https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/708f2686144dfc832b1ac67fee6b8f36.pdf a16b4b0e887f7c6cf814e1577711e764 PDF Text Text Page-16-The Daily Sentinel Thursday. March 21, 1986 . Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio ~~~·~ i.dtl~)~~~-~ )"':J»} ~~~~ $ ·. i») ~~ ELBERFELDS OPEN FRIDAY. 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. The bond Issue lures in the district. .' 1 �Friday, March 22, 1986 ' Commentary - -. _ . . . · The press': .us and them ,..-..--J~am_e_s._J._K_..:..ilp_at_ric_k Tee Daily Sentinel Ill Court Street · Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ' ~ ,g~ ~v ,..,....._.._. . . . ,.....,.c::~ ..... ' ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher l'AT WHITEHEAD BOB HOEFUCH j\s91stant Pilhllsher/Controller .General Manager DALE ROmGEB, JR. News Editor • shake. ·contempt tor Amertcan ideals and The senator's audacity set off a principles.'' splendid flapping In journalistic . · ·· dovecotes. Cartoonists had a great Well, 1n his crack about "hating time. Dan Rather, deadpan, America," He(ms was tossing raw gravely reported -the story on the . meat to the assembled tigers. At CBS evening news. The flunY had that point fue senator got carried just about sub!llded when Helms away. But tn· the rest of that appeared on . March } before a paragraph Helms' was precisely, conventlon'of conservative political painfully,. on target. · action committees. He said that he sometimes wondered if he were on Let me cite one example only, the same plane! with reporters and - and move on. Americans hlstort- contempt,'' Helms strikes home. The Gelb affair provides a contrast. Leslie Gelb, a top reporter for The New York Times, was for two years (197'1-79) director of the ·state Department's Bureau of Polltico-Mll!tary Affairs. Last month he wrote an article about a contingent U.S. plan to deploy nuclear weapons In Canada, Bermuda and Puerto Rico . His piece was the result of fair digging; the substance already had been re- Asso~~t:~~av~senator o~w~ed~~p~u~~~ ~~w~a~s~ to~b~n~n~g~~Sedwrong ~lt;o~rs~w~ho~d~is~torrt ~the~~n~ews~;-~~, ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~a~b~ro ~a~d~-~T~-h~e~e~x~l~st~e~nre~~of~~ urged followers to so often? answer Is Pershing, Halsey, Ma- llfe In every major nation. No A MEMBER of The Associated Press, Inl and Datly Press ' !Ion and the Americ an Newspapt'r Pubtlshers Association. L!=TTERS OF OPINION are welcome. They shou ld tx- tess than 300 words long, All leiters are subieclto !!<lltlng and must"" signed with name, address and . tel.,hone number. No unstgn!!<l tellers will be published. Leiters should tx- In · good •••••-- addressing Issues. not J><'rso.nallttes. Tax break for S&L ·dePositors trapped lJy banking holiday . , ~State Tax Commissioner Joanne Ltmbach says Ohio taxpayers will not !Jave to pay penalties or Interest on tax payments that are late bfcause !lielr money is tied up In a frozen savings and loan account. Her announo;ement this week referred to the five-day moratorium on state-chartered S&Ls ordered by Gov. Richard Celeste to halt what appeared could he a statewide run by depositors on the privately insu~ Institutions. . Altho\lgh some S&Ls are reopening as they apply or are certilled as ~llgible for federal Insurance, some depositors may not he able to get to their money for days or weeks. · : Ms. Limbach's order sets three conditions: Checks must he drawnwith one exception - on an institution that was closed by Celeste's executive order, payments must he filed on time, imd there must he . sufflcientfunds_ln_the. taxpayer's account to cover his or her tax liability. The policy applies not only to depositors In the S&Ls affected by the &avernor's order bur also those of !heCinclnnati-b3sed Home State Savings Bank, which closed March 9 and triggered the order, Ms. Limbach said. : Meanwhile, State Rep. Joseph Secrest, D-Senecavll!e. wants to aboli~h lhe state Dlvfslon of Energy and realign Its functions between the Public Uttlltles Commission of Ohio and the Development Department. division currently Is a part of the Development Department, although some energy programs. are assigned to the commission. · For Instance, present laws require the public utilities to file long-range 'i'nergy demand forecasts with the commission, while energy management tasks are assigned to the department. : SecreSt's bill would consolidate both programs within the commission. lt the same time, the legislation would have the department retain the (lhlo Coal Development Office and the responsibility for energy conserva lion. · He said his bill would not abolish any of the functions of the energ:,~ division "but merely avoid unnecessary overlap." · And, Sen, Charles L. Bulls, D-Cleveland, says college students from middle-class Ohio famUies would be unduly penallzed by President Reagan's proposal to cut federal aid for higher education. : He says that compared to the national werage of 30 percent, Ohio students are required to pay more than 40 percent of undergraduate .. program costs in the form of fees and tuition. Reagan's program would limit federal aid for any student to $4,(00 a year and deny federally guaranteed loans to students from families with incomes of mgre than $32.~ a year. Direct loans would he denied to those of more than $25,(0). W shares or more of CBS stock with a view toward gaining eventual control of the network. At that distant point, so the scenario went, a new f:BS .presldent would be able ·to rout out the liberal bias of CBS News. A new corps of objective reporters and edlt_o rs would be · hro~ght ~ In, · and· at long last conservativeS would .get -a fair Corporate 'divorces' now -on the increase ' Mergers are making many of the biggest headlines in business these (lays, with deals like the planned combination of Capital Cities .Communications and American Broadcasting. :- But behind tbe scenes there Is also a significant trend In the opposite ' direction - toward the equivalent of corporate divorces. : According to calculations by Mergers & Acquisitions magazine, there were 100 major divestitures of corporate assets In 198), with a total value of $4.8 button. By 1984, the number had swelled to 758, worth $29.7 billion. : Companies often make these moves with a great deal of fanfare. "Presenting Trans World Without Airlines," . declared the diversified Trans World Corp. after It spun off Its airline subsidiary early last year. Corp. recently took out large ads In the business press describing ·"Why we sold our Twinkles." The company said the products of Its divested Continental Baking subsidiary "no longer fit our Idea of what should he." : "In fact , In 1984 alone, we divested $638 million worth of companies that llldn't fit. And we're divesting another $1.7 biUion," it said. · What's behind this itch to ditch buslni'SSI'S-that once looked appealing enough to buy, or to nurture from birth? As Standard & Poor's Corp. notes in the current Issue of its publication The Outlook, managers are trying to ·!ldjust to a basic shift In business conditions. · "'Many major companies are on slenderizing diets, shedding cash-draining operations or selling oa assets that no longer fit into their strategic plans,'' S&P analysts note.. For one thing, as inflatltm has subsided. bus~ operations that could thrive with the help of price Increases In the 1970s may have lost the .advantage of pricing nexiblllty. For another, the oollar's long rise in villue against foreign currencies has ·~ubjecied many doniest!c buslni'Sses to withering competition from imports. : Still another motive may he to raise the standing of the parent company in the stock market, In order to reduce its vulnerabUity to a possible hostile fakeover bid. . The record shows, S&P notes, that divestitures, like merger ·cteveiopments, can have a significant positive impact on a company's stock ·)lrtce. ·· Company managers normally have a strong rooting lJiterest in what happenstotheprtceoftheirstock.Onthemostlmmedlatelevel,thestock's and downs can materially affect their own personal wealth, Ia the alent that they own shares themselves or hold options to buy stock. • , · PsycholOgically as well as numerically, the stock price serves as a kind :of dally appraisal of the job management IS doing In the eyes of the ·Investing public. :. And, at a time when many highly publicized Independent financiers with arsenals ol capital are prowling the markets looking for 1'Widervalued situations," a low stock price fosters takeover fears among - m m ups iarae 1ncUmbentmahag.ers. ~ ~~"'==--=- West Holmes is rtding a 55-game security was breached. winning streak over the last two Nevertheless, the burrau's lnseasons. cumhent director, Lt. Gen. John T. But first, the Class AAA and A Chain Jr., blew his top. fie declared semifinals were being played today Gelb persona nQn grata to his staff. in St. JobnArena. In an especially childiSh display, he In Class AAA, East Cleveland ordered Gelb's picture removed Shaw (21-5) faced Dresden Tri· froin a gallery ofpast.directors, and VaUey (19-6), . and Pickerington he posted a notice accusing Gelb of. · (26-0) tangled with Cincinnati Seton 'willingly, willfully and knowingly (25-1). . publishing classified information ...._.,.,., ••th~ r-::lea;~.<Qf ·,:;!'"r!·d rdt.a-..:heirrrJ-uJ·•"""""· and damaging to the country." Gelb Is a major-league reporter. By 'l1te Aseloclated Press Chain is a bush-league bureaucrat. Cleveland Glenville's boys bas· Chain was as wild In his accusations ketball coach Ernie Fronczak ~ as Heims was accurate in his . ·-- enthuslastt2about saturday'sCiass Both stories tell us something of AAA regional championship matthe regrettable relationship that chup against Cleveland East at Kent exists In the United States between State University. so much of the governinent and so "This is a great day for Cleveland much of the press. It Is an .high school basketball," 51\ld Fronc· adversarlal relationship.: us zak after his second-ranked Tarbagainst them. Here In Washington, looders edged Lorain Admiral King and in state capitals as well, one 53-51 Thursday nlghl. "It'll he great finds reporters whose purpoSe Is not to 51'1' a teimCfrom the Senate simply to report the news, but (League), play In Columbus." Both rather to score points. GlenvUie and East are Senate This hostility - the natural League members. hostility of cats and dogs - poorly The cbamp\onship game will ~ serves the public interest. Iii print' produce the first state semtflnallst or on the air, reporters have but one fro.m Cleveland since John Adams obligation - to report the news as ln'l981, fairly, objectively and neutrally as "Somebody forgot to tell us the they can; without bia.S of any sort. gamp was over''' FrQnczak said of _,_ !:lei.!!\);_j_s__r!g!tt f<LQbject w~n a -· ·-!i·-·----· --Thursday' s - hard1ought ~ victory-­ · reporter falls, and Chain was wrong over the sixth-ranked Admirals. "I to object wpen a reporter succ€eds, knew we were going to he In a obVIous: Tiley are profoundly out of cArthur. They are thought to sympathy with the Ideals and goals embody the old virtue of patriotism. of the American people. Of course, But how do the liberal cartoonists there are sound and honest Journal- perceive our military lo;>aders? All ists in all parts of the country. But the generals are fat; all the the elite media - and you knQw admirals wear swords and tricorn who they are - are overwhe!lll- hats; their chests are ablaze with lngly produced by men and women ,ribbons that would da2Zle the Vegas who, If they do. not hate America strip. They are objects of ridicule. first, certainly have a smug · When Helms speaks of "smug . . ...._.. - "''~-o · ~.-=. dogfight." Raymond Foster scored 21 points and Aswan Wainwright added 11 for the Tarblooders, who take a 24-0 record into the championship YearS ·of anguish_________J_ac_k_A_nd_e_rso~n WASillNGTON - There is nothing so devastating as an ugly pol!tlcal scandal that rages for months and ruins some powerful figure. Hundreds of eager Investigators, with the scent of blood In their nostrUs, are now waiting for the chance to engage a big-name adversary in such a mortal battle. Unfortunately, this had produced a number of mini-Watergates and mini-ABSCAMs, which ha;;e-"<'>< suaered, and what I've been through," he told my associate Indy, Badhwar. · Hubbard, now serving his siXth term In the House, was accused of using congressional staff members to pertrrn campaign chores during . an unsuccessful bid for the Kentucky governorship In 1979. On orders from the Justice ·Department's public-Integrity section, ihe FBI 19 months Into he had suffered. He was convinced In charge of the investigation, that he was set up and that the case Roher! Andary, spent "more tban a tiles would prove this. So he asked year In Kentucky, where he got to tor ihe documents . under the know some of my political oppoFreedom of Information and Pri- nents,,'.' added Hubbard, vacy acts. A Justice Department source Months later, to his utter dismay, insisted that Andary did not act out the Justice Department Informed · of malice but, In fact, was him that "this file number could not responsible for closing the case he located." Furious, Hubbard after he realized that the charge, wrote to the attorney general: had no foundation. "Does the Justice · Last month, the fizzle later .. Too many Innocent people have been recklessly ac· cused, then exonerated only after months of defending themselves. The headlines fade, but leave a toll In ruined careers and broken lives. This Is the story of one victim, Rep. Carroll Hubbard, D-Ky., who was put through two years of anguish . "You have no idea how I've ' February 1983 - unnamed Justice Department sources repeatedly leaked Information to the press on '!he progress of the investigation, Hubbard said. But at the end, the FBI came up empty-handed; the Inquiry was closed and no action against Hubbard was recommended. The congressman felt he was entitle<! to some redress for the pain tives for 19 months and then that he has received the CUilffCOrd Inexplicably walk away, washing in his case. its Iiands?" "I'm a victim of political targetHubbard bad his suspicions about Ing, " he s~ld, "by a few Kentucky those missing lUes and demanded politicians and their friends Inside angrily in the letter: "Old those the U.S. Justice Department." file; contain the names ... (of) .Who were Hubbard's tormenKentucky politicians who were tors? The files don't say. Under the pushing the !nvestlgatlon for per- Constitution as It's supposed to he sonal and-or political preasons?". . administered, the congressman Is The Justice·Department attorney en\ltled to know. ~~.rl' __.,,"--.,!u-·t.":~F. · a:kror-~ow~~U~e:-...... ...:;~ br:ru!!ngJ..ror.::-~cne AU-Ohio, connected on nine of 18 floor shots, 15 of 16 free throws and had33point!!,10reboundsandseven assists. It helped lead New Lexinglon (23-3) toits20thconsecutivevictory, a 62-43 rout of Coldwater In the first semifinal llefore · a girls record crowd of 91286 for the -10-year-old event. ' .-- Mooney's 15 free tlll"ows an4 ro by the Perry County 'school set Class ·AAstate tournament n:!l!'le; !!r..-" ClearForkCoachLesHauenstein haswatchedCiinescore70pointsln two victories rNer his Richland County team this winter. "We conceded her the outside shot. We just h9pe she'd miss some. wah'!l!in\er'tO heat us rrom outside. She did," said Hauenstein, his team wrapping up a 21-Gseason. Amy Feathertngharn, a 5-10 senior, led Clear Forkwlfu 15points. Charles Maler, 25-1 Coldwater's coach, liked Mooney just as well. "She's -=we court awareness. We contain her," Maier said. New Lexington kept Coldwater players out of double figures. A box-and-one defense limlted Coldwater AU-Ohioan Brenda Steinbrunner. to . two-of-12 shooting and sev~ points. Mart Wenning led tbe Mercer CQUnty school with nine points. · . .., 1- ' contest. ellrnlnated Cincinnati Oak Hills "We got heat where I thought we 62-53. Wolf had 16 points "!nd W!)Uid, lnJ!ide wit)! Wainwright 11nd floffml!!! chipped in wltl! 14 ..Jeff Foster," lamented Admiral King Flynn's 25 points for Oak HU!s led ali coach Mitch Gillam Sr. "This'll he a scorers. rough one to swallow." St.Xavler Improved its record to Lebron Oladden, Dave Bansek 18-7, while Oak Huts bows out with and Mitch Gillam Jr. scored 12 · an Identical m(lrk. points apiece for the Admirals, who M~sfield Senior, heh)nd Ahmed bow out with a 23-2 mark. · Kent s 26 points, downed GroveportIn other •Class AAA semifinals, Madison 65-61 at Bowling Green. Cincinnati Purcell-Marian rallied The Tygers, 18-7 will face Tol!"do from a seven-point halftime deficit Scott m the regional championship and rolled by Dayton Dunbar..,..7~. game. . The Cavaliers ranotlninestraighr Mansfield reeled off eight unans· points during the last two minutes of wered pomts to open the fourth the thlrd quarter to secure the qua.rter -to bury the -Cruisers, who victory. Da:ve Minor had 26 points finish with a W-5 record. Kerry for Purcell, . which Improved to W-3, Hairston led Groveport with 16 whlle Raymond . Gaffney paced points. · Dunbar with 19 points, Including 17 Senior forward Kyle Messner l,n the first half. The Wolverines scored 11 of his 27 polilt.s In the f9urth filllshed ·ttielr--sr,ason- with an- ~7·-­ ~arterTo-IeM u.ncaster to·a73-6'7 mark. victory over Walsh Jesuit The Purcell . .will face Cincinnati GaleS, :ID-4, will play North Canton StXavier In the Dayton regional Hoover In _the Canton regional championship. Dan Wolf and Doug championship. HoHman paced St.Xavier's bal· Walsh, .W-5, was paced byGary anced ofiense as the Bombers Meszaros 19 points. ... =="?='==-...,_ ~- .......-... .. -~ _ d .- . n-.ians heat.1!adr@8--~~····~··--~~ ' TUCSON, Ariz. (AP)- Catcher Vlc Garcia had two hits In three at bats and drove in three runs as the Gleveland lmJ;ans bl-at thE"- San • Diego Padres 7-11n a secondary "B" exhibition game In Nogales, Ariz. Rookie second-base prospect Cory Snyder went 2-for-4 and drove Ln a run, and the lndians also got RBI from M!I<e Hargrove, Jerry Willard and Mike Fisch lin 1n the Thursday contest. · - Jose Roman was -the winning pitcher, giving up two hits and no runsintwolnn!ngsof work . The Indians took what may he their starting outfield with them to Nogales -tor ihe "B"' .. game: left fielder Joe Carter, center fielder Brett Butler and right fielder Mel Hall. Carmen Castillo and George Vukovkh, who are also battling for the right field job, sta••ed he"~" for "!il~- .. A. .. ID~tUc:on:-'"'"' Manager Pat Corrales went to Nogales and let his coaches handle . the team for the main exhibition ' game In Tucson, won by San Diego 7-6in13lnnings. Corrales expects to begin making the Indians' first cuts this weekend. game TUCSON, Ariz:. (API - Cleveland Indians' reliever Ernie Cama cho threw batting practice and did some~ Iiinnllig "on Thurs<fay ano · appears to be nearly recovered from a March u tw injury . MORE THAN A MOWER, A - ~ ·" REG. $344.95 ~~~i~~~SALE ·.PRICE $299.95 ' Wynegar-Walker trade under study Ertckson tor infielder Larry MU· bourne and pitchers Jobn Pacella and Pete FUson. · He spent much of the last three seasons sharing playing iime with Cerone. He hit .296 with six home runs and 42 RBls In 94 games with TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - The Cincinnati Reds and New York Yankees have discussed a possible trade that could involve Yankee catcher Butch Wynegar and Reds outfielder Duane Walker, a news· paper reports. ·I catcher's job for the Reds, but none hasemergedasthewlnnersotarin spring training. · Wynegar, who became the Yankees' full-time No. 1 catcher this winter when they · traded Rick Cerone to Atlanta, Is backed up by The Cincinnati Enquirer reported today. "Anditlooksliketheyarereadyto move Wynegar,'' a Reds source told the newspaper. "Of course, we'd ilke to have him - a switch-hitting catcher who has shown hecandothe jobdefenslvely." Cincinnati General Manager Bill Bergesch, who left the Yankees after the 1984season to join the Reds' front office, said he had not been contacted by the Yankees. Bergesch did n6t deny, however, that discussions had been conducted with others on the Reds' staff, the Enquirer said . The left-handed hitting Walker, a potent pinch-hitter, bas been a reserve outfielder for the Reds, who have five other veteran outfielders on the club's 40-man winter roster. Dann Bilardello, Brad Gulden, Dave Van Gorder and Alan Knicely are all battling to win the starting 84 runs batted In at New York's _ games and hitting .267 with six Class AAA Columbus farm team . homers and 45 RB!s. Walker ied the Reds In slugging In 1984, Wynegar, a two-time percentage, .528, last year and hit AU-Star, had one ot the highest .2!rlinl95at-bats, wlth10homeruns fielding percentages In the Amertand 28 RBI. can League, .993. His 59 assists were Wynegar, 29, a career .261 hitter, second highest in the league to came up with Minnesota and was Detrolt'sLanceParrish,whohad67. traded to the Yankees early in the Last season he threw out 34 of 101 1!.rl season with Roger runners who attempted to steal. 1!10DEL 5253 Registrations available AUTHOIIIID LAWN lOY SALIS I SIIVfCE Ohlo Department of Natural Resources, Division of Watercraft 1985boafreglstrationsare·available at the. Davis-Quickel Insurance "Agency in Pomeroy from9a .m. to5 p.m . weekdaysandfrom 9 a.m. to 12 noon on Saturdays. Also 1985 fishing MODERN SUPPLY 399 W. Main •Pomeroy, OH. 992-2164 The Store With "ALL KINDS OF STUFF" for Pets, Stables, Large & Phone Small Animals. A~~~~~~~~:= ~~the~~~-Y~a~~~eesEin~~~-~La~s~ty~e~a~r~,w]l~fuh~l~k;en~~~·;M~e~a~v~a;~~b~le~a~t~fu~e~a~g~en~c~y~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·~~~~=~~~~~~~-: Defending defense. ______________A_r_t_B_u_c_h_iva_l_d of the most popular gifts we ever handed out. There are people all over . Texas and Oklahoma who would have never heard of our fighter If they hadn't seen a steer wtth a F::16Iogo on his_butt." "What other justification do you nave for the Pentagon paying your · · Tonight, in theCias$ A lll!rnlflnals, tofl"rated 1lpp City Bethel (24-0) . plays No. 4ConvoyCI'e$tVIew (24-1) after No. 3 New Washington Buckeye Central (23-1) battles No. 15Zanesvlll~>Rosecrans (19-5). The Clas$ AA title game wlll he played at .11:10 a .m. Saturday, followed by the Class AAA championshtp aq: 10 p.m. and the ClaSS A" showdown at 8:10p.m. Cline, a5-foot-l0senlotheadedfor Ohio State, hit 12 of 24 field goals, eight of nlne foul shots, collected 32 points and helped make !Ofl"ranked West Holmes' press work. was ~--UnheB·~en r=eeGFd~~"tJn~line-Satur-dwv-·---~~ .)' "'..---•·.LNt.,.. 'The biggest Item in 'the General taxpayer know the press releases Dynamics billing dispute with the he Is paying for tell the entire story governmnent Is $4.5 million for as to Wbat your company Is doing "publlc relations." for him?" "What has public relations got to "BecauSe we adhere rigorously do with building • submarines, to "''rllth in Defei\SI'' contracting planes and tanks?'" I asked the G.D. code. It prohibits us from advertlsspokesman. ing unsubstantiated claims about "If we didn't Inform the people as our weapons, deilherateiy underto the good job we were doing, we blddlngtogetacontractandissuing wouldn't get any re-orders for new false information about cost overweapons. Whenever the taxpayer runs. Under the code we have needs a Trident submarine, an F·16 agreed to put a Surgeon General's fighter or an M-1 ta~. we want him warning on all our products saying to think General Dynamics.'' 'This weapon could he dangerous to "I can see the advantage from _Y.Our health,' Without the Code we your standpoint. But I'm not clear confi'NC\ors are nothing." WhY the taxpayer should !Je billed "I would like to ask you about mllllons of dollars for your comsome specific items which you pany's advertising and PR people charged us lor. Why the campaign.'' 10,(00 F-16 necktie tacks?" · He replied, "The average AmertHe said, "The F-16 Is the finest can doesn't know one bllllon-doliar fighter the company has ever built system from another, and It Is · and we tell our friends In and out of essential that he believes he is the Pentagon needed a tte·clasp to getting top-of,the·llne merchandise remind them of it. With our markup for his money. The only way he will they still cQSt leSs (ban a dollar ever become a discrtmlnating apiece." · ' buyer and a connoisseur of fine "I don't thi~ the taxpayer weaponry Is If he knows what objects to you giving gifts to defense contractors he can count anybody. But there i.s stU! the on. That's why education through question of who should have to pay the media Is 80 important." for them." "I don't quarrel with that," I said. "It is written in our con_tract that "But you would thl~ ·stnce you all the tacks, cufflinks and gifts io make so much money on your Admiral Rlckover's wife may be weapons, you would throw in your listed as llpilre parts and included In public relations.costs tor nothing." the price of a weapon. That goes for "It's Impossible to separate the baseball hats, necklaces and speprice of our hardware from our PR ctal branding irons." costs. The consumer's faith in what ·" I was going to ask about those we make Is as Important to this branding irons. What do they have country's survival as the weapons to do with the defense of the themselves." country?" MOVING FORWAlW -New Lexlqton'a Ann Mooney (If) drlv.. .,... - Coldwater's 0111 Gel8e (42) oa her way lo two ol her 33 polnl81n the lint period ol play In lbe C1aal AA eernl-tml pme In Coluinbu8 'nlunclay. . ~ The members of Congress to reject Reagan's plan. "-rt•PrP shouldn't -be a penalty for being middle class," the sen a tor said. ' COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - It should he some shootout Saturday tor the Class AA girls state basketball title: Lisa Cline vs. Ann Mooney, it Cline's finger cooperates. Cline, the Ohio Class AA Player of the Year, hurt a finger on her shooting hand twice Thursday night during Millersburg West Holmes' 44-36 semifinal decision over BelJville Clear Fork. ."I'm concerned about Lisa's finger. Itpuffedupaga!n,"said0hlo Class AA Coach of the Year Jack Van Reeth, who led 1he Holmes team to state · WASIDNGTON - Back in midJanuary I ventured a few observa· tions on the matier of Sen. Jesse Heims and CBS. Since then we have had the Gelb affair at the State Department and the senator has made a speech that rattled the. rafters. A few additional observa· · tions are In order. You will recall that some months ago a group of North Carolinians, closely ldentlfie<l with Sen. Heims, founded Fairness In Media. Their The Daily Sentinei-Page-3 Millersburg We8t Holmes advances in Class AA Girls' state tournament Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio. Friday, March 22. 1985 _ Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio public relations fees•" j "The · obvious one is so we can defend ourselves In Congress and the Media against charges that we are bilking the publlc. 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Pilate being faced wlth making Judgment on Christ Jesus, Is wrapped up In seeking alternatives to dlspoJ;e of, l'he Case Of Judging An Innocent Man. • -• After preaching three years, the religious community had heard enough of Jesus of Nazareth, No man has ever spoke like this man Where does he get the authority to say the things he does, or do the things he does? He even heals on the Sabbath Day. Let people pick corn and rub It In their hands and eatlt on the Sabbath. After he heals people, he then tells them to Cany their bed on the Sabbath. And he even says that He Is the Son of God. PUate Indicates, You have brought this man to me, and honestly I lind no fault In him. Look, maybe It's time to rethink our motives here. Annually we release a prisoner to you . We have a murderer, Barabbas, and then we have Jesus Which of the twain would you that I release unto you? They C11ed out Barabbas. What shall I do then wlth Jesus which Is called Christ? They all say unto him, "Let him be crucified." The crowd hasn't changed that much. Easily excited, for almost any cause. They rebel to cast down, cast out, put out of sight anyone who casts a shadow of'Change, or doubt, question or Implication that what they do may not be righteous or accepted by God . So, the question Is asked, who really was on trial that day, Pilate, The Crowd, or Jesus? We stUI are laced wlth the question. which of the twain shall I release unto you? The Barabbases, the principles which we know to be against good righteousness and morality or J esus which Is called Christ• WUI be cryBarabbas- he doesn't bothermy consctence, my course of living. He wouldn't reject my associates or challenges In that direction. I could still rebel, do as I please anyway and It •s nobody's business what I do. Then what would you do; then wlth Jesus which Is called Christ? Would you again cry, "Crucify Him?'' WUI you not stand with Him? Yes, I wtU keep His commandments. I will accept Him Into my life. I have allowed things to rule me too long. "We De Need .Jesus" , Isaiah 53:6, AD we Uke sheep have gone astray and _turned everyone to his own way and tbe Lord hath laid on him , ~Jesus ) the lnlqultyolus all. Also Romans6:23, For the wages of sin Is death but the gift of God Is eternallUe through Jesus Christ our Lord. Why go on In sin, choose Jesus. Let eternal life be your destiny and choice. Don't crucify Him, let Him live. It Is lmperatlve, yes, we must make a choice of Jesus , for our destiny depends on that choice. In your heart He Is on trial! Don't be swayed by the crowd. Be your own person. Let 111m IJ\oe. - By Glen McClung, Pastor, Pomeroy Church of tbe Nazarene. '• �•k Feds release checks By The ,!,,-5 it t ·~-Ill i ,, , fff) - ' - · · Ji<'L"Iii=ci • >I d ! ! The Daily Sentinel . nd Page-7 : Friday, March 22. 1985. ' ' nies were beld Thursday morning to mark theofficialopenlngof Pomeroy's Pizza Hut, W. Main St. Taking part In ceremonies, I to r, were Charles Hudson, area J>izza Hut . maftager: Mark GiUesple, local hut manager; ••. 2ur~cy · ~d~Rv~c-"""·Y~-:-, owners of the new building, and Pomeroy Chamber of Com· merce President Roo Ash. A grand opening of the new t~- bll.!illre:ss \IIIII be staged In April. · · At bottom right, as a part oftbe official opening of Pomeroy's new Pizza Hut Thursday morn ing, Mark Gillespie, right, loeal . manager of tbe new business, pres<-'llloo owners of the new buUdlllg, Dorothy and Hol".we Karr of near Pomeroy, a S500 VEAL PARMESAN TEXAS BAR-B-QUE RIBS ' S1.25 mu . .· · · ... $1 50 EXIIA ANTI-PASTA SALAD ••••.•••• ~ •••••••••••••••••• !!''' · • j SPINACH SALAD . - · . WITH HOT FRENCH BACON DRESSING MICHAEL . ENTERTAINING " ' AT AREADIVI!IONWINNERS -Recently hooored byTOPSOH570for welsht 1oM were seated left, Judy Holter, first plaAle, Division 4; Pearl Knapp, first plaee, Divilllon 3, and back row, Bl'llllda Robbins, first place In Divlsloa 8; Mary King, first place, Dlvlslon2. Taking second In Division 3 waa Judy Laudermilt and second In Division 4, Marpret Tuttle, not pictured. relationships and banks sometimes go through conunerclal clearing houses, be said. All checks drawn on tbe ODGF · institutions ~•e ~IJeingc.~ ctU'i'i>rii marked "cannot be presented." As the Institutions reopen for business, the Federal Reserve is sending out notices that the checks can be handled . The decision, their favorite charity. The ·$500 will be turned over to tbe Big Brothers-Big Sisters program. , -N-AMES .B,E~DECE!-YING · O'Brien concludes ·4 0 cases The Farmers. Bank and ~~~~l~YJo~~f~J;;..~~:~st~~ :V~~c;~~~~;.·~'Ro:~ha~i ~~-Sa~v ing ··· 5=(oriip~aliy""'~--of" Pomeroy.· Is A COMMERCIAL .BANK $10an_d_co_s_ts_l_or·--{fo~rflllel'lit-ledBra-1$4~tU5!!1botgn-td•giantMspe.laigsy-ac.o,u<antty"~-i··l----··-------1 NsuR ED-8¥~THE ' ·- FDIc c. .••• ORO- 0 ~ ·-r .,;,u -"""'"''"''"·-· 0 . Schweisthal, Panna Heights, $44; load; Ruth&lggs,Coolvllle,$35and costs for fail ure to yield; Charles L Whittington, Pomeroy,$30andcost.s for reckless operation; and James Edward James, Charleston, $44; Stephen Nelson, Pomeroy, $.'X! and John Holley, Rodney, $40. Kenneth Wallbrown, Portland , Queen of TOPs - Kathy McDaniel, left, leader of TOPS OH ~711, presents Rowers to July Holter, chapter queen, and Pearl Knapp, chapter numer·up. Both also received certificates. · Holter lost 100 pounds, and Knapp, 89\1, pounds. Mrs. McDaniel Is also a lOOpoundloser. The club meets at 6 p.m. every Tuesday night at the World of Faith Church on the "1"' In Middleport. Fined for speeding were Ernest Adkins, Louisa, Ky., $19 and costs; Herbert Gibson, Hurrica ne, W.Va.,$22andcosts; ThomasLong, Middleport,..$2lland.rosts; Milfll!L Pierce, Nelsonville, $21 and costs; Andrew Holm, Lake Bluff, IlL, $30 and costs; Alvis White, Prichard , W.Va .. $22 and costs; James Wolf, Chesapeake, $22 and costs; Tommy Reuter, Pomeroy , $22 and costs; n. -. .c. ,.l'•-·. _ - ,..... ....:..... ;n t:fLA-·-·......- "":rv: . ·. . . .,. . . _~=-· -~~-"'""'"" ,_f'.:u..,.+.nn,. ...O~.lG.,. .. .:!• ltlli.i -~t..li:A.f._•h..... :;.__ ----·-·-· - -~ ~ ---~'"l'tJJ.-!!.•t ~~..!_l,_y~~· !~~ · - - ~ 1 (FORMERLY B&R DISCOUNT) 820 E. MAIN ST. POMEROY, OH. •CONVENIENCE FOOD MART •SELF SERVICE .GAS "'~ •FULL SERVICE .GAS. •CAR WASH--Automatic & Self Serve 6:00 A.M. • 11:00 P.M. Monday-Saturday 9:00-9:00 Sunday -: - . ..... . ,.._--,..~~ ' Overture and the program will also Include works by J . S. Bach and James Swearingen. Broadway musical fans will appreciate selec· lions from "Fiddler on the Roof" . The band will close with "Nor· m andy Beach", a concert march by John E dmondson . The program will begin al 2:30 p.m. and Js open to the public. A freewill offering will be collecled at the door. FOO,D SHOP SYRACUSE - · A jitney supper will be held Friday from 5·7 p.m. at tbe Carleton School. Home m ade food will be .seJVed. CHESTER~ _·· •., • will Pn"SS'Ut the program. · sATURDAY ecj~:,~:~~;j::~;:~:.~~~:=~;:=:;~=- ANNOUNCING FRIDAY (federal Deposit Insurance Corporation) The Meigs High School Concert Band, underthedirectionofMichael A. Michalski, wlll present its "Hello Spring" concertSundaylnthetarry R. Morrison Gymnasium of Meigs SchooL Other fines included Daniel Clark, and costs; James Andrews, Athens, Jr.; Nelsonville, $368 and costs for $24 and costs; Lynn Mallory , overload; Jackie Harrison, Par· Raclne,$Wandcosts; DaleWollum, kersburg, $413 for overload; James Glouster, $24 and costs; Katherine E. McKenzie, South Point, $10 and . Justice, Middleport , $26 and costs; costs for improper passing; John RtchardNorman,Pomeroy,$24and Satterfield , Terra Alt a, W.Va., $10 costs; Earl Poling, Jr .. Washlng1on, and costs for improper passing; W.Va., $100 and costs; and Delores Jerry Johnson, Jr ., Racine, $10 and Lawhorn, Huntlngton,$22andcosts. costs for driving left of center; Fae Forfeiting bOnds In Meigs County Cra ig, Pom eroy, $10 and costs for Court for speedln·g were James runningastop sign; MichaeiO'Neil, McKenzie, South Polnt.,$40; Rhea OPEN Calendar hig hway use tax sticker. Meigs band presents · conc.ert this Sunday ~ '' '' ': '' IT'S-THAT 'TIME -oF THE.YEAR ' AGAIN-THAT WE NEED TO CLEAN OUT OUR AniC; GARAGE, CLOSETS, BASEMENTS, ETC. AFTER FINDING All OF THE EXTRA THINGS YOU HAD STORE UP, NOW ~ YOU WANT TO GET RID OF T.HlM, RIGHT? THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY NOW ·10 PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD AND TURN THESE UNUSED ITEMS INTO USEABLE CASH! . Special For ·The Month of March ALL ADS MUST ., ~ P~ID Alpha Omicron Chapter, Delta Kappa Gamma, met at ·Rhodes ·Center, Rio Grande College, March 16 for the annual jot nt luncheon with 'fl; .,.risili!f"Nei56rr,-vlct·p~k:cT~i· 'i1iiric-t . Beta 1\Ii)!la;'"'tlostess clfii'pter ;-and' Peavley, recording secretary; Delta Epsilon. Shela Harris, corresponding secreMrs. Betty Finney, Beta Alpha tary; Donna Byer, treasurer; president, welcomed the chapters. Carolyn Grueser, city council , and Laura Baker gave grace. Mrs. A.R Knight, sponsor. The Madrigals, a music group of A report was g1ven on the March Gallla Academy High SChool, under of Dimes · In tbe Middleport· the . direction of Anne Fischer. Bradbury . community with over presented songs. $400 being collected. lt was noted VIola Gettles reported on the tha t Lynn Shuler Js recuperating. Legislative Day held March 9 at The chapter has provided a meal Columbus. once a week for her since her Injury. A card was signed for A.R. The nextatmeeting Aprll22, An Easter bake and craft sale was nlty. p.m., Mc Art hwill ur Cbe ornmu _ 6: 30 Knight, husband of the sponsor, who Building. Officers will be Installed. set for April 6 from 9 to noon at the was Injured Ina fall, andcongratula· state convention will be Aprtl26, 27, Mason Post office at the recent lions were extended to Donna Byer 28. meet lng ofthe Mason Busy Bees4·H for her eight .year ,perfect attend· Meigs Counly members present Club hECid a t the home of Patty record TKited In The Torch. B M n<>• Nellie Marnard , leader. .. ance 1 ~ ·A dlscussion·was·heid on rushing were ern.e_e ~ aa--- · -- · - · · Several workshops- for the sale Parker, Mary Virginia Riebel, were planned. along with a skating and progression of girls. A recipe auction wut be held at the next Chris Rouse, Emily Sprague, Ro- party and spring conservation · meeting. A couples' bowling party salle Story. Dorothy Woodard, Fern and Wy~ Whitney. ,-----'---------1 Gri mm was announced for March 30 a t tbe SkyUne Lanes In Ga)llpolls with the , Kay Michael Introduced the , · · ~. -~·-.-_ R_!!_M_ ·-E-.M. _-b-.-E-R-...-. ., speaker, Elaine Vari tfibi.irg,presl:· ll:l g girls and their husbands ordat esat9 p.m. . dent of Alpha Beta State. Mrs. Van Founder 's Day was announced Tllburg reported that her greatest · for April 25 at the Sportsman . The pleasure during ber presidency was T·• -..n,\ hr JIII.fu!h o.Jt" ~ll('~ m eeting with members statewide . ways a nd means COIDIT\lttee re' f ~n.,r~l Hf;~O~flll<'nl , The amount of work reql!lroo of a ported that tbesaleofMeigsCounty ~~~• , JII nt ""' president is overwhelming. She POMEROY fair adv~rtising is to be completed hoped do provide assistants for the , FLOWER SHOP by AprU6. The cultural program was g1ven state treasurer and editor-but was not able to accomplish this during by Kay Adkins on apartments, her term. decorating and furnishing for Chapters then separated tor comfort. Indlvldual business m eetings. Pres· Janet Peavley and Mauiisha !dent Jean Ward was In chargP of Nelson seJVed refn"Shments. Alpha Omicron. Get·well cards were signed for Esther Maerker , Past Councilors Club of Chester Fay Sauer, and Anne Elizabeth · · Turner, who have all had surgery Council 323, Daughters of America, recently. met recently at the lodge hall with lnzy Newell an~ Ethel Qrr as ~. hostesses. · IN ADVANCE r;:=========:; Registration for Chester. T·ball, PeeWee and Little League will be Saturday, 10 a.m. to noon, at the Chester Elementary SchooL POMEROY - Kickoff for the a nnual crusade of the Meigs County Unit of the American Cancer Society will be held Saturday night at The Trlntty Church In Pomeroy beg1nnlng at 7. A concert of gospel music will be presented by the"G ioryto the Lord" singers from Ca diz. The public is Invited. Refreshments will be served. WITH. FLO ·. .WERS J MIDDLEPORT - A kite fly will be held by the Primary Department of the Middleport First Baptist Church Saturday, 2: 30 to 6 p.m. Children and their guests are to m eet at the church a t 2:30p. m. ROYAL OAK - Bellb and Beaus Western Square Dance Club will sponsor an open dance Saturday, March 30, from S.ll p.m. at the Royal Oak Park recreation building. SUNDAY RU'l'LAND - Sons of the American Legion wlil sponsor a rock and roll dance Sunday,' 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., at the Ell Denison Post of the American' Legton In Rutland. Admission wlil be$2per person.Muslc willbeprovldedby · the Lone Wolf band. MIDDLEPORT Meigs MONDAY County Retired Teacbers w IU RACINE - Southern High meet for a 12: ll p·,m. luncheon on School's annua l boy's athletic Saturday afternoon at the Mid· scheduled for Mon· banquet Is dleport Masonic Building, Lunch day, 6:30p.m .. atthe high school. . reservations are due today and may be made by calling 742·2251 EA,ST MEIGS - Eastern or742-2141. Cost will be$5. Beulah Local School Board will meet at Johnso~ of the G~llla County 6:30p.m. Monday. Retired Teachers Associ a tlon t OFFER EXPIRED 3/31/85 ~ ~~·· ~#--~~~·a>--;¢.-@)-0-,tt", $1 00.00 Reward for Information lea~ing to the Arre$t aod Conviction of Anyone Pa11ers . Out . ----·· of The Daily Sentinel Boxes. Anyone with Information Should Contact The Daily Se.ntinel or Meigs Co. The Price In Thursday's Ad Should Have Read . Eight.lind For.cy__ opened the meeting by reading the 134thPaslm. The Lord's Prayer and pledge to the American flag were given In unison. Members n"Sponcled to r01l call with som ething pertainlrig to St. Patrick 's Day. The treasurer 's report was given by Pauline Ridenour, and Margart Amberger · joined the club. E rma Cleland conducted games with prizes going to the winners. Mrs. Cleland won the . door prize. Refreshments were served by the hostesses to those nam ed a nd Pauline Ridenour, Lora Damewood, Goldie Frederick, Laura Mae Nice, Marcia Keller , Mary K gtfts for families with cystic fibrosis children was planned at the recent m eeting of the Meigs County Salon 710, Eight and Forty held at the home of Mrs. Veda Davis. Announced at the meeting was a pouvlor to be held on Aprlll3 at the · Ramada Inn In Columbus, wiTh t raveling trophies and plates to be taken to the m t','l't Ing. Loretta Tiemeyer pn"Sided at the meeting which opened In ritualistic form. Iva Powell was the l'aumon· ler and Pearl Knapp served as la concierge In the absence of Eunie Brinker. Pearl Knapp arid Florence Richards reported on the gift pn"SS'nted to Mary Martin who ----====/ . , h~f~!t hOU$.t II ~ ; SHOE PLACE I 1---------------------..,---- DIAMOND STUD EAIIINGS AND MATCHING PENDANTS SATELLITE SYSTEMS ' Priced From $50 And Up Satellite Systems Available •lnterstat •Arunta SPRING PLANTING? '' '' REWARD CORRECTION Past Councilors · ~ 15 WORDS .til v F0 R·3 QAYS Gallipolis Daily Tribune· ' in 3 PAPERS Point Pleasant Register ~ The Daily Sentinel ~ FOR ONLt Y 3 DOLLARS _,} ~ Delta Kappa Gamma recently moved ro Texas. Money lor " projects. Group singing of "West Virginia Boys and Girls" and the4·H pecans was turned In and several pledge opened the meeting. April . fund raising projects were dis· Miller and Tammy Cline read ucssed included the knife sale. Ca rd devotions using . scripture from · was signed for Betty Van Meter who Psalms 100and the Lord's Prayer . . remains ill at herhpme. A tharikyou card was read from the Dorothy Lelfhetr family. Betty Lake . showed pictures · '"''"'A~tarci- saie-"was tiistu'ssed M~h -~ whida ~ilt' "~ hilS -"--'1 aki5i·--'-f-ur~ ... riG· Mrs. Tiemeyer to check into that photography projects. Samantha possibutty. A memorial service wlll Maynard demonstrated the seJVed be held at the April meeTing which snackpizzasthatdealtwlthher"Flt . will be hosted by Iva Powell, It All Together" book. ·'fhe club Marjorie · Fetty and Catherine members sang " If Yqu're Happy Welsh. Mrs' Davis was assisted In and You Know It," and Samatha seJVIng a salad course by Mrs. Maynard sang a solo, "This is the Tiemeyer. A wring theme was Day that The Lord Hath Made." Games were played and refresh· carried out. ments served by Tammy CUne and AprU.Mlller. S l~~~~=.,;:n =·~~~"=T~-20=,;='::"~.'.=17~~-n~'f:'~:-~~::~~~~~~;~~ McClain, Pomeroy' license suspension ·for DWl , costs only for driving left of center; John Hunnell, Pomeroy, $100 and costs lor having no driver's license. Jail time and $~ o( fine Is to be suspended If an Ohiodriver's license is obtained within 60 days. Also fined for not having a driver's license was Roy E blin, Middleport, $100 and costs and three days In jail with jail timeand$ffioftheflne to be = I - dleport, S15 and costs lor an insecure Kathy Jolu\son was reelected prsldent of XI Gamma Mu Chapt~r of ·Beta Sigma Phl Sorority at a meeting Tuesday night at . the Middleport Fire Station. Other officers elected were Mao· Holter, Cora Beegle, Opal Hoilon, and Sadie Trussell. --- •-"'-"·"''"' W• ' _ ......... _. __ Meigs Counly Court Judge Pa· trick O'Brien comple ted 40 cases Wednesday in Meigs County Court . Fined wer~Cheryl O'Neil, ?orne· roy, $2j(J and costs, 10 days In jail, and JW license suspens ion, forDWT, costs only for disorderly conduct; Dessie and Certificates of office were pres·: Kay Roberts, secretary, were ented to Ronnie Spaun. as senior · unable to attend the festivities. patrol leader; Lenny Dowell and Badges for the rank of scout were Donnie Spaun as pa trolleaders; and awarded to Jason Dowell and John · Colin Maidens as webelo den chief. McClintock , Attaining the rank of Certifica tes of appreciation were . tenderfoot were Ronnie Spaun, also pn"SS'Uted to the Racine Gun Donnie Spaun, Lee Spaun, Colin Club; tbe Racine EMS; and tbe Maidens, John Barnes and Matthew American Wfrellne 8eiVices for Richards. These bOys presented their aid and assistance In the their m others wiTh rank emblem formation of a troop. pins and their fathers with boy scout COOkies and coffee were Cake, lapel pins .. B Bee usy .:c:-cnecKTrOiiiu.eFaiia-bul ~O~JU{-· :;=~~~;:::;; ~ Xi GammaMu ALSO AVAILABLE WITH ABOVE SPECIALS . Frank DIClemente, a Melgs·Galila· Mason District repn"SS'ntatlve. Committee members, Beverly Dowen, chairman; Anna Leamond, treasurer; Eva Richards and Roy Dowell took their oaths of commit· . tment and · were presented their ·membership cards. Roy Dowell al$o look his oath of commlltme nt as assistant scoutmaster. Bill Roberts, scoutmaster, and Area organizations conduct recent meetings . CHOICE OF POTATO OR VEGETABLE. SALAD AND ROLL ""·~- '"'i ·' The Racine Methodist Church was the setllng for the charter presentation a nd flrstcourtofhonor of the newly formed Racine Boy Scout Troop 244. The ceremony opened with a flag ceremony. Unit commissioner Fred Scarberry presented the troop's charter to WIUiam Stewart, scouting coordinator for tbe troop and a c.h urch representative. GuPSt speaker for theevenlng was • $895 Your I•Cho1ce return the Items to the depositor or hOld them, said Martin Abrams, a spokesman for the Federal Rese!Ve Bank of Cleveland. which operates check-clearing centers In Cincln· nati, Cleveland, Columbus and Pittsburgh. . Abrams estimated that less than half of aU Ohioans' transactions go through the Federal Reserve clear· lngsystem. Somelargerbankshave relationships, · some RWBON CU'ITING CEREM· ONY - Ribbon cutting L'f!rento- Racine Boy'~cout troop presented charter SPECIALS AT THE LaSALLE= pnJCe<lon"S have been outlined for the lnstltullons to reopen, commercial banks which handled · checks drawn on the Institutions will get them back. Those banks can determine what to . •Drake •Uniden MAKE US YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR •.• CHECK AND COMPARE OUR PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY • DISHES A~AILABLE FIELD ·sEED AND FERTILIZER · SUGARPH. RUN MILLS 992-2115 Mulberry Ave. Pomeroy, OH. 9 FT. SPUN ALUMINUM DISH 10 FT. FIBERGUSS DISH 11 FT. MOLDED DISH For that hix urlou• touch ... our exqulolte diamond stud earring and matching pendants. A diamond touch In the rtrbt ,.... at the rtcht prlee. Crafted In precious 14K gold . S•••l•l thra M1reh SO 9 FT. SPUN ALUMINUM Frida $149 5 100° LNA, DRAKE 324 R£(EIYER, 100 FT. CAllE RIDENOUR (614) 915-3307 ' ~C» · ~J...... TV & APPLIANCE GAS SERVICE 211 L llllill, Pa•arey CHISTII, OH. • • "0 �The Sentinel Friday, March 22, 1986 Ohio ·--...,;.,.;-";' ..__In the service---Shields The Daily Sentinel 'nippers Plains, ha$ enlisted In the u.s. Air F~;~rce's Delayed Enllst- ~~~~t~~~~~~~ accordlngtoM.sgt. , Air Force Recruller In )?arkersburg, W.Va . He Is-a 1984 graduate of Eastern High School. ·Upon graduation from the Air 1985 Ohio 9 Business Services PHONE 992-2156 .Gt W• it• Olllly Sentinel Clusi1id Dtllt nance publications and tools, diagnostic equipment and shop safety. During the 10-week course, students also received teclutlcal trainIng In troubleshooting, replacement. and ad j us tm e nt of components a nd wheeled vehicles. He Is a 1984 graduate of Parkersburg High School. ,Ru.ssell F . Shields Jr., son ol Mr. and Mrs. Russell Shields ol Box 141, Friday; March 111 Covrt St.. POMroY. Oltlo 4S7U MITCHELL'S HOME VIDEO CENTER . 102 West Main St. POmet'oy, OH. t:I~WI/I ..tl Golf club• for teen-•g•r W1nted Junk or Wrecked Ford pickup. 1 972 thru 1979. 304-8711·31174. 1111ploy1111:rll Public Notice . INTHE Public Notice 3 Government Jobt . 816.000-860,000 yr. poooi · Announcements SWEEPER and oowing mo· GUN SHOOT _ can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We ~lso repair Gas Tanks. 992- Middleport --·- Pomeroy -?85- Chester 343-Portland 247-Letart Falls ¥49- Ratine 742-Rutland 667-Coolvllle · Randy A. Jewell, ·son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Jewell of 115 Kerr St.. Pomeroy, has enlisted Iii the U.S. Air Force's Delayed Enllst~nl Program, according to S.Sgt. A111111 uliLt' 1111:111 s IACINE FilE DEPT. 'lashan lh!lltllnO f PAT HILL FORD • find . CaH 806-887 -6000 Ext . R-4682 . Government homes f;om $1 (U repair). Also deliquent tox property. Call 806·687· 6000 e•t. GH-4662 lor lnformatio,. your Help Wanted: Sales repre· aentathtea. technicians. and installere with axperien~e or interest if! IIIII, repair, and-or installation of Satel · lite TV systems. Loo~ing for hilrdworklng, honett, eelfstartert. Send ,. • .,..me to Joe old book 'Smoky.' Valuable Robarts, United Video lo paper therein. Contact me, Communications, Inc. 641 Jaclkon Pille, Gallipolis, Oh Bolloono tor Get Well. Annivarooryo, 'Binhdoyo, partioo. Singing Gorrlllo. Call Bol· loonolo Co. 614-448-4313. AI•• Wlleva or 992-7121 12_Gaugo Shotguno Georgoo Cr..k Rd. 814-4411-0294. AUTO & TRUCK REPA'IR Tr•u•l••••• PH. 992·5682 factory Chako 992-2196 Middleport, Ohio -~-~Poet's Eefner - - ---- EVElY SAT. NIGHT 6:30P.M. Roger Hysell Garage.,_ 124,Po..roy Ohio chine repair. part a, and auppliea. Pick up and deJJverv. D•vll Vacuum Cleaner, one half mile ble. All occupations. ~ow to Evane--Fo~nd Stooto, 607-749-2638 . 46631 . 3-24 -tfc in man-marketing of conau· House for ulea-oriented person for •~elusive' territory 11rvicing accounts. tiigh Income po· tential . Start-up inventory purchaoe: te-9.000. Coli 317 - 841 - 6463 Mr . Washingtoo . A golden opportunity-make money in your spare time. Join ffiendly home toy partiea. leader 1or 30 yrs. Openings for managers &: dealers. We have the largest & best line in party plan. Earn big money&. bonus•• & travel incentives. Start & urn money immediately. Coll1-800-227-1 510. Beauty Shop for sale eatabliahe<l business. , Call 614446-3703. ·"'·'=···H ·~''"'~-i· WU i"m.e ...._._......,.. ·~'""' ~ "..WeJt~,..,eQU!!e ~Jt"..!!!' -da.~~~ _,_---.~-...:.We'd Hk.L..-t-u-h;;.:.:...~!':~.M~~:-:~.,.,. ·--~-~~,"~""""''-iti~:::J Oh. Jesus, my Saviour In H("aven, When the ~per's coming to harvest. 895-Letart rm glad that J found out In time, Or when H(" s going to make us pay . But, oh , how wrong we really were. 937- Bulfolo Because the rurtRS In life's ladder. To think thai was the way to do: ~Were getting much harder to eUmb. It kind of leaves lls Vlfth a feeling, So we'll help others as time draws closer, TO PlACE AN A.D CALL I'm glad I round you could save me One ot dread and someUfTleS fear; Let riches make those dreams come true Take rhy sins and put them away; ' Whf'fher God who Is In Heaven, • Then our life as we now see it. ;I'm glad my feet brought me forward, When we need Him wtu be nas..;: ...~ •.,....,,...,...,......., Would tiot_..--:so happy to the~; <"', " , ~"'...,. H - ·~·"' (, ;~,J!ia Co!.!ntv · . ., _.:.,•..,.., ...,.,u. •• "''"""'=""' n Mtigs U>U~IY~I Whi're I could kneel and pray And I! thr~h llf~. we failed oor d uty, Would hold no dread or fear whatever, And our soul dkin I matter much ; Because a t last, we'd been a friend. Thinking, wtsblng, always hoping - By Olen Harrison, Pomeroy. The first step I took, I ~as nervou s, I never felt that way before. In Mason County But I fell your presence beside me , The minute I opened ht>art's door. -Alfd when I knelt down for confession ,Tea rs oJ joy Oowed over my fa ce; ' Knowing my sins were forgotten, ~ave Pl'OOf of your savln2 grace. 446-2342 Farewell party held ~o~ longtime scouting_ leader J-rosc to my ft't"t , feeling JoyfuL c& c VINYl & AWMINUM and """""' tho cool ond mlnorole honllofore raaerwKI. REFERENCE DEED: Vol. 260. Pll(ltl 689 Md Vol. 284. l>oge 551 Dead Roconlo of Moigo County, Ohio. 675·1333 3 SUPEJIOR REMODELING 992·2156 or 843-5424 LIMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOIL-FILL Property appral1ed et e9.000.00 and CW~not be aold !Or leoa than two·lhirdo of that amount. ~ Tormo: Cooh in '-<1 on doy AnnouncemBnts My heart and my mind werr now c lear: The voice Inside, I heard whisper, "You now have nothing to fear Just put your faith In my guidance, Trust me to show you the way; The way to your He avenly mansion, ...... f_gr~r~ w~rr J ~~n! away,:: -- 2238 - M dleport . . All merchandise, eale EUGENE LONG Over 30 Yro. Eoporlence Meigs County-Nat . 985-4452 Athe.. COWity-Doug 695·101 Comploto Gutter Work Completo Remodeling Roofing of oil Typoo Worked in home area 20 yeatl ""Free Estimates" CAU. COLLECT: Ph. (6141 80-5425 . 3/,8/2 of - · end oubject to 1985 HOWARD E. FRANK -~---SHERIFF OF MEIGS Ttl COUNTRY LOFT ~ - ,...,GIFt~SHOP~OPlN: Tues.·Wtd.·Fri. COUNTY. OHIO 8. "1S. 22. ate · ~- .. ~" ..S . e~t.ces -=~ -~ 0 . Sat. & Sun. 10 to S Moncloys I 0 to 8 .....,,~···""I """"·CI!!Md T~¥r&!!!~. . OWNER: Sarah Fisher End of Rt. 7 By Meigs High School fum left, 1nt1r lwp. 19, ltt driW~Way on right. 1115/lfn Howard L. Writesel POOLS PLUS WY Pt. i their club houae on Shade River Rd.. Chooter. Ohio. Beginning at 6:30 p.m .. S~t- March 23rd . All participants 1hould bring their trophies . The public and sportsmen are welcome to come and~ bring their trophies and watch the judging. Gutters Downspouts Gutters Cleaned *•••32 MAICH SPICIAL * In-ground Povl Storm Doors · & Windows lob Roble 1-6 a-992· 7191 Jl,. Roach 949-2969 or 949-~,:,•::- 1·304-675· Giveaway 2 Beagle puppies, 1 male. 1 femolo. 96!18 . Call 614 - 446. Part Sheph~nd &: Boxer female puppy mother disp cf-'sition very friendly . Call Horae manure to give away . Call 814·992-6418. Full size mettreu to give llilERESTED IN A . NEW VEiliCLE APPLIANCE ., RENTAL Wo'd like lo introduce you to Enpae-A-Cor. lhe modem wor lo driYo tho vehlcfo at roar I 1 I choiCe. NO DOWN PAYMENT LOWER MONT HI Y PAYMINY BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING POLE BUILDINGS · Sizes Start From 12'116' away. Coll814 ·992-7686. Old Frigidaire refrlgeritor. On aecond floor. Needs repair. Coli 814-742-2480. 17-S N. Inti be. llitltlleptll't, Oh~' UTILITY BUILDINGS IENTAi. l,LIANCES FOi SAlE All 1 Y- Old Or Lets to 24'x36' watch dog, 304-676-1222. Insulated Dog Houses Barnyard manure by bucket. borrell or pickup. Available ollthetimo. 304-882-2024. Jull li.. Now. Box. 326 Pomeroy. OH. 45769 For Faster Service o-- coll 6'141, 997-6;737' ALL STEEL & TYs, STiiiGS, STOVES, IEFIIGIIATOIS Sizes from 6'x6' Up P&S BUILDINGS Pert German Shepherd, male, gentle, frielldly, good Recin·e, Oh . - Norwegian Elk hound Ph. 614-843·5191 C••h end Carry Collie. 304.676- Beagle dog, good family or farm - dog, 304875·8937. AfPOIDAIL£ • PORTAIL£ EVENT !~~?.~Ill ~ .. ---ru------rI ·-- Phone I I ' 1-(61_4.)-992-3325 TUPPERS PLAINS - 6 rm. family home. II has balh, automatiC heal, 3 or 4 BRs. lg level lot. $23,800. -------- ' POMEROY - Ntc• 3 BR. 2 story fram•n:\;~~dge of town ~c:,-v· s furnace, full base."ent & lg. lot Only •• $22,000 RACINE- Lg. 3 BR. 2story family home, plenty of room for chtldren. lg lot & 2 car garage w1th sto1age. Owner will pay clos10g costs. FOR AS LOW AS EASTERN - 122 acres Good 6 rm ranch home w1th full basement, ~ mmerals & outbuildmgs. $65,000 ......... _ ' lb!IIIH'fto:J ~.. pooc:e ·~ !l•f' o -l~lt " toll "' S!wc ""~ RACINE -Old time 2 story 4 BR home. Bath. basement and one acre Offer welcomed. Ask1ng $27,500. LANGSVILLE - 12 acres plus, 2 BR 1anch home only a few yrs. old barn & dnlled well. $31,500. MIDDLEPORT - 2 bedroom garage apt. on corner lot. 2 car garage w1th storage. Only $17,500 511:!0 • -•~!!-~\ ,f ' '-JO. UIU-t\Jftl",..-' Sao llurphJ, Milan Rouslt Virgil and lruco Toaford ~n, FOAAS$"7 LOWAS " ' - lK I - I ~I ..G ltlfol ,.<e IO~ f1 - ..W l~lf Housing Headquarters We Cba11enge You! ! o Test Drive ° Compare o Get $100. see Your Local Jl'ord Dealer Today! QUALFICATION RULES: ( t ) Participenl muSI be 18 years of age or older. f2) Parllcipanl musl have a valid drivorsl~eense. (3) lim~ of one 18Waid porcusiOmer f4) Parllcipanl musl dnve a,_ Ford car or lruck ala local Ford dealer and validale llietorm. (5) Reward Is val<! at any local Ford Dealer L...;.(C-ina_·n_na... II_Sa_les_Oi....;. 'SIIICI.....;..)._ _ _ ___, ~ 608 E . Main POMEROY,O. lnioy complttt rllaxet10n anytime, ytar aro"nd in your own· Hot Sl"ingo Spa. Stop by to ,.. tht modtls we haw• in IIMII. 9~2-2259 216 E. 2nd St. Your local Ford Dealer Is 50 conlidenl tharlhe quahHy ol hiS- . all new ·as Fords and thell deals are superiOr lo Chewolel, Olds· mobile. Plymoulh. Renaull, Toyola and Dodge. lhallhey "Dare You lo Compare· Aller test-dnving the new Fords al your local Ford Dealer's, 11 you purchase anolher auldmobile hsled on this page. your Local Ford Dealer w111 g1ve you $100. (Proof ' of purchase required). Umil one per customer Oiler exp1re:.J March24. t985. :as RENT A CAR · NEW LISTING- New lima Road - 3 bedroom house, wcodburner. fireplace. electric b.b. heat, aluminum std· mg, 2 car garage, storage buildmg. Good cond1tlon. ILACNWOOD HOMl SPAS -- 40037 Sumn• Rd. 0 P-or. OH. (6141 915-3105 ' 3-l l mo. $36,500.00 NEW LISTING - New Lima Road - Approx 58 acres vacant land w1th approx. 700 lt. road frontage for building 'sites Includes all mmerals Water & electric available. $17,900 00 INDIVIDUAl RETIREMENT ACCOUNT' 10.5% Jlllslale DAVIS-QUICKEL AGENCY, INC. 114 COURT ST.. POM!IOY Across from Courthouso 992-6671 PRICE REDUCED -on this 64 acre farm 2 older houses & mce laymg land w1th oil & g~s rights Owne1 must ;ell and ', has shced price to DITCHING SERVICE $29.900.00. GAS LINES WATER LINES SEWER LINES ELECTRIC LINES COMMERCIAL BUILDING in Pomeroy - Owner would like an offer on th1s bus1ness room. Call for details. REALTORS HonlJ ECleland J•- ''" E•tlm•l" Bus.; 985-3813 Res.: 985-3837 992-6191 Jo Hill 985-4466 949-2660 Dottie Turner 992-5692 1-11-1 110. A~ m *VINYl SIDING *ALUMINUM SIOING *BLOWN IN INSULAnON REAlTOR Real Eatate General BISSELL SIDING CO. ~wt· M~GH£E 'R,en!Yf., . .. -I Gallipolis, Ohio · 317 North Socond Middloporl, Ohio 45760 BOGGS (&141 992-7754 11/22/llc Authorized John Deere. New Holland. Bush Ho& Farm Equipment Dealer • G& W FarM E•ulpMtllt PLASTICS MEIGS EICAYAnNG COMPANY BUS.: 985-3813 RES.: 985-383 7 3-11·1 mo. TOWN & COUNtRY "Free E1timatq" Satur*y 10 a.m.-11130 o.m. PH. 949-2801 LAIGE AIIIIUlS AND SUIGIIY IY APPOINTIINT Stoats. !07-749 -2638 . in mans case •Wethers •Diahwaeherl •Rangel _ •Refrigerator• 1~-­ Ridge Rd. Call 163.- -- •Dryers •Freezere PARTS and SEIRV_I 8 · 73-10 (hovy Tr. Doan .........................,•tu 11-14 Chivy. Tr. fondon .......................110 73-79 ford 1r. fendon ......................... l51 lr. · -- ~U,IO.rs 7U.ot:JI..Tr- ''" it--. HIIIHh ......................... IJ6f ......................... >0 73-10 (htvy. 73-10 Chtvy Tr. 73-14 ford 1r. Chrom lumpen...- ...... $70 Chrome lumptn ... ..... $70 73·10 Chowy Tr. 73-79 ford Tr. . Grilln ...........................l40 Tail Gatts ............... ....... $10 73-10 Chtwy. Tr. 10-14 ford Tr. Tail Galts ....................$70 ftntltn ........................•9o 73-10 Cht~. 1r. ••""' fendon CourM Slipports ...........•65 n Ntw aH Uootl Atllo Gla11-toto Motlot 'a'&''\'t!' 9-13-tln Call614-256-1501 . A golden opportunity-Make general office adminjetration. Succeuful candidate will be selfmotived. like challenging wofk. have good communi· cation lkills. intelligent. aggressive and able to absorb a IIPPIV comprehensive training program• to perform success1ully in credit, tales, collectiona. and administration . Competitive salary commensurate with experience & excellent Penefits. If int•ested, cell 446-2786 and ask for Mr: Clatworthy for your career interview. Beneficial Ohio. Inc., 416 2nd. AVa .. Golllpollo. Oh. Equal Opportunity Employer. M·F. Over 18 apply in peraon Tuoodey March 28th, 6 to 7PM. Jlmanene·a Pizza, At. 36, Rio Grande. Ma1ntenance per~son : part time & possibly 1ull time position in hospital setting. Must have electrical & plumbing knowledge . Please send resume with Public Sale S. Auction '. Will do all types of Bxcavating. landscaping, basements, sewage syetema. water and gas lines, water well drilling and .service. trucl!lng (limestone & dirt). , Call: 742·2407 . Auction every Friday night at the Hartford Community Centar. Truckload• -Of new every week . of new & u1ed always wei Reynolds, Auctioneer. Call 304· 2763069. 9 Tues .. March 26th. 26th between 8:00 a .m .-4:30 p.m . HIGH SCHOOl JUNIOR · SENIORS The ArrrJV No- tional Guard · can give · you valuable work experience. dean ueed 011r1. lco.ho t25 and up lor your Television Listenin& Devices Co~puterized Hearing Aid Selection Hearing Evaluations For All Ages LISA M. KOCH, M.S. Licensed Clinical Audiologist (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio·45631 junk c•r or truc:k. FrH pickup. Coll614-246-9881. 24 hro. ' COMPLETE lj,OUSEHOLDS FURNITURE. 8odo, iron, wood, cupboard•. chairs, che1ta , baekets, dishes , atone jar1, antiques, gold and silver. Write - M.D. Miller, Rt.2, Pomeroy, Ohio 411789 or coli 1114-992· 77110. SERVICE · - Addona and rtmodeUna - Roofing 1nd gu«er work - Concrete Work - Plumbing and •lectrle~~l woll< (Free Eotimotool V. C. YOUNG m 992-6215 .. 992-7114 TROMM EXCAVA BULLDOZE~ & BACKHOE *BASEMENTS *SEPTIC SYSTEMS *FOOTERS •GRADING *CONCRETE WORK · PH. ,7 42·2328 years Openings 'for managers and dealers. We have the largest and best line in party plan. Earn big money plus bonuses and travel incentives. Start noiN' and earn money ~· iffimailiaUily-. 1 -800-221- 1610. 120 campli'tJsall wi\h electric hookupt;' 60 with sewer hookups. 3 beautiful takes which most kampsites .overlook . Large swimming area with board walk clear across the lake, 3 meter diving platform. 2 slides out in water. concession stand ~ rettrooms and change houses. Chain link fence around swimming area. basketball courts. shuffle board court, 24 ft .x 32 ft . log Trading Post and entran.ce .building. 40 fl.x 160 ft . recreation building with mape floor, restroom• and small cooking area, blacktop roads in park. Ice houae. shower hou1e1 nd rea ~ trooma. For .. 1e by owner, Horace Karr, At. 3, Pomeroy. Ohio 46789 . Phone 614-985-3341 22 Money to Loan Cherrington Scrop Motola. Unp. lron-12.00 Owl, Short lron-12 . 60 cwt. Motor Coot-13.110 cwt. Nq. 2 Coppor- 1 .38 lb.. Alum .· 1.211b., Rodietoro-1 .28 lb . Cell uo before you ooll. (1114} 882-75715 . wanted: in 11: . eJICpando, l!ow~:'c~im,:~m: inl 1· 1211-aliJI --- UI~ ,- Jackson Ohio . 6 miles above Thurman off At . 35 on Co . Rd . 41 . Bloomfield Twp. 2 bdr .• basement, att ic, garden 'P"t:•· larg' b•ck yard , good c ommunity. ac roa s from Bloomfield school. after 61 4 -266-6261 HOME OWNERS-Ref1nance 23 Professional Services Pieno Tuning and Rep8ir Brunicardi Music Co .. 614448-0887 . Twentieth year of quality service . Lane Oanielo. 814-742-2961 . . Window Tinting : Residential. Commericel. & Auto. Call814-446 -9348 . - PIANO TUNING ANO REPAIR. Reduced ratoolimitod time only. Ward's Keyboard. 304 -676 - 6500 3824. or 876- Will cere for ill or elderly 1n pointment, 10 AM-8 PM. Mon thru Fri. 304 -8765668. vour home, by hour or dey, experienced in medical care. 304-676 -61 37. Rea l Estal e Situations Wanted 31 Will babyalt in mv home. Experienced mother of two. Uve in Che•ter ilrefl. Call 614-986-43118 Will do housecleaning in Chester, Longbottom. Tuppers Plains area. Call 614-986 -4392 . I will cere for elderly in my home. Coll614-992-8022 . 18 Wanted to Do Man wants to do farm work I or any kind of work. 814-448 -4189. Will plow gordono. Iorge or omell. Point Pleooont. Konougo, Ohio eree. 814-44114018 or 304·11711· 7228 oftor 11:00 PM .. Fix-It-Shop - Wo repeir. lawn mowen, chain a awe. eweepere, eu:. after 15 week· doyo. anytime weekendo. 811 Burdetto. Pt . Pl. 8711-81112 . Stop ln. Homes for Sale Three bedrooms, central air. vinyl w1ll paper. carpet throughout. well inaulatad. new paint, attached garage, gal outdoor grill, •wningl, many oxtroo. Coli 81 4-446· 2583 til 6:00PM. otter 8:00PM coli 61 4 -246 · 5859. Beautiful 3 bdr. home built for you $16.900 & up. See our modelo. Cali 1 -614888-7311 . Investment . 8 unit apartment complex. bul111974. 4 apartments furnilhed. only 1% vacancy ,...;.ruident men· agar, •1.440 montMy income. Renters pay all utili· tloo. Coli 1114· 682-1189 doyo or 1114-1194-2874 otter IS . . 1 bdr. houooot84Mi11Crook Rd . eal1, ••capt tool•~ Until Older s ix room houn jwith two bedrooms ) for sale or rent. Double car garage . full basement . On •pproxi mately 1.9 acre lot. Rose Hill , Pomeroy. $29 .600 . Coll614-678 -2613 · 3 bedroom house in Rustic Hills. Fully carpeted. storage building , large lot. Call 614·. 992-6086 otter 4:30p.m . the village of Che1ter, Ohio . Contact Glen Thoma at 614 -986-3571 . Rustic Hills. LivinQ room , recreation room. 3 bed rooms . V2 acre private lot; 8x10 wood buHding and chain link fence Call 614 992 -5866 Old house for sale. Been remodeled. 7 rooms and bath, new , carpet, 2 lot•. 2 out -buildings and garage. Sell on time-% down payment. Fmance half on land contract. Elnora Reynolds. 614 -667-6848 . Moin St .. Coolville . lovely·, colonial home at 121 7th Ave . in Middleport. -Ohio. -~ ~ncludea aluminum siding, large closed-in front porch with wind -out win· dows. 10 rooms ~·4 bedrooms. 1% baths. formal dming room. utility room. hardwood floors. gas fur nace. witlrl circulating hot water, 30 gal. hot water 1ank . App r aised •t $37. 500 .. will sell for $25.000. Contact Ralph or Emalene Pratt at 227 S . Fifth Ave. Middleport. Ohio 614-992-7767. In Syracuse, 9 r-oom house. 2 bathrooml, woodburner, alum. aiding, 2 car carport With workshop. cau 6~14 992-7286. 6 rooms, bath, utility .room. Storm windows. doors. •lumi siding. new roof, goroge . Call 6204 . 614- 992 · Three bedroom home, real nice, on route 1 24 in Miners· ville, priced low. Call 614- perhaps you would be Interested in repairing a four room over double garage apartment in ~iddleport recantly struck by fire . Apart· ment interior in relatively good condition, $4 ,000. Hooflichs, 614-992 -5292. after 6 p m. Cozy country home. 2 bed· rooms. partially remodeled. new roof, privacy. 1 -A. $10 ,500 . Cell 614-7422390 or 614-992 -7786 . Live m one. Rent the other. one and a thjrd acres. 2 bedroom house and mobil' home half mile from Point Pleasant City limit,, femlly room with fireplace, kitchen, 1 Yo both. 2 cor home lot and large 2 Cat' garage . $24 .000. Coll614; 266-6460 . • . 1980 7x24. air. microwave. electric . 2 12x66 Torch 2-3 bdr.. un - furnished . Hat all sc·reen•4 storms &: homemade porches . Coli 614- 446 · 7132 .. 1979 Windsor 14•70, ex - cellent cond1tion , built-in microwava & stereo. unfur. nlshed except range &. ref Call614 -446-1586. 1985 Springbrook NeW 3 14x64. bedroom S1 2 ,950 . 1985 Spring brook 14•70, 3 bedrooms, 2 both. 813.960. 1985 Jelri 3 14x70 . bedroom t $14 ,960. 1985 Ook Covo 14'170, 2 or 3 bedroome,· 2 bath. e 16.950. Moot homoo are loflded with options. Garden tub. deluxe •ppliaFIces . eJCtra insulat1on . cathedral ctnlings with tent and much more . USED: 1975 GovernOr 12x80, 3 bedroom only $6500. 1~88 Liberty 1 2x46 . f3600 . Free delivery and tet· up. Located 2 miles from the new Ravenswood Bridge. Junction of I· 77 and Rt. 2 . Gene's Mobile Homes 304· 273 -6136. 12Jt65 mobile home o~ 1 acre ground . 2 bedroome. Co11614-742-2407. 1973 Kirkwood Mobile Home. 12x60 . 2 bedroom•. new carpet Good condition. Coil 61 4 · 94 9 - 2 8 9,3 . $6000 . or best offer. . • 2 bedroom mobile home. new underpenning. porch, 84,000 .00. 304 -675-7308 or 814 -446-8040 . 1984 S~hultr 3 bedroomo. kitchen with refrigerator. stove· and dishwasher, central •ir. vinyl underpenning, roof. poreh with tundeck, 304-876-6376. 33 Farms for Sal& • farm houae & 68 acres with tobacco ban and mineral rights . In Porter, Oh1o on Campaign Creek Rd . 849 ,000 . Call 614· 4487247. 34 Business Buildings FOR SALE OR lEASE, commercial property a"d new building , 70'x1 00' witli 2 acres. 200' road frontage, no zoning required. 2 mi18i nonh of Point Pleasant, w, Vo . on Rt. 82. Phono 304. 675- 1678 weekdays, 31)4• 676-7896 evenings 4n~ weekendl. 35 Lots & ~ . Acreage : ai Over 1 acr& level lot : Porter. 8x 12 barr), MptiC tank , ready for houM : oi mobile home . Cath or con .. By owner, newly remodeled seven room houae. located near Harmon Par~ , large lot with ga-rderl space and &26.000. or assume av. percent loan payment $1 69 00 includes taxes and insurance. 304 -67& -1618 after 4 . tract. Boeutilul Alta Log home, 3 acres, 2 miles from Point Pleas•nt on Jericho Road, 3 bedroomns, 1 beth. full b1aement, wooden deck. per cant a11umable loan. 064 , 000 .00 . 7733 . MASON -- Remodalocf for our retirement home . II· lneu. Must soli. 304-6766743 . 32 Caii614 - 388-97~8 ;- Baaement a. 3 mobile horM loti for sate. owner will finance Call 614- 441 · 0176 . Addiaon Ohio river frontage . 2 level lots, 7 miles troni town. off Rt 2 304- 87~· 6689 after S p-.m ,: 36 Real Estate Wanted 304-875 - Would like to buy or rent trailer lot '" country, Pretei In Salam Center or Lang .. ville orea . Call 61 4-742• 2146 or 814-992 -6416. - Renlols Mobi)e Homes lor Sale 41 NEW AND USED M081LE HOMES KESSEL' S QUAlITY MOBILE HOII!!E SALES , 4 MI . WEST. GAlLIPOliS .. RT 36. PHONE 814·4411· 7274. 12x80 Schult 1 Ox22 fl . porch. large level lot, Crown Muot ooll 1983 14x52 Joy Pel•- houoo I yro. old, 1978 2 bedroom mobile $14,900 .00 . 304-875 7308 or 614-446 -8040 . Rio Grendo-3 bdr., 2 botho. LR, DA , don, fo.n. rm wltn 3 oxc . neighborhood . Coli 814-245 -9296 . . 3 acres, City. price neg .. holp II· nonce. Coll814-268-1444. 130'o Coli 814 -245-9486. Vinyl underpinni ng. Appro;Jt. 1100 aq.ft. of living apace: pricelll Call614-992-6941 . April 14. f36.500. wood etove, full basement, city water and tewer. Owner transferring overseas. High microwave hwaaher. central hear 1ir; aprinker 1yatem. firtpiK'ft, 1Y2 bath , 3 bdr. inaui.Ud Real , I dleport home . Real bargain 992 -3324 Permanent hair removal. Profe11lonal Electrolvsia Clinic. New Hours by ap- 0-ndoblo yard o.vlco. WMdo. Welkwayo clemd. L. . vu rokod . Hedg .. trlrnmod. otc. Collll1 4-9822288. 1111 Block. I· II· I .... s CARPENTER money in your spare time. Join FRIENDLY HOME TOY PARTIES, the leader for 30 new Avon. call 304-8761429. Wanted To Buy We pay oooh for late model for 814 • 38 ~_ 7809 _ j ~1 &98;11'\;lci;i~~:;'7,~~ If you're a jack of all tl'ades, son to clean and detail cart. Apply at Simmons Cadillac. Otds. Chevrolet on Mon . or 12 County~ Mobile Home• for Sale 12x80 King nice, f5,200 or ake car on t r1d1 . C.tl 614-992-6937 and ask lor 46831 . Good Pay, good ~anafits, plus laarn a skill. Call 304· 676-3960 or 1-800-842· 3619 . Jim Mink Chov.·Oido Inc. Bill Gono Johnoon 814·446- 3872 1-3-tf< GAS PIPE WATER PIPE G"AS REGULATORS OTHER SUPPLIES New Homes luilt 985-3S61 All Mtku Part• & Service LONG IOTTOM. OH. 3305 JACKSON AYE. SMAll AIIMAL HOURS SERVICE laundermat for sale in Pomeroy. Reasonable. Only interested persons need call Aloo, PI Lost and Found Wileva Evan1--Found your old book ·smoky.' Valuable paper therein . Contact me. f........................... e.•&s U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO RESIDENCE PHON! PT. PLEASANT OFFICE 6 APPLIANC. 73-IO' CHvy Tr. SALES. & SERVICE (&141 992·&550 OPEN EACH THURS. EVE. 6-8 7/ 11/ lln KEN'S 1986 Jer,Y , Taking application& for experienced body repair man. (CUT OUT fOR'fUTUI£ US£1 counters, light fixtures. tire ch&nge equ1pment. Priced under $8000. Sale must be completed before March 24. asking for respectable per· son of good character to live in home & share expanses. Open territorieS' with the IUSINESS PHONE IN MIDDLEPORT PAUL E. SHOCKEY, D.V.M. R111 F11 Lm" St. Rt. 160 North HEATING VETERINARY .· CUNIC I U·SAYE . AUTO .RENT_AL -A . ~" PLUMBING & ....,,, 3 p.m.-5 p.m.. Tuosdoy 6<31 p.m.-1 p.m.. Woolnollioy 3 p.m.-5 p.m. lhurldoy 3 p.m.-5 P·"'· Fri-, 1 , ..... r p.m :,) ' "W• ~'r-tlaphalld .. $26,900.00. . . Featuring Paint and SAlES & SERVICE IRA NEW LISTING - Close to town - Big garden area & ten acres. Nice farm house wtth several buildmgs Owner wants a qutck sale. Ask1ng Jean T1ussell ' CALL 446-4522 -~ Elderly lady living alone tlon. · and 814-446-1897 mornings or after &PM . mo 4:00PM. E.O.E. Service representative. Be IISOciated with one of the leaders in consumer finan Women's Aerobics Club cial services. Immediate op~onday. VVedneaday, and ening for quaiified Individual Thurodoy. 9:30-10:30 · at interested in consumer fi · Rutland Civic Center . Dues nancial servicet·conJumer loanes. home mortgages . • . 76 a week. -!~:;:=::;;;::~~====- i ,i:-:;.::.aence=-. se!es, . C!edit. I carda, 1ncome tax prepara- 4 ·75-1388 Position open RN pan-time, contract . Apply at the Gallla County Haelth Dept., Court· hou1e, Mon.-Fri. , 1 to By owner 185actea. cuatom brick homo. 2000 sq .fl . w~gareg e. 3 bdr., 2 ba .• FP . oH HT 1o AC. Modern equip .. btdg .. barn, county wat er. Mineral right o incl .. • 1 39K . Call 814-189·8311 . mer product• Ia expanding nationwide. We are looking Whole taler· Broker-Route Buaine11. Mfg. Co. involved Help Wanted 32 Homes fpr Sale Grnn Township new 2 story 4 or 5 bdr format- dlnin· groom. utility room. 1 ,L ,-,. bat h, garage. conCt'etedrive, nlce lot, 4 % mi. from Gallipolis on Rt. 141 Will co nsider mobile home 81 trade · in . Bargain priced. e&2.500 . Coll448-8038 . gotod tho olforlng . o... 200 ........~·-•!-We 75.0r 742-31 I NOTIC E I THE OHIO VAllEY PUB · LISHING CO . roco.,mondo that you do bUtinea• with people you kt;'IOW, and NOT to send .,oney through the mail until you have invett~ Sr;; Vll.t:s 11 31 Busine11 Opportunity 304 -675-&7112. MACHINI & MOYII IINTAU I SALIS ...... C. .W¥ 21 learning geme. rutonabJe . p;t,. 992•6911 --- f III<IIICiol Wal)ted To Buy Skyline cornpletaly furn . e•· capt bdr , washer & dryer, comple1ely underpinned, Bx1 0 storage buUd1ng setting: Qn private rented lot . Con otoy if oold . Coli 814448-7200 altar 6PM. Houses for Rent : House for rent. Call 30~875 -7263 675-5104 0, 876 -5388. 2 bdr. unfurnished houH· with garage. Collll14-448-: 9888 . • Nice 11 room houee:. mod..; ern kitchen. carpeted. cenr.. H-A. flroploco. gerogo. pt PleaAnt 1rea. Call 81 ... 446 -7880 altar 6PM . • 1: Houae foi rent in country. large room• end Nth, me.. yard, barn and garden lpec•· 1200 . por month, 1100' dopooit Call 814 - 379< 2817. '• �10-The 41 Ohio Sentinel LAFF-A-DAY House• for Rent Miec. Merchandise 67 PHOTO SPECIAL now thru Furnished two bedroom, city w11er and ga1, no peta. II. 12111. "l"nth . Coii614-44B· 4819. Two bedroom unfurnlahed house. 607'Y2 Second St. N - Haven, WVo. 117&.00 month, · t1 00 .00 depooit . 304' 882-2&05 . -- ~--: /; ·' -~ . --,.-. -.!. -----II ... . . ..::- ~ " _:_. ......... . -~ -~~ -·-- -- . !! · 3 bedroom, all electric on Rt. 180, 7 miles from Holzer 1325. month . 304-675 7746. • 42 64 March 311t, 6 reprints from cotor negatives or 3 prints from alldea or 3 copy print• from printa. Your choice 99 cents. Hockenberry Pharmacy North . Firewood for sale, delive;ed 304-675 -2076 or 676 · 20S~ . ~ --·.q Control hunger and lose weight with New Grapefruit · PPH . Combo . Fruth Pharmacy. KIT 'N' CARLYLI Mu_alcal lnotruments Lllrrr Wright . . .,. q_ ., ___,. 1986 March 79 Motors Homea a. Sho· Bud Pro-1 pedal otoel gultor t700. Fender Bond· matter reverb •mp-2-12 .. opaaker cabinet *260. 304· 773-5593, Campera ·, 0 It ollde ond 8 II slide In trud< campers. 304' 875· 8473. Plano , Ludwig upright. $200.00. Phone 304-87!' :....43~\. ..---u 81 Farm & Home Improvement• Stqlplii!' LiVI;SIUt:k WEL.L , TME OPERATION WENT Fl~~. I 'L.I. &~T YOLJ CAN' T WAIT TO LIE"A\1& THE HO S PITA L TO L.IVe WITI-i "fOUFt. AU""'T PEGGY- Mobile Homes for Rent BA9EMENT WATERPROOFING Uncondhional lifetime gua· rantH. ;@~~~1ii'~~:;r,;-. !Q~~E;~~~~~~~=AR~o~g~e r - .;.,: . - - ~----------f------------1 71 Two bedroom trailer. Autos for Sall!l 73 Vans·& 4 W.O . 1 • • • m e~n~l:£~~~~~~"'·"'"' Waterproofing. J • J"a Home Improve- manto. Siding VInyl a. olumi· num liding. overhang tuner a. roofing. Frea eotlmetes. Co11..814-387· 7488. · no peto, .one child . 8176.00_ month. Call614-992-3945. 44 Apartment for Rent JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equal Housing 47 Wanted to Rent RON'S Television Service. Specializing in Zenith end Motorola, Quazer, and houoe calls. Call 304-676· 2398 or 614-446-2454. Looking for 2 or 3 bdr. home. in Gallipolis City School Will cut and deliver fireDistrict. Call 614-446- wood. Caii614· 256·152B. 0065 . Opportunity) monthly rent starts at t163 for 1 bedroom and *198 tor 2 bedroom. depo.it $200: located near Spring Valley Plaza and Foodland. pool and Cable TV available. ·houri as possibl8 1 0 aril to 4 ~m and 7 pm to ~ pm Monday-Friday, Call 614· 446-2746 or leave message. Redecorated 2 bdr apt. , exc. lOcation. Regency Inc . Call 304-675· 7263 or 675-6386. 676-6104 P•rtlally furniehed 2 bdr. garage apartment. Adults only, security· depo1it . ·c all ofiM 3PM 614-446-9279 . Mmh o ntli se GASOLINE ALLEY 111:na1t n1a~1e SWAIN AUCTION a. FURNITURE 62 Olive St., Gallipolis. N,·w & used wood-coal ltoves, e pc wood LR oulta 8399 . bui1k bedi $199, antron recliners *99. new & used bedroom suites, ranges. wringer w ..hars, & shoes. New llvingroom auites 8199-U99, Iampo, also buying coal & wood stoVes. Call 614-446-3159. Furnithed efficiency 807 2nd. Ave .. 'Gallipolit. Share bath. $150 utilities paid, adults. Call 614·446-44 16 after 'lPM. 1972 Volkowogen, good condition, engine rebuilt recently. good tlros. t700. Phone 304-882-3192 lfler 5:30. 1984 Bronco XLT, PW, POL. PS. PB. cruite, AC. many e•trn, windowo tinted, muot oea. CaM 81.·7422316. 1 family 3 bdr .• unfurnithed garage apt .. 1 mo. dep. • ref. required. Ca!l614·446· 37B6. One good aound and gentle Furni1hed eifficiency $186 utilitet pd., adult, 920 1981 Suberu GLF, 5 opaed. AM-FM, rur window Cement Finisher. Rick Gar· field , 614·9B6-4464. New drtvewayt, parktnglott. Any size job. Replace old Concrete. 1978 Hondo XL 310 $400. Call614-387-7147 or 614· 446-2422. 1977 Honda 750 axe. cond. 1900 or beot ofler. Call 614-446-1087. For sale Suzuki motor cycle. Coli 614-256-&261 after 82 Plumbing 8r Heating CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth ond Pina Galllpolla, Ohio Phone 814-446-3888 · or 61'446 4477 ~-~~·~-~~~·~~~~~~=:j~~~~§~@~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::::~~~~~~~~~=:~~~=~==~~~~~~:~~=:~===~~[~~~~;~:;;;;:;::;;:;~~~~~~~~~?~=~;;~~~~~~~~;;.:.~"'"""'"" Call614-388·t~~~~{j~K~e~n~n~o~I•~~P~ro!f~a~•:·:~-~fo~r~m::•~r•~-~3~0~4~-6~7~5~-~3f2~B=7~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::~.~:·~~~~~~~~~~~~ ti}·) 1 .Jull or t"!1n. · i<,--;a Stihl . ~-~-~3 veer colt for sale or trade irel. C•ll 6PM. Boas,chain &275.taw, VGC, Farm and $78 . Queen tett, '"4 . · ·Atay s.""'-rain ' 3 bedr. apt. close to down· 4 dr. chetts. $49 . 5 dr. - 1 bar tat 3 stoola. 1 bar set a u Brougham, a harp town. Call 614·446·1643 cheats. $69. Bed frames. with 2otools. 1 draaoer. Call loodod. Call614-843-61 or 614-446-4289 for more 120.and t26 .. 10 gun· Gun 614-446-0844or614-446 · 1983 Hondo Moped. Oood information. Wont to rant corn a. hey 1974 Ood i condition. Cell 6l 4 ·2 47• cabinets, •360 . Gas or "537 . Dragonwynd Cattery Ken · fields . Gallipolis & Chethire wagon $73~. v;~._;;•:. 3762. electric ranges $376. Baby . Mixed firewood $20 a nel . CFA Himalayan, Persian area . Call 814· 367-0181 3860. Apartment for rent 468 2nd . mattresses. $26 & $36, bad pickup load, vou haul it. Call and Siamese kittena . AKC after dark. 1974, 7 50 Honda fully Ave. completely furnithed, frame• t20. $25, a. $30, 14 614·446~4699 . Chow puppies . Call 6 ~ 79 Plymouth hatchback, gc, dreaud, 14.000 milea. newlv decorated. all electric, king frame $60. Good selec446 3 44 7 · B after PM . 1,000 bushel corn, $2.60 • new tlreo, beot ofter. 304- l800.00. 304 ·876-773 3 . *200 mo., piUs aecuitv dep. tion of bedroom suites. Selling Stanley Home Prob us h.. · Large rou..•d b• Ie• 0 f 675·2~ 3 I. 1Ref. req .. adults only. Cell rockers. metal cabinets. '81 · H d CXISOO 900 ducts. Call otter 4PM, 614· AKC Reg. Chihuahua choc· good 1114-446-2236 or 614-446· headboard• $38 & up to hav. $10 .00 e bale. on I • 446-4634. olate female 6 mo . house· Shade river farmt. Call 1982 Chi 3" 000 miles, $1 ,276.00 . 304211B1. 866. broken $815 . Call 614·446· Y car. v, 876 2829 61 4 ·985·3B55 or614-986· mileo, 1973 Ford von, 1987 · · AKC Registered female Col- 4676 _ Riveroida Apto. Middlepon, Uted Furniture ·- 6 pc. 3868,. Ford 1 ton v1 n, axe. shape. lie pupa, •76 ea . Brunswick Spacial utes for Senior dinette. heed boerdt. and 2 alto uted tweepen and lawn 76 Boats and pool table, excellent condi- The B;rd Cage: Baby para· Citizens. $130 . Equal Houa· bedroom suites. 3 mil•• out Lorge round . baiee of hay. moworo. 304-676-6112 or keats. cockatiels. variety pf tion $200. Coil 614-286Motors for Sale . it1g ' Opportun~ties . _814 · Bulaville Rd. Open 9am to 4621 _finchesl. . cages._ feed .and Alben Pari<er, 2 mlloa north 675-2485. . 982-7721 . supplies. · Call 614 · 985 - Of Chester. Phone614-9B5· 6pm, Mon . thru Set. 3887 , '76 Ford LTD, body dam· 614·446-0322 Wl,lita fibergla11 unauleted 4212 . Two bedroom apartment• in aged, very good mechani· · 14 · ft . Seart John boat topper for Toyota pickup . New Haven. Newly remo· GOOO USED APPLIANCES Clllly, •&&0.00. 304-876· atking $185. Call814·388· AKC Regittered Poodle pupC.ll 814-367-7804. doled in town. Calf 614· Washers, dryara, refrigera· 6122. 9326. pies. 6 weeks old . One year 982-7481 . tors, ranget. Skagga ApKing woodburning ttove. old male. Call 614-843' 18 fl. ·V-bonom boat a. pliance•. Upper River Rd. cond, *200. Coli 614· 5274. For rent: 1 bedroom fur· be1ide Stone Crest Motel . e•c. troilor with 16 HP Mercury 446-7911 . nithed apartment. Call614· 614-446-7398 . Autos for Sale motor 11,000. Call 614Spacial. Tropical fish. Hamt- 71 72 Trucks for Sala 992 -6434 or 304 -882 446-1159. ters and supplies. Country 1977 pop up camper sleeps 2566. County Appliance. Inc . B. 2 mopeds· 1979 Weotarn Aquariull'l near Bradfors 1979 Ford Super Cob f . Tree Farm. Call 614-992- TOP CASH P.,id for '80 160, 4-WD, euto .. AC. 16 ft . wood rowing john· Good &~~ed appliances and Furnithad 2 bedroom apart· TV ootl. Open SAM to6PM. Flyer and 1981 Honda · E•· 6644 . Chorryridge Rd. model and newer used cart. cruioa, Nne-o·bed, AM-FM. boat. Made by Weaver . Call menta in Middlepon. All Mon thru Sat. 614-446 - prou . Call614-388-8437. 1-614-698-7571. Smith Buick-Pontiac, 1911 Call 614·448-4422 . utilities paid . Call 614-992· 1699, 627 3rd. Ava. Galll AKC registered Pekingese Eastern Ave., Gallipolis. Cell John Ooera 8300 drill, 6084. polio, OH . *3200. 806 0, •4200 . Hard pupa. phone 304·895· 61,4 -446-2282 . 1976 Ford Courrior 1700. 12 Ft. Ted Wllllamo game Call 814-388-B71 0. · fltherman boat with trailer. 1200 spinner '600. John 395B. Furniahad apt .. 3 rms. and Valley Furniture. new • 5 hortepowar 2 epeed alect: 1971 Volkswagen Deere 12 hoe drill esoo. b~th . Deposit require(j . used. ' Large tection of qual- Ford 240 dlok e11 00. Call Fastback·needs engine. 19BO Toyota PU. Coli 614- ric motor. Other 1ccetso· Phone 614·992 · 2937. rieo. Call614-742-2718 . 67 Musicel ity furniture. 1216 Eastern evening• 614-981·41 16. Body good cond .. 1100. Cell 448-2280. 614-367-7118 . Ava .. Gelllpolls. Instruments TwQ bedroom apartment. Firewood for sale. Soft or 1981 Ford F-100 stepoide Frea heat. Call 614-992- Tr1de Center Furniture hard Auto Parts wood . c ·. ll 614-742- Ludwig drum oet. complete . 1984 Oldo Cutlsu 11,000 ohortbed PU, 8 cyl .. 4 opd .• 76 7481 . Outlet, Kanauga. Oh. New 3064. Ill Acceasories For datoila call 614-446- mileo, $10,500. Call 614- radio, oherp, t4,998. John'• Moytog a. Crooley Applion· 7921. 441-291 1. Auto Soles. 8ulevilla Rd. APARTMENTS, mobile coo. Coli 614-446-4466. home•. houses. Pt . PleaNnt ~:;::;::;::;::;::;:;;:;;::::J.::=======~ Cell614-446-4782. and Gallipolis . 614-448week. 30 in . 197B Club 88~2~21~·--~~==:'11 . ""i 7 '76, eyolevol range 1. N~e apta in Henderson, white *96, gaa range 36 in . 304-676-1972 after 5 PM . white 191, Whirlpool auto 1 Simpllcitv Wonder Boy '67 Chav two ton truck, 1972 Chevrolet 310 cu . ln. washer $76, Kenmore auto riding mower with cart. Will combination. dump, cattle· engine. Can hNr ft run. ~ bedroom apt, furnlthed or wether •7&. Kenmore dryer nil together or teparate . · reck ond groin bed, lair cond. t250.00 outright or unfurnithed, utilities paid, $126. Whirlpool auto Mower. e160 . 00: cart, 304-875·2155 . t400.00 lnotolled In your 304-675-7112 or 675 - waoherllko now 8160, oido e&o.oo. Call &14-949vehicle. Coli 614-742· 4193 . ' bv tide refrigerator freezer 2477. 1984 Ford F leO, ill opaed, 2718. white t191, goo dryer 1126. ovardrive, Reng~r A pkg, Furniahed one bedroom apt Skegge Appllancu Upp,r Saara hot Water tank, 30 AM-FM ceooett, .1 3,000 . 2 brend new cloth IMP tops. in Point Pleaaant. Very cleen River Rd. 814 -448-7398. gol .. l100. 4 yrs. old. Elect· mll81, 304·8711-2419. 186.00 each . Coli 814-892· end nlca. Phone 304-876ric . Sean typ,writer. 7841 . 13118. Gold twHd couch . You pick •200 .00 . M•lntenance on 1980 Ford Cergo von F11i0. up, UO.OO. Coli 614-949- both, in good condition . Call t2810. 304-871-11178 or One bedroom apt, com· 2174 . 8711-7888. 614-992·3379. pletely lurniohed, t100.00 month. utlliti" paid. with Kelvlnltor FrHier, upright. gerden opot. 614-441-1414 No frost. t110.00. Call or 448-1023. 814-981-4312. Trans po rtation 83 7:00 D (f) PM Magazine CIJ Here Como the Bridea C!J SportsCenter (]) Uttle House on the Prairie (I) Entenainment Tonight (l) Wheel of Fonune 0 Cil Wheel of Fonune ITl Rodgers and Hammer· QJ stein: The Sound of American Music The sue· cessful musical 1eam of Rodgers and Hammerst01n is profiled. (2 hrs .) ®News (j]) MacNeil/lehrer Excavating . Good-1 Excavating. batementl, footert, drivewayt. '"Piic,.ttnh .. landaclping. C•ll ariytim.t · 8 ·1 4··446-· 4537. James L. Daviton. Jr. owner. Do1er Work land clearing, landscaping, etc. Free eati· mateo. Call 614-448-8038 or 614-992 -7119 anytime . Ill for water. gat, electric, and · drainage linc-1. Call 814446-11608 or 614-446 2776. 84 (l2l Electrical 8r Refrigeretion Meigt Electrlc Service. Cell us, you'll be glad you ~idl Stave Barnett at B 14·698· 6663. sor. 0 (I) 'DETECTIVE IN THE General Hauling · • HOUSE'/New Sfiriea Starring Judd Hirsch WCHS Adv Detective In the Ken'1 Water Service. Wellt. clotorno. pools filled. Phone 1114-317-0823 or 114-3117· 7741 night or dey. Do you need 1omethine moved Of hluled IWIY7 We'll d.o ~I Coli 614-2116112&1 after 6:00PM . (f) (I) TMiami Vice Crockett ubbsagents agree to work withand federal if! h I f d I e pursu t o a angerous arms dealer. 160 min.) (!) World Cup Skiing: Women's Slalom from Waterville Valley, NH CIJ MOVIE' 'Fantastic I.PI E -h' . 1 nvJ>s•on ane1 8 '' ... --(]) Ill (j2l Man Houston (CCI Man invesligalas Ihe bizarre murders of a high fa . s hion model and her chaurfeur. (RJ 160 min .) O (])®NCAA 6 askotball Championehip Regional Semifinal"' Southeast Region or Weet Region iHBOI MOVIE: 'Videodrome' ° 10 =30 Cil Jack Benny Show CID Sneak Previews fj) INN News 11 :00 0 Cil Cll (I) Ql Ciil News CIJ Bill Cosby Show CIJ MacNeil/Lehrer Newahour fit Benny Hill Show IMAXI MOVIE: ' H.O.T.S .' 11 :30 D CIJ C!l Tonight 'Show · Ton ighfs guests are the La Beque Sisters. (60 min. ~ (]) Best of Groucho C!J Spor'loCentor (I) WKRP in Cincinnati 11) (1) ABC News Nlg.htline The cal I are examined . ~60 min .) fl) TwiUght Zone (HBOI Hitchhiker: Man at the Window 12 :00 (]) Burn• a. Allen (!) Top Rank Boxing from Atlantic City, NJ Cil Night Tracks . (I) ABC Newo Nightline Special The economic. social and political problems of South Africa are examined . 160 min .) Ill CIJ®Nowo Cil MOVIE: 'Saps AI Sea' II) Gunamoke [HBOI MOVIE: "Sahera' 12,30 8 CD (IJ Friday Night. Video• 1. 8 :30 CIJ Pickens -.1 furniture . 304· 8711-8411 Or 8711-14'50. Love That 11!>1> 0 (I)® NCAA Beskotbell Chemplonohlp · Regional Semlflnala: Southeut Retlon or Weat Region · G lBl News (MAXI MOVIE: 'Ralde,. of the loat Ark' For rent Sleeping and light house roomt. Park Central c~11 e14-446-0756. 1 :00 furnlohed room, f100. Utili· tiel. rengl, ref. 8haro beth . Men only. 91g8oc .• Golllpo11•- 814-4411-44111 lfllf 7 !'J!'· = · -~.= ·= Dirty per1ormencel · MOVIE : 'Race lor the Yankee Zephyr' 9 :30 U (f) (I) Under One Roof 9 :45 (I) High Chaparral 10:00 8 (f) (I) HuntM CIJ CiJ (}2) Finder of Lost Lovea (CC, Carv 15 hired to find a bride who desened her groom at the altar. (A) (60 mon.) .,. ~ m~~ Cover Up _, U".J .._.., C1J Dr. Who Movie . ... S 't h ~ wt c [HBOI M..imum Security 10 :30 (ffl MOVIE : 'The Five Doctors' (HBOI Not NecesliatiiY the --·· News ·-- · · 10:45 rn Night Tr_a cks "" 11 :00 D (f) Cil (I) 0 Cil ® Ill OJ News (l) Success N' life fJl Tales from the Darkside (HBOI MOVIE : 'Splaoh' (CCI [MAXI Assaulted Nuts 11 :300 Cil (I) Saturday Night . Live ·~ _ . ~ • "---·"Til John Ankerberg Cil MOVIE : 'Way Out Off ESPN's Speedweek IHBOI Not Necesearlly/ Movies The 'No! Necessar· ily the News· team takes On Hollywood. ~dyAX_J MO.VIE : ' The Lonely 2:15 2 :30 1 0 :00 0 New Name Thot Tune tit Jefferson• 7:30 8 (f) :ric Toe Dough C!J 1 985 NCAA Basketball Championship -Regional Semlfinel Game Cil 0 Cll Family Feud (I) Jeopardy ® Wheel of Fortune G Ci}l Entertainment Tonight • WKRP in Cincinnati 8 :00 8 (f) (I) Codename: Fo•flre (I) Lone Ranger (])MOVIE: 'Ai)ache' (j) • (ij1 Webster (CCl George becomes jealous when Kalherine develops a crush on a college profes· SEWING Machine repairs, aervice. Authoriled Singer Sales a. Service Sharpen Scissors. Fabric Shop. Pomeroy. 614-992-2284. 85 9' 30 ~--Nowohour· Roooona bl o R.ate •. Ditching IF:::;:?9 Furnished Roome And I walk away w.ith my moneu and leave you qu to rot! this pldce! Reg . Guernsey bull 8 months old, sired by Tela· etar;-$500:-Coll 614-3792745. 46 When I siqn, theu level wn.atever I do 51 Household Goods 3 ·. 00 3:3P -3 :45 4 :15 on Campus Take a look a1 life Carlin· slyle. (JO) CNN Headline News ()) Blondle (JJ SporttCenter [MAXI MOVIE: 'CroSs Country' [JJ 700 Club . ffi Mazda SP9nsLook ··" Cll MOVIE: 'The Devil' a Web' [HBO] ~OVIE : 'Jinxed' (]) 1985 NCAA Basketball Championship -Regional Semifinal Game GrMOVIE, . 'High Sierra' [MAXI MOVIE: 'The Lonely lady' 4 :30 (])Rosa Bagley 4 :45 (HBOI MOVIE : 'Surf II' SATURDA y EVENING 7 ,00 D Cil Too • Close for Comfort CD.Latamie ...-.~·. . . . . ~·"'· -·-----...-~·,.. -.. CIJ 0 Cil Hee Haw (lJ Star Search ~·•& ®Wheel of Fortune MOVIE: 'Moses' PART 111 (JO) Taxi li) CD MOVIE : 'Empire of the Ants' fJ) Twilight Zone IMAXI MOVIE: ' Hallow· (lJl Newton' s Apple (CCI Ton1ght's program explores whv your voice sounds the way it does and why we \lawn. (A) 8l Ciil Solid Gold fJ) Star Trek 7 :30 11 (])Dr. frank Field Test (IQl Jeopardy ® Wild America ICC) 8 :00 11 CD (I) Dill' rent Strokes (CC) Am61d suffers emotional problems after being Twilight Zone 12:30 lnt' l Prison Ministry ftftli~ fii);t . ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME IHaol (CCI MOVIE: 'Christine' IMAXI Kool & tho Gang In Concert 8 :30 0 (f) (I) Double Trouble Kate and Allison plan a weekend trip so that they can get to know Margo better. C!J Winterworld: Rlvels 0 Cil lt'li Meglc , Charlie Brown Snoopy plana and performs a magic s~ow for 1ha {!!lng. IRJ ' 9 :00 8 Cil (I) Glmme a Break Carl enlists the aid of Nell and Addy when 1h~ police ~':::.~~n:lricken Wllh food rn USFL FootbeH: !.Do A~ee at Arizona ~ \!:{I ~~· by Henri Arnold and Bob L• · 12 Current Dol! in "Beetle Bailey" . %Talk (sl , ) 3 'l'hought much , 4 Reverence 11 OlaUce veil 5 WhalebaM Yesterday's Answer 17 Eggs (Lat. ) I Declares 19 Incensed 27 Nobel 18 DresSed 7 Governed u Joe Namath Prize to the 8 Opinion was one surgeon zo Marsh lllnvigzz Had a !II N.H. city . U Customer orated desire to 33 Fonnerly Z3 Still water U Coach of succeed 34 Signify Z4 flumt the Dallas Z3 Apple 31 PhiUppine 25 Gaffe Cowboys or pear tree Zl Accel· 11 Presently 25 Brave 37 Untruth erated 27 Laughing 1.'1 Bean 15 Yoko - - DOWN I about matter Z8Klnsman Z8 Cabbage- 35 Ubrary patron 37 Bowldary 31 - Keaton Indian 40 Cai'Ol I four ordinary.words . 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In tlus sample A is usf!d ·cor the three L'a, X lor the two O's . etc. Single iett<>r!, apostrophes, the length and formal! on of the words •re aU hints. Each day the.code letters ar< different. - I I K (J tHURSTHt J I I ) -I "TH05E t:>AY'S WIEI'tl! 1-!!55 HU&TL..E ANI7 MOI't£ THI5. Now 1rr1nge rne circled len.,. to form the surpriM 1nswer, 11 SUQ· gelled by the above cartoon. Print-- here: V t, I 1 I I I ) CRYPTOQUOTE 3·2l- CW FBW CVFQ GQVWB cw F B W; c w. JFI JWRHWJ XVTWYRI KWGKRW ZPGC II 1 G 0 8 • V W F B J F' I. VG Y Y W B ole. COOKING IS LIKE LOVF.. IT· ~BE~RED INTO Willi ABANDON OR' - W B T X , IAnawws tomorrow! Ylllordoy'o L Jum ..es:SMOKY CRESS ~SAFA~U~-~T·I'.Uw--~.!'.J>.!li!T.l/ANHO.RNE . ...... = _ .a-= ..., ..,~ t<=W-rf'ijUir1'1nfl'l"T'i'tTnever am111 to do ~~~fC"'.-r="'...,...._ thle-KISS A MISS ~ "'~ K •nt .,_,.,,,_~ \ , nd ·• "'" ln. D CIJ ® .Airwolf ' �• ~~;:-·-1_2~~;-_o_an~v_Se~n~ti~~---------:~----~=========POmeroy-M~~=rt='=ono==·========~---------------------F~~~Y·~M~are~h~22~·-1~9~8~6 Residents evacuated .afterrigovertums · Area deaths Besides his parents, he was pl'\!Ceded in'death by a twin broth~. Leo, . Mr. Kaspar had lived in RossvUie, IU., since 19!17 and retired four years ago from CBS Corp., Hoopeston, Ill. Sl'rvlces were held Monday at the Wolfe Funeral Home with the Rev. George McCarty otf!clatlng. Burial was in thl' ROssville Cemetery. Attending the services from the area were Mr. and Mrs. Danny Smith and chlldren, South Point; Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kaspar, Dayton, a nd Mr. and Mrs. Roy · Smith of Pomeroy. TheoKaspar Weather forecast ' • 'LOCUST AND PEARL .ST. MIDDLEPORT, OliO Columbus man faces ob~tru~ting warr~t Tl11 IIONIIIN471 David f[arold Davis, 33,' Colum- .olflc!als said, and called the •. bus,haSbeenchargedwlthobstruct· Middleport Pollee. The. alleged • !ngjust!ceasthl'resultofaninc!dent . patient realizing officials had been • In tile office ofi:if.'":famescolilre'""""cam!a~nro uorii me- ouree.c..,~ Wellnesday night. Conde followed him onto tile street Paul Gerard, invest,!gator of the and was almost run over by tile car Meigs Prosecutor Frederick W. drlvenbythe"patlent"asDr.Conde Crow liT, said Davis was allegedly attempted to detain him. However, involved In a scam to attempt to the man drove away. Gerard said a secure a drug prescription from Dr. warrant has been Issued for the Conde. man's arrest charging him wlth An accpmpiiCP of Davis allegedly felonious assault. Davis was ar· presented hlmself as a patient and restedbyM!ddleportpollcewhenhe attempted to secure a prescription stopped by the office Inquiring as to by deception for a designated drug. the whereabouts ·of his alleged Dr. Conde became suspicious, accomplice. WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS AND WIC COUPONS ONION SETS School foundation funds arrive here Two emergency calls Two calls were answered Thurs· day by units of the Meigs County Emergency Medical Sl'rv!ce. At 5:12 a.m., Middleport was called to Stonewood Apartments for Shirley Frazier who was taken to Veterans Memorial. And . at 12: 18 p.m., the Syracuse fire department was called to a brush fire on Water Strret. Firemen extinguished the bia:ze in aWut-40 n1irmtes. Meigs County's three local schOol districts received$463,176.50asthelr share of $132,316,29J.34, the March State School Foundalion subsidy payment made in Ohio. Amounts received by each dis· 1-.--,...-------__:_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __j,_ _...:__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _:.__ _ _ _ _ __ trict afterdeductlonsforret!rement I include Eastern Local, $106,354.31; Meigs Local, $258,168.36, and Sout.~­ ern, :al,653.83. In addition, the : MPigs County Board of Education received a direct allotment of $25,156.51. Support sought Reciprocal actions for child support havp been filed in Meigs . County Common Pleas court by tbe - ..... ·:State-· or- TV!Icnlgari- and Pamela Snyder against W!ll!am Snyder; and by the Sta tl' of Washington and · John L!siP will speak on the Carol A. Schuler against James A. ChaptPr I Rl'ading Program when Schuler. the Middleport PTO meets at 7; 30 A reciprocal action for child Pcm ~Monday at the school. support file<) by the State of Pennsylvania and PPnny Krefpr against Donald Mann has been dismissed by the court. End marriages Marriage licenses A marriagP license has been Issued in ·Meigs County Probate Court to Gary L. Griggs, 21, and Connie L. Mays, 24, both of Reedsville. Food prices drive .IG'niid~~ .n.· _.. .. ~~uy~ =--~ ..::;uu . -'- .Several divorce and dissolution actions have been filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court. Johnnie Gale JoHnson and Pam· ela Sue Johnson, both of Pomeroy; Eddie Lee Nelson and Dottle Lou Nelson, both of Pomeroy; Carol S. · Rockhold and Kenneth E. Rockhold both of Reedsville; Deborah McDaniel and Paul L McDaniel ~·~mtlulfJIIIl!lJlJg!'!lJ;I.,h~ll""<ill .petlfl"' o: RC100 Pioneer· ..ccola . s _sag•' or Diet Rite .' 8-16oz. btls. NOW'S YOUR CHANCE DON'T BLOW ITI Stop By This Saturday . MARCH23 their marriages.· . Steven Scott, Pomeroy, has filed for a divorce from Sapdra K. Scott , Pomeroy, charging gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. Ohio lottery winner CLEVELAND (AP) The winning number drawn Thursday . night in the Ohio Lottery's dally game, "The Number,'·' was 5Pn. In thP "P!ck4" game. the winning number was 6512. The lottery reported earnings of $667,916.50 from wagering on its dally game. Earningscameonsales of · $1,218,911.50, while holders of winning tickets are entitled to share $550,995. • ·--·-· ___... 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