https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2fea026e57709a9a057640663030a8e9.pdf 571e333e8d8e9ff81373743258cf21e7 PDF Text Text at y • enttne 1 Section , 10 Pogoa 26 Canto A Multimedia 11\c. S&L holiday continues in Ohio r' . Lukens, R-Middletown, State , CINCINNATI (AP)- None of the Institutions, now Insured privately, · .from the insltutions In the very near Anthony J . Celebrezze Jr., Auditor Budget Director William J . Shkurtl, future," hesald. 70state-charteredsavtngsandloans to apply for Federal savings and · Tho111<1s Ferguson, Secretary of · The legislation, which was being State Sht>rrod Brown. Others In- and Tax Commissioner Joanne closed last week by (,iov, Richard Loan Insurance Corporation coverdrafted Sunday night, was the result . cluded House Speaker Vern Riffe Llnibach. Celeste will be allowed to reopen age before being allowed to rronPn Brian Usher , thegovernor's press of meetings between the governor, Jr., D-New Boston, Senate PresiunlilatleastWednesday,whllestate In addition, the legislation wUI secretary, confinnedSunday th3t69 state leglslaiDrs and rmre than 120 dent Paul GUlmor , R-Port Cllnton, o=~~=~~-..le!!ls~alolrs consider a plan that require. the thr!fts to demonstrate to · savings and loans besides Home executives ol the closed lltstltutlons. House Minority Leader Corwin Celeste said will allow the thrifts to the state Commerce Department's State, which had closed the week Thestatewldeof!lclalswhopartlc- Nixon, R·Lebanon, Sen. Richard H. reopen "In a matter of days, rather Dlvlson of savings and Loan by the Friday before, were closed Associations that they meet the lpated were Attorney General Finan, R-Cinclnnatl, Sen. Donald E. . than weeks." executive order. On the nationally televised CBS basic criteria and regulations of the Mol'!llng ~News,-Ceieste repeated ~·~ FS!.IC, .provlng, t!Jell: -:JcpcSllll· """"·~·~ that statement to a depositor at the secure and protected: The governor said that, under the Home State savings Bank In CinCinnati, whose closing March ~ proposed legislation, once any of the prompted the run on the privately .Institutions receive FSLIC approval insured thrifts In Ohio. or demonstrate to state offlclBls that Rep. Charles E.. Schumer, they have sufficient outside flnanD-NY , of the House Banking cia! backing, they wUI ~allowed to Committee, also appeared on the reopen. In the meantime, Celeste sald, he program and blained the crisis on deregumtion. He Sl!ld banks are will ask officials ot the closed Investing money In ways they would Institutions to work with legislators "not have thc:lught about doing five todevelopplanswherebydeposltors or 10 years ago." can make partial withdrawals of - At a news conferenc-e lii Cincin·· · tbeir-tunds. ·""·.:.. · nail Sunday night, Celeste an· The governor said the Institutions n6unced that the legislature will -would also have the option for meet In emergency session today to mergers with commercial banks so consider legislation proposing a that they could get Federal Deposit · pla_l.l__ aJ~e9 .at .. st;en~henlng ti!L Insur~~~c;owr~HQncoyet~ · " ...,..•.•"'" Institutions against runs by Celeste noted that reo~nlng depositors. Home State savings Association of SAL's REMAIN CLOSED Celeste was to sign an executive Cincinnati, which closed March 8 Governor Richard Celeste Sunorder this morning to keep the following a run on Its accounts, . daf nlgbt 800IUICed that 70 Mate InStitutions closed tor another 48 would be a dltferent matter from cllu'tered savbtp aDd loan hours, said the governor's, chief of reopening the other 69lnstitutions.-. syotem waa oet up to help people team abaat lhe s.t:L ANSWERS - Nancy Manecke answers · ~atlons wW remain closed Raym~md sawyer. _ "We have two active bidders stall, pvemor's order closlar atate-duuiered aavbtp 11114 depoaltors qn"'"- Sunday on a toD·free hoUne In • for at lealt another two days. The plan to be presented to the Interested lntheaequtstttonofHorne loans. ( AP LuerphoCo l, the otate ottlce tower In Columbus. 'l1le te~ (AP LaiM!rphoto). Leglsmture calls tor all the closed State and hope to receive proposals ·euz· ~ ~INb 10 'lOU, &x/:J NORIQNf;llQ 'OJ..,I .Qi·~-.... "wt::'~ ALL IN OIR Pl.~... 1 j u.s. b:XX> l.m!INO "[) '«:XJ, 1 00).) ~!!-1610 'OJ,.~" .......... Institutional care legislative hearing scheduled Friday -Rorida • ·twister kills 2 '-~:;::::~:~~;:::~~:~:;~:::~:JaiJ~ca~reprocess;and of and the : : 1 - -~----······~---·--'--- H•greevet ll'ld Selwt DlatrlbU1ed byNEA.InC. '• .,., .. center and tul)led 55 houses Into kindling, kUling two people, IncludIng an Ohio woman, and injuring at least' 40 others, left 25 blocks In a quiet neighborhood looking "like a bomb hit," officials said. Gov. Bob Graham declared a 1 state of emergency Sunday, and 45 people fled to nursing homes for · shelter after the twister cut a mile-long swath of destruction · through this southwestern coastal city. The tornado first hit at the Jacaranda Shopping Plaza, snatchIng the rooioff much of the buDding and leaving a 36,00Q.square-toot supermarket open to the skies, a jumble of air conditioning ducts, vegetables, and checkout counters. "It's a complete loss," saki Orvll Ray, area manager for Publlx supermarkets. Half a ctozen other stores were damaged . . An Ohio couple's camper parked in front of the building was blown over and shattered by the wind, killing Dorothy Taravella, 65, of SteubenvUle and Injuring her husband, authorities said. "I heard an explosion, a boom," said ci.rt£Uvers, 17, who was 1n beil when the twister hlt about 4:30a.m. , "Everything just started !lying DEMOCRATIC PINNER - Approximately 150 democrats turned out lor a Saturday evening lUnd raiser to hear Secretary of Stale ShetTod B.-n, gue81 speaker for the event wblch was held at the Meigs CAIIlllty Senior Clllzen'sCel!ler. In hh remarks, Brown empha81zed the Natloaal Democratic pariy can learn new and Innovative Ideas from thestatepariy pointing out the areas of \'Otetl registration aDd educational development. He also singled oot Gov. Celeste's educational plans lor the state. Shown"' Saturday's bean dinner were, left to rlgllt,Morris 1lpton, · chalnnan of the Jackson County Democrat Party; Sherrod Brown, Ohio Secretary of Slate who was prtnc1pa1 speaker; Pete Lallch, chalnnaq ol the Athens C!NmiY Democrat Party; and Henry Hunter, Meigs oiunty's Democrat Party chalnnan. At the front Is State Rep. Jolynn Boster. Diamond S&L offers new program TheDlamondsavtngsandLoan,a member of the FSLJC headquar·tered In Findlay with offices on W. Main St., Pomeroy - one of 48 offlceslnOhlo-announcedtodaya spokesperson Indicated that the reopmingordercouldcomeasearly as later today. · Meanwhile, one savings and loan flledsult today against too state, • ~-""-"- through'thea!r~ '-c- · m - · ~~new~temporacy~ short.term~loan...:---Deposlt-Guarantee Fund'-'-.~ -·• - seeking a--temporary restrainingEarly this morning, utDlty crews, program, City Loali and savings Co., East order that would allow It to reopen. contractors, msurance assessors Under the terms of the program, · Main St.. Pomeroy, - remained George Hazlett, president of Buck· and cleanup crews would ' continue ·Diamond wUI make short term closed .today as one ot the approxi· eye savings & Loan Co. ot Bellaire, "trying to restore,.some nqnnalcy" loans available to credit approved mate '10 savings and loan lnstltltion said In his sult that his Uuitt would . to the atfectedarea, about25streets individuals lor personal liVIng closed Friday by Gov. Celeste. sutler irreparable damage lf the In all, said sarasota county sheriff's expenses where a financial hardHowever, spokesperson at the closing continues. • Capt EariJaoot.Kln. shlpexlstsduell)thecontlnuatlonof company, said that personnel do Hazlett satd he hoped to get a ~e houses had no walls .left · the"bankbollday"orderedbyGov. reporttothelrjobseechdayanathat hearlnf; on the Injunction request ·standing Debris !looted 1n swim· Richard F. Celi!Ste. they are looking forward to reopenthis afternoon In Belmont County Richard L. Gordley, chalnnan of ing their doors · tor business. The Common Pleas Court. ming po;,ls and a nearbY canal. Behind one hOme, the force of the ' Wind had driven a 2-by-4-lnch tooflng beam. Into a palm tree, teavlng It like an arrow sticking out WASHINGI'ON (AP) - Secre- with the SALT II treaty limitations you know where they are. Of a dart bOard. "The mobility of the missiles tary of State George P. Shultz, who on strategic nuclear Weapons, "It actually loolts like a war zone, Increasingly raises problems about firmly -Jectt ·any arms control Shultz says. · like a bomb had hit," said county verification - whether you can . deal lhat'can't be cloaely veiifted, Commtssloner Jim Greenwald. "It really count them and know where "What tt shows IS the continuing -is terrible. It just,hurts you to look says he Ia concerned about a new, lind see the dam.&e. " , 10-warhead SoVIet J'lltsalla fired - modemizalion of the Soviet IIIJICI. theY ate," he said. Stantslav Men.shlkov, a Soviet from easily hidden mobile based weapons," Shultz said SunAt least 45 people were driven spokesman InterVIeWed by ABC, launchers. day on ABC's "This Week With from their homes by the devastadenied that the raD·moblle SS.:M or The SS.:M, a long·111J1&1!, heavy David Brinkley," "I think the tion, and were spending the night In the new single-warhead, stationary rocket system now being cleployed eneaence ot IW'IJIOIIS ct that kind auntna homes, said Red Cro1s SS.25 system VIolate the pact. "We tntheSovletUnion,allo"ral&esvery_ only emphall:lle the importance of spQkesmaJ1 AI Green. Many others are doing aU we can to maintain ronsidl!rable questions" about defenle against them because staying with friends and . SALTII,"hesatd. whether the Kremlin is comp1y1ng they're not In a fixed place where neighbors. releasing mental health and ment.al what recommendations they have retardation clients Into community regarding changes or Improvecare will meet In Gaillpolls on · ments," she added . Friday attheSeniorCitizensCenter. The hearing will begin at 1: lJ Chaired by State Rep. Jolynn p.m., and Its first two hours will be Boster, D-Galllpolls, the committee devoted to testimony on the mental Is accepting testimony so It can health Issue. The committee wUI make recommendations to the swlt.ch topics around 3: ll p.m. and appropriate state departments accept testimony on the mental retardation and developmental dis· prior to passage of the blennlu~ budget a bUittes aspect of the Issue. Approximately 30 people indlThat schedule wtU accommodate cated Interest In testl!ylng at the witnesses, Boster said, so that most local hearing when It was orlgtnally GaUla County witnesses can attend the late afternoon portion of the scheduled for Feb. 14, Boster said. "llq!ow thatthts has been an Issue hearing. of great concern to the people In my Other regional hearings have district for many years," she said. been well-attended, Bostersaid.The "'The committee Is concerned about committee has met In Columbus, the Impact of delnstltutlonalizallon Cincinnati and Toledo. A stop at poliCies ·on clients, emplayees, Cambridge has also been planned communities, families and bytbecommlttee. providers." When time doesn't pennlt all The hearing wUI give people In witnesses to be heard, she exGallipolis, Athens and other com- plalned, the committee requests munltles In II)\! region a chance to wrttten testimony, Thewrittentesttmonywlllbeused speak out "and let us know what they believe are the positive and In committee deliberations along : negalive aspects of the Institutional with 1111! oral remarks, Boster said . Diamond said: "This move by Diamond is an etrort to assist those whose personel funds have been temporarily frozen In Institutions closed and Insured by the' Ohio a New Soviet missile causes concern were SHULTZ THIS WEEII. -11m I•71!1!11Me 0-.ellllllta reee~­ ..._ from ·au IIIII 111on1r "before ABC'• '"11* Well Willi DaWI llilakley" JI'OII'IIIII Ia w......... Sunoky, Sllulb ........... tile show. (AP I u erplloto). �' ' .· -----.- .• . Commentary ~- DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS.MASON AREA ~lb ~~ ~ ...................... d ..... ROBERT L. WINGElT Publisher . PAT WHITEHEAD · Asalslant Publlsher/ Conlroller BOBHOEFUCH General Manag~r • Exif Chenienka-=~:::.....::~:.·":.. ..:.::--~::"".: :. ·:=· ·~"' -=:.-·-:::...::::---=-:;:;:;~~!f~il-lw.· m._~~-::·B_uc,~··.,.k.~-'?F"'-~r•. - - - ·-· ···c. .. _, . The Daily ~entine . lll Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio Two thoughts passed lhrouah the mind when Konstantln Chernenko died. The first was as written by Gerhart Niemeyer, the dlstln· gulshed ·political 'l!elenlli!k !t w~ just after.Stalln's death and he was asked by U.S. News & World Report to write about what tnJght . be · expected down the line, say 30yeai's later. He asked himself, and then answered the question: What would II a successor to Stalin, that conunUDism was, · really, a discredited Ideology that brought about none of the happy social effects predicted by Karl MaliC, and -tl>.at u~ ~dg,um.stances ~ _ wollld retire from duty the ldeologl· cal hoops · abroad, reduce the offensive potential of the Soviet Union, IUid disavow the Intention to dominate the world. · What would happen, said Professor Niemeyer, Is that the leader ~· ~ the wake up one day and acknowledge News Edlior replaced by someone orthodox In commun~t doctrine. · The second memory Is of WinSton In 1949 at the Churchill speakl ng• • mld.amtw;y convocation of the ~f'h~!ts Instltuteof'I':C~ol: Ch hill satdfhat tre-ueatn u.· ':: ~~:-cKhan (Ogadal) 700 years ago had dlsanlmated ihe Mongol eruption thai threatened all of Europe the reference was obviously to Stalin, though dlplomatlc Chur; .. our day to remove the threat A MEMBER of The A$sociated Press, Inland Dally Press Assocla· lion and the Ame-rican Newspa per Publl shers Associatiorl. • • 16 tea1t1s remain :~ Page-2-The Deily Sentinel PomeroY-MiddleiJ'O'i'"., Ohio MofK!Iv. March 18, 19815 -· L£:11ERS OF OPI NION are WE'ico me . They should be less than 300 word~ long. All Letters arP s ubject to editi ng a nd must M slgned .w lth naill~ . address and telephone number. No unsigned letters will be published, Letters shoul4 be In , ~ood taste , addres:;lng Issues, not pe-rsonalities . againSt Europe, he bbserved. Chur· chill was voiCing the hope that the stngularevllofStalln.ttumout be j t that· singular to us · · . But ~ltl::'~gh It I~~ thai ~ Che:-ne..kc •.• xcee&~S.L !re!:l~" thing of the comp~henslve sadism of Stalin, It lsn t true that life significantly changed within the Soviet Union. And certainly It did not significantly , change for Europe. Chernenko s Soviet Unloo, thanks to 30 Is ---:::~~~t~~~o~:=~dio %~~~'";!~~~;~%~~~~~~=~~e~~d Once enacted, taxes and tax forms seem to have nine lives. . tntheflrsttworounds of the NCAA Toumamenthavedone nothing to settle the Issue. Both leagues will have lour representatives · In the regional semltlnals this week. In tact, the · These changes In attitude toward --- -·ue Soviet" UniOn are-govemell· by ..""'" two considerations. The first Is that, somehow, we are fated to .live together on the same planet. And It Is the disposition of the Western liberal not merely to acuept that which appears to be lnevltabl~. but somehow to conclude that It Is not really so bad after all. ·"Castro wears a black hat and so do the Sandinistas. But President Marcos wears a whtte hat South Korean policemen do too. Am I going too fast?" 'T _· _ · _- -_. ._.. _ · _.. __·_·~-·--,~--·-_· _- _· pins In a single season. Three other Marauders ended the season with more than 20 wins Including Butch SlUes, Butch Stein .. - The GAO finds "merit" In the commission's recommendation that three federal wage-protection laws, Including the controversial Davis-Bacon Act, be either repealed or modified. The Grace Commission estimated that the three-year savings would be $11.6 button; the GAO said this estimate aooears "reasonable." " 25573 18 H.P. ClAnSMAN LAWN TRACTOR--with 44" Mowing Deck siock No. 25591 SAVE 5420 $2,179 99 Plus Shipt1ing, Handling & Ta• .' .. AUTH01UZED JATAtOG M£ ...... N. Second Ave. 1'11 . . Middleport, OH. · - 992-2179 PHONE : InIn Ohio W. Va. - . I·IOO·SURS-99 . 1-800-732-7799 OP£N:t:30 to S.Mon.-Fri. 9:30·12 Thun.J 9:30·2 Sun. Olollhoma ~------. Chemplonlhlp Bracket j • ·'• ....--t ~~~~ 0 I t Denver. Marth 22 6 '24 choice of dropping out of colleg~ or assuming crippling debts," says JosephS. Murphy. chatmian of the National Pell Grant Coalition. "To deny support to education Is to place the aspirations of our young · people In Jeopardy," adds Murphy, chancellor of the Cit}: University of New York. "The legacy of that policy will be a heritage of shame." le•11gton Kentucky M..-th 30 • ••• I Bormngham Providence . Rhode tstand Mar~h .. .. ''' "'-1>.-n• 21 & 23 L..-....fMarth 22 & 24 -. I VilroOYI . World • ~. . ~ • . -- . The Sweet 16 How to predict ypur electric bill . in.an·unpreaictable world. with the seasons. Uur electric bill is diff~t every month beca~ change Your monthly bill is based on your average J.lt wries with the changmg seasons. Usually 1t s yearly usage. Your acx:owu is reviewed every six . up in the winter, down in spring, up again in the months to make sure that your budget payment lS swnmcr and down again in the fall. But the weather ;.,lth ' Plus Shipping. Hlllllling and Ta1 novice programs started last year are starting to show divldends," added Grimes. The Meigs novtce program will 1885 Dlvlalon I Mtn '• lalkttblll Today in history " SAVE S3oooo •. Cotorldo WASHINGTON (NEA) -Four ·educatlan. The government- age-simultaneously. 1 The president's budget proposal years ago this month, President financed social programs ·enacted also would deriy federally Insured Reagan was rushed by ambulance during the last 50 years - and so loans to students whose families to George Washington University frequently criticized by this pres!· earn more than $32,500 a year, Hospital here alter being shot In the dent and his administration tnrrease loan ln!erest rates and chest bY a young assassin. Played a vital role In making this , reduce subsidies paid to lenders of "I hope you are Republicans," success possible. guaranteed loans. "In contrast to the president, whO Reagan bravely quipped to the "College education, a dream for doctors as he was carried In \he believes that social programs make many, often Is an economic nightemergency room. "We're all Re· people so dependent that they lose mare. Students are faced with the . publicans today, Mr. President." Initiative, !feel that these programs responded Dr. JoseplJ M. Giordano, have enabled people with little the physician In chatge of the resources to reach their lull trauma team that literally saved potential." Reagan's niggardly attitude toReagan's life on March 30, 1981. In a speech during last year's ward social programs In general campaign, Reagan recounted the and federal assistance for college events of that fateful ·day, with students In particular Is of topiCal - speclal- attenUon-dewted to-Gtor-- lntere8t.... because tbe....presldent's._ ..; dano, whose grandparents were proposed government budget for · lhunlgrants ·from Italy and whOse the next fiscal year calls tor drastic · parents were poor but determined reduction In student aid programs. to provide. a better lite lor their Students from families with , children: yearly Incomes above $25,(0) - the "They struggled to make ends national median- would be denied TodaY Is Monday, March 18, the 77th day of1985. 'There are 288 days left In the year. · meet. Allolthelrmoneywenttoihe all access to federal grantS, direct .· ·1 education of th~lr children. 'They federal loans and subsidized jobs to Today's hlghllg)lt In hlstocy: On March 18, l!Mi5, the first spacewalk took place as Soviet cosmonaut put one son through college and, help finance .t belr education. AJekse1 Leont:N Jett his Voskhcd Two capsule and remained outside the when he wanted to be a doctor, they That category Includes the P,:,ll spaceci-att tor :.1 minutes, secured by a ~put him through medical school. · Grant program, which benefits On this date: · "Because o1 their dutgence, their approximately 2.8 million students In-1766, England repealed the Stamp Act. • son became a prominent surgeon tn" at an annual cost of $2.6 button. 11 In 11137." the 22nd ·and 24th President of the United States, Grover a great hospital. One day that the president has his way, It wUI be Cleveland, was born In Caldwell, N.J. surgeon ... save the life of a slashed by almost 40 percent, to$1.6 1n 1.91» Einar Desaau of Denmark used a shortwave transmitter to president of the United States who billion yearly. convene a government radio post about six rniies away. It's beUeved had been shot. I know this story 1be average cost of a single year to have been the first broadcast by a "ham" vperator. because I was the patient." · of collese education nOw ts apIn 1922, Mohandas K. Gandhi was senten~ In Iodla to six years As Is too often the case with the proaching$10,(0),atprlvatelnstltuirnprl5oJIIllen for clv!l d~bedlence. ~Would lie released alter serving appealing tales the president offers, lions and $5,000 at public two years. mwever, that stOr-y had been- untversttlei. ·· -, · In 1931, Schick Incorporated marketed the llrst elecb1c razor. altered to conform to his personal It doesn't require any elaborate In 1937, more than 400 people- mostly children- were kfUed In a gas preconceptions and his political calculations to recognize that with· explosion at a school In Neiv LOndon, Texas. agenda. A vecy different account Is out ftnanCiai8BIIstance, a "typiCal" · "' . In 1931! ME>!'lco look control of foreign-owned oil properties on Mexican oHered by Giordano: larnily with $25,(0) In yearly -=soti:=-~~ . -= - -"'"" =~r=,-4.~- ==~- -- =" ,._,.,.,..,."'"~ · , ;XIth0Ujil~mfl1nnef"Ufre ffie (pi-e-W} ~-" ~tUiu)l:' 'f~ ~.~...... ~ In 1959, President Dwlght D. Eisenhower signed the Hawail statehood brunt of the expense, I received econom!c strain with only one child bill. · tow-interest government toans to In collese - and In many famllles, In 1962, France and Algerian rebels agreed to a truce. help finance part of my medical two or more children attain college "'J:ii:!:t==:J a 10-polnt, serond-hall deftclt to brea~way slam-dunk with three deteatunheraldedFalrleigbPickln· seconds r emaining after a Notre son In Its tournament opener, had Its Dame turnover enabled North 17-gamewtnntngstreaksnappedby Carolina to beat the Irl,sh while VIllanova behind Dwayne Frank Ford scored 23 points and McClain's :.1 points. · Chuck P,:,rson added 21 as Aubum .other _Southeast __nlppeg Ka~ ~-:::·a~n~Ci'i~~~m:·x:e~-JW~-u~sh~~;= ;;;·,_,_:·: - ·'~~:·~:":-~= ;:··~:-•~w:·•~ ;·~;;~;;~1n~~~·hj~:G~"f:t~~-~-;~:-=::~·r=~:~t:·!$:e~~:!!.~:~..:-:·:=:·:=~-:~·-;·;~;;·~;~-;.~~~~ Failing college student_s_____.___R_ob_er_t~_a_lte_rs B~rry's , =--··~±-. ~~·- ! = -.,-,~ ! LD:aN aND a loP PRiCe iF aN't'TIIiN6 coMe~ up. n_ - . tlve callE'd Circular A-76. This directs agencies to rely on the private sector lor commercial products and services whenever they are cheaper. · • The commission estimated a three-year savings of $7.3 billion from turning over procurement to theprtvatesector. TheGAOrevlew neither approves nor questions this estimate, but It notes that while the Reagan administration had made some moves In the splrttoiA-76, "In spite ofthese actions, GAO.agrees with the Grace Commission's posl- . tlon that legislation could be beneficial . In more .. getown, No. 3 St. Jolm's, Vutanova and Boston College. That Is not possible lor the ACC, however, since seventh-ranked North Carolina and Maryland are both In the Southeast Regional. The ACC's other entries are No. 6 Georgia Tech and No. 16 North Carolina State. The Southeastern Conle(ellce Is the only other teague with more than one representative stU! · left Alatiama-;A:uburn anti Kemud<y. Three No.1 seeds are stU! aliveGe<lllfetown In theEast,St.John's In the West, Oklahoma In the Midwest -but second-ranked Michigan, the iojJ seed In thli' Sou1h'east; "was . eliminated Sunday by VIllanova 59·55 while Maiyland downed Navy 64-59. Meanwhile, 12th-ranked Dllnois - the sole survivor of six Big Ten i.e ams - drubbed No. 19 Georgia 74-58 and Georgia Tech tfOUJICed No. TAKING CONTROL IN CROWD _ Memphll Blazers' Adhony Gordon (44) dUring the 1100011d hall 15 Syracuse 1(J.53 _ 1n the_ E;_ast, Stale'ii'Irelth Ia (U) llilles a 1oo1e haU over afalllnc or- the NCAA Midwest JlePonal Toumament a1 filth-ranked MemphiS State nipped Unlvenlty of Alabama Blnnlnpam Ardlle Jotu.a Houolon Sunday. ( AP Laserphoto ). Alabama-Birmingham 67-66 In (110) WI the Tigers' WDHam Bedford (iiO) llhleldl out . overtime and Boston College upset No. 10 Duke 74-731n.the Midwest and North Carolina State trimmed Texas-El Paso 86.73 and Alabama knocked off No. 11 Virginia Com. ROCK SPRINGS - · District Meigs ended Its season with a 7-1 be held In the evenings through the champion James Snyder and dis- record In dual meets and 29-19 In week and tournaments will be held monwealth 63-591n the West. Saturday night, Kentucky tournament matches. on Saturdays. More Information trlct runnerup Doug Priddy were stunned No. 9 Nevada-Las Vegas ellm!nated -from f(g1her .~ompetk . "1. wp.s .• more . §t\l!lllE!Il ... ll]al! ,_ W!l! . ~ avall~ble b~ c~lU".g <;o~~ ·'64-61-hrtheWest. -··= -· . ,,_;.,¥_.,..... . .. tlon In regional action and for only disappointed In the result we didn't Larry Grimes al 992'-0622. · The upcoming schedule looks like . the second ttme In Coach Larry send anybody to the state tourna· . · l thll; (all times EST) : .Grimes' live years as head coach at ment. It was kind of an up and down Latonw · re.~u ts Thursday: East. at Providence, Meigs, the Marauders will not be year ' with the ups In the auat FLORENCE, Ky. tAP) -Aggles R.I., Georgia Tech vs. Illinois, 6: 35 represented In the state matches and the downs In the p.m .; Georgetown vs. Loyola, 9:09 Best, with Harvey Puckett aboard, tournament. tournament matches. ' p.m. Midwest, at Dallas;· Louisiana won the $22,615 John Battagtla This was our lowest district finish Snyder ends Ills high school Memorial Stakes by a head at Tech vs. Oklahoma, 6:35 p.m.; career with a mark of 110 wins tseventh place) In five years. We Boston College vs. Memphis State, LatonJa Race Course Saturday. against ·35 ·losses in lour years 61 had a lot of things happen right ·The 3-year-old covered the mile In 9:09p.m . action. Priddy, a junior, now has a before the district Including Uln~. 1: 39 2·5, one-filth off the stakes' three-year mark of 89-28. Both set Injuries, and dlsclpllne problems," Friday: Southeast, at Blrrecord time, to edge out Mlckeydathe new record at Meigs with 39 said Grimes. mlngham'Aia., Maryland vs . Villanmoke. Aggles Best pald$33.20, $15.40' wins In one season this year. "We've a bright fUture next year ova, 8:07 p.m.; North Caronna vs. and $13.20. Snyder also set the new takedown because we have good kids coming record with 55 In one season and backwhohaveworked hard lor two Snyder, Priddy-. eliminated -~_.·_..:.J_a_·c_k_._A_-_nd_ .._·'-:-e_r_s_o_-. __ Do you remember how President Reagan promised to reduce taxes? . .Well, he did, but he hasn't yet brought-down expenditures, which makes . WASIDNGTON -There should expenses over three years. had "no basis to assess ... whether ·);orne people almost certain tha t taxes must be re-ralsed in the next few be bad news today for the spend· Comments the GAO review: the commission's estimated sales ;Years. · · thrifts who are squandering the "The savings estimates provided price Is reasonable," they point out. • Do you recall when Californians and Baystalers-,MasSachusetts folks, taxpayers' money. The General by Grace appear to be reasonable, The five power plants are 'that is- revolted against high property taxes• The ideh spread widely and Accounting Office. Is .,.peeled. to although they cannot be fUlly Bonnevute Power Administration, it frightened many local and state officials Into looking elsewhere for release Its nine-month, 1,312-page supported,.' _ meaning that the PorUand, Ore.; Alaska Power critique of the Grace Commission's exact amount of savings can't be Administration, Juneau; Southwrevenues. . It worked lor a while, but according to the Tax Foundation those work. predicted· until the recommmda- estern Power Administration, :property taxes took off last year, rising 9 percent In flsca11983 -fiscal Thereportgenerallysupportsthe tlons a~ tried. Tulsa, Okla.; Southeastern Power 'years, remember, generally run Into the ?ext calendar year- from the commission's assault on federal ·:Wb3t Is Important," the review Administration, Elberton, da., and -pPeVIous year. mismanagement. Most ..{){ 1h~ ~x· · explains, "Is that the Grace Com- W~tern Area Power AdrnlnlstraOh, some state-local taxes did fall. Corporate income taxes, for example, cepttons c'an be . attributed to mission and the GAO show stghlfl. tlon, Golden, Colo. Tell 5.2 percent. But when you shut off one tax pipeline It pressures other differences on recommended cant opportunities for redUcing - 'GAO's hard-eyed cost cutters parts of the system and may blow a few valves. Individual Income taxes, charges In major policies and In Jederal costs through productivity give unqualified approval to the tor Instance, jumped 8.6 percent, and sales taxes rose 7.1 percent In just a accounting methods. gains." . , Grace (:ommlsslon's recommends. My associate Tony Capacclo - The.commtsslon wants to get tion that user fees for governmentrecall . also that ' ~ -~nswer _to protests .• ~tate a_nd !ocal pored over the GAO review· here's Uncle Sam out of the hydroelectric operated hydroelectric plants be ttte'illlli\l:Jiirll!' iJi'Uili("" u n thetl "payl'G),,,,~~~·~~_,=~-- -~. c ;.;-; '-"t~-~·-' ~ '"--~"' · =·-·~"<·~ ."' ~~ ,~--··"" ·= . ., ""' ~ .. _.. .. ~· ;Jsummarvofthemostlmnnrtan ooweruu.> esso'ol~Ouuveof uou~~. nnu . •. . 3! -~::,g • -£~·?-.· -.@!=~~~ ~l!Villgs~~~.;'n-111if' cmmtry'S mal&-uams";i)iil1JEI}"·:::c6ll'ifuiis!Ofrs e5tnrnalw"ili~f'-i'i :5" flsql1983. Thirty states and Washington, D.C. reported more workers, and recommended - along with the generating plants. The sale of the billion could be realized over three the national total rose to 10.ffi million from 10.83 mUllan a year earlier. GAO's evaluation of the commls· power complexes would bring In years by bringing the user lees slon'~ findings: $19.8 billion over a three-year more In line with what most utility Such fluctuations, however, are minor when copsldered over the long term. The long-term trend Is up, so consistently, In fact, that the line drawn - The Grace Commission of- period, the 'COITimlsslon estimates: customers pay. Is the envy of any securities a nalyst. fered five specific recommenda· The GAO Isn't so ,sure. - The Grace CommisSion urged lions that would provide a central WhlletherecommendaUon"rnay that federal agency procurement focus lor ihe Budget and Personnel have some m~rtt .•. GAO sees a chiefs - the people who are offices. The purpose Is to encourage number of obstacles to i~plement- responsible ~or what the governTHiNK iT'~ NUTI'{, TOO, Increased productivity among fed· lng this recommendation," the ment buys abide by the ~liT Tile aDM iNi~iRaliON eral workers, which would save an review states. The GAO auditors provisions of a two-year-old dlrecoFFeReD Me a GuaRaNreeo estimated $10.5 billion In personnel ..,.,tr..,, game, two free throws each by Jeff Adkins and Keith Gatlin In the flhai minute enabled Maryland to holdolf Navy. . I Gandhi, said: "During his leader· ship, Chernenko gave evidence of patriotism and dedication to the welfare of the Soviet people. In the International field . he ·took many Initiatives lor peace and to contain the nuclear arms race." That Is a little blt like saying that Indira Gandhi did a great deal to improve the marksmanship of .her bodyguards. .G_.AO-s"u'. pport. s G""ra"c·e·- Auburn, 10:40 p.m . .West - No.-th Carolina State vs. Alabama, 7:35 jl.rn.; St. John •s vs. KentuckY, 10: ~ p.m. =-~-"-Mlerugart: wmCn"hatitooveic1)tJle= "'~I (!:.. 3iitu. oo.·f'o ""'·~•Qv- . . s.,~~.:=: ~,,,....~ the was not. What 30 years has made plain Is that Niemeyer was correct. 1be Soviet Union Is not about to cbange Its national habits. What changesever so stlgbtly · in some · oases; di-astlcally, In other cases - II the percepdon of what the alternative 'to Stalin begets. When Chernenko ·-aJE<J we go\ tl!Ef 'llsuat· rouildulf of· opinions by national leaders. The "thing around . 11 It were possible to Invest in them, taxes would be the safest thing , around, imperviouS to any prolonged decline arid almost certain to grow : over the long term. ~ · With few real friends and mllllons of enerrtles they somehow persist In ' growing against the most formidable odds, ·Including the anger of : Congress, the promises of presidents and the revolts of ordtnacy people. ' They are subject to continued upward or bullish pressure, because • ~ spee!al-ln!erest.gnmps...make sur:<: oUl. And,_because. !Jley lly~off Ill;~. . :revenues, those same special-Interest groups make sure that taxes aren t ~ cut too much. Otherwise, there Is considerable evidence that nobody fully understands .the tax structure, and that Includes the Internal Revenue Service, whose varlous offices are known to give different answers to the same questions. . Ii Congress, ·the. Treasury and. others understood ihe tax setup," asks · Mark Skousen, an economist, why are they going' to so much trouble to ' .simplify the Income tax-reporting procedure with "flat tax" and other :proposals? ' Don't they realize, he ~onders, that a simplllled, understandable and · ~ By The A_.l•tM ...,_ The Big East and Atlantic Coast Conferences have been aU ne'.IJ ,~m..emlQis~Qldiat : Ra!h''-c - The Daily Senlinei-Pege-3 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Monday, Mairctt 18, 1986 •• - · /I •• is even more unpredictable with oold fronts and heat waves coming and going all year round. The Equal Payment Plan can make your electric bill predictable. With it, you pay the same amount every month. You know in advana: what your monthly payment will be and your bill won't still as close 15 possible to your average use. At the end of the twafth month, you'll receive a settle-up bill or a credit · If lakin& the surprise out of your electric bill IOIIIlCia like a good idea, give us a call. We'll take it from there. • J •: . ' r �.Page- 4- The Daily Sentinel Monday, MM:h 18. 19815 Pon181'0y-Middleport. Ohio The Daily Sentinei- Page- f; MoncMy, Milch 18. 19815 New Haven dito wins state titles and , Vlrllnla Slate , champions, the awilrded at the Wett National League SMARTS Joytooktcp group, and Kirstin In theuptosiX age COUPON diVIsion. A cunpelltlve twirler lor over four years, Joy has won the titles d. West VIrginia State flag champion ;-~-;;;;~=:~;~~:5 IWos a\1() basic~ strut ~ to; ond Ed ColllDo, 811111 Free 'nlrow Shootlloa aad Belt Defellllve Awardl. Bacli -Senior members ' · recoplzed were Paul (AU!no, Martt Sbrlven, Kellll Slout, III8IUip!l'; aqd Jim Weber, shOwn wllh ~~~lad Coach Demlls Elchlqer. Slout alllo received lhe Bryce Buckley Award. X.."' SPECIAL AWARD WINNERS - Memhen ef the 1985 Sectional Championship boyw' ba8ketball ~am !II Eaatem 111gb !lehool were recoplzed Saturday at lhe annual Winter Sports banquet. Pictured are special award winDers; li'ont, l·r, Royce • lllsoell, Moot A1oo1o18; Greg Leachman, Moot EAGLI\:t IM HONOB.ED - 'l'hele IJiel1!ben ol 1be 11844 8VAC cbunpiOa8blp Pll' b ' ...... lellm at EuterD lfllh Schoal were ·r eeoplred wllh special . , . _ !laWrday. Slllln~t ...., Am,y YOUJII, C&Moal Improved; 'l'oa)>a Savoy, Co-Moat IJn. -~ .............,.. ~~ . ,.........._ _,_.__..,.,...._, RecognitiOn of the 1985 SVAC girls' basketball champs and the ' 1985 Meigs Sectlonat boys' cham· · plonshlp · team highlighted the annua l - Eastern - Winter ~ports-" Banquet. All in attendance were treated to a home-cooked meal prepared by the Eastern Band boosters, which followed the Invocation by local superlntendent Richard Roberts. The junior high boys' and girls' basketball team were presented Scoreboard Regional pairings (Ntiq H.li. BoyH 'Bafik~<ehiil R~·ctou~ Ttu~ ra~m.,. AM ,\l K1111 Htatr Unlv. (1..\SS Clt'IT'Iand St.lgnatlull 21 -.1 v~ . Clt-.·r land b ~ l IIi i. 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On·v Jik• 2."\. 1. ~ v. A: l!"l p.m. C' humplon.~ hlp l'rld:JY 7::fl p.m. t\t ToM'Cio l.lnh'. J..nr·ain Co thol k• 'll·l \ '!1. (>rl'l..oon Slrllrh ll·IU. Tuo..;(la~·. ti:il p. m. , l.lma Cl'!ltra l Catt"ollr HO.t> I'S. EV>Ik'\" 1.11· Ga t1ldd "J).:t ~~ 15 "''-' ··•-··· = ,_,.,, .·.u.. c., •""-"-""-"' "" ~--.~-·....;.,~·~····~l~ -· .._., ..__._,..,. "-"""'-""•· · - - - · - - - - · · &bounder. · The DaUy SentiJiel (USPs 1..... , A Dlvl1l01 ol Mu.l tlmedia, btc. ---·--~,-.- Juoiloi'V-, awardsbyCoachScottWolfe. Wolfe Jun·lor High Cheerleadlng AII·Dbtrict; MeUnda Ma-. · honorable Amy Bendd.,..., Larissa Long, Ruth challenged his young players "to awards were presented by advisor met1llotl SVAC: Margaret Homer, tint team. Nutter, Lori Burke, Vall!t1e- Woods and Missy SVAC; Amy Young; Tonya Savoy, tlrttream continuing working hard through· Pat Shrlvers, while varsity advisor SVAC; Kriltl Hawk, Leu R...,ker, Beverly Calaway. out summer," Indicating they had Jan Eichinger recognized the var· ·Wigal and Janet WetT)' . · 1 . "a - brlght - luture-·"ahead. "~ The . slty and1unlor varsity squads"~tlt.•.-. seventh grade team tied lor second groups were praised for their Janet WetT)', Melanie Mantun, Pitny buisl; In the league at f>4 and the eighth tremendous enthusiasm and supBeverty Wigal, Melissa Notter, Arlene • Ritchie, Lesa Rucker. coach. Deb Lre: The Publ!c utnttles Com· was third at ...5. port of the basketball teams this ma118Jer, s....n swatn and scoreke<per, mission of Ohio has set The junior varsity girls' bsketball past season; Cindy Pl-. lor public hearing Case team was then announced by Coach Special Varsity Cheerleadlng hov-,otrlo No . 84-12-EL·EFC Bub· Deb Lee, who praised her squad for nors went to Missy Calaway, most Most ImproVed, Tanya Savoy and Am y A, to review the fuel file Young; Best Rebounder, Marga ret Horner; a successful season and Its line Improved; and Lee Ann Robinson, procurement practices Besl Foul Shooter, A.l:liie Spencer. effort. Although there was no Miss Congeniality. Usually Mol;! and policies of Columbus Cl:ea' dnm Most Splrtted, all; Moat Improved. Missy and Southern Ohio Elec· official reserve league this seaosn, Splrlted and Most Outstanding Callaway; Most Outstanding, AU; M~s trlc Company, the opera.. Eastern was perlect at 4.0 against · cheerleadlng awards are given Congentaury, Lee AM Robinson. · tlon of Its Electric Fuel league opponents. tndlvlduaUy, however, the tremend· Component and related Best Free Throws and Best Defensive, Ed Nex1 , Coach Pam Douthitt recog. ous group effort produced this matters . This hearing Is COIIIIIII: ·Most Rebounds, 24 game, Greg nlzed the 1985 SVAC champion season warranted thatthose honors Leachman; Most Aulsts, Royce Bissell; scheduled to begin at Eastern Eaglettes, - whu claimed be given to th~ cntl.re- scuad.· Bryce Buckley Award, Keith Stout. 10:00 a .m . on March 25, -~ Boys' Bnd +• 1986, at'the oftlces ·o rene the SVAC title with a perfect mark The reserve .basketbaU squad Vonlty Public Ut!lltles Commls· o! i~. posting a 14·7 record overaU. was th!m Introduced by Coach Don Mark ShrJvers. Jim Weber. Paw Collins . slon, 180 East Broad Douthitt spoke highly o! the ac· Eichinger. Varsity Coach Dennis Jim CaldweU, Tone Chapman, J"" Runyon, Royce Blsiell, Kevin Barber, Eddie Collins, Street, Columbus, Ohio compllshments of this year's team, Eichinger then recognized the Greg Leachman. Brent Btssoll and Jefl 43216 . noting . that "their de9JC'\tiOn and 191!<1·!!5 Eastern Eagles basketball Caldwell. Coach. Dennis Eichinger. e ffort · tilrou-gliout 1lie S.ason had --' squad .. which recertuy·-relgn-oo as -- - · _.. __ ......,_- . ._ ,. .._. .. .....<.~-- AH---t:ntorested .-partl~e - .... • Jetf Johnson, Steve Horrwr, Alan Trtpp, will be given an· oppor· paid o!!" with th e league the 1985 Meigs Sectional Cham· B!1'•n Durst, Tony Hendriks, Paw Hendriks. tunlty to be heard. Fur· pions. The Eagles posted their best Mark Grlllln, Brent Norton, John Rice. and championship. , Darren Drenner. Coach, Don Eichinger. ther Information may be Three Eastern girls, Tonya. Sa· season in several y~ under the Manager, Keith stout; Statlsllclans, Renee obtained by contacting voy, Angle Spencer, and Margaret leadership of Coach Eichinger and Kaylor. Jodi Schake!; Scorekeeper, Don the Commission. · the efforts o! a talented young group ~f~~. "mer, Kellh Webet': Announcer· Horner were named to the first team SVAC SQI!3d, while teammate o! players. Cbee.. • ,. THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMl~SION OF OHIO Melinda Mankin gained honor~ble EIChinger praised both the lead· Tonya Fortney~= Buckley, Eentna BY: Mary Ann Orllnskl. mention. Senior standout Angle . ershlp o! his seniors and tlie Dect<r, l.lsll t.anre, Delanle Baker, Secretary Spencer was named as the SVAC's OUtstanding play O! bls underclass· Veronica Provo, Angle Young and Lee Ann Most Valuable Player and also was men, citing that each player's .-Ro-bl_"""_n_ . a first team all-district selection In Indlvldual etrorts made the cham· Oass "A." plonshlp Sl'ason possible. Special awards were' ~elved by Special honors WeJit to Sopho· Angle Spencer, named Best Free · more Eddie Collins, Best Free 'f!lrow Shooter with a 69 percent Throw Shooting (72 percent) ; clip (!Ill of104) ; Margaret Homer, Eddie Collins, Best Defensive Best · rebounder with 150. caroms player; Sophomore Greg Leach· 18.8 per game); Most assists, Angle man, Most rebounds, 11.5 per game Spencer; and Most Improved, with a game high 24; Most Assists, "8':J:!blo . . ..,_,Bop Ohio Valley Publllhlng Compan)I / Mul· tlmedla.lnc., Pomeroy, Ohio 45169, b. 992·2156. second class "Pomeroy, Ohio. ..,._-r, • ...,..,.. ~r"" ··' postar~e .o - .-"""'·""'- paid at ·'"""""·"""'"'.,1'""'"--- Member ; The Associated Press, In· land Dally Press Association and 1he Send addresa chanae~ to 'J"lw Dally Sentinel. 111 Court Sr .. Pomeroy, OhiO ~ 5700. POSTMASTER: PRICES rler may remll In adva nce direct to The Dally Sentinel on a J, 6 or 12 month basis. 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Wltshlnj!1nn, !'"J.9. ... ~Tut11day, Mar.:h 18 Sl>mlflnal wlnllN'i . """'......, Srm ltln<~l~ Marton 46. Upper setoto Val. ll AfN~ =--r)llmc.,.;rN~ r:tortt"rn1 iff~"l!i.li(f.rtOii~ til Renee ~ylor !f•tW'dNM and Jodi Schakel. J1RurJIIP Cheer' 1 I SVAC~ .Reds post 3-2 win By11t~ AMOOaled Pre&~~ The veteran signed with Boston as a tree agent two months ago after spending five Injury-plagued years wllb · .the. California Anaell. was Ineffective In his second exhibition start Sunday. He was tagged forslx hltsand a walk In the second Inning, Including Roo Hassey's· two-run double, as the New 1'ork Yankees scored six limes en route to a 9-6 trlwnph wer the Red Sox. John Montefusco blanked Boaton lor lour Innings belore Mike Easter tagged Joe Cowley for a three-run hOmer In a five-run llfth. The undeleated Toronto Blue Jays scoi'ed six runs In the loth Inning on lour hits -Including lUck Leach's solo homer - · and three Philadelphia errors to deleat the Phlllles 8-2 for their ninth COIIIECII· tlvevtctory. WlllleAiken.sandErnle Whitt also homered. Toronto pitchers have complied a meager.~ against the Blue Jays. Rick Sutcliffe, the National League's 1!11!<1 Cy Young Award winner, pitched live scoreless Innings and Leon Durham socked his' first horner or the spring to lead the Chicago Cubs over the MUwau· kel' Brewers 3-2. SUtcUffe also singled a run home. Veteran Vern Ruhle allowed one run In five and Dave Von as the defeated the San Francisco Giants 6-3.Ruhle, Who IS trying to pitch his way onto the team, has an0.15ERA In l2 blnlngs this spring. Von Ohlen came on·ln the eighth Inning with the bases loaded and no one out. He struck out Scot Thornpaoo. got John Rabbtogr<A~nd Into a double play and worked a · scoreless ninth. In seven Innings this IPflng he hai aUOWed only three · Infield hits. Fred Lynn drove In three runs · with a single and double, Fritzie ~hltatwo-runhomerand Dennis Martinez allowed one hit In live lnnlngl as the Baltlmoreortoles trounced the Atlanta Braves 11·2. The Orioles jumped on Craig McMurlry lor lllx runs In the third Inning, InclUding Connally's tll'I.'Ond home run In as many days.11tey added four runs In the sixth, spoWng the spring debut Atlanta's Steve or ... """'""" DEXTER - Meigs County Churches or Christ Men's Fel· lowshlp wW lllEel Monday 1: 00 p.m .. at the Dexter Church of Christ . POMEROY - Southern Jun· lor High Athletic Boosters wiU meet Monday at 7 p.m. to Onallze plans lor the upcoming banquet. Also. calendar omers have arrived and may be picked up at the meeting. • Agenerous platter of golden-fried Shrimp • Oloice of steaming rice or french fries (or baked potato after 5PM) .• Cocl<tail sauce · Lemon wedge • 1basted Grecian Bread -PWS- Ail You care 1b Eat Soup, Salad & Fruit Bar! ' $4.99 Boiled Sunday, Monday, 'niCsday 4'pmto10pm '. • Prmch Cries • Grecian brCid • cOcktait sauce • Lemon~ SOUP, SAlAD and FRun' BAR $5.99 Lunch • ~ sclloOI. - · WEDNESDAY POMEROY - Middleport's class of 1965 wlll meet Wednesday, 7 p.m .. at the holneo!Dtane Caruthers, Jel67 Rock Springs Road, Pomeroy. Plans lor the 20·year reunion will be discussed. Happenings -ro meet Saturday MJDDI.EPORT _ Meigs County's Retired Teachers wW THIS COUPON GOOD FOI Sl CASH BACK! Joy and Kirsten B/4ck Intennedlate Juvenile Miss Ma· jorette pageant winner. Kirstin who has been actively . competing since April, won the title Ql West VIrginia State Military Best Appearing competing for the fi rst time In that event. She also placed second In fancy best appearing, beginner fancy strut, beginner military strut and fifth In beginner solo out ol13contestants In the West VIrginia Slate National League • Championships. In addition to being the 1984 Little Miss Mason County, Kirstin has accumulated 31 trophies and five medals Including nine first place, 13 second place, and two high point ON YOUI PUICHASE OF ANY ·APrLIANCE ·awards. She was named West VIrginia Sweetheart and . Miss Congeniality at the Slate Miss Majorette Pageant In Weirton and has In the scale o! proflcency been rated excellent, receiving 18.5's In lour· out o! !lye .categories for an overall score of 92 points oul or a possible 100. Joy and Kirstin are prlvate · students o! Peggy G Ulesple or Point Pleasant and m embers of the Stylettes parade corps, dance twirl and porn porn teams. They wlll now go on to compete · in the Miss Majorette of West VIrginia stale contest In April. They are the daughters of Joyce and Lynn Black. - THIS COUPON GQO..D FQ! --···--· Sl CASH BACK! ON YOUI PUICHASE OF ANY LADIES OR MEN'S Members o! the boys and girls championship basketball teams of Meigs High -School this year were guests at a banquet staged Monday night by the Middleport · Pomeroy Rotary Club. Bernard Fultz serVed as master of ceremonies wUI Rotary President BUI Francis welcoming the guests and Rotarians. Greg Drummond, boys coach, and Ron Logan, girls coach, spoke lnionnally expressing prlcle In their . team members and extending thanks for the support of fans shown during the season. Other guests Included James CarpentQr, assistant superintend· ent of Meigs Local Schools; Gordon Fisher, athletic director; Kim Adkins, assistant girls IJilsketball coach; Becky Windon atid Mary Haggerty, advisors for the Kennedy, Parker Long, Lee Powell , Brad Robinson, Chris Shank, Rick Wise and Mike Klees, manager. Making up the cheerleaders were Lisa Ashley, Beth Blaine. Debbie Werry. Cindy Soulsby, Marie Aver· ion and Julie Sisson. This marked the first year lor the Meigs County teams to win championships In the Tri-Valley Conference. Women of the chu rch S<'rved dinner and prayer was by John Werner. $5 Ing. reservations due by Wednesday. To make resetvallons, call 742·2251 or 742-2141. Beulah Johnson of the Gallla County Rellred Teachers Assoclailon wlll present the program. Senior Center activities The Meigs County Senior Otlzens ;_ Ce!tter,_Mulberry_Heights, ~ roy, has the following activities , scheduled tor March 19-22: J , Tuesday - CouncU Meeting, 1 p.m.; Chorus, 1 p.m.; Exercise : ':.Class, 3: :II p.m.; Altorney lor the · Area A&ency on Aging, 1: p.m., ' 'p lease call Leafy Chasteen at 992·2161 to make an applntment to see the attorney. Wednesday - Scoall Securlty Field Representative, 10 a.m. · . noon; Black· Lung Representative, : ·to a.m.·noon; Physical Fllness, : 11:40 a.m.; Bingo, 1·2 p.m.; BowUng at Pomeroy Lanes, 1: 00 p.m .; Paint Class, 1:15 ·p.m .• Lois Pauley Is lnstrucUng, the cost lor the class Is $5. Thursday - Quarterly Birthday Party, Athellll KltchenSwtngerswll play at 11 a.m., followtna .dlnner »-a The Senior Nutrition Program tor March 1jl-221s: Tuesday - Roa~t bee!, mashed potatoes, Ume perlection salad, rlce pUdding. ,. Wednetlday ~ Chill con caine..peanut butter sandwiCh, fruit cup, cookie. 11tilrsday - Cube steak, . oven browned potatoes, cole slaw, cake and Ice cream. Frldily - Chicken and rlce casserole, carrots, three-bean salad, orange and banana. Choice or milk, collee. or tea avaDable with meals. Please make a reservation for a meal no later than 9 a .m . the day you plan to eat, call the center at 992·2161. Meal reservations must he made In order to have a complete dinner. 'T' 11 J. 0 se~~er SIIONEY'SAU YOU CARE ID EAT SOUP, SALAD AND FRUD'BAR on p.m. ho nored ; E xerc IBe Class, 3:.... FrldaY - Round and Square Dance trom 7: :11 to 10::11, music by the Stringdusters. Meigs Sl. . CASH.BACK! ON YOUI PUICHASE OF ANY LP RECORD oR TAPE I I I I I I I I THIS COUPON GOOD FOI soc . j lltnlt I oot, ond pro)e<ll """" - JOHN A. d- Mam\al the Shfeti' hofneo, McnproJ«ttwW be at IIIII time. - Diona wnuan.m...... report.,.. · Expirn soc CASH BACK! ON YOUI PUICHASE OF ANY Teams were_ Introduced Inc luded with the girls group Ruth F ry, B.J. Gordon, Rhonda Haddox, Betty Loti Is, Jodi Harrtson. Rhonda Neece, Jennie Couch, .Je nny Miller, Julie MIUer, Ma rla . Musser, Jennl Swartz and Sherrie Southworth. m anager; boys, Shawn Baker, Jay Carpenter, Mike Chancey, Dave Fisher, Rodd Harrison; Chris THIS COUPON GOOD FOI -soc CASH BACK! ON YOUI PUICHASE OF ANY PHOTO FILM Missionary servtces set • bairn 3·24 ·15 Special m ission services at the Hemlock Grove Christian Church wUI.be held Sunday, March 24, and March 31, 9::.1 a.m . and 7 p.m. "Missions VIsion" ' Is the themeofthe serviceS with Pastor Roger Watson having special sermons concerning missions. The film, "The Greatest Store Every Told" will he shown SUnday night, and on March24 there will be a presenuitton on AfriCa by Tim Wall. youth minister. THIS COUPON GOOD FOI soc CASH BACK! ON YOUI PUICHASE OF ANY COLD MEDICINE. . ~I . fOI COUPON GOOD I 2S< CASH V.Ht.thlf• Su•tdr y l ouptHl COUPOII GOOD FOI 25< CASH UCI ON YDUI PUICIIASE Of AllY IACI 011 YOU 'PUICIIASI Of AllY fbOTHPASTE COIPOII GOOI FOI I 25< CASH I II DEODORANT I uc1 011 Yon PIICIIASI Of AllY ·. 1981 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE ~ while wtlll maleblq vlllyiWp. _ , _ ololllllllerior w11b •t• I b ...n 3-24·111 25< CASH lAC I 011 YOUI PUICIIASI Of AllY ·. LAUNDRY GOODS -u.l v.a e.w.e.lllr ooaillu.tqb!.m4m cauot1e Ilene, 1111 wheel, WADE~ M.D. Inc. VETERANS MEMORIAL 'HOSPITAL EAI, NOSE & THROAT GENERAL ALLERGIST CAU (61.) 992·210. :l :r~----------'~-o._)_._,_s-.12-·-·----·--~ era11e .!oa1ro1. Cletay wtpen, wire w L«aaly o;;;.;;! tntde-IL '· I I ' !.,....,..,..,,.,=..,,.,., -------- _.!:'.e"!!!:.!!:!!-1 seller for Girl Scout Troop 1015, ReedsvUie. She sold 150 or the 293 boxes sold by the troop. Susie Is In the sixth grade at the Riverview School In Reedsville. tbrnrxt meet&,- wm btlhtlaJt Monday~ CASH BACK! ON YOUI PUICHASE OF ANY BABY DIAPERS 3.u.as THIS COUPON GOOD FOI 4-H news_ _ _--,-_ 1be Country CJovfi"J met Ff'b. e at the mme ot Jim Sheets wtth 12 rwmbaa ollendllllf and MO - · AI die meoltlllf omcen were nominated, emounl t1 d\111!1 wu COLOGNE THIS COUPON GOOD FOI Rotary · ~lub-· has ,meeting p· r-'-i-i-----:-~=~~~a~n~d~Marc=~~h~wl:ll~~~-lSus ~lle;)Kbn <;~es:;;,.~;top ~kle Mooday-Prldayll am to 2 pm $299 • • Retired teachers POMEROY - Drew Webster Post 39 wW hold Its annual Legion Birthday Party Tuesday evening at . the post home. Dinner wW begin al 6: :II p.m. with a program to follow at 7:00. Amy Shriven, Samantha BaUey, JUI Reynolds, Ja~ RUehle, Ay Mora and Kim Mclntyn.o. v......,.Gklo · ........ m=·~~ ,.,.. POMEROY- Salisbury PTO will meet Tuesday, 7:00p.m., at VALUABLE SUNDHY STO RE COUPON ~~~;:~;;:tt~Tu~esd~a~y~~a~t~ithe~~ho~m~eio!~M~~rs~.,;.~~;;~~~~~~~!.:t~~ -cheerleaders. MlkeWt'ber. W ade M~n .JasonDrenner, 1'rl!ih Spencer, Amy Hager, JeMy Cowdery, Missy Edwards and Chrts Laf\C('. "Monty - Ward . Frank Parker and ·"'·"··' . ..,..._.., POMEROY - XI Gamma Mu Chapter or Beta Sigma Phi Sorority wlll meet at 7::11 p.m. ...... ...., Bul<ef.haiJ -Grode Kenny Caldwell, Scott FUch, Shawn Savoy, Mil«' Frash, Tom MorrlS8oPy, Mike Frost, }{jp Da.vis, Jeff Horner, Dan Trlpp and Mal)' Parker. ·or 6mcern the Inauguration at the Rock Springs Grange haD. AU Republl· can women of the county are Invited to attend. _...._ TIJESDAY team members: Honored were: Ansde Spencer, ttrsl ream SVAC. fltRt team Dave Parker's RBI single with two out in the bottom o! the lOth . Inning gave the Cincinnati RedsaJ.2 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. The victory gives Pete Rose's club a 6-2 Grapefruit record. In other action, alter serving . lengthy stf!"tches on the disabled list In lour or the last five years, Bruce Klson Isn't about to let a little thing Boys scores "~"· Fon c m1 . :Ll l \" ~. p.m . At l 'niY . ol lhyt1111 Ft'llwldt: 1' ·1 ,.,. Fnrt l...o~ ram i•• 21·:1, Wl'!lnt"Niil.' '· f\:.'111p.m. ,JackMil\ Cront!'f' :l-1·1 \"~ . M;~rl11 Str>in Mar~)fl '!:'I . Wli~l'"ii,I :JI". M: 1'1 p.m C'tmmp lonlllllp ~t\IIYI Il\', l::tl p.m. (Mikt W:Jvlantl Bli p! It;! 7:1, C'hark'!fton. S,f. tal. WtdnC~ U.\', li: l~ M hklll~ll'tl' ll ',, MIII'Ch II MIDDLEPORT- Group II of Middleport Presbyterian ·Church wUI meet Tuesday at the home of Faye WaUacewlth Joan Sorden as. ·co-hostess. Bible -.tudv will be t!!P fnurth.chapter -·· magazine. Thank ollerlng will be taken. lhi ~· =~~.,. '"' !!-·· !~r· a pvtt-wck~la€1 andr~n oo Subscrlbfr s not deslr lnfl' to pay the car· rowm; where hom<' carrier serviCE' Is available. POMEROY - Meigs Cbunty Churches . or Christ Men's Fel· lowshlp wW meet Monday at 7:00 p.m. at the Dexter Church POMEROY - The Meigs County Women's RepubUcan Club wtll ineet Monday at 6 p.m One.Month ....................................80 One Year .... ............. .. .............. $.'S7.20 SINGLECOPV D .::! ! ~· ..... .. .... :..... ..... .... ......... :!~ c..,;:;t; Entertaln,nent IJy Sweet Moun· taln SoUnd. All legion and auxlllllrY members and guests are Invited, •. !!~·~·- ·--·--~ SUIJSCRIPTJON RATES . By Carrier or Mo&ar Houle One WN"k .. ... ... ... . .11.10 Jay Reynolds, Mike Mantn. Chad Sinclair, QI&MtrtiiU '• York 10017. EI~Grode !W~. MONDAY sentatlve , Branham Newspaper Sales, 73.1 Third Avenue, New York, New t I n11\1on .fl11 t1'011 I~Hl \' ~ C'Lrwlnnml M•·Nidv,lob Z2 2. TIJI'lld n~· . K: J'i p.rn ('humpillll ~h lp rrlcl~~\ 7·.11) p.m. ( ' l.A~S i\ i\1 ( :anton Jo'it>ldlnllll• I flrtland Ml i iJ Jr~·oud 'lll ,.~ . f:m.. t Can ton 1:1-11. ""'"''Sd;t~'. ~:.l"tp . m . I 'r,Jumbu ~ Wr •hr ll · 'JH} \'~ : Wlndtlflfn 24 · n, Wf'Uli'Sda~ . It 1c, p.m. Ch i rmpl<.on_~hlp S.1turda~. l:l l ]l .rn . ;\I Tuac>du UniY, J)(•lpho!> S1. .Jvtm 's 'll ·.l~"'<• M~n ~ llo- • ld Sl. J"'('t• '~'"" lK-ti, Wrdn1>q~ uy, li: .Yl p.m. \ "un Bun-n '2-10 v~ . i 'ion('r'r Nonh C"t'l"l 1ra l T.- 1. W«.lnr,.;dJ.\.Ii: I~ 1.Cm. ('t\lrm pl<ll1 ~hlp SatUrtliJ\'. ,1::11 H.m. i\t Ohi11 I Jnl\·, Cra\!i'."ll lt• SlrH'UI' "Ll·l '"" Frunldln Furna<-.• ( in• •n 1.!-:l, Wcdnt~ ; n·, ti..llt Calendar American Newspaper Pub}llhfrl A•· soclatlon, National Ad verlll lng Repre· IT'S A NAJA results or Published evt'ry afternoon, MOnday tbrouah Friday, 111 Court St ., y the ----------1-------------L------------ 'Uti. TIIN\IIa~·. ti::fl p.m. l'olurnt:u" Undln 17 i \ 'S ( itffnlll'ld M•<'laln '11. ·1. Tuo-.Ja~·. R: I~ p.m ( "hamploo."hiP t"rldil1 . i : 11 v m. At lint\•. oll)ayton firanviJif' 1..:!12 \"S. Rt•lhofonwlnP 17 7, 'i'IJI ''iiiHI . t"o: ;Ji p.m; mUitacy strut, and rnUitary best • appearing. She also placed third In advanced solo with qualllles her to advance to · and represent the state or West VIrginia In the National League , national championship classlftca· lion which Is the highest classlflca· • tion In the National Baton TwlrUng , A9!JO!;Iatlon. and 22 West VIrginia state cham· • In addition to being -a leature plonshlp titles Including the titles . twirler for the Stylettes TwlrUng 1984 Pre-Teen Miss Majorette or Corps, Joy hai accumulated over ' West. VIrginia, lJI!3 Juvenile Miss 500\rophles, medals and meda!llons pnWed; Back - Coach Pam llGuildU. MeHnd• Mankin, ud Aftltle · Spencer, Belt Free Tlnw Shootinjt. Abient were M~ Homer, · Belt _. SVAC;-sectional champs-honored at Saturday fete • SAtE!!~ In advanced fancy strut. hoop, parade majorette, advance ooven A1'8dlal Urea. '5,900 00 · COIPON GOOD FOI 25< CASH IACI ON YOII PIICIASI Of ANY PAI4 REliVER ,.... 25< CASH UCI 011 YOUI PUICIIASI Of ANY HOUSEHOLD GOODS �• . -' Monday. March 18. 1986 ~P~~~·-8~--n. __o~~~·~s. __~_·~-------------------------~-m_.ro_v-~M-~~--~~=~~·9~ The Daily Sentinel · Meigs County property transfers••• ... ·~ ~ Mondly, March 18, 1881 PHONE 992-2156 Dr o.,t. Wrltt .... , ...... Clllsftlt~ Ill C..rtSt.. ,,..,.•• Ollio "575t 9 Business Services Wanted To Buy 18 W•nted to Do wood, SERVICE FOI AU. YOUI WiliNG ,.EDS . Jt:=''-- for S.le 12•10 2 bdt. troller nl-. UIO mo.. noo dopooil . Ct11441·1583. fu•- Rio G -· 3 bdr., 2 bethl. Ll'l. DR. don, tom . rm with wood-· fuHd· city wltor e n -..o - .. ........... --___ ___ ,,._ = ..,=== __...._.... 11-. . . . ._ _ . 32 Moblla Homaa Sale 1 bdr. houHeti4MMICrtok Rd. oolo••_ . IOOia. Until Aprl 14. Ut.IOO. _..._ -- U 31 Home• for .t,.:...~· !'!·..~·~ .. ·~-= ............ cupboard•. chelni cheeu. ba,kell, dl1he1. otono jora. ontlquoo, Jold end •liver . Writ•· .0. Miller, 111.2. Pomoroy, Ohio 41718 Of .... 114-8927780 . Dopondoblo yord oorvlce. W•-•· Walllw•ya c ..erad. L••vea reked ." Hedge• trlmmod, etc. Ct11114-9922219. Bill Sleek. Cal: 992-5175 Or . 742-3195 Business . Chrilllon lody wll do bobyo· lt1ing In homo . Coli 114441 -88311. Screp Met.l•. w•nt Jenitor work, dis~ hweaher, ••perience, .can tupply rwference1, •l•o can do term work. 304~17. &· 1081. Aok Ed. cwt. Shan Moto• •I • ' ; I . 1 '• I VETEIINAIY Television.lislenin& Devices Co111puttrized HHrin& Aid Selection Hearin& Evaluations For All Aces lEft'S APPLIANCE SERVICE OPEN EACH THURS. EVl 6-8 Licensed Clinical Audioloaist •Wa•hert •DI•hwt~lhera (614) 446·7619 or (614) 992·6601 · 417 Stcond Avenue. Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 ' •o,.,.,. ~111Mll:i,tl IN MIDDLEPOIT PAUl E. SHOCKEY, O.Y.II. One 32" wide window awning. Mult be In good condition . Phone 304-87111318. 21 Buaineaa opportunity lii!lllli'/llll!lil SIIAU AIIIIIAl HOlliS ~;I r \./I(.!;:) 1 2xl0 King nict, 11,2QO.or tekl car on trlde. Call 114·317-7109. 3 bdr. houN I yr1. old. fomlly room with flroploce. large kllchen. 1 1h b•th, 2 car gerage. ehy •~ho'ola. . Croueo-llock l'ld . 110.000 film . Col 4411·1188 for eppointmMI. 1 ell 1 ~XIO N- Moon; 2 bdr, with 7X12 .. pondo a IX12 utiHy ottochod. AC. rurol w -. Coil 814-2111218. o...n T-nohlp- 2 otory 4 or 5 bdr. formal dlnln· groom, utility room, 1 '.4: bath, gerege. concrete drtv., nice lot, 4'h mi. from Golllpolia on I'll. 1 41 . WHI conaid• mobile home a1 trad• ·in. Bergain priced, 112,600. Coll441-8038. 1882 Wollo 14x70. 2 bod· rooma. kitchen mk:roweve, dlohwo-. ltOI'oo, wood· burning flreploco, coiling ten. 2 full bath a. centre I air, potct\ incf uftdef,lnnlnt• •11000.00. Coli 114-742· 2980 or 814·742· 2278 . . 1912 oil oloetric 14x70. Centrlll eir pluJ meny eMtrea. C1n·be aeen by 1ppointment or Cllll Tom Ander110n -It 814·992-3348. two bedrooms) for Ale or rfnt. Double cer prege.. full b ..ement. On epprD•I · metety 1.9 ecre tot . Ro• Hill , Pomeroy. 129,100. caii814-17B-2113 . 3 mobile homelf0rule. c..l 114-982-3647. &· yr. old rench home with ·3 bedroom•. 2 bathe, leree family rOom with buck 1tove in.. rt. 2 cer·urport, large drhlewey. concrete patio end deck . E~:tr1 in1ulation. Priced in lower 60'1. C•ll 114· 742-2271 or 814-742· 2980. PT. PlEASANT OFFK£ .3305 JACKSON AVE. tronofonlng - - ·· Hlah t30'o Coli 114·2411-t481f. Older II• room houM (with CUNIC LISA M. KOCH, M.S. 915,3561 All ...... . No. 2 Alum .- 1874 N- Moon a 2 loto. 11trY good-.. AC. buildIng. off Rt. Z18. Coli 8142511-1784. PARTS end 1970 12x70, 3 bedr.o om mobile home·. Good Condi· lion. Coli 81 4-992·1090: Sky~no10x66 . 2 bodroomo, yard building, underpinning, 8x10 porch end awning, 1tove and retrigerator, 1ir conditioner. Coli 114·992· 7223. 13)11, 18, 26, 3tc Howard E. F111nk, Public No1ice Sheriff of Molgo County, Ohio (3)11, 18,26,3tc . NOTICE ·oF SALE By virtue of on Order of Solo luued out of tho Common Coun of Moigo County. Ohio. In tho c- of Tho Homo Notionol Ill<*. Roc:ine. Ohio, Plolntilf. 1111•inot Gone A. Oodoon ond Agnoo V. Oodoon. at al., Defendanta. upon a judg"""" ... ~deled. l>olng Cue No. 84-CV·332, Pom.er~y •. County~. on in Ohio. IMolgo the ·~ r21h dey -of April, 1985, ot 10:30 A.M.tho following Ianda and taM- Public Notice Fraction; thence Nit on uid oouth line to tho center of sold Fraction; thence north to the center of Aid Fraction on the north line; thenca Walt to the IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO GARY GRIFFITH AND JUANITA M. GRIFFITH ... Plelmllls. Stout, Jr., place of beginning, containing elghtv oighl and th,.. founha (88·314) ....... beep! 0118 and three eighthl 11·3/ 8) acres hefetofore sold to G. W. Sm1lley in the northeelt COMPANY Will do all types of excavating, landiC8ping. liilse.ments, sewage systems, water and gaa linea. water well drilling and oervica. trucking CNmetr tone & dirt). Call: 742- comer of the above described tract . ANP..JA GleBON,-S!" Al. , Defltndl!llntl. No. 85·CV·43 - NOTICE BY PUBUCATION- menta, to·wit: Tho following doocribed ..., Nettie Ha~ton, Alice Stout Blt8te llituated in the Town· ohlp of Soliobury. County of Dean. Anna Stout Whrte, Moigo. Stiito of Ohio, ond Jn .lk!lillt_..G.•~~Oul • ..,Ch<!rto.a tho Villogo of Middleport, Stout. Sammy Stout. Eiben doocHbed oo loliowo: . Lot No. 21 end Lot No. 22, as dollnootod on tho plot of 1 Phillip Jonoo e..... modo by E. Hutton. Surveyor, on tho 23rd cloy of November. 1818. 8fld teccMded on the town pletl of county on 108 and 109. · Save ond eKcop!Uirip oH of the end of Lot No. 21 horo1oforo convovod to tho Mlddlepon Cemetery, see corner ot said fraction; 10uth thirty three end MWn live hund.- (33·75/ 100) cMins lO the south line of said Everett Stout, Unnia Heeton, Elbert S. Stout, Will Hea·ton, Glennie Summers# Inez Hinds, Memie Combo. Portor H...on. Nod Heoton end Goorgo Hoeton, ~ living, and tf Mnned. 8IICh of their unknown holn. - . . . . executors. adritiltreton and Mlign1. will take notice that on tho 20th cloy of Februory, 1986, Gory Grtllith ond Juanita M. Griffith 11 Plllintiff~ flied !!!!f!!f!mc;& Deeds: Vot. 294, -·- Page 471 , Vol. 294. P11118 469. Vol. 294. Page 467, Vol. 294 Page 466. Vol. 294, Page 283 and Vol. 294 Pege 277 Deed Recorda Meigs County. Ohio. '' lONG BOTTOM, OH. Each of the Defendants it 'Nijuir8il1o ariaWer ttle~·COri't-: plaint . within twenty-eight days afWr the last pubtication "'judgmont by dofeult mev be ftlndettld ogeinll you. Tho lut pubticerion will be made on tho 111 cloy of April. 1985. LARRY E. 'SPENCER CLERK OF COURTS MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO 12)2513)4.11. 18. 251411, 6tc •• ' G& W PLASTICS ,..,... . ·roo ... ,~,.....~·....,.. •. ' PLUMBING & .. HEATING - ...• ·""'"""' · ' -~ ~"'· 317 Norlh Socond Middloporl, Ohio 45760 GAS PIPE ~~E:E~~~TORS SALES & SERVICE' OTHER SUPPLIES IUIINESI16141 992·6110 IISDENCE l'ltDIII 1614) 992·1754 BUS:: 98"5-3813 · RES.: 985-3837 3- 11·1 ...: t/22/Hc •r---------. DITCHING ' . SERVICE Real Estate General Ttl COUNTRY LOFT J Roger Hysell Garage . ••• 124,, ......, Ohio r ( GAS LINES WATER LINES SEWER LINES ELECTRIC LINES Fm Ettilllfflt Bus.; 985-3813 '' -·~~- AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR AI•• Tr••••l••lta GIFT SHOP OPEN: Tues.-Wad.·Fri. Sot. & Sun.lO to 5 'MOiMIGys~, to • o- Closad Thursday OWNER: Serah Floher End of lt. 7 ly Meigs High School Turn teft, ,..., Twp. 79, 1tt driYOWOJ 10 r;,hl. 1/15/tln RADIATOR · SERVICE We can repair and re· core · rad11tors and heater cores. We can also acid .boil·and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. 'falll Otha- Fin. ~!USES) ()W- ..... 705.00 - "';'lotbiT=. I ~TCIIII Dlob.................. 3.882.00 Fund Jon. I. 1914 ...... 2.114.00 ..Fundc..h lila a, • Doc. 31 , 1114 .... 1.476.00 , llloo. to< Encumb .. - Doc. 31. 1184 .... 2.250.00 Colli-. •. ·-.""*' --e.-~. TIUIO Fundo . -1(11. . . . . . . . 170.00 Colli-. Jon. 1, 11114 ...... 1.000.00 fund 1undCooil ..... . Doc. 31, 1114 .... 1.000.00 T- , .....,_11........, ~ ..................... r-.tnc......... T -............... 22.241 .00 • •;:...,.,..•1111 Clronll Columbia Township, Moigl County. until 6 P.M. April 1, 1986 and tho bldo will be opened ond nood ApHI1, 1981 II 7 :30P.M. ot tho flro etotlon for iho fdlowlng: 1985 Truck Cob ond c..Convontianol Cob Cab to Axt. Dlt.IMIJiion tu Accommodoto Dump Body to be lrom old truolc 23.181.oo 11"X7" 9 ,000 Lb. F<!lnl IIJdo with 10.800 Lb. Front Springe Ful Longth Chorwitl Frlnverted "l" freme Two Front Tow H-. ~~-- Amp._,_ EngineT-r 12·Voltll 0 . . Engine 171 H..._ owwMinlmum 23rl500 lb. Meln Re•r 8 8 I lForSole s-rott Hlliod blda will be by tho Ciorll of Duel Woot Cooot Mirrorl ;; fC*fR..,.,.. II \ bi ...... .......... l70.00 -&c. lh r 'P'B CMr Dlob..........870.00 Op adn; Trenlfwa - Oul ................. (l70.00) TCIIII Otha- Fin. lao -IUIESI ... (870.00) ' - 't.& Lb. ~ttd. AullliorV "'• Hootor ond Darlroator EloolrtcWI-ondWOihon Power Hydraulic Dlec 8 .....o4·Whool DuoiEioolrtcHome I )For Ren1 1.-------- 2.-------3 .. _ _ _ ___ ------6.----5. ~- _ ___,._ __ Wreaths ol bright bullerllles give a counlry leellng lo a bed· room. Use candlewlc~lng thread , embro~~tery tloss. Pattern 7032: !Issue lransler of mollfs lor quill about 75'•101 "; directions. 13.00 lor each pattern . Adtl 5~ each pattern lor postage and 7. _ _ _ _ __ 8. _ _ _ __ -or The Daily Sentinel 992-2259 NEW LISTING - New Lima Rood - 3 bedroom house. woodburner, fireplace, elec· tric 'b.b. heal, aluminum sid· ing, 2 car garage , storage building. Good condition . $36.500.00 NEW LISTING - Close to toWII - Big garden area & ten acres. Nice farm house with several buildings. Owner wants a Quick sale. Asking $26,900.00 . soc PRICE REDUCED -on .this 64 acre farm. 2older houses & nice laying land with oil & gas rights. Owner must sell and has sliced price to $29,900.00. A· Orl••••• 12-.Etty 811'11 :"! 117-EIIy Arl tl Naa.. pelal 106-lniiiiiiFI- ~ Nor 1or1ots s,o. , 1.., ILACIWOOD HOME SPAS 40037 s - R~. J&l BLOWN INSULATION VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING •ln•ulltion •Storm Doort •Storm Window• , •Repl•cement Wlndowt •New ·Roofing "FREE ESTIMATES" JAMES KEESEE 1-14-2 mo. CHESTER-985-3307 .~OGGS SALES & SERVICE U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Authorizttl John 0Hre, New Holl1nd, Bush Ho1 firm Equipment INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE lo'd like to lotroduce y011 to EniJio-A-Cor. tho modom woy lo drivo lhl vthiclo ol your choiCI. · NO OOWN PAYMINT IOWEI MOITilT PATIIIENI BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK lEASING Box, 326 Pomeroy, OH. 45769 For Fnter Service Call 614·992-673 Ntw Homts-Extensin Remodeling lnsuranw WDrk Custom Polo llclgs. & Garages Roofing Work Aluminum & Vinyl Sidi"" 16 Years Experience Are you tick end tired of feeling aick end tired? Lurn to teke charge of your hoolth, fHI greot. enjoy lifo. Fr.. booklet show• how. Coli 814-211·1772. Gun ahoot at Recine Gun Club IVMV Sunday, 1 :00 p.m. F1ctory chocked gun• only. J~nev Supper: Morch 22nd at Cert.ton Scttoot. Home modo food . 1 :00-7:00 p.m. Harpere Adult Care Center. 2812 Modloon Ave.. Point Pteount. 304-6711-1293 ond 304-8 71-71177. Eotobllohed Jon. 1, 1981. PorIOMI ~r• -n.- .- horn.~-nke ol"'90phore. C~lfted uor· ontological nur• on duty 24 houro dolly. n .oo.oo per month, private pey. Vac•ncv now evailllble. Dietlry Supervltor. Position open In 100 bod okilltd nur1lng home. Job require- A golden opportunity·Meke monte: Diotic -lstont cortl: money in your spare time. Join FI'IIENDLY HOME TOY fle~tion • food · Nf"Vice au· pervleory oklllo preforrod. PIIRTIES, tho loodor f0< 30 Send reeume to J•n• om., years. Openings for men•;· en end dleler8. We have the II Sc...lc Hillo Nuraing Contor, Rt. 2 box 282. Bidwell, largeat end belt line ln party .plen. Eem big money plu1 Oh 45814. bonuaea and travel incen· Pert time eome eve '1 WH· tlve1. s.. rt now end eern kend'l, adult• onty. Ubrery money immedletely. Cell experience pret.rred: Com· 1 ·100-227-1110. puler knowledge ttelpful t3.10 hour. Coli 448-7323 Open o beiUtHul Ieoni. Sport1w.er or Children'• for appointment. Shop. Free Brochure . Top Jr. Plllle 9 houro- t2.00 brllndtll low priceall hr. Stop at BOUinl library t11,971 to 819.971 to to Ill ouuppllcotlon. 14·16 completely 11t you up. Celt 1·404-489-4438 . yr. old p<Wiorred. P•rt·time POiition. Three daya per week. Some fleal- 22 Money to loan blllty. Typing. tiling. dolo tntry akllla. Preparetion of Report&. Accounll payable. HOME OWNERS ·Relinonco Qonerol ollloo dutifl. Per- to tow fiXed reie": UN equity ton interested in the poaition for eny purpo•• . Leeder ohould oend loltor of intoroot Mortgoge Co.. 814·692· and re•ume by March 25 to: 3061 . Dr . • Hormon L. Koby. 'Rio Grenda Community Colle;• Went ' to corNtpond with . Ofllco. P.O. BoK 328 , Rio 23 Professional relatives or deacendent• of Orondo. Oh 4111174. Servic81 Thomat V•ndiver Jordan. who w11 born. marrted here. Help Wented: 5•1•• rwpre· Born 18421MI Ellu Fronceo Mntetives. techniciilnl, end McCoy. Aug. 1, 1BIO. Woo lnttal.. ra with e~tperience or · P~no Tuning end Repair. ton of Jame1 l . Jordan. lnterelt in ule1. repeir, Brunicerdi Mulic Co .• 441 · PleiN write to Betty Jorden and·or inttltletlon of Setal· 0187. Twentieth yoor of Tull, P. 0. lox 381, Lo Pone, lite TV syeteme. Looking for quality servic.. Line 01Colorodo 80531. hardworking, h-ot. oelf· niolo. 114·742· 29111. ttart. .. S•nd rea~m~~lo Joe Window tinting relident~l. Robo.no. Yn!tod Vlcloo . a coriunericel, • euto. Call - Give.iway 4 Commun~ationl, Inc. ·1541 Jocokon Pike. GoiHpollo. Oh 448 -9346. 45831. PIANO TUNING AND RE · Puppies. Pen AlredaJe Terri oro. 7 wMko old. Coli SocretlrY· rocoptlonllt with PAIR. Reduced rate1llmited 814-379·2313. bookkeeping-computer tK· time onlY. Werd'• Keyboard, or 1711· perience or tr•lnlng. Send · 304-675·6500 3824. . 4 small puppies 3A Beagle. resume 10 P.O. boK 989. Coli 814-2111-1348 . Golllpollo, Oh 45831 . PermeMnt heir removel. Found o_n our doorstep, Wontlld bobyoittor In my Profe11ionel Electrolylil Hours by ep· 111111ll18n female puppy with homo lor 3 yr.·old. with light· CHnic, New10 IIM·8 PM , collar.no name. 304·1715· houookooplng. Coli Mon .· pointmont. Mon thru Fri, 304·111· 8933. . Wed .• btt-n 8 a 4 ook for 1188. Dione, 441-6401 . ·m .RUliOI 2 ~droom . fuel oil furnece. full bllnment. priced on inspection ... to appreciate, coli bttwoen 1 :00 .ond 1 :00 304· 773·51 18 oftor 5 :00 coli 773-1188. 33 120 ecr.. 4 bedroom houM, Rt. 775. 9 mllu lrqm Gtllipollo. Minorol rightp. tobocco boso, a blm. "'P· proa. 85 ecrea ciNred l..,d . teo.ooo . Coli 114-3792288. live in one, Rent the other, one and 1 third •cre1. 2 bedroom houM end mobile home h•lf mile from Point Pleeaent City llmih, • 1 4 ,900 .00 . 304-875· 7308 or 114·448-8040 . Firm houte & 68 ecrea with toblcco bllu and min•el righ11. In Porter, Ohio on Cempeign Creek Rd . t41.000. Coil441·7247. By ~wner, newly Nmodeled teven room hou ... located rMI)Ir Harmon Perk , I•,.. lot with gerden •p•c• end .21,000. or •nume av,_ percent loen payment •111.00 includea tlllll end inturence, 304-875~1618 oltor 4 . Selling of ostoto . 111 t:47 ecres one hoUee, 3 barn1, one gerege, 58 1cres boltom lend rett in Pllture •nd timber. plus tobecco biN, 110,000. 121 100Yt ..... pesture •nd woodi81Jd. 123,000. 131 28 ocroa wll 11111 with 147 ecres or with 1001A! ICNiat 8X1rl COlt. (4) II ..,., 2 form )ICIII<Io pooturo ond woodlond 38 ocreo "'0 " I2I.OOO. ture end l&lWoodland One houo. .nd bornl18,000. All ocroo Noted 0 ,. morw or !too propo<ty IOCIIIO<I In Golllo County, Wolnut T!>Wtlohlp. Contec:t John Owen1. t14378·2178. No Suncloy collo ploooo. 32 Mobile Homea · for Sale NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUALtTY MOilLE HOME S"LES. "" 4 MI. WEST, GIILLIPOLIS, RT 31. PHONE 114·4417274. 1172 Iuddy 12x80, 2 bdr., good cond.. 2 olr cond. panty fumlohed. 11.400. Coli 441·3418. P-or, OH. PH. 992·6911 Situation a Wanted Public Sale Au«:!!on a Writa.. Roofing (a, NfW-,.IEPAII. IU-1 LONG Gutters Oownapoutl Gutter• Cleaned Painting Storm Doora 8o Window• SUPEIIOI SIDING CO. l I /) ,< I I v•R••••••• Co,......aun.rComploto llemodollng !'looting of ell Typlo WOitled Ill homo oroo 20 .,..,. ·. ~,,.. ledtMtet'' I 1• 1• "'· • cowa. 1614) 143•5425 J/1/ho. d. Farm• tor Sale 1.;_________ 1983 Noohuo mobile Komo. 2 br. 2 botho, ,_cor-. --... -•-~· '" ..,...oco, ••.. --trio. 304· 871· 4008. ~~~=~~;;~=== r chock, Building• 8 Y41'-.2~_63 1974 Kirkwood mobile home. hell ocro. 2 odd 'On room a. nice. need offer, 304-871 · 3030 or 171 · 3431. tl500 down•teke over PlY· 102 Wm Main St. Athens c-ty-Poug· 695-10111 or Mobile home with ••PIIndo. halt acre lot, reduced, Leon . W. Vo . Coil 304·1711-3030 "'87&· 3431 . Re·clalmed mobile hornn. MITCHELL'S HOME VIDEO CENTER Meigs County-Nat • 985-4452 949-2969 Owner tran1fetred, mUrt HCriflce, exc cond, 3 bed· room, finished blaement. 8112 per cent IIIUmableloan, minimal clo1ing costs. tt.IOO.OO down. Phone 304·676 - 1152 or 871· 1353 . - --- 1177 l'logont 14xl4. 2 bdr. Coil 114-245 - 5286 onytlmo. Painting • Carpentry, Wallpopring , lletwrfl J lwtllt/ • Howard L. leunderm•t for sele In Pomeroy. RHsoneble. Only lnterHted per10n• need cell 1114·982-11837 ond ook for Jerry . Homea for Sale CALl .. RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE 1·3·tfc ROUSH CONSTRUCTION Over 30 Vra. Experience' 992-6111 . Jo Hill 915-4466 Jun Trumll 949-ZftO Oottl1 Turn« 99'-5692 '85 Noedlecrah Calaiog- 150 plus designs . S2 + 50c.p & h. Books ·S2.50 + each p & h. 130-I-Fnllllo•·•z•H I • •..., E•••t•••t- PH. 992-2772 Henry E Cllllnd Jr. 62-12tlalllllnlllvd .. - -·. NY 1t3n. Pltnl NIRII, ~droll, Zip, .....,.rn Nu-. •: • lime, Pomoroy, OH. COIIIIERCIAL BUILDING in Pomtloy, - Owner would like an olfer on this business room, Call for details. REALTORS hanclling. Slncl,lo: . , Aiel 81'10111 Cr1ft1. ' 11 7 M1H 4' '"'"' ..... t. rtloaolien ony· r• • .., "' r• ... to •• ,•' liM .-..& w• haw• I•lly1ttrk. TYs, STIHOS; - nOVES~ · IEFIIGEIATOIS ' Cash and Carr POMEROY,O . ". Wtlltn AFill Tl•e Sh~ Tnhlelee NEW LISTING - New Lima GREG ROUSH Road - Appro•. 58 acres PH. 992-7611 vacant land wilh appro•. '-------'.1. U!.~ TJtne cash rates 700 ft. road lrontage lor · Include discounT . building sites. Includes all minerals Water & electric -----~----·-----lr-tl~av~ai~lab~le~.$~17~,9~00~.o~o.__-{~.~ ~=:~C~&~C~~4--­ I IAnnaunc:emenl 7032 '' JuSI lib Now. Addra•u------------ Public Notice ••· All 1 Y11r Old Or 1t11 Nam•·-------------------- Public Notice ~' o•1• FOR SAlE results. Monev notreflnldable. Phon•-------------------- ·' ....----------, .• AFFOIDAIU - POITAILI RENTAL APPliANCES Write vour ad and arde." mall with this coupon. Cancel your lid by phone wllen you gel •SPEED QUEEN lAUNDRY · ~-::!:~tsoe !H!!~e-!!!~!! • 2nd Avo. .....,.rt, •ZENITH • INGELS APPLIANCE RENTAL Gov1rnment homes trom t1 . IU ropolr). Aloo dollquont toK property. Coli 801' 187· 8000 ext. GH -4582 for informetion. - •SYLVAIIIA -Fent Perts & Snvlee 3·24·11C !JS N. AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR Dt1ler PH,-99.2-5682- H+·r-At- -or-992-7121 - Curb Inflation Pay Cash for Classlflacls and SavellbYI own· YOUR SAliS WE AlE New 1986 Springbrook 14x64, 3 bedroom t12,910. 1981 Spring brook 14K70, 3bedroomf, 2 both, t13.910. 1916 Jofrl 14~~t70. 3 bed.room, 114,910. 1985 Ook Cove 14•70. 2 or 3 bodroomo. 2 both, 115,950. Moot halMa .,. loltdad wilh opdons. Gerden tub, deluK• •pplien· ca1. extre inauletlon . cathedr•l ceilinga with fan• end much more. USE'D : 1971 Governor 12xeo: 3 -oom only •1100 . 1968 Uberty 12x45. 13500. Froo delivery 1nd lit· up. LoCited 2 ·mUH ·from the naw -·-- · RaV.niWOOd Bridge. June· Modern 3 bedroom hou .. ln tion of I· 77 and Rt. 2 . Mobile Hot1101. 304· the vill•u• of ChHter. Ohio. Gone'o Contact Glen Thom• 11 273•5136 . 614·985· 3671 . 1 2•85 mobile homo on 1 R'u ldc· Hills. Living room. 1crt ground. 2 bedrooina. Coli 114·742 ·2407 . . r~r11tion room, 3 bed· rooms~ 'h ecre privale lot; 8x1 0 wood building ond 1976 Feirmonl , 3 bed chain Hnk fence . Cell 81 4· rooms, 1 2x6&, all elec. 304-578·2852 . 992· 1811 . Old house for ule. Been 1984 Schult , 3 bedroom, ltove and dilhwe•ber, remodeled. 7 rooma and ref, rooted porch end sun deck. blth, new carpet. 2 loti. 2 central 1ir, vinyl u_nderpen· out·building• end garege. ning, 304-176·11376. Sell on time·YJ down pay· ment. Fiftence helf on land bedroom mobile home. conlfK't. Elnora Reynold•. 2MW under-penning, porch, 814·117-1148 . Moln St .. t 14.000 .00. 304-171· 7308 Coolville.' or 814·441-8040 . 2 bedroom. ell electric hom• in New Heven . Priced re11o· 1972 mobilo homo 1 2xl0. 2 neble by owner cell 304- br, new furnece. new hot wotor tonk. 304·871· 1010 882·2814 . or 875-4122 . GUN SHOOT UCIIII ••••n: .,., - ..., t 8 II I SAt. •GHt 6:30 , ... hctoii'V Cllello NG'S -- ...end-- ... CARPENTER SERVICE - II....... worlt -Concrete -Piumblotondwolll (f'" Elti"!"tal Y. C. YOUNG HI 992·6!15 t1r Hl!-JJ14 • PIAtlley, -ve . . . · !lfahord Jl..,...d•• 0\uallaRotl. Cal 304·271· 8 Wanted 15 To Buy ---· w. - - for Iota -dol Jim M"* c.,_.-Oiclo looo. IIIGotoeJ441·3172 School• lnatructlon 1--------FOR SALE DR LEASE , 1971 Shonnon 14x70. 3 bdr. Cell 614·n7-0214 or 114·311·8021 . -o 12~111 Torch 2-3 bdr .• unfumlahod. Hao oil a 1torma a homemad·e porchoo. Cel 448-7132 . 12x80 Schull 10x22 lt. porch, lo"'l-llot, Crown City. price - . . holtl flnonr:o. Coll814·211·1444. Auction IIVfry Frltley ntehtlit tho Hertford Community Contw. Truoktoedo of merohondloo _..., - · Conolt"*'t• o f - • U8od ......,htndioo 30118. lrnmedlete pot~e811on 2 homo, 2 ..;-. 1,224 lb. • - booo. ototo Rt. 114.123.000. Coli 814-241·1281 . . monto. E-Z credit doliwrecl froo In Ohio. lntorostlld7 Coll(814)772·1 220 or 773-3121. Moving muot ooll. 1173 Arlington 12xll0. 12x18 edd on. 2 bdr .. , _ oorpel, Ul>liOflllll;llng ti.!IOQ. ~I 448-1010. Muot ooll 1 4xl2 Joy 11ty11no complelily furn . eaupt bdr.. dryer, OOftlplototy ,underpinned. lx10 -•hot • ...._"'""'lot. ......... """"" "" Colo ltoy prtvoto 10111. IIPM. If Celt 448-7200 ttlw . commltf'clll property end now building, 70'•1 00' with 2 ocroo, 200' rood frontege no zoning r.C.ulred. 2 miH no<~h of Point Ploo-t, w. Vo. on I'll . 12. Phone 304· 171-1178 wttktleva. .304· 1711-7891 ovonlngo ond ' weekend•. 36 lott 8o Acreage • 1.14 ..... rootrictod with btoomont. -. · aunllnl-tor. Col 448-:11044 . . p~wlnt!ton - on flo. 110 Ill. bordolli'l IIH-oulbuilclingo. c-. IZI.-. ,._,, """' Cal 814; 381-1110. C o n _ , . - 1 -with fuonlohod MObile hoclllup lor o""""' home, ....a outbul. . .. Coli 448-3811. lie-. �35 Lots • Acreage LAFF-A-DAY o- 1 oc,. 1-1 lot "' Porter, lx12 bern, -tic "'""· ,..dy fo• houH or mobile home. C1ah or 64 Mi~e . Merchllndlee 57 Soars gordon tractor 1884 model 44' out, 111 HP. cast Iron ..."'Uiod llbout 1 0. . houro. now 'i:o~d- Coil •14388-8731. .:on~ troct. j:ollll1 4-388•9731. 2 level loto. 7 mlleo from to-. off Rt. 2 .. 304-171llell mer e p.m. Hard .!.!~,~:;''~;;~,!:· :;~~~: John •8oo. 100. Coli ovoninga 814-98&-41 1 II. 41 . 68 Vorl Airplane for 11le or troda for property. 1 91111 Boochcrofl Muakotoer, Coli 614-9923872. I dr I" Suppiii'S (;, IIVI:S!Ilt:k Haute tOr rent . $186 . per month. t100. d•pooit' Middleport. Coli 614 -992 2772. 1 bedrooni. fully furnished houae 1p1nment In Middle• port, All. utll!llos included. Coli- day 6 1<4-992' 2381 or Right 614-992-2609. ~ouM in Pomeroy for rent. Fully carpeted. 8190.00 par tnonth. Coll81 4-992-3064. 2 bedroom houH in Bel· lmude .,. ., fenced yerd, call 304-1176-7207 f11UII · IJave references. 1422 Pte11ant, Soction 8 approved. 304876-2722 . Aiverelde Apts. Middleport. Special rates for Senior Citizena . •130. Equol Houolng Opportunities. 614892-7721 . . Two bedroom epa'r tments in New Haven. NeWly remodeled in town. Cell 614992-74B1 . For rent: 1 bedroom furnished openmant. Colll14992 -6434 or 304-8822516. A PA~TM ENTS • .m!:!b'i!e homea. hou•••· Pt. Pleaunt end Gollipolio. 814-446 8221. Nice eptl in Henderson. 304-676 -1972 alter 5 PM . 42 ...M.o.bilt._H9.~.!!.~ -...:~- ~"~~::;:=~~;::::::::::for Rent Furniahed, no city taxes. Weter • Mwage furnished. 1te1utitul riverview. Ka ~ n1uga. Fatter's Mobile Homo Pork. 446-1602. 2 bdr. mobi .. home com· plltoly furnished. Conv. locatlon on At. 7 , no pets. Cell 814-246-6818 . 2 · bdr. mobile home In Crown City. Coil 814-25118<184. Nlc:o 2 bdr. mobile homo. completely furnithed. nice locotlon, no pats. Call 614245·6818. Troller for rent. 661 8ooch St .. Middlapon. Coli 614992-2368. Mobile home, 2 bedroom . furnished. central air;- n.tu• ral gel, on lergelot in Cemp Conioy, t176.00 plus utilitill, depoa~ with referencos, 304-675· 7666 altar 2:00. 43 Farms for Rant 45 ecrea good fletfarm land. 110 aero, Rt. 7 , 9 miiH below Gollipollo, oh . Call 814-258-8038 between 1 &7PM . 44 46 .-2-1 ·1n. color mooo1. Call Ron Croughers 448-7243. Restouront Equipment. to- . ble1 and ch1ira, coolers. atainle11 ateel sinkl. ca1h regi1ter. fronl and ttack bar. '304-875-1080: ... ·- 66 Building Supplies Eerly Amerlcen 10f1 bed f76, Eorly American wing back chelr with onomon BuikUng Matarilll 8126.' Coli 446-48118 olte• Block. brick, sower pipes. &PM . · windows. lintell, etc. Claude Wintero, Rio Grande, Couch & ch.Wr good used. 0. Coll814-246-5121 . Call 446-3530. block. all alzea. Pickens usod furniture. 304- Cement building meterials. Gelllpolls 876-6483 or 875-1 460 . Block Co., 123~ Pin• St .• Goliipolio. Ohio 45831 . Call RICK'S NEW AND USED 448-2783. FURNITURE. Usod otovoo ~r.d -refri;e:-:torJ.--C-cmFrC BlOCk. briCk, - morter and our prlce1, 11ve todey . masonry aupplies. Mountain Phone 304-773-5430. State Block, At. 33, Now Hoven, W. Vo. 304-882Sofa, choir, coffoo "'bla, 2 2222. end teblea and phone table. all In good condition. 304.§.?~ :~@.1:1""·-- - F1.1rnishad Rooms SWAIN AUCTION 81 FURNITURE For rent Sleeping Roome 62 Olivo St., Oolllpolls. Now end light houso kooping a. uHd wood-cool stoves, II rooma. Perk C•ntral Hotel. pc wood LR suite U99. Coli 614-446-0766 . bunk bodo 1199, ontron reclinera *99, new & used Furniohod room. f100. Utili- bedroom 1ultll, ranges. tiel. range. ,.,, Shore bath. .wringer waahera. • 1hoes. Man only. 919 Soc .. Gollipo- New JJvingroom aulte1 lls . 446-4411 alter 7 p.m. 81 99-t699. Iampo, olso buying coal • wood stovis. Coll814-446-31119. 46 Space for Rant 62 CB, TV, Radio Mobilo homo lot, ~ 2'•60' or 1mal.. r. *715 weter paid. 4th & Noll, Gallipolis . Coli 4484416 after 7PM. COUNTRY 'MOBILE Home Perle. Route 33, Nonh of Pomeroy. La191 lots. Call 614-992-7479. Equipment C.B.. 3 pes Siltroni•. Moon Reker 4'1, C.D. 44 roter. coax. and switch box. t600.00 . Polomar 300 omp $260.08, Oak Mobla CB $40.00. 304-875-2700. ' HILLCREST KENNELS Boarding 111 breeda. Heated indoor- outdoor fecilllies . AKC Dobormon puppies: Stud Service. Call614-4467795. Judy Taylor Grooming. Call 114-3117-7220. Bri1rpatch Kennell Profesolonal All-bNod grooming. Indoor-outdoor boording focilttin. ~nglilh Cocker Spaniel puppioo. Call614-3889790. Drogonwyild Cattery Kennel. CFA Himalayan, Perolon end Silmeso kittens. AKC Chow puppies. Call 814446-3844 otter 7PM. · AKC Chihuo- Trailer Iota, sewer and water L:::-::-::c:::--=--:-"""'~ fumiahed . will t•ke- OM -M-tsc. Marc h an-d'118 1I.m.ll Ch'.ld. 304-67.5 -1076. AKC Registered Brlnonv Sponlal puppies II wooks old . .5. Oak Hill, Oh. Call Kneufl Firewood Split· 96% 47 Wanted to Rant 614·682-7549 . hardwooda. You pick up or we deliver. HEAP vendor. Beauliful AKC Registered Want to rent large level 614-258-8241. Norwegien Elkhound, 3 ground. 1 acre for gerden Umestone, Send. Gr1vel. mos. old. Coli 814-258spot. Call 446-237B . Pick up at Richards & Son. 1117. Coli 448-7785. The Bird C1g1: Baby pare· keels. cockatiels. variety of M e rr:h~ndi se SPECIAL cut slabs 6 PU finchee. feed and loods delivered in dump . supplies. . Cages, ·can 614-986truck e 1 OO(or 21oods 11 80. 4212. pickup 115. Coli 61461 Household Goods You 245-6804. . .:=:='--------';::_-"'-- 67 Apartment for Rant Musical lnstrumanta Gibson flat top Dove guitar. like now 1760. Coli 1 -614· 446-8639. :JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equal Housing O.pportunity) monlhly rent llert• at t183 for 1 bodroom and -1198 for 2 bedroom, dopoolt '200. locoted noor Spring Voiloy Plaza and Foodland. pool and Coble TV avoilabla, houro 01 pooslblo 10 am to 4 pm ond 7 , pm to 9 pm Monday-Friday, Call 4482741 or leave menage. Redecorated 2 bdr apt., ex.c. locotlon . Regency Inc. Coli 304-11711-7283 876-6104 or 1711-113811. 10 fl slide and 8 It slldo in lruck campers, 304·87611'173. I Se rvic es Home Como tho Brideo ~ Ulde Houso on tho 12 Autos for Sale TOP CABH Poid for '80 model end newer uaed cars. Smith 8ulck-Pontloo, 1911 Eo_,. Ave .. Otdlipolle. Call ., 4 -448-2282. ())Entertainment Tonight (!J Whool oi Fort0 CIJ Wheal of Fortune ()) (ill MacNeii/Leh,.r ' Truck• for Sala 1979 Ford Super' Cab F160. 4-WD. auto.'- AC, crulso, lino-o-bod, AM-FM, 448-4422 .' BORN LOSER guar1n1ee. I·references furnished . FrN esdmalea. · Coli colloct 1-614-2370488. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. R o e r • B • 1 e m e ·n t •. O.JR i'C'a'\011151" MIJST 6€ , ,; N- 1985 Nio11n PU King •· ....~~"·~·""""'"1 ~--.!..:? t .. V..e M~..~ ~ ~~ ""+"~~!! ,_Azt4.... ~.!'tO. ._'!.'11~""·­ --::-:--=----::--:---- Fostbock-noods engine . •10.100. Co11441-7029. t Body good oond., 1100. Coli 61 Farm Equlpman J a. J 's Siding Vinyl a. 614-367-7118. 1984 Bronco II low miles, 2 eluminum siding a. roofing. tone paint, PS . AM-FM estimate•. Call 614Free J D 2 row planter. t-cco 79 Mus.. ng 4 B-ttock. ca. now rodlolll .... sonor.ll pt. chlzol plow. JO apeed . . Call priced reduced. Coil 814- 367-7468. 8 ft. WIINI - dliC.- - Now· 949-2283 : ~ .. 388-8861llnytimo. • Michael' a Painting end WalHolland hoy rake, 3 pt. poll hole digger, sickle mower, 8 1983 Mullong, 4 opd, 4 cyl. '87 Chov two ton truck. lpapering. Call 614-742 fl . drag dloc. Coli 814-268- air, pi, pb. hotchbock, sun combination, dump. cetlle· 2328. - -- - - -le128&. roof. Col 258-81141 . rack and grain bed, faircond. -,-D· a. M Contractors. VInyl 304-876-211111. end ,aluminum siding - . Wagon running gNrs t196 1981 Oldo Toronodo exc. & up, corn planter 96 & cond. fully looded, mullaoll. 1882 GMC 4x4 ~ ton replacement Window• · ,up, 1 & 3 b11nom <.plowa Coli 448-3428. H.O.P.S . . P.B. outo t,.nl. In aula tl ng ·roofing · e191& up, dloc •121& up, 1.2 dieMI, 21,00() rnll . remodt~~Jing and new cOnstruction -guitars . Call pond scoop e60 & up, hay 1 977 Orand Prf• 114,000 304-875-7161 . . 304-773-6131 . baler 1396 & up, hoy rokos mlloo, sharp. 1972 Chov, 8326 a. · up, Sickle Bar lmpalo, r,od shape. Coli 1984 Ford F 180, 4 spood, mowers *3215 • up, buah 448-049 oflor 1:30. overdrive, Ronger A pkg. Spring 1pecial: Gene's deep hog •2911 & up, 9 fl. hoy AM-FM COIIOU, 13,000 steam carp•l cleaning . Scotch gu1·rd. free eatlbind 1796. Mouay Fergu- 1977 Ford Grone do 1400. miloa. 304-11711-2419. matoo. Coli 614-992-8309 son Hoy conditioner UOO, 1978 Chevy Monzo UOO. front and loedor 12110. Coli Coli 61<4-379-2703. or 114-742-~211 . e14-2ce-es22. 73 - Vii'ili & 4 W.O . . RON'S ·~Tel1111111on~Servia:-1980 VW Rabbit, 4 dr .. Late -modal 81 HP Coso hatchback, delu•e plc.g .• 1984 Bronco AT. PS. PB. Specializing in Zenith end dleul tractor t4,396. John AM-FM. radio, AC, auto Motorola. Quazar. and tilt. AM-FM cooMtte. houso calls. Coli 304-576Deere 1010 traclor·runs • trans. rear detroit. new air, looks now 12,006. 9N Ford tlroa, 12,1911 . .1977 vw t1,600 toke ovor poymento. 2398 or 614-446-2464. tr1c1or. new battery-tune Dither atlltlonwegon. euto, Coli 448-2715 . .up-point .t 1,6,9_6,.Coll .ti1J-. tre:::. ·"AM· FM rc!ll¢; Fony Troo ' 1978 F<1rd von removil . .Trimming. Cill '"3'04'stump' 6 7 5 - .... ' 2B8-81122 . defroal. new tlr111, AC. · . Calloflor8PM, 1331 mllng•. reel .lhei'p•. Interior Spring Special: 24'•30'x8' 11 , 195 . Cell 814-3B8wilh 16'x7' garege door a 9896. SERVICE. e•1 977 Dodge 'A ton window RINGLES'S service door. 83.888 perienced carpenter, electrl· erected. Iron HatH Bldga. 1983 Dodge Colt 4 spd .. ven. Automatic, eir condi- .::ian. maeon, painter. rooftion, redlalo. Good condi814-332 -9746 collect. 1982 AMC Spirit 4 opd., tion. t1800. Call 814-992- Ing !Including hot tor opplication) 304-676-208B 1978 dodge Aspon auto, Tobocco ootter. Coli 1t1 4- 1878 Plymouth Fury auto. 3194. or 876-7368. 367-7198 or 448 -1871 John's Auto Soles, Bulovlllo 1978 Dodgo Romchorger ovo. Rotary or cable tool drilling. Rd. Call446-4782. 4x4. Power 1teering. powet Moat well• completed 1ame brakes. air conditioning. Maisey Fergu1on 136 di...l 1977 Monte Corio high dey. Pump 81111 and servltractor. Excellanl condition. miluge. ex.c. running cond .. Good condition . 19B2 coo. 304-896-3802. Dodge Chorvor. Low mi14100. Now Hoiland boler. no oil, body fair. Call loogo, air conditioning, nt880. Larve boloo of hoy, oflor !, 814-258-12114. & D Homolmprove-nto. tirH. IIIIo now. coli 1114- B t20. Con deliver. Coll614repl1cement windows. 742-20211. 992-7401 . aluminum ·ooffit, vinyl sid1 982 Camero iutomatlc Ing, continuous gutters, free 301 engine, AC, cruiae Starting new S end L Farm control, AM·FM B·track, 7B Suboru Brat. 83,000 •ltimatea, all work gu~ren­ mil••· Exc. cond. 304· 876- '""· Spring Discount .. Call Equipment. Corn planters, 18.600. Call 448-73611. 8217. mowen. plows. drag harevaningo, 304-1178.~ 644 . ' rows end bale oorrlers. Call 1979 Thunderbird Town '76 Chevy Blozor. 4x4. 4 814-843-6166. Landau, full power, moat inch lift, olumn whoolo, n- Cement Finisher. RiCk Garfoctory options, burgondy, 12.33 tlroo, 811,000 mlloo, field. 1114-985-4484 . New drriiiY•••·a. parking loll. Any 82,600. Coli 1114-448- 304-882-3190. 63 Llvastocl! lace old 0677. _:________ 1983 S 10 Bloror, automi tlr .-ps_ -pa, excen•n• Reglttered Ouerter horse condition. 304-676-1036. brooding Irish Ray by AQHA 82 Plumbing Champ: Tonto Ber Ouest 8o Heating 'AAA'. Coli 446-3BB9 . 1 972 Oodga Chollenger per- 74 Motorcycles formance 340 auto trans., Boor hogs. Cal 814-379- 81 ,100 . Call 304-675CARTER'S PLUMBING 1 980 Horely Davidson 2146 or 814-379-2370. 7278 or 304-875-58114. AND HEATING Sportstor, 3,000 miles. Cor. Fourth and Pine Arabian Stallion at alud. 1979 Chevrolet El Camino 12.600. Soaot Betz Honda. Gallipolis. Ohio Pure br!llld and part Areblen Super Sport PS. PB. outo. Phone 814-446-3B88 or 1982 Hondo CM450 I for eale . Ask about our tilt whool. cruloc. AC. cua614-446-4477 1peed ov•rdrlve. firing, lncentl~ program. R & J tom topper. Cl 441-7200. windshield. radio, 2,600 Arobian. Leon. W. Vo. 304JIM 'S PLUMBING .. HEAT 468-1082. Gonerol Lao 1 988 Dodge mil••· e•celle:nt cond . , ING. Rt. 1. Box 366, Galli-· t1 .200. Co11 .448-4316 . Charger. 440 on gino. 4 sp. polls. Coll614-367-0676. 8oby goo to for oole e1 0 . trans., e•cellent body and 304-6.7 5-6043.,_ " . Interior. Southern car . 1981 Hondo CR 80R, e•. t2100 . Coli 1114-742- --cond. Coli 441-3584. 83 Excavating Holstein cowl and bred 2603. 1983 Harley Dovidson tour hoiforo. all A.l. end BHIA leJiad. Herd average 1 972 Volkawogon, good ,gilda, full droll. AM-FM I 18.000 lba. overstocked condition. ongino rebuilt re- ater.o can.. new cond .• Good-1 . E•cavating; basereason for selling. 304-882- cently, good tlros. t100 . 4,000 mi.· Call oltor I PM, menta. foOters. drivewaye, Mptic tank$, landscaping. 2086. Phone 304-882-31192 after 448-21111. Coil onytimo 614-448 6 :30. 1 Yamaha 80-CC din bike, 1 4637, Jamesl. Davison, Jr. 2 riding horoound 1 ooddla, ono gaited, all t850.00, 1974 Plymouth Scamp. Yomoho 100 CC din bike, 1 owner. phone 304-676-28&3 . *1&0.00 . Need• aoma Yo moho 21iOCC otNet a. din framework . · Rune good . bike, 1875 Toyota Colico. 4 Dozer Work land clearing, Good ttros end boilary. opd., naw ttros. Ctll 614- lendscaping, etc. free eslimotn. Call 446-8038 or 64 Hay & Grein 1881 GTO. Rul good-y. 258-8838. 992-7119 anytime. t!IOO.OO. Topper for Chovy S-10, II ft. bed. t180.00. 1974 Honda 750 with forring rock & helmet U50. Coli 814-982·11080. Coli 614-2411:1120. 84 Electrical • Rllfrigeration Yomoho .dirt bike 1400 cc.) All I'Odona. cou 1-.304-77311387 before 8:00 p.m. *' J~Ellle€~T. ATif~TI~l< AJ.Jo FtlS$!;5'5i>D a: A I"'~OW '+OJLD lpJ <,.. -~ ~- c.bt-lstro< rlfl,f.K/<l,l,T ff.!';PI-J.6b!:rY . .. . ~ou AProR lD Furnished gorogoopt. t'bdr .. '21'11 Nell. Avo.. Oolllpolio t235. utMitieo pold. Coil 4411-44'18 aflor 7PM . Ha~ ® Whool of Fortune G liJ Entortairvnent R€Q.itREMall'5. Tonight • -WKRP in Cincinnati ·- ·-[HBO) Fraggle Rock NORTH 8:00 II Cil TV'.s Bloopera & tKae PraC1ical Jokes Tonight' s .75 practical joke victims are tQU Mariette Hartley and Pat +AQtJ2 Morita. (60 min.) By JIUIIft Jecoby WEST (]) Cisco Kid Ullillg attitude leads against ootAIU4 USFL Footboll: Denver is a modem development. .AK .JUBU ot'llouston a low card suggests that your t7UZ tin -· .& •a .._ . _ ~... MOVIE: ~Sp~ngfiei~ " +j~~"td':be~i~~-soutte of.ldckBJor vour_ ·~ · - ' · - ' " .---1 ··-.-·· 11) Hordcostle a. 1 · a liiilf spot-card · sufi- " SOUTH McC:ormlck [CCI Hardcasgats that your honon are in another tH3 lie helps clear a man of a 10ouit. .Q 10 63 year-old murder conviction . In today's deal, world champion tAKJ! (60 min .) Kathy Wei was East. Playing attitude +K7 (}J Public- H::!th Comm!s.,_ lead: agai::t -~trump helped her Vulnerable: Both aion make a line defensive play. West ied Dealer: South 0 CIJ lit ~recrow and a· bear!, a nonnal long-suit lead, but Mrs. King Lee is Amanda's cllole the eipt to show weakness in w..t Eoot S..tlo only hope when she is poithe salt. Kathy woa the king of hearts soned. 160 min.) IJid CODIIiclered the dele~. Since the Pass · z+ Pass 2NT (I) Or- Performances 1 Pus 3NT Pass Pass (jJ) Uvin;r 1'1Goot cr.~o -Sky ~ lle,lrt . ~lg!IJ . '!1'111 a .fJlfY. bi,.., SI!Qt.. ' .···'·· i>U."' _, - ---Above.' The master ·of card, it was likely .t bat any bigh cards flight, tho alb~tross, is ex· in Wellt'l lwKI would lie In spades, theo amined . (60 min.) other anbld ltlit. But how should that Ope~in& lead: • Cecil Todd Ministries suit be attacked to take best advan[HBOI MOVIE: ' All tho tace of cleclarer'a pouible weakness? After a lltUe thoupt, Kathy selected Rivers Run' [CCI Pi.rt 1 [MAXI MOVIE: 'Twilight the killing defeue, the one specific Zone - Tho Movie' card ID ber band that could set the trick, because anotiier spade would be 9:00 II Cil (!) MOVIE: 'Private conlroct. Slle thrust the spade queen led and ducked by West, maintainllig Sosslono' the defenden' communielltiOil to bel! (]) 700 Club oato the table. (J) e <HI MOVIE: 'Thio Note the result. Declarer could not the contract. Altbouch a low spade lead from w~e for Hire' [CCI develop the DiDth trick without pving { e CIJ Cit bte & Allio Allie up lbe lead to .East. who would then East might be effective, declarer is upset wHen Jennie stan s lead another spade .throuch South's J- would bave a cbance to break ap showing signs ofadolescent g to net five tricks for the defense. communication by putting up hll rebellion. Note abo that declarer·could not win jack, forcing · West to win the ·~ !ill Sentimental Journeys by allowing the queen to hold the prematurely. g MOVIE : 'Tycoon' 9 :30 0 ()) (jO Newhart Dick's restoration plans for the inn showing length, not strength ANNIE •• YOU THIHH YOU ~2 rn FOUND TttE AG/1 GHAOOO?. AN II HE'6 A ·-·. . ()) e ft• •a !:!"':.;_~ill CILJde keepinq hi6 equipment are interrupted bv what apto be sabotage . warmr 1 0 :00 ··oiel "M' for '81 Toyota Torool, I'Od, 75,000 miloo, V. O .C .. 13.600.00 . 304-8712700. 1 family 3 bdr .. unfurnished gorogl opt .. 1 mo. dap. & rof. roquirod. Coli 4413711. Furniehod efficiency • 188 utMIIOI pd .. siftgl. .duit, 820 41h Avo.. Oalllpollo. 4414411 eft• 7 p.m . 72 Volloy Fumituro, now & uood. Llrgo Hctlon of quality fllrnlttmt. 1218 Eo-n Ave .. G..ipollo. Truoke for lale 1117 Chovy \!!ton ,U, - d oond. 1100. Call 448-7121 .,.., beiL11elltl 4-1. ' ""1° roomi" & INIIh. tor rent f'u rnlahod, utilltioo furnlohad, UOO mo. Coli 4413713. ' cob...,_ Ciuloo,t.400 "· ........ hlteh. v ,. IIIIo - - Col after 814-371·2712. .,M, Uphol•tery MOVIE: 'Blue '-'' 10:30 Cll Togot'-: lloonos 11 :00 II Cil Cll Cil 0 ()) ® • liJ News · (])BIIICoobyShow (!) NFL Superatan Men Who Played tho Game (1) Bobby Jones: Gospol · ·g Robort Allen Seminar 11 :30 II CIJ Cil But of Carson Tonight's guests are Michael Landon. Ron Lucas, Aif Supply and the M1gh1y • Carson An Players . (RI 160 min.) Cl) BHt of Groucho (J) SpwtsConlor (I) WKRP in Cincinnati QIJ) Simon & Simon Cll Latenight Amoric:a ®Taxi (DJ ABC Newa Nighttine Spocilll The economic. social and political problems of South Africa e are examined. (60 min.) [HBOI MOVIE: 'HOt Dog, The Movie' · 1 1 :45 [MAXI MOVIE: ' Richard Pryor: Here and Now' (CC) 12:00 (])B..,. • Alen (J) USFL Footboll: Denver stHoudon C1J ABC Nows Nlghtllno SpocW The economic, social and political problems of South A.frK:a are e•amined . A DADBURN I.O.U. 11) 12:1 II 12:30 I;;::;::;:::;:::;== 1·77 Aut R 1 .. lodv lhop. Loouot Rd. 1'1-"'--- Poet K&K . , _ l!ottmotoo. 814-111- R & M Furniture Monulooturing, 8t. Rt. 7, c~ City, Oh. Clll 114-211&;. 1410. call Eve. 441-3438.". , Old & n - Uphosterod . 0 IP8 r 4174. -------~.~-------- .... a ()) rn 1 - or state SPeck Lata Nl8ht with David tenorrnon Tonight's guests are Jay Leno and Joe K~1inger. (111160 min.) ciJ Love n.t Bob McMillon & Wife 'Buried Alive.' (R) (90 mln.l (1)1~CIJ lonny Hill Show eilJCNN Hoocline Nows • Wild. Wild WHI IHBOI MOVIE: 'Dog Day Aftwi I W»>i ' . (J) Dobie Gillla (I)Ent..,..,mllfltTonighl ClJ N-/Sian Off [MAX) MOVIt: 'Under Firo' (CC) Cl)lechelor Father CIS Newo Nfllhtwotch 1 :00 1 :1 ti 1 :30 ~ PEANUTS AsK 'I'O,U SOMETHING? WELL, LEl ME' SEE .•• \-lOW CAli I PUT IT 7 . WHEN SOMEONE POESN'T KNOW HOW TO f'liT IT VOU KNOW I{OIJ''IIi SEEN PUT! I ---- 2 :00 I ~1!: ·~Of the hll Gun' 2 :111 (I) MOVIE: 'ThoN'e a Girl In My loup' 2:30 3:00 (J) 700 Club (J) SportsContot 3 :30 (J) Coltogo Bookotbllll w.,_ Report ... Magnani DOWN fihnrole ·ephant's- 1 Check %Suffer from 10 Substance lnpetfume 12 Sym- 3 Exacer- bated Yesterday's Answer Walden - . 5 Consent 13Wine .,.-. 4 'Thoreau's metrical ' 6 BroomZl Hi!iary 3t Yule tune of the ' climbed it 33 Syrian 17 Horse · comics ZZ Investibishop's cmunand 7 Gardner gator tiUe 18 Oklahomli a Citrus 23 Alder 34 Broadway city tree light 1J -Matgret 11 Adolescent U Two fivers Z4 Opposite 35 Marine !II Horse 11 Jane of nothing bird show 15 Interfered tree maneuver 24"- Med Peter" Z5Each Grey's title zo Jai alai M James 3t Region - carter 31 "My - za Aqueous and Only" .. - MEulogy !'!"Doctor Zhlvago" director :IS Slezak .. , orBreman !II Hockey great 31Freight 31 Detective '· (sl. ) 3ZBertParirs h<metown Sl •ounemoke CIJ MOVIE: 'The Wrong --u - - .' Bar order 41 Drift 41 Dullard Ulfave faith in -. DAILY CRYPTOQUOTES- Here's how to work it: a (() DO '(()U MIND IF I TRISTAT.E U'HOLITERY SHOP 1183 8oc. Avo., Oollpolio •· 014-448-7833or 814-446: 1833. . = 1184 Dotlao Rem Doluu B & M TIREI, Tiro dNio, Cuotom Whoola. CoH for ilrlall 104-JII -1411. IInce 1871 . 87 lSI~~,." til" - ACROSS :::---.:--:-:--:::----- - -· 1872 Oodgo ChoHongor high performance 340, ••to~natlo tr•nemleelon, 11800.00. 304-1711-7271 or 8711-1114. .- ~([)'-(j;~~CigriW.,-iiiCI--- ~ ---. ""by1HOMAs-JOSEPH ~ - • FumiiMd efficiency 107 2na, Avo .. Golipolla. Sho,. beth. neo utllllln plld. ldulls. Call 4<:1-44 18 aft or 7PM . ,. No"' SNAKE!! Booo Tl'llckor 2, bou boot Jemes Boy·• · Waler Service. t with 40 NP MorcuiV motor. Also pools filled." Coli 814- ; 11116 Mlnnkoto troll motor. 2118-1141 o·r . 814-446- • Supor liaty. 2 bettorloa. Too ,1176 or 614-441-7911 . ; many tatna to lilt. 142110. Colll1o4-9811-4387. Ken' a Water Servtce. Wells. 'i claterna,. pools filled. Phone 614-387-0123 or81 4-36778 Auto Parte 7741 night or day. ~ 8o AccaNOrlel Waugh ' l Water Service. ~ N- P-11. 4 opeod t,.na- Wetl1. cisterns. POOls, reaaomlooion for 1174 ~ ton Ford nabla rate1. Night or day ..:., Pickup . Coli 814-742- Colll14-258-1240. 3084. . A RUDDER CIJ Jeoperdy FILL.11\058 Seml- General (Answers tomonoW) Jumbles: INKED GUA RD FERVO R MURMUR An swer: Th is is a stern necessity on a boat- e M\l::H · • 86 Saturdav s I Nawlhour ' A Str.,ger io · 19 ft. Alumo Croft boll. 90 horoc Mercury motor with po-r trim. Coll448-31114. , ®News CiZ N- Name That Tuno • Jofferwons 7:30 II Cil Tic Toe Cough rn College Basketboll • ·""""""""""'"'"i~"""".............._""'-.....,""' ·~·- """"'"" i· ···"'~=~·-~•·;-·'~==="":~:=.::==~~ (J) 0 ()) Family Feud 1~~~·~~~~~r:-- l- Furniohod 2 roomo & bath, down1uin. clean. adult only, no palo. Ref. required. Coi1448-11111 XX I ) HIS ( I I I I I ) Ms-. ( Prairi• 71 j KI l .INVOIL Poniolly furnished 2 bdr. gorogo openmont, Adults only, -urily deposit. Call lifter 3PM «1-8279-.- fumlohod officlortCV apt., LR-DR combination, kitchon & Nth. P - . 8ocurity dap. & roforenco. (:all 448-4807 or 448-2802. ' - ordlnowy- ==~==~~~-·-,.-t~ - 69 For Sela or Trade town. Call 446-11143 or 446-4289 for mora infor' mation. Unscromblo-lourJ-. ono-toMCII- toform . 3nataa 1972 Koyot FDNster 15' travel troller. Call 614-3B89889 anytime on wHkend, efter wukdays . Fruit 8o Vegetables · 81 3 bedr. 1p1. cloll to down- '• ftfNNl fi}ft fil TltAT •ICMIIBIID WOIID QAME. a/J \!{I ~~ by Honri Arnold and Bob LaO 79 llllotors :Homa• 8o Camperl 110 cobbogo plonts 89c. onion 1eb 39c lb. Mid pototooo, best opploo anyFirewood for sale. ·soft or who,., all other frulto and hard wood. Coli 614-742- · vogotlbloa. B&S Produce, 3064. Viand St., Pt. Ploooont. l!ouM tor" ••nt. Coli 3048711-7283 676 -6104 or 671-6388. . Television Viewing Auto Repair 4141: . ~lotop The Daily Sentinei- Page- 9 Ohio P•raoria Body Shop. Loculi Rd. Pt. Piouont . Limited . point job spoclol •1110.• Phono dotllill 814-985- Ouilor. Le11 2 yeera old. New condition. 1300. Call 814742-2988 . Rowloigh Productl, _ Madicotod Ointment, VGo~r Sproy, Skokloc Productsloll Conditioner, Joyce Sautors 814-992-7825. Hou1a1 for Rent 77 Mutlcal lnltrumantt . Kimball Artist Conoole plon.o . l'irfect condition. ·1,011 · then hoH prtoo It teH.OO. Coil 814-882-6465. 8300 dtill; · Mondey, Mardl18, 1986 Monday, March 18. 1985 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio .. AX:YDLBAAXR !&LONGFELLOW One letter statlds fur an otht; r. In this sample A is used for the thn!f I.'s X for till' lwn ll'•, l'lc. Single letters, apoetrophes, the iength and fonnation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. ·· CRYPI'OQOOrE IJ S AOUJ IZPS WV AOUJSU MCL Cl C J'WOA BJSV . ., ·! 3-18 zu I J S IACVVZG UVCZT ' U KCGS . CYWYLPWOU Y•terdey'•Crl=&e: TilE FEUDW'IHA.T'S MEAN IS ALWAYS THE UFE AND SUN- .AROUND TilE SHINE OF SOME LODGE.- KIN HUBBARD • -. �• Paga 10~The l)aily Sentinel Emergency squa. kept busy Area deaths John il. \Yorkman Tul)pel'S PlainS unlt . tr8JIIj)OI1ed Nlnecallswereanaweredoverthe . weekend by untis of the t,lelp Raymond LarldnS from hli 'l\lppi!I'S County EmereePcY Medical Ser· Imogene ScottO'Nelll. . . . A retired ·oecatl!t' Township " Mason, Friday evening tn Mt. as a result of an automobile accident. Born July 23,1958,1nPomeroy, he was the son of John M. and Carol J. the 'School District, O'NelliattendedCenterPotntUnlon MissiOn Church In Utile Hoeklng. Survivors Include his wife, Jane, at home; two daughters, Mrs. construction. He attended the Christian Brethem Church tn Mason, CUlton Untted Methodist Church and was a memberoftheSonsofthe American Legion Post 140 tn New Haven and thei.B.E.W. Local4951n stepson, Leonard Parsons, of kersburg; three stepdaughters, Patsy Plauche of Parkersburg, Joann . Dalhlem, Buckhanrion, W.Va., and Sue Preston of Mel· ~~~.~F~l;a:;·;; . brothers, Lay- . Airy, N.C., Monday. . .rch 18. 198& Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio · vice; flvecallJilnSalllrdayandfrur oaSunday. . . At 9:16a.m. onSalllrday, Middleport wu called to 383 Alh St. for Myrtle !-Iarrison who W8l treated but not transported. At 9:43a.m., Pomeroy went to :100 Lasley St. for Norma Goodwin who wu taken to Veterans Memorlill. Middleport weni to 128 MIU Sl. ·it 1: 53 p.m. for Pam Alley to Veli!llns Memorial. At 5:06p.m .. Potne!bywascalledto Kingsbury Rd. for Allee Plan~ who was treated but not transported. And at 5:11 p.m. on Saturday, the Rutland fire ~twas called to the' Pauline Allklnll residence oo New Lima Rd. where a nre had startf!!l tn a milking barn. On Sunday at l2: 44 a·n;t·· the ~=iJ~~n~kF~~~~an~d~M~rs~~~~~~ (Cindy) L Hesson, J-lartford; a Fla., and ClaytonO'NelliolAthens; nephew and niece. TYler and Rlkkl ·two sisters, Delete Seckman, ParHesson, Hartford: paternal grand- · kersburg, and Aileen Welch, Cutler; parents. Raymond and Verlle and 20 grandchildren. Workman, Point Pleasant; materHe was preceded tn death by his nat grandparents, VlrgJnia · v. first wi!e, Bethel, who died In 1.977; CLEVELAND <AP) -Holders of Russell, West Columbia and the late and by a sister. · slx wtnntng tickets will share EddieRussellandseveralauntsand ' . Services wm be held at 1 p.m. Satunlay's "Ohio Lotto" jackpot of . Wednesday -a t the Whtte F)lrierat uncles. $2,909,418, state lottery officials saki.. There will beaprlvateservlcefor !-lome tn CoolvUie Willi Rev. Roy · Each ticket llsted all six numbers famliy only at theparent'sresid~nce Deeter officiating. . In tbe game -1, Tuesday, 11 a.m .. with the Rev. Burtal wiD be . tn the Coolville 'J:C,)JWA.OO no\..¥.,1~.GE-=&naiil·hinnm ID Venice F1a. are . · drawn and39: '" J'ail'le'!n'1'W1libtll~11rtlitg:tltinai\viii'~&Jm;te., . · ~--~~·-----~ Sunda B.fter a tomado 8 --ed the ' ur1n . Ohio Lottery officials did not be at the Union Cemetery, Letart. Frlends may call at the funeral Y P lbrou&h area, lnJ g tmmedlately anoounce how many Callinghoursaretodayfrom6to9 home alter 2 p.m. on Tuesday and about 40 people and kUling two. A Sara8ota County Sheriff's tickets had five or four of the p.m. at the Foglesong F)lneral until !he time ·of services on Depariment spokesman said about 24 homes were deetroyed numbers and how much money Wednesday. . . II!-~ ad-!1~§!!:9~L!\f'.e:cM!.d.-o(AP.La8erphoto). · . Home, Mason. holders of tJK,se tickets would win. ~'"•---••-·· '·";;; ,r..,,.,.,_,.~~ •A'<~¥ •·· """""''--"""''"'·:"'"''~~_., • ............, __""~*'~· •o,~.r·-~-• -~-f'<'...•,.,._~...,..,_.....,.•.,..,,.,,~~-"'-=··--o...-..r~ ""-=" , Five lotto winners Plallls resldelle(. to CAmden-Clark Memorial Hoepltsl. The f'oaW!Ioy unit wu called to King Rldlle Rd. at 3: SO p.m. for Walter Kina who was transported to Veterans Memorial. At 7:11 p.m., Middleport to 128f'n J1owell St. lot Mark Hannin8 to Veterans Memorial. And at9:01 p.m .. pomeroy wenl to 206 Butter· nut · Ave. for Jack Landers . to Veterans Memortal. went Tonight, clear. Low ·~. Tues· day, partlY cloudy. High~. The chance of precipitation is near zero tonlghtanOllli*ttt!lrt ~ay. EJdEaded Forecut . -~ _ ByNANCYYOACHAM SentlneiSUII Writer · Pomeroy VIUage wDI be applying to the Ofito Department of Development for funding under the Community Development Block Grant Small Cities Program tor housing rehabilitation and extension of water and sewer llnes. Inspection set Evangeline Chapter 172 of the Temple. Plans were annual Inspection which will take placeThursdey at7:00p.m.Depu(Y Grand Matron Sal)y· Gifford wUl sel'lle as the.tnspect!ng o~r, ·- ..: -'••••o" .... ,,,..... Veterans Memorial Saturday Admissions .. Mahlon Eblin, Pomeroy; Thomas Hawley, Pomeroy; Pearl Redman, Bidwell. Saturday Discharges--Warren Black, ZeVa Kitchen, Harry Miller, Kenneth Hartley , Clarence Spurrier. Sunday Admissions..Travls Chll· dress, Racine; Marion Weaver, Middl eport; Jack Landers', Pomeroy. Sunday Dise harges --Raymond Muter, Edward Templeton, James Moumfng, Horton Arnold. Meets this e,·ening Racine Village Council will meet In recessed session at7 this evening at vUiage halL A Saturday night dld not or the quorum. Tile Saturday night meetIng had been scheduled to consider Increasing water rates. Meets Wednesday The Middleport Literary Club wUI meet at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Nan Moore. Mrs. Mal'\/ In WUson will review the book, "Butte's Landing" by Jane Rickloff and members wlll name their favorite historical novel tnanswerto roll call. ' · d·'Al'ieillllOO~fofili"C'DBGtfuilling'friiistlill'iised f.)r houstngrehabiUtatlon. But, It lscouncUman'sJohn Anderson's understanding that the other 50 percent can be used for lr!trastructure puilJOSeS such as water and sewer ex lenstons. For this reason, councU plans to target the MonkeY In · recessed session Monday night, Racine VU!age Council gave a first reading to an ordinance Increasing water ratestn the town. The..!l<!IOk QOOtna!ICe!! In~- . water rates for residential customers from $7 to $10 a month with proportionate Increases for ·other uses. The ordinances also provides · tliat residents must secure permits from the Ractne Board of Public Affairs and must pay extre for additional water uses such as tullng swlmri\tng pools and wa:tertng gardens. · Further, the ordinance establishes a penalty for water customers who violate water usage regulations during emergency periods. , During the discussion, It was pointed out that electricity to run the water ,pumps now costs over $Em a month. It Is the Intention of the Board of Public Affairs to use money from the rate increase to make repairs to thewatersystem.lf the ordinance survives two more readings and is approved the Increased . water rates wUI go Into effect on May 1. Council accepted the resignation ofrouncUn\anDanSayre.Noreason was given for the resignation. CouncU has 00 days toappotnta new member to thegroup.lfcouncUdoes oot make that appolntml'llt within • .. • Millions of Americans still don't have an IRA. ·• If you're orie of them, remember one important · thing: Not only does a BANK ONE IRA earn money market interest it will save you money on your in.come taxes. Right now. This year. Because every dollar you invest in a BANK O~EIRA is a dollar .~-YOJLS_ubtract from your taxable income when you file your return. So you pay less in taxes ... even . increase the size of your refund! Bept of all, a BANK ONE IRA is the tax shelter nearly everyone qualifies for; We'll get you started with as little as $25. And sign-up at BANK ONE is so, so easy. Just ask for an IRA ~ -Express Pack. · Don't wait another minute. Take a break. A tax .break.JNith a BANK ONE Tax Saver IRA . Run area of Pomeroy where water and sewer Improvements are badly needed· If funding is acquired, Anderson said councllwouldprobabl)lmake the money avaUabje to eligible residents either through an ootrl&ht grant or a low IntereSt loan. Anderson saki some of Pomeroy's businesses have ·. agreement. ThebOardwUislgntheagr,eement If: all improvements and alterations are made subject to the board's appfuval; If the village wiD provide use or the property lor parking requirements 1!, for example, there was an upstairs area In the business' building that could be made Into an apartment for housing. "The matn thing when you go after a grant," ....... ·AhderSoo said, "Is that those whO $BY they want the . grant money follow through." · The first of two publlc meetings will be held tonight (Tuesday), 7: 00 p.m.. at village hall. Cltlzells are ·. encou'raged to attend the meeting to provide Input Into · the local CDBG program. Member FDIC •i the time spanL then Mayor"Charles Pyles will appoint a replaceml'llt. . · Having been operating on a temporary apprq~rtatlon, council Mondliy night approved the permanentappreprlettonof$160,953.06 for19115 . Cleanup days In the town were set for this Wednesday, ThurSday and Friday. The vUlaae wUl haul free all trash placed at the curbings by residents. Residents are to use bag&. boxes and other containers for the trash and are encourage to cleanup around tbelr PIIJI)el'tlel. Plaris were 1011cle for the street committee to contact lhe SUtftlli 'l'ownsliiP Trustes for the use of a grader tor Improving an alley near the C. and A. Garage. Meeting with councU. the Board of PUblic Affairs planned to determine the repairs that are needltd at the aerator building and the board will secure estimates on their repairs. A meeting of tbe bo(lrd was set for 7 p.m. Monday. Council made plans to name aoother polkF o!llcer to work In the evenings at Its next meeting which will be held on Aprll1. Attending last night's session were Mayor Pyles, Clerk Shirley Evans. and councU members Rl>bert Beegle, Frank Cleland, Larry Wolfe and Carroll Teaford. Absent was councilman Scott Wolfe, erosion. Seyler said other areas were pointed out to Farley, but these areas were the only two which could be reclaimed at this time. Council discussed the upcqmtng Issuance of tear down orders for delapidaled 'buildings withm the · village. CouncUman Larry Wehrung pointed out that Charles .Legar, fire chief, 1s concerned that building owners will not sign burning permits allowing the tire department to destrcy their structures because of a clause which states that the owner ts responsible for clean up according to specifications or the village will Issue tear down orders and the owners can be responsible for the whole projectwlthoutthehelpofthe ftredepartinent. CoWlCIIaisodisCusseil a problem tnfrontofthedrtve tn maUbox on Secood St. acrosstrom the post office. A sign will be put up to discourage people from parking cars close to the box and making it Impossible topuU in with a car to drop ofi maO. (Continued on page 10) • ·!)Ill during tootblill sea!On; ff the return of the property to the board is guaranteed, should a buyer for the propel:IY and buldlng he found; 1! use of - the buDding for schOOl b!Js1ness J>UlliOSI'S and access to the rear of the old junlor high are also guaranteed. Wehrung has met with Youth League representatives and was a llttle discouraged by their lack of Interest. According to Wehrung, 1! the vUlage constructs two b8ll fields . on the property, and maliltalns them properly, the youth league might be Interested tn using the fields for back up pul'J1011e5. rt the fields are llghtiid, the idea ofusbia •(CoJjtinued on page 10) Cable TV sunrey .results released ByllaffuaciAPreporla The Jobless rete In Meigs COU!Xy during 1984 averaged 10.6 percent, according to figures released Monby the Ohio Bureau of d -- ·- Tllecounty'syear·roundaverage stood more ·than ooe percent above the state figure; and. nearly three pem!lltage points 0\lft' the national a"""ll&l!· u-'l'ltrtJuahoui lhe lalt six IIICIIthl of lhe year, lhe cowrty's Jobless rete hovftecl around 10 paceot, cloltng outlheyearwlthaOecemberfllure of 10.4 pem!llt. ton:e, an " without work each month of the year. .- .......... , __Con'!'JJ!d~ted ,C:ommunlcai_!Ons Cable TV customers In Pomeroy iiQf ·- ·-· · an opportunity to put In thelr " two cents worth" by lUling out a survey lprtn that was circulated last week tn thevUlage. Approximately 100l forms were delivered door to door and the results of the survey are pretty conclusive according to Bill Young. . Pomeroy village councllman . . A high majoi'tty of . Pomercy resident! are cable ·users and most · have 3-4 people tn their famU!es; most are not pleased with their cable servkebut they feel that the channel selection is good; most are not wUllng to pay and additional $1.93 for cable plus an additional $1 next year; the majority of cable users do watch Cable Network News and do L ~~~~~~::~:,;~~~:;~~~;-~;;;:;:;:~~~==~~~~~~~~~n o_ ~~t~w~an~t~t~o Vlllaae SAFEI'Y OONCERN ..;. In compliance with a · ~ Council, lhe front . wallJ of lhe l!;mplre Funtllure Store buDding, extensively damqed by lire over a yeiU' 8(10, Is being IAlmdowlt.NorihSecondAve.,ilblockednearlhetear . request from downeffortsasasalety~T~eMUre.No lsbelnglllledlntlleteardown. was a safety hazard IAl pecletltriMw uacl motGr11U traveling In front of lhe bumed out stntdure which Is ownedbyCasbyMeadows,Jr.,ofGaDipnils. · put replarepay CNN with mostdonotthinkthatsentorcltlzens and the disabled should have their discount reduced from 25 percent to 10 percent; the majority of Pomeroy's cable usershavejustthe basic Senate deadlock keeps ~:=~=:~J:~r~ffi~~ 69 Ohio S&Ls closed COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -Ohio's 33 state senato~hold thefutureof an estimated !iOO,OOJ customers of the state's privately Insured savings and loan associations as the lawmakers haggle over whether to require fl!deral Insurance for the S&Ls to reopen. . In Ctnctnnatl, one savings and loan depositor complained todey the lawmakers had turned the legls!a· lion, designed to restore confidence tn the thrift Institutions, toto a "poUt leal football.'' "I'm 'kind of shocked the way they're foollng around with It up theretnColwnbus.Alotpeopleneed ' their money," said Richard Dehler. '.'With our checklilg account froze. too. rJU&t think they ought get off . their duffs and understand that people need their money and quit playing politics and get moving so banks can get going again." Despite the Senate deadlock, Gov. Richard Celeste' 5 ofitce . said the governor had tentative plans for an afternoon visit to Washlngton to meet with mro~bers of the Ohio congressional delegation and federal banking officials. Meanwhile, depositors of the failed Home State Savings Assocla· tion of Cincinnati met tn a college gymnasiUm tn Dayton Mondey night and planned a motorcade to show Gov. RichardCE'lestethatthey wUl fight for their money locked behind the thrift's closed doors. The ..Democrat-controlled House early Monday-evening passed 11!>2· and sent to the Republican· Regarding a pay Playboy chan. net, Youngreportsthatthequestton · was a toss up with about ha1! of the vtllage'scabieusers infavorandthe other hall against. Pomeroy cable users now pay $7.35 a month for basic service, which is less than that paid by surrounding communities. Cable su!Veys can still be picked up at Clark's Jewelry. Elberfelds, Swisher's and Nelson's drug stores, and vUiage hall. Completed forms mayberetumedtotllevillagewater department. This survey was also conducted tn Syracuse and Middleport .. Sul'lley results wUl be presented to Consolidated Communlcattonsat a meeting tn Point Pleasant, to be held later this month. controlled Senate a bUl designed to help re-open the 69 S&Ls thai remained shuttered by celeste's order by clem:tng a path through state regulations that would allow them to become part of the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp, However, the biD became bogged down in the Senate Ftnanclal Institutions .Committee, wlilch debated whetht!r state officials should require the thrifts to obtain federal deposit Insurance before being allowed to re-qJen. One Institution. Columbia Savings and Loan Co. of Ctnctnnati, reopenedMondayasamemberofthe Tax money recehMI FSLIC. "Mostofourcustomershavebeen ' Registrar Michael J . McCuilion dolngbuSiness-wllhusforyearsand - announced that the 1985 Febi'Uary (Continued on page 10) dlstributkln of license tax '"" r•nu1:_ tptals $18,618,506.15. Meigs l'ou nty ·s share of the total is $63,8'T7.33. Meigs' average jo~less rate 10.6 percent in 1984 ;~ploymentSeJVIces. BANK ONE . cleanupoftheareaaftertheburntng. lftheownerdoes not abide by this requlrment , the cost of the deanup would be blUed to his or her taxes. Wehrungemphaslzed that In some cases, plumbing fixtures and brtcks would have to be removed and basements and ctsterns would have to be filled. ~- =~~=::.=.=~-=;-~~-~~~:.~n:.,:':~ii~:, ~~~a':. .a;~-<M~~-~~io~:n:,, councU~:~dec:lded~~~~:~~:~-~••-- Council proceeds with rec.facility Although no Pomeroy citizens turned out forlastThursday' spubllc meeting to discuss the proposed plan to provide a rect"'atlon facUlty behlndtheoldPomeroyJuntorHlgh building, councll is moving ahead with the recreation Idea. According to Larry Wehrung, councilman tn charge or the proposal, the Meigs Local Board of Education has agreed to sign a lease to allow the village to use the property with mtnor changes to the Substantial penally 101' early withdrawal. IRA. The All·An.lc:an TaxSbellar INryone Can HaN . Revlewprojects In other matters, council discussed two lll.1n0r · reclamation projects for Pomeroy which, according to MltchFarleyofOhio'sBureauo!MintngReclamatlc;>n, wUl be completed this spring. Mliyor Richard Seyler reported Farley had agreed to reclaim a recurrent · •You're eligible for an IRA if you have mcomelrom . employmenl and II you are under age 701ft . Reschedules meeting A regular meeting of the Meigs Local School District Board of Education scheduled to Tuesdey night at 7 p.m. tn Middleport has been postPoned. · The meeting wlli be heldat!Oa.m. on Wednesday, March 'n, at the Central BuUdtng, Middleport. up to Stm.OOJ tn fiscal year 19115 CDBG funding and up to $400,00J In flscall986 funds. The funds are available on a limited basts 1! certain eUglbUity guidelines are met. ·- ·· Meeltng Gonlon O'Neill, 71, oof Little_. Hocking, died Sunday morning at Camden-Clark Memorial Hospital following a brief Illness. Born In Washington County, he was a son of the late Noah and Meigs County happenings... 25 Centa see Water rate hike coming in Racine Gordon O'Neill 1 Soctlo11. 1 0 A Multi- 1986 Wednelday thnJu&lt Fri!I&Y: Mooily lalr,lfl&lllln lhe upper401 to upper IlL Lows In upper !liB to upper 1111 W-.eeda,y uaclln lhe 30s '11tunda,y and Friday. . ' student at Cornlng Elementary and . a member of St. Bernard's Catholic Church. In addition to his parents'-h~ ll; survived by five brothers; Michael Altier of LangsvUie; Greg, Chris· topher, Pat lick and Tony Altier, au of Coming; a sister, Mrs. Michael (Cindy) VInes, Mansfield; a pater...... ~ O"'" .....~tt" th ...., , : ro•M A'tl,.,... .·c ... UCAO h ' ... _.,.,.u .... <'••"- • I "'-' oOU • • -.;.o 1 .c ...,_. •o Corning; and a maternal grandmother, Mrs. Mma Robb, ·atso·-ot Corning. The mass of christian burtal wUI be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday at SL Bernard's Church with Father Ronald Arter officia ttng. Burtal will be in the MUiertown · Cemetery. Friends may call at the WlleyVanFossen Funeral Home In ComIng from 2-9 p.m. today (Monday 1. Christian wake sel'\llces wili be held at 8:30p.m. this evening at the funeral home. The family requests that memorIal contrtbutions be made to the Corning Emergency Squad. enttne Vol.34, Brent M. Altier Brent M. Altier,12, of Jackson St. tn Coming, died Saturday at his home. Born April 8, 19721n Zanesville, he was a sonofLeo.andAnn RobbAitier • at y e Wealher forecast 9,14.,, :TI~· :::31:__,.~0~hi!l!o~E~as~~l!.te!drn~,S~taru~h~el~d~ltlts~regu~~lar~--~ and • the state's highest average unempluyment for last year, with a 19.5 pet tent rate, the Ohio Bureau of Statewide, unemployment averEmployment Services says. · aged 9.4 pem!llt. Nationally, the The Ohio River county had an joblels 'rate averaged 7.5 percent averaaeofl,529peopleoutofalabor durlngl9811. ton:e of 7,8441ooldng for work, the RelionaUy. Meip's employment OBES said In figures released plctureaboutaveragetnSoutheut· Friday. em Olllo. Hancock County, tn northwest ' Of aD surrounding counties, only . central Ohio, hadanavera&eof2,:JI2 Atbllll cOOnty had a 9.3 percent, people unemployed. but with a , whlleGI1lla po&ted a lO.hverage WOI'kforceof35,~.1thadthelowest ralfllu'lnltlltcalendaryear. averaae unemployment at 6.5 . Awr.. unemployment petL'BI· pet cent. taae rates for other -the811ern For the year, Ohio's Ohio counties In 191M were: Lawunemployme!lt'fU9.4pen:fllt,and renee, 16.7; JacUon. 11.1; and tor lhe United States It was 7.5 t. • -~ ~., ~ COuntY -bilruruo' li Meanwhile, Adlma County had lleC.'CIId-lll&heltawraaeratefor1BM Avel'88" area at18.2pen;ent,whUeGreeneCounty Jackson, 11.1: Jefferson, 11.5; jobletl8 rate in had thesecond-lowestat6.7 percent. Knox, 11.5; Lake, 9.7; Lawtence, The counties and their ave~ 16.7; Llcktng, 7.8; Logan, 8.2; C<lunty unempiQymen~ rates for~ year. Lo~aln, 11,5; Lucas, 9.3; Madison, Adams, 19.5, Allen, 9.7. Ashland, 8.2, Mshonlng, 12.3; Marlon, 14.1; Atlall owoooooooooooooooooooooooo ..l.fi 9.0; Ashtabula. 13.1; Athens, 9.3; Medina, 8.8; Meigs. 10.6; Mercer, Glllla ........................... 10.4'11 Auglalze, 9.4; . Belmo~t, 14.7; 11.4; Miami, 9.4; Monroe, 18.0; o................ ll.ICK Btown, ]2.9; Butler, 9.8, Carroll, Montgomery, 8.0; Morgan, 12.0; ~wretaee ...................... 11.'7f'n. 11.9; Champa~, 7.6; C~rk, 8.0;_ Morrow,l2.0: Musldngum,10.6; Metp ........................... ll.r,t Clennont,l0.5, Clinton, 9.5, Colum Noble, 15.4, Ottawa, 10.2; PauldVln*oa ........................... lt.l~ blana, 12.5; Coshocton, 10.3; Craw· tng, 8.0; Perry,14.0; Plckaway, 9.8; ford,11.7; Cuyahoia. 8.9; Pike, 14.2; Portage, 10.6; Preble, Darkle, 8.2; Defiance, 8.9; Dela- 6.8; Putnam, 10.~ Richland, 9.9; .JONESS RA11i: IN 'Mware, 7.0; Erte. 8.7; Fairfield, 8.9; Ross, 9.9; Sandusky, 9.8; Scioto, Willa lhe a< ;I liM al Alllena Fayette,l2.8; Franklin, 7.2; Fultoa, 111.1; Seneca. 10.1; Shelby, 9.7; c.u.&y, llle • t' )'INIIlrUe 111 GaWa, 10-4; 8.1; Stark, 10.7; Summit, 9.9; Greene.6.7;Guernsey,12.7;HamU· Trumbull, 11.7; ~arawu, avenpd-llpa lllflrlla ton, 8.0; Hancock, 6.5; Hardin. 9.9; 11.3; Union, 7.9; Van Wert, 6.7; 1lll IMwa-«WWIJ, 'Willi • 0 · - ' - , 18.2; Henry·, 9.5; Hlgh· 1U,· WIUTI!II, 8.6; Waslilna'M at:& II 11.7 pa a ' 3, 111111 ·-~ ....... + If d ........ _ ............. 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