https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7dbd961a0a1653935384083e6f92305f.pdf bde6c48e25fc5b326900f46d821ebc6c PDF Text Text 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) �..._ . • • ------..----.-'-- .' Tu~y.April2, 198S The Daily Sentinei-Page- 3 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Villano~a reigns as new NCAA champ Tunting'off y~ur· li'ghts··_~-----"~J_am_es_J_.K_ilp_a_trr.c_ ·k The Daily Sentinel . . . lll Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio . 1 DEVOTED TO THE ll'fTERESTS OF THE MEIGS·MASON AREA ~~ ts:mjiii! ~v . ~ .......,...,~d·= .· . . . ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher ~ ' fAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/ Controller BOBHOEFUCH General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor A ME_MBER of Th~ Associated Prfllis, Inland Dally Press Associa · tlon and th<' American NPwspa~r Publishe-rs Association . LETTERS OF OP INION an.' welcome . Th('y shou ld bf;> les s than J(Xl words ion)!. Al l l('tters ar<> su bj<'CIIo £'dltlng and m'u stlx> slgnc:'d with nam<>. address aM tclt>phon(' number. No unsigned leners will be> published. L ~:>tters should bfo In good tas te, addr(' ss ln ~ l ~s u C'S, not prrsonalltlrs. · said. rates for residential consu· . a year - and year after year these It dePends upon the cost of capital, mers In Louisiana w!U go up by 50 predictions . -were on the nose. In the rate of Inflation and the percent to 80 percent. By 1900 these those days a utility president could t~ncertalntles of construction. None rates wUI he four .Urnes what they predict hot only his demand but also of these factors can be surely were In 1975. "I believe the trend the cost of capital, the cosi and tbne predicted. Utllltlqs face a dilemma: of constt;'Uctlon, and the prospective to bulld or not to build. If companies holds true nationwide." . take a course that Is too '!Jrudent, . . Increa&es of that magnlt~de, he rate of retur,l) an Investment . . Nothing Is so easily predictable they may be rtsklng rotating ' predicted, would set off a " pol!tlcal flrestorm :" Utilities will~ operat· now. 'Most ProJections of demand blackouts; . homes and factories ") lng In an atmosphere of almost total now range between growth rates of inlght find their p<iwer on for 'Kvo houra. and off for two hours. The hostilitY·, from Industry, from con· 3.5 percent to· 4.8 percent a year. sumers, from regulatory agencies, The utility that relieS upon the olq companies would properly 'be eight perceni factor Is steering a accused of preventiJlg economic from a critical press. Why the gloomy forecast? John· risky course. At these lower levels • growth In their service areas. But If of expectation, by the year :ux> the companies overbuild, at the skY· ·· slo.~ recalled the happy days when life was reasonably predictable for United States will need between lXl rocketing cost of plant construction, utility executives. The rule was that and 400 new l.(XJO-megawatt plants they risk "varying degrees of disaster - bankruptcy, dilution of demand for electric power would that have not yet been planned. What wtti these new plants cost? stockholders' equity,' and triple-B Increase by a factor of eight percent ' )· bond ratings." The prospect, In brief, Is for a ~ . "political revolution of a kin~. quality and Intensity that has never been kno\\1lln this country." Most · or our people could tighten their budgets for food and clothing; they could do without certain ~penses , 1 ~ . for entertainment and trap~porta· tion, but they cannot do without power. Said Johnston dryly : "We've gotten used to the electric light. " If'power Is not available, or 11 power Is available only at what Is regarded as exorbitant ' cost, the public will be howling. The senat.Or had a few· sugges· ,. lions. The howling will not be quite so loua, he . said, ~ the ututties launch an lntl!nslve effort to educate the public In the ·coots of building new plants. More utllltles shou19 switch to gas-fired plants. New technology offers hope for clean coal-burning plants that will not contribute to acid rain. Johnston still Is sold on nuclear .· energy, even though 111! projected nuclear plants have been canceled compromise on security. And let's have that tully and and no new ones have been ordered · . · · since 1978. · · .. An interstate banking bill that cleared the Ohio House by a comfortable margin Is now languishing in the Senate, with Its fate perhaps tledJ.o that of ,the closed Home state Savings Bank of Cincinnati. · ' , The measure, sponsored by Rep. Edward J. Orlett, D·Dayton, would allow Ohio banks to open bran10hes or buy banks in other states that have reciprocity Jaws allowing their Institutions the same privileges in Ohio. ·Ortett'smeasiJre, ostensibly giving Ohio's banks a better chance to get a share of an expanding regional banking business, passed the House on March 13 by a vote of.69-24. That was.just two days before Gov. Richard Celeste temporarily closed. state-chartered ·savlngs and· loans that did not have federal depositors' lpsurance. His action was precipitated by the !allure of Home State and a tun by depositors on Its remaining assets. The affected S&Ls are now being permitted to rebpen as they obtain federal Insurance, but the problem of Home State !'emalns and one of the possible solutions would be Its sale to another Ohio Institution or an out-of-state Institution. Sen. Richard H. Finan, RCincinnati, Introduced a biU that would permit the sale of Home State to an out-of-state institution, bypassing a present "We're not going to law that prohibits such.a sale. Finan offered his proposal after two New clearly understood." !{ork bankS indicated an interest in Home State. His bUt was referred to the Senate Financial Institutions and Insurance Committee, where Orlett's bill already was pending. Chairman Donald E. "Buz" Lukens, R·Middletown. Immediately PU,! the Interstate banking bill pn hold and announced his outright oppolsltion to t!)e Home State bill. . ReferrlngtotheHomeStatemeasure,Lukenssald, "Iwillnowallowthis WASHINGTON_ For"-' "" years, !)ill, u~r any circumstances, to be turned into a thinly disguised doorway this newspaper column has sought (or interstate banking. ' to provide Americans with <an "Anyone who thinks we 'are going to permit the Home State problem to alternative to the official version of ~turned into an opening for a big New York bank to come in and start events, to champion thecauseofthe gobbling up our · s mall, community thrifts Is sadly mistaken. voiceless Instead of the domlna"nt · 1 "The Issue of interstate banking will he considered In Its own time and on and. the helpless as against their jts-own merits." exploiters, to uphold the public's · Finan Indicated he could not understand Lukens' llnk1ng of the two bills right to know and oontrol rat)Jer p!'C11use N~ york. d~ not riave .•the n~ssary r~iproclt'y .laY(. Wit~ · than, t~e· offlclal'li.Prerogatlve to regard to his Home State bill, Finan said, "Things havebeenawMlyq uiet. .C:OJlSp!re and conceal. . ' · - . :'. . · _rn-eseg · .IdOII'tknowWMfJshapP,enlpgoQit.'-'. . ,. . . ·•u ·oalswere_p.assedonto' me · _Lukenshas '· n. .a• f_lghter · · thexpresll!'d· concernS that Home St~temjgt}t·be purcliaseqby . ; . by t_he la.te· Drew Phar ~ · so . Cltleorp or e Chemical Bank, two NeW York institutions which have · ' with a Quakar - conscience, canta'n· expressed "Interest although Citicorp reportedly has withdrawn from the ~erous In print but gnntlc In person, · ' negot 1at1ons. who founded the column in 1931. He Lukens said "I am not convinced at. this point that It Is even necessary to viewed Washington as a nest of bring In an out-of-state bank as the purchaser of Home State. I think there submerged causes to chronicle, jlre some Interested and capable Oh.lo banks or possibly a consortium of organized frauds to expose, politl· bankS that could be put together for a takeover." cal pretenses to unmaks and State officials have been tight -lipped about the Home State negotiations diplomatic Intrigues to dissect. ·rc· Cincinnati, saying that a sale never could be be worked ou If offers and He lived in an atmosphere of combat, of shooting and being shot ounteroffers were inade public. Finan said that as for hlmsell, "I want to ~tay as far away from those negotlatJons as possible:" at, of exposing villainies' and being despised for it. There was a hardness beneath his gentle exterlor - not the hardness that has to do with callousness or selfishness. · but the hardness that steels a good man to do what must be done. · A tradition continues.·_______J_ac_k_A_nd_e_rso_'n Letters to editor us to help ourselves I read In the paper recently about a meeting at St. Joseph~ Hospital of the group called "I Can Cope". This Is a good and much needed thing. But did you know Meigs County has Its own group. We are not affiliated with "I Can Cope" 6r any other group. We don't even have a name yet. But we do have a goal and a common need that draws us to each other. Each one of us either suffers from ·a terminal Illness or has a famll)k. member who does. We are the ones who are facing lengthy Ill· nesses of one kind or another. Some can be beaten, others can't. There are those among us who suf· fer but will stillllve a Ions4!!e. We ~_.:...._ want to help each other. and we need your help In the fight. If you or someone you know needs to hear someone say "I DO know how you feel" and mean It, come to our next meeting Aprll'll, 7 P.M:at Bethany Chapel, Dorcas (Ra· elm!), Ohio. 1 Anyone Interested, or wanting more Information, may contact the people listed below, Please help us help each other. Shelly Proffitt 54551 S. R. #338 Portland, Ohio 45770 PH. 843-5376 Linda Patterson ' PH. 843·5472 ____ .:._ Appreciates support I want to thank the merchants of Meigs County for supporting our Boy Scouts. They have donated with a smile and that makes all of us thankful that these busy people take Ume out .to support our youth and help In any way they can. Thank you all so very much. Anna M. Leamond P . 0. Box 63 Racine, Ohio .Today in history . " Today Is Tuesday, Aprtl2, the 92nd day of1985. There are 273 days left ln. the year. Today's highlight in history: · On AprU 2. 1917, saying, "The world must be made safe for democracy." President Woodrow Wilson asked Congress to declare war against GermanY· On lhls date: . ,· _ __. lit 1513, Spanish explorer Juan Ponce de Leon landed on Florida. In 1792, Congress authoriZed establlslunent ot t~ U.S. Mint. In 1865, Confederate President Jefferson.Davis·and most ot his cabinet Oed the Confederate capital ot Richmolid, Va. . _ . In 1932, aviator Charles A. Lindbergh and Dr. John Condon tul'iled averell.~ to an unidentified man in a Brorpc, N.Y., cemetery as ransom for Llnelbergh's kidnapped son. . .In 19156, the soap operas "As the World~" and '"The Ed.ge of Night" rernJered on CBS televlllon. ' · p In '1982. ArJp!Diina llflled the•disputed Falkland Islands !rom Brttain. Brltaln would lll!lze them back. F. '•. Drew a 1so deve · 1oped a capacity always see Drew shaking his had a gift for digging out facts that to leap over the government profes!\Qrlal heal) In gentle reproof. are seemingly Inaccessible. Van barriers that st<~nd between an Today, the column appears to be Alta has tracked stories across all accusatory reMrter and the read· at the pinnacle of Its Influence. )t seven continents; he has been ing public. ,He shunned the political has led a campaign against govern· nominated five times for journal· conv lvla 11 ty, easy f riendshlps and ment waste , that has aroused Ism's top award, the Pulitzer. PriZe. social entanglements that Inhabit millions of supporters: it has He did the reporting for me that stralghtforwi!rd reporting in promoted a fast-soaring Young ' focused the first national spotlight Washington. · Astronaut. program to prepare our on CIA renfflade· Edwin Wilson. He got hold. 'of emblirrasslng ; y9ung people for Ole ~lgh_,!~!l age. The cofu\"ns brought a warritng documents that had been classified And It has continued to pry behind thai, In retaliation, a self·con1essed toconee!' Ith em froiJI ·thepu " bl',c;.He · the s.renes for .the·ne\Ns that others assassin planned :to kill Van Alta; I ·. ·cou ld no t-be 1ntl.m tdat · ed by govern· miss "Or reftise io ·print. . ' -·' . • exposed thi! · murder plotO' aiia the So ihls Is an appropriate time for· next day the !Jian ·sklp[led the men1 offl c1a1s, libel Ia wyers and· pressure groups who sought at ,'me. In the Drew Pearson tradition, country. times to exercise veto -power over to choose partners, to 'grooin the111 ,, Van Alta's ability to dig · out dl sc1osures t hat were damaging or as .I was groomed and to extend the embarrassing secrets has made offensive to their interests. life of the column for another him 'an lrrltan\ to the qA, which Drew had a dream that the generation. All my associates are keeps an active file on him , The FBI column he ·had developed would qualified; the shame is that there also has an ongoing Investigation to become a bulwark that would Isn't room for all their names on the seek his sources. • byline. So from my staff of surv1ve hi s d eat h• a voice that Spear, who for nearly 'l decade would never be stilled. With this In investigative reporters, I have has been my editor, has the mind, he made me a partner and selected Dale Van Alta and Joseph toughness and courage to act on his shared the byline with me. Spear who, hereafter. will share the better Impulses In the worst He took lnrlnite pains to Impress byline with me. Of course, I will weather. He has been a crusader upon me the moral objectives oft he remain In charge. who. among other stories, uncocolumn. During tl\e years that 1 Van Alta has the imagination and vered the FBI surveillance of " • I have been on my own, whenever I boldness eventually to takeover the American celebrities. have strayed from his standards, 1 leadership of the column. H~ also Too many generals,_______ ___.:_R_o___:be___:rt_.:..~~a=lte:.:.:::.rs WASHINGTON (NEA) -"One bad generalis better than two go.Od ones," President Abraham Lincoln suggested 124 years ago - but he didn't have to cope with a commit· tee of flve generals and apmlrats, each offering different military advice. "An army Is better directed by a · single mind, though Inferior, than by two supertor ones at variance and cross-purpdses with each other," Lincoln noted at a time when life was sbnpler and there was no Joint Chiefs of Staff. The JCS was Informally created by President Franklin D. Roosevelt In early 1942, shortly after this country entered World Warn. and was formally established by the National Security Act of 1947. Four of tile JCS members are the commanders of the military servl· ces - the chiefs of staff ol the Army and Air Force, the Navy's chief of naval operations and the ·com· mandant or the Marine Corps. The fifth position, the chairmanship, Is rotated among the services. Providing support !or the JCS ~ a remarkably resistant to change." In 1958, ·a career military officer voiced the same concern: "The problem Is not new but It has not yielded to past efforts to solve It " That observation came f~m President Dwight D. Eisenhower who added, "Had I allowed rriy ..: staffs to he similarly organized ... during World War II. the delays and decisions would not have been . acceptable to my super;lors." dent. the secretary of defense and the National Security Council/ ' says John Collins, a senior defense speclalis! with )tie _Fongre~slonal Research Service who has studied the .JCS. The Inherent conflict ·of Interest produced by the dual roles assumed by each of the Joint Chiefs has been even more troublesome. The men must advance the Interests of the . services they head while sll')'lultaneously providing joint leadership that transcends the parochial con· cerns of the Individual services. In practice, the JCS members Invariably have subordinated their broader responsibilities In favor of promoting the narrow Interests of their respective services. Indee<l, a service leader who reversed thOse priorities would be In danger of los· lng the confidence and respect of those he commanded. Similarly, the me_mbers of the Joint Staff routinely embrace 'the agenda of the' services from which they came ..... and to which they will return, seeking promotion and advancement. llttle-kllown Defense . Department The result Is that both the JCS and bureaucracy known as the Joint 411e Joint · Staft are perpetually Staff, whose 400 members also are entangled In jurisdictional feuds, drawn from the vartous services. · especially when they must allocate Throughout Its history, the JCS Pentagon resources. has been beset by problems, most of "We need to spen\1 more time on them attributable to Its structure. our war-fighting capabilities and less on an Intramural scramble for For example, only a small mtnortty .-eof Its member~ have had adequate resources," says Air Force Gen. David J. Jones, who served on the training or .posseia professional JCS lor eight years, including four qualltlcations as poiiUco-mllltary years as Its chairman. experts or nj~tlonal .security , strategists. ' · · The · services' differences also Intrude upon attempts to fashion "Neither edUcation nor experience equipped a majority ot the I!Olicy. The JCS sometbnes requires years to formulate positions · Joint Chiefs to perform well in ... on crucial Issues becaUse· intra· (their statutory role) as -the princl· . pal mUitary advl8erB to the service disputes must be negotJated pml· . ' and compromised . The final product Is often a 'vapid, ambiguous position tailored to offend none of the services but lacking the quality expected of the nation's senior military leaders. Twenty different government committees, commissions and lndl· vlduals have recommended vawus forms of JCS reorganization durlng the past four decades but, as Jones notes, "the system has been oo . KNEE IN FACE- Villanova's Ed Pickney (54) comes down Georgetown's Mlchaei.Jackson (30) during llrst half action of Monday's NCAA finals at Le9Jgton, Ky. VIllanova went on for a66-Gtupsetvlctqry over the No.) ranked Hilyas. (AP Laserphoto). ·· ters !rom the outskirts of, · Philadelphia. • They were The Utile Engine That . Could, panting, "I Uitnkican, !think lean .. , I lhoughtl could,) thought I CO(Jid •.. " I _~&~_: ru.:r~ 200/o O~F ALL WOMEN•s SHOES ··DECISM D£1'~~. leothe• uppetS. 20°/o OFF ALL ST ARBURST BY conn1e Victory finishes trio's quest .. LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP)- With Everyone wrote us off, said we 10 . seconds left In tbe NCAA didn't have a chance to win. They championship game, VIllanova se· didn 't listen." nior guard Gary McLaiJllooked up It started four years agn at a prep at the scoreboard, flashed the No.1 basketball camp where the "Three s ign, and said "It's over. We did it." Musketeers" met. It ended In Rupp " Wllat the unranked and decided Arena with McLain consistently underdog Wildcat~ did was defeat ' breaking a Georgetown press, and McClain and Pinckney. scoring 17 No. 1 Georgetown 66-64 Monday night and finish the quest of tlu-ee and 16 points against a much taller . seniors who believed they could GeQrgetown front line. accomplish what many said was Vlllanovashot90percent (9for10\ lmposslbl~. from the field In the second half, and It was flttlilg that McLain, who finished wtth an NCAA record 78.6 convinced fellow seniors Ed Plnck· percent · (22 of 28) for the game ney and ·Dwayne McClain to attend against a Georgetown defense that. Vlllahova, should have the honor of had held teams to less than ·:w proclabnlng the victory. percent shooting during the season. "Our beliefs tqok us to this point Sophomore Harold Jensen, who and' that alone," said McLain, who was named to the all-tournament boldly ·promised Vlllanova Coach team along with PinCkney, McClain ~- -Rollle MassiminO' a Final Four .<Uld McLain; mad~· five of his appearance as a ·freshman ... . field-goal attempts 1¥1d helped hlf · ''We had to 9e11eve lf! Ollrselve&· elders reach thelrdn>am byl'!laklng tJ~iCause nobody elsee\ld. ·; ·-· ' . • four of (jve free throw.s In thf flrial ' "Everyoneofyoupeoplesaldwe 1:24. · · had no shot. Weshmlldn'thaveeven "I'm proud of making the played the game," said Massimino. all-tournament team," Jensen, the team's sixth man, said. "I would "These kid;; .are just great. have voted for .all our guys, the coaches and the ~pie In thestands. They desenie It ." For Pinckney, named thetourna· me~t·s Most Outstanding Player, it was not his best performance against Georgetown, but the most memorable. As a sophomore, Pln~kney pumped In 27 points and grabbed 22 rebounds In Vlllanova's flrst-ever victory over Georgetown. "We put 100 percent heart into It all year, and It flt\ally paid off."' Pinckney said. ' · ltateAuto .....,__ ~ ., Own business? You'll appreciate the careful attention ll'&ll Block . ·· - . . . can-~ve· your ta;x r.eturns: . . . .. ' '.. ' "'' ~ Our tax prepa~ers have been carefully t,rained to understand income tax law related to business. At H&R Block, we want to make sure you pay the lowest legitimate tax. VILLANOVA, Pa. (AP) -The campus-wide celebration that erupted when the VIllanova Wild· cats became national collegiate basketball champions roared into the early-morning hours as revelers awaited the return of their ~roes . The team, which defea_ted Gear· getown 66-64 In Monday's NCAA , title game, was returning to Philadelphia from Lexington, Ky., for a parade 11-nd rally in CenterClty. After the downtown activities, It's back home to tha litter - and glass-strewn Main Line campus for more celebrating. "Georgetown got too big for their britches," said !reshrnart Chris Denuel of Allentown, who was dan<;lng In the crowded central quadrangle more than three hours after the game ended. •CARPET •UPHOLSTERY •WINDOWS •INSURANCE WORK . ·•WATER DAMAGE :,:_. •GENERAL CLEANtti!cj - -~AUTOMOBILE~ ; ·. . . . ) . ·'- •3M SCOTCHGARD •PET ODOR REMOVAL •DEODORIZING . •EXPERIENCED AND . INSURED •iiREE ESTIMATES ' liTRAINED PERSONNEL . . . -: ). :. ' . SPR/'NB SPECIALS ·. . CARPET - UPHOLSTERY We do more commercial work in Gallia, Meigs and Mason Counties than any other services. H&R BLOCK '>1 Within' an hour of the final buzzer, the quadrangle was fllled with at least 5,1Ul people, pollee estimated. Rock music blared, skYrockets, Roman candles and firecrackers exploded and students hugged whomever was.nearby. "This Is the most awesome place In the world right now," Ms. Denuel · said. "Noonethooghtwecoulddolt, but! knew we would." Kevin Nemslck, her dancing partner as Marvin Gaye blasted into the night, said, "This Is my first year in school, and It's a great way to get started." Hundreds swarmed Into the nearby Intersection of Lancaster and Ithan avenues. climbing onto trafllc lights and bringing traffic to a virtual halt. Pickup trucks loaded with screaming ' students slowly rolled tbrough the crowd. . ·, Celebration erupts on campus The People's Choice For . Professional Cleaning eo...,...,.. a aii 1 · __ and spilling from his eyes as he s~t With his trto of senlo.r ! · and soph<Jmore fWard Harold Jensen. They were Davids fa~lng a Goliath and his army of sharpshooters. . [ : They were Rock} , reai·Ufe figh· r.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iijiiiiii-.. BOCA RATON, Fla. - Public utility executives from . 1"' ..southeastern states, seeking a little sunshine, recently assembled ·here. Their principal guest speaker was Louisiana's Sen. Bennett Johnston. . He rained all over them. .Johnston -Is the top-ranking De· mocrat on the &'!nate's Committee -on Energy and natura·! Re8otlrces. When it comes to the production of electric .power, he Is probably the most knowledgeable member of the Senate. When Johnston $peakS, everybody listens. · He told the executives he recently had made a study of prospective electric power rates in 'his own states. Over the next five years. h~ Interstate banking ·bill · tied to Home State ·-S&L Help . LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) - Far standiJlg Player Award. ; from oWning a place In the history It aUcarnecr~hiligtothecourt,"\ · books, Georgetown and Patrtck Rupp Arena. Ewing alone miSsed as Ewing are mere footnotes to many shots as the entire Villanova Villanova's place tn the NCAA's . team, getting-his 14 points on 7-of.l3 record book. from the field . • TheHoyaswereaUbutconcededa Hewashlsusualawesomeself5efJOI1d consecutive national.cham· threeconsecutlveslamduiikslateln plonship before the basketball the first half - but lithe, 6-9 Ed tournament began - even before Pinckney aced Ewing out or' his the basketball season began - and greatest trtumph and grabbed It for m,ost certainly before ,Monday himself .. It was Pinckney, wtth flveof seven night's final against Vlll~nbva began. from the field and six ot seven from "We're going to have to play a the foul line, six rebounds and five perfect game against -Georgetown a,sslsts, who was selected the to win," roly·poll'Rollle Massbnino, tow;na.ment's premier player and the Wildcats' animated coach, ha4 , who joined fellow seniors Dwayne said before they pulled off one of the McClain (with a game-high 17 sport's greatest upsets with a 66-64 points) and Gary McLain In victory. fulfilling a dream . H!spredlctlonwasn'tfaroff.More They had vowed as freshmen to accurately, his players weren't. give MasslmiJlo ("a father, a ':('hey hit 78.6percent ofthelrshots • brother, a boss and a coach," from the field- 22of28shotsovepll McLain had called him) a trip to the and nine oflO In the second half- to Final Four before they were surpass both the championship· graduated. · _gamerecordoj67.4percentby0hlo' "These kids are jiJst gre~t." State in 1900 and the tournameni Masslrrilno told a post-game news record ot 75 percent by Northeast.· conference, the 'emotion welling up ern In the opening round a year ago. • · · ' . The· Hoyas were supposed to beCome the first team since the 1973 UCLA Bruins to win consecutive titles. They were supposed to join UCLA, Oklahm:na A&M, KentuckY. San Francisco and Clnclnna tl as rei>eat championS. And Ewing, the monolithic 7· footer with thewin_!:spanof a condor. was supposed to join the select company of Lew Alclndor, Blll Walton, Jerry Lucas, Alex Groza and Bob Kurland ·as a multlpll' winner of the tournounent 's Out· _, ,, 1.~1 1 :. • I •f • 618 East Main· Street Pomery, Ohio Open 9 AM·6 PM Weekdays, 9-S Sat.-Phone 992-3795 APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE -,, -.:i ~ Berry's World .' .........,. ,. ...••• ,I J :1 .. ·"•• ... ,.I" . .·. • 'i" -~ ' ....., ""'·•.J · ..... ..."',.. ..,....,.., o Gt.. A -.. , ., ([)1M!JbyHEA . Irw:.......,Y~"'.....,__ • ...... ..... ..... 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FOVRTH GRADE- Yoo have to Marl IIOIJletlme 8lid the youngest elementary school cheerleader might one day be leadlilg the pep ReCdon for a college bowl game. The youngest cheerleaders at Salisbury .. 1985 l Astros Viola's bat ·By 'I' he Bend ' Doug Slsk held Pittsburgh to .$eVen hlts a s the New York Mets blanked the P irates 4-0. By ;4Mocl•'ed Press . s lty 9.0. .. · This season, the Minnesota Twins • The MilwaUkee Brewers scored will count on . lelt-hander Frank fourtimestntheelghthlnning,alded VIola to win games on the mound. bythlrdbasernanGraJgNettles'two Rick Cerone, traded by the New But In spring training, he also can • prrors, to heattheSanOtego Padres York· to Atlanta during · the offhelp out at the plate. · 6-3. season, hOmered and doubled In Viola singled twice and drove In a Eric Davis, a.hard-hitting centPr driving In three runs to lead the run, while alsO pitching ' seven fielder In his second season with Braves past the Yankees 9-1. Innings Mohday as the Twins Oinclnnatl, drilled 'Dan Qulsenber· ·p-ate Virgil homered In the downed till' Houston Astros 4-2 In ry's first pitch of the ninth Inning over the left-center field wail for a Phila~lphla Phillles' 3-2 triumph exhibition baseball. · "What do you want to talk about, home run to give the Reds a 6-5 over the Chlc, o White Sox. my hitting?" VIola jOked after the Qiumph ovpr the · Kansas City Fred Ma nrique's run-scoringdou· ·•v·· 'ROyals. · · . game. · . ble in the bottom o! the ninth inning On the mound, Viola scattered Dan Gladdetl', another · highly Iiftedthe Toronto Blue JaY,s ove~ the nine ·hits over seven Innings In · rated second·yearcenterflelder, hit Montreal Expos 54 In . the only winning his fourth game in five ·. an Inside-the-park hOme run and spring meeting of the'two Canadian decisions: Dave laPoint pitched seven in pings teams. l{t other games, Los Angeles as the , San Francisco Giants reliever Steve Howe, lJ!3klng his pounded the Cleveland Indians 144. Thad Reece drove in two runs with first appearance of the spring after Shawon Dunston, a rookie who a pair of singles and Carney sitting out the 1984 season 6ecause will start the season at shOrtstop for Lansford singled three tlnies as the drug Involvement, lasted just tWo- theChlcagoCubsthlsseason,ledoff Oakland A's tripped the Seattle thirds of an Inning and took the loss the ninth inning-with a double and . Ma riners G-5. as the Detroit Tigers heat the scored on Bob Demler's single for a Dodgers~. 7-6 trliunph over the California The Baltimore Orioles, shut out for six Innings by Bruce Klson, · At night. another squad of Tigers Angels. Ed Lynch, Calv in Schiraldi and scored three runs in till' seventh off · defeated Florida .Southern Unlv'er. · Bob Stanley on an RBI single by TAMPA. Fla. (API - Clnclnnati . pitcher Tom Hume, who nearly lost his job as the Reds' stopper In short relief situations because of poor performanCes over the past two seasons, appears to have made a comeback this spring, - · "I like the experience he has," Cinclnnalt player-manager Pete Rose said after watching Hume , pitch two scoreless innings Monday against the Kansas City Royals to protect a 6-5 victory. "He's confident now: .Arid every day he goes out there, he is more confident," Rose said. · Hume'soutlnggavehlri'latotalo!" 13innlngsthissprlnglnwhlchhehas · allowed one earned run. He has struck au tiline, two on Monday, and · has walked only two. "I'm ·just out there and pitching," Hume said. "I should say I am happY to have a job the way I've pitched thE.' past year and a half." • In till' past three years, Hume has a combined record of 9-24. He has said much of his problem was attitude. Easte-r .story presented By BOB HOEFLICH .. OVP Staff Writer Many of you have heard of'"Ttre · Vtpegar Boy," a story written by Alberta Hawse. Alberta who ' now resides in Akron Is the former Alberta Rummel who grew up In till' Pomeroy area and~ a sister of Major Glenna RummE.'l , Ret., of the Salvation AJVlY· . Alben's story which deals wit the ~ster season will be present~ tonight and on Sunday evening at the Second Baptist Church, Ann and Elmwood Sts ., in Ravenswood. Directing are Vicki Cummins and Megan Manul'i, both of Meigs County. Thii youth choir of some 25 · voices wlll be a .part of the presentation. Vicki and Megan Invite you to drive across the bridge and see the presentation written by a former resident. Indians obtain Cubs' infielder Sandy Warth and Kristin Slawter, In the center is Landaker, In the rear are Pam Whaley and Stephanie SIXTH GRADE - Keeping the faith lhls year for Sallsbur:y's siXth grade basketball learn were five active cheerleaders. In front, left to rixltt, are Amy _Biwlcs. TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) - The Cleveland Indians have traded right-handed pitcher Jay BaUer to the Chicago Cubs for minor-league in(lelder.Danny Robn. In a ~rate deaJ ·Monpay , the . Indians sold minor-league . o~~-f!elt;ler Glen E:!lwaJ:tls. to' .the Cubs' ' Area se~iors will'pla.y ., :_ . .an star game . , RIO GRANDE - The first 'Southeastern Ohio All-Star Game will be held at the Paul Lyne Center at · RGC!CC. according to John Lawhorn, atl1letlc director. The : game will be held on April 6, with the Girls Ail-Stars playing at 6: 30 p.m. and the Boys All-Stars at 8 p.m. Admission wiU be $2 for students and $3 for adults. Tickets may be purchased at the door. Participants for the First Annual AU-Star Game are: • Jodi Adams, • all of Gallla Academy, coach . Gordon Baker; Becky Cupp, Wash\.ngton C.H ., coach. Keith Brown: Cilrol Powers, Logan High School, roach. Jert Werry; Sandy Knost, Vlnct'nl Warren , coach, l)('llnts Biddinger: Janice Huwe, Athens High SChool , coac h, 'l'lm Smith: and Holly Hastings. 1'eays Valley. : co~~ef~=~·. Willow Symmes Valley, roac h.~ary Faulkner; Deni.se Vlucns. • Lynchburg Clay, coach, DouR foOie; Dana· Keys, ChUikottw.- Huntington, coach, Rodger Carro ll ; Ja c klr Mulliken . Gr eenfield McClain; coach, Dennis Overstake; Angle Spencer, Reedsville Eastern, coach. Pam --~ .- Mona Lee and Ike Neal of "Middleport marked their 31st wedding anniversary last Wednesday and that's why Mona was sporting that corsage of red roses for a few days after whlle at her job In thE.' offices of Dr. _John Ridgway. . · As a part of the celebration, their daughter, Ja·net, ~nd family, took them to dinner at Sebastlans In Parkersburg - where they received an anniversary cake and !he traditional vocal rendition from serving personnel. ·Ike Is retired these days from his employment wilh the Ohio Department of Highways in Meigs County. If you happen to have Barbie dolls and her friends 10 years old or more lying about the house. according to Un'lon Square Medlfi. Nava.to, Calif., they' re valuable. The firm reports Barbie dolls,. 10 years or older, In excellent condition are selling from $30 to $1,00'!. Accessories are also selling high. According to the report, Barbie's sister, Midge. which was madE.' with teeth only for one year, now sells for $500 and Francie Is· expectEd to • ~· i>rltlg. in M least _ that much a~ auctlo.n .. . .,. . .: , . . . . What.abilti( Keit? He only 'seils for · .$100. Isn't. tliat dlscrlmfnauonr ·. . . . ' Membership mto · the Racine · · . ·· . ·. · . · . · No subscrlpll ons b.v mall per m i tted In town s wh('r(' ho mC' carrier sen ·IC<' Is ava ilablr . ~ Mall SUh!>icrlptlons · 13 W<'f'ks ..... - ~~~~-~ .~ .~.~~~-- ... . ..... S14.56 26 Wef.'ks ..... : .. ....... .. ....... , .... .... . $29.12 ~2 \VC'C'kS ..... ... . ............... . . .• .,..... $.'i8.24 Out ~ ld e Ohio !3 W<'<'k' .. .... ,. ... .... ....... ............ 115.611 ~ 6 ~v ... ks ......... , ...... , ... " .. ... ...... .. ~1 1. 20 ~ 2 Wt>£'kS .. ._: .. ; ... .. ·;.· •• .~ ... .., - ~t . ;.· .. ,.$39.8Q · .·· ·r;:;:';;'~·;;.:;;;;:;;;·;;·:;:~~:;;;;;;;;;;,~;;;;; players In their spring camp, Including 25 roster players and six invitees. Baller, 24, went to the American League tl'am along ~lth four other players from the Philadelphia Phllltes in exchange for Von Hayes In 1982. . . BaUer split the 1~ season between Class AAA Maine and Class AA B!lffalo. He was !K with a 5.:1!ERAatMaln.e and4-5witha4.54 ERA at Buffalo. Hehashadproblemswithcontrol. He walked five batters and threw two wlld pitches In five exhibition Innings for the Indians this spring. Glrlll Team · Jill Miller, Lauro Arnsbury, Oas~ A Winston-Saki'!! aftUi;~ter . · The moves left the Indians with 31 Rohn, 29, was assigned to the Indians' Class AAA club but was Invited to Cleveland's major-league camp. In 10 spring games for the · Cub~!, the .le!t-handed hlitE.'r hi(.222 withtworunsl!31troilpn25gai'nes 'for the.Cqbslast year, he hit .129. · SJLVERBIRD SATEUJTE ·SIS'J'EJIS Clip This Ad For A $1 00 . SATELLITE TV SPECIALISTS v11•1c- sOVJngS . On A ( ompIete System. ·Offer Good Until March 31, 1985 (614) 378-6158 QUAUTY SYSTEMS Angela Cremeans Enters pageant FIFI'II GR,IDE - 'Ibis year's Sallsbur:y ftfth grade basketball clteerleaders, left to right, Connie sauters and April Hudson, were lew In nwnber but ~ge In spirit. A,ngela Christine Cremeans, daughter of James Trvln Cremeims and Shirley Ann Cbe Cremeans of . Route 2. Coolville, will represent , Meigs and Athens Counties in the · Ohio State Modern Miss Pageant to be held In late June. Cremeans is 'a sophomore at . Eastern High Schoof and also · attends Hocking Technical College. · Nelsonville, In the evenings whl're · she Is studying law and psychology. A part·tlme model, she also plans to participate In the Miss T~n Ohio Pageant. lloulhlll: Angle LuiZ. lronlon High SChool. coact!, Doris: Hannon; Kelly Mullin and JOOy Smtih, bolh, Wellslon High SChOOl , ~ao h. Mark Mullin. Boy• Team Jock Miller and Trey Wr1ght, bOth, LOgan, coach. Kirk Hardman: ,Jay Ca rpenter, Meigs, &-ooch. Gri'Ji 'Drurfnner ; Kevin Carty, Gallia Ac:3dc-my; coach, Jim OsbOJ"T"K>; Greg soon, SALE! START COLOR Manchester . coach, Harold Rose: Bill Flnn..any. Athl•ru;, roach, Fred Gibson: Pat ~I evens, JackSon, coach Jeff HodSOn; K'-'UY.- HirTJ{'fi. Portsmouth West, coach, John • Bolin ~: Jay Kline. Nelsonville-York, coach, .. Dick Gra ndy; Kevtn Teaford, Southern, ,. roach. Ca rl Wolle; Mike Fisher, Oak Hill , • C()BC'h. Do ~ Hale; and Dan Dressel, Gallia • Acadmv. roach, J im Osborne. • SCOtt , Jenkin<~, New Boston Gl('nwood,• ('eac h. Steve Jl'nkln.s: Ryan Ainsworth. Ironton, co<lCh, Phil RJce; M ark RoiJen s, Hillsboro . coach, Dou~ HIU : Brad Breitenbach, Waver ly. roach. Willie Hobbs: Marc Go!Mrd. Teay.s. Valley. roach, Jim Ho)'es: Scott Dutey, Dawson-Bryant , roach, Gary .. solgcr: Bryan Alley. Ross Southeastern, ; t.'()ach, Larry Jordatt: Scc:ltt Gatchel, Trtmble, .. roach. T om Evans: Roger Blakeley, North .. MaillS. cciach. Grant Courtwrl~ht: Riehle Chapman, Fairland. coaCh . Jack Harris; lloug Zornes. SOulh Potnl, coach, John • Eaton: Bryan Wello. Ches.apeako. coach, Jtm Riley; Damon coach, Grct . Crabt~ . Eastern (.Pike ), stone: Jay Sioutrman , E astt'f'n : 1Brown1 . coach. Jerry Lew,ls: ' ... . . . - . ·. ·I Hsve Yout Pl~tute tsken With ·The E11fet Bunngl/ · We Will Take It For $1 50 OR Bring. Your Own Camera ., ,Lebano.-. results : LEBANON, 'Ohio (AP) -Major Production won for thJ? fourth time' . In elgltt starts lhls year In taking the : featured seventh race at the · Lebanon Raceway on . Monday night. The 6-year-okl gelding bro~ on top, gave up the lead brletly to J.J. Leader, .and then went on to a .one-length vtctoey. 'The winner paid .S5.81, $2.40 and $2.11!. J.J. Leader · pald$2.40and$2.40 to place; and Gee :Tee Winner, the show hone, s:t«< .' GAUIPOLIS STORE TH!JIS., 6·1 p.m. Fll., 3:30·5:30 p.m. · SAT., 4·1~;;;..._.;.. MIDDLEPORT STORE FRI., 6·1 P~ SAT., 9·3 P.M. ·wiTH ATRUE FAMILY Save s4o· 18K Extended Color Computer 2 · Reg. 159.95 Emergency Squad ls open until Aprll 8. If you feel that serving on the unit ls your bag, you can 'plcl< UPJ an application at the residence of George Cummins, Third Street, acroSS from the squad building. -..·· a month . Robin Ta tterson, Pomeroy , has compiled an Interesting 23 page booklet for children In grades one through four which are available to you free of charge. The booklets give safety lnstruc· lion In addition to Including ·a number of pages which can be colored. Each of these pages also contains a safety · message · to accompany the drawing. Robin did all of the rna terial and oiiglnal drawings al)d the book was approved for distribuTIOn by the county · superintendent's office. It has been dlstrlbut!'d to the Pomeroy Elementary Sj;hool. Robin has more to these booklets on hand and if you'd like one or some, all you have to do Is call her at 992-992-6398. They contaill some good safety tips lor the youngsters. · Mr. and Mrs. John Smith of · Reedsville are announcing the birth : of a son, BrandonJohn,bornMarch · 12. The Infant weightEd six pounds, ·ll ounces. Mr. an!l Mrs. Smith had a · daugher, Melissa, ti1fee. Paternal gmadparents are Grant and Elizabeth Smith, a.nd the : maternal grandparents are Dale : and Thelma Smith. Great, grandparents are Lucllle Smith and : Linnle Crary; all of ~ville, and · Melvlrl and Olive Smith, Pomeroy· Low Aa 120 Plir Month on CHILinli • ' • Ready-to-Run Software Available for Education, Budgeting, Games, ·Wont Processing and ~uch More • Learn to Program In Extended Color BASIC (tutorial manual Included) • Create Sophisticated · Color Graphics with Sound ' • Connects Quickly to Any TV • Easy to Expand as Skills and Needs Grow clubS a~rtlclpatlon In a , nower s~-io b;held Apr!113 and 4 at the Royal Oak Park. Classes of , the show were reviewed. ,. Chlonis Grimm · was co-hostess I; for the meeting which open~ with · Louise Stewart giving a poem. and Joyce Manuel, the prayer. Kate Roush had devotions using II Corinthians 9 ·about sowing and . reaping, a meditation on cultivating friends, and an article on trees of '."J Evelyn Young, and .J anice Haggy . . Donna Gilmore had devotions using the theme, "To Inspire the WMFito Follow a Simple Lifestyle through Christian Stewardship.' ' She read scripture !rom Revelations and Matthew and gave an arllcle on · stewardship. For the program a quiz on Bible trivia was played with WandaEblin receiving a gift for answering the most qustlons. The Friendship basket was won by Beulah Oehler. Iva PoweU also received a gift. An art!Cie on Operation Hope.w as read and a special offerihgwas·taken up for lt. Prayer lOr refreshments was given by Linda Friend with Brenda Haggy, Mary Mlller and Belinda . Soulsby serving refreShments to those named and Eva Robson, Genevieve Ward, Shirley Friend, BUiy Soulsby, Judy Wolle, and Aimee F·rlend. , . SYRACUSE - Sutt.on Township Trustees will meet Tues· day, 8 p.in., In the Syracuse MunlclpaLBuUdlng. POMEROY- Rev. Lee Hammond, Portsmouth, wlll speak In revival services at Mt. Hermon United Brethren In Christ Church, Texas Community , Tuesday through April 7. Services begin 7:30 p.m . nightly, public Invited .. WEDNE>DAY EAGLE RIDGE - EaglE.' Ridge Community Church will have hOly week revival beginning Wedhesday. continuing throu gh · Sunday. Services nightly at 7: 30 p.m. Public . invited. MIDDLEPORT .:_ Mld91eport Lodge 36.1, F&AM. meets 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Members should attend. 111URSDAY POMEROY - Hysell Run Holiness Church wlll have a missionary meeting Thursday evening, 7: 30 . p.m ., at the church. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hysell wlll present the program. The public is welcome. POMEROY - JayMar Golf Club Association inen wUl meet 7 p.m . Tuesday at the Meigs Inn. · All club members. league · members, substitutes and other s interested are invited. --~ PORTLAND Lebanon Township Trustees wlll . m eet Tuesday, 7 p.m ., at the township garage. RUTLAND- Rutland Village Council wlll meet Tuesday, 7 p.m., at the civic center. · - POMEROY Pomeroy -PENNZOIL s,,,,, PEPSI . ' ·. r I Carol Richmond lost the most weight at the Monday night meeting of Sllndereil a at Five Points. At the Tuesd~y night Mason class, Lots Young lost the most ·weight with Ca ndy Van M.e ler. as runne~·up. J o Ann Newsom<' has cnarge of 'the m eetings. · · • Bird Sale 6 COl015 AVAIUIU WAS 19?.00 SALISBURY TWP - Salls· bury Township fustees will meet in Te~n~lar session, Friday evening, 7 p .m .. at the home o! the township clerk, Wanda Eblin. Now ·. 531 JACI<SON PtME • RT. 30 WEST PhON 446·4524 but would prefer to have a lump sum? ·s75 Let us sHow. you how to con~ert all or part of your mortgage into cash . .For details, call today. REG. '215.4!1 1312 Eastern Avenue (David Adams) ... • . ... . 446-4113 1.--------------------~""•-' GRAND OPENING S · A NDY'S . B O UTIQUE 320 N. Second St. Middleport, OH. · aOPEN 9·8 MONDAY -FRIDAY 9-5 SATURDAY THIS YIEEK ONLY ' Corbin & Snyder · Furniture JRS. & MISSES CLOTHING . DEE CEE SPORTSWEAR BlOUSES Sia• 5-46 55 Second, Gallipolis · 446-1171 Register For A Free Gift Certificate Drawn TIGHT BUDOET? RETREADS RADIAL · & NON .RADIAL $179_ 5.199·5. ··.~ · ,.dnlf With .4 ,$mil••" Located In IIKint, 011. ' A.. UP 'Mol~nt4HI & lalanctd Frlf GENERAL TIRE SALES OFFICE HOURS 8:30-12 NOON 1:00·4:30 • MONDAY THRU FRIDAY .., .•• u l Are .you collecting payments o'n a ·.real esiat.e mortgage, : · AnOINIY·AT·LIW ' .,' S!indere!la meets Early WE POR~~~s~A~J ~o~NfR~gr;GAGES ~ I ,ACK - .16 OZ. 106 EAST SECOND ABOVE BANK ONE IN ,POMEROY with the thought, " Kindness is a language·understood by everyone." Refreshments were served. Amy Pat ticia Young. seven· Y<'af· a trophy a nd liara . Judging will be old daughter ot Debbie Du va ll. on the basis of poise. personality a nd appE>arance. Trophies wiU be Reedsv ille, and Edward Young, awarded to the four runners up, . Baroda , Mich .. will be a contesta nt in lhe 19ffi Southwest Ohio .State most poised. best per<;Onality. best Today'S Little Dream Pagea nt t o be party drss and ML~s Phologenjc. · Amy Is sponsored by J3ank One, .held at the Clarion Hotel, Cincinrtat l, Dr. Jam es P. Conde, Dr : D a,~d J une 14 and 15. . Krawsczyn. D.V.M.. Farml!l's Bank Winner oft he pageant wil receive a nd Savings Co ., Coggleshell and $.D) In cash. a crown and lrophy, and Simmons Insurance, and Black· other prizes in addit ion to a s New Car and Truck Leasing. ston· round-trip flight 10 Flor ida lo compete for thE.' national titl<' 10 be held iii the fa ll . Today's littl<' d1·eam pageant is sponsored by a nationa l orga nlza · lion holding the pageant in aU 50 states. Cont eslant s must be at least . four and no m ore than seven yea rsof a ge by Dec. 1. E ach one will receive FRIDAY REEDSVlL.LE -Olive Township Trustees will meet In r~lar session at 6:30 p.m. Friday evening at the Reedsville lire station. . .··. SUN FUN the Bible. . For roil call members· named theit favdrite bird ~ Kate R<lllsh gave the secretary's report , Esther West, the treasurer repoM. E lleen Buck condue-ted the meeting and tl}ere was a , program on birds by Eileen Buck. Using lfgroup partld -· patlong appro&ch in the program. the leader presented information on, . various birds. · · Severa l -g(i't-weil crds were s igned. The meeti ng a djournl'd REG. '115.20 · ·Plans for the annual .mother- 4 at till' Senior Citizens Center wE.'re made when the Women's Missionary FelloWship International of the Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church met at the home of Brenda Haggy. Named to till' banquet committee were Bonnie Friend, Karep Stanley. Jean Wright. Linda Friend, Shirley Meadows, and Rose Butcher. Appointed to the nominating committee were Jean ~ Wright, DoMa Gilmore, Brenda Haggy, - - . POMEROY- XI Gamma Mu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, will meet at 7: :ll Tuesday at . the hOme of Mrs. Evelyn Knight, sponsor. Banquet d~ughter banquet ·to be" held on May Chapter of the Order of the. Eastern Star will meet Tuesday, 7:45 p.m .. .at the maoonlc hall. Officers are not to wea r chapter dresses. TUENDAY " RU'I1-AND- Rutland Village Council will meet Tuesday. 7 • p.m. at the civic center . D. ·MICHAEL MULLEN • Page-5 To compete in regional pageant Calendar · PlUS EXCHANGI . • -Plans lor atljldlng the sprtng regional meeting at the Hocking Motor Lodge In Nelsonville April 17 were discussed at the recent meeting of the Bend 0' the River Garden Club held at the home of Grella Simpson. . Reservations were made by . several of the members who wlll be · att~g the meeting. An lnvlta· tlon wa~rom the Chester and Shade VaUey Council of Floral Arts The Middleport Church ·of Christ staged an apparently qulte•sUC!!essful "bring a friend" day Sunday morning. There were 325 people on hand - and cerl ainly members of the rongrega!lon had their hands extended in 'rrlendshlp to make everyone feel comfortable. Bob Melton, the pastor, used a timely. se~on on the crucifixion although he threatened to use a Christmas theme just to prove he's not a conformist. AsSociate Pastor AI Hartson performed ably vocally In spit.e of a · sore throat and the music by the choir of Ron Ash especially a selection which lncor~rated several old familiar liymns - was quite pleasing. I was tempted to pass the word among the· 325 peaple there, that Melton and Hartson were having • everyo& present as luncheon guests following the service. However, I thought about the size of those iwo pastors and my tempta· tlon subsided. Do keep smiling . • ·Smith, birth · 119,!~ • 1985 Bend 0' the River .Garderi .Club plans for 'trip Beat of the Bend double in beating the 13Qston Red ·"I had lost faith In myself, to get Sox 3-1. people out, to throw strikes," he . - - - - - - - - - - - sa if!. · • The Dally Sentinel Home said his performance this spring ls a combIna lion of a relaxed I USPS 145·960) attitude toward the game and good J\ Division of Mulllmedla, Inc. health. . Pu bl l5 h("(! ev(>r y afll'.r noo-;;: M ond ay "This is the best I've felt in two rhrouF: h Frida y. 111 Court St. . y the Ohio V al lt'y Pu bll sh!nj:l: ComJ)any i MUI· years," he .said. "Ifeel good and my rJ m ('() l a . Inc .. Pomeroy, O hi o ~ 5769, h. arm feels great. My arm feels better 992·2156. st>C'ond c lass 'pos tai!r"pa id at Po m f:'rQ~' . Ohio . than It has ever felt . ,The past' two yeai'S, I was putting pressure on Mem be-r : Th l' AssOc.Jatcd Press, in·. la nd Dall y Pr('SS A ssocl ali ~ n and th(> myself. I'm done with that. • A m('rl can Nf!w spap£•r Publishers As· "It's tunny . People rnention '&'l sorl at lon, Na tiona l AdV{'r!ls lllg Reprr and ·~ to me and I t'ell them I don't ~e nt a tl vc, Branham N('wspaprr Sales, 733 T hi rd Ave nu r. Nf'w York . New even remember it. Forme, '&'land York 10017. ·~were like helng In a void, like I POSTMASTE R: Se-nd add r<"Ss chang<'S wasn't there." to The Oa ll~· Sen tinel. 111 Court St.. PoMore than regaining his status as mProy, Ohio <1 5769. a "stopper,"Hume islooklilgforone SUBSCRIPTION RATEJ! other thing In this season, while By Carrier or Motor Route Qnp Wr Pk. .. ....... . . . .... .. $1.10 rememhering the Reds' last WestOnf' Month .. ... ........ ........ . ........... $4.80 em Division title In i979. One Year ... .... .... ... , ....... .... ..... . $57.20 "I remember what it was like In S!NG_LE COPY PRICES '79 and 'Ill, even '81, when we were Daily .... ... ... ... . .............. . . ..... 25 Cent s winning," he said. ''It was tun . My Subscri bers fl OI des irin g to pa y thr car· goallstohavethatkindoftunagain. rl f'r may n•mll In ad van cP direct · to That will mean we are winning Th f' Dall y $(1 n11n {'l on a 3, 6 o r 12 month bas is. Crrdl t w!ll br glv<'n carrier ea ch again." . Tu~y.April2, • / Larry Sheets. a sacrifice fiy ~Y. Hu. me SOIJ"dJ"fJ"es· COmeback. bid . Wayne Gross and Floyd Rayford s · The Daily. Sentinel "WIIitre 1\e N. Inti AYI. It•••" M11t1 ••• It•••·" · · "2·7161 . . ..... ,.rt, OK. �r• The Daily Tuesday.' April S~ntinel PHONE 992.;2156 Or Wrttt • DIIMr S..t~ Cltnitit40tlll. tlJ Covrt St.. PM~~rtj; OIIit CS7U . I. ...... -. _ --· --:,:z· ......... ............ ... ··.... -=-•t•· 1985 Unique Silk tnot plaltitl Grove Arra'ngemtnts $3, $1, & S12 ALL IRASS .....S 1.00 OFF FIGUtltNIS ..... 'I.OO OFF · PORCILAIN IIRD IELLS Other Nict Items Rtaso~blt Pri«ts 10.5% Allstate 'bl~ l " !IOd h•nd• . DAVIS-QUICKEL AGENcr; ·INC. '" . . .Ltllll . . ..... .f JU . . . . •";C.W. 992-6671 ' Public Notice quiroct, which wiH couform 10 1he potlio- SC1t1 of Ohio ~b;- of Hlgl;woyo Con· 11n1ct1on and maliorials sp.,;. flca1iono. excepting 1'!111 or Commiolioneto, Court Houee, 11f111*, whlcl; i1 an PomOR>y, Ohio 46769 un~l12 upgnMied ma-. noon on 1he 24th day of April, 2 - With ......,..,. to 1he 1986. and the bido wil bo lforllllid, eetlma18d quantiopened and reed aloud Itt 1:00 tie., 1he wnc~en. ohall under· P.M . on· the 24th day or April, lbind that no gual'lntee II 1986. for the tumilhlng or giwn· to the actual quontitiee bituminouo materialo lot- tho of ogg-t81 to bo tumlohad, Meigs County Highway Oo· but lhal bepartmont; end MCh month raquired to fumioh ony part of thon111ftllr, bid1 wit bo '""""'"" the actual requiremontl, u and opened on the test Wed- oiderod during the bid period. neodoy or each month lot- the- 3 - p,._ on 1111o bid lhall following ' month's require· bo finn ond In e1fwct 11om May · · -menta. Estimated quentltieo of 1, 1986 to May 1, 1988. liquid - . . . rOQUired, epprox· 4 - AI ~ mUll agree ilmaloly 800.000 aallono to lumloh eny ~It It .... lor tho year. oome pr1coa tool 1he PO~ SPECIFICATIONS FOR Subdlvlojona of Melge County THE BIOS: during the bid period, 1 - Bid . price I * getlon 11 On the onvetope l.o.b. - · s plant end tho containing the bid, tho nama · , price p.- golon dollwonod to the and odclnee of the -dor 118ndor'o portable tonk to any muot bo ohown and plainly location within tho county u inoi'ked "AggntgltO Bid." designllted by the County 8 - l'lapouls are to bo Engineer; for tho various leiUmodonbidformoMJppliOd gradeo of bituminous materiete by the vendor, and wil bo which iihaN COliform to the __ . o n ihe d..• pertinent State of Ohio. De- liP<ICifled - partment or the Highway 7 - The Meigs County Construction and Material Commiaionera reaerve 1he S-ifi~-,. ~ ~~· right to _ . . , . rojocl eny.,.. 2 - tMt no guarantee iihol Itand is given 10 the actual quontitiee n -. but ooch oucceeeful vendor iihoN bo requlod to fumioh all or ony port of tho Nonce TO BITUMINOUS VENDORS: Seoled bido wilt bo recby 1he Boord of Meigo County ' Hoffman, Nichola Pickens and Julie Rlf6e, members of the Chester Jwdor Troop 1049. Standing, left to right, are RacheDe Jenkins, Syracuse Browilles 1120, representing Spain, Kimberly and Wendl Hannon, Syracuse Juniors 1204, representing Japan, and Crystal Harmon, Syracuse Brownies, also.represent· lng Spain. THINKING. DAf - Glrl _scout troops from Meigs County's Big Bend East Service Unit gathered Samf!lay at the Royal_Oak Park Recreation BuDding to participate In 'lblnklng Day activities. ·Thlnldng Day 'projects cause the girls to "thhtk" about people and cwtoms In other countries. Dressed In costumes ate, sealed !toft to right and representing Mexico, W,endy Taylor, Nancy NaUy, Sheni Smith, Lisa v- H-ott•. eomm-.. 1 _ _ _._._. - - - - - - ' Public Notice PUBUC .NO'nCE · Public supplioo e"' required by State Roguletion. Rule 3746.B1·21. Ohio Admi· ' niotrelive Code, to routinely manito< the micrObiological quality of the drinking woter In their dlolribution oystom in MP GKEE Ill. L. "Bud" McGHEE l Phone 742-3171 ;.or . ,. ""<f' ' BROWNIES · -:- Through tabk- displays; songs, .. dances and foods, girl scout troops share lnfonna.ttqn about diHerent countries during Thinking Day actlvltes. ~or Saturday's Thinking Day event fdr the Big Bend E;ast Service Unit, Chester Brownie ~P 1067 prepared an eyecatchlng talSie display on India. .. Sealed In front of the display are Crystal 'l'aylor, Jfeather WeD, Melissa J>em.-y, Jamie Erwin, ~rysial Snilth, JennlferM~, Noelle -rtckens, ;U.d ' Mary Nallf. Standing In back are Jessica Radford, Jamie Ord, Sara Machlr, Penny Alker, Amber WeD, Lauren Young, Amy Smith, Diinielle Kibble, and Debra Frost. Other troops participating In Saturday's fun were TupPers Plain~ Juniors 12'72, Meigs-Eastern Cadettes 1180, and Reedsville Brownies 1079. Tammy Capehart and Susan Jett, Meigs-Eastern Cadettes' leaders, were In charge .of the event. . MoryHobltetiM. Clerk Meigs County Boord of Commissioners , 992-2196 •Dryers •Freezers PARTS end SERVICE • 4·5·11c Middleport, Ohio · • Notice I bo by the Bowd of Meige Commi•ionera It the miuianore Office, located in the South HOUM, In the Vllage of Pomeroy, Ohio undl 12 noon on the 24th clay of April. 1.985, ·~ the· Wll bo opened and iMd lloud at 1:16 P.M. on the 24th clay of April, 1986, for the tumilhlng of all kinde and sizes of aggregate lhat. moy bo raquinod by the • VINYl' & ALUMINUM SIDING ·BISSELL · SIDING CO. •Insulation •Storm Doors •Storm WindoWs •Replecement Windows •New Roofing " FREE ESTIMATES" "Free PH. 992-2772 4· 1·2 mo. d. ' Estimated qu.ntitils of all AT EBERSBACH HARDWARE OliO' BEAIJJ'IFUL BUNNIES AND MORE - These ~amlc pieces are just a few of the' many Easter Items for sale at the Senior Citizens Center this week. Marie Chapman, left, and Edna Schaefer look uver . the assomnent trying to make just the right selection. Proceeds from the sale goes Into local htndo! to support the progTam of ttie center. 11 Help Wanted , Bake sale proceeds of $78 was signed ior the Irene Starcher jamUy, reported at the recent meetlngofthe the Hazel G:urtls family, tJ:!e Long Bottom Community Assocla· Raymond Larkins family. Juanita tion held at the hall. Ernestine Wells was named chairman for a Hayman gave I he financial report of· dinner on May 11, the group noting various expenses · D!lrsel Larkins will Invite someduring the mont h. one from the school system to speak Melody Roberts presided at lhe on the levy at the hex! meellng. mEeting which opened with the H0111eses will be Margaret Nessel· Ll:lrd's Prayer and pledge In unison. road and Ernestine Hayman. . Mae McPeek gave the secretary's Refreshments were served toMr, report. Sympathy cards were and Mrs. Stanley Wells, Harold Katie Sanders wins pageant title Seven-year-old Katie Sanders, daughter of J ohn and Susan sanders, won the IItle of ''Tiny Miss South ' Central Ohio" and ttve trophies In the North American Pageant .Systems compet Ilion staged Sunday in Chillicothe. . A ~ gTader at the Pomeroy Elementary School, Katie models tor the Modeling and cast~ Agl!ncy 01 PltfSilurgh, Pa . . She won llrst place troples for her llilt!nt p1 ES..'Illatlon, a Jazz dance whlell aile clloreop'aphed herself, beauty, the Mr. SophlatJcate, and 'I1ny Mia Continent Festival of Youlb for Interview. She was also · first runner-up In Miss Photogenic. On March 17, Katie won the beauty trophy In the Cinderella Girl Pageant held In · Columbus. Her other winnings have Included the PrettY Baby Contest two years at the Meigs County Fair, Rega(ta Pretty BabyContest, and Little Miss Roundup at . the IGA contest In Middleport. ' She will now compete on the state level of the competition In the North American Pageant Systems to lake · pta~ on May 4 an 5 at Kings Island. H.she place~ there, the nexf contest . , w111 be the nationals to take place tn Florida. Brewer, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Adams, Ma~ McPeek, Mr . and Mrs. Martin Nesselroad, Mary Andrews, Mr. andMrs. HasrlanBallard, Anna and Tony Ballard, Ada and Kenny Bissell , Francis Andrew, Mary Andrews, EI'Destine Hayman, Bill Thurston, and "lJelody Roberts. SEMI DIIYEIS Tralo NIW for local F..turtng Wall Paint and Stains Call JCM-419·'1027 lt. 14 Mi11Wol W.tlo, w. Vo. UIIITID JIICII MAml Ho'" O~w.Citlrwltllr, A. 114 Pt. P......ot, W¥ ISSSO REMODELING 675-1388 Painting • 'Carpentry Wallpopring *16132 MAICH SPECIAL * Ill-ground Peel LloHHi l !lltlll Over 30 Vra. Ex"rience Reb loblt Meigs County-Nat 1·614-992-7191 Jim Roach 1-304-675-1712 985-4452 Athlns CMmty-Doug 695-1010 3· 18-1 mo. r--:-:IN::::TE:-:-R::-:ES::::TE:::-D.INA . NEW VEHICLE . MILLER ' ELECTRIC SERVICE We'd llkt 10 introduca you to lnPI•A·Cor, the iliodtm way to drivo the nhiclo ol your ehlce. · . FOI AU YOUI WiliNG NEEDS Rtsidtntlll & Commercial ILACISTON NIW CAR& TRUCK UASING ' c... ·BOx, 326 992·5875 Or 742-3195 Pomeror. OH. 45769 For flstor Sorvico (all 1114-992-673 11 .14-tfc North Gallipolis, Ohio · 7/ 11/ tln Von Schrader Recommended Carpet Manu· , 'FREE ES1'1MATES" · WE ~ MOTEL 992-621S or 992 - 7314 Pomeroy, Ohitt 12,8-lfc D£NNY CONGO ·WILL HAUL -JUST CALL! 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL .FILL DIRT RACINE FIRE DEPT• . •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR We Hlft AFull Tl•• Sh~ Tuhllel11 Pomeroy·lllason Bridge SINGLE l24.9S 304-.75-6216 • ;, f . . ,. · Blnhan.luildlng •• Dtly . . RIDENOUR . ty.: &:APPLIANCE •l1ve Enlerta1nment •free HBO r •Kltchenflttes •Restaurant . . A.A.A • . . •CHESTE R- .985"3307 . 304-675-6216 HO·U .n. EVERf SA'r. NIGHT 6:30 P,M. i l Factery Chob Gauge Sholflllts Ontr 12-5-tre TOWN & COUNJRY DITCHING SERVICE VETERINARY CLINIC IN MIDDLEPORT GAS LINES WATER LINES .SEWE,R LINES ELECTRI C LIN ES BOGGS SALES & SERVICE l U. S. RT. 50 EAST . GUYSVILLE, OHIO •I . PAUL E. SHOCKEY. D.V.M. OPEN EA.CH THURS. EVE. 6-8 Fm E1tin1tfll PT. PLEASANT OFFICE Bus.; 985-3813 Res.: 985-3837 330S JACKSON AYI. SMALL ANIMAL HOUR~ Monday l p.m.-5 p.m.. Tutsda., 6:30 p.m.-1 p.m. Wedne•cfay 3 p.m.-5 p.m. Thursday 3 p.m.· S p.m. Friday 1 p.m.· 2 p.m. Saturda., 10 a.m.- 11 :30 .a.m. LARGI ANIMAlS ANO SURGERY BY APPOINTMENJ 304-67 S-2441 12·3·tfn 3-11-1 mo. Authorized John Deere, New Holland, Bush Hog firm Equipment Dnler · · Fatten your Wallet with awant Rd flr111 Eqtilt111ent P1rfl & Servlee 1-J-Ifc Roger Hysell · · Garage AUTO &TRUCK REPAIR Television Listening Devices Computerized Hearing Aid Selection Hearing Evaluations For All Ages Cl z Alto Tre•a•lt~l .. IX PH. 992-5682 :Z: "' LISA M. KOCH. M.S. ~ Licensed Clinical Audiologist -z or 992·7121 3·24-tfc 31812 mo. pd. St. l'omtroy, OH. PH. 992-6911 ''.. ' MACHINI & MOVIE IINUU & SAUS -r 73 10 (he•y fender1 .•...... .· .............. '65 73·10 Che•y I . Door1 ......................... 5135 •3 -10 Ch.. y. Tr. · Hood; ......................... II6S 73 -10 Ch.. y r.. Chrom lumpers ........... $70 73-10 Cht•y Tr. Grillts ........................... t40 . 73 ·10 Ch"Y· Tr. Tail Gatti .................... S70 11 ·14 Cht•Y· Tr. ftndtn ...................... s 11 0 73· 79 Ford Tr. Ftnders .........................1 58 73-79 Ford Tr. Doon ......................... l150 ' 73·84 Ford Tr. Chnomo lumpon ......... $70 73.79 Ford Tr. Toil Gotts ....................$10 10-14 Ford Tr. F•ntlen.:........1 ............. '90 Ianger & 1 o~:o FtrHitrs 1 0n • Cturu Supporu ...........'65 Ntw and Und Auta Glou ~Late MoMI Parts 73-10 Ch"Y· Tr.• a.., 100 Mo•i"' A••oik,... Specializing In All Types Of Resldenthtl Wiring And Repair . Cage& Slrpplios ..... l24.75 ,llir F•cy FirKhos, Cage & Slrpplios ..... '31.00 Cockotlots, bollc llrds 4-i ·l mo. pd. Rt. 1>81 Wost Darwin Ohio - ,, 9· IHtn 992-7013 ..,,,,,, ''•Ill" ~ THE QUAUYY PRINT SHOP ,.,. "'· TROMM EXCAVATING BUU.DOtER & BACKHOE .WORK ......... ~ BASEMENTS *SEPTIC SYSTEMS Cage~ & s.,,ios AI.. SeW Separ11tely Cal Ewlllittp *FOOTERS *GRADING *CONCRETE WORK 614-915-4212 PH. 742·2328 4/1/ 1 mo. . ' We are •looking ,fa; women .who would ..tlke to be·making e111tra money. Pt1ake, from t20 .00 IO t60 .00 in an •\lenin~!~ hfving 1 Friendly Home Party . Alio,· sign up and get e . $400.00 kit of gift• and toys. No money involved, For more information, call Megnolia Nitz at 614·992· 3681 . 22 Money to Loan HOME OWNERS -Refinance to low fixed rate. U18 equity for any purpose. Leader Mortgoge C_ o .. 814-!;92· 3061 . 23 Professional Services Piano Tuning and Repair. Brunica rdi Music Co .• e 14446-0687 Twentieth year of quality service. la ne D~n iot s, 614·742 -2951 . WINDOW TINTING Re si· dential. Commercii)! a. Auto . Free estimates. Ca ll 614446·9346 . PIANO TUNING AND RE PAI~ . Reduc,d rateslimiied ti me only. Ward' s Keyboard , 304 -676 - 5600 or 675 · 3824. Real Eslale 31 Homes for Sale Beautiful 3 bdr. home built for you $16..900 & up. See our models. Call 1-614886-73 11 . investment. 8 unit apartment complex, built 1974, 4 apartments furnished , only 1°4 wacancy, re1ident man· agar. $1.440 monthl'f income . Renters pay all utilities . Call 614-592-11B9 days or614· 594·2874 efte• ...... "Piimerov ....... .. Annuu ncemenls 1 1n -s. ,l2 .......Pt"Pieiisilrii ..... & Vicinity tion or &imply come to class. Trim off pounds with Go Base Grapefruit Extra Strength Capsules. Fruth Pharmacy, Middleport. SINGLES CLUB tor Weal Virginiana!l ·Details $2.00. Hillbilly Hearts Club. Box 81 , Leivasy, W. Va . 26676 . Giveaway Puppies Y, Germ . Shap .. % Golden Retriever . Cell 614· · 446·7130 . Console RCA color nt, rteeds repair. Call 614· 367· 7497 . . home In country. Call 446·2099. 614 ~ Baby furniture, freezer, tables, Iampi. clothing .. misc .. beside Gull Station. Gallipo· lis.Ferry, Tuesday, Wednesday, T.hurodoy. Starks Tree & lawn Service. landscaping. seeding, fertil izing. thatching, for complete lawn service, Cell us. 304-676-2010 . Yard vie No. 5 & 7 . b•own, Mason. Apr. 3 . Boys tennis shoes, mens workboota, maternity, baby items. ~tc . 8 Financiol 21 Public Sale It Auction . Business Opportunity I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· LISHING co. recommends that you do business with people you know, and NOT' to send money through the mall until you have investi· geted the offeri~g ._ _ Auction every Friday night 8t the Hartford Community Center. fruckloedt of new merchendise every week . Consigments of new&. used merchandise always welcomed . Richerd Reynolds, Auctioneer. Call 304-276 3069 . Pen Pit bull and part beagle. One male end four female dogo. Cell614·992· 3686. 9 . w'iinted To ljuy . . . ·ICFour month old femela puppy. Paf1 cocker spaniel We pay c11h for late model and part Terrier. Had some clean used cars. · shots . Giva to good home. . .J im Mink Chev.- Oids Inc. Coll614-992-7841 . Bill Gene Johnson 814·446-3672 7 puppiea. ready to give IWIY in 4 Wkl. Mother il Used mobile homes. 10'• & Britta.n y Spaniel, Father il .12's. 14' wide. Coli 814· Border Collie . Will be mad . 446-0175, aok for John . size dog with wavy hair. 614-949· 2969 or814·986· COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS 3915 , <\ FURNITURE . Beds. Iron. wood, cupboards. chelrs, Couch and chair. 304-675- chests. baskets. dlshea, stone jars. antiques, gold 7782 . . and oliver . Wrlte · M . D . Puppies, half Pitt Bull, 1 girl Miller, Rt.2 , Pomeroy, Ohla 2 boys. '304·BB2·3242. 45789 or C4111 BU-992'· 7760 . Free to good home, · 8 . beau1iful puppiea, 1h Do- Buying dolly gold. oltwer berbman, 1h Samoy1. 304 .. coins, rings. jewelry. sterling ware, old coins, llrge cur'176 · 4216 ~ rency. Top pricea. Ed . BurSmoll bloc_ k female dog with kall Borbor Shop, 2nd. Awo. white throet. H11 red collar. Mlddloport, Oh . 1114·992· loet on County Rd. 25. 3471 . t&O.OO rewa•d . Call 814· 98& · 3921 or 6H· 9B5 · B1 by f urn It ure In goo d con· dillon . Coli 81.4 · 992·87811 3876 . oftor 5 PM. To the finder of Jeck Rogers Willet. 'PilON keep -money Old·fllhloned blteboarda, but return Willet end con- proforably ook, B· 10 in . tonto, drop at Murphy',o 'high. Aloo, a 4 d"wor ook Btoro. or ooll 304· 878- flllng coblnet . Call offer II. 1311 . 614 -11411· 2 093 . ·. Mobile homes moved . lnaorad . 20 years experience. 304 -576 · 2866 or 676 · 2998. ·. ~ • Business Opportunity Yard Sale Buteville Town- JOIN THE ARMY NAtTOOhouse April 3, 9 to 7 Car NAL GUARD . GOOD PAY . radios. bike, B· B·O grill. GOOD BENIFITS . EDUCA· F11 All ru1 Pll•ll•f Nui1 fans, dishes, movie projec- · TIONAL ASSISTANCE . Call PIUS: Offi<1 Supplitt & tor: tapas & screen . Wash(U, 304· 675-3960 or 1·800· 6. roll -a-way bed , nice clothing Furnih.n, Wectding 642-3819 . 1 bdr . houSe 8t64Mi11Creek & misc. items. Knox & and Grmduaticm St. as is. except tools . Until Swisher. Manager trainee. if you Stationery, Mggnetic · qualify you will , ·receive Ap;ll 14. $36 ,500 Gtpa. Signs, Rubber Stamps, S1 .~00 . 00 per month for 2 lusinesst Forms, months while in school. .Green Township new 2 story Copy Senices, Etc. $24,000.00 per yoer after 4 or 5 bdr . formal dininMiddleport 25 5 Milt St., Middloport -graduation. Salas and man- groom, utility room. 1 Y2 & Vicinity agement experience helpful. bath, garage, concrete drive, · 104 Mulbtrry Aw., Pomeroy Personal interview only, NO nice lot, 4'12 mi . from 992-3345 phone calla. Interviews con- Gallipolis on At. 141 . Will 3 / 2/~ n ducted in meeting room consider mobile home as Varil Sale:Aprit 4 and 5 .'rurn Holiday Inn: Gallipolis, Ohio trade-in . Bargain priced , first road leh past radio 12 noon until 6 PM . April1 , $62,600 . Coli 614 · 446 · atation . Fifth house. 8038 . 1985 . 4 family carport .aale. April Open territories with new House for In Jackson 3 Announcements 3,4, and 6. 9 :30·4 :30 . AI· . County, Ohio. 5 miles abOve bough Addition, Tuppers Awon. call 304-675-1429. Thurman off At. 36 on Co. SWEEPER and aewid g ma- I ~ PIo_in_•_·F-'-o_n_o_w_•_ig:.n_•_-_ _ Lady to live· in,. Must be neat, Rd. 41 , Bloomfield Twp. 2 bdr . , basement , ettic , chine ... repair, parts. and Neighborhood yard eales- able to lift. no smoking, light Uarden space , large back auppliee. Pick up and 1 'h miles up New lima"Rd . housework . 304 - 675 - yard . good community . 1785·. . delivery Davis ' Vecuum 'I 2 F 1 Cleaner. 'o ne half mile up Apn 1, . and 5 . urn ture. across from Bloomfield ochoot . Call 614-266·62111 Georges Creek Rd . Call .::_ •_: 1o_ th_in_:g:..._t_ ool -"o._~~after 8PM . 614' 446-0294. 1-a· Wanted to· _D o Agrit 2 ~ 3,ond 4, 8 :00-7 Car, . • • gaS range, misc . household ·w d~oua8 clelning and. Estate. 3 bdi .. i:Jn Rt . .36. ¥2· ~utritional weight loss pro111 gram. -.u · herb, ,,no drugs.- items. -•tc . 1 Yt runes Off . At. . babysihi'ifb in Rio Grande. mi. We1.t of HMC , $40's. ·.Colt 614·446-0603 . . ·man8gemant'p.o sitiori•· full - . 7· on 8aHey .Ruil. Rd .' W~Ich "'_ Call: -Miaii ~t . 614 . 24 lor slgns:: · · '· _ · 9663 """'· pan,tlmo. Coli · 814· Must sell 3 bdr. ranch·. 446 -3788 . o• 614 -446 · Garage Sale: Rustic Hills. Westbrooke Subd ., FR. 2061 , Small Engin8-Auto Repair. Syracuse at Jeanie Connolly woodburner. 'carport, deck. _ _ ; _ _ - ' - - - - - ·ICReasonable rates, most jobs city utilities. a. schools, To Sassy- All forgiven . C1n residence. Men's. wolnan's can be done at your home. $36 ,000 . Call 614 -446 · explain reason I couldn ' t and children 's clothing, 36 Call 614·379-2837. 7144 . return that time. Call 614- mm. camera like new . A_pom divider bar, misc . items . 992 -7552 Dimp. Will do baby sitting . in my Immediate pouession 2 April 3•d and 4th. 10:00· home, have good referen· bedroom home. remodeled, 4:00. Energize ~our day. Aerobics ceo . Call 614-992 ·6921. tobacco base. 2 acres, city 7 :30-8 :00 a .m . at the new · -lcMoving Sale Tuesday thru schools; RC 664 ~ 123 ,000 . Meigs Boxing Club. Second Dependabla yard service. Call 614· 246-6296 . Thurday Ap•ii2-4th, 9:00 to St .. Middleport . $1.60 each Weeds. Walkways cleared. session or $7 .00 per week, da•k at 713 S. Short 4th Laaves raked . Wedges Beautiful 2 story country Awe .. Middleport. Oh bohind Mon . thru Fri. Fruit juice and trimmed, etc . Call614 -992- home, 4 bdr . LR , beemed .McClure' s Dairy Isle. Call nutritiOnal pick- up after 2269. Bill Slack . 614-992-2406 . ceilin9. DR _ 1irep~a~es, cool -down . Kathy Mea well insulate , wmyl ltdtng. dows, instructor. Call 614· Custom butchering. 6 days a aluminum w · dows, V2 acre ' 992·6B86 bofore .10:00 or week , phone 304 -882 · lot or 17 acre• available. Call a1ter 6 :00 for more informa3224 . 614 - 446·2~69 . 4 yr. old hu1ky male to good (614) 446·7619 or' (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Box .1213 --Gallipolis. Ohio 45631. J MITCHELL'S HOME VIDEO CENTER . THE BIRD CAGE PH. 992-3549 • ' Ph. 16141 843· 542 5 4 ••· 124,P-roy Ohio I 0~ West' Main YOUR SALES •ZINITH •SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEIN lAUNDRY 8 miles from JOHNSON ELECTRIC $'-"''' RftJI , , !Ill" Cl'flz111 3-22-lfn AND SERVICE .HEADQUARTERS FOR RT. 62 NORTH ·GUN SHOOT ARE WHALEY'S AUTO PAITS 10.8-tlc I PH. (614) 985-4212 We Use Equipment by teadin& facturers. St. Rt. I 110 V. C. YOUNG Ill I2 C& ·c POOLS PLUS NO DOWN PAT.IIT IOWII MOIIJilY PATIMNl Misc. Merchandl1e long Bottom, OH: 45743 work No Su!lday Calls 2125/1 mo. 2101 .lelflt'teo AYIIIUI ., Owor lila .... •Job Pl•cement Aul1t1nee •DOT CerUftcetlon . •Corrnpon.nce/ A..Ident 35185 Oak Hill Road (Free Estimates) , 949-2969 or 949-2263 $790000 ''" s.a.r ............ , ... lpng Bottom community group. meets • - Plumbing and electri cll PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 NEW-REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutters . Cleo ned Peinting Storm Poors It Windows ~;egote ~~red. ·~~- IL----------~3-~21~-I~m~o~ . maloiy 40,000 tono. SPECIFICATIONS FOR BIOS AS FOLLOWS: 1 - Bid price pot ton t.o.b. loaded It the vendor'. pion! lotthe Yllrious kindo ond line of. ~reg-_ that _may bo ,... • - Concrete work E1timate1' ~ Howard .L. Writesel Raafing Co. VAlUE$ New and used car salesman . Porch Sale Wad . thru Fri ., Commission and fringe be· 9 -6 . 2 mi.~Eaat · Porter on , nefits. Simmons Olds . · 564. Color , pl_ n g pong · Cad .... Chev . Roscoe table. di washer , bed, Burdette, 9 to 4 . Phone clothing . 614 -992-6614 . CAll COLLECT: · 10 6-tlc U-SAVE AUTO RENTAL - Addons •nd remodeling - Roofing end gu~er work 3111/lfo SPRING PROMOTION years • ''Free EAtimates,. Racine. Oh. "W• R••t Fo~ tm" CARPENTER SERVICE New Hornts· Built Meigs County Highway Oepeltment. · 1-13-llc "VINYL SIDING .*Aliii!11NUM SIDING ' ' ·*ILOWN IN. ·· .. . -INSUlATlciN -. INSULATION 20 Waitress needed for La Selle Restaurant. Must be 21 years old . Experience with mixing cocktails preferred. Also pert-time kitchen help needed. La SaJie lounge bartender mixologist. Apply in person at La Salle Restau· rant or lounge during business hours. No phones calls, please. Garage Sale Thurs. & Fri.. 2 mi . irom HMC Rt. 160. Gardan tools, childrens clothing, mi§C . Worked in home area Ph. 614-843-5191 POINT PLEASANT, W. VA. J&L BLOWN Complete Gutter Work Complete Remo~eling Roofing of aU Types P&S .BUILDINGS PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS Waitress needed for evening shift end cleaning lady. Apply at Crowe SteakHoqse in person . 3 Famity Yard Sate Misc . Thur1day. Apri . 4th, 112 mite on Georges . Creek Road from _Rt . 7 . VINYL & ALUMINUM Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated Dog Houses CALL 446-4522 YOUNG'S PAT HILL FORD •Range• •Refrigerator~ JAMES KEESEE (41 2. 9, 1tc bido We can -repair and recore radiators an~ heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. •Waahera •Diahwaahers UTILITY BUILDINGS Now Accepting L11ting1 in Meig_1 Co. RADIATOR SERVICE 985-3561 All Meket SUPUIOR SIDING CO. • • ....-._.:.:.;;,;..,;;;.;;;;;;;:;;;;;;::.;;;,;.;;;;,::.;.;~;,;;.;;;,;.,;..;~-..;,( r----------.,..-----------,--------------KEN'S APPLIANCE-.SERVICE POLE BUILDINGS Sizes Start From 12'xl6' RENT A CAR Several immediate positip na open for Commi11ion Sales Re'p. In the home-l»usinell security and water treat· ment. Mul ti ple incomes available including commission. bonusea. & profit sharIng. Training It materials provided. First year incomes $30,0\00 ·$60,000. Send ••· sumo o: P.A. Murphy, P,O. Box 448, Well11on, Oh 45692 . . Upper River Rd, St. Rt. 7 , In front of Higley's 8arber Shop. Call 614-446 -0002. '~ Business Services ICUJ OUT fOR FliTUII USE) EUGENE LONG 3-11-1 mo. ' Wan ted: Secretary· receptionlat. Skills requ ired: beoic bookk.. ping okllla. efficient lhorthend·, excellent typist. Wages negotie· · ble with ability and. e•perience. Apply at : M "a. T Construction, Rt. 1 Box 340, Bidwell. Oh 46614. Call 614· 38B· B323. Yard Sale & Garage Sale: side by aide. April 4.6.6 ALL STEEL & Help Wanted Truck drivers needed. minimum e~perience . Cal 613· 663-9647 . . Yard Sale Centenary Town· hoUse April 3-4-6. Home Interior. wedf;ling dress . dishes. bedspreda. curtain,. more items each day. ll ·l ·tlt 21 AVON e1rn 40% plus t ree products . C•ll 11•·••&· 3368. on Kriner Rd . GREG ROUSH PH. 992-7611 1 /22/~c Call: 742-2407 Garage~ Roofing Work Aluminum & Vinyl Sidings 15 Years Experienc.S,. IUSINISS PHON! 161.1 992-6550 RISIDENCE PHON! 16141 992-7!5. Will do · all types of excavating, landscap· ing, basements, sew· age systems, water and gas lines, water W!tll drilling and ser· vice. trucking {times· tone & dirt) . . Broker·Auclion Servia lh I L I try lillY · lllti&l County Associale .& SAlES & SERVICE MEIGS EXCAVATING COMPANY Dick Fetty. Wor~ Custom Pole Bldgs. Middloport, Ohio 4S760 3-7 1 mo. Mayor of RuUand {4) 1, 2. 3, 3tc Insurance 317 North S"ond ' 11 6 Family Garage Sele Rain or shine. Children• clothing toddler-teen, womens clo· thing 3-16, books. 1\pril 1· 2·3. 9-6 . V. mi. oft Rt. 218 Rlmodeling ·P~mtroy, OH. ~M· ~~~~::~~~~~~-------------------J----~-------------­ Melgo County--.... ordenod during the bid period. 3 - Bidded prices shell bo firm and in effect dlM'ing the . bid period. . 4 ..:: All biddero must-1111ree to furnish any bituminous materiala. as raquasted in Item 1, at the ..me prices to otl tho PolitiC411 Subdiuiaiono of Melge County during tl);o' bid period. 6 -. On the envelope containing each month's bid must be ~ainly matked "8i· tuminous Bid." ' 6 - Proposals are tO be rotumed on bid forrm oupplied by tho Meigs County Engineer; . or also obtjolnod through the office of the Boord of Meigs County Commillionen. 7 - Tho ouccoatul wndor v;ill bo required to 'iumloh any lob ~ or deoign grodn as .reguetted..· by~· the Meigo County Engift'Ber. .... · Q _.,- The. "4eigo County Commte:eionera reMrVe 'lhe right to oi:cep;,; ~onv or . all bids, or an/ penther8of. ROUSH CONSTRUCTION large Yard Sale Centenaty Townhouse. Tuesday Apr. 2. 9 ·6 . Bedspreads drapes, d ishes. clothing & much more. RES.: 985-3837 Ntw Homn-htensiwe (6 141 985-3105 Real Estate General _'R,eoltJL 3-11 -1 mo. · 4 F1mily Garage Sale April3 & 4 , rain or shine. Last house . South end of · Mercerville . Clothlng. bed1preade, cur· ta ina. loll mor,. BUS.: 98S-3813 I' fnioy 'omplt lt r.Jaxation anytime. ytlr around in your own Hot Springs Spa. Stop by to sH tht modtls wt have in stock. ILACKWOOD HOME SPAS 40037 Sumner ld. . ;,...;..;._ _ _ _ _ _ _.;;:;;..._;...,;..;_.~~~-~ ...._ : & Vicinity 3/20! 1 mo. ~· , The \'lllage or RU!tand is , . . . - to collect end exam· lne e minimum of 1 mlcrobiologlcoloernplo oech month, No oemplee went collected end onelyzod for 1he month of February, 19B6. The wltor deportment· hao caken steps to insure that li<loquote monitoring wil bo . performed in the future. JOITy Black Prooidentof • CounCil, (4) 2. 9, 2tc end.,._ V~ CUitOITHif. Mary Clerk Meigs County Bowd of V j AFFORDAILI • PORTAILI order to insl.tre'that iaflt' w8'ter It !>oing ouppliod to tho -- 'il.ud• ...... Giiiiipoiiii ·... ··.. GAS PIPE WATER PIPE G.Q REGULATORS OTHER SUPPLIES · Public Notice •1111 bids and / or any port f mplnyllll:lll Serv11.e> lost and Found • LONG BOnOM. OH. OPlN: Weds., Thun., Fri. & Sot. - 10 to 6 Closect Mon. & Tues. Across from Courthouse Public Notice 6 PLASTICS Cu" T1 $11 T1 &lim 114 COURT ST., POMIIOY Public Notice I Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio _Business Services ' ACCOUNT --~.,. .u ........ ,,._ 2. LOST: Sp•niel AKC on R"•ccon Rog . Ad. Cocker Call i========::;~;:========;-,;:··:· ::::======~~ 814-446-1201 . JO'S UTTlE RED BARN IRA On St. Rt. 124 ·in Syra<111t G&W INDIVIDUAL RETIREMENT 7 Yard Sale f rtn~lflr••ltHI/1•'• Nll'rr tllf• /~1/lr• ti!lll/1 Jt•lr•,lu1111• ••.t•·lt•IIJI1"• ... .• .. April2.-1 986 _ Ohio · 7 acre. brick house. 3 bdr., lg . LR, lg . kitchen. built in oven. range top, new reirig., plenty cabinet space . 1 'h bath. V2 basement. Loca!ed Kyger Creek Dill .. $60.000 . Colt614-367-7238 . Fairfield Centenary' Rd . Well cared for 2 story brick & vinvl Colonial on 2 lots. 3 bedro oms. family room with stone fireplace e. ceiling fan , sunken livingroom; foyer with 2 befold closets. 2'h baths , d·i ningroom . mud room. kitchen equipped with smooth top rlnge. OW. G. disposal, p~tn1ry , 2Yz car garage with opener. Utility room. · new carpet a. wall coveriQg, intercom system . $89,900. Call 61'1 -446· 2459. 31- Homes for Sale •soo down-mobilei hQrM and l'arge Jot·vour ow111 bolt 1973 8aron 12x66 2· bdr .. dock·owner financing, Call . cenlrill air. · undefpift~ed. 614-256- t218 . awning . exc . cond .. on ren1ed lot in 10WJ\, Cell 3 bedrqom houM,· 6 acres , 614-446-6677 or614·446· • 1enced in, with barn, chicken 2905 alter 6 oOO, coop ; and pony 1hed . $36.000. l\ll.c Cumbor Roed, 10x65 two bedroom trailer. Ruliond, Ohio . Celt 614- · e•c cond . f3 .000.00. 304· ~ 992· 2143 bofo•e 4 :30 ao~ ~ for Michael or after'6 :00call ' 676-8724 . 614-742 -2289 . 1 981 . Schultz 14>70. all electric. 2 b~rooms . garden Three bedroom houae . Alum tub, pOrch with aWn· . Siding. car port. deck, new ing, large underpenning , 304· ,. kitchen.. remodeled ba · 675-6120 . tl'!room, NU-Sash windows, and wood,b urner. Call 614· Crab Creek, need offer, 992-2898 . mobile home, 3 bedrooms, 2 add on rooms. half acre. S&ctional hom jt, .like ne'fl, all nice. 304 -676 -3030 or new appliances . 3 bed · 875-3431 . rooms. large living room. famiiY· styte kitchen, and 1975 Cameron mobile dining room . Situated on home. 12x64ft,2 bedroom .'large lot which fro nts on all e lectr ic, .,. unfurniahed, th ree streets. Excellent 3 04-676-1777 . neighborhood . Tuppera. 1 1 Plaine, Ohio. $32.900.00 10 percent down, financing 33 Far~9 fo, Sale available to qualified parties. , _ _ _ _ _:_..!tf'~-Call614-992-7034 . Farm house&. 68 acreawhh'" tobacco ba•l!l and minerel 3 bedroom house in Rustic Hills. Fully carpeted, atorage rights . In Porter, Ohi~ on bui.lding,lerge lot . Call814· C ampaign Creek Ad . · a49.000 . Ca ll 614- 448 · ~92 - 6085 after 4 :30PM . 7247 . 5 rooms , bath , utility room, Storm ·w indows and doors, 108 acre farm ·for sale. one alum inum siding. ne w roof. mile east of Eno on 664. C•ll . ===;:==:;::::;::;= ==== g a • age . Call 61 4 . 9 9 2 . 1 = 61 =4=·= 3= 6= 7·=0=5=1=8=. 5204 . 1' Business Pomeroy, 3 bedroo01. 1 Y, 34 bath. all utilitiao. AC. fnouBuildings lated, carport, besefTMMit; ; ;i,.ge lot. CaH 614-992· 2602 . Hurricane . 19_ ac res com: mercial 11at land on Virgini1 -Nothing down. Teke ove:r Ave. Water. sewer. gas, R .R. payments of 8337. P.41ir siding, large old firm t)ouM month on assumable loan;.t and barn . 8250,000 . 1 -6829 VJ percent. Included ' iin 3879 : · ~========== peyment areof11xes andin"; inau·4 ranee. lots remodel bedrooms. 1% balho. ~tral heat, in Pomeroy. "CI11 614-992-7074 . 36 Lots 8r Acreage Basement & 3 mobile home loti fo r 11le. owner will finance . Call 61• · 446 · 0175. Add ison Ohio ri\ler frontage . House for sale or ·trade for farm land. 304·676-39B1 . Owner transferred. must sacrifice, exc cond, 3 bedroom, fini shed basement. 8 Y2 per cent a~sumable loan. min imal clostng colts , $9.600.00 down . Phone 304 · 67.5 - t652 or 61'5 · 1363. Gallie Co~:~nty· land for sale on Raccoon Creek. neer State Rt. 7, v.. mite accessto Ohio River . appro• : 4000 feet o1 w ater frontage . creek can accomadate larger pleasure boats . Owner seeking . privite sale to inwestors or · ·develope•• . Clll 15141 446-~ 2974 or 446 -0766 . . 5 room house, 2 closed In porche's, In Point Pleasant. 304· 675-5466 . ~ bedroom house' with 1% acre lot Gallipolis Ferry, or By owner 37 acres. 3 mi. from HMC . ... on Kemper Hollow Rd . $10.500 lirm . Colt 614 -446-7476 . House for sale. 2 bedr09ms. in Bellemead . 304 -675 · 4072 . 100 acres term land , priced for quick sale . Call614-38881l9 . Modern 3 bedroom. 4 acres. good well. lots more, no reasonable offer refused. Comstock area, 304· 675· ,3030 or 67_6~ 3431 . 45 acres end' barn 24X36 on Bladen Mercerville Rd. •ome' timber, mostley pasture. 6 ft . Brush Hog and Cettle reck for long bed Ford Pickup, Call 614, 256 ·6094 . phone 304-675-1702 676 ·6391 . . . Four ~edrpoms ; kitchen.fam!lv · r~o"! with fir~plact?· . . Well -_care~.. for proptfrty ~n . ~. ·firril hed basement; ·tow ~ason . Low upkeep . 304$80's, Point" Pleaent, 30467~- 6743 . 6·7 5- 3~'?~ . eveni~gs . : ' 1llf; · .~crei · IAhd· an Buct>' 3 bedroom home, 8 Yt. 8UU· Chattin · Rd : $6,000 . 304· • mabte loan . garden tpot, ~75 - 4464 . reduced down to S49,000 304 ·675-5047 . Energy -Efficient 3 bed · rooms, Shell, 6 " walls. insulated floor, insulated windows, $13,900.00 your lot . 304-676 ·3981 . Renlal s 41 Beautiful Alta los home. 3 . acres. 2 mi from P,t . Plee.san1 on Jericho Rd . 3 bedraoln,, 1 bath, full basement , 1 wooden deck, 8'h pet. assu meblo loan, S64.000. 304675 ·7733. SAVE THOUSANDS BUY FROM OWNER. Boll deal in town on this recently remodeled home . Extra large rooms, carpeted through out. lots of atorage room. plus 'vJ basement, large front porch and carport situated on end lot in quiet neighbor· hood. priced in upper 30's or take ower payment of t22l. with down payment negoti able. 304-676-66B8 . ·. 32 Houses for Rent House for rent. Call 3()4.·. 675 · 7283 675 · 5104 o. 676 -6386 . t .. 3 room a with privet; bath, ref. Requested. Call 814· 446-2216 . ,. 4 ro~ m s in rGalli polis. *160, S76 dep . Call 614·446- . 9364 . 2 bdr. unfurnished house with garage . Cell 614·445 · 9686 . . . 2·3 bdr. house 1ully Clr· petad. stove. refrig .. dis-· hwesher. city schools. Cell 814-448-4447. In langsville. 6 room house with bath . Garden space . S200 .00 per month pluo deposit . References re .. quirod. Cot/614·992· 7285 . Mobile Homes for Sale NEW AND lfSED MOBILE HOMES KESSE('S QUAL· lTV MOBILE HOME SALES , 4 MI. WEST. GALLfflOLIS , RT 36 . PHONE 614-446 · 7274. Small 4 roOm and bath house in Middleport . Car- _ peted. sto\le and refrigerator ~ provided . Attached garagt. ~ Grea t for single or working couple. Sorry. no pets or children . 8185 . month piUs ucu-ritv deposit . Phone 614-992-5292 af ter 6 or Weekend . Setting ot Eotata. (1 1 147 12x60 Schutt 10•22 ft. ecres.) one house:-3 Dirns-: porch. large level lot, Crown Investment Opportunity . one garage. 66 acres bottom City, price neg., help fiSingles & Multiple houoing. land. rest: in pasture and nancO: Call614·266 · 1444. Purcheae 1 or all, owner timber plus tobacco base Two bedroom home on Ohio financing available . Call $60,000. 121 100% •••e• 1978 Norris two bedroom Street, $ 150.00 per month pasture an·d woodland total electric on nice lot with plus deposit. call after 6:00 ' 614·446·0116 . $23.DOO. (31 28 acrao wilt 'l•rge two cer garage. Call PM 304· 675 ·6711 . Coffee Shop for ule operet- sell with 147 acres or with 6t4· 256·6460. . ing downtown, location 454 1OO Y2 at eJIItra coat. Allacrea . . 2 bedro o m hou stt. 94 Second Ave .. Gallipolis. Call listed are more or leu 12•66 Indy total electric . . Burdette. $176 . month plus 614·446·3407. property located in Gellia oxc. cond . Celt 614-446 · utilities . 304·676-4600, 9 County, Walnut Township . i 347. o.m. to 4 :00p.m . Own a .beautiful ' Childrans Contect John Owen•. 614Shop. Offering the latest in 379-2876 . No Sunday coils 10x60 2 bdr. no pets, $150 mo. ptua f150 depooit end 42 Mobile Homes fashi'ons . Health Tex. lzod, please. Lee. LeVI, Chic, Jordeche. utilities. Furnished, Bulaville for Rent Buster .Brown, and meny Come T1ke A look !I See· the Rd . Coli 614· 448 -9204 or more. Furniture-accessories ad in Sunday paper and 614·446·2861 . • ll(ld toys by Gerber and come see how nice this Nod -A·woy. $14,900. to house is Inside . For 11la by 14x70 Festivel1977 mobile 2 bdr. mobile home. Call 0_3_90_·_ __ _; $17.900 . includeo begin· owner . 8 1A% auumable home, Complete with viny-'11 _6_1_4_·4_4_6_·_ nlng inventory · trainlng· loan . 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, ( underpinning. ' tie · daWn fixtures-grand opening pro- family room . Kitchen with straps, blocks. 3 bedrooms, 2 bdr .. a ll electric . Call motions 1nd round trip dishw11her. range. rafrig . 2 tull beths. centrel 1tr. Lot 614-446 -3371 . eirfare for two. Prestige Utility room . Petio. 2 car can be purch11ed or rented. gar1g1, all alec .. heat pump. Coli after five 114·388· Nice 2 bdr. SkYline ·turn;, ' F11hiono 601 ·329· B327 . air conditioning .. Call 773· 8166 or 614· 388-8252 . water paid , located on Rt. 7 . '• Coii614-246·6B1B .' _9_2_7_·_ __ Soles reprtuntotlve needed _.:5:.:9..4.::_2_0_r_7_7_3_·6 •&OO down -mobile home' In G_.llll and Meigs Counties , Nice 8 rm. home, bath, and large lot-your own boat 2 bdr. mobile home R & R to sell and . l.t~rvice life. basemen1 . 24x24 gerlge on dock-owner flnenclng. Coli Mobile Home Park. 8ulilvil... ' health> autq and home inau· . 1 'I• acre flit lot, cloee to 814· 261-1218 . Rd. Galipolio, Oh . Colt 814· ranee. For intormltion. cell town . Call&1•-••6 ·4l217 . 448 · 0627 or 614- 446· Monogor at 304·298·45111 14x85 3 bdr . ott electric, 1283. or write P.O.BoJII, 18Q, Par· House with 4 toto. bam, underpinned, porch, 4tll. 1 ----~----­ _k•..:~c.b_u_r~g_2_1_1_0_2_,___ Uppet River Rd. Call 814· bldg ., rente! lot. In 1own. Mobile home for nnt : •\ 268 · 1 9BB or 614 · 446 • Call 61 4-446· 203'11 . .Call 12•80 2 . bedroom I ·n · lntornatlonal Stool Building anytime. furnished With 10M2f r~. ·~ Manufacturer awarding 7228. gl~t•d -ln porch a1·t., · ~ • 1 deolo.,hlp In avt~llobla arooo Houio tor Sole: 62 lincoln 1984 Victorlon . 70•14. Slit per month plus utilitl•r ··"'" , 1 ooon . Greet profit poton1111 St, • 112,500. nelda oomo up In Country Mobile Home ~eeuritv deposit. No pet " J ' ~ In an ••P.ndlng ll)duatry. ' ropolr. Coli 814· 218· 1773 Park. Daowln. lot 41. Ao· children . Coli (8141 C'.;' •. ' For 1ppHC11tlon CIM Wedacor 4227 . . sume mortgege. aftor 8pm . 303 •789 • 3 2 00 1 _, 24011 . I:;;=;;=:;=-==== 1 1 , . . ' �• .. ·. ... Page- a The Ohio LAFF~ A-DAY 42 Mobile Homes · for Rent 54 M isc . M_erchandise and wooden cabtnets. *60. 1 Phon• 304-676-5043 . r cat tori. Cell 614-992-7! 14 or 814-992-8BOO . $176. month . Call 614· · 992-3946 . Bill Knopp. Trailer for rent . 2 b8droom~. furn ished . Call ''614· 9926368 . Claude Wintera, Rio Grande. 0 . Call614-246-6121 . fil ercha nrl;se 54 Misc.-Merchandi se SPECIAL cut alaba 8 PU loads dolivereci In dump truck f100, or21oado $180. You pickup 115. Coli 614246:6B04. · In Middlapor1. 1 bedroOm fumiehed apt. Utilitiea included. 8196 .00 plua dep· oalt. Call after 8:00 pm, 814-992-7177. 1 bedroom furn!shed apt; Call614-992-6434 or 304882-2586 . VaJiey Furniture, new 8. uaed . large eection of quality furniture .. 1216 E..tern Ave., Gallipolis. Trade Center Furniture Outlet, Kanauoa: Oh. New Maytlg lo Crooley Applioncea. Call 814·448-4488. APARTMENTS . mobile homel, houses. Pt. Pleaunt and Gallipolis . 614-446 · B221 . . Used 30 in . gold electric range, e150 . Uoed Kenmore wuher, t126. Trode Center, KoQa~go, Oh. Furnished one bedroom apt in Point1 Pieasant. Very clean and nice. Phone 304-6751386. Glau topp coffee table and tind table. lg . velvet loungiJr, 2 twin olze bedo. Coli 614·446-7378 . Furnished efficiency apart· ment, 1 peraon, private. utilltiea Included 8180 .00 per month. 304-676-2083 . or 876-8689 . Kenmore Dlshweaher , *75 .00 . Feddera room alze air conditioner. 1100.00 . Call 814-'142 -2994 or 814742·3175 . 0 ===========-1 45 Furnished Rooms For rent Sleeping Roome end light houH keeping rooma. Par k- Centrliii- Hotil. Call 614-448·0766 . Furnished room, $100. Utilitie a. range. ref. Share bath. Men only. 919 Sec .. Gallipolla . 446 -4418 alter 7 p.m. Country Oak tabhia, cholra, cupboardo, deako.lco boxeo . Conklea, Tupper• Piolna, Rt. 7 . Hond crofted ond finished . Pickeno uaed furniture. 30.4· 1176-8483 or 675-1450. RICK' S NEW ANp U8EO FURNITURE. Used atovos and refrlgeraton. Compat"e our pricee. eave today. Phone 304· 773-5430. 46 Space for Rent Mobile home lot. 12'•60' or amaii!M'. •'15 water paid. 4th & Nell. Galllpollo . Call 44114418 otter 7PM . ' MOBILE Home COUNTRY Park, Route 33, North of Pomeroy. Large ~ ou . Cell 614-992 -7479 . Rental apace for travel trailere, cempers, fold ups. Wa tef, HWtr. electric cable hook upa. Cell 304-773 5851 attar 8:00 p.m. 64 Misc. Merchandise Knauff Firewood Split- 96% hordwoodo. You pick up or we deliver. HEAP vender. 614-266-11245. llmeotone, Send, Grovel. Pick up at Richard• I. Son . Col1814-446-77811. Two 4 gallon humldifiera. Two gal water heitera. 4'0 gallon bottle and 110 gallon natural. Call 614 -986 · 3680. Reall1tiC acanner.. with cryatola, t76.00. Modal 1400 12 gauge thot gun with lkeet barren, f175.00 . Ta · ble HW, $50.00. Manual typewriter, e36 .00 . All ltem1 in good condition .. Call from 9 until two. 814-992· 5708. Firewood UO.OO pickup lood.~O delivered. Call 304-676 -6762 or 676 2991 . Pole bern buildings built. For free utimates ca\1304-878 · 3981. WANTED-Area Sporto En· th,a t want to re· cejve direct mail opeclala lilt, an ex~iting new mer· chandiae program, from Trl County Sporta, 304-8752988-or write-to Rt. 1, Bo• 471 , Point Pleaaant, W. Va . Include name lddrNa and lip. th~alaeti Brond new electric wheel chair Include• battery charger, 304-773-6174. Nlghtcrowlera, live min nowe. IMII worma. Trl County Sport, 304 -11752988 · MOVING OUT SALE. April ht·8th. 14081/z Ohio 8t, Pont Ploasent. Seleinolde on rolny doya. Speed Queen wringer type waahar, good cond. *16. or beat offer. 304· 773·5730. 01011 top dlnnott, 4 wlckor beck ch~lro 1400.00. Bluo wlour couch, awlvet rocker *4110.00. 304-8711-41148 . Retired couple would like to rent 2 bedroom hou• under 1200. Within welldng dio· tence of Foodland. 304· 11711-4215. 1 ' ~ OIJEMT a. 8 yr. old Reglolerod Sorrel gelding 15.3 hands: 2 white atockings S. white .. blaze . Shown i.n 4-H 6 Quarter horae ahowo . Call 814 -2866522 . Regi1tered Quarter horse colt : born May 9, , 984 ·Dunn collar wittt·white star. $390 . Call 614-288 -8622.. SaddiiJ horses, ai.O gaited for trail. Riding lessons . Tack . Call 8 14-898-3290 . Ruth Reeve1. Ragi1tered Walking Horse. atallion . 3 years old . 8600 .00 . Call 614· 9926102 . Good riding horse, part quarter hone, $200 .00. 304-876 -8386. 64 Hay ,• . & Grain ~- .. ~ppro• . 170 bale• elfalla 19.4% ·crucia pr0tein ; 06-76 baloa. $2 ~ 25 blile. Coli. ! • 614-692 -6338 . 1977 Gran Pri• 360, aut~. air, cruiae, tilt. AM -FM, new tirBI. new IJlllhauat, new ohocka . Call614-44e -0492 alter 6 :30PM . 76 VW BeetiiJ exc. cond ., et .200. Coli 614· 446 0686 . 83 Plymouth Reliant, 2 dr ., S.E. loaded. exc. cond ., 84 ,900 . Call 814 -446 1604. . ' 1983 BlackC amero. li•callant condition. AT. AC. Cruise, Tilt, AM - F'M Caosotta. Call 814· 742 3080. Alfrlileratl)r fiiO.oo .. 4 cap wood cook atove with oven 1150.QO. 304·1711·2481 . '- . 1976 F'iOO Ford van carpeted throughout, aut. pa, 361 Windsor 8ngine . 304676 -3978 . 1980 Jeep CJ5, a. cyl . 4 speed, vary good' cond. 304 -876 - 2224 ·or 676 6470. 74 ' Motorcycles !----.,..- -- - 1977 Dodge. van (windowl auto .. AM-FM' radio, cruise. air, etc. $2,600 . Call 614448-4182 . 1976 Honda CB 380 T Iota · of extras, low mites, 1974 \976 Mustang II , PS,P8, Yerjloha BOCC di" bike. Cell auto. tran.a.. Runs, looki 814-256-6B36. good ; $660 .00 . 1974 Dodge Van, 8500.00. Coli 1980 Hondo CR 250R, very . 614-992-5666 , good cond. Call 814-4469710. 1966 Ford Mullang , 2 door hardtop. 6 cyl. , . auto . on 84 Hondo Bjg Red, 8 mo. floor, completely re,tored, old. Call 614-388-9991 or new chrome. $2800.00. 614-388-1!1123. Call 6l4 -992-2086. 19B1 Honda ' 750- cuai om 1975 Fprd LTD, good c ondimi., p'•dded aio'y b~r: 2, 1ion;' . run~ ·.good. e3so.oo. ..70Q c. con:d. ·-Call .· 614, 387Cell614 -992•8921 . 0394. .. -. 1974, Z28, l •82 engine, make_offer, 30,4 -896-3472' ' 1980 LTO Kawasaki 760. 2,000 actual miles. Uke Hay tor. aele fi .26 per bale . or 895-3967, new. Very aharp. e1500.00. Call614·2t6 · 9315~ .. '74 Volkswagen, rebuilt en· Coll614·949-2410 or 614gina, good cond . $900 .00. 247-3901'. 304-676-1769. 65 Seed & Fertilizer 1983 Honda VT 750 ahadow, 3500 miles, extrll, 1982 Ford Escbrt, 2 door, 4 e2.700 . Call 614 -992 speed, AM-FM , Michelan 2382. We now have Northrup King radials, e•tra clean, 614· 1eed. For your graaa 8a seed 387-7860. needo . Cell 614-246-5193, 1974 Harley Oavidoon XAltizer Farm Supply. _1987 Chevy 11 . 8 cyl, auto, 90 . Call aher 6 :00PM at Pioneer stereo, runs well. 614-949 ·2091 . Ground corn $6 .QO per Boot offer. 304-87_5 · 1690. I ---~H-o-nd_a_ C_X_..:_--.-ex-c-8-1_ hundred . 2 ,500 bul hel ear corn 82.60 bushel. 304'72 Buick La Sabre, 4 door, lent condition. 304·8B2 · , 876-3308. 3797 PS, PB, good cond, good · 1' - - - - -- - - - tireo, phone304-882-2971 . 19B1 Honda 900 Super '73 Monte Carlo, 304· 6 75- Sport. 8. 700 milea. exc 7602 . cond, $2,000 .00 . 304-468 1863. 1968 · Camero, 304-676- I - - - -- -- - - 4072 . 1972 Honda do~ble , over 71 Autos for Sale head cam, 460 cc. new tirea; 1976 Mercury, 4 door, low 1978 400 Kewoaki, 304 576-2372 or 678-2286. TOP CASH paid for '80 mileage, clean , good t ires, model and newer used cars. exc cond, cell 304-675- 1974 760 Honda fully Smith Buick-Pontiac . 1911 3486 . dreued. 14.000 mlleo , Eastern Ave., Gallipolis . Call $800 . 304-675 -7733. 292 Chevy, 6 cyl, engine 614-446-2282. rebuilt newer run . Honda treii 1980 Chevy Chovette one / 90 . 304-895 -3441 . Auto Parts owner. 4 new tlreo. 43,000 1 -:-:-:-:- ' - - - - - - - 76 miles. $1 ,995. 1976 Mu s· 1986 Chevy 1 ton , cattle & Accessories tang Ghia immaculate . Call . truck . Seeecroasstreetfrom • 1 814 -286-6522. Caroline lumber, eeoo .oo. 30~ - 6083 or 876·2616 . Paning out or ..n whole· 72 !18 Plymouth Fu'ry Ill, 66 Chevelle SS . Cell Buick s pecial, 73 Dodge 1979 Corvette, excellent Chevy 614-388-8622. pickup . Call814-448-3989 . condition, 304 -676-6465 . 19 7 9 5 00 Transporlalion rar111 Supp lir.s 1<. LiVI:siOck 61 Farm Equipment JD 2 row plenter. tobacco .setter, 6 pt. chizel plow, JD 8 ft . wheel disc, New Holland hay rake, 3 pt. poat hole digger, lickle mower, 8 ft. dreg dlac. Call 1114-268· 1286. John Deere 1010 tractor $2,9911 . Allia Chalmor B wide front belly mower, cultivator . It plOws-need• rubber: aU f!t•f696 . 8N For~ tractor high • low range with front end loader, run• good,·good rubber •1.860 . First come flrat eerve. Milsay Ferguaon '8& tractor, live po-r, PS. with fronl end looder, U ,996 . Call 614288 -8622 . 1979 Chevette, 4 dr.. auto trans, AM ·FM , new itras, good engine, 81 ,750. Call 814 -446-4117. 1979 Horizon naadl minor work, runa good. 81 ,000 firm. Co11814-446-2099. r1==========~=========:.J r-------Do It Every Tl'me IF. 'lt;)U~S GQNNA TAl<& A ON NAP.SfJeYllOtoiT 1.110 TOP OF 'THt: SF'FlEAI'•" i>rJr "tff~ I.ITTI..E. PII.U)WS IN ·m~: CI.OSEiT•••• · EVENING 6 :00 BAS EMENT WATER PROOFIN G Unco ndit ional lifetime guarantee . l ocal. reference• furni ahed. Free eatimates. Call collect -1-814-2370488, day or night. Rogers BasiJ me nt Wate rproofing. ~O.U 1971 Opal Rellye, 4q l . auto . or trade . . 304· 8767376 . · 77 Chevy Malibu, high mileoge e1100 . 304- 876 4230 daya or 676· 48113 eveningo. :;;: :::;======== 72 Trucks for Sale 1981 Chevy luv, 4 apd., AM -FM $3,999 . John'o Auto Salea, Bulaville Dr, Galllpolie . Coli 1114 -448 -4782. 1974 ChevY luv, new tlrea•. runa good, 1800. Call after &PM , 614-266·82111 . 1983 4x4 8 -10. Call i814446-1347. 1984 Ford Ronger exc. cond .. 12 , 100 mll01 , *7,1100. Call 114- 388 9881 . 1882 C- 10 Chavyouto. P8, P8, AC, tilt whaol, AM -FM, rodlo. 16.000.· Coli 814· 2411·5810 . 1878 Ford F100 pickup. PS, auto . f2200.00 Call 1114· 992·74113 . 1978 Ford plck-ll'p aho"bed . 302'. 4 opeed . overdrive. low mlloo. Clljl 614·949-2301 or814· 8492095. B & M ' TIRES. Tire deolo, Cuatom Wheelo. Call (or prlcu 304 - 89~ · 3458, Since1971. ' 88 Chevy truck for porto only, ttOO.OO. 304-11768782. For aole. pa"•· 1978 Plymouth Trail Duater, 4x4 . 304-676-7435 . 77 MU 5T KNOW . 6 0M EP ~A Ciio AROU>~D ~ERE l CAN GIS T A uOB. D & M C~ntractOn. Vinyl and a lum inum ai di n g re pl ace m e nt w i ndow• I n 1 u I a t i n g - roof I n g · remod e ling and new construct ion-gutter•. Call 304-773-5131 . Spring s pecial: Gene's deep s team c.arpet cleaning . Scotch guard , free esti· males. Call 614 -992-6309 or 614-742-2211 . BORN LOSER ' b!AD'(?, EVE~ llME 'OU ~VE 1\liS . q.,R, 'O.l J & . l ln1ulation . Vinyl siding, roofing, replecement windows, storm windows. WITH ~~~ 'PJ WELL, OF CDJ1<!5E...lHE' WAY ADJUST IT, I CAIJ'T EVEN '-__.. SEE'. M'I'-5ELi=,, otore doors. Call 614-992·, 2772 . RON:s Tel&wision Service . Specializing in Zenith and Motorola. Quiuar , and houae call s. Call 304-576 · 2398 or 614 -446-2454. 0 Fetty Tree Trimming. stump removal. Call 304-675 1331 . . 0 I ANNIE ' Rotary or cable iool drilling . Most walla completed same dly. Pump ..... and aervices. 3Q4-896-3802. , 0 form the surprise answ8f, as sug· ges1ed by tl"le above car1oon. Answer here : :esterday's j ,. ·~' l'rn tnovinq. Peter Pickle into your is my name' buildinq! JIM'S PLUMBING llo HEAT· " lNG . Rt. 1, Bo• 365 . Gall i· polio . Cell 614-387-0576 . Excavating Good -1 Excavating . baaements, foot8r1, dri'lewaya, aeplic tanks, landscaping . Call anytime 614 -446 4537. James L. Davison, Jr . owner. WINNIE ---------- ' By J• , ., Jacoby Ar 1 ) ridge player ca n cash out th e tricl s n his l ong suit on def ense a ga nst 10-trump . But it takes exper t <or ~sigh to r efuse t o t ake an avail· able f ourth trick against lhree notrump. Tha t w as what happened in a Reasonable Rates. Ditching for water, g11, electric and droini ge lines . Call S14446-850B or 614-446 2775 . ' 8 4""·;. Electrical !lo Refrigeration Ed' s Appliance Service . ; Serving all mak-.s & brands " of refrigerators, washira & ~ dryers , atoves I!. dis hwashers. Cell 614-367- ' 7187 or 614 -446 -4466 . . BARNEY THAR'S . ONLY ONE WAY TO STOP THIS RACKET SE~ING Machine rej)aira , aerv1ce. Authorized Singer Sales 8t Service Sharpen Scissors . Fabric Shop Pomeroy . 614-992-2284 . ' General Hauling James Boys Water Servi ce . Al so pools filled. Cell 614256· 1141 or 614-446 1175 or 614 -446-7911 . ., ., SN~I\E!! (CCI 1977 Travel Trailer, 28 tf. air. electric and goa. hoot , ' -;;::;---;-;--;--:-- -- - Awning, good condition; 1 87 •.e.ooo. 304-1175-4086'. Upholstery • •' PEANUTS LET'S TALK IT IJF' OUT THERE! · TRISTATE . · UPHOLSTERY. SHOP 1163 Sac .. Ave., Gallipolis. 614-448 -7833 or 814 -44 6. 18,.3 3 . R S. M Furniture Manufa ctuting, St . Rt. 7 , Crown City, Oh. Coli 814 -2 66 , '81 PerryToruruo321ttravol 1470, coli Eva . 614 -4 . 46 troHer, 304-6711-2555 or • 3438 . Old & now 6711-3162. Uphoatered . NOTW~AT 1 MSANT,ANP VOU IT!!. • • . ' r '! + A 10 • 9 76 • 5 42 + AK 109,8 Vulnerable: East-West Dealer: West ,. West Pass Pass North Pass 2. 3 NT East Pass P ass Pass South 2+ 2 NT Pass P ass •K '· ~tU-~t g( by fHOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS tO Actress, 1 Betrayed Susan - 5 Gennan U Nobleman DOWN outcry 8 Greetings, 1 White and mate! clearance . 9 Light· 2 " The Quiet earted · 13 Drury or memory - 14 Vex 15 Work unit 1e Directed ·n Make Man" co-star 3 One way to call 4 Color 1& Cotton 5 NUMery fabric head 19 Central & Bumpkins · a mistake 7 Success point ADswer 24 Chant • 25·Festal 2'7 Cure Z9 Street show Z2 Pyramid 30 fabric 18 Dejection 10 What you site 31 Register Zl ChineSe use to call 23 Servant's 36 Before pagoda 11 Messeriger emthe Flood %1 Charged U Printing gaffes player 37 Baby food &toms Z2 Money (sl.) %3 Instruct badly 25 Hayworth flbn 28 Before (Lat. ) .. · _, (!) Spo"sCenter Cl) WKRP in Cint:innatl 0 Cil Fall Guy CI) Latenight America ®) Taxi • CD ABC - News Nlghtline • Twilight Zone [MAXI MOVIE: ' Smokey and the Bandit Ill ' 12:00 Cll Bu!l't Ia Allen CD Mazda SponsLook (I) World of. Auduboo II Cl) ABC News Nightllne (JQ MOVIE! 'The Gypsy · • , Motho' • ClJ Eye on Hollywood • Gunomoka 12:30 D (]) CIJ Late Night with David latterman Cl) love That Bob • CD Gymnutico: McDonald' • lntemetionel Mixed Pal,. from Chicago. ll Cl) Benny Hill Show 2'71.Alvel 211 Stopping place (abbr. ) !9 Reversion 6-+-+-t- 3% Fashion 33 M.D.'s group 6-1-+---1 34 Biddy_ 35 Cry fi'OIII the balcony 3'7 Wine l!&Whirled 39 Angel (Fr.) DAD..YCRYPI'OQUOTES - Here's how to work i t : AXYDJ,BAA X R Is LONGFELLOW One Jetter stands for another. In this S..mple A is ·used the three L's, X for the two O's, et c , Si ngle l etters, apostrophes, the length and fonnation of the words are all hints..Eachday the code Jeuers are differ ent . • . for CRYFroQuO'I'ES · 4-2 , J ZR .C OY : YFIO JFJ IJ F VY C R L O X REZ JE LFUR S TR C EJXPY WF EZY SWllPY . - ~JF T P YSWFV Yet~lerday'l Cryptoqule: APRIL FIRST IS THE DAY UPON WHICH WE· ARE REMINDED OF WH.,o\T WE ARE ON THE O'IHER tHREE HUNDRED AND SIXTYFOUR.- MARK TWAIN t ,' SOUTH ... D (2) CIJ Tonight SI>Ow · Cll Beet of Groucho : +3 ... The bidding was the same at the Openi11g lead: second table, with th e sa m e opening lead. At trick two, a hear t was contin: 1---------.-..;.- ' - -....l ued to the ace. 'and a th ird hear t was played, won by West 's . 10. Without cashing the f ourth heart . West now t abled the diamond kin g. Declar er preserving both the diamond queen won the ace and played out all the and the spade ·suit control. By not clubs, just as at table one. but now playing 'the last heart winner, West defender West was able t o discard his gave himsel f an extra· car d to play at . fvurth hea r t on the fifth . club, thus the end , thus avoiding the_sque<:ze. 11 :30 0 + 9' . • AJ 42 . 9876 3 + s 42 + QJ874 ' • K Q 10 5 t K Q 10 no-trump was made on a squeeze . . ·Acid · mm 85 EAST WEST At one ta bl e tlie bidding was as shown West led the_ ki ng \Of hearts. When he continued the sui\, his side took the first four tricks. Next th e king of di amonds was played. Declar er won the ace and played out all five club tricks. Eventually poor West had to either unguard the spades or throw the queen of diamonds away . so th ree rn Dozer ~ark land clearin.g . landacaptng. etc . Free estimates. Call 814 -446-8038 orll14-992·7119 anytime. + QJ'76 recent team·of-four match. MOVIE : ' Ding of Comedy' . [HBOI MOVIE: "Moscow on the.Hudson ' (CCI · - [MAXI MOVIE: ' High Road t p- ;C hiria (CCI - ' " " 8:30 ()):G)- ~ Who's the 8oss7 · (CCI - , -. · ·.· . · 0 Cil I]!! Jeffersons · . ··a eo rg·e- enters lritd ' a;oeath- def ying promotio nal battle wi th a major competitor.' 9 :00 0 Cil CD MOVIE: ' A .D.' Cl) 700 Club (!) Auto Racing '85: Nascar late Model Spo"sman Race·from Bristol, TN Cl) G) I]~ MacGruder and loud (CCI 0 00 (JQJ I'/IOVI E: 'Guilty Conscience' Cil ~j) Frontline (CCI 'Pol omac Fever .' The adjust· merit s that new Congress· men make when mov1nQ to Washing ton are ex amined . (60 min .l 10:00 Action Spo"S of the 80' s 1.984 Peugot/ Bridgeston~ Pro Ski Cham· pionship. ffi MOVIE: .'Vanished ' Pa" 2 (j) Gl (121 Moonlighting CIJ Statewide (11) New s msoap (HBO) Maximum Security (MAXI MOVIE : ' Repo Man' 1 0:30 (]] Celebrity Chefs (!) NFL's Greaiest Moments \981 AFC Pl ayoff (San Diego vs .- Miami) and 1981 · NFC Championship (Dallas vs. San Fra ncisco). (60 min.I . (j) To Be Announced l1il Greai Decisions fJIINN News (HBOI Warning : May .Be Hazardous to Your Health Cons umer Report s t ak es a hard look at products and food s that can endanger vour health and safety. 11 :00 D CD 0 Cil C iQJ Gl ll2l News Cil Bill Cooby Show Cil Monty Python _ (jj) New World Vision s The developing styles of American art , architecture a nd design o ver the past 250 years are e)(amined. (60 min.) Ell Benny Hill Show (HBO) MOVIE: ' Forbidden' 4 - :! · 8 ~ + K 6&32 • 83 t A.l two ~o ~ain ICCI c'AR.TER ;S. ;LU,MBI.NG AND HEATING Cor.· Fourth ond Pinti Gelllpolla. Ohio Phone 814-448-3888 or 614-446 -4477 NORTH Giving up one til Plumbing Hea.ling ..:-:_,:-;,:: ,.,.:::-:,.:-:... :::-:.,~ ,::: ...,. =,.. = .,:-:_..::-...., =:-:-::- -.: ,.,,.,_=,----:---:--. Jame¥ Jacoby Rain: New Bad Ne w s.· West Ge rma ny, the mid -Atlantic states and Ne~ Eng land an~ the settings for t~e continuIn g controversy. (R ) (6 0 min.) Gl iU) Throe' s a Crowd B & D Home Improvements , vinyl 1nd aluminum siding . life ·t ime warranty, guttera. aoffit, inaulation, replacement windows. 20 year warranty . Free estimates. 304-576 -8101 . {Answer s t0f11Qrrow~ Jumbles: NOISY SNORT BLU ISH HEAV EN Answer: What lionesses might be-"NOISELESS " IIIDGE earlier . Nova (CCI t XI J" ~ndllng 11om JumbM, doW. ~. P.O. 8o ~ 631 , Ptlm~, N.J. 01086. tftch.Kk )'OW NIIM, H*He, dp code aMI INiklcheck .,.,...,.. 10 N...-p.tbookl, Cl) PREMIERE/'IOU' RE Cil CID KI I X)"r I r~;:;~=rMM:;:;. =:;; _ •:: 00 · ®l lucie Arnaz Show (PREMIE AEI . Dr. Jane lucas. a radnf'Psvchologis t, finds herself falling fot the man who jilted he r 12 years ALLEY OOP . Ken 's Water Service. WeUa. · cisterns, poole filled . Phone , 614-367-0623 or614-367- , Peraona 8ody Shop. Locu11 7741 night or .doy. Rd . Pt.Piaaoant. Pall KS.K . Free . Eatlmates . 614-985- Do you need something moved or hauled away? 4174 . We' ll do ill Cell 614-268- , 6261 alter 6 :00PM . • • 78 Camping Limestone, gravel, sand, fill • Equipment ,din end coal delivered 304676·4412 . 1972 16' travel trollor. Coli 814-388 -9889. Now arrange the circlea letters to 0 Building-remodeling , d r y ~ wall, kitchen-bathroom in stalled , door·window fram ing, vinyl and alumn aiding , roofing. 304-876-2440 . 1'KE P'I.AYE~ ENJOYED WI"'TH Hl5 C'I NNe~. WCHS Ad• Auto Repa,ir 79 Motors Homea & Campara WHAT P5.FI:CU5:510N • GOING TO LOVE 'THE LUCIE ARNAZ SHOW' Cement Finiaher, RiCk Garfield, 614-986 -4464 . New • drivewavs-d)arking Iota . 'Any s ize job. Repla c e old Concrete. r KJ m RINGLES ' S ' SERVICE ," a• : perianced carpenter, electri- . cian , maion, painter, roofing (including hot tar applicotlonl 304 -676-2088 or 676-7368 . 83 Cl1l New s ()) Or. Who ' (jj) 3-2 -1 . Contact (CCI fll Diff' rent Strokes (H80I MOVI E: ' Hany and · Sori' !MAXI MOVIE:(,'Whel'l! th o . · lillies Bloom' 6 :30 D (2) ill NBC New s · (]] Rifleman · . (!) Revco's World Class Woll)en .Cil Gomer Pyl ~ (I) G) ~ ABC Notws (CCI 0 ()) <10 CBS New s ()) Nightly ~ Business · Report (jj) Body Electric Ell One Day at a Time 7:00 D (2) PM Magazine Cll Chuck Con nor's Western Theater 00 Spo"sCenter ffi Sanford and Son (I) Entertainment -T onight CV Wheel of Fo"une 0 ()) Wheel of Fo"une CIJ CID MacNeil/ Lehrer Newshour ®J News G) ~ Now Name That Tune fl) Jeffersons 7 :30 D (2) Tic Tac Dough (]] Cisco Kid , (!) Spo"s Focus- Julius Erving ffi All In tho Family ()) 0 Cil Family Feud Jeopardy ®l Wh~el of Fo"une Gl ~ Entertainment Tonight fj) WKRP in Cinc innati 8 :00 D Cil CII A-Team iCCJ (]] Gentle Ben (!) Auto Racing '85: Nascar Valleydale 500 from Bristol, TN (I) Couste41u/ Missis ; ,.,.. :· Relucfilnl Alley (I) My little Pon~, Pa" 2 I'M NOT KIPDING. J 8. J 'e Ho me Improve- B2 u mm m n m~ m Cll Hot Poteto Cil Beverly Hlllbil ~es menta, Siding Vinyl &eluminum siding . ov.erhang rutter 81 roofing . Free est imates , Call 614 - 3~7-7468 . 0 'Aoto tiller t111 .-oo. Machan!• tool box tO< wldo bed 140.00. Twin laundry tuba 140.00.0 304-811-3134. 47 VVflnted to Rent Stoberta Greenhouse has for niB cabbage. cauliflower, broccoli planla . Township Road 100, Racine RO 2. Call 814 -949-2342. . ' $.1.600. (4) 26 • ft (f!IIH..,HEA w tO bacco trallera$500. 7 ft 'wooda Buah Hog '-----""':'-----,..--:....-------~ *1 .400. 7 ft lnt nlowar I $70b. 79ft ~ 4 wheel d ri ve Chov $4 ,600. Camper top UOO . 8 hp Troy Bill 81 ,000 . 72 Trucks for Sale 71 Autos for Sale Morgan' s Woodlawn Farm . · Rt. 35 , Pll~y . W. Ve . 304· 675-1 286 or 304-7361983 Plymo•th Colt, 4 apd ., . 1979 Datson 210. t tandard 2342 . AM -.FM tape, aunrOof, shift, aome ruat, $1 ,600.00 . $4,299. Jo~n'o Auto Selea, . 304-468-1853. D 19 Allie Chalmers, 2 form Bul~villa Dr, Gallipolis . Cell treilera, 304-895· 3441 . 814-446-4782. ,· 73 Vans 4 W .O . 1972 Grovely walk behind 1977 Ford Granada 4 dr.. 8 tractor, 2 ap. axle , 30 in cyl., aula, -AC, AM -FM New 1986 NJIIIan PU 4x4 , mOwer. steeing sulky 8800 . 8950. Call 614-446-4868 600 milea. sliding rear win 304-878- 7733 or 675 - attar 6PM. .dow, King cab, long bed. 6622 . *10,500 . Call 814 -4461 983 Plymouth Reliant 4 7019 . dr., auto ., 61 .000 miles. 1982 Dodge 400 auto, 1979 CJ -5 , Golden Eagle, 3R ,OOO inil81. Call 614· 62 Wanted to Buy PS , P8, low mileage, good 379-2726 . cond, 84,600 . Cell 81 4· 446-9700. WANTED : used saddles and 1978 Chrysler Cordoba ona lock, 304· 88,2-2762. owner, good condition. new 19.84 Dodge Caravan . tires, 11 ,900. 2 tires G7B' Loaded . Call 614 -949 14 in . Cell 614-44&-2BI57 . 2273 . 63 Livestock Cement block. all sizes, building malorlals. Gallipolis Block Co., 12311• Pine St., Gallipolis. Ohio 46631 . Cell 814-446-2783 . . JACKSON E STA .T ES 51 H_ouseh ~ld Goods APARTMENTS (Equal Block. brick, mon.ar and Hou a ing Opp ,o rtunit'y) !1'1 aonry 1uppli .Mountain monthly rent ltans at $183 St e Bloc , 33, Now SWAIN for 1 bedroom and $198 for Ha n. . Va . 304 -882for Ford PU good 2 bedroom, d8po1it $200, AUCTION & FURNITURE 81 222 . located near Spring Valley 62 Olive St., Golllpolla. Now cond .• half horH, new MyPlaza and Foodtand, · pool &. ueed wood-coal atovee. 8 !'' aubmeruble pump moend Cable TV av~lable. pc wood LA aulta t399, tor. 72 Ford PU good drive 66 • Pets for Sale hours •• poatlble 10 am to 4 bunk beda t199, antron truck. Bidwell Mill. 8t4pmand7pmto9pm · recliqera $99 . new It und 388-9688 . Monday-Friday, Cell 614- bedroom euitea, rangee, 446 - 2746 or leave wringer waehera, 8. ahoea. Woodburnlng .,turn~nce like HILLCREST KENNELS New livingroom auitee new. ·capable . of heating meaaagiJ. Boarding all breeda. Heated 8199- 8599 , Iampo. elao 2000 aq.ft. Coli 614 -446· indoor-outdoo'r facilities . Redecorated 2 bdr apt .• exc. buying coal 6 wood atovea. 4113. AKC Ooborman puppies: location. Regency Inc. Call Coll814·448 -3169 . Stud Service. Call614-446 4 pc . livingroOm auite, good 304-675· 7283 876-6104 7796. LAYNE'S FURNITURE cond., ,royal blue, fake fur. or 676-6388 . · Sofa. chair. rocker. ottp- etOO. Call 614-446-7821. Judy Taylor GrQoming. Call Fumiahed · efficiency 807 man. 3 tablea, {extra heavy). Mon.-Wed., after 4 :30. 614-367-7220 . 2nd. Ave .• Gollipollo. Share $686 . Sofu and chalra both, $160 utllitiea paid, priced from 1286. to 8896. 2 hospital · beda very good Briarpatch Kennels Protesedulta. Call 446-4416 after Toblea, $60 and up to f1 26 . cond., . 1400 each. Call iional All·breed grooming. Hide·a-beda,e390. and up 814-388-8803. 7PM . Indoor-outdoor boarding fa .to *660. , oofa; beda f1 46, cilities. Engliah Cocker Spa· Fumiahed efficiency e185 Reclinera, '.225. to $376 .• Wincheeter model 12 16 niel puppies, Call 614-388utilltes pd .• single .adult. 920 Lampo from f28 . to f1 26 . aauge, V.R . e460. H.'N.R .· 9790. 4th -Avo., Gallipolio. 446· pc . dinettea from $1 09., to 10 gauge shotgun 32 in . Call 436 . 7 pc . e189 and up. 1114-446-7019. 4418 after 7 p.m . Dragonwynd Canary Ken Wood table with aix chaira nel. CFA Himalayan, Persian 1 -2 bdr. apt. furnithed, all 8286 to $746 . Desk f1 10 26 in. color Seara conaole end Siamese kittens . AKC Chow pupplea. Call 814utilitiee paid, no peta. aec. up to e225 . Hutchea. t650: TV. Coli 614-446-9629 at· . 446-3944 after 7PM . dop.. rent 8350 . 2-2 btfr. Bunk bed compla1e with ter 8:16 . lpte. fumiahed. part. utili- .mattre11ea. •276 . and up to 1 male and 1 female Cock-a tie• paid. no peta. IMtC . dep. 8396 . · 8oby beda, $110 . Aiding mower 11 HP, 36 tiel, large cage, naating box, rent *360. 2 -3 bdr. opta, Mattre11e1 or box epringa. cut. DYilamark, new cond .• unfurnished, par1 . utilites, full or twin, $158., firm, $88. 8800. Call 614-446-2390. 180. Call 614-388-9783. no pell, aec. dep . renU360 . and $78 . Queen ..... e226. 4 dr. cheall, $49. 6 dr. Searl elect. dry'r good 2 fel)lale lull blooded bae· Call 614-446- 1384. cheata. e69 . Bed framu. cond., $100. Call614-448- . glao. ·6 months olll . U5.00. New redecorated conve· $20 .and $26 ., 10 gun - Gun 4447. Call 814-992-681 .9 . niently located, cloee to cabinet•. e360. Gu or ahopping. applilinces fur· electric ranges *376. Baby Coleco Orginal Cabbage Baby rabl;tita and chicke~s . 304-676-6043 . niahed, gas & water '"paid, mattrenu. *25 lo $36. bed Patch dolla & Premiees. Cell $225 mo. dep. & ref. req . fremeo t20, $26, & $30, before 2PM, 614 - 446king frame t6.0. Good selec- 3387. Call 614-446-7616. tion of bedroom sult.ta. 57 Musical Riverside Apta. Middlepo". rockeu, metal cablneta . 7HP Augg riding lawn tracInstruments Special ratea for Senior headboards $38 It up to tor, good motor and trenemluton. no mower decll, Citizent. *130 . Equal Houa- *66 . . . '- 8100. Cobra 86·23 channel ing Opportunitllu . &14For ul~ Spinat-Con1ole. pi· Us• d Furnl!ure -6 pc . baao_ra'dio •. $l 00. Morae-40 992-7721 . dlniJtte, heed boards, end 2 ch·a nnel mobile tedio. e150 . ano bargain. · W• nted ~ re" 1 a~ ci""2 'bedrbp m ·f~rniahe·d bedroom luitea. 3 tnilea out Gr~un·d ·plane .~mter1na, •36 . sponaibta party to take low monthly paymenta on , epta . for ;ent' in . Mi'd~lepo ,. . Buloville Rd. Open 9ai'n to Call 814-446-4638 . • .. Cell -6 ·1 4· 99 2'--5304 ·be · '6pm, ~on . thru Set. 1 · -,---+.,-,'----..,...;~­ liPin,t ·pian.o, :Can .b~ . seen ~ Write Credit Mao. -t weep 4·;00 ' ..-nd . 6c.Q.O ,__8_1_ 4._-4..;4_8_:0_:t~2-2__·~-- Guno:' mo~1. 12 Wlncheater,' · .locatly aget! P.0 : .8o• 637, Shelby• · • model . 1 0 Rem. Coli 614evening I . "vllla, IN 48176 . GOOD USED APPLIANCES 441·3346. For rent, one bedroom. Waaherl. drvera, refrigeraLowrey 2 keyboard organ. furnished baaement apt .~ tor~. rangu. Skogga Ap· VANGUARD PAINTS - foot pedall. Good coridition , utilities Included. 8200. a pliancee, Upper River .Rd . Quality you can truat .. lnatruction book, mu1ic, and monih. t6Q . depoait. Call beside Stomt Creat Motel . Eberabach H·ardware, bench included . $400.00. 614-448-7398. Pomeroy, Ohio . Call 814· 1114-992-2803 . Call R uateH Spencer at 992-2811 . 814-985-4.192. Newly .remodeled apart- County Appliance, Inc . Good uaed appliance• and Commercial potted tomato ment ..• 176.00 plus utilitiea. Oepoait required . In Syra- TV 1111. Open 8AM to 6PM . planto. f100.00 per 1000 58 Fruit Mon thru Sat. 814-448- planta. Order early. Porcuse. call 614-992-7034. 1699, 827 3rd. Ave . Galli tland, Ohio. Coli evenlngo & Vegetable~ 814-992·.7671 or 814-992polia, OH . 814·843-6309 . 5732. • ¥-• i•77 :1.424' 4 ~ wheel ~=-----------r:::::::::::::::::::::1 1 ' . Mircum Roofi ng '& Spou t· ing. Now Installing rubber roofs . ·3 0 years experience. specializing )n built up roof. Cell 81 4 -38 8-9857 . new 1 30 F'a rmall with cultival ora. ••c. cond: Call .6 14· . 446·7838 after 6PM. 55 Building Supplies Building Mai e;ialo Block, brick, s8wer pipes. win'd~ wa. lintela , etc . Three bedroom t railer Crab Cro ok Road , $ 175 .00 month, 304-6,75 -1206. Apartment for Rent be tte~. '72 CJ 6 loop $1 "I love baseball! Where else can you hurl insults ~ at a millionaire!" ' H b ~e I m provements Television .Viewing4/2/85 tune· up. new paint. Naw 6ft. bueh hog; never used, $2 ,350. Malley Fergueon 185 dfeeel tract or. live power, PS, high & low range; heavy duty Maeaey Ferguson , buah hog & 3 bottom plowo; 10ft. whHI diac all for $ 6,496. 3000 Ford · dieael-real clean new rubber: SAVE. Cell 614 · 286-862i. For ule prom dre•• size 6-. plat and gaUrtleta. peach with white lace . 304-6762685 . ·. . In S.yracuae. two bedroom · : trailer. no pets. 1 child. 44 new tlrea. new Atorl: 2600 with atorage cabinet. 17 canridges, 3 lovatic Wo. oat of paddles, aet of driving poddlu $200. 8' Ford truck topper t250 . After 7 p.m. 304-876· 1758. . required. Good lo·. 81 . The Daily Ohio 2.1986 TRACY Serv1ces Ferguaon tractor: 4 tpd .. 4 e..... In Mlddlepo", 2 - bedroom pa rtially fum iahed mobile hom 1. Inc ludes · wa t her: dryer. *175.00 permonth. Tu~y. 614 -33 2-9748 collect. Cobboge Patch Koou s, nlco glfta. $40 . for one. 476 for both. 304-882· 2334 . 9~2- 7 880 . KIT 'N' CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright erected. Iron Horae Bldga. locuat po1ts. 7 f t.:" 304.· 676-2462. 12x60 , In Syracuse. Pe"ly fu mis heit. e1 60 . per month plue depoait end ut ilitiea. No pets. One child. Call 814- f arm E quipment . Spring· Specl ol : J 4' x30'x8 ' w ith 16'x7' garage door & .. r v lc e doo r, • 3 . 888 Oood used Atarjt 12 games On Chi rk Chopel Ad} 1 child, J IDOd ret .. depoait. free ...tar, n9 pelf . Col . 614· 3B8-B473. . • De~oait 61 r ~ f Tuesd!iv. April 2, 1985 • l' �. Page-1 0- The Daily Sentinel r . · .Discjl~ additional street lighting for Wn!on Terrace. - - Approved Councilman Henry Werry' s suggest!on to Install bl a ca e aroupd the vlllag~·s water tower on Breezy Heights. son will becdntinulng CDOOefforts. -:--Approved the maycr'sreport In other business: snowing that. the village took ln$33!19 - - Council approved the · during the month of March. purchaSf' of a time clock for village A11d discussed publishing a perloworkers. die report to show where village --Approved the donatlonof$500 monies are being spent and to help to the village youth league--money alleviate concern about Pomeroy's for donation pu~s had already Income tax. It was pointed out by been appropriatE'dinto thevillage'·s Walt()n that the village books and recreation funds . · vUlage council meet ings at"eopen to - - Discussed road problems a t tthe public at all times. • the end of Peacock Ave.; on East council membersBettyBatonlck Main St.; and at the i)ottom of and Larry Wehrung were also Lincoln Hill . present for the meeting. Ask to wed _ A marriage li'8E'nse has been Issued 1!i Me igs County Probate Meigs County Emergency MedJ ._ Court to Raymond Lee Patterson, cal Service reports thatfourcallsfor 22, , and Ellora Rae Faulkner, 21, assistance were answerect on both of Pomeroy. Monday. At 9:40a.m .. Pomeroy was called Songfest planned to l:W Mulberry Ave. for Mary Bonecut1er who was taken to Holzer Silv!"r Run Baptist Church will Medical Center . .. At 11:23 a.m., have a songfest Saturday night Pomeroy was called to <;row's beginning at 7: :JJ p.m. Featured Restaurant to transport ·Pearl singers will be "The Inher itors." Hawthorne to Dr. Conde's office. At The public Is Invited to attend. 8: 29 p.m.. Pomeroy transported Virginia Hubbard -from the Pomer.oy Hea lth Care Ce_n ter to Veterans Veterans Memorial Me!florial. And at 9: 24p.m., Racine went' to Bashan Rd . for Afi_cia Admls,sions:·Horto11· Arnold, Pickens who was treated a t · the Pomeroy; • Virginia Hubbard, scene_btit not transported. Pomeroy. • Discharges--Carl Still, Paula Gil - , key. George Molden. Motorcade ,heads for . Columbus Meets· tonight : •• . ·w SALE CERTiFICATE , David Burt, left, receives a certificate for completing a basic short course fur soU and water technJclans held at Ohfp State University's Agricultural Teclmlcallnstltute, Wcioster, .from Paul Hoskins, administrator, Division ofSoUandWaterConservatlonfor theODNR. . . . Burt completes basic course Da vld Burt of the Meigs SoU and Water Conse1vatlon Service has ·completed a basic short course for soil and water conservation techni· clans held at Ohio State University's Agricultural Technical Jnstltut_e, Wooster, March 25-29. Burt, who is local district technician, received training in soli conservation history, putpose and ph!losphy Including relationships with the various cooperating agencies. He also was given Instruction in the· soil survey arid Its many uses including field exercises. utilizing soli pits, basic hydrology runoff calculations and watershed evaluations, Ponds, surfaceandsubsurlace · drainage, estimation of erosion, resource conservation systems In- . I eluding conservation tUlage and animal waste management. The course was sponsor~ by the Ohio Federation of Soil a_hd Wa ter ·Conserva tlon Districts In cooperation With the USDA Soil Conserv11· tlon ServiCe, the Division of Soli and Water Conservation, ODNR, and the Agricultural Technical Institute. The course is designed to assist ' technicians in doing the best possible job in their day-to-day application of engineering and designing of various sou and water con!)E'rvation practices. Anyone wishing information concerning specific soil and water conservatioi! related needs and problems should contact the local district office, Box 432, Pomeroy. s1· ·29·95 NOW . ONLY \ All MONTHS AVAilABLE IN YEllOW - OR WHITE GOlD . · BILL BLOWER !?1~ rt«zts~PJ~ fF.,.U'tl, .if~ -11'0111'. 11141 --1141 OHJO. / GfM' A~rt GALLlfOLIS - The GaDla· . Meigs Rfglonal Airport Authority .T.ueSday/agteed tp hlre·An'lbui'gey · Aviation of Politi Pleasant io · operat~ he Gailla-Me!gs Airport. Ambu~ wQ)>QPer!lte'..H~ airport under a~ntract with the authority and wt ' a penhlt Issued by the Gallla ounty Coinmlss!on. Am rgey, which also operates the QUiy' .mtpaJ Jn l'Otnt BULOVA-SEIKO ·:· :PULSA-R·: .-... ' NOW -. . .. ~ ~~~----~------------------~------------------------~~ • .· 20°/o CARAVELLE WATCHES • Off 20% TO 50°/o OFF EACH WATCH HAS A FULL 1 YR. WARRANTY _ELBERFELDS. Hanes®SPRING SALE! . 20% Off Sale includes men's Red label T-shirts- Briefs- A-shirts .=_ Boxers - B,oys .Red label T-Shirts an4 Briefs. Men's Blue label T-Shirts and Briefs plus mens B1g and Talis and Hanes Pocket T-Shirts. ' . Piea • ~ .FootttWs />VIa· tlon, hlch puUed out 9f the airport after, dropping a sillf1 agalo~t the ,, commtsstottlrif~ry. - · -· .. Rqbert Mc<:;artey of Rt.2, Vinton, also1bld with the Authority for the !!xed base operator's position. Amburgey wU) provisionally begin Its operations at the airport later this week. A contract between the/parties Is e~Cpected to be signed ne~t week, authority president Lin Yo'u-ngsald. The authority also asked the eommlsslon for anaddltlonalapproplatlon Ill $8,600 for airport operatlons. The commission had appropIa ted $3,000 In its 1985 budgetfor the airport. Younj! told the c0111mlss!On that after Foothills drop!Jlld out, t~ 1 authority ~pent $1,500 to purchaSE'fuel tan~ts from Foot!Jills and spen) approxlmately. $1,200 for electricity and snow removal, leaving the authority with ~ left In Its approplatlon for the remainder of the year. The authority estimated l!rwould spend' approx!m;~tely _$2,200 on electricity operating runway lights and the beacon, $400 for an outside telephone, and $500 for llablUty Insurance. The aulhprity also' requested $5,1ro for maintenance and repairs to the bulJ(IIilg. Commission· president Verlln !.Waill quest!OnEG' tllf I!IIIOUnl request.eq far rnajpt~. · "My big proble!n;" SWain said; .. the amount of niortey we're .P'!tt!ng ln. At~ present _time. we . • miecj to keep om' budget as iow as , possible. We already have.plans to put a new roof on the building using In-house labor. We'll takecareofthe budget and do aU the repairs and maintenance in-house." Young said he approved of the county's plan. Board member Dan Davies also agreed. "We'd like to start o!f fresh with Amburgey," Davies said. "We need towipethesla!Hlean." Commissioner J .E. Cremeens agreed with Young's and Davies' assessment. "I'm glad thingS have worked out .the way they ·have," Cremeens , added. , . "We're p~ud of the airport," ' ·1 Swain concluded, "and as long as you (authority) keep the dollar figures In line, we'll back you 100 percent." · PARKING 'LOT SALE ENDS SATURDAY, APRIL 6TH ELBERF-ELDS IN P·O.MEROY .-- . a plan approv~ by the GOP-controlled Senate Budget Committee. At _tile same time, sources cautk1iied that that bargaining pattern might not hold as negotiators turn to other · ttems . These sources,, who Insisted on anonymity, 1'£>1l!lrted Increasing l;entiment Inside the talks to acCept Reagan 's proposal to virtually wipe out the Sfnall Business Administration and to eliminate the Amtrak subsidy rather than sharply curial! those programs, as the Budget Committeepropos!'d. With the farm Issue at least tentatively resolved, 'negotiators said much of the discussion in the talks · woulc;l centeraround "hot button"lssues, a phrase they anributed to Sen. Pete V. Domen!cl, R-N.M .. to refer to divisive issues such as education. !jefense spending · and Social Security. can SUJlPOrt and not just tacitly approve." But barring that. he said, "we'll do the best we can to gel a fairly gQOd con,sensus and then bring it up" on the.floorofthe Senate. ' · ThefarrnprOposalwouldcut$8'b!Uionfromfederal farm price supports over three years, according to a sou·rce who asked not to be !ndent!fled. Additional savings would come from crop Insurance programs and a phase-oot of Farmers Home Administration direct lending programs. FHA loan guarantees, a lesscostiywayofpro\rid!ng goverrunent assistance, would increase as the direct lending program phased 0\11 by the end of the decade, the source said. 'Pie proposal, If It remains unchanged, splits the difference between Reagan's original request for $26 billion in farm program cuts and the $l!·Q!lllon figuTe In ' ., ' · t · . ~'*".:-.;....._ -!'f: )\__ · · _:__ · _-. ~. y,__ - ;;;o.-.;;......o,_....,;_ _ _...__ _ _...;._ _ _ _~ . • • , 'I ANGJ'Y DEPOSITORS - Bob Malherly, left, 1. aboot ...0 Home State Savtnp Bank depositors and Daisy Bowman; botll of Cbtqlnaall, join ot,Jiet gathered. Re)II'C8elltatlves of the gl-oup met wltb Gov. ·protestenln shouta Tuesday at the '!!tatettoli!e where Celeste. (AP Laserpboto). November and could face the death penalty If convicted. The jury bepn considering the case Monday evening. They had the day ott Tuesday because Judge Thomas Hodson had aconvnltment out of town · 't COLUMBUS, Ohio iAP)- Ohio financial institutions have i:Jeen given a last chance io take over the closed Home State Savings Banli by coming up with ·a better offer than one made by an out-<>f-state company. A spokesman for a Columbusbased bank said Ohio bankers and state officials were to meet here this morning to : discuss ' terms of the proposed offer. The. spOkesman, who asked not to· be identified by name, said the Jl'lflEitlng was designed to give Ohlo banks a chance to make their own bids. Gov. Richard Celeste says that ba~ring such action by ln-Stl\te banks, he Hoose and Se!lllte approval Thursday of changes needE'd In state law to permit sale of the Cincinnati Institution to the non-Ohio bank. •Under the proposal, the buyer would pay a premium to enter the . Ohio market. -The state would •• supplement the purchase price with a financial guaraht.ee to assure that depositors get all their money. Celeste said the guarantee, which . Senate President Paul Glllmor, R-Port Clinton, said could be a · minimum $'10 million" wpuld 'not come due from t~statliforthreeto five years. Celeste said It could be paid tiy the state from money acquired through pending lawsuits against Marvin warner. Home State's owner, and ESM Government Securities Inc., the . Florida firm whose, collapse triggered Home State's loss. TheCincinna.tiEnqulrer reported today that the deal also calls for the would be .discussed with Ohio's bank-!x>ldlng companies this mornIng in Columbus. Chemical Issued a statement Ttuesday saying · it "had held discussions" with Celeste's office but that "there Is no agreement regarding purchase of Home State by Chemical." "There are substantial regulatory, legal and other issues that would have to be resolved. before any bastS for acquislflon could be developed," the statement said. The ~neral Assembly, which was to have been in recess starting wUI seek buyl'r to wume ihe $00 million remalnlng \II the Ohio Deposit Guarantee Fund. · The governor would not ldentlf)l the prospective purchaser, but published reports In today's C!ncin· nail Enquirer and The (Cleveland) . Plain Dealer quoted unidentified sources as saying CheQllcal Bank of New York bas made an after lha! .• today,lnsteadwillrheetThursdayto act on legislation Celeste said was needed to complete Home State's sa~leste said the out-<>1-~tate'Offer, for Home State would be held until 3 p.m. today to give Ohio banks a chance to match or exceed it. "It is the best offer we have, and 11 protects the deposliors100percent," Celeste said. "If we get a better offer,l would prefer II. But we art' at a point now where we need to move forward, and I'm prepared to recommend that offer to the GeneralAssen\bly." c -GUlmor offered no assurances /!bout the prospect for en<~,crment 01 th'e Democratic governor ' s P~~ave not_, seea (the bill). 1 have no agreement or commitment whatsoever that we've made on the bUI except that obviously, any legislation , we'D deal with expedl tlously, one way or the other," Glllmor said. Celeste said work was underway Ttuesday on drafting the measures. Celeste saki that "tf ·for anyreason" the . legislation was _not passed or Implemented within the next · two weeks, he would seek authority for Home State conserva tor Arlo Smith to begin a limited withdrawal program for depositors as soon as possible. In a~ to the-Home State bill, Cel~ld he would seek legisla- DA80N ro SMILE - 0111o Governor Rlclttard Celeste brellb IntO alllllellllhe-en a reporter's qql'JIItian durtq a [11'1!11 Cllldi!MKle ~ IIICht • 1n _ clndnnatl lltiiiCelftn& t11e cumnt ~~ate or Horne s.ate S.vmpa.nk. Cetn&e delcrlbed the deal will wlildl Bll llllllllled OUI·of Mate 1IIDk 1181 lllreed to buy Ute doeed Horne Stale · SampBank. (API mrphoto), \ Police stud~ntsandparents marched at St. VIncent-St. Mary High School to protest a coach's firing, but no . arrests were made . . At one point Tuesd'l)' , Assistant Prll\cipal Larry Roberso'l report edly pushed two people !nan effort to keep the pickets from entering the school.Abrlefshovlngmatchended when Roberson went Inside. Dan Boarman. defensive coordi· nator for the schQoJ's football team and helld ~ch for the baseball team ,· has taught history and eaached M- tl)e school toi' . ye<!/"s. _ .: _- · ·· · ... Sist~r Maureen fleld.- -the -school prinr!pal, notified Boarman on Monday In writing that h(scontract as a teacher and coach would not be reni"W('(i 1his year. · "They gave me no reason," . · 0U' Air ·New_York b-a n·k ·may rescue Home S.avings· • An entry has been IDed, in Meigs Distribution of the monies wiD thei1 . County, Common Pleas :Court re- be made aecord!ng to the wishes of . _,_ '· gardln~ a 1ransfer of funds In the court. ~lddleport VU1agewlth$16,889.141s In a suit to recover delinquent to be transferred from the firehouse • child support flied by the Meigs construction bond retirement fund County Welfare Dwartment and to a fire truck fund. Vonda K. Johnson. Middleport, the Racine Home National Bank has court has tound Garnes In contempt filed suit In Meigs County Common and sentenced him to10dayslnjall, 'Pleas Court asking for a $3,132.84 with ll!'lJtence to be suspended. If he judgment against {:harles D. Curl· , ~ ~paying and continues paying man, Racine, for nonpayment on a ' toward the delinquency until paid in full . 1bls arrangement Is In promissory note. - In other court Q'UIIters, a restrain· accordance with an agreement ·.lng order has been lsswid against mtered!ntobythepartles!nvolved. ·~UIIam King, Pomeroy, pending Shelby A. Jarrell, Albany • ha~ the finalization of a divorce action fUed· an appeal In Meigs County flledagalnstKlngbycll!tnthJ.King, Common Pleas Court 11ga!nst the Middleport. Southern Ohio Coal Company, Lancaster, and James L. Mayfield. In a suit flied by the Ohio Valley . administer of the Bureau of Publishing Co., Gallipolis, against Worker's Compensation, Colwn· Jones Boys, Inc.. Gallipolis. the bus. Jarrell Is appeallr!g an order court has ordered that moniE!S due made by the Industrial Commission the plaintiff from the defendant are of Ohio, dated Feb. 8, 191!5, which to be attached and i)akl to the Meigs upholds an earlier · decision by County Clerk ot Courts when the Wocker'a C<mpensatlon denying monies ~e due In July. 1985. benefits. : ATHENS, . Ohio· (AP) - An Aihells ·County Common Pleas Court jury was to resume deliberations today In the muttler trial of Vincent Plckerson. · Dlckehon, , of NelsonvUle, Is chal'ged In the ~hooting death of Robert Keels of. HaydenvWe last AKRON, Ohio (AP ) - were called when mare· than 100 . . . Parents protest firing .••,._ "Is Athens. 1'ury resumes ,deliberat_ions USE OUR FREE 3, 1985 TELL -Villag~- requests transfer .o f funds Pomeroy, _OH. Four-year-old Karen's mother had died_in an a.c ci· dent. Her father overcome by arief and shock, sent her to live with a neighbor ' for a few days, saying she was "too younc to understand" and would be upset by all the cryina and visit_o rs. _: But Karen became confused, then frightened. No one would tell her where her mommywas; she was livinc in a strange house with unfamiliar people: and at nursery school, her teacher looked at her sadly and started hugling her a lot. . Karen eventually learQed, and accepted, that her mother had died. But those days of fright, the result of . • ·family and friends trying to "protect" her, need ·never have happened. Even the youn&est child can under· . stand, in 1i11plt terms. the concept of death. As funeral directors, we have experience with helping children to undtrstand and accept death. Please stop by if you would like to disc.uss il. April ' 2 Sectiono. 20 Pages 25 ~onta A Multimedia Inc. NeWspaper ~II operate (:ROW'S FAMILY REST AU RANT CAN YOUNG CHILDREN UNDERSTAND DEATH? .. . - WASHINGTQN (AP) .:. Budget negotiators ror tne . sizeable cutback In President Reagan's defen~ White House and the Senate Republican leadership are · · buUdup. • turnlngtothe"hot button"lssuesofeducatlori,defense · Even so, the apparent resolution of the farm issue and Social Secl)rity after reaching tentativg was the first solld \lldleation ,of progress since the agreement on a packilge· q_f faJ;m prograin cuts Reagan administration and ·the Seriate GOP designed to save al)out$14 bU!Ion through 1988. · leadership began an .Intensive effort' last' week to "They seem to have worked sometp!ng out'·' on the · resolve their differences on a 1986 budget_ · controversial farm Issue, Sen. John Chafee, R-R.l., [' Wlthout-changeslnspending-orataxincreasethat Reagan has ruled out.:.... deficits are projected at $230 told reporters Tuesday evening. Othersourcescloseto lbetalksconflrmedthetentatlveagreementandsaldlt · bllllon.next year. · would save sUghtiy less than $3 bUllon from price Word of progress also came at a crltjcaltlme in the secret talks, with Senate Republican Leader RQbert supports, crop Insurance and other farm programs Dole saying he Intends to bring a deficit reduction plan next year, and an estlmaied $14 billion through 1~. . 'S everal other sources stressed that the agreement to the Sena!e floor by AprU 22. even If no agreement Is was C.onttngent'upon completion of.an oveliill deficit reached by then with the White House. _Dole said the goal of the ta!.ks remains to come up reductlonpackageof$55 billion to$60b!Uion next year and roughly $:JJO billion over three yellrs, Including a with a package of spending cuts that "the Whit<~ House ' . •, FREE SIZING -. 992•5432 ' Po~tfirm 5 Complete line of vegetable &bedding plants, hanging baskets, potted plants- blooming &folih bbe age, s ru ry, rose bushes, 1 & Rh~~ d d aza eas uuo en rons. OPEN DAllY 9 to 5 SUNDAY 1 to 5 PH.992-5776 . enttne Negotiators slice fa1~n aid program Balloting underway Greenhouse NOW.OPEN FOR . SPRIN" SE s· ON U A lt'ry on P&«e 00 ·P?,.leroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, CopyriphteclWI986 REG. SJ6'9,95 . .. . . vot.34. No..Z.49 .. rr=:;=::===:::::·:·=;;l Q Farm loans available at y Grace officiating. Friends may call at the Ewing Funeral Home from 2 to 4 a nd 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday. Absent ee voting for -the May primary elections got underway Monday a t theMeigsCounryBoard of Electt'ons. The board office loca ted in · the Pomeroy Masonic Temple w!ll be on a.m. to _4:uv on p.m .. open rrom 8:ov Mondays through Fridays, for absentee voting. ThP measures to be voted upon are the Syracuse tax levy and the tax levy-bond issudn the Eastern Local'· & hooWist rict. · .. - . .. . , J . • Area death Bertha Spencer .. ~onPagelO . DIAMOND & BIRTHSTONE 14K GOL-D--MOUNTING ·' Story, photos on Page 12 . State farmer· award_ Prof~ssion~l -SfDfBWide Sstingt~ Your Jewelers S!!rved with MaJhed Potatoes, ' Choice of Salad, Roll & Drink PH. . APRIL 11-13 POMEROY OH. .Science Fair. •. '' Weather forecasJ - Tonight . mostly clear. Low 30-35. Wednesday, partly cloudy. High In the low 60s. The chance .of precipitation is 10 percent tonight and Wednesday. Extended Fo-a..t 'Thursday ihrough Satunlay: Chance of showers 'Thursday and Saturday. Fair on Friday. Highs· in . themld-S&tomld-GO!I'Ibursdayand bl the 80s Friday; coolhrg to the upper40s to ml,d·50sSatunluy. Lows In the , mld-:Di to tow 40s early , Thursday and Saturday and lll08tly In the 40s Friday. NL baseball races Tt"ee packets and ground cover the Meigs SWCD office, 992-6647, to plants ordered from the Meigs Soli · ma ke orhet arq~ngef'll£'1ts . and Water Conservation District Ladles AuxUlary may be picked up Friday from~ a.rn. t.o 7 p.m. or on Applicants sought Saturday, Sa.m . to lla.m; · . " The packets and plants a re to be The Racine Eme.rgenay Squad is picked up a t the Meigs SW CDOffl~, now accepting applications tor new 221 West Second St., second floor of members. Applications can be the Farmers Bank Building in ' picked up at the George CUnimlns. Pomeroy . . residence on Third St .. across from ' Those who are unable to l>ick upon the squad bu Udlng until Aprtl 8. the days should contact l Mrs. BerthaSpencer, 100, Route1, Racine, died Ttuesday morning at the Pomeroy Health Care Center. Mrs. Spencer was born Oct. 25, Meets Saturday 1884atRacine,adaughterofthelate . MeigsFishandGameAl;Soeiation 'Barnhart and Caroline Bershicke DAYTON, Ohio (API- For the will have its regular meeting Yost. A housewife, Mrs. Spet)ter second t !me in two weeks, Irate Saturday with a t,Vork session was a member of the Racine UnitL'CI Home State Savings Bank deposi- beginning at 2 p.m. ' Mem-bers are Methodist Church and . Racine tors loaded Into cars and at least one asked 10 bring brush cutting and Grange. bus, headt;>d for Columbus In hopes carpentry tools. Surviving are a daughter, Ruth of convincing state officials to help Steams, Route 1, Racine; four grandchildren, Spencer Stearns. them regain the money that's been off·\imlts since March 9. Board to meet Mansfield; Ethan Stearns, Ginger ·Williams, Euclid, · and Robyn In Cincinnati, about 90 people left Ina 19-vehiclecaravanthat included Southern Local School District Reitx-r, Racine, and five greata ·40-paSseJJger bus. Mary (lonned - will ln special S<)s§ion, .Wednesday -.• graD~jchl!dp>''!:, She was pll?CE'ded in black-T-shlrts wrth whit~ leiters that . . evening, 7 p.m,, in the high school ' death by her husband, Roy Sp<'nccr .-r ead. "Vic tims ofTtrusf:-'-· _. cafeteria. --. '· in 196'3. . . · ' , ·, · · :: .. : _Members oJ Jhe .ciiravan ,werl' . L. · · r.tavesWes£'rvlceswti tbehelda t . givenasendoffbyotherdeposltors .S 1 p,m . Thursday at the Gilmore · who said they coUld not make the Cemetery with the Rev. Roger trtp. (Continued trom page 1) "Home State represents middle· class depositors." said Fran Ewing, 10 1015 percent of Kaiser' s salaried Winning number 302 a Cincinnati-area school employee.-.. staff would be reduced by restruc"They're not gamblers. They're tu ring some jobs and terminating CLEVELAND AP oi hers. ( ) The conservative people. That's the winning number drawn Monda" Kaiser agreed to make thr > feellngofthesepeople." r<'ductions in its salaried staff aft er night In the Ohio Lottery's dai ly The Cincinnati group planned to U nited Ste<ilworlCe rs Union game, "TheNumber,'l was30'2 . lnthe" Plck 4"J;lame,t hcw!nning pick up more protesters near the Kings Island amusement park. A m embers approved their givr- numberwasOZ73. w,..., to meet bbacks. subject to similar sacrifices Th Dayton Contingent Plan """ h , _ e· 1ottery reported rarnings of 1 In Columbus for 'art 11 a.m. y t e company s non-umon , saar$639 m , the ied workers. ', .944.50 from wagering on its The union cuts include a $l.S4-an- dally game. Earnings cameon sa les march on the Statehouse. "The situation here has gone on of $1,278,143.50, whllt' holde rs of k 'or three w·eeks. We don't feel hnur wage reduction a nd the . . .,.~ • 'k u wmnmg t 1c etsarrentlt~t:ut oshare they're moving speedily enough," balance In benefit cutbac s. nion $fi38, 1!l9. . said Usa Neldich, an unemployed and company officials also have In the parlmutuei"Plclo.4" gamr, cinnati nurse who has been agreed to work together. under the $ Cin rcvist-d contract. In a n effort to sa 1res totaled 191,838.50. Holders of working 16hoursa day as a leader of winning tickets are ent ltl<'d to 45 the Home State de_pos.!tors' group. impmve prQ9uctivity and product percen t . or $87 ,167 . A winning $1 quality. st raight ticket earns $5,304. A winning $1 boxed tlckt't earns $221 . ·-ayo 2, ·1985 -" Chester Council 323 will meet a 8 P,-m . tpnlght (Ttuesday) at the lodge hall . f.f · April Tree packe•orders .available on Friday I Emergency squad artswers four calls '• Tuesday, ·· (Continued ftom page 1) _3\Jproached by twO people who have Indicated to him they ·would be wllllr!gtoput apartmeiusupstalrs ln their businesses If the CDBG funds WOltld be available to them. Ander- Meigs County happenings.;. .' •' . . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio .Sheets a~~epts.jo,b '. . , I tion to broaden the powers of the state superintendent of savings and loans In an attempt to speed the rropen!ng forl\tU service of about 40 Institutions where only limited withdrawals are pennltted now. · . That plan . would !n~olve 'the superintendent's use of a $00mllllon loan fund to bolster the assets ot the closed Institutions to meet Federal Home Loan Bank Board requirements and. under state law. allow them to reopen. ~iglit =~::::.~~~;~~~~~~~~ ~ 0 do things on the up-and-up. This has me completely befuddled." Roberson said Sister Field would ~~:~~=~~tn1:::::: chanting Boarman's namt' rushed outside' the school to join some parents. A few minutes la.ter, the students and parents marched inside to the ·cafeteria and de- . ·manded to see Sister Field, but she would not.appear before the crilwd. AOout 9a.m., aftertheprotesthad been In progress for more than 00 minutes, pollee wpre called. P arents left the cafeteria calmly before· pollee arrived and cpnt!nued picket lngoutslde .. Pollee guarded the doors and most students re turned to class. No one was arrested. About 9:45 a.m .. hundreds of students resumed the chants a nd walked out of the .school. Tht' student.sreturneda short timelatrr. Since last fall. school administratorsandathleticboostershavt'been· at odds over a new pol icy that gtves . theadm!nistrat lon shared cont rol of money raised by boosters and other parent~. Th<' athletic· booster club refusedioabldebythepollcy andln January was stripped of it sstatusas• a bona fide school club. In recent weeks, - bOosters ·and -, officials at the Catholic DiOC<'S£> of .' Cleveland have been trying to -~ negotiate a settlement . ·: _ ..: .. -' $50,000 bond~ set for Taylor ·:·: . Due to the serious nature of the ~ chllfges, Meigs County Conunon ' Pleas Judge Charles Knight, acting • upon a motion before the court, has •, set l)ond- for Lindsay Taylor at ~ $00,000. . ., Taylor, fonnerly of Forest Run ~ Rd., Racine, faCes aggravated ~ murder charges In cmlneetion with ~ the October 1983 death of Danny , Wayne Melton . Taylor. Is also ·, charged with possession of a · !!rearm while under a pending · felony indictment _ � 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 2, 1985 spencer yost