the Texan said in his qulel voice. . Wattlpg for such. opportunity has been thethemeofWalker'sbaseball career, a theme !bat apparently will continue early lnto the 1985 season. With left field targeted for Cesar Cedeno and right field reserved fo r. Dave Parker. Walker is left t.obattle for center field with Eddie Milner, Gary ReQus and Eric Davis. The c'ompetilion could down to Milner and Davis, leaving Walker as a fill-in and plnch-hltter under player-manager Pete Rose. "I just want to prove to Pete that I can play on an every-day basis," Walker said Monday, after rapping two hits and making a fine catch in center field in the Reds' 5-4 exhibition victory over !be Univer· slty of South Florida. " I don't th ink it will happen right off the bat, But J can step in if the people he chooses to start in the outfield don't pan our. "Pete has kind of designated his · outfield. My goal is to show him I can step in and play every day ." It looked as !bough he would get come High School next month and Cisneros wtll be doing an exhibition on that card. Meantime, be Is concentrating on finding a job locally. His can be contacted at 388-&';22 In Gallla County or through Stewart in Meigs County at 992-3875. LgDie& ar-~o Get-meMeN, TfJe NeXT ViCe ·PR~iDeNT Of THe UNiTeD ~TaTe~) BRoU6ffT To 'iOU 6'1 PeP&i! We'd like to have tile oppor· bJnlty to show you what we mean .. .with quality protec· lion and service. 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Gandhi began a ~mlle marcll to protest a British . tax on salt. · ; • In 1932, the 5<H'alled "Swedish Match King," Ivar Kreuger, committed : 5.)llclde IIi Paris, leaving behind a tlnanclal empire that turned out to be · worthless. · ~n 1l!.'li!, Germany invaded Austrlil. : In 19ll, Pope Plus XII was formally Installed In ceremonies at !be \rattcan. SUNDAY'S. AD SHOULD HAVE READ SPECIAL OF THE WEEK S5 995 NOT S49" AS LISTED Our tax preparers have been carefully trained to understand income tax law related to business. At H&R Block, we want to make sure you pay the ~owest legitimate tax. REAL CLEAN I ONf OWNfR TRUGK I WI H&R BLOCK - TUCIOI ()1-tlyNI!:A, Int been <'IZi A..--·--F~ ''I've thinking and I've deolded I 'hsvelf s/1,' tool" · wsmto ............ ,,, 611 East Main Street Pomery, Ohio rc . DW.. open+ 61.t-992·2M.t u-6 rilwtlkdayl, -;;.~ iGt,_;PiJonniiz-n;;; APPOIITMENTS AY AILAILE In 1940, Finland suJTendered to the Soviet Union during World War IJ . . • '. DEWXE White with blue Interior. slx cylinder engine, automatic over· drive transmission, power ateerlng and brakes , air con· dltloning, AM·FM stereo, aluminum topper, radiol tires ond just 23 .000 miles! '. ' t • �.. Tuesday, March 12, 1985 -I The Daily Sentinel By The Bend p age. 4. heaJjng,i!.lclU!I4.'-~~!! The next session wlll be held on March 22 with Dr. James Witherell to talk on the Importance of a complete medical examination, Ellzabeth Smith, R.N . and normal blologtcar changes, behav.Brenda Cunningham, aide. of the Ioral changes and type of dementia, .Home Health Service of Veterans both reversible and irreversible. :Mel)'lortal Hospital, had charge of · Anne J. Samaan, Ph.D. will speak :the demonstrations and then as- on "Alzheimer's Disease, a Better ' . '. - The training Is funded llrough the department of Heaith and Human Services and Is geared to train famUy members to provide quaUty care for the at-risk and fraU elderly in their homes as an alternative to nursing home care, and to determine cost effectiveness. NO HASSLE! - Shampooing a bed patient Is an easy task. •.. H you 1atc1w how. As a part of the lamlly suppori oetwQrk program atlheSenlorCitlzensCenter Friday, Elt.abeth Smltb, R.N. of the Horne Health Servk:e of Veterans Memorial H08pltal and Brenda Cumlngham,analde,showedtheuseolaSI2.99plastlc . shampoo board ·which drains Into a container at bedside making shampoos 80 easy. The boards !1ft avaUable at many department ~and mall ~r houses. Here Mrs. Clinnlngham, 8Siil8ted by Mrs. Smith, shampoos Noreen Onclnlsko, eoordlnaior lor the Department of Health and HIUilan Services 4 project. · , · · In~ependent Li~ing _ Center opening .Friday in Athe~s was developed by Ohio University's . ATHENS - A demonstration tenJer.featuring i\!Japta!Jons 1Q )Wlp ... College of ~ealth ~and ... Hum!ln Services and the SchoOl Home the disable(! and the elderly wlll Economics. open wlth a public reception Friday The center, which approximates from noon to 3 p.m. in Tupper Hall an apartment , Includes a living on th~ Ohio University campus. . room, ldtchen, bedroom and ba· Tiie Independent Living Center ts throom with various modlftcatlons designed for purposes of education, already made. This home environ· research and service and will be a · ment provides a realistic setting for permanent demonstration untt, It of velcro closures on a shirt Instead of those who have functional Umliattons and special peyds: . buttons so arthritic . clients _can dress themselves easily. There wlll Modifications made ln the rooms also be slides and catalogs showing Include a ceramic top range that has been lowered from the standard what Is available In stores to 36 Inches to 29 for easter access and accommodate those wtth restrtcted mOvement. a spacious shower with a cushtohed Small appliances to Itt special bench and grab-raU for support. needs also wUI be on display. Three A separate exhibit will display models of blenders wtll demonadaptations of clothing, such as Sandra Fowler named .notable's hall of {arne I Sandra Fowler, daughter of Mr. : and Mrs. Okey D. Fowler of West Columbia, W.Va., .was.-recentiy Inducted Into 'rhe Ame rica Blogra· phtcal Institute's "Two Thousand . Notable Americans Hall o!Fame. " Janet Evans, Editorial Director ; of the Institute: said of Miss : Fowler's achievement: "She was : chosen to receive this honor due to her contributions as a poet and writer." Ms. Evans added that the Hall of . !fame Is a testimonial to a special In the field of who's who. Sandra Fowler has been an honorary member of-The EdlltolrlalfAdvlsory Board·of the ABI since the early_l!lllls. Shew as the recipient of The Outstanding Annual Associate Award fpr 1982. She was also one of those to whom the Institute's "Directory Of Dtstlngutslied AmerIcans" was dedicated In 1982. Miss Fowler Is the author of two poetry -books, _"In The Shape Of Sun" publtshed In Israel in 1973 and "The In Rain" publtshed in Colors Miss Fowler will be receiving a :plaque and a certificate to commemorate her Induction In the near In Digest congratulating Miss Fowler and quoting the assessment or her Poetry by Dr. Amal Ghose, director of the Tagore lnstlt_ute of Creative Writing, "I believe that her work has a slgnlftcant excel· lence that promotes her to the company of the outstanding masters of her tlme." Sandra Fowler's deep religious beliefs are reflected In her poems ~lure . The American Biographical In· •stltute has publtshed the biographies of U.S. presidents , senators, :authors, musicians, artists and · those 'who a re prominent in bflsl· ness, medtctne and sports. It. IS one of America's most noted publishers · Q. I started getting • Social Security retirement payments this year. I also worked .part-time, and I . plan to continue working. What's _the amount a person can earn this _year without losing benefits? • A. If you are 65 to 69 or wtil reach ti5 before the end of the year, you . may earn $7,3.20 In 1985 and stU! get · full Social Security benefits. If you are under 65, you mayearn$5,400 in 1985 without losing any benefits. If your earnings to over the annual amount, $1 In benefits Is \\llthheld for each $2 of earnings above the limit. There Is no earnings llmtt for .Jl!?OPie 70 and older. widowed. She was left with a 17-year-old daughter to support. Is she or her daughter eltgll)le for Social Security? A. Provided your friena's husband had enough Soctal SecuritY work credits, her d~ughter can receive payments untll she Is lSi or until she ts 19, tf .she's also a full-time high school student) . Your friend, however, Is not eligible lor payments because she doesn't have tn her care a chlld . who Is either under 16 or disabled 'and entitled to "benefits. el'rnlngs will be subject to Social Security taxes this year. Exactly !)ow much of my salary will be taxed? • A. The maximum amount of yearly earnings subject to Social Securtty taxes - the wage base' ls'$39,600 for 1985, up from $37,!01. next month for an operation. I'll probably he there for several weeks. If I have a television ln my room, wlll Medicare pay for It? A. No. Medicare hospital Insurance caruiot pay for a television or other Items of personal conven- · lence, such as !I radio or a telephone lp your room. Q. A friend of mine was recently · I ' . . ' 4-11. Each classroom atRacinepartlcl· paled In various projects, aU centered around readinl(. All classes -enjoyed- susultned sUent reading dally, reading as many books as possible dUl1ng the week and perfecting reading skills. I Rank advancement recognition went to Danny Kennedy; scout; Shawn McGuire, Jason Black, Scott Edmonds, Danny Kennedy, tenderfoot, <~nd Keith Hicks, first class. • 0 of A conducts America, rally was announced for March 30 at the ~nlor Citizens Mary Showalter, Leona Hensley , Mae Spencer, and Ada Morris. The fiagbearers escorted Faye Kirkhart to the altar where she was Installed as warden. Dorothy Rtl· chle gave a report. on Vera Householter who . Is in University Hospital. A sUent auction was held following Center .. in Logan when Chester Councll323 met Tuesday at the hall. · A practice for the rally will beheld at .the next meeting of Chester CouncU, and on Mareh 24 at Logan. Also to be observed at the next council meeting will · be quarter·ty .. Paul Council, sports and architecture: Danny Kennedy, cotn collecting and iirst aici, '~ana- <ShaWn~· McG~tre. canoolng. tary .schools, Racine Elementary student$ and teachers were In· volved Jn--a hustle<mct bustle- of actlvltes last week as they observed OhiO's Right to Read Week, March PENNZOIL $,.,,,, PEPSI I I "Cl -16 OZ. $179 councuors was announced committee. ' March 13 at the hall with Sadie· Triissell aud ~Mary Hvlter w -sENt? UP, UP AND AWAY - Ali a pi'OillOtion for their IUgbt tO Read theme "Up, Up and Awa,y with Books" the Tuppers Plains Eiementary School staged a haDooo launch Thursday. Over 200 balloons were released by the chUclrul. The activitY was one of several held at the school during the week to promote reading lor pleasure. . refreshments. Fern Morris, councilor, preside(! with pledges, prayer and scrtpture opening the meeting. Reported UI Correction - D. MICHAEL MULLEN AnORNEY-AT-LAW The address of Todd Cundiff who . was named to the dean's list at DeVry ln Columbus recently ls42l82 Enterprise Road, Pomeroy . His address was Incorrectly listed earlier. Presenting the awards were Tommy Pennington, scoutmaster, · and Danny Robinson. assistant scoutmaster. Friends and parents who joined the.scoutsfartheevening .w ere John and Ka thy . M,c Gulre,." Rose, Rusty and Phillip Edmonds, Paul and Clovle Brown, Rae Hicks, Carl and Jean Kennedy, Bob and Connie Black, Marv, Crystal, and TommJi" Jr.. Pennlnglon, a nd Joanna Council. Strate different features to accom· mocjat~ Individual . i-equJ.rements. Along, with these exhibits, there wlll be access to two computers, one modified for wh~lchalf victims, so visitors can analyze thelf daUy diet and check their nutri· tiona! needs. For instance, one can see haw much sugar and how many calories are in a favorite cereal. r;==~:::=======:; June Varner, coordinator of the The Dally Sentinel , lndes)endent Living Center; satd the (USPS 145·900 ) home econom1cs sch00I has Invited ~DIY IRion of Multimedia. In c. representatives from a variety of Publis.hed every afternoon, Mandav agencIes In southeastern Ohio that through Friday , Ill Court St. , y th" deal with serving the disabled and Ohio Y,alley Publlshln" Co mpany; Mol · elderly. llmrdla, Inc .. Pomerov. Ohio 45769. h. 992· 21~6. Second c la .~ S- PQS tagr pq id 01 1 "We want to give the university Pomeroy. Ohio. and the community a chance to see Membe-r: ThE' Assocla 1C'tl PrE>Ss In· the facility and what we're dOing lond Dally P ~ess Assoctatlon and the within the School of Home EconomAmerican Newspaper Publlshf:'rs A S· ics," Varner said. soclallon.· Na tiona l Advpr tlslng Representatlv e,.Branham Newspaper Sal es, Use ofthe center afterlts opening 733 Third Avenue. New York, N ew will vary. It will be used as a York 1001 7. • laboratory setting for Classes, for POSTMASfER: S..o~ address changes exploration of the environment on to The Dally Sentinel, 111 court st.. Pomeroy, Ohio ol5769. functional llmttatlons, as a staff sti&~CRIPTION RATES development and training center tor agencte~ and as a Site for By Ca.rrlf'r (lr Motur Route On(' We£>k ......... .. ......... ..... .. ... ,... Sl. \0 reh~bllltailve services for sele<;ted One Month .. ............................ aso populations. one Yeor "siN.iii'f: 'cor·-v -- . ~,7,20 PRICES OFFICE HOURS 8:30-12 ,NOON 1:00-4:30 MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 105 EAST SECOND ABOVE BANK ONE IN POMEROY 992-6417 WHO SHOULD,SORT THE DECEASED'S BELONGINGS? One of tile most itifiicult tasks a recent widow 01 widower must lace is sorti~ the departed spouse's btloolinr;s. AtthotJtlla will olton specdies thet some article$ shollld be IJYOfl to friends and relatives, usually many rtems 111111in unmentined. ft. is temptinc. in the .difficuft month lollowiJ!I tile delth_of a spouse, to let one's childttn or friends sort hos or befooCinr;s. But this is not ldviSiblt lor two 111SOI1S. First one's possessioo all! important to him or he!. and their dispOsal should be taken call! of by someooe very close. This insull!s that my_decisions ab'out what to keep and wfllt to &ive -Y will be illlde accordinl to tile Wishes of t.. de· ceased. Second. sorti~ the btlcqinr;s of a lost loved one is., i~­ ant step in tile (lievi~ process lor the_survivi~ spouse·. By ,. viowina one last time the material tllnr;s ISSOCIIIed wit"'h.,the•- - -J- - deceastd, tile SI)Ouse can fully recocniZI!11111 he or she is and can accept that. As funllfll directors , we have hid a peat dell of experieftee *ith the process ofpief. If you 11011ld lik_e to talk wi\h us about it or borrow one of the books on our hbrary. pluse call or stop by. (&141 w.l-51•1 . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Sml~• Plllt... Attllltlll to 01t1Jf JAMES SIMPSON BILL BLOWER Dally ............................. ., .. 25 Cf' nt s POMEROY - A self-help group for the terminally 111 and their famllles Is being organized. The flfst meeting will be held Thursday at 7 p.m . at the church ln Dorcas. A. medical representative wUI be at the meeting to assist the group in developing a program of support for each Samlra FowLer thors," "The Ohio Valley ts a good place · for a poet. One can pl~ck poetic thoughts like wildflowers aut of Its la ndscape on almost any given day." which are set against th1! backgrou~d of the Ohio Valley. Of this area 11n which she has lived all her life, Miss Fowler IS quoted as saying "Gayle's Contemporary Au- RUTLAND TIRE SALES Q. I recently took a bad fall and lnjup!d my back. Wtll Medicare pa y for my chiropractor treatments? A. Medicare medical Insurance · helps pay for only one kind of treatment furnished by a licensed and Medicare-certified chiropractor. The only treatment that can be covered Is manual manipulation of the spine to correct a partial or complete dislocation that can be demonstrated by X-ray. Medical Insurance does not pay for any other diagnostic or therapeutic services, Including X-rays, fur. nlshed by a chiropractor. Q. I've never worked In jobs that were covered by Social Security. I've heard that even though 1 don't have any Social Security bene!lts, I can still get Medicare. How do 1 arrange this? A. You can get Medicare hospital Insurance at age 65 by signing for It and the Q.l don't luive Medicare medical Insurance, but I do have Medicare hospital ln~urance. Will 'the latter pay my doctor's blU If he treats me while I'm In the hospital? (\. No. Hospital insurance does not cover your doctor's services even though you receive them In a insurance, you also have to ' sign up for Medicare medical Insurance and pay Its premiums, You should geL tn touch with any Social Security office at least three months before you reach 65 so that ' your proteCtion wUI starr as soon as you're ellgible. hospital.. To get your doctor's services covered you wtll first have to stgn up for medical insurance during a general enrollment period. A general enrollment period ts hold ' January 1 through March31ofeach year. · ' . 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"OEntNO YOU THERE SAFELY" LOWST PRICES ON PASSENGER CARS A.ND LIGHT TRUCK TIRES .C.rnC.rt (61.) 378-6158 QUAUTY SYSTEMS 1312 Eastern Avenue( David Adams)-. . : . . .. ~:-446·4113 - Chapter i classes wrote t herr own · certain time . each night; and the TaU Tales. sixth graders made badges and InCentives were used by teachers . t·shlrts with reading slogans. lo Interest sfiiilents b1 reaalli&: -Many ' otiier reading- rela !Ed ~ Including, a reading train ln the first projects were carried out by grade; a leprecaun wagon in the students throughout tile week and a balloon launch on Saturday aftersecond grade with students having to read (lve books to get on the . noon brought actlvltes to an end. Southern Local studentS were In wagon; a clock bulletin board In the thtr.d grade; makJng..br~IP'l'l~ rk..c;.tn ·.Scheel Saturday as a rr-.ake--o~~~~the fourth grade; fifth grade Each teacher wfll award priZes to students worked on story starters the classroom students who have and were alsO encouraged to met lndlv!dual reading requlrevoluntarUy give up television lor a ments set lor the week. Like other Meigs County elemen· • :Social .Security questions and answers Let us show you how to convert ell or pert of your mortgage into cash . For details, call t~day. ! I .... Scott Edmonds, Danny Kennedy, and Larry Vance, citizen· ship, Paul Councll, envlfonrnent; Jason Black and Scott Edmonds, swimming; Danny Kennedy, famlly llvlng, communlctlons an first ald; and Jerry Van KlfkandShawn McGulfe, first ald. : tra!n!ng session of the Family ·Support NetWork project being held at the Senior Citizens Center. . . Personal care ariil hygtenewere among the other subjects discussed dui-tng the day, with Mrs. Smith talking on how to prevent skin breakdown by changing the body position and alignment, massaging, !he use of fOBrlJ mattresses, sheeps- ~,..,.~ -· Awards were presented at a scout recognition dinner for Troop 240 of Rutland held at Ell Denison Post ·which sponsors the troop and provides the meeting place. kin and cushions, land the carl' of wounds. She also discussed dressing applications as well as the care of as - ' Scouts . recognized_ Assisting bedfast elderly topic of ~upport network Howtoglveashampooandbathto a bed patlent, how to change llne ns wtth thepattentinlt,howtoplacethe bedpan, and move the from "Right to Read Week observed Tu811day. March 12, 1985 ·- The Daily Sentinei- Page-6 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ~un111y 1-~ Weeclect the poeea. A 95¢ deposit n:qul.ted for each photo pe.ck•ge plus M1.00 Bitting fee for each adcliuonalaubjc:ct . Additional portrait!' cu n be purchaKCd, .' ~ Gallipolis Daily Tribun1 Point Pleasant Register The Daily Sentinel -. 1 f ~ All _ADS MUST IE PA_ID IN _A"I)V~!JCE -~ • ~~,.e>-~ OFFER EXPIRE~ -~~1/85 .... ' If $--.,¢11f'@)-0-.;tt"'\ �' · Page- 6- The Daily Sentine.l Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio I SUPPORT·· · r~y. ' • Tuesday, March 12, 1985 March 12. 1986 The Daily Sentinei- Page- 7 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio SHOP YOUR LOCAL FOODLAND . 5°/o OF DAY'S SALES -~-- WIDNESDAY,~MARCH 13, 1985_ _PLUS SPECIAL. CANCER DAY SALE ITEMS GO TO SUPPORT LOCAL CANCER SOCIETY. . ___ , In Area Business And Industry j BE A PART OF JHIS The Daity·Sentinel SPECIAL EDITION. FOR ·LESS· THAN $21.00 YOUR NE=sS-siuRY_cCA11~at ·iiJtD'?in~J-Hl'S"~S-Ee8·t~-D , -·. . . ED-ffiONC OF ~ANNUAL . ' .. .. " CHICKEN BREAST . $149 LB. M£DIUM SWEET ONIONS LB. 19( SUNNY CANE SHORGOOD SUGAR ·WIENERS· ' WHO'S~~WHO . ..' t'N AREA .... - BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY .r--------.Ciip and Mail--~------i . HOLLY FARM . - WE WilL BE · CONTACTING AREA BUSINESSES BEGINNING TODAY. .. HOWEVER, TO ASSURE YOU AR~. CONTACTED, PLEASE SEND IN COUPON FOR PROMPT ATTENTI.ON. I IN . .. . . . 1 ame ....•.........•.......................•• ..•.•..•....1 I . ' Address··· ~·! ....................... _ ............. ~ ....... : I . . . I :I Phone ................................................... 1 . . 1 . ·· -- 1 ·· I : 1 D Please Call · 0 STOP·ANO SEE ME · 1· Ill COUiT ST. POMEROY. OHIO 45769 The Daily Sentinel I I 1I S~~~ 11- . L ____._____ Ciip and Mail __________ f '· .I ..;,; .. , IAI1AIO'S PORK SAUSAGE YI.Yl ICE Mllll 11 Gll.$1 1 PEPSI 12 Pak Cano 09 1-LI. ROLl S1 .49 S2.99 8 16 Oz. 1974 . HERR'S BEEF POTATO CHIPS BUCKET STEAKS 10 Oz. lag $119 _... RICH TOMATO LB. $219 FOODLAND CATSUP 1976 SUPER VALU . HOMESTEAD REALTY 61S.SSIO Point Ploawnt , 887·2405 New Haven H-fead Roalty -ned /i'~ 41t 2411 Jackson Ave., Point Pleasant, In June, 1974 andexpe~...f ~lude a branch office In New He-In 1977. Dedicated to serving o~'lPi"" Caunty,l~ full -lime •t•ff al.._lead Realty prides them .... <.. ~- a sincere desire to nalst clients with !hair Individual needs wne~o£ It be Mlll"!!. burl"!~. renting or appraising property. The Homestead Realty family thanks 1'.., and your family tor your past' patronege and loaks forward witli all Mason Caunllans to a bright future. "Families on the Move Look to HDrNI-1:' S.ndy Nichols Dunn. brokor; Carolyn Thorne, Mary Fowler. Jill Maynard. Velma Pattern, Lowell Allen. Nancy Can. twbury and Rocky Sturgeon. · ., Rt . 2 Bypess 675 -2076 '/J;l? . Slll>er Valu -ned It~ store ln~<'j .t.*h976. The store Is owned by Mauey stores Inc. of Abington, vaLr{rl'.:; 5 stores thraughauf West VIrginia and VIrginia. Super \lalu po~~ nemselves In having high qualify products at low prices. Bob Turner, ~tore manager and Lowell Gillispie. assistant manog'r would like io thank their customers tor their patronage In tiM! past and look forword to servlft!l you In th~ futur~. They would also like to extend an Invitation to the people of Mason County who have not been In !hair store to otop.ln and look tho store over. ' SIRLOIN STEAK LB.lJ_1.9_ b 20'h Main SlrHI 675-6220 • .' •USDA Food 1-P• Glady Acceptad •Not Reaponalble For Typogrephlcal Error a . . 675·4873 Point Plt...,.l li: ~II Connie Hill bouvhl Advence{.'f:(Pf,..., Paula Anderson In 1910. Connie not only owna but-•·~· ~I' i:,"'MS. She Is • Qrlduate of Be<kley Beeuty Academy and started ..~~~ Nov . 15, 1971. Connie specializes In reconditioning and soft natural -mlng . She also oflera cMIIve styling for both men and women . At age 23. Connie Is one or Mason County's youngetl sell.. mplcyed buslrNtss women. Connie hll two othl!r heir stylists. lr~'IO Hesson and Paula Anderson. ? • ADDRESS s.~.\'4 TIM! New Loak Buuly hil,buslftlll for 6 y;..rs et 20'h Nlaln Street In -ntown Point P•1T#r~ s-llfld by -ell Nibert and Becky Reynolds who have ~~ • cOimelolool' for 1 number of years and were pravloutiY omp..,.,... at oiiiPr lllona In the area. They hevo added to !hair.salon anathar operator. ~t.hy Rauth. of Haven . Tho selon specializes In hair coloring, permo .,d the latelt In cub for the entire f1mlly , Give them a call at 675-4220. . YOUR · . ' STORY ' -DON'T BE LEFT OUT OF. THIS .S·P,ECI·AL EDITION PHONE TODAY 992-2156 ,WE'LL BE GLAD -.- -TO ASSIST·YOU- -- - The ·Daily Sentinel I Prku Good March I 0 tllru March 16, 191 S 2196111 Street Point Pie""""! on-.. ' ADVANCE DESIGN Located besi<M MalOn Cc Tri.County Sport Shop I~~ t>• by John Burr is. Tho buslnus was stertld In 1975 at 801 Main ~1:1 A f ·•ot i Pleasant. In April of 1911, the buill- e•pandtd to Mason c...~ r~raunda, tho store was called Tri-Caunty SpQrl Shop North ana ~J' .,....,., location of the bulll..,.s. Tho Main Sfr•l buslnus w11 .~ bn January of 1979. Trl· · County Sport Shop spaclallzu In arcMry ~Jip.....,.t, guns and am• munition; ammunitiOn reloading ouppllea, flahln~ tackle, mlscell-t hunting equipment. Faclory.authorlzed warrenty end ,.....lr _,... for Bear and Proline archery ....,lpment 11111 Dalwe R•lt and Rods. Tri -Caunty Sport Shop It' n,e Only shop In this aru wNc:h dclio custoR' err""' milking and eccn-les and l,.tallo IC· -In Open Nlondly.S.turdly 9:30a.m . lo 7:00p.m. •We ReMIW The Right To Umlt Quendtleo •• .. SALON - •75-2H1- Po>llnn~t~~~~~~~~=~ =·=!===4!~~~ ' • 111? 1977 1975 TRI~UNll SPORT SHOP CHOPPED Point Pleasanl ----.,...---1=....!'978 1 �-'I Page- 8- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Bridge closing•. . (Continued from page 1) $Jffi6.21 1n tines and fees for the. monthotF.,bruary. ~~ - PJ iililninary tegiSiliiliiii Pr...Urnlnary JegWatlon regard· tng the proposed bikeway from Railroad St. running along the liver . to the iSear.;' Store was passed by council. Passage was necessary last b.nil!ht so.....thaL .!!Je..,MMddleoort ~ bikeway project - can bl> grammed, according 10 a letter from the Ohio Department of Transportati?P The letter.J)olnted out that tits the department's baste policy that funds be for Only, pro- Tuesday, March 12. 1986 Tuesday, March 12, 1986 Beat of the bend app~icants Lifeguard )ldl1 Fire Department has agreed to set off the fireworks and 1s contributing $500 to the program, G!!mor<o r~ed. • Councilman SatterfielddlsciiSSed the burned out toea tions at Empire\ Furnltufl>' and City Limits. Fire Chle!DarstsaldthatthefrontwaDat the Empire Furniture Is a danger ~c!or and tt w~s agrl>ed to block off tn" slaewalk Ill front ot tne out buUdlng as well as parking places. Mayor HoHman was_ quested to get In<touch with the owner, Cas by M"adows, Jr' Galli· poliS, and requestthat the lront wall belorndownth!sweek.Workersare , ' -l __________..;,.___"1""__.;;;....;;_________""'1'_____________.;_...;;,..._____________ - Wanted To Buy •caoh• US ond up for your junk truck. FrM pickup.car Colt or 814·245·9881, 24 hrs A e-AR AffC!I!I!!!'.! - -PO!!AI!.! CALL RSUSH - ......,. ., Now H--bttMivo "W• Rw F11 l111" - ~-r..,.~ loofong Work P&S BUILDINGS· Alootloum & Vinyl Sitliflgt 18 Yeora Experience GREG IOUSH PH. 992-71111 RENTAL 51. Rt. 160 North Gallipolis, • Help Wanted 31 Reps NMded for butlnell occounto Futt lime •60,000 to e&O,OOO _., Part time •12.000 to •1e.ooo. No 12•1 6. Colt 814 ·258·8307 Government Jobs ft 5 ,000·•50,000 yr po11l· bll. All occupetions. How to COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS fond, Coli 805-1187· &000 Ext,J!-4582 ~~ Wented to buy lt~rQe carpet ......,_ Work Custom Pole liflgt. U·SAYE AUTO 11 Mlling Repeat bulinfts Set your own houra Training ~ C5ft 1-~C~2-93 8 .. 1075 Mon thru Fri 8AM to &PM . C S.T. CONSTRUCTION 446'4522 Po m er o cup of tea. capacities with the Pomeroy Yooth Middleport Holman advises that the League. U no interest Is shown In brarlan needs Tlfe- guarliS ana~ a :::--~is-meering-=- LiHI yuitt:!' :n,mvly, Powers reports swimming Instructor tor the upthere'D be no program. . that a story teller coming season. You can send your Anyone needing more Into can Is nl>eded at the Middleport Library resume to Holman at Box 192, call Mike Wright, 992-0000. lor a pre-school age program. I1 Syracuse, Ohio. Lotsa IU'Ck! By the way, the large field behind you'd like to give a part of yourself --the fonner Pomeroy Junior High give Ruth a caD at the Pomeroy It's disgusting! School Is being taken over by . The Ohio 9 Business Seniees sought By IMfB HOEFLICH been cancelled with the next sing U you're Interested, you'd better - - -0\T 8:atf Wrtie<' - - - - sehcdulcd fcrApr-'J 13. - · show lt.!. ~ w., seem to have a lot of story At 7 Wednesday evening, there It yoo like relng around tbl> pool wUI be a meeting at the Pomeroy tellers around but who wants to and are looking tor a summer job, VUlage Hall for all persons Intervolunteer? perhaps, the Syracuse Pool Is your ested tri coaching or h"lplng In other re- Pomeroy- M Rocina , Oh. Ph. 614-843-5191 10·6·tfc IJ.l tfc FURNITURE- Beds, I rOn. wood, cupboards, chairs, chutt, baekatl , dishes , atone jara, antlqutt, gold and silver Write• M . D1 Miller, Rt 2., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 7760 or celt 61 4· 992· Waitreu needed at L.aSslle Reeuurant Apply m person only Mon .,Tft18a , or Wed. from 8:30 to 1 0 :30AM. No phone cells pl. .ae- AUtopsy.. --'!~$il!l.!m. ~-·. ·-~~- ~ u ·~ • ..... "'" Council gave a second reading to an ordmanee establishing a per· manenf appropriations resolution for the year and a second reading to another ordinance dealing with Cleanup In lire areas as OUUJned m tho Ohio Revised Code ~ Still In running of Stale, wm he speaker al the annual Meigs County Demo- crallc Party bean dinner to be heldSalurdaynlghlallhesenlor cltt.ens center 1n Pomeroy. Brown named £. J_ -~~~ ag_'\W,\!:"~.!...~~~r!Jla~.i'th_ ••.spea~eJ:.J.Ur_ ' .. = = w at a eterans memo spo es· ~;:;..,.~~l~ed- "no visible signs of Dems event - Jenny Tseng, M.D., was on call in th" v .. terans Emergency Room and x·rays were taken. Tseng Is one of severa I emergency room physt·. clans under cont raet · to ser:v" a t Veterans on a parttlme basis Dr Conde wUI be viewing those x·rays, but would not comm.,nt at this time whether or not Stewart's 1 juri 1D ·xn es a ed to show up on th" I ·rays. Sherrod Brown, Ohlo's64thSecretary of State; will be fea tured ~-.-.. -·~ spealrer at th.. annual beandlnnerof the MeigsCounzy DemocratlcParty to be held Saturday at the Meigs Councy Semor Cltlzzens Cent.,r, Mu!berry He1ghts, Pomeroy, • Dinner wUt bl> at 6 p m. with the program to start at 7. 30 p.m. Brown, elreted In 1982attheag.,of 29, Is the youngest secr.,taryofstate In the nation At the age of 21, he became the youngest person ever elreted to the Ohio General Assembly. Henry Hunter, councy chairman for lh" democratic party, says. Jolynn Boster, 94th district representatlvetothe house, wUI alsobeon hand at Satui"day night's .,vent. ·The public 1s lnvtted and tickets maybe purchasedat th.,offleeoiDr. John Rtdgway, E. Main St., Pomeroy, or at the door Entertain· ment will be provtded by a local blue grass band. Mayor Hoffman read a letter from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources Indicating that Middleport VIUage Is still In the single litter running for a $25,'""' wu grants Several supportive letters have been set to the department on Residents asked to behalf of - the Middleport grant -~• ... :.ll. _ • : ~ ~ ~ , m ~ • .., ..... co...m;ss.on request, the mayor said. The application will be given further Residents of the Silver Ridge evaluation and constderation by the sectlonofMetgsCouncy are asked to 'department. meet with the Meigs Counzy Board A meeting of the Metgs County ofCommlsslon.,rsat2p m. Wednes· Health Department Advisory Coun day by Sandy Sheets, who has cil was announced for 6 p m on played an active role In attempting March 21 and Mayor Hotrrnan to get water S..rviee to the rtdge. asked that the village have one Petitions requesting ser:vlee now representatJve. present for that have about 40 signatures. A repremeeting to bl> held at the h~alth sentatlve from the oHiee of Rep. department oHtces. Jolynn Boster has also been invited Council took no action concernmg to attend the meeting. a request fof the transfer of oiDl, D2 and D3 !Jquor licenses from Betcy Lou Gtlkey, 4 North Second Ave, to th" Rivet boat Inn, Inc , same "address A discussion was held on cable Aftereludlngsherlffsdeputles !or t"JeV!simi services of consolidaie.r - twumtles, eliarii'S-:l:S'mlth; ot54001' -- ·The'· Melgs-.Counzy Commurucattons, Inc., and Mayor Ohio 681, R..edsvill.,, lost control of Medical Service r~>ports that eight HoHman satd that a survey being his vehicle which slid off the calls for assistance w"re answered connreted 1n conjunction with the roadway on Hudson Rd . In Olive on Monday service 15 gomg well Over 300 Township Smith was arrested for At2.26a.m.: Pom.,roywascalled residents hav" completed the sur- DWI, fleeing and eluding an officer, to the shertff s office for Robert vey form through the water "xplred license plates and havelng St..wart to V.,t.,rans Memorial At depanment and 130 of those have an open flask. 5: f!l a m., Rutland was called to been tallied. Results are consldl>ra Deputies Brian B1ssell and TI· Depot St for Lilly Kennedy to bly dtfferent from the results of a mothy Gumph were on patrol in the v ..terans Memorial Pomeroy was survey conducted by the company, Reedsville area at approxlmat.,ly called to Reedsville at 7. 44 a.m. lor th" mayor reported 9·13 p.m Monday night when they J ane Boring wbo was taken to :..;;,,;,;;;,;_:_ ...,.,==-- vUiages Me1gs and • Mason Counties served by the company was announced for 7 :ll p.m. on March 27 at theoHiceMayor Jimmy Joe Wedg" In Point Pleasant. Results of the survey conducted In all o! the communtt ~s will be reviewed at tha t session Council also discussed unprovements to brick streets In the town suggested by councilman Allrn L.... Kmg and councilman Bob Gilmore announced that counctlman Jack Sa tterfield has accepted co chatrman of the July 4th celebration planned for the town The Middle- .s!ght!.'d Sm!t~-a....n.d Qegan ~ur:sutt.........-Carnden Clark A bak" sale will lie h"ld from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m .. Wednesday at the Long Bottom Community Building by lhe Long Bottom Community ,, Club. Helen Woode, 80, Dayton, died Monday evenmg at the Arcadia Nursing Home In Coolville following ;m ex tended Illness. Shewasbornat Alfred, a daughter of the late John and Lucy Hayes Barton She had been a resldeht of f lnulfh II '"'II"• "''''' lllr• ~ Riill-:.,,;- _; .,._ ..... ..... ,__........ •••u_...ll_ 41 .............. - ........ w-...... , t ............. ................. """ .... ._ _........ ............ .........,-.!.,........ ~~,_r•iliC __ -...;:. _ 11M-. .................... ~ 18 IIIIOr.... MJ .......... •• .,....... ' " u..t , . . IU ANIIIIIIilt. .............. ,,u,..._,. 110..111 ....... Gregory Van Meter Clerk~Treasurer of 1 c...-•..-Tft 11..... , ......... c:...... - Ill ....._ , .,.,....._ """" .........._.... lllwt1114 . . . . . . ... tN THE COURT OF COMMON PlEAS, PROBATE DIVISION. MEIGS COUNTY: OHIO In tho M - of tho of: ELIZABETH E. SMITH. Deceooad e..... .. Public Notice TORQUE CONVEYOR Sin9le Sto(je ' BRAKES Hydraulic ae~edjuoting - lndMduel or • - loot octuatod STEERING: Power FRONT AXLE. DynolliiC ret- mum trawl ...-1 A 24" hoovy duty bucliet Witt bo lumiollod. OFFERED AS TRADE·!N 480·B La.ler/tlock. No 8722912 ""'""'"'II 00:., FRONTliRES 11Lx18. 1(! 24, 8 Ply HYDRAUUC: PUMP Front mounted - POiitiw disptocemont - Gear Typo - T101dom - 30 G PM et 2200 RPM . at 2000 PSI. HYDRAUUC FILTER 16 MionJn - FIMflow~ Certrid!lo on Rotum Uno ConditiOn !ndK:Otor 8o Roor Wi.ro"PS Methodist Church with (h., Rev Don Archer officiating. Burial wlll be In Chester Cemetery. Friends may call at the White Funeral Home In Coolville !rom 6 to 9 p.m. Wednes· day. The body wUI lie In state at the church one hour prior to the services Adn'tlsslons,.LUly Kennedy, Mlddl~>port: Raymond MUier, Reeds· VOle; Roy Bruney, Racine; Zeva Kitchen , Dexter; Lyle Sinclair, Athens: Esta Jane Russell, Pomeroy, Paul Eugene 1Ray, Long Bottom, Melvin Forester, Racine. Discharges--Hershel B~dgley, Robert Cundiff, Shirley Wolfe, Ralph Kern, Larry Good, Sr pro10nt doimo, duly IWOm to, to mil court withen sox montho after the filing of aoid 1etten In thlo court. 0< their Mid loeno lhott ' - b e deemed bemod and cenootod lloordoiT....,_ tho right tu nojoct ony Of oK bldl BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF LETART TOWNSHIP Joyce White CLERK (31 12.19. 28, 3tc ~ In •INW·hang PMhlon wtl ~ roduco r________;:;:;:::::::::::~--------.J that ~ng tronoport ond ....... Robert J, Stewart Robert J Stewart, '!7, Rt. 1, Langsville, died Monday BornJuly31,1957,atGaUipoUs,be was the son of Tandy Stewart of Columbus, and Helen Hersman McClellan of Langsville , ~surviving are a son, Charles Robert Stewart; two brothers, Charles Stewart of Dexter, and Ertc Knotts o!LangsvDie; a slst..r, Joyee Double of Langsville; maternal grandparents, Robert and Ruth Hersman of LangsvUJe; and a ternaJ andmother E n1 s pa gr • u ce teo wart IJI Columbus. He was Preceded lr1 death by a brother, John WUUam Stewart. Funeral serviceS will be held atll a.m. Thursday In Morgan Center Wesleyan Church, with the Rev. NobleRussellandtheRev.Rlchard Besides her parents, she was pn£tlded In death by two brothers, Gilford alf<fCilflord Hayes. Servt;es will be held at 1 p.m. Thursday at the Allred United Grubb officiating. Burial will be In Morgan Center Cemetery. Friends may Call aFII'icCoy·i'lioore Fuherai Home, Vinton, from 4-8 p.m. Wednesday. Tonight, clear Low In the low :kls. Wednesday, sunny. High 55-00 The chance of precipitation is near zero tonight and Wednesday Extended Forecast Thursd ay through Saturday: Variable cloudiness Thursday. Fair on Friday and Saturday Morning lows mostly In the :KJs IHighs in rnld40s to mid-50s Thurs· day and Friday and In the 50s Satur· day. Winning number 572 CLEVELAND (AP) _ . The Acct~Mrin" 1 ._ S1xth St., Syr•VM, OH - Crou Stitch anol Tale Painting Supplies SAL£-D.M.C. Flaa...."' Opon 10 AM to 5 PM Tu/11., Wlfk., Thurs. Fri. end Sat. Also Opon ly Appt. Clo11cl s... 1o Mon. Owner• C•olyn Mt(oy KEN'S APPLIANCE SERYICE915-3561 - All M1k11 •Walhlra •DithWeshers •A•nges •Rifl'igeretort •Dryer1 •F,..zer~ 3 Authonzed John Deere, New Holllnd, Bush Hoc Farm Equtpment Diller Licensed Clinical Audiolocist F1r111 E,alp1111111 Parh & S1rvlee (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Galltpolts, Ohio 45631 LISA M. KOCH, M.S. 1- 3-Ht B·lllfn SWEEPER end oewlng machme repa~r , perts. and suppllaa Pick up and delivery, Devil Vacuum Cleaner, one half mile up G•orges Creek Rd Call 614-446-0294 mo . • 51ft RADIATOR SERVICE 73·10 (htwy Tr. We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. PAT HILL FORD 992-21911 Middleport, Ohio fondon ,........................ lol 73·10 (htwy Tr. Ooon ................... ltll 73·10 Chtwy. lr. lt-14 Cloowy. lr. F................... _.......,lltO 7!-79 for4 lr. , ................................fll 7!-79 for4 lr. 73·10 (htwy lr. Chrom lumpon ........... $70 73·10 (howy Tr. GroUt~ . ... ................ 140 73·10 Chtwy. lr. roil Goru .................... $70 TJ.IO (htwy lr • 73-14 For4 Tr. Chromo ...... ........ $70 73-79 For4 lr. Toll Gol11 ....... - .......... $10 10-14 For4 lr , ............................... 190 ....... ftodon Hoofk......................... 1165 Doon .................... ,_1150 't.::l" Ciri Count Supports .... ..... '65 N1w anti UHII Auto Glass-Lale Mecltt Parts 1 · t 3·tfc WHALEY'S AUTO PAITS It, 611 Wul Darwin Ohio - lAIJU GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOIL-FlU DIRT 10·8-llc ....., ,,....,...... 1...., 6ol0 ,. ..... ,. ... • .....,..., , , ....-s , .... n......, ,,..-s ,... 9-13-lln C&C REMODELING Painting • (arpentry Wallpopring """"" ,,.,., Over 30 Yrt. Experience 4 10 .,m,~ 111J0 915-4452 Athtns C-ty-Doug 1195-1010 & RENTALS 6 pupa, 6 wk1 old, 'h Mm Collte A 1 Go to Mudsock right on White Hollow Ad, 3rd tra•ler leh Beg of•yard sale goods Call Out of To•n Custotltrl Clll Collect •Oxygen •Hoapitll Bedr •Wheel Ch1lu •Bathroom Aids •W1Ikera •Crutchet • C1n1s Many Other lteme S•veral bags of new1papers all 614· 986·4327 To good home, two para ~ keets, male end female Cege not included. Cell Hourly Clu;uc Aide needed part-time in family pl1nning OffiC81 M Ult have high sch'Jol diploma or equival ency, good communication !kill!!; ~~Cut~';' wjt_h figm11a: be dependable, orgamzed, and responsible Tr11ning available for m~ture individ · uel who 11 HR11t1ve to reproductive health nMds of chents Muet heve reheble transportation, be willing to travel locally Weekday, ev· ening end Saturday hours ere to be expected Send resume. tncluding two employment references to Planned P1renthood of Southeast Ohio, 8 N Court St. Athono , Oh 46701. by March 22, 1986 PPSED 11 en equel opportunity amplov8r. Are you en opportuntlt?lf so reed on . Seles Representative needed to cover coal fields tn South E1S1ern Oh10 & Northern If lnte- 304-676·23 t B 446-8064 12 • 8600 down- mob1le home & large lot your own boat dock Owner fmancmg Call Situations et4-266 1218 Hendyman, pamting, wei· lpapettng, plumbing. elacl:rlcel. carpentry, odd jobs, no JOb too smell Call614 266 6496 Tayldr C~!!"m.ere!-!1 I~ Cr.. m machine If interested ... at Donut Dehc•ous Call 446-1323 1 w111 care for elderly person ln my home. Call614 9926022 Expenenced baby aittmg, evenings and wfJek· ends U 00 hour Colt 614· Taking moWing orders for the lewn summer. $2.60 per hour I furnish the mower, t gas, end oil C e 11 8 4 ·985 - 4392 Beby s1tter needed m Rac•ne aree for thift work Call 2 bdr ranch carpon Yl acre. Chesh~re area Pnced to sell Colt 614· 367·7286 or446 4283 after 5):1M In Southern School 01s1r~ct modified A-frame on 5 acres Urge garcfen, woodburner. own water well Ou•et and peaceful. Fullv carpeted F1nal offer *32 ,600 Call 8 14 -843 _6 _38_4_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 Older ••x room house lwith two bedroom&t for sale or rent Double cer garage, full basement On approKi mateiY 1 9 acre lot Rote 2omeroy $29.500 2 r~~6~,~4 ·~6~78~·::2~5~13~r;;: Small 2 -3 '" Middleport garage, corner lot, low utiht1e1, jonced 3798 . Call 614 - 992- 0"! us 23 ~.814 ) 7..]'2_. 1~~0 or 773-3921; Centenary area. near Green School , 24x65 mod ular home offers e 15x24 lR , galley type kitchen fully equ1pped. OR with lovely built In china cabmet 3 bdr' t. 2 baths, carpetuTg, cent a~r , elect heat storm wm(lowl end doors, 8.x.8 uuhty bldg Call fo r an appointment Blackburn Roatty 446 -0008 $600 down-mob1le home & large lot-your own boln dock Owner f•nan ctng Call 614· 266 -1218 1982 Wells 14x70 2 bedrooms. kitchen m•cro,.,w ave. dishwasher. stereo wood burnmg ftrepla ce. ce1 hng fen. 2 full baths cent raleir. l~'isollo~•,"c;;do . underpmmng Cell 614 -742 ~ 2980 Gr 614-742-2276 1982 all electnj; 14x70 Centrela1r plus many extrar Can be seen by ippomtment _ or call Tom Ander son at 614 ·992· 3348 3 mobile hom11 for sale Cpll 614·992· 3647 Schult home by owner lo· ca1ed K & K Park Good cond1t1on For tnformat1on 614-992·6663 call 304 675 5417 after 4 BOWMAN'S HOME CAll MIDICAL SUPPLY, 114 COUIT ST,_ ro•ROY Aaou lrOftl Wo Dtlivor 6J Pine St., a ••• 2-11-ltno. 24 Hr. AGENCY, INC, ~wt· ~ Now llelp eliun!VAslocloto -~=--rt.uiii -742·3171- In Melga Co. Bands and 0 J .'s 0 0 Mcintyre Park District A n1ce three bedroom home In Princeton . W Va with acceptmg tapes and rates lor po111bllt book1ng1 at teen basement and garage elso approx 1 acre of level lot Shopping area w1thm walk· ing dtstlnce. Priced to ull. 11 ext 266 Go,ernment homes from 81 . (U repair). Atso deliquent lOx property. Colt 805·687· 6000 oxt. GH·4562 for Personnel Off 1cer R1o Grande College and Community College is accepting apphc•tions for the p011tion of Peraonnel Otf•cer Appomtment for this po11tion is affective on or around April 1, 1986 Non-exempt, pare· profession•l. full-time posi tion. Reporting directly to the V1ce President for Aca dem•c Aff1ira, tM Personnel Officer reaponalble for 6 Lost and Found . Wtleva Evana -Found your old book 'Smoky.' Veluable paper therein Contlct me. Afflrmotlve Ac· ~ pro•nd re gram; CrUitment of staff and faculty . Knowledge and background of word proceulng required. Prior wortc experience In 1 .,.raonnel related field preferred . Persona lntereatld in the posl · tlon ahould 11nd lett• of Interest end re~ume lnciUd · lng the n1m11 of thrH references by Friday, Merch FOUND one Ht kaye, cell at Information delk PleaMnt Valley Hoap. pay for adv 8 22, Public Sale & Auction 1988 to: Office of Penonnel, lox 919, Rio Grande Collage , Rio Grande. Oh 45874. P.O. NO 3313 TROMM EXCAVA BULLDOZER & BAC~HOE WORK •BASEMENTS *SEPTIC SYSTEMS •FOOTERS *GRADING •CONCRETE WORK . . --"'-'-" ~ 'PH. 742·2328 GUN SHOOT IICINE .............. FilE DEPT. Auction every Friday night It the Hartford Community Center. Truckloeds of new rnerch1ndiM every wMk Conligmentl of new • ueed merchandiM always wei· corned. Rlahertl Roynoldo, AuctlonHr Call 304-275· 3069. ~-- Own your own JeanSporttweer, Lad1et Apparel. Chlldrent. Large Size, Com~ btnetton, Western Store, Ac~ ce11orles Jordeche, Chic, Lee, leVI, e..y Street. lzod. Eeprtt , Tomboy. Calvin Klein, Sergio Valente, Evan Picone .. Liz Claiborne. Members Only, Org.lnicelly Grown , HealthteK, Over Fa~rmont 12x65. 3 all bed · alec , Wanted Part· tlme (wH· kondo) Community Service Worker for an interm«tlate core facility for the ........rly rota- In Gottipollo, Ohio Current OriVIir"t Uaen• and Hivh School degrM ,.. quired; IJC.perlance In th• 9 ' W• ~Y ~ cuh for late model ctMn uMdcan_ Jim MIM Chev.-01do Inc. •• Gone Johnoon 448·31172 Co11 61 4·992·3703.or 614992-3761 lo• informotlon Sm•ll home m Country Club HOMEtlWNERS-Rofmonco 'sdd•tion Po1nt Ple111nt. to low fixed r•te Un equhy with improvements, 304· . for eny purpost. Leader 676· 6066 305 good roof, shop, garage, garden. 15,000 00, under 23 Professional ' Services t ,200 oq It hou• wrth 2 bedrooml, 3 acre& , 128.000.00 304 · 773 - Piano Tuning 1nd Repair 6474. BruniCirdl Mu.. c Co .• 448- 1 - -- - - - - - -0187. Twent..th year ot 2 bedroom, all electric home qu11ity Nrvk:e. Lana Da- In New Haven . Pnced r61sa niolo, 814-742· 2981 noble by owner colt 304- 882· 28,. PIANO TUNING AND RE·I =ii=iioi~~i;,;;;== PAIR, Reduced ratn Nmhed time only. Word'• Koyboertl, Homes 304 -878-8500 or 875for Sale 3824. Permenent hair removal. Professional Elactrolyait · CHnlc. New Moun by 1p~ point,_,, 10 AM-8 PM, Man thru Fri. 304-1175- 11188. NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL· tTY MOBILE HOME SALES . 4 MI. WEST, QALLIPOLIB, RT 311 PHONE 1114-4487274 human e•c.pt bedroom1, r11ume to Robin Eby, Buck· portunty •mployer Farms for Sale 84 acres. 3000 lb tobac co allotment , 1% story house bath, 2 barns. garage, cellar tool sheil. 5 ot her buildings. plenty water located m Lawrence Coun1v. Ohto near lecta end Crown C•ty Mmmg Co. Call 614 266 . 31 Homes for Sale HouM in G•llipolil, 4 rooms & both, t18,800 Cot1814· 258-9354. 90 acre term rural weter, 6 room house. With 3 bedroom rental trailer, Creb Creek Road . 304 67.5 · l4 opprolood. 304·676-6743 . •rvico fteld prorl..,od, Send eye Commu~ Bervl.... P.O. iio• iUti, 011~.Vh 451140 DMdltno for oppll· canto: 3-22·15 Equal OP· 458·1727 33 Muouott 1983JoySkytlner 14•52 2 bdr , comptototy abiHtiea or other Wanted To Buy 1976 Holly Park , 14A70 tretler. 3 bedroom cent ral a1r underpenntng , furmahed w1th epptiancas only 304 6083 SIJ• percent a11umlblalaen . 6 yrs old, 3 BR . 2 beths, FR. 120 acres 4 bedroom house, 81 kitchen, OW. Util. Rm . 2 Rt 775. 9 m iles from ctr garage, patio , heat Geliipollt Mmere l r~ghtl, pump. AC, New Haven, C11t 1obacco bue . & barn A.p 1,000 othoro f7,900 to 304-773-5942 or 30 4 -77 3- prox 65 ecres cleared land $24. 900 1nventory, train ing, fixtur81, grand opening, 6_9_2_7-- - - ' - - - , $60.000 Colt 614 · 379 2285 etc Can open 1 6 deys Mr Price reduced four bad Loughhn !61 21888·4228 room•. kitchen ·fam•ly room Ideal 2 9 ecre mtm-tarm on w•th f~replace , finished paved roed Only 1 m1le from baaement. Point Pleannt, town $35,000 00 Coli 22 Money to loan 304-676-3079, eve!'•ngs 614·742 -2460 ftold of devolop,_.,tot dlo· rYDY SAT. NIGHT 6:30 .... 992·6263 .ng .,m Raal Eatata General Local 7 puppies, mexed pert coll1e end doberman. 304· 773 · 6997 <otrrt'-• S.rvlco In Pomeroy, 3 bdrm , good queht1as but needs work Owner nuds cash, best offer Will buy Under 87600 Ready to deel1 Call 614· information . }lllstati Hrl•eetl ....... DAVIS-QUICKEL Seuonal Perks laborer. April 8-Sept. 20 Mlintenance background preferred $3 82 hr Apply before Mar 16, Gellipohs Partes & Recreat•on Dept , 518 Second Ave E 0 E 304-882·2895 10.50fa WE llll IIIEDKllllHO OTHII INSUIAN(( CABIUS WHEN lUGE 104-6r5 -2441 • 1 1h bath. lsrge livingroom, d1n1ng room, CA. Atte(:hed gar•ge, level lot , *40'• Call Wanted . program a. Call 448-4812, INDIVIDUAL IEnriMENT ACCOUNT IAIGf AIIMAl$ AND SURGfiY IY APPOitT.NI M~GKEE Giveaway Playful kittens Vt Stamase Colt 814·258-1641 . '"*'Y 1 p.m.-2 p.m. ~S.tura, of Property anytime . 304-576 -2662 Meigs County-Nat 992-7011 614-4411-7283 JACKSON AVE, SMAll ANIMAl HOUR$ - 1977 Regent t4x64. 2 bdr. Cell 614 · 245 · 6286 1976 rooms. ~~:'fij~;::::;~~~o~~=:::~~;::=::::t~ Staotl, 807-749-2638 PT. PLEASANT OFFICE 3305 DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 or 843-5424 LIMESTONE 814· 388· 8449 THURS. EVE. 6-8 -3110iiiiiiiiiitfif Announcements PARTS end SERVICE 2/fO/lono. Televtsion Ltstenm& Devtces Computenzed Hearing Aid Selection Heanng Evaluattons For All A&es OPEN EACH CURTIS SWINDALL R UBY SWINDALL . ~~;;~r:~~·379-2590 l/8/1010 pd pofchaa Cell 446 · 7132 675·3164 after 5 00 CLINIC TERMS: Cash or check wtth postltve 1.0., out of town checks must have a bank letter ol cred~ Announce· ments made day of sale shall take precedence over all adverttsements Not Rtsposible lor Gifll llftd 16141 143-5425 Annuuncements ((UT OUT FOI FUTURE USII Time to meke monev for Summer Vacation Se11 AVON lull or part t1me 1 IN MIDDLEPORT PAUL E. SHOCKEY, D.V.M. am8 jii, Gin SHOP "Country TOWN & COUNTRY 1 \\mile, Rd., approK. 1y, mtles. from St. faufield Vanco Rd. !\\miles, tum Iefton Chtlld Rd. approx. 1 mile. WATCH fOR SIGNS fARIIIIACHINERY Massey FergUSQn 275 dtesel farm tractor, New Holland 851 round baler, New Holland 478 haybine, Kuker lndusmes 110 gallon sprayer, 1-tllland Trans~nter tobacco setter Ford 401 3 .pt. hitch r mowmg machme, flatbed wagon: drag d~, pClst hole dtgger MISCELlANEOUS l)ynamark 1036 electric starter ri:ltng mower, Lincoln 225 welder, SMC Sandborn atr compressor, McCullock Mac II cham saw, electric bench gnnder, Aldens pamtsprayer Sears 2fl' push mower, Stimpson meat ..n.vter, Super Biro meat saw, Montgomery Ward 26 cubic'~'i;i deep freeze Kenmore cook stove. ' GiiiliGE E. Ph. 12x66 Torch 2-3 bdr. un· furnished H11 111 screen,a& storms & homemade 1 975 H oily Park, 2 bed~ room all etectm::, cantrale1r . refrtgerator. rang•. new car petmg. front awnmg 20ft. wood deck 8 ' A30', unde.r pmn1ng $12 OOQ 00 304- U. S. RT 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO winning number drawn Monday night in the Ohio Lottery's dally game, "The Number," was 572 In the "Plck 4" game, the winning numberwas'111!4. ' The lottery reported earnings of $443,519 rrom wagering on Its dally game. Earnings cam" on sales of $1,252;003.56, while holders of Win· n1ng tlckets are entitled to share $!109,174.00. BERRY BASKET" "THE II 14·tiC SALES & SERVICE Misc. Merchandise SATURDAY MARCH 16, 1985 Alfred United Methodist Church serving as youth fellowship advisor, Sunday school teacher, treasurer and pianist She was a graduate of Chester HlghSchoolandRioGrandeColleg" and had been a MeigsCounzy school teacher for many years. She had · also been an employe of th" J:;lmwood Nursing Home and the Kimes eonvaleseent Horn..r Surviving are ber husband, Cha• rles D Woode; a son and daughter· 1n law, Clatr and Sue Woode, Dayton; a granddaughter, Conn!, and a great·granddaughter, Amanda, both of BrookvUle, Ohio; lour siSters, Mary Balnum, HDah Roumellote, Beulah Pillet, all of Columbue, and Ferne Cheesebrew, Shawnee; a slster·ln-law, Thelma to r hew Haandyesan'leceLongBot m, ournep s CAU COLLECT, CHESTER-985·3307 614-992-673 Coli Worked m home area 20 years "Free EatiD'Iatat" N &APPLIANCE for Faster StrYitt r.::====::: BOGGS _._ 64 RIDENOUR Rooting of ott Typoo •• P1ty Help Wanted AVON. Sell AVON! Make 46% Cetl 446-3368 Complete Guner Work Complete Remodeling ' down- 201 per month We' re Elsea Home Centers 663-0847 . VINYl & ALUMINUM 246·9296 1---------- c- PUBLIC AUCTION , TIUCI LEASIIG 1100 oo ft. of living opoce. ex neighborhood Call 614· - .. ' Fuel Gouge AltamatorCharge Air Clooner Rwbk:tion Indica· R-. E Buell PROBATE COURT OF Pro-Judge tOf - Gouge or Wamlng Ughto MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO for Engono Water Te,._. FRED W. CROW. ESTATE OF WillOUGHBY F tv,. - 01-.ro- T01quo CROW& CROW HILL. DECEASED Coo- 01 To,_.turo Cue No 24706 Docl<ot t 2 An...,...otU.w, ltuminated lnotrument Ponol P D Box 486 P-470 UFT CAPACITY: To full PomOf'Oy, Ohio 46769 NOTICE OF height 6,055 lbo. 16141992-6132 APPOINTMENT HEIGHT TO BUCKET OF FIDUCIARY HINGE PIN RAISED 10'9" On Mold> 6th. 1986, on the 131 12. 19. 28, 3tc BREAKOUT FORCE: 7,600 Meigo County PnJbeta Court, tbo, No. 24706. Jolon F Hll, Public Notice DUMP ANGLE AT FUll 48977 S. R. 248. Long HEIGHT· 46 dog. Bonom, Ohio 46743 wa LEGAL LOADER: Control Volvo •-ted Exocutor of tho ADVERTISEMENT Singlo lover control for 11ft and - • • of Willoughby F. Hill, Tho lloonl of Letart Town· d~ - Uft lover to ........ pooitille doceooed, leta of 47090 S R lhlp, Moigo County of Ohio "Root" pooition ond ..rum·tu248, LMg Bottom, Ohio WIU bido unlit 7 00 dog feotu•e. Bucket 82" 11 I 46743 O'clock P.M tho dey of Aprot Cubic yon!. Robert E Buck. 1, 1986 far the purehue ole BACKHOE· 0-"9 dopth Proboto Judge SAE roted 14'5" - Digging WITH MINIMUM SPEC!FI · force bucl<ot cytindor SAE LonoK - o d . CATIONS AS FOllOWS rated 10.4415 tbo. - Digging Cloftt ENGINE· t4) Cytondor Diooel force dlpf>er cyli.- ·sAE t31 t2, t9. 28. 3tc - 60 SAE N81 Honopowor roted 8.014 lis - Hydroutlc TRAIIISMISSION: !41 ltabitlzen- Swing 180 dog. S.-J powor lhuttlo with hytlfButic cuohioM at .... and of OfOCh owing otro1oo For 8 Public Sale oofety the bodchoe be & Auction ~nod tu ont1 outoPublic Notice •SPEEO QUEEN lAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR BLACKSTON NEW (AR & Pomeroy. uH. 4S76t 992-5875 Or 742-3195 1fiiiiPni0ni Av - REAR TIRES 1'7,5L x •ZENIIH · •SYlVANIA We Han AF1ll Tl•• Shp T11hlel11 liiK, 326 YOU~G!!! (all: -lied u- Notico•h-ygiwnon tho 11th dey of March. 1986. Phlip Tierney, Co· ....,,_ of tho e...te of E N - E Smith, iota of 307 South St. Auph SIIMt. Alex· endna, Vwgu-..•• a.d ., thil -·-under~-~-MN 430 ;.;"'~ of lottlllofadmirosbab<>oillued to him bv the Cln:urt coun of the City of Afexandflo. Virgonlo Noti,c:e • 1un1oor all cndrton of Mid NO DOWN PAY.NT IOWU MOIIItlY PAYMINT fOR ALL YOUR WIRING NEEDS Restdenttal & Commerctal liability on the road at me>il- >.a:7 m.Jong44.0001bo - S -·~ _:-ljo:OCt~~ tUOO lbo."·"-· ,_. • choice. MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE .... _ • .,....,....... 1100 U,•t•-,..,..., __ " ... . ~.~, to "dnvt tht vthielt of your 888-7311 . .,.. _ _ TfltpfityiHi:i+l- - Truck drivers needed, min· 1mum exparience Call 613 - SUPERIOR SIDING CO. IU " - H - ~~~~~ 111 Public Notice Public Notice offered for •le as is. M Jn........ •• fwU.• ~ •.. aa..... EnPit-A·Cir, tbt OIOdtm woy 992 ·1>21S or 992 -7314 ' Pomeroy, Ohio 12 8 tfc .,........... •.......... ".,_..... r'--=---=--==----- II W•••••lut •1W..-.1111"-"t Public Notice Y. C. •....... : : =· .."::. ."'"' ... ....... We'd Ilks to tntroduet you to - Addons and remodeling ---'Roofing and gutter work - Concrete wor\ - Piumb•ng and alectncsl work (Free E&tlmBtll} lll Court Sl Po•rtr Oluo •!:i11i9 ==~~th~e~frr~ed~iC~o~mtm~u~nl~zy~~OO~y~ea~rs~~~~~~:~~~;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;:~·1-~~~~~~~~ ~ CARPENTER SERVICE Beautiful 3 bdr home built for you •1 &,900 • up See our models Call 1 · 614~ 4 bdr laundry ut1hty room EUGENE LONG II •if.__.. __ central hoat a~r , aprtnker system, fireplace 1 Yz bath , 3 bdr, intulated v 1nyl underpinning Approx ~1~ - 286 · ;t.UL ototo Rt. 554, U3,000. Coli 614-246·5296 l / 11 ftts WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR ~~~~~f~-~L~R~~~~2~1~x~18~:'·&. OR dis·. tpnnklr syatern'. fireplace ~ 1 '11 beth, 3 bdr. Insulated vmyl _ 1981 V1ctqri1n 1 4x70 26ft . e~~;pando. Quell Creek , t wtmm1ng pool plly LR (21 O~R. S~:rvtl.t:s 11 1981 Victorion14x702Bft, eKplndo. Ou11l Creek, twimmlng pool , play - Real Log Home1. Log homes ults 1nd construction Stop 1n, 1M our menv models. F.H . A , VA approved Elrthtone Country Living, Water St, Jackson. Oh lmined•ete pones11on 2 bedroom home, 2 acres, 1,224 lb tobacco ba.- . 614·742·2076. No Sunday (ails INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE bldg., water. Mineralborn. righttcounty Incl., t139K C-.ii'61!4-;CCG-C$1 1 . ............. 1288 after 5PM Wanted to buy 1 wh11e w1th gold trim vanity or powder tabla tn good condition Cell - YOUNG'S ho-. 2000 eq.ft w -g•rage. 3 bclr • 2 be .• FP. oitHT.AC Modernequlp , from trailer. C1ty achools, located between Gelhpoltt & Holzer Hospital. Call 446· stNG1,1124.95 304-675-6276 0. Sealed bids can be Hilt to Rutland Viltooge Inc . Box 420. Rutland, Ohio 46775. U.ot date bido woK be fiCCetlllldlo12 Noon. April 2. 1986 Tt-. wloicteo may be _ , in front of the Rutland CMc: Center. ltutlond VIllage Council nothe right to nojoct any and ott bido. veloictoo are Veterans Memorial RT. 62 NORTH POINT PLEASANT, W. VA. I mtles from Pomeroy-Mason Brid&o PHONE 992-2156 Wr!lt DIIIIJ Se"tlfttl C11Stilrell Dtpl !l:L~~~~i~~&.,~r.~-!=·~:Z: 26. Area deaths HelenWoode The Daily Sentinel l. accident on Rout" 124 and trans ported Sally Holman from the scene to v.,t.,rans Memorial Pomeroy was called to the sheriff's office at 10· 45 a m. for Robert Stewart who was d"ad on arrival. At 2. 20 ·p.m., the Syracuse ftr.. department was called for a chlrrm"y fir" at the Ira Eblin res tdence on Hubbard St At 4 31 p m., Pomeroy went tol68Mulberry for Esta Russell who was taken to Veterans Memorial. And at 7. 5.1 p m , Racine was called to Blind Hollow Rd. lor Melvin Forester who ' was transported to Vet.,rans Memorial ~ MOTEL r-:===:-:--:-:--:::::=============================;-- PIJ8UC NOTICE The Vi~ of Rutland has the foti!)Wing rterno up for oole: A 1966 Fruoheuf Semo·Truc:k Tank Senol No. GW 986t9. model No FU050F and o Mrr:o 1964 White Multiple charges Emergency squads filed against Smith answer eight calls - M"mhers of the Catholic Tom and Mary Bowen were lot or the Pomeroy program be Women's Club are being advised spending a two month vacation at conducted right there. Now that'D that the March meeting has been Bonita Springs, F1a ., and hav" now be handy. cancellfid due to the ..cumentlcal returned home • --services at the St. Paul Lutheran Tom says that on.,..venlng, som" During the·ttme that the weather Church on the same ..venlng. , of the vacationing Meigs Countlans was so bad and th.,re was a lot of Ice The next meeting has been In the Bonita Springs area drelded around, Mrs. Charles R. Manuel, rescheduled for AprU 11 with mass to eat together at one of the 49173 Manuel Road, Racine, had a at 7 and th" meeting at 7::Jl. restaurants and there were 25 of pansylnbloomlntheyard. Andyou -lleh!'4Jlled ' tQ_~rve re!Jes_hm~n~-,~eQ)_J!L!l~.ll!llle l'jg WQJ!,der, we - _t!tou~t.Pi!M~Jtere"w~!._ < are Barbara Mullen, Joan McLain, didn't see as many people during _ _:;__ !':~ ~u~=".~ Allee Freeman and the bad weather - and lncldenWe almost have to stand for Itllooa nill:I\.~H . ~~· tc.tlly, i:.hl5-Wii:5 o:r.J.Y a part o: the- - somettU:ng~ tiixause u we- -don't _ And - the monthly gospel hymn Meigs group enjoying the sunny we're too apt to laD for anything Do sing ofthe United Faith Churcb.has South. Well! keep smillitg , for Sale Sy owner 1811cr", cuttom brick For sale by owner 3 bedroom house , hardwood floon . Full baHment, en· and! obtaining the of way lor the bllre p;ith, onre the vUiage and ' Chess!" Ratlway officia ls have agrl>ed on a price The legislatkm (Continued rrom page 1) approved last night, however, was written to make the village responsl- P m. accident· At the jall. Stewart ble for the right o/ way phase at this - complained of stomach cramps and time Engineer costs for the was taken back to v.,t.,rans by the bikeway plan havebeenestunated Pom~royEMSunltat 2 :30a.m He Home• for S•le w u - • dryor. Business Buildings FOR SALE OR LEASE, commercial property and new building, 70',.; 100' with \ 2 acres, 425' roed frontage,, no zonmg required , 2 m1lea north of Pomt Pleasant. w Va on Rt , 62. Phone 304 • 675-1578 woakdayo. 304. 675-7896 weekends 36 Lots evenmgs and ' & Acreage 2 acres on Cora Centerpoun Rd near Centerpoint Ap· prox 400 ft road fronteg•. good building lite , enoU9fl timber tor hHt~ng 6 yn. or more. prrce t2,500 Cell 814·882 · 8844 1 14 acres restrkted with unfinished bllllmei'lt, elec • wotll' Coli '14.. 3044. : �10-The Sentinel LAFF-A-DAY 41 54 7 foot hand cerved pew. Good cond. 175.00. 304· 676 -2636 . Houses for Rant ___,. HouH for rent. Calf 30•· • 675 - 72_6_3 _1tn:.lU.O~ 675-5386 . 1 B hp child . Coll614 ·256·6058. garden tractor, Six piece wood livingroom suite &250.00 . 304-675 5084 . Langavillo. 3 to 4 bedrooma. Big yard and gi!Jrden area. t200 .00 plus utilities and &acurity deposit required. Coll614·992-5692 . · Winchester Modal 12 Trap Grado. 304-675-41 80 till 5 76 .I WV 12V generator and otartor. $20 ••· Now 1 2" BW TV t45. Call446· 1608. f29S. C'!! -!1 HY Ferguaon 86 tractor with Freeman loader & 6ft. blede ·u. 195 . Coli 614-286 · 6522. -o·oo-·a m (HI News . Cil Hot Potato (I) Beverly Hillbillieo Cil Dr. Who liD 3 · 2 · 1 . COntact ICC) @I) Diff"rent Strok81 IHBOI Puff the Magic lin~gon -A ·magtCci("Oragon. takes a young mute boy on an adventurous Journey. An- long 8·1 0. like new , 1100.00. 304·676·3288. - -~....,..----..-.- -__..,.~ Luggage rack to fit . 810 CheVy Blazer. 8 ft tru~k topper. 3 speed transmllolon Ford. ~04·076·1469 . JD 2 row planter. tobacco setter, 5 pt. chizel plow. JD 8 ft. wheel disc, New Service s ~ ~ ~~· UniiCfamcie theio lour J..-, ontlolttr IO NCh IQuaro. to form lour ordinary ......a "3/12/85 Tqpper. white alumn for Gravely tractor electric atart, B 1pd .. with 30 ln. rotiry rrlower.- tiller 8t IUiky. Coli 446·4149 . . ftfli)N"f fj)~ fi' THAT IICIWIILED WORD !WI£ EVENING B & M TIRES ; Tire d .. ls. Custom Wheels. Call tor prlcoa 30.4 -895 - 3466, Since 1971 . CAPTAIN EASY . THE'I'LL PAY! ·----. CRIHB . "The Utile Print answer here: [ !---------- •- AKC Boston Terrier ferl)ale, 2 mo. old. shots a., wormed. $1 50 . Call 446· 7432. --:---:-~· lc ­ Parakea.ta. Cocatiela , Finches, Seed , Cagea. All Supplieo. Call 614 ·986 · 4212. __ AND USED Used stovea refrigerators. Compare prices, aave today . 304-773-6430. Trailer for rent. 661 Beech St.. Middleport. Coli 614992-2366 . 46 Spaca for Rent Mobile homo. 2 bedroom. 1- - - - - - - -- - "!-__,..-....:....______ furnished. central air, natural gaa, on lergelot in Celmp I . Mio~:le home.lot, 12'x60' or Conley, e176.00 plus Utili- smaller. t76 water paid. 4th ties, deposit with referen- • Nail. Gallipolis. Call 446· 54 Mi.c. Merchandise 304-675 ·7566 after . 4416 altar 7PM . 63 Livestock . Sorrell 1979 Model Reg. Gelding; started on barrels, ve,y gentle. 59' Rag. SorreU. gelding shown in 4-H Welt· Judy Taylor Grooming. Call ern Pleasure in open quarter 614-367-7220 . horae compelion. Good confirmatiOn , no bad habits. Briarpetch Kennels Profes- Coli 61 4-286·6622 . sional All-breed grooming. . - - - - -- - - - - : Indoor-outdoor boarding fa - 2-¥. Simmental bulls for cilities. English Cocker Spa· sale. Call 614 - 388 ~ 8178 niol puppies. Call 61 4 -388· after 8PM . 9790 . Whirlpool cheat type freezer. Dragonwynd Cattery Ken· used 2 mo.: 16.2 cu.ft. n.el . CFA Himalayan, Persian H25. love seat $100; and Siamese kittens. AKC Kitchen dinette sat red 8t Chow puppies. Call 614- white. wood $50. Call446· 446·3844 altar 7PM . 0201 . -·' AKC Registered Doberman pupa for sale. $60. each . Ears not clipped. 1 black and tan female. 1 red male and 2 red females . .Call 614-9492792. AKC Cocker Spaniel pupa, 5 wks. old. 2 blonde females ~~~- 1 ~J3~ . mole . Call 92 2 1976 Cutlass Suprema AC, PS. PB, crulu, 8 track. new tires. Call alter 5PM. 614· 388-9680 . . 44 · Apartment for Rent 1984 Dodge Caravan . PS.PB.AC.CC.TW. AM ·FM digital clock radio. 10.000 miles. Call 614-949-2273. 1977 Dodge % ton window van. Automatic, air condi· tion, radials. Good condition. 11800. Coll614-992· 3194. Trailer loti, aewer and water iurnlahed, will take one omall child. 304·675-1076. Will cut and deliver fire wood. Coll614-266· 1528. Merchand is e JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS !Equal Housing Opportur)ity) monthly rent ·starts at $163 tor 1 bedroom and $198 for 2 bedroom, deposit 1200, located near Spring Valley Plaza and Foodland. pool and Cable TV available, houra·•• possible 10 am to 4 pmand7pmto9pm Monday-Friday. Call 4462746 or leave manage. Redec;orBted 2 bdr apt., axe . location. Regency Inc. Call 304-675-7283 675·6104 or 675·5386. Nlcley furnished arnett house. mobile home. eft. apt. edulta only. Call 4460338 . 1974 Ford PU. good cond . 1976 Pacer, gaa Nver. very good cond. Call 814·388· 9909. . . . Pool People Speciol:' Above ground poola·thru 4·15-85-Froo OUtO pool cleaner and under light value $269.96 . lnground pool kill. 16x32 - $2 . 395 . 1 &.36 · 12.695. 20•40· $2.895 in otock. Middlopon 992-6724 or Gallipolis 446· 3051 . 51 Household Goods -------~~­ SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olive St., Gallipolis. New & uud wood·coal ttoves, 6 ~ wood LR auite $399, bunk bail a t 199. antron recliners $99, new &. ueed bedroom suites, ranges. wringer waahara. & shoes. New livingroom auitea I 1 99· $699. Iampo. a lao buying coal a. wood 1tove1. Coll614-446-3169 . LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofa. chair. rocker. ottomon. 3 toblet.loxtra heovyt. 1686. Solot ond choirs priced from 1286. to 1895. sso and up toand S125. Tobloo. Hido·o· beda.U80. to 8660 .. sofa beds 11 Darkroom! Complete black &. while darkroom $360 . Coli 61 4·388·9640. 6 to BPM. 7 · triple track · storm windows & acreon1 32x69'1> and 1 - size 24x.50Vt . 810 ooch. Coli 876· 1503. 1 '3 Lowrey rhythm organ. 2 keyboards. chord pedals. Will sell for $1000. or trade · for camper trailer of equal For Sale -200 bal81. Third cuning Alfalfa & Orchard ·volue. Cell 614·985·4392 . Gran Hav. 82 .00 per bale. Som~ first cutting at $1 .76 . D11ve Fox at 614· 247-4418 . 58 Fruit & Vegetables . \ Hay. $1.76. Nice. early cut. orchard gra11. lasher Farm, Rutland . Onion aeta 49 centalb; aeed 1 -:::--:-----:-:-::-~ potatoes 60 lb $6.99; sweet Ground ear corn $6.00 par qnion Pl·ants ; cabbage 100 cwt. Ear Corn 12.50 . planta; fruit and vegetables No Sunday sales. 304-676ell types. 8 & S Produce. 3308. Viand St .. Point Ple11ant. 55 Seed & Fertilizer Fo rm Su pJJii es & L1ves tuck Ford 6ft. diac, Pitt1burg 14 in. plow. Both 3 pt. hitch, ••c. cond. Coli 304- n35323 . 61. Farm Equipment Go·Cort. 8 HP. S400. Call C2b58;·~1~4;5;6~.;,rt;;;;;:i;i;~;j; For aale: 1972 International 3414 industrial enclosed back hoe. size 9 N Ford tractor. plow and dioc. Phone 304· 675·2848 . . 1 976 Joop CJ7. V-8, Auto .• ,,PS . • 1500. Call 614-9822806 or 614· 992·2870 1979 Mercury Zephar, 4 cyl .. auto .. low mileage . Call 446-8266 1983 Muotong. 4 SP.d. 4 cyl. air . ps, pb. hatchback, sun roof. Coli 266·6641 . 1962 Oldo 88. collocton item. 2 new tires, tailpipe, runs good, body very good cond., all original perta, 42.387 octuol mlloo. S800. Coli 446-4482. 1977 Grand Prix 84.000 mlloo. ahlrp. 1872 Chov. lmpolo. good ahape. Coli 446·0492 aftor 8:30. Good-1 Excavating, basements, footers, drivewavs. septic tanks. landscaping. Call anytim' 61 4 · 446· 4637, Jemes Lr Davison. Jr. owner . CD Jeopardy ALLEY OOP L.OOK ,'\'OU CAN CALL ME "BROTHER.'; OR 'COUSIN" OR WHA.T· E;VER '<OU WANT! . t 7 ft . Crutllnor. 166 inboard-outboard. power trim prop, power trim tabe, trl·heul. 304· 8711-6281. i 8- It ·Hydro &porta Booa Boot. fully oqulppod. 8 -8 prop, on Pro-trail trailer. Exc cond, 304·811· 1 Bl1 . ' I . Prodigies and P?Ss1b1ht1es: The natUre of be•ng g•f~ed IS · examined ·through new scientific research and •nterviews with several child prodigies. (60 min .) fJ1 MOVIE : "The Deadly 1 'This is Spinal Tap" · 8 :30 Cil lil @ Who"s tho Boss? ICC) . 0 (I) ~ AHco iCC) Elhol loses his confidence after he accidentally shoots himself. 9 :00 o rn rn Riptide (I) 700 Club .. (!)NCAA Division I Men"s women's Indoor and Field Champion· In Search of Excellenc~ 9 :30. !MAX] Album Flash: Phol Collins 10:00 .0 al CD Remington Steele A cartoon1st f1nds , his life thrAatened when a comic stnp refleC ts the close calls the man is experienc1ng in his life. (60 min .) CIJ Q) (W Moonlighting Maddie and David become in\/Oived in a bizarre ·caper when they try to track down an industrial secrets leak . 160 min. I liD Passion lor Excellence: An Evening w/ Tom Peters fB American Caesar Ot:SLIP AG'IN !! ill Cil rn o CIJ® Ill News Bill Cos~y Show Ood"o l -12-85 . J32 t AK> + on By James Jacoby WEST EAST It violates bridge proprieties to +7 eK JS> pretend you ha\1£! .a proble?.l when_ .in ., " WH o " ... . AK4 fact none exists. But there 1s nothmg • J 872 tJ 096 wrong with hesitating and thinking at + 10 B >2 +J 9 7 the table when you really do have a SOUTH problem. Unfortunately you may be • Q8 3 2 giving your opponents more help than ' yourself with a long and obvJOus • Q4 3 + A K6 pause. The advice given by Mike Lawrence in "Winn ing Bridge 1ntan· Vu lne;able: East ~Wesl' gibies" is to bid and play in an even Dealer: North tempo: The failure by East to follow Wes t North E.as l South this advice kept his side from defeat· 1+ Pass• ~ 1+ -ing a game contract. Pass 2• Pass 4• The bidding was direct, although Pass Pass .. Pass ·three no-trump is a better contract, ' • short pa use . Had South tried to . place the contract •• l o ~g huddle · there by bidding three·no-trump over .. two spades, .North· would have been Opening lead : •I 0 happy to pass. L.._ _ _....;._ _ _ _ _ _ __. East won the opening lead with the •o• • heart ace, cashed the heart king· and for South to linesse the 10, playing Wesl for one of the trump honors. But South was an expert player with excellent table awareness. The only :rational explanation for a vulnerable East to pause noticeably before pass.ing the final four-spade bid was that he was consideriQg doubling. Accord·ingly South played a low spade to ·dummy's ace and led through the K-J Easl's hand to land his contract. To avoid this kind of giveaway, any player should decide early in the auc· lion what he will do if the opponents b1d on to a game contract. Bidding and playtng 1n an even tempo would surely have resulted m a plus score · for East against expert South, who knew th~ normally correct percent· age play m lhe spade su1 t. Z3 Potato Z5.Biunder 28 Olive genus "star" l.r+--t---t-- coin Z9 Edit 3Z French condition · 3) s~~~: i hr+-+- 38 To the Way Out" CIJ WKRP in Cincin~ali ·· 0 Cil Fall Guy . Cil Latenight America 1)0 Te•)... PEANUTS I .' 14/0NDER IF TJ:lEV RE REAL~Y SHEEP.,. MA'AM, HOW DO I . KNOW TI4AT THESE AJW<'T WOLVES IH SHEEP'S CLOTHING? "" ABC News Nlghtline • Twilight Zone IHBOI MOVIE: "Hot Dog. The Movie" !MAXI Erot1 Americ:o 12:00 Cil Burna llo Allen . . (!) Bodybuilding : 1984 Mo. Olympia Competition from Momroal C.nocla · Cil ABC News Nightllne ® MOVIE: "Where Wore You When the Ughto Went Out1' · G (HI Eye on Hollywood •ounomoke (MAXI MOVIE: "Under Fire" ICC) 12:30 G (I) ClJ Late Nljjht with point 381!:rect tO Analyze UHost DAILy CRYPTOQUOTES- Here's bow to wori: It: G1 Waugh's Water Service . Wells. cisterns, pools. reaaonable ralea. Nl9ht ·or day. Coli 61 4-258· 1240. David lallo~ source . ', %1 Sunder 28 Japanese :n Cruising Cil l<en'a Water Service. Wells, ctaterns, pools tilled. Phone 614· 3117-0623 or61 4 -367 · · 7741 night or dey. 3 Clever native 11 Guarantee actors 13 Ragout I Playing 14 GlanceS marble 15 Cub Scout 5 Acclivity group ·&Being (Sp.) · Yesterday's Answer -16 Hasten 1 Fit II Frost 27 Cumpact 11 Make lace fiddle 19 Gather 30 Dairy 18 Webfooter 8 Inaugu· 20 Spacious product State • ration Z3 What 31 Lachry· 20 Musical 9 Molasses a shame! mose master (Brit. ) Z4 Tirana is 33 Type size Z1 Dross 1Z Her name itscapital 31 My (Fr.) zz Exasperate means Z5 Sugar :n ~tei- 34 Anger 35 Blood i fl:f:COGNIZES ME 1! ACROSS DOWN 1 Haze 1 Botch 5 Respond to ZBetween 10 Peruvian (prefiX) dance • NO ONE: . by THOMAS JOSEPH formal 11 :30 SNAKE!! a (HBOI Hilchhiker: Man at the Window [MAXI MOVIE: "T~o Kentucky Fried Movie' 10:30 Cil Celebrity Chefs (I) Mclaughlin Group lil Soap IH60) Culture Club · in Concert One of the most colorful hltmakers in music today performs at the Hammersmith Odeon in london . 11 :oo Ja-mes 'Boya Water Service . Also pools filled . Call 614266 · 1 141 or · 61 4 - 446 · 1175 or 614-446-7911.. R M F.urnilur~ M~'!!.!!:~ turing, St. Rt. 7, Crown City. Oh . Coli 614-258· 1470. caY. Eve. 446·3438 . Old & noW Uphoatored. NORTH e A 109 4 ~HhtVJer "Seduced" General Hauling TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1163 Soc. Avo .. Gollipollo. 614·446 ·7833or61 4 ·446 1833. He Who ·hesitates ... ~M~~,~ ·rn ~j c~~ ~.......,..,.-= ~--·. •·.·==·~===.;:;,:.~.Malcolm and Je nny becQme involved in a complex in\lesrigation concer.n ing the murdered ~1fe of an illegal ai~n- (60 mm .) 0 (I) (j~ MOVIE: E lectrica I 87 . .Upholstery James Jacoby ~~~~ilrom~E,~!~:~iri~~!N~V~~,·-~1-~...,....---.,~--~=·~·-.,.-"~"----~- ··~ ----~ "'"~· & Refrigeration ,85 BRIDGE The GAVE ME SEWING Machine repairo. aervice. Authorit.ed Singer Sales a. Service Sharpen Scinors. Fabr ic Shop . Pomeroy. 614·992 -2284 . Boaa Trocker 2. bus boot with 40 HP Mercury motor. 181 Mlnnkoto troll motor. lupor alxty. 2 •nortH. Too many extru to fiat. *4280. Cfll 114·8811-4387. · Q) Gil Pas.sion on EKcellence , Iii WKRP In Cincinnati B:OQ O [Z)ClJ A·TeamiCC)The A · Team titkes on ci n underworld s yndtcate that is forcing two sisters to sell their Miami Beach reson . (R) (60 min.) (I) Gentle Ben (!) Tennis: 1985 Davis Cup Highlights . ffi Portrait of America: Massachusetts (I) Ol @ Throe"s a Crowd !CCI 0 Cil ~ Jefferson& iCC) Cil MOVIE : "On the Town" ® Nove iCC) "Child"s Play; TH' VARMINT 1883 Kaw01akl Motorcycle 850. Still under warranty. Windshield and cralh bare. low mlloge. S1400. Coli 614·867· 3941 . 14 ft. ·boot troller. 40 HP Johnaon motor, e•tra prop •1. 150 or bell ollwr. Coli 448-4337. · (I) Family Feud Cil Stotewide 84 Boatt end 0 ® Wheel of Fortune ~~~~~~~~i~r~~~~ Shadow, like now. 2.700 1182 Camero auume loan. Coli 304·8.711·11188. ' ANNIE Excavating 1884 Harley Oovidaon XLX. 2400 miles: extras, excel· lont condition. S~IOO.IIrm. Coll614-992-511113. Motors for Sale ·• Bob Goalby . (I) ® 1880 Horely Dovldaon Sportater, 3.000 mllee . $2.600. Soo ot Betz Hondo. 75 · Fnrt!m~-·~ (jj} MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour ® News Ol @ Now Name That Tune fiJ Jefteraa:ns 7:30 0 ill 'fie lac Dough C!> Winning Golf Tips fro m ' the Pro s - Doug Sanders and Plumbing 83 1 977 Hondo 5114. Floirlng wln1hield, headen, axe cond. S785.00 . .Fall 30489&-3458.. . -"J! . (I) & Heating Yamaha ' YZ 126 J water cooled. like new, -call evening• 614-367-7197. 1 9B3 Hondo Shadow 750. Call 446· 3162 or 446· 1736. 1978 Z· 28 now engine new paint. T·top, AC. tilt whHI. 12.600. Coll448·7020. 1970 Ford Fairlane 302 run• good 1300. Coli 614· 388· 8888 otter 2PM. Motorcycles 74 oi Fonuno !!-ill-Wh~ JIM"S PLUMBING & HEAT· lNG . Rt . 1, Box 356. Galli· polls. Call614·367·0.5 76 . mlloo. 12.600.00. call otter· 6 PM 304·876·4382. • ClJ Wheel size Concrete. CARTER"S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine Gallipolis. Ohio Phone 614·446 · 3888 or 614-446-4477 I rn the JUMbltlloDtJb. 2hnd2:2 . . .nKMMI«I1":~a:=,"::::..:-:.r.= ,.-~:!~~~ H:.=~-~-~- ~h~ .~ "JI, ""''"·~···""",~... ~ - tw.m., .ddmt,... ~oOde 1M~~ PlY~~~·:~·:·:: ..::~~:. ~· :: --·.· ,. ·~" -~·-··=·,--. ,.,. ~...§~..r~·~~~-~~·~ ~-~,....~·~· ~-~-~-~~:· .. Mlc.hael'a Painting and Wal· !papering. Call 614-742 : 232B. - - - - : - - - - - : -lc0 &. M Contractors. Vinyl and aluminum aiding ., , . replace.ment windows · i n 1 u la.t I n g · roo f I n g remodeling and naw ·. et.UUiir"Ut tiurt·gufi.e, •· .c.-n 304-773-5131 . 82 Yesterday'S. Jumbles: CROWN STAIO GIBLET MAlTED .Answer. A middle-age spread Is simply thisA WAIST OF TIME (IJ Entertainment Tonight :1977 Cutlau S V·6 , auto. PS. PB. ·=!~. - AM..fM, c::;.::l- · 1&73 cneVroiet 4 wheei lont ohopo. Call 614-367· drive PU, would like to trade 0658, fOr regular PU or equal value. RoN·s Televiaion Service. Coli 614-256-11309. 1981 Buick Regal one Specializing in Zenith and owner, PS, PB, air cruise, 1977 Datsun pick-up with Motorola , Ouazar, end tilt. AM-FM cau. price camper top. good cond .• houao calla. Call 304- 576· nogotiable. Call446-1683. easy ori gas. t1 000. Call 2398 or 61 4 ·446·2464 . 614·247-4005 . 1984 Dodge Daytol)a -----=--~ · lc- Fetty Tree Trimming. stump Turbo. 6aPd .• 1ir, tilt. cruin, 1984 Ford Ranger. 4 cy- removal . Call 304 -676 AM -FM COllette. Coli 614- linder. 4 speed. AM-FM 1331 . 256·1436. cesaette. -17.000 mi. Call RIN.GLES"S SERVICE. ex· 614-986· 3886. 81 Monte Carlo t-'t opt. AC. perienced carpenter. electri· PS. PB. tilt steering, AM-FM 1 9n Ford F1 00 pick-up. cian, maaon, painter. roof· 8 track. $6.000. Coli 446· PS.PB. automatic. Fair con- ing (Including hot. tar 3972. dition. Asking , •1ooo.oo. application) 304·676· 2088 Registered Quaner horse Coli 81 4·992· 2848 otter or 675· 7368. breeding Irish Ray by AQHA 1980 Ford 150 Corgo von. &PM . ' Champ: Tonto Bar Ouest new tires, exhauat• wheels. Rotary or cable tool drilling. "AAA" . Call446-3889. 49;ooo mi. 1883 Dodge 1979 Ford F-260 . 4x4 with Mon ·wella completed same Omni 4 apd .. 38,000 mi .. per . No ruat . Step day. Pump sales and serviStud Service-AOHA Rusty Pop Bar. Reg . Mare AM· F,., can., deluxe pkg . t.~l~~~~:trrailar hitch. sliding ces. 304-896-3B02. 1976 Dodge Charger Spon. Coli 61 4- 91!9~!21_:-~~ .•:;;;;::;;n;:;;;;;;;;;;:,;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;~ 9100 . 00 . Grade Mare loaded. 35.000ectuolmilfi; · --···· ... • '~ l!i I>'Hoi'ilo1ffipi"O\iijmon1•.· · S&O.OO . Call 61 4 -247 · expect the beat11984 Olds replacement windows . 3215. Cutle11 Supreme 306 V-8, 4 1 !h ton wrecker Homes 470, aluminum soffit; vinyl aid· Hereford Bull, 3 · years Old, barrel AM -FM c•11., 6,800 ·twin bopm, runs and wor\1 ing, continuous guners, free mllea . 1982 Chevetta good. Must aell; canbeseen, eatimalaa. all work guaran· 8600 .00. Can see calves. ·26.000mi., 2dr., red.,auto, K&KMobileHometalealot teed , winter months 304·882· 31 10. AM-FM call., very nice. Call Point Plaaaent. ·cheaper. Call evenings, 304614-246-9565 or614-245576-2644. Arabian Stallion at stud. 6131. B a. B Auto Sales. 1979 Ford Cu1tom pickup Pure brad and part Arabian for sale . Ask about our· 1964 Crown Imperial push F-160. long whool boae. 4 Building- remodeling. dry· speed, standard shift, gOOd wall; kitchan-bat_h room in· incentive program. R It J button transmi11lon, 'very con d. 12.600.00. 304-458- stallation. door -window Arabian. Leon, W . Ve. 304· · good cond. Coli 446-4703. framing , vinyl & alumin. 1863. 458· 1 062. . Siding,' roofing. 304-675· 2440. 43 Ferms for Rent 46 acres good flat farm land. •so acre. Rt. 7. 9 miles below Gallipolis, oh. Call 614-256-6038 betwMn 1 &7PM . BORN LOSER I I I H I X]. !An1wers tomtlfrow) Escape' 7 :00 0 ill PM Magazine Here Come Brides C!l Sport.c.nt.r J & J's Siding Vinyl &. al~minum aiding ·a. rOofing. Free estimates. Call 614· 367·7468. Pets for Sale C- Electric DaY 01 a .Time MOVIE: "Brady"s rantee. furnished . eatlmatn. Coli collect 1 ·61'4 -237· 0488. !f a:·rn. tu"1:i' p-.-m: Rogers Baaeme .n t Waterproofing. • BUilding Materials Block, brick) sewer pipes, windows, lintels, etc. Claude Winters, Rio Grande. 0 . Coll614-245· 5121. HILLCREST KENNELS Boarding all . breeds. Heated indoor-outdoor facilities . AKC Doberman puppies: Stud Sarvice. Call614-446779~, •' <' ., World Class Marcum Roofing It Spouting. Now installing rubber roofs. 30 years eJ~:perie'!c•. specializing in built up roof. Call 614-388·9857. 56 Arnold and Bob L.oe -l. ,MY-HRE I I.. __(] . Fl For rent, one bedroom bnement apt. in Valley Furniture, n~"Y , &. Middhlport. Utl!itias fur- uied. Large section of qllalniahed . 8200. a month and ity furniture. 1216 Eastern t90. dopooh . Coll61 4 -992· LA :-:-v:-o-:.•_G_e_l,lip_o-:11_•·---~ . I Henderson 2 bedroom 2603. &. dryer avacado Washer house. full size basement. 1185.00 month. $100 .00 2 apta. for rent . 1 bedroom.1 8226. Whirlpool . washer deposit and references re- furnished and 1 unfur- $96, 40' in. electric range nished. In Darvin area. Call $96, 30' in. electric range quired. 304·675·1 118 .614-992-2807. other rengea to choo• from . Hoover dryer $96. 6 3 room furnished apt. In frost tree refrigerators start :42 Mobile Homas Pomeroy. Utilities paid. Call at 8160, small harvest gold 614-992·9903 or 614-992· refrigerator $126, g.. range for Rent 6949. $65 . Coli 446 - 7398 . Skaggs Appliances. Upper Rd. . Fumiih&d. no city~· tc;Au"i , · APARTMEI'\ITS •• "'o~ilo homes. housea. Pt. Pleasant water & sewage furnished , beautiful riverview. Ka - and Gallipollo. 614-446· Antique couch Qold 8 ft ., velvet upholstery. walnut nauge . Foater's Mobile 8221. trim. 83.00. Coll446-2166 .. Home Pork. 446-1602. 3 room efflencv apt, with Trade Center ' furniture 10•60 2 bdr.. gas heat. refrigerator and stove. lo- Outlet, Kanauga, Oh . New cated 701 Viand St. private lot. $150 plus deposit. Call 446-9204 or 446- $165 .00 month pluo utility. Maytag • Crosley Applian304-675 - 5440 or 676- ce•. Call 446-4466 . 2851 . 3131 otter 5:00. Beautiful bookcase water-· Nice 2 bdr. mobile home, completely 'furnished . nice Unfurnished apartment, 5 bed used 6 mos .• new $669 , location, no pets, Call 614- rooms. basement and yard. sell lor $325. Call 446· · n 60.00 month. deposit. 4703 . 245-5818 . • 304-676-7641 evenings. Dinette set 6 chairs 6. table . Coli 61 4-256·1778 alter &PM . by Henri I!>UT THE-Y"LL PAYL .~ · Improvements House for rent. $166. per month. 8100. «taposit. Mid· dleport . Call ' 614 · 992 · 2772 . 11 The Television Viewing t Auto Parts & Accessories John Deere and draw "-' 12,650. Mea· plows. Needs minor KIT 'N' CARLYLE ®bJ Larry Wright Big John Deere 301 0 trac'or 13.795. John Deore 3 bot· tom plow• U86. John Oeere101 and complete. Ve~ reaeonabie, 304·676·2258. 2 bdr. unfurnished houle with garege. Caii448-96B6. Farm Equipmant mower. snow blade. disc Moving Sale, new refrigera· tor 14 cu ft . Full 1ize bed . 61 Big lntarnadonel.340 trector with lnternatlonel mower repairs. 304·675· 6727. House N.G . ·sch . 2 or 3 bdr. cc~te4,~~ee.-e~e . double oven, HarVest t~~~=:... Houie tor re'n t 2 bdr. $f60 mo. adults wh:h 1 small end or prege, dozer work. Mite. Merchandise Pomeroy-Middleport~Ohio 1986 Tuesday, March 12, 1986 Ohio lenennan T onighf s - guests are Bill Kirkenbauer and Michael Drosntn . AXYDLBAAXR laLONGFELLOW One letter stands for another. 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' ,, . ~ All league·honorees Prostate problems See J'ap!13,4 ~Family Medldne on Page 8 '$ 66 million losses Closed . story on Page 6 ' See sheJiff's .Mory oa . ,.,.,-~::3: :A=4u=JI:~ ~=~ =~=~:o=KE= 7=a~ ~:~ L~ ~=~o~·~.~ o~s~ ~ E~r~~~· -~S~:A~'/~E~.·~·F'~f~I~T~H~·!"!·~T!-..H..E; ·~;· ijil.i:E~·I!'!:S~U~.~~E;;•~R~-!-.-i••E~C.·~~~A~L~S~.~·-~~--!·-- -· ~- - '1~11 C.~ vonvE FAM&Y'COMB. .ASSORTMENT COTTON . · BATH TOWELS 4.95 Value REVLON -· MEN'S I BOYS' TUBE SOCKS · YOUR LIFE ••• IF '• &Pair Package YOU SEE YOUR '=~-·=·~ """~~--Dee-TOR,! C.:..~•.~~!.:.l~~;~!!t::':::tJ~ ~~,.,,._~-·~c....~,..-~~-~·~·~~~..,;!'-~~~""i;· . ~peclal Prlca 15 oz. Shampoo 300 FI. 011 Plastic Wrap. or Condhloner. 99 l~~'::"iiE A s~re that does not h_eaL . 3. Unus1,1al bleeding or · discharge . 4 -. TJlickening or Jump· in breast or elsewhere. · 5. Indi gestion, or difficul~y in swallowing. 6, Obvious change in wart or mole. '7 , Nagging cough or hoarseness. : LEOTARD o11TIGHlS : . Sectiont. 1"4 .Pages 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newap_ a per Flllp!C's Medicaid figures were muc h higher than · the budget chief's but apparently were base<lon more rigid of wbat Congress might do to the the president. Other losses co...ld Include $19 mllllon from School lunch programs . aild more than $13 million In community and social-service block grants, along with unspecHied cuts lh tuition credits for college students and farm programs. .. Shkurtl said the stale doesn 't have Lhe funds to Your Choice. ' .Reagan proposes summit with new Soviet leader . reached ·~ • Your Choice which starts..July 1. . He said general-fund revenues for the biennium are estimated at $20.2',18 ~illion, $45 million more than projected In January. . · "This represents an upWard revision ofone,half or 1 Percent, or enough money to run the state lor two · days,' ' th~ dire<;tor . said, He added: "To put it president . Consequently, most of . programs wUI Is a ·reafflrmatlon earlier have to be picked up by the communities or dropped ~ . He said the new foreeasf is baS<:.od on continued ··· · " ·• .,._ -"· ~-eeolfi)mlcgriiwti1!t11syear butaTastOW'errarethan~-~· " eriflre!Y'" "~c Shkurti also gave the committee an updated report I!J!W, a mild pause In the eeonomy ln-1986 due to rising on state revenue projections for the 198.').87 biennium interest rates , and a mild economic r e bound in 1987. Settlement 4.95 Value 1 Dozen ..... 299 Ladies' & Girls Sizes year. The . committee Is consldf'rlng Gov. Richard mated Ohio could lose t!H mlUion lh Medicaid funds · In !tscal1986 alone. Celeste's two-year, $32.2 billion budget which . envls!Qns atrnost $10 bUllori lii'rooeral fujj(ls overali~~ ·- . l.'!Ilplc . a'ISo mentlone<J a· loss of '$100 mllUbn ' )It Shkurtl said the biggest blOw could come with the federal revenue-sharing f!lnds to Oj'tlo's · local president's proposal to put a cap on federal funds lor governments H that program Is ended, as proposed by oe~- 2. .• 300FT. HANOI-WRAP ·R . 2.49 Value FLEX Medicaid. He s~ld the plan could cost the state's general-revehue fund $50 mUllan lh the fi scal year startlhg July I and another $100 million the following · COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Top state budget · officials say Ohio could lose inorethan $500 mlllton If C<ingress goes along with f~ral budget cuts being ProPosed by President ~agan. · State Budget 'Direetor William J . Shkurtl· and·. 'Matthew Flllplc, who heads the Leglshitlve Budget Office, warned of dire Tuesday in 1. Change in bow~! or hi a:dder···rrabh.lt-'-'- .... --··-~-~--~w_~ I Ohio, Wednesday, March 13, 1985 10Hours. 5.59.V. ~ Pom~roy - Middleport, Bum Up tO Madeor · WARNING SIGNALS . · THAT CAN SAVE Voi.34. No . 2~3 Copyrighted 19811. CANDLES 100% Cotton. 7 ... ·c New ·~--- . . , "NAPIER' JEWELRY lnflodu~ing 20 GAL. TRASH CAN I Large Size, Color1ul Plastic . J.T FRUTH PHARMACY ' • • ••••• 0 • 4 $1. -SAVE _ For_~--- 2·5°/o OFF Heavy DutY- With Lid _. HAV-A-HANK .. . 12 PACK _- . ~-~---·-----·~--~-----~- _,~~_ JEWELRY WITH THIS .· COUPON Wednesday March 13th SAVE 25°/o OFF Wednesday, March 13 -MENS WHITE conON HANDKERCHIEFS coming -COUPON HUGGIES DISPOSABLE DIAPERS ECONOMY PACKAGE Small 66's Medium 48's .Large 33's '$ 899 Box .' SPECIAL • PURCHASE! WESTCLOX •OLD II .- ,_ MISS BRECK"' HAIR SI'RAY 9 oz. •Reaular •Super Hold. •Unscented Super Hold . Umited Quantity! $129 .SCOT ·' lea. M• 2 $1 00 Rolls 2~' NG TAPE ·· ASSORTED · COLORS Sizes S • M- L • XL o/4" X 60 YDS. 4 $1 00 lolls COiiUIEUE BIG ROLL MENS ·· CREW NECK SWEAT• .$HIRTS ELECTRIC ALARM CLOCK TH TISSUE 99< 5 °/o OF OUR SALES WILL JET SET QUALITY School site . .. ,. ~nspecuon ADULT TOOTHBRUSHES PLANTERS CASHEW HALVES oPKk ol 3 SAVE '1'1 ' BE DONATED TO THE GALLIA COUNTY AMERICAN ·CANCER ·SOCIETY!. NUPRIN 364 JACKSON PIKE TRIAL SIZE GAL.LIPOLIS; OH. =-~-""~-=~'A~C~K~o,~F,. ',~~~.....,=...-~~~...=~. _ 9 (~~'""•~~-~-""""' ~I " . : " =ID_N_,D=LS=I~~~:~J~r:~~ ~·~~~___ "·~J • The Ohio Controlling Board has released funds to advance work on two Meigs County reclamation projects, State Senator Oakley C. Colllhs has announc;ed. The board approved spending $57,889.75 in federal money for a contract with a Dayton based firm to do prellmlhary design work on the . Rutland II Reclamation Project In Meigs County. The request was rriade by the Ohio Department or Natural ResOurces, Division :of Reclamation, which oversees such . projects. · In 'addlt!on; theControll1ngBOard approved a DlvlslonofReclamatlon request to spend $45,466.20 bt federal funds on preliminary desig!t work related to the Kingsb\lry Creed Reclamation Project In Meigs County. 'lbe contract was awarded to the Martlhs Ferry firm, Green . International or Ohio. &~oz.$,77 . Re~o •re Chamber of Commerce, saying the company Is "excited about opening In Pomeroy." A ribbon. cutting ceremony wtll start the activities on the 21st. However. grand opening !estlvlttes will not be held unt U sometime In April. · The restaurant's 27 employees have all been hired from the Meigs-Mason areas according to Glllespte . The chamber passed a resolution chamber vice-president, filling In lor President Ron Ash, noted that many busineSses have not returt)ed the questlonalres that were recently distributed. Reed stressed the lmpor1ance of filling · out and returning the questlonalres which ask for suggestions for future projects. Reed also issued a remlhder that dues should he paid as soon as possible. In · reporting about a chamber executive committee meeling held ·soviet Union buries secretary general Konstantin Chemenko . ' "At this hour of grief, Soviet men MOSCOW (AP) - · The Soviet Union burled Konstantln U. Cher- · and women are paying their deep nenko lh a hero's grave lh Red , res!iects to a champion of the Ideals Square today after an elaborate of communism," said Gorbachev. state funerallh whk;h the new leader the youngest Soviet leader In six MlkhaU S. Gorbachev hailed Cher· decades. · Moments before the coffin was nenko as a man of peace and lowered, Chemenko's wldow, stood "faithful servant" of communism. by the side of his open coffin, The co!fln of Chernenko, the last wasplac;ednearthefarrlghtenqo!a Southern Local School District row of graves tn which past leaders Supt. Bobby Ord today announced a and major historical figures of the Soviet Union lie, between the school site Inspection schedule lor Kremllh wall and the tomb of the · this Saturday, March 16. nation's rounder Vladimir I. Lenin. ' This Saturday's trip wUI be to the New Deer Run Elementary School Ar1lllery salvoes thundered near oUbllh and residents making across Red Square the Kremlin the trip wUI also lhsp{.ct the-Dublin · hells pealed Into ·the' still afternoon Middleport. School. This trip repla· air on a bleak late wlhter daY. and ces a planned trip to Urbana, the factory, ship and railroad whistles · change belhg made due to the blew across the nation. Kremlin distance and time involved. Arch!· leaders bad decreed that most work would stop work lor five minutes In tects lor the Dublin area Schools were wflrestone, Jason aDd Mullin, tribute. • the third archltectural .firm which Therltuallzedexpresslonsofgrlef was Interviewed by the Southern atChemepko'sdeathwereoversha· j..ocal School District Board of dowed by the swiftness and vtgor of Education. the transition to the 54-year-old Residents have an open lhvltatlon Gorbachev' s leadership, Today' s tomaketheSaturdaylnspecttontrlp edition of the Conununlst Party wtth the bus to leave Southern High organ Pravda was already basing Its edltorlals on Gorbachev's words. School at 8 a.m. Saturday., 'Tho8e planning to make the trip are asked . Gorbachev opened the funeral to advise Supt. Ord no later than ceremony with a eulOIIY to the mat\ ·~· -=·Frldiiy·-80-Uiiit'-ltiiiBJiUI'"fiil;uu- Cit.cl ·- w~nad-Jel"Yed-ior-otliy"-15-moni:iis"' box lunches can·be arranged. when he died Sunday at age r,l. ,. j from the first of the year through the end of the year Instead of from August to August. Joe Clark, on behalf of the Big Bend Merchants ' Association, report.ed plans lor the upcoming fashion show to he held March 21, 6 p.m., at the Meigs Inn, are progresslhg on schedule and that very lew tickets lor the show are stu! available. · the setllhg was conducive to discussions, and if thE' talks might be beneficial. "II U. L' possible to arrange such a meeting with full a.nd carefu l preparations, we beli<.>ve it could make a conslructivecontributlon to the development of our relations with the Soviet Union," Speakes said. · H;;.',~~~a~e:::n~u~~:,~~iii:ne~~~ -. Board reiects hou"s ing he June 22 and 23. The chamber and · J the merchant's association wUI be · · . worklng with the historical sbclety ~THEN~, Ohto tAP I - Oh)o _, In promoting the eve nt. · llfllverstty s board of trustee~ h~s A brief discussion was !Mild on the rejected a proposed S9 mtlllon status of the Pomeroy-Mason housing project on land and buUdbrtdge which ts scheduled for repair Ings formerly used by the Athens work by the Ohio Depar1ment of Mental Health Center. . The proposed project, byNa t10nal Transportation sometime during the summer. lt was the consensus of SPnlor Developers of Cleveland. the group that closing the entire would have turned the property Into bridge for repair could be disastrous a "RenaissanCE' Center" for senior citizens. . . ior area businesses . Reed also reported the Pomeroy But unlverstty spokeswoman fire department will hose off lots 1n Peggy Black said the trustees _we~e the vUlage on a donation basis. concerned abou.t the . proJect s ' ' " with Cherne nko wit houl prior assurances !hat a summit would produce concrete results. Below that, the president had Insisted that hE' would not go to a s ummit to ease tensions with the Soviets unless ihP groundwork for sticcess had been laid. Speakes said "it is .n61 the time to add ress" where a possible summit might he held . potential fhtancial success and whether the project wa·s -approp- .. rlatefor the land. · The land and .. buildings, which remain state, property, were vacated by the menta l health center when its patient !X)pulationdropped, was transterred by the Ath0ns County Communi ty Urban Rfucvelopment Corp. lo thf' univPrsity because the univers ity could acquire longer IPases from the state tha n the non -profit ACCURC. .. bendlhg several times to press her cheek against his face and klss him. · The 10 surviving members of the Politburo stood at attention, their arms raised In salute, and€hernen· ko's coffin was lowered. AstheSovletnatlonalanthemwas played, the Oag atop a Kremlin buUdlng was ·ralsed !rom half to full staff. Meanwhile, VIce. President George Bush wUI Jnl'et with new Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev today, a U.S. ~Crilbassy spokesman, Jaroslav Werner, said Bush would hold a news conference at 10 p.m. Moscow time (2 p;m. ESTl that would follow "hard on the heels" of talks with Gorbachev, named Monday to replaCE' the late Konstan· tin U. Chemenlw as Communist Party chief. A U.S. official !!Bid In Washlhgton Tuesday that Bush Is carrylhg a message from President Reagan ENROUl'E TO BURIAL - New Soviet teUer Cllemenko lo a ll'ave by the Kremlin Willi a& 111e pru;NSA.-~-..su~rpc-.:.~~r:".r.".!t i.""l "-"--~ · ~.!!:.'::!! ·S. C-!!!'~~·~d-F4.~~ M!.,N•ep-A.,~NII ~- ~::~3:-!: -~-~~fa.:.•==!M .UJ'~~"·"''='"=""'*' the United States. .. Gromyko follow the open coffin o1 KIJ!III*aatln U · ·, .. I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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