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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. 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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 �' . • Wednesday, March 13, 1 Commentary Page 2-Tht Daltv Sentinel . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Wednntley, March 13, 1988 :• - The Daily .Sentinel- . IH Court Stroet~-~~- Pomeroy, Ohio -~ W~~hould _i!l_lV~ Stay~ ~~-h~!_lle __ Q: It Is very Important, don't you agree, that we make progress In the Geneva disarmament talks? A: What do yOu mean by other up :IAl times over. DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON !\REA A. So? If we have that much power, and they have that much ~lb ' . . . power, what good does It do to rs:m~ ......__..._~ •......-c=~.""' ..progress?'' - ~v . reduce that power? '. · Q: Thill the Russians and· lhe A: Wouldn't you Uke to llve In a ~~-ODEnT· L. WiN\J.ETT~ -· -~ = ~--! - - 1\merteans rrouce their orrenstve - world WithOut nuctear weapons? ~ Publlsher nuclear power. A: But a world wltoout nuclear A: Why Is that important ? weapPns Is not on the agenda In PAT WHITEHEAD BOB HOEFUCH Q: BecaliSe we have , right now Geneva. Nobody I know has made · AsslstiUit Puhllsher/ Controller General Manager such a huge stock of nuclear any such suggestion. It's ·an weapons that we can blow each . Interesting suggestion, though not DALE ROTHGEB, Jlt News Editor. lion and the Amer,ica n Newspaper Pubil she r ~ Associ ation . WillinmF. · Buckley Jr. J SVA"C ALL DREAM TEAM step at a time? A: But only the crucial step • matters. If we reduce our Inventory': · . by . 10 percent, and they reduceo; : theirs by 10 percent, we will have- • a~compllsi~!I exa,ctix. n~l_ll1Jg, Be-.,;, ~ cause, as Paul Wai'nke has said, the • excess bombs we and the Soviet ·· · Union· now have .are only good lor "bounclag on lhe. nuclear rubble" caused by the preliminary bombs. one to wliich lhe answer Is absolutely obvious (It Is probably the case that lbe nuclear bomb has prevented a world war). fi~ut .lhe point to stress Is that nobody In Geneva - JJQt one human belng_!n eeno!va - iS g61ng tosuggest that the SoVIet Union and the United States .abolish thet~ nuclear invmtory. Q: . Perhaps you are ri_ght. But surely that Would com~ later? One Q: BALANC.t TNt &UD6f.T. · ' '· Small businesses ~D KEVIN TEAFORD DOes that mean that you WJIAT . NOSE vou AAVL. NFll!-Ohio is made up primarily of businesses that employ fewer than 30 people. Davidson said 55 percent of the memQe.n;,._re. sol<i'. pr!J!l_r!~t=hlp~. With.help from Steven Emerson, a former congress(onal investigator, I have learned what the intelllgence reports really say I've compared the Gecrgetown version . with the original report, which is still classified "secret" Here are a few juicy statements lations for sharp busine$5 dealings and for degen·erate personalities," In the public version of Long's report, Fahd is mt named, and the opposed legislation that would require e~~ual pay for aU jobs of so-called comparable worth, favored a proposal that would give new or expanding busmesses a grace pertod to comply with bulldlng and fire codes, and supported the creation of a small business utility counsel to represent small businesses before !he Public Utllltles Commission of Ohio. .; But I've had access to uncensored reports on the royal princes, who have ruled Saudi Arabia since the first oll well was tapped_ and have enriched themselves beyond the dreams of Croesus. These report's porttay King Fahd as a ' kindly but wary .political manipUlator who has no visions tor the future cbf his strategic desert Some ol my Information Is taken frpm a book Emerson. Is completing "The American House of Sa~d " which will he published by Franklin Watts, Inc. My associate Lucette Lagnado also dug up details about the corruption of the Saudi royalty. · The State Department reports on Saudl Arabia InvariablY. are ex- - The original report speaks of "corrupt practices,"" "conspicuous consumption" and "high-spending lifestyles tn the watering spOts of Europe and Amertca." This "has served to undermine the reputation for strict Wahhabi Integrity which has over the years been a hallmark of the regime." . - There are references to were scissOred out. All that was left was a mUd reference to the "sharp business dealings" of "some princes." - Fahd himself Is described ln. ; unflattering terms in the secret .:• repert. He Is "a thoroughly political' : : animal," It says, adding: "By-: : temperament, he is kindly and goes, •: to inordinate lengths to avoid:': , . .Jack A. n d erson , ..,..._ _..:__ _ _ _.:___________________-;-_ a:g,~,::~t~::~;=.:inat by 111deroarglru;. .U!e smallb.us.lnesses____=rt~;~~-· ~:~.,t!'~ ~~a~:, ___~~~\a~'h~e ruling famliy ol ~-~~~ - -~~~lt~er-~~ of -~he ~blic ---~~~':~d~~Z~ri'fu-ry ~:~::1:il~:;:-"'--· l WantS more calamity days ~===~~~~~~~~~~~~==~~G~~~~~;~~~=~do~m~~ai~n;,~a~nd;n~o~c~a~u~se~e~xce:p~t~~he~. ~,.,. ,..,.•.,J .,_am_JP:ltlng ttus,)etter..concem- =,.,_Sure, - - . -. - 1ft. l'r. EDDIE COLLINS · the league during the basketball season. , · Most Valuable Player Todd Adams, Southern . ·-·--·---------------·--·---·--·-.·---·--·~-. season. Adams was one of three play~rs and. Selected from trl-c hamp Hannan Trace were center, Blll Swain, and guards Phil Bailey and Deke Barnes. Two Eastern Eagles chosen were sophomore Ed Collins and fJeshman Brent Bissell, Eastern also shared the title. ' The 12 member team was chosen Fre<ohn1an Forward) ~~=~:·~:.!;~~C:. ~~~~~rl · Charges dismissed , WASIDNGTON .,-Our diplomats tend to View Saudi Arabia's royal family through rose-tinted lenses, which soften the raw lntelllgence • . . to . e Ito· LeIter d r Todd Adams·, &-0 ju~tor for the Southern Tornadoes, has been chosen as the SVAC's Most Valuable_Player for the 1984-85 basketball (~ Ohio Supreme Court decision legitimized such claims. Davidson said E15 percent of those responding to the poll agreed that "we must re-establish the constitutional intent of workers' compensation as Insurance against workplace injuries." 'Thirty-three percent dlsai:reed, . - Mike Batley, Southwestern .... ... ................. . ,'.. .. , : .... :, 5-10 12 Kevin Teaford, ~tithem ....................... : . ................. 6-1 U ' named league'~ MVP BRENT BISSELL A deISSOIute h ouse · . JAY BOSTICK 6-0, .Jr. Center ~!'feJ~~;,li~~~:~ter. and the remainder are famUy-owned businesses. All are Independently owned. ' On the question of interstate banking, ffi percent of members said they were opposed, compared to 29 percent in favor and 16 percent undecided. Davidson said the group opposes mergers and acquisitions because they •'will eliminate many local banks..and move control of others to the money markets ... reducing funds avaUa ble to these companies and making their banking relationship impersonal and distant." A bill permitting reciprocal ·banklng agreements is expected to come to a floor vote-this week in the Ohio House. on the matter of workers compensation, the small businesses specificaUyexpressedoppositiontolawswhichpermltclaimantstofUefor benefits for injuries suffered while on their way toorfrom their jobs. A1983 . - honors.· Also . named were Q: Why? A: We have reduced ours because Increased accuracy makes fewer bombs as effective as more bombs. They have increased theirs because they are playing politics with their nuclear inventory. Q: WJ!at do you say \\'111, then, be the"princlpalltem on the agenda In Genf.'Va?. _ - ,_ A: Star Wars. Q: But President Reagan has said we w111 not abandon our search for a strategic defense Initiative. A: Right. But Mr. Reagaon doesn't control Congress. Geneva isn't about disarmament; it is about mobilizing sentiment around the world to put pressure on Congress to freeze up on Star Wars. ABIG correct.'' by Wolfe, Southern; Dennis Eichinger, Eastern; Mike Jenkins, Hannan ,_,~ce. Wli."'n.JIIorth · -; Gat!11 IA T.race;. .,. Keith Carter, Kyger Creek, and Lloyd Myers, Southwestern. The honorees wm be recognized during the annual SVAC Sports Banquet in AprU. Next year, Symmes Valley and Oak .HUI join OXFORD, Ohio (AP) - Ozle Davlslll,asophomoreontheMiami (Ohio) University football team, has been cleared of charges that he raped a loi:rner Miami student. Davis, of Cincinnati, appeared for a heartng'tn Butler County Area One CourtonTuesday.Ajudgeagreedto -Second t.e am honoree dismiss the two rape counts against Davis at the request of the vlctim 1 Julie Mlller, a member of the Miami University spokesman RI- .Meigs Marauderettes, received chard Little said, second team honors in the AP's ~II Davis, a reserve offensive line- District team annouoced Tuesday. man, was arrested Feb. 26 and Julle is the twin-sister of first team charged with committing the rai>es honoree, Jenny Mlller, Both were on Miami's main campus a !Oxford. members of the TVC's champion- . The victim, then a Miami_;;tucl~\•. --~~iJ?.£11JP.S!"l..£'!.~ ~~~~~-2! 'E~.' "ieit -tiie"iiiiiversitYiaStweek, Little year in the Southeastern District, . Ron Logan. sa(d. t! ~•ft'itiiiiiil'i.lii i iliiiiCii ii -riii riiii CiiiCiiii " S 9S •FIIDAY, MAICH 13-WHITE FISH Broiled or Fried S 95 3 •THUISDAY, MAICH 12-SPAGHEm ~ . $ SO Garlic ....... 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Only THURSDAY NIGHT IS OLDIE NIGHT Dance to Yesterday's Hits From 10 t9 2 on Thursday And Todav's Hits on Friday & Saturday Nights With Danny Hood P21,5/75/R-15 $4 9· 9 5 AU- SEASON White Sidewall STEEL IADIAL · Other Sizes At Similar Savings GENERAL TIRE SALES 'llildiwt' l'ilfi11 Tlii -lle>Cid'' --~·~· - 'II~- .. -· PH. 992· OH. '.w~• ..... ,.,_ "" "ioftifri~n.. II. 2nti Ave. 1 16-0unce Reg. $14.99 Belknap cerpted and watered down before "personal degeneracy and moral offending-searcirlor anyone. The result of nas his .• • Lt'!-~rttanee._.-they-ar~re!eased-te-Gengre"'..s-and~cerra,:pt1on_,amm~g--nu~m~vs o!·-the--.,~rant consensus are norrow, dirt roads are not. Ifeeleachschool district should be allowed calamity days necessary to the satety of-our children, w1thout the fear of having to make them up, Since five days are sllf!icient tor city schools then let it remain as is. Rural schools need 10 calamity are unfair. No one has control over the weather. This is strtctly God's domain. To set a state-wide limit on the amount of days our schools' administrators can close down the school wlthout fear of having to go extra days to make them up is punishing our children for something they have no control over, As . it stands nowthefivecalamltydays cover all schools In the state. This Is need additional days and should be unfair, rural schools need more given 15 calamity days. · days than city schools becau!le they Givlngtheschoolsthatneedthem have narrow township and county additional calamity days would roads to deai wlth, whereas the city eliminate the burden on our !peal schools don 't. · • superintendents of trying to run · Schools in flood areas need even buses when they know the roads more days off. The five calamity aren't safe. If you feel the caiamlty days cannot justifiably cover all days should be changed to fit the schools in the state. Our educators school district, then write some can make up the work In the letters and express your opinion to classrooms. What can our children the head of the State Board of learn In a day, week, or even three Education, Franklin B. Walter, 65 weeks that would justify jeopardizSouth Front Street, Columbus, Ohio ing their lives by. placing them on 43215.- Retha Murray, Thornville, Icy, snowy, narrow back roads? Ohio 43076, :~sr:z.~:,m~~~:C~~o~O: :~!~ Americans continue ·to borrow a good old American pastime, deeply rooted in both the agricultural and Industrial ecommies, and a major factor in the lifestyle of most Americans. But during the best of Urnes and In the worst, the question always Is Inherent in any economic discussion: How much consumer credit Is t!lQ much? That question, seldom answered to anyone's satisfaction, Is gef11lig w0 r)«>ut thest> days because of changlng economic factors. There is, tor example, the factor of foreign money, which Is Oow_ing Into the United States because of relatively high Interest rates and attractive · after-tax returns on investments. As a result, says Edward Guay, chief economist of CIGNA, the big Insurer, the ·amount of credit available to conswners- to say nothing of businesses and federal, state and local govenunmts - has increased. Not only Ill there more credit available, but It Is being snapped up in seeming disregard of those high Interest rates. Installment credit payments now take about 17 perceht of disposable personal Income, close to a record high. Dregulatlon also has changed the credit scene, pennlttlng oomeowners to borrow 75 percent of the "free" equity In their Jtoines, or the amount mt already mortgaged. Again, such borrowlnj!s come at high interest rates. Merrill Lynch economists offer thlsdocummtatlon for "an exceptionally rapid pace," ol consumer borrowing: -Installment debt rose at an annual rate of 18 percent In December, . bringing tbe l!tcrease tor all 1984 to2() percent, nearly twice the 11.4 percent a 1'1'1.1. Todd!\dams SVAC'sMVP . powers to bulld them7 A: Both powers don't. During the past iii years we-ilave·reriuce<i our warheads by about 8,00>; the SoVIets have Increased theirs by about 8,00>. .Preliminary result; of a poll of small businesses In Ohio shows most of them oppose a bill in the Leglsalature that would permit Interstate banking in this region of the nation on a reciprocal basis. " · The poll of 24,00! members of the National Federati<;m of Independent Business-Ohio also showed that the members are against more liberal workers' compensation laws and favor a so-caUed employment-at-will policy under which bOth empJoyers' ·and their employees are · free to terminate their relationship at wilL Mark Davidson, federation spokesman, said tbe survey so far has generated a 7~ percent response, While responses still are coming in, Davidson said he has been advised that the Initial results are "statistically . Todd Adams, Southern ................. , ................... .. .... . 6-{) 11 13m Swain, HaMan Trace ....... ... ............. . , .. .... .... .... ~ 6-1 12 Deke Barnes, Hannan Trace ....................... .............. ~8 ll . Mike Kemper, North Galla . ............. : ....... ... ...... .. . :... 6-1 10 Chuck ~f1l,..Kyg~ Creek.~. ,... _ .,•....,.... ,...~.- . ,. .. ,, ..., , --=~=~..c..:-~ Steve Pelfrey, Southwestern ........... .... ......... .. ..... , ..... 6-1 12 Jay Bosflck, Southern ... .... .. : ... .. ,,;,., ., ,.,,;:, ..... .. ....... 6-0 11 Brent Bissell, Eastem .. ...................... .. .. , .......... :., .... 6-0 9 Ed Collins, Eastern ...... .. ...... ......... : .......... : ....... ... .... 5-9 10 A: No, I don't deny the hypotheti · .. cal posslblllty. I say that only when.: you cross lhe threshold past which:. the destruction ollOO million people : is no longer possible - only then li ; disarmament particularly lpterest-~ • tng. 'And that th;eshold 1s oot even: : going to lie discussed at Geneva. : Q: If those weapons are_ sO. :. IN SA~ ING fA" (UTS I&IOIII.D Jon~ . All l('f tprs are subjN'l to edl1ing and mu s! be si2:nro wit h na m<'. add r<'Ss and f('IPph onP numbf>r _ No un sll{ n~ IPIIPrs will be pul)Jisht"d. L ett('r.s should b(' Jn -f:~l~ nf Yearn:- &liiiil.;.. - ...-- LETTERS OF OP INION arr W<'l<'O m<'. Th(>_v .should be' lf'SS tha n 300 wm:ds good laslr. a dd r£'ssl nR lss ut:'s , noT pe rso na ll !lt>s . SVAC All League Team••• _ .. ~ • ·=-~~e Qu!:m.,tz ._~.'P!aal!s--a..~r.etr~~- Hepresldesoveragovernmentof princes who are chronically distractep wlth lining their own pockets. The report uses such phrases as "unsavory reputations" and "degenerate pei'S<>nalltles"' to describe thet)l. prepared In l!BI by David Long, a pnH!minent State Department expert on Arab affairs. A sanitized version of the report- published by the Georgetown Center for Strategic Studies.with a grant from a company that did business with the Saudis- .turned up on Capitol HJll. -r:ey31 :!-a~~.d~.arllsulG.rJ;· t~~. i!'- younger princes." This has been "accmpa nled by ... arrogance ,of power devolt of a sense of responsibllity," which "has grated mightily on many Saudis." - Of the -estimated 3,00) Saudi princes, the secret report states that "many, such as the sons of (King) Fahd, have unsavory repu- Footnote: Long, the autbor of the ·" classified report, would not com- :'! ment. Jack Shaw, who helped •: prepare the public report, argued· :_:: that the differences between the.~· public and classified versions were: i~ Irrelevant because the conclusions ~ were Identical. ; >1 · · ~t Receptacle 2-piece phenolic hcusing. Dependable Quickwire terminals. Captive mounting screws. Choose brown or Ivory. (695-023/Brown; 696·161 /lvory) Inside Nicara_gua ____________~-~--...,_,.--D_o_n_G_r-;-.a_if.--:f.'H through block committees that make It !heir business to know everything about everybody. The press Is censof!!d. percent. H!!alth care is now avallable to much of the population, especia lly · in rural areas, lor the first time In the country's history. Land reform has benefited thousands of pea&ants who had been little more than ·serls. Most of the land expropriated had belonged to the deposed Somozas, who by some estimates owned up to 40 percent of the cpuntry's arable acreage, and to close cronies. Apart from their harsh treatment of the Atlantic Indians, the Sandtnista' have a much better record on human rights than most of their Central American neighbors. In a current Americas Watch report, which notes a sharp decllne in abuses since 1!82, they compare favorably with the opposition contras, The hard-liners, Including, most\ 1! prominently, lnterfor Miniiter To-:':! mas Berge, very likely would like · nothing better than for such ·: initiatives to fail, wtth the expecta-: :~ lion that the balance. of Sandlnista · •l power would shift to them. · : ~: Nicaragua has not yet fallen into:·:; "the endless darkness of cominu< i! nisi tyranny," in the secretary of-: ' state's rhetoric. It may be that it : :~ need not~ unless pushed. "•j , ::S arid with the United States. The latter Includes newly installed President Dante! Ortega, Vice President Sergio Ran;tirez and Jaime Wheelock, minister of agrlculture and commerce. It Is Ortega who Initiated the Montevideo meeting with Shultz and .an austerity program which some Western observer~ read as shifting the emphasis of the battered economy from a centralized to a · marJ!et system. 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The government's authority reaches everywhere; into every neighborhood Wall Switch law Hammer :1 99 Reg . $3.19 VERMONT AMERICAN • lift ®a MACCO 22 0 LIQUID NAILS" Reg$73 .99 :~! :. : '."'. • •' , ..,. . Berry 's Wo rId 'L ~, .: ~- :l Reg. $1.49 Reg . $2 .75 Sandlnlstas Amnesty International report found Instances of Ul treat· ment or prisoners, but mted that complaints In most cases "have been followed by Internal military and pollee disciplinary hearings, as "massaCred" In some versions, · well as public heari11gs by criminal ' And true, tile country Is ail armed cou~ and miUtary court martlals camp. Men from 18 to 30 are subject against .... persoMel responsible." to an unpopular draft. The regular · A number have been jalled, lor anny numbers more than OO,IXXl, terms up to iJI years. That doesn't with thousands more In militia units happen In El Salvador. and the reserves. They are . The economy ts mixed, wlth' 00 equipped with Soviet arms, Includ- percent 'Or more In private bands, Ing tanks. The mllitary gets 40 altbougb owners are hampered by percent of the government budget. government controls and are wary' But' on the other side ol lhe of Sandiliista Intentions. Some balance sheet, lhe Sandlnlstas have Sandinlstas are aware of the made some notable advances In a problem and are attempting to ' country that, until they seized address It • pow~r almost five years ago, had The Sandlnlsta leadership Is not long been one ol the hemisphere's monoUtblc. 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Eachcoacbvoted :t...-,-.-~-~-; ~:;: 1s=-man- team as well as on-a 6allot nuni6e---red0ilefllr00gnl!i grabbing both the MVP and Coach with -tile top player on each ballot of the Year awards. · getting l5 points, number two 14 Mike Chancey, a 1\-5 Junior . points; f'lc. The top point-getter forward, earned fll'st -team hooors (Chancey) would automatically be and a¥ was named the league's the league's MVP. No coach was • l~team :;altow.d tn vnt.A fnr nrw;~~ nf hiLnlll!l MJ;; ~Carpenter, lliJ: 6-2 senior forward, was honored with a ~econd team selection while 5-7 junior guard Rick Wise garnered honorable mention laurels. Third-year ..... p1i~ ·-the-;;;r~ --;--- ~~ selection was Impossible. Four seniors teamed with Chancey on the. fUsHeam -Including Belpre's Robert MIIJer; FederalHocking's Randy Matlack, Trim- face huge.teams --· year, ws the team's second leading scorer while running the offense at point guard. The 5-7 junior could hit the long bomb !rom outside and also drove the lane as one of the best guards In the league. Drummer, now bt his third year at Meigs, led the Marauders to a Iowa State Is coached by former University of Michigan liead Coach Johnny Orr, who says. the curne~t . The verytastsurprlseswlllbethe members of the lawa Slate Cy·ciunes, whumeeiuriloState,l9-~.at 1:07 p.m. Thursday -In the opening round of the NCAA Midwest Regional at Tulsa, Okla. Bigger surprises are in store for Ohio University, wh!chfacesafront teamsofthe197Uc;. . . . Green, Ohio nS:t!ve and De111an'ce said, hoW~er: . that .the - .C<iUege_gradhassteadilyi,mprov\!(1, <)-clones · ru~ve been to Meigs' cage fortunes as his teams Inconsistency en ·route to a 21-12 have gone from 2-18 two years ago record.Thereason, hesald ,islackof to 11-lllast year. . depth bt the middle where 6-9 . Under Drummer, Meigs' basketsophomore Sam Hlll patrols. ball future appears to be bright as "When Sam Hlll gets In foul tile Marauders return three star- IN STORE. SPECIALS We Rese~ve The Riaht To li!llit Quantities STORE HOURS . . _. 0 "'"-+--" ••• 1i\ I'IIU!I: • .)Cil _- 0 • Hill" .LV p•• Ill Sunday 10 AM-10 PM One Year ,,........ ....... .. .~ .. .......... $57.20 SINGLE COPY PBICI!'.S Daily .. ....... ........... ................ 25 ceats Subscribers not dfllrlng to pay the car- rier may remit In advane~ direct .to Tht> Dally Sen11nel on a 3, 6or12month · FRESH BAKED . WHIJE OR FRENCH basis. 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I The Dtlily Senllnei-P8g1 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio One ..........:...................... $1.10 one Mon1h ••... ....... ..... ............•. .,u.ao -~-~"·~-·-· ~~~.ot~~~::LvetY ~~:.~~,•. .:,~~~~~~~~~·=~!~ ~ -~~~r~,;!~,;~-~4ur'tn~;'::.;s; he c,h;]o i; l~'~s~ .:.H~~~~b~~:Jr!J~~.Nm~w,~ line of 7-!oot-1 Greg Dretllng, 6-11 trouble, we generally have a lot of Danny Manning and 6-6 Calvbt foul problems," Orr said. "As long Thompson when the Bobcats meet as he's In the Uneup, we do pretty RICK WISE JAY CARPENTER Kansasatl2:07p.m. Thun;(!aylnan weD. Butwejustdon'thaveanyone Honorable Mention Second Team NCAA Southeast Regional game at as good as he Is to take his place. .. ..- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , South Bend, Ind. • At South Bend, Ohio University The BuckeyeS and Bobcats, 22-7, CoachDannyNeesayshlsteamwUI are among four Ohio teams seleCted . not quake )n ihe shadow of~ taller _, ipr this year·s \i<l='teartfNCAA field. Jayhawks. Other opening-round games lnvolvCoach Danny Nee says Ohio All·TVC Boys Cage Team lng Ohio schools pit Dayton, 19-9, Unlverslty may be a little quicker First Team aga!nstVUlanova, l9-10,at9: 37p.m. that Kansas, but his Bobcats Player - School H&. Yr. Friday and Miami, 20-10, against definitely will have a size dlsadvantage when they !ace 12th-ranked Mal)'land, 23-11, at 2:37 p.m. Mike Chancey, Meigs ...... -........... ................. ... ..... .... 6-5 11 Ftiday. Both games will be played KaJisas 1n a first-round NCAA Robert Miller, Belpre .. .. .... .... ................ 6-5 12 at the University of Dayton Arena: Toi,lrnament game Thursday. Randy Matlack, Fed.-Hocking .. , ..... .. ............. .... ....... 6-0 12 · Ohio, the Mid-American ConferScott Gatchel, Trimble ............ .......... .. .. ......... ...... .... 6-4 12 ence's regular-season and tournaRyan Carsey, Alexander ................. 6:2 12 ment champion, will ·carry a 22-7· Second Team retard Into the SoUtheast Regional Player - School , Ht. Yr. contest at South Bend, Ind. Mlllldy Nlte Owls Jay Carpenter, Meigs .. ............ : ..... ...... oo ..... .. oo ..... :oo, 6-2 12 "We're not goMa be psyched out ~ by anybody," Nee said. "Our Tee Monison, Trlmbl!:: ........ .. ....... .... ... 5-10 11 Mon:b 4. )1111 Team . Plo: players will go Into the game with a Dave Mitchem , Warren Local. .. .. .. .... .. ............ .. 5-11 12 Powell's Super Valu ..................... ....... 101 very posltlveatt!tude, trying to win. Brad Jeffers, Alexander ...... ... ........ .. ........... .....·.. ...... 5-10 12 ' Hair Arts ... : ..... .. ..................... 100 I don't think there'll• be any big North . oo ··-- --oooooo ••• oo •oo oooo.,, ..... 99 Russ Logue, Belpre ...... .................... ... 5-10 11 oooooo---_:;c: -,.,_.,.,_,IN_ " psyclJQ!oglcal factor to d«H!!Itbll." ... -----'-·1····-~-" ·- · -~ - -·---.. ·'1fonorailie'·Meniion· .,_ -~-.--- ·· ······-----.• oo .• oo ... 92 The lack o! a 45-secondclockcould 2 No. oo··oooooo oo .. .... oo ....... .. .... oo oo ...... .. ...... R1 hlo hi ti ill kl Ka ' Player - School . Ht. Yr. Shoes .. oo ......... ..... .... oo .... ........ !11 helpO , w c w lac e nsas Rick Wise, Meigs .............. .... ... ...... ......... 5-7 11 rick Simpkins ~ height with the likes of 6-7 center VIc 1 L.:;~i~--;,v;;,;~ - ~ Alexander and 6-6 forward Edddle Keith Roberts. Miller ...... 6-1 _11 Laune Betzing!Bev Bm,.,l81; Thelma Sines Hicks. With the clock gone, Nee may Scott Fenis, Alexander ........ 6-5 12 180 Powell 's Super 5:.15: be able to take advantage of his Chuck Walter, NeL-York .... ... ... :.......................... 5-10 12 Whaley 's Used Auto Parts 521: POWeu:s spread offense and experience Lance Bollender, VInton Co ....... 5-9 12 Super Vatu 1!161 . guards, Including junior Robert Wednesday, March 13, 1985 ble's ScOtt Gatchel, and Alexand- terund nJne of 11 players frOm IIIla er's Ryan '"·--·. year's chatnplonahlp team. ~ ~,. ._ 1be only returnees from last Tbe D·"y ., __., __, .,.,.......,. year's team were Chancey (honor· able mention ) and Gatche!_(fi!!t_~ .tDIY~J!:'J....-~a:.team), • Chancey, who also was recently Voted to the class AA ilrst team all-district squad, led Meigs In both scoring and rebolllld!ng. Wit)! _a year to go before graduation, he has e. ~-~~...2r.ee. 2!-~~g~!~.J~... all-time scoring and rebounding records at Meigs. sentattvf', Carpenter was Meigs' third top 73J Third Avenue, srorer and second leading re. York 10017 . bounder. Probably the team's top POSTMASTER: · ~nd address challlf!l ' defensive player, "Carp" consistto The DaUy sentinel, 111 COurt St , Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. dived on By The A""'clated l'rf88 Ohio teams bt the NCAA tournament are In for some SI!Prlses this orr • DUNCAN HINES WILSON'S C~KE MIXES :.EVAPORATED MILK Tall Cans 5J$2 · Limil Fl¥t Per (ustomor Good Only At Powell's _._ , '· ~ .. Otter EIAii....,CII •• o • •~ •A• I' I g, I YW<01 Oz~ 3/S2 ' lox · 19 Lhnlt '!lrte Por (utlomtr GtMJOniJ At Powell's .,-Vfftr I...Wn =atG - 1 &, ~1 ~~~.~. ., , .. MAXWELL HOUSE . 3 L~. Can COFFEE '$599 Umit One Per Cuslomor Good Only AI Powell'• oo~ ~~·~--•"h -' 6, 1us,. ~ DOMINO SUGAR ~b. $149 limit OM Por Customer Good On!r AI Powol's Offer bpirtl 'Manh 16, 1915 CRISCO SHORTENING :~· $219 <...,... Limit OM Per Good Only At Powtl's Good Sal., Mor. 16, 1915 Only II II ! l~~--~~-~--~---J �. Page-6 The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, March 13, 1.9 86 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio . .18 major league clubs.showed loss~s of $66 IJ)illion in '83 . ·-ORLANDO, Fla. (AP)-Negotla· torsformajorleaguebaseball 'sclub mltteePrestdentLeeMacPhailsald clubs 'or ,. 1'"", """ the report said the In a letter presented to the union average operating loss was $2.5 _'[uesday. ___ _:rnilllonJ1!'!:. club In 1983 when heavy financial losses by more Ulan . The commlttee satd tn tne clubs showed a profit. but lOothers tostmorethan$,'lmllilonaplece. half the teams over the past two document that theoperatlngdeflclt years, have warned the players' could reach $115 million by 1988. The letter said 11 clubs had unionthattthesltuatloncouldleadto Thereport,requestedbytheunion returned financial statements for some franchlses folding . after n.anagement expressed con· 1!Wl4; and nlneofthem losses of more "If the present financial tren.ds cern about its economic plight, said tnan$27mllllon. an average of more -~w_~s._presentlrl_g flgu~showlng_ tl . union to give careful consldera a1 bl on to management's fisc pro ems The Daily Sentinel By T'he Bend aid the 1 k-' lor network TV ratings and the failure 1 unon, detaUs s Payers "" he · ofpayTVtomateriallylmprovethe,· and ddedas that more · a financial position of the clubs; and Wednesday. March 13. 1985 e~hl ·~""rglngatnm~g,~u~atlo~ns~fo~r~a~co~ ·f:llec;p~tl~v;e~~ho~pes~~:~to~•:~ec~e~l~v~e!~a;r _es;;po;;nset=;,~;~~the ~i;.-~;;,:;~~~~f~~!~~~~~:~~ · action, Including UteonewhlcheX!)fredDec. 3l. Tampaon'Mondatedy. Utree xtstln "We'll let the statement speak for The letter lis e g Itself," MacPh.all said after a · problems: Enormous player paytwo-hour ~ling with the union. roll d)spartties among Ute clubs; the · "It's pretty nard to lo/Jk at tne burden ofthe mlnorleaguesys\em; proposals that would drastically decrease ticket sales by CUI1alllng the . tax deductlbilty of tickets purchased for business purposes. Since · November, the two sides problems. Don Fehr, acting head of "the afteraseven-weekstrlkelnl91h. . Longtime choir·. head Local Scouts recognized .at_Blue .f-r . Gold ~hrtnqueL~ ~JJ-0-n.-01"~--..d. ._·fifJ-1'1, ·.,f'.04l'"A..J1cn_ ~~"~~~::;::~~~:;!~~;;~;; "' !~o;eci-i~!-:~~~~i;~~~n":" ~::~-yln~g~~;~~~~"·~~eryon~·~ -=-:~!":.::t~~~~~~~n~:~}~-""· ~and::tb,,w:t~:Fl ~~~~~j~~"lia~~~:;:~;~tha~t;~~~n~ed~~ ~ ""' ' v "'-'v · " defetred compensation. labor was reac ba~eba il franchlseandmanyofour 198,3. Interest that baseball be able to stand on Its own twa feet finan· clally/' the owners agal"·urged the present owners wut be unable to · Sa~1ng Utat full financial stateC9Rtlnue," Player Relations Com· ments were not available from all l·' l . future It cited two potential problems: the ded\ne or sports ai~feement \ •• by .church members A · fellowsh.ip dinner · nonorlng Allee Nease, . longtime choir dlrre· lijj ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP)Veteran Texas A&M basketball coach Shelby Metcalf decided tne best way to take on New Mexico In the open!ng game of Ut~ National Invitation Tournament .was to controltherebQundlngbattle. ~ WIt h a ll fi vestarterscrashlngtue close boards, the Aggles Nebraska. The remaining 14 first· I "" Thurs· round games will be Pay..... day and Friday at sites around the country, with 111 games scheduled for Thu~y. · "Everytlme I ·turned around Shelby had all five hitting the bo ds" ld N 1 ' h ar . , sa ew •• '"ex co CQ!!C Gary c.olson. "That's why when we lead that proved too much for A&M Vlrginla, to overcome. During that span, the . 20-8; Kent 16- 13; Wake Forest, 15-13, at SouUt Aggies, 19-11, went moreUtan seven 'Florida, 17.11; Bradley, 17•12, at minutes with Just one field goal. Marquette, ll!- 10; Tennessee, 18-14 , Forward Jolmny Brown led tne NewMexlcoassaultwlth2Qpolnts, at Tennessee Tech, 19-9; Florida, whileforwardMikeWintersshooka 18-11, at Southwestern Louisiana, season-longslumptoadd 16. 16-13; St. Joseph's, Pa-.; 18-11, at Missouri, 18-13; Montana, 22·7, at' Texas A&M was led by guard Don . Santa Clara, ~. ~~~~~~..:--~nl~gll~t:.1~~1~~N~;ew~M:!ex:1tco~··s~·~~::~· ~~;;;~Te1iri.~b-IU{IQI{OO..,JJ~, ~;~~~M~Ik~.c~· 'lfilif<!a~;;f1/~~j~~~{~·:-~:~~~~~:~j:~~~~~=:==··. -··· offense exploited A&M's vulnerable Te~as. A&M had 17 offensive defense mrhe-seron<ffialferrrouteto rebOunds m·me firsi·naiiandtraiieci an l:ll-67 victory. only 38-35. But New Mexico, 19·12, New , Mexico and Texas A&M whlcn shot 61 percent from tliefleld, • opened the 48th edition of the NIT; · broke the game open by outscoring the tournament's first-round coli· the Aggtes , 15-4 In the first six tlnues tonight with Canislus at mlnutesofUtesecondhallfora53-39 Pulliam each scored 11 points. ' The first round will be completed ··~ "~- •· • Fctd~)' . w!thRuti"Y ..1~o9.JO_t!n.!li~n~ , The only NIT game· tonight 15-13; Clemson, 1&-12, atTenriessee· features Nebraska, 15·13, hosting Chattanooga, 22·7; Fordham, 19·11, 2().9 Canlslus. · ,. at Richmond, 20-10 and Hou~ton, On Thursday, It will be· Alcorn 16·13, at Lamar, 19-11. State, 23-6, at Louisville, lG-16; - --. OPEN DAILY 10·9 ; SUN, ....... ~· ' GET OUT OF HERE- The Cincinnati Reds' Dave Concepcion, left, pushes LoS Angeles Dodger manager Tommy La8orda back to the dugout afte~the players lntroducHons In Tampa, Fla., Tuesday. The two had a good laugh as the tewns went hack to their ,IJenches. (AP Laserphot<! ). I Reds notes I - TAMPA, Fla. tAP) - Dave . ----~t';if~lici~e fu~d~~ffont~~~J7 end live Cincinnati pitchers blanked Los Angeles on four hit s Tuesday as the Reds took a 2·0 spring training exhibition victory' ' Concepcion and Gulden put their RBI singles together In the second ;1gainst . Dodger start.e r Orel Her· 'hiscr, [J.l, who permitted three hits :and a walk in his two Innings. It was his first appearance of the spring ' season. ' TAMPA, Fla. tAP) -Cincinnati Reds outfielder Cesar Cederio wut ' be sidelined for at least a few days with a sprained left wrist. · Cedeno fell backwards and landed - on thewrBt·'ruesday,.N-hh'_e-trytr.gro· • grab a foul pop-up In the the first Inning of the Reds' 2-0 exhibition victory over the Los Angeles • Dodgers. X·rays found no fracture. Cedeno stayed in Ute game for another inning, reaching on short· stop Bill Russell's two-base throw· ing error and scoring the Reds' first · run. He later got 'the wrist Iced and did some running In the outfield. :Single. Gulden then topped a ground J)a il over the mound and flershiser ' tJelded 11. but no one covered first ijase, allowing Gulden to reach with .;rslngle. • · Mario Soto, 1.0, made his first ; prlng training siarr for Cincinnati, '· :Strll<ing out two and allowing just one hit and two walks In two innings. f,le was followed by Frank P.astore, Ron Robinson, Tom Hume, Carl Willis and Joltn Franco, • The Reds are 2.() in exhibition :games, with both ·victories over Los -Angeles, [J.:f agatnst major-league jeams. Our 24.97 Tourney scores Tt-.d~&,y' Jo.ltE!llulbi n ...\.~ '" i\11~1·~ Ulf• t,";', Port:;;rT1Cl.llh 56 1\'f"" Lrxlr1J.!1on ~!~. OJI. Han It'\ .aft .\l MW~~~IUon PnT)' :"'otV.tl\'fll' +1. Rk!~l'"'rod U w llrdnw-.. ~2. ran liNd 'll (il <~nl 1\1 Mt'ilnll Ck•<~r fo'nrk ~. WaiTI'fl Champion ·tl l< l\rla w !il), C'h~ril'1 Falls H Alftjua BI!J!I' n'Millli ~~~Garnt~ ( ' Li\.'\S i\AA r\l Bi.JIIwtrt-Walla't' folflll:e Cl1•. !:'t.ljli'HJIIU!i 6.1. Pannli _Normand:-· ~IIi 1\t rUIItonfhod'ttl$ft' . (.':mttm ·nmlwn .&7. Canton McKin ll';>' 4.1 , At.f<*tfllll&M('OIIicum C'Ol. /'oll!l'lhland !!1. UpP'•r A.rllnRtori M CiJI . Wt~l larld 5!1, Col. Brookha\'t'l\ 5li i\IC'nplf>y . Akron Cmtmi ·HOW<'T' 7!\, Sl~· 62 AlEIICikl C'l4·. East a?. Clr. Rt.IOS('J)h ~ '" Loratn lOft( Lnm ln Kin ~ 12. l.akt"oo'ood :II At Mllplfo He!~ Ot·. (iJnwll ~ r-.1. n·. f<rnnOOy 46 ,4.1StNI~ AWilln t~· n F'hth 52. W..rrm W. 1«'- • •of.! ,\tlJflht, of o.)ton til Clll Pur M:n1ar\ 6.1, ~}'. Pa11PI"50ff 51 1\t lJnty, .. O.)'kln (tJ {'ln. Oak Hil l$ 81, SprlnJI:. SooTh 74 ('lA'li!M ,\I~Act'lllrld C'.on~mU'*f('~ [Jf'l:lfw11 f'hl m£-1 ?.1. Ctr. Hawk1'1'1 44 ('11•, Trtn Hy 1~. Aurora ii'J CI,Ajl! A. tu fant.m t~cllou• (Middlt!J S Amllf•rs• Ill. Tl'.t/lon <L'i Wlndhnm 61, Lullicran W. ~ AI stt•Jhf!m!Uif! An!na ( UPP"') lll'rlln 1/Jiimd ~. Shadyside -l!i ShmanltUlh ~1. Indian ValleyS. 49, 201' . .~'- == ....., =· _, "" 3 Cu. Ft. Wheelbarrow 3'h·HP, 22-lnch Lawn Mower 3Y>·HP lawn mower with recoil-start engine, side discharge, 22" .blade. Quality 40-Lb. • Top Soil Wheelbarrow with metal enameled body. 3 cu. ft. For patching grass.ond s~eding or planting of flowers and shrubs. ' Net wr. Gulden had a couple of Interesting observations about his job. First, he tried to show how serious he Is about Impressing Rose with his effort. "Wilen he puts me In the lineup, I'm going tc j>lay 190percent, maybe :m percent," Gulden said. ")'m going to bust my tail." Gulden had this description of what lttakestohandlepltcherswell: "You've got to knowwhotlley are. Some o(Jnem YQ.u'ye 29t .to yell at some you've got to get on, some you've got to kiss, someyou'vegotto pat on the back." Redman reported on the visit which she and the honored·queen made to St. Patrick's Day potluck to be held Sunday following the mornlng worship service was planned at a recent meeting of the Martha Bible Class of the Bradbury Cnurch of Christ. Dan Meadows presided at the meeting, with plans alsobelngmade for the 8 .. a.m. Eastef sunrise ~rvlces and a breakfast which will follow . "The Meigs County Women' s Fellowship meeting will be neld at the church on March 28 with the women to serve refreshments. A report was glvP,n on the skatin g Grand BeUtel Cummings. 7:30 p.m. was discussed and a :practice session wassetforMay5at '2 p.m. a t the temple. Tribute was paid to the founder of and Mlldred Hudson was runner-up at Monday's night meeting of the Flve-PolntsSllnderellaclass.Atthe Tuesday nlgtlt meeting a 35-pounil · $(>rved.. by <til those attending. Lori JoAnn N.ewsome Is_ toe lecturer. marshall, 6.44 50-Ft. Garden Hose 888~ 988.77 nylon reinforced ·MTD 11 HP Lawn Tractor hose with brOS$ couplings. 38" cut, electric start, B&S engine. so·x~" Imj 5.47 §] Ortho Diazinon Spray ~ontrols insects on lawns fruit or shade trees. ' ~ All PURPOSE POT11NG SOl. [~J Sole. Price Our Reg. 3.47. 1.67 2.47 AI Purpooe Potting 1011 20-Qt. polling soli Ia odorleaL Ready to uae. 4'x5" llack ...,h Film Retalna mallture and eltmltiatesweedllngardenL Our Reg. 3.57 , 2 •.57 Handy Leaf IGke Potdtng lorder Penoe Long handle aweep type lawn and leal rake. Savel Ing border fencing. Savel 18"x8' vtnyl-coated fOld- EDW JAY SHE.RIDAN M.D • I . OPHTHALMOLOGY (Diseases & Surgery of th.e Eye) • BOLOGNA •••••••••••••••••~!•• I-Ll. CRlSP·N-SERVE VACUUM PCKED II • 11 AT 565 JACKSON PIKE HILL·CREST EYE· CLINIC I ~ \ ·~ + 446-0112 CHEESE ............... f.llf, •••• Ease into a .COMFORT CLASSIC ClaS61C styllng and continuous comfort. Natliralizer giVeS you the best of both In this slip..pn casual. It's made for l.he way you walk-'-with a special Cambrelle"' socklining to absorb moisture imil keep your feet co 01, When comfort counts ... count on .Naturallzerl In White & Bone POMEROY, ~ -rtf.yyz:iS~a 0 . . . . . -----.. +00 APRICOT NECTOR •••• !!~. S1.39 29 OZ. GOLDEN ISLE PEACHES ••••• ~ ••••••••••••••~. .N••••.99< 17 OZ. D£L MONTE • • GREEN LIMA .ANS .!~~s 2/S1.59 PRINGLES ..................':~. Sl. lO 1-Lt. GOI.DDI ISlE POWDERED SUGAR ......~OJ•• 67( ' NOVA 12 111 OZ. ASSOmD MOlTON HOUSf GRAVY MIXES ••••••••••• !~~ S1.09 ADOLPH'S ''At the Encl of tht Ptrr~~roy-Mason lriclgo ·T.V." DINNERS ••••••••••••(:~~ •••• 99( I D OZ. IIRDS·EYE CAULIFLOWER ••••••••••::~••••• 89( CUT UP · ' FROZEN ·FRYERS·•••••• ::~ ••••• 89< 6 OZ. POTATO CHIPS I DAllY VALLEY WHITE CllPEFIUIT ........... 2 /&.a••• 46 OZ. DEL MONTE ,' ·~ . 41 CT. ROIIDA II OZ. MOlTON or IANOU{T .. ___..... + ·00' $1.39 . W1111 f•IS.. •••$ I .M AMEI. PIOC. OR ·675-7969 AnER 6 P.M. Thursday al7 p.m. at the church In Dorcas. A medical represent a· tlve wUI be at the meeting to assist Ute group In developing a program of support for each ot)ter. · SIRLOIN' .10 ll. 5t, IH Vetley llo. I hting LONGHORN ·· WHITE · . CHEESE~•••••••••••••_ .!,•• SJ.9 POTATOES ..........JI;a.e. l 1 I 01. - I I ISU 11 IIID. 5UCID POMEROY The Rock ·Springs Grange will meet at 7:30 Thursday nlgbt at the grange hall. Dues are payable. SPECIAl OF THE WEEK MAY 1I ·1985· 1011110 COllY APPOINTMENTS MAY BE MADE BY CALLING POMEROY - A sell-help for the term~y Ill anct· to be held at meeting of Preceptor Beta Beta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Riverboat · Room of Diamond Savings and Loan Co.; eacn member to take two Items tor store. ,. OUR SERVICES INCLUDE - Computerized Acounting - Payroll Processing -Payroll Check Writing -Federal & State Reports - Internal Control - Profi1 & Lo.aa Statemen1s -Tax Planning -Financial Statements -Salas Analysis . -Caah Management THE PROFESSIONAL SERVICE FOR A SUCCESSFULBUSlNESS NOTICE RACINE - Racine American Legion Auxlllary Wl will meet POMEROY - Meeting at 7 E'Vening, 7:30p.m., at Thursday p.m . at Pomeroy Vlllage Hall for '. the legion hall. Several girls from all Interested In coaching or Southern High . School's junior helping with Pomeroy Youth class wUI attend. Refreshments League baseball program; If no will be potluck. interest Is shown there will be no program In Pomeroy. TIIURSDAY / PH. (614) 992-7270 Kim Calendar MIDDLEPORT Youth League meeting at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at Middleport VII· !age Hall; aU Interested persons are Invited to attend. Our Reg. 618 EAST MAIN STREET POMEROY, OHI045769 l:ll'merannouncing .ant to be held May 4 In Columbus ' was discussed and Carol Sffi!Ut was elected delegate and Dreama WEDNESDAY Our Reg. 6.67 ACCOUNT.ING & DATA PROCESSING · , The Ohio Job's Daughters Page- ' Our Reg. 7.97 party held a( the Skate-a-way Rink Sunday, and a discussion held on starting Wednesday night Bible studydasses. Larry Haynes had the opening prayer, and devotions were given by Bill King, who along with . hi s wife, Naomi, served refreshments . Otners attending were Bob and . Bessie King, Jla Darnell, Pa~llne Hudson, Karen and Elisha Mea · dows, Larry Haynes, John and Martha Wright, Jessica ·and Eliza· beth, Kathy, Jessica and Derek Joltnson. kEllER BUSINESS .SERVICES · -. ~~;;::;·~by~a~recep=~~~~o~n~ro~r~~t;h~e~.i~- i :. -·-~ --·~~£ ·.~. "" . . . .1'=rft/i~8 i;';j,-Jft•-€~-e~('.::.::.====- ~~+ii"'";~~';Ei'f:· T h.e Open; ng · · of BOILED HAM .................. $1 • 9 5 HOMEMADE l nde /Ja " ~~~~:~~~~~';!o~;~;:~:;~·3 a 1 S ~tnda,~yatt':te:emostwetgnt Ne.W OIIJ;ce HAM SALAD ••••••••••••••~!-.. $1.29 J• :~:~~;~~~~e~~~:~~YM~:~ao~ :~g,:.,k>s~::=~;:~~e1:r:~~ . "Our pitchers continue to Utrow strikes, " Rose said. Utat category this spring. He also completed an unusual plcko!f, faking a throw to first !_lase to freeze a runner and Uten running him down between first and second for the put-out. "He ran right at him and did a good job," Rose said. . Rose sald he hasn't decided when he'll ·choose one . catcher as his starter. Church . JcheduleJ potluck·Sur.uiay ._h_lsl~,-,~~·-··~-" '"·-·-;·· flp;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;~:;;;;;~:;;;;;;;:;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;:;:;;;1 -:~j::.;;,;~~~~=~=~!=~~~~~r ·rrunnwattet!li j Two players distinguished them· selves with defensive work Tuesday -shortstop Tom Foley and catcher Brad Gulden. Foley made a diving eaten of a foul pop and several other smooin plays In the field, drawing unsolicited praise from Rose. The Reds player-manager was particularly Impressed because of the sun-baked infield at AI Lopez ,Field, which makes ground balls tricky. "The easy ones are the hard QJles (to field)," Rose'Sald. MissKarrroncludedwitnapoem, "Be Gllld" and · prayer. A silent prayer was held In her memory. Mary Cundiff opened the meeting with a reading, "For Ute Believer Spring Is Eternal" by Helen Stetner Rice. Devotions were led by Opal Kloes. It was reported Utat 25 shut in calls had been made, and Ute birthday of Mrs. Cundiff was noted . Officers' reports were given and a freewUI offering was taken . Irene Parker nad the progr.am, "Higher Ground", using a song and scripture from Phll. 3 with prayer. The spiritUal life· closll)g by Mrs. Cundiff was a poem, "Motives." Refreshments were served to those named and Linda Ferrell and Mary Job's Daughters, has been selected Pomeroy Chapter, F. and A.M. for the district outstanding youth Merrl Amsbary guardian and award of the Grand Master of the Kenneth Wiggins, ~ssoclate g;.ard· Masonic Lodge. tan, were presented along with ' The lodge annually selects one - carol Smith, past honored queen, person ,in the lour-county district and Julie Byer 81)d Kathy Johnson, fmm each of the Masonic youUt past guardians. A letter was read Reds player-manager Pete Rose was particularly pleased witt! his pitchers, who limited the Dodgers to just four hits Tuesday. Marto Sotb, Frank Pastore and Ron Robinson threw two scoreless innings apiece, and Tom . Hume, Carl Wlllls and John Franco finished the Dodgers off. DOWNING ·CHILDS Dreama Bentz, honored queen of Bethel 62, International Order of -::e:~:=:~::::: :~ -!·~~~~~~~~~~~~H time to heal. Redus said his bruised leg Is stU! very stllfwhenhewakesup. Barnes, who bruised his hip In an exhlbltlon game Sunday,took batting practice Tuesday. Former Meigs couple to .observe 50th anniversary Selected for district youth award ~ ~ond. Concepcion singled Cedeno ~orne and took third on RonOester's The hadges went to Blake receiving all 15 webelo ' apprrela~ for her "splendid" Bobby Johnson, J .C. Fremeans, activity badges, Robby Wyatt, 13, work with the choir during hls Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Hendrix P .J . Chadwell, J<~Son Stewart. and Ryan Cowan, 12. Motllers pastorate40years ago. Matthew Craddock, and John etnned the arrow of light badges on Chester Knight, president of Becntie." . . their sons,- and tn turn each one CoUncil, Pre&e!lted her with a gilt Sarah Johnson's Den 4 had tne presented his mo.t her wttn il special fro!JI the chureh and Lois Burt, one · flag ceremony, Paula Cannichael's pin . from thedloir. She received several den had a song. Conducting · the ceremony were other gifts fmfn friends. Bob SiT!ith, cubmaster, ·· Shirley · · A standing ovation was given to WOodrow and Emmeline Henctrix drlx, Langsville; Lewis and Marilyn . Smith and Sar·aa~h ~j·~;~· kli~~~·+r~~~~~:~~~~;t=·~~:~ · ... ,_..,._., -_..ofMn;:~ N-9a$oS·e~;rJy .~-N2!!!:a_-i~-z n.; ...r-lf-~ N~i5e-wl~f6sjX}JiS(f was . 'ilf'Faluii.'Kaii'.':"fortner iii!Cientsof . ~ HenllrlJ!:"MCI'iferson-;'"Kan:TiJavit " Baer' and-Don H memories anti reflections of ller followed by a greetings and good Syracuse, . will observe their 50th and · Jarils Hendrix, Waterford, . tl)e youths Into the boy S<.-out troop, da~s ~~ -~~h~ -t~~che_r, as a \\15~. ~Ill,_~ ;mendlllg. .'!Jt~" . we!k:!L"!g...annhre!'a•·:y-_,,•!!t-h -an ~pe~ W~-: Ran~·-~mrLM~cy. ~~dirlns, a!!f!' He-r._i!!!lg p!"eSB!!!ed--ea~h .one . ·~·~·· ·"""· perrormer 9n .lOCal stages, as a anthem by the choir was "Preserve . rreeptlon Saturday, from lto3p.m . ·syracuse; Virgil and Lucy Pthl, with a boy scout kerchief after which AND My Soul, 0 God" directed by Lois churciJ member and choir director, at Ute Falun LuUteran Church. The Smolan , Kan, ; Earl and Linda theycrossedover the brldgelntoboy Burt, inlerlm t:holr director and along with thoughls on personal observance Is being hosted by their Hendrix, Milwaukee, Wis.; Gene scouting. friendships were noted by Lucllle Ralph Werry, organist. The' Rev. children. · and Emma Hendr~ . Falun, Kan .; Also receiving awards were Swackhammer, Evelyn Proffitt; · W.H. Perrllt's sermon topic was Mr. and Mrs. Hendrix are the Wpody and Cory HendriX , Mllwau· bobcats Kevin Wllobrey, David 113 SECOND AVE. Gudrun Scnaekel, Debbi Buck, "GodlstheKlDgofOurUves," .parents of 14 children, two or whom kee, Wis.; Mike ana Debbie Kauff, Carmichael, Cory Seymore, Sam POMEROY are deceased, Sue Parsons and Middleport; and Kent and Sally Cowan, Adam Wyatt , Keith Darst, El1'jlllellne Hendrix. Chat! ton, Salina, Kan. Jon Matthews, Ryan Rowe, and CALL 992-3381 L\vtng children and their husThey also have 30 grandchlldren Walt Williams; wolves , Adam 992 ~2 342 Wyatt , Jon Ma ttea, ~m Cowan, bands or wives are Pete and Phyllis 'and four great-grandchildren. Hendrix, Syracuse; Norman HenThe couple request that gifts he omitted, r------------1-----..:_______ service. Earlier thls year, Mrs. Nease resigned as director of the Trinity ctloir after 42 years service. Prayer preceding the dlnll€r was given by the )Wv. W.H. Perrin, pastor. A program of reQlembrance and tribute to Mrs. Nease was emceed by Ralph Wer,ry who gave a slcftch A memorial service fdr Marg&I'E't Eichinger, ' longtime devoted member of the Asbury United MeUtodlst Women, hlghllgllted the recent meeting of the UMW held at Ute church. , Marcia Karrconducted themem· · orial service before a worship center featuring a Bible •.white flowers and . 11 praying hands Ught. She gave a . tribute to Mrs. Eichinger for her : ~evotlons - to God, cnurrn, family, and friends, and spokeofherservlce ' In the church, Including actiltlties 1n the Loyal Helpers Class w¥re she was a substitute teacher, Ute cnoir, . the Ladles Aid Society, and as a ' member of the official board or the churcn. -" Reds top Podgers i 7 Asbury UMW memhet remernbered ·in service ~ - ..- Eleanor Blaettnar, Allee Globokar, Walt Willlams, Ryan Rowe, and Keith Darst. Tigers rcelved ribbons· were Willie Johson, Paul Cnapman, Jeremy Hartson, J.P . Fisher, Mark Mllls, Dodger Vaughan, Nicky MULLEN INSURANCE SALE END$ SATURDAY / ~ .\ ~ Numerous awards were pres· ented at lhe annual blue and gold bimquet· of Middleport Cub Scout Pack .245 held at the masonlc temple, Middleport. I 0o COUNt PUll PUFFS C~APMAN SHOES IIEI1 10 ILIEIFELDS Ill POMROY . FACIAL TISSUES .........~~x. •• .-89< 10 OZ. INSTANT COFFEE NESt.AFE .~ •••••-......:•••• ;:~. 5(;89 . \ �___ Page- 8- The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, March 13, 1985 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio .Family m edicine 'Meigs VICA member to attend June conference Identifying signs of ··~..,-- -'-' - ~ J~UVIMU By Edward Schreck, D.O. Assistant Professor - Of F amUy Medicine Ohio Unlvel'llity College of Osieopalhlc Medicine whether the prostate is enlarged and pushing aga inst the bladder. QUESTION: Is s urge!Y always n'*'lled to treat BPH? ANSWE R: Although no present · = --Qu~~-rlUN :- _- :ShOnly arter my . -~Gii3"'"Ur6k&kt c-ct1U I'CI'It;~'' 11 'CU.i"'~ 45th !Jtrthday, I began experiencing BPH, up to 50 percent ()f men with problems urtnattng. Could this be a sign of developi ng p rosta te problems? · · ANSWER: A vartetyofdifitcui· prostate difficulty may be \M!lped for many years wltoout surgeJY. By un natlng !req uently to avoid overstretching the bladder. · ab· staining from a lcohol and spicy l!Qd..J!ll.W'!i9ne , Wedneadey, March 13, 1985 t'an I)(• full of Jo.\' and IJ\lss: $o man y things tor l;ln achln2 heal1, Too many to wa!n to miss. He'lf'elevate your sights (met' morE' • Do a good dl'(.'tl ev('fy day. Thfllook upon tlwlr fac:t" so brtght , ll(llp someone> you rh~Ul<'f' to met'! , Wllc:wf:• name you ma~· not know; Your lire bP a good C'xamplf"', ThC' way they would llkf' to ~o . Youl' t'f'Vo•ard Is tht>J·t•to S('l'; . What bel!er way to walk that road , u ? . II YQU know, wont yoo' t(' me . - By Olon D . Harrtson, Porm>roy. Hf! l A Atwar- There P~::ou~ ~~ 1t;:"v:.way, As vou walk alonJii: !he rood of llfl•, Your strpff may gc astray: But rna I«! tl n C'ffoM on your Part. •• f Poet's -- ~~-*> - I...c1 thr;;Sf'C' by the tw!P you tdv... YVW'5 The DeNy Sentinei- Page....-9 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Uft'tl Plllllway ' ._ __ _,...... Soutl-.st Region when members cl. And thr> smllf> that's on ~·o ur lll <'r :~ the Meigs VJCA Club attended the annual capital vlslt to Columbus. Making the vlslt to the capital from Meigs High were Tryall, Jay Proffitt, Rhonda Neece, GmY FtHe, ,Llz Cleland,~&!Yl ~Bums , LlndB Stewart, Lisa Kieler, Sheny Eagle,. Phllllp E agle, Cllrls Cross and . Shelly OhllngtPr · accompanied by advisors, Unda Yonker , Tom Weny and Kenneth Eblin. As a · national voting delega te, That all .vou did !s of frl'l' l"Mian , ' Rcgurdll'SS of limr m· pl:t('('. And l!r(J, thvu~h try his best to piPase. A."' you trawl On lif~'s And when yOu reach that other shOt'(", Your travelUng dayS are dorw; " BecaUJe one day He ca.red enoup, plane; He'll sho~·er )fl)q wtth blenlnp, To Jllve HIS only Son. By Olen 0 , Harrllon, Pomeroy. - .._.. Ia eon.tc' Apln ,........... -m!•• 10 eal'llla•atn. """;"" .. "" ·• • • He 1 oomlflK thit time rd a ldnJ; . 1be eastern lkY w\ll q~en wkle. - - - . - - - ~g( Heawn ring. · For JOf'l'le It wiJ ~a Joy untold, Mak dul ,__ "'--- · t you II ert>nt uum II.:- rest; Cov{>r you w1th righteousness. That wUI wlthltard Satan'• best. And though you do not know Him- ·~- "'T.~~@~i==-~· : \ t -............... ~ ' wnt:l <Ill ) ' VUf cnenm n)J1'tdl\~ )'w, - - ·~~; :;:-;-u'p'' "' ,..,.. , • 0 In this si nful world today; •u.... ., 10 ,_,., ~"~'" 1'hl"'l'fl'.t On.;- wOOm yoo Can call on.. When you're rt>ady shed a tear. Who "11! ~er .tum awa v. He'll take the SOUl He gaw• you., _:.-d:, 0 Ht• will inend a broken h('art , · bltt<•r, to sofl'l('" m.ly be': He-'ll Sl>t <:1 restles5 mind at ease: And if you'll pf'rmlt Him, tO To tee the 8avtour's face; To look upon the one whO died, 1bat yw ,.~up for lost: Put II on I~ Gklry Trail. To prove AmazJng Grare. To walk beside .the One who gave, His llfe for aU the lait; That was paved at calvary's Cross. To hear the story from. HiJ lips. Why He did, and whal Jt cost. To hear Him teU hoW Satan. Will be loot, c0rno Judi"""'' day; For on that day, J.fis rrtgh wtll eoo. Htm, and His sinful way. He'll take His choflen faithful ff"W", To their homt prepared on high; And leave me ones who didn't care; -·--:·~····,.Jl~k hw.JUlD_f!arl.h.._to .di@ .:c--'"---::"'-:7-~ For thaw> who cared , ' twill be .k>Y Ulllokl, Heaven 's.bE'auty, beyond mortal compare; ~ lives, throughout the ages to co~. · Wlth the One who pr"O\'ed He- cared. , - By Olen D. Ha~ . Pomeroy. . COPYRIGHT l fMi · TH E .KROGER CO tTj:MS AND PRICES GOOD SUNDAY , MARCH 10. THROUGH SATUF!.DAY. MARCH 16. lflt5. IN CAll !POLIS& PQMER O~ OtltO SIORI S . WE AES EAIJ E TH E RIGHT TO LIMIT OUAtlllifi~S NON£ SOL O TO OEALEe:s . 1131 JACKSON PIKE - RT. 35 WEST ~-44- 4~ I SUN Woman chairs area bikeathon Mrs. Diane Flowers wUJ chair the St. JudeChlldren's Research Hospital blke-a-tllon . at Hartford this . spring. The hospital was founded by entertainer Danny Thomas and combats catastrophic diseases which afflict chUdren. All proceeds from the bike-a-lhon go to the llospltal. Portland honor roll released INTRODUCTORY. PAINT JOB SPECIAL 1 Color . $15000 NO IODY WOK PERSONS' BODY SHOP a.ant .... -"·Plea-. w. v•. Call fer Detalh 61 4·91J·U.74 , •. """-1 ~. . .r.-le!-4~tr r!.:lettiCJII 1.J " STAinNG FRIDAY "PINOCCHIO" kidneys and bladder . X-rays s how bl oc ked passages a nd SAFETY, • Vi.~it relatives Mrs. Karen Lisle and sons. Jason a nd Nicklas. spent the weekend vis iting Mr. and Mrs. James Joluison. Middlepor1 , Mr. and Mrs. Don Lisle, Suracuse, and other ·r e latives and friends. Keith Lisle has taken employnlenl In Fulton· d;lle , Ala. _a.nd the family will join him there when school is out. U.S. GOV'T GRADED CHOICE GRAIN FED BEEF Per Serving Than ·Bone-In •Easier To Carve •Easier To Cook • Easier To Judge Serving Size 1o1111 '>llhSII r. h Otl reglldle.,., ut Boneless Top Sirloin Steak Quart Pound 88 ADVfRliSfO IHM POliO Ttl1ll Sl1ilfACTIOIM GUA"lll tff [VI''\'trllrl!-1 fUll fJUY ,11 IOO!jl!f 1\ uu alit n T•, ~ I Tr1o ~'Jut Red, Ripe ·Strawberries rn anul ~ •. lom· r It vou tre nor stMI.ed. K<OI!C' wtll •eDii'Le ~ ow •Tt m ... ~h Ule ~ame bflrod cu it c ompetllhlf' b r&o(l rJt ''"lund vow purchne ouce ! '" I I •1! Trl•~ ~· olfiVPt10 '> 0' !I I! Pill'o 1' , 11' <111 71'1 1 Ill IJI.l 8~ 9 • 1. tll h· ' " '· ....... ,,, ' '· ll. h K•IIUII ' SltHI) .. ... ,,,,.. r·. r.o•p l ()Il l r)l r l toot.e J ~ ~pec•l oc allv om ... r! ' ' t l••~ 1111 tl w u<lu ou1• an <H1ve rl •:fHl •t eo• "'e "''' ' n ti P.r t Ou you r ol 11 c om l)ll•illllt: •Ill'" ,..h,•n availa ble t l'lii'CTWTQ Thl• Sitntl' ~~\011'115 Il l il ftiii!Cil i'C:~ wttoc h "" dl l'l lii! IP. '1'011 Tn r•urrna~l! ltll' (111\0f'Mt!;o!-d llt•m a T IIH· ,,llv fltl "'"' t ~"' '' I" • P'" u n nm">' wMm • ·10 w •ll t~ · <1< t1 1 1 V~ Only m •u <.Uj)l<,<l ,jlfl< o!t•m n• •• ll, oSftfl ' "'to .."·..... . ~· -,.,. • CROWNED - ·Grace BaDenger, 98, Arcadia's oldellt 1e&ldent, and ound memo.ries! Fortunately, natural gas leaks are rare, but they can happen. So it's important that you l!nd Yc>ur family beable ~ ~ . If . gas itse IS odorless, so we add a distinctive odor to the gas. Other signs to be alert for outside include a.hissing noise, blowing dirt, bubbling water over a submerged pipe, or dying vegetation around service lines. H you aiMIIgaln home, 1) check to see if . a pilot light is out, or a burner control .valve not turned completely off; 2) open doors and windows; 3) don't use matches, electric switches or appliances. · If the odOr is strong,leave the house, cali Columbia from .-by and stay !here until a ~antves. . H !fOil dltect a leek ovtalde. 1) eliminate If posSible potential sources of a spark l)r flame; 2) leave the area; 3) call Columbia from nearby. If you or someone In your family isn'i familiar with the smell of gas, call your Columbia office and ask lor a scented folder. Together, we can keep your natural ·gas service safe and efficlen!. . ~-oallrMonis,weree~owtledA.rcMIIa'•NUftlln«.Jiome,.-aadldJII,al _l_....,...._____ ~ a recent valentine party. Red a~~d choallaie valenllnell were presented to the two honored. Games were playd wllh prizes going to .Agnes Rutile, Laura McDoaald, Vince Brow111d, Rawle Ulz. Special NeD Garrett and Nancy Go.am.for ihe the " bElli dre!loed" valent~ Hefretllunenls were Jlen'ed wHh pariy favors and ~ belng,pro~ by fiii11Uies and frlalils olthe resldente. pflll were preoented to Hearing well adds so mu c h to the moment . And we c an ORAND OPENING MARCH 14 COOK FLORAL - -237 WA$iiiiiGTOffST. IAYIIWOOD, j, Put you r ,eU in t o u c h . YA. OPEN : MON. THRU SAT. 9:00 TO 6:00 ~~~ ~1-iONE: 304-2?:t-!J30.3. ~ FOR FLOWERS, LET YOUR FRIEND DOROTHY (SISSON) GOODE PROVE THAT OOK'S MEANS "OUAUTY." ., • ' l Moke your good times 6euer. Mort reol. Mort ~Q/iyt, Much more undenrandobl•. Thro,ugi, " proper amplification, improvtd h eoring con change ''huh-w{!ot" confusion into enjoyable , '"" ]fe__lhj nk__JJOU 'IL o_gre_p . -~ .. i~ 's o reo{ f_!uij._L IQ_ ,--=-0_,.,- ~ htor beller. But let yo ur turl decidt. Benefit- from advanc ed t •ch J . LAUNDRY Charmin Bath Tissue Rin~so 4-Roll -- 2-liter 42-oz. I ......• LIMIT 1 WITH $10.00 PURCHASE •"' LIMIT 1 PLEASE 29 ' OF eo ' ~ •' All New Instant Mountaieer • COLUMBIA GAS I I Diet Pepsi or Pepsi Cola Detergent·· ... J NON RETURNABLE BOTILE, MTN. DEW, PEPSI FREE, -~- communication. , . .s.... ... ,..... vour make it e a ~ y t 0 hear well . ' 400 SHEETS PER ROLL BUCK .., • ' • WIN • UP TO • !.,. . .' ~NSTAfmY ..•. •• • ( ,).. • ,. �- . ·~L ._., - •• March 1 Wednesday, March 13, 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio 1986 Busin~s - Services Public sale set in Chester Twp. Four cases ended An entry conflnnlng the pubUc ;judgment from Ronnie HoOey, sale Ql property In Chester ,Town· •Middleport, which Is the deftclency Two defendants forfeited bonds shlphasbeentlledlnapartltloncase balanceonapromlsiOljlnote. and two others were lined In the court of Middleport Mayor Fred brought against Laura Urbanfc of In other court matters, WendeD HoffmanTuesdaynlght. StrongsvillebyNonnanE.Baum,et Gross, Welston, has tued suh Forfeiting were Jerry Hanning, al J> Ohio Coal Co - POmero.7,$450postedoh a c1iarg:;: eo~r"""""' · '.Qrnef!!Y. . ~ ~-aga~JmtJ!ll!l~m"" ~-- - ~- '''---~~ ' Norman and JoAnn Baum pur- Lancaster and James Mayfield, drlvlng while intoxicated, and $!jj, chased the property tor $55;00>. The administrator or the Bureau ot· expired tags, and Elmora Boice, court ordered the real estate to be Worker' s Compensation, ColurnPorneroy, !allure to yield right of sold at public sale after both the bus. Grossalleges he was hurt In a way. ·plaintiff and defendant entered work related accident on July 12, _ paZ~wwe~~~=~:: ~~;~~~u~~~~~r~,OOJ ~:;.~dt~ls~f1~:~~a~~dec=ls~-l~o:n='""'- rnanner, and Charles D. Reltrnlre, Pomei'O':f, $19 and costs, speeding. tlon.Ajurytrlalhasbeen,requesled. for the The Farmers Bank and Savings Co. has requested a $3212.23 ALL STEEL _& from 12'd6' ~~ ii1iili1 1:. .,........ . ......... .._... ...,:u.:..::::-,................ " c1. rn .._,~~~~~,..,..... 16-MI............. PH. 992~6911 FOR ALL YOUR WIRING MUDS to 24'x36' lnsul1t1d Doc Houses P&S ·BUILDINGS R•cine. Oh. .. ,..... tt.. Ph. 614·843-5191 10·6-tfc Residential •lnaul•tlon & Commercial Call: -992-5875 Or 742-319 ,•Storm Door• ', •Storm Windows •Replacement Wir,dowa •New Roofing "FREE ESTIMATES" JAMEs iirisri PH. aa''- ., ....., JlpentH IWOFdl Wlnted. Poying UOO minimum. Somural, 824 Ponon. SPringfield, lit 82702. Coil (2171 544-7811,1123-8729 . •nl!ll IINTALS & SAUS . o... 200 COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE . 8tdt, Iron, wood, cupbolrde, chslrs, I U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Authonzed John Deere. New Holland, Bush Hoa Farm Equipment Dealer Rt.2, Items as lamps, toys, pictures, brassware, cllslres, sUveJWare, pottery, baskets and figurines. Free cabbage patch key challis will he given away, one per family, on !Jilelllng day. VIsitors that day may also, reghiler to win a free telephone. ROUSH CONSTRUCTION Public Notice Area deaths · Nonna Brandeberry Thursday with the family to be present from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Uswin S. Nease Public Notice Pu~lic Notice 287. Poge 309 and Volume 290, Pogo 701. Molgt County D.-I Recorde. APPRAISED AT 113.300.00. Tlwi real e"""" cannot be 10kl for leM than two-thirds the appraised value. TERMS OF SALE: CASH. tho ino of ooid 34\'J acre lroct; ond oouth 160 to tho ploca of beginning. Subject to any accrued real 8118te taxes. L-Nor-ma · Singrru:m Brar.deberry, Howard5~;;";,'; of Gallipolis, formerly of •Coolville, died Tuesday morning al - horne. Born In Athens County, she was a · daughter of the late William E. and Ella Cunningham Bingman. Mrs. Brandeberry was a member .of Ireland Congregational Church ·and a chartE'r mPmber of the Coolville Grange. She also belonged · to the Helen McCloud Service Gulld · and the Fidelity Rebekah Lodge 886. : · Survivors Include her husband, Adam, at home; a son, Dr. Keith R. Brandeberry, Gallipolis; a daugh· 1er, Dorothy Louise Warne, Columpus; five grandchildren; and three great grandchildren. . ... ···'~in nddltlcMc·hel'l18rents. sllewa In death by two brothers ,, and two s isters. ' · Services will held 11 a .m. Friday morning at the White Funeral Home in Coolville. Rev. Roy Rose wUI officiate. Burial will be In the Coolville r {:emetery Friends may call at the funeral " home after 6 p.m. Thursday. ,. j!l, Meigo County. Ohio 12127, (31 6,13, 3tc Public Notice w.., -.ce IC- containing one and on•· oi-th (1 ·1/ 16th) moreorlen. .. Now Horiloo-httnsi,. ._... Public Notice Ref...,nco o-1 : Vol: 270, Page 87. Meigs County 0.-1 Recorda. APPRAISED AT S14,500.00. Tho reol olllato cennot ~>e· s6ki lor -leU man two·thirdl the appratudvalue .TERMS OF SALE: CASH. Sub;ect to any accrued reel estate taxes. Howard E. Frank Sheriff of Moigt County, Ohio 121 27. (31 8, 13, 3tc Public Notice •ooflng AluMiorurri & Vioyl Sittings 15 v..,. Ekperionco Avenue, Poma-oy, Ohio to tell to< cosh tho following cot- • Iotero I: GREG •oUSH PH. 992-7611 1977 CI!Ovrolot Von. Mfr.'t Mriol no. CGL367U173978: 1973 Torry T - T.-. Mfr. ooriol no. Y021f163S 110i11: 1974 Dodge Trudt, Mfr.' I • rilll no. 83&8E4X0263H. Tho F.,.,.. Bonk and Sovinga Company. l'ometcloi. Ohio, - t h o right to bid ot this solo. and any of the above pnor to solo. Further. Tho Farman Brink and s.vingo Company , . _ the right to reject any or 11 bldsiUbmltttd. Further, the aboW Ire oold in tho condition they . . in with no ~ or Implied . 20 Y"" "Free Ellimatto" CAU COLLECT: Ph. 16141143·5425 Hyseil · GON SHOOT RACINE Garage FIRE DEPT. •f. 124,PDflllroy Ohio lashan lulldlnv AUTO & TRUCK .REPAIR Alto Tre .,.tlaal o• PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 3/1/2 mo. pd. .,... .___ _ _ _ _..!l.!:l·:!:l·~tl~c 'o AFFOID&IIf • ron All£ ~ Enjoy c.....tt r•oiotlon ...,. tiwlt. Y• •HM in your ewn 1111 s,r..., s,e. st., toy •• ,. dMi hne in deck. ILACIWOOD HOME SPAS .-.r. •• gMMI. 40037 ·s - u . 13113, 14.16. 3tc Po-oy, OH. (614) 915·3105 TIM£ fOR A·B-C. EVERY SAT. NIGHT 6:30P.M. · 12 Factory Choke Gauge Sho)guns Only 12·5-tfe 3-24-tfc Howard L. Writesel Roofing Co. WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH •SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN LAUNDRY •GilSON REFRIGERATOR "'Sh~T ""' .... ,. Fill,,,TIMI .. _ u Dllf RIDENOUR TV &APPLIANCE CHESTER-985-3307 NEW-REPAIR Gutters Downspouts ' Gutters Cleaned Painting Storm Doors ' 8o Windows 9~9-2969 . Announcements Teking lewn mowing orders f or 1h1 aummer. • 2 ·&0 per hour. I furnish the mower, mod ified A· freme on 6 acres . large gerden . wood· burner. own weter well . Quiet end peaceful. Fully cerpeted . Flnel otter •32, 500. Cell 1114 -843- gu, ond oil. Coil 814-986· 1 _ 63_8_4.,..·- - - - - - - ,- approx l· mately 1.9 acre tot. ftoM Hill, Pomeroy . Uli.IIOO . Coll614·871-2&13 . 18 11 Wanted to Do Help Wanted :f~•b!okE-:s::~~~·uv:,u:r.:o~b~l::."i =::::~::"::·~c:•::ll:_:-~::•::t~::~:.:J=l:::~:~_:._-_::_ paper therein . Contact me. Staotl, 607-749-2638 Areyou•nopportunilt71ho rood o~ ... Soloo Repreaonto tive needed to cover coel loose weight now Ask me howl Nutritional weight loSI program , no drugs-·only herbs. Call 446-2081 or 446-3788 Management position full or part-time fields in South Eaatern Ohio & Northern W.WVa. If inte· Gun shoot at Racine Gun Club every Sunday, 1 :00 p.m . Factory chocked guns only. · Special private ' home care 212511 Home equipped for wheal chair patients. References. IRA Call 614-992-3696. INDIVIDUAL REnREMENT ACCOUNT 10.5% Allslate lie'rtlarellvo.t.. DAVIS-QUICKEL AGENCY, INC. Acrou from Courthouse 992·667 mo. 5 4 Ouon•at Bulldlngt. Due to cancelled ordert. we have several building• at 40 per cent saving•. Brand new, never erected, with Galvalume Finish. Call Tom at 419-659- 2494 4 - Giveaway 114 COUll IT., 'POMIIOY or 949-2263 3-7·1 mo Playful kittens 1f2 Stamese. C\.11614-256- 1641. Carpenter . Work, bedroom, 2 story frame· ' f!rmJ I!:!!Oependable and honest. house , spprOX. ·2f00 -~q. tt: ~ re..onable rates. Floyd Cra - livi~g apace. Equipped kitchen. large roomt. 2. commer 304-676-9769 plete heating systems. On paved rd .• 10 m•n . from town in Forrest Run . -!!-t!d! ~ &.:: !..'!.!!! ~ _~ restered In jotning a growing and aggre11ive m1ne supply company, the mail I detailed resume Ia aalary delirtd to; Box 100 In core of Golllpollt Dally Tribune, 82& Third Ave , Gallipolis, Dh 46831 . Man in late 30'• detiret live in houtekeeper. kid1 wei- 21 F1nanml 149,000 . -Coil 814 · 992 8093. • Business Opportunity Brick home, 3 ~edrooms, 1h beth, fire place, full bllement, 2 car brick prsge, on large lot . College Rd. In Syrocuoo . Collll14-992· 6133 or 814·992-3804 . I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· In Pomeroy. 3 bdrm, good qualftie1 but n•d• work. ~~::-iS:J:~~~~· -IliSHING recommend& tiepl ior that · you CO do liuaine11 Wrth Own•r nwda t:::••h, ~ account& . people you know. and NOT offer will buy. Under 17500. to $80,000 . Part to 1end money through the Ready to deal7' Call tl1.4. $12.000 to *18,000 mail until you have invelti· 992-6263 selling. Repeat business. Set gated the ofiering. you,.. own hours. Training 8V. percent asaumable INn. provided. Call 1-612 ·938· Wholeteler- Broker· Route 5 yrs. old, 3 BR. 2 b•tha, FR. 1075 Mon. thru Fri. BAM to Butinen: Mfg. co. involved Bl kitchen . OW, Util . Rm. 2 5PM . C.S . T in mall· marketing of con&u- car garage. patio, heat mer products i1 expanding pump. AC . New Haven. Cell Government Jobs . nationwide . We ore looking 304-773-6942 or 304-773S15,000-850,000 Y•· poiti · for sales-oriented peraon tor _59_2_7_._ _ _ _ _ __ ble. All occupat1ons. How to •~elusive territory servicing 1 find . 'cotl 905 -687-8000 ac:counta. Hjgh income po- Price reduced. four bedExt. R-4562 . tential, Start-up inv~ntory roomt. kRchen-famlly room purchue: 18·9,000. Coli with fireplace. finished Government hom&s from 317 - B41-6483 Mr . basement. Po1nt PleaNnt. $1 . (U repair!. Alto dellquont 304-676-3079. evilninto . Wtl!'ington . como Coil 876-6437. : tax property. Call 805-687· 8000 ext. GH-4582 lor information . READY 'ClSII ICUT OUT FOI FUTURl USE I :"preceded CALL We'd 446-4522 "W• Rl•t F" /.Itt" U-$AV. AUTO RENT E . Main. . Misc. Merchandise and $2.00 ~r hour. 986-4392 . St:l VICI:S 3 . 'A" WANT AD 'B'RINGS 'IOU 54 I will cere for elderly .,_raon In my homo. Coil 814-9112· 8022 . f 111ployme111 A11 11 IIIIIH. r: ill P. nIS fl!:'r 'ld_trly ~llrl h,8nr;li~-lt.P!)~d.ft to- warn~ntin SUPERIOR SIDING CO. Roofing of oil Typoo Worked In home .,.. Won s• far111 E•ulp111ent P1rtt & Service Rog~er EUGENE LONG Complete Gutter Work Complete R~modallng &G..... Hom.. for 1-3-tlc lllltYL & AWMIIIUM 1-anco Wwk Cuttom Polo lldgs. PUBLIC NOTICE N'otico It hereby.Diven that on Saturday, March 18th. 1986, at 10:00 a.m. 1 public oale will be hold ot 10& Union 31 Situation• Wanted 4392. AVON . Sell AVON! Make SMALL STORE-BIG BARGAINS - Gifts galore . , will be avaUable at Jo's Gifts located on OIW 124 just above Pizza Dan's In Syracuse. Opening Friday, the : .shop~s boors will be 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. every day bul · Sunday. Owner, ,Joano Smith, will be sellln1: such gift 12 .venlnga chests, beekets, dishes, stone iera, entiquea, Jold silver . Write - .0 . VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING SERVICE Wanted To Buy ~!CI!!IILI. J&L BLOWN BUILDINGS Sizes from 6'x6' Up UHw ....... O... CENTER 102 W111 Main St. Ponwroy, OH. ~OR!.' 992-2196 Middleport, PHONE 992-2156 l'lnulfl••tl l"'lf''•'"''"'' lin• /l•llm•·l•tll ''''''I' ltnlll• t•.rr/Urlllff'• ,.. 9 heater cores. can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. ~~----------~~~==---------.The Daily Sentinel 1 Ohio POMEROY,O. 992·2259 lo wor Enpet·A·C.t, lht to driwe the wthiclt of your chalco. NO OOWI4 PAYIIII'NT IOWII IIOMTII YPAY MINT · BLACKSTON NEW. CAR & TRUCK LEASING ~·:··- 915-3561 All Mek11 •Washers •Di1hW11hers •Renee• •'Refrigeratora •Orvert •Freenn Box. 326 Pomeroy, OH. 45769 St. lt. 160 Gallipolis, .. ---. 'IE'N'S APPLIANCE SERVICE For Futer Service Call 6141-99'7.&717 PARTS and SERVICE Owner trantferred. must Hcrifice. axe cqnd, 3 bed- H~c ra-~·'!h---- !~ !!L-!!~-::v!'.!!!'ll..l!'Jt.n.!.---u= · died Tuesday morning at Ohio State · University Hospita l In Columbus · following an extended illness. Born In Kanawha County, W.Va. , . · he was a son of the late William M. • .and Mary E . Ellis Reeves. Mr. Reeves was ll'tired from the -• "· Ohio Department of Hlrhways and attended the 'Rutland Bible Metho- dlst Church. Survivors Include his wife, Belle Flndt!ng Reeves, at home; a - 'daughter1Eiien Bussey of Alfred; a : granddaughter, Autumn Lee Bus· -.;ey, also of Alfred; and a sister, :. ,Anna Mohler of Middleport . :; : In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by lour brothers. ~ ~ Services will be held 3 p.m . . :':fbursday at the White Funeral ' 'Home In Coolville wllh Rev . Amos TUiis officiating. .. Burial wUI be In the Mound :. Cemetery In CoolvUie. " - Friends may call at the funeral ho me after 4 p.m . Wednesday. TIE COUNTRY LOFT GIFT SHOP TEAFORD Real Estate · OWNER: Sarah Fioher End of II. 7 ly.Meigs High School ....- ........... $1750000. Turo . 216 E. 2nd St. Phone 1-(6141-992-3326 Nam•--------------------Addreu---------......:...------- Phone--------------------Veterans Memorial Jessie B. Bowers 50 ACRE~ - Near Langsville - 7 rm. home. batn & other bldgs on good gravel road NICE HOME - lg. dmmg, family rms. 3 lg. bdrms .. new bath & good carpjltmg. 96 ACRES - Free gas, lg. barn, remodeled home and fences . Admissions--Edna J.,ee, Pomeroy; Betty Friend, Long Bottom; Clarence Spurrier, Pomeroy; Joy MattheWs, Columbus. Discharges--Lilly KPnnedy, Chester Shahan, Thomas Grady, John Myers, Jack Adams. ·· ·Harriet Sterrett RUTLAND N1ce remodeled 3 bdrm home, mod . kit. lg. level lot. BUSINESS PROPERTY- Ex· cellent return on your Invest· ment. Middleport or Pomeroy ~~~;-----------------~IK•~-,~-=~~~----"- ~~·~~~-----~--~1~ Mrs. Sterrett was born In Pome:; ..toyonJan.JO, 1907, a daughter of the late John B. and Eliza Skinner Burnell. She was employed as a legal secretary for Manning Webs· ter and Bernard Fultz In Pomeroy lor a number of years. She was a " member of the Pomeroy First ; 'Baptist Church a nd the Col. Charles ·. ;, Lewis Chapter of the Daughters of ·· . the American Revolution In Point ·; Pleasant. . · · Survlvlngareasonanddaughterln-law, William and Judy Sterrett, •. Copley, and two granddaughters, 1- .~Rachel and Emily Sterrett. •, Besides her parents, she was preceded In death tiy her husband, ••o Lorain, on Nov. 7,1983. Officiating at serviCes will be the Rev. David Mann and burlal wUI he ;, ",In Beech Grove Cemetery. Friends •. may call at the funeral hornelrom2 ·· " to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today. In Ueu of --~ t!owers !r!Bnd~iLm~y cofitdbute to . memorlals at the Pomeroy First Baptist Church or give to their favorite charity in her memory. NEW liSTING - Easttm District - Neat and cute! Asmall home with b1g ·appeal! 2 bed· rooms carpeted, FA heat In· eludes range,· refri~. washer, dryer Vinyl ~d1ng. fmnt porch, storage bu•ld1ng. Appro,. I are lot Owner may finance. lEAL! ,' ,'t Funeral services for Mrs. Har:; rJett Sterrett, 78, formerly of . ~omeroy , who died Monday at her ·: residence In Copley, will he held at 1 w Real Estate General OPEN: Tues.-Wtd ••fri. Sat. & S11n. 10 to 5 Momkays 10 to I Closed Thursday · .l Mrs. Bowers was born In West VIrginia on March 6, 1897, a daughter of the late Edward and Mary Ann Saxton Russell. She was a member of the Middleport Church of Christ. Surviving are a son and daughterIn-law, George and Willa Bowers, Springfield; a son, Lester Bowers, Middleport; a daughter and son-Inlaw, Nettle and Willard Boyer, Pomeroy; two sisters, Helen Elias and Alfreda Christian, seven grandchildren, 10 great-grandchUdren, and one great-great-grandchild. Besides her parents, Mrs. Bowers was pr'I!C!lded In death by , her husband, 'Howard H. Bowers In 1900; a brother,EddleRussexll, and two sisters, Grace Hoffman and Mary Van Meter. Services will he held at 1 p.m. Friday at the Rawlings-Coats· Blow& Fl!.!!.et'AI !-lnrnewl..!l!.ll!fr. 'E)QI> Melton otnclatlng. Burial w1ll be In Riverview Cemetery. Frll'nds may can at the fUneral home an day on . ' . Rec meeting Thursday I JWanled ( JForSole < JAnnouncemenl ( !For Aenl Councilman Larry Wehrung has announced that a meeting will he held Thursday evening, 7 p.m., at Pomel'O':f vUiage hall, to discuss plans for the recreattonallacillty to be constructed behind the old Pomeroy junior high. All Interested Individuals are Invited to attend and offer suggestions. _______ 1. '_ _ _ _ __ 2.------] 4. - - , - - , - - - - S. _...;__ _ __ 6.-------1.-------8. -------- Winning lotter.y number --_ - -_ -_- 109.• ..;_-_ _ CLEVELAND (AP) The wtonlng number drawn Tuesday night In the Ohio Lottery's· dally game, "The Number," was 724. In the "Pick 4" game, tl~ewlnnlng number was 9142. The lottery reported earnings of $621,890 from wagering on Its dally .gam.e. ;Earnlng;s__g__atJII!_on Sl\1!)5 of. $1,212,223.50, while holders of win· nli1g tickets are entitLed to share $590,333.50. ·I 1 11. ~~------- SERVICE .-Addons •nd. ramodellng - Roofing 1nd gutter worll - Concrt1e wortc - Plumbing 1nd electric•! wo.r. (Free Ettimatell _ . - ~ Television listening Devices Computerized Hearine Aid Seleetion Hearing Evaluations for All Ages ~ LISA M. KOCH. M.S. Ill 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 · Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 "2-6215 or 992·7314 pupptes. Pert German Shepherd. part 1 Call 614742-3092 ott• 4 :30 · 7 · pupp111. mixed part colhe and . doberman, 304-773-. 5997. Lieensed Clinieal Audiolo&ist :z: ;!!; (614)446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 V. C. YOUNG Ill Polhlray, Ohio 1115/ Un <"VINYL SIDING *ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULAnON $4!.50000. NEW LISTING - Fi'll Points - Crorr Subdivision - Ap- BISSELL prox. I acre lot with a newer ranch home. Sw1mm1ng pool, basemenl garage, many other fatures. All •n excellent cond1· lion Central air. Owner wants an ofter. $54900. SIDING CO. N•w Homn Built , "Free E1tlmatn" PH. 9•9-2801 No Sunday HARRISONVILLE Three acre building site w~h water and electnc available Owners w1ll consider land contract Calls 3111/tlo 8-13 iln 6 ' ' ~ MOTEL RT. 62 NORTH POINT PLEASANT, W. VA. I milll fro111 Pomtroy-lason Btldce SINGLE 124.95 304-675-6276 •live Entertainment •free HBO •Kitchertettes •Restaurant .l.U. 304-675-6276 1-111-l.f.n. 73-10 Cht•r Tr. . Fondon ......................... '65 U-10 Cho•y Tr. Doou .......... .............. •1 SS 7S-IO Chnr. lr. Hoodr......................... SI 65 7S·IO Cho•r Tr. 11 -14 Chtvr. lr. ftndorr ...................... 11 I 0 U-79 lord Tr. ftodtrr ......................... •sa 73-10 Cht•r lr. Ji-79 lord lr. roil Golts ....................SIO 10-14 lord Tr. londtrr ........................•9o lta"'Jt,r I lro~~<o ftndorr I Grills Clrrom lh(mporr ........... S70 Grilltt .....................- .... '40 .~73-10 Cht•r- lr. · Toil Gat.................-... S70 73-BO Cht•Y· rr. Count 5Upports ........... S6S II. 611 Wost Darwin Ohio - 9-!3-tfn 992·7013 $6,00000. PAUL E: SHOCKEY. PT. PLEASANT Stlltl. 807-749-2838 . 83 pound. spayed temole Doberman . Fairfield Church Red Hill ore a. No collar. Orange and white (good portunty employer. 7 IMMEDIATE OPENING Yard Sale ...... P.iirlifirov .. ...... . Middleport --rumsifl!/ Heiidquilrters LAHI AIIUIMS AND SUitiiU IY APPOIIT•N1 J04·675·244i HOMES KESSEL 'S QUAL· lTV llllOBILE HOME SALES, 4 MI. WEST, GALLIPOLIS, AT 36 . PHONE 814·448- Mon thru Fn. 1---------1972 Buddy 12•10, 2 bcb,. · 304-676· good cond., 2 air cond. 5588 · portly furnished, Coll448-3468 . 1&.400. 12x&6 Torch 2 ·3 bdr .• un· furni1hed . H11 all scrHnl & etorms &: homemade Esliil.: po•choa . Coll448-7132. 1977 Regent Homes for Salo By owner 186acras. custom home. 2000 fiCI .It. w ·o•r•o•- 3 bdr .. 2 bl .. FP, honelt dependable Ia ambitious. Cell for per10n1l inter· view Thurt. or Fri. 1 OAM to oil HT. AC. Modern equip .. bldg .. bern, county water. Mineral righto Incl .. 1139K. Coli 614-889·8311 . Coli 14~~:8ol. 2 bdr . 814 - 245-&288 anytime Close ·out on all Redman hom•• · Example : New 1 4•70 three bedroom , $544 down· t201 per month . We're Elsea Home Centers on U .S. 23 (8141772-1220 o• 773-39211 . our models. large lot-your own bOlt dock . Owner financing . Catt 888-7311 . 614 -266 -12111. 1979 Shonnon 14•70. 3 bdr . Coil 614-387-0114 or 614 ·388 -9021. Auctl.on every Friday night at tho Hartford Community Center. TNCkloodo of new merc:hondloo evary -k. Conolgmonto or new • uHd morchondltt otwayo Welcomed. fllchord fleynoldo. AuctlonMr. Cell 304·27&306t. 992-2156 TROMM EXCAVATING WO~K *BASEMENTS •SEPTIC SYSTEMS *FOOTERS •GRADING *CONCRETE WORK i pointmont, 10 AM-8 PM. for you 1 1R"ii'ni> ·:.;:·;;~ BUlLDOZER & BACKHOE a, -y, 32 Mobile Homaa for Sale Permanent hair removal. Profesaional Electrolysis 7274 . Clinic , New Hours by ap- OFFIC~ p.m. . 1'loondoy , ,.... s , .... foi4ty I p.ot.·l P·"'So ...tlty 10 L00.•1h30 LM. ·nl 675 · bric~ O.V.M. ...., , ,..... s ,..... ,....., ,,,, ,........ w......,, ..... s ,.... A 304-676 -6600 or 3824 people, 11.200 per mo. to start if you qualify. Must be Coll44~·7441 . coil betw..., 8 :00 ond &·00 PAIR, Reduced ra1eslimited 1 ----~----­ time only Werd 'l Keybper.d, NEW AND USED MOilLE 31 4PM . SMW AHIIAI. IIOUIS · REALTORS ' Htnrr ECleland Jr. 992-6191 Jo Hill 915·4466 Jun lruJsell 949-26~0 Dottle Turner 992-5692 PIANO TUNJNG AND RE · R1:~l Due to expansion local com· pany hll opening for 11 2 bedroom, fuel oil furnace, full baaement. priced . on inspection ue to appreciate. Plano Tuning.,. and Repair . 304· 773-6118 oft" &.00 Brunicardi Mu1ic Co .. 446- coll773-6186 0687 . Twentteth yur ofl-========== quality 1ervk;:e. lane Da· 1- 46640. Ooodlino fo• oppll· cants: 3 -22-85. Equ•l op- morkingal. Coli 614-7423192. & Vicinity 3305 JACKSON AVL Ntw LISTING - 4 BRs, 2 baths, FA furnace, garage in basement and 2 lots. Used as a dupieK, 1n Pomeroy. f-lew vinyl sid1n~ Asking $40.000. lrrra , ...... Office of OPEN EACH THURS. EVE. 6-8 BUSINESS BUILDING - 5 rm. one floor w1th water, gas, chimney. Only $6,500. Holen. Vlr111 11111 1986 to: Penonnel. Box 969 , Rio Grande College, Rio niels, 814-742 -2961 . Brittany Spaniel found in WHALEJ'S AUTO PAnS 22. Wanted : Part-time (wee' kends) Community Serv1ce Worker fOr en i11termediete care hlclllty for the mentally ret1rded In Gallipolia, Ohio . Current Driver's License and High School degree ra· quired; ex.perlence in the field of developmental di•· abilities or other human service field preferred. Send retume to Robin Eby, Buck· eye Community Services. P.O . Box &O.e. Jackson, Oh 7S·U lord Tr. New CHill UH.I Auto Gla•a-latt -..1 Parts Professional Service.s ing the names of thi"il' · reference• by Friday, March L'-:.0...-.:--- - -- -- '- Wileve Evant- -Found your old book 'Smoky.' Valuable paper therein . COntact me. 7S-79 lord Tr. Chromo lumporr ......... S70 lion tnowlll ..:Of!!l loner of interest and resume rt;cbtd- Gronde, Dh 45674 . P.O . NO. 3313 . Rd. area. Jerry Gibson. At. 3 Box 160. Gollipolio . Coil 614 ·379-2432 . Doorr ......................... 11 SO t9,800.00 down . Phone 304-87&- 1852 or 87& 1353. a pertonnel preferred . Per· aona interested 1n the posi· Lost and Found TOWN & COUNlRY VETERINARY NEAR TUPPERS PLAINS 2 bedrm , tra1ler and about one lev~ acre. $14,000. Sue Murphy, Millon R...tr Pam..-ay, Oh. 41"' .,.. CARPE~TER 6 Strayed while hunting Sunday evening bleck 6 brown sq . of floor space, lg bedrms., 3 full baths, maid's rm., 2 famjy rms., fireplace, lg. bar·B·Q & !.79 acres Good quality home bu1tt 1n 1983. $25,000. Tlle.Qally llfltlllt! 111 C:.rtSt. -·r lwp. 79, 111 s ot Ntw LISTING· - 6 rms., new FA furnace, new kitchen, dbl. S.S. sink, all rooms carpeted, just out of tow~ Asking Mail This Coupon with Remlttlnce NEW liSTING - MidciiiPOrt - Only 5 years old and has 3 bedrooms, family room, dtning ronm, fireplace, 2 baths, with a garden bathtub, central a1r, and many more beautiful features. On a mce s5reet. loft, - 8 1h per centellumablel~en. _ccc~;;;., ;n-ih..i iiliil - "Ki.-i'iiii -c~~i: ~~ PH. 742-2321 1982 W•ll• 14x70. a btcj - rooms. kitchen microt.ve. dishwasher, tter.o. hod burning fireplace, o.Ming fen . 2 full baths, cen~ olr. porch and underp Ina. 1111000.00. Colt 814· 141 2810 or 614-742-221•• 1982 oil oloctric 1 4tt7CI. 9 Wanted To B~y Buying dolly gold. oMver cotno. rings. t-wttry, ott~lng WI... old coln1, large CUI· rency. Top priotlo. Ed. lur· km lorlttr I hop, 2nd. Ave. Mlclollaport, Oh. 114-t12· 3478. Central air plut many ••"-•· Con be ooon by oppolntrfltnt or coil Tom Anderton ot 814-. .2-3341 . HIOH SCHOOL JUNIOR· SENIORS . Tho Army No· tlonol Ouerd con gl.. you valuable • work , • .,.....H. Oood Poy, good - I t s , pluo loorn 1 skiH. CoH 304· 67&-38110 or 1·800-8423&19. dock . Owntr flnonqlng . Coil 814-2118-1218. Time to make' money for Summar Vacation . Sail AVON full or pllrl time. 2 bclr. ,.nch carport . Yo oc,., Cllaohlrt area. Priced to tell. Coil 814·3t7-7211 or 448· 18. 11100 down-mobile home a large lot-your own '-2!13 ll(t_or_lilf'.!ll . , boat -· __ 1 �-..- -- . .... LAFF-A-DAY 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 56 _;_ 54 Misc. Merchandise Knauff FirewoOd Split· 915% 'hlrdwooda. You pick up or we deliver. HEAP vender. 114-261-1246. 1973 Rlchordoon. 14x70, all electric. 3 bedrboma, furniahed, waaher~•nd dryer, corpetod. both end holf. underpenning . blockl , ttep1, 1torm windowl, muat ' 304 · 3 all Pets for Sale KIT 'N' CARL YU Larry WriGht DICK TRACY 78 · Auto Pert. • Accessories • Musical I nlltruments - • Campers o=-.;·- Darkroom! Complete black wt,ite darkroom e360. Cell 814-388-9840. 6 to 8PM . , ·984 . Schult. '3 bedroom, . stove and dishweaher. 7 - triple track storm win· dOWI & scroeno 32x89'!J . flO end 1i ning. Wurlluer electro!1iC plano, 304-882-28DB . (I ! ) -( J Farms for Sale Chro~e & Leather table WJth 84 acres. 3000 lb tobacco allotment, 1 1/.a. story hoUse. bath. 2 barns. garage, cellar. tool shed. 6 other buildings, plenty water. located in Lawrence County. Ohio, Leete 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 2 bdr. ·mobile home in Crown City . Coli 814 -256 6484 . 71 leaf and 4 chelrt. Call 446-9418 otter 5:30 pm. 46 Space for Rent Hoy for oole. t1 .211 per bolo. Coiiii14-843-U94 or 1114B43-6334. Spring Special-Patriot utility buildinga on display at two convenient location•. 8 1St 6 Produce, Vlond St . Pt. Plooand French City Mo~lle "··~··,•• ! 9 X 12• COUNTRY MOBILE Homo Park , Route 33, North of Pomeroy. Large Iota. Call 614-992, 7479 . B1 Farm house & ·sa acres with .tobacco base and mineral righ(s. In Porter, Ohio on Campaign Craek Rd . &49;000 . Call 446-7247 . Ideal 2 .9 acre mini-farm on paved road . Onty.1 milt. from town . $35,000.00. Call 614-742-2460 . ,,.9() .!C:'!! f.11rm... nnal_ water: 6 room house. with 3 bedroom runtal trailer, Crab Crook Road . 304 - 875 1206. 34 Business -Buildings FOR SALE OR LEASE, co mmercial · property and neVI( building. 70'x100' with 2 acres. 426' road frontage, no zon-tng required, 2 miles north of Poin't Pleasant, W. Va. on Rt . 62 . Phone 304· 676-1578 weekdays, 3()4. 6/6 -7896 evenings and weekends. Mobile h'ome, 2 bedroom, furnished. central air, natu· ral gas. on large lo11n Camp Conley. $176 .00 utili· ties. l;leposit withplus referen•••• 304-876-7586 2:00. 43 Farms for Rent . 45 acrea good flat farm land. S50 acre. Rt . 7, 9 mile• below Gallipolis, oh. Call 614-258-6038 batwoon 1 & 7PM. 44 Apartment . for Rent JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equal Housing Opportunity) monthly rent starts at $163 for 1 bedroom and $198 for 2 bedroom, deposit 8200. located near Spring Valley Plaza and Foodland, pool and Cable TV availabl8. hours aa po11ible 10 am to 4 pmand7pmto9pm Mondav-Fridov. Call 4462745 Or leave me11age. Auto• for Sale 1877 Hondo ,Civic CBC. 4 opeed, hatch bock. 30411711-11376. Morcum Roofing • Spout· lng. Now lnataHing rubbor roofl . 30 yeare experience. opeciollzing In buNt up roof. Ctll614-388-88117 . BORN LOSER Y'ilO-IICI01 K~P CALM 1MISTISR..." 7:3o JD 2 row planter, tobecco sottor. B pt. chlzol plow, JD 8 ft. whoel disc. Now Hollond hoy roko. 3 pt. post hole digger. oickle mo-r,,8 H. drag dloc. Call 814-2&6· 1286. '1 Saara LTV 1 0 Barldrivan lawn mower 38 , ln. cut., used 1 sUmmer. axe. cond. 1 SWAIN corn metal porch polt. 1 AUCTION & FURNITURE metal flat post, Call after 1 - - - - - - - - - 82 Olive St.. Golllpolis. New · &PM. 448-4229. Wagon running geere t186 & uNCI wood•J:,oolltoveo. 6 & up, corn plontor f1 96 81 · pc wood LR suite $399, Upright Piano . lnduetrial up, 1 & 3 bottom plow• bunk bed1 8199. antron Singer eewlng machine. Ex- e1 96 & up, dloc 1121181 up, recliner• $99, new & uMd cellent condltian. Cell 61.4- pond scoop t&O &. up, h1y bedroom tuitea. rttnu••· 9811-4212 . beler U96 & up. hoy rekjts wringer Wllh8FI, lit JhOAI. e325 & up, Sickle Bor New llvln~room auitea Color TV, $149. ; 2 refrlg•re· . rnf).w •r• 1325 II- up,. .bush S199·t'699. " tampa·. . a11o toro, S195. end e276.; hog 1296 & up, 9 H. hoy buying coal lit wood 1tovea. electric range $86. and bind t796, Maseey FerguCollll14-446 -3169. 8149 .; washer, $96.; dryer, son Hay conditioner $200. S96.; cemper top. 195.; ook front and loodor f260. Coli gun case 8250. Cell Fire- 614-286-6522. stone 11 614-992-223B. 1---------Late model 81 · HP Case iCoal Delivered) good lump diesel tractor $4,396. John house coal 1 to ? ton . call Deere 1010 tractor-runs & Jim Lanier 675-7397 or looks now 12.005. 9N Ford 304-676-1247 . tractor. new battery-tune up-paint 81.595. Cell 814288-6522 . Winchester Model 12 Trap Grade, 304-876-41 BD till 6 p.m. Proni dre11, size 13, 304· 876-4392. Gravely tractor. LB model Sulky 30 in mower 1800.00 . Trolling motor e36.00. 304-876-3244. Rentals 55 Building Supplies .71 Autos' for Sale TOP CASH pold for '80 modef and newer ~aed cera. Smith Bulck-Pontlec, 1911 Eastern Ave .. G1lllpolie. Call 814-446·22B2. ;971 Volk,wogon Feetback -need• engine . Body good cond •• e1oo. Call 614-3117-7118. 19:81 . Bu!clr: . Reg•l onifll owner, PS. P8, air cruiae, tilt, AM -FM cuo. prico nogotloble. Cell 446-1583. 1984 D-odge Daytona TUrbo. 6 epd .. air. tilt, cruiae, AM - FM coAette. Coli 614266-1438. 81 Monte Corio 1-topo, AC. PS, PB, tilt stHrlng. AM-FM 8 trock. e8,0DD. Coli 4463972. Ford 6 ft. disc, Pltuburg 14 in. plow. Both 3 pt. hitch, axe. cond. Coil 304. 7735323. . 1 976 Jeep Wagoneer. new paint . 1977 Monte Carlo new paint~ sun roof. Call 448·0886 . 9N .Ford tractor, ploW and disc. Phone 304-875-2848 . 1 971 Cotolino. 350 V-B. 69.000. 2 dr .. new rodlotor, good engine, body neodo wort< t300. Coii44B-23111. 63 livestock 1979 Model Reg. Sorrell Gelding; started on barrels'. very gentle. 59' Rag. Sorrell gelding ehown in 4-H Welt· ern Pleasure In open quarter hor~e competlon . Good confirmation , no bed habits. Call614-288-8522. 1977 Suburbon. air. 4 wheol. no rust. Coil 4487600• 1981 Ford F-100 4 opd .. 1981 Dotoun, 4 opd., 1980 D-50 Dodge 6 opd .. 1980 Ch;evy luv auto. John"a Auto Salaa, Bulavilla Rd .. 446-4782. 1974 Ford PU. good _cond. 1-975· Pc=r, ·; II =v«~ ~r.y good cond . Cell 1114-3889909. • 1973 Chevrolet 4 whoel drive PU. would like to trade for regular PU or equal value. Call 614-268·11309. '19B4 Dodge Rom Deluxe cob ruck. CruiM. PS. topper & troller. hitch. 9.400 mlloo, like now. CoH tHor IIPM. ~14 - 378-2712 . 1977 Dotlun pick-up with camper top. good cond ., ouy on vas: t1000. Coli 814-247-4001. --------·lc1984 Ford Renger, 4 CV· Iinder, 4 opeed. AM-FM caaaatta. 17,000 mi . Call 81 4 -9B6-3e88 . PS.PB. autornetlc. Foir condition . Aeklng f1 000.00. Coil 1114-992-21148 oHor &PM. 1984 Ford Falcon 32,000 miles. 6 cyl.. auto. Call 448-3709. . 1lh ton wrecker Homes470. twin boom, ·runt and works 1979 Mercury Zepher, 4 good. Muet Mil. can be Hen, cyl .. outo •• low mileoge. Call K & K Mobllo Homo 11leolot 446-8285 Point .,.eouot. 19B3 Mu11ang, 4 opd. 4 cyl, air, pa. pb, hatchbeck, ·•un roof . Call268-8641 . '87 Chov two ton truck. combination. dump. cattlerockondgroinbed.folrcond. 222 N. Third St. in ·MiddlepOn. clean, ·2 bedrooms, dining room, living room, sun porch, bu.e ment end porch. Garage also. available . References. No petl. 1m me(liatei poa aeasion . $225. per month with deposit . Cell614-992-7437 . 3 bedroom country hou" for rent or aale. 3 miles off At . 33 between Pomeroy and Athena . &200 . per month plus depoait and utili1ies . Call 614 · 742 2427 . House for rent . 8165 . per month. $100. deposit . Middleport . Call 614 - 992 2772 . Henderson 2 bedroom house. full size basement, e186 .00 montli. e1oo.oo deposit and reference• re~uired . 304-876•1118 . 3 nicely furnished rooms, near Gallipolis , small garden, married couple. util· ltlet furn . 8176 mo. Call 448 -1414 or 448-1023 . Riverside Apta . Midd .. port. Special rates for S~ior Citizens, 8130 . Equal Hous· ing Opportuni.Uaa .. 614· .992 -7721 ' Two bedroom apartments in New Haven. Newly remodeled in town . Call 614992'-7481 . • County Appliance, Inc . Good uaed appliances and TV oato. Open SAM to 8PM. Mon thru Set . 446- 1699, 827 3rd . Ava. Gellipolla. OH . . Call 448-3889 . 56 Pets for Sale · HILLCREST ISENNELS Boarding all breede. Heated indoor-outdoor facilitiea . AKC Doberman puppiee : Stud Service. CeiiB14-4467796. Judy Taylor Grooming . Call 814-367-7220. Valley Furniture,_ new &: uaed. large section of qual· ity furniture. 1216 Eastern Ave., GalliPolis. Waeher a. dryer avacado .$225 , Whirlpool washer e95. 40' in . •lectric range $95. 30' in. electric range 2apte. forrent . 1 bedroom .1 $75. other ranges to chooee furnished end 1 unfur- from . Hoover dryer $96, 6 nished. In Derwin area. Cell frost free refrlgeratort start 614-992-2807. at &150, email harveat gold refrigerator $1215. gas range 3 room furnished apt . in e&5 . Coli 448 - 7398, PomMoy. Utilities paid. Call Skaggs ApplianCel, Upper 814-992-9903 or614-992- Riv• Rd . 5949 . • Trade Center Furniture For rent: 1 bedrOom fur· Outlet, Kanauga, Oh . New nished apartment. Call 614· Maytag &.: Croeley Applian· 992 -6434 , or 304 -682 - coo. Cell 446-4466. 2586 . Dinette eat 6 chairs 6. table. APARTMENTS, mobile Cell 814-266-177B iftor homes, houses. Pt. Pleasant 6PM . ond Gollipolio . 814-4488221 . Whirlpool chest type freezer, used 2 mo., 15.2 cu.ft . 3 room iox80 2 bdr .. goo hut, prhtatl lo1. 8150 plus depooit. Coli 448-9204 or 4412851 . Briarpatch Kennels Professional All·breed grooming . Indoor-outdoor boarding fa cilitiee. Englieh Cocker Spa· niel puppiao. Call 614-3.BB9790. Dragonwynd Cattery Ken· nel. CFA Himelayan, Pertian end Siamese kinene. AKC Chow puppiat. Cell 614448-3844 otter 7PM . --------lcParakeets , Cocatiels, Finches. Seed. Cages. AU SuppliOI. Coli 814-985 · 4212. AKC Regiatared Doberman pups for eele. t&O . each . Ears not clipped. 1 ,black and tan famele, 1 red mele and 2 rod famoles. Cell 814-9492792 . Stud Service-AOHA Rutty Pop Ber . Reg . Mere t1 00 .00 . Grode Mora f60 .DO . Call 814- 2473216 . Ar1bi1n Stallion at atud. Pure bred and part Ar1b;an for tale. Aak about our inc8ntive program. R & J Arabian, Leon, W. Va. 304· 468-1082 . . Pony, very gentle, $100 .00. 304-876-6809 . 64 Hay lit. Grain cond., 42.387 actual mllee. Coll446·4462. 19B1 Oldo Toronodo oxc. cond. fully loedod. must ull. Cell 446-3426. 1978 Z-28 new onglno now point, T-top, AC, tilt wheel. t2,1100. Coll448-7020. 1977 Grand Prix 84.000 miles. sharp. 1972 Chev. Impala, good shape. Call 448-0492 •H•r 6:30. .1970 Fmd Foirlone 302 runo good eJOO. Con 814-38898119 otter 2PM . 1977 Ford Granada f400. 1976 Chevy Monzo f200 . Coll814-379-2703 . Round bales of hay $13 ea . Call 448-4484 . Large round balee. $16 .00 eoch. Coll614-742-2180. For Sole-200 below. Third cutting Alfolfo & Orchard GriM' Hoy . f2 .00 per bole. Some flret cunlng at $1 .75. Dove Fox at 814-247·4418. Hay. 81 .76 . Nice. early cut, orchard gra11. laaher Farm, Rutland. 1977 0Qdgo% ton window van. Automatic, air condition. redlolo. Good condllion. f1800. Cell 614-98231114. 1878 Jeop CJ7, V-8, Auto .. PS. t11100. Call 1114-992· 28011 or 1114-992-2870 'i8 ~~'· . ill 8 engine, 1600.00. 304-B911-3B43 . 74 Motorcycles 1980 Harely Davidson Sportller. 3,000 mllu. e2,500. SH 11 8otz Hondo. · 1983 Hondo Shodow 760. 1980 VW Rabbit, 4 dr .. Cell 448 · 31112. or 446hatchback, deluxe pkg .; 1736. AM-FM. radio: AC. auto tr•na, rear defrost, new 1884 Horloy Oovidoon XLX. tires. t2.195 . 1977 VW 2400 milee, extl'81, extalDasher etatJonwegon, auto, lllnt condition. t31100. firm. trane, AM·FM radio, re1r Collll14-982-111113. defroet, new tiNI, AC, low mileega, reel lharp, 'interior 1 983 KlwaAkl Motorcycle t1 , 195. Coli 1114-388 - 810. Still undar warranty. Windshield ond cruh ,bon. 9896. Low mlloge. e1400. Coli 1980 Buick Park Avo .. one 1114·8117· 3841 . owner. 2 dr., ps .. p~ .. p.d. locko, p.seeu. oc, tlltwheol. 1987 Suzuki 1110 otreot AM· FM 1tareo. many extr11. bike. 160.00. Cell304-87&bcellont condition. fiiOOO. 31178. Coli 814·992·8271 . 76 Nice 2 bdr. mobile home, complete'Y furniehed , nice location. no pets. Call 814· 2411-IIB 1B. 2 b~r. unfurniohed 12x80, washer-dryer hookup, ,IJ mi. put HMC No. 36 . CoH 448-4389 or 876-9780. 2 bdr. mobile home completely furnished . Conv. lo· cation on At. 7, no peta. Cell 614-245-6818 . -r. Fu'rnishad Rooms 1- - - - - - - - - - For rent SIHplng Rooms ond light hou11 keoplng rooma. P~rk Central Hotel. Coii614-446-D718. Furnished room. e126. UtllitJee, ' range, ref. Sh1re bath. Men only. 919 Sac:, Gallipa. lis. 4411-44111 oftor 7 p.m . 46 Space for Rant Mobllo homo lot, 12'xll0' or omoller; f711 woter pold, 4th & Noll, Golllpollo. Coli 4484418 oftor 7PM . Picklina uaed furniture . 30•· 11711·84B3 or !1711•1450. 11177 Dodge Aopen. 67,000 inlloo. 318 engine. Pl. Pl. air, •11110. 304-8811-3138 oftor a. RICK' S NEW AND USED 11ovoo r~~~~~~~ 1 1----------FURNITURE . Usod end refrlgeratore . .Compare our prlcae. eave today. Phon• 304· 773-11430. 1884 Cougor LB. loodod. oun roof. uaoo. 304·B82· 3321 . 54 Misc. Merchandise '71 Pontlec Flroblrd. oxc cond, 304-8711·211111. Sond. Grovel. Pick up at Richards & Son . '"'""'·Coli 4411-77811. SPECIAL cut olobo I PU loods delivered In dump truck t1 00, or 21oodo f1 80. You flckup et6: Coiiii14- Nice treller apace on At. 7, noor town. Coil 1114-387Ui"3'i Or ...0-4ii0:"'· --L40-oOO.;-:· . . -- BIRCH ~Answer~ TREATY tomonqw) VERSUS She hss many a sUitor but none do tnls - SUIT HER · ~ _._... ~ · -"'"-==·.-- ""'"'·"'· .. ·-- -....--""""""' ..~.:'=:.:.. ...=- 18711 Dotlun 2-10, 4cycler, ltlndard ohfft. 2 door. oomo ruot. run• good • ., .100.00. · 304·418-18113. ·1,;.-..;.:.,.__...;::~ hu Tracker 2, ball boet with 40 HP Mercury motor. 1185 Mln,.oto troll motor. Super olxty. 2 bolt<lr.... Too m~r~y oxtros to llot. t42110. Coli 814-885·43117. 8 :00 ANNIE • 61/T tftrff'lill TffiiT SHOOnN' (i(J!N' 0'( l'fJ {J!T(fflltP£/. .. Spring opoctol: Oono's dMp i11iilii'l u•t·p•• ~ c:oai'i{iiij. · ,' Scotch guard. free eetl· rn•t••- · coli 1114-992-11308 or 814-742-221-1. RON'S Televloion Service. Spoclolizing In Zonlth ond Motorola. Quazar, 1nd hOUII Clll"l. Coil 304-1178· 2398 or 1114-448-2464. GASOLINE ALLEY Whats going on' 1haven't even signed the contract yet! And we're on a very tic# sched~lef ~---·,! 76 Auto "!arta • Acctlsoriea • EAST .. • 10 9 53 • Q 7 53 • 54 2 .' • 973 , . .. ,. THOMAS JOSE,H ACROSS 39 Burn 1 Catcher's 40 Rational Good-1 Excovotlng. truomtntl. footere. drlvewaya, ooptlc tanlto. lllndsclping. Coli onvtlme 114 - 448 41137, Jemos L. Dovioon, Jr. owner. BARNEY 0 MAW!! WHAT IN i THUNDER HAPPENT TOifOU? Electrical l!o Refrigeration 'I TOLD ELVINEY SHE LOOKED PWMB CATTY PAINTED FINGERNAILS SEWING Mochlno repairs, ·Hrvica. Authorized Singer Silas • Service Sherpen Sclnors . Fobrlc Shop. Pomo~oy . 814·992-2284. 1:30 WEL.COMf! HOM!!! I CAN'1" 6f!L-IEVf! 11"!! Ken•a Water hrvice. Welli, clotll'no. pool• filled: Phone 814-3117-0123 orll14· 3117· 7741 night or dly. 1 :45 2:00 2:30 3 :00 Upholatery PEANUTS HOW TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 11113 Sec. Avo .. Oallipollo. 114-4411-7833 or 814-4481833. A6DUT 14ELPIN6 ME WITI4 MV ~OMEWORK 7 YOU DO, 'I'OU'LI:_ ~AVE M'l' EVERLASTING GRATITUDE ... IF 'I'OU DON'T EVEN KNOW W~AT EVERLASTING MEANS .• theaters 2 Concept 10 Fastening 3 Navratilova 's Yesterday's Answer 5 Arutoyed ' &Takes a rati 19 S. Mr. 17 ChurchiU's 11 Brunched 7 Timorese coin 21 Etol~' ... uc Z7 Patriot .. AnPaul sign 18 Helms 8 Have • it coming gwn Z% Lover of sage 33 Otary be on Tv .. Last ""Spanish 11 More w 23 Sweet· minute lonym 34 Bare 36 "Put- heart • queen 14 With love 25 " ... Happy 1 16 Scand. %1 Sewed man Face" 23 Eur. rodent measure I didn't _like" 37 Wood sorrel %4 Jordanian city %5Type of metal %II Burden %'7 Daydream .... ..., 280p%9 Measuring apparatus 31 Nervous .. ....• twitch Hawaii' 31 Erit:ertainment Tonight (l2) CNN Heedline News Wild, Wild Wool (1) Dobie Gillis @ Fitness Maeazine Tom and Nancy Seaver. CD Newo/Sign Off (HBOI MOVIE: •Jinxed' (MAXI MOVIE: ' Easy Rider" (1) Bachelor F.athor (!) Inside 1ho PGA Tour ® CBS News Nightwatch @I MoVIE: ·summer of '42' iJJ slondie .· (!) SportsCenter (1) 700 Club (!) NCAA Divlalon I Men's and Women·• Indoor Track and Field Chomplonohlpe from SyracuM NY (]J MOVIE: "Rootless 35Hav~ landed 37 Molding . style ,4 :45 CIJ Got Sma" ~ ,. ' 38 High pitched DAILY CRYPTOQUOTES-Here'sltow lO work It: .... AXYDLBAAXR laLONGFELLOW \.'· One l~lter stands for another. In this sample A is used for the ,three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, the length and formation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. CRYPI'OQUOTE E W A I! Y T u.Hil• 3 :16 (HBOI MOVIE: 'Betroyel' 3 :30 (MAX) MOVIE: 'Blue Sklos Allain' 4 :00 • MOVIE: ' They Only KIU Their MMtero' 4 :30 (1) Rou Begley .==. DOWN I Shape · 15 He'd Rather David Lenerman Tonigh1 's guests are Pat McCormick, Dan Fields and Michael JOr160 min .) love That Bob Fishin' Hole Benny Hill Show MOVIE: ' Fiendish Dr. Fu Manchu' 12:45 .1 ;00 Jam•• Boye Water Service. Also poolo filled. Coli 11421111 ~ 1 141 gr •14·441• 11711 or 814-441-791t. 41 Salt tree bolt Q) @I ABC News . Nightline fl8 Twilight Zone IHBOI MOVIE: 'An Unmarried Woman· 12:00 (1) Bums & Allen (!) Mazda Sportslook ' I]) ABC News Nightlino ® MOVIE: ' Sen Hur' Ill il2J Eve on Hollywood fj) Gunsmoke IMAXI MOVIE: ' Blue Lagoon' 12:30 0 I]} Cl) Lata Night with SNAKE!! glove 5 Mardi 9 Grecian 1% Afford encounters 1:i Venerated 4 Yoimgsier ~~ Taxi Excavating R & M Furniture Monutocturlng, St. Rt. 7, Crown Cltv. Oh. Coli 114·2181410, cell Eve . 441-3438. 0~ ~ - !!~-·!..!;:f;::;-..~. ---~~ om (!2J News (1) Bill Cosby Show (j) River in the Desert· fil Benny Hill Show 11 :30 Q Cil CIJ Tonight Show Tonigt\t' s guests are John l arroquette ~nd Robert Klein. (60 m1n .) (1) Bast of Groucho (!) SponsCenter Cl) WKRP in Cincinnati 0 I]) Magnum. P.l . ()) Latenight America ~ JIM'S PLUMBING & HEAT· lNG. ·Rt. 1, 8ox 31111. Oolllpollo. Coli 614-387-0678. . -...-.. . -~c-~~"t-17 tures Plumbing -- YR RXVM y. P VNF DPR'T RXF B W D T Y M J . - W 0 D P R N Y M C P"R F Yealerday'a Cryploqaote : SLAVERY UNDER ONE'S I OWN PA.'mONS IS WORSE tHAN UNDER TYRANTS. _ - PYTIIAGORAS ' . ~ - . .. . 3-13 AWEANDTFPRAYT , ' 'I WEST • J 72 - 11:oo CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth ond Pine . O.llipollo. Ohio Phone 814-448-3888 or 111 4-446 - ~477 ' . AQ8 By James Jacoby . Here is more · from " Winning B 'd 1 'bl " y d rt ge ntangl es. ester ay you the danger j n giving away infor. mation by taking a long pause before passing. Today's deal exposes a different error. East had been playing in a rubber bridge game for about 10 hours. He had held lousy cards all day and was a· substantial loser. As the opponents swiftly arrived in seven hearts, East groaned and vacantly stated into space as he tried to caloulate the ---~1 ----- 8t Heating 87 • K!J8 • Q .I 10' Motnents SOUTH with National Geographic • • Q8 6 fil MOVIE: ' Sex and tho .. AJ 1062 Single Girl' . AK6 IHBO) MOVIE: 'Reckless' . K6 (MAXI MOVIE: 'Tom Vu lnerable: Both Sawyer' B:30 0 . rll ' (j\)) MOVIE: De a lcr: North '' Missing· West North East South 9 :00 D I]} Facts of life Na • p .. ta lle announces . that she . I . as!\ won' t be attending college inroads on his pocketbook of a vulner· Pa_ss ..,.. 2 NT Pass :1• aft er-graduatron. able grand- slam. South notice d all _.._ Pass _!_Pass 4 NT ffi 700 Club this. After Winning the opening lead jn . Pass 5.. Pass 5 NT ' 7.. (!) Top Rank lloxing from his hand, he led the ·heart jack and Pass 6., Pm Lake Tahoe, NV finessed against the queen in West's Pass Pass Pass ,. (I) OJ @I Dynasty (CCI hand to bring in .the grand slam. Opening lead : Amanda arranges a secret It'S nonnal to be more enthusiastic J.._....;;.:;.:.;;;...::,._ __;__ _ _ _.J meet1ng wirh De,.; after with good hands than with poor ones . Prince Mic hael proposes to It" is also normal to defend carefully her. (60 min .) when you see a real ~h.ance of beating . 9 :30 D I]} CIJ Sara a contract and not so carefully when " looi<!F'difn:· NeVI!iiileie.rs;-· ·~-------.-·--------·-·. ... ..ii!BQL MOVIE.: •.' Splash.' ·---~·tio~ 1 O:OO ~Ccb CD St. Elsewhere Ah when one defender seems unintere~t- contract by noticing ,the diligence, or overwdrk ed Dr . Morrison ed, the frequent result is more accu- lack of 1t, on the part ?r one of lhe , fllid sJha1 he is 1n poor shape rate play by declarer. An astute opponents. Do not lo~e mterest even 1o lake the state medical exdeclarer may succeed in a diffic ult !hough you hold a temble hand . ams. 160 min.) Cl) 81 II2l Arthur Hailey's Hotel ICC) [j) In the Kingdom of the Dolphins (jj) Ultimate Challenge fit American C~esar I MAXI MOVIE: "Chariots of Fire' roofing. 304·8_7,6 .:._ · tement f'liUth;r ; Rtck~ <iar-~ field, 1114·9811 -4464. New drlvaweya. parking Iota. Any alu job. Rep loco old · Concrete. 84 .1-J:l-iif, • AKI ..,._ 8 a. D Homel~provemente, replacement windowa. eluminum soffit. vinyl sid· ing. continuoue guttare, free eatimetaa, all work guaranteed. winter month I chaepe;, Call evenings. 3046711-2844. 83 1\'0RTII A poker face for bridge +2 Rotary or coble tool drilling. cornpl1ttod ume aervi· 82 • J• - RINOLES'S SERVICE, experienced carpenter, electrician, mlaort. painter. roof· lilg (Including hot tor appllcotlon) 304-876-2088 or 875-7388. ' :BuUdlng-remodeling, drv·wall, ldtchen-bothroom Inetellatlon, door-window fromlng, vinyl • olumln. (HBOI Video Jukebox I]} Cl) Highwey to Heaven ICC) (1) Flipper (!) World Alpine Skiing Championships from Bormio, Italy CIJ MOVIE: 'The Big Sky' Cll Ill l12l Fall Guv ICC) O I])ITQJ CharlesinCharge Charles 1nv11es a lamous au- m Fetty Tree Trimming, etump romovol. Coil 304-&75 1331 . James Jacoby 1J rn;-@dl~~':~t Waugh"o Wator Sorvlco. 17 ft. Crootllnor, 18& Wolle. cln....,a. ;r:l•. reltolnboord-ou1boord. powor . noble rot••· N ht or dey , trim prop, p - trim tabs. Coli lt4-2~8·1 40. trl-haul . 304-875-1281. 1II H Hydro lporto Booa &oat. fully oqulppod, 8·8 prop, on Pro-troll troHor. Exc cond, 304-175·11111 . BRIDGE . fil WKRP in Cincinnati Boatsand 14 H. boot trolor, 40 HP John10n motor. extrl prop f1.11i0 or boft Coli 4411-4337. 45 ..... D (f) Tic Tac. Dough (!) lnoide lhe PGA Tour Special Mlch1el'e Painting 1nd Wellpoporing . .Coil 814-7422328 . ---------leD 81 M Controctoro. VInyl and aluminum aiding replacement window• · In ouloti ng- roofl ng r,modlling ond now conatruction-gutten. Call 304-773-5131 ' for Rent Furnished, no city taxes, water & sewage furnished, beautiful rivervieW. Ka· nauga . Foster ' s Mobile Home Park, 448-1602. -.,~ I Answer: Ill (!2J National Geographic· ~l~~~~-8~~~~~;~~~~-~~3~0~4~-6;7~6~-2~1i6~1i~.~~i::=J~~ i_t8f.!!, 3 bedroom brick home unfurnished, 1Vz bath. garage. air cond .. garden spot, over looking Ohio River on At. 7 . Oepooit . Call 614 - 367 7270. Kyger Crook School Ojstrict. (]) Entertainment Tonight · CD Wheel of Fortuna 0 Cll Wheel of Fortune [[) (jj) MacNeil/ lehret" NewS hour ® ll!ews Ill 1!2) New Nama That -f&j)eetterso--n s --' ...... ......;..+ '" "".... CD Jeopardy ® Wheel of Fortune 1967 Chevy !h ton PU, good cond. t900. Coli ·4411-7&28 eVa'• between 4 -9. rur.• '·~.;-;;~,,t-;~<-<i 3 rooms & bath, furnished , utilities furnished , 8200 mo. Call 446-3793. '· " U TID'"CIT Falhily 'Feu·a ~.~~~~~~~~~~ 51 Goods GOOO USED APPLIANCES Washer•. dryers. refrlgera· tors, ranges, Skaygs Appliancea, Upper Rn1er Rd . beside Stone Crest Motel . 614-448-739B . '·' WHA"T PEOPLE WHO IS~OWL Al.l. DAYOFTEN FE ;:l. ·A"T N HSHT. , ~=!~J~C.ij:IIIE:UJJ..~;;:;=--~1--- .,.;<,~ or Furnished efficiency 607 2nd . Ave., Gallipolis. Share ba1h, 8160 utilities paid, adulta. Call 448·,4416 after 7PM . • ' Yesterday's Jumote" RHYME M ~ r clialllllse Roto Tiller. e100. 304 -6754409 after 6. 2 bclr . unfurnished houM with garage . Call448-9888 . • A.,..,.. lOt. · 1 20. acres 4 bedroom h(!luae, 6 :00 II l1l (!) 0 CIJ CiG & -r @I ...,,_,·-----~-'e--el (1) Hot Pota:to (]) Flshin' Hole (I) Beverly Hillbiilioo Cll Dr. Who . (jj) 3-2-.1. Contact ICC) ll8 Diff rent Strol<es 6;30 Q Cil CD NBC News m llifleman . _ CD ESJ!N"s Horse Recing Weekly Gomer Pyla 81 (D ABC Newo (CCI .. Cll ® CBS New• Nightly Buoineoa Home and set up on your _._. f'L 775 , 9-= -rn l ~~- · -=-;:;~ Gallipolis. Mineral rights. t()baci::o base. & barn. ApproJC. 65 acres cleared land . s11o.ooo . Cell 614 -379 2286 . four ortlinlfy ....,._ ' Go-Cart. 8 HP, 256-14'5 6 . 33 Unt~CrllmbCII- four Jumbleo, one lltt•toMCh~qUA~e, to form EVENING bedelec, & lf~i.\ff) j)~ fi' THAT SCIWiiiLED WORD GAME ~ IJ:/1 ~~· 1>1 - r l Arnold and IIQb Lee WEDNESDAY '73 'pop-up compor. 304· 372-2303 : 1976 Holly Pert<, 14x70 trailer, 3 bedroom, Central ajr. under penning, furnished with applillincel only. 304· · 458- 1727. The Television Viewing "AND POOR 61Ct<: SOUl.~ B • M TIRES. Tiro dllll. <;uotom WMIIo. co• for prlcOI 304 -8 811 -3 4111, Slnco 1871. Two AKC Poodle oliver . pups, 304-88l-3672. 57 .P-ot- oorov- Mid.t'rport, Ohio LIKE" NORMAl. ·" AKC Cocket Sponlol pupa. 6 wko. old, 2 ~londe t.m•Jt• ond 1 ~lock mole. Coli 61 4·992 -6382. 1974 'Fiom l ngo. 12x86. .Completely furnithed. priced ·88,000 .00 coli aHor 6 PM, .304-676-1 385', 1978 _____ --- - March 13, 1986 Wednerty, March 13, 1986 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio ,..._.___,. , ,_, ~- . " ,, . .. �.. AAA closes file • ~n gnevances _ Panel sees child abuse related tapes .. COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - The 5-year-old sexual;abuse victim fld· glted In his chair as the soft•spoken pollee detective talked to hlm. Their videotaped Images on a television set provided the light In the co'rnmlt· tee The panel is working on a bill to · allow such recording, under certain circumstances, In cases Involving sex offenses against a minor. "Y01,1 know that you showed me ~!!~-what~!!!!! tny£1!!? R~~m~r= how you showed me? " Det. James Castano of the Lexington, Ky., Crtrm!s Against Children unit a$ked the boy. "I was sitting down," the youngs. ter shyly replied. "You were down? OK ... ' TheAmertcanArtlltratlonAssocl- County and MunJclpal Employes, AFL-00, Issued a permanent ~ ~cn t!Je _grievances o~ II!J!f'_!Orm_er__ restraining order. Thaj restr,!ll!)lng _ emplOyes or the Metgs county order prevented the uniOn from Sheriff's Department. entering into proceedings to enforce This was.dlsclosed in a communi· the terms of a .public employes labor cation trom the .association which contraCt allegedly entered Into on reads, In part: March 28, 1984 l)etween the union "lilasrnuch as the Common Pleas and then sheriff of Meigs County ,_~;:, · !:~!t-e!=¥~"!gs-.-C-c".!:":t:,~ 0!-'..!01 h25 .,_ J~~CB J-;:.~~~ . -- -' ··¥·"-" = •.._:. ~ Issued a. permanent restraining With union support. a class action ol'derlntheabovestyledmatter, the grievance procedure had been filed · association must suspend admlnl· on Jan. 11 against Sheriff Frank. tratlon and Mreby gives notll"e tha.t Named In the grieVance were Isaac . It ts closing the file." . Mohler. .Elizabeth Mohler ~ nd On Feb.ll, former' Meigs · Donald Mohler who were termi- atlon, Cincinnati, has closed Its fUe Frank against the Meigs County Shertff Department Employes Local10l0 (A) and the Ohio CouncilS, American . Federation ' of State, ·r ··- RECOGNIZED Woman hurt in accident 1=~~~~- woman was treated • dll.mage<t . . .__ . • -rrolit"V'eferansMem~' ~-=neb0rnli~A~ - 1£0iier':'~i7--:'Ri!cine>'" dl'lal Haspltal Monday for minor escaped injury when she reportedly :~urlc:; .z-.!f.!~!-erl-i.·H~ o!!e.car.!'!'f!f!!C"' ,_, !cs.t-cc!!tro! o!-her. vehic!~o!'! 1?4np.qr ..... :. · ~!fCident. .· Syracuse Monday and crashed. "'The state highway patrol said The patrol said Holter was westbound ;~t 8: 50 p.m. when her saJly Holman, 37, was eastbound on ~o - 124; one and ihree-tenths of a velilcle hit water on the road, ituie west of-County Road 5, at 8:15 causing It to go off the right side of tyn. when she reportedly lost the road, back onto the road and control, went off the right sldeofthe across to the left, where It struck a • rood and went Into a ditch. utility jlole. - Holman was taken to Veterans by Holter's vehicle was moderately tlie Meigs EMS, where she was damaged in the accident, the patrol treated for bruises to the forehead. said. Her vehicle was moderatelY 1\--teigs-County happenings ... Support sought Racine school gets $1000 grant - In a reciprocal action for .child support rued In Meigs County CommonPieasCourtbytheStateo! Indiana and Anna F. Dodson, the court has found that Daniel M. Dodson is not behind In support payments ln-lndlana ~However; the defendent Is delinquent 111 Meigs County in the sum of$610 which ts to be paid to Ute Meigs County Bureau of Support and then forwarded to Indiana, For the fourth year 1n a row, Racine Elemelltary School has received a nutrition grant from the Ohio Department of Education. Thts year's grant for $100:1, to be used for equipment, food , field trips and supplies, was written by teachers -Donna Norrts and Christie Caldwell. The kindergarten 1n Racine ts also included In the nutrllton grant. Many nutrition projects have .... R r n meetm'g ~rea 10 ~-!r...:-.<l<:<'«>G~u""" too""g'.rc~..,..~- --plan!"..OO Xhu!'Sd!!y. ..... --of the school yel!l' and students are now looking forward to field trips In May. Seeks new members The newly chartered Veterans Of Foreign Wars Post 7756 in Middle· port Is now accepting applications for new members. ,Meetings ofthe new chapter wlll · Castano said. The unlderillfled youngster, who did not realize hls conversation was being recorded, recounted details of the Incident which eventually would result lnadefendantpleadingguilty to a felony sex-abuse ~harge. · The taping, which under Ken· lucky law In a - George Harris, Pomeroy, of Pat Hill Ford; Middleport; has been rooognlz!l:d lor sales 'exceUence In 1984 with rnembershlp In Ford Division's ~!ely . of Prates- ~ iA• the child a second, third and fourth · tlme by making the child go through thetraumaofthecaseoverandover again," he said. Although lherearesharpdlfferen· ces between the Kentucky law and the measure · by Rep. about -things _s uch as that," Ms. Panehal saki. "Most otthe time they can't even talk to their parents', It they trust their parents;'' . Ms. Pringle's bill would autbortze the closing of a prellmlnacy pearlng durlngavlctlm's testfinonY . . • • • •- tano has no doubt about the value of such vlcleotap!J)g . . "lt's worth million dollars. And the reason It's worth a milliOn dollars Is. It does Mlp the children. a " · Rep. Francine ,Panehal,_DCleveland, the committee chairman, described . as · "very moving" the -taped conversation with the boy, a~q a slmllaronewithanll-year-old .~~ on Jan. 7. The court that Meigs County Commissioners had not ratified a purported agreement between employes and · Sheriff Proffitt as required. ~ ~~~ Wedn&Jtley, March 13, 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 14-The Daily Sentinel Pa;1 ·"liroruu:sJU<i-conseio.S. - 4 _ . •• - Catalog Sales Come to Western Auto's ~ig . rooin , . _ All Middleport VIUage funds disbursements, $136,TI7.29; fire totaled $448,445.84 as oi Feb. 28, house Improvement, $49.52, no according to the monthl,y report of disbursements, $8,953.45; water Clerk· Treasurer Jon Buck. tank, no receipts, nodlsbursements, Recelpi_s, disbursements and the $18(},977.58; water, $9,644.13, balance_ilf_each fllnl!. respectively, $9.216.88. $26,276.64; sanitary sewer, maklng,up the total Includes: $6,963.96, $5,836.98, $35,999.47; swimGeneral, $13,254.19, $16,272.21, ming pool, no receipts, )206.79, $30,442; street maintenance,-~$n .40 deficit; cemeteryt, $1,(l!().89, $5,195.21, $7,220.58, $5,976.25 deficit; $1,554, $8!1.73 deficit; water meter HUD, no receipts, $998.71, $1,297.35; trusts, $245, $140,$10,998.22. federal revenue sharing, no reExpenditures for the month celpts, $4,414.14, $133.17; street totaled $138,925.29 whlle receipts lights, no receipts, $1;447. 72, a mounted to $36,tffl.90. $3,993.lll; street levy, no receipts, no disbursements, $27,879.95; fire equipment, $75, $535.28, $2,852.33 deficit; fir~ 'truck, no receipts, $91,085, $24,439.71 deficit; general bond retirement, no receipts. no · disbursements, $16,889.14; sanitary MIDDLEPORT, OHIO sewer escrow, no receipts, no WITH THE In Celebration of Western Auto's 1&111 Anniversary .... Participating Westem Auto Dealers will Meet or Beat Any Local Competitor's Current Adv~rlised Sale Price on Any Identically Branded Item in Stock. JUST BRlNG THE COMPETITOR'S AD WITH YOU to Western Auto and Ask Your Local Dealer About Til is Program. RED~WH lnvodod. MUD RIVER BAND ·11 ot Be Undersold! e A stirring tale of teen•gebraveryos the u .s.~ ' Our Big Lawn & Garden ''UP Sale'' Insert. Don't Home Entertainment ,._. ... '' "~"""'PiA'iiHG- ... '"'~ · le• Wind blown ....,,.,..,.., "" needed us. Remember, It's not the prtce you pay to be a member, but the price you had to pay to be eUglble, said L. E. Hysell, commander of the new post. Anyone WIShing more Information may call Hysell at .992-!)945. "-Divorces sought Myrtle Leona Jacks, Shade, ha ~ flied for a divorce in Meigs County Common Pleas Court trom Dannie W. Jacks, Chester, charging gross neglect of duty andextremecruelty. A restraining order has been Issued by the court against the defendant. . Belinda J. Joluison and Jimmie W. Johnson, both of Racine, have petitioned the court for a dissolution of their marrtage. Maniage licenses Marrtage licenses have been Issued In Meigs Probate and Betty Lou Gould, 18, of TUppers Plains; and to Ricky R. Ables, 23, MlnersvUie, aild Susan R. Waugh, 26, Pomeroy. •' ' ...,, , ,, 1 ,1 • ~'~' · ,, SERTA MATTRESSES Meets Thursday AND Preceptor Beta Beta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority wUI hold a country store when It meets at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the Riverboat Room of the Diamond Savings and Loan Co., W. Main St.. Pomeroy. Members sre to take two Items for the store. $7500 SERTA PREMIER COMFORT HEAVY DUTY COILS SMOOTH TOP CONSTRUCTION OR COMFORT Must use tax refund 5140.00 Twin Mattress or Box .... Sale S75.00 or Steve J . Blackwell has ~~====~~i~,~~ to pay $425 In back child support payments to Cynthia Marte Pickens by the Meigs County Common Pleas Court. r' ' 11.' ?r. Filter. Single stage. AS LOW AS State Auditor Thomas E. Ferguson reported the March distribution of $44,916,706.51 tn local government fund money to0hlo's88countlesand to 462 cities and vUiages levy local Income taxes. Meigs County's portion was $59,947.57. tr · '' ' '''II' •,(,' ''1 - ' 5550.00 Queen Set ................ Sale 5275.00 - .SERTA SUPPORT -A-PEDIC ELITE CENT.R SUPPORT SYSTEM QUILTED FLORAL TOP 5190.00 Twin Mattress or Box .... Sale 599.00 5240.00 Full MaHress or Box .... Sale 5129.00 5700.00 Queen Set .................... Sale·$379.00 ~.IY'_._.!!e - more with a •· permanent bond • Two 2· gram tube• 'JI j f•• _) w..tem Auto 011 FOUNDATIONS Funds r~eived MONEY SAVING COUPON • , oil Smith-Nelson early Tuesday morning after a passerby reported to Pomeroy pollee that there was smoke around -the roof of the building. A check by the firemen determined that smoke from a woodburner chlpmey was being blown down by the heavy winds onto the roof of the structure. ... eo•• Relute 1/mlled lo$2.40 on f2qt. • All 1 ofusnowasbeforewhen~urcountry 1 =. ..... .00 1 ::!! .... .00 ::...... FREE In-Store 391 W. MAIN -~~ ~beo·nelif onTne lifiif- at:a- ~~-~~:~~:~::~~~::;;~:::::;.::;tiU~~~ · .:.-.;~~'- .tru~s; ..- ~r~uef. ~rtf-h- - in - -~h e~ ·. basement of Feeney-Bennett Post 128, American Legion Home, Fourth Ave .. Middleport. · "Let us join together as we did before and make the public as proud - Offers Good through March 23rd. Eight teenagers laun(h a guerilla war in de· fense of their families, their friends .and their · (puntry that coflfounds the enemy armies and wins their admiration. RIVERBOAT INN WED., FRI. & SAT. 8:30-12:30 . NOW Ill! STOCK ·. . . GONE WITH THE WID AND ••• RED DAWN ••• Village funds total $448,445 Rock Springs G~ange wUI meet at 7: l:JThursday night at the hall . Dues are payable. • MON.-SAT. ~ 9;00-5:00 THUIS. 9:00·1 :00 **** 4 STARS ****- _ThiS ml!l'l<s the lil'St time that · pollee headquarters, can frlie chlldHA._n"'___s · ~ru: __ ,~ ~~ lay ren ae-e, 12 and _V6umrer fronl _a 7 membership In this elite sales potentlaUy trauniattc courtroom organization. -Harris · -and his , appearance, Castano said.· wife, Lol<i, reside at 1664 Uncoln " If a child Is exploited sexually, I Heights, Pomeroy. · think the system should not exploit -.~--- Mee~ Thu;osrlay~-"--· •Pomeroy Councilman Larry Wehruilg has announced that a public meeting to discuss the recreation facility to be constructed behind the old junior high school on E<ist Main, will be held Thursday evening, 7 p.m., at vlllage .hall. All Interested individuals are Invited to attend and offer their suggestions. MontgommyWald. For most domeatlc cars and pickup · trucks. Each. 74-5882·5923 ln·Store hie Price Per Qt... -a ' Le•MaU-in ~·Qt...... . Net Coot After · RebatePerQt. ..... 1 20 59 . Valvoline 10W40 Motor Oil for allseason protection. API designations SE, SF. 12 qt. purchase only. 37·1434-2 . Limit rwo ,.ba,.• perllfldrw•• • "~ Double Pack of SupeJ Glue for quick household repairs. No mixing, ready to usa. Resists water and extr~me _temperatures. Appli· • catortip. 72-5017-8 ' 89 ln-ator. :::. . . . 1. 77 ~~-In 1 00 :::.................. .77 =·········· ~.... 50 39 :!::........ . R........... . NootCoot Rebete ..... .... • • -Cool L/11111- ,..,.,. . ,., IIIIth ••• 1./mlfiNI• ,.,.,. ,.,. Mid,... • Rastorea and beautifies vinyl, wood, rubber and leather prvducts • Helps prevent dulling, tHing, cracking • For all disc and drum brake syateme • Heavy-duty DOT3fluld In-S-. ~~. ....... .. Malt-In lno Rebate....... NetCoot After 2 .7 7 2 00 7·7 • - Rebate ••••.•••••••• • u .., - ,..,.,. , . , . -.. · • Instant Zip Wax leaves a hard ahell flnlah .•• faat • Cleans, shines and protects In one st.p PNStane Brake Fluid. cations for disc brakes. 12 or. 78-56<11 PERFECT -SUEPER CELEBRAliON SOFT TOUCH - TOP SUSPENSION DEEP QUILliNG ..•. ..., .... 5240.00 Twin Mattress or Box ..Sale SU9.00 S340.00 full Mallress or Box .... Sale 5149.00 saoo.oo Queen Set ............;....... Sale $399.00 •Porhome, ..... shop, •Hut•d ., , ••• llwlt FREE DELIVERY ·ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ...... •AI·purpoea fllltrl•llll PD.IIII' . Cl!'llll (61•1 tU MH 4 For1.08 C:HAJIC.l CA~O 992-3671 ,.,,. ...., LW- Dlape•a.,le •utane Llwhtere. Hundreds of lights. 86-3705-2 . SytYMiaL.IIkBullla.Keep.,_. - on-h• .-.0 :iii •••• r-.vVnu. 'uurcl-..-... of 60, 75 or I 00 watt tap qu..lty light bulbi. S&ock up now at thialow price. 53-9000-9002 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource March 13, 1985 bearhs bingman bowers brandeberry burnell jenkins nease reeves runyon russell sterrett