https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a38e238c100235eb3569e6dec999d2b1.pdf 908cc4f30eabfa618d25a487630d869a PDF Text Text . ,... Page 16-The Daily Sentinel :Courthouse•••. (Continued from page 1) The plans could be approved l)y MARKET IN BRIEF PI'OP.Osal. comrnlsslonersofferedto do. whatever they could to nelp ··u a 1 Tuppers Plains-Chester obtain the gront from FmHA would .come 1 grant. through to fund · tile proj(!!Ct, we · In other l)uslnes"s. the commls.. ..wf'!!ld tlle!!·d)"~!"'!>!'-I!Jd!!.~on tM ~jpne~~dJ!sJn";tro .cou;ttc-~ map and work to reach those PhU Roberts to check surrounding cust~mers," Lyons noted. counties .on tl)elr policies for Lyons also pointed out that granting easements to lay utility current Tuppers .Plains-Chester and gas Jines. Roberts Is to take the · operating funds cannot be used for information to Rick Crow, prosecutFrnHA or revisiOns ordered. 1---- Thursday, March 14, 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio I'J.Y.S.E. Issues · Consolidated Trading Wednesday, March 13 Volume Shares 27 speeders forfeit bonds . and Barbara Stahl, Pomeroy, $43 and costs, both · on spredlng charges; Grace Andrews, Pome. roy, $nl and costs, driving whUe ~ llutl(~l1!illm Williams, ,!'ln.lg}~hyto.r;,._, RIJ!k~d.• ~r ·~~~.ar ""' r'iii'ea'fii'hifr l'Ob · ere~an Jr., Pomeroy. $213 and costs, petty Forfeiting speeding bonds were Presley, Pomeroy.~ and costs, · theft. I Mary Folmer, Long Bottom, $43; Roger Manley, Jr., Middleport, $44; Billy Raines, Gay, W. Va., $45; A crackdown on speeding contlnues In Pcimeroy Village with 'l7 ·peopleforfeltingbondspostedonthe charge In the court of Pomeroy .124 1169 1260 Traded 11995 Up . 485 closely; James Jones, Racine, $43, Improper ·backing, and Floyd Omohlndro. Huntington, W. · Va ., $43, tr'affic"l lghf violation. 19M NCAA .· ~~·CHA.\tPICNSHIP Lexington . Kentucky C' ••P1111 Aor" 1 ~t~~--~~~~~~tha~~t,. ~' n~L£8~~ ~)" the~. ·iin•1igieig!ar\tt::tornilifteyey,"!ifan~d·togu l~lde .,;.',ivneiesiijptf!i:lor.,.•""'i"Vi'o'?h'"'~~-=~~~~-=l -David Roush, Racine, $43; 1J9uglas Residents who do not sign ·a user's. agr~ment and pay a tap feepliorto !Ina! acceptance by FmHA, would not be consi9ered customers. Tap fees paid after FmHA approv a! now cost$375. · This matter stems from a decision to allow J .D. Dr.l lllng to lay a gas line alongllOO ft. of county road In Letart Township after the comp;my C9Uid not obta!il r!ght,of-wayfrom prop.. I tapf~does installed on Silver Ridge. If water lines cannot be installed, thetapfees wUI be returned . " There Is no wayofknowingwhen grant money would be available," Lyons said . He pointed out that residents of Stlversvllle ·paid tap fees in 1981 and they're stlll waiting for water. that Phil doing the engineering. All requirements cited by Lyons are in accord with FmHA guidelines. Stating they were " wholeheartedly in favor" oL Silver Ridge of CoUJity Roads 2S, Warner of the count y highway department said that crews have been and will be patching In those areas. Warner reported that the brid~e on Rutland Township 176 has been completed and that the Oh.lo Bridge ·company crew wUI now 'move to . County Rd . .'lin RutlanqTowpshlp to. in cost-sharing agreement between the county and Ohio Power Company. Contract in Hmho A proposed union contract for highway department em- · N. · E. ·Index Griffith, Pomeroy, Robert Southern, MiddlepOrt, $46; James Altnos; Gallipolis, $50; Lynette . VanReeth, Norwich, $4;!; KatJ:lrYn '·"---~ · Muter, Pomeroy, $<13; Raymorid Reuter, Pomeroy, $5; James Carpenter, · Reedsvute: $5; 103.24 . . . - 0. 178.19 - 1.47 Dow Jones lnd 1,261.70 -10.05 MARKE'I' IN BRIEF - The gi-aph above shows the stock lilarket actloil lor Wednesday, March 13. (i\P Laserphoto) . l>Ioy;:;;nsst:nruntffibo awaltlng ra t.iflca tlon by the commissioners. 1'he contract has been reviewed by the prosecuting attorney but. the commissioners gave. no Indication of what Is holdlnguptheratlflcation procedure. Paul McGuire,.Racine, $<15; Linda Holier, Racine, $48; Michael Smith, Syracuse, $48; Leota Chaney; Racine. $46; Gary Stalling, Athens, $48; Martha Hart, Letart, W. Va ., $43; ·Jacqueline Gaddis, Reedsville, $43; Vera Wilson, Point Pleasant, $46; PhUIIpCiJster, Middleport , $43; Randolph Russell, R.eedsvUie, $43; Everett Grant .-Mlnersvllle, $47, and Julie Hysell, Racine, $48. Others forfeiting )x:onds were Blanche M. Poeppelman, Wapa· koneta, $53, traffic light violation; John Green. Charleston, Va .. $63, following emergency veWcle too prescriptions. Rely on us for profeslonal accuracy at aU times. VILLAGE PHARMACY MIDDLEPOIT, OHIO w. Play!€)(• voss YoUr Hearf Sale WATCHES Men's and ladies"styles in casual looks,_spO[! __ looks and dressy looks. Reg. S21.9S to SS9.9S Sale Price• S17S6 to S4796 . , JUNIOR WRANC¥-ER S9.95 MEN'S SWEAT SHIRTS I Sizes S, M, L and XL Big selec. lion of solid colors in crew neck, long sleeve style- fleece lined. i A \ ·. .. . :Yi.It. Dress pants, casual pants and jeans. '1 '-=-'=·~ Quality bands inlude Wrangler, Lee ·- -=.:::, and Campus. . - ·- '=6uV:>'"sil:l!~:·s to 211: mos., 2 to 4, 4 to 7. · Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. $7,00 ........ Sale $5.59 59.00 ........ Sale S7.19 512.00 ...... Sale $9,59 $15.00 ;.. Sale S11.99 MEN'S AND BOYS' SPRINGFOOT MEN'S JOGGING _ TUBE SOCKS ~ · : . SWEATERS. OUTFITS iiliili S19.95 and S22.95 I / New Colors for Spring , blue and white iackets, and ·-----~~~~--·~!--.-?~·~~·-~ Boys sizes 7 to 14- men's9to 15. Big selection of colors. Save Friday ond Saturday· 51.59 White $ 00 59.95 l'llat<hing Sweat Pants.~ ............. Sole 57.49 BOYS _,. Lee AND~ and .student sizes 26 to 30 waist. Perfect for wear to school functio'ns, class pictures and dress up occasions. Solid colors with coordinating belt. BASIC pre-washed JEANS Regular blue Nice assortment of spnng sweatshirt tops includes crew neck sweatshirts, sweatshirt · jackets. vests and sh ort sleeve shirts. Sizes 3/4 to 14/16. Reg. '6.00 to 113.00 Special Sale Price Sale Prleed $1799 $479 to $1 Q39 WRANGLER COORDINATES PRE-TEEN SPORTSWEAR Reg. $14.00 to $21.00 ........ Sale ss.oo Reg. S.22.00 to s25.00 .......... Sale sa.oo Low, low clearance prices on our remaining stock of winter sportswear. JUNIOR WINTER JACKm & COATS Reg. S21.00 ................ Sale sa.oo Super clearance prices on winter junior sportswear. MEN'S · SWEATSHIRT TOPS 122.95 ·denim . Straight and boot llare style s. Sizes 29 to 42. JUNIOR $1 QOO CHILDREN'S DRESS SLACKS Slim and regular si~es 8 to 16 ~· . Sale . ...-Jil'" ' \ MEN'.S WINTER JACKETS S22.95 and S29.95 Sale SJO.OO .S34.95 and S39.95 Sale SJ2.00 S49.95 to S59.95 - Sale "18;00 S79.95 and S94.95 Sale $25.00 LADIES SPORTSWEAR Drastic reductions on our remaining stock of win- Reg. 41.00 .............. lllfJI~.!-~!..';'"""*·ia.JF.!~·:..~:o-"M~~....tr.~~~~~~ Reg. S65.00 .............. Sale S26.00 Reg. S34.00 to $38.00 ....... Sale SJ3.00 Reg. 526.00-$41.00 .•.•• Sale SJO.OO Reg. $79.00 .............. Sale S32.00 ' Reg. S40.00 to S48.00 ........ Sale S15.00 BOYS' CHILDREN'S I Reg. S30.0Q.S39.00 ...... Sale S.J2.00 Reg. S40.0Q.S49.00 ...... Sale SJS.OO Reg. sso.oo.s67.oo ...... Sale s2o.oo - fREE PARKING enttne 2 ' March Old water system causes dissension ByNANCYYOACHAM remedy exist lng problems. Sentinel staff writer A prior council had also discussed Racine VUiage Council is divided making Improvements and repairs on the lssueofrepalrlngorreplaclng to the system. the vUiage's current water system. , For the past two years, enginrer The disagreement has Jed to George Mara of the firm EMH&T, speculation that two council has been researching and developmembers arecontemplatlng reslgn- Ing preliminary engineering studies lngbecause they do not agree with a for Improvements on the Racine . recent council decision which will water system. affect the outcome of the village's Leans toward new plunl water problems. Council had been leaning toward · Couneil has .been aware of the the Idea of building a new w ater . ' · worsening condition of Its preSent treatment plant and much of the water system since Its present preliminaries in securing land m embers look office nearly four options were concluded In order that years ago. The 30-year old system a new plant might be buill . has led to many many lengthy Council had reserved the right to discussionson what might be done to borrow all or par1 of$."o01,1XXlwor1h of McCloud, a passenger in thevrhlcle. were Injured·. Southern's truck was tot ally dcsiroyed. No citations were Issued. A,pparcntly, thetruckwent over theslde of I he berm and the soft ground pulled Southern inlothedltch. Electric service and cableTVwas restored at a fcwmlnutcspasl7p.m. In other action. deputies were enroute to -Knox County this morning to transfer Steve Raymond, who will face bad checK charges In Meigs County. Meanwhile, damages were estimated at $7,1XXJ as the result of a Thursday night fire at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Moore. 16 Liberty Lane. Pomeroy. Pomeroy Fir<' Chief Charles 26 Cent• · -~ co~nc!lrnembers. Prior to Saturday's meeting , all ·council members had exJ)ressed the ll<'ed for improvements to the current facUlties, howPver, the extent and cost of lmprovPments was still at Issue. (Continued on page 6) Wreck causes outage Ohio Power customers from MlnE>rsv llle to Racine and cable TV customers in Mlnersvllle and Syr<!cuse wen• without service for about two hours Thursday evening after an RC Bolt ling truck driven by Robert T . Southern, Middleport, clipped a power pole on Ohio 124 near the Minl!rsvUie ball park. Meigs County Sheriff Howard Frank says his department was called to the scrne shoo1ly aiter the accident occurred ~t approximately 5:20 p.m .. Deputies were at the soehe to malnialn t raffle for power company and cable TV repair crews untU 5 a.m. Friday morning. The power pole l>ad to be replaced and a broken gas line had to be repaired. Neither Southern or M ark .12 loan money from Farmers Home Adminlstratlonat a five percent Interest rat.e. Up to 40 years could be taken to repay the ioan . Racine had until this past Monday morning to notify FmHA as to whether It wanted to borrow the money. At a special meeting last Saturday, council turned down all proposalstouseFmHAmoney. This action led to the dispute among the .. Legar said a kerosene hr'ater loca ted . in the center of the dining room malf!lnctloned with names reaching the ceiling oil heroom. The fire spread Into the living room . Furnishings were desti'Oyrd. Moore received bums of 1he himd In trylng to exti nguish the blazP. Firemen were hampered because there are no fire hydrants In thea rca and a tanker was used. Firemen went to thP scene at 7::16 and r~turned to station at 9:15. The depat1ment had three trucks and an . emergency unit on thP scene, more pqulpment thim u.~ual duetothelack of fire hydrants. There is some insurance coverage, Chief Lcgao· repor1s. WHAT SHOUlJ) WE DO'! Radne V.l llage f'>OUndl CWI't agree on what should toe doll(' ahout the mmmunity's water facility on .Broadway Street. 'lbe !acUity ha.• many existing problem• "are the result of ll~ aging pf'O(lCSS. MeW!whUo•, a holtom left, tho• concrere walls of Rru;ln~ ·· pump !4atlon are In bad shape, according to Engineer Geor!(e Mara who told council lltt• station "nt-eds to be replaced." M m·h of the water coming through the station splashes over the sldl'!l of tlherlng units. A hole has now WOMI through lhe COncrete. f'Aillnc:ll ha• also hecn advised to raiSe water rates and wUI met~ tonight in spt'Cial !iellSion to take al:tlon on WI ordinWice to do just that. SHIRTS Long sleeve styles - not all sizes. 58,95-$11 .95 ........... Sale S4.00 S12.9S-S13.9S ...... Sale SS.OO S14.95-S18.95 ....;... Sale S6.00 BOYS' WINTER JACKETS S22.95 .................... Sale SlQ.OO S29.95 ~ S39.9S .... Sale 512,00 I WASHTNGTON (API - Soviet chief Mikhail Gort>achev is pon<k'ring Presl<k'nt Reagan 's invitation to attpnd I he first superpo\Yer summlt in six years but has given no indication whether he will accept, according to an admllllstratlon orrtclal. Secretary of State George Shultz and VIce President George Bush met with the 54 -year-old Gorbachev aftcr .the funeral of Soviet President .Konstantln Chernenko, who died Sunday. Gorbachev aSsumed the reins of power less than seven hours after Chernenko died. The administration source said the gist of Gorbachev's r esponse amounted to. "We're Interested, we'll get back to you." The Soviets took the invitation under advisement "as WP expected them to do, and said they would discuss It and notify us later of a response." the official said Thursday, speak lng on condition he not be identl.fled. He added there ·was "no hint one way or other" whetber GorhachPv Intended to accept Reagan's suggesllon thai lhcy meet. most probably in the United States. Earlier, the White House had tried to dampen expectatiOns It helped fuel , saying It might be "quite a period of time" before Gorbachev Is ready to cons!der participating in a summit. " Honestly, we think It may be quite a period of time before the Soviets are ready to have any movement toward a meeting of thi s type, " White House spokesman Larry Speitkes said. He said Gorbachev "has a number of things on his platter thet-e. He may focus on those before hPf<icuscs on foreign travel, particularly foreign travel to the United Stall'S or someothercountry, orcritrJ'talning a foreign vl,itor In his own country. That Is simply the fact s of the way people do business." Speakes said It would take time forGorbachev even "to be prepared to entertain the Idea (of a su mmit ). to address If." Reagan raised the Idea of a summit by declaring he was "mm-e than ready" to m E'<'t with the ncw Soviet IPader once he consolidates his posltlon. , Taking It a step further. Bush said In Moscow that Reagan would meet wllh the Soviet leader whenever the Kremlin is ready. "lfthereevcrwasa time when we could move fmward with progress In the last few years." Bush sa id, " I'd say that this Is a good tlmdor that. " Speakes minimized the importance of reports that Gorbachev had accepted in .principle invitations to vlsll France and West Germany. He said the words ter sportswear. Petite, misses and extra s1zes. Reg. $1 O.OO-S18.00 .............. Sale S4.00 Reg. S19.QQ.S27 $10.00 Reg. S32.00-S3S.OO ............. Sale S12.00 Reg •.S36.0Q.S46.00 ............. Sale S15.00 WINTER DRESSES a1 With Color Tops ..... 51.49 Reg. S1 5.00 ... Sale 511.99 Reg. S18.00 ... Sale 514.39 MISSES AND HALF SIIE • ·:·):.~C. "_!,,L o :_.;~.;.,._.=· ,~ S6.39 Reg. sn.oo ..... Sale sa.79 S16.95 ..... Sale S13.59 S17.95 ..•.. Sole S14.39 s19,95 ..... sole s1s.99 521.95 ..... Sale S17.59. PANTS -SALE ., / It's the biggest sale on America's #l --::.-o(c----~-r""'~~~---· --.. br·a:r- Cr<JSS·YOUF-He3rt - -the-bra - •· that crosses over, lifts and separates for a better figure Find your favorites here and save 20%. clud~ R S33 00 S 1 Sl3 00 eg. s • .............. 0 e • .. llnLt BOYS' ~ TIMEX e • Gorhachev " is- less dominatro by their syst('m and thrlr phllo"lphy" than any other rcccnt Soviet ruler . At the sa me time. howrver, Reagan added , " I think what Is most evident. and I believe that this will be rr O!'Cted ln . him . Is that the SoviPt Union is tn a different frame of mind than they've .bc<'n in thP past." Wholesale.prices drop WASHINGTON lAP)- C'heaper standing H percent below the level prices for meat and ~aso line helped of the preceding month. overcome a sharp jump In fresh Overall wholesale price< which fruit and vegetable costs to pull held nat In January, wt'r·e down at wholesale pri('('S down OJ percent an annual rateofO.Spercent for the• last month . th<' government said flrsr two monthsof they('ar. today. That compao-es to a 1.8 percent Prlces.soarcct 9. 1percent forfrcsh wholesale In Oat ion ratf'for all ofl'll\4 fruit and 4.6 percent for vegetables and a sllght0.6 pet·cent gain in 1983- both the l-esul! of .Janu ary's the lx•st ba ck-to-back lnOalion devastating fn'f:'Ze in Florida. Bul · peoiormancc in two d!'Cadcs. prices for beef, pork and poultry The F'ebrua r~r drclln<' surprised were down. Overall. food prices fell many analysts. who had fori'Cast an 0.1 percent. lncrcase as sharp as 0.3 percent Gasoline prices were also off, overaU . The severe wlnt erwcather, they conjectured. had driven energy pri('('s up while sending food costs soa.rlng. · Although ti1Jit and vrg<'table priecs did rise, the gai ns w~r~ not as dramatic as had bc<'n <'Xp/'c' tcd. apparcntlybl'causcthPdPvastat ion '< in F'lorida was offsrt by higher yields In Ca lifornia . Energy prices also st a;·ed docile despite the cold weat hrr. hPipcd along by a sharp 16 JX'ITCiit dC'C iinl' in h<'ating all plil-es. While natural gas prices did rise 1.9 JX'I'Ci'nt . thry had ·fallen 1.8 )X'rcent the m onth before. Celeste declares 3-day S&L holiday €!N€~NAT! •WINTER CLOTHING ~ Little boy' and girl~' tops, blouses. sportswear and outftts. Reg. S5.SO-S8.00 ................. Sale suo Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. "In principle" were diplomatic language that held little substance. · "We've got a couple dozen people that we've a!(l:C<'d to meet with in principle bul haven't met with them yet ," hi' said. Reagan, meanwhile, !O ld a gTOup of visiting magazine publishers th('r<• was no evidence that S9.Q0-$14.00 ................ Sole S4.0Q S15 .OO-S20.00 ............... Sale S6.QO 521.00-$26.00 .............. Sole ss.oo S27 .OO-S34.00 ............. Sale SlO.OO ~·~-~~~~~~~~~~;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ mercc Dcpar1mcnt ,aid (APJ -declared a Richard Celeste today Insured by the three-day bank holiday al theslale's tee Fund, a privately held Insurance estimated 70 state- Insured savings firm wtth$1;10 million. and loan institutions , saying he was AlthOugh state leg1sla tors acted taking a "serious step'· bc<'ause of this week to reassure depositors by some reported runs on deposits. creating · a $90 million deposit celeste said at a news conference Insurance fund separate· from the hewasuslnghlsemcrgencypowers Ohio Deposit Guarantee Fund, as governor to close the statecusto!Jlers at Cincinnati-area lnstllnsured thrifts to allow officials tutlons began lining up outside more time to formulate a plan that banks Thursday to withdraw their will restore confidence in the money. institutions. Depositors of some of those Thegovemor'sactlon,announced savings and loans camped out less than 90 minutes before most of overnight on lines outsldethethrlfts. the Institutions would have opened including Charter Oak Savings for business, followed a day of Association and Molitor Loan and mounting concern at Cincinnati Building Co.. to withdraw their area banks over runs on deposits, money today . Last week, the Cincinnati-based Molitor and Cha11er Oak also Home State Savin!tS Assoolatton-:.......were mobbed tlcllOsttors . wll!lclosed _ Its doors after depositors drawing ca~h ' Thursday . State withdrew millions. The wlthdraCommerce Director Kenneth Cox, wals followed news that Home State who arrived here Thursday hoping had suffered severe losses as a to restore conlldence In the stateresult ot the collapse of a Florida chartered associations, said a third Investment firm, ESM Government institution, which he dldnot Identify, Securities Inc. had had problems in Columbus. depositors would not be <lbletowrltl' checks during th~ holiday period . by ElbstF•Itlr Joi*U01 011 •0 UU ) tU Ull tHAI(;[ CAIO IIANK UNE- Cllltomerw walt IIIIIDe......-.say oullllde ihe rilaln ofllt1e of CJuii1er 01111 Sa\'lap Alttlooi.UO. Ill ClDclnnlld lo wllhdnw money from lhe IJtate.charifreciNvlnp and Joan. The run on lhe bank ~ ,._... from .-.em aboullul week's IUCiden clcwln1 of lhe ttiat&-chanered Home S&aae Savlnp Alloctailon. (.-\P Luerphoto). Gov. Richard C<Cie!tte �' " ; j Commentary - -- ... .Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Friday, March 15. 1985 Buckeyes win; Bobcats lose ByPAULALEXANDER As8oclaled Pre!& Writer Ohio State· has buUt a repUtation as an offensiv~ team, but the Buckeyes were crediting their defen~. after advancing to the second round of • ffie NCAA Tournament. .' Ohio State Jed Iowa State only 39-37 at halftime before slowing down ihe Cyclone attack en route to a 75-64 triumph tn the Midwest Regional at Tulsa, Okla., on · Thursday. 1 "I told them at the half it was going ment first-round matchup, C!nclnC!nclnnatiCoachTonyYatessald nat! ousted Kent State 77-61. the Bearcats took charge early. , • · GuardS Troy Taylor and Ronnie "Our o(fense was In control from Stokes fueled asecond-hallDurry as the beginning of the game. We ·did Ohio State broke open _a close~ nor aUow~ra oaski!r "iili?-<b•i .:.,. . contest. The Buckeyes, :n-9, wUI minutes and got a comfortab!P ta~ LouiSiana Tech on Saturday. . ·lead," Yates said . Stokes't.hree-polntplaywith17:26 It was C!ndnnati's first postleft started the Buckeyes on a 10-2 . season appearance in eight years : run, staking fourth-seeded Ohio and its first NIT gal)1esince 1974. It · State to a 51-42 lead with 14: 20J!!ft ,.~#l!!!l,hK!:P~ lirsl,~W ll9§,t :§.€!1'2!l ... Iowa Stat~ could get no closer than game. _ · five the rest ofthe way. Larry Robbinsscore<,116pointsfor Ohio State forward Den~ls HoP' Kent State, and Terry Wearsch . a son, who averages 9.polnts. picked 6-foot-8 sophomore center. had 11. to get down to drfense," said Ohio State Coach Eldon MU!er, whose Buckeyes stymied Iowa State's Inside· game by being "more conscious in the second half of the cutters." Muter said he put Brad Sellers to work plugging up the middle, and the7-footcenterrespondedwith four second-half blocked shots. Ohio University's .strategy was .considerably less successful as the Bobcats, wh<;> went to a spread offense to stall Kansas' tall attack, fell to the 13th-ranked Jayhawks 49·38 1n a ScutheastRegiorial col!lest half on·stx of six from the field. For thegame,Stokesadded21,Taylor17 a nd Seilers 14 for the Buckeyes. Barry Stevens fmishoo with a game-high 24 points .for Iowa State, but most of those came !rom long range. Jeff Grayer, who scored 21 points for the Cyclones, 21 -13, had 15 at the half. Kansas- which has averaged 76 points per game had its second-iowl'Sttotal oftheyear. Only In the second half did· Kansas. pull away, opening up ever-widening leads and getting its running game ' . A· JameS J. Kilpatrick . L~ ~~~~~~~ .a.·uc · .LI'c:auy . tJcuuucl ---- l~~FJu.~~~·~---~~~~~~l~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~ !J'l-__ _ :r:\__ ! •- - " A •• ..:.:_.._~ Ill Court Street . Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA SCRABBLE, Va.- It was a nlce Sunday here In the mountains, sunny but windy, and I. was flnishlngsomecatch-upworkatmy French, because Mila lived fbr many years ln .the Ivory Coast and speaks · flawless French. "Halla!" she cried back. We embraced, and her child. "She Is supposed to say 'two,'" she said tome, "and she has been saying 'two' all week." "Igeroo,'' said my bilingual "FIRE!" My oldest son Sean had just whlrled Into the driveway with his wife Sharon and their two children. "BRUSH FIRE!" Sean two chlldren. "BOngjoor!" I cried. 1 cry In this fashion, the better to practic¢ my granddaughter Marla cllmbe\1 into my lap. ' "How old are you?" asked MUaof on the floor in the next room. Son Kevln had started hamburgers .,It was a good grandfatherly day. small Cadillac. He plunged for the telephone. Sharon, who is impertur· bable, Inquire<,! after. my health. "THE WHOLE HJLL COUlD BURN UP!" • 1 1 ·•~·-~-··" ~-~·-~·-~- ....:~i--~~"'~'= -- ~. ~="···"·-·-~·=! ~"';,.K%fevl:n~a~n;~d~h~ ~s~he~w~nlft'ie~ M~:~~~.~a:~:~rl§th~:~air~r-~m=y~se~~lf~:~t~:~:~se~·~Sgln~un~ d;a~:;~a,:.:~;~nli,i ,:~a~:, :-~:~:~~t~hc;shi~o;:a~·~;e·~ :w;:a:s;p~;a:y~in:;g~ha:~p~l ~y-~:~:~· : ·;:~'t:~~~ >~ :~ :~;.,-~ ~:~:e~:;:~ ~:~:g~l;~ ~e~:~ e~7~ .~:;:~--·~· 8 ROBERT L. WINGE'IT Publisher · BOB HOEFLiCH G:eneral Manager Low-interest home . loan funds ·available . ' I -r-··· - ' There is still tim<' for would-be homeowners to get low-Interest loans i..nder the Ohio Housing Finance Agency's program for first t)me buyers. : Officials say the agency has ·about $30 million in revenue bond proceeds ··still available ·tor eligible borrowers, but ·that· theyexpect to commit·the money by March 31. · .. To be eligible, applicants- in addition to being first-time home buyersmust have a purchase contract in"hand, must be creditworthy, must have a 5 percent down payment and must live in the p~operty they purchase. . The :D-year loans have a fixed interest. Tille of 11.875 percent. a couple of percentage pblnts Jess than the current rate on most conventional loans. Loans are available on a first-come, first -served basis through the local banks and financial institutions which participate in the state program. --- Meanwhtle':-OhitYs;Generai Asseri1biy ·has·appoin1ed a-joint iaskfvrce·tv· study the problems of assuring the maintenance of basic utility service for low and moderate Income families. The non-partisan task force, among other things, will look into the new ' 'percentage of Income'' plan under which low-income families cannot be disconilected as long as they pay a !least 15 percent oi their monthly gross income for utUity service. Officials say the plan has been effective in preventing shutoffs, but that it WASHINGTON - Two hundred armed officers surrounded (one •aJsO has resulted In the utilities being unable to collect a significant amount years ago, still smarting from King woman's) home, ordered her lam· of monthly bills. George III's royal trampling on ily out of the house with their hands . Sen. Richard H. Finan, R·CincinnaU, _-o..and.._ R.ep ..__Qtto BeattY_, -·- pRv-a-te~-propertY~-· -HJC--Founding ~---up, ·and held tr~ entire- famHy· at b -Columbus, . are co-chairmen of the task force which is due to make a Fathers passed the Fourth Amend· gun pint for two-and.- on~·half hours report to the Legislature no later than May 1, ment to the Constitution. while conducting an identification . And, the state Board of Education has granted three small Lak~ Erie Now a federal judge has felt it check," the judge wrote. "One of ' : island school districts exemptions from some of the state's mlnunum necessary to order the Drug the family dogs, which ... was ; educational standard~- because of theirs~. Enforcement Administration to standing still and barking, was shot observe the amendment's protec· and killed by a team member." The - They are ·K elleys Island whlch has eight students and two ·teachers, : North Bass which has eight students and one teacher, and Put-In-Bay lions In its freewheeling assauit on nearest marijuana field was 600 which has 78 students and nine teachers. . . marijuana growers In northern yarcts · away - on a neighbor's : State minimum standa~ds mclude such things as pupil-teacher ratios of California. property. · 25-lfor most classes, minimum teacher salaries and certam phySical plant The drug-busters, it seems, have - One innocent householder testified that a DEA pilot "put the requirements. been behaving in a manner as : • Meanwhile, Some 55,000 state employees got notices with their pay high-handed as King George's nose of the helicopter aboutlOO feet -checks this week of a new service designed to help with stress, alcohol and redcoats. · away at my eye level "(! live on a . : drug abuse, family problems and other personal matters. . The decision by U.S, District hillsidli) and hovered, watching me -: Sa~ford Weln berg, executive director of the n~ly-created Ohio Judge Robert P. Aguilar cites case (seated in 1 my outhouse." He Employment Assistance Program, says Ohio Joined 38 other states after case where DEA's Campalg.n added: "I didn'fmove, so he moved along with many thousands of private· employers - whlch offer su~h Against Marijuana Planting vlo- right above me (and) blew the toilet . I ' Ia ted the Fourth Amendment rights paper away." services to their workers. · . The prqgram is set up so that the l1('W agency refers employees to of citizens whose only crime was to - A woman said she was ..--·· ; ..... .•• J• • - ---~--- Duty bound, I loped down the hill, and sure e~ tl'llr&.!"..a£.E."f!ro.-. Some hot ashes had been dumped in a compost heap, and the heap was erupting great clouds of smoke. One gust of wind would have swept ~ ,..,.thn-~ nng_r.TI!P1Jn un __ ..;_ill"-· ''' ""'- - ·-t>,.., ..... .---the 'H,·.:. ....-. ·· consuming the spring house · and threatening the bam. We might have perished in the names. Sean and Kevin were attacking with rakes. From afar the whine of a fire truck's siren. "OVER HERE.! " yelled Sean. I returned to the house, announced that I had the situation . -~-.ill!d'M'~. CPn!rot.....and -rewarded my about 50 feet from the ground. "The helicopters chased them up Perry Mcadow Road for about 20 min· . utes." · the · wvt~.er""-Gf·- or.e· g!r:'.,.... testlfietj. "When my daughter and her friend would . hike .under the bushes, the helicopters would lift up; when the girls would try to run to the nearest house, the 'copters wouli:l come again and frighten them." A DEA spokesman told my aSsociate Donald Goldberg only that the judge's order is "under review." But the agency admitted in court that these airborne Peeping . Toms and Georgie Porgies were "private contractors with no law enforcement expertise,'' who had been given Iwo days' "orientation" l)efore setting out In search of marijuana growers. - "In order to land their -A former Army helicopter pilot testified: '' "In- my opinion, the hellcoi?ters ... were being operated In an extremely unsafe manner. They appeared to be using tactics similar to those I obserVed used In Vietnam to terrorize the populace." Aguilar wrote: "There can be only two conclusions: These technlcaiiy proficient pilots were acting pursuant to instructions or the tacit consent of (DEA), or due to inadequate training and supervisian they were habituaiiy engaging in some sports of their own ... 1the) repeated buziings, hoverings and dive bombings ... at best disturb and at worst terrorize the hapless resident s below." 1 '' "'~" '"-=J • •#'91..._ ...., ....,._ lnro.-..l. -"=""''--""' ···-· -program model thr6ugh · job performance and through reduced .absenteeism and tardiness." The state does not budget money for the local centers which Instead are _ reimbursed with payments from state employee health care plans. :Letter.to the editor . American dream threate;,ed The Feb. 4, 1985lssueof the Senti· nel stated the Meigs division of Southern Ohio Coal Co. employs ap· proximately 1,860 people. Their annual salaries and benefits exceeded $90 million. The March 2, 1984 Issue said J . D. Drilling Co. of Ra.cine, Ohio,la i(l out some$800,000 in payroll · to more than 100 em· ployees in 1983. This did not include WIY to sub-contractors and attar· neys. The drUiing program for 1984 was projected to total in excess of $50 mililori, with 1985's program nearly twice that, which would require twice the number of employees. Whe n a well is drilled by J. D. Drllling Co .. the landowner reCeives one-eighth of royalties from the · well - right off t ~ top fore expenses, and also free gas during the life of the well which can stretch any-where !rain 'irt.·to 20 years or long-er. Taxes are paid to counties on royalty checks received our hometowns, money paid to these employees is pumped right back into local economy. Approxjffiately $141 mlillon a year, with the promise of more to come, (if these companies can continue to operate under brine legislation and pending legislation concerning iongwaliing), is worth keeping In our counties. Most st'ates would welcome them "with open arms." The pursuit of human dignity Is the cornerstone of our dynamic Re .. public and to guarantee that birthright, we need to accept' responsl· blllty, necessarY to keep this prosp.erity in Southeastern Ohio, by dedi· eating ourselves to this cause. In doing this th~ . "AMERICAN DREAM" will continue to inspire us to secure the blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our prosperiiy, which at the present time is being threatened by being -,...... - _......, --•- ..:..: U)ru;IUel'-fliese- exampJes ., Aguilar's decision and wonder how Sam Adams or Thomas Jefferson would have reacted: _ "A (DEAl team of about 25 trees and three madrone trees," a homeowner testified . "One of these trees was my prized Christmas tree, which 1 had cared for and rants "VIrtiJal anywhe1·e ..;cinlty of the crime" is "unconslltutional on ·Its race,'' Aguilar concluded. Say .what you .mean John Silber, the president of · publicly on these issues, they are, Boston University, has been speak- with few exceptions, reluctant . to ing the most concentrated good speak plainly. This tends to ~nder'­ sense lfi town during the past mine the support that might season or so. He is equipped by otherwise have developed for the training and temperament tQ do so. recommendations of the Kissinger He Is a professiondl philosopher, Report, and thereby decreases the and professional resolved never to chance of our being able to enact suffer fools gladly. He is, accord- legislation responding to the situaIngly, kept very busy. tion. In Panama they made It clear Last January, Silber addressed a to us that the Panama Canal may meeting or legislative leaders from well be under attack within three or democratic countries in the West · four years If nothing is done to , ern Hemisphere, happily a larger contain the situation in Nicaragua. meeting these days than, say, a few Yet publicly, the leaders of Payears ago. nama have been reluctant to speak John SUber told them a lot of of such a possibility." things worth listening to, but his SUber gives a nice account of how salient point, really, was to ask one can treat Nicaraguan leaders them kindly to say in public what on their regular disinformation they say in prtvate. There is a great lours of the Western Hemisphere. deal or difference. If you promise On CBS' "60 Minutes," the deputy not to tell, I wlil confide in you that "I foreign minister ws asked why the president ·of a huge Latin Nicaragua needed such a large American country was asked In fighting force. The anser: "Be· in Southeastern - .- Marines invaded Nicaragua. He answered that he would lead a Maxine Diddle Sellers,~ Valley parade of one million protesters Bell Rd., Racine, Ohio 45771. down the central avenue of his r <;a pi tal. then go home, get down on his knees, and give thanks to the Almighty for the U.S .. Marines. "Without exception, the judgment of the leadership of these Today Is Friday, March 15. the 74th day of1985. There are291 days left in countries in Central America " the "year. Today is Buzzard Day In Hinckley, Ohio. Mr. SUber was talking about the Today's highlight In history: 1eadershlp Interviewed by . the On the Ides of March, 44 B.C., Roman Emperor Julius Caesar was Kissinger Commission, of which he assassinated by a group of nobles that Included Brutus and Cassius. was a member, a year ago- "was · On this date: that the government of Nicaragua 1n 1493, Christopher Columbus returned to Spain following his first Is determined to export revolution, voyage to the New World. that it imposes an increasingly In 1767 the seventh president of the United States, Andrew Johnson, was repressive dictatorship on the • born In Waxhaw, S.C. people of Nicaragua, · and that its In l.SW, Maine became the 23rd state. . purposes and orientation are - In1.8'15,the·Roman-Cathollc Arehblshop-of-NI!W York,.John.McC!oskey~ Leninist." was named the first American cardinal by Pope Pius IX. So do these leaders take that • In 1913 President Woodrow Wilson held the first open presidential news position when addressing their own conference. • countrymen, or for that matter, : In 1916, an American force under the command of Gen. John J. Pershing Americans in other than private_ entered Mexico to capture the revolutionary Mexican leader Pancho Villa •. circumstances? dead or alive. Pershing would accomplish neither. "Yet when the leaders of the In 1919, the American Legion was founded in Paris. countries of Central America speak Have wells already drilled, Since employees of both above named companies are people from !"!JJUlllli~~n Today in history . . . rt:.--:::=""" tne··pnvacy" .O! ller isolated home. - Two 12-year-old girls were chased by -DEA helicopters Oyi ng trimmed for this Chi-istmas season. My planted JaW!) was scarred and my flower gardens were com- p:l-te:y·'i1Esi1Uyl·U.'-' to lead the UCLA -attack at Pauley Pa\1lion as the resurgent Bruins AP Sports Writer won their eighth game in the last The UCLA Bruins showed they nine. haven't lost their touch in poslsea· son play, and inthiscasethe ''touch" Darrick Simms converted a three-point play with 35 seconds !ell was more like a hammering for Montana's basketball team. to boost Virginia over West Virginia Back in postseason play after a in Morgantown, W.Va. The basket yenr' s·a bsence, th~ Bruins got off on and Simms' follow-up free throw gave the Cavaliers a 56-55 lead that the right foot in the National held up when West VIrginia's Invitation Tournament with a resounding 78-47 firsi -.round victory VernonOdom had a 1ast-sec9ndshot Thursday night over Montana . bounce ·off the rim. The eontest was one of 10 Fred Jenkins scored on a tip-In first -round NIT games Thursday with 14 seconds remaining to lift night , as Virginia beat West Virginia · Tennessee over Tennessee Tech in 56-!>5. Tennessee edged Tennessee Cookeville, Tenn. Jenkins made the game-winner after the Vols had run Tech 65-62, St.Joseph's (Pa.) nipped · Lotili;llille- edged_. the eloek-down to 20 seconds..while By KEN RAPPOl'ORT r the United States wasn't bent on destroying this revolution, we wouldn't need such a big army." When Henry Kissinger asked the same question · of the foreign minister, . Father Miguel D'Escoto gave the same reply. This is what he got back from a member of Congress, also a member of the commission: "Mr. Foreign Secretary, I met you a few years ago In \Yashlngton just before we voted to send money to your country - more money than in all the 20 years of your former dictatorship." (This was , before It was known where the ' Sandlnistas were taking Nicaragua.) "I believed you when you said you were bringing in democracy. We arranged loans and financial aid to your government through the IMF and the World Bank. And we voted $117 mlllion ourselves. We believed everything you told us. You looked me In the eye as one Catholic to another. With the basic respect that I had for you and your Williiam F. Buckley Jr. social concerns and your Oeing a priest, I believed you when you · promised freedom. But there is no freedom for w.orking men in Nicaragua. 'J'hel'!' Is no polltlcal freedom. I teil you, Father, speaking as a Roman Cathoilc, you lied to us. You lied to us the n and you are lying to us now." John Silber commented. "We then watched a man 's Internal lie detector go off. De'Escoto lost controL of his face for several , minutes." But it goes on . The new president of Nicaragua, who got los! at his own Inauguration because Fide l Castro simply took over, speaking for three hours, sashays about the IIbera! fecer swamps in '.he' United States teliing his lies and receiving a pplause. The Economist, so greatly respected, comments on Mr. Reagan's recent declaration: "When before has an American president admitted to seeking to overthrow ·, a government with which, even now, American has diplomatic relations•" A good . palnt, ..but the .burden-of it ought ·to ·, ..... be, Why aoes the United States continue to recognize the government or Nicaragua? ., 1 Berry's ,World r 0 ern Loui.siima tripped Florida 65-64, South Florida hammered Wake Forest 77-66. Marquette overpo· wered Bradley 77-64 and Fresno State defeated Santa Clara 79-76 in triple qvertime. The remainder of the first -round games will be played tonight, when B~tier plays at Indiana . Clemson takes on Tennessee-Chattanooga, Fordham meets Richmond and Houston visits Lamar.--Reggie Miller scored a game-high 21 points and Nigel Miguel added 14 upl5ofhiscareer-high19inthefir~t f~fU~~i;i~~~~~~ In tipped In a desperation shot at the buzzer as St. Joseph's stole a controversial victory from Mis· souri. Missouri assistant coach Gary Filbert, taking the place of head coach Norm Stewart who sat In the stands with a strained neck, protest.edvainly that Blake's basket · occurred after the buzzer. Barry Sumpter and Biliy Thompson scored 18 points a piece as LouisvUie's Cardinals squeaked past Alcorn State on their home court. The victory gave Loulsvllle a Nll.ES. Ohio (AP) -University of Miami quarterback Bernie Kosar wants to be a Cleveland Brown, and the Cleveland Browns want Bernie Kosar. "I followed the Browns my whole life. That would be the Ideal situation," Kosar said Thursday In aimouncing he intends to graduate early from college and participate in the Nafional Football League draft next month. The problem in bringing Kosar to the Browns is Cleveland's drafting has Kosar guided M!ami of Florida to a national championship during the 1983 season, Including a thrllllng one-point victory over Nebraska in the Orange Bowl. · The G-foot-5, 21().pounder worked ~~·=>•~~··!~=--··lw~;W'51s~;:~~~::~:: Mi~~t~~:-.d was for hls poise, hls strong arm and his ability to read defenses. He did not play football hls freshman year, then ran up incredl· ble statistics as the Hurricanes' · starter the next two seasons, setting 22 school records and leading Miami · to a 19-6 mark. Hi.s totals of 463 completions and 5,9'71 yards, projected over a four-year career, would make him the most prolific passer In National Collegiate Athletic Association history - an honor cutrently held by former Boston College quarterback Doug Flutie. Kosar said his decision to leave ., Miami - once he finishes 18 credit hours of work this quarter and six more, hours in summer school was the most dlfficull decision of hls llfe. ,.: -,, "They've been nothing but firs! class to me in my tiu-eeyears there," the finartce major said at a news conference in thisnortheast.e rnOhio city near his hol)1etown of Board· man. "I feel an obligation to them, but I thlnklt'sbesttotakeadvantage or thf' opportunity the NFL presents.' ' 0tUo H ,S. Boys IIIIHkliball Ry 11w A.-.i!JWd f"'noM PWrki Too rn.nml tenuit..., 'ftlurwlllJ'" t;wn.-,. "l . . ~~. t:I¢J! AI t:lvl'ia Lor (lirl Cal h. ftl. EI~· Ma W. ril At Ohio Norttwm tllll\' . ()f!awa.C iandOrf m. Coldw~ll'r ~1 AI ~betwillr ArrnM SIRlbl'n\'llk• ~7. M<I)'Svlllt• !11 'f'lH' allt')' +1. Sf('\Jbl'fwllk' falh. "-1 Kansas Lakota 66, Ros~fonl til M;!plt>WWd 611. Brrlln C'l r. W. Ht'Sl'l'\'i' ~ ~1 AI~W'd.l• ( 'IA"i."i A fanion Fletdhatl't4• (iAMt'f.l Columbiana ~ ~ ~·bdn,IZ Md\lnh,· ~I At A.,..._d f 'ollt-w•' lthw Val Conference championship. Meanwhile, Marshall coach Rick Huckabay lectured his team this . week on some of the not -so-fine arts surrounding ihe NCAA basketbali to11rnament. 1983 BUICK 4 door sedan, medium dark royal blue with matching vinyl top, llC!/40 plush velour seating, V-8 engine, automa.tlc overdrive tr~nsmlss10n, air cooditionlng, am-lm cassette stereo, tilt wheel, cruise cootro~ door locks, an- came us, four seniors on Marshall's tearri. "We tried to do things we normally wouldn't do. When the other team takes a spurt, you have to keep you composure and try to get a spurt of your own.'' Marshall advanced to the NCAA tourney by winning the Southern Conference tourna m ent. while VCU. 25-5, captured the Sun Belt HORSE,HOUND~HARE Bi{! Sav~s On Select, Top Quality Purina Brand Feeds! t\1 \\'utn'll \\1'!41., Kr9irn'l' AI i\1 ( 'nhnlll'aJN ( 'oliMoufJI (l~....r) C:ranv\11(1 !il l, Tra~·~ VaL 411 f'-" W;m'l'fl Kl'nnr'{ly ti7. Warrrn Ch;1mpk>n CLt\.~M Bl'lk'\1K' 74, C'IJiond Crawfonl 53 1 .lACH.SON ~)IKE. · RT.35 WEST PhOne 446-4524 Marshall is underdog··c· .ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. tAPlMarshaiJ heads lntotonight'sNCAA Tournament West Regional basket· ball game with No. 11 Virginia Commonwealth as a big underdog. but senior Robert Eppes says the Thundering Herd is primed for an upset. "We hope Virginia Commonwealth takes us tightly and we sneak · 17-16 record and assured ·that the up on them ," said Eppes, a 6-foot-7 Cardinals would avoid their first forward . losing season in 43 years. The game, which begins at 9:07 In Cincinnati's Riverfront Coli- p.m. EST, is in the high-altitude seum, Roger McClendon scored 16 University of Mexico gym, a factor points to lead Cincinnati to an easy Eppes said might work toward victory over Kent State. _ Marshall's advantage. In Lafayette, La., Cedric Hill hit "We normally play nine to 10 'the winning shot with a IS-footer players every game, while Virginia ·with 2:33 left to p!ay,and Donald Commonwealth usually goes with Jacobs swatted away Florida's six or seven players most of the second desperation shot with three game," Eppes said. "That might seconds left In leading Southwestern· help us . They could.get tired ." LoulsiaJ)a past the Gators. Darryl Marshall, 21-12. is making its Patterson scored a career-high 25 second straight NCAA tournament points and Charlie Bradley added 21 appearance. The Herd lost to to power South Florida over Wake Villanova In last year's first round Forest in Tampa ; Fla. Patterson, a · 84·72 despite leading by 8 In Ihe G-foot senior taking advantage of a second half. goal attempts, most of them against Tyrone Bogues, Wake Forest's 5-3 point guard. Mandy Johnson scored 19 points and Kerry 'Notter had 17 to lead Ma~uette over Bradley. The Warriors bullt a 16-point lead in the first half and coasted the rest of the way. Mitch Arnold hit a 20-foot jump shot with 18 sec<inds left In the third overtime to give Fresno State a hoinecourt .victory ·- over Santa Clara. Arnold, who finished with 18 points, scored 12 of them in the · •· overtime periods, •• at South Bend, Ind. .~in!i~ the clos:inl(g)rm&'linfluiO!:tleslo.mtiSI.IJt"i-·jiii "Our game plan was io come in Ohio,~ > . and ta ke a 40-mlnuie game and the shootmg from outside and make it a 25-mlnute game" said managed to hit only 33 percent of Bobcat Coach D8lll1Y N~. who .their18attemptsfrom the field in the· watched his team score only two first bait. Kansas .took '!nly 12 shots m thef~rSI half but made eigl!l. points 1n thefirstsevenmlnutes,and hlt only 33 percent In the game. Ohio s scoring was dorruna'.ed by "'I'hebigthlngwaswhenwehadto VIC Alexander, who scored mne of put the ball In at certain timE'S, we his 15 pomts m the first half. couldn't," Nee said. "Then their Cincinnati _opened a 14-3 1ead five spurts took over:: minutes into the game and coasted ' In a National Invitation Tourna- loa 34-2'llead at hal !tune. Browns·interested in Kosar likely to chosen earlier · possibly second or third. Browns owner Art Modell said he had offered Houston three optionstwo regular players _in return for the pick: one regular player plus Cleveland's seventh pick In the first round, and two players, presumably of Jesser stature, plusthatdraft pick. "Bernie Kosar's father: contacted Art Modell within the last two weeks," said a Browns' omclal who asked not to be identified. "Mr. Kosar Indica ted thaI hls son, If he decided to tum pro, would like to play for Cleveland. Art at that time told Mr. Kosar, 'Yes, we would make an attempt to trade up.'" "So what If they didn't take you in that last roundup. Hey- you're STILL a top mobster In mybookl" . basketball tournament game Thursday In South Bend, Ind. ( AP· Laserphoto ). - ·== Bruins, Cincy NIT winners; Virginia nips , West Virginia ;::::=:~e~x~is;t~-~~g~·~co~mm~~u~ru~ty~se~~rv~i~c~e~fo~r~a~~~~~u!---f.~;;;:h::~:.=:"'~:~;~~~_:,~ = "~:~~; :.r::-;,~he_re__~:rij_u'l'(JiJi~:'-.rie.;'i[: ~!a --~";c~o~n;ti~~n~u~ai~ly rw!b~llzz~ed~~"~w~hl~Ie~~ta~kl~~ng~··- ~hre~lic~o~p~r;e~r~siei..~.~o~n~~m:y~la~n~d~,;rt~h~~e~~iiii]T~h~e~~~~~ ""' "~0""'".1' ~ ~-~-·~· 0 • AFfER TilE BALL - Kansas guard Cedric Hunter scrambles for a loose ball In front of Ohio's Richard Stan lei (f4) during their firs& round NCAA exertions with another martini. 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J. PAULEY, AGENT Nat1onw1de Ins. Co. of Columbus Oh 804 W Maon 992-2318 I' Syracuse 992 3978 I~ t1 I II' RACINE PLANING Mlll Mtll Work Cabmet Makmg ~~~!:'..~·\ ,.. CK. " MEIGS TIRE \ \ CENTER, INC. 1 SUPERMARKET John F FuHz J lllncus Futu Ph 992 2101 992-3840 Moddleport Pomeroy RALL'S Moddleport Ohoo 2 13 17 Gh_rh: tl:on. E.n_rt&v.cr Moods~ K&C JEWELERS U ~ 212 E Maon Street 992-3785. ~omeroy -.... ruesday Z&ehllllh Wt!dnesd•r _ 7 311 p m,_, Th1,1._rsdav Theocrallc Scllool 7 JO p m Service meetmg 8 20 p m .. 10- 15 CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY rllllfldly Morl< Located on 0 J White Road of Hig hway ro rr 21 160 Pat Henson pastor Sunday School 10 am ClassE>S for a ll ages Jun lorC hun:h 11 Fnd1y M•~ am 12 1.1 17 ' TAMPA Fla lAP)- The story of John Franco's athletic career begins on a dirt field tucked In a housing project m Brooklyn Then, as now, Its somewhat of a short story " At 5 foot-10, the left handed rehever Is the shortest player on the Cincinnati Reds' roster A few years ago hewasoneofthe shortestguys 1n the city housing development where he grew up It was a place called the Marlboro Projects, a group of 28 buildings each seven stories tall For fun, Franco and his friends would skin theor knees on a nearby dtrt patch playing all manner of sports ·There were 15 or 16 of us who grew up together," Franco said ' Even now, were very close We'd play stickball basketball football • We would play, say, building No 5 against buDding No 10 Wed get 1 shirts and crayons or magic markers and write 'Marlboro Bombers on t hem The sports contests w eren 1 limltedtothefleid • We'd play roller derby," Franco said " We'd roll up five or six John's, went onto the Los Angeles Dodger organlzatoon, and was traded to the Reds m May 1983 The 5-foot 10, 175 pound Franco got his first promotion tothema1ors last April and became a success He was 2 0 with three sa vi'S and a 1 54 earned run average on his first none appearances "I was like Wow this os the big leagues It's easy "he sa od He should have known belter A month later, he dod Franco was knocked around a llltle lhe next month, but settled down and ran off a strong of 18 scoreless lnnongs on a 10-game span He had a 1 58 ERA from mod June through the rest of the season, finlshlng woth a 6-2 rl'CQrd four saves and a 2 61 ERA on 54 appeara nces a-· The Dally Sentinel i\ rt• (USPs 9ti01 Dl"hdo11 of 1\lultlmedla, Inc.: Pubotshro evorv aro ernocn Monda' through F'rldav shlng 111 Courl St v lht' OhloVallrvPubll Company Mul lim«! Ia In c Pomeroy Ohio 45769 h ~;~~~~v Soi:'o~d cla ss po>lage paid ao ~h~~~~~-~~~::.~~~~7~~-~~~~;~~H~~~~~~:~-~~ =~~~~~~~~~~~~~I=e~ft~to~rt~g;h~t~rure~,~J~W~N~e~~~~·~ ~~ky~V~an~~~~~m~aig~az~t~~a~~~~~ ~ u~nd~ou~r~w~n~st~s~a~n~d~~-'~~~~~~~~~~~~r~~f=: """""""'....,"'i? l\f1t:'.~\;;Y ,_V 1,}'(!_.,,.._~ .'""~ \o;;U',il""'' l oh. , . ,..,,,-. ... .,. o-o."ii- a.'... .._ o .r, f V10U~ f5,1Q Tigers were ll'Ss than sharp as they Anzona dispatched unseeded Rocky Moun Jam of Billings, Mont 90 67 Blll Breeding, the Mol)tanans' 7 2 ceo fer, gave the Tigers lots Inside , blocking lOshots fca tcd College of Ida ho 64 59, Southeastern Oklahoma beat Kear ney State of Nebraska 70-67, a nd Duluth slipped past fofth •.seeded BoolaofCallfornoa43-40 Athena State de ~argrove realizes bad attitude hurts TUCSON Anz (AP) - Cleve m yself think about of much land lndoans veleran Mike Har ' I dod the other day though, when grove reaiozes a bad attitude can do (lndoans ' President) Peter Bava so absolule ly not hong for hos baseball was here to Ialk lo the players !fell career like beatongsomebodyovert he head "If my role os to be what ol was last woth a stock ' year I ll just have !a take things day Hargrove was l a ken ou l of the by day,' says Hargrove , who os Indoans starting lineup lasl year dl'St!ned to play as a backup to first after he spenllOyears as a starter In baseman Pat Tabler tlils season "I _, the major leagul'S - Corrales de learned last season that you can't sit creed tha t the Indians would focus back and feel sorry for yourself You on younger players and that left out have to keep on working hard to Ha1 g1 ove, who's now 35 ll)alntam your skills Hargrove asked to be traded, but "Several years ago my frie nd Clevela nd s front office could not Jim Spencer was traded to the come up with a deal to Its liking Yankees tor Insurance" Hargrove So Hargrove Is spendmg the said He was backmg up Chris spring keepong his skills well tuned Chambioss, and I could see that he and working on avoodlng someofthe just wasn t working enough '9 stay m ental traps that can plague a Later, wlien he went to part time player another chance but • tate wrest tng S I meetb und erway I·n Colum us and bruises, Franco sham<>ned hisathietlcskills Amt'rlcan N£' wsp 1pN t As soclallon Nallona oAdvcrllslng Rcpoc sf'nlatlvf" 81 anham N{'wspapC'r Sa l('s 733 Third A'cnuc Nr w York Ne~ York 10011 " POSTMASTER Send address cha ng.,. IOThcDallvScnllncl III .Couroso Po mrroy Ohlo457h9 SUBSCRIPTION RnE'i By Carrier or Motor Rout1• On(' W{_'E'k $1 10 onr Monob 14 so onr Yrar ~'7 20 SINGLE COPY PRICES Dolly :l5 Cen ts ·,. . . He wanted to play baseball for his hogh school Lafayette But frrst, there was a small hurdle toovercome 'My first year in high school, I went out for the team," he said "They cut me because I was too small But then I grew a couple o! Inches and put on a couple of pounds" .--H~e_£!!~~~~~~~~~S~t~ COLUMBUS Ohoo tAP) - 11m week's remonal prelunmary to the Moxley Eamesv i1Ie HognScnoot's state event Keenan forfe ited to defending state unlimited we ight Moxie} on the Eastern District champion, says he's looking fm lournament ward lo one more c hance lo battle Moxley s two brol hers, Chuck a nd Charlo!' Keenan ofSteubenvlllc,last Don, have wrestled for Ohoo State year s 185-pound Cia~s AA king, a 1 woth Don competing for the Buck GRAVELY TRACTOR the Ohoo htgh school wrcsl long eyes a t lhos year's NCAA !ma ts In SALES & SERVICE lournamenl Oklahoma where he won his first 204 Condor St "Yes I want togoagaonsl Charloe malch Thursda\ Pomeroy OH However, Moxley's m other and on the fina ls, ' sa1d the &- fool H 1 2 Phone 992-2!!75 fa ther a re both on Columbus to 290-pound Moxie) who plans lo play SPRING & SUMM£R HOURS w atc h lheor youngest son "Mom foolball and wreslle at Oh!o S!ate MON.-FRI. 9 TO S a nd Dad re lt obligated to come w oth Unoversoty , lhe sole of lhe 48th SAT. 9 TO 1 _m e _becalL'lC . thAy- ~ame to watch _ a nnual tournament.. __ "Charlie a nd I have been good , Chuck and Don Ill all thetr matches ~ at Columbus he said ' Besides, froends for years He s lhe toughesl Don says he wrestles better when opponent I ve ever faced a nd he we're not arou nd to watch makes m ewrestlebetter but ldon I Moxley took JUst 17 sl'CQnds to pin like to wrestle hom beCause 1 don t like bemg pushed too hard Rob Robbins o! 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Moxley Is 2 0-1 aga ins t Keenan Class AA record In the setting process, lhos year, wlnmng decoslons agaonsl while KeenanpmnedSteveStaatso[ hom on the Ohoo Valley 1Athlellc Brookvo lle on 3 38 on Thursday's preliminary competnoon Conference tournament and last Subscribers no! desiring In pay 1he car rl(lr may tf'mlt In advaner d l r ~ t to rh<' Dally S<>nllnrl on a t 6 or 12 month basis Credit will be' ~he n carrl"r rach month No subserlp!lons bv maU p('rmlttN:l In townl'i wh('r e hom<• carrier SNVI C£1 l!i ava Uabll• 1 ~ WrPk ~ Mall Sub!iicrlptlon" Inside Ohio 26 W('{'k s 'i2 w(-'{-'ks THE GRAVELY SYSTEM Oubide Ohio 13 W(IC'kS :.!6 Wreks 52 Weeks $14 5li $2!1 12 $58 24 $1560 $l1 20 -- $591{(1 ~ -;;;;;;~;;;;~~~~~~;~~~~~;;· SPRIN8 PLANTIN,.V TIME . form' Indians Manager Pat Corrales has already said Hargrove wtll be used In a reserve and pooch hlttmg role this year "If I had to gul'Ss I d have to say my taU will be on the bench, and that s no! a whole lot of fun,' Hargrove said "But I haven't let on knew the orily reason I was In the ballgame was to catch !he ball I'd be In there lor two Innings and usually there d be a one-or two-run lead to protect, so I was-playing real tight I didn't like being used that way a nd I still don't But If that Is going to be my role, Iwi11doilthebesll can 'IOU'i!AI',tl H , Cinema,'?) ·,_ 1'.' ~~:~s>",., Adml~JSron Pnce Polrcy Borgbrn Motlne•• Sat & Sun All Seot1 $2 25 Adm Every Tueadoy $2 25 ·t~lA lOW PUIIIO Cl111111 I llot .,., lli.IIJ, T:A P·•· NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING CDBG PROGRAM The Voltage of Pomeroy mtends to apply to the Ohro Department of Development for fundrne under the Community Development Block Grant Small Cities Proeram The Vtllace rs eh&tbfe for up to $600,000 m FY '85 CDBG fundtne and up to $400,000 rn FY '86 funds. The frrst of two public hearrngs woll be held Twesday, March 19, 1985, at Vtllace Hall at 7.30 P.M. to provide c1t1zens wtlh mfo11111t1on abOut the procram, 1ncludong an tltjJianat1011 of acllviiiK end requuements The CDBG can fund abroad ranee of actlvittes 1ncludlne Housin& Rehablltllt1on, street Improvements water and sewer extensoons, and related neilhborhood aciiVItoes The ICiivity "'"!~. ~ 1915 at P.M. to "PG" Start1 Friday, March I Passage To India Ratetl 11 PG" Coming. '-O"'tl!i•-----•ui'Ooi!W'>~..,_.,,.,.,. prayer service rhu rsda} 7 JU p m CAR LETONI NTERDENOM INA TIO NA L CHURCH J<ingsbut,Y Road Rev David Curfman pastor Suni'fay !iehool 9 30 a m Ralph Carl Sup! Evening wor ship 7 30 p m Prayer mccn ng Wl'd ncs ~ay 7 30 p m LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIA N Jody Holland pastor Wallace Damewood Sunda y School Supt Worship se1 vice 9 a m Bible SChool 10 a m HYSELL RUN HOLIN ESS CHURCH Rev Ther®n Durham pastor Sunday School at 9 30 a m Mornlng worship at 10 30 a m Sunday eventn2 serv ice at7 30 p m Thursday serv ices at 7 30 p m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSIO N al Bald Knob located on Count} Road 31 Rev Lawr:ence G\uesencamp pastor Rev Roger WIUford assl pastor Preaching sen tees Sunday 7 30 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m (;ary Grtlftth lead er Youth groups Sunda y evtlnlng at 6 30 p m with Roger and Violf't Wtllfordd leaders Communion service first Sunday each month WHJTE S CHAP EL WESLEYAN CHURCH - Coolville RD Rev Phill ip Rl denour pastor Sunda) School9 30 am wors hip service 10 30 am Bible s1 ud y and worship service \\ednesday 7 RUTLAND C\IURCH OF ' ' m<><o' <' Bapt is t Conv~ nr !on Sundav S( hoot lOam " .I\1Qrnlng, wm;.s htp 11 a m .- Evf'nlng wor ship 7 p m Wl'd n€'S day evcnl n~ Bible s tud ~ and prayu meeting 7 p m BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST Sl R1 124and Co Rd 5 Mark S('(>vers minis IPr Sundav School Sup! Harn Ht"n dr!cks Sunda} School9 30 am M01ntng worship 10 :vJ a m E\Pnlng worship 7 p m WednC'Sda\ worship 7 p m ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH Corner Syca more and Second Sts Po meroy Th<' Rev WilHam Middles"arth pstor Sundvv SChool q 45 am Church serv ic" 11 a m SACRED HEART CHURCH Msgr Anthonv Glanf\am ore Ph 992 5898 Satu r dtJ\ Evt'mfil MaSSI "'3(f p m.. . - "Strn:day Mass Ha m 1nd 10 a m Co nrr~s!ons onf' haJr hour before each Mass c.;co classes 11 a m Sunday VlCfOR Y BAPTI ST 525 N 2nd So Mlddlepor! Jamps E l<eesce pas1or Sundav morning worship lO am Even lng scrvlcC' 7 p m V.. ednesday even i n ~<: wot sh ip 7 p m Vtsl!alion Thursday 6 30 pm 1 RINITY CHRISTIA N ASSEMBLY Coolville Gllberl Spencer pastor Sunda y School 9 30 a Ill MoroiJlg service 10 30 a m Sunday evenlnJ;l service 7 00 p m Mid week p1 ayer service \\ ednesday 7 p m MT OLIVE CO MMUN ITY CHURCH Lawrence Bu sh pastor Max Fol mer Sr $upt Sunday School and MornlnJ;l Worship 9 30 a m Sunday eve-nin g service 7 p m Youth meeting and Bible Study Wednes day 7 p m .. UNITED FAITH CHURCH Rt 7 on Po meroy Bv Pass Rev Robert E Smith Sr pastor Melv in Drake S S Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Mornin2' Worship 10 30 E\ en tng Worship 7 30 p m Wednesday Praye r Service 7 30 p m FA ITH BAPTIST CHURCH Railroad 8AP'T'TST r:;"~.!rth end 700 pm NEASESETTLEMENTCHURCH Sun day anernoon services at 2 :1) Thursday eve nln~ services at 7 30 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Ma son W Va Pastor Bill Murphy Sunday Sc hoollO a m Sund a) evening 7 30 p m Prayer meeting and Bible study Wednesday 7 30 p m Everyone welco mt> RUTLAND FREE WILL BAPTIST Sa Paul Taylor pastor Sunda~ Sunday l"ve-ning 7 30 m~J.RrU:~T\L~SAi,N;',:DB~:;:I~B',; L;jEfjM~ET,; -;.I; ;I~O D·;,:I;S~iT'i_~Am~os~~-~nc~ ~'b~'~ E';~Sf~~~U~N~B:A~PT~l~STm~R:ev;~~N~yl~e=JC~H~: U~R;C~H::Sil~lv~e~r~R~I:dg;e~~Dfu~a~n;e;~S~y:d~en~;~~ Tillis pastor J ay S111 es su pt s un day School 9 30 a m Morning wor.sh tp 10 l1 a m Sunday evening service 7 00 p m Wed nesday service 7 p m WMPO program 9 a m each Sunda) RUTLA ND CHURCH OF' THE NAZA RENE Rev Lloyd D Gn mm Jr pastor Sunda; School9 30 am Worsh!p scn !cc 10 30 am Young peoples sun fee 6 p m EvangeHst icservke6 30p m Wednesday service 7 p m MASON CHURC H OF CHRIST MHIPr St Mason W Va Eugene L Conger ml nlster Sunda y Bible Study 10 am Wor "' ship 11 a m and 7 p m Wednesday Bible Stud) vocal music 7 p m LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD Dud ding Lane Mason W Va J N Thacker pastor Evenln~ service 1 ~ p m , Wo mens Min istry 'Thursday 9 30 am Wedn~day Prayer and Bib!£' Stud) 7 15 pm HAR1 FORD CHURCH Ot CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UN ION The Rev WilHam Campbell pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m Ja mes Hughes supt E\enlng service 7 30 p m WC'dnsda y Pventng prayer m['('! tng 7 30 p m Yo uth prayer ser\ ic<' each Tuesday FAIRVI EW BlBLE CHURCH Le ta rt \\ va Rt 1 James Lewis pastor Wo r ship servicf's 9 30 a m Su nday Schoo111 a m Evening worship 7 3U p m Tucsda:, cotr age praver meet ing and Bible Study 9 30 a m Wors hip servlce Wednesda:,. 730 pm OUR SAVIOU R L UT HE ~ CHURCH Walnut and Henry Sts Ravenswood W Va The Rev George C Weirick pastor Sunday SChool 9 :rl a m Sunday worship Jlam CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH loca ted on Pomeroy Pike Count y Road 25 near Flat woods Rev Blackwood pastor Ser.lices atlO 30a m and7 .X.p m with SundBIYS~ h clOI 9 30 a m Bible Study WE.'d Borden pastor c ornPiius Bunch supt sunda y School 9 30 a m Second and rourth Sundays worship service at 2 30 p m st ricker service pastor Sunday School 9 aWed m Church e Study 10 a m Bibl h Sol.> nesda y at 7 30 p m Jun(' I ru ptemlx>r 7 p m Octobt>r thru May Sunday evening Fellowship 7 p m June thru September ~ p m October thru Mav Sermonette Sunday Jesus saod Let the lillie children come to me, for the kingdom or God belongs to such a s these (Luke 18 16, NTV) The Prayer lor the Day Dear Lord glve us the klnd of trust a nd faith that children often have Help us to look upon them as Jl'Sus taugh! us 10 Amen The Thought for Jhe Day One thing Is for sure God answers our prayers • Monday God crea led m a n in his own omage, male and female he crealed them (Genesis 1 ?:7 RSV ) The Prayer for the Day Lord God open your eyes lo Your hght "othln others In Jesus' name Amen The Thought for the Day To see only the exterior of a person :s blindness Wednesday The J~s were watching the gates day and night to kill Saul, but his disciples took him by night and let him down over the wall, lowering hom In a basket ' (Acts 9 24 25, RSV) ThP Prayer for the Day Loving God we are grateful that You never sleep but are always watching over us Thank you lor the human agents You send In times of need, stress or danger Help us to fl'CQgnlze them as Your servants Help us, too, to pass that servoce on Amen The Thoug h! for the Day God uses human hands to meet needs Sat. I ••~ lat. 2:11 Sll. I I••· lat., Z p.m. -~--._ M'T' M0lJU H Main St Middleport Rev Calvin Minn is pastor Mrs Elvin Bumgardner supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Worship service 10 45 am SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST - Joseph B Hoskins evangelist Sunday JlJ»I£ Slll<lY 9 """"" 1\'or~~Jp,Jll• m Sun _ day evening service 6 p m Wednesday evening sC'r.lce 7 p m PENTECOST AI.. ASSEMBLY Racine Rt 121 WilHam Hobark pastor Sunday Sc hool 10 a m Sunday evening service 1.. p m Wt'dnesday evening service 7 p m • CAR PENTER BAPTIST Don Cheadle Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Morning Worship 10 30 a m Prayer service altern ate Sundays MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL Third Ave Re-o Clark Baker pastor Carl Not tlmlham Sundav School Suot Sunda}' School 10 a m with classes for all ages Even in~ services at6 p m Wednesday 81 ble study at 7 30 p m Youth services Frt day at 7 JO p m ECCLES IA FELLOWSHIP 128 Mlll St Mldd leporl Brother Chuck McPherson _pastor Sunday School 10 a m Sunday evening services at 7 p m and Wednesday services al 7 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Earl Shuler pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Church service 7 p m Youth meeting 6 p m Tuesday Bible STudy at 7 p m FULL GOSPEL LI GHTHOUSE :D:I45 Hiland Road Pomeroy Tom Kelly pas tor Oanny Lambert S ~ s upt ~ul1"d ay morning service atlO a m Sunday even lng service 7 30 p m Tuesday and Thurs day Services at 7 30 p m WORD OF FAITH 93 MUI St Middleport Richard Stewart pastor Sunday morning service 10 am Sunda y evl'nlng 7 30 Tuesday morning Bible st ud y lOam Wednesda y evenl~g 7 XI p m Thusday morning video wl KennPth Copeland 10 a m Friday evE'n ng video with Kenneth Copeland 7 30 p m NEW HAV EN CHURCH OF THE NA ZARENE Re v Glendon Stroud pastor Sundct y Sc ho ol~ 30 a m Worshlpservlct> 10 30 am Youth service Sunday 6 15 p m Sundayl'veningservlcP7 OOp m Wed nesday Prayer Meelln~; and Bible Study ALL FIEL L11t Star Flpter ..._"'- and Clll•all R - . - ..... Morning worshtp 11 a m Adull Choir practl<:(' tip m Sunda y Young Peo plf' s Children s Church ilflO Adult Bibl£> Study \-\ Nl ncsdav al 7 30 p m HOPE BAPtiST CHA PE L ~70 Grant ~~ Middleport Afftlia t('d wtth Southc rn Still rJIY 20" KANSAS CITY Mo (API - Fort ' Breedmg was outstanding I Hays Sta le lheconsensus cholcefor lhought he onlumdated our bog guys No ,_ 1 reaml rf - lhe "'al!6haf" · 1u.ou-.,a-ll11lgutoooig-:" sdifrrot rliays - -· Association of !ntercolleg~ate AI Coach Bill Morse We dodo 'I play hletlcs Basketball Tournament, got great, but I thought we played decently At times we s purted on off to a bit of a ragged s tart But the mght was his tone for the them We had a mediocre slaot but consensus chooce as No 1 playe r on I m s ure ou r guys were !honking thls 48th renewal of the oldest a boul that No I seed and the l'"" I postseson college tourney was ple ased wtlh what we dod ' Terry Porter of second seeded Second round ac toon was sche Wlsconsm Stevens Pomt became duled to gel underwaythismorrilng his school s career scoring leadJ?r wo th seventh seeded Marycrest , wllh a tour de force performance on Iowa , 31 5, m eetmg !'feoffer N C, the Pointers' 71 &1 tnumph Thurs 23 8 The rest of the second round da} noghl over Jndoana Unover s oty actoons pols e leventh seeded Way Purdue University at lndlanapolos land Baptist, Texas, 27 9, vs The &-foot 3 senoor guard led hos Holisda le, Moch • 20 12, 4th seeded Jearn woth '1:1 pomts eleven re West Virginia Wesleya n 27 3, vs bounds and five assosts And with a 13th seeded Roo Grande, Ohoo, 31-4, key three poont pia} on the second e oghth seeded Georgia Southwesl ern, 28-4, agaonst Athens State, Ala, half he became hos school's career scoring leader woth 1,$52 pomts 19-6, Third seeded College of Cha lndianapolos Coach Bob Love ll rleston, 29 3, vs Southeastern, was not embarrasSl.od to lose to the Okla 24 7, Fort Hays, 313, vs Poinlers Davod Lopscombo!Tennessee, 25-8, "Thos team os de finol eiy nor Wosconson Stevens Poont 25-4, vs overrated, " he saod "They deserve Drury College of Sprmgfield, Mo, a ll of the acclaim that Jhey 25 9, a nd Mmnesota Duluth 23 7 vs C get espec oally Porter Hes lhe entra I Was hmgton, 23 9 ' class of the lournamenl In other first round acloon Thurs VARSfl'V - It takes a lot of athletic ab1111ty to be a cheerleader and The lop seeded and defending day Pfeoffer beat SouthWl'Stern of Southern's varsity squad displayed skill aOO agility throughout this flro: t :o~rl thlrrt t; •fl da y 7 3Q p m Wednesday prayer meeting cwd Bittle St udy 7 :Wpm JEHOVA H S WITNESS 37319 State Rout(' 124 tonemlleeast of RUIIandl Sun day Bible IE'Ct Urf' 9 :wl a m Watchto""rr study 10 30 a m Tuesday Bible study GeneSII I 25 ~~ r~, St<nd11r BEN lFRANKLIN' 'f ., -... j. .If: SUGAR RUN MllLS~"'·211 011. �·' Page-S .c..The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, March 15, 1986 Buzzards return to Hinckley -~- ·' . · .... ~ ,.,.. ~ . . IUNCKLEY,Ohio(AP)-Nearly 4o people were on hand today at the Buzzard Roost to see ·what has become a sure slgl) or spring In ~~~~..;= Three buzzards were· officially spotted at 7:34 a .m . bY Lt. Roger Lutz of the Metropolitan Ranger Departmept, according to Mary Ms.Joyce~tbedthecrowd· as . a ."Utile subdued" due' to the early ~t!t'll ~ noting that the birds arrival untO eafly evening on the appointed pay last year. "There was a small crowd out there. It's really cold here this morrung, about 38 degrees," she · s~sa~ld. over the have debated the story, tmdltlon has It thatturkey vultures, the evll-looking, long-necked birds known commonly as buzzards, years The community of about 5,!XXJ has made the most of the phenomenon by welcoming the buzzrds in grand style. Thousands of buzzard fans wUI trek to Hinckley on Sunday for Buzzaro Day fesitvlties, Including a bjf.ii-3-~ii:i:polilpui.Jiiar~palliiniicake brealdast. . others. claiming it was changed to help big GaPth' s amendments deleted farmers only: from the bill a limit of $50,!XXJ on Chairman M. Ben Gaeth, RDe- lndlvldualloans, a ban against loans flance. said the bill will be scheduled to any farmer who has 10 or more for a Sena te floor vote Tuesday. employpes, and the House provision HowPvPr , there were Immediate under which state arbiters could act ' .... · indlcations' thai the House, con- as go-betweens for banks and trolled by'I>emocrats, wUlrejectthe farmprs. · Senate version If it passes as is and The chairman said his amPnd· Insist on a joint conference commit- ·ments wPre to remove bureaucracy · tee to work out dUferences. from the House wrslon and speed Rep._Ross Boggs Jr .. D-Aiulover, . hPiptna l)JggPrS-egl"Pnt,ofthefaxm_ the bill' s chief sponsor , indlcated he population. "We now have a vpry ~~--THE ~ERY would urge the House to reject the simple linked-deposits program for new Sena !eversion. He saidhecould · PEOPLE'SCHOICE-AclorTomSeUeckholdsonlooaeofhlstwo farmers. It is not a baD-out bill," Gaeth said. · awards "" he poses with actreM IJ.oa Hartman, an award presenter, not accept a change which deleted a · ,p@nfgr U1e~!ate tQ prov!de.arb! ters Branstool ..said ..Jile... b!ll . was . durin_g the 11th Annual Pe~~ple's CIJo!~ A~"'!!& '1'111!~-ni~ _!It_!lie, . f.·!··="'"·'"=~~~..--'>"""",.,......,..,,....,, ..,... for farme rs whose banks a re changed so that big-scale farmers Santa Monica Civic Auditorium In Santa Monica, Calif. Selleck thrPatenlng mortgage foreclosures . can grab up thP loan money to the colleded two awards as favorite male TV perfpnner and favorite all-around male ~ntertalner, an accolade shared with Eddie Murplly. Leaders of both parties are trying exclusion of small family farmers . to rush passage of the measure Ocasek .complained: "We have a (AP Laserphoto). which would ma ke $100 million available for lower interest loans to financially strapped but credlt.A>; an alternative. to the ~tricken . ., wqrthy farmers. arbiter provision, the committee (Continued from pagP 1) over the sides of the filtering units '" ~~" ·c"'·~·•IJI1J:Ier~t he-p]llp<)foa], s!a tP Trp'!,,, urer Mary Ellen Withrow would ;~~~Pda:~;~e~;~h~~~':~~:%~ -"':Aifanalys]s of tlie;;_;aier facllitle~ ana the Piectical system-l~arlgel'- focused attention on the well field ous Mara addPd. exte nd hpr so-called linked-deposits Cooperative Extension Service wUI which is below the flood plain and However, it is believed that if the program - which now subsidizes Increase counseling sPrvices It nPeds to be elPvated In order to wells were acid cleaned, they could. low-lnterPSt loans to small busi- already provides In farm prevent contamination during flood_c_ _Junction a! their ori(5inal capaclt)l. -!!9SS£S to farmers who can management. The committee added a $140,!Xll !ng; the well screens which are establish their own credit at loca l appropriation to fund a new Farm badly plugged; the electrical wiring blinks thatagrcc to participate in the Financial Management Institute which is old and undersized; and the program. However, the loa ns could not wlthjn the extPnslon service to tra in pump station which is badly dPteriorated. apply to mortgages, precluding farm counselors. -~ · S~cl~;lemphw;~ , · Special emphasis was also given the pump station treatment facility where the concrete block wall is severly eroded on both the exterior and interior due to water movement, weathering and age. It was also pointed out that the hPating system is Inadequate, the '...,.,. ,."':, ~~ Thirty-seven casPS wpre pro- lone, Racine, 30 days in jail, 25 roofls!nneedofrepalrandthaithP ot... ,_,.,.,..., POMEROY, OHIO 391 W. MAIN cPSsed in the Meigs County Court of suspended, . and Gallipolis, COSts, assault; structure IS not has properly protPCted. Judge Patrick O'Brien Wednesday. Stephen Stumbo, $15 and The system experienced an costs, insecure load; Robert lm- Increase in breaks over the yPars Forfeiting bonds posted on speed- boden, Rutland, $35 and costs, and lines arp becoming plugged due ing charge s were St even W. Scot.t, assured clear distance; Therill to lack of proper filtration and · Hurricane , · W. Va ., $43; Thomas Randolph, Reedsville, $.Ul and corrosion, it is reported. Some areas Lorenz Columbus, $50; John Pratt., costs, 10 days In jail and 120 day on the · Racine systPm also lack Radcliff, $44; Roix?rt MontaZ, ll, driver's license suspension, driving water volume and pressure. Mara had pointed out that "the Copley. $40; John · Chambers, Lo.. while intoxicated, and costs only on gan, $50; Melvin Dynes, Wheeling, a left of centpr charge; George existing,!acUity does not do a good W. Va., $41; Michael Huddleston, GUU11!11, $250 and costs, job at what it Is intPnded to do- .Montgomery Ward Catalog Sales ' MON.-SAT. 9:00-6:00 THURS. 9:00-1 :00 HOME .VIDEO MOVIES TilE ~ERY LATEST BEST ALWAYS IN STOCK In the spotlight O_ld .. water sys~e..m c • _,., ........ By CYNnDA OUVERI Cooaly Extension Agera Home Economics, ~H . Since most of us Indulge In some kind of snacks during ihe course of th,e day, here are some poln\ers to keep In mind when selecting food for between-meal eating. Individuals need to be aware of the nutritive value of the foods they eat between meals. Milk, dairy products, 'fruit, fruit juices, tomato and vegetable juices, raw vegetables, and whole grain crackerS wUI contribute .to the day's nutrltlve needs. Some foods which are high In calories may actually have "empty calories" · and not many vitamins, Home Entertain•Tu.. n• ·center 992-3524 r~~~~SU~PP;L;I;3;9;9;W;.;IIal~n~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~;;;;;;~ _ _ _:_ -~..::.:.._ -- ~ U:cu,;x;.. !t"_,.tA-113!0'U, - ULU1-1U~ Thirteen were fined for speeding. Th<>y wPre Mark Gard, Gallipolis, $Wand costs; Crystal Adkins, Ona , w. va. , $28 and costs; Mlchkey Allen, Ma lta, $21 and costs;· J erry Wolfe, Marietta, $21 and costs; Gilbert Sm ith, Canton, $24 and costs; Alice SPitz, BellefontalnP, $21 and costs; Robert Allman, Clarks· burg, $Wand costs; Larry Johnson, Columbus, $ZI and costs; Greg Albrgith. MUton, W. Va ., 'Sll and costs; Dana Williams , Pomeroy , $W and costs; Clinton Dlnguss, Langsville $23 a nd costs; Melinda Escue , Poin.t Pleasant, $25 and costs, Josep_h Stanley, Shad<>, $26 and wUUt" - • . intoxicated: Danny Barrett, no address recorded,- 30 days in jail suspended, one year probation and costs, assault; William Collins. Pomeroy, forfeited .22 rifle, costs, six months In jail suspended, one year prohatlon, assault; Carl Stewart, Pomeroy, 30 days in jail suspended, one year probation, costs, assault; VIrgil Collins, Pomeroy, costs only, disorderly conduc!; Timothy Davidson, Pomeroy, 30 days In jail, suspended, on<> yPar probation,disordPrlycdnduct; Wendeli Barber, ReedsviliP, $W and costs, disorderly conduct, and $10 and costs. consuming alcohol in a . motor vehicle ; Charles Smith, '.:'OStS. ReedsvUie, $250 and costs, three days in jail, 10 day drlvpr's license Others fined wereCharles Muiholsuspension, driving while Intoxiland, Wllkesvllle. $15 and costs, cated; $200 and costs, three days in insecure load; J effrey Coffey, jail, six months probation with fine Baltimore, Md ., $10 a nd costs, stop suspended, fleeing an officer, and sign violation; Dona ld Pierce, costs only for driving on an expired Pomeroy , $.1 and costs, defective temporary tag. exhaust; Gene Yost, Raclne,$10and costs. to yie ld: J. Holley,failure Nelsonville, $10 Charles and costs, stop sign violation; Barbara Ma - - ----···- MIDDLEPOR~ - A preEaster revival begins Friday at the Word of · Faith Church to contlnue through March 21. Services are 7:30 p.m. 0nightly. ~'"iF~~,;;~:-J !:;~~~:c!::~ !!'!SI" ~~·;: ---- Correction W.Va ., will bring messages. Public Invited. It was erronPOUsly reported in the Wednesday edition of ThP Sentinel that Daniel M. Dodson was delinquent . in support payments In the amount of $610. Actually, the amount was paid In February and forwarded to Indiana. · HARRISONV ILLE - St. Pa. trick's Day dance Friday, 8 to 11 p.m. at Harrisonville School, sponsored by Harrlsonvllle PTO with live d .j. Dance contests, cakewalks with albums and records as prizes wlll be held. SATIJRDA Y Dance set tonight POMEROY Hemlock Grang<> wUI meet Saturday, 7 p.m. at the grange hall. A kitchen shower for the grange Eastern High School year book staff is sponsoring a Friday night dance from 8-11 p.m. this evening. A DJ from WXIL In Parkersburg wUI provide the music. Cost wili be$2.50 single and $3.50 coupiP. hall wUI be hPid . MIDDLEPORT - FIOWfliiJUOI(l CO Of llll rJ e.-.SUM (OIICI !~o 11 1- ll'/ o!J 11\fiiJ II 111M II!JJIII,l!IIOO. c.p.111, U1100Jl0000 tN 'NITHE SS WH~AfOF Ift..,. 1\fttourlle "'Y .:.-11111 CluMO ""' ,.11 111 M ~~~~~~~ 11 CoumDu1 O!loO 10<11 !lfy IIIII dill l'l.tonjll ftl!t Sul!l 0111\i<Jia'IC I Dl Orua 1•1.<71 '"'*'''*' '~KI- 1~ 1~ ... 101 TB testing planned Southern Local SchOOl junior mothers who wUI be serving the alumni hanquet must have tubercu· losls tests. In the district the nurse will be giving tests on · at 9 a.m at Racine, at 10:30 Porlland, and at 1:·30 p.m at the junior high. On Tuesday tests wUI be given at 8:45a.m. at the high school andatl2: :llatthe Letart school, and a"f ~-a . ni." llr" . · Syracuse school. - oowrone5ay .......,!Mirl If Ill iG - such u Middle- Janet 'S HUlr• ' G0• ROUn I. •Mar.. 18.·Aor. 6 I • ~astl• · j;, Sfle\als c:;'' ·'----'f o~\~ ,,~~ ........ ~o~l ,. ,.' • PERMS:S35SO $2995 S37 70 $3195 , MASON, w. VA. 773-5404 COLORING & HIGHLIGHTING $200 OFF JAN~p=l•:~~~~~~~~~~.;lll ·~ t...........,- 51:.0 • i.60. fiiU hCII.OI'IQ Ill"-~~- rr===========:; RIVERBOAT · psych~logist. MUD RIVER BAND "Family Mediclnp" Is a weekly column. To submit quPstions, write to Edward Schreck , D.O., Ohio & eiir~lniited;-l;ciecnliztfr.do ·nct- ~.ncw ..,o..Unillersl!~<.J:ottege. of Os!~~t· l!l~~l· ~'"· what the long-term eff<>ets of Medicine, Grosvenor Hail , Athens , marijuana use are, but It Is a Ohio 45701. parilcularly disturbing problem r~===::;;:=::;;:=;;;::~==::;;======;;;~ when associated with early use In adolescents . QUESTION: What can families do about this proble m? PLAYING WED., FRI. SAT. '8i30:l·2:3cr· . r .,.._,, """'"" ~09' · . ~Jeflelers .. Ill E. ~Mtn, Pomtroy 046 J-2209 BRING THIS AO ,W, 'I' I~ T •'f .00 'if" ·!ll 'I' ~ "t ~ ' f THE LaSALLE '-t:f~t~oi\.JI-T-".-~J.~!C-·----!..:~-~E~FR::-1!=~~-\{~~~T · getebla Platter (topped with buttar·partley aaucial FORAS$"'7 LOW AS It ANSWER: They can educate origin , sex, handica p or rPiigious E..l!!JdJ'Pn eru-Jy .aOOut rnari~u. a na2 nd_._af!lliat!~~_.,...-·-..~ __. __,_-" .........~ -.. ._...., Its effects, , and tooy can foster a trusting relationship In which an adolescent feels confident that his questions wlll be answe red honestly aml.complete iy. •.. ·~-- ~· INN --~· U your brother continues to use marijuana ,- seek professional help. MIDbL£PORT, OHIO Your fartlily doctor can refer you to WITH THE a · competent c oun sp l or or • IRISH STEW & SHAMROCK SALAD ............................. S6. 9 7 LAMB CHOPS WITH MINT JELLY ......................................... sa. 9 5 Kll KENNY CORNED BEEF WITH KILLYBEG •••••m••····•··... •• S6. 9 5 •HorMredllh Sauca;, Pantry Brown Br11ad (traditlonallrilh soda bread I •Sh11nnon Va·. It's hurd to believe get II ...0 """"" Patool-1111 111 CIIIIUIIIrG lo!UII[K moauqn IDI ~ fiiiiiHIII;.tfGt Cll !Ill Nl1l'tfiH (f!ooO! _..., ~• '!"'"" l!fllllll ~· l•lo ..rr l "'Oiolfl Wtfct\31 ttl~ ONit! N IIIWI!otfl ~ It'" I h'IIIO": JO(• ~ ~'"~! " ' Cll\111<"'1'1 ·- effect~~OD-ki~~~~~~~~i ;~~~io;nt~s~~e~~~~ ~ regaril'To race, <:olor, na •o,nal - - attention span a nd difficulty maintaiffing sh~rt te rm -~e!!'A~-· _ Fo!'~ thP adolescent, this means that concentration a nd learning are significantly impa ired. Smoking marijuana might IPad .to cancer of the - lungs. It also decreases sperm count, interferes With ovulation and slows or dama ge~ Immun e r e spo n se to Infections. . When a teenager smokes martJuana, a !)out 2,!XXJ different chemlcats enter his body. II takes weeks for some of the se substances to he :==~~~===;_~==~-====~~===-1 ~ •E•A•S•l• •A• ~ 1138111 1"1100, lfl(l)lllf SHl'i~ .1oo1100 b~liPM llll.te!l~OO ~ pnc• flldf.OlilnV '' '" ...., ''"' ....... ,. ~ Pio g • r~~~~~~C~h~~h~·======~~so=r~w~U~h~t~hP~G~a=U~Ia~C=o=u=nty~Sc~h=oo~l 'f'll beinthemastermasonsdegree. ~~~~- 1C ftlllt Mtr1 I I IO!IdwS all 0 11Cti1Uitl )I 1913 ~ IIMtJ S2M.Jo(ICI$J00 l <IO*Dtl ll l tma!!OO Su!pllll FOR AS LOW AS complete package of profes sional color · portraits for jus t 812 .95 . But it's true. And here 's wh~t 's Included In that package : two 8x10's, three 5x7's and fifteen wallets. ' contentment and relaxation experlenced during a marijuana "high." QUESTION: How can you tell if an adolescent Is frequently using marijuana? j · ANSWER: He may become moody, withdrawn, Irresponsible and apathetic. He might also associate himself with new friends. Often his performa nce In school suffers, and he may become a habitual truant. A young person will use sunglasses or eyedrops to conceal eye redness , and room deodorizers or lncence to hide the small of marijuana . Signs of Intoxication Include glazed eyes, sleepiness, confusion and unwarranted hilarity . QUESTION: What are the side eff<>ets of marijuana? - · ANSWER-: This drug can produce mental cnfuslon, a dPCrea sed · contain 545 calories as compared to a glass of whole milk and apple that contains 230 calories. Quite a difference In calories and nutritive va i]W too! All educational progra ms an d activities conductPd by the Ohio ·Cooperative Exte nsion Servlce are r------------'-- --------------------...,--- PATRICK'S DAY- you eun · the Boa.rd of Trustees of Woodland District, Is secretary. Centers In 1982, for the purpose of Other members of the committee providing feedback from the com- are Dan Brisker, principal of Kyger munity on children's residential Creek High School; Beth Evans, treatment services and to provide director of Galli a County Children 's recommendations for program di- Services; Maxine Jacobs with the rections and changes. Jackson County Department of The committee consists of com- Human Services; Judge Thomas munity. service agency personnel, Moulton Gallia County Juvenile ministers and school rppr<>senta- Court ; Bob Wai.ton, Probation tlves from Gailia, Jackson and Offl~r. Jackson County Court ; Meigs counties. The committee Susan Will, R.N ., School Nurse for POMEROY Hemlock meets on a quarterly basis. Wellston County Schools and Larry Grange meeting Saturday, 7 During their November meeting, Rogers, Youth Director of the p.m., at hall with kitchen shower officers were elected. Bill BeegiP, . Grace United Methodist Church. to be hPld for grange kitchen. Special Education Teacher With Southern Local Schools, is the new SUNDAY Martha Roderick, a y;qrk<>f With the ·~~~;~'"~~=-,:_..~. __ :_~. n ~t~ ll~~'-")_~y C!!!n! flhi'i..::., .N<lli.cT!tc;r; fl>l iartme·nt of Human sefvtces, · ~ speak at the Sunday morning the vice-chairperson and Rosalie services of the Middleport, Reese, Special Education supervland HarrlsonvUle ~~~~o~~~:\~n:~-~~~o~ ot .........., ftU C(Wrl(lle 1t1t '-lol illiit' St.lirll)pjiC aDii-10 I lrid I IUIMH!.o d01•119 mt1 r~lltnl I" ' 10 tr..-.uc! 111 11\>1; t! .. l oil '"""""•Ill b~lofiHII!I ~ 111\U Ml hllancoll .,,~ . l cup cottage cheese, creamed 1 tablespoon milk 'AI teaspoon onion salt .._.:i"ieaspijOII-vifieg-"'M';,_.'=o;=- '"·=~·.1l=~..-= · .% cup or 2 · ounces smokefla vor e4 process cheese foo d, shredded . · SPa t all lngrPd!ent s together or mix In blender. Calories per tablespoon: About 20. Kno.w 'Dla .. . A-soft . children' s treatment program, Woodland Centers provides a child· ren 's residPntial treatmpnt facility for children with emotional and behavioral problems. The Children's and Youth Advi· sory Committee was Initiated by portMasontcLodge363. F&AM. SIMtOIOIIG Dfptrl'"ftlld i ....... 'Q ~ IC III OI~OC.-T"f~· l •p!IC s..p..~ ot I•!.IJIJIICi ai "'SIIII (II(IM 1\ft.O, Cfl!ol ... t'lll banquet wUI be Saturday evening at 6:30p.m . a f $5 per person. ,;, mani age license has been . ISsui!d In M<>igs County Probate Court to Mark Anthony Tillis, 35. Rutland, and Candace Leigh Broth· ers, 34, Middleport. There Will be a meeting' of the Children's a nd Youth Advisory Commltt<>e of Woodland Centers on Thursday, March 28. beginning at llOOn. The meeting will be heid in the Multipurpose_Room of Woodland Cent<>r's Gallia Clinic. As an Integral part of Its total 1 r;::======!::====~===========~~ Sports hanquel set Ask to wed MariJ"uana smoktng reasons and FR1DAY = ·· =~_::::::::;~::,~~:'~~:~~~~i~~,-:~~~~:;~~Wj;~e!:]>i>t;;~~!~ ·~~-. - ·--.-,....,.-• •·r<~.o.-;..=~·-;;;--· .. ? ~~ · . .. , . • • •. ~.,.~ ~- ~ __ .._._ proteins, and minerals. Examples soups, skim milk and tresh fruit. There is no positive agreeement matters . These occasions can make of "empty calorie" foods includP For those trying to.galn weight and among nutritionists about the deslr- the' family members feel very close s_oda pop, candy bars and foods like cream, butter, salad ability of snac king. Some feel a to one another. chocolates. child gets some of the best (oodS ~"\il'ar ·tffi!'-s nad('\o tlieseason'.'! il'' . dressings, and breads. For the When planning lor snacks at family member who needs to gain during snack time. On the other the summertime, snacks tot chUdhome, .b e sure to consider famlly weight, or the elderly person .Who hand, children a s well as adults r en are mucn more Important than members, their activity, their need has to have a number of small may fill up on empty caloi1e snack usual. Homemade frozen pops can to lose or gain weight, the cost of feedings, there are many ways to foods and not eat regular meals be made In Ice cube trays by snacks, and the time of day. Some 'Increase the nutritive value of , which contain the nutrients they pouring In various types of fru it suggesttons are fresh fruit, milk snacks. Mllkdrinksofvarioustypes need. So choose snacks With care. juice and Inserting a toothpick In drinks, soups and crackers which may be made with fruit juice and cube before- it IS can be _spread with ·nutrttious milk shakes With additional dried , '< spreads. Raw vegetables ilke car- milk Increases nutrients. Crackers fruit and a cookie, a slice of bread Finally, watch the cost of snacks . rots, celery, etc. dunked Into can be spread with butter , marga- and butter with a glass offruitjuice. Having foods which a re 1n season interesting dips are excellent rille, peanut butter, or cheese Give real thought to family will reduce the cost. Vegetables snacks. spreads. Fruits, fruit juices, tomato cutoms. Many a family custom IS from the garden can be chilled and Low-calorie snacks should be or vegetable juice and raw vegeta- buUt around a sna ck, and this may servPd plain or used with a dip. emphasized · for weight-watchers. bles are good ways to Increase tbe be a time when families discuss ·Smoky Cheese Dip Ideas for these snacks Include vitamin and mineral content·. · · Important happenings or other About 11/ 3 cups . · W million people are regular users, smoking at least one cigarette a week, Among high school seniors, more use marijuana than smoke ci· garettes, but consumption of the drug In this group recently dropped from 11 to less than nine percent. However, one , ~tudy showed that four percent oftheplghth graders 1n certain areas of the country have used marijuana dally for at least one month. QUESTION : Why do adolescents · use the drug? ANSWER: Many give In to pressure from fellow youths, who may shame, persuade or taunt someone like your brother Into joining them In smoking marlJuana. Others are simply curious about the drug. And once a young person has tried marijuana, he may want to use it again to achieve the Page-.:.7 or: good-for-you JnaekT 10f -the 0 ·. Family .medicine • Advisory committee at Woodland will meet 4 Judge terminates 37 court cases Empty calories By Edward Schreck, D.O. Ass•eten& Prolessor or FamUy Medicine Ohio Univenlty CoUege or Ol!teopathlc Medicine QUESTION: My brother, who's In Junior high school, told me he's been smoking marijuana for the past few months : I'm very concerned a bout him; and I'm shocked that a kld his age even has access to the drug. What can I do about this? • AN S WE R : You are right to be concerned about your brother. MArijuana use is now a major health problem In the United States. About 60 percent of the American population has used marijuana at least onCe, and some We have all STAR TREK movies in stckk there's no fiction quite like Science Fiction .;.._ Movies the whole fam-ify Willenjoy. .. . ' . ••• SCIENCE FiliON ••• :~~~~:b~~~!~:~:.~.aretalklng Friday, March 15, 1985 astheday _::~~~~~~~E:~:~?r·=~re:~tu~rn~ J!j.to Hinckley every year on Senate-House clash may be in the State officials estimate as many as offing on an emergency farm loan 22,00> of Ohio's estimated 90,00> . bill which leaders have said they . farmers need financial help. "'ant passed before the approaching Gaeth got party-line approval.of a spring planting season. series of amendments met with The GOP-controlled Senate from Sen. Eu~·ene Committee The Daily Sentinel By The Bend . T ; IT'S THAT TIME Of THE YEAR AGAIN THAT WE "NEED TO CLEAN OUT OUR AniC, GARAGE, CLOSETS, BASEMENTS, ETC. AFTER FINDING ALL OF THE EXTRA THINGS YOU HAD STORE UP, NOW YOU WANT TO,,GET RID OF THEM; RIGHT? THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY NOW TO PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD AND TURN THESE UNUSED . ITEMS INTO USEABLE CASHI t ---Spegal For The Month of ·March_ ' . �.. Page-S-The Sentinel Organizations- co~duct meetings Rtetland Bow Club Wrltt ~HJ Stfttmtt Clutiheci Dept WANT ADS bring Vacation Money Pomerov 98S- Chester 367- Cheshtre l8i-V1nton 245--Rio Grande 256'-Guyan D1st 64l-Arabta D•st 34J ~ Porlland 247 ~ Letart Falls 949-R'actne 742-Rutland TEAFORD Real Estat41 All c;;;!:I~Pie.. sdnt, Phone ACRES - Near tangsvtlle - 7 rm home barn & other bldgs on good gravel road 50 S76-Apple Grove +-:........,- - - Auxilzary· Members of Mtddlcpon Cub ScoutPack245enjoyedaswunmlng party at Rto Grande Saturday Weheloes working on thetr aqua •' naut badge durmg the outing were Bobby Johnson, Kyle Sunpson, Matthew Carddock, J C Cremeans, and Jason Stewart Leaders accompanytg the group were Shirley Smith, Sarah Johnson, Bob Smith, JudyCowan,andBobJohnson Others were Willie ~~-~;.'~~iii Johnson. were Beal, Pomeroy, Mrs Betty Cheva ller, Tuppers Plains, and Mr and Mrs Russ Well, Heather and Leah, local Mrs Ada Morris has been returned to her home from the Mrs Gerald Hollon Mrs Alice Ferg'lrson and friend Huntington, W Va, and Mr and Mrs Jack Conroy, Columbus, were recent VIsitors of Mr and Mrs Errol Conroy Sheryl Johnson spent Saturday evening with Angela Oawn and Jenmfer Lynn Carelton of Ractne Elsie Circle Is spending some nme with her daughter, Sue Hager, of Racme Mrs martha Lee daughter Becky and baby, vlslled Mrs Ethel Jason Lll;le son or Ke1th and Karen Lisle, West Jefferson and grandson of Mr and Mrs James Johnson, Middleport, and Mr and Mrs Don LISle, Syracuse, took the first place troph} lri the t~mewood derby held at there recently Jason Is a member of the West Orr of Chester a recent Sunday Jefferson Cub Scout Pack 121 and a ~-Mr and Mrs Floyd Johnson and bear- cub of Den 2 At the Scioto daughter of Middleport called at the Dtstrlct Pmewood derby held at the Arthur Johnson home on Sunday Westland Mallin Columblts, he took 1 evemng ' best of show" and won a rosette .Jason a fourth grader al West Jefferson Elementary, also de signed the front cover for the program at the blue and gold The Rev and Mrs Marshall Ruth _banquet · and sons, Andy -and Matthew of Athens returned missionaries from K01ea, will he the guest speakers Pemala A Crooks, Middleport, and smgers at the Salvation Army, daughter of Mr and Mrs Eddie Butternut Avenue, Pomeroy, 7p m Crooks, wasoneo(nmeMusklngum They will be showing slides on College students recently Inducted their overseas work The public ts Into membership of Ohto Zeta mvlted to attend Chapter of Kappa Mu Epsilon, the national mathematics honorary Speaker set In G 1111a County Judi Mees Steven Mus..o:;er Chari()Tie In Me1gs County 446--2342 992-2156 96 ACRES - Free gas lg barn remodeled home and fences RUTLAND - Ntce remo deled 3 bdrm home mod k1t lg level lot BUSINESS PROPERlY - Ex cellent return on your 1nvest ment MiddleiXJrt or Pomeroy ClA~~IFIED AD~ Fill THE LG HOME - One floor ol 2205 sq ft ollloor space, 31g. bedrms 3 full baths matd s rm 2 lam1ly rms fireplace, lg bar B Q& 179 acres GooH quality home bu~t m 1983 NEAR TUPPERS PLAINS- 2 bedrm trailer and about Pubhc Not1ce 54 Mtsc. Merchandise NEW LISTING - 6 rms new FA furnace new kitchen, obi SS stnk all rooms carpeted just out of town Asktng $25,000 Tqctor The Farmers Bank and SaYings Company Pomeroy Dh10 reserve~ the ngHt to bid at th1s sate, and to withdraw any of the above collateral pnor to sale Further The Farmers Bank and SaYings Company reeerves the nght to retect any or ott bidssubmlr!ad Further. the above are lOki In the condtuon they are m with no e~tpreaed or l'llplied warranti81 g~ (31 13 14. 15. 3tc one level acre $14 000 BUSINESS BUILDING- 5 rm one floor w1th water, gas ch1mney Only $6 500 NIW LISTING - 4 BRs, 2 baths FA furnace garage 1n basement and 21ots Used as a duplex 1n Pomeroy New v1nyl std~ng. A\kmg $411 000 PUBLIC NOTICE Notice 11 hereby gtven that on Saturday March 18th 1985 at 10 00 am a public sola w1ll be held at 1 05 Umon Avenue Pomeroy Oh1o to sell for cash the folloWing col lateral 1977 Chevrolet Van. Mfr s senol no CGL367U173976 1973 Terry Travel T1111ler, Mfr s senal no Y029153S 8091 1974 Dodge Truck Mfr 1 10 nalno 835BE4X026356 B HP Alho Chalmers Garden Sue Murphy, M1lton Roush Holen, Vtrgtl and Bruce Teaford Housing Headquarters Real Estate General ., Went Janitor work d•a hwaahar exper~enca can 1upply references, elso can form work 304 878 Business Services BOGGS SALES & SERVICE U S R1 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO ~£ 1-3-tfc POMEROY,O. 99 2-2259 a.':Jttl'""ll .:;_ Co ,----------------------. Curb Inflation I I I Pay Cash for I Classifieds and Savell I Wnte your awn ad and order by ma1t w1111 tiltS coupon cancel your ad bV phone when you get ,results Money not retundabte Name·------------------~ Addre,~----------------- Phon•------~----------- prox acres free natural gas room ranch w~h basemen! Outbutldtngs and a big garden area Just $49 900 00 NEW LISTING- Eastern Otstnct - Neat and cute' Asmall home with b1g appeal' 2 bed rooms carpeted FA heat tn eludes range refng washer dryer Vtnyl ~di n& !rant iXJrCh storage bU1ld1ng Approx I are lot Owner may finance $17 50000 NEW LISTING - Middleport ~ Only 5 year.; old and has 3 bedrooms fam1ly room dtmng room f11eplace 2 baths w1th a garden bathtub central a11 and many more beautiful lea lures On a mce $41 500 00 NIW LISllNG - Ftve Pomts - Crow Subdwtston - Approx 1 acre lot wtth a newer ranch home Swtmmmg pool basement garage many other latures All '" e>cellent oondt t1on Central a11 Owner wants an offer $54900 HARRISONVIllE - Three acre butldtng s~e w1th water and electnc ava1lable Owners w1ll cons1der land contract Omitted $600000 ( )Wanted ( lFbr Sate ( )Announcement ( IFor Rent sttrY larm oouse barn other bUIIdmgs Pa~ure (enc 1ng and otltel featUies In the country and owne1s wtll deal on flnanc111g and w1ll consider land contract $36,90000 HARRISONVILLE - Approx 25 acres of wooded land .sev em! pretty ptnes hardly no neighbors $1000000 NIW LISTING - Portland Area - M1m Farm approx 36 acres 15 acres til~ble balance wooded Enroy INJng tn th~ 3 bedroom double wtde With lots of space New 2 car block gar age plus storage butldmg, Se eluded sett1ng $48 000 00 We Hen fo hll TIMe Sht T~ehlel11 .. D•lv RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE CHESTER-985-3307 All Maku •Washera •DIIhWIIhers •Aangaa Cl -z a: :i:r: -z L1censed Cllmcal Audtologtst (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992 6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Galltpolls, Dhto 45631 C&C REMODELING Patnting - Carpentry Wallpapring lleent1d I. fntund Metgs County-Nat 985-4452 Athens County-Doug 695-1010 A.AA. 304-675-6276 1-IOtfn TOWN & COUNlRY VETERINARY CLINIC --- 3305 JACKSON AYE. SMAll ANIMAL HOURS 1 Card of Thanks U·SAVE AUTO RENTAL '" St Rt 160 North _ ~.Gajlip~lis, Howard L Writesel Roofing Co. "THE BERRY lA liit I .. GIFT SHOP NEW-REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutters Cleaned Patnting Storm Doors & Wtndows Accessor~ts'' 949-2969 or 949-2263 2/25/ 1 mo "Country Gtf ts and S1xth St., Syrocuse, OH RACiNE FIRE DEPT. Bashan Building Factory 12 Choke Gauge Shotguns Gun shoot at Rac1na Gun 4 12 5 tfc Government $1 (U repatr) ••• property 6000 ext 1nformatron G1veaway Couch to gtve away Call 446 9301 Pupp1as Boxer Collie mtx Colt 614 245 5627. _ 2 vr old male Y2 Coon hound. good pet for ctuld Call after 5 30, 446 933a Pupptes Part A~redale Tem era 7 weeks old Call 6 ELECTRIC SERVICE Restdentlal & Commerctal Closed Sun. & Mon. Owntr McCay 742-3195 FOR ALL YOUR WIRING NEEDS Call: 992-5875 Or pupptes Pert German Shephe'd part 1 Colt 614 742 3092 after 4 30 p m Found on our doorstep small tan female puppy With collar no name 304 675 6933 Black German Shepherd dog, roosters 304-675 553 6 Lost and Found mo. SUPERIOR SIDING CO. VINYL & AWMINUM Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Roofmg of all Types Worked 1n home area 20 years Free Estimates ' PLUMBING & HEATING 317 North SHand Muldleport, Ohto 45760 SALES & SERVICE .,..,< _ IU~NISS PHONE 16 Ul 992-6550 *VINYL SIDING • ALUMINUM SIDING *BLOWN IN INSULATION BISSELL SIDING CO. New Homes Built "Free Esttmatos" (AU COllECT: PH. 949-2801 Ph. (614) 843-S42S No Sunday Calls 31812 mo pd MITCHELL'S HOME VIDEO CENTER TIE COUNTRY LOFT GIFT SHOP OPEN: Tues.-Wed.-Fri. Sat. & Sun. 10 to S Mondays 10 to 8 Closed Thursday OWNER Sarah Floher PH. 992-6911 MACHINE & MOVIE lENT ALS & SAUS OYOr 200 3/ 11/tfn I End of Rt. 7 By Motgs High School Jurn loll, enter Twp 79, ht *iYiway an nght riNrimi:Tffi' IN A VEHICLE Wed ltke to tntroduce you to Enga&e A Car the modern way Strayed wh1le hunting Sun day even10g black & brown 63 pound spayed female Doberman Fa1rf1eld Church Rd area Jerry G1b1on Rt 3 Box 160 Galhpohs Call 614 379 2432 LOST or STOLEN malo Norweg1an Elkhound, Sliver V1cinlty of Rt 654 between B1dwell & R1o Grande Call 614-245 9212 allor 5PM FOUND small brown &. black puppy, Rt 554 Call 614-38B B720 Bnttany Spamel found 1n Red Htll area No collar Orange end wh1te (good markmgs) Call 614 742 3192 to dnve the veh1cle of your NO DOWN PAYMENT IOWII MOIITHl Y PAYMENT Yard Sale BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING Pomeroy Middleport & Vicinity Box, 326 Pomeroy OH 45769 For Faster Serv1ce Call 61 ~-•u-ol Government Jobs $15 000 $50 000 yr pOOSI ble AU occupatiOns How to ~:~~;~~J~~~oot!l.!'~ln~d~~C~o~ll~8:0:5:6:8~7~6=0:0:0: EJtt R 4562 IVIts"d ab:t~~ :J:ae" male dug Colt 675 7430 ren Only Cross Strtch and Tole Pa•nttng 5upph11 SAII-D M.C Floss 29' Opon 10 AM to S PM TuM, Weds., Thurs Fn. and Sat. Also Open ly Appt EUGENE LONG New Homes-htentl'll Romocltl~ng lnwranct Work Custom Polo lldgo & Garagts Roofurg Work Alumtnum & Vtnyl Sidtnts 16 Years Expertence homes from Alaodehquent Call B05 6B7 GH 4562 for nurs1ng home Job requ1re manti D1attc IISSJstent cert1 f1cat10n & food serv1ce su perv1sory sk1lls preferred Send resume to Jane D1ller at Scemc H•lls Nursmg Can tar Rt 2 box 262 B1dwell Oh 45614 Pan t1me aome eve s wee kend!s adults only l1brary upenence preferred Com puter knowledge helpful $3 60 hour Colt 446 7323 for appOintment r page 9 hoUrs week $2 00 SloP at Bossard (lbfa-rv to f1ll out apphcat1on 14 15 yr old preferred HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR SENIORS The Army No t1onal Guard can g1ve you valuable work expemmce Good Pay good benef1ts plus learn a sk1ll Call 304 675 3960 or 1 BOO 642 3619 Care taker for two children 1n Mason day ttme part time must be wtlhng to take e~~:cellent care of children 304 773 5077 after 6 00 PM 12 Situations Wanted Commerc1al If Ice IRA- INDIVIDUAL RETIREMENT ACCOUNT 8 Pubhc Sale lk Auctton I 0.5a/o }111&1818 JeftineiJ\11•._ DAVIS-QUICKEL INC. GREG ROUSH PH. 992-76 Auction avery Freday mght at the Hanford Community Canter of new every week of new.&. used always wei corned Richard Reynolds Auctioneer . Cell 304 275 3069 9 SEIYICE We can repatr and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also actd boll and rod out radiators. We also rep11r Gas Tanks. 3-24-tfc Wanted To Buy HOME OWNERS Ref~nance to low f1xod rate Use equ1ty for any purpose Leader Mortgage Co 614 592 3051 ! 23 3 bedroom house '" Rustle H11ls Fully carpeted storage bu1ldmg large lot Call 614 992 5085 after 4 30 p m Professronal Servl.;c::i ="" P1ano Tuning and Repair Brun1card1 Mus1c Co 446 0687 Twentieth year of quality serviCe Lane Oa n1e1s 6i4-742 2961 5 rooms and bath, large lot and garden porches Call 614 992 7244 Beautiful 3 bdr home bu1lt for you $16 900 S. up See our models Call 1 614 886 7311 S14 900 00 04 675 730B or 614 446 B040 lmmed18Uf p01181SIOM 2 bedroom home 2 acres 1 224 lb tobacco base atata Rt 554 $23 000 Colt 614 245 5296 for Sale 1-- - - - - - - -- Mlddlepon Home pnced to sell! And we mean pr1ced to 5011111 Call 614 992 6941 House 1n GallipoliS 4 t!o bath &1§ 500 Call 256 9354 Schools Instruction Restaurant equipment. tl blea & cha1r1, coolers, stam lell ttael.,nkl, cath register front & bock bar 304 675 1080 18 Wanted to Do 32 Mobile Homes NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL S Ol,lAL MOBilE HOME SALES 4 Ml WEST GALLIPOLIS RT 35 PHONE 614 446 7274 1972 Buddy 12x60 , 2 bdr '· " =-t-go,od .. cond 2 •u cond furmshed 55 400 4 bdr laundry ut1htv roOm 1 Yl bath large hvmgroom. d1nmg room CA Anached garage level lot S40 1 Call 446-8064 $500 down mob1le home 8a large lot your own boat dock Owner 11nancmg Call 614 256 1216 2 bdr ranch carport Vz acre Cheshire area Pr~ced to sell Call614 367 72B5 or 446 4283 after 5PM Investment 8 un1t apart ment complex built 1974 4 apartmenta furnished, only 1% vacancy res1dent man agar, $1 440 monthly 1n come Renters pay all utd1 ues Colt 614 592 1189 d•w• or 614 594 2874 alter 5 Ad as 11 e~:cept tools Unt1l Aprol 14 $36 ,500 15 Farms for Sale 120 acres 4 bedroo m hOu se Rt 775 9 m1les from GallipOhs....,__Mih8rtl rt(Jhts: ~ toba cco- base &- barn -Ap -~ prox 65 acres cleared lar;td $60 000 Coli 614 379 2286 Personnel Of1tcer R1o Pr~ce reduced tour bed Grande College and Com rooms k•tchen fam1ly room mun1ty College IS accepting PIANO TUNING AND RE w1th f~replace f1n1shed apphcat 10 ns for the po1ut1on PAIR Reduced ratees II basement Pr;unt Pleasant of Personnel Off1cer Ap m1ted tune only Ward s 304 675 -3079 evenmgs pomtment forth1s postt1on is Keyboard 30 4 6?5 5500 effecttve on or around April or 675-3824 Smell home'" Country Club 1986 Non exempt, Pll'a ~+ ·:;-:-...,--:='7'----:-+·addiliioo , -l'o i ,ot •- PI,~=•c•_rt:tc-1 professional full-time poll Permp.nent ha1r removal w1th 1mprovemonts, tion Report1ng d~rectly to Pro1esstonal Electrolysis 675 5055 the V1ce President for Aca Clime New Hours by 8 P dem1c Affa~rs the Personnel po1ntment 10 AM 8 PM 2 bedroom all electnc home ott 1cer 11 respon&tble for Man thru Fn 304 675 1n New Haven Pr1ced reaso meeting all Aff~rmative Ac 6568 nable by owner call 304 lion and Equal Opportumty 882 2814 ReqUirements, admm1ster mg the College benefit pro Owner transferred must gram. edverttsmg and te sacr1f1ce, oxc cond. 3 bed cruttment of......all at.aff and 31 Homes for. Sale room fmtshed ~ b•_l•~~lent, _l faculty Knowledge and 8 % per cent assumable loan background of word pro Three bedrooms central an m1mmal clodng costs cessmg reqUired Praor work VlrlYI wall paper carpet $9 600 00 down Phone expenence 1n a personnel throughout well msulated 304 675 1662 or 675 related field preferred Per new plunt attached garage 1353 sona interested in the poll gas outdoor gnll awnmgs 2 bedroom fuel od furnace many extras Catl446 2583 t1on should send letter of full basement priced on 1r1terest and resume 1nclud td 5 OOPM after 6 OOPM mspocbon see to apprec11te mg the homes of three call614 245-5859 call be1ween 8 00 and 5 00 references by Frtday March 304 773 5118 ohor 5 00 22 1985 to Off1c& of By owner 185 acres, custom co11773 5186 Personnel Box 969 R1o brtck home. 2000 sq ft Grande College R1o w garage, 3 bdr 2 ba FP. L1ve 1n one Rent the other Grande Oh 45674 P 0 o1l HT &: AC Modern one and a th~rd acres NO 3313 bldg barn Basement sale Marc:h 14 and 16 Roger Coates rase dence Three m1les north of ROUSH CONSTRUCTION t972.moblf0_"~1"'0 .1~XOJ~--~~­ br new furnace new tiot wat1n tank 304 675 1080 or 675 4622 33 Club every p m Factory only = EVERY SAT. NIGHT 6:30 P.M. 843-5424 LIMESTONE GRAVEL- SAND TOP SOIL-FILL DIRT 2 bedroom mob1le home new underpenmng porth $4 000 00 304 676 730 8 or614 446 8040 ''WI R.IRI fqr lm" or PAUL E SHOCKEY 0 VM PT. PLEASANT OFFICE Bllsiness Opportunity CALL 446-4522 - GUN SHOOT IN MIDDLEPORT OPEN EACH' THURS. EVE. 6-8 21 A CAR DENNY CONGO WILL l:IAUL JUST CAll' 992-3410 RT 62 NORTH •Kitchenettes •Restaurant Financial 614 379 2313 Pomeroy, OH. 95 304-675-6276 •l1ve Entertamment •free HBO R 10 8-tfc •Drvera •Freezers PARTS and SERVICE 4 5 lie SINGLE 124 3 P&S BUILDINGS Ph. 614-843-5191 LISA M. KOCH, M S. I 02 West MaiD St. POtNT PLEASANT W VA - l - mllasrro'm- Pomeroy·Mason Bndge 014 992 -3647 UTILITY BUILDINGS Racme, Oh 1elevtstOn Ltslenmg Devtces Computenzed Hearmg Atd Selection Heanng Evaluations For All Ages •Refr~geratora ~ MOTEL 3 mobile homes for sale Call 8V. percent assumable loan 6 yrs old 3 BR 2 baths FR Bl kitChen OW Utll Am 2 car garage pat10 heat pump AC New Haven Call 304 773-5942 or 304 773 5927 - KEN'S APPLIANCE 985·3561 Older the room houee (with two bedroomtl for 111e or rent car garage. full On I 1984 Schult 3 bedroom ref atove and d1shwasher roofed porch and sun deck central 81f vmyl underpen mog 304 675 5375 ICUI OUT FOil FUTURI USE) SERVICE 32 Mobile Homes Homes for Sale 10 6 ttc Over 30 Yrs Experience Farm Equipment Parts & Ser.lce E Mai1n1 l.lrlii!J Stzes from 6'x6' Up to 24 x36' Insulated Dog HotfSl!s .....Mid REFERENCE DEED Vol 260. Page 569 and Vol 264 Page 561 Deed Recorda of Me1111 County, Ohio Property appraised at 89 000 00 and cannot be llold for ktsl than two-th1rds of that amount Terms Cash 1n hand on day of ..... ond subject to 19B6 real estate taqs HOWARO E FRANK SHERIFF OF MEIGS COUNTY OHIO (3)8 16 22, 3tc POLE BUILDINGS *BASEMENTS *SEPTIC SYSTEMS *FOOTERS *GRADING *CONCRETE WORK PH. 742-2328 31 Wantad to Do ALL STEEL & BULLDOZEI & BACKHOE WORK more Authonzed John Deere New Holland, Bush Hog Farm Equtpment Dealer Real Estate General Inducted ---Honor roll--- Wanted To Buy for Sale SIZIS Start from 12'd6' ROBERT J HAWLEY. ot at Dolendanta No 84 CV 243 - NOTICE OF SALEIn purMJance of an sale 1n the above.,-"'•~~~~" action. 1 will ot'lor • pubic aucaon at the front door of the Coon Houae 1n Pome roy Oh1o, '" the above named county. on Friday the 12th day of April 1985, ot10 45 AM the followmg dncnbed real Oltlto, the otroet addr011 of which Ia 660 Osborne Street, Pomeroy, Oh1o: The folloWing real estate Mtuated in the V1lage of Pomeroy, Count; of Metgl and State of Oh1o and descnbod as follows Being n Fracuon 17, Secuoo 20 Town 2 Range 13, begnwung at the northwest comer of Peter Kletn's lot, thence north 86 dog weot12B faot. thence lOUth 1 6 dog west 170 to a ledge of rocks lhenoo south 86 dog oost 128 lao! along the to.jge thence north 16 dog oaot170 to the ptace of begnntng containmg one-half acre, or leu Save end except the coal and other mln81'1ls heretofore ;H~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~H~~~;.1~;~~jt~'~;1~1=f~~~m~~~f§. Pinewood wznner Carmel community happenings There were 52 present for Sunday School Feb 17 A Valentine party was held on Sunday evening Every one had a good ltme • Douglas Circle called at the Robetl Lee home on Saturday afternoon TO PLACE AN AD CALL 675-1333 Swim party held Katherine and Robert Allen, Westervtlle, spent the weekend with thetr grandparents Mr and .Mrs Clayton Allen Mr and Mrs John Brownrigg, Mrs. Audrey Rowan and Mrs Lydia Berry, all of Belpre visited with their uncle, Denzel Cleland, • Saturday afternoon visttors of Mr NICE HOME - lg dtnmg famtly rms 3 lg bdrms new bath & good carpet1ng In Mason county Gr.-ange Veterans Memorial Hospital following hlp surgery Mr and Mrs Erroll Conroy spent a week tn Akron With their sons Mr and Mrs Erroll Conroy J r and Mrs and Mrs Hugh Conroy Mrs Jesste Weber has been returned to her home from Holzer Medical Center following treat 113- Mason 882- New Haven 895- Letart 937~Buflato wng- Bottom Contnbuho~~&, w.erg, Wi!Ll~<..!o.Lhe.-_Mae .Jeffers and Larry ~home' f{);spectal children of El Funds coming Into the Long Well, worthy matron and worthy Sillvador the March of Dimes, Bottom Community Association patron, prestded at the meetmg Heart and Cancer funds, and to the were noted at the recent meeting of Slella Atkms, grand representahve Eighth Dtstrlct president for spectal the group at the butldmg I~,_,. ~c!lf•.i'lorld_l,!; Rgby D1e!IL.A ~!'.i!J;.-~~OfJ.< ~l,!h--~awp~ o §;J-w!l!>n,.'..e-N<s , ~~Sue. Hayman reported that the membet and those havmg former Manley Auxiliary 263 met recently exerciSe classes are going well and grand appomtments, Bermce Hof atthe home of Dorothy Casey that the soft drink prices have risen fman, Gracte Wtlson and Lois Margaret Bowles presided at the Melody Roberts gave the squate Pauley, werE' recognized meetmg, with Mrs casey acting as dance kitchen recetpts and noted a Past matrons and patrons ul chaplam m the absence of Annette donatiOn from a clogging class A f!arriSonville Chapter were tntro ,Johnson A bulletin was read from bake sale was held Wednesday at duced LoiS Paulev, Avanel George Helen Hampson, dtstnct prestdent, the buildmg Paulne Atkms Joan Kaldor, Ber announdngfleldservlceonentatwn The need for drtveway snow : ~-··-·"·'""""'"' I\lc:.£,.,HOffJIIa~I~~.Qol!P.a~ Jq[ MN£...11,Z4_stLG'o ll'poU!o. and an 1 emoval assistance for senior Nelson Stella Atkins, Ruth Erie anmversaf) celebration at the cttlzens was d!Scused by Ffancls wme Gracte Wtlson, Bob Reed Lancaster umt Apnl24 _ Andrew, who reported that equip Norman Wtll and Dana Hoffman A· report on commumty service ment of the trustees Is not avaUable Rtlualtsttc work "as exemplified was grven by tucllleSilun<lers, who for work on private property The ___ !!1 full form and to!!ommg ,.tJ'Ie ""'""" talkocl~!! ~~~!p:ng:~th~ elderly, p!OOge-of allegiance and the Lord's closmg refreshments were served beaultflcatton projects and church Prayer opened the meetmg Ma~ b~ Mr and Mrs Tom Stewart, Mr servtces Mrs Bowles reported on McPeek r ead mmutes of a previous · and Mrs Joe Boltn, Mr and Mrs Amencamsm and gave the hiStory meetlrig, and entertainment was Wtl!tam Stewart and Donna of theflagnotlng"tha!lt floats over a provided by Francis Andrew and Lalhey wonderful assemblage o~~ _Citf!O;:_borne • · - - - - · - - -· ~ ~~- .... -~ mrn= e'Ve~CiaJ Siocl< of the Others attendmg were Harold earth She said the flqg flrstrose Brewer,MaryAndrews,AdaBissell ovet l:j s tates along the i\llanttc and Kenny Martm and Margaret seaboard "lth three mtlhon people, Neselroad, Dorsel and Phyllis Larkins and Tom Hayman Contnbutlons lo theFnendly Htlls and now files over 50 states wtth 21Y.i By 'CLARICE ALLEN J , 1-1614)-992-3326 .., 4S8- Leon w .. 216 E 2nd St MasonCo,W Vil Area Code 304 COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUN"IY OHIO DIAMOND SAVINGS LOAN COMPANY ...,.,..., '" ' " ' - ' ID Athenl \.OO.IIllY Sovlngo & Loan Company, Pl•ntiff .!!'All 667- Coolv•lle A get well card "as stgned for Hulda Gordon Poppy Da} s were announced for May 17 and 18 In Middleport A prayet for peace was gwen by Mrs Saunders Refresh ments were served by Mrs Casey Mrs Hampton wlll host the next meeflng IN THE Real Estate General 614 992-Middteport TROMM EXCAVATIN Public Not1ce Metgs Co Area Code Galha'Co Area Code 614 446- Gall•polts Sally Gifford deput) grand matron of Dtslltcl25, was a !(\lest at the Tuesday mght mey-tmg of Hamsonvttle Cbapter-255, fuderof the Star held at the !I \ltCourtSf Po•ror Ofllo4S769 Cln1111i{ied p11ge11 cover the followinl( telephone exchnnge11 ... OES The Daily Sentinei- Page- 9 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Business Services PHONE 992-2156 Or Camp Fund, CARE, theStateDeaf Fund, the Grange Foundation for the Deaf, and State Youth and The mdoor animal shoots or the March 15, 1985 Friday, March 15, 1 Rio Grenda 3 bdr 2 Peths, L.R DR den fam rm w1th wood stove full basement crty water end sewer Owner ttan1femng overten .-,igh t30'a Celt 614 246 9486 3 bdr house 6 vr• old family room wrth fmtplace large kitchen 1 Y2 bath 2 car garage CltV ICh.OOII Crouot Beck Rd $&0 000 llrm Call 44B -8188 fo, appointment 1977 Regent 14"64 2 bdr Call 614 245 5286 anyttme Re cla1med mob1le homes IS 500 down take over pay ments 2 credit 1n Oh1o check Inter deliveredEfree ested? Call r&141 772 1220 or 773 3926 S 500 down mobile home & large lot your own boat dock Owner fmanccng Cell 614 256 1216 Butldtngs FOR SALE OR lEASE commercial property and now bu1ld1ng 70 x100 wtth 2 acret 200 ro~d tr~2~]~Zi-'·--:--n 0~~z0iun requtreil north of Po.nt Pleasant w Va on At 62 Phone 304 675 1578 weekdays 304 675 7896 eveo 1ngs and weekends g --;;::;==;~====~ -: 35 Lots & Acreage 1 14 acres -restr~cted With unflmshed basement elec s., water Call 44 6 3044 For sale by owner 37 acres 3 mr from HMO on Kemper Hollow Rd S t 2 000 Call 614 446 7476 17 acres on Rt 160 m Ew1ngton bordenng Rae coon Creek Tillable Two outbUJidangs &25 000 Cell 614 3B8 8510 41 Houses for Rent House for rent Call 304 675 7263 675 - 5104 or 675 5386 2 bdr unfurniShed house w1th garage Call446 9686 3 bedroom bJick home un furntahed 1 Vz bath garage Dlr cond garden spot ovar lookeng Oh10 RIVer on Rt 7 Depo~tt Call 614 367 7270 Kyger Creek School D11tnct 222 N Th1rd St m M1ddle port clean 2 bedrooms d101ng room hvtng room basement and ' ·~~~:~~~~~~~~~t~~lsoN o ava•la eets iBis•oh per month With dep oslt Call614 992 7437 1979 Shannon 14x70 3 bdr Call 614 367 0214 or 614 368 -9021 3 bedroom country house for rent or sale 3 m1les off Rt 33 between Pomeroy and Athens 5200 per month plus deposit and uttht1es Cal l 614 742 2427 12x65 Torch 2 3 bdr un furmshed Hes all screens & storms & homemade porches Call 446 7132 House for rent S166 per month S 100 deposit M1d dleport Coli 6 t 4 992 2772 porch l•rge lev•llot Crown C1ty pr~ce neg • help f• nance Colt 614 266 1444 d1ning kll<: n'' ' Across from Vaughan s store Deposit requi red Call 614 992 3159 Movmg must sell 1973 Arlington 12.:60 12x16 add on 2 bdr new carpet. underp1nmng $6,000 Call 446 7060 l\t1ust sell 14.:62 Jay Sllyhne c6mpletely furn extapt bdr wa1her & dryer, com pletely underpmned. 8»~,10 storage burldlng ~tttmg on pnvate rented lot Can stay 1f oold Colt 448 7200 after 5PM 1 bed ; oom fully furmshed house apartment '" M1ddte port All ut1ht1'5 1ncluded Call d8y 6l4 992 2391 •• n1ght 614 992 2509 .2 bedroom house In Bul lmeade area fenced yard oell 304 676 7207 must have referencet !-:;~;::;;=;===== · , 42 Mobile Homes for Rent ..... �' • . \ . 1 0-The Daily Sentinel . 42 0· 2 bdr". mobile home com· pletely furniahed . co,v. lo, 7, 56 LAEE=A-DAY Mobile Homes for RenT March ~ 5, 1985 Ohio . , Call Pets for Sale ' HI.LLCRES .T KENNELS Boarding all breads. Heated indoor- outdoor facilities . AKC "Doberman puppies: Stud SeNice, Can 614-4467795 . Judy Taylor Grooming. Cell 61 4·367-7220 , 2 bdr. good ref. & dep. One child, free watlfr. Clark Chapel Rd . Coli 614 -3888473, 61 Farm Eq11ipment KIT 'N' CARLYLE Lllrry Wright 77 Dragonwynd Cattery Kennel . CFA Himalayan. Persian and Siamese kitten1 . AKC Chow puppies, Call- 614448-3B44 alter 7PM . Massey Ferguson 13-& die~el tractor. Excellent condition. f4800 , New Holllnd bolO!, •850 . Large baleo of hay, •20. Can deliver. Coli 614· 992-7401 , loQtion .. no pets. Call 614245-5818 . Trailer fo·r rent . 661 beech St .. Middleport. Coil 614· , natu· ral gil, on large lot in Camp Conl•y. f175.00 plus utilities. depooH wHh rafarenceo. 2:o·o. 304-676-7666 offer when I've learned tO write, they raiSe the price Of postage." r~-------------------,r-------------------~:---------~----:-~ Beagle pups, 8 wks . old. Out 47 Wanted to Rent Farms for Rer>J[- .. -11 ·=====>==='--- 46 acr•• good flat farm land. Want to rent large level ground. 1 acre for garden spot, Cell 446·237B. 43 *60- acre.- Rt . 7, 9 miles AKC Registered ·Brittany Spaniel puppies 8 weeks old $66 . Oak· Hill . Oh. Call 614-682-7649 . beloW Gallipolis, oh . Cell 614·266·603B between 1 52 CB, TV. Radio Equipment C.B .. 3 pes Siltronhc.. Moon Raker 4 's, C .O. 44 roter, coa• and switch bo• of good hunters, Call 992-3989 . 614 ~ 79 The Bird Cage: Baby parakeets. cockatiels, variety of finches, cages,· feed and supplies . Call 61 4-9B6 · 4212 . silver pups, 304 -B82- 3672 , Baby goats .f or sale $10. 304-676-5043. JACKSON ESTATES A"PARTMENTS (Equal ,H ousing Opportunity) monthtv rent starts at $163 for 1 bedroom and $198 for 2 bedroom, depo1it $200, located near Spring Vall8y Pl•n and Foodlarld, pool •nd Cable - TV available. hours as possible 10 am to 4 I St., Gallipolit. New & used wood-coal ttove., 6 pc wood LR suite f399. bunk beds $199, antron recliners 899. new 8t used bedroom suitei, r•nges, wringer wuhers, & shoes. livingroom suites -$699. lamps, also coal & stovea. ·~-:";;;~:~;;~- d!H 4:~~- -~~~~1!1:!!:?!!::._.,-LAYNE·s FURNITURE 9 2746 or leave message. Redecorated 2 bdr apt ., exc . location. Regency Inc. eall 3.04·675· 7263 675-5104 or6i5-5i86 ,- ·-~--• Nicley furnished small house. mobile home, eff. apt. adults only. Call 446 0338 . Pertiaiiy iurnisiunl 2 ., OUr'. garage apartment. .Adults only, security depc!i!..-. Ce!l after 3PM 446-9279 . Furnished 2 rooms & bath. downstairs. clean, adult only, no pets. Ref. required . Call 446--161 9 Furnished garage apt. 1 bdr ., 29'12 Neil Ave., Gallipolis $236, utilities paid . Call 446-441 6 after 7PM , Furnished eHiciency . 607 2nd. Ave .• Gallipolis . Share bath, $160 utilities paid, adultl. Call 446-4416 after 7PM . . . ' .. .. 2 bdr. duple• in town, &IC . ' location, fenced in backyard. · $250 mo . Call 446 · 8293 . Furnished efficiency $185 utilites pd .• single adult, 920 4th Ave .. Gallipolis, 446· 4416 after 7 p.m . Sofa. chair. rocker, otto· man, 3 tables. le•tra he~vy), S685 , Sofas and chairs priced from t2B6. to fB96 . ·ia:;:aa, ~S~iiiiU-up to fi:to. Hide-a-beda,$390. and up to $660., sofa beds $146, Recliners. 8226 . to S375., lamps from 828 . to .$125 . pc. dinettes from $109 ., to 435 . 7 pc, e1ri and up . J~. n,n~ ... 1lttlrt~~w.i!~ -.!.i ~ .ehain $285 to 1746. Desk $110 up to $225 , Hutches, $550 . Bunk bed · complete with mattreaaes. 8275 . and up to $396. Baby beds, $110 . Mattresses or bo• springs. full or twin. $58 .• firm, $6B . and 878 . Quean sets. $195 . 4 dr. cheats, $49. 6 dr. che111, $69 . Bed frames. $20 .and $25 .,1Q.guD...!__Gun Cabinets. -$350 . Gas or elec;.tric ranges $375. Baby mattre11es. S25 & $36, bed fromeo UO. $25, & 830: king frame 860, Good selec tion of bedroom sui1ea, rockers, metal cabinets, headboards $38 & up to 166. Used Furniture -- 5 pc . dlnbtte. head boards, and 2 bedroom suites. 3 miles out Bulaville Rd. Open 9am to Mon. thru Sat. · GOOQ USED APPLIANCES Washera t dryers. refrigera10rl, ranges. Skaggs Ap pliances. Upper River Rd ~ beside Stone Crest Motel. 81 4-446-739B . Furnished efficiency apt .. LR-DR combination , kit· chen & bath. Private. Security dep. & reference. CaJI '446· 4607-or 446-2602.- - County Appliance . Inc . Good used appliances and TV sets, Open 8AM to &PM , Mon thru Sat. 446-1699. 827 ,3r~ . _ Ave . Gallipi>lio, OH . 3 rooms a. bath, for rent furnished. u.tilities fur niaho..,,$200 mo. Coli 446 3793. Valley Furniture. new & used . Large section of qua 1ity furniturit . 1216 Eastern Ave ., Gallipolis. · Riverside Aptl. Middlepon. Special rites 'fo~ Senior Citizens. •130 . Equal Housing Opportunities . 614 992-7721' Two bedroom apartments in New Haven . Newly remo deled in town . Call 614· 992-74B1' - ,....--- · 2 iiUI::-forrent. 1-bedroom~·-1 furnished and 1 unfurnithad. In Darwin area . Call 614-992-2807 . For rent: 1 bedroom furnished apartment. Call614992 - 5434 or 304 -BB2· 2666 . Lower 1 bedroom apt . Total electric. In Pomeroy by fire station. E•cellant condition . Call 814-992-7314 , Nice apts in Henderson, 304-875· 1972 efter 6 PM , 46 Furnished Rooms For" rent Sleeping RoQms and light house keeping rooms. Park· Central Hotel. Call 614-446-0756. Furnished room, •100 . Utilities. range, ref. Shere bath . Men only . 919 Sec .• Gallipolio. 448 -4418 after 7 p.m . Washer & dryer . avacado $226, Whirlpool washer $96, 40' in. electric range $96, :10' in . electric range $76, other ranges to choose from . Hoover dryer $95. 6 frost free refrigerators start at $160, small harvest gold relrig,arotor $125, gaarange 4468. Trade Center Furniture Outlet, Kanauga. Oh. New Meytag & Crosley Applian ceo. Call 448 -4466. Dinette set 6 chain & table. Coli 614-256-177B after 6PM . COUNTRY MOBILE Home Porto. Route 33, North of Pomeroy. Lerge lots. Call 814- 992· 7479 . Trotter loto. _ . , and woter 'tumlohod. will toko one ...,.11 child. 304-,1175-10711. Limestone, Sand. Gravel. Pick up at Richards & Son . Call 446-77B5 . SPECIAL cut slabs 6 PU loads delivered in dump truck 8100. or 21oads $180. You pickup 815 . Call 614 246-6804, Will cut and deliver fire wOori. Caii 614-256 -1628. Pool People Special: Above ground pools·thru 4 ~ 16 - 86 - Free auto pool cleaner and under light value $259 .95 . lnground pool kit-s.- · 16•32 - $2 . 39 5; Kimball Artist Console piano. Perfect condition . Less than half price at $996.00. Call 614 -992 -5466 . Wurlitzer electronic piano, 304-B82-260B . PIANO & ORGAN WARE· HOUSE SALE . Baldwin, Kimball. Kawaii & Chickering at the lowest possible p:rico. ·Vfgans from 30, 60 pet . off at the Pied Piper warehouse , 1330 Commerce Ave. downtown Hun· tington Svnday only. For details & directions call toll free in WV 1-800-642-3446 In Ohio 1-824- 3498 Sunday only noon till& . 1Bx36 $2,695 20x40- I;;=====~=;======== $2,895 -in stock . ,Middleport j· 992-5724 or Gallipolis 446- 58 Fruit 3061. , & Vegetables Darkroom! Complete ~lack 1 -::-=---:-:---:-~-::::-­ & white darkroom $350 . 50 cabbage plants B9c. Call 61 4-38B-9640, 6 to onion sets 39c lb. seed 8P~ potatoes, best apples anywhere, all other fruits and Spring Special-Patriot utility vegetables. B&S Produce, buildings on display at two Viand St.. Pt. Pleasant . convenient locations, 8 8t S Produce, Viand St. Pt. Pleasant. and French City Mobile Farm Supplies Homes Gallipolis. 9 X 12 Liveslock $695. also 10x16 $995 . Delivered and set up on your lot. 61 Farm Equipment & 1970 12x50 trailer $3,500 . 1978 Honda 125 $350 , 1976 Mustang II for parts. Call 614-246-6016 . 1 ·sears lTV 10 variable drive laWn mower 38 in . cut., used 1 summer, e•c . cond. 1 corner-metel·1)orch post, 1 metal flat post . Call after 5PM, 446-4229 . Llama Super Comanche 44 mag B'h" barrel. $225 . Smith & Wesson model 1000 ahotgun 12 ga .. vented rib, modified & deer barrell $325 . Ca1161 4 -3BB· 9B1 1 ' k-~---'"----­ Air conditioners. Still under warranty, one 7,500 BTU $200, One , 12.600 BTU $300. Call 446 -7366 . Just arrived . Trailer ~oad of barb wire 820 roll . Jim's Farm' Equipment Center, Rt . 35 Weat. Gallipolis, Oh Call 446-9777 or 448-24B4 . JO 2 row planter, tobacco setter.- 5 pt. chizel plow. JO 8 ft. wheel disc. New Holland hay rake, 3 pt . post hole digger, sickl& mower, 8 ft . drag disc. Call 61 4 -256· 1265. Wagon running gears $195 & up. Corn planter $195 &. up. 1 & 3 bottom plows $196 & up, disc $12S & up. pond scoop $50 & up, hay baler $395 & up, hay rakes $325 & up, Sickle Bar mowers S325 & up, bush hog $295 & up, 9 ft . hay bind S795 . Massey Ferguson Hay cP'nditioner $200, front end loader $260. Call 61 4 -286-6522 ' late model 81 HP Case diesel tractor $4,395 . John Deere 1010 tractor -runs & looks new $2,005 , 9N Ford tractor, new battery ~ tune up-paint $1 ,596 . Call 614 286-6622 . 25 in color TV. rifle 222- 20 , 28 S&W pis1o1 and house* hold goods. K & K Mobile Homea, Gallipolia, Lot 12. Farman cub with equipment, rebuilt motor. new tire1, S1 ,900 . Call 61 4 - 379 · 26B2 . Wood John Deere 145 semi · mounted plow. 4 -16. fertil izer tanks 2 -1 000 gal., 2 500 gaL . 1 -Bft Brillion cultipacker, 1 -New Holland 362 grinder mixer . Call 614-446-2412 furnance like of ~ heating sq .ft. Call 446 · 8 ft ." deli meat case, fair cond. Call' & 1 4-258· 1 582 , For sale washer, dryer, elect . stove. gas hot water tank. bed, chest, couch, ctfair . Call 446-3224, Serv1ces 64 Hay & Grain Corn for sale $2 .60 per bu . Call 446 -2563. 1-:--'----:--:-:--:-:-::-:-: large round bales. $15.00 each. Call614-742-2160. 1-:----::::--:-:----- Hay. $1 .75. Nice, early cut, orchard grass. Lasher Farm. Rutland . Hay for sale . $1.25 per bale. Call 614-843-5494 or 614· 843-6334 . Ground ear corn 696 .00. ton; $49 .00 . 1000 lbs: $25 .00 . 600 lbs; ·Your sacks. Longbottom, 614985 -9581 . Transportation 71 Autos for Sale TOP CASH paid for '80 model and. newer used cars . Smith Buick-Pontiac, 1911 Eastern Ave., Gallipolis. Call 614-446 -2282 . 1971 Volkswagon Fastback -needs engine . Body good cond., $100 . Call 614- 367·71 18. 1976 Jeep Wagoneer, new paint . 1977 Monte Carlo new paint & sun roof. Call 446-0665 , 1971 Catalina, 360 V-8. 69,000, 2 dr., new radiator, good engine, body needs work 8300. Call 446-2316 , 79 Mustang Hatchback 4 speed . Call 446·3544 or ,949 -2283 . 1983 Mustang, 4 spd, 4 cyl, air, ps; pb, hatchback, sun roof . Coli 256-8641 , 1962 Olds 88, (:ollectors item. 2 new tires, tailpipe. runs good. body very good cond ., al.l original pertl, 42 ,387 actual miles, 8800. Coli 446 -4462 . · · 1981 Olds Toronado e•c . cond . fully .loaded, mustsell. Call 446 -3426 . 1977 Grand Prix 64.000 miles, sharp. 1972 Chev. Impala, good· shape . Call 446 -0492 alter 6 :30. 81 71 Autos for Sale 1 976 Pinto wagon 4 opd., 4 cyL Coli 448-0160. 1 979 Ford LTO 4 dr.. light 'blue, fully equip ., ex. cond. one owner $2,500. Call -446 -7904, 66 Buick Special, body fair, bod timing g01r. Call 446· 3646 after 4 :30PM, 1979 Toyota Celica good cond .• 2 door, 6 spd .. gas sa'ltr. Call446-4967 , 1981 Chevrolet Citation, 4 dr., air,. PS, PB, 4 cyl., auto, wrecked but partially re· paired. Have all parts to complete .. 81,100, 1977 Ford Mustang Fastback needs trans .• no rust. t260. Call814-388-9811, 1,9B3 Dodge Colt 4 spd .. 19B2 AMC Spirit 4 opd .. 1978 dodge Aspen auto. 1978 Plymouth Fury auto. John's Auto Sales. Bulaville Rd. Call 448: 47B2. 1976 Corvette, ex. cond .• 27,000 dry miles, serious inquiries only. Cl446·0038. • 1976 Monte Carlo. runs good, naw brak,s. thocks & (ires. Good work car. Call 814 - 388 - 9819 after 6 :00PM. , 1977 Monte . Carlo high mileage. axe . running cond .• uses no oil. body fair. Call after 6 , 614- 268-1264. 1977 Blazer. good sh~pe, new tires, 82,200. Call 446-9527 ' 1983 Chevette 24.000 milea, 4 opd ., 83,400. Call 614-379-2882 , 1974 Pontiac Catalina, needs muffler, $150. Cell 614-379-2233 . 1982 Camero automatic 306 engine. AC. crui11 control, AM-FM 8-tr~ck, $6,600. Call 448·7356. General lee 1968 Dodge Charger. 440 engine, 4 sp. trant.. e•cellant body and interior . Southern car. $2600 . Call 814 -742 2503. ' 1972 Volkswagen. good condition, engine rebuilt re· cently, good tires. •700. Phone 304·BB2-{)692 after 5 :30. 1974 Plymouth Scamp. s 160.00 . Need a aoma framework. Runs good. Good tires and battery. 1966 GTO. Real good body, $500.00, Topper lor Chevy S-10: 8 ft. bod. f1 60.00, Cell 614 -992-6090. 1973 Dodge Coronet for sale. 4 door, good condition, good work car. $1500 .00. Call 814-985-4278. ' 1 980 Scirocco s . 6 speed, A -C. AM ·FM cassette, front wheel drive. acce11oriea. $4,600', 00 . 304 - 875 6403. 1977 Ford Granada !1400. 1976 Chevy Monz~ 8200 . Call 614-379-2703. • 72 Home Improvements Marcum Roofing S. Spout· ing. Now in1talling rubber roofs. 30 year1 e~eperlanca. specializing in built up roof. Call 814-388-9867. Trucks for Sole 1984 Dodge Ram Deluxe cab ruck. Cruise. PS, topper & trailer. hitch , 9,400 mllea, like new. Call after &PM, 614-379-2712. 1968 Ford 4 -WO, t1.200. Sell ao io. Cell 448-3925 . 78 Ford F-100 pickup, air, PS. PB. atand .. 81.550. Call 448-230Q. 1979 Chevy 0·10 Yz ton. one owner, Call 614-246· 5160. 1979 Ford Super Cab f. 1 60. 4-WD. auto.. AC, cruise. line·a·bed, AM-FM. Call 446-4422. New 1986 Niss•n PU King Cab, 4x4 • .600 mile1. 810,500. Call446-7019 . 1977 Ford F 100 pick· up. PS.PB. automatic . Fair condition , Aoking 81000 .00. Call 614-992-2648 after 6PM. 1979 Dodge 4x4, 380 auto., 6 inch lift kit. 17.44 tires. mag wheels, 28 .000 milea. AM·FM call. Call 614-992-6288 after 6 :00 . T'MAKE IT WORK, 1977 Dodge JA, ton window v1n. Automatic. air condi· tion, radials . Good condi tion. $1BOO . Coll814-992· 3194, 1978 Dodge Ramcharger 4x4 . Power steering, power brakes. air conditioning . Good condition. 1982 Dodge Charger. Low mileage-, air conditioning, new tire•. like new. call 614· 742-2025. '68 Jeep, V 6 engine, $600.00, 304-B96·3B43 . 78 Suboru Brat. 83.000 mileo. Exc . cond. 304-676 · 8217: 74 Spring spacial: Gene's deep steam carpet cleaning . Scotch guard. free utimateo. Call 814-992-8309 or 814-742-2211 . The last thinq I expected was a wre,kinq ball! Cement Finisher, Rick Gar~ field, 814·9B6-4464. New driveways. parking lots. Any size job . Replace old Concrete. 82 30 inch electric tange. double oven, like new, $160. 40 inch ggas range. t45. 30 inch ga,s r•nge, $8& . Ken more washer and dryer, t1 50. Coll814- 742-2352 . FRIDAV 3/1 5/85 Plumbing Heating EVENING D Cil 00 CD 0 00 (IQJ til (jZJ News (I) Hot Potato Cl) Down· to Earth (1) Dr. Who Ci!l 3· 2 · 1. Contact !CCI fl) Oiff' rent Strokes [HBO) MOVIE: ' Unfaith · fully Yours' 'The (MA~I MOVIE: Dresser' !CCI 6:30 0 IJ) CD NBC News • (]) Rifleman (J) NCAA Tournamerit Tonight (]J Gomer Pyle Cil Ill Cl2i ABC News !CCI 0 (I) ®I CBS News ()] Nightly Busineu Report (jj) Working Women fl) One Day at a Time 7:00 D Cil PM Magazine CJJ Here Come the Brides (]) 1 985 NCAA Basketball Championship Game · First Round (I) Little House on the , J>rllirio T , hi CU Entertainment omg ffi Wheel of Fortune 1J (j) Wheel of Fortune (I) ® MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour 6 :00 CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth end Pine Gallipolis, Ohio Phone 61 4-446-3BBB or 614 -446-4477 JIM'S PLUMB!NG & HEAT· lNG . Rt. 1. Box 355, Gallipolis. Call 614: 367-0578. Excavating Good-1 Excav•ting,. baae· ments. footers, driveways. Mptic tanks, landscaping. ~all anytime 814-4464537. James L, Davison, Jr. owner . Electrical v Two piece living room tuita With old mill design . Wood coffee table and end tables. Good condition. Coli 1 4 · 742-2078 . Pickens uud furnitur.a . 304676-6483 or 676-1460. RICK'S NEW AND USED FURNITURE . UHd otovea and refrigerators, Compare our prices, aav• today . , Phone 304· 773-5430. Sofo. chair. coffee table, 2 end tables and phone table. all In good condifion. 304· &711 -6B1 1' Baby bed, car seat, stroller for sale. 304-675- 1478 al· tar 6 . 55 Building· Supplies Building Materials Block, brick, aewer plpeo, windows, lintels, etc. Claude Winters, Alo G rende, 0 . Collll14· 245-11121 . Cemen1 block. all sizes. building motoriolo, Galllpolla Block Co .. 123Yz Plno St., Galllpollo, Ohio 45631 , Coli 4411-2783 . Block. brick. mortar and masonry suppliet. Mountain StatFrnUiZit:-=n T~J;t:=NIW Hovan. W , Vo. 304-8822222. '81 Toyola Tercel. red, 75,000 mlleo. V.G .C .. 83 . 600.00 , 304-676 · 2700, '87 Nova. 2 door. hardtop. 6 cyl. automatic, good shape, 304-875· 1690. '72 Mercury t400.00 end '78 Oddoaaoy •4oo.oo. 304-876· 7887, 72 Truck• for Sale 1 9117 Chevy 'h ton PU, good cond. t900 . Coli 4411· 7828 eve's between 4·9 , 14 it. boot troller. 40 HP Johnson motor. e~etra prop t 1 ,1!0 or boat offor. Coli 448-4337. Baa• Tracker 2, b11s boat with 40 H P Mercury motor. 5115 Minnkota troll motor. Super sixty. 2 batteriea. Too mony oxtroa to llat. t4250. Coli 814-986·43117. 1---------.,..-111 ft Hydro Sport• , liaoo Boat. fully equipped, B-S prop, on Pro-treil treller. Exc cond, 304·1711· 18111, 76 Auto Pans & Accenori81 the dump~ ort~an1eo of~ Evening Television Listinl{s!"'""'---------.;....-----:---.;....------------------------ ~News 2 niw wing back chairs. Coot t800 .. will take e350 . Call 614-992-3966 . to. think! life! & & Refrigeration 14 ft . . starcrilft deap alum., e•. cond. tr•iler, Uke now &HP motor *860 . Coli 446· 7904 and 446-3907: min1.1tes 8 & D Home Improvement•. replacement windows, aluminum 1oHit, vinyl sidihg. continuous gutters. free estimates, all work guaranteed, winter months cheaper. Cell evenings.•304576-2844. 84 New Dinette set. maple. 6 chairs. 2 leafs. 21 in . color TV floor model. Cell Ron Croughoro 446-72'f3. And my qaraqe If I siqn,l'll I have ten minutes to decide the course F-~ have more monetj wi II be rubble ... on its way to than I ever of the rest of my And Yo!.l have ten Rotary or cable tool drilling . Most wells completed same day. Pump sales and services. 304-B95-3802 , Dozer Work land clearing, landscaping, etc. Free estimates. Call 448-8038 or 992-7119 anytime. Spring Special: 24'•30'xB' with 16 'x7' garage door & service door, $3 , 888 erected. Iron Horae Bldgs . 614-332 -9745 collect . MIS:SION .' Y()UR 3 -!G RON'S Television Service . Specializing in Zenith and Molorola. Quazar, and house calla. Call 304-5762398 or 614 ·448-2454 , 83 14'/z Lo"e Star 36 HP motor & troller. t1 .250. Cail814· 379-2682, SO. AN' ... remodeling and new construction· gutteu. Call 304-773-5131. Motorcycles 1980 Harely Davidson Sportster, 3.000 miles, •2.600. See at Betz Honda. WELL .CAPTA.IN, I'LL S EE YOU IN THE MORNING! GOOD LUC K ON I insulating~roofing ­ RINGLES'S SERVICE, ex· parienced carpenter, electrici•n. mason, painter, roofing (including hot t•r appUcation) 304-675-20B8 or 875-7368 . 19B4 Bronco AT. PS. PB. air, tilt, AM-FM CIISet1e, 81,600 take over payments. Call 446-2715. ~ll HAFTA DO IS POINT IT AND PUSH THIS, LIKE· Michael's Painting and Wal ~ '!papering. Coli 814 -742· 232B . - - - - - - - - - l c0 & M Contractora. Vinyl and aluminum siding replacU.ment windows - '67 Chav two ton truck, combination, dump, cattlerack and grain bed, faircond, 304-876-2166, Vans & 4 W.O. ~/1-ffi, e. Fetty Tree Trimming, stump removal. Call 304-676 1331. 73 l7tr!SE J & J's Siding Vinyl aluminum siding & roofing . Free estim1tltes. Call 814367-7468. 1%~ tonwreckarHomes470, twin boom, runs and works good. Must -.ell. can be seen, K & k Mobile Home sales lot Point Plaaunt. 1982 GMC 4x4 3A ton H.O.P.S . P.B. auto trans. 6 .2 diesel. .26.000 mil. 304-676-7161. t()(};f tfi(C IT, :Ee~'?.'/ !o/lfil'fC,, . . tfEV 0 ' r ~>'MIE Tt/tii/JUN' ClOWN BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetime guarantee. Local referencea furnished. Free eatimates. Call collect 1-614-23704B8, 9 o.m, to 5 p.m . Rogers Basement Waterproofing . SEWING Machine · repairs. service. Authorized Singer Sale1 & Service Sharpen Sclnors . F•brlc Shop, Pomeroy. 614-992-2284 , e Mobile home lot. 1 2 'x60' or omolior. t76 water pold, 4th & Noll, Golllpolia. Coli 4411· 44111 after 7PM , Knauff Firewood Split- 96% hardwoods. You pick up or we deliver. HEAP vender. 614·266 -6246 . Holstein cows and bred heifers, all A.l . and BHIA tested . Herd average 18,000 lbs . overstocked reason for selling . 304.-8822086 , ST E '/j; WA5 HOME · fi.I CI(; AN D WAI\ITEO TO COME HOME. Stud Service-AQHA Rusty Pop Bar . Reg . Mere $100 . 00 . Grade More eso .oo . Call 814- 2473215 . WANTED : Boar Pig, 8 weeks to 6 months old, call 304-45B· 1 5B3 bafore B:OO PM . Motor1 Homes & Campers '77 Model American Pilgrim camper, 14ft, pull type. exc cond, 304-896-3843, Registered Quarter · horse breeding Irish Ray by AO.H A Champ : Tonto Bar Ouest ' AAA', Caii446·38B9 . Pony, very gentle, $100.00 . 304-876-6B09 , · Auto Repjlir '73 pop-up camper, 304· 372-2303. ' Livestock Arabian Stallion 8t stud. Pure bred and part Arabian for sale . Ask about our incentive program .. R & J Arabian, Leon, W. Va. 304· 45B-1082. Sentinei ,- P~~ge-11 Poroonl Body Shop, loculi . Rd . Pt.Pieas•nt. Limited point job opociol t1 60 . Phone dotoilo 81 4 - 986 · 4147. Ford 5 ft, dioc. Pitllburg 14 In, plow. Both 3 'Pt . hitch. axe . cond . Call ' 304·7735323. 63 The Daily Pomeroy-Middle~ Ohio I Perao,;, Body Shop. Loculi Rd . Pt .Piilooo••· P11t KloK. Free ~ltimatoa , II 14-986 · 4174. 9N Ford tr•ctor. plow and dioc . Phone 304-676-2B48 , l'lice 2 bdr. mobile home, completely furnished. nice Friday, March 1!5, 1986 James Boys Water Service. Aloo pools filled . Coli 81425-6 - 1141 or 614-446 · 1176 or 614 -446-7911 . Ken's Water Service . Wells. cisterns. pools filled . Phone' 614-367-0823 or81 4-3677741 night or day . Waugh's Water Service . Wells. cisterns. pools, reaao· n•ble rates . Night or dey. Coli 614-268-1240 . 87 Upholstery TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1 163 Sec. Ave .. Gelllpolia. 614-448-7833 or 814· 446 1833. R 8e M Furniture Manufac rurtlig, St':'"'""-R ~~· .. c-r't,;Wn--..,. . ..._ City, Oh . Call 614-2118 .' , 1470, call Eve. 448 ·343B . new Uphostared. Old a. g aJ New Name That Tune \ fit Jefferson• 7 :30 D (]) Tic Tac Dough Cl) 0 (f) Family Feud (l) Jeopardy 1101 Wheel of Fortune CD (1"! 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W. ..., I V'l I.. • • ~, = ~""~ 8 A.M. to 10 P.M. 7 DAYS A WEEK ._WEACCFPT EODD~SIAMPSMD.WJCCOUI~Il~~o·=,·=~= •Fertilizers •Lime •Seed Potatoes •Fresh Vegetables •Garden Tools •Fresh Fruit · •Bulk Seed •Law & Garden Care Supplies Land action filed StG ...: 1 . ' chunk light • ' MAIN -STREET MARKET or Orange Crush MICI & STEI'HANtE ASH, OWNERS . West Main St., Pomeroy Open 10 .A.M.-6 p,IA, Daily 011 or Water Packed Mrs. Virginia Edwards, 65, welt known Pomeroy resident, died .. A h!!s~~CGur~·io rnit!ivwave use · ·T hursday - night at St. Joseph will be offered at the Meigs County Hospital In Parkersburg, W. Va., Extension SeiVice, 7 to 9 p.m. following an.extended Illness. Monday even ing. The course is Mrs.Edwardshadbeenactivefor geared to new owners and people ·a numberofyearswlththeEdwards who do not use their [!j;;~~'~;~ on Insurance Agency In Pomeroy and itr to be \vas an active member of the at 992·6696 by noo.Jl Monday. Pomeroy United Methodist Church. The fee is $2.. Among the SU!VIVOrS are her husband, V. , D. Edwards; -two Veterans Memorial daughters, Carolyn Sue Hines, Route 3, Pomeroy, and Cheryl of Admissions--Mont Vance, AI- Midland, Mich., and a son, David Joohnson Scarberry, New Edwards, at home. Se!Vlces will be held-at 1 p.m. (\udr"Y_Swett, Middleport; Monday at the Ewing Funeral iai'EO!ce Proflitt, Portland. Home where friends may call from 7 Discharges--Bertha Zamorano, to 9 p.m. Satunday and from 2 to 4 Melvin Forre;ter. Edith Lanning, and7to9p.m. Sunday. Roy Brunty, Paul Ray, Golda Roush. A dissolution of marriage has been granted In Meigs County Common Pleas Court to Nellie June Cook and-Raymimd-E.Gook,hoth of Syracuse. Charging gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty, Tina Marlene Powell, Tuppers Plains, has filed for a divorce from Walter E. 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Our top winning employHs will win the equivalent In caeh, of our winning customers. · 100-Faot CHNIGI! If twlr ITON'Ij .. for gallon FlEE DEUVDY c' s 00 1 40-Ft Ground lllall:lmlzes·Sl!rnal Strength a· Minimizes Ghosts end Interference 50°/o· Fresh Includes Antenna and All Hardware • SAVE UP TO Beef, Chicken, Turkey, Mac & Cheese or Spaghetti & Meat Sauce � 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 15, 1985 beckle edwards miller walter whitehead wilson