https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/eab932fb09c2c8519d2874f2f2f25675.pdf 2343be3115f5d2b70460f9d1691a58a4 PDF Text Text ~ Wrestlemania -~. story on Page f - . ·: Death a~te~pt r~led A &tate.chtu;n~ . . ............. .. . ' ' - story on Page 10 ----- • at y Vol.34, No.247 en tine 1 Section, 10 Pegeo 25 Canto A Multimedia Inc. l)htwopeper Pomeroy_::_ Middleport. Ohio, .Monday. April 1. 1985. . \ Copyrighted 1985 , ' ~ River expected to reaeh.flood stagec_ . By The Associated PresS The National Weather Service predicted the Ohio ' crest at 39.5 feet to(!ay:' VIllage council member Scott Wolfe said r.esldents are staying calm. , "It's been raining on and off since Friday night. But right now it does'n't even seem to be a threat. I can look right outside my window and see that the river has been higher than that already this year and we haven't had~ flood," Wolle said. The weather servic&'sald the river would not go over its banksatotherOhiotowns, such asnearbyBellvUie, upriver from Racine: or GaUlpolls, just downriver. "{t's probably because Racine is set in such a low point in the river," said Bob Tlvl, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Charleston, W.Va. Meanwhile. the weather service issued flood warnings for the Scioto, Hocking, St. Joseph, Tiffin, Maumee and Portage rivers. Continued rains had swollen all of them to above flood stage by Sunday · evening. In the upper pari of the Buckeye State, windows of two greenhouses were blown out and the roof of a storage shed was lifted off when a tornado struck btll?fiy on.Cieveland's near west side, residents said. "It looked like a bunch of leaves rolling in a circle. It area. The Ohio Department of IDgbwaysln Meigs County this · morning reported only one "i''Ute closed due to water. ThatlsRoute338toROI!te668atwhichlsknown as McKe~ey'sComer, andl!te MelgsCoonlyiUgbway Department reJNlrted one closing. That was on County Road 29, near Bowman's Run .• _;___ ____ ' ,...., ... River at Racine, about two miles downriver from New Haven, W.Va., would reach flood stage.of 38feet, then ' ·j)JSI seeiT)ed to be barely touching the ground," said Jennifer Drolllngl'r, 12, whose father owns one of the Ydamaged greenhouses. . The girl said her family then took cover In their basement Sundayevening. Residents reported no one was injured by the tornado. They report€<! seeing garbage cans, shingles and other items flying. A car on one st~t .was overturned, witnesses said. · The tornado "touched down briefly and lifted back up into clouds,'' said Diane Moravek,- a meteorologist for the, National Weather Service in Cleveland. t\fter the report of th!o' touchdown about 5:30 p.m. Sunday, the weather service issued a tornado alert for Ashtabula County in northeastern Ohio. Officials said the fast-moving storm left Cuyahoga County by the - time an alert could be issued. · Around the nation, a storm packing the worst of both winter and spring hammered the Midwest today after snarling traffic with more than 14 inches of snow in Minnesota and unleashing tornadoes in Michigan and Ohio. Three deaths were blamed on the storm and gusts claimed state revenues are increasing at a rate that would make the larger cut pMsible without trimming state services. Democrats who control the House 59-40 can pass the budget without GOP help, but ~er V~l G. Rltfe Jr., D-New BOston; said he would like to see some Repullllcari . votes as the bill heads for revisions in tHe senate 'and unlmately to a joint conference committee to try to resolve <)lfferences. Senate President Paul E : Gtllmor, R-Port Clinton, at the request of Home State special prosecutor Lawrence A. Kane Jr., wm seek prompt ·action on a new measure allowlr)g Kane to subpoena documents and witnesses without having io walt until such a grand jury may be convened. GU!mor said he wants Kane to have "every tool he needs" as he tries todetermlneifcrlmlnal actions were ' involved in Home State's collap~. SATURDAY .· LORDSTOWN- Alex J. Albert, 31, of Warren, in a one-car accident on a Lords town city street, . CIRCLEVILLE -.(~eofftey Bruckshaw, 22, of Chlllicothe, in a • accident on Ohio 611 in Lorain County. one-car ac'rldent on a Plckaway ' MARYSVILLE - Kenneth R. County road. . GJRARD-ChariesG.Kupec,42, "Lester, 20, of MarysvUJe, In a one-car accident on Ohlo42ln Union of Boardman; in a one-car accident County. · on a Girard city street. . FRIDAYNIGin' ' NORTII OLMSTED - Anna M. VERSAILLESTony Drees, 16, Hallock. 82, of North Olmsted, a of Bradford.. a passenger,' in a pedestrian struck by a car on a one-car accident on a Versailles city North Olmsted city srreet. street. MARIE'ITA- Lisa J. Mugrage, SPRINGFIELD - Michael L. 18. of Marietta. in a·two-car accident Krueger, 34, of Springfield, in a . on Ohio G761n Washington County. tw<H:ar accident on Ohio 41ln Clark LORAIN - . Shaun M.' Rlley, 17, County. Larry Kehler, 17, and Jeff Kay, 17, all df Avon Lake, in a three-vehicle r -- __j WOULD LIKE GOP'S HELP Alhough the Democratic controlled H~ can paM the budge! without GOP as•i!i:a11ce, Speal'(er Vernal G. Riffe of New Boston would like to see some Republican v~ as the biD heads for revlslons In the Senate. - s·tatus of legislation WASHINGTON (AP) -Working against deadline pressure ~nd the wlll of President Reagan. House Democrats will try this week to save· federal unemployment .benefits for 339,1XXl jobless workers. . OnTuesday,theHouseWaysand Means Committee is scheduled to consider a $Z70 million proposal to extend the program through June 30, '1\h alternative · th~t several House Republicans support would cost $100 million and p!.tase out the program to allow people already on the federal rolls to coilect their full benefits. The federal supplemental compensation program. which was set up by Congress in 1982 as a recession stopgap, provides up to 14 weeks of payments to jobless workers who have exhausted their 26 weeks of' state benefits. · President RHagan opposes any extension of the program. citing federal statistics that show the growing economy iscreating:ni,IXX) new jobs a month. Some S&Ls may go . COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Here is ...the status of major Jeglslatlon pending in the 116tb Ohio General Assembly: JJUDGET - Gov. Richard · Celeste's two-year state budget COLUMBUS. Ohio (AP)- Some bill. ,Recommended for passage of the 69 Ohio savings and loans by the House Finance Commit· temporl!rily closed in March may . tee, scheduled for floor vote in end up being sold for "fire-sale the House on Wednesday. ' prices." -Tax Cut Component With as marjy as half of the Republican proposal for ll state-chartered thrifts possibly repercent income tax cut passed quiring some kind of financial by Senate and pending in the . House. No hearings scheduled. (;overnor' s proposal for a 10 percent cut Income tax reduction is in budget. ~Lottery Profits Component - Bill to earmark about $168 · mllllon in unanticipated lottery profits for education, spilt evenly between direct school sUbsidies and education rainy day fund . Part of budget blll. SAVINGS AND LOANS Proposal to facilltate the sale of the shut down Home State $)vlngs Co .• Cincinnati. Up for hearings Wedn~ay .in t.he Senate Flnariclal ,Institutions and Insurance Committee. SEAT BELTS - Separate Senate and · Hoose bills to mandate use of seat belts. semite proposal recommended ·for passage by judlctary committee, awaiting assignment to floor vote' House blll recommended for passage. by the FA~ GIANT surr highways and highway safety Home State owner MarvW1 L committee, awaiting assignWamer and others COIIIIect4id ment to floor vote. With the falied savings and loan FLOOR LOANS - Emerf~ a US! mDIIon Jaw!Uit, nJed gency blll making $100 mllllon by fawyers representtns . &he in loans available to h'ard· state . J:)epal'tmfn&. pressed but ' credit : worthy 'l11e . suit aDeps ·Home !!We farmers. Passed by both houses . omctals profited from !leCI'et and recommended for passage financial ~ n a1so by 11 joint conference com~ that Warner and Home lblttee. BQth houses tentatively S&a&e's ofllcers and dlredon scheduled to vote Tuesday on faiJed ItO ~e steps to prevent its , conference c~miT)lttee report. collapiiJe. eo.nmerce ' ' BODY REOOVERED - Re8cue worker~ recover the body of Edn T. McDonald, til, Rt. %, PoW Ple11ant, from&~Je.KanawhaiUvernearLeon, W.VL, Sa&unlay aftemooll, McDonald reporteilly feD from a ' ¢ I ' ' I 1 ' . Action on the extension measure is compllcated by the fact that the Hollse is scheduled to adjourn for its Easter-Passover recess at close of business Thursday, two days before the unemployment program is to expire. · House Majority Whip Thomas Foley has given· nptlce that action could come as early as Tuesday on the Hoose floor. However, · the attempt could be.bloeked if Republicans invoke a rule requlrlng a iwo-thlrds vote of the House before · bills can bi> moved that quickly, In the Republican-controlled Senate, the Finance Committee also has scheduled a Tuesdayineetlngon the federal program, but chairman Bob Packwood, R-Ore.• says he opposes anything more than a . pruise-out of benefits. House Majority Leader Jim Wright , D·Texas, noted that the Democratlc proposal is only a temporary extension and said last week h~ hoped for a CO!f!Promlse. • for fire-sale prices II killed on O_h io highways By The Associated Press Sunday was death-free on Ohio's streets and highways, but by that time the state had already recorded 11 weekend traffic fatalities. The toll included. a triple-death accident in' Lorain County on Saturday. The Highway Patrol counted traffic fatallties ftom 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Sunday. The dead: Strong winds and up to 61nches of new snow created an avalanche danger throughout the Colorado Rockies . Sunday, as asprlngsriowstormcontinuedltsassa~ton the .state's !Jlghest elevations, leaving accumulations of more than 50 Inches in the San Juan Mountains. The 14.7 lnches of sni>w that fell at Minrteapolls-St. P~ul starting Saturday night made the season's total snowfall, 72.7 inches, one of the heaviest ever, according to the National Weather Service. The record, set ln-1984,ls ~.6lnches . A winter storm warning was posted for today in northern Michigan, where up to 18 inches of snow was expected in some areas by tonight, said meteorologist Fred Keyes of the National Weather Service's Ann Arbor office. Bid 01ade to save • jobles.s benefits Controversial tax hill, S&Ls on agenda from -about $Z7.5· billion this COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - A biennium. controversial tax cut and spending A surge in the economy that proposal is expected to receive triggered new revenue growth ·approval trom.the'House this week . combined with Celeste's 90 percent and be·serit to the Senate: But thecontinulngproblemsofthe . Increase in the state income tax in c;losed Home State Savings Blink of · -1983 - permitted the added spend- · lng which would l,nclude a $900 Cincinnati continue topermeatethe million bienni<lllncrease for educa.Statehouse and are likely to require Hon and a 7 pe{C(lnt annual increase more legislative attent)on. One bll.l being drafted at week's in weltare benefits: However, Celeste accompanied · · end would increase the subpoena the tax hike with some tax breaks, powers of a . special prosecutor for senior citizens and married investigating the cause of Home couples flllng joint returns, for State's March 9 collaplje. which instance. triggered Ohio's sayings and l()an His budget also calls for an dilemma. Income tax cut oflO percent over the The House has scheduled. for next two years in a package thatwUI Wednesday a floor vote on Gov. cost thestate$640mllllon In revenue. Richard Celeste's ,budget docu, ment, which has been understudy in ·Republicans who control' the Senate probably wlll try to increase the the Flnanee Committee since early reduction to 30 percent over three February. years at a cost of $1.5 bllllon. Combined with supplemental GOP lawmakers, who tried to put · appropriations bllls, the budget the 30 percent cut into the blllln the . calls for spending a record $32.2 flouse committee last week, bllllon in the 1985-87 biennium, up were clocked at more than 60 mph in Michigan where about 500 people fled wind-whipped Lake Erle . floodwaters. In northern New Engand, meanwhile, the threat of up to 8inches of snow prompted winter storm warnings Sunday nl_ght in northern Vermont _and for southwestern M.alne for today. I assistance to qualify for federal insurance, buyers from in and out of state appear anxious to make deals. "What's left over will be bought l;ly banks a! fire-sale prices," an attorney for a thrift insured by the priyately operated Ohio Deposit Guarantee Fund told The Columbus Dispatch. The attorney, who asked not to be identified, said the s&L clo51ngs ordered by Gov. Richard Celeste on Ma.rch 15 lumped"; all the statechartered thrifts- including those that had been profitable and problem-free - into a position that Immediately put a cheaperp1icetag on them. The attorney said that as a result . of a transaction that allowed his 1 · thrift to reopen, the value of bls company's stock went from $85 to $.ll. The governor ordered a bank holiday for the ODGF·lnsured S&Ls . after tile collapse of Cincinnati· based HomeStateSavingsBankled to runs on some of the thrifts in the Cincinnati' area. "There's not a bank in the world that wouldll't lose value If half of its capital went ,our in . a heartbeat - 1 without notice or warning,", said George S. Hazlett. chairman of Buckeye Savings .& Loan Co., Bellaire. "Every ODGF company IS worth substantially less than one lllQIIth ago because of the (possible depletion of the) OI!>GF," he ~ld. To meet the requirements of the. Federal Savings and Loan lnsur~ Corp., Ha~ett said Buckeye must come up with additional capital, "either by selllng,ahares, debentures or merglngwlthlllarger company.'' �.. ... • .. • Monday, April 1. 1985 Pomeroy:....Middleport. Ohio · Monday, April 1, 1986 • .· COLUMSIJS, Olllo. (AP).., Jllh S~ has accomplished $ODlE!thlng no ·one ha(l done In 25 years ofthe ' state,boys basketball tournamentwin thetltle!nh)sfirstheadroachlng season. . ' Lee Hlmmeger did It with Ayersvllle the first year St. John Arena served as the state tournit· ment site In 1957. Stoll duplicated thefeatSatw'da¥, leading Cincinnati Purcell-Marian to a 65-57 decision over Mansfield . Senior for the 1985 <:lass AAA championship. .. "ldon'tlcnowwhatlcandoforan encore,'' Stoll said after leading the Cavaliers to a 24-3 record and the Catholic co!159lidat!on's first state crown. .1. ' • In tlleothertltlegamesSaturday, second-ranked Youngstown Rayen polished off COlumbus UndenMcKinley 50-46 In Class AA and substitute Jeff Teeters' basket with two · seconds left gave "';fackson Center a 63-61 npd over Graysville Skyvue In Class A. Stoll sUITUped up 'the champion· ship feellng,oby quoting one of his stars, Rick Hassel: "He hugged me just before It ended and said, "Coach, we don't reallzewhatwe've • done.' " What the Cavaliers did was end ,- J . Verbal CeDSOrship·_·- - -.---W_ill_u!zm--:-._F._B_uc_k_ley_-J_.r. The . Daily ~Sentinel · . Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio - . 'oii:VOTED J'-0 THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA . • ; ./ ~~ I:Slm~ ~'-~•I"'T'EOdoo=o ~v • ROBERT L. W~NGETI' Publisher I "fAT WHITEHEAD · •,Assistant • Publisher/Controller .~ . 'H : .. BOB HOEFLICH General Man·ager • j DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor • 1, A MEMBER of The Associated Press. Inland Daily Press Assocla:11on and 1he American Newspaper Publlsh£'rs Association. ,• < •7 LEITERS OF OPJNI<ltrrJ art~ welcome. Tht>y should bE> tess than 300 words ~n2 . Allletvrs aresubjed to.edltlng and must be signed with name, address and ;,tl'l(ll)hOn{' number . No unsigned letters will bP published.· Leners should be In .~ood taste, addrtsslng Issues. not ~rsonalll!t>s . · · J;• -~Political thicket' . ,- . . I ~Y agreeing to decide whether Republicans a~d Democrats have a Talk o! the Town In New 'York ludicrous jerks from a · typically City this week Is John Simon. And homosellual, mlsogyni.lt point of the Issues reach beyond the paroeh· view." Simon concluded his reVIew lal frontiers ol New York City. by saytng, ." I -have nothing-agalilst What happened? honest work by hom05eX1!als, but • John Simon Is, for the sake of th!s Is faggot nonsense," abbreviation, oneoft)letWoorthree Hurrlc3J1e Homo swamped the towering ligures In thE! field of editor. who ~evoted the Letters theatrical criticism, · He writes sectlqn o! a subsequent Issue of New theater reviews for New York York magazine to exclamations of magazine and movie reviews for anguish over Simon's language, National Review. When an artistic followed by Simon's reply, which production displeases him, which Is !l!lme of his ~mlrers view as most of the time, .J. Simon Is real unnecessarily abject. Here are the · mean. Just remember that: He can questions raised: . make you hurt If he doesn't like What Is permissible use, In the yqur movie or your play. perjoratlve mode, o! references to Reviewing a PI!IY-In New York a l)omosexuals? The showcase com· fortnight ago, Simon lit Into what he munlcallon of protest In New York viewed as a shortcoming generi- magazlne:s Letters section was cally homosexual. He wrote (about · signed by the six senior writers for "TheOctetteBrldgeCiut;l''), " ... the the magazine, the A-team, so 'to siSters are first cutely concle!;- speak. The gr>~vamen -of their cended · io as silly but Iova ble complaint was pjlrasl'd as follows: hypocrites, then lampooned as "Simon us~s t~e phra~ 'typically ,.; homosexual lfusogynlst' to abuse · one hand defended his use of · the author to · no meaningful "faggot nonsense," but then repurpose. If Simon, In castigating a treat~ from his own analysts. He different play, had wrtlten, say, planted a distinction by quoting a 'Catholic nonsense,' 'klke nonsense' famous man ofletters. Simon wrote • or •Rigger nonsen$e ' no one would that his own choice of words was overlook the fact that hts Intention · . unfortunate. but that In ' fact they was to Insult rather than criticize." had been "based on what I thought It ts revealingly bizarre tltat six · was a widely recognized etymolog!professlonal writers. should string cal and psychological dlst~ctlon, along a sequence that appears to exemplified by Andre Glde s fam· ask us to disapprove equally of ous declaration, 'I am ·a homose){~~cathollc,' ' "klke" and ~~nigger." ual, not a faggot. ' " So that the But the point one wrestles with Is residual question Is: Can you In that If a critic distills a pool of referring, say, to a theatrlcal .work "nonsense," can he. In searching written or directed . or acted by for the pl'o!!enltlve source of that hOmosexuals, which work In your nonsense, use a perjoratlve term · opinion brings out. the ultimate that for those who gave birth to that . a homosexu(ll.li..capable of, use the nonsense? Inasmuch as every word "faggot" "to communicate group;wlthout exception Is capable your me~nlng? of nonsense, then so are Catholics Certainly the rhetorical proce· dure Is permitted jn respect of capable of nonsense, as also Jews, and !llaeks. businessmen. ·I don't thln.k six In hiS apology, John Simon on the senior editors of New York magazine would write In to objectto'John Simon If, In reviewing a play about commerce, he had written about "typical usurer's tactic~" or "com· merclal bloodsuckers ' nonsense." "Shylocklan nonsense" would straddle the question of permlsslbUity.• The point needs to be ral~: .In our struggle for ciVIl rights for homosexuals, are we subtly denied the critical light to explore dlfferen ~s thai tend Jo lss'ue from homosexuality, of cwhlch miSOgyny is an example. even If It Is characteristic of only a few homosexuals? That Is a very serlous question. Is It In the cards that we will one day be denied the right to "manly" conduct, because to do so Is offensive lo (some) women? John . Simon apologized most manfully. But for once In his life he jblned the throng In using language loosely . He wrote, "If any remarks I uttered In public or wrote In my column have given offense, I tender my sincere apologies and regret." . I cctRstltutlonal right to protection from each other, the Supreme Court Is · ng a potentially controversial plunge Into what advocates of judicial alnt call the "political thicket." ·· , Judlclal .actlvtsm run rampant,"_was political scientist Norman Orn· stf!ln's reaction to tile court's announcement 'that It -would decide '. wlll!ther tl)e Indiana Democratic Party had been unconstitutionally discriminated agai!,lst by the Republican majority ln' the state Leglslaiure. · But while the case Involves a ·traditional exercise of raw political power, ......,· It also has California Democrats ~ed. with Indiana Republicans ani! the Republican National Committee quietly hoping that the court sides with the Indiana Democrats. . "' . It also would be ironic If Ibis court, domina ted by appointees of - presidents who advocated judicial restraint- Richard M. Nixon, Gerald · R. Ford and Ronald Reagan - took the actMst role of broadening federal judicial Involvement In,dra!Ving legislative district. 111tes. Call It ger))'mander!ng or political tradition, the case Involves the practice of setting legislative district lines to benefit the party that's doing the drawing. Following the ~Census, lines were redrawn In every state. In Indiana, the Republicans controlled the process; In California, it was the Democrats. . · Indiana Republicans locked out the Democrats and drew district lines Jntenc2ci to glve maxlrr\um advan~ to GOP candidates In the 1~ . elections. · . , •. · The Indiana Democrats sued an the GOP plan was declared . unconstliutlonal by a three-judge Ieder 1 court panel. The Republicans appealed to the~ reme Court and, as If to underline the pecullarly·pollt!cal nature of the process, California Democrats filed a brief In suppOrt of the Indiana Republicans. ·· The reason for the alllance was simple: what the Republicans had done to Democrats In '4tdlana. the Democrats had ·done to Republicans IIi. ' '. Callforrila. Since the Democrats cont~ the reapportionment process 11:1 WASffiNGTON - One of hlstoclose to Johnson that he had .hls own once and for all, that Oswald was But . Johnson had a fallback tar more states than did the Repitiilicans, the GOP stands to gain . ry'.s strangest attempts at literary suspicions about a conspiracy: the lone assassin. position, which Fortas then pres· natiOnally If Its Indiana party loses the pending case. · From hts earliest Intelligence collaboration Is described In an So LBJ. using his best behind-the· enteil. He asked that Hoover at While agreeing to hear arguments In the case, the Court _stUI might briefings on the assassination, lie scenes technique, got his close least Issue a sta,temenl oil ope point Internal FBI memo that tellS how ultimately rule that so long _as the dlslflcts drawn by the Ind(ana President Lyndon Johnson tried to privately suspected that Cuban frleml, Supreme Court Justice Ahe t~e crill~~ had raised: the dlseTeRepublicans II,'ere roughly EQ'!allll popula 11011 and did not dlsqimlna te on get FaI Dlreetor j. E<!gar Hoover President Fidel Castro may halle Fortas;to approach Hoover. Fortas· · pa~Jcl~s hetween FBI reports· and the basts of race or creed, they can stand. · to write a book on the assassination · ordered lt. He feared that If tlie was skeptical but made the over- the · Warren Commission concern· There would have been llttledoubt how the court would have ruled before of President John F. Kennedy. ' · American people learned of this. ture through Hoover's trusted ' log tlie Kennedy auiopsy .. · u · shattered p~ent 23' years ago wllh Its one--man. -one--vote ~'~!ling _ Th!l ,tlme Wa$ October 1966"thr!'e 'theY woUld demand ·mllltiiry rcprl· · assistant, .Cartha D. "beLoo~h. ~ Deloach told . F'ortas he "felt · establishing that the dlstrtcts within any legislative bodY ought to be equal years after the assassination In · · sal against Cuba, and this coult lead DeLOach conferred with Hoover. · certain'' Hoover would agree to thi:~ in population. . Dallas. Ev~ry conspiracy theorist lq a dangerous confrontation with · Who rejected the book lde11 as . modest propOsal and immediately For a eent.u ry before that ruling, the cOurt considered 'legislative In the country seemed tp have a the Soviet Union. Fortas had expected, Atcordlng to set to work drafllng sucl) a apportionment a political matter Olltslde the reach of l.he judiciary. scenario contradicting the Warren The prevent this, Johnson ap- an Internal memo that DeLoach statement. The flies contain a Commlsslon:s conclusion that the. pointed the Warren Commission. I wrote on Oct. 10, i966, he broke the handwritten note from Hoover accused · assassin, Lee Harvey don't know · whether he tried to news to Fortas and explained "the about the statemen t, saying Oswald, had aCted alone. Influence Its deliberations, but he many reasons why the director simply: "Let me see·it. H." Johnson was dismayed at the was clearly distressed that the could not accede to the president's DeLoach: now retired, told . my public's fascination with the commission's verdict was stlll · and Justice Fortas' request." associate Les Whitten that the Kennedy assassination and the under altack three years later. Fortas then confided, states the matter was resolved by Issuing the With refere!JCe to the March 27, Southern Local Schools? persisting conspiracy theories. He Johnson wanted to do something memo, thai "he had argued with Hoover-approved statement In re1985 Issue of The Sentinel, which Is We are iiii't being Informed that had tried to close the door on the to re-establish the cmmlsslon's the president that It ws not logical sponse to an Inquiry from The · head-lined "Southern board !Ires the board ts proposing to consoli- conspiracy Idea by appointing a credibility and lay to rest the for.the director to prepare this book • Washington Star. As DeLoach volunteer grid coaches," and wUJ date the schools, which will require bipartisan commission of proml· conspiracy talk. He decided that Inasmuch as Ihe director In doing so remembered It ," the statement now paying for coaching, when 11 another lax levy, and If passed, w!ll nent, credible public figures . to Hoover, then still a formidable would necessarily have to substan- reiterated the FBI's view that has been dane (or free. What Is the add another · tax burden on the Investigate the assassination. ~ figure. had the credibility to. tlate the Investigative efforts of Oswald aclf'd a lone. purpose of this action? · . proPertY owners In Southern Local Yet I later learn!'\~ from sources persuade the American people, many other agencies." After our buildings were paid for -···" School District. In Southern district, the people ... II ~ms to me It's high time the · voted to continue the levy on our · board members take a good look at taxes to help pay for much needed how things stand ,In the district and school hooks and S\lpplles. Little did start acting In the best lilterests of .. we know ·thai our money was to be q_ur children, by seeing that they gel · 'NEW YORK (NEA) - The · Communist Party, would prob.ibly thai on ABC there were 7,493 words ately critical and negative" toward wasted by the above--named action a good education, that wUI benefit media, are showing distinct signs feel obliged to take a swing at ~poken against Richard Nixon and Mr . Reagan and - his ' the rest of their lives, of the board. them .!or anybody who called him "unpatrlo· that they have noticed the numeronly 869 for him. compared with administration. · I alw~ys thought the purpose of Instead of teaching them how to . . ' ous allegations of .their leftist tic" the reporter undoubtedlyu 4,218 for Hubert Humphrey and Or, yet again, consider the having schools was to educate our play games, at the expense of the pol1t!cal bias. This represents pro= figured he had Mr. Reagan between 3,569 against him. Ins111ute of Applied Economics' children. There are some who can't taxpayers. gress, because untU recently they 'a rock and a hard place. But the . Or, take the Media Analysis study of the nightly network news read, spell, work mathematics or Th~ things make a person have glven It the old Glazed Eye president declined the gambit: "I Project at George Washington programs' distorted coverage of write legibly and could care less, so wonder If our schools are being run treatment: neither admitting th~ think I'll ieave that argument to · University. which reported that the (overwhelmingly good) ecolong as they make the ball team! by board members and superln- charge nor denying It, but simply ' . others." Or, In other words, If the ''soft newsll (commentarle~, fea· nomic news In the last half of 1983 How many students has benefited ·· tend~nts, or are they being run by a lgnonng It, perhaps In the hope that shoe fits, 'Buster, put It on. t11res,· etc.) on •I he three networks' · Ladles and gentlemen of th~ after graduation, In obtalnmg jobs bunch of coaches. If this be the case, . It would go away. Leaving the question of pairlol· evening news . Iii the first two press, there aren't many plaees left or enlr~nce to college, with the let's ro nember.'thls, when election else you may think of tsm aside (after all. Wheri tthey Whatever 1$3 was "disproportion· to hide. months of knowledge of how to play the time rolls around again. - Maxine Jesse Helms' proposal that conser- aren't virtuously defeodlng their various types o! sports, which Diddle Sellers, Racine, Ohio '15771 vatlves-buy a controlling Interest In record ·on the subject, liberals are seen\s to hold top prlortty In · • CBS, It has focused more.attentlon perversely fond of dismissing It as on liberal bias In the media than "the last refuge of a scoundrel"), anything since Spiro Agnew's the statistical evidence of the famous Des Moines speech of media's liberal bias Is simply Respect Is a . large word In procession passed by Eastern High There standing on the batik School. November 1969 :.... the direct result beyond challenge. The most recent meaning and today we !eel our overlooking Route 7 stood more of which, after a bUzzard of derilats, and comprehensive .analysis was teenagers do not respect ~rents was a rapid expansion In the use of the Lichter-Rothman' survey, con· and those things around them. than 400 students In silence with the conservative columnists and other ducted In 191ll. Based on 240 However, there.are very few times American Flag. As the proc;esslon conservative spokesmen by both In-depth Interviews With a random bt our lifetime !hal S(lmethlng went by the flag was . drop~ to print and electronic media. And the sample of professional Joumalists happens that so Impresses us that hall-mast. The .respect shown by subsequent sale of ABC to Capital empioy,ed by. our top ml!\lla (both the studenls will always be rememwe will never-(orget it. City Broadcasting hasn't exactly print and electronic), the survey Such a thlnghappenedi!!Eastem bered and as we look to the future Local School" lJistrlct, wllh the we can be proud that we have these soothed the liberals' nerves el.r, revealed, among many other filsclslnce.tt su~ that liberal control natlng things) that In the fo4r death of one or our community young adults In our community. As World .War U and Korean ol all three television networks Is Immediately preceding preslden· members whale wife Is li teacher at not Immutable. Any one o! them 11a1 elections the proportion of these Ealtern High School. No greater conflict ve(eraes, <ve the underwlgned, salute you. Kenneth could disappear do'wn the maw of journaiiBts who voted Denmcratlc 1espect could have been shown than Hager Sr., Drury L. Harper. · any large corporation that decided had neverbeenlessthanMpercent. What happened as the fune~al It looked profitablE:enough to take When confronted with this stalls· • over. tic, some media spokesmen point Gearing up to defend his profes- out that the Llch!1!r-Rothman study slon, a reporter at President . deals only with journalists' private Reagan's Ia~ press confereniJ!!• . <iplnlons, not their journaliStic ' 1 1 =Monday, y Aprlll, the 9lst day of 1985. ;rtJereare 274 days let:t In tried to ~neuver Mr. Reagan into product. Quite true, buteva1uatlons the year. II April Fool's Day. ' .' dlsalfTedlli with tlie media's critics of tl!elr product are av~Uable, too. .']1 s lilghlllht In history: · by auertJng tllat "Some of your As far back as 19tl8, Edith Efron On April 1, lHI. American forces launched the Invasion of Okinawa friends and political allies have taped the evening news programs · during World War II. • ., -· .been suggesting . recently thaf · on all three networks every week· On thll date: ·. · . TfTiiiintien .of ll)e news media are day night for thf ilx months . 1n 171111, the U.S. Moue of pij ptatlves held Its first full meeting, In ( soinellow unpatriotic." Since a lack piecedlng the presidential electJ9n, New York City. Fledt!i lck Mllllll:Pberg ol Pennsylv~ was elected the at patrlotllm II conventionally laboriously counted every word · "How Interesting/ When did you first realize lint 11ou1r Sp!&M. · ._ . ' tePJ'I:!ed u an Intolerable Insult In spoken, and reported the results In tl!at you HAD to become a YUPPIE?" '. In !liS, Cincinnati. Oltlo, be!'an tMie firs\ U.S. city to pay ltSIIrefjghters · American IOCiety- even 0111 Hall, a book aptly called "The News general aecretary of thetAmerlcaD Twisters." She found, for Jn8tance, a reauJar laliry. Conspiracy furor A BOYS CHAMPIONS -lacboo CMterpliU'dleiiTeoters ~ his anns after recelvlnc his cbamp&onehlp plaque In a- A Boys Basketball Saturday n11hi. ~rs scored ~ wlniibtJ basket at the buzzer. It was his 18th point all (AP Luerphoto). se_.. 1- ]ack.Anderson · · Wanis education not.sports 'lj " • \ ' ( I ..' ' ·"' .. ' '\ ' . '.' ",. . .. ' "• '. .. ·.. .' '. . ' "\ .•. \ I •• I ... '•' -•' ' ... , ' . '..,: . .. . v ....~~y Sotlboi- .., Piayer - P08. ' Vr. x-Karen Hf.'msi<'.Y. ss ... .... ........... ........... 12 fkt<~ ky ,, Adkins. 2t>p ............ .................... ll Pam Johnson: c ····· ··'· ···························11 Gina Nance. 3b-lb ............. .. ................. .11 Kt'nda Rl;r.er, 11 ..•...•... ... ,, .......... ............ 11 Joy Spaun, lb ......... ............... .............. 11 JC'nnlfer 0y<'. c~f .................................. 10 :.: -Rachel Rel~r. 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KyRer Creek April 9 ............ , ................. :.. .at Alcxilnd<'r x-AprlllO ................ ............. North Gallla April 11 ........................ 01 Federal Hocking x-Aprll15 ...... .................. at Hann,m Trace AprlllD ...................... .. .... at Ravf'n.~wrod x-Apri l17 ....... .. , ............ ! .......... at East{'m April 1S ............... .. ........ .... .......... a t Meigs April ~ - .................................... Ga llipolis x-Aprll2'l ............................. SOutttwest('rn Aprll2J ...... .......................... ...... Wahama x-Apr1124 .......................... at Kyger Crt>ek Aprll:l'i ....................................... ... Meigs x-Aprll 29 ..... ... .. ... ............. at North Gallla April :I) .................................... , at Athi'.ns )(-Ma v 1 ......................... 1.... HaMan TraCf' Mav 6................................. ;.... AJex.andrr Berrv's -World Today in history . ... .... . careei'hlgh 33 pOints, e.OO Hassel, "ItwquldhavereaDyhelpedlfwe torTonyMeyer, wbobadfouledoui. bound for Michigan on a football coold have gotten the lead. We Just M~ led the27-1SbelbyCount'scholarship, added 18. · couldn't get there. We dldn 't attack, with :M points. . • Minor, a 6-foot-6 Junior center, and we cooldn't get our defe!Jse In Teerers bad torn Ugaments In 1111 ' was selected as the Class AAA gear to help our ot!ense, "· Undeli shooting l)and before the tounll· . playotf'sMostValuablePlayer. CoadiJimHollernsald. I menta and played mostly Junior.·~ • Pllrceli-Marlan blewa24-8leadln Mike Lyle. thf Class AA touma· " vamty basketball during the-· the first half, then rallied with 10 ment'sMostValuablePiayer,broke son.Hehadscoll!dJUJtl6polnllal straight points, bridging the last two a championship record with.ll tree season and took only me shOt In thP , quarters for a 49-~ cushion. throws. He scored 15 points. Reggie llnale. · "They put the food on the table for Rankin and Chris Wall had 17aplece Teetersmlssedthesalilepresslll'l! us, but we we Wl!ren't hungry for Linden,. . . shortshotthatcosthlsreserveteam ' enough to eat It• Our Intensity level 'l'e.!le..S, a 5-fooHO Jullior guatd, a vlctay In the final regulsr-seutlll .wasn't whatlt should have been," . played the last twomln\ltesasasub contest. Mansflel(j·Coach'Joe Prats sal.,. Tyron Buck scored 15 points, . Ahmed Kent 14 and Tim Harless 12 for Mansfield. Frank Cegledy, The Associated Press' Ohio Class AA Coach of the QUEniOII: 1 nec~ted to pay real estate tues an my home .wr two years. Tnis ~r I rellized my hollle Year, said some overtime Friday could be sold for back tales and I paid all of the ta1111 helped Rayen cap a 26:-1 season with due, Can I claim tne total tnree-year amount of tam Its 25th straight victory. paid as an itemized deduction on my 1984 return? "We worked lor two hours and AMSWEI: Yes. For a casn basis tupoJer, to•es are then the kids wanted to practice an deductible only in the year in whicn lhoy are paid, extra 25 minutes themselves, oneregardless of when they were due. If the amount ell 011-one,"hesald. "Theywerewllllng real estate taxes for the ttiree years - plus your to pay tl!e price to win.'' lilher demaed deductions - e1ceeds your zero After wlnnmg their title, Rayen'.s "Enrollod to brack,el amount, ~ will be lo your. benefit to demize. 1111 lntmol RMnoo Sorvlco." , players showed up In rented .white I .ANOTHER SERVICE OF ·· tuxedoes to watch the Class A title game Saturday night. Rayen almost blew a 21-6 lead against Linden, the state champion In 1967, 1975 and 1977. The Panthers THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE Soolhem G1rlol bias ____________~________W_il~lw~m~A~·~R=w~h~er A gesture full of respect - ..,'·. because Dave Minor scored a pulled away In the closing· ~ moments. la~c:k~e~x~~~r~ie~n~c~e='-~Ma~ns~n~el~d's~season~~a~t~m~.~ma~lnl~Yjclosed;~u~to~4().~~~bef~ore~ the~TI~ge~rs~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~o;H-~~ Tomadoettes RACINE - Weather permitting, the · Southern Tomadoettes glrls softball team of Cbac~ John Dudding ts slated to open Its 1985 league season Monday evening at home against rival Eastern. South· em oiJened overall play last Thursday with a non-leagUe loss to Gallipolis. Last season. Southern ended play with a 13-4 overall mark and won the sectional champlonsWp. Four talented seniors were lost to · graduation: Including · Jenny Bentley, Becky Michael, Debbie Michael and Laren Wolfe. For Southern, 1984 will be a rebuilding year as only two return· 1'rig full -time regulars return to the line-up: senior Karen Hemsley ani sophomore Rachel Reiber. Du~ to the loss of Its senior§,' thts year's squad wUI lack overall experience. Practices have gone well. however, these Items are of concern to the success of the 1985 team. During preseason practices Southern has ~hown much Improvement. According to Coach JQhn Dudding, "The i>otel)llal of each plaY,er should allow much to be· accomplis~ during this maJor · rebuilding year, " Returnees Hemsley and Relller hop to have a maJor Influence on this year's squad and provide Important leadership. During \1 recent sertmmage with VInton . County, all players saw action a nd made notes of their weaknesses as well as their strengths cited Dudding. Southern dropped the first bout o~ the doubleheader, but recovered quickly to take the nightcap. · Following Is a team roster and, schedule. \. Lettefs .to editor ~edia .• • :Jackson Center edges 'skyvue for Cl• A t~tle . . . Page-2..,..The Daily Seoti.nel .· • The Qaily Seatinei...,Pege 3 · POmeroy-Middleport, Ohio s' ;_ [)('noll~ SVAC • ') ·•• Lcoa~ !o!a~ . Source: 1984 Tax Tables. . . -' .,, .. ., .. 1 t' · '~ ~., '1 L. . taxes. /. ... Peete wips TPC event • . ,. When it comes to youf taxes, time is money. Remem~r, April15 i~ the last day you can add to your IRA and still deduct those contributions on this year's tax return . And when you put extra cash in a BANK ONE Tax Saver IRA, you can lower your taxable incor_ne. So you'll pay less at tax time, or get more at refund time. It's easy, too. Just $25 will open a BANK ONE IRA that earns · . money markEtinterest HOW AN IRA CUTS YOUR TAXIS If you deposit $500 or more, $1,500 IN $1;CIGO IN you can choose your own AN IRA SAVES ... AN IRA SAVES ..• INCOME* maturity date and lock in high $301 in la)(es $15,000 $201 in taxes $390 $20,000 $260 - interest for as long as you want...from 12 months up to $25,000 $300 $450 120 months. But hurry! Time's $499 $30,000 $340 running out to save on your $35,000 $3n ~7 ,·j .. PONTE VEORA, . 'Ia. (AP) Calvin Peete has had to set some new staildards for himself. "!·wanted to .win $1 munon and win a maJor. "Now I've done thai. "Now 1 wani to win more majors and win another $1 million," Peete said Sunday after a spectacular triumph In the Tournament Players Championship. Peele, th~ embodiment of one of the most rermirkable rags-to-riches stories In goH's histOry, won the annual championship of the game's · touring pros.with a 6-under-par 00 In the final round over the windswept Players Club at Sawgrass, oneolthe most difficult courses ' the tooling pros encounter. ...' I •·, ,t .•- .. . '•' ' ... • Assumes.single-filing status. · Substantlal,penalllea for early withdrawal. 'Ill.'- Th8 AII·Amert.Can Tax Sheller . · Everyone . . Cern Rave ,. BAN.K .ONE~ Member FDIC ," -e- ·'' ... J �• ' 985 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio · Page-4-The Daily Sentinel WildcatS big underdog in t()night's N£;M finals LEXINGTON, Ky. (Al')- Time Kentucky teams of Alex Gr:oza and just may be on Vlllahova'sslde -it the undefeated Indiana team otl976. the Wildcats have the lead against " We know they're the No. 1 team Georietown with time running out. In the United States, probably one of That's a pretty tall order against a the best teams ever assembled In pretty taU team, but It's nothing new the history or collegiate basketball ••• to Y1llanova. ' -Massimino said. t oach Rollle Massimino's Georgetown guard Michael Jack~rappers arid scramblers have son was asked whether he felt a • been doing nothing but knocking off sense of being part of a team that · one giant after another~ Michigan, would leave a siinUar Imprint on the Marylancj, North CaroUna and, on sport's history. · ,Saturday, Memphis State -to get to "1 don't think we can sit here and the NCAA ~hamplonship baske~ · think about what those teams did game ~gains~ Patrick Ewing and and try and Compare ourselves to .- the. defending champion Hoyas them 'causeweha~agametopl ay tonight at 9: 12 p.m. EST. It Is Georgetown's chance to become the first team to will successslve national championshlpsslncetheendoftheCoachJohn Wooden era at UCLA In 1973. Conversely, Vlllanova hopes to become the first team since North Caroilna State two years ago to win the iltle after!lnlshingtl\e!ieaSQn out of The Asssoctated Press Top . 'l\venty polL This meeting of two Big Ea!iJ · teams Is the firSt-same conference IItle game since Indiana beat Big Ten rival Michigan nine years ago. The Hoyas already are being compared to the Lew Alclndor-BUl Walton Bruins of the 1900s and '70s, as weD as to the B111 Russell-led University of San FrancisCo squad of the mid '50s, tl!e post -war BODY SLAM - Wrestler Hulk Hogan prepares to slam Rowdy · JWildy Piper down on the mat Sunday afternoon during WreslleMania, ' · a wresiUng extravaganza at New York's Madison SquareGanllin. (AP Laserphoto ). . ·Good guys prevail ·.at Wrestlemania . ' NEW YORK (AP) - ProfesWhatever Its roots, wrestllng has slonal wrestling grabbed the big put a hold on fans across America. time by the throat at a sold-out Four of the 10 top cable televisionMadison Square Garden show, shows are wrestilngprograms, a nd smashing bad guys~ trotting out blg · Jones said hls World Wrestllng - namesand cashinginonitsnewchlc Federation Is · approaching $100 status. mlllion In annual fucomE:. MuhammadAJJrecaUe(lhlsglory As well as leaping headlong Into days at Sunday's exiravaganza, cable televlson, wrestling has emLlberace hlgh-klcked with hls 5raced rock 'ri' roll i)erformers such RockettesandslngerCyndl Lauper as Ms. Lauper to attract its new. regained her honor - all before a young audlfDce. It also has capitalnational closed-circuit television lzed on the fx>pularlty of patriotism, audience the producers put at 1 pitting All-American tYpes against mllllon people. heels such as Nikolai Volkeiff, who B1lled as "Wrestlemanla," the event displayed wrestling's ham. merlockonhype ~ andltsarrlvalat -:thepeakofchl<'. • : ~ "We're glvlng people what tliey : ~ant In sports enterta inment: The • ehance to cheer for the good guys, : 6oo the bad guys, have a couple of •: heers and let off a little steam," ·sa id ;.Rex Jones, spokesman for the •"show's promoters. ~-. The fans let It offlnjets,fllllngthe : ~1.1XXJ. seat Garden · with hoots, · hollers and screams for vengeance, · ciowrilng beers and hoisting banner s ·as spotlights swept the elevatt~~ : wrestling platform. 1 : Fans also packed the adjoining 5,®seat · Felt Forum for lhe · ~losed-circlt broadcast. and publl• cist John Bailey said broadcast ; audiences bought out the Nassau Coliseum on suburban Long Island, . the Boston Garden and the Phlladel ~ phia Spectrum. "A lot of people like !his," said . 12-year-old Bobby Jakubowski of ' ·~orth Plainfield, N.J ., watching as ·· The Executioner kicked Ttto San1 ; iana repeat""'" '"""-' n theface durlng an ·early malch. " It goes back to RomaQ;gladlator games.'' ,_ Sotobombed TAMPA, Fla. tAP) - C~nt ·Hurdle's second-inning home run •· ~ '. ' :;·, ' ,. , · '· '• • ;' .. .. · tomorrow," he said. "Right now we have to ~ncern ourselves with V1llanova because H we Jose that game, we won't bi> · compared to those teams." The championship likely wUI be the last NCAA game played without a 45-second shot clock. Some . statistics n~twithstandlng; the ~bsence of that shoot-or-losepossession rule may have a bearing · on theoutcome-lftheWUdcatscan hang In there against yet another taller higher-ranked team. Th~ were able to do that dwing the season. In two Big East Conference losses to the Hoy as. 52-00 1n overtlnne and then 57.00. the WUdcats Jed most of the way hetorebeing caught and beaten. "j.Jslially, people shoot the ball within 12 to 13 seconds," Masstnnlno said. ·''We don't intentiohally try to hold the ball. Wejusttryioget a good shot. Our phllosophy is to get ihe ball ·Inside ' fltst. Everything ·e lse wtll · work from there." That's how It worked In Saturday's semHinal, the Wildcats forcIJig the ball inside, forcing Keith Lee · and W1111am Bedford of Memphis State Into foul trouble and corning ' Memtx>r: Tht> Associated Prrss, lri· la nd Daily Press Assoc la:llon arid the sO('!atlon , Na tional Ad\lerttsing Repre· s(•nta tl\1 (', Bra nham Newspaprr Sales, 733 Third · Avenul'. New York. New York 10017. POS'J'MASTER: Send u.dd~5.$ changes to 'J'hcl Da llY- SPntlrK'I. lll Court St .. Po· mNOY, OhiO 45769. SU BSCRIPTION RATES · By ·c arrier or Motor Route On(' Week ...................... .......... ...$1.10 On<' Month . .. .. .. .. ... .. ... .. .. . .. ... $4.80 On(' Year ... .. ................ .... : $57.20 FOLKLORE - 'These Meigs Couniy yourig people have completed Meigs County folldore projects ·through a program carried out by the Meigs County Ubrarles andfumled by the OhloArisCOWlcll, During the projects, the young people prepared transcripts and tapes of local folklore and coplesofthesewlll go to all~the high schools In the cOWity, to the Meigs -M m and to the Ubrarles. ' . Pictured on the' final SINGLE COPY P~ICES ................. 25 Ce nt s Subscrltwrs not des iring to pay the car rier may r emit In advancP d irE'('! to Thf' Dally Sf>nti n('i on a 3, 6 or 12 mon th basis. 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A sweepstakes " I am F1lled with Hope and Joy award wUI be presented In the Awake," lnsplrailonaldeslgn; ''For . horticulture sectiol) . a New Day Has Been Granted to Classes In the horticulture dlv· Live" modernlnAprUJ7,:nKJ; "And _lslon are "We Open the Door to Peace, and a Spot of Beauty to ·area.the the Clean Air" for spring Give,'' abstract, using one flower; flowering bulbs, daffodils, tulips and "Our Lovely Land so Proud and others; "AndSeetheSpringGrowth Free" , assemblage, depicting a. So Bright Everywhere," ·shrubs, tavortte place;-"For AU WhoCareto fruit trees and others; "America. Look and See," kinetic design with with Our Homes so F~Jr," tollage or without speclalllghting. Theeducat.lonalclasseswhlchare houseplants, fern, succulents and . others; and "God Blesses Us with · non-competitive wUI include drBounty There,'' blooming house- dening and arranging books fnlm plants. begonlas;Africanvloletsand the Athens County Library, mist others. · boxes and handou tS from the The artistic arrangement classes horticulture chairman; and collages are "It Lifts My Spirit on Levels and pressed flower pictures from ·High," vertical design; "To Loo~ the Rio Gran(jo,, Fernwood , F~ch Out and E njoy the Bright Blue Sky ," City and other clubs. . · ·· modern, free-standing In a frame; . In the Junior division there Is a " For After a Week of C)ouds and class entitled "A New Tomorrow Rain." In Japanese manner, show· Has Been Earned and It Wlll Reaily ing water; "The Sun is Shining Show," educational posters, four Bright Again," traditional, featur- from each county, on litfer control lng yellow; "And to Hea r the Birds and conservation. Area oganizations hold_meeting~ L!urel Cliff happenings EAR, NOSE & THROAT ·, GENERAL' ALLERGIST helped Ignite the New York Mets' r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;r.;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiii~ 15-2 drubbing Sunday of the Clndn- · nat! eds in a spring-training ex hi tlon baseball game. H le hit his first homer of the spr g off Reds sta rter Mario Soto, 3· , who got racked for 14 hils and II runs In just six innings a nd later complained of a sor¢ elbow. Soto had to leave a March 23game against Phlladelphla because of pain and tightness In hls t)lrowlng elbow. Soto, who's scheduled to s1art Opening Pay for the Reds , sa id Sunday the elbow ISn't completely ·healthy yet.. "l'vegottogermyarmready.The elbow bothers me, and I'm just . getting work," B,illd Soto, W,ho now has an 3.00 earned run average In 18 2 door, block with chorc~ol velour interior,loaded with oil th~ spring Innings. · extras including AM·FM cduette stereo, ·aluminum custom Fonner Reds pitcher Bruce wheels' ond power e'lerything I Check Out This Super Deol ( · Berenyl gained the win, his second, MARCH -1985 N.A .D.A. AVERAGE RETAiL $17,450. by pitching two-hit ball In the first three Innings .. The Reds coUected Motor Car Brookers only seven hits off Berenyi, Roger Special Price · MeDowell and Jesse Orosco. The Mets collected 22 hits off Sot.o and Bob Buchailan, including two doubles byMannyHeepanddollbles by . RDn Gardenhire, John Chris· , tensen, Darryl Strawberry. Orosco andKelvinChapman.Heepalsohad 1 two singles and drove in two runs. · The loss was the ninth ln thelalt12 games for Cincinnati. • Pat :nouer and Betty Dean Chester (;arden Club and the Shade Valley Council of Floral Arts have been named co-chairman for the spring flower show which wUI be (!eld In conjunction with the Region 11. Ohio Association of Garden Clubs, meeting at the Hocking Motor Lodge. Nelsonvllle, AprU 17. . "Our Lovely Land" wtll be the theme of tbe show whlchwW include a hortlculture, .artistic design, and educational division, as well as a section for junior exhibitors. The rulesspeclfythatthehortlcul · ture and eduqlllonal classes are open to the public. with exhibitors being peimttted only ime specimen per class. Exhibitors may enter as many artistlcclassesasdeslred,but. can make only one entry per class. The design in any artistic cla.Smust be the word of the exhibitor, and all cultivated entries must have been grown by the exhibitor. Enlrl,es are to be In place by 9: ~ a.m. with theoraljudglngtobeglnat 10 a.m. Ribbons wUl b!' awarded In Brotherhood VETERANS MEMORI:AL HOSPITAL .. Page- 6 Workers Sunday School Class oft.he mentioned a nd to Anna Tbompson Chester United Methodist Church. a nd Ruth Brooks. . Drcama Bent~. hOnOn'd quren of Grace Gumpf was hostess for the Ne~t ":'t?eting will be at .. the Bethel 62. International Order of • meeting he)d .at the church, and had church April 16.. with Gertrude Job's Da ug~f ers, will represent the devotions. Several outings were Robin son leading the Easter The primary department of the Cathy Riggs . . J ennifer and Joshua Heck , and Ira Bethel" In the Miss Obo Job's dlscussed .-Games were played with program. Middleport First Baptist Church The you nger · children had · a Van Cooney. Adults v:ere M~- Daughters Pageant to be staged Maurita .MUter and the Rev. Don held a party at the church Saturday · scavenger hunt c.onducted by Walburn. Carolyn DaviS, Wanda May 41n Columbus. Alternate to the Archer winning the prizes. Refresh· after a planned kite fly was Myron Fields, and the other dld Shank, Cathy Riggs, Myron Fields, pageant is Stephanie Walker. ments were served. Sunday school growth was lhe cancelled by the weather. Bible trivta· Ied by Adelle and Dan Rev. Riser. Donna Grueser, Chns At a recl!nt meeting of the group The February meetingoftheclass topic of discussion at te recent Marjorie Walburn gave the wei- White. Pizza and crunchles were Roush, Sharon Hawley , Dan and plans were made for go-to-church washeldatthehomeofHowardand Broherhood breakfast of the men of . come with the Rev. George Riser. . served and spiritual booklets were Adelle White, and Suzy Heck . sun(layonAprtl18atiheMlnersvUle WUrna Parker. At that time the the First Soulhern Baptist Church, UnltedMethodlstChurch.Members group voted to provide drapes for • Pomeroy Pike, held.at McClure' s 3 given as favors. interlnn minister, having prayer . Dan White presented the "Sprtlt of Attending were David Rigs, · are to meet at 9:30 atthe chruch for the new parsonage , . In 1 Restaurant. Easter" and Susie Heck gave a talk Rachel Ekllch, Jennifer Eklich, The Rev. Bill Barner, director of theservlcewhichbeginsatlOa.m . on kites. · The c htdren er:tjoyed a · JQE'lyn Ekllch, Tracey Grueser, 1nspectli:m at Gallipolis · was J' <missions fo r the greater Columbus sing-a -long and · musical. chairs. Blitany . Walburn, Adam Shank, announced for April15. Introduced Eleven members of Alfred UMW area, was the gUest speaker. He Assisting . were Sharon Hawley. Clifford Thomas. Shaun, Adam, were Amy Sisson, CarolSmlt.h, past answered · roll call at the borne of ta lked on growth of the church Chris Rouse, Donna Grueser. and ErlcandAndy_W blte,Erlc,Jeremy, Attendance at the morning ser- honolred queens; Julie Byer and Clara Follrod and Nina Robinson through Increased Sunda·y SChool vice March 17 was 84. . Kathy Johnson, past guardians, March 19. Members reportect 92 enrollmer.t. Mr. and Mrs. Gene ~Jklre and along with Merrl Amsbary , guardOthers a ttendlng were the Rev. sick calls since the first of the year. daughter, KlmheilJ~.o and Miss David Hunt , Bob Mills, Jack Needs, . tan, and Kehneth Wiggins , associate Charlotte Van Meter was a guest. Cleo Par.ker. Columbus, spent a guardian. Martha Poole gave the secre- John Riley, Sonny McClure, Jeff Saturday with Mrs . Bertha ·-hdt _/ tary's report; Ruth Brooks gave Needs , Mark Michael, Dul<e Parker. Kenn'edy, Ralph Manhews and '. t'" at. treasurer's report. Mr. and Mrs . Dick Karr, Miners·, A gift shop and bake sale wlll be President Nellie Parker reported Greg Gatrell. ville, visited. recently and greeted held ' In the Veterans Memorial on the 19t6 dist rict' calendar of ,.-------:--'----~~ . Mrs. Bertha J?ar_ket op her blrt~ - ··Hospltallobby~jdaybei;llJnlhgat9 events. Thi> society vOiedfo go to Arcadia Nursing Center to conduct ~;:::._<deT:vhc e, a~ui; .S un'day School class . a. m . by the hospital Auxiliary . . ~Mret!Jig Tuesday.at ttie hospital. .servl€es ApJ:l! 9. 1: ~ ·p .m .. ~nd to sent Mrs . Bertlia Parker a birtllthe gi-oup d~lded to continue the · . ofi!er Resp<in5e for' Thelma Henil: day· _c arq. Thirty ria~f~es were on practice and eveplng'<md afternoon •. ·e rson, Secretary ot program rethe card. Mrs. Parkl!f received 20 meet.ings, , with those being held sources. Other business discussed other cards In the'inall. from AprU through October to be ,.was a .Mother-Daughter banquet Attendance at the local church held at 7:30 p.m. and those :froin and singers for Homecoming. March 24 was 99. Mrs. Parker had the prayer November through March. at 1p.m. BARGAIN MATINEES SAT l SUN Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wright have All SEATS 11. ZS It was noted thatBettyOhllngerwas calendar and chose Rev. Judith returned home frol)l a 1two weeks ADMISSION EVERY TUESDAY 12 .25 the winner of thequllt used In a fund Blther-Terry, evangellst In Seward, vacation visiting relatives In Floralslngproject. Aleska . The society signed a rida. ~H 211 thru APRIL_.!! Refreshments were served by ·birthday card for her. Mrs. Hender· rAIDAY thru THURSDAY! Mrs. Eva Robson , spent an Carrie Kennedy and Marabell son gave the missions report on evening recently with Mrs ..Bertha Frecker. early women misslonartes who to Parker. marry missiona ries to serve. Florene<> Ann Spencer led the . prOgram on prayer and Easter. The Officers were installed. at -the The Miss West Virginia Scholar- Tuesday night meeting of the program opened wilh the hymn ship Pageant board of directors · Rutland TOPS meeting held at the "Teach Me To Pray," Nina Robinson. pianist. and the Lord's Prayer. recently announced the beginning of Civic Center. the 1985 "Little Miss West VIrginia" Installed were ShPrr1 Darst, Mrs. Spencer 'Said 170 countries pageant. leader; Linda Bailey, co-leader : celebrate World Day of Prayer: ORDAIN:ll:D - Mlchaei Panglo, left. pastor of the Rejoicing Life Ann Margret Lasure, Little Miss Cindy · Sargent. treas4rer; Cathy women of Indi a wrote the program uaPtlsl Church, North Second St., Middleport, WIIS ordalaed Tuesday West VIrginia 1984, wlll relinquish First. secretary; Joann Eads,. for 1985. night. Coming here for the special services of the ordination was the her crown tothe newwinner onJune weight recorder; · Sharon Thacker, Mrs. Van Meter read Coventry blsbop of the association, Rejoicing Ufe ~ Chun;>hes of America, 5 a l the Lincoln High School In assistant weight recorder, and Ca thedral · Prayer; Mrs . Poole, ' Shinnston. W.Va. Girls between the Sandy Hysell , measurements and · Prayer from Book of Q~>mmon Lenny D. i\nclerson, of Raleigh, N.C. ages of 4 a nd 9, whose parents or pictures. Kim Wilford was wel- Prayer ; Osla"Mae Follrod, Prayer guardians are residents of Wst comed as a new mem~r . Margie of St. Francis of Assist ; Mrs. Virginia are eligible to enter. Ent ry Davis was the top loser with Linda Parker. Serenity; Nina Robinson , forms wlll be accepted untU June 1. Prayer of an Anonymous Confedermeet Monday, 7 p.m., at RuBalley, runner -up . [\JONDAV More information may · be obate Soldier: Gertrude Robinson , tland Bible Methodist Church to SYRACUSE - MARC will t.:Jlned from the state coordinator, · Easter. by VIvian Godwin: Mrs . cendiscuss a pregnancy crisis meet Monday at Carleton. Debbie Johnson, 007 Willow Lane, Spencer, Resigna tion; Mrs. Hend· ter. Area churches and inlef· School. Plans for serv ing an Easter erson, Eafly Easter Morning. Bridgeport,. W.Va. or by calllng ·ested Individuals are inVIted"to . . breakfasi were made at the recent (J041 842-6863. The pagea nt wlll be The hostess served Sloppy Joes RACINE. - Adults Interested attend . Questions may be ansmeeting of the Earl De~ Willing · and St. Patrick salad to those judged 011 sportswear and party lit the Racine summer league wered by calling 742-2460. ' dress only. boys and girls softball and baseball teams, meet 6 p.m . TUE<;DAY POMEROY -Xi Gamma Mu Monday at ·the kindergarten In Chapter of Beta . Sigma Phi Racine. . Sorority, wUI meet at 7::ll POMEROY - The Rev. Tuesday at the hOme of Mrs. · Larry Draper wUl conduct revi- Evelyn Knight, sponsor. · val services at the First SouthPOMEROY - JayMar. Golf ern. Baptist Church. Pomeroy •. Club Association men wlll meet Monday Through Friday, 7: ~ 7 p.m. Tuesday.at the Meigs Inn. nightly. · .. Au club members, !~ague . · I members, ' SUbstitutes and oth'Pro-life wlll ers tnter~ted are Invited. F~tst Baptist· Middleport holds paro/ JOHN A. WADE, M.D. Inc. ~ evening of the program which staried July 1, 1981 and rum lhrough March 30, are front from left, 11Dfany Gardner, Anpe ChapmWI, Michelle Malhotra, Mica Je~nes; back, Stephany (Iardner, do EDen ~r-.we, Kim Mcintyre and Donia Crane. Others who eompleted !l_\e program but were not prese11t for the picture are Kevin King, Gary and Barbar:ol Colem;J~~ and David Rice;. ~ No subsc;:dp tl ons by mali pt>rmllted In Claxton said . town s when' homf' carrie-r serviCf' Is .AUSTIN, Texas(~)- Nobody twoAJAWchamplonshipln1919and ava llabiL'. Dixon said Claxton told her to get can seconil guess .Old Dominion 1981. · · Coach Marianne Stanley again. . The elghth-reank€d Lady Bul- Into gear on the boards or the Lady Mall Sttb!KrlpthmN< lnskte Ohio Monarchs wei-e going to lose the "The Iasttlme I coached ODU to a · !dogs, Southeastern Conference J:\ ¥lee ks ................. .. .. ............. $14.56 title. ~ national championship (the 198> AIAW), champions, finished 29-5. . 26 WN' kS...... , .................~ .. ... .... $29.12 5:2 Weeks ....·............................. $58.24 peopJequestlonedlfltwasmyteam,__ They were led by Tract Wajtes ... "She motivated me, and when I'm OutNid e Ohio myklds," she said. "Now, there's no who came off the bench to be the motivated I play well," said Dixon. 1:\ \V~ k s .................................. $1:».60 "We're the best rebounding team in 2fi IA'e-eks ................................. . $31 .20 question. This is my team, my kids." offensive catalyst for Georgia with 52 W!'cks ........ .. .. .............. $59.80 the nation. We proved that." The Lady Monarchs dominated 19 points, 13 of them ln·the second . the boards and outmuscled Geor- half. Lisa O'Connor also had 10 r _ _ _ __:__ _ ____:_ _ _f::==========~ gia's Lady Bulldogs 70-65on Sunday points, all of them in the second half. in thefourthannua!NCAA Women's , The Lady Bulldogs suffered a Final Four Championship Basket- double blow when EdwardsJoul~ ball game, before a crowd of 7,'Y¥/. · out with 8:10 to play and McClain And they did It the old-fashioned, went out 'three minutes later. blue-collar way by outreboundlng . Edwarils .finished 13 points and Georgia 57-:ll with Medina Dixon McCialnadded ,eight. getting 15 caroms and . Tracy '"lcan'trememberfouilngoutthls Claxton hauling downro. Dixon also season," said Edwards. scoredl8polntsandCJaxtonhadl7. Claxton · was voted the most "I've heard Tracy say a million · outstanding player of the times her favorite part of the game tournament. , Is rebounding and It showed," said "Coach always says don't watch CALL (614) 992-21 04~ Stanley, . who has coached at Old the ball, just watch for posltlontng 1984 Ll NCOLN .• MARK oflh~. . Published every aflf'rnoon, Monda y · through Friday, 111 Court St., y 'he oti to Valley PubllshlngCompan y; Mul · tlmedla, In c .. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769, h. 992·2156. Second class postage paid at . . Regional flower sho:W scheduled America n Newspaper Publishers As· bellowstheSovletanthembeforehls . Dominion eight years. "A Jol of matches. . re!x>undlng is mqre heart_ 1111d With the added spice of grudge .concentration thanjustablllty." matches so Intense they make the _-... Another key to .the game was soap operas look like dishwater, the ·, i\ettllilj ihe Lady Bulldogs (Vto .foul ·· product .js -a lieady ·mlx of staged trouble. · , , ' b"'tallty, glampur, flying giants, "Part of our gamephm was to get scream1ng fans and · shameless · Janet Edwm'lls and · Katrina .. hyperbole. McClain Into f~l trouble," Stanley Sunday's show was bllled "as the said. "We _did that then we single greatest sports Pntertaln- rebounded well. ment presentation of au time," "I didn't know we could rebound noted WWF spokesman Jones. as weD as we dld. The kids hit the "And we firmly believe that to be boards hard." true." Stanley now has the distinction of Thescene wasasgsandloseas.the having played for a national promotion: large, sweaty per- championship team at Jmmacu· formers .heavedone anotheracross lata, coached two AlAW national the ring, staging brutal kicks and champions at Old Dominion, and stomps as fans pelted them wlth coached an NCAA champion. paper cups and yelled for gore. _ "Getting to this point has been a · "It's rough out there," panted ths:tJl, " she said. "It's sjlEClal to te levision's Mr. T, who joined share It with {I new gl-oupofpeople." good-guy champion Hulk Hogan Ina , tag-team match. "It 's not for no Georgia Coach Andy Landers 'wimps, wrasslln'." adinltted his team was kUied oli the Hogan and Mr: T bashed Rowdy boards. Roddy Piper a nd Paul "Mr. "Thebottomilnelnthisgamewas Wonderful" Orndorff, extracting rebounding.'' Landers said. '-'Old _ pLmlshment for · the bad guys • Dominion did and we didn't. They c rt t1c1s m of Ms. Lauper, a wrest ll ng got a Jot of second shots !IIld we aficionado. Pianist Llberace was didn't. guest timekeeper; All , a~ referee, "ODU's first shots were the ones · joined briefly In a free-for-all on the we wanted them to take but their rna t. rebounds gave them all ihe chances "It's good shown;Ianshlp. They they needed." ·give you the excitement that you No. 4 ranked Old Dominion, 31-3, • want," said spectator Joseph Va- overcame a nine-point deficit to earn Its first NCAA title after taking . feades of Valley Stream, Monday, April1, 1986 . (USPS Hi-Mill 1\ Dl\'lslon of Multimedia, Inc. Old Dominion captures.women's.title The Daily ·sentinel By The Bend The Dally Sentln~l Da tly ...... ,. .I out with a . 52-45 \1ctoljl over the taUerTig~rs. . . John Thompson,.the Georgetown · coach, !sn't looking for surprises. ·The Hoyas wUI have to figure out Villanova's constantly changing defenslv~ looks. The Wildcats basically play a matc,l!Upzone, but It has Z7 variations designed to throw the other team off balance . · Georgetown knows d~fense, too. The Hoy as start pressing anywHere fromtheinboundspasstomideourt. Pomeroy. Ohio . -. ·' . I I1 1 1 I. ~.00 OFF AU. NEW COMPUTER PERM PC zooo ANDt5.000FF ARTIFICIALNAILSILKSAT I I1 I SHE~I!.,~EJ!!.~§.IJ.NJL~!'W_ ..J ·---SHEAR UNLIMITED Clll f'or 773-5352 . - ;ONLY $600 · .CANDID JELLIES FOXHOUND CASUALS, RUNNING SHOES BEAUTIFUL LINE OF DRESS & CASUAl SPRING'.SHOES $99 9. TO $1995 SIMON'S . PICK-A-PAIR . In The Heart Of Pomeroy ' . �• ) • . Pag11 8-The Daily Seritinel TIIe fourth llx weeks grading period honor roll at thP Racine Elementary School ha:t been IJUIOUI'It'ed Making a grade- of B or a bove mall their .!iublecb to be named to lhe rouw.... - Jofin Card, JallOn H!l'IS<>n,, Cr~~!!"a,. n.mg ht, Jonna Malwel K.~ grade- Gram Glrtle, fleth Hy,..ll Norris. Courtney Roush Jeremy s.,;.u;• Third era& - Beth Clark, JeMy Cle<k Rachael Hetl\k'r Jr nnl Hill Rya .. Haiti.'~ Brad Malloty, Marcy Mattk>ws Raschl'l Jobn Spfi'IC('r', Michael VanMetN J~. eremy Nonhup ~ FO\!rth grade- Todd Grace, Heather Hill Julle'IIW, Nlkkllhle Tyscn Mograge Fllth grade- Kellle Ervin Todd Harr11oft, Velessa flu nneU, David Ihle, Trevor ~trr:l , T hC' fou rth six weeks grading period ~r roll at lhe PorUa nd Elementary School has been announced Maklre a grade ot B Ol' aOOvc In all thelr subJect6 to be named to the roll wN"e l'llo VUiage WIU o..ume and ment. IBSI the amount of foderot Ard lunds aat aside by the Director tor finoncrng the •mprovoment from Iundt allocated by lh\1 Federal Htghway Admin...,.tion Further, !he Vilege agree~ to auuma and beer one hundred percent (100%) of the cost of preln111nery eng1neenng and nght-ofway SECTION t1 (Consent) That it 11 declared to be'" the pubhc •ntentst that the consent of uld WI- bo end such consent is hereby grven to the Ca~ with plains. speciftcabons and est•rnates as approved by the DiractO<. SECTION Ill IAuthonty to S'llnl That the Mayor of said VtHage, ta hereby authonz:ed to aal contractual obltgations SECTION IV (Matntenance. Parktng Traffic Control S1gnats and DIMC81) That upon completiOn of handling ..... It .......... ......_ ' ~ l'llllfRI, l The Daily Sentinel IZ. . ~Bivtl .. Wooelllclt, Plttll Ntllll, a..dr~n. Zl(l, Slzt, PatllnJ Nu11111tr "'urn. NEW Spring-Summer Paltern c.talog Fast lashlons tor busy women FrM coupon Mid Improvement sa1d Vil- lage, wtll thereafter keep aid h~ghway open to traff1c at all t1mes and (a) MamtaJn the tmprowment tn accordance w1th the prO\Itllons of the statutes relating thereto and make ample financial and other provt11ons for such maintenance. and unprouements 1n Athens, Gallia, Hocking, Metg~, Monroe, Morgan, No- Plaintiffs. tng retroreflectiva polyester pavement mark1ng material for cent• linea. lane *'tet and ANNA GIBSON. ET AL, Dtrfendanto No 86-CV-43 - NQ.TICE BY PUBLleA110NNottre HMton, Alice Stout Stout \Nhite, Orv•lle G StOut, Charles Stout, Sammy Stout, Eiben Stout, Jr , E - Stout, Unmo Heoton. Elbert S Stout Public Notice ORDINANCE NO 1153·86 An Ordtnence to adopt prmri - edge llnoo. Pa.,.,.,.,t Width - vafieo Project length - 0 00 feet orO.OO mrlo. Work Length - venous feet or various mtloo. The Oh•o Department ql Transportation hereby nodfies ell bidders that rt wtll afflrmalllloty Insure !hot rn any lions lnd proOifdLnS 11 aet lorlh In Seeton 3929 86 of the Will Heaton, Glenn1~ Ohio Revioal Codo contrOct ontanod tnto purouont Be k ordained by the Council to th,. odv.......,_t, m01onty Summarw, Inez Hindi, Mirnie busin011 ent"'PriMI will be Combo, Porll< HM!on, Ned of lite Viltego of Middleport as liftorded lui opportunity to Hooton llltd George Hootoo, K lollowo: Soc l Thot the Vtllage of l~ i;~Vitati~;;;bidotn ,...ponae to this hY1J19, and ~ - · eoch of end w11l not be lholr unknown heiro, - · Middleport horoby odopto and 1 discriminated agatnll on the lbl Matnlatn the nght of way e:~~:ecutorw, admintstretora and occepts !he provisions ond grounds of race, color. or and ~eep ~ free of o¥tructions auigno, wdl teke notice !hot on procedures Mtforth 1n Section natJonal orig1n •n cooliderotlon •n a manner utilfactory to the the 20th dity of Februa<y, 3929.88 of the Ohio RoWed lor an award Stata of Ohio end hold Aid 1986; Goty Griffith and Juon- Codo, particula~y sub-IOCtion " Mtntmum wege rates -lor nght o1 way irMolate for public lta M Grifftlh u Platnlillsliled (c) end (d) tho1801, providtng htghway purposes and perrmt a Complaint -not you In tho lor 1M tronsfer end rocoipt of th11 prqect hove been .,_ _ termmed as required by law no IIQfW, potters, btllboards. Common 1'1..1 Court of Meigs portiOns of fire inturance and are set forth 1n the bid roadside nands or other pn- County, Ohio, C.. No .86- proceeds as set forth 1n uid proposal " liBte instalLatiOns Within the CV-43, demending pemtion of IOCikJn Soc II Thot the mayor 11 Each bidder sholl be reqwrad nght of way limits and the nNII OS!Ito horinalt.- deo· tel Place lnd mainta•n all cnbed or that rt be ootd. if it hereby dolignllled 11 the to file With hiS bid o certified traffic control devices con- cannot be pertitionktd, for en oiiiCIU'' of the Vltloge of check or cosh,.,' a check for an forrmng to the Ohio Manual of allowance of attorney fees and Middleport, to carry out the amount equal to five per cent coats, to-wit dUtiOo under Section 3929.86 of his bid, but In no'"""'' more Uniform Traffic ControJ 08\11 then fifty thouund dollaro, oro All of the mlnorola (o..,tud- llf the Oh10 Aavloed Codo cea on the improvement tn Soc Ill That the Clort<- bond fa< ten per cent of hlo bid, compltance with the prO\II. rng !he coal with the right ..; 110n1 of Section 451 1 11 and mtne as was .....,ed 1n the Treasurer of Council be and payable to the Director 81dderw must apply, on the relat8d ileet1ons of the Oh1o deed ID Arthur Joneo reconled hereby II directed to tran.-nit a proper forms for qualifcadon Revtlld Code, and •n Vol 97, Pogo 221 , Malgs centfted copy of th11 ord1n1n08 to tho Supotl,_, oflnou- at 111111 tan deyo prior _!o the (d) Aogulote pa.t.ing •n tho County Deed Recordo) . . ranee, Sta1e of Ohto, 11 dlt8 set for openmg bids in folk>wtng manner lying the ti:>tlowlng ..., - · Prohillit parlcirig withm tho Situated tn .tho County of provided for m Sectton accordance With Chap\er ~mits of !he fmprg..m8flt MOtOO in 1M Stete_tll Ohio, and 3939 88 tel of 1M OhiO 8626 Ohio f!oviied Coda SECTIONV ' • Plano lind sPoocificaJiOOo orv the Towriililp of Chestonnd Revloed COd<! Soc IV. This Ol'dlnsnco lhl~ on file 111 the Dopom-nt Ql IAigltt ot Way, Utility Roo<· and deocribod u rangement and SaVIng the •n 1M Ohio lal<eelfoctendboiniOICOfrom Tron-IJon and 1M Office orid otter tho oorl•st 4ato n o f the District Oeputv Staiit of Ohro HormiOSI of beginDirector ning an the north line of provided by low Pa11od the 25th day of The Onector rejects the right (a) That eH e;~~;iatlng ltraet and FraQIJon No Twatvo (12) to rOJOCI any ond all bids pubfic way nght of way W'ithm siJrteen and thirty two hWI- March 1986 lite Viltego which 11 noceuo<y d<Odlho 116-32/ 1 00) choino WARREI'j J. SMITH Carl Hotfcy DIRECTOR Ia< 1M aforeaaod tmprqw- east from tha north vvwt President of (3) 25, 141 1. 2tc mont, sholt be made avatlablo comer of said Froction, Council oouth thirty thtee and .._, 11 Help Wanted (b) That tho Village moy live hundredths 133-7611 001 Attest Jon P Buck Clort< ' acqu1re any addmonel right of chains to the south Une of laid woy N<(Uiued lor the conotruc- FraCtion, thence Hit on akl 141 1 B. 2tc tion of the aforesaid EARN $4.87 HR. tmprovement We need auistance tn tel That al'l'angernenta have evaluating and respond ~ been or Will be made w1th and ing to daily work raports e g r - Obtlined from all subm1tted by our 1gent1 publ1c utility compantaS whose throughout the atete . lin• or ltructurea w1ll be No eJCperience neces~ by the said improwaery Pa1d to complete ment lnd said compa~ have agreed to make any and all train1ng Work at home neces•ry ptant removats or For Information Hnd rearrangements in such self~ eddresaltd, stamped manner •• to be clear of any envelope 9Yz 1nchealong conolruction called ,.,. by the I to AWGA, Oopt E. Box plans ofuid nnprovemont and 49204, Aitanta, GA Mid compantel have aqreed to 30369 make such ~ rearran Wnfe your own ad and order. by malt witlt tltls 1 gementl immediately after coupon Cancel your ad by phone wllen you gel I nolifiCOtion by ...d V•llage o• ,rMuiiS. MOney no1 l'l!funclabll! 1 the · Department of -·-t. D.,_, .. 992-21.56 Public Notice PUIIUC NOTICE .,._ oupplies ore ........ by &tote Regulotlon, 11•37<111-81-21, Ohio AdmCode, to routinely miiniiDr tho mic:roblologic:l QUIIIIy of tho drlnlcing W-In ...... dlnlbutlon rn . ..... . . . . . . _ -_ WII8r -· .. " being ouppliod to "'• 'The vilego of Rudend 11 , . . - 10 coloc1- oaamlne • -..um of 1 mic:roblo .......,.....,.._,_No •'11 _ . c:olectod end lliii¥Md lor 1M month of f*ulrt, 1985. 'The _ . . . , _ t h u -ldoqullttt~wilbo "'""' to ........ !hot patcwnied in the future ' JOifYBiock 1'1-.,t of ,. Council, Die* Fetty, Mayor of Rutland (4) ·1. 2. 3, 31<: Public Notice !a.,...:C.rnerge11cy ordin1nce by .,. Vlltoge of IWddllpGrt. Molgo County, Ohio. In tho of lite ---dooc-lmprove- --to~--.,. DINctor of T,._.._ lion - . .WHEREAS. 1M Vllege 11M . . . . . - 1M IIMd lor on .... .....__.of ·--.,.,..,._ ...... • !bod • , .-.v ,_ ........,._ JJI.=·--...... __ ... .....,...... In .... \lllegl ofa ........., boglnnlng In .... ........ to .,. - Iiiii of ... portion of higltwev _ .......................... ... ntuniolllll ""' llmllli ....... .........,., ......,_. tD • . _ •••ow~ ....... ....,.__, the WHI!REAI, VI.... "JJ!''IIIII '"'-ofT..._. ··=bilL 01'!01MIIIIl*'llll51e!.. ....,., •nd _ . . . . o f ..... 'IHIII.ollf. It N I I II 1hel . . . . . . . . hMIIv hQP : . . Ill. , :-t f'',_,: ~- ::~I d e"P8f''l8, make ell rearrange ments of watfJf" meinl, lei"Vice lines, fire hydrants, valve box.n. 11nitary MINers «Other muntCtpally OWned ut11ities an· d / or any appurtenances Nam•---~---....,.--­ Addre~-----~----~ Phone-------------- SEMI DRIVERS Tra1n Now For local oro............ •Job Pltcement AaiNatanct •DOT Cer11frcatron •Correspondence/ Resident - · which do not comply with the provnliona of D1rec· IIIIo No 2B-A (o) That the construction reconstruction, end / or raarrangomant of both publicly end pnvotety c>wnod utilities, relotTod to m subtectlons (c) and (d) a......,, aholl bo dono in Call 30•-U'I-2027 •• 14 Min~<al Wtlti, W, Ya. UNIRD TIUCI MASRI .. Hom. Olfrc:e $:leerw11er Fl I I of I:&¥£CU8Iftllll . . tr- interle"' unduly With the 01*· otiOn of the controctor con- ltructing 64 Misc. Merchandiae the improve"*lt ond .aft blc:kiUitng of modo nec-'Y by ouch utility '""•ngemento lhall be performed ., occordtnco with tho prjWI•ons of the Ohio ~~~­ mont of Tranoportalion ConltNCtJOn and Mo-l Spacllicadono ond shalt bo IUbject to lpjlro\lel by the Slate (f) That the lnotallation of all utility IICIIitieli on the right of _, ahll conform with the .......,._ of lite "-! Hlghwoy Adml.....otlon PolIcy lnd Pmciodwo Memorondum 30-4 "Utilty R~ AdiUII"*"'" and tho Oop~~rtment of Tranopor.ta- -- tion't rule• on Utility Vittogo '-"f 1ltit ... llld a.-t· ,_ofT~ of the of OhkJI, ohol be ond II henby h.......... from ..... . _ ordoimo (g) That Mid a- ~ int OUI -.o-nm of . . otrllflal1lon of "'- ~==-=:~,~~~ ,., htitolillllicM :e :::.; "" ' ICJI Trt~ntportauon euch a manner 11 not to ORDINANCE NO 11114-81 _ Cur.ll Inflation Pay Cash for . Classlfleds and I S~veiJ I I (d) Thot rt ia hen~by ognMid the! the Vllage shall at ita own llil . . . . . .. J 1 ........ .. ( lWIIIrted C )For Sale c )Announcement I I For Rent ..,.... J 17 1. 2. 3. 4. s. 10. 11 12 13. Plllu.,,-..,., 73· 79 lard Tr. '3-10 Cht•r· '' Ha.,.s........ , .............. •ttl 73-10 Chtuy tr Chrom lumptn .......... $70 73 -10 Chtuy 1r. Grillot .... . . . .. ...... 140 73-10 c~~e.,. 1oil Gotu.. ........... $70 73-10 Chtwy. Tr. 73.79 lord 1<. MOYIE lENT ALS & SALES o.., 200 Mo....~ A·r~i~···· Daen ..... ................... 1150 73-14 lord Tr. 73-79 lord Tr. Tart J;aiu .................... SIO 10-14 ford lr. ltndtn ,............. ........,1,0 Ranger & lrtnco ltndon & Grrlk F,.,, ! BISSELL SIDING CO. Bus.; 985-3813 Res.: 985-3837 9-13-ttn Ohio - 992-7013 3-11-1 Televiston listenmg Devtces Computenzed Hearing A1d Selection Heartng Evaluations For All Ages 0 GAS LINE S YJA TEA LINE S SEWSR LINE_;) ELECTRIC LINES E•tlllltfll CALL 446-4522 a: LISA M. KOCH, M.S. ~ Ltcensed Clinical Audiologtst :z: z (614) 446-7619 01 (6Rl 992·6601 New Homes Built - ''•'Fr11e Esttmates" PH. 949·280 1 "W• RA11 '" l"'" U-SAVE AUTO RENTAL 417 Second Avenue, BoM 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 No Sunday Calls AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR 3/lt/tln St. i -ll lin Rt. 160 North Gallipolis, Ohio POMEROY,O, laby ParakHI, Cott & Suppiit1....:12U5 Pair fan<y FllllhH, (ago & Suppllts ..... l31.00 (ockiititls, Exofi< lird• 992-2259 AYIJioblt NEW LISTING - Portland ' Area Former church ' buJidme Full basement, new sidm1 new st"l Jn· sulated doors, stormwmdows Lots of space. Situate don two lots. $6,000.00 PRICE REDUCED F1vt Po111ts - Newer ranch WJth approx 1 acre ol beautiful yard Home has 3 bedrooms, I \? baths, equ1pped kitchen, lamlly room, 2 car garage, lull basement, wood burner set up, above ground pool, cenlral arr, and many other mce features Now only $46 900 00 Cagas & S.pplits Also Said Separately Call hetti~~ts: 614-915-4212 4/ 1/ 1 mo NEW-REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Guttera Cleaned Painting Storm Doors & Windows 949-2969 or 949-2263 lAND C'oNTRACT - - With a small down payment thrs 21 acre farm wnh a 6 room house can be yours Secluded but COIWemenl AU IS fenced lor came or whatever Has a barn, equtpment shed and a big gar· den area $36,500 00 3-24-tlc MILLER ELECTRIC SEIVICE LOT IN MIDDLEPORT 50'x120' level lot wtth all uti!> tJeS ava~lal:Ae Beautilul vJew of nver $8,500.00 LOOKING FOR country' acrlllt7 flatwoods Aru - . BUild that new home on approx 25 acres wtth a beautJ(ul stocked pond surrounded by peaceful woods Lots of road lronlage All mmeral nghts Askmg $23,500 00 Specializing In ., All 't:ypes Of Rpaidential Wiring And Repair I . $'-"''' Rt111 F, 'St/1111 Clflllll PH. WE AR~ YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR *ZENITH •SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN LAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGEUTOR 49 GUN SHOOT FO.. AU YOUR W!RING NEEDS Call: 742·3195 RACINE FIRE DEPT. ., loehan luQdlng ' ' AFFORDAILE • PORTABLE , EVElY AT 62 NORTH POINT PLEASANT. W. VA. I milts from Pomeroy-Mason Bntlce SINGLE 124.95 30.·675-6276 •L"e Enlertalnment •Free HBO •Krtchenettes ·~e staurant A.U. 30•• 675-62711 110-tln. MEIGS EXCAYAnNG COMPANY Call: 742·2407 3-tl-1 .... SAT. NIGHT 6:30P.M. fnjoy co.tt relauti.n any· thh, yur oro11nd 1n y~M~r own Hot Spr.,. s,.. Sfop by to '" the m..,l wt hln 1n stoc•. Choke ILACIWOOD HOME SPAS 40037 GRAVEL- SAND 31 7 .North Socollll ·Middloporl, Ohio 45 760 TOP SOIL FILL DIRT SALES &' SERVICE •Now Roofing "'FREE ESTIMATES" IUliHI55 "'ONE 1614) 9'12 -6550 llliDENCE PHONE (6)~1 9'12-7754 lntroduct you to tnl~lt·A·I""· the modern woy the Ythtc/t 'of your "'l JO'S urn£ RED BARN On St. Rl. 124 "' Gra.wi Arranttmtnts $3, $1,' $1~ ALL IUSS..... $1.00 OFF - NEW (AI & FIGUIIINES .... •I.OO OFF PORCELAIN IIID HILS Othtr Nl(t lttn l1osenpltlt Pnctt PH. 992-2772 C1., T1 $11 T1 81/IHI d OPENt Wt4s., lhun., fn. ' loi.-10 to 6 Clottd Man. & Tun. $790111 ,,,. Woo -~~ With '"' Co. Srr•• Untquo Silk I not plaiiK) DOWII 'AYMlNT MOIITHIY PAYMENT I~ACIISTOJ4 JAMES UESEE 4-1-Z IDO 3 Announcements SWEEPER and sewtng ma· ch1ne repair, parts , end supplies Ptek up and delivery, Dlvts Vacuum Cleaner, one half mile up Goorgeo C<oek Rd 814-448-0294 . 1O.SOfo AGENCY, INC. 992-6671 Coli or 814-448- To Saaay- AU forgiven Can e~tplain reason I couldn't return that ttma Call 614992-7622. Drmp to 24'x36' Ito uses P&S BUILDINGS Racme, Oh Ph. 614-843-5191 10 6-tlc 35185 Oat H11i Road •5743 PH. (614) 985-4212 We Use Yon Schrader Equtpment Recommended , by Leadme Carpet Manufacturers. 'FREE ESTIMATES" 3.22·tln lob lolllt 1-614·992·7191 ' Jim loach 1·304·675-1712 3 f8!1 rno ,, . '' ' G&W PLASTICS LONG IOrrOM. OH. GAS PIPE WAl'ER PIPE GAS REGULATORS OTHER SUPPLIES IUS.: 985-3813 RES.: 985-3837 ' 3-11-1 .... S/20/1.,. _IUGINI LONG I' SUPERIOR SIDING ..CO. v•~':l & AW.IIUM r."mpt.tt Gutter Work complelt R•modellng Rooll"lt of 111 Typoo Werkod In home •roo 20yuro "Frn Eotlm1t11" CAU (OUf(Tt Ph., (6141 143-5425 ' 311/1 . . d years old. EJCperience with m1xing cocktails preferred Yard Sale Centenlrt Tawnhouoo April 3-4 -6 Home· Interior, weddlnv dreu. diahea, bed•preda, curtains. more items eech day. Vord Solo & GO<ago Solo lide by side. April 4,5 ,6 Upper River Rd. St Rt 7, In front of Higley's Barber Shop Coli 814-448-0002 . ···--- ~omero;; --····--­ Middleport & Vicinity Yard Sola: April4ond 6 Turn ROUSH CONSTRUCTION New H--lattMin hmt4ti!J1t J.n•unmii w.,li Phone 814 -742-2777. Rain or shine. Three family yard ule Wed , Thuro .. Fri .. April 3,4,5 at Aah Street in Syracuse, Watch for aigna It Bank Numerous items, Home In · tarior--piecea . Ladies bteycle looting Worl< Harpers Adult Care Center. 4 family carport sale Apr11 3 ,4, and 6 9 30-4 30 Aubough Add1t1on, Tuppers Plains. Follow signa Giveaway Sofa and chair Call 614- 15 Yeara Experience · GREG IOUSN PH, 992 -71tt-1 • 11-1-lfc JOIN THE ARMY NAITONAL GUARD GOOD PAY GOOD BENIFITS EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANCE Call 304-876-3960 00 1-800 642-3819 • Wanted piano player for $1,600.00 per month for 2 $24,000 00 .,.. year after greduat•on Sales and man· agement expenence helpful Personal intervtaw only, NO phone calla Interviews conducted in meeting room Hohday Inn. Gallipolis. Oh1o 12 noon unlll5 PM. Aprll1, 1986 Open tarntortea 7 on Batley Run Rd Watch far 11gna Gatage Sale RustiC Hills, Syracuse at Jeanie Connolly residence Men's. women's end children's clothtng, 35 mm c1mera like new Room dtvider bar, mise Items April 3rd and 4th 10' 004.00 ............ 4..1............. beolde Gulf Slttlon Gol~po­ llo Forry. Tuaoday, Wednesday. Thuroday 8 448-2099 We pay ceah for late model clean used cart Jim Mink Chov -Olds Inc . Used mobtle homos 10'a & 12's 14' wldo . Coli 814 448-0176, ask for John COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE. Bods, iron, wQC»d, cupboards, cheira, chests, baskets, dishes, stone jars, entiquea,' gold and silver Wrtte-M D M1ller, Rt 2 , Pomarov. Oh1o One male end four female 7780 or coli 814-992 ' -lcFour month old female puppy Pan cocker apaniel and pert Terrier Had some shots G1ve to good home Buying daily gold. 11lver cotnl, rings. Jewelry,_,lterltng ware, old coms, l1rge cur rwncy Top prtcea Ed Burkett Barber Shop, 2nd Ave. Call B14-992-7B41 . Mtddlepon, Oh' 814-9923476 . Baby f1,1rnitur~ after 5rM f llliJIIIYIIII~Ill Ch11r 1nd foot 1tool, fair SerVILe" condrtron 304-876-4096. 6 in good con dltio.r. Cell 614 -99:t:67B6 114-949-29811 or 81 4-9B6 3915 cho~r, Mobile homes moved InJured . 20 years exper1enca 304-678-2888 299B 11 Help Wanted AVON earn 40% plus free producll 3368 Coli 614 446 - t&O.OO rtWird. alive. Coli 114·985-3921 orl14-985 4211 Secretary · recepiioniat~ Sktlll required baoic boolck..plng okllts. efflcie'nt shorthand, eJCcel lent typist Wages negot•ablo with 1billty and oxpertOnce Apply 11 , M & T Conatructfon, Rt 1 BoJC Found 2 htlfero. owner 340, Bld-11, Oh 45114 . clo1m, 'PlY for ld ond kHp Coli 814 -388-8323 304·458 -1B21 1 --~-----~ Sot.omano poeltlon ovolloTo the ~nder of Jock Rov•ro ble, •xperlonc• holpful. poy wottot. ptoau k..p money nevotilible Apply 11 Betz but ret n woltet ond con• Hondo Blleo, Galllpollo tlflto, op •t Murphy'oi ----~-~-.,...-Store, cot! 304-878- Clerlt~l worll, port-time. pay 13111 Mgotloblo . Apply II IIetz Hondo l•loo, Golllpollo. Mon & Tuas 7 Yard Sele Nursing 1lde pooltlon ov•ll•ble! fuN tl,., experienced oni'J' nnd opply No phone cells, contact Plna Craat C1r1 C ... ttr: Jockoon Pike Tannia instructor needed, Boturdlytr In Moy, 4 Fomlty O•roge Sol• Aprll3 • 4 ~ roln ar shlno. Laot ho•sa llouth ond ol Meroervltt. . Clothing. b•doproodo, cur- tains, lots more 676- F1n nnctat ranch. fR . 835,000 '7144 Secluded. peaceful country llvmg, older home, Schult mobile home , 2 bedrooms, central a1r, 6 8 A Kyger Creak plant. IChool. Gavin near by Wr1te to Box 203, ochools. Rt 554, $23,000 Coli 814-246-5298 Beautiful 2 story country home, 4 bdr, LA , baomod Coffee Shop for sale operat ing downtown, loce11on 464 Second Avo , Gallipolis Coli 614-448-3407 . We ere look1ng for women who would like to be m1klng e•tra money Make from $20 00 to 880 00 1n an even1ng hlvtng a Frtendly Home Pany Also, segn up $400 00 kit of gtftl and toys No money involved For more .nforma·' tion. call Magnolia N1tz at 814-992-3681 ' Salea repreaentalive needed in Gall1a and Me1g1 Counties to ••II and serv1ce life health, 1uto and home tnau ranee F.or information, call ContenaJV Rd . Well marnlnga a w..kdoy evenings In June • Jldy. Apply beloro AprN 1 I, Goltlpollo Ptrllo • Rec"!•tlon Dept, 11 B Seoond Ave. E 0 E. (21 100'h ICUOI t23,000 Ill 28 acres Will Nil with 147 acres or With 1 OOY2 at extre Coat All acres hated are more or leu property located m Gallta County, Walnut Township Contact John Owens, 614379-2876, No Sund•v cells please Come T1ke A look I! See the ed 1n Sunday piper and coma see haw nice th11 house 11 ln11de For sale by owner 8 11<1% assum1ble la-.n 3 bedrooms, 2 batha, famllv room Kitchen w11h dishwasher, range, refng Utility room Pat10. 2 car garage, all elac . heat pump, atr condrt1onlng Cell 773 6942 or 773 6927 town Coll614 446 4217 Upper Atve< Ad Coli 614266 -198B or 614 · 448 7226 ., HOME OWNERS -Reftnonco to low fixed rote . Ute oqultv 23 Co . Leeder 114-592 · Profe11ional Service• Piano Tuning and Repair Brunic1rdi MusiC Co .. 114441-0187 Tw•nll•th yur of quolitv oervic•. .J,one D•nlelo, 114·742·29111 PIANO TUNING AND REPAIR, Reduced !lttsllmlltd time onty. Word' I Keybooud, 304 -17&-&800 or 1175· 3824 45 acres and barn 24X36 on Bladen Mercentftte Rd. IOR)e t1mber mostlev pasture. 5 : ft Brush Hog and Cattle r1ck • tor long b.ad Ford Pickup Call 614 268-6094 Hurncane 19 · acres com· merctal flat land on Vtrg1n1a P., ve Water, •ewer , gat, R f\, S1dney, large old farm hou-.,. •nd l>a'" 1250 000 1-68:t.., ~ ...~ . 3879 .. . ' Renlal s Four bedrooms. kttchen- 875-5386 famliy room With f1repl1ce, finished basement , low 3 rooms w1th PriVate batl'l. ., $80's, Point Pleaant 304· ref Requested Call 814448- 2215 -.) 675 -3019. ewan~ngs ----------·•,1 3 bedroom home, 8 Yz assu mable loan garden spot, reduced down to $49 ,000 304-676-6047 Energy- Efftc1ent 3 Sholl, 8" bed wells, 4 rooms rn Gallipolis. 1150. $75 dop Call fl 6~ 4 -448- ' 9354 ' ~~ 2 bdr unfurni1hed houH w•th garage Call 614-4489686 2-3 bdr house fully car- "' petad. stove. refng , d1.-. hwasher c1ty school• Call 614-446 -444 7 for Sale ' In langav•lle, 6 room houi.:': w1th bath Garden space , 8 200 00 par month NEW AND USEO MOBILE depo11t plu~ Refinances rr. qulrod Call 61 4 -992-7285} • 3 be!froorri"S", newly redeco .. rated n&w cerpet, 8275 00 monttt. daP.OSit requ1rlld 304· 675 2661 ' Two bedn;om home on Ohio Street 8160 00 per month plus depoltt, call after 5 00 PM 304 876 6711 House for rent in Pomeroy, 6100 00 per month Call. 1978 Norna two bedroom ~~~~~~----42 Mobile Homes total electnc on nice lot w1th for Rant large two car garage Call Own a buutllul Chtldron 'o 22 Money to loan : Setting of Estate (1 I 147· Shop Offering the llteat m fashions Health Tex. bod, lee. levi, Chic. Jordache, Butter Brown 1nd •many more. Furnlture-acce110r111 end toys by Gerber and 303-789-3200 ext 2405 8139 ---------~ ' collect 806-432 4403 Nice 6 rm home, bath. basement , 24x24 garage on 1 lf• acre flat lot. cloae to Mlnufacturer awarding dealership in .available areas 1oon Graat profit potential 1n an e•panding indultry For appl1c1tion ctll Wedgcor 100 acres farm land price~ : torqu1cksale Caii614-3BB, ~ 2459 or write P 0 Box 889, Parkersburg 28102 Foshlons 601 -329 -8327 Hollow Rd, $10,600 fnm •; Call614-448-7476 : : :; Modern 3 bed room, 4 acres. good well, Iota more. no Houses for Rent rea1onable offer refuNd, 41 ' Cornttock area , 304-875House tor rent Call 304- ... ... 3030 O< 876-3431 ~ cared for 2 ttory bnck &. HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL vinyl Colonial on 2 lots 3 lTV MOBtLE- HO~E SALES bedroo"'-·~'•m1ly robrn w1th 4 Ml WEST. ' GALLIPOLIS etone fereplaclf'& ceiling fan, AT 36 PHONE 614 -448sunlten hvingroom, foyer 7274 w1th 2 bafold closets 2 112 baths, dmmgroom , mu~ 12x80 Schult t0x22 It room. kitchen equtpped with" porch. lergelev.ellot, Crown tmooth top range, OW, G C1ty, pnce neg , help f• · dtspoul, pan1ry. 2YJ car nonce Call 514-258 -1444 garage With opener Utiltty room. new carpet & wall 1981 V1ctouan 14x70, cover.ng. tntercom ayltem Quad Creek, priCed reduced IB9,900 Coli 614 446 Call 614-246 -9298 or call Monog•r ot 304-216· 4661 $17,900 00 inCludes begin· ning 1nventorv · tratning fl~~:turea grand opening promotion• tnd round trip a1rfare for two Preattge ... ' rn Bellemood. ,104- 676 4072 32 Mobile Homes pasture and woodland Mongoge 306 1 or • oven, ranga top. new refng , plenty cabinet apace 1% beth, Y2 basement located 860,000 purpose 875-1818alter400 lot 304 675 3981 814-448-0118 . any 304-675 -6468 lg LA. lg kitchen, butlt tn acres. one houae. 3 barns. one garage, 66 acres bottom land, re11 in paature and timber plus tobacco base for By owner 37 acres 3 nti J from HMC. on Kemper.... • rooms, Investment Opportunity S1ngle1 & Multiple housing Purcha.. 1 or all, owner financing ava1hlble Call 1 Owner transferred. must aacnflce. exc cond, 3 bedroom, f1nt1hed basement, 8112 per cant aaaumable loan , mtn1mal closang coati . 876 7263 675 - 5104 or " Fa~rfrtld A golden opportunitv· rn"ake money 1n your spare ttme Jotn friendly home toy par t111, leader for 30 vra Opemng• for managert & dealer• We have the largest &. best line 1n party plan Earn b1g money & bonuHI&. travel incentives Sttn & earn · money irrmediately on Raccoon Creek. netr 'Ill State Rt 7, '14 mtle eccentoOhlo RIVer, approx 4000..,.r feet of water frontage. creek :! can accomadate larger p~a. __.... sure boats Owner seek•ng -: private sale lo Investors or .. House for ula, 2 bedrooms. tha~ NOT -----------: : Galha County- land for ule Call 814-448- Kyger C<oek D,.t , 160,000 Coli 614-367-7238 you do b\lainesa w1th Basement & 3 mob1le home lots for aele. owner will "' finance Call 614 -448 0175 Add1aon Ohto river frontage " "' dovoloporo Colli814)448 - : · 2974 or 446-0786 - • ., ~ Must sell 3 bdr I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO recommends ond got Houae for sale or trad• for 6 room house, large fenCed lot A.. umable loan. 8 1/ • percent Interest . low monthly payment 304- Subd , 35 Lots 8o Acreage lo<m land 304-876-39B1 - - -- - - - - -- ',.-. insulated floor , insulated 1 acre. brick house, 3 bdr. wmdows. $13 ,900 00 your Buainess Opportljnity an~ 614 -992· phone, 3g4-876 1702 876-6391 ' 814-448-2359 21 Cell In Estate 3 bdr on At 36 , V. mr West of HMC, S40' o Cali 614-448-0803 caihng, OR , 2 fireplaces, well insulated, vinyl 11dtng, alummum Windows, liz acre lotor17lllcresavaelable Call tntarnatlonol Steel Burldlng Wan.ted · Loet, Black and white female dog Aroa of Co Rd 26 Answers to Kitty, k1tty o• gorogo 6204 3 bedroom house wcth 1 'h acre lot palhpolla Ferry. lmn1ed111e pOIIeSIIOn 2 Custom butchertng, 6 deya a bedroom home remodeled. week , phone 304-882 - tobacco b11e. 2 1crea. City Nod-A-Woy 114,900 00 to 304-878- Lost and Found school Coli 614-268-6261 afto< 6PM ,,. 1 6 rooms. bath, ut1lrty room. storm windows and doors, alumrnum 11dmg , new root. House for 1n Jackaon County, OhiO 6 miles above Thurman off R1 36 on Co 89.600 00 down Phona Rd 41, Bloomfield Twp 2 304 -876 1662 or 876 bdr , basement , atttc '1353 garden 1pace, large back yard. good cammunny, 6 room house 2 cloHd m across from Bloomf1eld porchea. m Po1nt Pleaaant, Coli 81 4-379-2lt37 fo send money through the mill unitl yOu have tnveltl~ gated the offertng Wanted To Buy 48~9 Couch 11nd 7782 Call 614-448 - Coli 1-800-227-1610 Pon Pit bull end pon beagle. 1 puppi... ready to give away In 4 wka Mother 11 BriHany Spaniel. F1ther is Border Colhe Wtll be' med size dog wtth wavy hair Green Townahtp new 2 story 4 or 6 bdr formal dtnin groom, utility room. 11!J bath. garage, concreted rive. nice lot, 4 % mi from Galhpolis on Rt 141 Will conttder mob1le home 11 trade-tn Bargain priced, woodburner, carport, deck. ctty uti~1t1e1, & schools, 3224 992-60B6 oltor 4 30 PM Aprtl 14. 13e.6oo Gtpo. Wostbrooke bobyolnlng In Rio Grande Coli M•ni at 614 - 2469663 people you-know, Public Sale & Auction color TV. 4 yr old husky mele to good home in country Call 814- 29 18 Wanted to Do Baby furniture, freezer, t l· bles. lltmps, cloth1ng, mise , Pupp111 Yz Germ. Shep • Ya naado repa1r Coll814-3877497 ith new $32,900 00. 10 percent down, f1n1ncing available to qutliflad paniea 3 bedroom house 1n RustiC H1llt Fully carpeted, storage building, large lot Cell614~ Small Eng1nJ Auto Repair Re11onable r1tes, molt jobs can be done ai!:'~Your home Choahlro, Oh 45820 Bill Gene Joh1110n RCA you receive Platno. Ohio 6 1 bdr houaeat84MIIICreek St as Ia, except 10011 Until Business Buildings Ra,l C~te remodeled M•dSALE OR LEASE, " dle.Sort home . ANI b1rg11n FOR commercial property end pricoll l Colt 814-992-8941 . new b';'ild•ng, 70 'x 10()' wh:h ' 200 ' road frontage, Sectional home, like new. all 2noacre•. zon1ng requ1red. 2 mtlea new appliances 3 bed- nonh of Po1nt Pleaunt, W . rooms. large living room. Vo on At 112 phoM 304family -stile kitchen. end 675- 1678 weokdoys, 304d1n1ng room Situated on 676 -7896 evenmga and l1rge lot wh1ch fronts on three ttreeta E;~~;cellant weekend• nei ghborhood Tuppers Coli 614-992-7034 <totabllohed gospel group Dadtcotad and reliobl• Call 162,500 after 8 p m 304-898-3864 . 8038 if 34 Homes for Sale tioo Coli 81 4·692-1 189 doyo or 814-594 2874 after April 2, 3,1nd 4 B 00 1 Cor, u•• range. mite household Items. etc 1% miles off Rt 814-448-3872 Conaole tnveat:ment 8 unit epartment complex, budt 1974,4 epattmen1a furnllhltd. only 1 % v1cancy, r111den1 manager, t1 ,440 monthly Income Renter• pl'f all uttli- Wtll do house clean•ng an 387-0172 Golden Retriever Coli 614 448-7130 Homes for Sale Netghborhood yard tales 1% miles up New lima Rd April 1,2, and 6 Furn1ture, clothing. tools Auct1on every Friday night at the Hartford Community Center Truckloads of new 24 hours doily $BOO 00 por merchandtH every week month, private pa .Cons1gments of new &. used now available. • merchandise alw1y1 welcomed. Richerd Reynolds, SINGLES CLUB I Auctioneer Call 304-275Virgmiansll Details • 00 3089 H1llbilly Heerta Club, Box · -·····················~·-···· l.,mlnum & Vinyl 114ings In person at La S1lle Reatau rant or Lounge during bullness houra No phones calla. plaaae. Avon. call 304-876- & Vicinity & Vicinity &Gar"'"' Also port-limo kitchen help noaded Lo Solie Lounge bortender mixologist . Apply month1 while In school ----Pt-Pieasant 2812 M.-d•ton Avo, Potnt PJ•a••nt, 304 -875-'1293 111d 304.876-7977 Ealoblishod Jan 1, 1981 Per. be 21 Garage Sale. April 1 and 2 on North Mam, Rutland Me1ga Boxing Club. Second 1111ion or •1 00 per week, Mon thru Frt Fruit juice and nutritional pi~k-up after cool-down tf'athy Meadowa. tnstructor. Clll 814- Must Manager trainH. qualify you wtll m at \he now ······aaiiiiloiis.... ····· [usfom Polt Jlclgs. Aollluront firat road left past radio station Fitl;h house St .. Middleport $1 50 eoch 1 31 31 6 Mechonlc St .. Pomeroy · _8-:-B-8_·_7_3_1_ 1_.--,:---:---:-1 --:-o• colt 114-992-2121 . on Kriner Rd dogo Coli 814-992-3888 Lone Bottom, OH Appty ot Crowo Stool HouH Waitreu needed for La Salle 9 Stres Start From 12'd6' UTILITY BUILDINGS Sizes from 6'x6' Up Waitre11 needed for •vening shift and cleanin; ledy Energize your day Aerobics 7 30-8 00 31 thing 3- 18. books April 1·2-3, 9 -& 'hml offRt 218 B1. L~tvuy, W Va 26878 ALL STEEL & Oog toddler-tHn, women• clo- tonal care ln • home like atmosphere. Cenified gerontologlecal nurse on duty 114 (OUIT ST., POMEIOT Auots lrolii Covrthoult Insulated 6 Famllv Garage Sal• Rain or ohlno. Clilldrano clothing Coll814-992- 2041 Pupptas, holt Ptn Bull. 1 gt~ 2 boyo. 304-812'-3242 *16132 MAICH SNCI# • ln ........ Poel In ACCOUNT P.lONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS '992-3410 LIMESTONE 675·1311 Phone 742-3171 s...... 14. ,JUST CALL! POOLS PLUS wv·usso . -INDIVIDUAltEniEr.lbiT ~ 2101 JelfwMo • • Pt. ,....._, M~GHEE ..., -· -IRA . - __,. IN A VEHICLE •lntulation •Storm Doort •Storm Wlndowa •Replacement Windows A1111 ou ncp, lllllt lt s 448 -37B8 2081 Will do all ty.,_ of excavating, landscaping, basements. sew· age IIYIIIams. watlll' and gas linlil, water well drilling and servtce. trucking (hmes· tone 8o dirt). 1/22/ llc VINYL & AlUMINUM SIDING 304·615-2441 IZ-3 tin Nu1rtt1on11 we1ght loll pregram, all herb. no druga, management poalt1ona. fulltime, part ~ time Call 814- POLE BUILDINGS « • 10-8-tfc J&l BLOWN INSULATION fridoy I p.m.-2 p.m. Sai.,doy 10 o.m.-11 .3D a.m. LARGE ANIMAlS AND SUIGEIY IY APPOINTMENT ~ MOTEL - DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL V. C. YOUNG Ill Thur.U, 3 p ,_. 5 p.m 11-14-tfc 3 71 mo 992-6215 or 992·7314 Pomtroy, Ohia -.y 3 p.m.- I p.m.. Tu..-, 6•30 , ...... p.m. Wo.,today 3 p m.·l p.m 992-5875 Or Harp Wanted Wlnted Someone to tear s.. utiful 3 bdr home bMilt downhouaeforthematerial 'r you •18,100 & up See Contact Homer Ba•t•r at our models Call 1 -614- much ·-~~---~-·-············· · ····· 3305 ll(KSON AYE. SMALL ANIMAL HOURS 11 'diohoo, clothing • I PT. PU#JANT OFFJU ResJden!Jal & Commercii) 4 (614) 985-3105 Addons and Jtmodel•ng Roofing lnd gutt•r work Concrete work P1umb1og and tlactr.cal work (Free E1t1mates1 OPEN EACH THURS._EVE. 6-8 '••••••••• s•·~•• ~llf RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANC( Pomoroy, OH. - PAUL E. SHOCKEY, D.Y.II. We Htwt Af•ll Tl•• 12:5-tfc CARPENTER .SERVICE CLINIC IN MIDDLEPORT JOHNSON ELECOIC Fa<lory YOUNG'S VE-TERINARY after 15 ·OO for more Inform•· tlon or 11m ply come to cl111 12 Gougo Shot.,ns Onlr 2/2511 County-Nat 985-4452 Alhtns County-Doug 695-1010 Meig1 992-8885 bafore 1 0 00 or CHESTER--985-3307 Howard L. Writesel Roofing Co. /111111 Ov•r 30 Yra. Exper.. nce Alto Tr•••11l11lo. PH. 992~5682 or 992-7121 711 1/ lln THE BIRD CAGE . "9,,1,1 $,fell/" li111HI i ~ in person . more Painting - Carpentry Wallpapring Rl. 124,Pomtroy Ohio mD RENT A CAR' .--~~~----. ~ NoW ·' "' Chromo,....,.., ....... $70 ' ~::R.eol~ ' . biTC.HING SERVICE Ftndtn ......................... • 5I Rt. 611 W111 Darwt Main St. PH. 992-6911 _ 12 1 WHALEY'S AUTO PAITS *VINYL SIDING *ALUMINUM SIDING *BLOWN IN INSULATION Jr. 992-6191 Jun Trunell 949-2660 Dottie Turner 992-5692 ,. ---------- ·ll·-------11) c.rt Jt. 73-lp Chtuy Tr. Wtlt Pomeroy, OH. Co urn su,porh ... •... 165 Ntw and Used Auto Glau-latt ,._.,Parts 1·13-tlc ll. _ _ _ __ "34. Tile .,..., •••••••• I02 Ftndtn ...... ...... .... 1110 ''· 992-2196 Middleporl, Ohio J1 _ _ _ _ _ __ . Mall TillS CCIIIpa•WIIII RemHMilea 11 -14 Chtwy. Tr. Do"O.t .... .. ........ 'Ill PAT HILL FORD za. _ _ _ __ ' 73-10 Chtw' 11. Ft.....,,,_......... ....161 We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boll and rod out radtators. We also repair Gas Tanks. lll. _ _ _ lit. . ._ --_ -- •• 15. ,PH. 742·232~ RADIATOR SERVICE REALTORS Henry E Cleland ··-------· MITCHELL'S HOME VIDEO CENTER - The Daily Sentinei- Page- 7 j" Townhouu, Tuesday Apr 2 , .S-6. 8edopreods drapes, TOWN & COUNTRY MACHINE & PARTS 'and SERVICE ~ 5 He e & Vicinity C&C REMODELING Roger .Hysell Garage'. 1·3· 11< *CONCRETE WORK •Waahera •Diahwa•hera •Renges •Aefriger1t011 •Dryera •frHzera wants an 11. _ _ _ __ , ,.,•• & s.,~iu *BASEMENTS *SEPTIC SYSTEMS •FOOTERS *GRADING All M1ku $75,00000 :M. far• Equlp11111tt BULLDOZfR & BACKHOE WORK 985-3561 23 . ...;__ _ __ 7. ··------'-9. _.___ _ __ '"- TROMM EXCAVATif.G · KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 70. 21 • 22. _ _ _ __ 6. Authonzed John Deere. New Holland, Bush Hoe farm Equipment Dealer IU ,._.._ •• li!IMI (CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USI) a bath, anjl and other OUI,biJ.ildings 24 25. GUYSVILLE. OHIO ) ~--------~--------~--------- .• WANT AFARII7 Then thiS 105 acres ol nice lay1ng land may be your dream come true. There ~ 6 000 square loot well bu1tt barn, Ire€ gas and a pro. ducmg gas and 011 well The owner took 3,300 bales ol hay (or one cuttmg last year The (arm house has 10 rooms II. , -_ - -_ - -_ . -_ -_ 19, _ >' ,_,..,...,.,. Business Services ble, Vinton and Washington Countleo, Ohio, on voriouo routn ond.oections, by appty- VI Anna ...... c.. wv Aflle.MNI ............. AM .. Oh10 Standard Time, T~. April 18. 1984, tor IN THE COMMON PLEAS CntJRT OF MEIGS COUNTY, ' OHIO GARY GRIFFITH AND JUANITA M GRIFFITlt Dean, ··.......... ... -· ,• lumbus, ONo, untd 10 00 Public Notice enter lmo maentenance and park1ng agreementJ and spe- Hotfcy (4) 1, B. 2tc Otrector of Transportabon to construct the above descnbed imprCNement. '" accordance ..•,. ,. '" -"'- :::..·:,,. .. , . . . . . t ... CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO Columbus, Ohio Morch 16, 1985 Contract S.too Legal Copy No B6 -347 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT SRG-OOOA(199) FRG-OOOA(196) Soolod propoult will be I8COill8d II !he office of the Director of the Ohio OOjNirt· mont of Tr.......,..tlon, Co- President of Council Attest· Jon Buck Julluwlll•ll'lr 1'~11111 ' r•.tr<h.,llf"• • 11Mw~~«•-• le,NMa.,.,...... ---..,N'"o"nce To Fued Hollman Mayor 'SALE~~GS~~VICE U. S. RT. 50 EAST I llful/11•11 1"'/ff'l " " ror Ihr• t1IMI......U...., IJCI ,... ................. Public Notice Pioatied March 1 1, 1986 J _ __ ..................... ........... Pub he -------Giiiiiiloiis~-----­ Business Senices • -=~ ~ -;. • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio :::-:-------,.-----....--~-'Ti:::========:::;1 ~;~~--v~-,d ·s~;.;-c·;~;~~~~ ,,._ effect and be 1n .,force lmmedmely upon its P"IIOO end approval by .tho Movor. WIH, it shalt take elfeet alljl be In force from and o1ter the eertlest period allowed by law Monday, April 1. 1985 ' PHONE 992-2156 II< Willi DolKI- ClattlllH 0t;t ........ Dill " ' AHirlt Dltl Public Notice • ' . 111 C..rt II , '-101 dioJo 41711 Wolfe, Barbie R<>ush Filth grade - Josh Codner Sbcth arade - Junle lleegle Jayson Codner, Chris Harm oo, Michael Kinca id Aaron Knopp E M R - Unda Lewis, FOITeSt Teaford, Travis Cain, Eddie Wllll, , J ames Parsons Jr ," ~ren Saltsman MayllJ Yoacham beer all coo. of the improve· T_he J?aily Sentinel First Jl'lldo - Robin GUllaple, Woody Rl<hanls. Denise Roush, Gabriel Smith Second grade - David Pickens, Toni Sellen!, Michell• Hatris Third grade - Christie Cooper, Jamey Smith I f'OW1h grade - Michael EvaM, Shawn Jenny Varney Sixth grade- Jarrod ctrclf> Jason Clrclt>, ShannQn Counts, Jenny Dramron, John Hoback Roy Johnson Colin Ma idens , Norman Matson Jennifer SmHh. Angel Snide! , .Jan Williams Shelly WlnebreM er, Public Notice -ns are decorah•• (no but· tonl!olts), side line " sleek and slimming ThlschomlseiSproportiooed to Itt oasn, Printed Paltfrn 4990 Hall Sizes 101'7 to 26 'k 13•• for each panern Add 50J 8ICI> pattern lor poSiage and • Monday, April1, 1986 Pomeroy- Midd_lepert, Ohio rol~--~--~----~--~------- • House w1th 4 Iota, barn, House for Sale 62 lmcoln St. 812,500. needs some ropa1r Call 814 266 -1773 after 15pm ' Older tix room house (w1th two bedrooms) for sale or rent Double car garage, full basement . On apprOJtl · mately 1 9 acre lot Rose Hill. Pomo<oy 129,600 Call 814-878-2513 In Pomerpy, three bed rooms, 1 Y2 bath, all utilities, air conditioned, insulated, carport. baMment, large lot 614-268 6460 1973 Boron 12x86 2 ~dr, central an, underpmned, awning , exc cond , on rented lot 1n town Ctll 814-448 8677 or814-448 2906 otter 6 00 12x66 Indy total electnc, oxc . cond 1347 Call 814 446- 10x60 2 bdr. no pets. 1150 mo plus $160 dapostt and ut111t1ea Furnished. Bulaville Ad Call 614 446-9204 or 814-446 -2861 14 X'7 0 Feabval1977 mob1le home Complete with vtnvl underp1nnmg , 11e down straps, blocks 3 bedrooma, 2 full batha, central a1r Lot can be purchased or rented ahd both . Some furn11hlngo and 1ppllancea . $40,000.00 C'oll814-949 - 10:t66 two bedroom trailer, axe cond , $3,000 00 304676-6724 19B1 Schultz 14x70, ell alectnc, 2 bedrooms, garden tub large porch With awnIng underpenn1ng. 304· tl'lroom, NU -Seah wlndowt, 51~- . ,, -----~ On Cia"' Chopol Ad , 1 child. · g ood ref , deposit, free ,1 water no pets Call 6143BB 8473 Mob1le home for reot: , 1211.60 2 bedroom fuUy , furnished with 1 0Jt26 ft glassed 1n porch 8176 00 .. per month plus uttlet111 and 1 1ecunty deposn No pets or chddron 4227 Cell (614) - 98&- -- - -- -. 12JC 50 '" Syracuse Pertly In Middleport 2 bedroom • 1 partially furmshed mobile home In c ludes washer ~ dryer S175 00 per month Oepos1t requtred Good location Coli ~14 - 992-71 14 0< 614-992 6800 Three bedroom tra1lar Crab ~ Crook Road , $176.0Q month 304-675-1206 • J 675-6120 'Crab Creek, need offer, mobile home , 3 bedrOoms. 2 add on rooms. half acre. 44 Apartment tor Rent ., nica , 304-676-3030 or 876-3431 1975 Cameron mobil• home, 12•64 ft, 2 bedroom . all electric, unfurn•lhtd. 304-6 75-1777 33 Farms for Sale- Farm houM. ea acres With tobacco baH and mineral rights. In Porter. Ohio on Clmp11gn Cre'ttk Rd . 3 bedroom houM, I 1crea fenced In, with barn, ch•ckan coop, and- pony shed , 1nd woodbumor Colt 992-2898 2 bdr mob1le home Call .., 814-446-0390 992 7880 101 acre farm for sale, one Biding. c1r port, deck. new kitchen. remodeled bo- ' 1984 V1ctOnan 70,.14 Set up tn Country MobtJe Home Park. Darwtn lot 41 As· sume mongage '49,000 7247 TJ'trH bedroom houM Alum alley Cell814-245 -5818 . furmshed $160 per month plus depostt an d utiht1e1 No pets One ch1ld Call 614- 2640 even1nga after 8PM end wHkenda anytime . 136,000 McCumber Rood, Rutlond, Ohlo. 1 Coli 614992-2143 before 4 ·30 osk tor Michoel or•fter 5 •00colt 114· 742-22B8 2 bdr Skyl1ne completely furnished. water Plld. loc~ t1on on Rt 1 , below bowlntQ .... , Coli after ftvo 814-388 8166 or 61 4 388-8262 Call 614-992-2602 Nice older home, Vtne st m Recine living room. din1ng room, kitchen. 3 bedrooms - ..~ 814 992 6846 Coli 614 -446- JACKSON ESTATES ' APARTMENTS · ( Equfl Houstn•g Opportun1ty) monthly rent starts at '113"' for 1 bedroom and •198 fotl 2 bedroom dapo,lt •200:1 loce tetl near Spnng Vaii.,Y Plozo and Foodland, pool and Cable 1 TV avatlabllt. houri as posatble 10 am to~· pm end 7 pm ta 9 PIJ' ~ Mondoy· Frtdoy . Coli 446 · 2745 - or menage u.t.. le•...r~ • ----------------~ · mtla o011 of Eno on 564 Coli 114-387-0618 Me191 County, 113acrtrson private 1ownlh1p ra.d 4 bedroom , houoe wltll !uti 1 2 bdr apt furn1shed, Ill f uttllt1ea paid. no pets. He "'' dep , rent 1360, 2-2 bdt;• apta, furnished , P~trt ut•-,. t1e1 pa1d no pelt, Me dep. rent 8360 2· 3 bdr IPto,' • unfurntahed. part ut•"'-•· ,.. n9 pets. sec d~. !*ntt310. b11ement, gartte -bllm 60 acres pasture, new t.nce 20 acrea tillable Fret gas and new producing well Call614· 441- 1,184 Must otll . 80'1 WHI oonllder houH lfld 11-10 oc~eo. CoH 814-682 -4!71 doyoor614592-4524 night• ohopplng, oppl'nceo 1\,,:; 'n11hed, g11 • Wit.. "'"' M t225 mo dop. • Nf. rrl#j'• : Coli 114-448-7515 v•• ' New redecor•ted con,• . t~ neently located. clo• )0 d . ' �' . I, J I .' Pornei'Qy Middleport, 44 Apartment for Rent . 56 , · 6~ Peta for Sale I Farm Equipment location. Regency Inc. Call 304-1175-7283 875-6104 or 1175·9380. Furnished 2 rooms A beth, downataira, cleln, adult only, no pets. Ref. required . with 18'•7' goroge door 1o oervico door, 13,888 erected . Iron Horae llldgo. 814-332·97415 collect. '81 Perry T8rurul 32ft traVel trailer, 304 -.8 76· 2566 or 875-3862 . D 19 Alii• Chalmers, 2 form tlililora, 304-896·344 1. Serv 1ces Furniohed efficiency 607 2nd . Ave., Gallipolis. Share beth; I 160 utilltlea peid. odulto. Coli II 1 4·446·44 16 otter 7PM . 1 male and 1 femaht CQck-8· tiil, large cage. neating bo•, 180. Call 814-388-9783. Furnilhed efficiency $186 utllitoo pd., oingleldult. 920 4th Avo .. Gollipollo. 614, 448-4416 otter 7 p.m . 2 Reg . mole • tomato Boogloa . Colt ' 814·446· 9442 . . Riveraide Apta. Middleport. Special rates for Senior -Citi1ana. •130 . Equal Housing Opportunities . 814992-7721 . 2· female full blooded beeglee. II montha old. 135.00. Call 814-992-6819. Beby rabbits and chickens, 304-676-6043; . Tobacco poundagaforOallia Co. Coll614-379-2437. 63 Livestock 8 yr. old Rogiatorod Sorrel gelding 115.3 honda: 2 white atockings · · & white blaze. S~own In 4·H &. Quaner horoe ahowt. Coll614-288· 8622 .. {'egi•tered Quaner horH oolt: born Miy 9. 1984 1bun~ cOllar with white atar, 1390. Call 8t4-2B8-8522. Newly nmodeled · apartment. 8175.00 plus utilities. Depoait required . In SyraCU¥1. coli 814-992-7034, 814-9&2-7871 or814 -992 · 6732 . In Middleport. 1 bedroom turniohld opt. Utllitlea in· eluded, I 1 915.00 pluo dopooit. Coli oftor 6:00 pm. 814-992-7177. SWAIN ..... AUCTION & FURNITURE 82 Olive st,,1Galllpolio. New & uaed wooa -coalatovaa, 6 pc wood LR suite •399. bunk beds $199, antron recliners • 99, new & uaed bedroom suites, ranges. wringer wa1hers. & ehoea. New livingroom euitaa '199-$699. Iampo. oloo bu'/i"g coel • wood 11oVea. Coll614·448-3159. Saara elect . d~er good cond., e100. Cottf614-4464447 . . VANGUARO PAINTS Quelity you can truat . Eberebach Hardware . Pomerov. Ohio. Cell 814992-2811 . Commercial potted tomato pllnto. e100.00 per '1 000 plant.. Order early. Por· tlond. Ohio.· Call evening• 814-843-5309. 100 ft. 12 chonnel Snoke by Conqueet Sound with real . Uaod 3 moo .., $300. 2 Poowy tpaaker columna $200. Call 614·446-4526 . 1921 aolid walnut Kroeler· Campblll piano, e•c . cond., blat offer. Coli 814-4488176 after &PM. For aale Spinot· Con·sole plano ·bargain. Wanted: · re· sponaible party to take over low monthly. payments on spinet pieno. Can be Jean loc,-uy. Write Credit Man· ogor: P.O. Box 637. Shelby· ville, IN 48178. LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofa, chair, rocker, ottoman, 3 tables, (utra heavy), DC Welding Machine. Good l bedroOm furnished apt. $885. Sofoo and choirs condition. 260 amp. Call Coli 814· 992-5434 or 304- priced from S2B6. to 8895 . 61 4' 992-2566. • 8~·2588 . Toblea, 860 ond up to '1 25 . Hide-a -bada, e390. · end up Two 4 gallon humidifieri. APARTMENTS, mobile to f560 .. sofa beds 8146. Two gas water heaters, 40 Lowrey 2 keyboard organ. homes. houaea. Pt. Pteeaant Recliners, &226. to 1376.. gallon bottle ·and 60 gallon foot pedals. Good condition. end. Gollipollo . 61 4 -446 · Lompo from $28 . to 1125. not-ural . Call 81 4-985 · lnnruction book, music, and bench Included . $400.00 . 8221 . pc . dinattea from $109 .• to 3580 . . Cell Ru11ell Spencer at 436 . 7 pc . 1189 end up. 614-985-4192 . . Furnished one bedroom apt Wood table with liJC chaira Firewood UO.OO pickup in Point Pleaaant . Very clean 8286 to 1745. Ooak $110 load, $~0 . 00 delivered . Call and nice. · Phone 304-6715· up to $225. Hutc~te.s. 1660. 304-675-6782 . or 87568 pee. Fruit Bunk bed complete with 2991 . & Vegetable$ mattresaes, 8275. and up to · - - - - - - - - - · furnished' .u pstairs apart· •396 . Baby bedo, •1 10. Pole barn ~uildlngs built. For rnent, 1 bedroom. heat and MattretiBI or bo)!: springe, free eatim8tescall304.676· water paid. Adults, 304· Stoberts Greenhouaa hat fof full or twin, •58 .. firm, 188. _3 9-:B-:1_.- - , - - - - f715·2661 . end $78. Queen oata. $225. ·.7 sale cabba.ge. cauliflower. 4 dr. cheoto. $49. 5 dr. WANTED-Area . Sports En· broccoli planta. Township furnished efficiency aplrt· che1t1, e59 . Bed tr•me 1, thuaiatta that want to re· Rood 100. Racine AD 2. Call .,.nt. 1 penon, private, $20 .and $25., 10 gun~ Gun dir~ct mall .apecials 814-949-2342. otilltiea included $)1!0.00 cabinets. $360. Gaa or exciting new mar· per month. 304-876· 2083 eloctrl~ rongoa 1376. Baby l '··chor1diloe program. from Tri Freezer beef. ··set of or 675-6689 . mattreo11s. $26 & 136, bed County Sports, 304-876- plpwo 12 in. 13 fromea $20, $26, & 830, 2988 or write to At. 1, Box t-teraford · Bull, some .king frame $60 . Good setae· 471 , Point Pl••••nt. W. Va. calvea? t grade bt.i'do. Furnished Rooms tion of bedroom suitea, Include name addreas and 676·4182. rockera, metal cabineu , zip. For rent .. Sleeping Rooms heodboordo $38 • up to -:--:-----~-­ Brand naw electric wheel and light house keeping $66 . F,un1 Su pplies chair includes battery rooma. Park Central Hotel. & LIV•~:>Iock Call 814-448-0766. Used Furniture •• ~ pc. charger, 304-773-6174. dinette, heed boarda. and 2 F.urnlohod .room. •too. Utili- ?edroom auite•. 3 miles out Nightcrawlerl, live mintiel, ranpe, ref. Share bath. Bulaville Rd. OPen 9am to nows. meal worms. Tri County Sport, 304-875- 61 Farm . Equipmant t,llon only. 919 Site .. Galllpo- 5pm. Mon. tt1ru Sat. 29_81!. . . -~---~_,-.:.. lla. 614,446·4418 oftor 7 . 814.-446-0322 JP 2 , row plant~r. tobacco p·. ~·,,: ~ ..GOOD USED APPLiANCES. I',IOVliVG ' O"UT SALE, Aprif ooner. 6 pt. chizel ploW. JD Washers. · dO'erS, · refrigar8 - ht· 6th, 140BV. Oh[o St, 8 ft. whool . dioc, New · 4~ Space for· Rent. tor:a. i'~nges. Skagg·, Ap· PontPioooJnt; Sololnsldoon ·Hollo"nd· ho~ ' ;oke, 3 pt.·poot ' hole digger, wiC'ila 'mOwer. 8 plianoea, Upptr River R~ . · rainY.day•: . ft ; -drag dlac. Call 81 4·258beside Stohe ·crei1 Motel . 19" colored TV, excellent 1286. Mobile' home lot. 12'.c50' or 614-446-7398. condition. 304-676, 1703. , amaller, $76 water pa,ld. 4th • 2 troctoro 445. Long & Ford. & Neil. Gollipollo. Call 614· 53 Antiques Surplus, Denim - Army - 12,500 each . 1 milk cow. 448-4418 after ?PM. Rentai .'Camaufloge Clo· Coli 814-245· 9640 after thing. Sam Somerville's, 6:30PM. COUNT.RY MOBILE Home Old slog glaas lamp, very East Ravenswood . after· . - - - - - - - - - ··Pork. Route 33. North Pomeroy. Large Iota. Call toney, $175.00. 2 go lion noona, weekenda, ·unlined John Deere 1010 tractor atone jug · with flowera, denim jackets. $19 .00. $2,996. Allis Cholmor B 814-992-7479 . $160.00 . Call 614-949· · wido front · belly mower, . WindoW air condition, 1800 cultivator &. Plowa ~ needs Rental space for travel trail· 2801 . btu. good condltioo . 304- rubber: all for $8!15. SN Ford en, campers. fold upa. Wa · 876-2931. · tractor high & low range tar, sewer; · electric cable with front end loader. runs hook upa. Call 304-773· 54 Misc. Merchandise Speed Queen wringer type good , good .rl'bbor *1 ,860. 6661 otter 6 :00p.m . 1 - - - - - - - - - - washer. good cond. 876 . or First come firat serve. MliaMy ,Ferguson 0,5 tractor, 11v8 Tuliier loti for rent. uwer Knauff Firewood Split · 95% blat offer. 304 -773-5730. power, PS. with front end and water furnished. will herdwooda. You pick up or toke one ameli child, 304- we deliver: HEAP vender. Seson hard firewood already loodor, $2,995 . Call 814· down . Cut . up hauled on 286-6522 . 814-258-6245. 117111,1 078. tharea · sat... 1977 Trl, Limestone, Sand, Gravel . umph Chopper motorcycle. Ferguson tractor: 4 spd ., 4 new tires, naw battery, new Pick up at Richards &. Son . 304-273 -5260. MerchilllUISI~ tune·up, new paint: New Call614-446·7186 . Imprinted Advartieing Spa· 5ft. bush hog; never used. SPECIAL cut olobo 8 PU cia lties , I !;look matches. $2,360. Malley Ferguson delivered in dump Pen. Penc"ilt) factory repre· 166 diesel tractor, live 51 Household Goods ' loade truck $100. or 21oods 8180. sentltiva . Sem Somervile. power, PS, high & low You pickup 816. Call 614· (Army clothing •urplua) range; heavy duty Mosaoy 304-675-3334 . Ferguaon bush hog &. 3 245•5804. boftom plowa; 10 ft. wheel' County Appliance, Inc. Gla11 top dinnett, 4 wicker diac all for 85,495. 3000 Pool People Special: Good used appliance• and ,back chairs 8400.00 . Blue Ford dieoal-roal clolan new TV oats. Open BAM to8PM. 40% off gomao & pool .velour couch. swivel rocker rubber . SAVE . Call 61435% off toot klta, loungea. Mon thru Sot. 614-446· 1460.00 . 304-875-4548 . 286·662)!. bruehes. nat•, vac hoee. vee 1899. 827 3rd. Ave. Golli· h8ada, therometers. Middlepolls. OH . port614·992-6724orGolli- Roto tiller $75 .00. Me- 130 Farmall with cult iva· chaniJII tool box for wide bed tora. oxc . cond. Coli 614· Veley Furniture. new & polio 614 - 446 - ~051 . 140.00. Twin loundry tubt 448 ·7B38 after 6PM. uMd. large aection of qual· 140.00. 304-895-3634. ity furniture. ·1216 Ealtarn Spring Special-Patriot utility '72 CJ 6 ioop 81.600 . '72 building• on display at two Ave,. Gallipolis. convenient location•. B a. S Refrigerator e&O .OO. 4 cap inter 24' hay truck $2,500 . wood cook stove with oven '77 'A 4 wheal drive Chov· Trade · Center Furniture Produce. Vlond St. Pt. Pleo· 1160.00 . 304-676 -2461 . •1 ,500. 141 26 ft pipe unt. end French City Mobile Outlet. Konougl. Oh: New tobacco treilara $600. a1ch. Maytag & Croal1y Applian· Homes Golllpolla. 9 X 1 2 7 ft wooda Buah Hog •696. olao 10x18 1995. cu. Coli 814·448-4466 . 11,400. 7 ft tnt mower Delivered end aet up on your $700. 79ft 'A 4 whaol drive Kenmore Diahwaaher. lot_ Chov $4,600. -Camper top H&.oo. Fodder• room alzo 1.200 . 8 hpTroy Bllt •1 ,000, ail' conditioner. $100.00. 81 bod for Ford PU good , Morgon' o Woodlown Farm, Call 814· 742-2994 or 814- cond .• half hor11., new MyRt. 36, Pliny, W. Yo. 304· submeruble pump mo. era i42-3175 876· 1286 or 304- 738 · tor. 72 Fo•d PU good drive 2342 . Country Oak tables. chairs, truck. Bidwell Mill, 1114388-9688. ' cupboards, delka, ice1bo•es. Conkles. Tuppers Plains, Rt. Locust posts, 7 ft., 3047 . Hand crafted and Woodburnlng furn•nce like 875-246·2 . . new, r;apable of halting finished. 2000 sq .ft . Call 814·44613. ~0 Inch Electric ·Aengo, · .5 5 Building Supplies 185.00. · 40 Inch Eleciric - - - - - - - - - Rongo, $66.00. 40 inch gu 2-10 gal. fish oquor. with range. 1815.00. Kenmore fen. light. 1·20 gel floh Building Materilll woaher end dryer, *150.00. oquor. Coll614-446· 3732 . Block, brick. Nwer pipe1. Self defro•t rtfrlgerator, 1100.00 . Wuhlno mochino Tro 80 Radio Shock compu· windows. lintel a, etc . and up. , Electric ter. · 2 softwere pac. in· Claude Winters, Rio Orenda. dryer. 185.00 end up. Coli eluded. boll offer. Collll14· 0 . Coll814-245-111.21 . 1114-742·23112 . · 448·81715 oftor 6PM. Cement block, ott alzoa, ...:. •- - - - - - - - l e For · aale; refrlgorftor and. 4 pc , ilvlngroom suite, good building !ftltOrlala. Golllpollo .tove. Excellent condition. cond., roy1l. blue, fake fur, Block Co., . 123'1.1 Pine . St .. Harvest gold. Both tor 1100. Collll14·446-71121 , Qolllpolla. Ohio 4151131 . Colt 814-4411-27B3. 1360 .00 . Charlene Hoa· Mon.-Wod .. after 4 :30. filch. 1114-892-529-2 a t t e r i - - - - - - - - - IIPM 2 hoopltol bodo very good Block. brick, mortor end · ~dnd.. 1400 ooch. Coli moaonry oupptles. Moumoln State Block. Rt. 33, N1114-~88-81103 . Hovef\, W. Yo. 304·1822222. · • . Wlncheotor model 12. 1 gauge.' V.R. 14110. ' H.N.R . 10 gouge ahotlun 321n. Coli 58 Peta for Sale , 014-448-701 . . :=:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::= . Freah Hotatein helfera. alao cows, DHI recorda, AI aired. •leo Reg. Holstein bulle. Call 614-286-2496. Saddle of'toraea, alao gaited for trail . Riding leaaona. Tock . Call 614-898-3290. Ruth Reeves. R•giatered "w atklng Horse, stallion . 3 yeoro old. 1800.00. Call 814·9928102. '' Regiatere~ Appaloo11 mare for oole or trade. Coli 81 4 992·3B84 after 6:00p.m . Good riding horae, part quorter horse, $200 .00. 304-675-8388. 64 Hay 8. Grain Approx. 170 bolos olfalfo 19.4% crude protein, 66-75 beleo. $2.26 bole. Call 161 4 · 592-5338 . Hoy for ule I 1 .25 per bale. Cellll14-248-9316 . 65 Seed & Fertilizer Gro~nd corn $15.00 Per hundred . 2.500 bu1hel ear corn $2 .50 buahol. 304675·3308 . Tr iliiSJiflf Ioltt!ll 7l : . Autos for Sale ' -TOP CA.SH -- poid for 'BO model and newer used c4r•. ·smith Buick· Pontiac, 1911 . Eootern Ave .. Gellipolio. Colt 814-448-2282. 1 -:---~-----1982 Ford Eocort 39,000 mileo. 35 MPG . blue with blue interior, 2 dr., hitchbllck, VGC, 13:"'4 00 . Call 614-388-8710. 1- - - - - - - - - - 1 979 Volkowogon Robblt fuel injected, good cond .• AM-FM alereo. AC. Cell 614-2158·1423. 1982 Plymouth Tourlsmo 4 cyl .. 4 apd .. 34.000 milee. C1ll 614'· 379'-2728. 1-----.:_____ 1982 Camaro outomotic 306 engine~ AC, cruiae control, AM -FM 8 track, $8,000. Cell 81 4- 448· 7356. 1---------1 980 Che"Y Chevotte one owner. 4 new tirea, 43,000 mileo, e1.996. 1978 Muatang Ghil immaculate. Call 614·288·6622. 1-:::-::-------88· Plymouth Fury Ill, 66 Buick special, 73 Dodge pickup. Coll814-448-39119. 1979 Chovetto. 4 dr .. auto trans, AM·FM, newo itree, good engine, $1 ,760 . Call l-::6-::1-::4-:: -4-:4-8_·_41_1_7_._._ __ 1983 Plymouth Colt. 4opd .. AM-FM tape. ounroof. &4,299. John'• Auto Saleo, Bulovtllo Dr, Gotlipoils. Coli 814·448-4782. 1- - - -- - - - - - 977 Ford Granado 4 dr .. 8 cyt.. auto, ACI AM·FM 1950. Coli 814-448·41168 oftor 6PM. · 1983 Plymouth Refiont 4 dr .. oulo .. .151,000 miles. 1982 Dodge 400 IUIO, 38.000 mit... Colt 81 4 · 379-2726. LAFF-A-DAY a-Ice. l- . ' "JINI ..... '••• • •• • ~ ....,. ... ,,.. ,..,.,., .... , , ,,..,,,_. '• 1 978 Chrysler Cordobo one owner. good condition, 'new tlroa. 11,900. 2 tiroa G7B1 4 .in . Colt &U-448-2867. 1977 Gran Prix 350. outo, air, cruiae, tilt, AM-FM, new tirea. new eJChauat, navy shocko. Call814·446-0492 oftor 8:30PM .19711 Malibu Cloiolc . Runs good. 81500.00 . Coli 814· 992·21178. • 1973 Otds convortoble Deha 88. Perfect condition. 11250.00. 1989 GTO convertoble . 1860. 00. Call 814·992-118411. 1983 Block Comoro. Excellent condition. AT. AC, Crulao, Tilt , AM·FM Colaatte. Colt 614-7423080. '1 974. Z2B. L-B2 engine, moko offer. 304·895-3472 or B95 ,3987. 1 977 LTD Lindau Ford. loaded, no rust, 7 ttroo and wheels •. epare never · used. 304-882-2478 . '74 Volka~agen, rebUilt en· gino, good cond, •goo .oo . 304-676-17119. 1982 Ford Escort, 2 dOor, 4 opold, AM·FM, Michelon radilll, extra clean. 814· 387-7BI50. . 72 Trucks for Sale 1 9119 Ford 800 tondom ule dump truck with 14ft. bod, good mechonlcol cond, Call 814-387-0203. 1981 Chevy Luv, 4 opd ., AM · FM $3,999 . John'a .\uto' Salea. Bulaville Dr. Golllpollo. Colt 614-448· 4782 . 1978 Chev . .•A ton truck, with topper. good cond .. $1,2150. 1977 Old 1600. Coll814·3117·7238. 1974 Chevy Luv, new tir,.a, runa good, 1800. Call otter 6PM. 1114-268-8251. . Motorcycles 1984 Ford Ronger exc. cond., 12,800 mlleo, $7.500 . Call 814- 38B· 9981. ' 1982 C·1 0 Chevy outo, PS, PB, AC, tilt wheel, AM-FM. rldio, tl5,000. Colt 81 4· 245·5870. Ford dumr, truck, alool bod, good 101 d truck U2110. 304-1578·2198 . 1977 Dodge von (window! outo .. AM-FM radio, crulae. air. etc, $2,800. Call 614· 446-4182. ' 1980 Suzuki LS760 4cyl., 4 atrolce, under 6,000 mi . Adult ridden, never abuaad. with ICCOII .. $1,800. Call 614-448-4171 . 1978 Honda CB 360 T Iota of axtraa. low mile1, 1974 Yomoha80CC dirt bike. Call 614-268-6836. . 1980 Hondo CR 250R, vary good corid. Call 814·446· 9710 . 1980 LTD Kowallki 760. .2.000 actual miles. like new. Vary shorp. $1500.00. Callll1 4-949-2410 or 814, .2~7- 3901., . 1972 Hondo double. over· head cam. 450 cc, new tires: 1978 400 Kowoakl, 304· 578·2372 or 576-2285. · Hi' THIN I< PLAC1!'15- A THI~ , 7 :00 '7 :30 ANNIE 8 :00 ..1 PRACTIC'LY HAD T'Y!U AT €>ANDY T' MAKE HIM UIIVE ME.. _ WT WHY 5HOULti WE 80TH RINGLES'S SERVICE . ex· perienced carpenter, electri-" cian, maaon, p~inter, roofing (including hot t~r ippllcation[ 304-875-208B or 675 · 7368. Rotary or cable)ool drilling. Most walla completed same day.· Pump u lea and servi· cas. 304-896 -380.;;! . BIRD? THERE IS NO BIRD ON MY HEAD, YOU DOLT! I ..... Building-remodeling. dry- . wall, kitchen-bathroom installed, door·window framing, vinyl and elumn 1iding; roofing, 304 -675·2440 . 8 & D Home Improvements, vinyl end elur:ninun, siding. ' life time warrentyt guttar!l. .soffit. inSulation. reph1ce .. rrient ~Wi!'1doWs: ~9 year warrerity. Free estimates. 304-678-6101 . .. Excavating WI_NNIE ... I CAN TRY Good · 1 Excavating, base· mehts. footers, dtiveways. aeptic tankl, landacaping . Colt onytlmo 814 -448 4637. Jomeo L. Davison, Jr . owner . TO LOCATE WINNIE, IF IT'S /Af~l':4/VT, ORVIlLE ... R~asoneble Rates . Ditchlng1• for water. gas. electric. and drolnogo llnos. Coli 61 4·, • 446-8150B or 814·448· 2776 . 226 Mot<>r on~ ·ttanamia· aion, , want to ·nil by parte.· 283 chewy porto. 244 Syco· more $t. In Mlddlepon,l .· BARNEY' B • M TIR~S. Tiro dooto. Custqm Wheelo, Call for prlcoo 304-B915-34611, Since 1971 . '88 CheVY truCk .for parte only, *100.00. 304-875· 87112 . . 77 Auto Repair Peraona Body Shop. Locust Rd. ~- Pleount. Pool ~·K . Froo Eotlmoteo. 814-888· 4174~ 78 C•mping Equipment , Eiel)trical Refrigeration ·"SEWING Machine repairs; ieNice . Authorized Singer.. 51181 S. Service Sharpen' • Sciuors. Fabric Shop , Polo1eroy . 814-992 -2284. ' 79 1978 Dotai>n 210, atoridord ahift,oome ruot,11,1100.00. 304-4111· tau. 1872 1 II' tro,.. tr0Uor. Coil 1114·388-81.89. Motor• Homea So Campara ' saturday's I . (Answers tomorroW) JumbiM: MOUND LEECH PAUPER TALLOW Answer: wt'lll geople often get after becoming opulent-CORPULENT MIIJGI James Jacoby By James Jaeolly Is it possible..that having tao many high cards in dummy may have· a . hypnotic effect? That seemed to be the case in today 's deal, when declarer inexplicably defeated himself in a slam conttact that was easy to make. On Wesl's opening lead of the dia· mond seven, the I 0 was played from dummy. East played the queen and declarer took the ace. The slam could certainly not be made on a crossruff, so South naturally pulled trump . He played a club to dummy. and then another of dummy's high clubs. Only then did he stop to wonder how he was .going to make the hand. Eventu· ally he cashed the spade ace, came to his hand with the club ace and took a spade finesse. He later lost to the king of hearts . The right play is really simple. At trick twa, South should play a hearl to the queen. If West happens to hold the heart king, declarer will either win the trick with the queen , or at least establish a parking place tor the JaCk of sjlades. · rnin.) . .. ,Although it is ;right· !O· draw the ® Living Plaoo.t(CCI ·fl)tar~ .. gins ~ai lh~·. land:' The lifo · · ........ ·-: ~· 81 ()J News ACROSS 1 Solitary PEANUTS TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP . 1 183 Soc. Ave .. Gallipolis 8 14-448· 7833 or61 4-446: 1133. THIS IS MY FA'JOIC:IT('E . APRIL FOOL JOKE ... • port '11 East t7 opponents' little trumps belore they can do any damage, tbere can be an overriding consideration. .On this deal. pulling trumps immediately used up an importaht entry to declar: er's hand and cost the.slam. ..· · · .; ... ..: ~ . 4 Terminate ofsyrup (comb. fornnlb+++ - ZIExN.Y. governor f1 Coin of Portugal vessel • "-pro nobis" 31 Rested :MSportlng event 37 Plall!llta SSEntice SSPrinclple • WestctlNod DAJL : . Y cRYPTOQl.JOTES- Here's bow 1o wo&it . • e ,(]) MOVIE: 'The Battle of the VHie FloriU' (1Q CBS New& Nlghtwj~teh • MOVIE: 'P!ctlon In the North AtlontiC' • Zl Mining find ZICburch a Allen Footbell: Son Antonio 11 Portland (f) ABC News Nlghtllne II ([) McMillen & Wife 'Blues for Sally M .' (R) (90 min.} tlJ News 1:00 (I) I M..-led Joen (I) Em• toli rruent Tonlght etlJCNN HMdlineNewa • Wild, Wild Woot (MAXI MOVI£: 'Veley Girl' 1:16 (HIOI MOVIE: 'Local Hero' 1:30 Cll Doble Gllh Cil N-/Sign Off z Voiced S Anc. ointment zs Wltllln (!) SportoCentor (I) MOVIE: 'A Covenant ~h ~h' DOWN 1 Official U N.J.'s 5 Sweetened . nickname • Pyro/nania IS Ancient 7 Aglow Yettenlay's qwer 1t ''OSole-( 8 -cinch 17 Clangor t Altogether Z1 Britlbtness Sl ~ poker 18 Espied 1% Tenn ZZ Cutoff 3llsraeli 1t Girl's '1 · in office zs Rebuke port nickname 14 Edit a text u Distaff :a In those 21 Tendency 18 Serum title days ZZ Dock -(comb. fonn) Zl Girdle 35 NepUve ZS Van Dyke, Zll Apattmerit Zl French 31 Tavern e.g. , house river offering u One kind r:--r,-,r:-~::­ (i) ABC News Nlghtlino • Twilight Zone IH80l' MOVIE: 'Christine' 2:00 (I) ............ fllthor .. Opening lead: 64 5Gfrmancity symbol 11 Algerian (]) Bill Cosby Show (() Dod' I Army • Bonny Hill Show IHBOI Coming '-ttroction~ . 1 1:30 II II) (!) Beot of Conon . (]) Boot of Groucllo (f) WKRP ln Cincinnati (!) . USFL Uphplatery ,, I+ ~ Pass Pass Pass ·by THOM'AS. JOSIPH > Dovld Lettermen (]) love Thl1 Bob -----....-'·. 4 NT s·NT Pass a,•.•~.. AXYDLBAAXR laLONGFELLOW • e ()J Eye on Ho!l)-wood •Giinomoko 12:30 e II) (l) Lete Night with Umostono; gravel , aond, fill ' dlrtond cool delivered. 304- i 8711·4412 , I i PasS Pass Pass Soot~ Pittman~ (HBO] MOVIE: 'Romancing tho Stone' IMAXI MOVIE: 'Gandhi' 9:00 IIIIJ Cil MOVIE: 'A.D.' (]) 700 Club (!) USFL Football: San Antonio at Ponland Cll 81 (j) MOVIE: 'Love Livet On' !CCI · ® NCAA Booketbell Championship Final Caver· age is presented from Rupp Arena In Lexington. KY . 12 hrs .} . ,__. 1 (I)® American Playhouse (CCI 'Concealed Enemies: b ::,: suspicion' and 'Accusation .'' First' of 2 pans·. One o..f ·the molit controversial Charges of subversion in American history is dramatized. IAI12 hrs.[• · 10:00 (I) MOVIE: 'Vanished' Part 1 @II Soap lHBOl The Loundromat Wtien two lonety strangers meet at an all-riight lauodro· mat. they discover ~s much about themselves as each othel. 10:30 (]) Together: Boones .INN News Modell' ' Vulnerable : Neither Dealer: South West Norlb Easo ,.....;. (() BoMy Hill Show (1Q MOVIE: 'Artists and Do you need eomething ; moved or hauled away? • We'll do .ttl Colt 614-268• ' 6261 after 8:00PM. : •• forms 10 e.cJs~oce 10 es.tu · .aries and ·salt ~rsttes ar:e . ·explored. (6Q min.} IIID MOVIE: 'Tho AlrtObiog· raphy Of Miss Jane 1 2:00 (]) Burne SNAKE!! !. NORTH 4-1·" .AKJ 'II'Q2 t K J 10 +KQJ109 · WEST EAST +Q 53 +7H2 '11'98 7 6 'II'KJIO o • Q32 • 7 6' • +s 3 2 SOUTH . 10 9 8 'II' A 4 3 t A98 +A 8 7 6 Tripping over your owrf feet !MAXI MOYIE: 'H.O.T.S.' K_en!s Water Service. Walle, ., Cllterna, poole filled . Phohe • 814-=187-0623Qr614-387 - • 7741 night or dey . a. r (CCI James Boys Water Service. Also pool a filled. Call 61 4266 -1141 or 614 · 4411,· 1176 or 814-448-7911. R & M Furniture Menufacturing. St. Rt. 7, Crown City, Oh. .Coli 111 4·2881470, coli Evo . 614.4 48 . 3438 . Old new Uphoal8rtd. - ~VENAHE ~ 1 I IJ 0 ([) Simon & Simon General Hauling· 87 . () K .Cil Letonlght Americo .. iJ.1J Taxi ' 1877 Trovol Troler, 28 ft. olr. el ..tric ond , u••· hoot . Awning, good co.n dltlon 111.000. 304-8711 ..4088. • Cll Or:Who ·• 85 I STRON j ''=-~-- 11:oo am m m o ([) ® ® 17 ft. Auto Perts So ·Acce. .orias IL .. (jJt. Nowo · (IJ Hot Pouto· (() Beverly Hlllbillloo 0 ([) JIM'S PLUMBING & HEAT· t lNG. At. 1. Box 365, Gellipolio. Cotl814·367-0676·. Shakeapetre trolling motor 12 lb. thiUot. $86. 1 out• boord onglno 3V. HP, 180. Callet-4·387-7238. 76 ... in that car~ CARTER 'S PLUMBING ANO HEATING .Cor. Fourth and Pine Gollipollo, Ohio Phone 61 4-446 · 3888 or '' 614-448-4477 & .. , . .. Who told you you could qet nm1"'T.h•Pr I 84 I YONISrb II (I) Cll CV• a Cll GO G1 (j]) 3 -2· 1, Conul:t (CCI IIID Diff'ront Strokoa !MAXI MOVIE: 'Roco for the YankH Zephyr' II (I) (l) NBC News Cil Riflemen (!) Mezdo SI!Orlslook (() Sofa ot Homo Cll (j) ABC News (CCI 0 Cll 110 CBS NoW. Cll · Nightly Busmeas Report (j]) Body Electric 111D 0!1e Dey 11 a Time U (I) PM Mogazino (]) Chuck Connor's Western Theater @ Sport.Centor (I) Sanford and .Son Cll Entertainment Tonight (l) Wheel of Fortuna 0 ([) Wheel of fortune (I) ® MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour · (j~ News Ill (j) New Neme That Tune Ill Jefferoons U (I) Tic Toe Dough (]) Cioco Kid · @ College Baaketbell Report . III All In 1ho Family Cll 0 Cll Faniily Feud ' (l) Jeoporcfv liOJ Wheel of Fortune Gl (j) Entertainment Tonight fJ) WKRP in Cincinnati (HBOI Fraggle Rock II CIJ Cil TV's Blooporo & Practical Jokea Tonight's . practical joke victim's are Bruce. Jenner and Willie Aames. (60 min.[ (J) Tho Monrooa (!) 1985 Notional H .S. Cheerteading Chempion· ship Coverage al lhis High Schaal Cheerleading event is presented from Orlando. FL. (60 min .] (I) To Be Announced Cll Ill (j) Hardcastle . & McCormick (CCI Mark and · ,'the judge become surrogate parents to two children left on tl)eir doorstep. (60 min .) 0 [() ® Scarecrow and Mrs. king An agent is given a secret identity, Amanda 's, so mat she can g8in entr· ance to a suspicious Corpor· ation. (60 min.) , ([) Ancient Lives ICC) (PREMIERE! . A Villa§e of Craftsmen .' The craftsmen living in the village of Deir El Medina and who created the Royal Tombs in tha Valley of lhe Kings are profiled . (60 by :to 101111 . Plumbing & Heating Dozer Work land clearing, : landscaping. etc . Free esti· ' mateo. Colt 614-4.48-8038 or 614-992-7119 anytime. ,' Crestllner, 185 lnboard·outboar~. poyter trim prop, power trim Uba tri-houl. 304-675· 8286. ' ALLEYOOP Cement Flniaher, Rick Gar· field, 814-986-4484 . Now I drivaWaya. parking lOts. Any 1ize job . Replace old Concrete. , 83 four O<Uinary wordl. e Fetty Tree Trimming. etump removal. Call 304·875· 1331 . . 82 6 :30 HOLIPA'II~IJ ~ a. Boats and Motors for Sale 76 U-Houl typo troller, 3,1100 lbl. cop .. lnouioted, llghto, two doors, tpare tire, cell otter p.m. 304·8911-3814. e J 1'0~, PEFI16H.. 1983 4•4 9·10. Collll14· 446·1347. ' 1878 Ford pick-up ahott-. 302, ' 4 o-d ovoldrlve. Low mlleo. Coli 814-948-2301 or814·84920911 . •• 74 · l 9117 Chevy, II, 6 cyl, -outo. Pioneer Jtereo. _run1 well. ..:..:.-:-:..,.. . -i-''-''-'---· Bo;t offir. ~04·4176-1590. ' 191i'3 ~ ilon.do VT 750 ahodow, 3600 mil••· e.xvu. ;12 Buiil< :~a s.~;,, 4 -cioor •. -ez :?oo. can &'14- 992· PS_, Pll, good cond, good 2382. · · tires, phone 304-882-2971 . 1981 Kowooeki . K3 440, '73 Monte Carlo, 304-675- new.battery, new chain~ new rear tire. 9000 milea. 7502. 11.000. Colt 814-992· 1988 Camero, 304-675 - 5919 . 4072 . 1974 Horloy Dovidoon X1978 MercUry, 4 door, low 90 . Coli efte' 8 :00PM ot mileage, clean. good tires. ~14-949 - 209 . axe cond, call 304-6761977 Honda CX600, excel· . 34B5. lent condltioo. · 304-882· 292 ·chevy, 8 cyl, engine. 3797 . rebuilt never run . Honda trait FS81 Hondo 650, cuatom 90. 304·895· 3441 . 2500 milea. excellent condi· 1965 Chevy i ton. cottle tlon 11200. 304-896-3012 truck. See•cronstreer:from · ofter 6 p.m. Caroline Lumber, $800.00 . 1981 Honda 900 Super 304·6083 or 675-2615 . Sport, 8,700 miles, exc 1979 Corvette, ..cellent cond, $2,000 .00: 304-4681853. condition, 304-675-5456. 3 plck-upo lor aole. low roosonoblo price. Colt 111 4 · 992-8848. ' "S()llleday I'd like to have a place of my own." <,I 1979 Horizon needa minor work. runo . good,, •1 .000 f_ i rm. Coll1114-44il, 2099. 1978 Ford F100 pickup. PS. auto. •2200.00 Colt 1114· 992-7483. e .,.,. ~~========:;=========~ Autos for Sale WHAT J 's Home Improvemanta, Siding Vinyl & alumi·.': num siding, overhang rutter 8t roofiog . Free eatimates. Call614-367 -7468 . 73 Vans & 4 W:D. -lc-· D & M Contractors. Vinyl 1978 International ScoUt and aluminum aiding· 4•4, 307, PS •. PB. $1,000. . replacement windows· Caii614·3BB·B317 after 6. insulating - roofing · rerll 'odeling ~nd new Now .1 986 Nlsalon PU 4x4, contiruction-gutten . Call 500 milea, sliding re1r win- 304:77.3 -6131 . dow. King cob, long bed, 110,600. Coli 814 -4411· Spring special: Gene's deep 70t9 . steam carpet cleaning. Scotch guard, free · esti· 1979 CJ-6, Golden Eagle. mateo. Coli 614-9 92.6309 PS, PB. low mileage, good or 814 · 742-2211 . cond. $4,500. Coli 614· 448-9700. J & L Insulation . Vinyl · siding. roofing. i'eplacament window•. storm ·windows. 1984 Doctge Caravan. store dooro . Call 614-992- · Loaded. Coil 81 4 -949 · 2772. 2273 . RON'S Television Service . 1978 F100 Ford von cor· Specializing in Zenith and pated thrOughout. aut. p•.Motorola, Quazar. and 361 Wlndilor engine. 304· hOUIO cello. Call 304-6768715-3978. 23~8 or -614-448- 2464. ' !&11-D'rlll.-. w.;, 1979 Chevrolet truck . Air conditioned, 14 ton. 4 w-1 drive, auto, 14 7911.00. Colt 614-742-31119. •ea.oo { 4V J:t.,.llto...l ,~11 71 r · ., BASEMENT WATERPROOFING . Unconditional lifetime gua· rantea . Local references furnished . Free aetlmatas. Call collect 1-814 -237· 0488. doy .or night. Rogero ' Buamen1 WeterproDfing. ' ' I 1972 Mercury Comet, good Orchard gran end Timothy engine, good tran1miaeion, mi•ed hay 11.60. Call 304- , good for porto t100. 304· 468-1997. 1175-2701 . r-------...:...,-...t:::::::::::::::::::,J HILLCREST KENNELS Boarding oil breedo. H••tld Indoor-outdoor foollltloo. AKC , D-mon pt!PPieo: Stud Coi11J4·4<1!!· 7781. . . 1 . !• '\ : uood· aoddleo and lock, 30!1·882-2782. unacr.....,.. t-lour ona tottorto- - EVENING Marcum Roofing &: Spout· ing . Now installi~Q. r.ubber roofs. 30 yeers expenance. tpeci.lizing in built up roOf. Call814· 388-9857 ; · J- fi);) ~ ~T ~ILED WORO rWte au~ftgN} ~ ~~ •. Henri Arnold lnd Bob t.Oo 4/1/86 Home hroprovements Wanted to Buy · • The Daily Sentinel-Pegs 9 Televisibn · Viewing 8:00 81 , 62 ..... Porneroy-'-Middleport, Ohio Monday; April 1., 1985 ~Campers · Dragonwynd Canary Ken· nel. CFA Himalayan, Peraian and "'Si•mese kittena. AKC · Chow pupploa . Call 814448-3844 after ?PM . ., "' 985 79 Motors Homes iC.IT 'N' CARLYLI ®br UrfJ Wright ' Spring Spacial: 24'•30'•8' Redecorated 2 bdr apt. , axe. Coli 814· 448 -1619 Monday, April. 1, l '· ' 1 One letter .s tands for another. In this sample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters , c• IJIOStrophes, the length and fonnatlon of the words are all ·, . liints. Each day the code letters are different, . ' ' . ' CB\'PTOClVOTE 4-1 . f. DOUHK . NHUGP S·O T -E ZHEQXQ R A HI A T~ HG PAX QDM RX DUX U X· RADP Rlt DUX . TE PAX TPAXU PAUXX ASEQUXQ DEQ GHJPM- NTSU . - ZDUY Yuter-'a ~ TAXING AND ~ FRIEND6HIP IS . A VERY FORM OF lEISURE ACI'M· TY.- MORTIMER ADLER . I PRDHE •' ·' �J • ' ' Pomeroy-Middlepon, Ohio ·Page- 10-The Daily Sentinel • · • • Patrol cites Racine ·motorist rori· 0 Easter play A Rt. 1, Racine woman waS cited . Tw~ . vehicles sustallled light -damage following an accident by theGauta-MetgspostofJheState H!ghway Patrol [Qr talluretocontroi Sunday morning on SR 124 In Township. early Sunday !110ming following a Lebanon Chester Wheeler, 26, of CharlesOnl"C!ll' accident on Meigs Cou.nty ton, W.Va., was westbound on~. 32. when troopers said a deer apparBrenda White, :Ill, was westboUnd enlly ran In front of hili van. Wheeler on 32, appro~ately nine-tenths of struck the anbnal, knocking It Into a mile east ot SR 7, when troopers · the path at a tractor,traller, driven said she apparently lost control of by Paul Simms, 38, of OanvU!e,!Q, ber car, went off the left side of the ~ reportedly lost control of his road and struck a mailbox, causing ftg, went all the right sldeoftheroad moderate damage to her car. White and struck a tree. Both drivers was ·not InJured In the. 5:45a.m. escaped tnjucy In the 7: 15 a.m. Incident, troqpersadded. Incident, troopers said. · • Paul Mason, Point Pleasant a.nd · WASHINqJ'ON (AP) - 'llle late Robert Mason, Washington. D.C.; Nfred Antenucci of G~rtleld . Tracy Tackeit, 61, Rt. 1, Vinton, ·. one step4aughter, Susan Newsome, dlc!l at 3: .12;p,m. Saturday 1n Holzer Mason; three sisters, Ruby Lynch, . Heights, Obk>, was one of the people ,. Indian Head, Md.,NancyShepherd, President Reagan called a hero as Medical Center. .Born Aprtl2, 1917, 1n Vlrgte,-Ky., Manassas, Va. and Jean Dean, he marked thefourtbannlvers;rryof son of the :late Shade and Sarah Romney:· two brothers, Lyle MclJo. the attempt . on his Ute by John Osborn Tackett, he was~a retired nald,lndlanapollsandRogerMciJo. Hinckley Jr. "Four· years ago today a man coal miner, a member of the Meigs nald and one grandson. CountySenlorCitlzensorganlzallon F'!"eral service will be 2 p.m: tried to take my life, and I wouldn't andamemberofWUkesvU!eF.&AM TueSday at the Crow·Hu~ll Fun· be here were It not for your prayers Orphans Friends Loc!ge 275. era! Home with th.e Rev. Keith · and the great skU! of the medical SuJYivlng are his wife, .Pricey Thomas offlclatJng. Burial will at teamatGeorgeWashlngtonUnlver· slty Hospital, and the bravery_of John~n Tackett: a son, Randall the Leon Cemetecy. Tackett of Langsville· three daugh· Calling hours are after 3 p.m. heroes like spec!&! agents Tim McCarthy, Jeny ·Parr, Pollee ter.s, Mrs. C.J. (Wa~da) Smith or tQ!Iay atthetuneral home. Offtcer Thomas Delahanty and AI Johnstown, ]\1rs. Richard (Cqrol) EuDPne M Johnson Antenucci. Theyandyoucontlnueto Nelson <>t Delaware, and Mrs. R<iy· .,• , be In my thoughts as Is another who ' tJohnnleJ JohnsonofBidwell: eight Eugene M. Johnson, 77, ' 4B.'ll1 . was InJured that day, my press grandchildren: a brother, Edgar Township• Road 631, Racine, the Tackett of VIrginia; andtlveslsters, community of Antiquity, died Sun- secret81)', Jbn Brady. "Nancy and. I ask for your Oma Spar of ColoradO, Cynthia King day evening at Veterans Memorial continued prayers•and support for of Michigan, and Pluma and Beulah · · Hospital. Jbn and his family. And also tor the ward and Nola .Rea Mason, aU of · Mr. Jolmson was born May 21, famUy of AI Antenucci, themanwho California. 1907 In Letart Township, Meigs helped wrest!~ my assailant to the 1-"iineral services will be held at 10 COunty, a son of the late Mart and ground. Mr. Antenucci died last a.m. Tuesday In McCoy'Moore LUlie Willis Johnson. · May.HewasaproudAil)erlcanand Funeral Home, Vinton, with the Mr. Jolmsoh was a carpenter and never asked a thing of others, but he Rev. MalVIn Sallee ortlclatlng. farmer and was well known In the Burial wUI be In VInton Memorial upriver area for his axe splitting of · willingly riSked his own life to save another," Reagan said Saturday Park. Friends may call at the tomato stakes for the Letart Falls during his weekly radio address. funeral home 7-9 tonight. tomato growers. He was a member 'I'llf shooting occurred March ll, · Masonic services will be of the Mount Moriah Church of God. 1981, at the Washington Hilton, dueled by Wilkesville F&AM OrSurviving are two daughters, phans Friend Loc!ge 275 In the Elizabeth Barrlnge{, Reedsville, where Reagan had addressed an , AFL-qO aftlllate, funeral home at 1 tonight and Mary O'CoMer, Valdez, Antenucci, whowas67 atthetbne, Alaska; three sons, ·Jolm · M. was a business representative for Marshall D. Boggs Johnson, Magnolia; George R. Cleveland's Carptenter's Local Johnsonwhoresldedathometocare of his father, and Paul R Jolmson, Lorain: a sister, Gladys Barr, Beaver Falls, Pa., '11nd sever@l C-LEVELAND (AP) - One nieces and nephews. Also surviving winning ticket from Saturday's are 15 grandchildren and 12 great"Ohio Lotto" drawing Is worth graildchlldren. · $1,581,!Bl, state lottery officials say. In addition to his parents he was preceded In death by his wife of 48 · The Jackpot wUI be paid In 20 annual lnstalbnents of $79,0!W, ye<U'S, nine months and 16 days, officials said. LUlie A. Grady Johnson who died The ticket listed aU six numbers July 20, 1981; four · brothers, two chosen In tbe semiweekly drawing sisters, a grandson and a great- Saturday night - 2, 16, 24, 26, 27 and grandson. 34. . . Services wUI be. held at 1 p.m. Ohio Lottecy officials did not Wednesday at the Ewing Funeral Home with tbe Rev. James Satter· field ortlclatlng. Burial will be In the Letart Falls' Cemetery. FriendS may call at the funerai rome from 2 to4and 7 to9p.m. Tues<!ay. · ' Tracy Tackett ' ( Rio h08ts . ' Stor7•Pap4 .i . Vpt.34. No.24B Sentinel St'\ff Write,r Although no ortlclal action has been taken, both Pomeroy and _Middleport mayors and village councils have Indicated they will g<l along with a proposal for a ·government subsidized cab service ~!i!IM/31l111t 12!1-2771 688 ~ JRS: & MIS-SES .l.CLOTHING .. DEE CEE SPOKTSWEAR . BLOUSES .Size .s.n mayor, Bob Gilmore and Dewey Horton, . Middleport councilmen, present to ask Amlet were ,. questions. There are 28 government subsldlzed cab systems operating through· outthestateatlhepresent tlmewlth several other prospec-tive systems In the works, ·. As explained by .Amlet, federal dollars and state matching dbilars would be ;~vall able to oper<rte the also Box 'SANDY'S BOUTIQUE 320 N. Second St. Middleport, OH. ~. for the two vlllages. · Rosemary Amlet, of the Ohio Department of Transportation's Dlvlslon of Public Transportation, present at Monday night's regular m.eettng of Pomeroy Village Coun: ell, explained more fully the proposal which had been presented to ·council several weeks ago by Pomeroy resident Bill Snouffer. Fred , Ho(!man. Middleport Extra Large 13-Gal. TrashBaga · GRAND OPENING of15 48-lnch Shop Two ol\0 wau bulbs cl. Prewired . • 1 price $18.90. ~ 90(11113Ql •fil •ID . PI!CES GOOD THIU - .· . APIIl 6TH .. -·~. . . .. ' KING BUILDER$ 4o's N: ·2nd Ave., Middleport SUPPLY' Phon• 992-3741 Coue1l11t Off ne Street P•r•l•l I . : Gii-1__,Scout thinking ' ' S&ory, pho$o Gil Pace e ' ,. . Saturday Admissions--Debra Snyder, La11gsvU!e; Paula Gilkey, Mlddiepori. Saturday •Discbar~w.~--Truman Priddy, Phyllis Baker, · Walter Harris, Alfred Duff, Jean Stewart, Pearl Redman, Debera Snyder. Sunday Admlsslons--Goldle Lightfoot. Middleport; Jolm McDaniel, Clifton: Norma Goodwin, Pomeroy. Sunday · Discharges--Billy Joe Brewer. ,. ON.QUAL,TY DECORAMA ]ud~entaworded Lorenz Equipment, Columbus, been awarded a $7!Ml9.01 judgment In MelgsCoontyCommon Pleas Court'trom Ember Mining, lnc., Pornt'Joy. The judgment was awatded for 11011·pi!ymeDt on a bill. In otller court matters, a reciprocal action for child support has been EdWin T. McDonald, 48, Rt. 2, flied by Allee Jean Chapman Point Pleasant, died Friday morn· 'tng near Leon as a re$1111 of a · ag~ tiobert Keith Chapman. drowning acctdl!llt. · Hewasemp)QyedatG&CTowlng Meiela lonlghl , lnc.Heservedln the U.S. Air Force trom :W-l5 to l!fl8. Racine VIJiqe Council wW meet Born Jari. 22,1937,1n Ror)ull)'; he lrl ,11!1111~ &el8lon at 7 p.m. tonight was the son of the la!e Maum:. H. , (Mo!*f) ,, vUlage hall. nte, and Theda Potter McDonllld. .._ lu tJ ....+1 alan .ordinance to . has • Survtvlni are lila wtte, Allee as. . SrJ!lth McDonald; two stepeon~, . ralletiiP~'I WliA!r Ntelll •1heqwnda. dll -, . HURRY IN AND SAVEl ' . I .FREE P.AIIIN~ •Hundreds of colors and patterns •Buy any_width, any length, · any fullness *4-inch double headinas and bottom hems . . ~ ~ •Hand set permanent pleats *Lined or unlined · .ELBERFELDS POMEIOY · • f,..,,,,,, •..u ......... tal II Hl·•tt tMAitGI euo Reduced tokens Reduced fare tokens, which must be purchased from the state by the villages, would be sold to the handicapped and elderly at readily accessible loca tions throughout the villages. Then periodically, thestate wou ld redeem thE'Se tokens for the full fare value. The program Is "easytoadmlnlster" said Amlet. "The sbnpllclty of the pr<>gram is the reason many communities are Interested," she added. Pomeroy and Middleport. can apply jointly for the funds with the . ' MUJ)DY, J'URBULENT . i\ND O{)T OF ·ITS· BANKS .,... ~ afcjng 'Iii!!. bank ~r. the Ohio River . were surrounded b3<wllter. Monday ·afternoon as U1e O!!lo. moved tqward a crest. 'J1JC dip IJetween ·tl!(i upper -and lo'\'er parldng lol.!l 'ln f'Qrrieroy IIIJed With water .and WM blocked to ti-afflc. · · · Sheets takes solicitor's post POINT PLEASANT- The Point Pleasant Pollee Department has recovered from the "blue flu." Severarpatrolmen returned to work Sunday with the remainder ·ex· peeled on duty Monday according to Mayor Jimmy Joe Wedge. The pollee department has been a~toreturntothelrjobs,Wedge short of manpower since last said. The pay raise Issue was Wednesday morning when seven - discussed, Wedge added, but the patrolman reported In sick. Last patrolmen were told they would ncit Tuesday night, the pollee officers receive the raises at the present time. "Theyarevecymuchawareof .sought a pay raise before Pol,nt Pleasant City Council, asking that the budget,' ' Wedge said. the.sa lacy of a resigning pollc~man Wedge said the city plans to give , be divided among all the seven who the Civil Service Test for Aprll151n failed to report to duty Wednesday; maintaining an eligibility list · of .one other officer and the p<>llce pollee otllcers . He said the city wlll secretary. At that time, city council not fill any o( the· seven pollee made no commitment for the pay officers' jobs. Medical hOtlces to the mayor's raise but expressed the possibility for an Increase tor the officers and office · last week execused ·the ail city employees when budget patrollllen· from working. The notices were from several Point revisions are ma~e. lnltlaUve on resolving the "blue Pleasant physicians. · .l 26 Cam:s ., By LARRY EWING OVP Staff Writer However, one of the major selling factors for the service Is that handlcappi>d and elderly cltlzens would Ill! entitled to use the service at reduced fares. O'Brien, 53, died In Washington on Saturday of a heart attack. Many lawmakers arc planning to attend memorial . services for ....O'Brien ori Wednesday atl p.m. at the St. TbnothyEplscopalChurchtn Mount Washington, a Cincinnati suburb.' ' , Rlffe said the House would convene at n · a.m. today as previously scheduled but that after a brief session woilld recess until April 15. The House bad planned to begin Its Easter vacation after Wednes· · day's budget Vole. The Senate •also called ort a session planned tor Wednesday. ~agea · Meigs jobless r~te up Jennifer Sheets has officially accepted the positiOn of Pomeroy solicitor. This .was announced by Mayor Richard Seyler at Monday night's meeting at Pomeroy VIllage Council. Pomeroy has been without a vUiage solicitor since last fall's. resignation of DQug Little. ·· · As explained by ·the mayor, It Is norma lly the village council 's duty · to appoint a solicitor. However, when Little resigned the poslt!On. It became the mayor'sadmlnlstra tlw right to appoint the solicitor. The mayor approached council several weeks ago about Sheets' appointment. At that time, the was delayed until ·appointment ' flu" was taken Saturday when councli could Inform Attorney , Mayor Wedge called thl? patrolmen O'Brien that Sheets would Patrick and set 'up a 10 p.m. meeting at the be taking over the position. Potnt Pleasant City Building. Six Of O'Brien had been handling the. the seven attended, along with village's legal needs since the Pollee Chief James Gaskins. and beginning of the year. However, his durlng,the course of almost an hour, ' CO!..UMBUS, Ohlb (AP) - The Ohio HouSe has post paned most of Its scheduled activit les for this week, lricludlng House ~nsldera · tlon of Gov. Richard Celeste's two-year budget bill, as a result of the death of one of Its members. Speaker Vern RRiffe Jr .. DNew Boston, said Monday the budget vote was reschedule!! tor April 15 when the House and Senate rellfl'li from a prevlously!lCheduled Easter vacatiOn. The measure was to have been considered WednesdJiy, at abnost the same hour as services foi"Rep. Jcihn O'Brien, RQnclnnati. "" 1 SBCtiop, 10 position as Meigs County Court Alter three readtngs; counclfalso judge prevented him from taking voted to adjust Ordinance 55l .whlch the job as solicitor. Even though fixes the salaries and wages of council was In favor of Sheets, two of Pomeroy village workers. This Its members were adamant that out action did not raise salaries. or courtE'Sy, ..O'Brien should be Mayor Seyler reported Brent lnfqrmed first . Sisson has been hired to cover the Coun~lbnan Bill Young spoke mldntght to 8 a.m. shift lor the br.lefiy to council about t!l<' recent . Pomeroy PoliCe Department . Sis· meeting In · Point Pleasant with son has complete<! his necessacy members of the Consolidated Com- training Seyler rcportl'd. munications cable service. Young An 11_\>Siract o!theareaonRutland reiterated the fact that ca bleusersln St. which Is to be transferred 1.0 the all of the communities served by Juri>d lctlon of Middleport Vllla11e Is Consolidated, are against the pt'O· being prepared at this time reported posed raising or cable service fees . Councilman Young. Council passed a resolution I o Counclbnan John Anderson re· allow Jane Walton, clerk-treasurer, ported that only two people showed to transfer up to $l5,1Dl from the · up for a public meeting to discuss village's utility fund to the general applying for Community Dev!'lopfund with $7500of that amount to go ment Block Grant funds which are from the general fund to the street available on a limited basis from the fund. Walton will not be transferring stat e. Councilman Bruce Reed the entire $l5,1Dl unless It proves to pointed out lhat he had been be necessacy at a later date. (Continued ori page 10) 0 Death delays activities DRAPES and. BEDSPREADS .. A Multimedia Inc . Newspaper • vehicles may be leased until such a be d tbne that purchases can rna e. The Pomeroy -Mlddleport systern, If lmplemente(!, must address the needs of the handicapped. Fares would beset fortheservlce. Initial step,s being to write a formal letter of InqUirY tothe stateahd then to form an advisory committee. An advlsocy committee can be made up Pomeroy-Middleport cab Sfrvice. of village council members, local The l~al share Qf tile operallon bUsllless p€opte or other Interested . ,- .. could.OO.In the rorm.ol cash, time: .·. parties. . , .· -~ _ . . _ , .. labor, contr'(but('d _ servlc~~. etc. A lett~r or lnqutry as to the Ho\1/('ver. Amlet pointed out that · ayaU~b,UIIy o[t he 1'11ni1.s 15 advisable hecau5eSnoutter lntends.todperate beCause, os· noted by Amlet, the the business as a personal undertak· tunds are lbnlted, Also. becauSe of lng, costs. !O the villages would be ' protJOsed federal cutbacks In the mlnbnal., ' program, long range avallabllty of Onll' municipalities m· counties the funds Is uhcertaln at this point In can apply for the funds. These local time. Iffederal cutbacks take place, governments can then administer operation of the system could only the services themselves or contract be assuN.d throiigh 1986. The state with private Individuals w~o would would then be looking for alternate administer, the program, which In ways to replace the federal dollars. However, even with the .uncer- , this case would be Snouffer. According to Amlet, federal a nd talnty of the program, It was the sl!!tefundsar~ alsoavallableta:relp consensus of the group that a cab purchase vehicles. VehiclE'S must be service is needed In the villages. "It acqulred through a competitive . would deflnately be im asset to our blddlngprocess. lnordertospeedup communities," said Bill Young, Implementation of the service, Pomeroy councilman. - entihe Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio, Tuesday, April 2, 1985 "Blue flu' problem ends in Point Pleasant . SAVE 0/o · Su-b sidized· cab seJ.vice Outlined here By NANCY YOi\CIIAM Palmyta Drlall••· , List puce $13.99. ' .I ., The . Meigs Local Athletic Boos· ters wlll meet-at 7 this evening at the highschooL 16" Street . All star tilt Copyrighted 1986 Meets tonighl Broom I at y Hubbard's GreenhOuse NOW OPEN FOR SPRING SEASON · .; ·- . • Ohio Lot.to has one ticket winner ·~· 'r: l Weather forecast Immediately announce how many tickets had tour or tlveoftb~wlnnlng numbers and the winning payments. Sales for the latest "Ohio Lotto" game totaled $3,747,613. The estimated jackpot tor Wed· nesday's game Is $1 mllilon. The winning number drawn Saturday night In the lottecy' s dally "The N\llllber.'' was game, . . 911. If! ·· 5 1750. McQlrtby ~ Parr were. Secret ljervlce agents asslgried to thi! president. · Reagan n at the tbne was hosplt~ for 12 days ..rtbi a wound In his left chest. Hlnckleylaierwasfoundtnnocent by reason ol tnsanlty of crtmblal responslblllty In the assassination.. attempt. , On the day of the attack, Antenucctwasstlindlrigwlthi'rank J. McNamara. of ' Parma, then president oftbe Ohio State BuUdlng and Construction Trades CouncU. . Tonight, variable cloudiness imd "AI was the first to grab him cold., Low 'around 30. Tuesday, · (Hinckley).Hehadaholdofhlmand mostly suMy. High around 50. wouldn'J leave go," McNamara Chance at pry!Cfpltatlon 20 percent said at the time. He has since died. tonight and 10 percent Tuesday. , After the lrK;Jdent, Antenucci &.iellded Fo1'008114 Complete line of wptalili & bed: complained of c;hest Mlns and was Wedne8day throop Friday: di• plants; ha•ina baskets.' taken to Georgetown Hospital tor ·Wannlng tflll!d throop ·the potted plants - bloomina &foli· treatment:: It was disclOsed later per1oc1 with a .chance of sbowera age, shrubbel)', rose bushes, that presidential ~~ides had prom· e8ch day. Jli8lgl In the 11011 azaleas & Rhododendrons. lsed him a luncheon at the White Wetblsday, the «B 'lbul'llllay and OPEN DAILY 9 to 5 House, but tbe Invitation was never Ftiday. Lows tram the mld-2011 to SUNDAY 1. to 5 Issued. the mld-:118 Wednesday, lite upper PH. 992· 5776 Although Antenucci never com- :lis tO mkl-4118 Thurada.y and In the plalned, p.~b11shed reports said ,...:408.=.::Frlda:.::.:~Y·:____,_· _·___..J__ __;__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ : family members fell that the While Home failed to properly thank him for his role In helping the president. OPEN 9-8 MONDAY ·FRIDAY · 9-5 SATURDAY ~-Q·" THIS. WEEK OM~V , ,. :v,; .: .. \ Monday, April 1, 1985 President remembers assassmatlon a.ttempt Area deaths . WINNERS- Patty Dyer, ofMelpCoontyand&e the topic. "Shoukl Basic Agriculture Be 1'lwlht 1n Fox placed lint In their ret~pecllve age clltegorillll at Elementary Schoolll?" She Is currently ae~ 111 the 01t1o Granre Public Speaking 11na1s held at mll8ter of Star Grange In MeLIJS County: She recently Friendly Hlllll Grange Camp near Zljneevllle. BothwiU was promoted to dWrlct COII!Iervatlonll!t with the odvllllelll to lhe rejllonal conle!Jt to he held durln!llhe . USDA Sell ConllervBtton Sen>lce In GaiUa County. Mki-Atlalltlc Youlh GranreConrerencenear Bathe, N. Dyer, left, Is 8hown with Fox, the other lint piMe Y., on April 27.1)yer wonln 'the l&-24 age caleioi'Y on winner . I, A Februacy increase in the jobless rate pushed the number of unem· played Meigs Countians to 10.9 percent, reports the Ohio Burrau·of Employment Services. With a jump of five-tenths of one percent .,.. from 10.4 toll percentbetween January and Februacy, the Meigs jobless rate continued Its mov~ away tram a trend toward decline reportl'd In the last six months on984. The county's unemployrnent rate closed at 10.6 percent In l!l!W.. In January, Meigs's rate was placed at IM percent. Meigs' Februacy figure stand• 1.6 percent above the state's average rate of 9:3 percent: and. 3.1 percent above the national ra te of '7.8 percent . Statewide. Januacy ·unemploy· ment rose three-tenths of one percent - from 9 to 9.3 p1~rcent , according to Ihe OBE.<;. • Regionally , Meigs' lncreaw was In line with a general trend toward higher unemployment rppor:ted throughout southeastern Ohio. or all surrounding counties. only VInton. registered a decline as the rate fell from 15.8 to 15.3 percent. All other , area counties posted increases In the jobless rate. All counties In southeastern Ohio now : have lobless ralMabove 10-percenL , OBES ligures show 1.2.'17ol Meigs' est lmated w6rk , Ioree of li ,3.').1 . · without work dining F~brujl_ry... · · Area jobless rale in February (',ounty Percenlugc Athens .............. , ....... 10.2 (9.7) Gallla ............... ... ... 11.0 (10.3) Jackson .................. 12.6 (11.7) Lawn!nce ................ 15.4 (15.2) Meigs ..................... 111.9 ( 10.4 ) V!ntoo ............... ...... 15.3 .(15.8) ,JOBLESS RATE - Regionally, only Vinton Coonty posi(.'CI 'a deo:reURe · In the unemployment rate hetwL-en Januury IUid Fel>ruary, reports the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services. With the Fehnlary Increase~, all 0011111~ In I'OUiheiiHiem Otuo lul~e unem· pluyRK.'Ilt ndeo! above 10 Pt'rtJent. Layoffs • comtng at Kaiser RAVENSWOOD, W.Va . tAP) F'i!ty salaried employees at Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp. wUL· ~~ theaxPlater thlsmonthaspart of a company effort to savP$74 million a year, company orrtclals sav. Kaiser officials also said lhat thr: remaining salarll'd workers will have their wage>; .and benrflts reduced In the sa me proportions as COn(-esslons accepted last WL.;,k by the company's hourly workers. The labor contract cory~lons, whtch lnclud~across· the board cuts In wages and benl'flts tot all ing $4 .50 B!l hour per worker, are design['([ to save KaiS<'r S50 ri11Uion a year. officials said. Tiw salarkod worker cuts wUI save another $24 million . they said. The new, revl,;ed contract and salary reductions ' tbok l'ffi'Ct Monday. ."The contlnur'CI ~nomiC and competitive pll'Ssure within the aluminum lndustcy makes this restructuring necessary," Kal!le!· otnclal! said; adding that the __,. cutbacks are designed to reston? · profitability to the company's alum inum dlvlslon. , No layoffs of hourly workers arr: expected as a result or the union gtveback!; at Kaiser. Offtcla]s said . • The company announceml"tlt said (Continued on page 10) � 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 04. April 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. 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