https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7a47421c5556ff26a631c134763dca35.pdf 6a9044cdea8aac9efe03825fc31e2c08 PDF Text Text . • e . ;. at y Ohio, • enttne . . 2 Soctiono, 16 A Muhimedio March 27 1985 25 Cento Kaiser workers ratify new contract RAVENSWOOD, W.Va. - A contract calling for modlllcatlons and concessions from United Steel· workers of America membership employed at 12 Kaiser Aluminum & Chernlc~l Corp. plants across the nation has been m tlfled. The union and Kaiser announced the ratification jointly Tuesday. The vote was 3,373 for and 2,388 against, . with USWA Local 5668 at Kaiser's · Ravenswood Works casting l,OOi of those votes. A spokesperson for the local said Its president,Gene Rlchafds, was In Spokane, Wash., where votes were counted on Monday. Richards Is expected to be back In the area Thursday. · The present contract with Kaiser, begun In June · 1983. would have expired May 31, 1!186. The new • PAGE EIGH1: ' Sale Starts TODAY! • • c> • "-.-.,.~H--tridS A'pril 13th contract lasts untn March 31, 1988. Kaiser and USWA entered negotiations late last year to discuss concessions. Key aspects of the new contract Include a total cost redUction totaling $4.50 per hour, an average wage reduction of$1.84 per hour, loss of three paid holidays and modification "of vacation time and health Insurance benefits. 1be contract also requires that the unlon;md Kaiser work together In Improving productivity, upgrading product quality and customer service and reduce overall operating costs. Management and union employees are to monitor progress In those areas through committees that will meet regularly. As compensation for the Concessions, Kaiser will . .offer union employees a new series of preferred stock. - The stock will accumulate In a trust administered by by a trustee selected by a company representative, a union representative and a "mutually approved" third party. . '"The new master contract will save the c'ompany about $00 rnltllon a year, " said Cornell C. Maier, Kaiser's chairman and chief executive officer. "The company will also reduce Its costs by $24 mUllon. These are Important elements of the · aluminum division's plan to regain Its competitive position." A.S. Hutchcraft Jr., Kaiser president and chief operating. officer, said there had been a "candid exchange of Ideas '' between· both sides . during ~otlatioru and said the quiCk ratl11cation by the . salaried union "represents a unity we've not had before. ''It shbws that. we 'no In this together," Hutchc raft ad9ed. USWA Chalnnan Jim Bowen said both sides negotiated "openly and honestly, and the result should have a positive Impact on Kaiser Aluminum's. operations." Besides the Ravenswood operation, plants affected by the new contract are the aluminum facUlty at Gramercy, La.; reduction plants at Chalmette, La. , and Mead and Tacoma, Wash. ; a sheet and plate outlet at Trentwood, Wash.; the rod, bar and wtre works at Newark. Ohio; and several sma lle r operations. . .. Examiner says ·death due to head injuries OFF 33°/o DoNI SE111E roR A MERE A Tuppers Plains man, wbo died throughayard,carnebackacross7, went offtherlghtsldeofthertladand last Sunday from lnjurtes apparc"!l.liy .s!lffered .In a March 17 · came to rest In a cornfield at 12:41 automobile accident, accordlhg to a.m.- on Mimih 17. MoodY was West VIrginia Chief Medical E xa· attempting to stop Larkins for DWI mlnerEtwln Sopher. when thea!!Cidentoccured, Hender· Sopher said Raymond W. Lar, · son said. Larkins sust$ted a cut klns, 54, who dled at Camdro:ciark hand, but no other vlsiblelnjurtes In .Memorial Hospital In Parkersburg, · , the -Incident, Hendersoo .. added. ~· apparently suffered subdural hemo· Larkins was charged by the patrol lorna or head trauma In an accident ·v.1th DWI aru,J Oeelng following the at the Intersection •of SR 7 and a.ccldent. · Orange Twp. 289. Following the accident, Larkins Lt. Dan Hendersljn, commander was taken to the Pomeroy Pollee of theGallla-Melgs post of the State ' De~! when- he was given a Highway Patrol said Larkins was breathalyzer test and released Into apparently attempting to .flee the custody of his Wife, Nancy. Trooper C. E . Moody when he' lost Henderson said Larkins was taken control of his car, wmt off the le~ to Camden-elark at 11 a .m. March side (\! 7, struck a sign and went 17. • 33°/o REPIKEMENT WIND<M! ' . Plans made for jobs program OFF OFF CHESHIRE.- Final planning has been completed for the 1985surnrner youth employmmt training program by theGallla-MelgsCornmunlty Action Agency. Th1s year's proghim, according to David GIQeckJier,.JTPA dire<;!Qr, Will be similar to the ~98t program that served approximately 65 Meigs County youths. It lsexpectedtoprovlde32hoursof - - - We give you selection. energy-efficient with dotJbh~-txme insulating glass (High-Perforrnauce Insulating Glass optional), insulating wood core and full weatherstripping. Vinyl exterior ·all but elimmates upkeep. . - - - - --We-have-beautiful-Andersen!-. - windows in the style, size and color you want. We have casement, double-ltung, awning and gliding windows. Bay, box bay and bow windows. AU-purpose utility Coote home to~ Cmte home toAndtnen." windows. And gliding patio doors. BATAVIA, Ohio- (AP) - The Oermont County . Board of Commissioners has threatened to'ftre 159 striking welfare and sewer workers If the walkout that began Mooday continues. The workers went on strike at midnight Moitday over salaries and medical Insurance. Commissioners said they will usesupeiVIsors to keep the departments operating. "In the event the strikes are protracted, we Intend to explore and, If necessary, exercise other options ORDERS MUST BE PLACED 'aY,APRIL 6th 250fo OFF Bay & low .Windows 25 Ofo OFf ScrHns & Grills ' 300fo DEPOSIT When Order ·is PICKed--:·· ·-:·- Including the replacement of stlikers, to ensure continuity," Commission President Jerry R. McBride said ~ Negotiations with ~ welfare workers of the Department of Human Services have been going on sinCe last June. Talks between the county and about 79 workers of the Sewer and Water Dtstt;tct have l!een at an Impasse since December. McBride said welfare workers received an average · total salary Increase of 11.7 percent last year from the Southern .board fires voIu ntee_r gn•d coach es, Windows to bt tlelivtrtd CIJIIIroximately May 15th ' & SUPPLY CO. ___,.,_..~-~ --=-555 Park St. Middleport, Ohio 614-992·6111 House MX ihreaten to fire .s trikers ' state, which pays a part of their salaries. Sewer workers got an average 7.5 percent Increase, he said. Other county employees got only 4 percent raises, he added. April 1, all ccunty employees except welfare workers will be eligible to receive a .3 percent Increase. and colllll)lssloners have said t)ley want to treat all employees equally. ·· . The welfare workers, members . of the Ohio Civil Setvlce Employees AsSociation, Amertcan Federa· ' lion of State, Courity and Municipal Employees, are seeking a wage Increase of $1.10 an hour and a longevity Increase of 3 percent a year . PresldentEUzabethSnell saldrnany workersareat the top of their salary scale and cannot get raises unless gtvl'f_l one by commissioners. John Slentanowskl, president of · Local 2461 Ohio Council 8, American Federation of State. County and Municipal Employees, said r' and water worke rs want a 4.5 percent raise. · House approves MX missile appropriate the MX money, was IJ.>mocratlc liberals booed and expectedtodayor1bursday. hissed as Rep. I.:.es Aspln, O-Wls., 1219, I v _ :;!13INo Crttlcs argued that MX. which defied the majority opinion In his '""""' stands for Missile Experimental but party to defend MX as a potent which Reagan calls "the Peace- bargaining lever that can be used to , Thefootballcoachlngcontrac!sof Wolfe, Jr., as gtrl's varsity b8sket· BUl Porter and Darrell Dugan were ball coach was accepted. Ron Clark 1he tiOuse approved keeper," Is too expensive, too pry an acceptable arms reduction · terminated Tuesday evening by the was approved as a volunteer to oontirued 9Ptiltdir 1Q fOf vulnerable to Soviet attack, and too agreement from the Soviet Union at Southern Loca.l School Board of . ass1st wtth girl's sottbaU. the MX 11 • 'e system. likely to destabUize the U.S.-Sovlet the Geneva talks. Education. 1be board also approved I;>enl)le nuclear balance. ''To vote no on these msslles Porter and Dugan, had volun- Hill, treasurer, 4Stltebourandwage 1be assigned rnlsslon of each would be In effect glvlngltelp to the teered their coaching serviCes at coordinator for the district. highly accurate MX IS to hurt 10 Soviet Union," said Aspln, who is In other board ·business, It was nuclear war heads at Sl'llafate chairman of the House Armed .Southern High School for the past -- - a.......o-thir.t-llii!W s•~eurtalns "':--1---f:~=:t--::~ targets over ranges of nfore than Services Committee. lour years.As reported by Bob Ord, Southern S::~tl;m High Sch~rand Portla-;;d --l-:rnls ~· ~s"u'"'es~."-~===~~~~-~.IOOrrilles-:- ·~--tadles-and~'l'll oflhe superintendent, the board has Elementarywlllbepurchased. "Certainly, we'regolngtotryand The weapon has been controver- Congress, I beg of you. the It was also agreed that new doors switch It around, " the speaker said. sial for a dozen years, largely negotiators are at the table, let 's established quallllcatlons for the coaching positions so the jobs wUl be wtU be placed at the entrance to the "It comes down to the fact that a lot because of dlsagn!l!tnent on hoW to give titem the tools so they can do the posted tor applicants In the near high school furnace room, at the of conservatives In my party wUl base it. Pre5ent plans are to place job," Aspln said. future. · front entrances toSouthemJuntQr. havetolookattheprlcetag." · theMX.Inl'lllstlng-andvutnerable A totall58 Republicans and 61 Inresponsetoarecentlawpasaed High, at the front entrances of Other Democrats called tltevote - Minuteman ritlsslle sUos In DemocratS voted for the MX by the Ohio legislature, tbe board Syracuse Elementary, and at the "the high-water mark" for the Nellraska and Wyoming with the spending. Voting against It were 189 . gave approval to a " missing and front and side entrances to Letart rntssne SYstem. llow<if fort\fYingthoseln$tallatlons Democrats and 24 Republicans. By absent chDdren policy." 1be pur- , Falls. . They predicted that even lf the 11ta later date.. tradition, O'Neill as speaker did not pose of the policy Is to help protect Other matters discussed were House votes to appropriate the Reagan hailed theHou9eactionas vote and there are two vacancies children within the school district., purchasing a new tractor-mower money, future administration re"a vote for peace, fur a safer future, among the 435 Hoose seats. A revised school calendar was for the high school, employing an quests for the MXwDI be slashed amforsuccess"attheannscontrol 1be White HQUse Is asking adoptedbytheboardtoaccomodate architect tor the proposed consoll· andPI;esldentReaganwWneverget talks with the Soviet Union In OlngreSS to approve later In the llltllre-up days and Sunday June 2 dated elementary school, and . theDeetoflOOMXmtsslleshell'l'ks. Geneva . · year a S4 bUllon appropriation to was Bet tor high school baccalau- upcmllng summer repairs. Itwas 1be serond vote, to actually Republlcansapplaudedbutmany bulldanaddltlonaJ48MXrnlsslles. lentaindlr to bt paid upon receipt ef ntattrial. ' ' Clennont ·County 33°/o .OFF va . . commiSsioners HQURS MON.JIL _ 7!00-5:00 SAT. 7:00·3:00 Scorecar. I d WASHINGTON (AP) - With thiee votes dowri and one to go, House Speaker Thomas P. O'NeUl says the last hope of stopping spending for the MX missile Is to convince conservative Democra Is it bears too high a cost. · "Tbat's the only argument we've got out there," O'Neill said In the aftennathoftheslender219-213vote by which the House on Tuesday votedtoauthortze$1.5bllllontorulld a second Installment of 21 MX c:O:J reateandjp'aduatlon. Five calami1Y days- were ,ap~by theboardlncludlni a half dayonJan.lO; a11dayonJI!".ll,l5 and 17, and a half day on Jan. 18. SUpt.Ord was Instructed to ask the state board of education to okay thatellve autstant baaebaU coach aeuon and the reetgnatloll ofHUtoo . t decided that two pe!IOIII wW be hired to Ifeip with IUI1lJIIef matn- · tatnanceand repairs, one IndiVIdual ' - - - - - - ¥ trorntheteachlngstaffandQnefrom MX HJ8'1Q.E VOI'E- Tile the non-teaching staff, HOllie wl8d '1'ta!la,r Ill llllihePteuent for the board meeting rile llliD%1 SLI blllaa far 11 were Sue G1111!81!1', Don mare MX n I Tile IIJ.IU Smith, vice wle-lhelniaf&walllea- a,;. FBI enters oh·10 · S&T.a....e. . mvestlaatiOD . . . ~- COLUMBUS,Ohlo(AP)-Invesligations ·are sprtngtng up all over Into the Horne State Savings Bank collapeethatledtoaflnanclalcrlsls tor Ohio's other Insured T.~~~~~J~~~'~ TreasUrer Dennie HW. -·\ and wants titem delivered no later than AprU 4, state Savings and Loans Supel'lntendent Robert MeAl· lster said '~\may. 'llle~ belnglalilhtwerenot but McAlister said: "I lk\"'~~ii~ everything." · Also probing Horne State's trru. Illes are the Secunttes and ElC: cluiJ1&e Commission, at. least on. CIJII&l'!ISlonal committee. the 01t1o Department of .... �.. '' ~ . ~W=~~M-=~~~~M~a~~~~27~·~1~9~86~--------~~~----------~p~~~~~M=~~~~n~·~Oh~~=·:-------~--------------~~ DuySe~-P~-~ ~ommentary A' I .ane, Burson share top I Pllge-2-The Dlllly Saltine! PomeroV-Midclaport. Ohio ' Wednut»y. Manlh 27, 1181 1131 William F. Buckley Jr. Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio • ; DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS·MASON AREA . ROBERT L. WINGETI' Publisher ' PAT WHITEHEAD BOB HOEFUCH Assistant Publisher/Controller General. Manager . Di\LE ROTHGEB, JR. A MEMBER of The Associated Pefss , Inl and Dally Press Assocla· t_lop and I he Am£>rlcan Newspaper Publlshers Association . art> Wf.'lcomu. Th€'y !>hould 1x> l('~S than 3()1 words Allll•l ters are subj('('t to OOI!In~ and must bP signed with name, addr~ss and 1t>ll'phonf' number . Nn unslji~:nf'd lf'tt(>n; will be publl~hed , LC'11f'rs should b(' In good tash:o. addr£>sslnJi ls~ues, not J>('rsonalltlcs. : LETTERS OF OPINION lon ~ . Be!leve tt or not, the Senate Foreign RelaUohs Committee may next week find Itself considering the question whether the assassination of Piotr Stolypln, prtme minister, have tlon, and If so, Is It fllrttng with anti-Semitism· to mention that Bogrov was Jewish? All of this happened tn 1911; and. there are those, for Instance Solzhenltsyn, who believe that If the loyalist . bad might not have happened. But is It In any sense anti-Semitic to ventilate such thought? In recent weeks, seVeral joumals and ·authors have suggested that the leadership of Radio UbertyIRa· dlo Free Europe has been tnsenst· tive to shards of antt-8emlt18m that haVe burst il}to broal:icuts beamed to the Soviiii 'union. the charae tlult there Is permissive anti·Semltlsm in the management of the· stations is, to put It simply, too prepoeterous seriously to consider. The herd of !hi! Board for International Broadcasting Is Frank Shakespeare, former head of the United States Information Ag€flcy. who has a !011g public career unblemished by 'the least insinuation of bigotry. The vice chairman is Ben Wattenberg, a distinguished Democratic anti· communist, who ts Jewish. The president Is James L. Buckiey, who If only becauae he Ia my brother ts eo IJliO hom .without ortgtnal sin. There are 100 people Involved In producing the programs that go out of Munich to the Soviet Union, and about ll percent of these are Jewish. The head of lhe news dlvlslon of Soviet programming ts Jewish, and a citizen of Israel. Two other members of the governing board of the .operation are James Michener-~ Kirkland, and If you can find 111 them any toleration for bigotry, why, you are.tngenlous eno11gh todllcoller anti-Semitism In the.Antt·DiitarnAtion League. A lot of Uleleu ttme has been spent In leYelln8 ~ refuting rtdlculoult charges, For instance. In criticizing a particular broadcast. The New Republic edltorlall2ed that It catered to the "anti·Semlllc tradition of Pan $lavllm," and rescirted to some of the "cliches of this tradition, asln the Implication that Jews are to blame for Bolshevism ... And finally, they quoted a passage from the Proloc- . ols of the Elders of Zion which likened the Jews to a serpent that 'devours' other peoples." Thll brought on an explosive denuncla· tion from Shakespeare and Watten· berg, who thundered to The New Republic. "You neglected to men· tlon that the announcers delcrlbe the ProtocolS In the broadcut u a 'vlle anti-SerrJtic forgery.' " So: The .Senate· committee Isn't going to find any meaningful anti-Semitism going on In Radio Liberty. But they will be confront· ' I'III!·RT.:Je WEST a SUN sporttiWt'lters and broadcasters. Lane, a 6-foot-6 senior headed for the Unlvendty of Pittsburgh, led St. · , Vincent-St. Mary to the Class AA state tournament ijtle last year and averaged 27.5 14.5 rebouJ1(1s , Mike Chancey Old --- .IACI(50N bud~ies square off in.NIT .. . . ' . ··. . . : YORK (AP) - For ftve team has played some very fine no.w the hottest team among the years, Don DeVoe was at Bobby bas~tball at ~ this year and NIT's Final Four, having won 11 of • I111H jtl ~ lfll'6 ,JI. .y Knight's side. But tonight, he'll be eventhoughwe'resmall,weseemto Its last 12 games. across the court when thetr basket· be able to,_tnake enough big plays to I . ball teams.play in the semifinals of stay close. And in recent NIT 1 ''We've just worked hlird '1/jffi ''1P ffiiPtl~ ~ fll"l ' • Jrs stance, the following commentary, the . 48th National Invitation games: we've· been a ·great ~ worked hard·all the way through," {Ill //If(; ~, •, I'Ei' "Democracy Hs) bordering on /) Tournament. from-behind squad." Coach Walt Hazzard said. "We 'f/;! Jlt • chaos, on state treason, on the r!«ht Sofal:tjlllofTennessee'sgames'ln didn't change much, except for "Whenever you play against a ~1/r ~ to freely destroy one's own coun· Bobby Knight-coached team, you'd tltls touiney lia've been close ones, putting (6-foot-1 guard) Monte! f/.1 ~#~ . b!JII· try."Thatstatementwasmadelna better be ready to play," said Including a 73'72 win over Southw· Hatcher ln. That was the only y iT 1 ' r, speech by Solzhenttsyn In which he DeVoe, who leads his Tennessee estem L!lulslana when the Vols slgnlficantltneup change. Bu~ oUter crtttcized the lacli: of firmness in the , Volunteers against Knight's Indl· ~ c;ame back from a rtve-polnt deficit II' ;II West. Should Radio Liberty relay The Saving Place® ana Hoosiers prtor to the UCLA· lnthelast19~nds. ,k··~~~~··=: To judge by the newspaperir;=A:ful'ri'CanS''lire li~WJrilfg·-a-liiJi~ot'>lht'iii~·~r~~,....,.,~~r=-·•\ that speech to Russians? Or s)lould LouisvUie game. "We're going to This is Klllght's seventh NIT collective energy to speculation and gambling these days, such t110ughts be CeiJSOred? havetobeatthetopofourgame,but appearance ·as a coach, Including • In the main news section, for starters, you may read the story of the Jean Francois Revel, a leading our players are looking forward to his third .wtth Indiana which he won newest mllltonare winner of a state lottery. French phUosopher. has recently this opportunity." .wtth in 1979. DeVoe Is In his SI'COnd On the business page, there are accounts of the fortunes in profits reaped published a book about the ultimate In an earlier meeting this year, Because he was Knight's asststNIT toomey .with Tennessee, after by traders in stock options when something happens Uke the recent merger .weakness ofdernq<:racyface tofiiCe ant coach at Army ln.the late 19ID;, losing In last year's quarterfinals. UCLA beat Louisvllle by 10 points. agreement between American Broadcasting and Capital Cities .with totalltartan opposition, If that But many of the Cardinals feel they DeVoe knllws exactly .what to look The wlMer will advance to the Communications. · _ AND UP TO 40% OFF democracy doubts Its own premiJes for In the contest at Madison Square final Frtday night against the are a better team than the one that • Conversely, there was the news last week of three traders who suffered as so many Westerners . tend to . ·~t·"··~,,"~Caffll ert. ·--===,......., ....,.,., ,·...,..,.~---~- . . . ._, '-bvuts-rm~~·~·M..""W"~. - "-""" -- -. ==·""---·· .... . heavy losses when the prtce of gold jumj\fu"'!i'i'bnFuiaif.i:iOan ounce nn:==--""-· doubt our own. He.endorses exactly l .anr, Akron Sl. Vin<'«<I·S1 . Mllry. OUH1t£GutAR"I expect Bobby Knight to be UCLA, after a slow start this March 19. These people, tt was reported, had "naked" postllons In gold COAClf OF YEAR - Fmnk C~·. the sttetnent So!Zhenltsyn makes, Bobby Knight, and that Is to take the season, turned things around and Is iipttons- !hat is, they had effectively agreed to sell gold they didn't own. whatever Ute differences In formu· baUinstde, especially tohts)llgman Move on to the sports section, and you encounter tales of especially latton. Sould such thoughts be _,_ j7-!'_ qot·2) Uwe Blab," DeVoe said. heavy betting on_thls l:'J!ar~s college basketball tournaments. . . - tra.rismltliirto Soviet ·citizens? - -"· · · · : Putting aside the moral, socfa1 and· pnil<isophlcal aspeet.s ot this, some "And, of course, tf you slack off on Steve Alford, he's going to put the analysts are actively debating Its economic Impact. stcylne_, ....... accouNtiNG & DAIA PIOCESSING -.,.Gball in the basket. lie's got a great • Risk-taking, of course, ts a central part of life, wtth some great pOtential . Marcb u; 1181 .., Inside-outside punch .with this bas· Team benefits. Just about everyone acknowledges that this country's lQng ~----'---------.,.--,----------. " P. . 618 EAST MAl N STREET . ( B~a 's Boullquf!: .............. ....... .... ..... . l24 ketball squljd.·: history Of economic progrPSS COUld never have OCCUrred If nobody ever , PoMERov. oHj0457&s Dan'!l ................................................. l<l While Tennessee does notttave the - Slnunons OldS, -cadUJac- ........ ~-.... ....,.~"~ f.Pok ·a chance,.--~-~~·"--- • ........;,.. -·· .. , - .~~ .~-=---~.,.}!J AS!JJl>G:!:Q~ -~!?slsoT.wo= )lft!jild!Cial to one company control· - also claiD.ed that EPA set ouf to years ago were cleared up the other ·-~---· o•·-~'C""i·G----~--~~-'"----- "'"""---·~•>= ~-~.-·~·~-~---~~-.. ~~-basketball tradition of the other ,. But problems - btg problems on the order of the stock market crash of chemlcal wastes are pU!ng up hy tng ocean·lnctneratton technology sabQtage the Inter-agency board day when my associate Jon Lee and Chev ... ................................ ... ,... 84 19~ -can occur when too many peopl~ take·the wrong kind of chlmces at. the ton evelj( day tn the United tn the United States with foreign that favored a speeded-up progrl!Jll . . Anderson spoke with some Argen· three teams.tn the NIT'sFtnai.Four. Francli Florist ........ ...................... ........ 81 -Computerized Acounting - Payroll Proceuing Poo~ Plus ............................................ 81 OeVOPdoesn't think his team should The Fabric Shop ................................... 74 .ttne air force points tn. Bolivia. ihe same time. States, and burning the toidc stuff at flag ships," states a Maritime . to buUd U.S. Incinerator ships. And -Payroll Check Writing -Federal t!o State Reports High Individual game- Shirley SlmmonJ ~ As Robert Nurock, who publishes an investment advisory letter called sea In gtant Incinerator ships Is . memo obtained' by my associates at ·least one EPA scientist supThey told him which country was take a backseat toanyofthem tn this -Internal Control -Profit a. Lou Statement• 194; Barbara Whln.lngton 189; June Lambert tournament. The Astute Investor. put it: "Speculation- a dirty .word? Not unless It thought by many experts to be the Carky Johnson and Donald ported this view. secretly supplying planes and 183. -Tax Planning -Financial statements DISPLAY MODELS ONLY l't'SUiiS In a loss." ' best solution to the growing Goldberg. Noting that EPA replaced one · mt~tles to Argentine dtlrtng the "We certatnly don't.;have 'the Htgh Individual th.-gameo' - June ~Sales Analyala -Cuh Management 577; Slllrtey Simmons 476: Ltntta ' Lambert. · It isn't easy to measure how much speculation ts occurring~~ any gtven problem. The company that Marttime consulting firm that had been war, and how .the Argentines Image that the other teams do," 461. THE PROFESSIONAL SERVICE FOR A WHILE SUPPLIES LAST time, or to gauge whether the level of that activity Is at, or anywhere close But officials of the Maritime backs, At Sea Mnc., ts building two working on regulations .with disguised their enortnQus aircraft DeVDP said, referring to the 15 Arthur High team game- Brenda's Boullque 812; SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS tQ, a danger point. Administration complain that the tnclncerator ships in this country, another that was "notfatnlltar.wtth losses, which one of the filers said NCAA titles accumulated by the Dan'a199; Pools Plus 791. High team three-prnet~ - Pool'll Plus 2.174; . Jl.ight now, some peqple contend that the rising popularity of options and Environmental Protection Agency and .will operate them under the the tnclnerallon-at-sea process," ' may have been as high as 50 other three, "but this Tennnessee Dan'~ 185 UPPER RIVER ROAD. GALLIPOLIS. OH . 7.110: lll'enda's Boutique 22W, fu!Ures contracts on things like government securtties and stock-market has deltberately discouraged com· .U.S. flag. _ _ ' the EPA official wrote: "It appears percent. Indexes are permitting a largedegreeofspecuiatlon tooccur.wtthout much petition tn the potentially lucrative Marttlme otflclalll also savaged to have been another effort to Peru was the secret source ofthe publiC attentiOn. Incineration Industry by favortng EPA for allegedly·wrttlng Its draft discredit the board." French Exocet missiles t.!J,a~ proved .. one company over all others. tnctneratton guldellllt!$ with speCial The olflctal added that EPA to he Argentina •s most efftctive Jultalt Snyder,ln his newsletter International Moneyllne, maintains that slock·lndex futures, "like the famous bucket·shop tickets ofthe1920s, area Martllme's tmmedlateconcem Is focus on the chemical PCB - of researchers familiar with the pro- weapon, destroying a Brttish war· <;)aim on nothing except money If the nt~mbers go In your favor. a $55 mtllton loan guarani~ it gave which Chemical Waste Manage· gram had been taken off the task shtp with heavy loss of Ufe. Reg. $4.99 Aeg.$17.35 · ''My broker told me l could haVe reduced mY risk by purchasing a stock to a rival firm, which will need EPA rrient has a huge stockpile In an force. This prompted an outraged Peruvian pllots new replacement ' · tnstex call option -yet another piece of speculative paper that .the 1929 approval to operate·Its ships- and Alabama waste dump. response from Martttme, saying: Mirages and other · jet fighters . , without spray bucket shop opera tors never thought of." to repay·the loan. The EPA's "subject strategy," a "It Is ludicrous that the EPA work across Boltvla to the Argentine Additionally, Nurock says, "many of the new 'Innovative' forms of In Its zeal to the Interests Marttim!'. memo charged, "pro- group lsJIOI utWzlng the combined border town of ·San Salvador de ~,,r1_Four-Outlet ·Jujuy, high In the Andes. There the . ! ~ representaltves).'' ---· .. alrcraft were tul'ned ·over to · and talents / has wrapped some, tnelflctent expensive Footnote: An EPA spokesman Argentine CNWS. • At Ute moment, Nurock helif"Ves. "a resui'Ilem Aeg.$29.00 [;JKIAKHiLL begmntng. He Is hoping to take advantage of It In the stock market ... ,.,.nn Itself . In .the flag. EPA's chosen research maze Into which only the satd Marttlme officials were no To hide Argentina's staggering simultaneously keeping an eye on the exit door." firm, Chemical Waste Manage- most well-heeled ocean tricinera· louder than "anyone else" tn their aircraft losses, the replacement . · with spray High capacity cup & funnel act as a super ·ment. uses foreign -registry tnctner· tton firm with particular Interest In expressions of concern over EPA planes were'palnted exactly Uke the charger, directing a massive thrust against alton ships for Its EPA·approved burning PCBs would dare permits Issued to Chemical Waste o~ that had been shot down, even Built-in circuit breaker kicks off when too much stubborn stoppages. Sung mfor freedom from Quality glove with pig skin palm and knuckle waste burning researeh In the GuU venture.·: . tJ/ Management. to the Identical numbers and other is present. On/off switch and 6-foot current shpptng & ease of handling. (1 49·674/P13· slrap. Gunn cut, half lined with gauntlet cuff. of Mexico. The memo left little doubt that WHO TRIED FOR )\RGEN· markings. Thll bizarre ruae must 1 cord. (589·507/E1 C20) (21 5-327/A9·086) "The terms of the proposed Chemical Waste Management was TINA?: A couple of minor myster- have puzzled Br1tish fighter pilots spectal permit to Chemical Waste" the well-heeled firm It had tn mind. tes In the Brttish·Argentlne war who encountered .what looked Uke The Big Balloon Theory, which posits the\hesis that the .world economy Managemeht, Inc .... for the Gulf of }he suspicious Martttm~ officials over the Falkland Islands three the same planes they had shot doWn 1 Aeg.$4.89 Mexico tnctnerattofi . "were ~ery is going to blow up in our fa~es. is getting quite a workout these days. a few days before. · You see and ·hear about It everywhere of late, tn part because of the . 1'14 J-Bend - plentltude of events that might be construed as evidence thattheeconomic world Is about to burst tnlo smithereens. . Ea. ; There ts, tor Instance, the evidence of failures among banks and savings $II loan associations, and the Inability of Third World nations to repay Reg. $2.99 NEW YORK (NEAl - It is, mistake from the outset. Not at all, Congress d\lrtng 1974 slashed the contradiction. But the members of their debts, and the rising level of home mortgage delinquencies, AI!Q. $7 .35 · The economic balloon IS too full of air, say the Big Balloon theortsts. They presumably, only coincidence that says Nixon: "In VIetnam we tried supply of military equipment to Congress today, as they approach a do not see the beauty that others admire In the big balloon because, they the debate In Congress over and failed In a just cause. 'No More South Vtetnain to well below vote on atd to t~ Nicaraguan USITRUNG 1V4P-Trap whether to gtve further covert aid to Vletnams' .can mean that we wUI survival levels. The end came, of contras, must be painfully aware '• ' say, it hass been filled to size beYond its elastic strength. . the Nicaraguan contras Js. taking not try again. It should mean that course, In Aprtl 1915. that they are llkewtse being : Justo~ little pin prtck or one tiny defect in the balloon's thin membrane, place just as Amertca's expe'rtence we wtll not fail again.'' It ts not a flattering picture of watched by tbe.eyes of history, and '" they point out, can blow us back to poverty. . . In VIetnam ts undergoing sharp And why did we fatl? Certainly Congress that Nixon paints, and of that they ioo .will he judged ; Those who propagate the Big Balloon theory- many of them wrtters of review. But Congress Is not emergnot because the war .was lost course its accuracy will be chalhereafter by the long-range conse- : tpvestment letters - cannot believe that good news Is anything but bad Ing at all well from the latter a qutte the contrary. "On Jan. 27, lenged though· I must say It of the votes they cast this ., . quences III'WS seeking to deceive a guutble public. 11 makes them ntnch. legislators may hear in fact many 1973, when Secretary of State sprtng. strt~ _ I!JI! as beyond sertous . A rise In the stock market, for example, is more worrtsome to them than a decline, the assumption being that a higher stock market is just more mind In deciding how to vote ori Wllllam Rogers signed the Parts · peace agreements, we had won the eo.'ldence that corporate earnings are overvalued and destined to collapse. funding the contras. Sen. Henry Cabot Lodge's defeat war In VIetnam." Nixon's descripEconomic groWth might seem to be good news to most people, but not to of President WUson over joining the tion of his four-year effort to reach those who believe the economic world wlll end with a bang. As they see it, League Of Nations was regarded as that point Is clear and altogether the economy already has grown beyond a .sustainable point. Reg.$6.05 a famous victory at the time; but convincing, (It Is also exasperat- The Btg Balloon theorists cannoi admire the size and steady growth·of tilt balloon even when It is denominated in terms of rising gross national Lodge is remembered today only as · Ing: It was the mining of Haiphong the leader of a "Utile group of wUiful harbor_ In May 1972 and · the ~luct or greater employment or Improved producttvtty. men" whO scUttled the -~ .....---1~ - - ·1· ball of that year that I bl!lieve that all thai goes into the Sin~r-·--­ World brought Hanoi to Its knees. Even added pressure brings closer the day of the btg bang? The congressional opponents of Nixon, who had dithered for nearly : Many of the Big Balloon theorists believe tn cycles, particularly 50-year the VIetnam War have assumed three and a halt years before giving cycles. and inevitably tltat means they see tn today's events somethlngo( a ' that history would treat them more 'those orders, adinlts that "a aood replay of the dtsUiustonlng 193Js. As they,seelt, America was case can be made ·by those who u It seems Utat the 50-year cycle Is overdue -1929 having been thfyear kindly. E Washerless, S·incn chrome plated, exposed misled Into that deadly adventure believe that we should have taken Rough brass bibbs have inale pip~;! lhread.with I. N 1'l•·inoh pipe fittings are finished in polished oHhe btg collapse- tt oruy makes things worse. The longer the blgbangis deck faucet features 112-inch male shanks, couby Its "best and brightest" durtng strong action against' North VIet· :Y• or V2·inch hose threalil on outlet. (165-472/ chrome. P; Trap is complete with flange. (589. One size fits all tanks. Has everything needed dilayed. the more powerful and destructive it wtll be. pling nuts and smoked twin handles. (753-186/ :y··; 165-449/Vi') the Johnson admlnlstratton. Opponam much earller than we ·did.") 671 /J-Bend; 589-929/P·Trap) lot intlallation. (229·5001P13-200A) Other Big Balloon theortsts maintain that the 19:Jls ate already..wtth us without; 590-661 /with) sition to the folly grew, bUt Richard Then what went wrllng? Con· . again. They say we just don't know how bad things really are -that many Amel'ieans live ail Uluslon;, Uta! they don't know how badly olf they are. Nixon beCame president and · gress, that's what. Fiercely parll· pressed the battle. Finally Con· san, attentive to the national mood RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY · EBERSBACH HARDWARE gress, taking matters Into Its own Of war-wearllleiS, and (though hands, forced the wltlidrawal of \ Nixon doesn't stress this) reaching Chester.OH Pomeroy, OH. 992-2811 Amertcan troops from an "unwln· for the president's jugular over (614) 985-3~08 nable war," ended aid to South Watergate, the Democratic ~rs ' VIetnam, and left far-oft Southeast of Congress ID 1973 flrllt IDsilted on a Asia to Its own devtci!l. ''• halt to the bclmbblg of NCl111t ' PICKENS HARDWARE CO. But thta account of events has Vletnamete aanct\lartes In Cambo• STAR SUPPLY CO. ' Today Is Wednesday, March 27, the 86tlt day of 191ri. There are 279 days Mason, W.VA 773-5583 never been the.only one, lind a rtval dia, then paued the War Powers ' .. 322 Third Street Racine, OH ll!ft In the year. version has recently been gaining Act , over Ntxon's veto, thereby • Today's highlight In history: ground. Now It hal taken a major removing .... 1811 threat to the 949-2525 ' tln March 27, 19'71, the worst disaster In aviation history occu!TI!d when a stride foiWanl with the publication North Vlelnamele of an Amertcan ' •' Kl-.M Boeing 747 crashed Into a Pan Am 747 on a runway ml the Canary HARDWARE REED'S COUNTRY STORE of Richard Nixon 'a sixth book, "No retaliation." Jn October, Hanoi !stand of.Tenerlfe. The resulting explosion and fire killed at least ~ More Vletna!lll." re8UIIII!d the offeutve. • .4th &Main St. Reedsville, OH · NEW ~;l!;;:j/;~~~"'!;iJ~:!~rl/~~ 1/PII~j/ ~~~:~h~~!~~:~\~ar;!~~rlne: /!;; l '/ L . Big days for risk-takers ,I .-.... fl 200/o OFF . Local bowling AnOlD • . te· d. ·company ·· · Jack Anderson ON SELECTED KElLER BU·SINESS SERVICES-PH. (614) '92-7270 .. -.- OUR s"E'fivlces iNcll:ioE ...- - ..f[OOR DISPlAYr- •.v R's •TV is •STEREO$ • •TV or STEREO CARTS. 88 ===~·~~~:!~~~~~~~~~~~!il~~:;~~~i,;~~;:~~==~n~~~~~~:~;~~~·:-~a~n~dc.~· :p:o~s~e~s00~a~n~:e~x~te~n~s~l~vre~Iy:~t~t!m~e~----expenence 12 99 19 ~ (t~ Force-Cup - - Gloves ·power Pak • . . STIRLII\G . Big Balloon Theory 99 Vietnam and Nicaragua____W_ill;..._ia_m_A_.R_us_h_er ' 2 99 49 49 * YourChoice * a . Berry'~ World f!'""""""- --- ~----~--~~~-~~-~~~~~------4------~~~~~---~ -- L., Faucet ,, .., . Fluidmaster · Ballcock · pe Fittings Today in hisJory .• fiji 1512, Spanish explorer Juan Ponce de Leon sighted F1ortda. view that the VIetnam War was a own and Hanoi'• reinforcement from · R1118la and China growing, •• SALE ENDS Bibb �Wednesday, March 27, 1986 Ohio The Daily Santine! Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Exp~~ion ag•-eemerit IN STORE BAKERY SPECIJ\tS must be reached-soon SCO'ITSDALE, Ariz. (AP) - An total, $3 million. agreement between major league The players' union has agreed to baSeball-owner-S and players must keep that request separate from be reached this week It the demand for one-third or all televi· American and Natlolll!l League sion revenues under baseball's playoffs are to be expanded ; o a six-year, $Ll-bllllon contract with best-of-seven series In '1911i, the the television netwot:ks, Feltr said. owners' chief negotiator says. · MacPhail, however, said owners "It probably Is too lale It we don't would not agree to. a players' do It this week," Lee MacPhail, the demand for a percenll\ge of any • former American League president revenues, even thouglt players got who Is currently president of the about one-third or the money · owners' Player Relations Comffilt- generated by baseball's previous · televlsloJI pact. _ tei;!, said Tuesday. NBC, the network that will carry "We ha'le said, let's the · toknow decision ' '· SrocKED - The Dshlng should be great at Forked Rmt Lake this ·: spring. Game Protector Keith Wood reports that the Jake has been stocked with 2500 rainbow and golden trout from the Kincaid Fish Hatchery. Average weight Is about onepound. The ,stocking projoc1 was. out through the Division of WlldHf~, Department of Natural Resources. Wood roomunends thaat rom and cheese are good bl!lts for trout, the llmll being 10 per per!lllll. Fishing Ucenses can he purchased at : Forked Run Lake. Workers are shown stocking the lake. .carried :· Marauders open ·:; '85 season tonight make a on money now," MacPhail said. "Why make a decision now that rrught Impact on . the. larger (contract) decision five format It has followed since 1900. MacPhail said. About three · hours of meetings Tuesday between representativeS of owners and players failed to ·resolve the major obstacle to the expansion of the series - the method of splitting up $9 million In television revenue the extra games could generate . "We did not reach an understand· lng today, and It you ask me HIthinl< we' It' going toreachan understand· lng, I don't know," said Don Fehr, acting executive director of the players' union. later?" · But Fehr said the players will not agree to the expanded playoffs unless an agreement Is reached on the extra television r-eVenues. "We are willing to exPIIIId (the plaYQffs) for l!el. All we are saying Is', out of the$9mllllon,-wewant $3 mUJlon. So far, that has been unacceptable to them," Fehr said. MacPhail said the Issue would be discussed again at a meeting Frlday, and· he said it Is virtually Imperative that an agreement be reached then In order to sa tlsfy now The players, Fehr said, are demanding they get one-third of the We Reserve The Ript To limit Quantities STORE" HOURS Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10 PM Sunday 10 AM-10 P-M 298 SECOND St. POMEROY, OH . . i IELTED liAS 165/80 0 13 .......................... 185/8~ 0 13 :..................... .... 195/7 0 14 .......................... 205/7 D 14 .......................... 215/75 D 14 .......................... 225/75 D 14 .......................... 215/75 0 15 ............:.......... ... 225/75 0 15 .....:.................... 235/75 0 15 ........... .............., DOZEN v 28.00 30.00 34.00 36.00 37.00 39.00 38.00 39.00 40.00 FRESH BAKED WHITE OR FRENCH _BREAD · USDA CHOICE BONELESS RUTLAND TIRE SALES Main St. lutland PH. 742-3088 ~:~;,.:~·o~~':s. ~~~~ :~!~ie~~~~tn~~~~~~~h :u~::n'r:d~:2;~r~;,sls:~~ SllVERH~EEfS . DEVElOPMENT ~ RUTLAND .Four pitchers sent to minors USDA CHOICE BONELESS WE ARE TAKING APPLICATIONS AND GIVING INFORMATION ABOUT HOUSING FOR THE ELDERLY (age 62 or older), .HANDICAPPED OR DISABlED IN THE MAPLES LOCATED IN POMEROY, OH. A REPRESENTATIVE WILL BE . THE SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER FROM 9:30 l,M, TO 7 P.M. THURSDAY, MARCH 28 '·: ROCK SPRINGS - The Meigs game at 4 p.m . Coach Jon Arnott's : ]vlarauders baseball team wUJ Marauderettes open defense of the STEWART - Host Federal Gillian and a double by Matlack. The Lancers .added four In the : travel to Pt. Pleasant this evening TVC championship with a key Hocking collected seven hits and : for a 4: 30p.m . game that was just league match-up right out of chute capitalized on seven Eastern errors fourlh and a solo run 1n the fifth. against the Lady Warriors of · enroute to a lopsided 13-5 non• recently added to the schedule. ' Coach Tim Saunders' Marauders Wa rren Local. The Meigs-Warren league triumph "over the Eastern ':Were to open the 1985 season opener Is a t Warren this Monday Eagles here Tuesday evening In a slngie ror high school basebaU action. Fed:.l\1onday at Ravenswood, but that with a 4:30p.m. stan. For F<lderal HO!'i9.n!1Jdal)ack ·_ · · -~"tame \vas -postponed due to. ·\'.'e! " The Me!gs gi!!s ,...o~vners c! a !~ 1 eral I:JockJng_ 1®~ "-=-a -~.() l~ad Jn the, season least year, ta ke on a first round on a walk to Randy : grounds. It has been re-scheduled had a doubte and two stngles , ~AVAILABLEAT ~ = : for Thursday of this week, also a Portsmouth c:Jay nine that has been Matlack on an Eastern error, and : 4:30p.m. game. tO the cla ss state tournament five another walk. Federal went · ahead 4-0 Ia the • Ace right-hander Dan Thomas Is years In a row and won the coveted byCreegflnandKrelger. . second as Tommy Welch led off :fttated to Stan for th~ Marauders · crown three of those yea rs. · on· top of that, the PortsmoutH' · with a ~double, · Kelth -· Bamhart . -- ~- :iOnJgiit " ·hile :- NiCJ< Hush- Is ·sche· . :eluted. to toe the mound against Clay coach says she ha s one of her singled, and Matlack singled knock: ing In · one .run, while an error two-thirds lnillngs of work with Jim better teams this year. ;Ravenswood. In It s opener aga ins t Warr~n . allowed another run to <;ross the Weber and Bryan Durst coming In f Meanwhile , the Meigs gi rls' EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY plate. ;softball teafl! takes the field at state Meigs wJll go against the oilly team on relief. Welch picked up the win In · I ~::::::::::~::::~::~~~::::::::::::::~ f.to defeat It a year ago. That came In In the top of the third Eastern relief of Gillian. ~lass A powerhouse Portsmouth ·the sectional finals . pulled close as Tracy Taylor ted off Eastern pitching gave up seven ~lay this Thursday In a practice with a . double, Ed Collins reached hits, 12 walks, and seven errors; on an error, Jeff Bissell walked, while FH allowed two hits, three Brent Bissell reached on an error, walks and had nine errors. and a fielder's choice sent another Eastern hosts Federal toillght at ;· TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - The has emerged as the No.1 E:Veryday EHS run home. ;ctnclnnati Reds have sent down catcher. He has not announced any E~m. Federal broke the gallll' open In U.-..re: <pitchers Fred Toliver, Mike Smith, declsionaboutwhcthertheRedswlll the third round with five runs on . Eastern ..... .. ...... .. 003 200-- 5 2 7 - - . :smy- Hawle:,t --and.Bob-MuFph~® -· take two or three catchers north live walks, a single by Phillip FH .............. ....... 225 4lx-13 7 9 PRIC~S !:JFECTIVE THRU SAT .. MAH. 30. 19B5 minor-league assignment, leavirtg with the team for the regular season. l5hurlers stili In their major-league r----;-------;:-------------:--~----------1 SUPEIIOR IIG RED · ~amp. . •· The Reds open the National League season i!1 l;lnclnnatl against 'the Montreal Expos_on AprU 8. SMITHFIELD . Reds Player-Manager Pete Rose says he' s feeling the pressure of liavtng to pare players from 'the i J:pster. Five catchers are in spring HOMEMADE SHREDDEDM ..Ib. $2.19 training camp vying for the starting YOUR job- veterans Brad Gulden, Dann Bllardello and Dave Van Gorder CHOICE lind rookies Alan Knicely and Terry McGriff. ·;: Rose says, however , tha t no one wt~~:~~~~~~~~:~~~:t;;:!~~ lOAF Chuck Roast Open 1:00 to 6:00 ·Mon.-Sat. NBC. 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Perez said his contractforthe191!5 . ·season ls drawn and Is waiting tor · . his signature. · •· "All I havetoodO lsstgnll, "hesaid. '' MANY depert course was served. Cro- clleled shamrocks were given as · favors. STYLES TO FROM "' 20o/o OFF . +~· 1979 FORD F-250 TRUCK .,, loll ~wbeel drfv1:, bron t. willie, v.a enct-, _....- - Pacesetters 1ulomaUc II'D- ~power~~-·- ~~!ll....•l! .~· -~~l!!!Ji!allu - -:rRS-Iook is 'now.! Contemporary two-tone styling with minute-a-year quartz accuracy . .,. . Bold and beautifuL The perfect way to keep :~ in time at work or play. • · . •3,~0Q00 ~~~ - ~03> ~~~P- -~J•elen 212 £. Mllft, Pomeroy ., IT'S IULOYA WATCH TIME / Laurel Cliff news notes AttendanCe at the morning servlCll$ March 10 at the FreeMethodisl thurch was 84. · Mr. and Mrs. Edward Archer, , Rossville,Ohlovisiledrecentiywlth Mrs. Edna Schaefer and Mr. and Mrs. Vern Story and son, .John Story. , Wyatt Schaeter, Mt. Vernon, and David _Schaefer. Mansfield, spent ; Bob GibBon of Columbus visited Tuesday with his parents, Mr. and ~'drs. Bob Alkire. , Mr. and· Mrs. Harold Ball of ~OON1 .HAVE TO GO~.--~------­ . : Six L . ' new members were wel- med at the recent meeting of the eterans Memortal Hospital Canstripers held at the hospitaL 1 They were Lisa Ashley, Melissa Jones. Connie MUUrOn, Krist! Rlchljlond, Eva Richards, and Shelly !Fith. Next meeting will be hlild on · ~ tf~m~ ~: t~:'~~~~ =~~ ~d February were cancelled due to 0 1 . "' _~ew candystripet;s LENGTHS TO FORT OF A~ GAs · ~~'GiiJ:) ·------------111(. . f:r·~...;.._ _____ r the week with Mr.- and ·Mrs. Vern Slory and son John Story. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Story and son John and Mrs. Norman Schaefer visited recently with Mr. and Mrs . WUliam Perry, Athens . Mrs. Sidney Lellheit, Columbus, and Mrs. Cecelie Hart, Shade, attended church services at the Free Methodist Church recently. '!'e bad weather. 1 Columbus were weekend guests of hsi sister, FraiiCeS Young. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Alkire visited recently wlth Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bresler ·and . Mrs. Ava Lutz In Lancaster. · Mr. and Mrs. Raiph"'•Chriistlan:- 1 Wellston, were recent visitors ot Mr. and Mrs. Millard Christian. Charles McGrath and 1!1end, Chancey, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl McGrath. Mrs. Ray Hart of McArthur visited Sunday with Mr. ar:td Mrs. Doug Bishop." Ralph Anderson, Cleveland, was recent visitor of ·Mrs. Pauline Atkins . Good news ... you can have gas heat without a lot of expensive home alterations. That's because some of the new high-efficiency gas furnaces ventthrough the wall, and don't need a chimney: So they can be installed easily- and in so fittl_e ~ ·- --- time,you can Mave it dene on a eold~- -winter day and never fe~l a chill. i / ':"'- ----..... II 3.27~~7§] Choice I.,.,...., Aua:lin...t ·'· · ' :} Choose 8·1 0" Yews. Junipers, Arboi· vllaea In globe, upright, apreade:a. ....NO CHIMNEY! . . , 2 FOR $5. 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TABLES You11 get~ on .._Itch. eui/··c•re burl-top t•bles, ld..l for . . _ . . . gueela. Set of 3 Flour • 99 •PLAfN , •SELF·RISINO ...'1" SCOTCH TRANSPARENT TAPE"'· 3 Pick OPEN • 9 to 9 P.M. ~~,~~ ~-~·~~=c=-·,.-·~·~·~ ___Su~_y~J_!~8=. --..~ . ~•~ • ., �.... 10-The Daily Sentinel Plans for participating In the "I>Prtng ts In the Air" !lower show to be held at Royal Oak Park on Aprll 13 and 14 were dJscussed at the l'l'Cellt 111Eetlng of !be Rutland Friendly Gardl'ooers held at the home of Suzy Carppnter. The Show is sponsored by the Chester and Shade VallEy Garden Clubs and an lnvltatklo was read from the clubs blvltlngmembersnot only to view the exhibits but to display ,In !be sho!N. The Rutland club made plans tor a wOrkshop 011 Rutland Friendly Gardeners meet Wednaadly. llllaod• %7, 1186 Pomeroy Middlapon. Ohio 3.1Tallg1!11le11S to be held at 6: 3:1p.m. onAprll12at the Rutland Gun Club. Decorator's Show Hollie 'I& wu dlscussedandadellnl!Pded•lmwW be madP next meeting. JaDet Bolin read a lettf'l' fnm Pal Holter ~the spring regional meet· lng fkiwe!' sblw. Clasaes In wllldl to enter exhibits were A lettel' was read from Vlrglnla Covert, ftglonal director, announc· lng the schedule tor the regional mePtlng to be held at the Jlocldni Molor Lodge In Nelsonville on April 17• • allo:3Ethe regional board noeet~ae to 01e11er with a April to at luncheon at U:3la.m. · No declalon was made about pru:ldlng fkiwe!'s for the Rutland AJumnJ AIIOdatlcn ~ For the program, •:e: Janel Bolln talkt'd on abltnct coUagessuggesUngtheU!eola!IJina tile or a plyWoOd board pUited while for the base, and then applying paper and nat plant mater111J• to create a two dlmeiiSional look. A mixture o1 half and balf glue and water was ~ted tor 111e In early bloomiJog. SliP suggested that they be brouglol In wheii the buds appear swollen. Use sharp pruning sian to avoid tearing the bark IPfl onthelbrubortreP,andtheOmakea tbree or tour blch sUI trom the base at eoodo brandt so that ucan absOrb water more paslly. Branches should :; forced branches. SliP spriJia Usaed flnytbla, JIWIIIY willow, l1oneysuclcie, crab apple, Dowering quince, cberry 'lllld flcw;:o lug plum as brancheswhlchcanbetorcedlnto l after removing the buds beloW, water Une. BrancheS ali> bPs! wrapped with damp DPWSpaper until the buds open. Judy Snowden broughtllciWIZiald and cyclanjen for the~~~ at the month. Refreshments were lf!rwd. • · Wednesday, March 27. 1986 Nutritious snacks encourage good eating habits, dietician says ·Teaching children the tmpor· tance of eating good nutritious snacks Is no Pasy task when they a start towards good nutrttlonal habits. .,... While attPmpts to stop your .,.,"".:'tJ:!: are'fe~coxns ~ ta~n~ tly~bom ·-;:-;;;:;:.ba;;mrdediii\cSiwitfathr~· child's snacking habit are probably cz fuUle, you can make those after· 1 -coated cereal o~fast food, accord· school and evening snacks nutrl· lng to Pleasant Valley Hospital ttous. And when the ldds taste how dietitian Brenda Murray. great these snacks are, they may Though the .task Is dl!Ocult, It never gil back to pOtato chips and should mt be abandoned becallseo! candy bars, Ms. Murray said. Its . ~'11pa Refined sugar Is undoubtedly Oi1l' man· ages dietary departments at 350 · of the biggest vUlaln,t to 'good hospitals and nursing homes across nutrtiton. Not only Is sugar highly · the country. caloric and mn-nutrltive, but It also Also, children who develop a promot€S tooth decay. For this tas.te tor sugary and/or salty · reason, try using fruit . (fresh or snacks will probably retain these dried) as sweet substitute tor ~~~~~~~~~~ results, she satd. AU thl' more reason to get your youngsters off to nour can be used Instead of white Hour. The bran of thP wheat kernel Is Included In Beat of the. bend TDT.L f~ " lyt h "' \4 'fU~I!ilnll!ll!d •tgllrdle~ Ytotloe!l """h ll'le ; •.u lm llu y VlJ.IJ f at !Utili f;h/ qO!• ·~ Sll llo f•t. l ~l<> (ll maouiJ Ch.l<tr ll you .-l! nor .C reger ""111 reo!Ke V<"J' otiii'Tl same bi'Jnd 01' a co~rable brlln ll or n•fuod vour our c~H orice . Register To.. A Trivial Pursuit ·Game New Genus II Edition. One Game Given Away Per Store Per Week. Drawing To Be Held At 6:00pm Every Saturday Fo( BWeeks , ~ ---~--.---~---. ----~ .... - - , Cost·No More· Per Serving Than Bone-In • Easier To Carve •Easier To J1,1dge •Easier To Cook Serving Size ·--·.---.- ..... 11 1 i I I · • ----~-------------- 1 1 ADDRESS I NAME CITY PHONE NO . - - - - - - - - STATE.E_ __;ztp"---- p N0 IL i ·I I urchase Necessary I NEED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN I . KROGER EMPLOYEES ANDELIGIBLE THEIR ' IMMEDIATE FAMILIES NOT Southern Dtstrtct Supt. BobbyLocal OrdSchool reports that · JI ' o·omlno . • pure Cane Sugar 38 5-lb . . .. · . · . __ " _ . ·' p· d oun . Fill a plstlc bag with cut up drted fruits Uke apricots, banana chips, raisinS, apple . pieces and add favC)rlte nuts and some carob chips and grated oocanut. ~Goodl The following rECipe offers a great altei'D;IIt!V~ tO the usual sruick treats. In addition to tasting good and offering high nutritional value thesl' mullins offer a wonderful Introduction to· the world of food preparation ior children. · Apple-Honey Mullins • · 1IS cups whole wheat flour · ·!teaspoon salt 3 teaspoons baking powder 1~ cups bran 1 teaspoon nutmeg V. cup oll V. cup blackstrap molasses or maple syrup · · V. cup.hOney 1IS cups milk ' 1 tablespoon vinegar 1 teaspoon vanilla I teaSpoon grated lemon rtnd 1 cup grated apples IS cup chopped filberts or other ·nuts. Combine dry tngredlmts In largP bowl and set aside. Beat eggs; add .oU, molasses, honey , milk, vinegar, vanilla, lemon rind, and grated apples. Add apple mixture aU at once tO dry Ingredients. Stir In nuts moistened. Fill and mix until -- ·--- <t>C:::;;::S'll:~~~~~'?~~~;~1i;;m~:!I'EiS?; CB Club meets The Big Bend CB Club wlil m<'<'t Frtday night In at thl' grange hall In the falrgrounds : Plans will be fT!ade for the annualcoffoiP break to be held May 5at thefatrgioods In the grange hail and for a safety break to be held ·at theroadsidepark on Route33over Memorial Day wrekend. . freP admission, and Sl'lter.al d.eal.ers wUI bepresent.A membership drive in underway and dues are payable by the second mreting In Aprll. Mretlngs are held the second Thesday and the last Friday of eacli · month. 'Wa/burn birth TRJNKING DAY- About 100 Meigs County Girl Scouts noted Thlnldng Day ~ at Carleton School. Many attended In COitumes ol other oounlriell, and each tiO!lll pt'e8ellied a skU, pme, song or dan.c e. • Above, Troop 1039 lllembers represellied England, dernooo8tratlng Scoltlohbopico4CJh. from lett they a,e Tva GerlaCh, Heather FranckOwiak, Lee LucliYdoo, Sherry Jolonllon, Mary Stein and Ahhy Blake. Below, countries represented Included, from left, Autumn Coode, SaUsbury J%al, Ireland; Sarah Anderson, Pomeroy 12ll, Gennany; Lee Luckydoo, Middleport lo:ll, England; Kelly stewart, . Middleport 1223, Canada; Julie buck, Pomeory 1276, Holland; Edolda Ste{all. ~ville IU6, Africa and Megan Evans, Middleport 12M, lriUI. Mr. and Mrs. StPVen Walburn of Knoxville, Tenn. are announcing the birth of a son, Tyler Edward, on Feb. 14. They have a daughter. Swnmer Ashley, two. Paternal grandparents are Mar· jorie and Date Walburn. Mlddle,port , and the paternal great · · grandparents ~ are .. MarY and . Raymond Walburn, Middleport. Ma tPrnal grandparents are NIll'S. KitzmUler, Bristol, Va. and Carol and Gene Edwards, Erwin, Tenn . · Great-grandparentsare. Creola3Jld ... _. ZPb.itdiali Ledford. and Nora Tip.ton, Erwin. Ten n:·, is a great-great· grandmother. Mr. and Mrs. Walburn and children. are currently enjoying a visit In Middleport with his parents while he is on spring break from law school. Baker birthday The 90th birthday of C.M . Baker was observed Sunday with a dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Downie an~ daughters. Debbie and Elizabeth. OorothyDowritewasalso a guest for the dinner. Joining the group later were Baker's daughter, Mary Hlndy, Middleport .-and three of his great·grandchildren, Rodney JayMar ClubThesday Men's Assocla· trton forGot( 7 p.m. at the c .Kroger Pork & Beans 16-oz. • • - anre for 1983-84, aDove the state average. league members, substitutes and ·any tnterested persons attend. in Somostoftheyoungpeoplewere their places with sun-shiny faces . Planswlllbentad<i'tortlJeThesday and Wednesday PVenlng leagues -~::~:~s:;:~~elgs ~tired ;~g:~o:ague --The glorious weather - especlally If you will reflect a fPW weeks back - . soould help you to keep county. · smlmllng. > , NON RETURNABLE BOTTL!E REGULAR OR DIET RC· 100,' Hunt's Ketchup Diet Rite·. or ·RC Cola BRADBURY - Bradbury· PTO wUI mret Thursday even· lng; 7:30p.m .. at the school. · 2-Liter . .. For LIMIT 'S PLEASE 1HURSDAY .' .. POMEORY - Twin City Shrtnettes will meet at 7:30p.m . Thursday evening at Pleaser's Restaurant. home of Mrs. Grare Weber. MelaniP StPthem wUl be the guest speaker. MIDDLEPORT - The Meigs County Woq1en's Fellowshlp 'of the Churches of Christ will mret at the Bradbury Church of ·Christ, 7:30p.m. Thursday . .. I '' l Effective ·clothes From Consumer Reports By the Editors of Consumer Reports Drying your . wash In the sun Is undoubtedly the least expensive, most ·efftclent method. But you Cjin't always count on the sun when you want dry clothes. A clothl's dryer Is much more convenient. Consumer Reports' mglnrers ecently tested 38large-capaclty gas and· electric dryers With average prtces that ranges from $331 to$487. (Dryer prtces vary constderaby, so It's wise to shop around). A clothes dryer should dry wash loads fairly quickly and be able to handle permanent-press Items, del· tcate wash, and other fabriCs at the right temperatures. · Each model tested by the engt. ·neers had at least two maximum drying tPmperatures and controls for temperature settings and dry· .. J All New· Instant .Mountaieer ' Curtis L. Jenkinson to William L. Ault, Lo!'<'ne Ault., Parcels, Middle· port Vlllage'. Charles King, Sandra King to Akron 011 Corp., Right of Way, Meigs. Calendar · LONG OOi'TOM _ Long Bottom Community Association wUI inret 'at 7:30p.m. Wednes· FRIDAY : day evening at the Long Bottom POMEROY - A live pl'l'Sl'n· --community Building.-·· ·• - · · tatlon of "The Trial and Cruclflx· lon of Christ" will be presented Friday PVenlng, 7:30p.m .. at the POMEROY - The Wlldwood Faith Church on the Ohio United Garden Club wUI meet at the 7 bypass nl'81' Pomeroy, and home of May Holter Wednesday again on Aprll6, 7:30p.m. at the at 7:30p.m. There will be a white Syrncuse Elementary School. elephant sale. EvPryone Is Invited to attend. LIMIT 1 PLEASE Property transfers will be Senior Voluntrer Program n?alfy· ·active and certainly contrloote a great deal to ·many programs and activities In the WEDNESDAY 32-oz. • County ·· im• . Drop Your Entry Blank In The Drawing Box At Your Local Participating Krog.er Store Or You May Mail It To: THE KROGER CO. 2007 EAST 7th. ST. PARKERSBURG, WV 26101 · Thompson Whl.te' s. eedless G .r·ap·.es . -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ) . 2 eggs Grab-A·IIq Aad MUDCb fii::cc~~"""';l: " =~=.-""""'~""''-"'"""C~~ ~~ ·'-""'-'"""'~-""';:"'""...=.....~:: ··:== '-~~=:- '"·= ··' c:-:=: · "'~ ·. - - ,:=· =,...,..._.., ~ . "':_:;;:::;:::~~L'"·Jk~ ~'"~~~~~~·~·:,.,t~o~c~ou:n~c~ll;~h,~~·i~th~e~~~~~'lii ilau 'c'iii6imem6:fS:''" , 1 gles tor vegetable treats. . Pancake breakfast set • stuffed wlth.peanut but1Pr. Raisins whole wheat flour and Is high In and nuts can add divmlty. But ftber. there · arP other easy, just-as· 1 Avoid ln~nts using Imitation nutritiOus snacks, which can bl' fun flavors, colortngs and chemical for kids to make, too. As an extra additives When there Is a conc<!rn, · bonus, ,these soiacks are easy and · ~he said. ,. tun to make too'·the kids. E!licause fresh, fruits and vegeta· Banana Pop~ . bles make the .moot nutritious Mix three ripe bananas, one spacks, try using them whelll'Yer pint plain yogurt and OnP possible: And If you wish, ~void tablespoon honey In a blendl'r at many of the additives whlch are medlwn speed. Pour Into pop sprayEid on fruits and vegetables molds and freeze. purchased In a superinarket, first · FnoJt .Or Vegetable J(abobl wash them. In a solution of · Put a variety of small pieces or one-fo)irth cup dlstllled white vi· negar mixed wlih a dishpan fUll of · fruit or vegptables QJI a toothpick. Use apple wedgeS, ratslns, orange water. sections, plneapjlle ·grapPS and TherE: are a number of tasty melon balls tor fruit kabobs, and · wblch use fruits aitd vegeta· cherry tomatoes, carrot circleS, bles, Ms. Murray sal<!. ProhAbly pepper squares and zucchini Irian· the most well-utilized Is celery By BOB HOEFLICH Recently 11 members of the program -visited the Rutland £le' OVP !ltaf( Writer The Meigs County 4-H Commit· mentary schOOl as a part of the Ire has taken right to read program and shared ,£!.,•=··~·-- -quite- an stories with the students. They also present~ ch)ldren with candY tlous airplanes. . · This from 7 a.m. to Makblg up the' group WPre p.m. :, now Beulah McComas, Rachel Downie, -, c:··~· = fuat's a toni day Elleen Suck, Mary V. Reibel, - th€' commlttre Thelma Dlll, Dorothy Downie, Joan · wlllstageapancake-sausagedayat Sorden. Anna R. Fitch, Florence the Pomeroy Elementary School. lUchards, M. Stewart and Eva The meal wlll be $3 for adults and $2 R()bson. for children under 12. ---Now that's only a part of lt. In Speakfngofactlvesenlorcltlzens, conjunetlon with the serving of you'll be pleased to know that food, a craft festival wlll be held to Vermn Nease, Forest Run Road stained glass, area. resident, has bePn rPIUrned to his home from St. Joseph Hospital baskets, dolls, t:a:ster candles, ceramics and othl'r Items. By the . In Par)<ersburg, W.Va. way,l'm !!Ure that there Is room for Vernon was taken to the hospital you to display your craft"!)!! you .. ll'lt)l sertou~ lnjurtes ~~ L~ a caoCgP(the·aetalls by caHlng Pat fall at his liome. Everyone reWolfe at 985-3969 or the county members Vemon'sdedlcaleeffOrts tn the AmPrlcan Red Cross Blood· extennslon office. Go for 11. ---mobile program. Mrs. Blanche Wolfe who resided on M,lddleport' s Q>:i_'l'l ,st=t~·fC:"'· --~He· ls recuperating ntrely and Is many, ma11y years has left her so grateful for your cards and most home and Is residing In a prtvate · · of ~u -' your prayers. --nursing hOrne atl68 Butternut A\!e. In Poml'I'Oy. Mrs. Wolfe· wUl be Upcomlngasatund. ~atserhythe · Ladles AuxOiary of the Scipio observing her ~nd birthday Qn Friday and she'd just love to hear Township Voluntrer Fire Depart· from you. So what not? meni Is a smorgasbord at tbl' ---PagPVIIle ToM! Hall. The event Is The ,Citizens' Council for Ohio setforSatursday,AprU13,from5to Schools, Cleveland, periodically 7 p.m. The women would like to revieWs ;>tate I:ieparunent of Edu· count on your being there. Dinner cation data collected yearly from wlll be $3.50 for adults and $1.75 for Ohio's 615 school districts. children. The attendanre average for all I haven't Pncountered Bob Freed public schools bl Ohio for the 1983-84 school year was 93.5. Individual who has retired, but apparently he's on -the move. distriCts had attmdance rates that ranged from a low of 86.5 10 97.2. He's announcing a meeting of the SA TISFACTIDI GUARAITEE The Dally Sentinel-Page 1 1 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio ' Family medicine lng cycles. Most of the models tested drted a large load of wet wash In about 3l minutes. On averagP, both gas and electric models were equally fast at drying. HowPVer, the gas dryerS are apt to cost less to operate. Gas models were also more expensive than the electrlcs. but the saving in energy should easily make up for any differences In prlre wlthtn the first year of ownership. H you have gas avallable In your house, the top-rated .Whirlpool LG7llllXM. at an averagP prtce of $417, would be thP one to choose. Its only drawback was that It vents from the back of the machle, which may pose a problem II your laundry· room c8nnot accommodate such an Installation. ·Many of the other gas dryers can vent from one of three points - drying.~ . bottom, left, or rear. Among thOSP . convenlertt to use because their markings and dial positions were gas dryers. the GE DI>G92SJD, at ·clear and easy to understand. an average $449, was also speedy. If you're interested In making · If you need to use an electric your own repairs, yo\t might model, the Whirlpool LE'llmXM appreciate the repair manuals performed very well. Its average offered by Whirlpool and GE foi · prtce of $378 was less than that or many other models. The Sears their dryers. The GE manual alse• Kenmore 6592l,.at an average price covers Hot point dryers . Both Whirlpool · and . GE: have a toll-free of $416, also performed well. number that you can calllfyou need; HoWPVer, thP.Se two models also help when making repairs. . vent only In the rear. The usual warranty on the dryers' The General Electric DOE9200D, tested Is for one year on parts and: at an average $410; the GE tabor. : DDE8200D, at an average 385; (For a special repon of ConsuHotpolnt DLB28li)D, at an average $362; or The Maytag DE612 , at au mers Union's evaluation of dis~ average $429, can vent from tbe hwasher deterge nts, send $1 for' bottom, the left - but not the right each ~opy to C.QNSUMERS, P.O.: Box 461, Radio City Station, NeW...;. and the rear. Most of tbe dryers teSted have a York 10019. Be sure to ask for thC: rotary dial to controal timed cycles. reprint on "Dishwasher Some of the dials we!'<' a lot more detergents.") What .is pleurisy artd its cause? ~ · . . Illnesses as pneumonia, a viral .cheSt wall, putting pressure ·On the blfectlon o1 the lungs, TB or a tumor· lungs . and hl'art ·and .causing In the lining of the lung, congestive- shortness of breath. QUESTION: What arPthe sympheart faUure or PVen liver disease. toms of pleurtsy? The word pleurtsy comes from ANSWER: Your nepheW proba· pleura, the namP of the thin, clear bly ran a temperaturP of 102 or 103 mPmbrane which covers both the degrees and complained of painful lungs and the Inner surface of the breathing and chest pains. He chest wall. · Normally, the two might also have had a perslste1.11 pleural surfaces glide easUy over each other, but with pleurisy they cough that expelled thick sputum. All these sYffiptoms Indicate pleur· become roughened and Inflamed. lsy caused by a lung Infection. When· the ' pleuras contact QUESTION: How did the doctor durtng breathing or coughing, for that my nephew had cletennlne Instance.- sharp pain results. pleilrtsy? Sometimes, the pleural surface A[IISWER,;. 'i'he physician probe· bly diagnoSeOpi~ttw=Taltd'" 'frE ' . ' a' ·underlying disease causing It\ by physical · examination and chest X·rays. He or shl' may also have withdrawn fluid from the chest hy Inserting a nPedle through the ch<'Slt wall and analyzed It for specl(!c Infections: • Frequently pleurtsy clears up oncetheunderlytngdlseaseprocess Is treated, but your nPpheW may have pains on and off for a feW months following recovery from lils cold. "Family Medicine" Is a wePkly column. To submit questions, write to Edwanl Schreck, D.O.. Ohlo University College of Osteupathlc ""~~ktnq-G.~.~~MQ!!, A~:. ~ Ohio 45'11Jl. �12-The Daily Sentinel March 27. 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Study has O.h io's day-care · centers among wors~ in U.S. The Daily Sentinel Wed1181day, March 27. 1986 PHONE 992-2156 Or Wntt Olllly Stfttlllll CIIHttltd DtJI. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 4 Business Services 111 Court St . ,_.,of, Ohio 4S76! The Givuway 11 Help Wanted Profe••ional Service• 23 13 32 Mobile Home• for Sale Public Notice 1981 Victorlon 14x70, Ou•il Creek. priced reduced f2,000 . Cali 614 -246 - c•ll cottecr 606 · Will cere for ill or elderly in your home. by hour or d•y, experlemed In medical cere. 304-87&-8137. Someone 1o live· in wtth lltderly lady in Dunbar, W. Va Phone 304-675-1374 4or6bdr groom , utility room, 11!2 bath, gar1ge, concrete drive. nic"e 101, 4 112 mi. from Gellipoli• on Rt. 141 . W1ll consider mobile home u trade-in Bargain pnced. x64, f12,960 . 1 Spring brook 14x70. 3 bedroomo. 2 bath . 513.950. 1985 JOfri 14x70 , 3 bedroom . 114.950 . 19B5 Oak Cove 14x70, 2 or 3 bedrooms, 2. 152.500 Call 4411-8038 . beth , $16,960 . Most homes ere loaded with options Garden tub. deluxe appliances. extra 1n1uleteon. cathedral ceding& with fan• and much more. USED· 1975 Gowernor 1 2x60 , 3 bedroom only 86500 1968 6 room houM, bath, b11e.. 7 12 Yard Sale Situations Wanted ment , 24x24 garage, 1 1/• acre flat lot. clo10 to town. Call 614-446-4217 . Houu tor }home. Call61 in Jack1on ~'il;~"1~1r~c~ate~-~-r~o~r~~~'!J_~n e.o;~;'~'ir'i~mile.&.Abovs 2x46, •-.3600 Fr.. ~l 36 on Co. l ..liibort\<--1 delivery and aet-up . located MITCHELL'S HOME VIDIO baument. attic. garden apace. large yard. good commu acrou from CEN1ER~ - In 1984, 15 families working with the Appalachian Ohio Public Interest Campaign and the Office of the Consumers Counsel presented testimony before the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio about Columbus and Southern Ohlo Electric Company's rural line extension practices. According to the Appalachlan Campaign group, the Public Utility Ad . 4 , Bloomfield Twp. 2 bdr . , Io2 West Main $t. Pomeroy, OH. Dependable yard· service Weeds . Walkways cleared Leaves raked Hedges trimmed, etc. Call814 - 99~ - PH. 992-6911 2269 . Bill Stack MACH•E & MOVIE lENT AU & SALES after STORE - Commissioners ..re.vealtXJ _more.,ln..: formation on March 26, 1985 about Call price! II Call 614-992-6941 . $6000. or belt offer. 19B2 commadore 14x62. 2 wmyl underpindowns. 1-6Jt10 200 oz electric aer- I MEIGS I ·· -- ~.: fic·me:o;.;·· ---- Appliances • TV SP!'rling Goods Tires • Misc. Hdwe. Maurice Reed, Francis Reed, Marvin Reed, Darlene Reed, Dohrman Reed, Pliyllis Reed, David A. Reed, Maxine R. Dupre, John E. Dupre to Marvin Reed, Dohrman Reed, 40 acres, Olive: Norman E. Baum, JoAnn Baum to Norm.W E. Baum, JoAnn Baum, Sherlff's Deed, Chester. Janet B. Roush, Norman H. Roush to Don Beegle, Lot 12ffi, Sutton. Jack K. Spires, deceased, by Admin., to Larry J. Boll, Rita D. Boll, Admin. Deed, Salem. James S. Rucker, Connie Rucker to James R. Husk, Maxlnr Husk, 26.50 acres Lot 8, Olive. 1984 Schultz 3 bedrooms, kitchen with refrigeralor, · stove and dishwasher. cen - ··· loa: Middleport & Vicinity All James Burton Vineyard, deGibbs to John W. Abdella, VIcky L ceased, Lucy F. VIneyard, Cert. of Abdella, Parcels, Middleport Trans., Olive Village. Esther H. Sylvester to Robert R. LaSalle Hotel Corp. Tnc , Alfred Roush, Charles E. Humphreys to Sylvester. Pamela M. Theiss. Cert. of Trans., Syracuse VUlage.' · Yvonne H. Scally dba, Paul E Dailey dba, Scally-Dalley ProperVIrginia Grimm to Woodrow ties. Parcels, Middleport \1.illage. ~ Foreman, Llnd.ll Foreman; Pt. Lot, Middleport VIllage. Etfft,l ·winn Taylor, deceased. Helen Elaine Atkeson. Eleanor · GaleR. Rhodes, Kathy L. Rhodes to Leadmg Creek Conservancy Bernice Thomas, Cert. of Trans.. Rutland. District, Right of Way, Salem. Alfred Stitt, deceased, Ethel Mae Carolyn J . MIUer toGa lila County Stitt, affidavit, Sutton. Rural Water Assoc .. Right of Way. Jaymar Coal Co. to Village of Salisbury. Pomeroy, Ease., Pomeroy VIllage Ralph Cundiff, Lois Cundiff to Joyce K. Circle, George W. Gallla County Rural Water Assoc., Circle, Fred W. Gibbs, Janice E . R1ght of Way, Salisbury. 614 - 949 - 2693 Real Estate SA VI! 30-50-70% their position on ' the rural line 1973 Kukwood Mobile Home. 12x60 .2 bedrooms, new carpet. Good condition . Real Cute remodeled Middlepon home . Real bargain Ower 200 Movitl lwait.ltlt f•lll•l O•t Wtll to W•ll miles from the new Ravenawood Bndge. June tion of I·77 and Rt. 2 Gene's Mob1le Homea. 304· 273·51 2 iiil,...- ifr;rr,wii~• J~!Cn'lniniJ , roof. porch wt'h sundeck, 304-675 -5375 . Financial 33 - . Farms to-r- sale 'Good used refrigerators, washers, -dryers, gas and electric ranees and TV sets. OPEN 8 TO 6 Farm hous&& 68 •cres with • tobacco ba1e end mineral nghts. In Porter, Ohio on Camp11gn 'Creek Rd . 649,000 7247 . County Appliance, Inc. 627 Thin! A" Gallipolis 4-46-1699 34 " 8 1 Public Sale & Auction Call 614 -446- Business Buildings Basement & 3 mobile home lots for sale. owner '¥ill finance C1U 614 -446 0175 Add110n Ohio river frontage . For sale by owner 37 acre• . 3 ma from .HMC . on Kemper Hollow Rd. 112.000. Coli 614 -446-7476 Gallt• County- land for Nle on Raccoon Creek . near State Rt. 7 . l/4 mileecceuto Oh1o ·R1ver ... . approx . '4000 feet of water frontage. cr"k can accomad1te' larger pa.e•ure boats Owner seeking pFIVIte Ule tO inVBI10rl Or developer• C.oll (8141 446· 2974 or 446 -0766 . RRnlals 41 Houses for Rant House for rent Cell 304- 675- 7263 875 · 5104 or 675-5386. Buying daily gold, silver coin•. rings, jewelry, 1terting ware. old coins. large currency . Top prices. Ed. Bur· kett B1rber Shop, 2nd. Ave 3 rooms with prNete bath . ref Requested. Can 614- 446-2215. · Middleport. Oh . 814 ·992 · 3476 . Cherrington 1Screp Metels. Unp . lron-t2.00 cwt. Short lron - t2 .60 cwt. Motor Copper· SINGLES CLUB for Wall Vlrginianoll Dat•it• f2.00. Hittbllly Ha1rt1 Club, Bo• B1 . Leivlly, w. v •. 28878 4 Meigs County Emergency Medical Service rePOrts thattourcallsfor ·assistance were answered Monday. · At 11: 11 a.m .. the Rutland unit :was called to HarrisonvUle for Earl Artx who was taken to Veteran Memorial. At 12:53 p.m., Middleport was called to Dr. Matthew's office for Pa trlcla Arnold who was takentoVeteransMemorial.At7:35 p.m., Pomeroy went to 113 Pleasant Ridge for Eleanor Werry to VeteransMemorlal.Andat7:38p.m., the Bashan fire department was called (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992·6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 1-U lin · f' .., ., Old horN drown dloc. you heul away . Call •fur 1 :00PM. 814·2&8-1436. Fomote Springer Spenlalopprox. 3 rro. old, gentle. Coli 814·441·4123 .. Plans... (Continued fr9m page 1) ment and career counseling during theJunethruSeptemberpertod. Potential work sites will be receiving a summer work site survey to detennine their needs for workers In the near future. Any non-profit organizatiOn or governmen! agency which does not receive --"" '===~ ru t~ sce;1c-o! .1-..ba..~ f!~-f!n '"'- ~.£W"'-/e"J-~J Apr'J15_shou.!d ron!a~t Townshlp Rd. 43. The fire was the .ITPA office at 117 W. Second St. con tamed by 8 p.m . Pomeroy or call 992-2222. Giveaway,_ PT. PlEASANT OFFICE ' Public (cOntinued !rom page 1) the Ohlo Educational Television network. AttendWJce ID the Ohio F.H.A. convention for the horne economics teacher and three studru!ls was !!Q!li'OVe!lL ~.. ~ The next regular meeting will be held at 7p.m. on Apr1117. 3305 JACKSON AYE. SMALl ANIMM HOURS l1ooHy 3 p.m.-5 p..,.. GIFT SHOP """"'"' 3 p.m.· 5 p.10. OPEN: Tues.-Wed.·Fri. Sat. & Sun. I 0 to 5 Mondays 1o u 1 Clolltl Thursday S.rurotor 10 o.m.- t 1•30 a.m. OWNER: S•r•h Fl•h•r ,...., r.Jo P.M.-I , .... ••• •.1\' J p.m.-5 p.m. fridoy 1 p.M.·2 p.m. =1-L~~~~~-~G~E~~~·r"~~~"'--I···~__:W< .I Ttl COUNIIY LOFT ----lli!:l!!J ., " 73 ·10 Chtwr Tr. f .............................. l65 73·10 Cht•r Tr. - .......................... . 135 73·10 (hf•r· Tr. • .......................... 165 73·10 Clw•r Tr. 11-14 (hnJ. Tr. f ............................ •IIO 73-7t ford Tr. f ............................:..l$1 73-79 ford Tr. - . ......................... 'ISO 1S-14 ford Tr. 73·10 Clwwr Tr. 71-79 for~ Tr. Tall GIIIM .................... $10 10-14 ford Tr. (hriOI .. _ . ........... $70 Grilli ........- ................ •40 73-10 Cht•r· Tr. Toll GotM ....................$70 ·... Ellll af Rt. 7 Tarft ltlt, ..... ,.,. "· 111 'I 1/)5/iln ................. $70 .~l'i;iiMiltR4W: &&rtlh !rl'Q! H.!J!!J!~I ~ • .IWIWIJ'" rltht. , ... - . .. 90 2 lorgo 1rHI. You cut. Cell 814-378-2803. 36 lb . Alum .· $.26 lb.. Radiotoro -t .28 lb Cell uo belora you Mit. 16141 8B2-7576 . JepaneM ewords wanted . Paving t200.00 mlnumum winter, 824 Pehon, Spr1ng ~ field. ill. 82702. (217) 644· 781 1 or 123·8729. Would Mke to buy • 4 drewer woodtn fHino ••blnet. Coli 814-949-2083 •her IPM. illllliiiVIi'i'l!l Sl'l VI I'. ten, loveeble, own. moving - · to find ,ood homo. Colt 814-388-1171. f•moto. Do-cl•wecl. C•ll 814·881·4218. 11 Help Wanted 32 Mobile Homes for Sale for env purpose. Le•der I---.,-~----­ Mong•ga 3061. 23 Co.. 814·692. Profa1aional Services Electric toy tretne. Lkanel, Amerlc•n Flyer. Any ohope or condhion. C•M 814-1112· 1358. • Buutifut Colico cot,lpiY<Od. houHbrolten. opoiilld ·rot- CrNm colored SienMM cet HOME OWNERS-Rellnonco to tow !bad r•t• U~~t equity Pieno .T-uning 1nd Repair . Brun6cardl Music Co ., 614448·0887. Twentieth yoor of quolity Mrvice . Lone Dtnteto. 814-742-2911. PIANO TUNING AND liE · PAIR, Reduced rote•llmhed time only. W•rd'o Kaybolrd. 304-878-&&00 or 87&3B24 . USED MOBILE NEW HOMES KESSEL'S QUALITY MOBilE HOME SALES. 4 MI. WEST. GALLIPOLIS . RT 35 . PHONE 814-448· 7274 . 12x80 Schutt 10o22 11. porch. Iaroe le~ tot, Crown Coty. price nag., help fl. n•nco Colt 814·218· 1444. Mull ooll 1983 14xl2 Joy Skyline complototy fum. except bdr .. we- lo dryor, completely underpinned. 8x1 0 atOraae building Mt· ting on private rented lot . Can stay if sold. Call 614448-7200 ofter 6PM . Houle for rent. Hender.on, 3 bedrooma. modern kitchen . recently c•rpeted, beaament, larte lot. atove •nd refrigerator furnishH. 1260 00 month, ptuo depooit, 614·448 -0111 . Two bedroom unfurnished house, tn Henderaon, beN· ment . 1185 .00 month 1100 00 dopooh ptuo utNitieo. 304 -076 -1118 . New Haven. 2 bedroom, partly turnl1hed kitchen. UliO.OO . Rivet view, pllone 304-882 -3&40 3 bedrooms. newly redecorated, new carpet, •211.00 month, depoeit required. 304-675 ·28&1 . . �Page- 14- The Daily Sentinel 42 Mobile Home• for !~tent LAFF-A-DAY 64 MIIC. MerchendiH ',1111 Furnished. no. city tn:ea, water Ia Mwage furnished, · beaut iful riverview. Ka nauga . Foetar ' e Mobile Homtt Port!. 6t4-441-t 602 . bom buHdingl'built.-For ••tlmates call304-8 715 3B8t . •t70 mo. t1&0 dep., Roc. coon Rd., one child pre- ferred. Coli 6t4-446-9346. 12•10 2 bdr. fumlahed trailer, g .. • Wltlf' pd .. t250 mo., •too dopoaH. Coli 6t4-441 -6583. . ''t' 2 bdr. Skyline complotoly .,,,, '1( \\ . _., ~--- 1/ . alloy. Coll6t4-245-58t8. ~ 2 bdr. mobile home. Call '---"' 8t4-448·0390. \111111111 KIT 'N' CARLYLI ®bJ Is 1-~· ..~·· Slight paint damage . Fla•h · ing 1rrow ligna. New other- ' -,- ,- - - - - - -wise. t249 complete. four 1 left. borgoln . Coli lmmo- Sprlng Speclol: 24' x30'x8 ' dlotoly, t -800·423-0183 , with t8' x7' goroga door It F oorvlco door , •3.888 •nytime . I actory repl erected. Iron HorN Bldg1. noododl. 814-332-9748 colloc1. Going out of buaine11 Hie, 30 to 60 par cent off. Dab It 64· Formoll Cub with equipShop. 13t7 Ohio St .. Point ment; t1, 760 delivered . Coli e14-379-2882. Plee11nt. Apartment for Rent . IPICe for travel trail· era. campers, fold upa. Wa JACKSON ESTATES' ter, nwer, electric cabla APARTMENTS [Equal hook ups. Call 304-773: Housing OppOrtunity) 5651 otter 5 :00p.m. . monthly rent •tans at *163 · for 1 bedroom and 1198 for 2 bedrOom, deposit *200. located near Spring Valley Plaza end Foodland, pool Merr.hanrt1se end Cable TV available, hours a• po11ible 10 em to 4 pm and 7 pm Coli to 9614pm Monday-Friday. ~ 448 - 2746 or leave · me11age. r~~~~~~~~~~ 61 H · SWAIN ......__._ 7Re~oitCVi'ii~6d 2,. bdr 11pi. , ..exc ,... AUCTiON & ·FURNiTURE IDC!Ition. Regency Inc. Call 82 Olive Sl .. Gallipolis. New 304-675· 7263 676 ·5104 & 'used wood-coal stoves, 6 '!r 675 -5386. pc wood LR suite *399, bunk beds 1199. antron reclin'ers t99, new a. used garage .. apartment . Adults bedroom aUitea, ran gel, . ; only. set urily depoait. Can wringer waahera. 81 .-1h011. · after 3PM 814-446-9279. New livingroom suite• : Furnished 2 rooms & b•th, $199 -$699. lamps. olio downstairs. clean. •dult buying coal & wood stoves. only, no pets. Ref. required . Call 614.448-3189. Call614·446-1519 · LAYNE'S FURNITURE S6fe. chair, rocktr, otto· Furnished efficiency 607 man. 3 tebles.(IKtra heevy), 2nd. Ave., Gallipolia. Share $685. Solaa ond cheins bath. $150 utilities paid, priced from •286. to t896. adults. Call 614-446-44t6 Toblu. •so ond up to •t26. oftor 7PM . Hide· a-beds. 8390. end up to t650 .. solo bods •t46. 1 family 3 bdr .. unfurnished Recliners.· $226. to 837& ., garage apt., 1 mo. dep. & IJompo from •~a. to •t25 . ref . required . Call 614-448- pc. dinettn from 8109., to 3788. 436 . 7 ,pc. •189 and up. Wood table with six chairs Furnished · efficiency 1186 •286 to $746. Delk $110 utilitea pd., single adult, 920 up 10 *226. Hutchea, •&60. 4th Ava., Gallipolis. 614- Bunk bed complete with 446-4418 after 7 p.m. m1Hres...,' e275. end up to Smell kitchen & bdr. fur· 8396. BabY beds. 8110. nished, utllltiea paid, 1 non- MattreiHI or box springs, • k' k. C full or twin, 868 .• firm , $88 . d nn mg. wor 109 ma 1• · 8 11 and *78. Queen Mta, t226 . 614-446-4063. • dr. 6 dr. pet1, sec. cabinet•. or dop.. 2·2 bdr. ele<:tric rang11 t37&. 81by aptl, furnished. pert. utili- me.ttrll181, t26 & *36, bed till paid, no pelt. see. dep. frames $20, $26, It UO. rent $360. 2· 3 bdr. apll. king frame eso. Good aelec· unfurnished, pert. utllltaa. don of · bedroom auitaa. no pets, sec. dep. rent t350. rockers, metal cabinett. Call 446·13e4. headboards t38 &: up to $85. Riverside Apts. Middleport. Spe_cial rates for Senior UHd Furniture -· & pc . Citizens. •130. Equal Hous- dinette, heed boards, end 2 ing Opportunities . 614· bedroom auit11. 3 miles out 992-772t . Ruleville Rd . Open 9em to &pm. Mon. thru Sat. Two bedroom apartments in 6t4-446-0322 New Haven. Newly remo· · deled . in town . Call 614- GOOD USED APPLIANCES 992-748t . . Washers, dryers, refrigerators. ranges. Skagga ApTwo .bedroom apartment. pliances. Upper River Rd . Free heat. Call 614-992 · b111ide Stone Creat Motel . 748t . 6t4-446· 7398. 1 and 2 bedroom furnished County Appliance, Inc . aptl . fc;:.r rent in Middleport. Good used appliance• and Coli 614-992 - 5304 be- TV 1011. Open BAM to 8PM . tween 4 :00 and 8 :00 Mon thru Set. 614-448 evenings. t699', 627 3rd. Avo. Golll polia, OH . For rent, one bedroom, furnished basement apt., Valley Furniture. new & utilities included. $200. a "sed. large 88C:tlon of qualmonth. •so. deposit. Call ity furniture . 1216 Eastern 6t4-992-2603 . Ave .• Gallipolia. APARTMENTS. mobile Trade C•nter Furniture homes. houMa. Pt . PIHMnt Outlet. Keneuge, Oh. New and Gallipolis . 6t4-446· Maytog It Crooloy Appllon8221 . cea. Coll8t4·448·44el. Partially · furni~h&d 2" . bdr .. c~!'==~~-;r;f;jii;;~~;;:;;;;,i;;;;;.;~;cJ~i4l ·' Furnished one bedroom apt in Point Pleaunt. Very clean ond nice. Phone 304-875t388. - ... Furnished . upstairs apartment. 1 bedroom, heat and water peid, adults, 304675 ·2861 . Unfumiahed 2 bedroom apt, y1rd 1nd baMment, depotit, 304-875-7&4t . Furnllhed efficiency apartment. 1 peraon. private. utlltloo Included •t80.00 poi' month. 304-676·2083 or 876-8888 . 46 Furni•had Fiooma For ,.,, Sl-Ing Rooms ond light l!ouoo kooplng rooma. Parte Central Hotel. con 114-4411-0758. Furnished room. •too. UtHI· !lao, ronge. rot. Shore bodt. Mon only. 919 Soc .. Golllpollo. lt4-448-44t8 after 7 p.m. 46 Space for Rent SPECIAL cut alobs 8 PU loads delivered in dump truck •too. or 21oada *180. You pickup 115. Coli 6t4· 245-6804. 56 Building Supplies Building Meterlals ~ool People. Special: Above ground pooll·thnJ Block , brick. sewer pipes. 4 -18-86-Fraa auto poOl windows, lintels, etc . cleaner and under light value .Claude Winters, RioGrende. *269.96. lnground pool O: Coll 6t4-246·5t2t . kits, tllx32-•2 . 395 . t &.38-•2 .895 , 20x40 · Cement block. ell 1i1e1. S2.8961n stock. Middloport building materiel•. GallipOlis 6t4-992-5724 0< Golllpolia Block Co .. 123'h Pine St., Golllpollo, Ohio 4583t . Call 8t4-448-3081 . 8t4-446-2783. Spring Special-Patriot utility bulld!r'!gt on diJDia_y at two Block, brick, .mortar end "qonvenient loceiloni: B &. S meaon'ty auppiiea. MoUntain Produce. Viand St. Pl. Plae- State Block, At. 33, New unt, and French City Mobile Hovan, W. Va. 304 -882 · • Homea Gallipolis. 9 X 12 2222 . t898. alao 10x1.6 1996. Deli"'~-•d end a.e t up on your Pets for Sale 1"1_0_1_:·-o:·...;-:=,::.-c..e"·: _:...•~·" ' - - - 56 Juat errived . Trailer load of barb wiro UO roll. Jim's HILLCREST KEI\INELS Farm Equipment Center, Rt : Boarding all breed1. Heated 3& West, Gallipolis. Oh Coli indoor-outdoor facilities . 6t4-446-9777or614-448- AKC Doberman puppies: 2 484. Stud Service . Call614-4467795. ~ 1 bar Mt 3 ltools. 1 bar sal with 2 stools. 1 dreanr. Call Judy Taylor Grooming . Cell 614-446-0844 or8H-446- 6t4-367-7220. 4637. Brlarpatch Kennela ProfeaPre-spring' close out on all lionel All~ braed grooming. ateel buildings, dire~ fee · lndoor·outdoor board~ng fa tory 10 you diacounta. lmme- cilities. English Cocker Spadiate delivery. Call collect niol puppieo. Call 6t4-388· t -617-592-3821. 9790. For Sale:"" Water.bad $100 . Coll6t4-446-8273 or814258-6034 . 1!2 .bed. very good cond .• S36 . 2 .rabbit cagea $8 .00 each . Coll6t4·446-t473. 9 to 5 . Dragonwynd Cattery Ken · nel. CFA Himalayanr Peraien and Siamese kltlena. AKC Chow puppies. Call 614· 446-3844 otter 7PM . 1 male and 1 female Cock-a- tune-up. new . 6ft. bush hog; never uHd, 82,310. Maney Farguion 186 diesel trtctor, live power, PS , high & low range; haevy duty MaiMY Ferguson bush hog Ia 3 bottom plowt; 1 0 ft. whHI di1c etl for $5,496 . 3000 Ford dle ..t~reel clean new rubber. SAVE . Coli 6t4· 286-8622. 1----..,.-----18 tioursepower Workhorae garden tractor. Mede by Wheolhoraa . 48 Inch mower. M1nuel ahlft . $2000.00. Coli 8t4-992· 5241. Field sprayer uaed one HIson. E•caUent condition. Alto, M.F.- 186 tractor and · plowa . Coli 614·667-3182 in .Tuppei-s Plahla. · 62 Wanted to ·Buy -· . ,.... .._.. . Tobacco poundegefor Gellie 81 Co. Coll6t4-379 -2437. Livestock 2 It 3 bottom plo~s et95 It up. Dloc st25 & up . Broth hogo t295 It up. 800 Cooo tractor with PS $2,796. Very clean Vermeer round bllera: 1ave. Cell 81•~2816522 . Malley Ferguson 166 dieMI treclor, PS. live power, 84,495 . Lata modal 138 Massey Ferguson trector with cycle bar mower 83.896. lnternotionot 300 tractor with hydraulic & widolront end •1.7S8 . Coli 614-286-6522 . Home Improvements Marcum Roofing • $poutIng. Now lnalelling rubber roofa. 30 years e~eperlenoe. apecilllzingln ~ullt up roof. Coli 6t4-388-9857 . • fl.rllSIIII' l,illllll 71 Auto• for Sete TOP CASH . pold lor '80 modal and newer dMd cara. Smith Bulck-Pontloc, 19t1 Eo-n Ave .. Golllpollo. Coli 814-446-2282. 1971 Volllawagon Faatback-neada engine. BodyfiDOdcond .. •100 . Coli 114-:Je7-7t18. t982 Ford Eooort 39.000 mMM, 35 MPG, blue with blue lnterlir~2 d;.• halchbock, VGC, t3,400. Coil 614-388-9710. 1976 Cud••• Supr8me PS , PB. AC, 8 -trock, nice. Coli ' 614-388-9680. . t982 AMC Splrh, 4 opd ., AM-FM ·topa, oun roof. now radial tireS, . loW milel!ge, U .995 . .John' o Auto Soloo, Bulavlllo Rd. Coll814-4464782. 1981 · Codllloc Fl-wood D'ellegance, clean, many optlono, 44 . 000 mi., t10.700. Coli 8t4-4411· 1591 . . t977 Hondo Civic, t800. Coli 814-448· 2.090. Here Come Bridel 8poiUContor (Answers tomorrow) Uttt.. Houae on the Yosterday's JumDies: MESSY lWEET SALOON HEREB Y p,...... Answer: SOme people"who are worth .a lot ean slilttMt ()) Entort.lnment Tonight • t his-_ WO~THLESS , (1) Wheel of Fortuna Cl [J) Whool of Fortune . ()) (fi) MacNoii/Lehror Nawahour ®Nowe e ll1l Now Nama That Tuna 8 Jofleraono [MAXI Kool & lito Gana In !"'•'=-- CO.Mii "'~'""" --..:::~·"''~"' c; ~~".'"'"' ~'"' ~-- = ·-~~. ~.~ -~ -_..,,..........,....,., n,_,o• ~'~ • 7:30 D Cll Tic Toe Dough ({) lnolde the PGA Tour ()) 0 ()) Family Feud James Jacoby (1) Jeopardy ® Whool of Fortune , !'"'"'1+-~-, ·· a; ~ iDI - Entai'lllinmem- ·· r ~~"-· ~~· ~··-··~,·----~··-- ?="""'"'"" Nicely~made Cabbage Patch pies . e weeks old. One year old mala. Call 614-8435274. Doll clothe~, for all 1i1ea, reooonobly priced. CoN 814· 446-8594. 2 lemole lull bloodod boogies. 6 months old. 136.00 . Call814-992-58t9. 4 formal gowns size 1 0· 12, nurse uniform size 8 , all Worn 1 time . Call614-4462887 after noon . Pitt Bull dogo. 6 weeks old , phone 304-458-t 562. Farm fresh agg1. Cell J .W, Gorblll', 8t4 -245 -5521 . VANGUARD. PAINTS Quality you c:ln tru1t. Ebenbach Hardware-. Pomeroy, Ohio. Cell 814· 992-281t . Octo-gym new •126 . 1983 Monte Carlo, 305, 37,000 milet. 166 pound weight nt, t60.00. 500 pound capacity weight bench . $76.00. E~~:cen::iH bicycle. eeo .oo . cau 814· 742 2744. Floural, early American couch. 8100.00. Drapes ond hooks. t44x80 , tt6.00 . No Sundoy collo. 8t4-992-2489 . Commerciel poned tomato plonto. •to.oo per tOOO plentl. Order earty. Portlond. Ohio . Coli evenlngo 814·843-5309. 57 Musical . Instruments • t 00 ft. t2 channal Snok~ by Conquest, aource with reel. Uood 3 mos .• t3oo: 2 Peavy speaker columna t200. Call 6t4-446-4625. Sho- Bud Pro-t podol atool' guitar *700. Fender Bandmalter reverb emp· 2-12" speaker cabinet t260. 304773-6593. 68 Fruit & Vegetables Stoberts Greenhouaa has for sale cabbage. cauliflower. broccoli plents. Township Rood tOO. RoclnoRD2. Call 8t4-949-2342. Freezer beef. Sat of turning plowa 12 ln. 13 cows, 1 Hereford , Bull, aome with calves. 1 grade blade. 304875-4182. & white blaze. in 4-H & Quarter horoeahowa. Coll8t4-2886522. . J Ia ,J'a Home Improve· menta. Siding Vinyl• alumi num siding. overh1ng ruttt/ • roofing. Free ettlmetee: Coll6t4-3&7-7488 . ' - - -- - - - - :· lc0 a M Con1rae1ora. VInyl 1978 Chevy Mellbu Clooslc 1nd aluminum aidinG : IP!,_rt c~-~~· .- ~n~a~ ..;:{_:!· ~n ~ ~ i~~ow .•.~ ·eir. p·s-P'ii;"'"upe ;~axc ana:pe. .'.!.PI.•c.~ 1n su Ia tlng - ro-b rrifg ~ ---"'-""" 304-875-5829. . remodeling and neW con1true1ion-gutten . C1U 304-773·513t . 72 Trucks for Salt~ Spring spacial: Gena's deep t981-· Ford F-tOO stepsldo sleam carpet cleaning. ohortbed PU, 8 cyl.. 4 tpd .. Scotch guard. rree e1t1~ rodio, thorp, t4.999. John's motes. Call 8t4-992-1130f Auto Soloa. Bulovllle Rd . or 8t4-742-2211 . Coll614· 446·4782 . RON'S Television Service . 1982 Yz ton pick-up chev- Specializing in Zenith end Motorola, Quazar. and rolet truck. 301 engine. auto. trant., 37,000 mlle1 . houto a,lla. Col 304-578 Excellent condition . Cell 2398 or 8t4-448 -2484. 8t4·992·5602 after 4:30 PM . Fetty Tree Trimming, ttump romovol . Call 304-876 1979 Chevrolet truck . Air 133t . cor,ditloned. '" ton. 4 wheel drive. outo. •4795.00. Coli RINGLES'S SERVICE. ••· lt4-742-3t59. parlenced cerpentar. electrician, maaon, painter, roof· 1~79 Furd F.1 50 R;~;=r . I;'IQ {in:!udl~;.. h·o! "ti!r '"361 engine. Exoellant condi· opj>licotlonl 304·676•208B lion. Auto trent, PS, .PB . or 675-7368 . • AM -FM raedio, AC, sliding blck ' window. Call 614- Rotary or cable tool ~rilling . Most wells comp'-telaame 986·3333. day. Pump Mlea and aervi· ~-------·t978 Ford ft OO.pickup. PS. .COl . 304·8-.8-3802: .•?.; ·- . tul< '2200 .00 Coli 8t4Cement Flnllher, Rick Gar992-7463. field, 614-986-'4484. N'87 Chev two ton truck , rtrivewaya, Plrking Iota .. ~ny combination, dump, cetlll· 1ize job. Replace old rack and grain bed, f1ir cond. Concrete. 304-876 -2t65. 8 8. D Home Improvement•. t9BO Ford Cargo von F160. replacement wlndo·wa , 02850. 304-675 -1578 or aluminum soffit, vinyl ski875·7B98 . ing. continuoua gunera, free estimates. aU work guuan~ teed, Spring Dl~eount . Ct~ll ovenlngo, 304-678 ·2144. 73 Vena&' 4 W .O . 1977 Monte Corlo, 360. outomotlc, PS,PB,Air. 1973 Chevy ~ ton pick-up, 3~0. 4 opood, rune good. body rough. Coll614-898-t285. ~tNLOSER · I'\16 E:£lT i1XYV ~v.'E> loW &.o ~m ... FIRST 11-ll< ~KEIJL~ 'W WILL 81; FI..AT CtJ 'O.R fUt fiK.;.! BAD~ ,.. 82 Registered Querter horte coli : born Moy 9. t984 Dunn collar with whitel1ar, $390. Coli 8t4-288-6622 . 12 grade Holttein heifers, will calf in 30 days. Call 614-474-7263 otter 7PM. Saddle hQrsea, al10 gaited for trail. Riding le11ona. Tack. Call 614·698· 3290. Ruth Reeves. Nice butcher hog for ..1e Celvin Hawk, 3 milasweltof Tuppar1 Pleina on 681 . 2 Jaraey milk cowa, 2 yrs. old, very gentle, milking 3 gal. each per day t42:6 each . Call 304-875-2838 . 64 Hav & Grain 1.00Q buahel corn, $2.60 a buahel. Lerge round baln of good hey. •10.00 1 bolo. Shade river farma. Call 6t4-985 -3e66 or614-9853868. Hay for .. ~a . Square bales. Coll814-992-6633. They'll Do It Every Time 74 Motorcycles 83 Chevotto t3,200. Call l - - -- - - - - - 8t4-378 -2882. t979 VDikowogon Robblt 2 Hondo Big Redi 1983 & fuel Injected. good cond., 1984. Sao ot Botr Hondo. AM-FM otoroo, oiiC. Coli For •Ia Suzuld motorcycle. 814-268 -t423. Call 8t4-258-826t otter 6PM. t982 Plymouth Tourism• 4 cyl., 4 opd., 34,000 miles. 1974 Horloy Dovidaon tOOO Call814·379-2728. Stiortoor price t2 .200. Call 6..., 14_·_4_4_8_·2_0_7_7_·_ _ - ' - t982 Camara eutomatic I _ 305 ongino. AC. cruloo 83 Hondo 750 Shodow on'y control, AM·FM 8 tre~k. 2.200 mllet. 2 helmett, exc. ee.ooo. Call 814 · 448 · cond. Coli 8t4-446·373B. 7358. ~....--.::::~-....;..;--=-:-_:3?_ ;n~~~p ln .Cinclnnatl [HIOI Werning: Mey Be 11aierdOUI to Your HNith Consumer Repons takes a hard look at pruducll and loodo that con endanger ' your health and safety. 8 :00 e Cll (1) Hlehway 10 ;,,.~~.Ct-= -- ({) NFL'o G-1101 Mo. mena: Bupor Sowntloo ()) Beooboll ()) • (j}) Fall Guy [CC) D ()) ® . MOVIE: 'A · suftlmar to Ramembllt' Cll (fi) Uvo from th.a Met 'Tooco .' Hildegotd Beh· rens, Placido Domingo and ltaiO" perform in this of the classic , IS liVEkYBODV? 9:00 Natalie andmatchmakers · I! lair. [R) . CD 700 Club @ Top Renk Boxing from Atlantic City Two Eight Round Heavyweight Bouts ' (Jesse Ferguson vs. Richie Scott) (James Douglas vs. Dion Simpson) . [2 hrs. 30 (]:\"• ll1l DynOity [CCI 9:30 I know B Cll (1) Sora . [HIO) MOVIE: 'Chriotlno' ~CI t980 Chevy Chovett• ono owrwr. 4 new tlrll, 4l.OOO mllot, •1 .995. 1978 Muatang Ghla lmmeculete. Call 814-268·8522. t982 Hondo 2,000 ectuel cond., now oiooy luggage rack. 821150 . 814-388-9809 . t983 Oldt Cutlooo Su· 1977 Dodgo von lwlndow) preme, V-8. 22 MPO. air, auto., AM·FM radio, cruiH, tilt, AM-FM Clio., low milo, olr, Ole. t2 ,800 . Call 8t4· 4 1 B_2_._ _ _ __ _ below book. Coli 814-448 · ..,.4_6_·_4_ 1 0362 . 1913 Hondo Moped. Good 1978 lnternotlonol Bcout condltlon . Coli 6t4 -24737SZ. 4x4, 307, PB, PB. CoiiJ-:-::-:-::-:-::::--:-- - -814-388·8317 otter 5. 1810 LTD KowoiOkl 760. 1977 vw Robbltt 4 dr.. 2.000 octuol mlln. l.lko .t 59 • Coli "14 378 - · Vorylhorp. •1500.00. • •· • · · Coli 8t4· 948 -2410 or 8t42341 · 247-390t . 1971 Mollbu Clonic. Runo good. •8oo.oo. Coli 1114· 982·2578. Arrow Plymouth '79, AM FM rodlo tapo deck, oun root, 1808 J-roon Blvd .. Point Pleooonl. 304-871 2638 tll78 Pinto ototion "!r-n. fiDOd WDrll cor, .500.00 . 304·882-2834. '73. Monte Corio, 304·875· 7502. '74 Moroury Comot For Sole or trade, t4110.00 or 1 -. Good body, phone 304571-288'7. '73 Ford Mu1181111. 3 ..,_ tanomloolon, •1111lno good, body lnd lromo nood wort!. 304-178-8118. end Motor• for Sale 115 ft; elumfnmum '18mi·V wl1h 31 HP motor 1o tr8Miar, •1.000. 2112 . Coil lt4-379· 17 ft . c ·roullnor , 185 lnboerd· outboaid , power trlm prop, trim tabo, trl-heul. 304-175-1281. 78 Is Auto Perta Acceeaottea 77 Auto Repetr e Roaoonoble Rotoo. Dhchlng for water. ges. electric, and drelnoga llnoo. CoR . 114· 448-8608 or 8t4-441· 2775. SEWING Mochino nopoln. aorvico. Audtorlud Binger Sales Ia Service Sharpen Sci•eort. Febrlc Shop. Pomoroy. 114-S92-2284 . 86 THE ONLV TIME .. pAW'S A BtG HELP AROUND TH' HOUSE·· --·---. General H•uling James· Boys Water Service. Alao poolo filled . Coli 814· 251 -t141 or 8t4-446 · 1175 or 8t4-441-7911. Do Vo~ . need -aom.chi~g moved or hau.. J awe¥·7 Wo'll do hi Coli 114-ZIIi· 8251 oftor O:OOPM. ; Llmeotono: grovel, Hnd. ftil dirt ond cool dollvorod, 30'4875 -4412 . Uphot•tery TRIITATI UPHOLITI!IIY IHOP . 1113 leo, Ave .• Glll.allt. 114-441-7111 Of lt4 -441tl33 . By Jomes J..,..y Tbe !all! Cornelius Slavenburg of the Netherlands wu the winner of~ World Pair Cbamplo!llhlp iD Amsterclu!- ln ll&f.--"Bot!" ~venlturg,_-a p-egariou lltd dlarmill£ penon, par· ticulariJ . enjoyed a dramatic result achieved through artifice. This dea' certainly qualifies. · Slavenburg, sitting ·South, made i t•o-beari overcaii. ·w'ben iiii partr.ei raised, there wu no question tbat ht would bid five hearts rather than WEST +Qi62 •a4 EAST +AJ8>3 . ... • 10 g s 3 3 ~ .. ~ ..K 8·H -·-.--1 ~· 72 SOUTH +10 . A Q10 9 6 S 2 t6 't (. J9 7 Vulnerable: East-West Dealer: WeSt w ~- • est ,1..-rt • . Pass Pass allow vu1~rable opponents to . four spades. The dummy was a hoped-for spade continuation after East's ace bad won. He ruffed and led a diamond. West rooe with the ace lltd eoatlnued spades. Slavenburg ruffed and began to play his trumpo. In fact, be played all his trumpo with· out even cilllllllg any of his good diamond trtcu in dummy. Madness. you say. · But place younelf in the pol!itlon of either West or Eut. Surely declarer bad a little cllamond left. Therefore West lett it wu abeolutely necessary for him to keep the jack and two small diamonds. And East felt the Opeoing lead: •2 • same imperative "e1.isted for him • namely, til keep all biB dlamondl. Alu, both bapless defenders oame clown to singleton club honors, and the last four tricu were taken by cleclar· er's sud~nly solid club balding. Yes. aomeone should have lmowa, but the deal is history. 1 Coffee type 11 bolated 1% Pallid USumup 14 Initiate 15 Consume 11 RonL (J)~nOII tH601 MOVIf: 'Fim lllood' MOVIE: 'Cnlu t:45 tMAXl Country' I ' .__Fathot lntltle lite I'GA Tour CISN-.NighMOVII: 'The Country. 4 MisceUeny 5 Abundant • Pole 7Rome's old port aNew decision t Not him II Fomlladow 11 ·Emmet Jan«ua8e 21 EJ:pectant Z3 Rail at 21 1 (Lat.) 21 Saunter Z7 Dinah .:... Zl M.D.'s gi-oup Z3 Canaanite 35 Equal deity l7 FOJ: 17 Chemistry Zl Austen suffix novel 11 !7 Neu_tical de tete . attribute %1 Bugbear 21 All- up U One On M Kiwi themove 3%Stupld 31 Dorma or Rex 31 Health club .. Newman fUm UKing (Fr.) 30 Jacket style 31 Fat 33 Pledge 34 Asian country MAtteolion 3tAlanLadd film UEI:punge UPocket- · I uncommon I 2:00 Slfllii!Oil i!f~D:~ri: 1:o0 (I) I Morrlod Joon ({) Iuper Boute of lito 70'o Donny Loper va. Mike Ayal• (S•n Antonio, June . 1878). (eo min.) tDl CNN Heodllno Nowo Wild, Wild Woot Dollie Gille t:30 renowned senpoy I eiD~owo • 1 Elecllllllic 'book. 64 Evagna• guests are eimer end stone. [60 min.) (I) Love That @ Flohln' Hol<l ()) It Judo: Pleuo Help Mo Live . • (]) MOVIE: 'Arr•• ment' . Ken 'o WotOr 81rvlce. Wallo. clotorno, pools filled. Phoqo 814·317-0123 odl14-3677741 night or doy. • 87 B It M T111E8, Tire doole, Cullom Whoolo, CoH .far. prlcu 304-815· 3411. llncot87t . · • Opzer Work lend clearing, etc . FrH eltimotoo. Cell 6t4-448·1038 or· 6t4-B92 •7t19 onyttmo. ' . tKQB4 +lot Loft- only skin deep after had a face lift. (60 min.) D (]) ® CBS Reports: T6e Gift of Life The people and prqblems involved in the brgen transplant process are examined. (SO min.) . • loop !MAXI MOVIE: 'H.O.T.S.' 10:30 (I) My Little Morvl• .INN Newo t1 :00 Cll ()) (1) D ()) ® Ill ID Nowo · (I) Bill Cooby Show Cll Dod'• Army <Ill Nawawatoh e BennY Hill Show 1t :30 e Cll (1) Tonight Show (I) loot of Grou~ho ({) Sport.Centor ()) WKRP In Clnolnniti D (]) M~~t~num, P.l. Cll L.etenlght America ®Tul (fi) International Edition • (j) ABC Nawe Nlghtlino 611 Twilight Zone !HID) MOVIE: 'Forbidden' [CCI IMAXI Max Comedy Experiment t 2:00 (I) Bumo & Allin ({) Mndl SporiiLook · A8C Newa Nlghtllno · MOVIE: 'Fin' 1D Eyw on Hollywood Amorloonc-r !MAXI MOVIE: 'Twilight • Tho Movie' len~acaplng, Electrical & Refrigeration 3·27-IS Aulchlander share their at Cheers. [60 Oood-1 hcevating, Neements, footara. driveways. Hptic tankl, '-ndacaping. Coli onytlmo 814-448 · 453')!; Ja"""' 1:. Dovl'aon. J r. owner. 84 NORTH +K74 .KJ73 Cll Cil St. Eloowh1re On. Westphal !, Craig and l}c!)U or Excavating Pseudo squeeze deIUXe t 0:00 B were Uh-dl! You said you counting on that went out and bouqht extrd money to new furniture! Plumbing & Hee,ting ................_ __..,..1' 1 ~·;~:~:~~:~~3~~h~r~ ··!':.~~.:...--f·E~~~r~~~r· :;s~uu~:e:a~ .:::r~~-1-~-i!~.~-~~~ ~ lead the spade deuce ·and got the WW>.THAPPENE~ MII.OOPf ~f.R" JIM'S,.I'LUMBING It HEAT. lNG . At . 1, llox 365, Golll· polio. Coli 814-387-0578. 83 .... 11 Building -remodeling. drywall, kitchen-bathroom In ~ atelled. door-window framing, vinyl 1nd alumn aiding, roofing, 304-178-2440. · Golllpolla, Ohio Phone 8t4-448 -388B 614·448·4477 cyl., auto, good ruM well. Plone• atareo. best offer. CeH 304-875-1590 . sllrub USnake tiLocaled DOWN DAJLY CRYPI'OQUOI'ES - He..,•s bow to work it: AXYDLBAAXR IILONGFELLOW • One letter slllnds for another. In this sample A is used for the three L'i , X for ~ two O's , etc;. Single letten, · apo~~lrGphes, the tenglh and formation of the words al'1l all hinla. Each day the code letters are di,lferent. ~~ SZA TJ ~~ ON XXL SZDS WDBK 0 OXXN CPUYA BDSPNA TJ SZA XL YXXU D WDB ZPWDB XOTBTXB I ZA ZXVUJ XL ZTWJAVL . - DPSZXN PBRBXFB 2:30 Y•lenlly'l ~:lET ME HAVE MY WAY EX· ACTLYIN EVEI\Y'ftiiNG, AND YOUWIU.FIND ~T otter 'Hot Dog, 1- ·, I Autos tor Sale S .E. 77 Dodgo Chorger, 2 Ford t985 F260 4x4 XLT dr, black, axe. cond. , loaded, 8600 ovw... awey bars, p . new point . Coli 114-448·- wlndwo1 end door loch, aulometlc, eir, crui11, tilt 979B. wheel . am .• fm ceueue 7B Ford Gronodo. Ghlo crome atap bumper tinted · body, block, now point, glatt daley wipart, tutone t1200 . Coli 814-441 - p1int, poai traction and more, 6 . 000 miles . 979B. 4.400. 304-875-&42t, FO~ARPTO . PM~!!~~~~~~~~~::~ J-::=======::=l";;::=:;:==:;::::;;=i 71 Hoy-lor aole •t .2f P.r bol e. Call 6t4-245· 93t5 . WioiATTHE 5 WAB!IIE WA5 LOOK IN e "TI ~ED Mudo llportoLook Gomer Pyle eiJJI ABC Nowo [CC) ())®CISNewa Nlghdy 1..-l,_. - ~· 63 • 3/27/85 • 'Tho Special this WMic . 30 ln. elect. range coppertona $7&. eye level elec:trlc range white •sa. gil range 31 tn. while ttl, Whitlpaol -O-t·-!: washer 8 71, Kenmore auto Wither e?&. Kenmore dryer t125 , Whirlpool auto washer like new t1 &0. tide by side rafrtge.rator fr•zar bed. orlganatlr colt white •t95, goodryor •125 . ·t1tOO.OO . Will toll lor Skoggs Applloncoa Upper UOO.OO. T.V. OdytaY pmo wHh4topoo. •too.oo. Twin River Rd. 8t4-446-7398. book bodo, tt 00 . 00 . t980 PhUco rolrlgerllor. Walker, $20.00. Aluminum Liko now. •125. Coli 814- crutches, U8.00 . Old Singer tawing michine, 992-3498. t20.00. Con bo - · II Kenmore DiJhwaahtr, Stanlr Aleahlro, t 05 Mople t75.00. Foddero room alu ptec:e. Pomeroy, Ohio. olr conditioner, ~100 . 00. Coll614·742· 2994 or 8t4· Flrowood UO.OO pickup load, UO.OO dollvo,..d. Coli 742-3175. 304-875 -11782 or 875 · Plckena uHd furniture . 304· 299t . 678· 5483 or 575-1450. Firewood for ula~ delivered RICK'S NEW AND. USED 304-875·2075 or 876 FURNITURE. Uood otovoo 2089 . ond relrlgerotoro. C6mpore our priclt, aeva today. Fill Eostor Bolkelo with Cobbogo Potch or Mr. T Phone 304· 773·5430. dollo, ooft ond hord oculp· t"ur8. 004-175-5410. · 62 CB,TV. Radto . Smith and W...on revotver Equipment Model 25. 45 coHbor. 8\laln borrell, holotor 25 inch Zenith conaole. color . • .180.00. Coli 8149S2· 3817 altar 5:30PM. Solo 10 yeoro old t30 .00. IBM electric typewriter nlifldt repairs *26.00. 304675· 7133. WEDNESDAY • wide front8. belly mower, cultivator plows-_ n Hdt 1 ru!o'>"r: on tor 1888. 8N Ford 64 Hav &, Grain tractor high &: low. renge with front end loadar, .ru.na good. good rubber tt,850. Hoy lor ala, t1.75 Bol•. First come firtt serve. Mea· Coli 8t4·2611·8740 lifter say Ferguson 86 trector,liye 4pm. power, P$. with front end loader, $2,995 . Call · 614· · Approx. 170 boloo ollolle t9 .4% crude protoln.l5-75 288·&522 . bolea, t2.2li bole. Call t8t4-892-6338. 44 Television Viewing · Camper~ ~~ Dlere 1Q10 tr1ctor t2,JI96, Alllo Chilmor B Umeatone. Sand. Gravel. Pick up at Richerds & Son. Coli 8t4-448 -7785. 6 The Pomeroy-Middlaport. Ohio 28 ft . prowler comping trailer. Oa1 1nd electric hMt. ·Tub and lhowar, air condl.tlon!' .l2800.00. Coli et4· . 742 -2858. J~hri COUNTRY MOBILE Home Perk, Route 33, North of Pomeroy. Large Iota. Call 614-992·7479 . M1rdl 27, 1986 79 Motor~ Home• (, II VI: IlL' 1 Door·s l!ol wotlll'. tonk, 30 go1 .. noo. 4 yro. old . Eloctrlc Sean typewr it er , t2oO.OO. Mi lntononco on both, In good condition. Coli 61&-992-3379 . . fumithed, Wlter paid, loca· · tion on At. 7. below bowling Wednelday. March 27. 1986 Ohio ~-..-~ -=t.w,~~~~~ ~ NO,;,.;Il'.,.;l;;;..,-;;~ tXJST · .........,~~-~~ �I~ • Pege-16-The Deily Sentinel • Wednetldey, March 27, 1985 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Farm·loan bill remains in limbo in ·uouse-Se~ate pailel COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -With the time for spring planting InChing closer, a House-Senate panel ron"""'"""~r;;~lt;;s,i;se;;u-ch for free seeds of thattoday coUld. . an embattled bill making $100 million In loans available to Ohio farmers. But the pros(lects for agreement were uncertain: . . Pending before the six-member OhiO FannBureau Federation. It seeks to break an, 1mpaaae between the two chambers by .scrapp . .lngtheHouSE'-pasSEdplanfor creation of an ;u-blter's omce Iii the n,partment of Agriculture which would have the power tn arbitral!' financial disputes between money· shl;>rt fanners and their lenders~ Under the cOmpromise, a larm conference comrrilttee was a prop: osal which House Agriculture financial management Institute would be created within the Ohio :; ; • ~~=d.s~~~asd~:~!'t)y~ wlthacredltmedlatlondlvlsloothat ·Bui he aloo Indicated that GOP could lnteiVene In such matters. But . panel f!111b1 recommead It WOUld have no subpoena ·~. ·changes In the propO.ed and """tenders -•. . nelther'bouu wers. ·-. WOUld be rEQUired to participate. "Maybe we can make tills senate Agriculture CbaJnnan acceplable,"Gaelhsald. "I'drather Ben Gaeth, R-~.appeared to not are It 1n the 1!111, but ttwe have to offerdlfferentslgnalsaboptchances doscmethlng,maybewecangettbls for eventualsuccess. amendment acceptable. u tills Asked about prospeets of reach· amendment Is a ccxnprornl8e, ing agreement on 11 1!111, he said, "I ~·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;• think they're looking worse all the members com,..-·-· r.c;oo;pe;ra;tiv;e;E;xt;en;slo;n;Se;;rvt;;ce;;,;; , tJme;;;;;.;;;lreally;;;;;;do;;; ... ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;- ,· .. CHILLICOTHE, Ohio !AP) - A volunteetflreflghter for'rwln Town· ship has")>leaded Innocent In Ross COunty Common Pleas Court to two counts of ar5on. George D. Landrum, 21, remains - - - in the county jail on $5,(XX) cash bond while awaiting an AprU '18 pre-trial hearing. Landrum entered his plea Mon· day before Judge Val Mowrey, who appointed William Allyn as lits attorney. Landrllm Is chargE'!! with ~--··~~-,_.jlivo.ColllLts:~!"rson stemming from a series of suspicious ·farm fires during a two-week period In early March. Sheriff's deputies arrested Landrum March 18. Detective Ronald Nichols said Landrum was oneotthe people reporting the fires on vacant property on Upper Twin Road. · Meanwhle, two Ross County men have pleaded Innocent to separate charges of child rape during their . arraignments In Ross County Com· monPleas Court. .. Jfeat her forecast Tonight cloudy with scattered sbowers and thunderstorms. Low near 60. Thursday, cloudy and windy with scattered showers and thunderstorms. High In the mid·70s. The chance of rain Is 40 percent tonight and Thursday. EXtended Forecast Friday through~: Chance of showers Friday and Satunlay and fall' on Sunday. Cooler through the period with lows 3H5 Friday,ln lhe30sSaturdayand25-35 Sunday. Highs in the 801!1 Friday, 50s Employe insurance tOp ~. priority in l-98~ budget nmce ~top . pOOrJty" tot~ tOO-~ county's1986budgetpackage. · County Treasurer George Collins and County Recorder Ernrnogene Congo urged commissioners to aCopt a fu~..:.~ pc!!cy regerdln.g "employee's only" Insurance AN ·SHOES· ·- ....,..- . ·~· ~ ·- ...... ....,_ .... I •WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27-.SEAFOOD COMBO......... I I Your choice any three items includlna: White Fish, Scallops, Fried Shrimp · ~II. t-~---------------_;______;_____________ I and Clams. ChOice Potato, Voptsblo, Salad r. Roll, Glm House Wine I 1 •THURSDAY. MARCH 28-SPAGHETTI.................... .. 1350' 1 I I Garlic Bread, Salad, Roll, Gtau of House Wino. •FRIDAY, MARCH 29-WHITE FISH (Broiled or Fried) ..... Choice Poll!to, Veptable, Salld & Roll, Glass House Wine CLEVELAND (AP) - .The winning number drawn Tuesday night In the Ohio Lottery's dally . game, "TheNumber,"was401. · In the "Pick4" game, the winning number was 1406. The lottery reported earnings of $590,914.50 from wagering on Its dally game. Earnings came on sales · of $1,122. ~1. whUe . bolders of winning Jlckets are entitled to share • $531,466.50: $ ..The lnslf&DCe package would 1nclude all courthl;>use, board of elections, Infirmary, plat map, and • '·- "'"''""' ... ' • .,... '-·~ _.,.,..T... ' ._.,,...~ . <--.,;.---,......,..._.. ........... - . !\II GifT 1$ _9LDIE NIGHT Dance to Yesterday'• Hits · - · c . From 1 0 to 2 on Thur1day · And Today'• Hits on Friday· & Saturday hts With Denny Hood . • ...• accepted the resignation-of §ilndra ~ S. Cobb as a substitute teacller and granted maternity leave to Mrs. Rita Simmons, a MiddlEport Elementary School teacher, and Mrs. Julta Vaughan, a teacher at Salem Center. An extension to to the maternity leave of Mrs. Susan Nlckels,a music teacher, was ' ·• _ ... _..._ 0...-_ • .._ 'W lgcalsoftheArnerlcanFedera!lonof State, County and Municipal Em· ployees and each group has an Insurance package. _ The sheriff's depariinenJ has health and welfare plan for em· ployees, but ro hl;>spltallzatlon coverage.Thehighwaydepartment (Continued on page 12) ... '·· .,. __,_ a ;--~~ ,__ . .. -~·--~-~- ..,:·' ·· · Apermanenfapproprlationsresolutlon providing for expenditures ()f $7,789,175.Ql In 1985 was approved and four administrators were given new tWo year contracts when the Meigs Local Sebool District Board of Education met In regular session Wednesday . Awarded two-year contracts at the current admlnlstratlvecontmct salaries were Charles Holliday as one-half time principal of the Salem Center Elementary Sehool and · one-half time director of . special . education programs; John Lisle as one-half tlnne principal of the ·'•• t: .,., "' ••• •• . leleflora presents .•' ~ •• .'. .•••• ~ •• fli:=::::=.;il Dress your Easter table iJ ,• • style with our colorful new _ '!Sl'j~ · - ""......-, , florn-BuffefCfuldy Bouquet During the holi· ' ' ' '• <· days, it's a stunning ceqterpiece or buffet table bouquet Later, your sunny yellow wood keepsalce holds silverware and ,~J Call or visit our shop early, for d< anywhere in the U: S. or Canada. An Easter dinner rradidOO.- ~~ . Give the Buffet . CaddyBouquet. :t ~ ;r. ·. Sunday, April z___ . t :t :t POMEROY FLOWER SHOP "The Way America Sends ;Love" I 06 Butternut Ave. Ph. 992·2039 . . Linle Jar Bouquet practices for a 25 hour plaython slated Friday and Saturday to raise money for new band members. At Laura loqgh concentrat.es as she practices this wee· tire band will be In concert from 5 to 6 p.m. ~~ the high . school auditorium which kicks off the 25 hour non- Sallsbwy E)l!mentary SchooL and . , dents will not be required to attend one-half time director of federal classes; onedaywlllbedeslgnateda programs: John Mora as principal day ·on whlcl! schools might hold their annual field days and the third · of the Meigs Junior High SChool and Robert Morris as principal of the .. ~turday will be a regular day long classes ·session. However, It was Pomeroy Elementary SChool. During the tong meeting- about pointed out that the board will be two hoursofwhichwereln executive · watching for attendance figures and session - the board agreed to ·will expect a majority of students to be In attendance. If the Saturday attempt Saturday ·school as a rnethodofmaklnguptlmelostdueto school works out, It will move the Inclement weather. It was decided end of the school year from the to attempt Saturday school three second week of June back Into the times . .Qne day will be. a parent· nrst week of June for some schools, teacher conference day and stu· Supt. Dan C. Morns reports. ' 1 • • 3 ... . I stop music festival . Playathori set · this weekend The hills around Meigs HighSChool will beallvewith music Friday and Saturday asmembersofhlghsehool Instrumental music department stage their first playathon- a 25 hour venture- !with proceeds going to the new uniform lund for the band . The playathon wHI be .25 hl;>urs ol non·stop music . featuring the Meigs Concert Band. The entire band will kickoff the weekend activities with a concert from 5 to 6 p.m. Friday In the Larry R. Morrison Gym . Following the concert, the hand will split Into groups of five to eight students and thOse groups will continue to pertorrn 24 more hours until6 p.m . Saturday. Band members are asking community residents to sponsor them for each hour t.hat they continue to play and students will collect all pledges the week of April 1·5. TbegMUpneedstoralse$l8,!XXllnordertooutfltthe band for next year. · Residents who are not asked to be sponsors by a band member but wish to pledgP a donation may call the high school band o!!lce. 992-7141. AU playathon eve~~ts are open to the public. Pledges will be accepted before and during the event . a employees. "Withallthecomplalnts and dissatisfaction (about Consoli· those people and how we Interpret this (survey) Is up to us." anything we can," Buckner sa id. "But some we can't. And to be quite .'\'.~can't. - It au·comes down to a matter of frank, money· Js one drawing board for Consolidated laugh·armeHicametothem~cholce,Buckner-!.<ld;-o-;--.Pa-haps.we should have seen they "We can rebuild the system and would turn the Increase down . But Communications Group of Point advocating an Increase." Pleasant. "Evecy one of our cities Is saying pay thecostorstayasweareandput we think It Is a good program and Representatives of nine area the same thing," Gallipolis Oty band·alds on It and complain as addresees the problems 1n the communities told Hugh Buckner, CommissiOner Dick Moore said In things slowly get worse. It Is our system." Co119011dated's vice president of referring to a survey sponsored by belief that the system will deterlooperatlons, Thursdayillghttheyfelt the communities. "Ittheyhadcome rate without being upgraded and I ·their dty councils would not to us with better channel selectiOn, would be klddlngHisaklsetVIcewill ~ayor FI'E'd Hollman today approve rate Increases Consoll· this m~ht luive stood a better get better wlthl;>ut the system being reminded Middleport residents that dated says It needs to Innprovecable chance." upgraded," he said. clean· up week in Middleport will be television service In the area. · Results of the · survey Indicated A 25 percent discount for senior April 2·5. Residents are urged to. "Qutte ~anldy. I'm staggered," thatarearesldentswererotpleaSEd citizens Is excessive, Buckner . takeadvantageofthlsone-tlmefree BucknersaldfoUowlngtbemeetlng. with their CU!Tent cable setVIce, added. In proposing a 10 pefe!!nt ptck-up by the village by cleaning "Weneverthoughtltwouldcorneto were not willing the pay the discount · up their yards and lots for the this, ,We can't buUd wlthl;>utlt (the · .additional money, but were pleaSEd "Nobody thinks they shouldn't upcoming summer season and Increase). We've had !!evl'ral meet · with their channel selection. have a discount," he said, "and we making the vlllao!l' a clean and Jngs and I had 00 Inkling this would ·"We reject this ,9lii!Stloo totally/' are aware ol their pllgiJt. but we. more attracll~e place In which to be their reaction." Buckner told · the representatives, · think 25 percent Is obsessive." Jive. Conaolldated ·had proposed a referring to the cltles-<:onducted An analysis of a directory listing Residents are asked to place their basic rate Increase of $1.93 per survey question concerning· the all businesses In the St. Louis, Mo., debris near the curb in front of their inollth with a aecond Increase of $1 proposed Increase, "bl!cliuae It area that provides senior dtlzen hl;>meund It will be picked up next permonthoneyearlatertocoverthe makes no mentiOn of tbe 'rebUUd . lt discounts, shows that almost 7U week by the village free of charg~P. cost of more than $9tl,<ro In the cities make their decision on pert'ellt of the 3,!!61 buslnesaes Mayor Hottman also remtndal Improvements. The new rates that, they are making a gross provide a discount of be1ween six residents that Vlllage ordlntiiiC!el ~have lntoet!ectwhen the error." and 10 per tel'lt, Buckner said. require trailers be completely Clean-up week set < Goodness! It's Gruup's vice JW!tlde !I of opntt• (left) ... · ~ Crawford, repmiJI IIIIJIUIPI' (rJaM), IDit wllh f'4ll'!ll!!llll'vel oiiiiDe ..................lo~outiiDIIJl'eemea& to cover the COlt of ret-dill tlhe cllble -. .for kend's playathon. The en· =-4~~~~!-=I::f.::f.=::!::.:~~--~=f~44:..t44=t::4~i~~J:_:n::iiiit~;:.~u~~:CII}JL!t~j~~·i'r·~l." Wedge said, "my people OH '· SCHE- Meigs High School band .Ohio olflce education events: Llnda~-recreatlonal area. The board tabled Yonker, Ken Eblin and Tom Werry a lease arrangement pending state VICA capitol visit. Donna Carr further questioning of officials on and Bobble Archer, central office the use of the property especially secretaries. were authorized to since public meetings · called to attend a secretarial seminar In discuss use of the facility have not been weit attended. . Huntington on AprillO. JarnesM.Soulsbywasspokesper· The board approved the rEQuest of Fred Baloy, high schOOl Spanish (Continued on page 12) • Little . . Pitcher Bouquet ~. DULED - A section of the By JOHN FRIEDMAN i.vli.,,Ditwrtter ~ Superior's Tavern Ham-mmm. So right for your special f~y gatherings. because you can taste the quality in every · b1te. ,Tender, juicy flavor that comee ff'9m long,careful curing. You'll ebo like the conveDience of Tavern Ham .. It's boneless, all mea.t for easier Clll'Ving end no waste. It's fully cooked. too. So you can spend less time in the kitchen, end more time with the family this holiday. . • Tavern Hem..Delicious old-fesbioned ham tute thafs become a holiday tradition. .... Community reactions 'staggers' Consolidated TV officials . '• ~ Egg Cup Booquel • · t o ·-~- PLAYATHON .. .,_ · Club adviP', /Dr a club trip 10 Granted prOtesslonalleave were 'Mexlco this spring and approval Gary Walker, April10, a workshop was given Tim Saunders, head 1n Huntington; Darlene Amott, varsity basebaU coach, to play aApril 25 and 26, conkrence In game at Franklln County Stadium CoIambus; Lynn Lovdal, April 19, . In Columbus on a Sunday. _s~lal education advisory commitTables lease arraDtleSI!ent tee, Athens; Sharon Birch, spring A discussion was held on the school nurses meeting, Jackson; rEQUest of Pomeroy VIllage officials boys~ ·state basket· foruseofthelandbehlnd the former Board approves1985 appropriations· • - Meigs b'and plans 25-hour music festival " ~- '' As explained by the commissioners. It would be Inn possible to come up with the needed funds for Education Werdnesdayuphl!ldllu't!e student expulsions resultln(!' fro~'!\ an Incident at the Meigs High Sehool - two of the hearings were held In open session and one In executive session. There was also a hearing In executive session o~n a parent complain! regarding a disciplinary .. AS SEEN ON TELEVISION . In June. · 8i ~ Meig!; ~I . Board .,"of ., granted.,, ( LUNCHEON SPECIALS .................................... Only 295 · - --·C-Wihning1o1felj m.iniber commlssloners'i9116Ciimiiifitment· U Insurance must walt untll1986, the department heads are to figure the Insurance costs Into next year's budget proposals w):lJc}! must be submlttedtothebudgeteornmlsslon Meigs board upholds 3 student eXpulSions SDYING HOUIS-5 PM-10 PM . -~I!Jldseemedsatlsfledwlththe..~ ~~;~~:~~ ~·~;.J~[;~~ benefits. ...... '4 50 1 •SATURDAY, MARCH 30-BAKED STEAK ... ;............. 1450 1 Mashed Poll!tQIIS, Gmy, Grlen Belns, Salld & Roll, Glass House Wine I •MONDAY, APRIL 1-BAKED HAM .• :....................... '4 50. II Scalloped Pollloes, Vepllbls, Salld & Roll. Glass House Wine . 1 •TUESDAY, APRIL 2-BARBECUED RIBS ................. 1450 1 Choice Polito, Veaetable, Salld & Roll, Glass House Wine Now Serving Daily Fram 11-2 = 'severaf' ELBERFnDs · 1 I ' Insurance. In.tlll!"miMi€on'\~~~ wi'IU!il<i!ii\tiiby'ete!C'l :M:;·"alnlf''i·a.., Sentinel Stall Writer year. "The only place money would employees would probably want If Meigs County o!flceholders be now Is within each county coverage also, but their coverage "unanimously" decide to use lunds o!flceiiOlder's '1985 funds," said would be paid for from their own · ~~··· •..Imm !hel~.l!IIS l)qdgets .to, Jll'P\(ill!!~ CQllllnlll$J~~-R!ch}ones· ·. operating levieS and not from the Insurance benefits for their ern· As pointed out t:lY CongO, ~ 'rounfygenerallund:"-···~Pioyees for !he remainder of this county Officials . ~ recently. to A requestfor·tnsurancecoverage discuss the lnsuraJICe matier. lt was was presented tothecornmlsslo~rs year, the Meigs County Con\,m ls· stoners will accornodate that the feeling at that meeting that two weeks llli:O by three courthouse decision. county offices were already opera!· employees.· SinCe that time, there If 'benefits lor 1985 cannot be lng at their Umltatlons. has been SIJITle talk among court· arranged, the commissioners said Colltns, a member of !he county's house employees of "unionizing." Wednesday they wUJ make lnsu· budget commlsston, agreed with The Meigs County Sheriff and IN ILACK, ILACII .,PATENT, NAVY, TAUPE, TAN, GREY !. 1595 s~ . CHA enttne at DII~OIJ.~~~~-~ -l~J~~~~ _ • • 20°/oOff r---- -----------------------~---~ . .;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;i!~;;;;;;;;;;;;. ~lli~~?It ELBERFELDS•CIC~. .(CLIP AND SAVE) . . 1!111. · · ~~~~yNANCY YOACHAM $29995 1 I • ~~ Sprl•t ·Speelll ' l·~ NISHTLY SPECIALS · • •h~ Hartleysaldhewouldvote.oru.., propoaal. "I'm willing to cornplUll· !Be. If they (Republicans) are not, the onus Is on them to come up with 90111e kind of (alternative) leglsla· tlon," be said. Gaeth objected to the mediator conn~e~ *4 H.P. rated two-cycle en&ine. Desianed to last 50% longer. . ·cast aluminum deck and engine. *Electronic i&nJ&ition deliv· ers high-intensity spark for easy starts. effic~ent operation. FREE · THURSDAY, FRIDAY and 19" Push Mower .. a cash bonds of each for ·.Donald Friend and David May. Frtend, 32, Chillicothe, lscharged with the rape of a 15-year-<>ld girl. 28, Richmond Dale, Is charged !-'~"''or=-•uilfii ; ihli rape of-aJ2:year-<>ld' girl. Pre-trjal heiU'Ings for both men have been set for Aprtll8. · . ~~~fl pleas Tuesday situation." • "We changed the name from arbiter to mediator and we·llbllled thelocatlonfromthei.Jepartrnentof . Agrlculture Into the exll!l\lloD serviCe over at Ohio State Un!Yer· slty," Gaeth said Tuesday. . "I wonder. now, more than ever, whether this Jsagennanepartolthe f/lnR/ ~~~ $p11 DtBil $bOB ~iiT~riFiotiienilitey;r;s::;;;:::. +•--~QRE THAN A MOWER, A - proposal (tllere'a) one tbiJ1g abopt lt. We've taka!· the lUIS out o(. the arlllter . would IIIII i'NMtmtend tile . . _ to their ell)' ..-ua. Bod er aald llle Q'1tem ........t he Improved tile fiMJd!J'III ..,....., dud w.ld he provided by llle .1* If Deed lnerme. I• ·I I ~ aone PieasantMayorJ.J.Wedge said his councU lust passed a budget a bullnessman, ··· we . are · here to represent the I t ..........- - . underpinned and that~~~~~!~~,.,.- :l5·=~1\&Ynl0i~I'IG"Witn percent, be added. ') JIIIIKle wiD be cited Into court for ., • I l � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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