https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/32a737f80cb9e52cb6b9142191a0d981.pdf c21eb99155fa77d638f129240fe7e7c2 PDF Text Text 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 �- ' ' The Daily Sentinei-Page- 3 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Commentary Francis, Rossi. share Class A honors Page-2-The Daily S••tiiMII Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ThurldiiV. March 28. 1985 SVAC playeri, Delle Bantell ol IWniD- Trace, Todd Ad81111,8o'"' t'IUndMJke~ • "'- ~~.Qallla ~ l)oDOnlllle n.a41o'!'ln toda)"sC!aM A AD !IWoe learn released by the A-od•!M 'lbree . WOrkiitg ________W_i_llw_·m__;_F_.B_uc_kl.....;ey;....J_r. DEVOTED TO THE 11\'TERESTS Of TliE MEJGS.MASON AREA . COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -Jerry Francis, tpp-,ranked Columbus Wehrle's leader, and Middletown FenwiCk coaching veteran Jolul "Butch" Rnssl won themalnClassA awards today , In The Associated Press' boys high school aU-state selections. Francis, a &-foot ·5 senior forward, was chosen as the Class A Ohio myour ROBERT L. WINGE1T Publisher. PAT WHITEHEAD Press. >allre has a not bundle of Ideas We are with reason angry at the gradually transpired that the stulf slon - resulted In int.irdictlng, oh, aimed at catching the people Who Mexican. officials who Ito-hummed Is more 1laqnlul than orlglnally maybe 10 petcettl, :II ~tot the ' launder the profits from drugs. their way through an Investigation thought, and a CUlture that spends staff coming ln. These Ideas Include changing the And of COUJ'9i> the tne!!Sure of of a U.S. .. bllllons ot doUars on health f!xlds color of our currency, so tllat the ' what In Mexico and barbells Is taldng a to~. · ·SU<:ceSS in the drug buslne$5, lJke boys with big sackfuls of green Is intolerable, namely stand in the crttical look at martjuana. . that In the business o! robbing under tllelr mattreslies will be We read about cocaine. In a vtvtd bankS, 151 what chances of . way or graft. In Mexico. todothlsls forced to bring them out, reveallng on the order o! standing in the way Image, someone recently sald ihat getttng·through? Answer: terrlflc. their scarlet letters. Maybe we . of sex. Sex will pre\laU, graft wUl the big radars along the 2,000.mlfe The odds wUI always be high, when should · breed 50 million drug· prevaU. · · border between MexiCO and· the you constcJer tllal the amount of trained dogs to sniff at everyone It Is true that a few years ago the United States begin, night after coke you can stulf Into a single off a boat .or an airplane, getting ht, to t.r_ack . what .l~Jllu: a pocketor'ami!!l'~)acket Cl!!l fete~ "'\\>bat a 'gfeandm\ swarm onocusts headed our way. $200,<XXI, and that the cost ol the mariJuana crop, but It proved Private planes, canylngcoketothe stuff where picked up can be as low • No, we are face .fo race with the rawest datum of them aU, wlllch Is temporary. SomE'What like 1\'age American market. as $l,<XXI. A pro!lt ot 2,<XXI percent that the problem would not exist, and prtce controls. If for a season So we bag a large number of (modest In the business ) Is a . ex. cept tllat in the United States . powerful E'Dgine to attempt to try to the marijuana crop from Mexico them today, and they sh9w up on Is a market for the stuff, and there decllnes, then mariJuana from the television news. That plane over stpp in a free society . In .other that the stuff Is priced very high. If elsewhere - Hawaii, for instance there was carrying $10 mllllon (or societies the answer Is as simple as . we cannot ef!ec.Uvely prevent Its - wUJ Increase. If there Is .l ess · waslt$100mUJ!on?) worth of coke, executing ·anybody caught smug· insinuating Its way into the rountry, mariJuana being smoked today hurray for the Drug Enforcement gl!ng or using dope, exit the dope what ls.tt that we can prevent? The tllan 10 years ago, It Is a reflection Agency. But then the saber evaluaproblem. answer, of course, Is Its price. The _l!'lt.Qf aw .rn!llrcement but of . tloncomeo-througb. Ll!styear-a SowhatiJ.re.wegolngtodoabout one thing that could be done, creeping social perception. It has splendid y~ .tor drug apprehen· it? My resourceful brother WUUam overnight, Is to legalize the stulf. Exit crime, and the profits from Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Oblo BOB HOEFLICH News Editor Player<J!tM~ee,r., , legalize dope. Shrewd observers of the scene have recommended It for years. I am on record · as having opposed tt in the matter of heroin. · The accumulated evidence draws me away from my own opposition, on the purely empirical grounds that what we have now Is a drug problem plus a crime problem plus a problem of a huge export of capital to thE'' dope-producing countries. Congress should study the dra· matte alternative, which Is legallza· tlon followed by a.dramatlc educa· tiona! effort In which the services of all 'clvlc·mlnded, and some less than civic-minded, resources are mobilized. Television, for Instance. Let the Federal Cgmmunlcatlons Comm~lon make It a part of the ·overhead . of ; a . TV llcense to broadcast 30 minutes a week, When President Reagan carne calling the other day tO win converts for his MX missile program , It followed days of ·extensive security · preparations - including transforming what had been a comfortable lounge outside Senate Majority Leader Robert "Dole's office into command center. · : The president's route took hlm right past tlle site of the 19Kl bombing near the Senate chamber, and officials wanted to take no chances, "It was a tremendous production," said Dole aide Walt Riker. "The . Secret-Sendee brought Jn mobile equlprnept,.ta<jlo tri!JilimiJJ~rs.,leJephone lineS, Space Age equlpmE'Dt. Their advance team came up a week ahead. They were all over llle place." · For security purposes, the three regulartelephonesln the lounge-often used by senators for calls back to thl:'lr offices while visiting Dole -were ripped out and ~!a~ w!t.~ t~ Secret--Se~!ce's~ s~!a!.. pho~. - . But apparently Sen. Barry Goldwater, R·Arlz. , didn't know the phones had been swapped. He walked Into the lounge, picked up a phone and tried to make a call. , • He tried Se\leral itrneil to make the phone work. · .. : ·. "What the hell is going .on here?" a rnlffl'!i Goldwate.~ demanded. 1 .. - ..:-Wlietiiei""t:01ciwater' s -etforfs - sir olf -iiJarm8~aY·'Secrt;t':.~;.~~~~dt:<::"~b-,~~·"""'.:"!~-" k"'"'.r~~· headquarters was not reported. The lack of real phones In tlie office "really wasn't very tunny: It caused problems for everyone," Riker said. · But the tight security In the Capitol for Reagan's ylslt didn't cause , problems for a groupo! junior high school students from Johnson County, WASHINGTON ·- The decade· : Kan., a subu'rb of Kansas City. long feud between Henry Kissinger · They had come to see Dole, but were stopped In the corridor at a and Lyndon LaRnuche was an roped-off checkpoint. · · exasperating E'Xperience for ~hi> Dole spied them as he was escorting the president and detoured Reagan ex-secretary of state, according to over to the students. Internal FBI investigative flies . • The president talked with them, asking If It ~as their firSt .trip to After yean ao one Ot the l'jlrg~ Washington and whether they had seen everything they had hoped to see. of LaRnuche's verbal sling5 and "They probably saw more than they bargained for," Dole was reported · arrows, Klssinger took unerring as Interjecting. aim with an arrow of hls own. He And the tight security wasn't enough to stop Sen. Dave Durenberger, wrote FBI Director WUllam WebsR-Minn ., fr\Jm epterlng a secure area to stand by Reagan's motorcade ter In 1982 asking lor an investlga· outside the Capitol. tlon of his tormentor. Hr> stood there alone for several minilles, then as Reagan got Into his car "I want to make It clear," wrote and the motorcade drove off, Durenberger waved goodbye. Kissinger, "that I do not ask tlle _ The.~ldenLwayed back. _ FBI to intertere In any manner with LaRouche's First Amendment rights even when they are exer· clsed in a scurrilous and obscene manner. The LaRnuche campaign against me, howE'Ver, seems to go far beyond free speech." Over the years, LaRnuche's The large amount of snowlall this Middleport. The Chamber of Corn· mE'fce, on March 19, voted unanlm· loUowers had written and shouted past wlntE'f left many commmtltles ously to express Its gratitude and accusations of personal and polltl' paralyzed. · appreclatlon to Bill Durst and his cal misbehavior against Kissinger, · The businesses In Middleport crew for a job well don~. We believe sometimes confronting htm in were very fortunate to have a In giving credit where credit Is due, public. The charges ranged from dedicated and hard-working snow· and, gentlemen, you were a credit . r~moval crew. When It was needed they worked to our businesses this past wlntE'f. .around the clock to clear the ' . a Kissinger·· v~. LaRouche_. ____prl_ ,me-tlm: . .:la.:.:.·~k:. : . .hat.:.:A.:.:.~de=-=oes: .:. ;~=-=~c:. :.~ ·Letters to editor Snow removal crew thanked ' ' Mid~~e~~t-tBlo;~r~.::es~de~t; . ' st r~ts. Thl.s hard work allowed for business as usual on most days in Commerce. Mother likes today's music • . I, also, would lll<e to write a few In response to the letter submitted by Mr. Boggs, on today's mus ic. Some of today's music, I agree, Is a lot different from what tt was back when I was In school, but that doesn't mean It's bad, just beCause styles of music have changed along with everything 'else. •. ' I'm also Sllre that If he had young wenagers at home, they also would be sporting around the so-called l!!~i{S~~~l}~ "boom box." I even find some of ihts music enjoyable, as much as my children do. Let's face It , music Is one o! the beautiful things in this cold world that Is free! That means you have the option toltstenornot, depending s on your taste In music. Some o! today's music Is really outstanding. He had hls day, as well as the rest of us. Now let us allow our children to have theirs, as long as they aren't sitting on his front step. If he's outside much this summer, he may E'Ven hear my ,fi-7--""' · Ni dllldCL'II_re_ajJy_!it~reo _ a !ew_ times. - LIJI!Ia hav.e that they can enjoy? Hawley, Middleport, Ohio. word~. Our commissioners slwuld know · Thrwghout the past fi,w yeal'!l a lilt (1{ publldty has been uneraled concerning the Meigs County Dog Pound, unforlunall!fy, 111011 of I! bact • ~ IIIII, prop~~! In our ;wvmy have loll cortlldfillce Ill the pound and ~ tumlne In UJJ~Vallf(.'d ~, n.u. •tray. tncr-ln numtJer. Willi 11111 COil8 a, Jot ot ~ pmblellll MIICII at (J;ral q ~. Injured and dead llvflMOdl, cV"* blte5, I!CC, 1 und('l'lland u.t 1111 MI'Wt ew. County tflurlMie ~ ,_ met will! wr C1)UIII)' ~ JI!II""""''Y w clifalff -~.-. mem.t rounty df'lpiii'""Y MJd l':llfJI n *"' 11£MI lbP ~My seven day a week Job. What kind of ·motlvation can anyone expect for !hat? If surrounding 'counties can find the money to .operate decent fatilltles to deposit unwanted dogs, why can't MetgJ County? All citizens pay for their clUes and counties to pick up and handle all stray and .free roaming dogs In a humane manner. Why not Melg5 County? lt't high time for all Citizens of our county, who are In agreement to call our commLulon· enandletthemknowtllattblslsan '-that'more than juat the Metg5 Qlunty Humane Society are con· eerned With. HotltJn& wUI be done unless the ot lhlf county speak up and 1/fi(J,. conservat•Ives' blund er_-...___. _·----'----.----William A: Rusher NEW YORK {NEA) -Three of . introducing legislation that would doubtedly advanced the welfare of prove they were no such thing. the ablest young RE'publlcan conblack wqrkers In South Africa . ~!Vatives In the House or RepreHR1400, they declared, went too But there are exceptions to every sentatlves are, with the best of far; but In Its place they offered a rule (e.g. the John Deere case, In bill of their own. lntent!ons, making a · serious mls· which a tractor company wanted to take In their effort to shape U.S. As described In the Washington spend money on retaining black Post, this measure Is a foxy policy toward South Africa. It Is workers on the payroll during a tempting to say they ought to know combination of. provisions calcu· slack period, but could only acquire better, but It would he hard to Ia ted to make liberals wobble back "points" under the SuUlvan prlncl· and worth like the poor cat I' the explain why. None of the three has pies by laying them off and ever set foot In that complex and . adage. It would, for example, direct spending the money on workers' fascinating country, and their the U.S. representative on the housing Instead ), and the WalkerInternational monetary Fund to remedy for Its Uis Is much better designed to score debater's points oppose IMF loans to any country off Tip O'NeUI than to do anything that has an official segregation very useful for South Africa's policy {South Africa- great! think blacks. the liberals), or Is Involved in This year's big liberal ·push International terrorism {the Soviet agalnstSouthAfrlcalsenshrlnedln Union? -well ... ) or illegal drug HR1460,-a destruc!Ne blunderbuss trafficking -(Cuba? ... er ... ). It of a bill promoted by liberal would strengthen a ban on Import- · lng products made with slave labor Democratic Reps. Stephen Solarz, (Russia again), and prohibit ecoWilliam Gray and.Jioward Wolpe. Cosponsored by 100 mem~rs of the nomic or mllltary assistance to House, this grotesque mess would nations that vote 11galnst the United · ban the sale of Krugerrands, bar States In the United Nations more American · loans and technology tllan · 85 percent of the time. sales (Including computers) to Specifically with regard to South · South Africa, require all American -Africa, · It would deny federal · businesses operating there to abide contracts or economic assistance to by the "Sullivan principles" (of any U.S. company doing business which more below). compel U.N.· there that retuled , to abide by the supervised elections In Namibia Sullivan principles. {South-West Africa), etc. Not sur· Now, the Sulllvan principles area , prlslngly, Teddy Kennedy and baslcallypralseworthyseto!guldeWUI!am Proxmlre are sponsoring lines, !lrst laid down by a black similar leglslal1on In the Senate. Philadelphia ClefiYITUin named Enter Reps. Rnbert Walker: Leon Sullivan, under which oooper{Pa.) , Newt Gingerich (Ga.) and attngAmerlcanbuslnel8ealnSouth Vln Weber (Minn.) - three ynuth· Africa promise to provide equal · ful conservatives who have earned pay and worldD8 condltlo111 for . · a considerable name for them· their black employees, permit the selves rnaldng House Speaker Tip organization of black unions, and O'Neill wish he bad retired several provide housing subsidies and other "* ' G!ngrtch·Weber bill allows no exceptions ~hatever. That's the trouble, gentlemen, with barging Into remote and unfamiliar situations. Sitting there Inside the Beltway, how can you hope to prescribe detailed remedies for the problems of a social milieu that has baflled lifelong students 8,tro rnlles closer to Its complex!· ties? You simply look foolfsh; and, worse yet, you are wrong. Berry's World· :-:~;::-~know~~~~~~;~~~~~~-~ Our dol wlii'IIM ltl pelclf'#IO 11 · lllem and that !bey care about how year all!l20 _ . 11 11111111 liN ll If dofte, - Cleve Mullins, MJOO' own wldde) f« • 21 hour a day, Pine GJO\Ie Rd.. Racine, Ohio 45m. 1 drug smuggling,to .homo5exuallty. In August 1982 - a "Dear Bill" He was told, however, that the One Incident resulted in the trial letter of tllanks for forwarding a acttons be described might Indicate and acquittal- of Kissinger's wife. LaRouche flyer that assailed violations of laws against interstate Nancy, on an assault charge Kissinger. harassment by telephone. following an airport confrontation The following month, Wej>ster The FBI files show that Webster with a LaRnuche supporter. wrote to Kissinger's attorney: "I wrote a memo to another bureau A LaRouche ' spoke!llllan Who cel1alnly can understand Dr. Kls· official about another angle. "1lte reviewed the FBI documents told singer's con <:em over the persistquestion was raised whether the my associate Tony Capacclo that ence which these individuals have lJ.S. Labor Party {a LaRnuche their quarrel with KISsinger was displayed In their campaign organization) might be funded by about policy Issues. against him." . hostile intelligence agencies," lte "We want Kissinger's political The sympathetic FBI 'director wrote. "Can you give me an update career to be over," he said. added that he could "appreciate Dr. · ... on this matter?" ' The LaRnuche spokesman In· Kissinger's reluctance to take legal .The fBI Investigation did un· slsted that the campaign never action against members of this cover a letter sent by a LaRouche became Ulegal harassment, and group In the form of a peace bond or committee to a Texas organization said :of Kissinger's request for an otherwise, since to do so would give to which Kissinger was scheduled FBI Investigation, "He got down- them the forum they appear to be to speak. The letter contained, in right paranoid." seeking." the words of an FBI Memo, Kissinger refused to comment, As the campaign continued, the '',tllolations (having to do) with but sources close to him said hewas frustrated Kissinger wrote again to mailing a threat to Injure the subjected to "Intense verbal and Webstff In November 1982, asking reputation and-or accuse a person physical harassment" during the lor an FBI lnv~tlgation . Within a of a crime." • period wben he asked for the FBI month, he 'VaS Informed that the The FBI finally gave up In late investigation. It has subsided con- Justice Department could lind no 1983. It found no prosecutable siderably since. the sources said. · actions alleged by Kissinger that offenses and c losed ' Its Kissinger first wrote to Webster violated ctvU rights laws. Investigation . . regard to South Africa Is to depict all coORrVatlves as clolet racists, they decided to fight tllat smear by a bureaucratize too rtgldly the en· forcement of these requlremenls, the Sullivan principles have un· . .KEEPING WW - University of Tenoosaee's TOll)' White (11) keeps the ball low and away fmm the reach or ladlana University's Stew Boblnson (22) Wednesday night atNewYork'sMadloonSquareGarden for the National Invitation Tournamen&. (AP LuerphotO ). 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IIDaiiStS Joining htm on the first unit were NEW YORK tAP) - uwe Blab · The loss dfopped Loulsvllle's Ric Blevins of Cortland Maple· and Brad Wright were ·th" two record to 19-17, leaving them It las! wood; Mitch Ha'hriahs of Graysville tallest basketball players on the . chance In the Third Place Game Skyvue; Bryan of Richmond court in llii> semlfhia!s . of th'Et ~ ' Friday-night against. 'fennesee-to.-, ..Oale·Sol\!,1-.e"..e!ernl Ft'11 ·J::ll"i!e!l·Of, +IJ· ..(-=~:;.~f": National Invitation Tournament, salvage a 20-vlctory season. They Fenwick, anall·stateendlnfootbaU; and each clearly was the most have ·had 14 straight, -Including 13 J.C. TfYbus of Middlefield Card!· ru~n:::d:;:erc.:;;:.::::,:;__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __, viSible In more ways than one. The centers for Indiana and UCLA, respectively, each was instrumental In helping his team win Wednesday night as Indiana defeated :rennessee 74-67 and UCLA stopped LoulsvUle 75-66. Blab scored 24 points and grabbed 10 rebounds and Wright had 23 points and 12 rebounds, along with lour blocked shots as the iradttlon· rich Bruins ')lid Hooslffs h";ided for MARCH 31, 1985 a summit meeting in the NIT 4 TllnO championship game )"rlday night at UU992·3'29 -lltHr_ watiM Ooly Madison Square Garden. · "Blab and (StE'Ve) Alford sus· talned their attack," Tennessee 1-------------------'---------11 Coach Don_ DeVoe said, "and w" didn't play great basketball In the last live minutes," The7-foot·2Blab, the"Mr. Inside" of the Indiana attack, and Alford, "Mr. Outside," teamed up for 47 points and generally controlled things In the late going whim Tennessee made Its patented run . · Earlier In this tournament. the NIT's "Comeback Kids" wiped out · a five-point deficit In the last 19 seconds to beat Southwestern Loutslana and otherwise have made a habit of thrilling comebackS. Wednesday night, the Volunteers just ran .out of gas, tllankS to the STOCIIT725 omnipresent Blab Inside. . ·~ · ,: -.. •'"''' . The Hoosiers had a 13-point lead In the. first half and 10 at Intermission before the Vols rallied hehlnd Tony White, who scored 22 points overall. It wasn't untO the last two minutes when Blab hit two key foul shots and ==Jjj ~; ~~~~ blocked a Tennessee shot and Alford , ,---. hit some crucial free throws that the ~- ~QJ ·----..-_-_-_-_·_·--·-game was In hand for ~ndla na . AT PAT HILL FORD 1985 LTD 1985 F-150 PICKUP .~~ :~ ONLY V-6, Auto. TraosAilt wh"l. speedcontrol, rear de· !roster. air cond., AM/FM Stereo, tinted glass. hcht croup. - ~ guess we're good. When we here to play St. John's, we ' men. ·" boys . Now,were I WE're WE're ·Less.· ~ More. Except for Blab and Alford, Indiana Coach Bobby Knight was . not at all happy with his team 's play. He also said he •:.wanted to see the baD nylng around the perimeter a little more. 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"I said after I .Gac..W!!· ~Gbt SPEC'lAL MENl'JON - Mau Old fur HuT~l..-kr-pobl "OK, whiCh ot1fl · lnt.,..t on t/111 federal debt and which one I• the trade deficit?" Jtm Kearns of McGuffey Upper Scioto Valley. SecOml·team All.Ohlo members were Brent Parent of Pioneer North Central, Fred Morgan of Worthing· ton. Cbrlstlan, Kevin Knight of Windham, Keith Troyer of Berlln HJJand, Brian Rnach of Franklin Furnace Green, Jl,'ff Braun of Fort Loramie, Tony Meyer of Jacks(Jn Center and Joe White o! Canal WinChester: • Named to the third team all·state squad were Andy Booth of Lucas, D11ve Copeland of Millersport, Brian M;lrtin of East Canton. Brian Bracone of Mingo Junction, Scott Rnssl, who led hls team to a - Sullivan ol Springfield Catholic 1 school-record 24 victories, was Central and DeiTOII Dulkowskl of selected as tlle ~maD-schoOl state Mount Pleasant Buckeye West. Coach of the Year. COLUMBUS. OtiJo fAPt - Th£' As&ocl· at£'d Press' 1911i Class A All-bhkl ~~ Francis also landed a first-team baslci>tbe.ll scii:'CIIOII!I, mad(> Wllh lhP r'E'C· Ali·Ohlo berth, the Second straight ommt'fldatiOnS Of a Mate pan('! ol s p;rts wr1!m Pnd tJroadeti!PPS: time he bas been picked. that. FlR.fii'T TEAfo'l - Jc>rry F raJlcll. Colum· honor. The Ohio State University · bUll Wt>br\(', 6.f00f:5 sr .. l!t.4 poln1 s pt'f' • ~~:arm\ : RIC BIPVIM, Cortland Maplf'\o:ood , recruit has Jed the.WolvE'rirles Into 6-7 ·v .. :28.7: Mitch Hannahs. Gray11vllll' the state semifinals for the second ~ •. ~10 .Iii"., Z2.1; Brya11 Aile,·. Rich ·· .· mond [)Qie Sootht>aslc-QI. !>U M".. 18.7: seasori In a row. Tim Jord!...i, MlddiMOW/n f'('llwlck , S.. !lr., Francis averaged more than 19 ]6,8; J.C. 'I'rybu-<;, Midill'fk'ld Ca(dln;~l , G4 !if .• 19.0; Chad Ketler . Van Bip'l'fl. &:1 points and 16 rebounds a game this jr .. alll: and .Jirn KParn!i. 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NEW ORLEANS (AP)- Tulane University basketball players Clyde Eads and Jon Johnson wiD be lmmu~fnl~P~; granted tlon to testify before a grand Jucy Investigating center Jolut wunams and two other players accused of shaving points, according to a pUbUsbed report. · · The Times-Picayune The States- ltemsaldlntoday'slate~ltlonsthat Eads, from Tampa, Fla., and Jolutson, from ColumbUs, Ga., both 22-year-old senior forwards, who will testify today, had given statements Implicating·themselves and their teammates .. The newspaper did not Identity Its source, BASKETBALL PROBE - Tulane basketb;.u players Bobby Thompson, left, and David Dominique walk 1o cenlrallock up from the New Orleans district attomey's olllce Wednesday. Thompson, · Dominique, along wHh John WWiams and Gary Kranz, were booked ,.: wllh vl.olatioA<I ol Louisiana sporls bribery laws. (AP Lllserpltoto). .. .:Eagles ·romp __past FH Lancers, 11-4 was called In becalllle university ottldal$ beard "rumors emanated trom.out d. state." · ~:~t:be~E~~~F::~i~ Pla" · fresh- distribution of cocaine, Connick Translatlo!t: The Detroit Tigers' great experiment of shifting AU-Star second baseman Sweet' LOI! Whf· ·taker to third base, which Manager Sparky Ahderson said was "etched said. ._ ' lbe maximum ,Penalty for vtolalion of Louisiana s spol'ls brlbecy law is live years In Jall and a $10,001 . 11 ~ llnlsbed ~· - · :== 3 ll ," I season overa and...., in conference play. Connick, the Orleans Partsh distrlct attorney, said New Orleans attorney Edward F. Kohnke IV, a Thlane graduate, the Up that led to the all· lnjeury hurts w.elso·n off with a line single. Kevtn Barber .walked, Jtrn. Weber I c ubhed an RBI single and Tracy Taylor drew a walk. Brent Bissell worked the count full before roping a tlJree.RBI double down the third base llrie, knocking starting pitcher Qarren Welch out of the box . • Keith Barnhan came on In relief only to serve up a single to Jeff Bissell, a single to- Eddie Collins, and another to Royce Bissell.Designated hitter Greg Leachm;m d~ve a high fly sacrifice to deep centerfield, sending home the seventh run of the Inning. Eastern 18.:1 7-0 as Kregar came on In relief. : untU the fourth Inning, Eastern h!'rier Bcyan Durst was breezing · right along with consistent rontrol - andgoodoocl<lng-ln tHe fleJQ.In-tlll! fourth round Mike Russell reached on:a close play at first, then trotted IIOtne on a Barnhan single, the seore 7-1. · After Collins and Royce Bissell slttgled In the third, Steve Horner reached safely on an error that allowed lwo more runs to cross • hoine plate, the score 9-1. : Federal Hocking added a single nin In the fifth on a Randy Matlack trtple and sacrifice fly by Welclt, then added two more In the top half of the seventlt on a walk to Singer, a Matlack double, and a fielding ·, . error on a liner by Gllllan with no outs. :Durst came back to fan the next 1\I'O batters before claiming the final casualty on a pop fly to the shortstop Collins to end the game, Eastern gals post victories TUPPERS PLAINS- The Eastern Eagles girls' softball team posted Its second and third victories of the season without a defeat, defeating Belpre In a dose 9-8 · encounter Tuesday, then clobberIng Federal Hpcklng ll\-0 here Wednesday night. Il L!.- - -Against-Belpre Eastern-jumped to a !Hllead, scoring three runs each In the llrst two frames. Belpre fought back with two runs In the third frame, then added three In the iourth to pull within one as £astern's defense produced a lot oi miscues. Eastern's offense sparkled again during tlte fourtlt round as Amy · Y9u11g led off with a single, Angle ~ncer reached on an error, Kim Bent walked, and several passed balls allowed Eastern to round the bases. ~ Belpre had the opp<inunlty to tie the game In the seventh Inning as Gregory walked, Fitch reached on 811 error. A long fly hat! was hit to ~lene Ritchie In center, where she caught the ball and fired a strlke to home, holding the runner at third base. The next batter .grounded to third lor the final out. :Angle Spencer burled the East· strikeout, three walks, a.nd gave up 11 hit s. Eastern opens league play at SoutHern on Monday at 4:30 p.m. while the Eastern and Southern reserves are slated for a Friday night game at Easlern. Federal Hocking hosts Kyger on Saturday. Llnescore: E;astern ........... !llO 220 x-U 11 2 . Federai. .... .. .... OOO UO 2- 4 8 2 Batteries: Durst '(WP) and B. Bissell, Barber. Welch (LP), Barnhart, Kregar and Morris and Knutsen, Welch. Th~tonrecoversfromthisweek's · bl~~~~:rt'st knee surgery. Thornton is evt"~Pi"ted .•,.......... tomissfourtoslxweeksofacUon:· "I feel If Wlison was healthy, I couldn't get any better than that," Corrales said. "WUson would swing a lot heUerwlth a )lealthy hand." Wllson .hit .21l1 with 15 home runs and 84 runs batted in for the Indians' Class . AAA , affiliate, the Maine Guides, in 1984. h Hesayshesprainedhisrlght\vrlst about two months ago. , "I've not been saying how," he . said. Wilson has had the hand taped during workouts most rJ. the spring, excuse." . . . . Choice · .,,.~- •r,.ar ll ~~b ger the World's Biggest, Best ,. . . "' H m ur • A Hot dogJrt" ~-:. ·<'ries.' " t" . 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Walks to Spencer ~nd Savoy, an error on a hard-hit ball bY You~~g, and an Arlene Ritchie single plated four runs In the second frame. Beth Berkheimer, Young and Gaul had key hits in an elgltt run third round; while Rucker, Ritchie and Gaul singled to set the stage for a booming Spencer triple, Savoy drove In another. run with a sln_gle. . Gaul had two singles lor the winners, ~pencer a triple, Savoy a single, Young a strlple; Lesa Rucker two singles, Ritcble two · singles, and Berkheimer a sl~~gle. Eastern now 3-0 overall travels to Belpre tonight for a bout with the Golden Eagles. .. 8' 1.79 2.59 r 27 4~ 2X4 2X6 2X8 2X10 . 5 Gal. . SIZE ., . 10' . 2.45 3.34 5.33 7.18 12' 14' 2.99 4.65 7.64 9.58 X 5.49 7.90 11.97 SIZE a· 4X4 3.79 ~ZJ 12' 416 X 10' 6.49 . - -- OhiO VaiiE'Y Publishing Company/ Multimedia. Inc ., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769+h. 992·2156. 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'"~ MeanwMi!, asoJ\ ThomJl6Q~n' .:-!~~~~ Doug Frobel homered lor Pitts- • · bw'gh while Jose DeLeon pitched ~· !l:II'!Yiill. POSTUREPEDIC .SO% $8995 T~i~.~ .. 0r F EA PC Worranly ,j 79 _.j1 Build It Yourself and Save .•. -"7-'-"'=':.e:ny--0( . \",AM·''"'·Jiii>••~:;;:-;n:.ln . . ,>;I.~ n~~o;.~nc!rarstuUii-:;-:d~:n~t.y'·crto•ceot s•nate Cnopll~;~~~~~~~ounts T•~ n[)t ~~partlCIP3tln~J ·510 ~nousn COtl' • .. r ~ All IN Ill-fT. SECTlONS =---'-~ - r.:=====================================, No, these prices are not misprints. You'll have to come in and see 'em to believe 'em, and you'll say to yourself, "I can't believe it!" THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1985 lliHGo 3?.! 5!2.... ·· fnu. CtnnotlltUSt~~~~noust~ couponfOH1Gr Hesaldhewouldhaveneproblem with being a designated hitter, "If It's In the big leagues." "If I'm 1!1 the minOrs, 1 should be an evecyday player,'' he said. He said the wrtst Is Just about healed now, although he concedes It probably stiU presents a mental problem beclluse be' may ~ . lavoringltsilmewhat. nSTJNG WIU IIGIN ON we go any said maybe he'd rather play second. · That was it. That was all I had to hear. 'lbe man's a star. When the star wants it, that's aU tbereis.to lt. I would IJ9pe you'd do what y.our star · wants you to." Instead, . rookll! Chris .Plttaro, whose outstanding play at second plaJ;\ted the seed · lrt Ariderson' s ""--mlnd;'W11tmave-tt> thltd,-a )lt'!Sitlon he has never played. Anderson said be was confident Plttarocould make the switch. "Like l told him, I don't' care how many errors he makes, I'm going to stick with hlin as as I can," '1 an . WILL., IE SIIOIE TEmNG AU. SEWR LINES Iii SYIACUSI AND ll(INE• .,,. w:;'fe'; . :. hits. FH pltehingcomblnedforone THE SYIACUSE·IACINE REGIONAL SEWER DISTRICT Before the Tigers' &-Jexhjbltlon loss to the Pittsburgh Pirates on Wednesday night, Anderson an-nounced that Whltakerwouldrather · fight than switch. "I called him ill and said, 'Which en; ~Orner led I Ill"' 11 ' B SCOTr WOLFE Y .... ' EAST MEIGS - Behind an Earlier EHS added some lnsqrImpressive pitching effort by a nee on a Jlmrey Cal!! well Infield 10 · JTIIIn Bcyan Durst and an Improved single, a Jeff Bissell sacrifice, a defensive periormance, the East- Collins single, and an error. ~m Eagles steamrolled to an 11-4 Sophofllore Eddie Collins led the · 99 ' • · non-league triumph over the Fed· Eastern attach with three singles, J for • Slt'loln TIP' Dlraraet'l eralHocklngLancershereWednes- Royce Bissell had two singles, SUN OTY, Ariz. (AP) -First Corralessald.The24-year-oldhasa SlrlolrafiP'J)lnraers ' fifor'8.99 . 8 day evenin~. . ~ren~ - ~ifiia ~~ellslf!gles a ?o~oybleJWB•sseu; . ~_nd .t~r~ -=may ~n Jim Wilson •riiore inJured ~t .. · lar,:tRitltilasbiieii. .500 exhibition batting average 50 _ '-· _ ~-1t r.Qr '8.9 _ ,9,,....... ,.•___ __ _ '"~-·- ~ ·- ~ t,h~. ~"~••·~~·s,,•,,•.,'!~~~,.~_·••·.~~~~·.~;!f."', ,e>.• .!,,___ . ·-·· ·=· The~ wln ~llOOSts Easteril's'overaif' RBf's, lie hu'ftlilifi'lm tllliilhe rorii'p-UeiJoothft!e - - .. ·- - - ··-- - --'"'' , -- ,._ - .... - o d t 0 22 hll Fed 1 1 h Steve Horner Jlm Weber Tracy •·clu(!nlnewortd' § B~~_!!~~ba~edPolato l:;.;;~;;;rt!li t~ltn b,,'", e,. 1 .,;0·~;;;c-,pai;ng stt1illOIISh' ·-·~ r era we g s • • realizes. hits in on!•• six at bats. He has been .,. ', .... ,, ,.,.,., ~••'"""" ' """ ' · ' w e :1 •''" t.,.o o '''"'.tl'l bune• cannot bt usf kno sts d•sccun''-cad Itt l"f flit'/ slltin·at 3-2. Taylor and Jimmy Caldwell. "If ·J immy Wilson's hand was virtually ln·vlslbledurlngthe exhibl· '"'•"m••"•' ' """'"'"' " "" ' ..,,.,, '• Wed nesd ay night's win avenged Ma tl ac k an d We1c h eac h ha d healthy, I wouldn't hesitate to use tl dtscallnls llll nc\11'1C .. ...., oln. ~ ' '"ld1111111" 511«1"''";;,-.,tiiiiiil"' ~,.,.,.,,.,,. · .....,. 0 a loss the orevlous nlghtto Federal two hits for Federal, while Gill Ia~ him (as the Indians' .designated ' .?Jf~n~ ri1<hl·handed hitter he ••~""':- - ; , : : ,1Special! - Hockillg . a~ East made a· . doubled, Burell! singlell, a:na hitter) " Cleveland indians' Man- . ,(Corrales) wantS, I think my B' • -" complete defensive turn-around, Barnhan singled. . agerPatCorralessald. • resumeisbetlerthanmost,''Wlison I The World'• ~, whUealsocomlngallveattheplate. In his first career varsity start Corrales is scouring hts own sa~tt. "l'mhavingapoorsprlng,and ' Bell Bre•lt(tJSt 11 • After a scoreless first Inning, Du_r~t went the distance. clalmln~ roster and .also lookillg aroi.md· the· that's not helpinglne."-Fries . ~3.79 · .fi:<~ostern rallied In a big way In 'the .. tltewln with seven strikeouts, whUe league for som~ to fUiin whUe Wlison said be has traditionally · .. $')9_9 . ' All·_'~',,••.- ·. ~"",,·_.·,ll.•_t ·-second round ·as freshman ·Steve · gl.vlng up.. just-two-Walks, and elght. ... -veta•an deslgna:.orl- hiae r A.;,ctre ~ not' --'u'-t .. ..,tH!1t-tht>&~.,..,~lr'"t<>-l~,:! -~_ • . NOTICE combined on a three-hitter and Jolut base as the KaJisas aty !Wyals Lowenstein drove In one run and defeated the Braves &-2. scored another as the Baltimqre Eric Show lllanlred Seattle on Orioles , defeated the New York tl!.ree over JiX.I!InlnaJ as the San Yankees 2--1. I)lego Padres downed the Mariners Atlanta's Bob Horner, who pinch , 7-1. hit Thesday In his spring debut, Geoff Zahn, Donnie Moore and made his first start and played live Curt Kaufman liCattered seven hits innings. He was 0-tor-3 at the plate as the Calllornia Angels blanked the 8nd handled two chances at third Oakland A's IHJ. Kranz_ls vliiill'UUlli' On Wednesday' sophomore source on the street and checked swlngmanDavldDominlqueo!New with him. I felt I got good enough Ihei'la, La. and senior guard BobbY b\formaUon to follow upon it. Thompson of NeW Orleans surren- . "All you have to do is talk to the dered to authorities lor fingerprint- bookies," KohnketoldlheNewYork lng and booking.. Times. "All the booldeS that were Williams, a 23 year-old senior, talked to knew the fix was on." Th U.S. Attorney John Villz sald his was arrested esday night, alo11g office has been involved In the case· with Gary Kranz, 21, of , New Rochelle, N.Y., a Thlane ·student forseveralweeks,andhehasasked ·accused of gambling taw ~!Ions the FBI ro Investigate possible as-well as cbcalne deallng.All four federal violations. were released withOut ball. He gave nO detaUs about possible Cocaine, not money, was the links to federal gambling raids in Memphis, Tenn., during the apparent motivating factor, Dlstrlcl weekend. Attorney Harry Connick said. He also said It is possible that other The federal government's lnvol· vement came at the request of players are involved and that more Thlane officials. Athletic DirECtor "~i~:~~l.d ~mati~otHyndman Wall said the goverment The Daily Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio OPEN MON.·THUI. 7:30A.M.·S P.M.; FRI.: 7:30 A.M.·6s30 P.M. �'. I . !il: i ' • Pega 6-The Daily Sentinel Thurlday. 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League last year. and • SKIP'S Of lNG OFF AS USUAL Rowdon, 24, hit .251for Wichita Demoted Tuesday to minorleague t~am$ were pltcher!i Rob ,_~---~~:.-~--Stale Monday -friday - - 842 SECOND AVifE·~==~:=;:~?==~='=(4 Offer Good Until March 31, 1915 (6141 371·6151 QUAUTY SYSTEMS The Daily Sentinei-Page-7 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Thurlday, March 28. 1986 ~ . ~-= FREE DELIVERY 72 Years of Serving The Tri-County Area �.... ' Thursday, March 28, 1986 Thunday. March 28. 198& Ohio ~...-. · esecca sees no letdown for Hoyas · In the spqt/ight INGELS KUT RIGHT CARPET By CINDY OU\'ERI lm .\pat Ohio Ea;ster eggs: The size 'claalflcatlonl of egp are based oil' wel&ht per dozen, with a three ounce dltference be!Weeft colorfu~ loaded with prqtein haven't been colored separate from raw egg~~, mark them with a pen or pencU. salads,' ulad dressings, and sandwfch lllllngs for high-quality nutr1· Home EcoDomlea lllld 4-H tloi! at low cost. Be creative and experiment with Ham and retl) l);~ -co ~l ~ o ~~~-~~~~~~~n~~~~;;:;~anulacturer's dlrec· UUUI!<Teggr.l -a: pi adiHon eggs weigh 27 ounces per dozen, tiona lor coloring on decorate with combining eggs with other protein In many households at Eaater lime, large eggs weigh 24 ounces per some t1. the newer products on the sources, -like chicken, ham and Today In the spotlight we feature dozen, medium 21 ounces, and market such as plsllc deslgnl that tuna . Then add .mixed vegetables, eggs, small 18 ounces. shrink and mold to the shape of the blilccoll or carrots and create your Eggs are a good cource of protein, When small and mOO!um eggs egg. own ~asserole. H you ha~ an Iron, VItamin A·, rtboOavln, and are plentlflil they be more Easter ham, why not try this Deviled Ham and Egg Casserole? Easter eggs as pre· cool I potassium, and cal· than the larger sizes. Generally as possible. Refrigeration Deviled Ham And clum. Eggs are also easy Oil your speaklnj!, It ~ are the 88!Tle serves safety and quality. Eggs · Eu Caanl'Gie waistline. An egg has ·'\_bout tr1 gtade and there Ia lees than a nine peel easiest It you crack the shell by · · ti llei'VInp, % cup each calories. That's about the ~.!IS a cent dlfrereilce betWeen one size · tapping gently aU over. Roll the egg 4 silces bread the banana and less than a glass of and the :next smaller size, you wUI between your hands to 2 cups ham, cooked, chopped skimmed milk. get more for your money by buying shell and peel, starting at the large 2 eggs, hard-cooked, chopped end. H, w~youpeel theegs,you TWoeggsareequaltooneservl!tg the larger size. 1 teaspooon _hQI'SeradJsh 1'h tablespoon s prepared .B]!·~~'-~~~~~!~~~-'f."~~~nl! ttwu ~ -~~ ro\\cesome dyehasseepedthrough economlcatSO~rce too! At 85cents thebreel!othenandooesnotatfect the sheila and colored the egg mustard per dozen, a serving of two eggs the nutrjtlve value of quality of an whites, don't panic. The eg'g Is stUl 4 eggs, beaten cost 14 cents. egg. sale to eat. Unly U.S. certWed 1'4 cups milk When you shop ror eggs, you may Always Check eggs before pur- colon; can be Used In egg dyes. That V. teaspoon salt Ond sever! grades, sizes, and price chlllle for ctacks and 1011. Cracked means the coloring ager\ts have It teaspoon papper ranges. To be sure of getting quality . or soUed eggs may COntall) ~ter1a ll!'en checked for safety by the U.S. eggs, buy USDA graded egp. Buy tha.t CB!I produce flJI)CI . poisOning. Food and Drug Administration. Grease a 7xl2X2-lnch haklngdlsh. grades of eggs according to their .Store eggs In tile refrigerator to How will you use your Easter. Cul crusts from bread and cut Intended use. Grade AA and Grade avoid loss of quality and spoilage. ~allons? The younger set may bread In haH diagonally . Toast A eggs are generally used for frying To "~ard cook" eggs, place erms stmpJy, enjoy peeling and eating bread and crusts under broiler until ·and poaChing where appearance Is In a saucepan and cover with cold them out of their hands for" snack . . lightly bro~ned . Place crusts In baking dish. · Important. Grade B eggs have water. Bring to a boll, rt'duce heat For a variation, peel and mash Comblne ham, hard-cooked eggs,, L.~~~~~~~~~ ~~ better suited and simmer 15 ·minutes. Cool at them with a fork. You may want to 1·· Qaklng and cooking. All once by draining and running cold add a sprinkling of seasoning. horseradish, and mustard. Spoon grades of eggs re of similar water over the eggs. Children can flx these for them· the mixture over the crusts. nutritional value. The keep .hard·bolled eggs that selves. Or, use the eggs In sauces, Arrange toasted bread sllces over ham mixture. Bler.d beaten eggs, milk, salt, and pepper. Pour over liread. •Let stand In the retrlgerator. at ' Couat)' Ext ~··,-.re .,F" . ~ l'n l~"'"""''"~~~:~~~~:--:~~~~=~;.,~:~:~!::==:~:,~:~~ loolien For -We For Less and Less!· LOOK! WE HAVE .A LARGE SfltCTTO"···o f-·-,.__---.,._. SPRING CLOTHES FOR KIDS " ' ~-~a-:-.,·~ =--==·"'·{,:~l-~ 5 •Shorts •Tops • · KITCHEN 3x12 ~ =: ...,...~---• HAlL . . .12x-12- --. . _ALL 3 ROOMS AND HALL For Only $499°0 ~Pants •Dresses • =- . - ~ •. The Vanderhoof Baptist Church will hold a pre-Easter revival beginning Monday and extending through AprU 6 with services at 7:30 each evening. Rev. Steven Deaver will be the speaker and there will be special ·,singing groups each evening includ· lng Monday, the McGee FamUy, Belpre; Tuesday, Soldiers of Light, Torch Baptist Church; Wednesday, the Thomas Family; Thursday, Sunrise Singers; Chester; · Friday, Unity Singers Meri's Quartet; Saturday,. Freedom Singers, Youngstown. 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Note: The casserole can be prepart'd several hours In advance and refrigerated untO baking time. Don't get carried away enjoying the pretty outsides of those Easter eggs and forget about the good eating InSide. Did You Know That:. .You can make your own, Easter egg dyes from walnut shells, orange peels, onion skins and spinach? For directions contact the Meigs County Extension Office at 992-6696. AU educational programs and I activities conducted by the Ohio Cooperative Extension Service are available to all potential clientele on a non-discriminatory basis without regard to race, color, national or1gtn, sex, handicap, or rellglous afflliatlon. 4-H HONOREE! - EJ&ht m<mller8 of Melp County 4-H prop'lllll8 were honored at a """q'Jet recently. They were. from left, Rebecca RUe, dared . .WITH gtOSmb CARDS . - . Say "Happy Easter" In 1 .c reative way. Gibson offers llteatyle carda and lneplratlonala for every person you know, Send a greeting that says, "it's spring" . We're ready lor you to browse and telae•. ALSO JUST RECEIVED.... --~. --··--· AN EASTER ASSORTEMENT OF PASTEL .UNNIES, CUTE LITTLE CHICKS AND DUCKS AND PREITY BASKETS FOR YEAR-ROUND USE By Fenton Middleport Book Store . ' ~u Sheela, .John Edwardl, Usa Vlllanueva, kevin Napier. bulllllamt from pleuterwere Donia a-ed Crane, J - P•la!r 81111 .Joe Parker. M~igs ·members· honored at banquet Eight members nored at Extension Meigs County 4· H dlstrld and county 4-H agents. were among those ho- . _ AccOrding to John Rice, County the Ohio Cooperative Extension Agent, Agriculture, Service South District's those recognized !roll! Meigs 4-H ~gnltlon Banquet held at County were: John Edwards, son of Mrs. Ben Rile of Middleport lor Gardening; Donia Crane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Crane of Pomeroy for Conservation; James Parker, son of. Mr. and Mrs. Leland ~·~=~·=r·~ ;~"~-~a·~··d~M~••t·~P~w~•~I;Ed~w~a~r~m~~~-~-··~Parker ~~ • of Pomeroy ~;~~Mrs~~ -~~~11i~~~~~~~·~~~~~:;; ~:;~~~~~~~~f~,== were district Napier, son of Christine lor Dairy. 0 wiMers In the4-HNatlonalAwards program, the Ohio 4-H Scholarship program, members of the Buckeye 4·H Ambassadors program and officers of county Junior Leadership Clubs. Also In attendance were the members' families, district repreentatlves to the . 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Retail Price: $15,817.00 .$ . Savings: ' Delivered Price: KeynotespeakerfOrtheprogram was Dr. Walter· Knauff, VIce President of Southern State Com· munlty College, Hillsboro. The recognition banquet was provjded through support from the Ohio 4-H F9l!.ndatlon and the Jackson Pro· ductlon Credit Association. · ~· Musical duo ~plans - OU '·- THIS IS THE EQUIPMENT: VCooch Volino Roof :;.'V-8 engine /Air Condition ....-vinyl Ro9f V.:Heoter Co1 Automotic Transmission Bidwell for Agriculture, ship, Small Animals and District Scholarship; ·usa Vlllaneuva, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Ernest VIllanueva of Addison for Photography. Jared Sheets, son of Mr. and Mrs.' James Slieefs of Ruiiaiid for seer; Rebecca Rife, daughter of Mr. and $1,818.00* $13,999.00 ' ' concert · . 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FULLY .EQUIPPED MERCURY GRAM M.AROUIS 04 Cylinder · !7.1 Air Condition Village Pharmacy would like to apologize to their customers for any inconvenience to them durin, the time we ·were dosed, due to the collapse o. t~e Empire Furniture ; wall. Wt appreciate your cooperation. · VILLAGE PHA N. 2ND AVE. aPOIT,OH. ' �• 1' • • ' · Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio . FRIDAY Calendar ··. :. · · · POMEROY - A Uve presen- ROYAL OAK - Belles and Beaus Western Square Dance Club wut sponsor an open dance, · Sa1uroay ·evening; ·rrom s-n p.m., a1 the RDyal Oak Park Recreation Building with caller Dale Robertson from Wlerton, W.Va. Dancers are cordially Invited. ffiURSDA Y : tatkln of "The'l'rllll and Crucifix· BRADBURY · _ tlradbUry· · ton of 9U'Ist" will be presented PTO wUI meet 'Thursday evenFridayeventng, 7::Jlp.m.,atthe lt!g, 7: :J) p.m .. at the school. · . United Faith Church on the Ohio • ., · 7 bypass near Pomeroy, and again on April 6, 7: :J) p.m. at the • POMEORY - Twin , CIIJ' Syracuse Elementary School. Sbrlnettes wut meet at 7:30p.m. Everyone Is Invited to attend. • • Thursday evening at Plea5er's Restaurant. ... ThUf'Sday, March 28. 1986 t •' Page _10-The Daily $entinel ' .__ . SATURDAY ' ' RlJTLAND - Stgnup for the Rutland Youth League, T-ball, minor, ,peewee, little league, pony league arid gtrls softball, will be held Saturday at. the Rutland Civic Center, 9 a.m. unUI noon. There Is an $8 fee. Those who cannot sign up atthat · . ....; ' MWDLEPORT - The Meigs • County Women's Fellowship of the Cllurches o~ \hrtst wut meet at, the Bradoury Church of Christ, 7::J)p.m. Thursday, RUTLAND - Rutland Bowhunters Association will h<ild · Its annual banquet Saturday eventn~r, 6p.m., at the Syracuse Elementary School. - ttme should call Weldon Bar· t.rum, 992-563t before Aprll6. 'There were 55 present for Sunday Happenings BAILEY RUN - A weekend A candlelight Ritual of Jewels ceremony highlighted the Tuesday nlght meeting of the Oho Eta Phi Chapter o! Beta Sigma Phi Sorortty held at the home of Charlene Hoentch, sponsOr. ' · Debbie Lavalley, Judy WUIIams, and Beth TheiSs took the ritual of the chapter as did Mrs. Hoeflich as sponsor. IT was conducted by Debbie Hauber, president, Sonya Wolfe, recording secretary, Kaye Walker, treasurer,.andSharonSJewart, vice. .. president. New members were presented pins and yeUow roses. Mrs. Hauber announced Founder's Day tor April 25·at the Sportsman, Athens . . Kathy Cummings discussed the sale of advertising for 'the Melg~ County fair board, an annual fund raising project of the chaPt~z:. _ .~ It was noted that members wUI sell food at an auction at Bradbury on April 20. and that a bake sale will be held on AprilS In front of the New York Clothing House. Tile proi[l'csStQn of r:nembers Into the exemplar chapter was dis. cuss~. New iltfteers Will be elected at the April meeting and Mrs. Hauber urged a good attendance. Tile Cabbage Patch doll used In a fund ratslng project was awarded to Clifford Thomas. · A ~prlng them decorated the refreshment table with cake and ·PUjlCh being served. Past matrons meet A passover dinner wW be held a;l the Chester United Methodist A tour of t~ new home or the Joan Kaldor In Albany In early Church at 7 p.m on March 30. Tli~ Bishop famUy was held by memb- · May , with Mrs . Kaldor and Ava- · ptibltcls Invited toanend. ers o! the Paat Matrons ClubofHar- nell George as ~halrmen . The next rtsonvllle Chapter 255, Order ot the meeting will be held In June with Eastern Star, meeting there TUesday night. to Games were played and a card Donna . Nelson conducted the meeting with Gracie Wilson giving signed for Ruby Diehl. Tile sunthe devotions, and Goldie Reed the shine collection was taken· and prayer. Ruth ~rlewlne, In the ab- brought In $26.50. Clara Mae Jeffers. worthy masence of Pearle Canaday, secretary, gave the secretary-treasur- tron, announce(j ..Jln<!LP.!!IIS~ !'~· ~~,!.S!-~~~~~ 1~ Refreshments er's report. The club voted to give a Inspection. gttt to Stella Atkins, grand repre- served In the dining room to those sentative of Flortda In Ohio. A gift harned and Pauline Atkins. Marjowas also presented to the Incoming rl" Rife, Frances Young, Sharah, granddaughter of Bernice Hoff. worthy matron. Plans were discussed for a rum- man , Allegra Will, Sharon Jewfll mage sale to be held at the home of and Ruth Erll!wlne. Complete line oft otlblt &bed· '3,200 Be~~~ce~H~o~H~m~a;n:a;.nd~::Geo~:r~ge:t~ta~~ii~~~~iijif~~ COlumbia Grange 2435 held Its participate In the National Grange Sewing Contest which wUI be held March meeting at the Columbia Township Fire l{ouse. at the Meigs County Pomona George, and llaadlng, Mary Byer, Amy Luckeydoo, EASTER MUSICAL- "Have You Heard the Good Eldon Barrows and Arthur Crab- Grange meeting on May 3..The goal S1J.-n Houdllns, Chris George, Mike 'lbomall. Erica · tree, .Cotum bla Grange, and· Ray Is 10 garinents per grange ~ entrtes News" by Jolm E. Coate. wiD be preaeatec' by youth of Pullln, Lee l.uckeydoo. Panlclpatlnc but not pictured theMiddleportHealb()nltedMethodllltC!mehat7:30 Midkiff, Star Grange, attended the to be sent to State Director by Apr11 will be Frank Blake, RObbie Price·, Erin Kraw!ICZyn, Sunday nlgh,t at the church. Cast members are; left to State Grange Legislative meeting 15. . . . and Carrie Jncel&. ~ght, fro!lt kneeling, Jert llliwley and Marpret at Frtendly Hills Grange Camp. A ,The joint Meigs l\)ld Athens re!iort and dl~ssion was held . County ·Membership meeting was to be held at RockSprings Grange about Legislature being· cohsl· Hall with Gene Burley, Southeast dered. The state baking contest was held. district membership chairman In Specialevents,acantata, "Alive" · The evening service wDl also be Palm Sunday services at the All members were urged to charge. church. by Joe E. Parks, and an Easter directed by Mrs. Robinson assisted The all-county banquet wlll be Maunday Thursday services wut musical by the youth choir, "Have by Donna Byer with the youth cboir held at Sallsbury School on April 19 You Heard the Good News" will be .. giVIng John Coats' E,a_s!~r m,uslcal.- Qt!. hell! aq:_~ l!:!Y"..:.~t !Ill! church~ .. ... Easierreadtngs'we~-e·g~vernot · "t ·7 PJll, :O!:IIeJ~J!lJIY_be Jlll!atn~!L presented Sunday at the Heath Special settings have been painted with the Easter sunrise service at • from Grange Masters. A shower for Gregory Jay Carr II by the director for the presentation 6:30a.m. followed by a breakfast, a program presented by Kathryn United Methodist Church. At1hel0:30a.m.worshlpserVIce, which wUI be followed by a social thechurchschoolat9:30a.mandthe Miller at the recent meeting of the 1 Grange at a Magnolia Club held at the home of was held at Columba COMJOG SOON : Mrs. Joan Robinson will conduct the hour and refreshments by the Easter celebration at 10: 30a.m. The Mary Pugh. recent meeting. Ray Myers was "POLICE ACAOEHY ,mT II' community Good Friday service cantat~ wtltch wut feature special women of the church. Margaret Rose presided at the reported sick. Tile Rev. Robert E. Robinson will be held at the Middleport settings with a narration, solos, and group numbers. Palms will be · Invites the public to share 1!1 the Church of the Nazarene. meeting whichthe opened t]Je group reciting Lord'swith Prayer. shared In the congregation. Devotions by Dorts Grueser In· eluded three readings, "Resurrection", "Easter Ideas and Cus· toms", and "Birthdays are ImAll New Computer Perm portant" A card was sent to '5.00 OH With Coupon Gladys Cuckler at tile Pomeroy Health Care Center, a iormt::rciu'o NOWONLY member observing her 90th blrt h· day. Games were played and refreshments served. ------<:OUPON·-------, ·c antata, musical · set -at chu~ch Magnolia Club meets 00 An open house In observance of the 25th wedding ann1versaryofJIJ11 and Elsie Folmer, Route 3, Pomeroy, will be held Sunday from 2 to- ~ p.m. at the flrehou8e In Chester. I~jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~----------~ .. .v;.·"·~~AN~!\'t-~'f.l ~~~~A~ ~;-··""-" - ~~-- ------:- . Coneert .anc:tc)JRrch -~rgi'!!s r;t;,~~ weigh as much as 150 tons and have anywhere from 10,000 to more than 27,000 pipes. . . - DID YOU KNOW••• Keep tleadiiQhts anti taillights clean In Winter by spraying with a bottle of window cteaner stot ad In the car. one Quick spray can prevent an accident because theV can see you and you can ---------· DELUXE POURING SPDUT I PIIOFESSIDNAL t 0 u TYPE DELUXE R.EXIBLE FUNNEL . - -.. ~ $129 . Linda Hubbard, and a guest, AUTO .PARTS YOU CAN TRUST-FOR QUALTY-VALUE-P£RfORMANCE • 1'/ •• : · Mr. a~d Mrs. Mlchaei,RaySayre, :. 1fli!i Vine St., Middleport, announce .: tl:ie birth of their rfrst child, a : dJlughter, . born Jan. 8 .at the > Pieasanf Valley HospitaL '·· • The Infant has been Kylle : Michelle. Shewelgbedelght pounds; : six ounces. Paternal grandparents •. areMr.andMrs.DonaldRaySayre, :: Middleport, and paternal greaf• grandmother .ts Bessl\' .Pullns, • Middleport' " . ' -: Maternal 'g reatparents are · Mr. ; 6nd · Mrs. DOnald Roy Kay, New : Haven. Mrs. Sayre Is the former ;. Rhonda Elaine fV!y, New Haven. Get a great price on Monro-Matic'~ and G~tic® Shock.Absorber8 plu~ arebate. . $1999 • ;$300 WATERl PUMPS STARiERS tZ.OOO MILE ALTERNATORS •· 'N-JM,>t..,.4 IV~RRAHTY PRICE~ -~OnlC· Matic~ tz MONTH START AT PIICES START AT $3Q41 , Sale Prtce IEMANUFACTUIEil Less Mfr's. Rebate NEW . Your Price After Rebate 'f""()99 - ' $34!(~' fACH 5 YEAR 50.000 MILE. ~U~PS t •·f -===~- •~ ,.. • .. RUSSELL STOVER TIMEX CREAM EGGS WATCHES 2/59f 25°/o OFF ' PRICES START AT PRICES START CIGARETTES AT $554 NEW 350 • COLD ClANKING AMPS $8 100's $8 50 NEW HEAVY DUTY SHOCKS · 40 MONTH ·GUARANTEE · ONLY C~oice EACH '8UFFERIN PKG. Of 2-60's 89( ONLY S2 29 ,J ... C1 r OTHH ' .....d HM• 1OL ' ' P'h. . .,.. IIM't Ill I :OG 1.111 . lot lUI. s.•IO:IO •·• · " 12:10 p. m "d •" I •·• · lut 111 n St fntndjy Suv•c• ttl·!tiS Pomtroy. Otl. • ~ Pr~e' "--~ . ._ Thru .. __..._Y DAY · .0'" tUaflll t ill. ...... .,..,.,.,.._,..,_.~ ~"":·:::: -:·::-~::::·::,::-:~::-::;:-:.-:.:;:..:;-:....=..:==~;;:~::...;..J,~ ;::~Ia!: I OYUSIOC:IIO AID 10 1111111 lQ m IICOIJI5 IUill~ 50% 011 sssooo <~MS~- ussm.Allin,._.,_ • PIKI l1lDIDOM llllliS -·~· '3.... RECLINERS SAVE AT LEAST 79 C ·---- -------------..-, VIDEO MOVIES 5 UJ I 5 HER l 0 H5 E I' h I ,fOR RENT . ••tt•lleC•"-Ift. •·"'· ,c,."' $2 50 I J ..· PEl pmc•"noos . . '"· ·;)~eese birthday ; : ~. Cheshire; Jllaternal grand· •. · parents, Ken and Dorothy Rardin, • Ravenswood, W:Va.; aunts, Rosalie ·Reese and Marilyn Reese of Your SAY£ AS MUCH AS COI~UHII II I PIICI SUIIIS •I PlltliUiliiiS LOlliS $1 47 EYE SHADOWS, EYEUNERS, UPUNEIS, MASCARA LIVING ROOM SUITES! ur,ro WETENAJfllS, 'n UPS11(1S;WILD - - 12 TO A PACKAGE -'· S2QQOO ~~ NAil EASTER EGGS GUAiaN111 REG. SJ.39 - ~JJJd CAlTON • PLASnC NO-MAULI ONLY REG. S1.99 PAD ' ONLY $747 Ashley Reese : : Ashley Elizabeth Reese .ceJe. · •.. ·brated her first blrthdl!Y March 7 at . • her home In Cheshire. - .She Is the daughter o! Tom and :: ludle Reese. ·• · Attendlni were_paternal grand· s oz. /~/ -~HEATING -. $243 . SAVE UP TO CREAM .EGG 23 CARTON & KING PRICES SUIT AT st• ·-$ 2995 • STOCK RUSSELL STOVER MUC CIIOCOlAlt NORTHERN REDLINE - aAnERY EXCH. COMPL~TE GUARANTEE~ "POWER" r ' REG. 40< EACH ELECTRONIC MODULES ~FUEL $1323 Spring Sale ' DISTRIBUTOR CAPS f"hP<hii'P Call For Appointment 773-5352 ·· . PREMIUM QUALITY .,.,.,..~------OUR BRAND ,, . Kylie Sayre • SHEAR DESIGNS UNLIMITED A l~yette show~r honoring Brenda and Janice Fetty, and· a grand- Pam Johnson. Dotty Jones and Bolin and her tn!ant da!lghter was l11Qther gift was presented to Ellltne Elaine Quillen won the door prizes. held at the recent meeting of the · Quillen. Mary and Linda' Gh~n Tile April meetlngwill be held at the ·home ·of Ruth Young. Other · · · Chatter Club held at the home of received hostess gifts. with prl1,es members present were Francis Games were was Anniversary gifts went to Doris Wilt -. l.J.!f£~/!.. lff:§!!~§..IJ!V..f!.MJTED_ _ j Chatter Club ·conducts recent meeting 2'J $J99 PROTECTANT To product one ton of steel requires 25,000 gallonspf·watrr. five tons of.alr and 700 horsepower hours of electrtctty. THIS COUPON GOOO FOR ISJNII ·•.:-)~-·-~-'-···~-'· !N-~,1\L!, .N!i;W 1;;0M~UTE!lf'£RM .1. I PC. 200Cl AND 15.00 OFF AR. 1 . · I TIFICIAt NAIL SUCKS AT I Burdette, Twlla Chlkll, Steve .Jenldil8; Paula Horlon, ifP 13 co~ p DonJenldDir. orpnlllt, Betty Fultz, Lod Prlce, Amy . Luc;keydoo, ·Steve Houchins, and Doma Byer. Not lbke lor the piCture were Charles Wayland and the . Rev. Robert Robinson. Mack Horton Is the DIU'I'lllor. "ALIVE"- 'l1le adult choir of Heath Church wDl present the cantata, "Alive" by Joe E. Parks at,IO: ~ Sunday morning. Left to right, members are Sibley Slack, Nancy Cale, Sandy Luckeydoo, <;berole seethelnl ~· ~ ' DINNER Artificial Nail Slicks '5.00 Off With Coupon IT'S SCENCE. BUT IT\\OIKS L1<E MltGC: ~ The Daily Sentinei-:-Page-1 1 Rev. Paul McGuire was calling dir~ plants. hlllliiW babts, on the community on Saturday. potted plants - bloomiiW &foli· Mrs. Richard Young and shrubblly, 1011 flushes, Ertc, and daughter, Alicia, an mleas &Rhodoclendrons. daughter of Sidney, Ohio spent OPEN DAILY 9 to 5 weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ed".'....,..., SUNDAY 1 to 5 Roush. PH.992-5776 4 door, light green metallic with matching velour Interior, Jremier Interior Pockoge, 6 cylinder engine, automatic Iron· smission, power steering ond brakes , air conditioning, AM radio, radial tires. NICE CLEAN LOCAL CAR . • S3250 REG. S2.99 birth ...... Hubbard's GreeniNUSt 11011 OPEN FOR SPRIIII SEASON Open house planned I I I I ~- ~ayre ~ revival will be held at the Faith Tabernacle Church, BaUey Run Road, with Elders. Handley Dunn and William Sellers sei'V· tng as speakers. Services will start at 7: 30 each evening from Thursday through Monday. The publlc Is Invited : ;JeremyD.Joruil;Oncelebratedhts ' -sblth birthday recently with a party ~t the home of his pa~ents, Mr. and )'.'Irs. David JohnliQn,.Middleport. · •• Cakeswereservedwlthlcecteam · -a@ Jo;oolald. A tw~rtlered cloW!J :cake was inade for the occasion by ~J~remy's aurit, Jill Johnson, while a ~nd Easter cake was the gift =tiom another aunt, Barbara '=otmer. Games were played with yrtzes going to April, Karl and -Tiffany Miller. ·Ashley Burton: .D;mlel Whitteklnd. The door prize -was won by Karl Miller. : :Favors were given to each child. ;Ntendtng and presenting Jeremy 'with gifts were his parents and brother, Scott, Jerrod Clark, Tabl. tha PhUIIps, Connie, Stephanie and •. .. ' aae. Weekend revival ]9h~son birth~y' and Mrs. Harold Whitteklnd, <Shawn and Daniel, Vicki Muter, ; AprU, Karl and Tllfany, JIU John: son, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Colmer. and ~ Tim, Ronnie Guifittlt"T~ Rartdy · Snider, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Snider, > maternal grandmother, Mamie ·:stephenson, and paternal grandpar·::Cnts, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Johnson. ; Send.lng, gifts '\'ere. Mr, !lnd I'Jirs. ; C1yile Henderson and Christopher • Pickens and Joshua Clark, • Also receiving a birthday cake at · · the party was Mrs. Johnson. It was : made for her by her stster-ln-law, ::Jill Johnson. · .. Car.mel notes ... Thursday, March 28, 1986 School on March 3. Beta Sigma Phi meets · ""·'~*:~!~~,!B!~u~rt~on~,~M~;r~. ,~a~~~~·;~:~ ·~· n,_, "~ '"'. ,c~Je-remy Joh!!S09· . •· • __ _ 30% 011 ALL 7 PIEC£ sm IN STOCIII CltOOII 10110 011, Pill I IAI'LE. IIIS1ll IIIli I POUI '17~ ' AU.J.A.tMY, _ IEHUil . AIID Oil IEQ.JliEIS liEDUCEil UP 10 '20000 Off UST PIICll ... 1915 25" ZENITH CONSOLE COLOR TV ONLY *544)00 �' • • ~._ 1 2-TI. • ----------------------~~~~~~~Oh~ Thursday, March 28. 1986 .. Hearing' held on possible ·closur~ of DOE's diffu·si~n plant at Piketon -Oosing .• the Gaseous· D'""·· ton wws Plant in Piketon would severely hu.rt an ~a already hit by high unemployment,astateofflclalsays. Apaut 150 people showed up at nlght to comment on the possible • ~mlc and social Impact of ·, closing thetaclllty. ' The plant, nin By Goodyear Atomic Corp., makes nuclear fuel for the U.S. Energy Department. Or•"·---.. .. 111 c:...ts( "The closing of the Piketon plant would have a very drastic effect on the young people of Pike and Scotto . counties," said Paul Davls,' the only GoOdyear Atomlcworkeroutofnlne peqple who spoke at the hearing. "We graduate in a lot of these small colleges two-year associate gradu· a les.They would have no place togo Junior High SchO()I. A poUcy on student attendance accounting was adopted by the board tn accordance with state ~ "'""·th~ _s,c.!_loo~!!~.d i;l" Sjlffi.Jllii1~...rEQulrements. As a measure deal-· composed Of Soulsb:(. Gordon lng with the safety of students It Is Fisher, athletic director; . James required thai for all new students of Carpe~ter, assistant superintend- the district, birth records and eni, arid l!oard members, Robert records from the students' former Snowden and Robert Barton, was school must be pre!e~!ted. This Is a · appointed to pin down speclflcs of step to help In the program to locate the procurement of the additional missing children. · structures and present those details A request from Roger Holman for as to board .of ..use ofthe olcl bus garage In Rutland as a location to do private repair Treasurer Jane Wagner was work on vehicles was. tabled by the authorized to advertise for thref> bl;>ard. new 71-passeng~r buses and for Debra Buck, Sheila Roetther and __,r flllllltlt.O ~I}'I ~.atlng fat:. the lyl.elg~ , Ciin:-;; Bi'eWerwere namW substi- ~~ . . ==·,--...··-. -.... .. . ............. ··--· _ = ... -- .... . .- ...==- d jll/lrlrltlf(l,.,r""'lltf' ·Laura l£e Walson . . Laura Lee Watson, 92, West Jefferson, fonrerly of RaCine , died Thursday at West Jefferson. Mrs. Wats<inwasamernber ofthe Racine United Methodist Church f and the Ladles Auxutary of Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion. She Is survived by a daughter., Mrs. Mary Jean Roush, West . Jefferson; a son. !von, Sun City, ' Ariz., seven grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren, and a sister, Sadie Turner, OrrvUie,. Friends. may call at the Rader · Flinenil Home In West Jefferson 'from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m . Sunday wlthservlcestobeheldat10:;JOa.m. Monday at the funeral home. p.m. : Cemetery In Racine. · Freda D. Mitch m~- ....... ............ ,,., ·. lt~~ '1:-B;;:;.;~:;:·;;;··- "'"'1_ .... -... .............. - .......... . ......................... , ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . ... ,.................. : Comblnod FINnclol 1\epan tlil1he == of Edlation 3to':r.~ POf'*"Y, Ohlo 48768 For the f - YMr E.-D-.oobet 31 , , _ I certify the IOIIowiuuroport and true, to the boot at my knowlldga: John D. Aillbol, Sr. T - a t the at Eduaotlon (6141 992·5582/ 982·3833 to be - -Foodo Recelpto: Mite. . Rac.tpto ....... .. n3,787.74 Slota Sourcao .... 320,388.90 Tolol RtcoiptoIOpotollug) ..... 334,178.84 a Expenditure~ slnotruction . . .............8.801.30 1!:~......... 308,116.71 Tollll Diobuntmentt - (Opor.J........ 317,717.01 Exc.Rcpto. Ovor cu.-, Dlob..... 16.469.&3 e.-A-*Pft/ IBour- 0... lUnder) DllbL1'141a•ataend 0.. u.......... 16,469.83 Fl.lld Cooh - . . . , . Jon. 1. 1 - .... &2.218.111 the regularMarcheven!.:1gmeet!ng . .. Coolt ..... .~ ,, Mrs. Freda D. Mitch, 84, tongtime Middleport resident, died Thursday morning at the Pomeroy }lealthCareCenter. Among the survivors <~re her husband, Perry L. Mitch. Funeral services haye been set for 2 p.m. Saturday at the RawlingsCoats·Biower Funeral Home where friends may call on Friday. The family requests tha t friends may <,- She~asprecededlndeathbyher contribute to the church of their husband. Alban H. Curtis; a son, choice In lieu of flowers. Percy; a sister; and two great' grandsons. H IM C ServlceswlllbehekiSaturdayatl . aze_ urtis p.m. at the White Funeral Home In CoolvUie. Pastor Jody Holland wlll officiate. · . . Burial wlll be Jn Sand Hlll Cemetery at Long Bottom. · Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 p.m: Friday. Three D WI cases heard by mayor iuuance date; or the director ............... 78;'J4&''111.l _ , _ _ , . [JIO· "7.;;;.;-.;;~·o.... ec11on. ADM .. ..................... 4540 =~..:~.:~ Tcn.i Fwwt .,.,.... · Lots of building wnuam . . .............. and On"'-"",.. Two fomHy oar... 1111, glrlo clothing and mlec lUoma. 2118 lpruco Avo.. Point R Ple..ent. c.. . SAVE 30-5Q-700fo Pooge 47 ~NO~CE OF 1 APPOINTMENT REMODELING Painting • Carpentry Wallpapring llutltl I. Exc.Acpto.o- · II. 124,'-roy Ohio AUTO & TRUCK . REPAIR AIIO !,.......... 915·4452 Athttls COUity-DaUg 695-1010 PH. 992·5682 or 9CJ2-7121 3-24·tfc 12'xl6' UTILITY BUILDINGS Sizes from 6'x6' Up 24'x36' to Insulated Doe Houses P&$ BUILDINGS Racine, Oh. Ph. 614·843·5191 10-6-tfc MITCHELL'S HOME VIDEO 1 ..: ......... ·-- EENfER102 Wut Main St. Po111eroy, OH. Mei11 County iis:ociltt Phone 742-3171 PH. 992·6911 In Meigs Co. MACHINE & MOYII . fttnllS & SlUS .... . Ooor 200 Mooift_ '~'!'!! U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVItLE. OHIO Authorized joltn Dura, Holland, Busll Ho1 Farm Equipment Oealer New Fat• E4alp• ..t Patts &.Sttvlee DITCHIN~ · SERVICE . .GAS LINES 1!-o \M S·EWER ~INES ELECTRIC LINtS FHI E,,,,,, . Bus.; 985-3813 Res.: 985-3837 ELECTRIC ·SIRVICE • "rOR"Ai.l."'"i'CJiiii- • . WIRING. NEEDS Residential & Commercial can: 992-5875 Or 742-319 1-ll·t .... ·Business Services Jan. 1, 1984 .... 82.218.111 Fund Cooh 'BIIonctt, Dec. 31,1984 .. 711,746 .711 Cllh W/ Filcll • Agent ........ .... .. 711. 746 .7R 8 Garage Meigs -County-Nat Sizes Start From I F.und Cooh Bllonctt. Writesel Roofing Co. Public Sale & Auction NEW-REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutters Cleaned Painting Storm Doors ~ MOTEL GUN SHOOT RACINE FilE DEPT. RT. 62 NORTH POl NT PLEASANT. W. VA. 8 miles !tom lcis'-n lulldlng Pomoror·luon Bridle SINGLI 12 4. 95 EVERY YOUN .IO'S RED WN 0. St. II. 124 in Syracuio CARPENTER SERVICE Dni~ Silk lnot plaoticl Gra" Arra,.tlnlftfl - Addont and remod•ling - Roofing and gutter wo,.. - Concrete work - Ptum.brng end lfJCtrlcal woirll (Free Eitlmateo) $3, $1, '$12 AIIIUSS..... $1.00 OFF FtGUIINES .....•I.OO OFF POICIIAIN 1110 IILLS ~ Nlctlto.. 949-2969 or 949·2263 1. c-. SQ~velll I •Wrifl VOIIf awn ad and ordei' by mail with this l . C.ncel your ad by phone when ""' get I lresuiiS.Moneynoti'IIVndilble. I I 1 Nam•~-------:._ I __ Add~·~---------------- Phon••--------------------- INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE We'd liko lo int1odoce you to E11111t-A·Ca1. the modem way to drive the vehicle. of your choice. POOLS PLUS 675·1318 ILACIISTON $7900" For Fnter Service Call614-992-673 I CUT OUT FOI FUIURE USII KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE frn Solor -~~ With Pool ·· lob Roble 1·614·992-7191 Jim 1-h 1-304·675·1712 6.-------1 1..-------_ _ _ __ '·------ '11. ___ _ 10. -_ -_ -12. _ _ _ _....;,._ 12. ;.......,..._ _ __ 14. _ _ _ _ ___; IS. _ _ _ _ __ 1•• __ _ _ _ __ 26._...;..._ _ __ 27.==:== 21. "·==== "'==== •• 32. :a. _ _ _ _ __ :14. _ _ _ _ __ :15. _.....__ __ VETERINARY CLINIC IN MIIDUPORT PAUL E. SHOCUY, D.V.M. (614) 915·3105 Now"--~~"""" Retrtotltll~t~ IMuronct'Work Custom '-io lltlgs. I Gorogtt tooflntWork · Aluminum & Vinyl st•irigs 15 Yea" bperlence ~REG ROUSH . PH. 992·7611 11-l·tfC 3-7·1 mo. EUGENE LONG SUPERIOR SIDING CO. c:1 ! ~ 111 ~ PLUMBING & HEATING 111 North Socontl · Middltftort, Ohio 45760 SALES & SERVICE .... IUSINISI PHONE 16141 992·65SO IISIDINCE PHONE lf!l--1!:1. 16141 992·7714 1/22/Hc Television Listening Devices Computerized Hearing Aid Selection Hearing Evaluations For·All Ages LISA M, KOCH, M.S. Licensed Clinical Audioloeist ~ (614)446·7619 or (614) 992·&601 417 Second Avenue. Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 We can repair and re· core radiators and heater cores. Wt can also acid boil an'd rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. PAT HILL FORD 992-2196 Middleport, Ohio --- - l/1/Z mo. pd. ..... .----.;. - G&W PLASTICS 73·10 Chny lr. 11·14 Chny•.lr. 73·10 Chny Tr. 73·79 f ..d Tt. '3-10 Chny. Tr. 13·1t Ford Tr. - ......................... •150 • , _ , ........................ •65 - .......... _........... •Ju """"'""""'"""'"""'" 1165 clw... lti_.s...........sro 73·10 Chon lr. OAS PIPE WATER PIPE OAS REGULATORS · OTHER SUPPLIES 73,10 (fotoy Tr. IUS.: 915-3113 RES,: 985·3837 Gttltts ...-.-..............140 73-10 '"''· Tr. · ' loll ...... _ .......,...... $70 73·10 Cllt•y. lr. c.... SoWorts-......•65 Ntlli ... - PT. PLEASANT OfRCE UOS JACaSON AVI. SIWllfllWHOUIS •aowN IN INSULAnON BISSELL SIDING CO. PH. 949·2101 No Sunday Calls J/1 ...... GaiiiP'oils......... · & Viqinity Yard Soie 622 Jay Or .• Mar. 30. Saara refrig., player . piano. answering machine, clotheS, glesawere, patt· erne, old 'Red Ryder' wagon . 8AM -6PM . 3 Family Garoga Sola 339 Debby Dr.. Gollipollo. Fri .. Mar. 29, Mon ., Apr. 1 . 9-&PM. Chlldrono' clothing , womena' elue 3·18, mens, tpys. book•. exc.,cl~e bike , Unena. mlecellaneoue. Carport Iota 187 Woodland Dr.• April 1•2. 9·5 . B'oby clothee, dreating tabla, ereftl, Iota, goodie&. · · , _ , ...................... It I 0 ,......, .........................•s1 . · Middleport & Vicinity 18 t'NO Wanted to Do Dependoblo yord a.vice. Woods. Walkways c~orld. LIIVII reked . HedQII ll'immtd, ate. Cllll814-892 · 2289 . BIQ Sleek. Custom butchering, 6 doyu weak, phone· 304 · 8B2 · 3224. Oldor tl• room houll lwlth bedroom•) for ule or rant. Double cor gor"'io. lull basement. On approxl · mately 1 .9 acra. lot. Ro .. Hill, Pomeroy. U9, &00 . Coll814-878-2613. In Pomeroy, three bed · roomt, 1 Vz bath , •II utllitie1, 1ir condhktned, insulated. c1rport. bellment, l~rgelot . Call 814-992· 2802 . f ill d II 1: !.II Lane, new end used itmee. April 1 thru lith. 9 till& PM . Three bedrooms,· 2V• b1tha, kitchon fully equipped. 2 ocr11 • . 2800 Sq. Ft; Coli 814-992-8218. PIONEER ·CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS 35115 llllt Hill l01d Lone lott011, OH. 45743 PH. (614) 964212 U11 Von Sc~11d11 Equl~~~~ttnt Rtcolll-dtd WI ESTIMATES" F•rme for Stle Form houu & 118 ocr" with tobecco beae and mineret rightt. In Porter, Ohio on Compolgn Crook Rd . *49.000. Coli 81 4-446· 7247 . 108 acre farm for ..... one mil8eatt of Enoon 554 . Cell 814 ·367 -051B . 34 Business Buildings FOR SALE 011 LEASE, commercial property wnd nowbuHdlng. 70'x1 00'with 2 acree, 200' ~old frontage. no 1oning required . 2 miles north of Point Ple111nt, W. Vt. on Rt. 62 . Phono 304675-1578 wookdoyt. 304876-7898 · evenings end Governinent homes from 11 . 1U repair). Aloo dtllquant lox property. Coll80&·887· 6000 ext. GH·4&82 lor Information. Flor~l detigner. experience nece111ry . Send retume to box 700, In core of tho Gottlpolit Oally Tribuna, 12& 3rd . Ave .. Gotlipolio. Oh 46631 . AVON earn 40% plu• frH productt . Ctll 814- 446 · 335B . "AppliCI!Itlonl being taken for concetsion work at the Kanauge Drive-ln. Mult be over 1 B yeare old. Apply in person at the Colony Theliter evenlnge. Position open. Gallla Chris· tlan School it IHking com· mlttod , qualified Chrlltlont to tHch on the elementary level. Send reeume to Cyn· thlo Longono, Oolllo Chri•· tlon S~hool, Bo• 486. Golllpollo . 31 Homes for Sale Three bedroom•. central air, vinyl . wall paper, carpet throughout, well lneulated. new paint. attached.prage, gaa Outdoor grill . awninge. m1ny e.11tr... Call614· '48 · 21183 tit 6:00PM. oftar 6 :00PM coli 614-246 · 68&9 . Beautiful 3 bdr. home .b uilt for you ., 8,900 • up. Sea ·our mo.d llt. Coli 1·814· 886· 7311. Investment. 8 unit apart· mont complex. buHt 1974, 4 1partment1 furnlahed, only 1% v1C1ncy. retident man·· agar • ., .440 monthly income ., Renter~ pay 111 utili· tioo. Coli fl14-&92 -11B9 days or 614-694-2B74 ohor 6. 614· 388-8166 "ir 81438B-B252. 12X80 mobile homo. good cond, AC. on one third acre rented lot . rural water , gordon opeca. Call 814266- 1251. 12X85 Torch 2-3 bdr. unfur· nished . Has all tcreent & storms & homemade porchet . Call 614-.t48 · 7132 . 1981 Vjctorien · 14x70, Quail Creek; priced reduced U.OOO. Coli 61 4· 245 · 9296 or call collect 606· 432· 4403. 12x66 3 bdr . 1'!. both , central air, fully carpeted . Coli 614.266-6468. New 1986 Springbrook 14•64 , 3 bedroom •u . no. 198& Spring · brook 14•70, 3 bedroom•. 2 1 bdr. houae at8.t Mill Creak beth , 113,9&0 . 1$86 Jofrl St. as It, •Xcept toola. Until 14x70 , 3 bedroom , April14. 131,500 Glpt. 114.9&0. 19611 Olk cove 14x70, 2 or 3 bldroomo, 2 Qr"n Townehlp new 2 story both . tt5.960 . Motthomn Wonted: Full· tlme omploy· 4 or 5 bdr. formal dinin- ora toadod with optlont. ment In your own home 1a a groom, utHity' room , 1 Yl G1rden tub. deluxe 1pplian· Homo Sorvlc11 Worker wltll bath. garage, concrete drive.. eel. e.11tra lntulltion. Buckeye Community Sorvl· nice lot. 4Yz mi . from cathedr~l ceiling• with fent 011. We provide 11lory pluo . Golllpollt on Rt . 141 . Will and much mora. USED: benefit• and 1 doMy room 1 conalder mobile home as 1976 Governor 12•80. 3 1nd board rete. You provide 1 tr1de-in. Bargain priced, bedroom only U&OO. 1988 1 home . guldonco olnd U2,5CO. Coli 448·8038 . Uberty 12•45, f3&00 . Fr11 delivery and tet-up. Locetecl frlandohlp In • family lllera. Roqulrtt ability to 2 milet from tha new teoch paroonol living lklllt · Aavenewood Bridge. June· tion of 1-77 and Rt. 2 . and a CQIIIm.~~lt~~mo~;~nt~to~t:h~•! -l Gene ' a Mobile Homea. 304· growth 1nd ~ 273-6136 . - on Individual mental ret:ardatk)n . Contact Syhl~ Day at 814-441 7109 oftor 5:00PM. Equal opportunity employ•r. panty turnlohad kitchen, $250.00 . Rlvar view, phone 304-882 -3548. 3 bedroom&. newly redecorated. new carpet, t2715.00 month, deposit required. 304 ·675 -2661. 2 bedroom houH. femily room. betement. eke cond. good neighborhood. 304· 676-4680 or 8711-1882. 42 Mobile Homei for Rent Furnished , no city tiXII. water & sawage fumithed. beoutlful riverview, Ka neuga . Foster'a Mobile Homo Pork. 614-446 -1802, S170 mo . 8160 dep .. Rtc · coon Rd.. one child preforrad . Call614-448-934e. 1 2•80 2 bdr. fumllhad trailer. gas & w1ter pd., e250 · mo .. S100 dapooit. Call 614-445·6683. 2 bdr. Skyline complet1ly furn ished. water paid, location on Rt. 7 . below bowling allay . Coll614-245 · 5818 . 2 bdr. mobile hom•. Call 814-446-0390 . Mobile home for rent : 12x60 2 bedroom fully furnlohod with 10d5 h . gl111od·in porc;h 117& .00 per-month plua utititin and ucurity depoait . No pl'll or childron . Cell (6141 986· 4227 . 73·14 For• Tr. chr- a....,..........$70 73·1t for• Tr. Tlil Gt!lfo , ..........!:...... $10. 11·14 Ferd·T~:-"'. , ...... .......................19o • - I ...... Ft..,, 3 bedroom trell., for rent. *12& . 00 month and 1100.00 dap_o iH . Coli 614· 892-2777. & lrllh Aolt --IIIIIIMtl hrtl S·ll· t '"'· 1· 13· tfc •VINYL SIDING *ALUMINUM SIDING Yard Sale ·..... P·om&rov-· ....... • LONG .OTTOM. OH. 7 . 3 Family & mi. from HMC on Rt. teo, 1 0 -8. Fri., Sot, • Sun. Nice ltema. ' OPEN EACH THURS. EVE, 6-8 In Eoloto· 3.bdr . on Rt. ;1&. Yo mi. Weft ol HMC, uo·o. CoM 614·448 -0803 .. 33 4 ~r Ph. (6141 843-5425 Ne., "-• Built 111 Court St. PG.. II or, OIL 417" Po-oy, ON. ROUSH CONSTRUCTION, CALl COlLfCT: RADIATOR SERVICE 25. _ _ _ __ s - ld. VINYl & AW.NUM 0·5·tlc TOWN & COUNIRY 40037 SPAS Compltto Guttor Work Complete Flomodlllng Ro~flng of all Typeo Workod In home oru 20-ro "FrM Eattmateo" PARTS end SERVICE 21. 22. ' 223. .. _ _ _ _ __ IIACIIWOOD HOME EBERSBACH •Dryer• •Freez•ra 2.. . ._ . ,_ . ._ - _3. _-_ firM. .......... in '"" ••• Hot' Storlottillfoo. ·s1., toy " '" th• nl..r. wt ha" In ittck. AT •Diehwasher1 •Rengea •Refrlgereton ·'·------- 19,------ II lI ·s. _ _ _ _ _ _ ··------ ' SPRIN~ff&,OTION •Waaher~ 21). ., Enjoy - " " roluttlort ...,. 3-18-1 mo. . 915-3561 All Mtklt 17. - - , - - - _ _ ; 11. _ _ _ __ ·~ Pt. ''"'""· WY ISSSG *16x3 IIAICN SPECIAL * 2 ln-groUIMI Pool Box, 326 Pomeroy, OH. 45769 AfFOIDAILI • PORT AILI 2101JefforM•A••" . NO DOWN ~AYMENT lOWER -I&Y PAYMENT NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING Home• for S•le 13 , I NOTICE t Chriltilm Group planning 35 Lots .& Acreage Loao wolght intolltgantly. eUcdon fund ralter. Will . THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· Solo, simple, lnoxpenllva. pick-up l!'vthlng u-ble LISHING CO . racommondi ' All not.urol program . Monay dlth11, bookt, otc. Coli that you do butlneaa with people you know, and NOT bock guorontM. Coli et 4 · 61 4 · 3 7 9 · 2 54 0 ' I o,r Basement &. 3 mobile home to aand money through the donetlon. 742-2328. loti for ia te, owner will MASON ··R "emodelod lor mail until you have inveeti· our retlrament h()me : 11- finance . Coli 61 "·446 · SINGLES CLUB loi Welt I Auct:lon avery Frldoy night at gated the oHerlng. . tnou. Muti 1111. 304-676- 0176. Additon Ohio river Vlrginientll Deteill •2.00. the Hertford Community frontage . 8743 . HHibllty H..nt Club, Box Cantor. Truckloads of now A golden opportunity-make B1. Llllv11y, W. 1/a. 26676. morchondloe ovary weok. money In your~ tpare time. HouM for sale BY OWNER. For sale by owner 37 acres. Contlgmanll Of new • und Join friendly home toy p·a r- 3'-4 badrOoma. 2 ttory houee 3 mi. from HMC. on K.emper merchtndiH. IIWIYI Wl_1· tlot, loodor IO< 30 yrt , i;, · Heriderton . large lot. Hollow Rd.· f1 2.000 . Coli comed . Rlclterd Roynoldo. Openingl' for managera S. owner fintncing available. 514·446· 7476 . Auctioneer . Call 304-276· dealer&. We have .thelargest 122 . 00Q.00 . 614- 446 · & belt line in party plan. 4 3069 . Gallia County- land for sale Earn big moneyS. bonuaes S. 0116 . on RacCoon Creek. near travel incentlvet. Start a. State At. 7, v. milf!latc allto .e arn money immediately. Houle for aale or trade for Ohio River. approx. 4000 Female Springer Spanielap· _form (and . 304-675-39B1 . Callf -800-227-1510. prox . 3 yro. old. gentle. Coli feet of water frontage. creek 614-448-4123. can accomadate larger plea· Owner transferred, mult LIBERTY fASHIONS invites •ure boats. Owner eeeking you to investigate owning sacrifice. exc cond, 3 bed- private sale to inveetors or your own Jean-Sportswear, room , fini1h6d basement . developers . Cell C61 4) 4tBLecl.lea. Infant -Preteen , 81ft per cent a ..urnebleloan, 2974 0< 446 -0766. Westen , Maternity·. Large ·minimal elating co stl , 19,600.00 down. Phon e Sizat S/(TORE . ACCESSD· RIES. MONOGRAMMING . 304 · 675-1 652 or 675 · Over 900 national brands . 1363. Renlals $7,600 to •24 ,500 one 1,200 eq feet. total electric , time fee . Buying trip, invan· COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS tory, fixturae, supplial, in- 2 bedroom . 3 acre1 . FURNITURE. Bodo, Iron. store training. grand open· e26 . ooo .oo . 30 4 · 773 · 41 Houses for Rent wood. cupboards, cheira, ing, new releases. location 5474. chettl. betketl. dlahea , much more . Mr . 15 puppiet. ptlrt German atone j1r1. antiques, gold ateietance. 6 room houM. 2 closed in House for rent . Call 304ohopord . Coil 114·742 - end sliver. Write-M . D . Erwin 601 · B82 -30.26 (,, porchea, in Point Pleasant , 675 -7263 675 · 6104 or 601 ·26B·0520. 3092 ohor 4 :30PM. 675-53B8. Millar, Rt.2 , Pomeroy •.Ohio 304-676, 6466. 45719 or call 614· 992 · Part St. Bernard and pert 7160. 22 Money to Loan 3 bedroom house with · 11h 3 rooms with privata bath, (iermon Shephard dog with 1 - - - - - - - - - - 1 -------~­ .a_r:r.•. lot _ Gelli'!)9iis _Ferry, ref. Roquotted. Call 614dog houoa. 304-&76-2218 . Buying daily gold , silver '" phone 304-876-1702 or 446-1216. colnt. ringa. jewelry, tterling HOME OWNEFIS· Rofinance 876· 8391 . One year old Shepherd dog, were, old coins, large cur- to &ow fi.11ed rate . Use equity 3 bdr . brick home. unfurn ., 304-B96-;1886. 1 'h bath. garage . AC . rency. Top prices . Ed . Bur- for any purpose. Leeder garden spot, overlooking kett Berber Shop, 2nd . Ave. Mortgage Co ... 614-69232 Mobile Homes 2 yro old. mole Doberman. Mlddtapon, Oh . 6U· 992· 3061. Ohio River on Rt . 7 . 1325 for Sale · mo .. dep . raq .;- K.C. Sch.ool pure bred. no popero. 304-' 3476 . 67v'5897-afte~5 :;10 . -District : ·.:.Ca ll · - 6·14 ·38 7 -. I · ...... AND USED MOBILE 7270. cwt. Short HOMES KESSH'S DUAL· 2 bedrooms, furniehed, AC , . cwt. Motor lTV MOBILE HOME SALES, 1 child, no pats . 1180.00 cWI, No. 2 6 Lost and Found 4 MI. WEST, GALLIPOLIS, par month. Celt 304-882 · Copper· t . 3& lb., Alum.- Piano Tuning and Repair . FIT 36 . PHONE 614-441· 2456 . 1.25 tb., Rodlotoro-t .28 lb. Brunicardi Muelc Co., 614· 7274 . Coli uo befora you ootl . 16141 448-0887. Twentieth year Wileve EVent--Found your 882·7&711 . In langtville, 6 room houM of quality service. U11e old book 'Smoky.' Valuable 12•60 Schult 1 0>22 h . with bath . Garden epece . ·. ,.per therein. Contact me. Would like to buy 1 4 'drawer Donielo, 814·742-2961 . porch. large level lot, Crown S200 .00 par month plue City, price neg .. help fi· depos it . References re · Stoott, 807-749·263B . wooden filing cabinet. Call PIANO ' TUNING AND AE· nonco. Coli 614· 256· 1444. quired . Coll614-99.2·7286. 614 ·949- 2093 after 6PM . PAIR·, Reduced rotllllmlted Loat in Stiversvllle .,... Mutt Mil 1883 14•62 Joy Houle for rent. Hehdereon. Norwegian Elh Hound . Electric toy trains . Lionel, time only. Ward't Keyboard, Silver with black ..... Call American Flyer . Any ehlpe 304· 676 · 5600 or 876· Skyline completely fum . ex- 3 bedrooms. modern kitcept bdr., w ..her I dryer. chen. recently cerpeted, 1114-843·6127. or condition. Coll614 -992 - 3824 . completely underpinned, basement.. large lot. .-ove Permanent hair removal. 2 Beagle dogo loll In the 6358. 8x10 etor~ge bL!ilding Ht· and refrigerator furnished, Profe11lonel Electrolyalt Mlnar1vUie end Forelt Run tlno on priv1te r.ented kJt. 1260.00 month, ptuo dop· Clinic. New Hourt by •P· Con lilY if oold. Coli 814 · ooit. 814·446-0116 . area. Block IJionkat bock and [ IIIPIOVIIII:Ill 448-7200 oftor &PM . pointmant, 10 AM· B PM, brown head and Hrt . Mate Mon thru Fri. 304·875and lema~. 6 and 1 yeerold. Two bedroom unfumiahed Serv:::1:s 5U8 . 1977 14x70, 3 bdr.. 2 full houee, in Henderson, bale· Call 614-992-7634. Sen bltha. Central air, vinyl ment. 1186 .00 month Gnaeur. underpl tie down $100.00 dopollt pluo utilitioo , 304·676-1118. 11 Halp Wanted Rt:dl bLill' LOST Coon hound pup In the vicinity of Jim Hill Road and Lower Five Mile. If Men call 304· 876·4848, Reword lor capture. Nick Meaige . 2/25/ 1 rna. Curb Inflation Pay .Cash for Classlfleds and . . 31 SonMOnt to NW In with lllderty lady In Dunber, W. llo . Phone 304·875·1374 . Wllevli Evani-- Found your Yerd Sela, Henderaon, Ferry old book ' Smoky.' Vtluebte peper therein . Conttot me. Stooll, 807-748·2838. ALL srEEL , BOG·Gs --+-Pc:::: ;u;LDINGr . !t....,s~~u:s··:&~-si:R1r'U~E·+I ExoorR-.,g; SourceaO...!~I .~and 0.. u..........18.469.113 1' 0.5% o ·var 30 Yrs . '&xperfenco . •, 'llhtryl New (Underl Dlob. .... 18,469.83 Yard So~. 4 1'1 milot out Sand Hill Rd. Point Pio...lnt on left. Furniture, nice cloBalloon• for Get Well, Anni· thing, knic neckt, picturee, wer••rv•. Birthdey., partiet. little olevarything. Fri. 8 till Singing Gorrlllo. CoM Bal- 1, rein or thine. Not re&ponloons• Co. 814-441·4313. alblt tor eccldenta . INDIVlDUIAl IEniEMENT ACCOUNT ,,,,i · 11;;2~. 141 4. 11:' 3tc -c;;;.~.. Real Estate General All Applianm • TV Sporting ~ood~ Tires • Mise, Htlwe. Car Stereas • Fixtum Tolol~ ~co.,...} ....... . 3t7,7t7.ot 992·3410 or . 84.3·5424 LIMESTONE GRAVEL· SAND TOP SOIL-FILL ~ No. 24718, Mw Hott.r. Rt. 2, Box 45H. _____ s•iii•l Ori Wiii 11 wiii Yard So~. 2413 Jotforoon Avo .. MondlyAprll1. 9till7. ,_,In · T-lnd . Fta'ldllolonce • Help Wanted hunger ' MIDDLEPORT FIRESTONE STORE 11 the Melgo County ,.,..,.. Court. .,.nat -. Employe forecast. Announcements OF FIDUCIARY non-finol liction within 30 3 d8ya or the doto indicatod. Coolvllo; OH 48723 woo ~=:"'~ oppolnlld E~ at the "Action", •• used llbOoJe dOM of Clydo H.. Wlnea. Sr., . Emplo · - . " " .. " .... " " " " 9 not llldude receipt of a vwrifiod deCI I, lllllo at 572 High 131 28, 1tc t:omploint. If ~nificant pu_btlc Street, M lddloport, 0 H interelt exilts, a public meet• · 46760. Public Notice ing moy be t.ld. As to""' ocRobert E. lludc. tion. indudl'\11 receipt of wrii Probo'- Judge PUBLIC NOTICE flod CC>11'11"-ints, ony The lot~ recalved, mey obtain notice at further LenaK. N........... / p!OI)I..cl by the Ohio Envi- ac11ortJ, ond toddilimol Iaior· Qort ron-1 Protection Agancy mation. Unleoa otherwise pro(3) 21, 2B 141 4, 3tc IOEPA) 1ut - · Eflecthle vidod in noticoo at poniculor !llboO at lnol ICiiono ond It· octlont. all tommunlcatlont or propooed oc· tholl be tent to: H•ring Clellc, · Public Notice tion1 - - · Flnol octionl OEPA. P. O; Box 1049. inoy be oppooled, in. -ng. Columbus, OH .. 43216. Ph. within 30 days a1 the dote of tll14) 486·6037. Contull PROBATE COURT OF lhla notice, to the Environ· ORC Chop. 3746 and OAC MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO menlol Boerd of ROYiew, Rm. c,jlapo. 3746-47 and 3748-6 ESTATE OF HAZEL D. TAY101, 2110 E. Town St.. Col· fOr requ;...,.,u. LOR;"'DCCEASED · -~·.. -· ··"~····--· umbus, Oh. 43215. Notice of Application for Certifica· cNo. 24721 Doc:tcot 12 Pogo 476 any o-1 altoN be filed with tioll: Village of Syracuse. the director within 3 <leva. Sy;ocuoa, Oh. Pertains to Nonce DF PropDMd IICtlons wrilt ~orne 401 certification. Public no· ~';":f~'ffc"'::r.~ final unlou 1 wrilton ocljudl· tlca No. 1H)B5·61 . Con· C8tlon hNring rwqu..r ilaubo- 1truct 1 boat launching ramp On 20. 198&, in the mitted within 30 ~ya _of ti:W and marina for recreatioAat Meigl County Pro- Court. UN in Ohio River. ' -, C.. No. 24721, JonyToyior, ;__:tB. ftc 64 Misc. Merchandlee 131 ao. 95. Rudind, Ohio 48'775 _ ,_..,....E_....,atthe Public Notice -tt at Honl D. Taylor, Joo I I, tow at ..... 96. PROIA'TE COURT OF Rutland, Ohio 48778. MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO , Robert E. Buck. ESTATE OF CLYDE H. Probolo Judge WINES, SFI., DECEASED ~ No. 2471 & Doc:tcot 12 Lena K. Nar&ood. 1-.. . . . . Saturday sign·up set Thomas Hoskins, 20, Chauncey, charged with the Jan. 'n breaking Three charges of driving· while and entering of the Gary Mi<;ha!<l .. ln~oxtcated were handled In the · restdetiee' in the-Chester area, was court of Middleport Mayor Fred . senienced Thursday mornJng · by Hoffman .Wednesday night Toerid marriage MelgsCountyCommonPieasJudge Dana Bailey of Albany was .fined " Charles Knight to one year 1n the $425ilndcostsandsentencedtot~ Pamala K Guthrie, Reedsvllle, : Ch!Uic<itheCorrecttonal Facility. •days I~ J!!.Illn the court. For1eltlng and Donald Gerald Guthrie, Cool. A c<Kiefendant In the case, Carl bonds I were Ron&ld G. Davis, vllre, have petitioned Meigs County Dean Staats, 21, Minersvllle, also Syracuse, $4!Ai for driving while .Common Pleas Court for a dissoluappeared this mornlng before intoxicated, $50 for a weaving tion of their marriage. v udge Knight A six month sentence course, and $50 for expired tags; and forStaatswassuspendedandStaats . Roger Barnett, Pomeroy, $450 for · was placed on three years driving while Intoxicated. : probation. Other forfeitures were Charles KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -A Cantor, Syracuse, $225 for harrassrecord hlghof5mUJlonsquarefeetof ment, two bonds of $100 each for disorderly manner, and $200 for office bulldlng space Is currently ·. Services sel tonight destruction of property; and Eddie Under construction in Kansas City. An estimated 00 percent ot the The Meigs County Mlnlstertal Dill, Pom~roy , $40 for speeding. projects are in the central business Stewart, Dexter. was Charles ;. Association wlll conclude 1lts comdlstrtctwhereaboutthree-fourthsot munity Ienton services atJ7:.ll this fined $50 and costs for criminal the new downtown space Is already $50 and costs for destructrespass, evening at Grace EpisCOpal Church, E. Main St., Pomeroy. Speaker wlll .tlon of pro!'lerty, and S25 and costs leased. !;le lhe Rev. Mlddleswarth, for disorderly manner. pastor of the St. Paul Lutheran r Others fined were Keith A. Lynch, Church, whO will use for his topll:. Middleport, $15 on a speeding charge, · and $10 on an expired •'And Know Forgiveness''. (Continued from page 1) driver's license charge; Debra J. has a health, welfare and hospltaUSnyder. Langsvllle, $100 and costs, zatlon plan. Both departments' for possession of marijuana; and ..' Two winners drawn in . insurance· . coverage Is provided Donald Dalley, Middleport, SlOOand through the lJ11lon. Neither depart· Wednesda~ Ohio Lotto costs, destruction of' village ment lias major medical coverage. property, . . If courthouse employeeS would CLEVELAND (AP)- Holders a( ·The charge of petty theft against ; t;Wo wliming tickets Will share an Franklin Laudermilt 1 Middleport, deckle to join the union, ~ch . "01110 Lotto" jackpot or $1,001.~. . was transferred t9 .Meigs County separate office would have to 6:lrm Its own local. Employee contract state lottery offtelals said today. · Court. negotiations Wllllld then have to lake The two tickets listed aU slx · place with each Individual ~ numbers drawn in Wednesday Weath~r holder. night's game - 3, 8, 9, 22, 26 and 35. UndereollectlvelJarplnlnalaws, Each Jackpot ticliet wUI pay Tonight, cloudy with a slight a ~ local tb cover "all" $25.0~8.411 annually fqr 20 years, but .chance of showers and thunderccltu1hooie employees woukl not be that amount Is subJect to taxes. storms. LOw In the upper 001. pcBSible. •: · ()hlo Lotteey otflclaJs said 243 Friday, cloudy with scatlel'l'd tteketl had nveof the numbers, 8lld showers thunderstorms •. High . At this time, ' all fulltlme court· • eiiCh Is wcrth t732. Another 10,1W> ooq), The chance of rain Is 30 house "employees are worldng a 35 ttckels had fourltthe numbers, and pet cent tonight and 40 percent hour week and ret'!!lvtng wages above the federal mlnlinum wage. Friday. ' Hell wiD pay S4t · Insurance covei-age Is now of· ' • Salel tor IJ1e lalelt semiweekly ExteMW Forecaat fered Ill COitl'tllltlse employees but pme IDtaled $2,373.664. . s.c..a., tltnup Monday: • The ''Ohio Lotlll" jackpot for Chance olllhowen llalurday aad they must pay for the coverage, S.turdaY Is estimated at $1 mllllon. lair &alay 111111 Montla,r. Cool wllh. Average costs tor that coverage ill Ohio Lotto: lllree, eight, nine, Jilws mainly In tile :.11111111 hi... Ill $62 a month tor single employees; $167 a month for a famUy. twenty-~. ~We/lty · * thirty-five lhe4011. Any-- ' Number at Non·c.rt. Rac.tpto ........... 13,7117.74 atota s.,..,. .... 320,388.90 Tm.l Rer.eilta . (Dpooalhig} ..... 334.178.84 8.801.30 Supp:otlng · . BeN!ctt ......... 309,118.71 County~. Slgnup to play In the Middleport Youth League will beheldSa,turday from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Middleport Vlllage Hall. The fee Is $9. 3 Public Notice Public Notice ay . Happenings around Meigs Hoskins-given one year ; _tenn in Ohio facility Mite. Cal: 742-2407 ' Public Notice - tr"' ... "'- , ....... fie. tute teachers for the remainder of the current school year and Dale Harrison was authorized to.attend a Columbus meeting on vocational educatiOn on April 8. Janice GurrY· was employed as a tutor for a home-bound student. Margaret JohnSon, Ubrary aide, was authorized to attend a Hbrary conference in Washington County on April 12. All five members of the board of education--Larry Powell, Robert Snowden, Robert Barton, Dick Vaughan and Arland 'King--were ·p resent for the three hour session which got underway at 10 a.m. Wednesday and was held In Ueu of A member of the Long Bottom Christian Church, she was horn Aprll 20, 1891 in Long Bottom, · a d aughter of the late W.D. and Mary Ann Stewart Chambers. . SurvlvDrs Jnclude a son and daughter-In-law, Perry and Sylvia Curtis, Reedsvllle; a daughter and son-in-law, Marjorie and John Brewer, also of ReedsvUie; 11 grandchildren and 29 great grandchildren. lng. . . . . . .I ... · age ayltems. water and g• lines. water well drlllif!ll and ..,• vice. 'trucldng (limes· tone • dirt). ::C.."- 31', 1884 "711,748.711 . IIX~IIIItidlllg.:...::~~=: 1::'~:1. Programs and Support Dtvison In Oak Ridge. The DOE also held hearings this week In Paducah and Oak Ridge. About 600 people, Including several Kentucky .congressmen and state Ia Wll)akers, turned out Monday· lilght In Pad ucah. Area deaths WHI do al f'J....., . . '" ····· ·Pi-Pieiiiint & Vicinity t :lffUI/h•tl ,.,.... ,.,,..,. ,,.. Meigs board upholds expulsions !Continued from page 1) son for the Meigs Athletic Boosters regarding addltionai bullplng facili· ··' ties near the baseball-track area of A11111111 111.1'1111' Ill REN I~ >!I:El!i'A~Th~-~e~O~E~IsJSc~ons~ O ld:er~ln :J ~g~cl~os~Jn~g~a~n~ot.a~~nd:~~the~·l!;lm::pa:c:t~w~au:kl::";;be~fe:lt:a:cro;:ss;-'"~sc~,h~deduled to be ready by April 30, 1 Larry Radcliffe ol the 'Enl'!'gy Paducah, Ky., and Oak Ridge, Tenn. The . energy department has . estimated that .closing part of the plant could cost the surrounding ; . community as much as $39 million. Dave Berger, deputy dltector of the Ohio Development ·Department 's energy divlson told federal officials ' - · ,._ u10 The Daily Ohio Business Senices· PHONE 992-2156 t f them ld h t wou ave o 1an mos th o ... eave e area. The federal goverrunent should Berger said further job losses in provkleatleastayear'snotlceonthe Pike and Scioto counties would plant to be closed, Berger said. draint~eareaofmanyofllstalented There also should be federal money peoP,Ie. available for job retraining, dlspoThe Piketon employees are "the sal of. the property and any highest-paid, the best-educ.ated and necessary environmental cleanup, the most active in communlty he said. affairs. How can you replace The public can submit wt1tten them?" Berger asked. A closing · comments untilAprtll2.Thedraflof would "wreak havoc In the region thesoclo-economlclmpactreportls thatthelmpaetwouldgobeyondlost jobs and lost dollars. Thuradlly, March 28, 1985 TIOM. EXCAVA . BULLDOZER & BACKHOE WORK Garega Ale, r1in or ahine. Mutlall lnltrumentt, •orne tooie, clothea, much mite . Fri. Sot .. and 8~n . Church 1nd Hubbard In SyrocuH, Oh. Just follow tlgna. 44 Apartment for Rent �• Page-14-The Daily Sentinel A~rtmen~ . • 44 Ohio LAFF-A-DAY for Rent Aedecor•ied 2 bdr 1pt .." exe. locatjon: Regency Inc. C1ll 61 Prom dr••· eiae 7, \'V'Orn once. 130.00. 30<4-6753082 .. . . JD 2 row pia-. tobacco aattor. & pt. chiMI plow, JD 8 11. whMI dloc. N... Hollend hey - · 3 pl. poet hoi a digger, llckle " ' - . I ft . drq dloc. CaU 114-2&1· 1265. 304-e75·7Z83 676-6104 or 878·5386. · 2988 . gar•a• IP8rtment. Aduh• One prom 6reaa. oizo 9 , phone 304-875·5297. 56 B 'ld' 11 ~;c:~~!=~n'*'" u•_•_ "> ___ furnished efficiency 607 2od. Ave., Gallipolis. Share bath, a150 utilities paid. adultoc Call 614·446-4416 after 7PM . 8:00 meet my er... •• =;:::=;::::::;::;:= nished. Available April 1 . Call 614·379·22.48. . '72 CJ 6 ]HP 11.600. '72 Inter 24' hay t"'ck 12.500. '77 'il 4 . wh"l drive Chav 11 .600. 141 28 !I pipe tobacco trailere •soo. each. 7 II wood I .Buoh Hog : 11.400: 7 ft lnt mciwar' t700. 79 It 'il4 wheel drive Chov e;4,800. Campor top 8200. 8 hp Troy BIIU1.000. Morgen's Woodliwn Ferm, Rl. 36, Pliny, W •. Vo. 304· 875·12B6 or 304· 7362342. 71 4:00 and 1;5 :00 evenings. FOr rent, one bedroom, furnished baaement apt., utilities ipc:luded. 8200. a montt,. 850 . deposit. Call 614-992-2603. Newly remodeled apartment . $176 .00 plus utilities. .!:-:!:::: Qe~~!!! !"e!:~!!'•!tl- l'! 81(~!!­ 6522. cuso. call 614-992-7034, 614-992-7671 or614-992 · 5732 . Fur"nished one bedroom apt in Point Pleasa"t . Very clean and nice . Phone 304 · 676~ 1386. Furnished uPsfairs apartment, 1 bedrOom, hea~ and water paid, adults, 304675· 2661 . TOP . CASH pold for 'BO model and newer uaed carl . Smith Bulck-Pontloc. 1911 Eeatem Ave.. Gllllpollo. Coli 814-441·2282. Unfurnished 2 bedroom apt, yard and basement, deposit, 304·675·7541. .. Furnished efficiencv apartment. 1 • person, priv1te, utilities included $180.00 per month . 304·675-2083 or 675-6689 . 46 83 Chavette t3,200. Clill 814·3711·28B2: will call In 30 doyo. Coli 614·474· 7263 altar 7PM. Rag. Polled ·.Hereford cOw· calf paira, Springer cowl. priced rNaonabla, delivered free. Call Don Cox, P1t~iot, Oh. 614-379-2871: bedroom 1ultee. ranges. wringer waahert. Ia ehoea. New IMrlngroom suitea *199-t&99, Iampo. aloo buying coal a wood ltovea. Coll814-441-3159. · FOf Ale; typewriter one mont!) old. Coli 814·742· 2631 or 742-2230. 46 Space for Rent 62 CB, TV, Radio Like new, 10 HP. 34 Inch Equipment cut, turf, tree riding mower· Mobile home lot. 12'x60' or .Coma •nd ne, John small8r. $75 water paid, 4th ' 2& Inch Zenith console, M9rri1, Vance Ad .• Scipio & Neil, Gallipolia. Call 614· color. 1180.00. Call 614· Townahlp. 446·4416 after 7PM . 892·3617 after 6:30PM. Firewood 820.00 pickup COUI\ITR.Y .1\otOBILE H~tme r:.,...,,...,..o:---'~--' · :..; -·.:.·:..:•-.:..;·"-· 'load. ·1-30.00 dall•llrod. Coli · Park, Route 33. North of -6762 or 675· Pomeroy. Lorge loto. Call 54 Misc. Merchendise 304·676 2991. 614-992-7479. 1or aalo, delivered Rental apace for travel trail~ Knauff Firewood Split· 96% Firewood 676-2075 or 175· ars , campers, fold ups. Wa- herdwoode. You pick up or 304· 2099 . ter, sewer, electric cable we deliver. HEAP vender. hook ups. Coli 304· 773- 614-266-8246 . Fill Easter Balkete with 5651 altar 5:00p.m. Cabbage Patch or Mr. T Umeetone. Sand, Gravel. dollo. oolt and hard aculp· Trailer lots for rent, sewer Pick up 11 Rlchardo & Son. lure. 304·175·64110. , and water furnished. will ··Callll14·448-7786. take one small child. 304· and Wo88on revolver 675· 1076. SPECIAL cut olaba 6 PU Smith Modal26. 46 caliber, f'h In loado dellvarod In dump barrell,holoterondpreoanto· truck f100, or21oado8180. tion caee Included. Y0 u pickup *18. Coli 814· 1300.00. Gray motorcycle Mer c ll~IHJI S I! 248·8804. holmll 120.00. 304-676· 4464. Pool People Spaclel: Furnished room, 8100. Utilities. range, ref. Share bath. Men only. 919 Soc .• Gallipo· 111. 614-446-4416 after 7 p.m. Special this week. 30 in. elect. range coppertone 175. aye level electric renge white e96. gu ronga 31 l,n . white $95, Whiripool auto wesher 87&. -kenmore eut(J washer *76, Kenmore dryer 8126. Whirlpool auto washer like new •110. lkle by side refriqeretor fruzer while 81911. po<~rytr .. 125. Skaggo Appllancoe Upper Rivar Rd ._814-446·'7398 . Vz bed & drMMr 1211. ,Call 114-379-2588. 1980 Phllco relrlgerotor. Uko new. f126. Cell 814· 992-3491. kito, 1 ,.32·12.396, 18x311·12 , 695, 2Dx40· t2.895 In otock. Middlepon 114·892·11724 or Golllpollo 114·4441·3081 . Spring Special-Patriot utllty bulldlngo on dloplay at two convenient locatione, B • S Produce. Viand St. pt, Plea· aanl. ond French City Mobile Homeo Golllpolle. 9 X 12 "98. lloo 10K18 1,996. Dailverad ond 881 up on your lot. · Slight paint dlmoge. Fleoh· ing orrow ligno. Naw other· wise. t249 cilmpiala. four lefl, liorgaln. Coli lmmt· dlatoly, 1 ·BD0-423-!)183. 1nytime . (factory repe nMcladl. · . Freezer beef. Set of turning piOWI 1 2 in. 1 3 COWl, 1 Hereford Bull. eoma with cplvaa. 1 grede bledo , 304· 678·4182. F-11111 S 111 11 1111 !~ /!. li'Jt:SIIII:k -~·-- • 61 c • Farm Equipment Spring Spacisl: 24'x30'.S ' with 18'x7' gorogo door & service door, a 3.888 erected. Iron HorM Bldg&. 814-332-9746 collect. 2 tractor• 445 ~ong & Ford, t2,500 each. 1 milk cow. Cell 614-246·9540 oltor 8 :30PM. 1-------'---1 1 John Deere 0 0 tractor t2,995. Alllo Cholmer B wide front bally mower, cultivator & plowo·noodo rubber: all for SB96 . 8N Ford tractor high & low range with front end loader, runs good. good rubber 11.850. First coma flro!. aarva. Mil· aay Ferguoon ID tractor. live poWir, PS, w~h front an'd loadar~U.991i. Call 814· 28~11&22. •· 1_ _ _ _ Nice butcher hog for ule Calvin Hewk. 3 mileewe1t of Tuppers Plaine on 681. 2 Jereey milk cowe. 2 yra. old. very gentle. milking 3 gal. ooch per dey t425 oech. Coli 304-176·2536. Ouerneey milk cow and heifer coif, 7 goalo, Dollao Csdle, 304-773-6218. Two riding horsao, 1 gated, 1 aaddla. ell for 1700.00 or will trede for colveo,. 304· 576-2153 . 64 Hay 8t Grein Appro•. 170 baleoi oHolfa 19.4% cruda protaln, 85· 711 bal11, 12.25 Iiiia. Coli 1· 814·692-633B . Hoy lor ula 11.211 par Iiiia. Coli 814·245·9315. 1,000 buehel corn. U.50 1 buahet.Largeroundbeleaof good hoy. 110.00 a Iiiia. Shede river farmo. Call 614·986·3866 orf14·986· 3888 . Hay for uta: Square balee. Call8 14 .992·6533. Good mixed, cpndlllonad hay: N.,.r wet . 11.76 par bolo. Call814-742·2173. 197.8 Mercury MOntiago. 4 Cloor; . cleao. exc cond, • 1 •496 .00 . Cllltftor 5 PM 30'4·87&-3488. 72 Truck1 for . Sale 1973 Ford f·2&0. '-4 T 11100. Collllf4-4U-9224. Spring apocllll: Gene'o dnp Iteam carpet cleaning . Scotch guard, free eeti ~ mallo. Call 614·992· 6309 or 1114·742·.2211 . 1979 Chovrolll truck. Air conditioned; 'A ton, 4 whHI drlva, auto. U7911.00. Call 614-742-3169 .. RON'S Televioion Service . Spoclalizlng In Zenith ond Motorola, Quazer, and houoo c~llo. Call 304-676239~ or814-446-2454 , 1979 Ford F1&0 Ranger. tion. Auto trona. PS. PB. AM·FM rodlo. AC. olldlng back window. Coli 114· 1186·3333. 'J!:rn6 N.tPNtli:... WANTED·Aree Spono En· thullllta that want to reoalye dlroet moll opaclolo llat, an exdtino new mer~ chandlsa program. frOf!l Trl County Sporto. 304·1111· 2988 or wrlta to Ill. 1. Box 471. Point Plooaont. w. ve. Include nome eddre11 end zip. cl•n ~ - ma.ufi, :.p;;;~:-=:. \lO!{K ~ Rotorv ·or cable tool drilling . Mott.w•ll• completed ••m!' day. Pump.._gles lnd .. Mrv•~ CH. 304-896·3802. SAL-E OR TRADE F-800 F.oru truck, Ed!aon. Mfyee, 304·671·1868. ANNIE Cement Finisher. Rick Gar~ llold, 814·986-4464. Now driye..,.,aye, perking lots. Any olza job: Replace old Concrete. W.O. 8 • 0 HomelmProvemente. E~100 Econollne Van. 76,000 mllea. auto., f '1 100. Coli 114·992· 8624. Buildlng·remodellng, dry wall; kltchen·liothi<H>m In· etelled. door~wlndow frem· ing, Vinyl and elumn eldi'-9· roofing, 304-675-2440. GASOLINE ALLEY 82 Plu.mbing 8t Heating L=====--=====-- -=--=---- ~3~00:4·:·1~8~2::_:·2:::8:::3::4::_. One man b111 Hunt1r boat, or trado. 14110.00 or trodll. Good body. phone' 304· 871-2817. '73 Forti Muotal.g, 3 • - d tan'!"'laolon. engine good. body ond fralna wqrk. 304-87&·1118. 1881 Orand PriK. W·AC, Pl. lilt - · orulao OOIJCIOI, AM·FM radio. 1180 llob-. bill. AM·FM redlo. Con be 1203 Maadowbroolc Dr.. 304-6711·3747 llflar 1:00pm. 1178 ptavY Malibu Cia- ' oouge, Undau, Y-1, 1lr, N·PI, ..,.. axe ahape, 3041·111·1821. Brand now olactrlc wheal ...._ __ chair lnoludeo boilary charger. 304·773-11174. 1174, z2a. L-12 _ ..... m... ott.. 304·11&·3472 or 8111·3117. 8oto 10 yaoro old 130.00. liM tleotrle typewriter noeclo ropa~n ue.oo. 304171-7133. . '71 CMuaua, llff, 4 .,, new clutch. new tiraa, *2.200.00 llfler 5:00 PM, 304·8711-81&1 . . • ;:;::::::;==;:=:::= ...., Good·1 Ekcovoting. Iiiii· mente, footara. drivewaya, nptlc tsnks, landecaping. Call anytime 814-44~ · 4637, Jameo L. D•"\•on, Jr. owner. Oozar Work land clearing. landecaping, etc. Free eeti· ma101. Coli 814·446·8038 or 614-992·7119 anyllmo. Re11onabla Rates. Ditching for water, gee, electric. and drainage linea. Cell 814446·B608 or 614-44'6· 2775. NO, MA'AM·· I FEEL TERRIBLE AWFUL BAD THEN THAR'S NO SCHOOL FOR . .'IOU TODAY :I FEEL LIKE A MILL'/UN DOLLERS ALREADY '- .Soap IHBO) MOVIE: Apache. the Bronx' • 1 SNAl\E!! ' Umootona, grovel. oand. fill din ond aoal dollv.,ell, 304· 1178·4412. ' 87 79 MotOFI Home• 8t CamjMrs TAl STATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 11 13 Sac. Ave., Oalllpollo. 114-441-7833 or 1114-441· 1133. ' uaoo.oo. PEANUTS 'THE MEETIN6 OF THE CACTUS CLUB WILL COME TO ORDER FIRST WE'LL !-lAVE A RePORT FROM OUR ENTEICTAI~MENT ' COMMITiEE ... 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S-18·8S •AJH I Desperate times call lot desperate · measures. Watch bow the late Brltllb star Adam Meredith helped enpneer his . country's World CbampiOillhlp win In 19&& in New Yort. Thirty years ago, :·liiddirig methods were primitive - hence the opening bid of one heart wltb only four canll and a very strong hand . Meredith, . South, responded with one no-trump and was quickly raised' to three. The Ammcan West ·Jed~a· spade. Declarer ducked lri dummy ·and East's queen won. On the spade continuation, Mer· 04ilth . wall the ace and played · the heart ace. ~ext, he led the club jack from dummy. When East played low, he rose with the king. Of cour.e West can easily defeat the contract by simply duckins the club ace, but West had been fooled by declarer's play into believing that South wu simply trylnc to steal a quick club trick and would then run the hearta and perbapa the diamonds. So West took the club ace and cubed two more spades for ru. side. But that was it. · South flnesled against the club 10 in East's hend . to rt111 the clubs and then did the same against the heart queen In West's hand to take nine . the Loot ~rlt' (CC) )0:1& I]) MOVIE: 'The Orlglnel Drag nat 10:30 (J) Suparatar (!) ESPI\I'a Rlngelde Ravlew (]) Bor...,.ahop JemborM (Ill Tony Brown'• Journal · .• INNN-1 11 :00 • <ll ()) q:J • (JJIIJ • . (JJ) NeWI . · . (J) Bill Co4by Sllow (I) E8PN'1 lp II.W88k (I) Clpltol Joumal PRE· MIERE. Congreelionel e•· pam end journlllllt loin halt Hodding Ctnor In dl .. culling what'l heppanlng an Ctpitol Hill. (Ill Monaymllk.,_ . . lennyHIII11:30 CllffiTonlthtlhowTonighl'o . gue111 ore Jack' Lemmon end Joe Wllllomo. 60 min.) hit of o.-ho ~ WKIIP II\ Clnolnnod . (l)fWWhart NORTH +A86 •AKH By Jemet Jacoby l Upholatery R a M Furniture Monuloa· turing. St. Rt. 7, Cr-n City, Oh. CaH 1114·118· 14?0. coli Eve. 114-441· 3438. · Old a naw Uphollerod. CRAZY {Answers tomorrow) TANGLE UTMOST thi thad awabblt was looking forward illusion I~AXI ! MOY~ 'Ra~o of Jemee Boya Water Service. Also pools flllod . Cell 814· 266·1141 or 614-446· 1176 or·614·446·7911 . Peraona Body Shop. Locuot Ad. pt.Piaasant. l'aat. KloK. Free Eotlmatao. 114-188." 4174. . 21 11. ptowlar cam.:'::' tf'IIU.. Qaa and •alile . Tub llld olio war. llr COndl· 11on. CaM 114· 742·21811. · CJ (I) ® Knott Lending Abby incurs tha wrath of Greg by withholding use of her tehivision liCense for the Empire V~lley praj~ct . (60 min.) . (Ill NIWIWOICh Gen'aral Hapling Do you 11Md eomethlng mavecl or hauled awey7 We'll do ltl Cell 814· 288· 82111 otter 6:00PM. Auto Repair · ARE 'iOU FEELIN' ANY BETTER THIS MORNIN: JUGHAID? SEWING Mochina replllro. •rvice. Authorized Singer Soleo & Service Sharpen . Sci nora . . Fabric Shop. Pomeroy. 814·992-2284. B & M TIRES, Tlra doalo, CUllom • Wh88lo, Coli for priCOI 31!4·8.95:'3468, 81nca1971. . =~~:=·~::-:: "(I X)-CI X)" Jumbles: HOARD A.nswer. Ynlat LOOI<EI' LIKE. ~Grand · ~n·IDi 20/20 ICC) . BARNEY Electrical 8t Refrigeration Ken'a Watir Service. Wells. olowno, poolo filled. Phone 614·3117"0623 or814·387· 7741 night or dey • . 77 7:00 · II (I) PM Magazine I]) Here Com. the Brides · (J) SporttC.ntor ()) Little HouH on tha Prairie ell Enllrtolnment Tonight ffi Whoel of Fonune (J) Wheel of Fortune (I) (fiJ MocNeii/Lihrer Newahour (jJ Newa Gl IJ2I Now Namo That Tune · fll Jeflorsono 7:30 U W Tic Toe Dough ' I]) NCAA Diviolon I Man's Ice Hockey Champlonohlp from Detroit. !loll · Semifinal Game I]) CJI]) Family Feud CD Jeopardy ® Whnl of Fortun~ Cll 1J2i E~tertainment Tonight • g WKRP in Cincinnati IHBOI l\lot Nace100rlly/ Moviaa The 'Not Necesurily the News· team take a on · Hollywood ~·- · · B:OO U (I) (1) Cosby Show Cliff's father tries to per· suade Denise to (\ttend the · family alma mat~r upon ll.'.aduation. (~1. C1J Clrcue (])'" NliA ·- $aokatboll: .• , Milwaukee at New York Knlckl I]) · m IJ2i Wlldslar Tho Chamber of Commerce • tries to stop a band of cutthroat! from using slave labor in their mining opera· tion. (60 min.) ([)liD Magnum. P.l. (I) Wild America (CCI 'Owls-Lords of Darkness.' The mysterious nocturnal hunters are examined. (A) (Ill Forum · fl) MOVIE: 'Hide in Plain . Sight' IHBOI MOVIE: 'Tho Brink's Job' [MAXI MOVIE: 'flalkes' 8:30 II (I) (1) Family Ties Steven takes a nostalgic trip to his t,ometown when . his lather dies. 160 min.) 1· W~Ai· iH E ~~io~r::~~;,t ' to- "SNOFtE!o _DIJTY a Excavating Auto Partl • .It Aqca. .orlas 76 ~ JIM 'S PLUMBING & HEAT · lNG. Rt. 1, Box 356. Galli· polio. Oall614·367·0576. 85 Yestel'day's l -· _ @ _New.T.echJ.imee _ . (I) Profiles of Natura 9:00 (J) 700 Club · -til ClliDi Eye to. Eye ICC) A naive and eager Tracy wants to investigate a poss ible murder ·instead of simple ins~;~rance cases. 160 min .) (J) ® Simon & Simon Rick and A.J . help Dawn· town Brown in his search for a cousin who was framed for a murder. (60 min .) (]) MOVIE: 'Kind Hoorts and Coronets' (fiJ Myetiryl ICC) 'Ad•on· tures of Sherlock Holmes : The Dancing Men." A man is mU'rdered after Oiscover· ing mysterious chalked ~i· gures throughout h1s house. (60 min.) 9:30 U (I) (1) Night Court Bull has a surprise in s1ore when he becomes a Volunteer Father to a l 3-yeerold. (R) · 10:00 II (I) (1) Hill Str881 81uaa s•tll ond Coffey oro faced with· transforming a bum, into 1 fa.shion plate totestily against a cop killer. (60 --------- 84 t' Prlntanswerllele: ~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~-; CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Founh and Pine Gollipollo. Ohio Phone 614-446 -3888 or 614·446·4477 83 Crvml' . a replacement windowa, elumlnum soffit. vinyl eld. lng, continuoua guttere, free eetimatee, ell wortr. guaran· lied, Spring Dlacount. Coli oveningo. 304·1176· 2644. 1974 Dodge Sporllman Van, Maxie Wagon, 318 engine, automatk:, asking .700.00. 304·8711·3880. I a :-c&i=-- 19BO Ford Cargo .van FUO. $2860. 304-676-1678 or 178·7891. • They'll Do It Every Time · i:o~ontocorto. 304·178· ~';'8~::;~· 11oo.oo. 3o4oolng outper ofCOni bulln•u ..~. r;;;.-;;;;;r;;;~;:;-~·;; 30 to 10 oft. Dlb II n SNR/IIf~ JIJC '74 Mercury Comet For Sale 1 1~;;;;;·;;:;~;c;;rt1BI·~~;:.ii~~~~~ Shop. 1317 Ohio 81 .. Point Pleesant, Pew, good cond, o.tc wood, 1110.00. 304-178· 21136 . IDeA WAAT M ••c lng Hncluding hot tar oppllcotlon) 304·1175·2088 or 676· 7368. 1& Ford M~ PWPL6 l).ll\\\7 Cl'FI~ STAR!' RINGLES'S SERVICE, perienced carpenter. elactri- 1978 Ford F100 pickup. PS, auto. 12200.00 Call 1114· 992·7453. Van1 & 4 AAVJ; 'bJ Fetty Tree Trimming, stump removal . Call 304-676 · 1331. 3fi 1 engine. Excellent condi- 73 9:~5 A.M .! II 9 \ rJAf.k) Woekly , (J) Gomer ·Pyle · ([). IJ2i ABC Nowo (CCI • ([)' ® CBS Newl ()) Nightly · · Buolnooo !!aport · · (Ill Body Elactrlc . • One Dllv et • Time IMAXI MOVIE: 'The Dark IT IS PREGI'%LY II I.LERVAM I I I ·_lJ (1) ESPN't Horae Racing· .. 10 IJ2i News I (I}RNII....., - J . & J ' o Home lmprove· mente. S'lding Vinyl a. alumi':' . num aiding. qverhang rutter B. roofing. Free estimates . Collli14·387-7468. ·lc - . o & M Controctoio. VInyl and •luminum eidif'greplacement windows· In euht I ng ·roofing remodeling and new construction-guttara. Call 304-773-1113,1 ' . . 19B2 'h ton pick-up chev· rolat truck. 308 angina, auto. trano .. 37,0()0 mlloo. Excellent condition . 'Call 614·992·6&02 ofter 4:30 PM . . 1982 Ca1)111ro outomotlc 306 angina. AC. cruiM 74 M.otorcycie1 control. AM-FM 8 lrock. 1-'--..:...~----­ u.ooo. Call 614·4411· 73&11. 83 Honda 7&0 Shedow only 2.200 mllea. 2 holmoto, exc. cond. Collll14-448·3738. 1982 Honda 760 Cuolom. 2,000 .ctual mlle1. nilnt cond.. new eiuy bar • 19B3 Olda Cullou Su· lugpge rock. 121&0. Cell prama. V-8. 22 MPG. air. 814-388-g809. lilt, AM·FM 0111.. low mila. below boolc. Cell 814'·4411· 1977 Dodge van lwlndowl auto.. AM~FM radio. c:ruiH, 03112. air, etc. 82,800 . Call 814· 197B International Scout 448·4182. 4x4. 307, PS. PB. Call 73 Honde 7110 K3. 4 cyl .. 814-3B8·8317 oftar 5. gerage kept, lull dreoo. never 1977 VW Reb bill 4 clr .. down, good cond. Call614· e1,595. Call 614-379· 448·9216. 2341. . 1983 Hondo Moped. Good 1182 Honda CM 460C. condition. Calj 814-247· 19117 Ply. GTX 440 ongi~•· . 3752. Utthl Champ camper eleape 19.80 LTD Klwaaakl 750. 4. Alllnveryiloodcondlllon. Call e14·441-4318 allor 2,000 ICiuol mlleo.. Uke now. Very oherp. 111100.00. 5:30PM. Co11 .&14-1149·241 0 or 8 14· 88 Plymouth Fury 111. 66 247·3101. Buick opac;lol. 73 Dodge pickup. Coll814·448-381,9. 1993 Honda VT 750 ehlidow, 3600 miles, e.11tr... 711 Ford Bronco 4x4 good 82.700. Cell 614-992· cond .. 302 cu .. AT. PS, P8. 2382. Call 814·448·92811. '74 Hondl 7110. good cond. 1977- Cutloll Supreme ss5o.oo. 304·1171·27311. Brougham, oharp and loodad.Coll814·843·8127. 75 8oattand 19711•Mallbu Cleaalc. Runo Motors for Sale good. 1.800.00. Call 814· 992·211711. 115 ft. alumlnmum Mmi~V Arrow Plymouth '78, AM· with 38 HP motor a treller, . FM radio tape deck, eun *1.000. Co.ll 1114·379roof. 1808 J-..on Blvd .. 2182. l'olnl Ploaoanl. 304-1175· 12_1_3_6_ _:.._ _ _ _ __ 17 ft. Creolllnor, 11& ,. lnboard~outbo.ard·, power 1871 Pinto atalloft w•gon. tdm $JJOP, pow• trim tllbs, good work car. t800.00. trl-haul. 3041· 878-6288. ...:...._..:..--..J.---------"1 r ~Mal buMdlngo. direct foc· tory to you dl~e:ounte. lmmedllla dollvary. CoD collect 1·1117-IIB2· 3821 . • Konmoro Dlohwuhel, RCAdlocpleyer,Bmo, old., 1711.00. Foddaro room lila oxc. cond .. orglnolly•IZOO, air conditioner, 1100.00. lilting t100. Colll14·441· Clllll14·742·2994 or 114· 473'1. , 742-3176. 1---~-----Niciely mode Cabb- Poleh Plcltano uHd furniture. 304· Doll clotheo, for aM ...... 17&·1413 or 178-1410. -oonably priced. Caiii14448·B814. RICK'S NEW AND USED FURNITURE. Uaad otovao 4 for""'l eowno 1111 10·12, uniform olu- a. all our -•n 1 11-. Calll14·441· Phone 304· 2887 ofllr noon. ••d ..........,..- Pololiorn,bulldlngo buHt. For freeltltiRllltes c•II304·17B3981. Stoberta Greenhouee has for ule cabbage, c~uliftower. broccoli plantl. Township Road 100, Rocino RD 2. Coli 614-949-2342 . Pre~eprlng clo·n ou't on all 'h bad, vary good cond .. t3&. 2 rabbit cageo 15.00 - h. Collll14·4411·1473. 9 to II. 1982 Plymouth Touriamo 4 cyl .. 4 apd .. 3~000 mlleo. Cell 814·379·2128 • 12 grade Holetein heifer•. Valley Furniture, new & · uaed. Urg8 eecti9n of quality furniture. 1216 Eastern Ave .. Gallipolis. ~~:§~~~~~~ Icleaner Above ground auto poole·lhru Household 4·111-85-Froa pool ~51 end under light velue 1259.98. lnground pool 1979 Volktwegon Aobbit fual InJected, good cond., AM·FM atoroo, AC. Call 814-2111·1423. Reglltered Quarter horM colt: born Moy 9. 19B4 Dunn collar with whittltar. U90. con 814-2811-1522. Furnished Rooms Trade Center Furniture Outlet, Kaneug1. Oh. New Moytag & Crooley Appllan• .... C81161.4-.448.4488. 78 Ford Gren8do. Ohio body, block, new paint. 11200. Call 814·448· 9798. GOOD USED APPLIANCES Wuhera. · dryera, refrigera· tori. rangee. Skaggs Ap·, pllances, Upper River Ad. beside Stone C raat ~ Motel. 614-446· 7398. tecl(nero t99. I. :a••·.c.:: e~-4-286- 1882 Ford Eacort 4 apd .. AC. AM·FM. 40,000 mi .. Mich . redlele. oxtroti cl88n, U,976. Cell 114·367· 7850.1967Chevyll Nova& cyl., auto, good 1hlpe, rune well~ PlonHr at1r.o, belt offer. Call304·11711·1&90. County Appliance, Inc. Good uaed appliances and TV 8811. Opan SAM to &PM. Mon thru Set. 614·446· 1899, 827 3rd.~ Ave. Galli· polio. OH. · Autos for Sale . ~--....:..:.........:-:--"-- '1 Autos h!r Sale 71 ----....---'--- . . BASEMENT· WATERPROOFING UnconditlonaiiHetlme guarantee. Local NfettnCH furnlohed. Free totl""'tol. Cell colloct 1-1114·237· 0488. day or night. llovero Baument Waterproofing. 1983. 18 hp &plan tractor with tuming plow, tiller end 42 in mower, 13,500.00, .,.c cond. 304-876-6887. 1982 Ford Eocort 39,000 mlleo. 3& MPG. blue with blue Interior, 2 dr .• hatch· liock. VGC. t3.400. can Tobscc:o poundage for Galli•_ 614·388·8710. 1 Co. Call 614-379-2437. CadMioc Flaotwood WANTED: used saddleo end 1981 D'elteUanc:li, etlan. many· lock. 304-882·2782. optlono, 44,000 mi .. t10:700. Call 814·44B, 159i. Livestock 63 1977 Honda Civic. 1800. Call 114·448-2090, 2 & 3 boll1>m plowa 1196 & up. Dioc 11211 & up , Brulh $.E. 77 Dodgo Cherger, 2 hogo t296 & up, 800 CoH dr, black. exc. cond .• loaded, tractor with PS e2. 795. new paint. Call 1114-4411· Vary c:leen Vermeer round 979B. Cilll 614-992·5304 , be· tween PYTEM. , •m<I>mDCI1®m Plllol Tourn. Coverage of th.ll International Pistol Tournll· ment i.• presented from Columbia. MO . . • (J) Beverly Hillblllleo (I) Dr. Who tlll 3;2.1. Contact ICCI Dlfl'rent Strokae 8:30 (I) (1) NBC Newo Home 'Improvement.• Marcum RoQilng & Spout· lng. l\low inotalling rub~r roofs .. 30 ·yeare exp8rfence, opaclellzlng in bu11t up roof. Cell 61 ~-388·,8&1 .- · .. 62 Wanted to Buy 1 and 2 bedroOm furniahed ap••· for rent in Middleport. l (J) HOI POlliO (J) Blench!' Cup 81 J...- lour ordinary wordo. · EVENING a__ Block. brick. m·o rter and drinking, working male. Call m11onry tuppliee. Mountlllin 814-446·4063 . Steta Block. Rt. 33. Now Haven, W. Vo. 304·882· 1·2 bdr. opt. furnished. all 1--....-------..,.----------f;2;22;:::;2::. utilities paid. no pets, sec. . dep .. rent $350, 2·2 bdr. 51 Household Goods 54 Misc. M ~--~ .. ~~ 56 ~~rs~ ties paid, no pets, sac. dep. rent $360. 2-3 bdr. apto, unf.urnishad. part.: utilites, HILLCREST K.ENNELS no pets, sec. dep. rent $350. Boarding all bree(la. Heated' Call 446-1384 . indoor-outdoor facilities . AKC Doberman pup'pies: . Mitchell Rd. new 2 bdr. apt. Stud Ser\lice. Callf14-446· Utility room, water fur7795. Unocromblo thHo four by~-~ ·Botii..M one lilttor to 88Ch- 10 lorm 3/28(85 S . ftf}gru} fj)~ ~THAT IICft•MII.IO WQIUI GAME :c!J~~~· THUflSDAY '81 PorryTarunio32fttroval troller, 304·11711-2&85 or 871;3862. manl, 11,750 dollv.,ed. Call 114·371418.2, The Daily Sentinel-~eg• 15 Ohio' Television Viewing Complng trollor. aotf con· talnad over 20 Ft.. Private bedroom •• bath. tandem whHII. 1971. Call 1114· 982·11441. 13.000. Forguoon tractor: 4 opel .. <4 li new tiree. new bllttery, ne,w u_P_P_e_•, tuf!e·up. now , paint. N611. buoh hog; ,...., uaod, . 12.3110. Ma-y Fartuoon Bulldlnp Meterlelo 115 dlteal 1r1c1or; llvo Block. brick, aewer plpee. po-. PS, high & low windows, llnt•l• • . etc. range; heavy duty Mo88ey Claude ·wintera, Rio Grande, Fergueon buah hog • 3 0 . Coll614·245· 6121 . bottom plowo; 10ft. wh•l dlac oil 1or 811,485. 3000 Ford dlete~,..l claan new rubber. SAVE. Cell 814· Zf4·C6ZZ. - adult niahed. uti.litiea paid. 1 non - Wright Pomeroy-Middleport, Thursday, March 28. 1986 :;;:;:=;;:::::::=:::;:==;:::::=·1 Furnished 2 rooma & bath, Small kitchen & bdr . fur- KIT 'N' CARL YLI " liY 28. 1985 79 Motors Homes 8t Campe" 64 Formal Cub wltll equip·. only, ucurity deposit. Call after 3PM 814-448· 9279. . Ferm E~ulpment 54 Miac. Merchandise Marc~ .- YQL R YJ GURG PRY LDYW LDGU LW URKW DG . - .. �. .. . ! .' ." '• .' Page • 16 The Daily Sentinel. . ' . ThUradly/~rcb 28. 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio . • COLUMBUS, Ohio (APl -Taxpayers wouJ,d. ~jcjy a bigger Income.lill<'rut and ~ltare recipients would · get a larger boost Jn beneflts under the Holl9e Fin~ . 'Committee's version of Gov. RIChard Celeste's $.'12.2 billion two-year state budget _ The doCwnent cleared the'J)anel on a 1&-lOparty-llne . vote, .with mln9Iity Republicans oJli)05Ed, after a • marathon sessloq Wedo~ay In which members ·waded through almost 140 proposed amendmentS to . the massive sPelt!llng plan. .. '!,'he actlonclea.s the way for a vote by thefullHouse next Wednesday, · •• . • Committee ..(:halrma.Q -W.Il!lam Hlnig. D-New . · Philadelphia; called the bill" a l'!lSIJOnslble measure ·. tl\at stayed within ·the funds available while still providing an addltJonal red.uctlon In taxes. "I thinl< lt's a hili we can be proud Of," Hlnlg said: . Rep..:J'am JohnSQI!, JH'IllW CaJ.cort1. ~ r~ minority meinher. said he was not pleasect with the ' at . '.' .' :,.·· ' .. '.• • . ' ' ,. ,. .. ·' .WORK SHIRTS ·;=MEH',...~-~~.-~-t· ·~~ DRAP ERI~S~~ Big Ben by Wrangler - Long or Short Sleeve Styles. 2 Button Thru Flap Pockets. Full length tails. Permanent Press, 50% poly, 50% Cotton Fabric. Regular and Extra Large Sizes. (Sizes S, M, L. XL) ..... Clore-Oat Salef SAlE/ NECKTIES . Select Group of Ladle•' Summer · Sleepwear Include•. Gowns, Robe• and P.,jamao. Nylon. Pli118 or Poly· /Cotton blond. Size• S thru XL. , Our N.w Spring Selection. Solida and Neat Patterna. W611• Th•g ltttl $9.95 long Sleeve ........ •7.99 $6.so $10.95 Long Sleeve ...... •8.99 $8.95 Short Sleeve ....... •7.49 improving our coal transportation system. ThE!y will boost this country's energy exports and reduce the trade deficit. Finally, .they mean over onl'half blllloti • 14.99 to 0 18.99 di1contlnued pattern• and colo,., All 50 lnchll wide In 13. 72 and 84 inch length•. Tilld n..........-..........$6.49 I ~ MEN'S VAN HEUSE" The Meigs County Commission· ers are giving consideration to a Full·slips: Half slips end Camieolee. Beige, white, navy and bf!lck in elzas 32 to 50 and Small thru 3X. Bug Now F01 E11t~t 1nd $1r1/ ~o·:;!~o~ 5 . / . . $16.00 VaR H101., SAL£ PRICED Shirts....... $12.19 $19.00 Van lltunn Shirts ...;... $15.39 $20.00 Van Houun Shirts....... $15.19 , E.O.M. SAL£ SALE/ ALBUMS & BOYS' S8.95 S•v• on your faborite music thla weekend. Rock · Country · Mo· vie Sound Tracka · Rellgioua. WE SPECIAL OlDER CS's, LP's and USSmES. . MENrS WESTfRN SHIRTS · Short oleeve atylealn S,' M, Land XL olaeo. Solid colora end plalda. y..,. weotern otyllnO with front and back wa.oteo·n .l .. yoke• and .front 2-inap. CIOII flap POCket. Full ohirt !Jilli. ..... $t4.9S . . .... · ·, Shirts.............. $12.50 Moto's $U.9S Wist'"' .SWIMWEAR SALE Pre-Seaaon Savings Ql'l our. new collection of miiHI and junior awimwaar. Oualitybrands-itr· elude Sea Fashiona, Dottv. ·Mann, Caatawaya and ' Hang Ten. Take advant,a ge ·of, theaa. spacial pre-season prices an.d LAYAWAY NOW. ' Rag. *13.00 to *42.00 .·· :- -SALE PRICED TO S3S70. Shirts.............. $1 5.50 .SAVE .BOYS' .'.'WRA,.GLER" ·20.0/o DENIM JEANS . Si1e 26 fo 3o ........:,..,$1C.II $16.95 Husky ·· .. Si111 10 to 11--....... $13.11 $14.95 Slims I llegulars · I to 16-'""'""" $1LII MEM'S & BOYS' HANES UNDERWEAR, Include._ men'• •1!!1 SPORTSWEAR ' · Mini Dreuea, ahorta. panta and knit topl •. Stripe•. l()lidt and prints In knlta and poly/cotton blends. Junior alzes: S; M. L. Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. -~~~~w--·-------~h-~ Reg. $4.50 Slips..........,;,........Sale $3:59 · $11.00 ...............Sale $1.79 $15.00 ............ SaM $11.99 $22.00 ............ Sale $17.59 $27.00 ............ Sale $21.59 MEN'S PRE -SEASO N ~~v ·. .$11 QS ...... st 6.95,........ Shirts.............. $14.50 ..,.·,su.ts w.storn • $11.95 Student • ., bovf Red Label T• brllto. MM'I A-ohl~ lo•er ohorta. MM'I ..... Ll· bel T·lhirto oncl brtefa. Men'• Bit ond Tollo end Pocklt f. lhrm · •net lhtm. SAVE ,20°/o • . ' \ t .... .l ' 14'12 ounce blue danim. Prewaahed. Sizee 29 to 42 waiat. Basic straight- lag · style. Umlted q'uantity. . Basic straight leg styl... Pre-washed; No-Fault blue denlma. . .. NYlon end Cqtton fuU or Half.SIIpa. P;irited cotton camlaole seta. Sizaa: 9 moa ,to ·24 ,mos .• 2 to ex. 7 to 14. ' Quality Aileen Sportswear for Spr,ing: Knit topa, awaateri. knit shorts ._1\d pants. Mi11ea alzei 8 to 18 end S, 1\11. f.. " - Shirts.............. $13.50 ' Kentucky and Pennsylvania depend on lt. Products from 19 states move through Gallipolis," he said. '1\'lse' continued, "The Gallipolis Locks, built In 1937, as City wan now open . - " ' w .. ~·.. . ·~ •· .. DRESS·-·.· .... .... .SOCKS · One lize 'flll ·alza• 10 to . 13. Our popular Spring· foot 8lg colo!' se· !action. atVIe. '..· Reg. $2.00 Bulky · , Knit Orion ..................$1.49 · leg. $1.50 lanlon Pan.l .. :........................$1.19 ~~~~· $2.00 Argyle Patterns ...................,..•••99« E.O.M. SAL£ lllew Spring-weight caaual pants. AHortad colora and atylea In alzea 8 to 24 moa .. 2 to 4, 4 to 7. leg. $1.00 Pants...........$6.39 lleg: $9.00 Pants........... $7.19 ·'1119. 11· $10.00 '"""......$7.99 $13.00 P•ts ..... $10.39 ' . . ..'. . . • • ' ·, ..... '" ..,, fllltrftl4t PHUtcl1 - 992-)671 &lo&UJ' et.uu •.l•'.--.owo ,.n&.- ·~-----•.,.. ...._ ",~ ... .._.. uK"U \,.vu-.-~o City Loan & Savings Co. Is the largest among the 70 privately Insured savlngsand loan Institutions . recently closed by state order. It recei~ approval from thesuperlnten~t of savings and loans Thursday to provide full service In all of the branch offices. their decision. An~ bid from Downing· Childs Agency for S«n,001 worth cf coverage lor the food o... Richard Hoffman, chairman, and Ken Bergerson, president of City Loan & Savings, said that the company is pleased it can resume nonnal business transactions with its nearly :n>,OOJcustomers. 'DELIVERED- DeuVery on thl!l dwnp truck to be · Simmons Oldsmobile-Cadillac-Chevro-let in Pomeroy Thursday are the trustees, Delbert Smith, Dennie HID U!led for road maintenance and other projects was and 010. Knapp. made 'l1lunlday to the Siltton Township Trustees. Accepting the tnck from JeJTY lllbbee, left, of Districts adopt attendance policy wake concern of missing children, Southern LoCal deparmeni. An advance draw Of funds totaling School Distrtct and the Meigs Local $50,001 ' was approved for the. School District have . elected to Carleton School-Meigs IJKiustles. A Implement additional attendance transfer of funds within the Com· procedures. Effective Aprll1, on the day of a mon Pleas Court budget was also siudent's absence, the parentapproved by ~rd. • guardian must notify 'the· school either In wrltlng or by telephone between 8 and 9 a.m. explaining the absence unless prior arrangements .. , have .been ma~e with the prlncl~~ ' orteacher. Ill .• Wedge, who serves as chief executive law enforcement officer for the city, .Thabet, f't\lice Chief CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) -A James Gaskins and Det. Sgt. Hugh bill banning the hiring of profes· Burris hllve been handling Clllls for ·slonal strikebreakers would turn the police department Thabet . West Vlr!ilnla over.tounlon "thugs," added Gaskins .and Burris have anA.T.MasseyCollJCo.representa· been working 14 hours a day, with he tlve says, but United Mine Workers · and the mayor assisting lor night President Richard 'Trumka con· patrol. Al,so, Mason Countr Sheriff tends the measure Is needed to Bob Fruth offered the assistance of oveJWme "corporate fascism." his department, Thabet said. The union and the company "I'm sure the mayor will talk to the boys as a group," Thabet said. clashed Thursday during a joint The city has had no luck contacting many Of the patrolmen . "Blue flu' .continues, . seven patrolmen.out _ ... the parent-guardian by telephone at home or work. If unable to make contact by phone, the school wUJ send an Immediate notification via mall, thai thestudentlsnot in school on that day. Forms are being sent home to parents, and guardians requesting current ... addresses and phone numbers and up-to-date lnforma· tion as to who has legal custody ofthe child. -~ J!ob O!'ll, syperlnte.nd<mt a.t South· ern Local, says these new proce· dures In no way change the current Massey, UMW clash on bill . state Senatl'House of Delegates hearing on the bill, which would ban the hiring of workers who make a livln_g c~lng picket lines. The UMW has been . striking subsidiaries of the Richmond, Va., coal operator sitlce C:X,t. 1, when Massey rejected a national agreement reached with the Bltwnlnous Coal Operators Association. . . ,.- CMIUtQI U.ID ~ • • ments because they had no open access to the highway as theli: drtveways were not cleared. "It Is my understanding that, In some areas of Melp County, Clurtna the above period, the trwitees and senior cltlz.ens worked loilether and did open drivewaya tor people whO cases. In a communication · to Rep. needed help. Having !leiVed as lnlltee myself, I know the law Is Boster, Andrew stateS: . "As you know, Meigs County was 111111'1! or less uppoeed to puttln& or deelllred to be In a 'state Of using townshfp equipmentemergency' and was declaral a machinery on private drllleways. 'dlaaster area' by GovernorCell!lte, ~, I wooltii&J(ll'eCiate )'0111' due to the severity or thiiiiiDW anti 8lllllance In tryiJII to aet tbe'law arnendedb>malce It tberesponslblty ice storm. of the toWnahlp trultees, and lfBIII "Several of my neilhborl elderly people and &Ollie In Whellth them permllllon Ill clear the -were snowbound anywhere !rom drlveways cf pecpie needlni uallt· IIE'Yef8l daya to aeYm~l weekl,·aome ance, In emtijiiiCY lllllaliaDI u cf tbelil without electrlcty. wltbJut dl!lcrlbed abow, blllled cf thele - - beclll"' of flwa llnft and . peCple havllll Ill lllre ~ wlthol1t-ample food. ~I peaple OWIIInl ' wlleel drive Yl!hlclel to In the III'N are under medical care clear their drives 'and brlni !hem' and could not keep their appoint· food." IIID 1001 3 _.,Nil .. S'la.UILNI:D-Na&- ..... VllltlmoMeiMelp C 11'1 .... blolttt Illite liP ... ....,e, bul, M . . . . . by EliiMi"'i liE C 11, c 11 nm6c, till fiiii'IIIID 1M ptlti& hlnlder caa be~ . nant~Y~d w -Ciidill· C..., plliillo Ollllllrne the ttU'I!tunllnlniPh< m ..........,..,. .. olllce. "Though we have been~ since Saturday, our customers had to limit withdrawals to $750 In accordance w(th the state law, " says Bergerson. "With the superintend· ent's approval of our flnaQcta1 strength, customers may now have complete access to all their accounts." Savings has applied for a state banking charter and for federal Insurance coverage through the· Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. "City Loan & Savings has been and continues to be financially strong," says Bergerson. "Our · assets are over $900 mUJion, and the assets of our parent company , Commercial Credit, are over $7.4 billion. This financial strengih has enabled us to comply with all conditions necessary for providing !uU customer services.' ' . City Loan asks thai customers with general Inquiries please make use of the toll tree telephone number, l·lllhl25-960L County's deed books rebound by recorder Sentinel Staff Writer Francis H. Andrew, a former Olive Township ttustee, has re· quested Rep. Jolyim Boster to work towards amending an Ohio law which discourages the UJe of township equipment and machinery on private driVeways In emergency II school on the day the student is absent. This ,school year the.elementary schools had already made it a practice of having each school's teachers' aide-secretary contact the home when a student was absent. Another requirement of the law is that all new enrollees must present a blrt h certificate and previous school records. If these records are not furnished, the school is required to notify the sheriff's department that there Is. a posslbUlty of a"missing child being enrolled. Supt .l)rd commented, "The spirit and liilent of this Jaw IS to provide further protection for our chlldren. . The cooperation of parents will he appreciated." · By NANCY YOACHAM Change in state law soughfby ex-trustee - .... : LITTLE BOYS' PANTS county o!!lces would be minimal. Adams Is presently working with Athens, Gallla and Jackson counties to recover monies which would go back to general funds of those countieS. Adams said that paten· !Ially $.llJXIl could be recovered In those coil niles, possibly more. POINT PLEASANT- The "blue fiu" continues at the Point Pleasant Police Department for a third day as sev'?ft city policemen remain off duty. Theoftl~rs Called to report to work Wednesday, a day after requesting a pay raise before the Point Pleasant City Council. John Thabet, Point Pleasant city clerk, said this morning the patrol· men were due to pick up their paychecks today; as of press time, however, none had done so. Thabet said Mayor J.J. Wedge's office · received medical excuses Thursday · from several Point Pleasant physi· clans reporting the policemen were SAU liDS APIIL 6th "'"-FREE PARKING---· The commissioners Indicated . ... n •• _ _... • City Loan & Savings Co. In Pomeroy was one of the llO Ohio branch offices of the company, to open for full serviCe Frldav. they would discuss the ptan more .Gr1ffilth Associates,.Columbus, "rec· , was accepted by the bo!ln! of CQl!nty every plans are now being deve- commissioners. An annual preloped in 78o!the-state'slj8cou,ntles. mlumof$16,001wouldbenecessary. The firm's fee for developing an However, amount Is a reembursa· Indirect costs allocaiJon plan for bleexpendlture. Meigs County.would he $5,001. If no Last year's loodstamp Insurance monies could be recovered for the coverage_ was valued at $.100,001 at county, the fee would be waived. an annual premium of around Anyamountrecovered,upto$10,001 $15,001. New state requirements would be shared 50-50 by the county mandate the raise ill this year's and Griffith Associates. Above coverage. $10,00J, Griffith ge~ $5,00J while the Downing-Child's bid was ac· county l<eeps the rest. The fee would cepted upon therecommendatlonof not be due until money Is actually Michael Swisher, director ct Meigs recovered. County's Department ct Hwnan In describing the procedure, - Services. Adams said It would take two people . · The· commission also voted to three or four days, working prlrnar· enter Into a $2112 a year agreement 11y In the county auditor's office, to with Johnson's Controls, Charles· • Bug Now Fo~' Estle~/ . SPORTSWEAR ·WRANGLER . DENIM JEANS · ' SPECIAL $349 .$4 33 color~ ,' · · R19. $13.00 Sporlswear...........:....... $1 Q.39 leg. $19.00 Sportswear, ................;.l>l-$;19 ·; : Rtg. $6.00 Slips .......... .-:..:......Sa'- $4.79 _Reg. $8.00 Slips.............:.......Sale"$6.3J' . Reg. $27.00 Spo~ts~ear ........,........... 21.59 · . . .'". : Reg. $35.0.0 Sportswear.;................. $27.99 ' . SLIPPERS New Spring Styles include ballerinas and scuffs in pink, blue and white. Ladies Sizes: S-M-L:XL Ideal for gym eta•••· jogging, exerclte,. gen· eral aumme; INear. 1 00% polyeater. Sl•• )(S (24, 281. (28·30),'M (32-34), L (38·38) and XL (40· 421. White, black and a big 111.ctlon of 1olid E.O.M. SALE "$699 SALE! MEN'S $19,95 congressman added. The projects uDder consideration Include the G!llllpolla Locks and Dam.• the W~eld Locks, Locks 7 and 8 on the Mononglllleta River, some other minor bank erosion problems along the Kanawha River and fiood control In Cabin Creek. · "I suppose thllt there's no better example than a project !halls ready to begin construction than the Gallipolis Locks," Wise said. "Gallipolis epitomizes . . . activiTies have continued without Interruption at the are today too small to accommodate modem, large · Gallipolis locks, meaning thllt so far no time has been traffic and have become bottlenecks In our . lost it moves toward construction. wateiWays system. i stood on the banks oftheOhloat Wise asked the subcommltt~ for help to'atithortze GaUipolis some time ago and ·watched while they · funding for the project "Congestion and delays are brought up a set ot barges. The gates are too small, mounting at Gallipolis. Cost to carriers, shippers and the chamber is too small. The barges need to be broken up. This Is at a bend In the river and as water receivers are In the excess of $3,400 for an everage one-way movement," Wise said. "Delays of comes around the bend, you have dltferent currents ever-rising duration obscure the passage of coal, and winds. You have to see those barges sway to petroleum products, steel, chemicals and other helleve it. It is hazardous and it Is a major bottleneck critical materials In my state." funding for the · Wise will be working with the subcommittee and his own authorizing committee to speed the progress of GaUipolis project last year when It appeared that a ' the Gallipolis locks and the other four projects. full authorization and ·. appropriation were not forthComing. As a result, design and engineering SHORTS-_:- - ~~.l I ,.:--f-~-:~~~~Wl~~~~rn~~~~:··-~~a~ii:;t~~il~~~cf. E.O.M. SALE Short sleeve style in 1iz11 8 to 18. White and adlid colors. Ideal fof Ealtar wear, Sch·ool functlona, Drasa·up occa· sions. ·~~~· $5.79 ....... Salt $4.65 Reg. $7.79 ........Sall $6.25 ... $9.79 .......Salt $7.15 ... $12.79... Salt $1G.25 recover "Indirect costs"whlchwere spent .In the Implementation of county state and federal programs. Accordln~ to Information ATHLETIC $59 5 New Spring c,::e,~::::~.L ·-· ,.. Short Sleevee, · Neok . 14 Y, to 19. Solid colora and white in oxford cloth, ~oly cotton blende. Excallanf'ae· lection. Save now for Eaeter aummer wear. •.' • • • • • ~ •• ..'...,. • pllihwmttiWWIUa:u.UW'UI€'COOiiljlV MEN'S AND IOYS' D'RESS SHIRTS SLIP· SALE dollars In construction for West Vlrglilia," the Coriuniss·i oners look While They .Laetl ~---·-----------------~--,-~-f·--~~=~~~·--~--~~~--~~--~·~-~~-·-----------~~~~~·----·--~ LADIES' . WASHINGTON - Test,lfY.Jn!l before the House ;\J>proprlatlons Subcommittee on Ehergy and Water Development, Congressman Bob Wise, D-W.Va., u~ an Immediate appropriation for wah!r projec!s to Improve West Vlrglnla's river traMpoJ'!;ttlim · . network, lncllidlng the Gallipolis Loel<s and Dam at Hogsett --- -· · · ··· · "There are several projects that jll'e ill and around ' my West VIrginia district that arefarniUartoaUOfus but have somehow escaped the legislative process," -~~~!~·;;·:~k;·:"·'ti'~ "''~ss:::.4u9:s~-:; : lLJ.2 - .p . Rl.(E. 1/2 . PRICE (Sizes 18, 19, 20) •""r 211 c.... t. A Muhimedia Inc. Newspaper 2 S.Ctiono. 14 ,.._ 29, 1985 .~~~;oj'ecls"ihai .rni~sl>e8kiilg'~ bouiarevtfallo"cc -~~if::t(~~=~~~o~g;~tvtr;;l~ -- .Q~:~n~~;~~~:;~~~~~ 0 Ties....................$4.99 . t:t({$~f.A&TCh W.Va. · congressma11 urges action on projects ~ .... ' y <lf\'tcs, . . enttne .- Anyone who's ever needed a copy of a Meigs County deed will ·appreciate a rebinding effort now unde!Way .in the Meigs County recorder's offiCe. In last year's campaign for reelection, Emmogene Congo, county recorder. stated that she was "researching the restoration Of the . deed books." Upon reelectUon, Congo followed through wlthherptanand todate,ll volumes of Meigs County's deed books, encompassing the years 1819 through 1847, have been newly bound In post binders. 'lbe post binders allow for removal of the pages for easy xeroxlng. Pages cannot be removed from the old deEd books and the heavy covers Of the books cannot be folded back to nt In a copier. If copies are · lll'eded from the old·style books, thollecoples must be made by typing the entire deed at a charge ct $1 per 100 words. Not Mly Is this a time lllltllllllllnc process, It can also be expellllvefor the person needing the 1-Wies. Coogo says the post binder leaf deed books will @S!Il'CiallY aid ~ anorneys Involved in title searches and genealogists. By using the new books, the valuable originals are preserved. Many of the fragile pages In the county's very oldest books are deteriOrating rapidly'. "Pre-commlttedmonles'frommy !.!1M budget were used to pay fort he Improvement," explains Congo. Coqgo says she "economized greatly" In order to afford the project and would Uke to continue theproces$ as budgets over her next tour years In office allow. "I'll knowattheendofeachyearlf I have additlonal funds," she says. Southern ReBinding, Inc .. a firm from Morganton, N.C. with a representative out of Chesapeake, Ohio, made the new deed books for the county. A photographer for Southern ReBinding worked for two daya In January laking pictures, page by page, Of the deed books that were to be redone. The new books wereftnlshedabout six~kslater. At no Ume were the original deed · books ever removed from the coorthoule. . The 11 deed books were also mlcroGimed for lllllleriround 5101'· age. Mlcrolllrnlna has proven to be lnvaluabll'lfcourthouaerecordsare ever daJna&ed or destroyed. ,( \ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource March 28, 1985 chambers curtis mitch watson