https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e361088c7f04912c8c17daffc739a3cf.pdf 3a5479602e5f8a98776494b2947932b1 PDF Text Text • Pege-14-The Daily Sentinel ---- --- ----- - Shenff's~; departm~~t pro~Jwo acciderlts Area deaths Local Briefs: Middleport cleanup week slated Harry E. Miller Cleanup week in Middleport will be held Tuesday, Aprtl 2, through Frtday, AprU 5, vlllage officials said today. Residents w:e requested to clean up their yards and lots during the next week in order to take advantage of this once-a-year tree pickup by the village. Beginning Aprtl 2, residents may place their trash and other excess llerns near the curb In front of their homes and it will be picked up by the vlllage, free of charge. . HanyE:MUier,8l,qled'J'ul>sday everilng at his home at 36861 Texas Rood. Mr.MUierwasbornMay5,1003,at Grand Rapids, Mich., a son of the Ia~ .Edward and Katie Miller. He was a retired C & 0 Railroad engineer. Surviving are his wife, MarY McCoy MUier; seven sons, Richard of Euriice, La., Gary of Washington Court House, Donald of Pataskala, PaulandErnest,bothofGahanna; John of Cleveland, and Thomas of · Plantation, Fla.; three daughters, JohnH.Shanks,89.CooJVUie,dled Tuesday evEOing at till' Parlcvlew Nursing Center in Parkenburg, w.Va.,followingabrleflliness. He was born 1n CoolvUle, a son or the late Frank and AUce Chevalier Shanks. He attended the CoolvUle United Methodist Church. Surviving are his wife, Ruby Russell Shanks; three sons, Howard of CoolvUie, Russell of Baltbnore, Ohio, and Richard (Dick) of CoolvUie; a daughter, Mrs. VIc (Betty) Clark of Coolville; a sister, Helm Shanks of Coolville; and 13 Mary Roberts of Cleveland; and a slster,JackleMcClellandofColumbus. Twenty-flvegrandchUdrenalso Besides his parents, he 'w as preceded in, dl!ath by a daughter. ._.. b !her four slsrers .Uu a ro · · Services wUI be held at i p.m. FrldayattheWhlteFuneral Home in CoolvUle with till' Rev.·' Roy Deeter officiating. Burial wUI be in the CoolvUle Cemetery. , Friends may call at ·~~ funeral horne · ""' . ' Cleanup·' tree Lanting progra.m p' The spring cleanup arid tree planting program spoJISOred ·by the Ohio Department of Transportation begins this week and runs until o,r Two accidents;' ~ on ,County Road 00 (Momlfli ,1S!.ar Road) octurredearlyWednesdaymornlrig :"! college youths while on their spring breaks to clean up Utter along the 'lll seedlin E tire state's highways and plant approximately 1 ITll on gs, n cost of the program Is $500,(XX). "The advantages of this· program are twofold in thatlt wUI put our youngpeopletoworkwholnturnwlllhelpmaintalntheupkeepofour infrastrucl\ij'e's natural environment," Gov. Richard Celeste said. Approximately 1~ youths wUI work throug~out ODOT's DistrlctlO r"""on, which Includes Meigs, Gallla, Athens, Vinton and '"' Washington counties. · survive. · Besides his parents, he was preceded In death by a sister. Services wUI be held at 10 a.m. Friday attheEwingFuneralHome, where friends call from 7 to 9 -------.._.,._-------~-------·-------J-f~r~~~B~~~~:~L\Y:II!.~!n--:u:~n:fltu~t:lmea~;#;~;;"~~=.ay '" ----··-~·---~- -~····o~-- ·-·~·-·~·····1"'--""·-'~":""'··-----·- Bonds posted for speeding ---- -~-·'1Jr.';':va f " . • j . , .:~ties sa1ll BroWJI,was travelIJ!g west towards ~ty , Road 28 t~ Rood), w!Ji!n ,tfle t(uck he _ andwereinvestlga~bytlii'Mei~~S Was. driving, owned ,lly Michael COI)ttySherlff's~t. , Lawson, Racine, ran .off till' right At approxlmately•tl45 a.m., Carl side of the roadway 'onto the sort J Ctrcie Racine was ttavellngeast shoulder and struck a tree. : ~cooniyRoadlomhiswayhome " No injuries were reported and from work. C!tcie ~portedly feU ' damage to the vehicle was Ug~t. No asleep at the wheel, went off the left ' r;cl:ta:tlons=:w:e:re=lss:u:ed= . ::::=' side of the road and hit a tree. Circle. sustained chest InjurieS In the 1 mishap and was transported to VeteransMem~Kospltalbythe Racine EMS unit. ·. . Damage to Circle's automobile l18rii;~;'O(M;';';d+'~~~B~rown=~of~~Co~l~wn:;bus.;;.~De-~-:~~~~~~·it~LlL~:.ea,:;;.t·:..·-"':115-~lo/r~ll to.the.report flied by Sheriff Howard Frank. No i i'rtd · -·---·--'I--•- -John H. Shank& ; f j,I citations have bl'en Issued at the presenttlme· The accident oroured near the -~ · Morning Stan.:qurch. Earlier' in theJJnomlng, Deputies Don Spyder and Jlll)mer Souf!;by investigated the1second accident on the county road involving Joseph J . 1 Bro'fll ofRacint;. .. .. " - 7 ·;;-·-·-- ·- --- ne · =:::; S' , •RETREAD NEW TIRES *•CUSIQM . ·! ( II f G " Or , D,,. .' 'JB ommtsston atls lo ratify .contract , "1.11 1 8 ,1Gl • • By NANCY YOACHAM voted yes. Commissioners Koblelitz and Manning '"·" W-"Sentinel """" ,...,r Roush voted no. Melgs Cou. nty •s HIghway Departm.en t workers "Where ·does this put us?," Koble·ntz asked Phil remal ned on the jobthi s mom Ing despIt e the fac t that Roberts, Meigs County Engineer. · Wednesday fa. lied 1o ra tlfy a Count Y comml ssIoners. "I'd say in a strike," Robe · rts answered. . roposed t --1 th 1 ----- ~e~i~n on- contract . agreemen or - e - - - Sta~~~~:;!:. =~n'sli~~ ~~-:~ ~ :~h= GENERA'L ~ ' ~- TIRE'- -~) ·--··· agreement by commissioners Is required. Th posed three.. ssed d e P~. yea~ contract was cu an discussed said David Koblentz, commission pres!dent "so let's put It on the table and see what we're -!Win~ to. dQ.:• The cornmL'l.<lon bas .. until next - Martin Mpllohan. "Where the lubber Pomeroy; Trenton Clelan<), f<ifn& Iva Leona Clark, 83, Cheshire, roy; Truman Priddy, Rutlapd; Apparently motorists are becoming aware that speeding -..:UI not Meets The load" · Maud VanMeter, 100, Clifton, was found dead in her residence at , Geo.rge ;_ ~bef~bach, ~Jdd~eJIO.rt,; ~ W'la., .• &J~ ~ay at the !:fSI· 4;:.l_ p.m. 'rues¢l:Y~--··· · . _, IJ!'. tolerate~J.l?Pomeroy., .. _ ... _ ............. _ • . ·. ·-· . It, 2nd Ave. 1 • · Tuesday night only nlne defendants forfeited bonds posted on denceofa daughter. Born Jan. 3, 1902, in Van Wert 'Eugene ,Johnson, Racine. Middleport, Ohio Discharged - Kenneth Crespeeding charges while last week the number was about 'n. Four County, Ohio, daughter of'the late Born Sept. 23, 1884, In Bowling others were fined on speeding charges. Green,Mo .. shewasthedaughterof · John and NeUie Higgins McNeal. means, Travis Childress, Clarence PH. 992·7161 Forfeiting bonds on speeding charges In the court of Pomeroy the late H_e nry and Deborah she moved to GaUia County in 1924. ' Proffitt' . Mayor Richard Seyler last night were Debra Rawson, Middleport, McDanlelStewart. ShemartiedLincolnLeeCiarkon .--------.,,----.L..,---------'---$43; _Richard Dalley, Athens, $45; Linda Powell, Pomeroy, $49; . Also preceding her In death were Nov: :.!, 1926, at Catlettsburg, Ky., Cindy Crump, Lron, W.Va., $44; Dennis .Stanley, Syracuse, $44; her husband, Harry D.•VanMeter, andheprecededherlndeathin1962. Patricia Humphrey, Pomeroy, $43; Carl Klaiber, Long Bottom, $48; Who dl~ in 1946, and a son. Leonard She was also preceded In death by a Homer Parker,_Rutland, ~_5, and Robert Musser, fomeroy, $49. VanMe.ter. • ..sonJri 1~. . Keith Barrett, Hartford, W.Va., forfeited a $43 bond posted on an Surviving are three sons, Ray· Surviving are ttuee sons, James Improper backing charge. . mondE.VanMeterofFranklln,and Clark of Newark; Lee Clark of Fined In the court Tuesday night were Ricky Keys, High Point, Cheshire, arid John Clark of Palm Ralph T. VanMeter and WilHam N.C., illegal left turn and no operator's license, $70 and costs; Terry "BUI" D. VanMeter, bothofCiifton; Springs, Calif.; four daughters, _ Spencer,,3yra.t:use, $43 ano cost<;, . _s~ing; ...Keith SParles, three daug!tters, Lucy .Johnson of Mrs. P.E. (!i-ene} Ste!finscn or - Middleport, $43 and costs, failure to yield; ~incent Stone, Pomeroy, MOton, W.Va ., and Josephine JusCathedral City, Calif., Mrs. Jack speeding, $ll and costs; RickY ·Lunsford, Pomeroy, speeding, $45 tlceandKathleenVanMeter,bothof (Reva) Kinsey and Mrs. Gordon and costs, and Betty Caldwell, Middleport, speeding, $20 and costs. Clifton; 18 grandchildren, 49 great(Neva) Altland, bo!ll of Redwood, grandchildren and :ID. great-great- Calif.', and Mrs. Grorge (Nellie) grandchildren. Walsh of Las Vegas, Nev.; sever;II · · .. - Funeral services 'Will be lfelt;i" · · granctclliidreh and &eVerargreat: Frtday at I p.m. In Foglesong . grandchildren; a stepson, Roy mayor~s Funeral Home, Mason, W.Va., Wiih Clark of Middleport; .a nd a stepLuther Raine and Eric Brown daughter, Mrs. Lrona SJ?.Ires of Three defendants forfeited bonds and five others were fined In the officiating. Burial wUI be InGraham GaUipolls. court of Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman Tuesday night. Cemetery.CalllngboursareThursFuneral arrangements wUI be 1> Forfeiting were Randy K. Lee, Pomeroy, $00, stop sign violation; day, 2 to4p.m . and7to9p.m.atthe announced later by Miller's Home William A. Wooten, $<11, speeding, and Larry E. Clevenger, · · funeral home. for Funerals. Southgate, Mich .. $<150, driving while intoxicated, and $50, left of center. , Fined were Mike Dorst, Middleport, $100 and costs, five day suspended jail sentence, resisting arrest; $100 and costs, five day WASHINGTON (AP) - Pres!-. accurate MX missiles underscored suspended jail sentence, menacing threats, and $50 and costs, dent fleagan's decisive Senate thepresldent'spowersofpersuaslon disorderly manner; Debra J. Snyder, LanRsvUie, $425 and costs · victory on spending for the MX and gave Reagan the first major and three days in jail, driving while intoxicated; $200 and costs, missile sets the stage for three other legislative victory · of his second concealed weapon; Roy Boggs, Mlqdleport. $25 and costs, disorderly The Stride Rite"' Collection. Beautiful designs and · votes he must win before Congress White House te.rm. , manner, and Charles Knaf1p, Mlddlei>ort, $100 and costs and three colors that will make her glad she's a girl. Quality and will release $1.5 billion to resume Senator after senator credited the days in jail, receiving stolen property. · comfort ,in styles Y,ou'll both find a little more fitting. MX production. victory to Reagan's personal lobbyTheSenate's5:H5voteTuesdayto Ing and his adroit use of the argument that killing the MX free funds to Maud VanMeter ,. Five fined in Five calls were answered Tuesday by local units, the Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports. At 10:55 a.m. the Pomeroy Unit took Martin Mollohan from the Pomeroy Health Care Center to Veterans Memorial Hospital; at 12:53 p.m., Middleport took Cathy Wiley, South Fifth Avenue, to Holzer Medical Center; Pomeroy at 3:39p.m. took Carolyn Gilmore from the office of Dr. Harold Brown to Veterans Memorial; Tuppers Plains at 8:16p.m. was called to the residence of Harry Mllier on the Texas Rood: He was dead upon the unft'.s arrival, and at 11:39 p.m .. PomeroY went to the Count I)' Mobile Home Park for Daniel Ralrden who was taken to Veterans Memorial. Lottery CLEVElAND (AP) The winning numher drawn Tuesday night in the Ohio Lottery's daily game, "The Number," was 819. In the "Pick4" game, the winning number was 7142. The lottery reported earnings of $583,556 from wagering on Its dally game, Earnings came on sales of $1,190,001. whlle holders of winning .tjckets areentltied to share $607,015. In the parimutuel "Pick 4" game, sales totaled $178,312. Holders of winning tickets are entitled to 45 percent of the ttake, or $8],261. A winning $1 straight ticket earns $2,2!0. A winning $1 boxed ticket earns$95. ' I I I · Weather Tonight, mostly clear. Low in the low :lls. Thursday. partly cloudy. High in the low 50s. The chance of precipitation Is near zero tonight and~ percent Thursday. Olilo Extendtd Forecasl Friday through SUnday: Chance of rain each day. Highs in the mid-405 to mld·50s. Overnight lows mostly In the :ns. ~·~+00 l • \ SPECIAl OF THE WEEK 11 PC. SHRIMP t Sle44 t ~ WITH FliES.....$ 1.94 ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY "At the End of the Pomeroy-Mason Bridge POMEROY, OH. . PH.H2-2556 0 ...... ____. +00 PLEASE, DON'T LET NAMES BE DECEIVING The Farmers aa· . nk and~'-~avings Company of Pomeroy (S A COMMERCIAL BANK FULLY INSURED BY THE FDIC . · those Involved In the matter and 10 determine If the department has just cause to strike. If workers do strike the union ·will then send In a mediator ' · o!,IDberts wa~ as~~ by ~~bl~ntz_to,:O~~a~! ~ ....,,fn, a represen.au•e'fo, "'""'n"r~ar1 r ""era non of State County and Municipal Employees • (AFSCME), "Then we'D go from \)Jere," Koblentz sa aid · Koblentz said he was not ratlfyin~ the contract · · , ause he feels the increased pay raises the contract -.yould mean a total $262,(8) budget increase for the . · would have allowed thirty-five highway department 'highway department over the three year period. 1 • · emp lf the three n.on-union emplo,·ees at the highway K oyees are "excessive", J oble.ntz · also noted he dlt:ln't feel he could give his department are also ... mven the same benefits as the · ·· Okay--tor the highway department raises when he union employees, which has been the usual rustom lh Ca!l't give other coun_ty employees the same. Says the past, the total three-year budget increase would • K()bJf"l~·~a t~ my_pmlll!:m,.J10t,J!!e!J;'£.~~""• ' ..--be ~.5!!~. -·"-·=" ,., . . -=~ ~~......< .. --·-,·-··....,~"-··· "'"0· lfiey Iii right. The county highway department Is funded out of the Roush agreed with Koblentz and added that state's auto license and gasoline tax and not out of according to a recent report In "The Daily Sentinel," county general fund money. Courthouse, sheriff's 1 average year Y wages In Meigs County rose 4.3 department and county in!ii-mary employees are ...!:"'!~JIL "-:rlle ll!P~~JUghwa¥--2epar:tment pal!>! kom ~roperty tax revenue in the ~eneral fund . contract would provide an average yearly Increase of It Is the understanding of Koblentz and Roush that 9 """" · t rd' Ro h "" ·""""' percen acco mg to us , or a •• percent based upon county population increase, tax structure, increase over the three years and other pertinent information. wages for Meigs Th t t lied f bo. ba · e con rae ca or an a ve se pay mcrease County's highway department are comparable with of $.60 for !9R'i; $1.20 for 1986; and for 1987. This those of surrounding counties. &:'fY ... sun Planning program·under study . . .~~ Meigs County Commlsslonersare now considering a planning program proposal for the county which has bl'en submitted by .the Gallia- Meigs Community Action Agency. lf accepted by the hoard, C.AA would receive the $20,000 that has bl'en earmarked this year by the commissioners for a county -plaiiner,"A· deiaUed deScription the pr_opos;ll was ,reported _on In Wednesday's commissioner' s meeting by Commissioner Richard Jones: According to Information from CA.A., the proposal Is for a partnership to accomplish a common goal, rather than a grant proposal. C.A.A. feels It can assist In both eronomlc and' community development projects in Meigs County by utUizlng resources, programs and activities already in place In the county. or MAYBE NOW: E'LLTAKE SNEAKERS OFE both national security and thec;~use of world peace. "The power of the presidency Is amazing,'' said Sen. Dale Bumpers, D-Ark., an MX opponent. · Wednesday to act on the proposed contract agreement · When the motion to ratify the contract was brought t0 a ro Uca II voIe, on IY cor:rmIss'oner Rlc hard J ones court Senate okays MX spending bee :. ··-" ...ll'l!~S!!!l~!!'t~.llilrg@f!l!l)gJ;r,ys,.mlll!!:i!UOMt.l!!~~=- !~l-!t~.:c!!.-:g-oo:r.m!Gsiollo{~M~if.>l?ruuly1v..-,,;,i-w;<i• , . Admitted LeOna t:rarltr. · ~~~ ·2 Section I. 16 Paget 26 Cents A Multimedia Inc . Newspaper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, March 21. 1986 "' "'· WH.. •· .. ~ JtL .,K vq 1.£ Olll l•tr pI I•1 v . VoL34; No.240 Copyrighted 1 986 The planning program would missioners to give some thought to determined . require a total budget of $100,656 future expansion of Meigs IndusRumors about the bridge's closwith CM contributing $81,656 and trles which now provides work for38 ing this summer haveranged from a , the county commissioners S"..U,OOO. · Indivlduais. Wedemeyer feels 't!}at . weeli to'tnreemonthS. . .. H accepted, the program Is to be in the next year or so. expansion of Roberts also reported that a completely staffed by ' 'Meigs some kind will be necessary. slippage on County Rd. 3 (Depot St. ) Countlans. Wedemeyer also suggested that in Rutland Township has heen Lee Wedemeyer, superintendent commlssloner~conslder~veloplng repaired by the Ohio Bridge oL 9,~rle,tor Sch.ool ~ and lyfelg~, J!, ~~d~qtla! • .f~c!)lty .• fo~;, . M!!!g~ ., . Coowwy.,ata.".f!~Pox~"!13tc =:of Industries, was present at Wednes- County's. mentally handicapped $6500. day's commissioner's meeting to who. no longer have parelits or Ted- Warner, · county highway bring the commissioners up to date family members to care for them. department crew supervisor. on current union activity at the · Bridge report warned the board that complaints facility. According to Phil Roberts, Meigs about dust might be forthcoming He explained that the Ohio County engineer, the Ohio Depart- from residents along some county Education Association (OES) has ment of· Transportation Is still not roads. Warner ellplalned that the petitioned state and local labor sure If the Pomeroy-Mason Bridge · department Is preparing for an boards for recognition as a union will have to be closed any time this "invert seal" in front of some bargaining agent for the Carleton- . summerwhllerepalrtothebrldgels ~ouses . The invert seal process Meigs Industries employees. made. It Is Robert's understanding reqUires that the road be ripped up The Mental Retardation Board that some type of epoxy overlay Is'· and turned over before the $65 has filed a counter petition for a needed !>f1 the bridge's deck, but percent asphalt base Is applied. SECret ballot vote on unionization. whether or not the work can be done Dustv conditions will onlv be (Continued on page 12) . -.Wedemeyer also asked the 'rom- one lane at a time has not yet been Customer lines fonn for ·S &L reopenings William D, Connelly. Savings One Chapman ·Shoes opened for the first full day of , day afternoon;• and Columbia Sav'business today after a state- ings and Loan In Cincinnati had Imposed shutdown, but officials of reopened Monday, the opened institutions expressed Thrifts opened for limited service confidence they could meet custo· will allow customers to make mers' money demands. unlimited deposits or withdrawals At least three of the state- of $750 or less. Thrifts that open for chartered savings and loans closed · full service wUI allow unlimited last week were to be open today, and deposits and withdrawals. most of the~ other closed ihriftsare Outside the Century Savings expected to reopen for limited office in Cincinnati, a Une of depositors formed before the doors service by Frtday. Century Savings, with offices in were set to open at 10 a.m. But reporters and photographers outColumbus, Newark, Toledo and Cinclnna t1 was open .tor full service numbered customers. "I need the m0ney, but I'm only today, said Century vice president to takeout a fli'Sfffi lliie insurance.'' Another woman In line, Mary Sparks, said she Intended to make a partial withdrawal. "I need it for the IRS," shesa!il. "I have to pay $5,750, but I'm going to leave the rest in." Century Savings President Robert Mizer said his firm would reopen because It Is a subsidiary of State Savings Bank, which is federally insured. He said there had bl'en no run by depositors before last Friday's closing order. "Wewereverycalmhere. We had a few j:Jeopletakemoney out, but we the early'"""" a•"u closed before." At the Savings One office in Mansfield, about 60 people were in Next To Elberfelds In Pomeroy Une when the thrift reopened for limited service at 9 a.m . today. BUI Matthews, treasurer of SavByOVPStatfreports free of charge, Butler said. Any Approximately l53,(XX) gallons of damaged equipment may be relngs One, estimated the Mansfield ' branch handled "several hundred" liqulfled petroleum gas or propane, placed by the company, but will be customers Wednesday when It that has been contaminated with considered "on a case-by-case opened from 20:l0 untO about 7 p.m. hydrogen sulfide gas, hilS been basis." He said most customers were shipped by ·Ashland Oil, Inc. , ·to The contaminat e d propa·ne making withdrawals, bur that one· distributors in a four state areashould present no problems !f customer in Dresden made a$15,000 Including GaUipolls, Pomeroy and burned in a properly vented, closed deposit , Rutland. system. Butler added. The fuel Is Thomas Batiies, state superlnAshland has started recalling the stored and shipped under pressure tendent of savings and loans, said gasfromfivedlstrlbutol'l\. including in special containers which keep the the Federal Reserve In Cleveland Buckeye Gas in Gallipolis and gas iiquified and is delivered to and had agreed to make Its discount Pomeroy, and Rutland Bottled Gas stored by consumers In similar containers, Butler continued. window available to those lnstitu- 1n Rutland and The Plains. The Uons that open, providing them with company Is urging customers not to Bill Seacrlst. president ofSeacrist WASHINGTON (AP) - The · worries of an Impending recession. Imports slowed during the final a' source·ofcash If neeiiffl.- -- ·· use gas bought between March ll Fuels Co., In St. Albans. W.Va .. said three months of 1004, the country "One of the things we're con- and March 20, according to spokes· his company expected no problems. economy Is growing at a surprls· Those fears were eased when lngly sluggish rate of 2.1 percent so growth rebounded In the final three posted Its worst merchandise trade cerned about Is that they have man James Butler. "All It'll do Is it smells awfully bad, . Now's your to get a jump on outdoor ' far this year, down sharply from the months of last year. deficit in history ..- a $123.3 billion adequate liquidity tomeet. .. someof According to the Chemical Manu- more badly than usual," he said. Summer living! Find patio and lawn USE OUR COIIVEIIIENT pace set In 1984, the government Today's report, however, revised Imbalance. the fearful depositors that they facturers Association, hydrogen The propane. Butler said, was furniture gro1.1pings at cool estimated today. the extent of that rebound from an The report also projected that might encounter on their first days. sulfide, fnapurestate,ishlghly toxic shipped in 17 truckloads. each LAY·AWAY earlierreported4.9percentratetoa business Investment In plant and That'soneofourprlmaryconslder- to humans. However, when mixed carrying 9,(00 gallons of the fuel. The Commerce Department put values ... like these! growth In the gross national product slightly smaller 4.3 percent pace. Inventories and residential constru- allons," he said. with propane, the chemical is much from Ashland's Catlettsburg. Ky., - the broadest measure of ecoThe Commerce Department's elton will show little Improvement Connelly said he has already less hazardous. plant between March 11 and March "flash" estimate of growth Is made ·during the first three months of the obtained vault cash from Fifth "Consumers," Butler said, 18. nomic health - at Its slowest rate Indoor or outdoor, , pool ,·' t • slnceaweak1.6percentpaceturned before a quarter Is over. Today's year. 11)lrd Bank, a full-service Cincln- "sbould not attempt corrective Ashland became aware of thl' ...... ,·' or patio .. . Parma·Wic.ker"' In from July through September last report contains complete data only nat! conunercial bank, to prepare actions on their own. Thesecompan_ problem following a customer's \...;.· offers the look of wicker year. for January with estimates for for Thursday's banking day, Jes are now in the process of . complaint Tuesday, Butler added. plu1 dur1blit.y. High b1ked -Inntherbad n£Ws, the report said February·andMa.-ch. Thequa.-terly ·Gross National - "It's more than we usually carry, checking to determine If C!Jstomer An investigation determined lhat a : polyester finish resists estlmatelssubjecttoseveralrounds Product because we don't lmow what~ to tanks contain contaminated fuel." scrubber which removes hydrogen Inflation Is heating up. rust end ii .d esigned to A measure of prices tied to the of revisions later In the year. anticipate tomorrow," Connelly Bob Sheppard, district manager ~ulflde from the gas before it goes withstand all weather con· GNP- the Implicit price deflatorJump In lnfiatlon (Flash) said. of the Buckeye Gas and Doxol Co. , Into storage had failed . The equipIs rising at an annual rate of 5.4 Much of the deterioration In ~--· Savings One president Masters whlchoperateslnAthensandMelgs ment has since bl'en replaced, dltiona. Choose ·from an growth stemmed from the jump In ~'I ' ; said at one time as many as 60 County, said there are40customcrs Butler said. percent in the still-unfinished first i arrey of summer colors. quarter, the fastest clip since a 5.6 II oyd/Aanders the,lnflatlon rate. !; · ~~depositors were lined up at the usln~451anksofthedefectlve gas In "We have a longhistoryofmaklng Before Inflation was taken into II , · \\\ Mansfield office; but there were no the MlnersvUle section of Meigs quality products," Butler rx-· percent pace In the second quarter of 1982. account. the economy was calcu- . · 1 Rat GNP'\ \ problems. Masters said he ordered Copnty. plalned. "We . get embarrassed· The new report caught analysts fated as expanding a tan annual rate to truckloadS of cashtrom the Federal · The fuel, Sheppard said, wUI have when something goes wrong." Reg. 111.00 .................... lALE $6800 by surprise. of 7.6 percent In the first quarter, $1,671.2 Reserve Bank In Cleveland. to be pumped from the tanks which As soon as the company became Most had been predicting the actually up from the7.1 percent rate Billion "I think the governor may be wlllberefllled.'Theprocess, nesald, aware of the problem, Butler said Reg. 196.00 ...................SALE economy was growing at an of the fourth quarter last year. ~ right; In the long run we may have should take about a week. The last officials began to Identify the 1179.00 ................................................................SALE $15200 , annualized rate of around 4 percent However, infiatlon, as measured stronger banking in Ohio," Maste..S load of defective gas was received destination of the shipments and the. 0 10 -this y~>ar, aboutthe rate they expect by the price deflator, picked up from said. "But It's a painful way to on March 13, he added. suppUers and also notified approp. , 71 S116.00 .........................................: .... SALE $15800 . for the entire year. 2.8 percent in the flnalthree months achieve it." , "At the present time," Buckeye late federal and state authorities . • While that pace would be below of the yepr to 5.4 percent In the sl Quarter "I've had hundreds of calls from Gas Products Co., of Rio Grande Other companies receiving the-: 1 3~SEAT Reg. SALE S21 QOO the 6.8 percent growth turned in January-March quarter. This s....co people assuring me that they're spokespersonJaneGelgersald, "we fuel include Dominion Propane In durlngl984,1twouldstUibeahealthy dragged the growth of the infiatfonu 5 c""'"""' 0 ""' going toleavethelrmoneywtthus," are cooperating tully with Ashland Grundy, va.; Blue Flame Gas tn ' S262.00,.,..,.,,.,u.,,.,.,,.,,,.,.,,..,.,.,.,,.,_..,,.,.,,.,.,$ALE $22200 rate for the third year of an adjusted GNP down to 2.1 percent. ., o.., ....~ 0 , N'"''~ 0 ,,.,, said Theodore Simson, chairman of OU tocorrectthesltuallonlnthearea Waverly. In addition to Gallipolis j economlcrecovery. Thereportalsoputblameforthe thehoardoiFirstStateS&ving5and affected. Currently, we have no and Pomeroy, Buckeye outlets In Most economists believe the sluggish growth on the country's .GNP FlASH - 'l1le G._ LoanCo.ofColumbus. "Wehave$50 further statement we can make. Portsmouth, the Keriova and Nitro. economymustexpandatapaceofat poor performance in foreign trade. Nallonal Product 11Mb Iii up U mUitonherereadytopaydeposltors Any further questions should be areas of West VIrginia and the: ~ least3 percent to create enough new It projected that Imports are rising pecceul lor lhe lint quarter Ia If we have a run." directed to the pubUc relations Paintsville, Prestonsburg, louisa· FREE · ~ jooo to kl!ep unemployment falling. sh81l11y in the first (Juarter, robbing. 18111, lhe Commerce DepariThe reopenlngs will bring a department of Ashland OU." and Flemingsburg areas of Ken-: DELIVERY -;,:;:.:_:::.,.•:::_~~=:::~'::==:::~=~4,- llt--~'";:::The lh!1 -9~er slump....,.ln. -_do _ mestlcmanufacturersofsales. _· ---~ ~rted ~:..J..~ __gradual end to 1he.li1a.lemi!Je the... __ Ashlandwlllreplaceanyrontaml- tucky also recE'Ived the contam~ ~ acfiv'itYfiS year"'liiiirorough on EVell1hOogh the rateotgrowth1n I "trpliiitiij. thrifts endured for a week. nated gas porchased by consumers nated fuel. ~~~,..~~~~.;...;;SAVINGS contaminated gas Economic groWth on decline yme .... ifJ. ··.. __, _ LOW BACK SPRING ·BASE CHAIR, HIGH BACK SPRING BASE CHAIR, LOUNGER, .... [OYESEAT GLIDER, .... GLIDER, sua.oo ..................................................... LAWN SWING, .... 1/J S81 oo 2 .:1 ELBERFELDS •, ' - ~-- •. 1 ... - ·-- ·... - --~ - ~ ....... • �• • ,~ommentary ~J:b rsm~ ~11 r-T'"L..-JL.--r• . oppo$iti~ntoH;;;;ongthetiW'iops-:;;- vocabuiary. The reasonlng-~sas hea dline read, "CBthollc Bishops/ Urge Lawmakersrro Bar MX Funds." I would very much like to see a headline, "Catholic Lawmakers/ Urge Bishops/To Mind Own Business." The missive was In the form of a letter signed by Bishop James W. Malone, who Is president of the National COnference of Catholic Bishops, and Is himself bishop of Youngstown, Ohio. The news story said, "A Catholic official who Is Informed on the drafting of Pomeroy, Ohio MEIGS-~IASON AREA ~=·~ ROBERT L. WINGE'M' Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD .BOB HOEFLICH Assistant Publisher/ Controller General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. 1 There are two questions here. follows. In 1983, In the bishops' The first, which Is absolutely pastoral tetter called "The Chaluninteresting, Is what ts the view of lenge of Peace," the • bts~ops Individual bishops respecting tlie opposed the deployment of weapons depioyment of 21 MX mlsslles In which are thems~lves "likely to be terms• of the comprehensive stra- vulnerable to attack" yet also teglc picture? The second question, possess a capabutty of rendering which Is Intensely Interesting, Is the other side's retaliatory forces what Is the view of tile bishops vulnerable. Why? Because such concerning the advisability of weapons "may seem to be useful sending out such a letter? primarily In a first strike." They An effort was made, In that letter, . then went on to say that the A •. • MEMBER of The Associat ed Press, Inland Da ilv Press Associa- TN IS IS TU SIMPLiflt'"ION 1·1 IU Cion and the American Newspaper Publishers Associ~ lion . LEITERS OF OPINIO N ace welcome. They should he lc:'s than 30C I wocds long. All lellm .ace , ubjecCto«iltlng and must be signed wllh name. address and lf'l ephonC' numbf'r . No unst,.-:nM lf'llers w ill good tx> published. L f'tt f' r s sh ould taste. •-!'dn•ssCng l"ues. noc JX'CSonaHtles b£' tn · I T :. Senators. wnrried_ '~'~"·~~~y·-cha~tge--itl"~tone~-- .~. at -.ru • . ' TillS IS TNl toft6AlS1MAM 1.1110 WAAT(n ~SMALL lliUW l' ll~lllllltLIIm - ·- e•• .White. . House__ "'· _. e< • .. fNtltS Tllll.088YI$T · WNO WAt#!.D To AMlNb . ft" ON£ aLL tJtllll. tit nl\ t.rt~VWL Itt fAI SIMPLIJICATION, s.. • • TiltS I~ Til CDMSTITUlNC.V - loJIIO lolt~NflD TO ADO "'Til[ AM£ 11M~Q vrntoMI Ill LI1.WW'4 f~[ ON£ SHAll ("~~l IN T~l SIMPlifiCATION, DALLAS (AP) - Underdog were saying maybe we'd get a by beating Texas Tech and buke. Loolslana Tech figures It owes the chance to play them agatn:' Russo Memphis State, 29-3, . took out Oklahoma Sooners something In said. "Here It Is a reality and we're P e nnsylv ania and Alabama · . Birmingham. Oklahoma, 30·5, tonight's NCAA Midwest Regional looking very much 101ward to It." seml!lnal game at Reunion Arena . · Oklahoma, fourth ranked In the bounced North Carolina A&T and -••.-e;::; T•_-•..,..,.~ .. . ~!- ~ ~~ .............. - -...-..__.__;, ____..__...,.•· ~cJii;~i.G ~R"".'£'ii1i0li::i\a\i':imlir'a;u~mu«Fi'a:II;t"n"'"''f --"' · - -~ll"'~...-uJ un;; ·-llfUlJ }\,5l!iU\.:J.CileQ rtess r way they beat us (1!4-'12) earlier In No.8Bulldogsplayat5:35p.m .CST. 29-2, knocked off Plt tsburgh and the year," said Lpulslana Tech Fifth-rated Memphis State and Ohio State In the sub-reglonats. Coach Andy Russo. "(All-America) Cinderella Boston College clash at "I think the Midwest region Is the Wayman Tisdale had a bad game 8: <»1 p.m. In the second game at toughest region In the nation, " said There'sa Reunion Arena. · and Oklahoma Coach Billy Tubbs ~ "l lot three teams from The The He said the Bulldogs hoped they ' champion t<>kes on the And us and Louisiana Tech are thl! would get a second shot .at the Regional winner In the F inal Four In only two teams that have to fa"'' Sooners. · another Top Ten· tea in In the first Lexington, Ky . "Alter that. loss, all our people · Boston COllege, 20-10, advanced round of the regtonals." ' could he used for a first sirtKl!. Is that all? No. The second argument was to the effect that If the deployment of such weapons was very costly, that factor would weigh, perhaps decisively, against proceeding. Why? Because !be money should be used for other purposes. "Starvation In Ethiopia and grinding poverty In Central America" are two examples of a\tematlve uses for the $1 .5 billion the 21 MX mlssil<:,S would cost. News ~~~::~?,:~~~~~~~~~·--~th~e=l=e~tte~r=sa~ld~.,t~h~ere~w~a~s~U~ttl~e~o=r~n~o~~t~ ogro~u;n~d~l;ts~m~ess~a;ge~ln==a~m~o;r:al~=d=e~p~lo:y~m~e~n~t~o;l~t=h:e:M~X~m:l:~:ll;:es - -... '""""~~em! • Oklahoma .favored against Bulldogs Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Thursday, March 21, 1986 - fiie Ill Court Street DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE Page-2-the Daily Sentinel Butionthy liP--~-..,.---~~w_iu_iam__:...F._B_uc_kl_er The Daily Sentinel TtJe Daily Ohio are""gl oii11M· ' UtiUI'IIl.Uo:;n;&&"fi N f()l-·-tl-----~~;.;.~.,...;,..ij... opposing the MX mtsslle, but they do not, really, figure In a discussion of the bishops' action. The MX missiles were first proposed by President Ford, as a part of a long-standing program to reduce TOUGH 4-WHEELER FROM . the number of missiles we deploy and make up for the lesser number by Improved accuracy. President _ . ._ . . ___ _ Carter .accepted the.recommenda"-tlons of the preceding adminiStration, and his military team recom...,, ..,..,, ....,. :;~.-·-::,. .... m1!lltl!!d' ti'iihfep'l~nroF200'strcn -"· missiles. President Reagan and his military advisers are thinking In terms of 100, or perhaps 50, but 21 as an essential beginning. During the past' 20 years we have feduced our warheads by8,000. During the same period, the Soviet Union has Increased its warheads by about 8,000. PAT- H.ILL --F-ORD~----~ I ' 2_ THIS IS T~ SIMPLIFICATION SNEAK · A'M'ACK - Soulh Florida's Cw1lo Kitchen tries lo maintain. conlml of the ball whlle half action Wednesday night In the second mund of the National Invitation Tournament at l.oolsviUe. (AP Louisville'• Mike Abram atlempts to steal during lint Laserpholo). Tennessee=~claims NIT victory ,.,-~ ..,-- 361 4V, auto. tr.ans:,~traction lock,- AM/FM stereo.•"=cab lights, H. D. Springs, step bumper, gauges. mir· rors and more. 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I would much ' rather for them to sit down with a · pencil and paper and figure out some way for us, as taxpayers, to ; get about 29 cents out of every •• dollar of value we pay In taxes. •. I appreciate our public officials' - concern for me, but I would prefer . they let me be a little more : responsible for my own life and : · they take care of their own. I am ; speaking In regard to defensive ; living. "Buckle Up And Save A Life," '· that life could be your own. This and : that survey reveals such, and their : statistics state figures how many ; Jives would be saved a year by forcing every one to do this. No one : seems to ·tell us how many lives are • saved by not buckling up. Ithlnk the : public In general reveals Its opiniOn ' - on this Issue. The majority do not : buckle up. They show by this their : real feelings. Last year only about : 15 percent of motorists Involved In • • accidents were wearlng seat belts ; In Ohlo ..(Ohlo Highway statistics). I • for one am against being forced to " buckle up. •. · It you are for seat belts get a copy ~ oftheMarchedltionofTheReaders : Dlgest.Turntopage96andreadtbe • drama In real life, "Jacob's Dead, : Isn't He?" Then reconsider your · viewpoint on this Issue. They now show on T.V. a Dummy • behind the wheel supposed to be : driving a car. There Is a head-on • collision. The Dummy files through .. and legs are controlled by muscles that operate by reflex action so fast that It seems without any mental capacity being involved . The Dummy In the demonstration doesn't have these, so he flies through the windshield, nothing to restrain him. Is this Dummy a human helngor a vegetable• If you are a full-time driver and someone else Is driving what Is your reaction every time the brakes should be applied? In the 1920s to prevent motorist fatalities the "Think Tanks" erected wooden white crosses at railway crossings where a death had happened. As I remember this backfired. Were motorists so busy counting crosses they forgot about the coming train? How many more reckless drivers will seat belts make? Confldencein~belng buckled up, that next curve can be made at 50 Instead of the posted safe 35. Seat belts are for race car drivers. They use them, the public doesn't. Thts law tf passed could backfire like the burning permit law. Instead of preventing forest fires It contributed to their ln~rease. My wife'S decea~ husband wS. driving his car and he blacked out. The car ran over an embankment and hls body slumped to the side on the seat and by doing so saved his llfe. The Impact of the collision forced the front end of the car along with the steering wheel deep Into the back of the front seat. What would have happened If he would have been buckled up? I do not want any one to force me to Imprison myself In my car while driving. You use your seat belt II you desire but allow me to get along without mine, please. - VIctor -~;...~.~~~~~~i~~~~~d.~,-~arr~~i;~~~~~~~ ~ or Is I drive my car ·t 'behindthesteerlngwheeLMyarms W acko in Washington Art Does the fact that Washington and tells him not to worry about her says he comes to me. He wants me has the most psychotherapists because his father has offered to to find the answer before people say mean that there are more mentally · carry her to the supermarket on his he's flipped out." deranged people here than anyback." "It sounds like a hopeless case. where else? The answer Is probably "What other troubled patients do Why don't you fire him as a yes. you seeT' · patlen_t?" ~ Dr. Arnold Frisher, a noted "I have a senator who took S5 "Because I think I have the psychiatrist who has been practlcmillion from political action com- sol utlon. If I could hook up a lng in D.C. for 40 years, and only mlttees In the last election, but stU! network of lasers to 10 hydrogen takes the toughest cases, maintains believes he's his own man'. then that something happens to people there Is a secretary of education after they stay In Washington who has a phoboa about college awhile. kids, a U.S. Justice Department He said, "To put It In professional attorney for civil tights who loathes terms, 50 percent are nuttier than civil rights, a newspaper reporter fruitcakes." who behaves like an animal, "How do you account for It?" lobbyist who claims to have 20 "Pressure, power and politics. congressmen sewn up In his pocket, Although most'utthem are normlll - and a Cl·k official- who has ro-~ people when they come here, lt continually wash his hands every doesn't take long for them to lose all time he testifies about Nicaragua." sense of reality. Let me give you an "Is that It?" Illustration. I have a patient who "No, Ihavethls high official In the workS for the Office of ManageWhite House who maintains he has ment and Budget. He makes~28,000 a mandate to spend a trillion dollars a year. Every time he comes to see on new weapons to keep the peace." me he says he has just chopped "That wouldn't make him gonzo. another billion dollars out of a The White House did win 49 states." government program. Then he "My patient doesn't claim he has bites his fingernails ." a mandate from the people - he "Would that make him crazy?" says he has one from God." "No. But on each visit he claims "Haven't you ever had patients he's brought the money with him who talk to God?" and wants me to put It In my safe so "Yes, but I have never had one Congress can't get their mitts on who told me God wanted him to lt." spend a trillion dollars. That's "It sounds · tlke he's suffering manic.'' from exhaustion." "At the same time, the way "That or guilt," Dr. Frlsher said. things seem to be going, a trillion "Six months ago he took a dollars Isn't too much to Invest for . wheelchair away fm his 80-year-old security on earth." mother because he said she wasn't "My patient doesn't want to entitled to It on Medicare." spend It on earth. He wantll to spent . a Buchwald bombs and explode them just as the moon passes over the-Soviet Union, I could create a nuclear winter which would negate a first-strike capability, and then the Russians would come to me and say, 'Ain't going to go to war no more, ain't going to go to war no more, ain't g-o-1-n-g to go to war no mooorrrrre.' '' • Berry's World 1 ~""~~=that?" 'JY"YI~o_!JI<!J!e~Lg),ljltuwut_JUnlbM!w,::~-~~~ ~ . ·~ =-= =I~',JMJci L9L:g,halr fhrQ~Ing' ~ "tia!lJU ~ ..-:... ~ asked. , "How Is he going to do that?" . . • . "She calls him every morning "He doesn't know. Thatlswhyhe ~ ..... points while guard Jerry Everett added 20, including 18 in the second half and overtime. "Gerald Wilkins Is possibly beyond comment," said TennesseeChattanooga Coach Murray Arnold. ''Awesome Is too mild a word for his play." Loyola faces No. ·1 Hoyas tonight in NCAA Tournament By The i\ssoclaled Press If Loyola of Chicago Is apprehen sive about facing No.1 Georgetown, the Ramblers aren't saying so. "I'll post up anybody, " claimed AI fredrick "The Great" Hughes, the second-leading scorer In the nation . "It really doesn't matter wbo It 1~. because I know what I can do." But the question Is: . How wlll Hughes and his No. 14 Loyola team do tonight against Georgetown In the NCAA East Regional semifinals' in Providence, R.I.? The Ramblers, a cocky collection of Chicago-area players, are a free-wheeling offensive machine - -t·hatts .secondJn DJvlslonl scoring (85.8 polntspergame) and are led by Hughes, wbo averages 26.9. Loyola hegan the season unranked, got routed by Oltlahoma and also lost to Louisiana State and Marquette early on: But the team has won Its last 19 games, which Is the longest victory streak in the nation and Includes NCAA tournament triumphs over Southern .. Methodlst.and Iona. Faced with the prospect of playing the powerful 'Hoyas and three-time All-American center. Patrick Ewing, the 27-5 Ramblers plan to keep doing the things they have done aU season. ''Unllkeotber teams, wedon'ttry to get the ball btslde," Coach Gene Sullivan said. "We tJy to get the ball outside." That's partly because Loyola's tallest starter Is 6-9 center Andre Moore. _But !hat's also because Sullivan has confidence bt hls ,_,.,.___ guru~':,;, _ .....="'--..-:-.--• .. u... fh.niii!J{ u •• a .h oe c;:~~•-;r ....... -a:: ..... __,.":'"""'" "He does force a shot now and then," Sullivan said of his senior swlngman. "And he always will because he believes he's going to make every sbot. "But he's a 50 percent 'shooter. I don't want to contain him. I want to turn him loose," Sullivan said. Teaming with Hughes are Andre Battle, a senior guard averaging 20.6 points, and Carl Golston, a junior pOint guard averaging 15.1 and leading the nallon with 9.3 assists per game. "They're free to take any shot they want," Sullivan said. The coach also said his enttre team was free to relax before the BObcats, Lancers battle to 8-8 tie KygerCreek, thedefendlngSVAC diamond champ, battled Federal Hocklngtoan8-8tlelnagamecalled Wednesday evenbtg because of darkness. Kyger Creek had eight ru; ns, six hits and four errors whlle Federal Hocking also collected eight runs, four hits and made two game. "We don't have bedchecks. I don't know what they're going to he doing tonight. " he said. "If we win tomorrow, we'll celebrate." Loyola won Ihe NCAA championship in 1963. Georgetown , cont lnulng Its bid to be the first team to win consecutive NCAA titles ' since UCLA in 1ln3, has won 14 straight games. The Hoyas have lleaten Lehigh and Temple In the tournament solar. The game will be shown live on CBS-TV starting at 9:10p.m. EST. Thematchupwlll follow theo!lE'nlng East regional semifinal between No. · 6 Georgia Tech and No. 12 IllinoiS. which Wlll be televised by CBS on delayed tape after the Loyola-Georgetown game. , Illinois, 26-8, was the Big Ten runner-up alld 'has beaten Northeastern and Georgia In the tournament. The llilnl victories have come without 6-8 center George Montgomery, who was injured lat~ln the season. I In other NCAA games tonight, the Midwest Regional in Dallas wUI pit No. 8 Louisiana Tech, 29-2, against No. 4 Oklahoma, ~5. and BQston errors. Steve Waugh hurled four Innings for tbe Bobcats. He allowed five College, 20-10, versus No. 5Men!phls walks and fanned 11. 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J~· ].Jt ("levt-land lUI Prover 123, Indiana ll9 kansas n~· us , Phllsdrlphla U7, O'f Boston urr, Mllw.11ukfto tM WaR ~on m;, NPW York 100 San AnToniO }(fi, ChiCajj:O!fl l)alllmoi't> vt 'NPW Yor k Y:.l\kM a·l F'Ort Laudt>r.dalt'" NIT results -Set a record on the Troptcana GlaSson blasted his way thrOugh the Couniry Club course. - And, kept Glasson from becom· contusion in the riCh Panasontcl,as lng il1volved In the confusion over Vegas Invitational golf tournament . · Glasson, who said he plays "in who was Iii second place. It could be TomWalson. constant pain" from an arthritic Or, depending on how lt'sflgured , COndition in hls knees, fired It could be a tie among Scott Hoch , S-under-par 62 Wednesday in the Phil Blackmar and Paul Azinger . first round of this five-day, 90 hole event. Either way, Glasson 's round put The spectacular effort, capped off him three shots in front of Blackmar, Azlnger and Hoch, who by a blrdle-blrdle-blrdle flnlsh: had65s. That'sonanumerlcalbasls. -Matched the low score on the PGA Tour this year. . !nrelationtopar,hewastwoshots in front of Watson, a six-time Player -Was the best round of Glasson 's life. · of the Year. LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) - Blliy N.a...IIJIVItltioll~ w_ _ ......,. By The ~laled Preis So far Brock Is hltting .182 into an arglll1lelit with American AB far as Los Angeles Dodger (4-for-22) wfth no horne runs. League umpire LimY Young, LoulsVIIIt'" 4!& Srulh FlOrida 61 Srank> 12J, Goldfn Sfatr 100 'renllf.'SSeE' 73. Swthw('l:le m Lrulstarw Manager Tom Lasorda Is con· In other exhibition action, Terry apparently rNf'r whether he had L .A. (1Jppoi-s 121 . Utah UCI 12 ..,_,.,.., GiWTM'M cerned, Greg Brock Is still his first Puhl and Jose Cruz hit run-scorlng caught a fly ball twoinnlngsearller. Th.·C'hatta n~.il J',, L...am11r IN. (Yf .. baseman for opening day. Sid doubles durlng a four-run uprising Pon land a t PMmb. Bream Is not too far behind, wfth two outs in the fltth inning off [)(ofroll ill (Ooldl>n Statr Smlth and Young went nose to ONa H.S. ~of" .a...kdbaU l"'rtd,.y!ll (i&me~~ Phil Nlekro to give a spilt Houston however. lly'nle"--attllled~ nose and Smith appeared to bump Ck'\·l'land 011 &.ttr~ "Sid'sdoneaheckpfajob,asuper squall a 4-1 victory over the New Denvt'r at NtW Jet"'t')· the umpire. Other players and Wtar 111'• 1ter1u11a Ka11S11..~ City a1 Allunt41 job," Lasbrda said after watchlng York Yankees. The other Houston wnpltes joined In, and Smlth r.LMIAM MilWEI\lkK' at f'hlladflphJ a At 110W•1 Qn!re 8tMe UI'IIY. theyounglnflelderhelptheDodgers squad defeated the Minnesota Nt;ow York at India na apparently wrestled home plate To!. Scon ~ . Col, Norlhland :n Dall3!1 at San Antonio win their sixth straight exhibition Twins 6-3 as Chrls Jon€$ hlt a AI l'anlotl fl~l(o • .,..,,,... wnpjre Dave Pallone to the ground L.A. l .<'lkul'!! 111 Housi on N. Canton HOOio'C'r 7!'1, \\·'u rr('fl Hllrdlnl( Ut:.h ill ~ u tllt' baseball game with a 4-2 vtctQry bases-loaded eighth-Inning double as he tried to get back at Young. ffi. O'f Wednesday over the CinciJ1natl off rellever Curl Wardle. Allte~~t Silk Ufthr. Clc. Easl !D. Ckl. St.lfitflallu!! ~ NHL results Reds . "He'sprovil1gsomethlng,and Pinch-hitter Ron Johnson hit a "One thing I know for sure Is !bat ('INMA he'sdoing one outstanding job." three-run double in a six-run eighth Lonnie didn't . punch the guy At c.-. F1rhlmule B-ream had a 'Sing!1r'to"Tai5e 'hill """innin<&ID-Iea11-Betrol<-~_..p!tts-- {Yoong'} ·,'~~~~:~~~~~~~;---~--j ,,_.liiirtiw~r.'i':'~t¥....0'---~-~P~~ti:1 iirmf- - - -111sprlng trainil1g average to .316 and burgh 11-5. Steve Lyons had three Whitey Hf'rzog. "Because If he v"'""'"' ~ Buffalo, .u ONo uniY. also made two outstanding defen· hlts, drove iJ1 a and scored Ollt'e swung he'd have missed, the way O.troh Los An.,o~ ". "" " ",~-"~ .""' . ,~':;.k;:::'!. ~~ Wlnnlp("R !J, Ml.nnE'!iO!o 2 '"' ' .... ,., ,,., slve plays at first while the to lf'ad Boston over St. LQuls4-1. · we'vf' been hitting." c,,,. · At u........,..., . 7• Tornnto, 0 slump-rlddenBrocksatforthethird St. Louis' Lonnie Smlth was Smlth declined to discuss the Edmonoat6, CNc:aoo< ""lonm• "'· Mlddlel""" F<nwkk • ~~~~ Gllinftrl !)2 straight game. ejected froni tbe game after getting incident after the game. s. : Loo~., -•on ,~,.,"-..., c"''"' 61. Monon t.oc'' " --- ... run . EASTERN CHEERI$t\DERS HONORED The entire . Easlem Cheerleadlng squad was recognl7.ed lor .I ts outstanding effort throughout the 1985 basketbaD camp!llgn. Pl~tur!!d are (sitting), :Missy Calaway, Angie Young, Lea Ann Robinson. :Back - Tonya Fortney, Benltta Deeter, Veronica -··.---"-~edges .,. Q .. 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Topaz lnW(}n Cou rl HouS£": Amanda Wln!IOI'L, f:l. ' .n 1a w r....r ; L iz N;_1 ~· . Pa ln('!l;v!JI(' Jtlr.·, ~· : Karhl(' [)(>Jan" ', Chagrin F<I IL~ f\m ston: Aln ·h.t E ~.~ lj.,'P . WPIIinWon: KP IJ~·. Hor n. Olx•!'lln Fl l'l'I Uil d~: .Jullt' Yu ha.'V. Wurnn Kr 'fl nrd~· : LlS1l (Xlfln l~ . fi(1 1oll W('!.:l Dr~ nell; · RonnlC' ;\la pl('l , ('r f'!; IOO Nor · ('0 1\CH o r \ TAll - .lack V:m Rt,•lh. ··~ • No Gimmicks • · ·No G_iveaways ' .WELL CHILD - 'Meigs Health Department pe.-met working with ~·~~~'f!!~~~~~;;;t~~e::::: r, Carol Tannehill, R.N., program ..• .... .. ._ ..- Stock No. 5872 SELL PROPERTY? WE CAN HELP ••• ·' ..." J nas ·o,,,o nun .... - . . . 1\1\11 ....... .. Stock No. 5888 $8,uc 1.a. 9 '12,725 -- New19,999 H&RBLOCK· ·" No. 5827 b 18 East Main Street Open 9 Pomeroy, Ohio AM-6 PM Weekdays, 9-S ~at.-Phone APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE 1985 Ford 1985 Ford Crown THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE Was s14,229 NOW 992·3795 $}2 '791 Escort 1985 Ford -· -L.T.D. Stock No. 5884 Stock No. 5836 "Out-The-Door" ~ow J WJC - Meigs Heath Department personnel carrying out the WIC program are seated, I to r, Debbie LaValley, R.N., WJC Program Director, and Dorothy Riffle, ADP dlrootor; standing, I tor, Sonja HW, $5,999 Was_10,893 NOW .$9930 . dietetic technlc.lan, and Nonna Torres, R.N., WJC fiscal director. 5 The Me!gs County )fealth nep'iirt- :ment Is affiliated with the Bureau of Crippled Children's Services, Ohio Depjlrtment of Health, the Veterans Memorial Speech and Hearing CUntc , Hll()lan Resource CouncU , the Meigs County March of Dimes , E aster Seals, and many other I AVAll AILE IN ILACII PATENT llUSH AND WHtn OPENOPOON r=;~=~J-;" _:.,~, ALBANY - Southern Ohio Coal .Co. paid $94.7 . million ln wages, salaries and benefits for nearly1,900 employees at Its Meigs No. 1, Meigs No. 2_ and. Ra<eCOO!l N.o,, 3 mi!l~ during 1984. Meigs Division Manager Biian Jones said that represented $66.6 million In dii-ect payroll during the year. w~Ue an.other $28.1 mllllon went lo employee benefits such as vacaUons, educational assistance and the company' s contribution to various medical and retirement plans. Totals will be '"slightly higher" lhts year, Jones salq, due . to lncn;ases . buill into the national bituminous wage agreement approved last year with the United · Min~ Work~rs of America. Southern Ohio Coal's Meigs division, a mining subsidiary of the \.[ ·--- I, American Electric Power System. produced ·approximately 5 million tons of coal In 1984 and ships the product to Ohio Power Co.'s Gen. James Gavin plant In Cheshire. ·~ ~P ~ s aetlve- -,_,,Lti.&g-and river transportation operations paid . more than $.ll2 million in wages and benefits In 1984. That amounted to $141mlllionindlrectpayrollsand$61 ' mUllan In employee benefits. . '"""""' '' "" "' .,.,.,....... 1 htrita_gt house" PLACE - 1: ·~ u . FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY BanqueLdayehanged SHOP MIDDLEPORT DEPARTMENT STORE FOR OUTFITS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY. The date of the Southern Junior High Athletic Banquet has been changed to 6: ll p.m. Tuesday at the High school. . INFANTS - ADULTS TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR LAYAWAY FOR YOUR SPRING AND SUMMER WARDROBE State And Local Taxes & Fees. -~~~::rl...~~=-~ ·' .• • • IAAGAIN MTINEES SAT & SUN All SEATS $2. 2S The World~ Bi est,Bes~ .Sa adjuffef Hot Soups 11 ION EVEAV TUESOAV WEEKEND SPECIAL" NEW 1984 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL MARK VII Cash & ~ Supplit~ OVER 60 YEARS IN BUSINESS ON THE "T" IN MIDDLEPORT • hvr "lxtra Towch" florist Siflce 19.57 "".P»M~ FLORIST ' Stock No. 4992 Sticler Price 124,687. ''Out·The·Door" ONLY· PH. 992 -2644 352 E. Main, Pomeroy s21 ,620 IELnD liAS 165/80 D 13 .................. ........ 185/80 D13 ...... .................. .. 195/75 D 14.. ................ .... .... 205175 D 14.. .... ................ ..., 215/75 D14 ....................... ... 225/75 D14 ...... .................... 215/75 D15 ..................... .. ... 225/75 D 15 ...... ............ ........ 235/75 D 15 .... ........ ...... ........ SKYLAR.K a dr., 4 cyl. eng., tact. air cond., heater, auto. trans., p. steering, am-tm, radial tires, bUcket setits. 6 cyl. engine, heater, stand. trans., bucket seats. STOCK No. 58322 WAS ' SPECIAL WAS roof, heater-, auto. trans., p- 1 steering, p-disc brakes, glass, am -fm, wsw radials. tint. 1975 FORD LTD 4·cll'. 55,119 miles, V-8 eng .• tact. {,a'I!!Ot~ ~- otM;~n~Jtl =-:.:~...,::.... • nn VII• .,11 - l l f t•11· ' Starts Friday, & "FRIDAY the 13th PART 5" Special Midni&ht Movie Friday & Slturday s~owin& "FRIDAY the 13th PART 5" $2895 1979 FORD LTD FIREBIRD 4·cv« •ng., f•ct. air cond., beater, auto. trans., p-steering, p·disc brakes, cruise control, am-fm . 2-dr, V-8 eng., fact. air cond., h~ater, auto. trans .., p-steering, pdllc brakes, bodyslde- mtdg., tint. glass, tilt sf-wheel, c-control, amfm, wsw radials. STOCK No. 47795 STOCK NO. 57912 STOCK No. 58261 .STOCK No. 5U$1 4-dr L.S •• .6 cyt. eng., fact. air cond., vinyl ·roof, heater, auto. trans., p-steering, p-dlsc brakes, bodyslde mldg., lint. gloss, am· tm, wsw radials, wh-covers. • STOCK No. 51661 WAS _ $6295 NOW $5295 ----everybunny loves ... ' 1978 FORD PINTO 50v-8 .1980 MAZDA PICKUP 2-dr, 4 tyl. eng·., heater, auto . trans., p-steering, am-fm, stereo tape, radials, bucket seats. 4 cyl. eng., 4 sp--trans., rear step bumper, tint. gtass, am radio. 4· wheel drive, 1·21on pickup, eng., autO. trans., P·steerlng, pbrakes, gauges, rear step bumper, sliding rear window, tint. glass, am ·fm. STOCK No. 10121 STOCK No. 51821 STOCK No. 58711 WAS $2995 NOW WAS $1995 $3495 NOW WAS $2695. $4295 RUTLAND TIRE SALES Main St. . llltland ·~ ' ·A •• • •• . • i • ~ Upper River Rd. (Across from the Airport) Gallipolis, Ohio specially decorated and filled with Easter treats. They are sure to s uit your gift giving nee11s. Our baskets are a charming ad<lition to your holiday celebration. PH. 742-3011 (federal Dtpolit lnJurance Corporatl.on) • our three new baskets Open 1:00 •• 6:00 -.,•• Sef. PLEASE, DON:T LET NAMES BE DECEIVING The Farmers Bank and Savings Company of Pomeroy -· IS ·A COMMERCIAL BANK INSURED BY THE FDIC •• •• ••r Bulfet"' . Ali·YOII-Citll·r..t ' H 1MI. IIIII•.ff1. 1981 PONTIAC NOW air coRd., vinyl roof. heater, auto. trans., p-steering, p-disc brakes, bodyside mldg., tint. glass, am· fm, wsw radials, wire wh-covers. rhe World's Bltlflell, Best . j;.Jd.. t ' SJ.49 , . $3695 1983 FORD F-100 EXPLORER 1978 MERCURY COUGLAR XR-7 V·8 eng., fact. air cond., vinyt 28.00 30.00 34.00 36.00 37.00 39.00 38.00 39.00 40.00 STOCK No. 57671 $1995 OPEN FIIDAY NIGHT UNTil 1:00 P.M• Your FTD Florist 1980 BUICK 1-967 FORD MUSTANG • __ Register For frH Gift Certificate FridaJ From 5:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. Limited Carry only Breakfast Special! 59C EA. - tor.Easter~.~~~ . OVER 150 NEW FORDS, LINCOLN$, MERCURY$ AND FORD TRUCKS ••• Available ••• AII At Pure & Simple Prices! . conn1e:s . .. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __:___--! agencies too numerous to mentiOn. 'Total numbe1 or personnel contacted for Health Department reasons In 11*14 were 10,(T14 and8,649 people were given health Information a nd promotional talks. A total of 1,397 certific ates and permits were Issued by the VIla! Sta~tlcs - part of the Hea lth Depaitrnerlt. r;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiit Southern Ohio Coal's payroll hit $94.7 million during 1984 • ,_' l!Jld!g~ks . I Torres, R.N., program dlrecror; standing, Carol Guinther, clerk, and Jon ,Jacobs, fiscal director. •.. \I'J ,I' n P : The follOWing clinics are also available (for ages up to 21 years of age) at the Health Department (by appointment only ): 1) Well Chile d!EPSDT eheckups, 2) Ear·No&e and Throat, 3) VIsion, 4) Orthopedic, 5) Heart, 6 Plastic, ' 7) Pre-natal, 8) WlC. Heart (and heart-related dis· eases) were responsible for the firSt cause of death in Meigs County this past year. 'C ancer was second and Emphysema or Respiratory problems were third. Factors that contribute to hPart disease Include high fat and/ or salt diet , smoking, obesity (over· weight) , lack of exercise and as cancer prelrentlon tips: Another common problem Is I Eat foods low lrrtat. head lice. Health Department 2) Avoid tanning - wear protecoff!clals say It Is nottruethatpeople and . u se sun screens If tive Clothing get lice because they don '1 take you need to be In the sun. care of themselves or because they, 3) Avoid unnecessary X-rays . · are dirty. People can get !lee· at 4) Take estrogens only as long as school, church, as well as while they necessary. are shopping. 5) Don't smoke or use tobacco In If a person !!Qmes In contact wtih liCe, he should seel\ medical help for any form· (lung cancer Is now the · diagnosis and advice for treatment. · leading cause of death In women) . alcoholic bev· Children cari' be lmip.imtzed " Q) Avoid against measles, mumps, rubella, eragav;o.~ o".!Y. !tt~::dtl:r~lbr. ,, . 7) Increase fiber In your diet by diphtheria, whooping cough, tela· nus and polio. These Immunizations Including fresh fruits , vegetables are available to children at the and whole grain cereals In your Meigs County Health Department dally diet. 8) If your jobls·ha23<'dous-,ks:?p .. every second and fourth Tuesdays safe by wearing protective clothing of each month from 9 a .m. to 11 a.m. and from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. bi'I'I\'IIIP Cmmllc Cmr ra l: DlanC' Cro~.• , W~1 La riJ\'f'ltt· IUclJ<<'Wood: Brmda Sh'U · IJr•LO n ~ . F'ark. :.~· ., l t:J: Ann · AJj)('fror , HN!Ih. li- foo l ~r:, 1.!.!1: IX'anna AtlrirUJ . Brookv llh·. ~9 s1•. 'l-1 .5: .lll ndl Frn·..u. Waro.aw fU\'t'f Vl1ow, !l-9 " 1" .. 21 1: I' IA't' t':R n r YEAR- By NORMA,l.-TORRI!JS, R.N• . The MeigS County Health Department reports · the llicldence of communicable diseases on the rlse In Meigs County. Of1tclals sent 16 VD smears to the Ohio Department of Health. Another serious public health problem Is Genital Herpes (or Herpes II). This as well as syphtllls, gonorrhea, chlamydia, and cytomegalovirus Is a sexually trans· mltted disease. Unborn children (fetus) are especially at risk to these diseaSes since their ablllty to fight off diseases Is not yet fully develope-d, Children cannot be Mlss}• Za· l li'IJ~·u Je Cl 1 •;~k ln'ShufJl Phone 992-2 55 .• 1\1':>". Mtu1ln.'i f<'n)'; Sh!>rry Strakt'r. St('U· Moup.r Or.lb W~l l'l'n H!'O'A'n: R hOnd!! · 'N hai1Cin. Spi'lngtoro: J.orlsa ~1', .CJr· c•k>\•lllfl; ShOnnu ChP.;fnjf. Clrt'IC'\'111(' Lo-~~:lin Elin: t:rwr.a· Redlit~ Grdn~'ill"; Vldc... If• SCh mi1 ~.. CoiLi mbus Htlf11(',\ ': l.c n'nchi Hmdc'r.;on. 1-l ~; brun LakC'14·ood: KPIIlf' 1:\.1: .- The Daily Sentinel 'I Now Ta k••n.p .·· Carr•·er Appl•·catlons· "' Coon , ·lenn)' MUter, Pomeroy Metp, Clnd nnati fu•ndl(tf,(, o;. HI .\ t., I~>U: Ellon Baln , Gr an\' IJJ('. '). ~ j r .. Zl,Z: Yldd Dorrit.Mr('J', Boc~·rus W.vnror d , !). 10 !<~. 19. 1; Mlli'V(Jil;J f'r<ll •r P<\riM110Ui h . 1\.~ ~r. . 17.11; ,\ 'unC\· f'ltt., ChaJ<rln F'a lls, t) fOOl ~r. , l:!A: aM A nltr1':~ KyS(•r .. WarT<'fl t11nd. !> 9 '<1. , lilti. ~ "lthlnklt'sacoach'sdreamtobe named the best one In the state. I · conslderltarealhO!IOf," VanRee111 . I said. Cline- and Dawn He-Ideman of Akron Hoban were selected ~~~+{~=-==~~!~~ AP's first-team all-state squad for the serondstralghtseason. 'J The Daily Sentinel Page VD on rise in Meigs .County • • • •" Jrll..I-Ca~'""';.~"~-T ;r;"'~ ""'~~~~~M~cA?ini t'" \1nton . ·"·'~•··•·-·•~••·"'· 'l~~~~:;f~,li !lri'i'~2;: !.9~. ., - Fl•:fr\IL 'I'Lngri:IJT1:··""'"-· ...-..~....~'"'""·t"l~ U!llt•, Wf>SI Jef!f'J'SOI'j ; KMrn i..t'PI<' '· ~.. ll·\'6<":"' Kim-fiiu,IDL•rii. Lirnll' iift'm;'"'V'Jt"i:l" ''"' ' ,.. NOTICE Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio · Mlllbl.u) • Lakl'; Lisa H I~ICM'C'r. C11n1011 Ctnt ral CaUdle; Ot>bbif' Bttrlu>tt , Can· lil~d : To ~· _. F'mn(':\', CIP.·cland Or· artJ.':('; Ct'Cf'lla Rodrlgu<'2!, Cl£'\'cland Ccn· utt~ l ~'i ...s ' .~~o:r.JJ~ bi'OOdc.:u:ters. .: ..__Cline, · .,. .,Mllll'l'· ;_.. F1 RST TEAJ\.1 - Usa • Thw-aday, March 21, 1985 Thursday, March 21, 1985 Ohio our easter treats bright and colorful, they make a delicious gift that anyone will treasure .. Our wide variety of Easter· undies can be given with the · knowledge ·that you have chosen only the finest from .. . �. Thursday, March 21, 1986 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Page-8-The Daily Sentinel Cincy council blocks storage pipeline for Sohio's. benzene . .. . . of Cincinnati. The first shipment on Sohio, said the.company considers the new shipping route temporary that new route came through door on ~~ntlllt finds another storage faclllcy CinCinnati Mollday night. one method of moving benzene from with larger capacity. Mayor Charles J. LukeO criticized theStandardOUCo. (Ohlo) through At the Columbla-Tusculum site, that arrangement, saylngSohlowas the clcy, but the Sohlo shipments Clcy Terminals and Sohlohad Queen Insensitive to the clcy's wishes. contln11e to move by rail through . "If there's any way we can stop agreed to restrictions on benzene another part of Cincinnati. · Council voted g,o that, I would like to do that," Luken · shipment and banning of 175 other hazardous chemicals In an agreesald. Clcy attorneys' sald, however, Wednesday to seal ail ~~nderground ment nego.tlated with theColumblathe city has any power to . they doubt pipeline crucial to bei1Zene storage at Queen Clcy Terminals Inc., a ·control or Hmlt shipping on the new · Tusculum communicy council. Columbla-Tuseulum leaders fought route. Cincinnati company which had for the agreement, saying they arranged with Sohlo to pipe and feared thlit Ohio River flooding Sohio officials said they are using store benzene shipments sent by rail could spread tbe flammable, toxic Into Cincinnati on t~lr way to Gulf the alternate train route to send chemical from Queen City Termk :.....cau.t..bu!'f!CL'lbe..<n~iac~l;'!>c:aellmr--l:lerutent'! !rom their new $180 million nals storage tanks located In the refinery In Lima, Ohio, to a St. Louis was s11pported by leaders of the river's floodplain. Colurrtbla-T\lsculum neighborhood terminal company where the benTbe agreement kept the chemical on Cincinnati's east side, where :renelsloadedonbargesandshlpped out of the floodway tanks, but Queen CicyTerrnlnals Is located. down the · Mlsslsslppl River to I B,u t .now, Sohlo Is moving the petrocheJlllCal companies on the continued S:Ohio' s access t6 Queen Killin, R.N., !'SSistantnilrslngsupervlsor; back, I tor, City Terminal's huge 5.5 millionllOARD - These health department 'members benzene shipments by rail through Texas coast. perform vital board functions for 'Meigs C-Ounty . ,Joe Young, !'SS~alli sanitarian; Cai'ol Guinther, theinduslrialMlll Creel<'Valleyarea Tony KozlOwski, sp(Jkesman for gallon storage capaclcy. clerk; Nonn,a Torres, R .N., nui'sing supervisor, and Department of He;llth. Tbey are, front, I to r, Pearl Jon Jacobs, deputy health C0f!11111ssloner and chief · Scotl, vitals statistician and deputy clerk regb;trar; · Nancy Ackerman •. nursing clerk-secretary; Ginny . sanitarian.. 1~~~~~~~~~~~acy - the Meigs County · property transfers .. Robin Earl Slater to Nortna!l J. . .Yt!a!lki'!..ID .Iam.'l"....E..J:liVll!P.. Right -mltiiTm)i~'"vl\i'lati· u;e~!ia'n;n~ of Way, c~ter. l·~-··"~'~""""'~.~.;...~-···---~" Piii&NATAL~"='Th~~~ Parcels, Salem. Roger L.. Hoffman , Pamela K. Health Department employes Charlotte M. Young to Charles Hoffman to James E. Diddle , Right ClUTY out' the department's Murray, 1 acre, Salisbury. of Way, Chester. pre-natal program. Seated,! to r, '" S,ari__L~fl', decea ~·~"Y~ll~ .... Marvin L. Keebaugh, MarjorieJ. ::.c.,;;~-~ '""""""'~"':...:..x-....., ...,.,,~_.,_...~., ..._,.. R'~Y!!~ - ..~!'~b!... ~l~k;~ ~.r..~<~ i". UlCllary, ~ alffflaYlt, Pomeroy Keebaugh, Theodore· Abolln, Inez BlackweU, R.N., program direcVlllage. Claire Abolin to James E. Diddle, tor, alld standing, Jon J'!('obs, Jack Francis King to Joan Lela Perpetual Ease., Orange. fiscal director, ~ng, Judge's Decree, Meigs. · · Julius E. Gluesencamp, Alberta · Thomas A. Mankin, Rebecca L. J. Gluesencamp to James 'E. Diddle, Easement, LeiJan<ln.·-=~""-~~ Warren. F. Sheets, Phyllis J. Sheets, Frank D. Jennings, Mary M. Jennings to Herald Oil & Gas Co., Right of Way, Salisbury. James L. Brewer, Mary Brewer to Herald Oil & Gas Co., Right of Way, Salisbury. William B. Rife, Ruby P. Rife to Herald 011 and Gas Co., Right of Way, Salisbury. Thursday, March 21. 1986 . TIIURSDAY POME;ROY ·-Meigs County B!'tter Beef Club will . meet 'I,'hursday, 7::ll p.m., at th<' county extension office. POMEROY - Evangeline Chapter 172 of the Order of , Eastern Star will bold its annual Inspection Thursday, 7: 30 p.m .. at the Middleport Masonic Temple. Depucy Matron Sally Gifford will serve as Inspecting officer. POMEROY - Meigs Better Beef Club wU! meet Thursday evening, 7: :ll p.m., at the rounty extension office. Health Club will meet at 1: 15 p.m. Thursday at the home of Lenora Lel1helt. Phyllls Skinner will present the program and Nanoy Morris wlll be-In charge of the contest. Dues wUl be payable at the meeting. POMEROY Willing . Workers Class of Enterprise United Methodist Chu'rch will meet at 7: :ll Thursday SYRACUSE A jitney ,supper wUJ be held Friday from .. 5-7 p,m. ·at the Carleton School:' Home made food will be served. SATIJRDAY , MIDDLEPORT Meigs County Retired Teachers wlll meetfora12:llp.m.luncheonon Saturday afternoon at the Middleport Masonic Bullding. Lunch reservations are due today and may be made by calling 742-2251 or742-2141. Cost will be$5. Beulah _ ____.;.-- -- ~ MIDDLEPORT - A- kite fly wUJ be · held by the ' Primary Department of the Middleport First Baptist Church.Saturday, 2: ll to 6 p.m . Children and their guests are to meet at the church at 2: :ll p.m. ROYAL OAK - Belles and Beaus Western Square Dance Club wUJ sponsor an· open dance Saturday, March 30, from 8-11 p.m . at the Royal Oak Park recreation building. There was an estimated 425 lesions, because these conditions deaths In Ohio ln 1984 and 1,l:D are so common, according to S. estimated new oral cancer cases In , Michael, Public Information Cbalr1984. Incidence Is more_than twice . man of the ACS of the Meigs County .as !Ugh Iii mak's as In females, andlJnl~ · -.--· · It you should notice sore in the Is most frequent In menover,age40. Cancer can affect any part of tbe mouth that bleeds easUy and oral cavity, from Up to tongue to doesn't heal; a lump or thickening; mouth and throat. Oral cancer a reddish or whitish patch that accounts for about four percent of persists; dlfflculcy In chewing, all cancers that occur annually In swallowing or moving tongue or the nation. It can usually be jaws see your physician or dentist detected In the. early stages by a and have lt checked, Michael said. physician or dentist. Cigarette smoking Is strongly When discovered early In . Its suspected of being a cause of oral course, the chances or a cure are cancer because It subjects mouth good. Unfortunately, people delay tissue to repeated contact with getting medical attention for mouth · Irritants, not only in .the smoke but a heat from the burning cigarette paper. Heavy liquor Intake can affect mouth tissues adversely; a.s well as !IJe use of chewing tobacco. Though the bi>g1nnlng stag~ of oran cancer are usually painless, they are highly visible. It's up to you to be alert, and keep an eye on your mouth, Michael said. See your · dentist annually and check your own mouth monthly by using a mirror and a good light and look for a change In color,lrr!tated area, or a persistent sore. If you notice any of these changes, see your dentist or physician promptly. For more Information call the Cancer Society at 992-7531. · $) 00.00 Reward for Information Leading · to tlie ArreSt and · Conviction .of Anyone St..-ling Papers Out of The Daily Sentinel Boxes. Anyone with Information Should . Contact The Daily Sentinel or Meigs Co. Sheriff's · 'SUNDAY RUTLAND - Sons of the rock and dance Sunday, 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., at the Ell Denison Post of the American Legion in Rutland. Admission will be$2 per person. Muslcwlll beprovldedby the LOne Wolf band, - . MONDAY RACINE - Southern High School's armual boy's athletic EAST MEIGS - .E astern Local School Board will meet at G::llp.m. Monday. MIDDLEPORT- Middleport Public Library will present a · program on family folklore, Monday beginniilg at 7:30 p.r'n. The public Is Invited. POMEROY - Bethel 62, International Order of Job's. Daughters, wlll meet at 7 p.m. Monday at the Middleport Masonic Temple. M1DDLEJ>OJ:!T _ Meigs County Retired Teachers will meet , for a luncheon, Saturday, · 12::ll p.m ., at the Middleport Masonic BuUdlng. Lunch wlli be $5. Beulah Johnson of the Gailia County Retired Teachers AssociatiOn wUI present the program. Bowhumers banquet ~t for March 30 RliTLAND Rutland Bowhunters Association will hold Its annual banquet Saturday, WE WILL OT BE·UNDERSOLD! March :ll, 6 p.m., at the Syracuse Elementary School gymnasium. Reservations for the banquet can be 111ad_e by contacting any officer _()r by . calling Sandra Baer at 992-5138 or Barb Stewart at 742-:nJG. Democrats slate meeting for tonight POMEROY - Th<o> Meigs County Democrat Executive Committee wlll meet at 7::ll this evening (Thursday) at Carpenter's Hall on East Main in Pomeroy. Chairman Henry Hunter Invites all interested Democrats to attend . . c~ Zenith 19" color TV with auto· matic fine tuning. Comes with UHF & VHF antenna. $249 RCA 19" Color TV with auto color control, automatic fine tuning comes with VHF & UHF • antenna. · Zenith 25" Remote , Control Color TV, 157;ch!lltJ,el capability, cable ready. ~ ... $498 $289 $ylvsnis __ -- ... ---- Zenith 19" Remote Cotroi Color TV. 157 channel capability, cable ready. $3 ......... IUof!ot~,tm J9lJ AOC 19" COlOR TV Wt A.r•. r;., -- -,. (OIIIpCire our qualf¥ and Kict. Y0u'l find they're a winning (OIIIbhwalion. Our high qualty with brand na.s you know and trust plus the f:::Jw._., gives you the clollan. lowest prices you'l most for your hard· · f,()MMJSSIONER- Dr. Margie .J. Lawson, D.D.S., Racine, Is Meigs REWARD . Happenings _ Retired teachers to meet Saturday lost year due to unbelievable cir,umston,es fire dosings, et,,, Empire Furniture was stil! able. to survive another year making it our 72nd year doing businel~· in the tri-,ounty and surrounding areas. Because of these cir,umstantes we~re going to hove the biggest Furniture Sale this area has ever seen. We hove over $1,000,000 in brand nome · menhandise overflowing our S20,000 sq. ft. showroom and into our warehouses that are sto,ked to the "ilings. . Johnson of the GaUia Councy Retired Teachers Association will present the program. a~~t~"~~~~~~~c~ls~sc~h~ed~u~led~~f~oJr~~M~on~t-~W FRIDAY __ The Oral cancer higher in males- ACS Calendar _ ,. Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio S~YE (',ouncy Health Department (',omrnissloner, Dr. Lawson received her bachelor oLsCience degree In :wology with. minors In chemistry and Spanish, graduating cum laude from Ohio University In 1975. Sbe also studied In ·Veta l;ruz, Me><ico and gradlJated from the Ohio State University Dental Schoo.! in 19'78 begirmlng ber praetlce In Racine·in. 1919. She was named to Outstanding Young Women In America in 1981 and served on the Planned Parenthood ol Southi!astem Ohio Board of Trustees and as a comlssloned officer with the Public Health Sel'\'lces for sb< years .. She Is a member of Sacred Heart Ch!Jrch, Pomeroy, and Beta. Sigma Phi Sorority. Dr. Lawson and her husband, Wmiam Michael, and their chlldren, Michael Gene, 6, and Laraine Brook, 3, reside on the Bas~-Keno Road. She Is the daughter ol Gene and Martha Jeffers of Albany. 20°/o TO 50-~- tP.nl.th 13" Color TV with auto- m.tic fine tuning. Comes with VHF & UHF antenna. Zenith 25"Color TV, cabinet console, push button scan tuning system. r.._. REMOTE CONTIOL AOC 19" C_olor TV. "Nationally Sold". One only. $ __________ .___$449 Sylvania Video Recorder. remote control, VHF 8 hr. recording, slow motion. $349 $ ~--~- STOREWIDE -~ __ ... - Heavy Duty Electric _I Gibson Heavy Duty Whirlpool Counter Size Microwave Oven with sealed-in glass. shelf for easy cleaning. 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' • • �Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio The Daily Sentinel-Page-~ 1 Area groups condua meetings r e c e n t l y - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - were played with prizes going to the winners. Refreshments were OAGC served to Mrs. Diane Jones, Ann Mrs. Joe Bolin, Rutland , a Jolll'S,Mrs. VivianHumpl)rey,Mrs. member of the Rut~nd Friendly Virginia Walton, Mrs.' Mary Alice---Gardeners.-und Mrs. Ernest Covert, Bise, Mrs. Pat Martin, Mrs. regional director, wiU attend a Putman, Mrs. Sue Douglas, Mrs. meeting March 27 and28atthe !lest Mamie Buckley, Mrs. Vema Rose, Western Motel, Uma, for a meeting Mr9. Sue Reed, Mrs. Dolly Reed, of the OAGC Foundation, a newly and Mrs. Lillian Pickens. Next formed arm of the Ohio Assocation meeting will be with Mrs. Pickens. of Garden Clubs. won the door The Foundation has been estab- Reedrvil/e UMW Plans were made to Visit a nursing home when the ReedsvWe UMW metatthechui-chrecentlywithMrs. · Barbata Masters and Mrs. Nola Cline as hosteses .. Mrs. Marlene Putman read the prem, "HelpMe" followed with a prayer by Mrs. Vivian Hwnphrey. Devotons were led by Mrs. Sue Reed on "Joy and Peace." Games lished to promote the educational Siindere!la pursuits of the OAGC. Bluebird Karia Chevalier was the top loser notes supportingtheblennial theme, at the Monday night meeting of the "Bring Back the Bluebirds" and Five Points Slinderella Clas~. At the "0AGC - A Garden Community" Tuesd~y night meetlngorthe('vlason signs tobeimprintedwlthindividual" Class, Candy Van Meter lost the clubnamesmaybepu·r chasedatthe . most weight and Teresa Orrwasthe meeting. runner-up. ~l;lnaJoEichlnger - - . Eichinger birthday Deiana Jo Eichinger, da\lghter of Scott and Rochelle Eichinger, Racine, observed her first birthday with two pa_rties. The first carried out·a Peanuts theme and was attended by Mr. and Mrs. Bill McDaniel and Roxanne, Mr. and Mrs. Max Eichinger, Becky and Max Jr. , Denise, Jennifer and Jason =-·~~=,~~,·= NIK5fa;, and Rob Smith. The second party was held at the horne of Delana's maternal great-grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Gierin McDaniel, and attended by Mr. and Mrs. Paul McDaniel, Brent, Todd, and Kristen, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill McDaniel, Roxanne, and Carl . Antle. Sending gifts were Hazel Haziegrove, Mrs. Thelma McCaskill, Larry Hili. Dianne Hill, Mr. and Mrs. John Fry, ~nd Mr. and Mrs. Allen Eichinger. The birthday of Albert Roush ·was otiSeiV~- sunday w'iih family dinner party. Attending were Gerry and Virgil Parsons, Pomeroy; Judy and Larry Flowers, Pickering. ton; Dalean<!JoyRoushand son, David, St. Albans; Sherri a nd Michael ijaynes, Crosslanes, W.Va.; KevinSmithandafrlend, Cora, Rio Grande, Mr. and Mrs. David Lipscomb, Shawn and Travis, Becky and Lanny Tyree and Spanky, Roger and Janie Roush and children, Susie, Roger II a nd Ryan , Grove City; a nd Ken and Lisa Roush, Jason a nd Justin, and Mrs. Albert Roush. Other visit9rs over the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. James Matheny , Garney Herman, Leon, W.Va.; Mildred Meade. Columbus, and Veronica Wilson. ThomvUJe. . .i . r DANCERS - Second and fourth gr.ulers of -the - pictured are front, from left, Sarah Ranis, Jessica C.l~un~ -~~ ..n.o~· hant.. ··, f .....- ... I~U - u,..,_. · C!:~cr . Eie:nent~· Schoo~' .wiJ .. ~ costumed ·as.;._·... .R···U'-NI .. riM.ll".:. _, ...... 11M ... • ai::IO•""'-""'•"'! ~_,.,.,"'< ..... '-'•"•I ...... , j'ta&ft.-;; :,;., . square dancers to make up chonti groups for the RQush, who plays Sid; · Jeremy Buckley as Ben ~,-. operetta "Tom Sawyer" Friday night. RepresentaHa:rper; Jeff Stethern, a dancer, and Eric Waters as • · .tlves of the dancers and some of the !'rinclpals OTHER PRINCIPAL!! -These are other principal Richie Hunt as Muff Potter; Tim Michael, Injun Joe; {jcl--n;u:\,. Fr.dliy -->f'·nmny , .Bryant; · -"'PaFd; ''""'~liii' ',..._maeoou,r, Judge night operetta, "Tom Sawyer." Front, from left, Amy Thatcher; and Paul Erwin _as Pr. llobinson. friday Melzger a8 Mary; ' Alvena Vari Meter as Aunt PoUy; - rifght'S prEseniatlon Is open to the pubHc and a DwlleUc Scott as Widow Douglas; back, from left, donation of $1 per person Is asked at the door. AHred Templeton. ' deleg~tes s Legion Junior Auxiliary elects spring conference Delegates to the Eighth District Cross, Mica Jones, and Amber Cumings. Laney Hankla, eighth to be held April 6 at Racine were district junior president. Is a elected at the Saturday meeting of delegate at large. , ..: the Junior Auxiliary of Drew Erica opened 'the meeting with ; :·• · Webster Post 39, American Legion, prayer by Anna WUI, followed by the held at the home of Mrs. Harry pledge and preamble in unison. - davis. Thank you notes were read from '.; Elected were Amber Hankla, the boys at Harding Cottage for : ; . EricaMcClintock,AnnaWiil,Laura valentines sent, from Dorothy :..,: Black, Anita Smith, Palma Wiles, Leifheit famil y for donation in her ' • with alternates, Jennifer Couch, . name to the Child Welfare Founda~-=-~i=- RobinJ..e~" J:tnaRlffle. Je.r:mlfet,,~~-. :;~. Junior Auxiliary spring conference Jlon, from Dorotha Walsh lor favors and door prizes for the Chillicothe Veterans Hospital bir,thday jlerty, and from Mrs . Jean Ashley for stamps donated to the DAR project · for veterans. The ·program was on Pomeroy and it was noted that theyWagewas settled in 1792and became a part of Meigs County in 1819. Anna Wiles read a paper on Morgan's Raid and there was a discussion on American ... .. 1915. The Phiiathea song and prayer opened "the meeting l"ilh members responding to roll call with a favorite . spring nower. For_devotions Phyills Gilkey rea~ "Power Failure." Mrs. Riley presided at the meeling with officers' reports being given by Mrs . Roach and Mrs. Cole. The group voted lobuychairsforchurchcamp. A donation was idso given to Gene Underwood-for the radio minis!ry on WMPO. Thankyoucardsandletters were acknowieged . from Ron Mo>·er. Ted Riley, and Freda Welling. Named on the prayer list . heritage from the Mayflower to the meyer, Eighth District president. moon in less than 400 years. Jessica It was noted that El Salvadore is Wriglit and Kala Pullins were the study country for the year and a weicomedintomembership.Guests · scrapbookwillbemade.Adonation at themeetingwere Iva Powell, unit was made toward the first shelter president, and Mrs . Loretta Tie- prepared for the abandoned people. r;::::::::;:::::;::;;;~~~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~~;:;;;;;. royalty Poppy was selected as . 1 Poppy Wright, Jessica Princess; Carrie Knapp, Little Miss Poppy; Anna Will, Junior Miss Poppy; Veda Davis, Senior Citizens Poppy Queen. Society elects· new officers :,: New officers were elected at the recent meeting of the Philathea Society of the Middleport Church of .... Christ. •· • Elected were Mildred Riley, .;.. president; Betty McKinley, vice ~~··· president; Dorothy Roach, Secre~ - : tary; Sharori Stewart, assistant ..,. secretary; and . Farie Cole, treas: : urer. They wUI be installed at the •· • -April meeting by Clarice Erwin and .-. , • Cathy Cooper. : · The 70th anniversary of the :~ • PhiiathE.'a will be observed at the :::. April potluck meeting, 6: JJ p.m. • •• -Philathea was organizedonApril12, - cliaaac~-s"'b-. {~~Ei.m~e.---.•wy • ~ -"Philathea ·L·l· nsty,:J, ~ ,L'Ic,. ~ 0 PRESENTS were Blanche Gilkey, Jill Moore, Lou lse Me Eihinny, Kim Boyer, Carl Nelson, Peggy Gerlach, the mother of Lloyd Huffers and the Bowers family. Bill McDaniel spokeonthechurch camp and Phyiiis Gilkey, Francis Roush, and Ella Mae Daugherty served refreshments. Others attendingwere Martha Chlds, Martha ~aggerty, Grace Hawley, Mildred Hawley, Mary Ash, Debbie Ash, Ruth Underwood, Dorothy Baker, Delete Forth, Nora Rice, and Regina Swift. · FURNITURE SHOWCASE : :~ · •; · ~-: ..,•..., .• :'· • :-. •: ;...; ~; z..; •• • -• :~ .,., . 599 · and Save •.. D~nspalt H-'ALL-VINYL "SNAP-TOGETHER" DRAINAGE SYSTEM .. r ILHmll:J'ii. ANNIVERSARY .SALE . REG. S325, NoHands®f.--lean back end relax. Ue flat for siesta or auntan. Sit up tO 1ip a colc;t one. NoHands~ the self-ad~; jutting chai'ae from the Samaanite Body Glovee . collection. · •Strong , welded, tubular steel fri.mea •Rust-rMiatant Samson-Garde frame finish •Cool, cornfortabltt Super· Tuft8 cuahiof}a in a choice of decorator colors. The sleek Body Glove® Collection is one of the hottest selling groups iri the country due to its patterned design and its super comfort that speaks for itself. Nat only is it comfortable but it looks fantastic!ll A county membership l'l')o>eting was announced for Friday night and the annual grange banquet for April 19 at a recent meeting of the Rock Springs Grange held at the hall on the fairgrounds. The membership meeting will be held at the Rock Springs Grange hail. while the banquet will be served at the Salisbury school. BarbaraFry,chairmanofwomen's activities, reported that the baking and sewing contests wUI be held at the April meeting. Communications were read from An informative program on emergency medical technician services and equipment used in the local area was presented by EMT members Sue Reed, Diana Jones and Jeff Jones at the recentm""?ting of the Riven/lew Pl'O. • The EMTs displayed and demonstrated the use of a variety ..of equipment and then concluded the . program with blood pressure checks. . The nominating and auditing committees were named by Pat Martin who presided at the meet ing. • Fred Kessinger's fo11rt h grade class received the banner and awards for having the highest percentage of parents in attendance. Activities of the school were announced by Grace Weber, head teacher, and the book ••• fair books were on display in the gymnasium. Refreshments were '' served by the fourth grade room · mothers. .Dl NE OUT.... AT HOME For Cool comfortable outside dining, you can't compete with the Body Glove~ Collection by Samaonite. The chairs ara beautifully contoured and match up so very nicely with the spaclout table. In beautiful spring colors: Cameo stripe, Coral stripe, or Sierra stripe. REG. $1243 • ..'• NowS933 · .~ .. the American Lung A~tatton and ~' ~; the National Grange and contributlons were ·made to both. Pauline ..:: Atkins, delegatetotheStateGrange :,_. session, gave her report. ::..Louise Radford had the program ::; which Included "St. Patrick's Day ,.. · . History" "' v-~ ~ ~:y· Beuna Grueser and ' •;•'l'Legend of the Jonquil" by Linda ~;: Broderick along with safety hint for ~· : farmers by Rollin Radford, a ~ •: • humorous skit by BW Radford, RQy :;. Holter, and Harold Blackston, and a ;. contest by Louise Radford. ;;.• Reported ill were Fay Sauer and Betty Conkle. A sympathy card was sent to Wllmetta Leifheit IIAIR-A·THON - Several Melp County beauty shoJIII are : ; A . potluck dinner and a country 0011&r11Julln1 a portion of their proceeds lhroulh Saturday lo the local auction wUI be held at the April - chl!pter of lhe Amerlcau Heart A"'Oelallon. 1be owner of any beauty -:!•. meeting. Refreshments were 88lon w~W:b wishes to pari~ate-lheprogram lllaakedtorontac!Mary • •lft'Ved by trJrs. Broder.ick and Powell, pldured, chalnnan of the lund n1111n1 pmjed at llOU72II or ·Nancy Morris. 99Z-2622. • •• • •' Samsqnita'o New Swivel Rocker IIIIa back and swivels eround. Complete your comfort with a motching ottoman ond aida toble. Available In beautiful aummar sheda. REG. '297 (MATCHING.OTTDMAN PRI~ED SEPARATEL~~W ' $2 3 ' 7 t> =:-; :>· I Lifestyle FURNITURE SHOWCASE CORNER OF THIRD AND OLIVE. GALLIPOLIS ' ' - SIZE 2X4 2X6 2X8 2110 8' 1.79 2.59 10' 2.45 3.34 5.33 7.18 4.27 4.68 12' 2.99 4.65 7.64 9.58 14' X 5.49 7.90 11.97 each 1O'x9' Greenbrier STORAGE IUILDit~G •Wide Doors •Gable Style Roof OUTDOOR LUMBER 16' 4.90 6.95 9.04 13.68 · PRESSURE TREATED POSTS SIZE 4X4 8' 3.79 10' 6.49 16i 9.86 14' 7.80 12' 7.45 •• • •• • .• •• ~ • ••• :• • • •• ~ •FREE DELIVERY OPEN DAILY TO 5 P.M. MON. & FRI. TO 8 P.M. 446-3045 FIBERBOARD SHEATHING - -. .. ..... ''"'. OAk MEDICINE CABINET ••• ~ ~ Awards were presented at the recognition dinner of Boy Scout Troop 240 of Rutland held at the Ell Denison Post, troop sponsor. Danny Robinson, coulmaster,' presented the awards. Skill awards went to Shawn McGuire, Scott Edmonds, Danny Kennedy, Larry V~nce, citizenship; Paul Council, environment; Jason Black and Scott Edmonds, swimming; Danny Kennedy, family living and communications; and Danny Kennedy, Jerry VanKirk. and Shawn McGuire, first aid. Merit badges went to Paul Co11ncil, sports and architecture; Danny Kennedy, coin collecting and first aid, and Shawn McGuire, canoeing. Danny Kennedy advanced to scout, Shawn McGuire, Jason Black, Scott.Edmonsds, and Danny Kennedy to tenderfoot, and Keith Hicks, to first class. Friends and parentsattendlngthe dinner were John and Kathy McGuire, Rose. Rusty and PhUlp Edmonds, Paul and Clevie Brown, Rae Hicks, Carl and Jean Kennedy, Bob and Connie Black, Marv, Crystal and Tommy, Jr., Pennington, and Joanna Council. .' PLYWOOD SHEATHING "<u"''"'' ; ' ' ' '. ..... - t/!"x4'x8' APA certified • agency certified for roots. WillS and sub floor!! $719 •Solid, Natural Oak •Plate Glass Mirror •Convenient Outlet . & Light Switch . Scouts recognized 5 PIECE GROUP PRESSURE TREATED 15999 Gutters and downspouts snap together, so there's no need to cut or weld. And they're made of vinyl so they can't rust. rot or corrode. Exclusive rriangular ridges at gutter b~itom help prevent _c lOgging.- RW1 f200 • NOW AT SPECIAL PRICES DURING OUR Grange banquet :.: set for April 19 ··'"· Build It Yourself Riverview PTO learns about EMT services Samsonite ~:~ ~.:: ~ll IN tGH SECTIONS a ,...·- ~ ~ -·· ·-· Roush birthday • c - $ Roonnu Shingles A leaky rool ca n cause costly damage as ·it lets valuable energy escape Se lf · s~aling roof shingles make rep airs easier th\Jn vou th1nk! ECONOMY 95 I Choose From a Wide Selection of Colors j· ; lifi114 JllD 98< EIICII 2"x4"x8' Studs do-it-yourself projects . that re - For quire strength •nd straight. flat lur- laces-Jike building room additions. 7 a1 a . 30% K itchan Cabin••• with custom flf!&turas. Competitively Priced. OFF t'J~-111. Y...... Cllllllet See Complete h11 22 x 18'/z-ln. cultured mar11te top. Choice of bull end top colore. Melamine laminate coated. LUMBER O'DELL :Jiua VINE ST. Selection On Display. GALLIPOLIS OPEN MON.-THUR. 7:30A.M.-S P.M.; FRI.: 7:30 A.M.-6:30 P.M. - �Page-1 Z-The Daily Sentinel 'rhursday. March 21. 1985 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Thursday, March 21. 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Recent survey indicates ~iddleport residents dissatified with tv service 3 Announcement• - ... .,_ tne im.Tease.- a=----- ...,...... Public Notice Public Notice Suspect arson in home fire Arson was ~olved m a fire at 8 ~ story, fra e home on Pome roy's East Main St, late Wednesday · night , Pomeroy Fire Chtef Charles Legar reports Pomeroy firemen we re called to the unoccupied house owned by Jay Hall at )1 39 p.m and were on the scene untU 1' 58 a m Chief Legar said that aa sublbl I I il 1. stance, pass e ue o or gasa -"~wa• "-" "uo"-..,...,._ ..,._ ~"'"" s~~ .... __ . . . , me, n.... u "Wlr ""uu Homes for Sale ' 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 21 Business Opportunity LA, DR. den. fam rm with R•-clatmed mobile home• wood etove, full basement, t500 down-take over J¥1V· ~1ty water and sewer Owner menta. E·Z ~;:radit check. tr•nsferring OViltr&trllil. High delivered free tn Ohio. Inter- *30's Cotl814-246·9486 oatedl Coil (6141772-1Z20 or 773-3926 3 bdr house 6 yrs old, family room with fireplace. large kitchen , 1 'h bath. 2 cer 12x60 King nice. t6,200 or garage , city schools . take car on trade . Clll Crouse-Beck Rd . t60.000 614· 367-7609 l~rm. Colt 446·81 8,8 tor 1981 V1ctortan 14x70, 28 appointment ft expando, Oua1l CreiiJk, Green Townsh1p new 2 story aw tmmmg pool , play 4 or 5 bdr formal dinin - ground, LR j2h18) OR, groom, utility room. 1 Yz kitchen m1crowave & d~­ bath, garage. concrete driVe, hwasher, central hear & 11r. system. ftreplace . n1ce lot. 4VJ m1 from sprinker 1 Galtipolrs on Rt 141 Will 1 12 bath, 3 bdr Ins ulated consider mobile home as vinyl underpinmng Apprpx trede·m Bargam priced. 1100 aq ft of living apace, exc ne1ghborhood Call 852,500 Colt 446-8038. 614-245-9296 House County, Rd 41 . Bloomfield Twp 2 bdr . basement atti C, garden space. large back yard . good communtty , ac:rou from Bloomfteld school CJtl 614 · 256·6251 after 6PM. laundermat for sale m Pomeroy Reasonable Only Interested persona need call 614-992-6937 and ask tor Jerry A golden opportumty-Make money in your spare t1me Join FRIENDLY HOME TOV PARTIES. the leader for 30 years. Openmgs for managers and dealers We have the largest and best line m party plan Earn b1g money plus bOnuses and traver fncenti\les Start now and eaarn money 1mmed1ately Call 1·800·227·1510 W1leva Evans-·Found your old book 'Smoky.' Valuable paper theretn Contact me. Steats, 607-749 -2638 ' Seven calls we re answered on Wednesday by umts of the Meigs County EMS At 3:05a .m .. Poeroywascalledto 160 Bullet nut for Cammy Morris to Ve terans Memorial At 4.43 a m, Racme was called to County Rd 30 near Mornmg Star Church for Carl Ctrclewho was taken from the scene of an auto acctdent to Veterans MPmorlal The Pomeroy unit was called to the Pomeroy Health Care Center at 6;01a for Abby Strauss m. who was taken to Veterans Memor· tal At 2·57 p m , Pomeroy was 1 agam ca lied to PHCC 1or E ve~n o· 16 p.m , Pomeroy went to Welsh· ( &( town Hill for KIITlberly Klein who was transported to Holzer Medical Center. At 5.21 p.m., .Middle.POrt went to the baU park for Opal Pugh to Veterans Memortal And at JJ: 28 p m.,Yomeroy was summoned to a fire on Second St. next to the old Meigs Theater The building was unoccupied -REMODELING Painting - Carpentry Wallpapring Real Estate General AffORDULE - PORTABLE l ~ Board reht'res , h l t ree emp oye•s PLUMBING & HEATING . ~heryl Mei&s County Associate Phone 742-3171 · M • C 311 North St<ond Middleport, Ohio 45760 SAlES & SERVICE ~ntow lle1111i I. /11111i .r---------------------Curb InflatiOn Pay Cash for classlfleds and $ JJI IRA Allslate Plan!}ing Name·----------- Area death BISSELL SIDING CO. GUN SHOOT RACINE FIRE DEPT. Iathan ..11-ing EVERY Ov•r 30 Yrs Experience Meigs County-Nat 98S-44S2 Athens County-Doug 69S-101 0 compltlt rtlaaat1on any· fl'"·· wtor arov!MI In yovr own Hot Sprmr. S,.. Stop by to IN SAT. NIGHT 6:30 P.M. factoty Cholto 12 Gougo Shotguns Only 12-5-tlc BlACKWOOD HOME SPAS "·----- 22. ------ C. YOUNG Ill NOTICE OF SECOND PUIJLIC HEARING 11.------'" BOGGS 25------- :maJor ~----------------------· fer• E••lt•••t Ptttt & Se"lea "Country Gifts and Accessories'' S11th St., Syracust, OH. Cross Stitch and Tole Pointilog Suppl11s SAU-D.M.C. Floss .... 29' OJIIII 10 AM to 5 PM Juts.. Weds .. Thurs. Fn. and Sat. Also O~n ly Appt. Closed Sun. & l'!lon. Owntr: Carolyn Mc:Cay 2/20/1 mo 2\0t JofflriOft .l•ORUO Pt. rtoasant, WY 25550 1614) 675-1388 *16x32 MUCH SPICIAL * In-ground Pool G&W PLASTICS lONG BOJTOM, OH~ GAS PIPE WATER PIPE GAS REGULATORS OTHER SUPPLIES BUS.: 985~3813 RES.: 985-3837 $790000 ''" S.lar ....., With Pool Bob lobi• ! ' . ;' 1-614-992-7191 - ~Jhii loaeh 1-304-675.,.,.. •little ~ ~ ...... .,................. tfl!_ - --wANTAo-S 3-11·1.,. DITCHING GAS LINES WATER LINES SEWER LINES ELECTRIC LINES ''" E1tlm•t11 Bus.; 985-3813 Res.: 985-3837 TOWN & (OUN11IY VETERINART CUNIC IN MIDDLEPORT PAUL E SHOCKEY, D.V.M. OPEN EACH .THURS. EVE. 6-8 PT. PLEASANT OFFICE 3305 JACKSON AVE. SMAll ANIMAL HOURS Molldoy 3 p.m,·S p.m.. Tutllioy 6:30 p.m.·l p.m. Wlliotsdoy 3 p.m.·S p.m. l'hun•oy 3 p..... s p.m - friiday 1 p.m.-2 p.m Saturdar 10 om -11:30 o.m lARGE ANIMAlS AND SURGERY IT AI'POIITMINT 304-675-2441 12·3-tfn 73-10 Cht•y Tr. 11-a4 Chny. Tr. ftndors ..................'65 'II 0 73-79 ford Tr . 13-10 Chny Tr. __ Doors - .........- ....... •us - ·- Fen4ers ......................... ssa 13-10 Chny. Tr. 73 -79 ford Tr. Hoods.................... '165 Doors ........................ •no 73-aO Chny Tr. 73-14 Ford Tr. Chrom lumptrs ........... $70 ChfoiM lumpors ......... $70 13-10 Chny Tr. 73-79 Ford Tr. Grliles ........................... t40 Tail Gotts ................... sao 73-10 Chny. Tr. 10·14 ford Tr. Tail GottS ................... $70 Ftndtrs .........................•to 73-10 Otwy. Tr. Ranger I lronco C011nt Supports ........ '65 & Gnlh Ntw and lkH Auto Glan -lolt Model Ports f•••rs.. .. ............ . f•••n POLE BUILDINGS Sizes Start From MEIGS EXCAVATING COMPANY Will do all types of excavating, landscaping, basements. sew· age ayster1)8, water and gas lines, water well drilling and servicfl. trucking (limestone & dirtl. Call: 742-2407 ~ Televtsion listening Devices Computerized Heanng Aid Selection Hearing Evaluations For All Ages : USA M. KOCH. ru. Ill :1: Licensed Clinical Audiolo&ISI ! (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992·6601 417 Second Avenue, Bo~ 1213 Gallipolts, Ohio 45631 l·U·l mo CALL 446·45.22 TROMM EXCAVATING "W• Rw F01 lm" BULLDOZER & BACKHOE WORK U-SAYE AUTO RENTAL St. Rt. 1.0 *BASEMENTS *SEPTIC SYSTEMS •FOOTERS •GRADING •CONCRETE WORK Gatfipolis, North Ohio 7111 /tln '· PH. 742·2328 7 Yard Sale ·--·--Giiiiliioifs.. -- ·&Vicinity Garage Sale: Thurs . Fr. .• & Sat. Ch1ldrens clothing. bed· ding, Jewelry, mOVIB Cl · . projector, Sansei !P••ok•ors. B1dweii-Rodney 8 Public Sale & Auction UTILITY BUILDINGS Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated Doe Houses P&S BUILDINGS Ractne, Oh Ph. 614-843-5191 10-6-tfc Auction everyfnday ntghtat the Hartford Communtty Center Truckloads of new merchandise every week. Cons1gments of new & used merchand•se always weicorned R1chard Raynotds, Auctioneer Catt 304-276· 3069 9 ~ MOTEL RT. 62 NORTH POINT PLEASANT. W. VA. 8 miles from Pomoroy-lloson Bndee SINSI£ 124.95 304-675-6276 •l1ve Entertamment •Free HBO •KitcheneUes •Restaurant Wanted To Buy We pay c11h for. late model clean used cars Jim Mink Chev -Oids Inc Bill Gene Johnson 61 4-446·3672 $caahf $26 and up for your junk car or truck . Free p1ckup Call614 245-9681, 24 hrl 120 camps1te1all w1th elect· Servtce representattve Be IIIOCIBted With one Of the leaders m consumer finanCial aervtces lmmedtate opanmg for qualifted indivtdual mterested in consumer financial services-consumer loanes. home mortgages. Insurance sales, credit cardt, Income tax prepare· tlon, and general office administration Successful cand1data w111 be self· motived , like challenging work, have good commumcatiOn Pills, intelligent, aggr&IIIVfl and abl~ to absorb & apply comprehens•ve tra1n1ng programs to per form successfully m credit, sales. collections, and administration Compet1t1ve salary commensurate with experience S. excellent benefits If 1nterested, call 446-2765 and ask for Mr Clatworthv for your career 1 tnc , 416 2nd. nterv•ew poho, Oh Equal Employer, M-F 1972 Buddy 12•60 , 2 bdr , good cond 2 a1r co.-d. ~~~~~ 4 Ju;'J;~~ed , $5 ,490 Taking appticatlon5 for experianced body repa1r man Also , pe son to clean and detatl cars. Apply at Simmons Cadtllac, Olds. Chevrolet on Mon or lues, March 25th, 26th between 8 00 a m -4 30 pm I~-;;;;;--,;~;ht~;;-;;;;;;:; I HIGH JUNIOR SENIORS. Army Nat1onal Guard can g1ve you valuable work experience Good Pay, good benefits, plus learn a sk1ll Call 304675-3950 or 1-800-642· 3619 1- - - - - - - - - Open terr1tortes With the new Avon call 304-675 · 1429 Will care for dl or elderly rn your home, by hour or day. expenenced in med•cal care 304-675-6137. MACHINE I MOYIE IINTALS & SALES AllllllltiiCI~ 1111~111 s Jap8ne•e aworda wanted Paying f200.00 minumum winter, 824 Penon, Spring· field, ttl 82702. (217)544· 7611 or 623·8729. A.U. 304-675-6276 1-IO·t.l.n, MITCHELL'S HOME VIDEO CENTER 102 West Moin St. Pomeroy, OH. PH. 992-6911 o..r 200 BaHoono for Got Wolf, Annl· ver•arys, Birthday•. partie•. Singing Oorrllla. CoU Botloona • Co 4411·4313 Wlteva Evona--Faund your old boot. 'Smoky.' Velueblo paper therein Contact me, Staato, 807· 748-2838. Ootf clubs for teen-ager learning game, reesonable 304-1175-6752. f tttplnytllt'ttl :;1 ' VIC 11 :, 11 Help Wanted Gov•rnment Jobe . t15,000-el0,000 yr. poaal· ble. AU occupetlona How to find Call 108-1187-1000 Ext. R-4582 ric hookups, 60 With sewer hookUps 3 ~eautiful takes wh1ch most kamp11tes over look Large swimming area With board walk clear across the lake. 3 meter d1vtng platform. 2 ·Slides out 1n water. conceSJJOri stand. restrooms and chango houses Cha1n link fence around sw1mming area, basketball courts shuffle board court, 24 ft x 32 ft log Trading Post and entrance buildmg , 40 It x 160 It recreation building With mapa floor, restroom• and small cook1ng area. blacktop roads 10 park Ice house shower houses nd res trooms For sale by owner Horace Karr. At 3 Pomeroy, Oh10 46769 Phone 61 4-9B6 -3341 Modern 3 bedroom houae rn the wlllage of Chester. Oh10 Contact Glon Thoma at 614-985 3671 Rust1c Hdls. L1v1ng room , recreat1on room, 3 bedroom5 'h acre private lot, 8x1 0 wood building and chatn hnk fence . Call 614· 992-5866 Old hou•e for sale Been remodeled 7 rooms and bath, new carpet , 2 lots, 2 out· buildmgs and garage Selr on t1me· 'l2 down pay· ment Fmance half on land contract Elnora Reynolds 614 667 6648 Mom St , Coolville Lovely, colon1al home at 121 7th Ave m Middleport, Oh1o Includes alummum 51d1Rg. large closed 1n front porch With w1nd-out win dows, 1 0 rooms 3 4 bed rooms, 1% baths, formal dtnmg roQm , utility room , hardwood floors, gas furnace w1th c~rculatmg hot WBter. 30 gal hot water tank AppraiSed at 537.500 . w1ll sell lor $26,000 Contact Ralph or Emalene Pran at 227 S Ftfth Ave Middleport. Ohio 614-992 -7767 In Syracuse. 9 room house 2 bathrooms. woodburner, alum 11dmg, 2 car carpon w1th workshop Call 614· 992-7285 5 rooms. bath, utihty room 22 Money to Loan 1970 12x70, 3 bedroom mob1le home Good conditiOn Call 614 992-5090 New 1985 Sprtngbrook 14x64 , 3 bedroom $12 .950 19B5 Sprmg brook 14x70, 3 bedrooms, 2 bath $13 950 1985 Jolri 14.x70 . 3 bedroom . $14,950 1985 Oak Cove 1 4x70. 2 or 3 bedrooms, 2 bath $15.950 . Most homes are loaded w1th optrons Garden tub. deluxe appliances , extra 1nsulat10n , ca~he;~ro;;~ -o;v;l,;;.;,;i "-.;:h fiiiii and much mora USED 1975 Governor 12x60, 3 bedroom only $5500 1968 Liberty 12,.;45 , S3500 Free delivery and set up located 2 mtles from the new Ravenswood Brtdgt_ June , t10n of I ~ 77 and Rt 2 Gene's Mobtle Homes 304. 273 ·51 35 12x.65 mob1le home on 1 acre ground 2 bedrooms Call 614-742 2407 2 bedroom mob1le home , new underpennmg, porch , $4,000 00 304 675-7308 or 61 4 -446·8040 33 Farms for Sale Farm house 8t 68 acres w1th tobacco base and mtneral nghts In Porter, Oh1o on Campatgn Creek Rd S49 .000 Cell 446-7247 Storm wmdows, doors, alum1 s1dmg new roof. 34 Business Buildings ntce commercial Property and new bu1ldm8, 70 x1 00 wtth 2 acres , 20 · road frontage. no zonmg reqUired. 2 m1les north of Pomt Pleasant, W Va on Rt 62 Phone 304675 -1578 weekdays 304675 -7896 eventngs lfnd weekends - - - - - -Bene~,,~c,~a~t~ o~;h:l'lo~,=~~;;;;~:~~~:~:l~~~iC~o~t~ t ~6~~4~·~9~9~2i·+;;;=:;~~;;~~~~--:-"""-:HOME tiiaroom homo, roal FOR SALE OR LEASE. COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS Baby Sitter needed hours FURN.ITURE Bods, ~ron, d1Hers each week, person \'¥DOd, cupboards. cNurs, wtth no other responsibility chests. baskets. dtshes. take excellent care of 2 1tone jars. ant1ques, gold chlldron, 304·882-3727 af· and s1lver. Wute-M.O . tor 6 PM Miller, Rt 2. Pomeroy, Oh1o I = = = = = = = = = 45769 or call 614-992· 12 Situations 77eo Wanted Buy~ng de•ly gold, silver coins, r1ng1, Jewelry . sterling ware. old c01n1.,J.-rge cur- W1ll baby11t 1n mv home. rency. Top prtces. Ed Bur- Expertanced mother of two kett Barber Shop, 2nd. Ave. Lrve 1n Chester area. Call Middlepon, Oh 814-992 · 614-986-4368. 3476 Will do housecleaning in Cherrington Scrap Metals Unp. lron-•2 00 cwt. Short Chester, Longbottom. tron - $2.60 cwt. Motor Tuppers Plains area Call Cut-t3.60 cwt, No 2 61 4-9B5-4392. Copper·• 36 tb., Alum . I wtll cere for elderly en my • 25 lb ., Radiator&·• 28 tb Cell uo before you ..,n t614) homo. Call 814·992-6022 6B2-7576 3 Announcements RENT A CAR lost Sunday afternoon female Beagle. white, black and brown, pulling cham and t1e out stake Answers to Jill m New Haven-letart area If seen please call 304-882· 2689 12'x16' l-11-1 mo Weather forecast YOUNG'S "THE BERRY BASKET" GIFT SHOP tht mode • we howe in stoc._, uro:.-= ~ ~-o< 1 ,. ,.. ..::'!Z<to.- =--=~~=-==-~-~""""" =-ti"lfl~leyes-~nen •· \ 31 Rio Grande-3 bdr., 2 baths, Public Notice Public Notice New contracts were awarded to ~~=~~N~o~w~A~c~c::ie~p=t:in:g~L=is~t= in~g;:•::':n~~e~tg~a~-o:O::.:':!'":!j,~., ': tfili ~ Mrf2~ --~-~ ;:rc _, 1._. _w . -~..u::. '·-- ""'" ,, _ __ F)"az ter ' to vetera'l§_ MemorlaJ..___At P Of ECIUC1h1on- met e gs ___..___-·,~l..t..uL ""luH:.._ouo :.'"••o:. .Lu.~~--- - • ...,..,. - =~"" ·,.:.__ _-::._ :;:;:_,_ - ~ -tioUiifY BG'afQ m ---+---~---::--=:-=l--'--,--,----c-··-·--1-l-l: ·dama?ed that side of the house and Veterans Memorial regular session. .A;..,;;;iJt/1 went mto the atttc and roof of the Gtven new contracts were John 1-------!.:.!!.:.!!.:.J structure causmg about $15,000 m Admt sslo ns --Dante l Ratrden , Costanzo, four years as a county damages The housetslocatednear Shade, Carl Circle , Racine; Abby school supervisor; Sandray Chad· to the fanner Metgs Theater s trauss, Pomeroy. well, three-year contract as a buUdlng . , Discharges--Jack Lande t s, Tren· speech therapist, and Patricia INDIVIDUAL RETIREMENT Frank,Etsn~ugle oft ~eState Ftre ton Cleland, Fredrecta Fans. Dudding, a two-year contract as a A((OUNT Marshal s office Was m Pomeroy St>t>ks license speech therapist 10.5% Thursday morning to a s stst m the A new salary schedule was arson Investigation. adopted changing the base pay from A ma rrfagc license has been ...... j.podt\.111111 issued in Meigs County Probate $l2, 700 to $13,m and the board ~V& 75 DAVIS-QUICKEL Court to David K evin Snodgrass, agreed to pay percent of the Blue Write vour own ad and order by mall W11h this 2ll,nPomeroy, and Mary BethObitz, Cross-lllueShleldmsurallcepolicles coupon, . cancel your ad _by phone when you get '-AGENCY r INC. 22. Racine of employes. It was agreed also to , results Money not refundable. (Continued from page 11 114 COUll ST., POMEROY purchase a dent a! insurance plan for Across frem (ourthouse temporary accordmgto Wa rner . Plans ret,ritslration employes. 992-6671 Concerning the Tuppers Plai ns A bus driver's certificate was Sewage Disposal project, the pro Registration for Chester T -ball , Issued to Leo Moms. Addreu._ _ _ _ _.._:_ __ posed plans for the project incorpo Pee Wee and Little Leaguewtlllake *VINYL SIDING tated the fact that some ho· place Saturday morrung from 10 meowners would he allowed to • ALUMINUM SIDING a.m. until 12 noon a t' the Chester Phon•------~---discharge treated wastewater mto a Elemental) School *BlOWN IN storm sewer on Ohio 7. Four Paul Tackett INSULATION Ohio lottery winners homeowners affected must make a Funeral setvlces for Paul direct application to ODOT for Tackett , 64, Pinson Fork, Ky., CLEVELAND (AP ) The written permission before the who died Monday, were held at1 winning number drawn Wednesday procedure can be approved by EPA. p.m Thursday at the Hatfield night in the Ohio Lottery's dally New Hames Buill Jotm David Jones of Columbus, Funeral Home In Toler, Ky. game, "The Number," was 594 "Free Eattmates" engineering firm for the project, has He Is survived by hts wife. In the semiweekly "Ohto Lolto" PH. 949-2801 requested that the commissioners Other survivors Include two drawing, the six winning numbers seek the signatures of these ho· No Sunday Calls nieces, Lisa Roush, reared ln the wet e 11, 26, 'n, 31, 35 and 40. meowners so the application to 3111/ttn Tackett home, of Pomeroy, ODOT can he made. However, the These caSh rates Route 3, Paula Norman Adkins include discount commissioners feel that the engl · of Cheshire, and Mark Nonnan, neers should handle this matter Tonight and Friday, rain likely Meigs County Going to Ken( )Wanted : Personally smce they can best Low tonight near 40. High Friday tucky Monday to he with the ( JForSate CARPENTER answer any questions the hoC !Announcement family were Mrs. Roush and son near 50 The chance of precipitation 17. - - - - - C )far Rent meowners might have These SERVICE Is 70percent tonight and Frtday. Jeremy, Paula and Terry Ad: 1e - Addona tnd remodeling homeowners would stUI he Included klns, and l\1ark Norman They Extended Forecast - Roofing lnd 9'4t11t work In the Tuppers Plains project but - Concrete work Saturday thrOugh Monday: were joined there Wednesday by 1. 211 -Piumblqg tn~ electrical . ·because of their property location, Kenny Roush and sons, Justin Chance of rain Saturday IUld 2. work 21.------need to discharge waste water to a Sunday. Fair Monday. mgtos 45-M. and Jason; and Mr. and Mrs. :l I free EttimateJ) different location 4, _ _ _ _..:..;:._ Albert Roush. Lows In the 30!1. 23.-----· Commlsslonersarealsoconslder· 5 2~ V. 6. _ _ _ _ _ ing accepting a $2112 a year 25. _ _ _ __ 992-6215 or 992-7314 agreement from Johnson's Controls 7. _ _ _ __ Pomeroy, Ohio 26. ot Charleston, to maintain the 12 Btic B _ _ _ _ __ 27. The Villace of Middleport intends to apply to Ohio Department of beating and cooling systems at the 9. Develo~mant for Iundin& from the Community Development Block 21. courthouse and sheriff's office. to. _ _ _ _ __ Gr t !I! II Cittes Proaram. 29. _ _ _ __ And finally, Dorothea Fisher, 30. fhe tlfaae is eli&tble for up to $600,000 of FY '85 CDBG fund and up Meigs County Humane Society 31. _ _ _ _ __ 12. _ _ _ _ __ to $400.000 of FY '86 funds. president, was present at yester· 32. _ _ _ _ __ SALES & SERVICE On March 18. 1985, the Vtllace con~uctad its first public liearinc to 13. day's meeting to offer, on behalf of 33. ,..__ _ _ __ inform citizens about the CDBG proanm and procram rtc~,uirements. U. S. RT. 50 EAST the humane society, to take over Based on citizen tnput on loe~lunssment of tilt Villap s ntad the GUYSVILLE, OHIO 15. operation of the county dog pound If Villap is proposlnc to undertake housinc rehabllilltion and blicht ~----......:.16. the taclllty Is brought up to humane elimtnation activities for fisCII year 1985 and 1986. Autho11zecl John Dtere, Ancond public llearinc will be held on larch 25, 1985 at 7:30P.M. society requirements New Holland. Bush Hoe at Villa&• Hall to &lve citizens adequate opportunity to review and · • 'l'ho8l' requirements would In· Farm Equipment Mall This Caupan wltll Remlttlnce comment on the Yillace CDBG application before it is submitted to the Diller eluded heat, hot water, office space The ~lty Sllltl•l Ohio De)llrtment of Development. and a telephone, and building on 111 Courtlt. Cttizens are encourapd to attend this mHtin& on larch 25, 1985 to lrnpi'OVI!mellts as have been Pom• oy, 011. ...,., - express their views 1nd com1111nts on the COBG application. dlllcuSIIed in the past. 1-3·Hc ~· FillMICIJI 13 -~-~"""' Other results showed TI percent watched the Cable News network (CNN) and 74 percent indicated ttley were not in favor of replacing CNN with N!ckelocieon: Tlie cable . C()mpany survey Implied subscrtbers were In favor of replacing CNN Seventy-five percent indicated they were not In favor of providing a pay Playboy channel and an overwtlelmlng 78 percent stated ttley were not in favor of reducing the Senior Citizens and disabled • ' ilisCllunr rrom'" 25 ' jjercent 10 10 ' percent Also, 66 percent of those surveyed had only the basic cable TV package with the remamlng 34 percent also having et-ther HBO, Cinemax or both Sixty percent · indicated they were m favor of keeping Channel 6 Columbus over WGN-Chlcago, WI'SF.·Ashland, or WTA,PA:>ark<>rsburg Only twn re~ "spon~nts out of the 3ll were In favor of adding the Ashland, Ky .. ... Help Wanted Truck drivers nMded, min· lmum axparlence Call613· 583·0847 Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman today released results ol a ca ble TV _ si>rvey conducted In the VIllage of Middleport over the past several weeks. A total ol 311 peoale or approxl· mately 44 percent of the subscrtbers In Middleport responded to the survey with the results being In ' sharp contrast 1o the survey conducted by Consohdated Com· munlcatlons Group which C!>n (acted only 100 subscrther;; over the entire two-state system. An overwhelming majority or 76 percent of the Middleport subscrtb ers indicated they were not satisfied with the present cable TV service which contrasted with the 47 the 73 percent who had mdlcated they considered the present service as good or excellent in the survey conducted by the cable company . Sixty percent Indicted they were pleased with the channel selection now available Eighty-one percent were not ln favor of the rate Increase as proposed by the cable .. company. Consolidated Communi· cations had stated liS survey snowed 91 percent were in favor of 11 The Daily 18 Wanted to Do Man wants to do farm work or any k1nd of work. Call 448-4189 to low fixed rate Use equity for arw purpose Leader Mortgage Co 614-592 3051 23 Professional Services P1ano Tunmg and Repa1r Brumcardl Mu11c Co, 446 0687 Twentieth year of qualrty serv1ce. Lane Da· mots, 61 4· 742·2951 Wmdow T1nt1ng Residential. Commencal. 8t Auto Catt 614-446 9346 PIANO TUNING AND RE· PAIR, Reduced rates limned time only Ward's Keyboard, 304-675- 6600 or 675 3824 Permanent ha1r removal. Professional Electrolysl5 Clln1c. New Hours by appointm,nt, 10 AM-8 PM. Mon thru Fn , 304-675· 5568 Real Estate 31 Homes for Sale Three bedrooms . central &If. v1nyl wall paper. carpet throughout. well msulated , new patnt. attached garage. gas outdoor grtll, awninga, many extras Call446-21583 til 5 OOPM . after 6 OOPM call614-245·6869 moweu. chain eawe. on route 124 in Mmers- ville pnced low Call 614 · 992 · 3324 3 acres. 1200 sq ft .total electrtc, two bedrooms $26.000 Call 304 · 773 · 5474 If you' re a Jack of all trades, perhaps you woUld be tnter· ested 1n repamng a four room ov'er double garage apartment en Middleport recently struck by f1re. Apart· ment mterlor tn rela11vely good cond1t1on . $4,000 Hoolloc hs 614 -992-5292. after 5 p m 1 bdr. houoeot84MittCreek Rd oalo, ••capt tool& Until Aprlt 14. 138,800 Over 1 acre level lot at Porter. 8x12 barn. s&lftlc tank. ready for house: or mobtle home Cash or contro cl Call 6 14 388-9736 Basemen1 & 3 mob1le home lots for sale owner will finance . Call 614· 4460175 AddiSOn Oh1o rrver frontage By owner. newly remodeled seven room house. located near Harmon Park, large lot w1th garden space and $26 ,000 or anume av. percent loan payment $169 00 mcludas taxes and insurance. 304·675-1618 after 4 5689 after 5 Beautrful Alta Log home, 3 acres, 2 mtles from Point Pleasant on Jencho Road , 3 bedroomns, 1 bath. full basement, wooden deck, 81h per cent usumable loan, $64 ,000 00 304 · 675 · 7733 . 1- --------- 5. 35 Lots & Acreage l1ve 1n one. Rent the other. one and a third acres. 2 bedroom house and mobile home half mtle from Pomt Pleasant C1ty llm1ts , $14, 900 00 304 · 675 7308 or 614-446-8040 4 acres wlth barn 1tyle house. 7 miles from Pomt Pleasant on Rob1nson By owner 186ecr... cullom I::C:r:ee:k=3:0:4:·6:7:5:·5:7: 3:9== brick home, 2000 sq It w-garage, 3 bdr , 2 be , FP: , oil HT • AC Modorn equip , 32 Mobile Homes bldg, barn, county water for Sale Mineral rights incl . $139K Coli 614-669·631 1 NEW AND USEO MOBILE - - HOMES KESSEL'S QUALBuutifut 3 bdr homo built lTV MOBILE HOME SALES, tor you *l 8,900 • up. See 4 MI . WEST, GALLIPOLIS, our modal• Call 1-814· RT 36 PHONE 814-448888-7311 . 7274 Dependable ylrd aervice. 2 bdr ranch c1rport. 1h acre, WMd• Watkwaya cleered Chaahira area. Priced to Hit Leave& raked Hedgao Colt 1114·317-7285 or 448tnmmad, etc Colt814-992· ' _42_8_3_•ft_e_r_5_P_M_._ _~2289. Bitt Stock. ,. lnveatment. B unit apart· Will plow gordon&, largo or mont compte•. built 1974,4 small, Point llleaunt, K•· apartments furnl1hed, only 1111ugo, Ohio aree. 814-448· 1% vacancy, resident man~ 4088 or 304-175-7228 el· ogor, 11,440 monthly Income. Rentera pay Ill utili· tor 8 00 PM tie• Colt 81 4-1192·1 189 fi•·II-Shop · Wuopoir, tewn doyo or 814 ·594·2874 after -paro, etc. otter I -· de'/1, enytlme .......... 81 lurdana. Pt. Pl. 171-1112. Stop ln. 1 1 2x60 Schult 1Ox22 ft. porch, lergelevet lot. Crown City, price neg , help finance . Colt 614-256 · 1444 Mull oett 1983 1 4•62 Joy Skyline completely fum . except bdr , w••her Ia dryer, completely underpinned, 8x10 storage building set• tmg on private rented lot Can otay If cold Call 446· 7200 after 6PM 1974 New Moon • 2 toto, wry good cond .. AC. build· lng, off Rt. 21B. Catt 114· 268-8794 2 level lots, 7 m1~es frOm town off Rt 2 304 -676· p m 4 42 acres 1n New Haven . 304 675 5739 36 Real Estate Wanted Would like to buy or rent tra1ler lot 10 country Prefer in Salem Center or LangsVIlle erea Call 614 -742 · 2145 or 614 -992-54t6 Rentals 41 Houses for Rent House for rent Call 304· 675 -7263 675 -5104 or 675· 5386 • 2 bdr unfurniShed house with garage Call614 ·4469686 N•ce 11 room house, mod· ern k1tchen. carpeted, cent H-A. fireplace, garage, Pt Ple1un1 area Call 814448 7680 oflor 5PM 3 bdr houM •n country near Rio Grande $236 mo . no pets , II<IC dop Call 814245· 6439 House for rent 1n country, 8 large rooms end bath, mea yard, barn and garden space uoo per month. ., Oo dapooit Cott 614 -379 2817 3 roomt with private bath. rot Requaotad Call 814446-2216. .. �Page- 14- The 41 ' Sentinel LAFF-A-DAY Houses for Rent Ho~H in Henderson, 2 be(l , rooms, full size basement , ,.. 1186.00 8100.00 Two ' bedroom unfurnished New Haven, WVa. $175.00 304-882-2506. Pets for Sele KIT 'N' CARLYLE "'by L1rrr Wright Pre -spring cloae-out on all steal buildings-direct factory to you discounulmmediote delivery~ Coli colloct 1-617-592-3821 . Furnished, no city taxes, water It aewaga fur,.ished, beautiful riverview, Ka· nauga . Foster ' s Mobile 3/21/8~. 57 e:oo Musical Instruments ~==========-r-======~;:===1 I. 45 Furnished Rooms For rent Sleeping Rooms and light houM keeping rooms. Park Central Hotel. Coli 814-446-0766. 51 Household Goods · · Gold tweed couch. You pick up. $30.00. Call 614-949· 2874. LudwiQ drum Ht. comptete. for dotollo call 446-7921 . Victor No 1 106 cash regia·Taylor ter, Whirlpool lee Machine, Slush · Machine, Ha· milton Beach Milkshake blender. High Temp uhaust t~o. John Thabet. phona 304-675 -2366 or 6761816. Ser v1 ces 1- -----..,..----- 81 Fmn Suppli1!s & LJvl:sluck 61 Solid oak hutcl). 4 oak chairs with cane backs. wood table and 6 high back chaira. 304-675-5214. Partially furnished 2 bdr. garage apartment. Adults only, security depOsit. Call after 3PM 614-446 -9279. · Furni1hed 2 rooms & bath, downstairs. clean, adult only, no pets. Ret. required. Call 614-446-1619 Furnished garage apt. 1 bdr., 29 112 Neil Ave ., Glllipolis &235. utilities paid . Call 614-446-4416 altar 7PM. Furnished efficiency 607 2nd. Ave., GallipoliS. Share both, 8160 utilities pold, adulll. Call 614-446-4416 altar 7PM. 1 family 3 bdr., unfurnished garage apt ., 1 mo . dep. & ref. required. Call&\4-446· 37B6. Furnished efficiency e 185 utilites pd ., single adult, 920. 4th Ave .. Gallipolis. 614· 446-4416 after 7 p.m. Furnished ~ficiency apt .. LR -DR combination, kit· chen II bath. Private. Secu r~ ity dep . & reference . Call 614-446-4607 o•614-446· 2602 . . 3 bedr. apt . close to downtown. Call 614-446-1543 or 614-446 -42B9 for mo•a information. Apartment tor rent 458 2nd . Ave. completely furnished , newly d~corated, all electric, $200 mo .. plus secuity dep . Ref. req ., adutta only. Call 614-446-2236 o• 614 -44625B1 . Riverside Apts. Middleport. Special rates for Senior Citizens. $130. Equal Housing Opportunities . 614992-7721 . Two bedroom apartments in New Haven . Newly remo· deled in town. Call 614· 992-7481 . For rent: 1 bedroom fur· nished apartment. Call 614· 992 -6434 or 304-B82 2666 . Furnished 2 bedroom apart· menta in Middleport. All utilitieo P.llid. Call 614-992· 608.4 . Furnished apt .·. 3 rms. and bath . Depoait required .. Phone 614-992-2937. Two bedroom apartment . . ·FrH heat . Call 614-992 7481 . APARTMENT$ . · mqbilo homes, houMa. Pt. Pleasant and Gallipolis. 814-4468221 . Nice 1p11 in Hendertan, 304-875-1972 after 5 PM . 1 bedroom apt , furnished or unfurnlahed, utilitiea _paid, 304-875-7112 o• 17&4193 . Furnished one bedroom-opt In Point Pleaunt . Very c!e•~ end nice. Phone 304-6751381. One bedroom 1pt. com· pletely fumlthad. ltOO .OO month. utilities pold, W~h fllf4etl-l. '14-,44.8,1~14 ·or ·448-1023: 12 Channel VHF boat radio with antenna and converter. A two way radio ready tg hook up in hou1e. $186.00. River lots for rent. Call 614-992-5 7B 2 olio• 6 oOO ! ~3:::: 0::4-::6:::7::5::-6::7::3::0::. p.m . I· 54 Misc. Merchandise Trailer lots, sewer and water , - - - - - - - - - fumishad. will · take one •· small child, 304-676-1078. Knauff Firewood Split· 96% hardwoods. You pick up or we deliver. HEAP vender. 47 Wanted to Rent 614:266-6245. ==== Limeatone, · Sand, Gravel. Pick up at Richards & Son. Call 614-446-7786. Looking for 2 or 3 bdr. home in Gallipolis City School District . Call 614-446· 1---------~ 0065 . SPECIAL cut slobs 6 PU loada ·delivered in dump truck e 100. or21oodo 1180. I You pickup 116. Call ·614246-6B04. . Merchan dise Will cut and deliver fire· wood. Call614-266-1528. 51 Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION lo FURNITURE 62 Olive St.,·Gallipolis. New . & used wood-coal stovea. 6 pc wood LR suite 8399. bunk beds $199, antron recliners $99, new & used bedroom auites, Pool People Special: · Above ground pools-thru 4-16-86 -Frae auto pool cleaner and under light value 8269.96 . lnground pool kilo, 16•32-12.395, 1Bx36-82,695. 20.40 82.B95 in otock. Middleport 614-992-5724 or Gallipolis 614-446-3061. ~~~~~:~~fl i;~~,~!s~pe~~::·~ia~';·~P~·t~r.~io~t,~utility ~ two BioS . . Plea· French City Mobile Homes Gallipolis. 9 X 12 8696. also 10x16 8995. Delivered and aet up on your lot. LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofa. chair, rocker, ottoman. 3 tables, (e:ctra heavy), $685. Sofas and chairs priced from $286. to *895. Ju1t arrived . Trailer load of Tables, $50 and _up to $126. barb wire $20 roll. Jim 's Hide -a-beds.S390. and up . Farm Equipment Center. At. to 8660 ., sofa beds 1146. 36 Wool, Gallipolis. Dh Call Recllnoro, 8226 . to 8376 .. 446-9777 or 446-24B4. U.mpo from 828. to 8126. pc . dinettes from $1 09., to c "a se track fora& '700 435 . 7 pc. 81B9 and up. trencher back ~ hoe attach· Wood table with aix chairs ment haudralic conveyor, 82B5 to 8745 . Deok 8110 new trailer, ex. cond., up to 8225 . Hutches, 8560. 112.000. Call 614-643Bunk bed complete with 0039 . mattresses, t276 . and up to 8395. Baby bods, 8110. Sean garden tractor 1984 Mattreaaea or bo:c springa, modol44' CUI, 16 HP. COli full or twin. $58 ., firm, eea. iron aleeve1. Used about 10 and IS 78 . Queen sets. $225 . houri, new cond . Call 6144 dr. chests. t49 . 6 d• . 38B-9736. cheats, $69 . Bed framet, $20.and $26., 10gun · Gun Stihl chain nw, VGC , Farm cabinets. 1360. Gas or Boos. t276 . Call 614-388electric ranges $376. Baby . 8710. mottreooeo, 825 lo 836, bed frames 820, 12&, lo $30, 1 bar set 3 atoola. 1 bar set king 1rame *60. Good selec- With 2 etools. 1 dre11er. Call tion of bedroom tuitea, 446-0844 or 446-4637. rockers, metal cabinets. headboards *38 & up to Mi,.;ed firewood $20 a pickup load, you haul it. Call 166. 446-4699 . Used Furniture -· 6 pc, dinette. head boards. and 2 Selling Stanley Home Pro· bedroom auites. 3 miles out ducts. Call altar 4PM. 446Bulaville Rd. Open 9am to 4634. 5pm, Mon . thru Sat. White fiberglass unsulated 614-446-0322 topper for Toyota pickup. GOOD USED APPLIANCES C..,o_II_&_1_4_·3_6_7_·_7_B0_4_._ __ Waehera. dryers. refrigera- tort, rsnget. Skegg1 Ap- John Oeoro B300 d•ill. pliancea, Upper River Rd. 83200. B06 0. 14200. Herd beside Stone Cr11t Motel. 1200 opinnor 1600. John Doere 12 hoa drill •aoo. 6.14-441-7398 . Ford 240 dlok 11t 00 . Coli County Appliance . Inc . evenings614-985-41 115. Good uaed appliances and TV 1111. Open 8AM to 6PM. Fl•ewood for solo. Soft or Mon thru Sat. 114-446- ha•d wood. Call 814-7421699, 827 3rd." .Ave. Gelli- 1. -3-0_5_4_.- - - -- - polio, OH. VANGUARD PAINTS · Quality you can truat . Valley Furniture, new • used . Lerge section of quel· Ebarsbach Hardware , ity furniture. 1218 Eastern Pomeroy, Ohio. Call 814992-2811. Ave .. GllllpoUo. Trade Canter Furniture Outlot, Koneuge, Oh. New Moytog lo Crooloy Applloncoo. Coil 114-448-4488. Special thlo w -. .ao ln. elect. r1nge coppertone t75, oye level electric ronoe white . .5, gu range 38 ln. white 198, Whirlpool auto washer 1715. Kenmore auto Waaher *7&. Kenmore dryer 1125, Whirlpool outo waaher l•e new 1180, side by lide rllrlgeretor 1-zor white 11911. goo dryer 1125. 8k1t1ge Applilnooa uRivor Rd. $14-448-7398. 1 Simplicity Wondor Boy riding mowor with cert. WNI ooll together or eeporotl. Mower, •150.00; cort, 160.00 . Call 1114-9492477. Seare hot witar tank. 30 gol .. •100. 4 yra. old. Elect-. ric Seln typewriter, f200.00. Molnttnence on both, In good condition. Coil 114-192-3379. Firewood 120 .00 pickup load, 130.00 dollverod. Coli 304-11711-8712 · or 675 2891 . ·I '' Complete Welsh Baby Bad f100.00 . 304-676-2661 . Sunk beda complete. mat· tress f176 .00. Single bod frame, box springs. mattress 876.00. Good condition. 304-BB2-3248. Ut.llity trailer $200. ElectrO· phonic am-fm stereo with Components -200 W speakers, tapes, cabinet. e 200. 304-875-1687. 55 Building Supplies Building Materials Block, brick, sewer pipes, windows, lintels. etc ; Claude Winters, Rio Grandlf, 0. Coll614-246-6121 . Cement block. all sizes. building materials. Gallipolis Block Co .. 123V• Pine St., Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 . Coli 614-446-2783. BloCk. brick, and McKEE'~ LOCATION TO ANOTHER UNIT. GAVE- Bf PI CKI IoJ 6 . HIM UP A" OIJ'T Home Improvements 73 71 16 hoursepower Workhorse garden tractor. Made by Wheelhorse. 48, inch mower . Manuel shift. 82000 .00. Call 614-9926241 . ' Wanted to Buy 4 56 Pets for Sale HILLCREST KENNELS Boarding all breeds . Heated indoor· putdoor facilities . AKC Doberman puppies: Stud Servica. Coli 614-4467795 . Judy Taylor Grooming . Call 814-367-7220. Briarpatch kennels Profet· aional All·breed groomi'ng. Indoor-outdoor boarding fa . cilities. Engliah Cocker Spa · niel puppies. Call 614-38B9790 . . Autos for Sale 19B3 Mullang. 4 opd . 4 cyl. air, ps, pb, hatchback. sun roof. Call 256-6641. 1 979 Chevrolet El Camino Super Sport PS, PB, auto, tilt wheel, cruise, AC. custom topper. Cl 446-7200. 19BO AMC Spirit good condition e2,600. Call614· 256 -t419 after 6 oOOPM . Front wheel bracket for Hahn eclipse 19" lawn mowe•. 304-675-6437 . 1970LTDrunogood • -=3=0~4~-B~9;6~-=3~B=0;2=·~~ trans. work. e126.• . ~~1r-3~B~B~2~~~4~4~6~-0~2~9=1=·====~· I ~c~a= 446 -3920 after 4PM. 1978 Honda XL 360 8400 . 8 &: D Home Improvements, Call 814-367-7147 or 514- replacement windows . 1976 Cutlass Supreme PS. 448-2422. aluminum soffit, vinyl sid· 63 Livestock PB, AC, 8-track, nice. Call ing, continuous gutters, free . 614-38B-96BO. . 1977 Honda 760 exc . cond, .estimates, all work guaran· $900 or best offer. Call teed, Spring Discount. Call 7 ewes, 7 lambs. 1 Regis- 19B2 AMC Spirit, 4 opd .. 446-10!JT."' evenings, 304~576-2644 . tered buck sheep. Call 614· AM ~ FM tape, sun roof. new radial tires, low mileage, For Nle Suzuki motor cycle. Cement Finisher, Rick Gar266-6313. 83,996. John's Auto Sales, Call 614-266-6251 otter field. 614 -9B5-4464 . Naw 2 lo 3 bottom plows 8196 lo Bulaville Rd. Call 446- 8PM. driveways, parking lots. Any up. Disc 1126 l!o up. Brush 47B2 . size job . Replace old hogl $295 lo up, 800 Cue 1974 Ha•lay Davidson 1 000 Concret8. Camara automatic Sportser price $2,200 . Call tractor with PS $2,795 . 614-446-2077 . clean Vermeer found BORNLOS'ER A 6efJI;!inlS ... I~ ASMLJ(;H 1>6 l '"""'·''T """"'1"'-A "'T · · wtuN ··"'""" ~ ""' WHEJJ I WSJJT JJJ, Dragonwynd CatterY Kennet CFA Himalayan, Persian and Siamese kittens. AKC Chow puppies. Call 614· 446 -3B44 afte• 7PM . AKC Reg. Chihuahua chocolate female 5 mo. house· brokan 886. Coli 446-4676 . The Bird Cage: Baby parakeets, cockatiel•. variety of finChes, cagea, feed and supplies. Call 614-9B542t2. Massey Ferguson 166 diesel tractor. PS, live power, S4,496. U.te model 136 Massey Ferguson tractor with cycle bar mower 83,696. International 300 tractor wwith hydraulic & wide front end 81,796. Call 614 -2B8-6S22. Saddle horees, also gaited for trail . Riding lessons. Tack. Coli 614-69B-3290. Ruth Reeves. 4" cutback Borell, saddle with Pelham bridle. axe cond. Western saddle. bri_dle ond pad, 304-876 -103B. Hay & Grain Want to rent corn & hay field1 . Gallipolis 8c Cheshire area . Coli 614-367-01B1 after dark. 65 Seed & Fertilizer Dodge~~~~~~~~~~~ 1983 Mo1orcycle Suzuki, General Lee 1968 Charger. 440 engine, 4 sp. trans .. axcellant body and interior. Southern car. t2600. Coli 614 -742 2603 . 1972 Volkswagen, good ·condition. engine rebuilt re· cently .. good tires. $700. Phona 304-B82-3692 alto• 5:30. RM260. 8776.00, phone 30•·882-3203 and leave you•number. 1========= 75 Boats and Motors for Sale d• ,· .r ANNIE YlffOO/ TIA9r 1'100 PiJT (JP ON!' h'ECH OF fl R6h'T/ YO/l Ol!ll't 5111/(lY? , , 1- -- - - - - - - - 14 ft. boot, trailer. 40 HP 1984 Bronco XLT. PW. POL, Johnson motor, extra prop PS, PB, cruise. AC. many $1,160 or boot offer. Coli 46 4 3 extras. windows tinted, _: "~_ ..:.-·___3.:_.7_._ _ _~--muot .... Call 614-74214 h . .Sears .J ohn boat 2316 . asking S1B5. Call 446· 3 2_6_._ _ _ _ _ __ _ 1974 Dodge van, maxi _9_ wagon 8700 . 304 -675 - 1 1 B ft. V-bollom boat lo 3B60. trailer with 66 HP Mercury 79 Plymouth hatchback. gc, motor 81,900. Call 446 new tires. best offer. 304· 1159. 675-2836 . 16 ft. wood rowing johnboat. Made by Weaver. Call 1982 Chov co•, 36,000 1-614-699-7571 ." miles. 1973 ford van. 1967 Ford 1 ton van, e:cc . shape, ft Soaray fiberglos also ua&d sweepers and lawn 17Yz boat, 90 hp Johnson motor. mowers. 304-676·6612 or trollor IBOO.OO on . Call after 676 -2485 . 6 PM 304-876-2BB4 . 1 Attention Area Farmers: Get you Dakalb aeed corn a. alfalfa seed in Gallia Co. 72 Trucks for Sale from Tim Massie. 4% dil· count now thru March 22, fo•d Supo• Cob FAKC Regiatered Poodle pup- 1 9B5, with full payment. 1979 160. 4 -WD. auto., AC. Moat chemicals availa,ble pies. 6 weeks old. One veer cruioo, lina-a-bed. AM-FM. old male. Call 614 -843- also. Call 446-4307 · for Call 448-4422. prlce1 . 6274. 1978 Ford Courrlor 8700. '---------.J...--------~ Coli 614-388-8710. r 76 Auto Parts & Acce11orius 1---------New Process, 4 apeed transmission for 1974 lAton Ford Pickup. Call 614 · 742 · 3054. 83 SIEMUS .r) ----1----- GASOLINE ALLEY " Do you have You must make up !JOUr . mind, Skeezix( a qut feeflnq about this? WINNIE Dozer Work land clearing, landscaping, etc. Free esti· mataa. Call 614-446-8038 or 614 -992 -7119 anytime. BARNEY SEWING Machine repairs, service. Authorized Singer Sales & Service Sharpen Scissors. Fabric Shop ~ Pomo•oy . 614-992 -2284. JUGHAID!! 'f0U KNOW I DON"T ALLOW NO PETS IN MV SCHOOL~ HOUSE!! . Meigs Electric Service. Call us, you'll btt glad you did! Steve Barnett at 614 -698· 6663. 1 - - - - - -- - -- 85 General Hauling James Boys Water Service. Also pools filled . Call 614· 266 - 1141 or 614 -446 1176 o• 614-446-7911 . B lo M TIRES. Ti•e deals, Cullom Wheels. Call for '67 Chov two ton tNck, prices 304 -896 -3466. combination. dump. c1ttla- ,s_i_n_c_e_1_9_7_1_.- - - - rack and grain bad. faircond, • · 304-8715-2151. Pana for 72 Duster and o:verhauled engine . 304· ===== 1984 Ford Renger F 160. 4Aspeed . overdrive, pkg,. . =8=82=·=2=9=7=2= AM-FM ceoaott, 13,000 miles. 304-878-2419. 77 Auto Repair 1980 ForA! Corgo von F160, 128&0. 304-875-11178 or 8711·7888. 73 Vant & 4 Ken's Water Service. Wells, cisterna. pools filled . Phone 614-367--0623 6•614 -3677741 IJight or day. Do you need something moved or hauled away? We'll do ill Call 614-2666261 alto• 6 :00PM . 87 Uphol•tery Per1ona Body Shop. Locust Rd. Pt.PIIIIIftt. Paot KloK. frN Eotlmotoo, 814-9864174 . . TRISTATE . UPHOLSTERY--liHOP 1163 Sec. Ave ., Gallipolis 814-446 -7833 or614 -446; 1833 . Poisons Body Shop, Locust Rd . Pt .Pioooont . Limltod point job opocfel 1150. Phone detollo 614-9864147. - R 8t M Furniture Manutac · turing, St . Rt. 7, Crowr City, Oh. Call 814-2~6 1470, call Evo . 448 -343B Old & new Uphostered. W.O. Gl ~ Wildside (PREMIERE! The Wild!iide Chamber of Commerce sets out to stop th9 band of marauders that is terrorizing small towns in the old w~st. 160 min .) 0 (I) ®I Magnum. P.l . (j) Tom Jones in Las Vegas riD Survival Special (CCI 'Mysterious Herds of the Sudan .' The migration of the white-eared kob antelope and the tribes in the Sudan that rely on .the antelope are explored . (60 min .) fJ) MOVIE: 'Hatari' IH80l MOVIE : 'AU the Rivers Run' (CCI Part 4 IMAXl MOVIE: 'Class· 8:30 II (f) CD Family Ties (!} USFL Footbell: Orlando Vs. Jacksonville 9 :00 -II (f) CV Cheers CI) 700Ciub Cil NBA Basko!ballo Portland at Phoeni:c ill Gl ~ Eye to Eye IPREMIEREI ICC) A semiretired private eye teams up with the daughter of his expartner in an effort to catch her father"s killer . {60 min.) 0 ill® NCAA Baoketball Championship Regional Serriifinal~: East Region or Midwest Region (I) Liberaco in Las Vegas (f1J Mystery! (CCI ·Adventures of Shertock Holmes :· The Speckled Band .· Hofrnes and Watson se~rch for a murder weapon after a dy.ing woman whisper s the words 'the speckled band .' (60 min.) 9 :30 II Cil CV Night Court A child and his parents are brought into court for break· ing into a school computer and beating up the principal . IAI 10:00 II (f) IIl Hill Street Blues Joyce prepares for a murder case when a militant pro ~ lif e activist accidentally injures a pregnant women . (60 min .) ill GIIHI 20/20 (CCI riD In the Swing IHBOl MOVIE: 'Hot Dog , The Movie' IMAXl MOVIE : ' Kmll' 1 0:30 (]) Suparstar (I) Johnny Mathia in Concert 11 :00 II Cfl Cll C!J 0 Cil ® Ill <UI News (]) 8111 Cooby Show 1111 Benny Hill Show 11 :15CI)MOVIE: 'Magic' 11 :30 II (f) CD Tonight Show (]) Bell of Groucho ffi SportsCenter 'Cll WKR.P In .Cincinnati 0 (J) @ NCAA llaskotbell Champlonr.hiP R~t~lonel Semlflnels: Eait Rltllon or Midweot Region Gl IHJ ABC News Nlghtline Ill Twilight Zone IHBOl MOVIE: 'Mex Dugan lletumo' 12:00 (]) Burns • Allen m ESPih "s,MeciWHk ill ABC News Nightline Cll Dacl'o Army G1 (j2J Eye on Hollywood Ill Gunsmoke IMAXI MOVI!: 'The Oretaer' (CCI · 12.3o o ([] m Lot• Night with · Ollvld Lononnan Tonight's guests are Steve Martin and Brooke Shields . IR) 160 min.l (]) Love That Bob ffi E&PN'a Horae Racing (I) Excavating Electrical & Refrigeration I Now arrange the circled letters to form the surprise answer, as suet oested by the above cartoon. Answer here: ( ••.terday_s I Jumbles: BURST Ans wer: a y r JD ( I xxl I I (Answers tomotrow) INE PT • Wh8.t DOO MED POMADE fall guy Is- A DUPE THAT'S A OOPE PEANUTS IT'S A MEPICAL FACT THAT 8REATHIN6 THROI!6H '\'OUR MOUTH CAN CHANGE '(OUII. FACE, ,. ALLOWING FORT'r' RUNS TilE FIRST 1NNIN6 · CAN Ci-IAN6E YOUR WHOLE SODV ! IN ·James Jacoby ...,.,....,,, WTVN Adv Good -1 E.~ecavating , blise ments, footers. driveways. septic tanks. landst;aping . Cell anytime 614-4464537, Jamesl. Davison, Jr. owner. 84 ® News Gl ~ N.- Name That Tune fJ) Jefforsons 7:30 II rn Tic Tac Dough (I) 0 (J) Family Feud m Jeopardy ®I Wheel of Fortune Gl IHl Entertainment Tonight · fJ) WKRP in Cincinnati lljBOI Warning: Moy Be Hazardous to Your Health Consumer Reports takes a · hard look at products and foods that can endanger your health and safety. IMAXl Album Flash: Crystal Gayle -8 :00 -U liJ (!)' Cosby -Show .. · (])Circus Cil World of Audubon II (]) NEW ACTION/NEW • ADVENTURE/NEW SERIES 'WILOSIDE' CARTER 'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine Gallipolis. Ohio Phone 614-446-3BBB or 614-446-4477 JIM'S PLUMBING lo HEATING. Rt. 1. Box 355. Gallipolis. Call 614-367-0576. !HAl t::'ON J lJAI>J 'TH INKS li'5 NEVE'FI: AM I55 "TO 170 THIS. ~~~~~~,~~-". r:::::~~~::JJ~~~~~}.]~I-~--~-·-·~!~~~~sr~:~l:~T~oniAht .. 64 Nighdy Business Report @ Body Electric . fJ) One Day at a Time (HBOl . Cuhure Club in Concert One of the most ·colorful hitmakers in music. . .today pe_rfOrms at the Ha~ ­ mersmith Odeon in l ondon . 7 :00. ·II (f) PM Magazine . . Cii Hero Como the Brides ·(f) little House on the Prairie . W .O . BASEMENT WATERPROOFING lifetime gua· 1978 Ford ven F-260 cargo. Unconditional rantea. Local references Cell after &PM. 448-2166. furnished . Free ilatimates. Coil colloct1-614,2370488. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. 1970 Ford E 100 Econo- · Rogers _Baseme .nt Uno Von. Auto. 81200 .00 Waterproofing ~ Call 614-992· 6524 . J • J's ·HO~e lmp~ove~ manta, Siding Vinyl & alumi· . . nunr siding:- ov8rtli'ng ruttilr""'" &. roofing. Free ·estimatea . Coli 614-367-746B . 78 Sub8ru Brei, 63,000 Michael's Painting and Walmiles.•Exc. cond. 304-676· lpaporing. Coli 814 -7426217. 232B . · --~-' ~·~~- - - - - - --lc'75 Dodge. customized van, & M Contractort . Vinyl D half ton. 304-676-79B4 . . and aluminum siding · replacement windows · Ford 1985 F260 4x4 XLT irl&ulating · B600 GVW, sway bors, p. remodeling - roofing and new windwos and door locks, conuruc:.t ion · gutters: Call automatic, air, cruise, ·tilt wheel, am·fm c::auette 304-773-6131. crome step bumper tinted Spring special: Gene's deep glass delay wipers. tutone steam carpet cleaning . ~"!ill~.... ;;;po~i .,.tr.a~ti!:I~"~·-An~ 5cDicn " g'ili'f~ .~·. --:-r'iio""·ai"i.l-"'" --more, 8,000 miles . mateo. · Call 614-992-6309 814.400. 304-676 -6421', or 614-742-2211 . 7 o30 a.m. - 9 o00 p.m . RON'S Televis,ion Service. in Zenith and Specializing 74 Motorcycles Mata..r,ola . ~-Ou..azar. ~nd. house calls. Call 304-676239B o• 614-446-2454 . 2 Honda Big llods 19B3 1o 1984. See at Botz Honda . Fetty Tree Trimming. stump removal. Call 304-675 · 1983 H.arley Davidson tour 1331. glide, full ~reso , AM-FM sttn.Jo call., new cond., RINGLES ' S SERVICE, e..: 4 ,000 mi . Call after ,&PM. perienced carpenter. eleCt'ri· 446-2166. cian, mason, painter, roof· ing (including hot tar 1983 Hondo 760 Shadow. application) 304-675-208B Call 614-446-3162 o• 614- or 675 -736B . 446-1736 eve. Rotary or cable tool drilling. 1982 Honda 1100 InterMost walla completed same state 4,560 miles. Cell446- day . Pump sales and servi- 1982 fmd E11<ort 2 d• .• ·hatchback, 4 apd.. plain 1 972 Gravely walk bGhir.d j,.ne, VGC, 39,000 miles. tractor. 2 ~peed a,.;le, 30 in' $3.900 . Call 614-3BB· mower. steering sulky, 8710 . $800.00. 304-676-7733. 71 Old8 360 runs good. Call John Deere Tractor and ofte• 5o00, 446-3210. equipment, "2 ~iiEiiB' out Jericho Road. Kenny JOnes. 19B4 Olda Cutlaso11.000 miles. 810.600. Coli 4466 hp Gibson heawy duty, 2911. rotary tiller with power 1979 Honda XL 1_8 6 good reverse. 304-B82-31B4 . co~d. Call 614-379 -2820. 62 Vans & -& -Heating___ . 2222 . I I I J tRAFIAS l (I) T1a n s p or i ~ I Jo n Ford 6000 Diesel backhoe. 2 extra buckett.$4,200 or ft .EI!t'!l!b!!_~!!too,tQ~!!~r, 10 -1 -;;;;'o;;;. off~! ·~Call ~-14:7_~!!:. Malley Ferguson lawn trocto•. baby bed $30 .00. bassinet 820.00, playpen Wanted 10 laying hans and 2 810.00. 304-675-6043 of· or 3 roosters, 304-67521B3. · tor 6:30 or 675-1690. locust posts $2.00 each 304-773-5667. WE RE-L.A"f E:D Farm Equipment child•en. Coli (614) 9B5. 4227 . .. -- - - - - --" Apartment for Rent 80TH ·-· ---- --... CII Gonlor Pyle 79 Muitang Hatchback 4 " ~ ""od_ .. Cell 446-3544 - -n• 949-2283. month . Call 614-992-3945 . V ro (]) a CIJ Ill 1HJ ABC News !CCI 0 (I) ® CBS News furnished with 1 Ox25 ft . glassed-in' porch $175 .00 par month plus utilities and security deposit. No pets or Brown Bear compound bow, call 304-675-1610 after 6 o00. THEY &A7Y J ·l! Cai1614-992-76BO . Two bedroom trailer, no pet11 one child. $175.00 ._· 11 rn ro m o GJ News (]) H01P-o ffi SportsCemer CIJ llollerty Hillbillie8 Cll Or. Who riD 3 -2 -1. Contact (CCI Ill Oiff'ront Strokes (MAX.I MOVIE: 'The Grey Fox' · 6 :30 II (f) CD NBC News (]) Rifleman ffi 19B5 NCAA Basketball Championship -Regional Semifinal Game :'!"r=-""""~'"='~;.,..,.. ~' "~fJ."'''~'!'-'! •!~,~··=~-~="=""'_.,=~···-·~=,,·~ ~~~tiN-E-ii:Fr'==·~"''""~-=-=c~~"""""""""="-"""-~"""="""'P- Sho-Bud Pro-1 pedal oteal guitar 1700. Fonder Bandmllter reverb amp-2-12." speaker cabinet $260. 304· 773-6593. and Redecorated 2 bdr apt., e~tc . location . Regency .Inc. Call 304-676-7263 676-5104 -· "'675-53B6. THU!t'SDAY 304 -896 · utilities .. No pets, one -child. '· Television Viewing · 25ft. office·or travel1railer, good cond ., total elect., 81,600. . Coli 614-446 0176 . AI(C registered Pekingeae Control hunger and lose wei ht with New '" Homo Pa•k. 614-446-1602. JACKS()N ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equol Housing Opportunity) monthly ren.t starts at 8163 for 1 bedroom and $198 for 2 bedr.oom , ~ dep.o!i.! l.20.0, located near Spring Valley Plan and Foodland. pool and • Cablii TV · available, hOurs as possible 10 am to 4 pm and 7 pm to 9 pm Monday-Friday, Call 614446-- 2745 or leave meuage. DICK TRACY 79 Motors Homes & Campers The Daily Sentinei- Page- 15 EVENING Firewood for sale, delivered 304-675 -2076 or 676 2099. for Rent 44 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio 1683. 42 Mobile Homes month . plus . deposit Special, Troplcolfioh, Hamsters anti eupplies. Country Aquarium near Bradfora Trite Farm . Call 814·992· 6644. Cherryridge Rd. 3 months, phone 304-676· 8326 . month . 304-675 7746 . 12x50 in Syracuse, partly PHOTO SPECIAL now lhru March 311t, 6 reprint• from color negatives or 3 prlntl from slides or 3 copy printa from printa;- Vour choice 99 cents. H~kenberry Phar· 30 In Roper gas range . used 3 bedroom, all etecuic on Rt. 160, 7 miles from Holzer furnished . $160 .00 per 56 Thursday, March 21, 1985 Qne pair of living Iampo, 304-676-542B. 8100.00 deposit. • Nice i completely furnished, nice locatipn, no pets. Call 61 4 ~ 246-6818 . · ·· 12x60 2 bd•. •••ilo•. fwni,hod. 8250 mo ... · 5100 deposit. Call 614 -446 66B3. 54 Misc . Merchandise _m'-o:;c;-y-:N;;:ort~h;:;.;-;;:;::;--:;:;:; , !~::::.:~~.~no houM. 607Yz Second St. month . Thursday, March 21, 1985 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Weekly (I) BllllnY Hill Sho.w • (j2J News 1 :00 (J) I Morrled Joan ffi Fitness Magulne' Tom and Nancv Seaver . Setting up an extra chance NORTH J-21 -" +62 9752 .753 +QI0-963 By James Jaroby How is a good bridge player like a good poultry farmer? Netther of them llkes to put all his eggs in -one basket. Dec!larer won the opening spade lead and played the king of clubs from his hand . Everyone played low. Next came the jack of clubs, overtaken by the queen, and. .ev_eryon~ ~tjll played low. There was not much left to do. Dedarer tried a low ,diamond to the jack, gobbled up by lhe queen Iii West's hand. When diamonds failed to divide 3-3 , the contract was one down. Tbe right approach is lo improve your chances in the diamond suit , just In case l)oe opponenls are going to be able to bold up the club ace unlil the third round . At trick two, South should lead a low diamond from his hand. West will win and continue spades. Now South plays the diamond ace, noting the fall of the queen. Only now Is the king of clubs played. As before, everyone follows low.' Now comes the jack of clubs, overtaken by the queen. When that holds, declarer bas the now pleasant alternative of leading up to his jack of WEST .JIU7 9J643 EAST •uo 9 Q 10 II t K 10 8 6 • Qll .H .... 82 SOUTH +AKQ 9AKI ...- t .A J.4 2..~-- .. .KJ4 ... Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: South · Wnt N.,-th Eut Sootlo Pass 2• Pus -3NT . Pass Pass Pass 2>t Opening lead: •J diamonds. That key card becomes declarer's ninth trick. Dec!larer's foresight in playing first a low diamond and then the ace, before attackillg clubs, gives him the extra chance he needs to make the hand. .6Lw.~,a(' by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS to Chemical 1 Fellow salt 5 Pentagon 41 Chilling officers look 10 Loathe DOWN 11 Tonsorial 1 Irritate need 2 Refuge 13 English 3 George river Segal 14 Off the ship film Yesterday's Answer 15 Fire (Fr.) f Sty 16 Residence 27 Parlor 18 "-Girl 5 -Pascal . 19 "- for "hostess " Friday" 6 Chinese We " 29 Metric unit 17 Hairpiece civet 2% Set of type 30 Firmish 18 Circwn7 Belgian 23 Magician lake scribe conunune in a radio 31 More 20 Tibetan Be impec· series uncommon gazelle cable ~ Leading 36 Polish 21 Scotlish 9 ThoughUul role weight unit philosopher I! 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NIGHT 'TIL USE OUR CONVENIENT LAYAWAY PLAN 8 P.M. • at FRIDAY, MARCH 22nd and SATURDAY, MARCH 23rd No.241 1986 2 Sectiona, 12 Pages 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc . Newspaper ts ID .SLACKS Save on our new spring se· lections of men's dress new Rutland Twp~ sp slacks in alze 29 to 42 plus ' big size 44 to !iO. 100% po- lyesters, poly cotton blends. dreaay and cuual styles. Man's '18.95 · Slatks........... Sale sIS .19 . I )latks........... Scde 5J7. 59· '29.95 SPRING SALEI VIDEO CASSETTE Kodak Video Cassettes are made to exacting tol· eronces so you can enjoy state-of-the art picture resolution, color brilli· ance and sound clarity. VHS Format. REG. S6,S9$ SALE , ; -· SALE! SPRING {~,!.~ · SLEEPWEAR ~ i~\~ \1\ Weekend. ule prices on MEN'S s99 SPORT SHIRTS Sizes S (14-14'121. M (1 515Yz), L (1 6-16%1 and XL (17-17Y•l· Also Big Size 2X, 3X and 4X. Solid colors; stripas and plaids in spring fashion · ,. l 1 new sprtng waltz length • 1 !'·11\]' •', =~~!!~·;-u":~~~~~!~~~~~L Campus brands. Short sleeves. : · / $10.95 Shirts .......$8.68 $14.95 Shirts .... $11.88 S16.95 Shirts ..... S13.48 _$19.95 Shirts .... $15.88 gowno and robes. Aloo in- eluded are nightthirtl, en- .IL cotton blends. pllue, terry cloth and knltl. 1\ · Sizes: S thru XXL Reg, 0 8.00 to '37.00 .· ~...;. - SALE PRICED !I I VAN HEUSEN $1500 PAJAMAS Sizes: small. medium, large and extra large. Fine selection of pa~tterns an[ colora. Coat style top and adjustable waist bottoms. Poly-cotton blends. .- I SAL£ PRICED $639J29S9 SHORT SLEEVE KNIT SHIRTS Our entire stock of new BOYS' SHIRTS Knit shins. in a big selection of styles attd·.i:port shins in salida and plaids . Short sleeve styles . Our new spring shirts for boys, sizes 8 Boys' ss.9S u sa. 9S Shirts ............... Sale S7.18 Knit Shirts ............. $8.68 Mons $13.95 - Boys' SJ2.9S - ~· Men's $14.95 Knit shirts .......... S11.88 SAlE$2479T0$5119 Shirts ............ Sale $10.88 A concrete cap was placed over theOJIII(l8lle abutmmt, Knit Shirts ........;. S11.11 · Reg. S31.00 to 564,00 Shirts ............... Sale S8.68 needed on one side of the bridge and as plcCured, a • pound drop hanunerwasusedtodrivethesteelpiHng. -- -~ tank tops. · Men'' SIG.95 Poly81ter/raYon blend gives the look of li nen. Jackets, tops. blouses, pants. skirts end sweeter vesta . . Misses Sizu I to I 6 and S, M, l Boys' SJ0.9S l looks. Dressy styles, jeans shirts. muscle shirts and SPORTSWEAR SALE Qlllllg $•1111 I. ""' s,,,,,.,, Shirts ............... Sale S4.78 CONSTRUCTION BEGINS -,-- Ohio Bridge Company began comtructlon of a new bridge 011 Rutland Township Road 176 011 Feb. 18. A new abulmmt was MEN'S and BOYS sizes Included in this sale. Solido. stripes, novelty MISSES , HANES SPRING SALE spring styles. colors ,11nd .thru 20 . i. $1199 ~ Hanes"' . MEN'S SPR.INC SALE/ Boys' our ·(f ~~ ~ \ ·~ colors. Van Heusen and MEN'S . ' \ · Problem situations can us\JaUy be solved quickly · . exact age wasn:t known because many of· Meigs when those Involved work together. · County's small bridge s pans were used - ·brought.. As a result of the Meigs County Commissioners and from other areas of the state. . Ohio Power Co. entering Into a joint venture, a new Ohio Power ·company officials.. made the cost--~- '""bl'ldgelfaioeen "coiisti'i'iCl(;;'ron--nuuaruf-fOWfiS'Ii'lp~"·'"" shariiig proposalse v eral weeks ago~ a meetbig~f the" , Road 176.to replace an old bridge which was becoming Meigs County Commssioners. a safety hazard. Statewide, Ohio Power has entered into such A cost-sharing agreement between Ohio Power cost-sharing agreements three or four times. _ Corn!lll"X ~d Meigs Co_unty was n~otiated_!() Jl&:l>: for ~ However, this was thE! !i!:s1tbne su~h;m 3rraogement ~ the replacement of the former bridge. Replacement was made in this area. was deemed necessary because Ohio Power workers Total cost to replace the .brldge was $41,1XXJ. Of that and equipment had to cross the old brtdge to get to a figure, Meigs County's share was $12,:m while Ohio sub-station. The old bridge was In PQOr condition and Power's share was $28,f01. Ohio Power sent $15,1))) to the county to fro1.1t the construction costs. The balarice had been posled off lbnits to heavy vehicles. The safety of workers and service to customers was due upon completion of the project. , during an emergency could not be assured unle5s a Ohlo Bridge Company from Cambridge contracted new bridge was constructed. to .build the 50 ft. span over Little Leading Creek near Th~~ql_~ b.r idge was.probal]ly lj(J tq)OOye~olq._Tl),e__" ijutl!l~!d ·. _ "' ~ .. -~ ...- ··- ...... , , Men's s11Ji KODAK \ ' Men's $16.95 Thie ule men·• and boy's Red label T-shir:tl and briefs. Men's Blue label T -shins and briefs. Plus athletic ahirts for men, Big end Talis lind Pocket T· shirts. 'I Knit Shirt ......,..... $13.48 SALE I CHILDREN'S SPRING JACKETS jackets, lined and unlined coats and rain jackets. Sizes 12 to 24 mos .. 2 to 4, 4 to 6X. and 7 to 14. SALE! CANNON LADIES' BATH TOWELS Choose ,solid colors or SPRING DRESS SALE flor~l SALE PRICED $3.99 Bath Towel .... 12.79 $799 .. · To$3679 12.49 Matching . Hand Towel .......... ;.... 11.69 I I_ 99 Matching Wash Cloth .............. . Dresses ...... Sale '36.19 Rag. '52.00 Dresses ...... Sale '41.59 Reg. '73.00 $ SALE! RCA 25" diagonal RCA 19" diagonal COLOR TV XL,500 Color TV DINETTE SETS * w/Channelock Digital Keyboard Tuning Brilliant color performance featuring the convenience of electronic keyboard control and multi-band cable tuning. '~ . I Reg. S198.00 30 Inch Table w/4 Chairs ................................. Sole S158 ·RegL~298.00 Glass Table w/4 Chairs .............................;....... Sale S238 Reg. S298.00 Rectangular Table w/6 Chairs .......................... Sale f238 Reg. S3S9.00 Rectangular Table w/6 Chairs .......................... Sale S287 · Reg. S398.00 Rectangular Table w/Leaf & 6 Chairs .............. Sale S319 1) Reg. S469.00 Oval Table w/Leof & 6 Chairs .....................,.... Sale 5375 ?t Reg. 1498.00 Round Table w/Leaf & 6 Chairs ....................... Sale S398 17115 . 59 SALE . . .. ncn ...... . ··~· EXPEH SEIVICE AFTEI lHE SALE! ,. FREE 8x1 0 COLOR PORTRAIT FIIDAY, MAl. 22-11 A.M.-7 P.M. SATUIDAYr MAl. 23-1 OA.M.-4:30 P.M. FREE PARKING PANTS and SHIRTS J.u.'~Jt.. SALE! - CREME FILLED CHOCOLATE EASTER EGGS g,, '''' Wultttl . Crama filling wth milk chocolate covering. Maple or v.nille flavor. 4 $ 00 Brilliant color performance in a handsoma contemporary cabinet of durable plastic with walnut or silver finish. Automatic color control and flesh tone cor· rection. BOYS' CAMOUFLAGE by Honey Portraits surface. ,S yracuse and GaUipolls, as well as .Point Pleasant, W.Va . The ~urvey. was sponsored by the five communities, whose representatives met Thursday night In Point Pit>asant to go over the resulls. Almost 68 percent of the people responding to the survey said they were dissatisfied with their current cable service, while 60 percent said they wert> pleased with the current channel seiecllon offered by Consolidation. Only 19 percent of the respondents said they were In favor of the I REG. PHOTO SPECIAL Bridge then moved out so the Meigs Coonty Highway Deplirtrnent could put down a cold mix asphalt I ~ ~-----·------~--;_.------r-~---:::::::-..-..--·----,~----,-----~~--------1 ~ By JOHN FRIEDMAN OVP staff Writer On . the woole, cable television customers of Consolidated Communications Group, of Point Pleasant, are not pleased with their currenl cal)le service, are pleased with their current channel selection, watch Cable News Network, and are adamantly opposed to a rate Increase of $1.93 for cable, plus an additional $1 next year. · Thosearetheresultsofasurveyof more than 1.~ of Consolidated customers In Pomeroy, Middleport, Rag. '44.00 ~ Shirts in sizes 14 and 18. Matching Pants in Slims end regular sizes 8 to 16. S13.95 Shirts ..... Sale S11,50 . 512.95 Pants ..... Sale SJ0.50 SUPER. VALUE •' - FINlSHED PRODUGr - With side ralls in plate, the bridge was finished last week. Ohio Power Compillly and Meigs County proved that worldng to¢ her-works. Survey says Consolidated ~ubscribers upset with service Jean Leslie. Better Half and British Lady. PETITE, MISSES & HAlf SIZES /JIIg No11 Fot E~tltl Awd $m! Reg. '39.00 . Dresses_ ..... Sale '31 _19 i('' *, lAYING 11IE DECK -'The last phases of bridge construction coutbtue as Ohio Bridge Company . workers oompleCe the laying of a sreel decking. Ohio . Spacial savings on our new spring dre•••• by Joan Curtis. patterns.' Stre Thl1 W,.enr/1 REG. '10.00 TO '46.00 . proposed rale increase. A.bnost WGN from Chicago, Ill., while 11 Howt>ver, the bigge!;t complaint . are taking." ''The receplion has ,really gotlen :.__ -~the viewers said tht>y .. percentosid.they_preferred WTAP .. by. customer~_wa~ reserv.ed for Ihe .... bad since this has conie up;• Moore watched the Cable News Network from Parkersburg, W.Va ., and only system's billing practices. "I've received a lot of com- added. "People are beginning to and olily :lJ percent said they were three percent said they wanted plaints;· Kenneth Cundiff, ofSyra· . think twice and are ~mplalnlng willing to replace CNN with WISFfromAshiand, Ky.However, Nlckt>lodeon, a chUdren 's station. 60 percent said they wanted to keep cuse sa id. "about their billing In ' about being jammed. Bul as far as Around 76 perct>nt of the respond- the Columbus station. ' advance, and I can'l say thai I I'm concerned, theservlcesoould be left the same. That's what they're Many comments wt>re received blamt> th!!'m ." ents said they wt>re not In favor ofthe "Our people are very disSatisfied (respondenls) teUingus." Playboy channel and ohly26percent concerning inabUity to reach Conthought senior citizens · and lhe salida ted's blUing office by tele- · wtth their service and billing," phone, lhe length of lime between Gallipolis councilman Dick Moore .. Middlepor:tMayorFred.Hoffman.. -··-·· disabled should have·thell· diScounl orderlngserviceanditslnstaUat!on, . added. said his community was upsel a s reduced from 25 to 10 percenl. paying for additional services In Point Pleasant Mayor Jimmy Joe well. If Channel 61n Columbus wt>re to advance and problems with recep· Wedgt> said he talked to Consoiided "Customers call our office be· be replaced, 25 percent of the Uon of channels 10 and 12. representatives about tht> survey. cause they can't gel hold of viewers said they wanted to watch "They didn'l appreciate our Consolidated. Tt'sjuslbeenonething comment s about their survt>y, " after another. Firsl they raiSf' the Wedge said. "Theysaidlhelrsurvey price, then they change the bUI!ng was valid. Bulthe consensus Is I hal and now you can't get lhem on the our people didn't think much aboul phone. Now, theycan't come up with their survey. They are very much a proposalto salisfy me and I'm not disappointed with the approach we usuaUy that tianllo get along wilh." two-thin~.. of Eastern levy plans outlined to -employees . i $299· MEN'S WORK UNIFORMS heavy fabric, · Work pant• tn wiight perma ~ nent pre11. watch pocket. dup roomy p~kets. Blzea 30 waiet to &0. Matching 1hirt1 with long talla. 2 button-thru flep pocket• In regular and extra large lizes. 114.95 Work Pants ........................ l1 1.95 1)6.95 Work Pantslu. liu) ........ ~ll.SO 112.95 Work Shirta .. ~ .................... II0.3S 114.95 Work fllmleldr 'CMIIIH1 , elf+O \&14\MI · J611 REVIEW PLANS - Jim Huff, .F ••em lbrarlen, and llulu! . J~IIIIIM,~l!uoL """"'I!!IIOI!c, rev!-..).11- ,! ' _ , - _!ly"_!i!&_!!'*.. IIJ!lhaft! _I During a . specla'l meeting of is a one time deal and the money employees of the Eastern Local reserved for Eastern wlii go 10 School District Thursday night, anolher district should I he levy fail. Superintendent . Richal.'d Roberts :"'This type of funding will not be presented facts and other pertinent available to the district 1n the Information about the proposed future, " Roberts emphasized. "New Eastern High School" buildEastern local employees present lng, which could be built by the fall at the meeting were very "enthuslof19S71f an upcoming levy passes In astlc" about the new school propMay. •• osal and deeply "concerned about Roberts explained that tiM! board the educational needs of the of education would drop a current district's students!' five mUI levy for school ImproveIt was reported that passage of ments ,If the new 6.37 mUI levy 1he levy would amount to around passes in the spring, an addition of seven cents a day. due to the fall! less than two mills. ,t hat the statt> is offering most of the The Ohio Department of Educa· hmdlng, The state has made the tlon wiD furnish abnost four mU,IIon - money available to Eastern after dollarS for the proJect, while realizing the need of costly 1m: Roberlll dwln1 a meeUn1 ol diBirlct employees 1bunde,y In which the ~E!!§~.rn j"ill fwJ!!!111 !.,fr<!~U,=~e~d!l~...WS.l!!!g.,.&~ ·~, ~'IMW.J!i!!l-!!l'l!!ooll;adl!l!!!! !""'!""m w•.d!!!!:! __ L =· ="u the total, $1,~.1XXJ. 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