https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/1b65d45dffdce7bf90ee84254c9ee734.pdf ee56f6b69dc52ae3b8b9c5440d989b58 PDF Text Text . P!if.!.. 10-The Deily Seutiuel Pomeroy~Middleport, . Tuesday. April 9, 198! Ohio Kindergarten . . registration date planned Area deaths • IOinatocrop . preceded In death by a tWin s~r. · Mrs, Frances Hoagland In January, Miss Grace Sauvage, 98; Cotum- · 1985. and sisters, Mrs. Edith Lama and Mrs. Gertrude ,Fllcklnger, and a o • Kindergarten registration for . bus, fonnerly of Pomeroy. died brother, EdWard Sauvage. Southern Local Scbool District has Sunday In Columbus. Services will be held at the been setfor Saturday, April 27from Miss Sauvage was a retired Woodyard East Chapel, Livingston 8-11 a.m. and 12:30-3 p,m . at the . 'employe of the Department of Ave., .Columbus, at 10:30 . a.m. kindergarten buUdlng. · 'Agriculture, State ofOhio. · . Wednesday with graveside services Parents or guardians are asked to . She Is survived by two niece!!, at2p.m. WednesdayatBeechGrove bring their !"hild's birth certificate Jean L. Moore, Middleport, and In Pomeroy. and record of lrrununlzatlon. Cemetery Allee L. J ones. Columbus. She was · Each student entering school for Grace Sauvage MeigS squads make 267 runs in Mareh A tota1 of '1£1 catls were answered by units of the Meigs County Emergency Medical Se"rvtces durIng March, Administrator Bob Byer reports. Of the total runs, "199 were .. emergency calls and 68 were transfers. Calls answered by varIous units Include Pomeroy. 74; Middleport, 40; ~utland, 36; Racine, 25; Tuppers PlainS, 16, and Syracuse·s . There were 158 patients transport~ With100ofthemgoingto Veterans Memorial Hospital; 33 to Holzer Medical Center; four to Pleasant Valley and 21 to other area hospitals. Miles for the month totaied ~.7, an average of 30.7 per calls. Five calls for assistance were answered l_VIonday by units of the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service. At. 12: 09 a.m., Pomeroy went to Kingsbury Rd. for Allee Plantz who was treated but not .transported. At 2:59a.m .. Middleport was called to Stonewood Apts. for George -Cummins Sr. to Veterans MemoriaL Rutland at 6:03a.m. wentto37893St. Rt.l24 for Shirley Gibbs to Veterans Memorial. Pomeroy at 10:36 a.m. was called to the scene. of an auto -accident on U.S. 33. Everett Lee was treated at the scene but not transported. And at 4:01 p.m., Pomeroy went to Texas Rd. for Mildred Dalilo to Holzer Medical Center. Vot .34, No ,254 Copyrighted 1985 Meeis wednesday . CARRIEJ) TO SAFEI'¥ - A ·Charle8ton para· medic carries one-year old Ralph Clay away from the wrookage of a car which oveJtumed on a city streetOne per!ICIIi was klled til the aecldent. Nine people A fund drive for Brian Harden, 21. who suffers from a plastic anemia which requires a bone marrow transplant has been started In Mason and Meigs County. Heading the fund' drive Is the American Legion of Point Pleasant, Miles Epling, chairman. Checks should be made out to the Brian Harden Fund, and maUed to Epling, Ohio River Road, Point Pleasant, W.Va . . Harden has been confined to the Charleston Memorial Hospttaf .for the past two weeks and Is scheduled to leave today for seattle, Wash. where the transplant wlll take place at the Fred Hutchinson Research Center, University of Washington. His wife, the former Paige Carr, and his sister, Tammie, who will be the donor, wUI accompany Harden who Is eXJll'(!ted to be In Seattle for the next three months. Whlle there will be no charge for the operation, the donor wlll be required to stay for several weeks, and Harden's wife wUI remain to care for ·him ,aftl'r his Olscha~ge and he begins outpatient SA.nJ•aJ s n•ty · y. our· · . ... '-".:. ·..:. ecu . .. Gas tax bill -_el ~~re· .P·.,a · ·n_ . beI.U ·, . _. -1.· . . · Social Security Questions..anci . WASHINGT!)N· (A?) - Ugisla. · · Answers: · · · tlon . jjesign<!d to rl'-lgniJe- fUbllc Q. My wl(e and i'txith·get SSt concern a)lout fuel conservation by ·ttecent!y our son moved in wltb boosting federal gasoline taxes Is · us. Should I report this to Social pending before the House W;~y~and Security? MeansCommlttee. A. Yes . You should notify SoThe bill, Introduced last week by clal Security whenever there Is a Rep. John Seiberling, OOhio, would change In · the composition of Increase the 9-cent federal excise your household. tax on gasoline by lOcents a gallon. Q. My father gets SSJ and he will have to go Into a nursing "Put Simply,", Seiberling said, "most Americans have forgotten home in the-future . Medicaid will the gas lines which were a fact of pay most of the nursing home everydayUfesuchashort-tlmeago. blll . Wlll his SSI payment be afAn Increase In the excise tax on fected? · gasoline would stimulate renewed . A. Yes: The first full month consumer demand for maximum that your father Is In the nursing tuel efficiency In passenger cars." home his maximum payment will be $25. My mother has just started recelvlng physical therapy In her horne· from a Medicare-partie!paling home health agency. Be(Continued from ~ge 1) .c ause of her condition she needs . accident, which troopers said help with simple housekeeping, caused Ught damage to both Will Medicare help pay for that? vehicles. .A. No. Medicare medical In•, Drivers of two tractor-trailers surance cannot pay for hOmeescaped Injury when their rigs maker services. collided Monday morning on U.S. 33. Q. Some of my acqulllntances Troopers said Walter H. Brown, pay a little less than I do for their of Carthage, Mo., was south· Medicare medical insurance. Why bound on 33 and Everett Lee J(., 44, Is that? of AthfDS, was northbound, when A. The basic monthy premium their rigs collided In a curve. The for the medical insurance part of 10:30 a.m. Incident resulted In Medicare is $15.50. However, if· moderate damage to Lee's rig and you didn't sign up for llwhen you first became eligible or If you · uiht damage to Brown's. Brown had It once and then cancelled It, was cited by troopers for driving left you pay a higher premium. THt! or c;enter. premium Is Increased by 10 percent for each full year a person Patrol... :rr, Ohio )otlery winner CLEVELAND (AP) The winning number. drawn Monday . night In the Ohio Lottery's dally game, "1lle Number," was 84l6. · Inthe"Plck4"game, the winning number was 61l13. The lottery reported ea,rillllgs of · $992,362.50 from wagering on Its dally game. Earnings cameonsales Of $1,225,314, while holders of · winning tickets are entitled to share $232,951.50. Re~ised Weather forecast Tonlghf. clear and cold. Low25-30. Wednesday, mostly sunny and warmer. High near 00. 1lle clillllce of precipitation Is 10 pet eent tonight and WedrtesdaY• · . Exlalded F'orecallt • '111Unday lhroush ~: . of ~- '11lurwclq. Fair on Friday and Saturtlay.lflalw . a-re I could have !lad medical insurance but did noi : · , · Q.' lt's.·posslble -I wlll -need , a hearing· ald .· wui my Medicare pay for It? A. No, medical insurance does not covet the cost of buying a hearing ald. Q . I'm planning on wor.klng on a farm this summer. Will my earnings count for Social Securlty credits? · A. You earn Social Security credlls for your work on a farm If you receive at leal $150 In cash wages from one employer or If you are employed for at lea_st '20 days for cash pay that Is figured on a time basis.. Q . I'm 65,,and ju$t started gettlng Social Security retirement benefit~. My daughter, who's· l6 and lives ~lth my ex-wife, has quit school and started to work full time. U she earns more than the limit, will that reduce my be· neftts• A. No. Your daughter's earnlgns will affect only her benefit. Q. I am a hOusewife but I've just ·started a small business In my home. How can I earn Social Security credit from my bustness? A. You will get Social Security credit for your earnings If your net earnings from self-employ- . ment amount to$400 or more In a year. However, In some cases you can get credit even If your net Income Is less than $400. For more Information; contact any SoCial Security office. ATTENTION Kmart SHOPPERS IN OUR WEDNESDAY, APRIL. 1Oth ADVERTISEfAENT . . All MERCHANDISE ILLUSTRATED ON THE FRONT PAGE SHOULD HAVE STATED "LIMIT 2 . PER CUSTOMER" ON EACH _ITEM. WE IIEGIET ANY IMCONVENIENCE TillS IU Y CAUSE OUI CUSTO.IS. ..,. ,. were ridlnK In the ~ Volksw~- Clay was,; treated for minor lnjulies and released at a -~ Charleston Hospital. (AP Laserphoto). . f' ..., . ~ .• proposal approved ·-·' ' the company, but leave It a public company with 11 mUllon shares outstanding, compared with 16.5 mUllan shares currently outstandlng. Company stock would continue to lie traded In the over-the--counter market. , Each share of Multimedia commoo stQCk w!U be converted In the merger to the light to recetve$41.25 cash and $~.54 face amount In a 16 percent bond, according to the release. Thebondsaresubori:linated discount debentures, which means any other debt will be paid off before the bonds. Under the original offer, the . Investors' groupwouldhavepald$37 cash arid$2iprlnclpalamountpfa15 percent subordinated discount deben lure per share. The original proposal would have made the company private. Under the revised offer, all pubUc shareholderswoilldhavetherlghtto retain shares of·Multtmedla stQCk' after the merger on the same proportionate bi.sis as the founding farniUes, the release stated. receivt> about $52.46 cash per share:. In the merger. :• Multimedia will begin thP ex-~ change as soon as practical, the: release said-. Members of the' Investor group have told the: company they will not particiPate the exchange of(er: · :, The bonds to be Issued wUI no •. earn Interest untU July 1,1990. They• will then bear Interest semi-: annually at 16 percent a year. Tile; Investors anticipate beginning tiY pay back the bonds In equal annua(. Installments beginning In 1996. ' Multlniedla stockholders woukt have to approve the merger:: Multimedia has stated thE' merger. will not go through unless a majortty; of the shares not held by the Investor: group are voted for the plan.\ ;r'he-group currently holds about 40: pi"rcent of the outstanding shares. : tn: . Hubbard's Greenhouse MOWOPEIIF~ SPRIII8 SEASON Donald Barhyte, chief financial As a first step In the transaction, officer, declined Mo11(1ay to com· - Muljbnedla has agreed t9 allow Complete line of veptable &bed· menton the Identity of the ihlrd ·· sharebolderstoexchangeoneSh.are dhl& plants, lia~~ ~~~-. party. , · • .· of _c onunon stqck for a $125 face potted plants·- bloomirt Co fo!l· · But Advertising Age, a. traile. .. amount of a new ISsue of. the age, shrubbery, rose bushes, Journal, . quoted · sources ''Mooday conipany;s 16percent subordinaJed azaleas & RhododendrC!flS. . . saylilg that ah investment com- • discount debentures .. . - · .. · .OP[N DAllY. 9 tn 5 , iiany, Wesray Inc. pf Morr!Sto~ .I( 3.2 mtilton sh;n..:.s are ex,· 'SUNDAY 1 to 5 , . N.J.~ headed by former Treasury changed, shareholders noi electing .. PH.992-5776 Secretary WIIUam Simon had made to retain shares of the company will a$60-a-sharebldforMultlmedlaat ,------------'---~--------an estimated takeover price of $1 billion. ' Therevlsedofferapprovedbythe board was made by an Investor group consisting of senior management and members of the Peace, Jolley, Sisk and_Furman families which founded ' Multimedia. The Investor group told the c;ompany It had decided to revise Its original offer to allow stQCkholders to retain 105 EAST SECOND an equity interest in the company because ot the outside offer; ABOVE B~NK ONE IN POMEROY ·accordlngtatherelease .. · . 992-6417 ·• The revised offer wlll recapitalize D. MICHAEL MULLEN AnORNEY ·AT·LAW OFFICE HOURS 8:30·12 NOON 1:00-4:30 MONDAY THRU FRIDAY .. r-:-----r--------L--'-:'-------,,..---------------- HALF PRICE! 24K MODEL 100 , PORTABLE C . Great for Work or School • Five "Instant-On" Programs lor Wm:d Proceulng, Calendar, Addre88/Phone Directory, Phone Auto-Dialer and BA$1C lit Bullt·ln Telephone Modem, 8-Line by 40.Character Scree n · · and Fuii·Size Keyboard . • Battery or Optional AC Power . ' . . cailed the Woodruff Repori, was completed In 1983. · 'Acmrdlng to Hurst, OOOT will be carrying out a ··scooeofservtce''meetingqextFrtdaywtthWoodruff conS'Uiftng. At that time, ooor wUI . explain to the consulting firm just what will be expei:ted in the preliminary engineering. Environmental concE:>rns will also be addressed at this meeting. TWo or three weeks later. the consulting firm will present . a proposal to ODOT, based upon Input galhered at the scope of service meeting. If the proposal is satJ:;factory after review. ooorwm theR • enter Into a contract with Woodruff Consulting. In all, S!n),()X) has been earmarl\ed bYODOT to pay for the Ravenswood connector's preliminary engi- heerlng needs whl~h Involves esta blishing a preferrro location for relbcatlng Ohio 124 from Pomeroy to the Ritchie Bridge, a distance of 15.69 miles. After a IQCatiori has been established and t>nvlronmental clearance obtained, deta iled design work can proceed and cont ract plaps can be prepared and right of way acquired. The typeofhighway tobe built. whether a two- la ncer four-lane. has not been detemlned at this time. · ACcording to a report prepared by the office of Governor Richard Celeste, Ohio 124 ca rries a pproxi· matPIY 2,00J vehicles a day in_~o this area. Construction funding and timing have not yet been determined and constuction st Ul appears to be at least • thr~ or more y!'ars away. Pre liminary engineering for the Ravenswood connector Is one of sever al SOutheastern Ohio projects designated by the governor In an aggressive sta tE' • hi ghway program · ca lled "Opera tion J obs HighWays_;. Approximately 35 people turned out for 'I'ul'sday's Pomeroy Area Chamber of Conunerce ·m eeting including State Rep . Jolynn Boster ; Elizabeth Welsh, assist ant direct or of the Lancaster-Fairfield County Cha mber of Comm~>nx• ; Frank Cleland of the Southeastern Ohio Regional Council 's highway users committee; Bill Blower. Middlepol1 chamber president; and Phil Robert s, Meigs Countyenglnecr . Three-phase bridge project plans outlined Driver sought A high speed c hase Tuesday afternoon, involving the Rutland police ctepartment and a 19TI Chevy Monte Carlo, ended with the arrest of two passengers In the fleeing car. However, thE' d-- ~·pr of the d u ran away. Jeffrey Miller , depu ty s heriff acting on behalf of Rutland Village, and another J effrey Miller, a . Rutiand police officer: wi-re patrollng In the Rutland area about 2: W p.m. yesterday when they spotted a vehicl e driving erratically. They · pursued the Vehicle which headed 'down New Lima Road. The officers got close enough to ge t the license numtx>r, ran a check , and fqundihat the vchicil,'_was supposed to belong to Brlah Bowling of Racine, who is wanti)O pn a bench warrant In By NANCY YOACHAM Sentinel Staff Writer A threc- pha s~ repair job on the Pomeroy-Mason Btldge has been deemed nec(.,;sary·by the Ohio_ Department of Transpartation, according to George Dougan, deputy director of ODOT's District 10 Office In Marietta . Dougan 0\jtllncd the project during TuesdaY's regular meeting of the Pomeroy Area Cha mber of Commerce. The first phase of·repalr will be the spreading of an epoxy ovPrlay on the Pxist lng road surtac!' of the bridge. The overlay should minimize slippery ness when thl' road is wet. Plans are nearly rompletefor this phase and work is expected to begin by mid-summer. The bridge wlU not be closed for this phase since ttw·seallng process may be col)lpl~>ted one.laJ:!e. · at a time. . · The second phase of work wutlnvolv~> :some· structural repairs on tl)e Ohio s ide o( the bridge. Structural proble!J1~ were dlscowred by a consulting'fi'rm hired to do a routine Inspection oft he span In 1984. A more · - · · specifiC lnspcct!On. wa s carried OUt -b~· engil!!"('rs fl'!lm 0DQ:T's ~riQgl,' . ·bureau just last mor\th. . · · · ·· · SeCond phasp w_o rk ;.:mlnciude repa'tr'to an-a~~hor bar ·an the Ohto-slCJe; pin replacement, the replacement of span one which Is .the Utile section leading to the main body oft he bridge, and major rehabilitation of pier two. where the main span hooks. to tht>, little section. Se<!ond phase requires closing Second phase repairs will definitely require the closing of the bridge according to Dougan. Detailed plans for the second phase have not been completed as yt.>t and until they art>, no d~>IPrmlnatlon can be made as to how long the bridge will actually he closed. It Is thought that the repairs can be made In stages, ther~by permitting the bridge to he opened pcrtodicaliy throughout tht> second 'phase work. however , this Is not conclusive. ' Dougan said he realized closing the bridge would be lnmvenlent for many people "but W<' would'! he planning this if It weren't necessary," he added. · When plans for the second phase have been finalized, Dougan will meet with "a select group of lQCal people" to determine the most workable plan of action for <'Onductlng the repairs. and the most convenient time for · closing. The structural problems present no.danget at this time Dougan said, "but the problems must be taken care of If we plan to get many years of continued usc from the span.'·' . Painting In third phase The third phase of work wUI be the painting of the structurE' and will not nrcessitate closing th£' bridge to traffic. If the bridge must be close<! at all during the painting process, it will only be for short periods of time while ov ~rhead painting Is heing done. Accident leaves two hurt TWo women were treated and released at Veterans Memorial Hospital Tuesday following a twocar accident attht>lntprseetlonofSR 7 and Meigs County 5. The driver of on«' Cl!r, Judith E . HPrbert, 28, of Oak Hill. was treated for multiple brulo;es and cuts to the rlghl knee. Deborah L. MoWer ,18, of Salem Street, Rutland. a passenger In a car.driven by 15-yt'ar-old Ruth E . Dent of WaynesvillE', Mo., was treated for a concussion and a scalp . .rotedo.· . . PEfmONS PRESEN'l~ll )\ citizen's 'petition dli(.'e started last fall lly the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce came to . an official end Tuesday utternoon when Jennifer Sheets, who headed the drhle In Meigs Coonty, preSented the petitions to Bemai-d Hurst, assistant dln.'C!tor and chief engineer of the Ohio llepartment of 'l'rarur ' poriatlon. Also shown are Lowell Wingett, fill' left, 11 local newspaper columnist. and Ron A,h, At bottom left, Ash, right, president of the Pomeroy Area Chamber of Commerce, nmlnd<i GL>orge Dougan. deputy · director of ODOT's Di..tricl 10 office In Marietta, to teD those present at Tuesday's chamber meeting, that area merchants would toe among those con.•uttro by ODOT before definite are made for the temporary closing of the Pomero~·Ma.'!Oh Bridge. - . _ . Our sale-priced Model 100 Is perfect for busy business people and students. Carry it with you for COt rection-free note8 and letters anywhere. Access information services by phone, · Attorney Rick Crow. Crow sa id th£' . state was sa tisfied with Ta ylor 's psychi atric report "as long~s it Is ent ered In Its full fo rm and not piece mPal. " Judge Knight. irrita ted by the delay, rescheduled the hearing for Friday. The hear ing must be scheduled within 10 days aftpr the com1 receives the psychiatric n:port. The report was delivered last Thursday. Phillip Paulucci. director of th<' Shawnee Fol'l'nslc Center , Is to be cont acted about having a representatlve present for Friday' s hearing. T~ylor , 'who faces a maximum possible penalty of life Imprisonmenl on the aggravated murder charge and ma ximum possible peoatty of18 nionthson the weapons charge, was retumro to the Meigs County Jail . . . First payment made on investigatiot:t keep track.otappointments or write programs lnBASIC. · 8IIOW covered l'llod of I I. tds. ca~:. . . -· The officers chased Bowling to Ohiq 143 aM . ·into .Ha.r:risonville. TI1ere. Bowling clreled''t he .Ple rgm-· tary school and then camP tlllck down 143. turning left onto0hio642. Bowling then tried to hide thp vt>hicll' behind a la rge tree. The office" pulled up hehind the vehiclt> only to find that the driver had escaped on foot . TWo passm gprsst iU In the car, Robert Class of Middleport and J ames Patt<'rson of Syracuse. were a rrested and takrn to th<' Meigs County J a iL Aft er arriving at th<> jail, it was dlscovcred tha t the vehicle n:alty helongro to J ohn Damico, Jr. of Cleveland . The Bureau of Criminal Investij;(ation was brought in to process the stolen vehiclE'. Glass was rel~>ased from custody. Patterson , wanted on a bench warrant In Meigs Coumy, was held OY!.'!Jlight . apiJ('arcd In Me igs Coun ty Court Wednesday m orning, and then was released from , custody. Bowlin~ L' still being sought . One!' appn:hendro, he will be charged with grand theft , reckless operation and fleeing police. Taylor's competency hearing delayed -. ARC S t r.ll. h "t l' t 0 n (. f,S cut , hospltal officials said. The Gauta-ll'{elgs post of the State Highway Patrol said Herbert was The questionast9thecompete ncy Taylor is Incompetent at this time southbound on 7, when Dent of Lindsay Taylor, charged with but could he restored tocomiJ('tency aRJ)arently pulled from 5 and struck aggravatedmurderlnthcOctober. wlthlna yea r.Coxfeltthata second He rbert's vehicle In the right side at 1983 d~>alh of Danny Melton, will eva luation would be needl'd to 4 p.m., causing heavy damage to have to walt another three days substantiate Shawnee's belief tha t · both vehicles. before being answered. Taylor's competency could be Dent was cltect by the patrol for no TayloF'S competency hearing, restored. driver's license and failure to yield scheduled Tuesday morning in The psychiatric examina tion. the right of way. Herbert was cited ·, Meigs C011nty • Common Plea s ordered by .Judge Knight wh!'n for an expired license, troopers Court. was COf1llnued by Judge Ta ylor appeared for an·aignment ·added. Char)es Knight until 2::Jl Friday on Feb. 11 . was to determine \ afternoon, after an objection was Taylor's compett>ncy to stand trial made by Taylor's attorneys, Steven and his mental condition a t thetlmP Story and Don Cox, regarding a of the offenses. , psychiatric report on Taylor. At the time of the arraignment . Cox, entering the objection, Taylor's attorneys entered pleas of expressed concern that a represen- . insanity to the two charges against tatlw from the Shawnee Forenslce their client - aggravated murder Center, Portsmouth, prepa rerofthe. and possession of a firearm while report, was oot present to enter the under a pending felony Indictment. document personally andtoattest to Representing the ~t a te during the report's COITect preparation. TUesday's brief courtroom action The report allegedly states ihat , was Meigs County Prosecurtng . SNOWY APRIL - S.W ma ApitJ t. '111M Is &he way II wu In Melp Countyyeetenlay. POII'IIiroy bUn 1 hiiiiJoeCiarllnole!lthedateon&he I 26 ·Cents A Multimedia Inc . Newspaper · . . ~~&-e'lbunclay and Friday---~ ·SIIAIJ'day. Lows l1lOIItl1 In the 3011 'ftlundayand Friday tlllilmld-.lo rnlclal F'rllla1· 2 Sactio.ns, 16 Pagea Po111eroy-Middleport. Ohio, Wednesday, April i 0, 1985 . By NANCY YOAC:11AM Sentinel staff Writer Woodruff Consulting Firm, Cleveland, has been designated by the Ohio Department ofTransportatlon to complete the preliminary engineering plans for a proposed Connector road from the Ritchie Bridge at Ravenswood-Great Benq fo Ohio Routes 7 and 33 at Rock Springs. Bernard Hurst , OOOT' s assistant director, present at Tuesday's meeting of the Pomeroy Area Chamber of CommercE', gaw an update on the s tatus of the connector. Woodruff Consulting was Involved In a study of the proposed connector In the early l!l8l's. That plan, Save•soo 1814 Cet. RSC-11 (Interim 11111.rkdowna tak•n) ' enttne • Firni designated for connector road 1 . W.ltlllt.OOin • . at ,_, GRJ:;ENVILLE, S.C. (AP)- The board of Multimedia Inc. has approved a revised proposal from a group of private Investors to recapltallze the communications Veterans Memorial company, which publishes 43 newsThe Gallia-Melgs Community papers and owns 17 television and Adm'isslons -- ShlrleY Sisson. Action Agency has announced that radio stations. Pomeroy; Michael Conley, Por- this Is the last week for the-HEAP · The.plan would keep thecompany tland; Della Roseberry, Pomeroy. emergency assistance program public apd allow current stQCkDlscharges--Goldle Lightfoot, Or-· which ends April 12. holders to retain equity In ·the vUie Holter, John Motley, Geneva Applicants cannot be received company, officials said In a news Conrad, Ivor Logan. af\er that date. HEAP Is a one--time release distributed from the Green· per heatlngseasonpayment ofupto ville office late Friday. · $:.ul to elglble applicants. HouseMultimedia also announced tha tit · holds who have received a disconhas agree(! in principle to settle four ' ' lawsuits arising .out of the group's The Past Councilor's Club of the nect notice or have a W day or less fuel supply and are unable to get Initial s~ock purchase offer .a nd has Daughters of America wUI meet at dellvery would be eligible for rejected an outside offer to buy the the lOdge hall 8 p.m. WedneSday participation In the program If they company for $roper share. evening. meet the 150 percent federal The outside offer to buy ·the established Income guidelines. cop-1pany was received durlrig the ~ill sing Saturday Interested Individuals may apply past week, accordln~ to the Mulby contacting the oHicts In the ' . · tlmedla news release. The offer was . ; The gospel group "Saved" will be Meigs County Courthouse, 992-500i, . treatm~>nt. upon the sale of the contingent · Harderi is the son or Mrs. Porothy performing Saturday evening, 7:30 Gallia Outreach, 2:al Jackson Pike, newspaper operations, obtaining p.m :. attheAshSt.,FreewUIBaptlst · 446-0061, or the Central · office In Harden, Lincoln Heights, Pomeroy, " financing and approval of the and attended Pomeroy schools. Church In Middleport. Cheshire, 367-7341 or 992-6629. .f o u n d I n g · f a m I 11 e s a n d · management. • HEAP deadline set • e and booster; ml'~les, mumps and rubella (MMR); arid a recent skjn test. Ohio state law requires that every chUd entering school for the first time must be Immunized. To enter kindergarten, a child must be five years old by Sept. 30. Early registration ts necessary so that bus routes may be arranged · and supplies ordered . . Drive begins for Harden \ ' IPIIoto. ..,_-. P . ~1 !:~~~~~!~t:v~:::,e~~ :Meigs County happenings.... Emergency squads answer five calls ,bunny·· . COLUMBUS. Ohio (APl -Ohio's taxpayers have made their first Installment on the eost of lnvestlg!'tlng Home State Savings Bank and other problems that caused the state's savings and loan crJ.sls. The state Controlling Board on TUesday, at the request or Attorney · . General Anthony J . Celebrezze Jr.. released $643,00) In emergency funds to pay for the first J?hase of a special prosecutor's · probe Into Holllt' State's collapse. Celeb~e said he probably will be back to ask for more In June. The board also approved the release of another S:.ui,OOJ for the Department of Commerce to contract with a Wall Street banking Investment firm, Kidder. Peabody & Co., to assist In negotiations wlth Chemical Bank of New Yllrk for its purcha se of Home State. Celebrezze told the . sevenmember board that the special prosecutor. Lawtence A. Kane of Cincinnat i. will spend$442,()X) topay the salaries of attorneys, l!norher $1M,()X) for Investigators. accountants a nd Industry expert s, and $.17,001 for security and othe r E>xpenses. • WASHINGTON (API - ThC' Appalachi an R<>gional Commiss ion, whi ch has pumped $25.'imillion Into 28 sou t hrrn Ohio counti<'S sine«' its birth In IOO.'i. ls on the mdang!'rrd speci<'S list. ThP RPaga n administration ha s askro Congr!'Ss to cloS<' the ag!'ncv at thrend o( S<'pWmb<'r. some thing th~ Sena te 13udg<'! Commit I<'<' a lso has ll'COmmmded . , The commission says about 1.831 mill'S of mads and 700 vocational schools ha\·{' been built In the 13-state Appalachian region with agency assL~t a nce . Basic health ca re seryiC<-S havP been E'xpanded so they a r<' easily accessiblt' to most families. Winifred Pizzano. federal cochairman of thP commission, has said the adminl,t ratlon's proposalls part of a n effort to reduce the dPflctt that otherwl'le could Uiidercut nationa l emnomic growth. · -"Contlnua llon or that growth can do ll'lOre to strc ngth<'n the economy of Appalat·hia than any level ·or federal fund• proposed ror th<> commission," Ms. Plzzaoo told a House Appropi·IaHons subcommit tee recently_ • �_)' ·c . J' . . , • ----~-=~=-------~--~---------~--~~------~--------~---~---~~~ ~:e-r:v-=-~fd~=~~.~~~:l o,m_.'-m _. en_·_ tiiry The Daily Somebody really ought to ask 'flp , cease-fire, the Contadoras went on, qulred, would be spent on fool) and O'Neilf a very dln'Ct question, , Pomeroy; Ohio "humanitarian " needs - even the Catholic bishops in Nicaragua namely-: Whose sidds heon1DErOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA would act as intermediaries. and soldiers in bivouac need food and .~ For a imost two years, the preside over sessions between the medicine. __./ ~'h . Democratic leadership ·Itas been antagonistic parties designed to, set And then the president added his Bm~ ~L-...,...., ~=~~ Reagan to pay asking President do\l(ll rules for an election to own agenda . Not 'oni.Y would he ~v ' heed to the-Contadora countries in ascenatn what was in fact the require of the Nicaraguan govern· ROBER'f L. WINGET'f the matter of seeking a resolution to democratic wUI or (he people In . ment "cqulescenceon the cease·fire P\lblls)ler the Central American problem Nicaragua . · and ensuing demqo;ratic elections, raised by communist control of Mr. Reagan on Thursday de· he would. also insist that fqrelgn PA'f WHI'fEHEAD BOB HOEFUCH Nicaragua . clared that he was willing to go troops In Nicaragua - "Soviet Assistant Publisher/ Controller General Manager The Contadora grotip - Venezu· along. He elucidated: lf 'both sides · Union, Cuban, PLO, · Libyan and ela, Colombia. Panama and Mexico · agreed to a cease-fire, the proposed DALE RO'fHGEB, JR. other mUitary and security person - ~~ In Costa Rica andsuggested a ·u.s. contribution to It•\! exercise ·-News Editor nel" -be ejected from the country; modus operand!, namely that· both I would be t.Q ·c ontract with the that Nicaragua -scale down its A ME MBER of Thf" AssocialPd Press. Inl a nd Da il v Press Associa sides - the Nicaraguan goverrt· Contadoras not to spE<nd any of the military to a size comparable with tion and the AmE>r ican Nf'w spape r PublishC'rs Associ~tion. men t and the com ras :, respectively, $H million that Reagan has asthat of Its neighbors; and that the- Marxists In power, and the sumed would be headed their YUIY LE·rrEftS OF OPINION arr w('lromr-. Thrv should be> IC'ss tha n 300 words Nicaragua undertake not to wage IOnji! . AIIIC'IIC'rs arr subject to edi rl nji! and musr ~ slji! n£1d u•i th nam('. addrf'ss·and democrats seeking to Ia ke powerby vote of Congress on arms or wars of aggression against Its tf'lf'p hon(' number . No unslgnC'd leflf'r.'i wUI be publi shed. Lrttcrs Should IX> i n agree to a cease-fire. During that The money, as re· ammunition. nelgl)bors. ,.gond liiSIC'. add rC>ss ln g l~{s ut•s. not p('nmna llt i('S. . ' -~ Education office ~ hegins :rnissmg . ·' . ··. . : c~ildren progra~ 1 • Ohio's Department of Education now has a taU-free telephone line to : l)rovide information about a new program designed to locate and assist ~ ll}isslng chUdren. ' ·Franklin B. Waltec, state Instruction superintendent, says the service is , ~rt of the department's response to .a new state law establishing '· somprehensive policies to deal with an lnCJ'!'asingly-seriOUS missing , children problem. : : Sen. Lee Fisher, D-Shaker Heights, sponsored the statute that requires ; not only an increased effort on the part of law enforcement agencies but : also a stronger effort by the schools. ' "'Goals of thls legislation are to work together In preventing a child from • txo:comlng missing, to work as a team when a child appears to be missing to find the child quickly, and to create an awareness among children and their • parents or the availability of help," Walter said. ~ : The tl'lephonl' number, for use by local school districts, law enforcement ; agencJes, state agencies, parents or qther Interested persons is . -: 1<ml-325-5604. lt wUl be open Monday-through· Friday from 8 a.rri. to 4: 45 - p.m . ; ' ,o.rnong other things, the law requires school districts to develop Informational programs for students and parents, and to develop • fingerprinting systems in cooperation with law enforcement agencies. , • Fingerprinting will be optional. Parents will have to sign authorization ~ forms and when their children's fingerprints are taken, the fingerprint ; cjlrds will be turned over to them for safekeeping. ~ · Walter says a new state-level education program will include the ; fol,lowlng: . . . . . ; -Development of a directory of resources for assistance in locating · mlsstng children. <.'-: '-Providing emergency flyers with pictures and physical descriptions of -:'missing children to law enforceme)it agencies and· the news media. : ; -:-Developing litl'rature describing for chUdren sltuafions in Whi!:h they • could be In danger-, arid what they Sh!JUld doll tl)ey are ll!dnaped or become lost. . .,. . : , -Providing assistance to pu!;>lic and non-pubuc schools . which are . • devl'loping missing children information programs. " · ., .... ' Walter -said thl' neW law requlies .local ·boatds of education to ·; di>velop a policy with respect to the notifiCation of parents or guardians : when stu(!ents are absent from school. also WASHING'fON - Each year eating sugar contaminated with . American chemical companies ex- Parathion, a pesticide whose ~se is pdrt nearly a billiondollars'worihof restricted in the United States, but whose manufacture is not. pesticides that are unregistered, restricted or banned outlight in t~e - In a single province of United States. Thailand, out ofapopulationof3,789, When these de~dly chemicals a"! 24 died and 320'more bl;ocame ill from used . by Third World (armers . pesticides used on local crop!<. A ignonin't of !he dangers, the results. government sfudyfourid dangerous leYels of pesticide residues in · 75 can becatast'ropllic. For-example: _ -in BrazU, 13 c!Jildrel) who llved · perCf nt of rice and flour sampies ..ln _ on t)le same vil.!llge st~t .becam(. ' more than 40 pereent.of veg\'tableS mysteriouSly, · violently - ill. They · . ·and in milk, cooking· oil and sweated, . foamed at the mouth. fresh·water fish . vomlted.and went into convulsions_ - In Egypt, exposure to the Most died within a few days, and the pesticide Phosvel killed more than only.survivor,anS.year-oldgirl,was UXXJ water buffalo and an undisfataily stricken with the same closed number of people. Rural families suffered convulsions, symptoms a few weeks later . An autopsy showed unusually high speech difficulties. loss .Qf bladder levels of Aldrin and its breakdown control an(j other symptoms. Phosproduct Di<'ldrin, In her blood and vel is manufactured in the United liver. These U.S.·manufactured States solely for export; its use has pesticides were banned in the 11ever been permitted In this country United States the year before. because of the danger to humans. These horror stories, which - In Tijuana, Mexico, I7 people died and more than 300 got sick after occurred ·over the past two decades, iToday ·in history . ,. who were compiled by Julian Epstein, an ' aide 'to Rep. John Conyers, D-Mich .. from lnJernal government documents and other sources. The chemical industry defends its expori of_pesticides that are banned or restricted here. arguing th<lt they are ~ nec.essary evil in the battle again~t famine an<j disease in the 'fblrd World . · .But _Epstein.challenges tlje ef(ec-· . tiven~ss of the pesticides in.achiev, ing 'tpese laudable gOillS, and notes that at least half of tlie pesticides imported by the Third World countries are.usedoncrops that will be exported to Western Europe and the United States. What strikes· environmentalists as unconscionable about the pesticide exports - which amount to some $2:8-bi!Hon a year- is that th<' dangers are 50 widely misunderstood by the farmers who usethein. Even the officials responsible for dlsn'lbuting them are often uninformed. .; _ , shifts In social and economic patterns during the past 20 yea(s. The result: In th" late 1950s, the poveny threshold for a family of four was 49 percent of the median Income for all families of that size. During the past decade. however, that figure has . dropped to 33 percent. • One of the most striking lncon_sistencles In the federal standard is the c'onnJcting treatment of 'the two basic types of means-tested benefIts provided to the poor - cash payments, which account for fllgfitly more than 20 percent of ail 1\SSistance, and non-cash or in-kind benefits, which account for· just 1t11der 80 percent of all welfare ald . · , When Individuals' Incomes are calculated to determine whether II)~ officially quality for assls!ance to the poor, cash payments are lrlcluded but non-e ash assistances~ch as food stamps, housing subsidies and medical ·aid - are excluded. .I · Many experts argue that those In-kind benefits ought to be "cashed o11t" or assigned a dollar value • ""'en assessing a potential welfare reclpient:s standard of living-'- but there ts considerable disagreement .over what formula to use. . ·The Census Bureau's efforts to convene a meeting of expens to. advise the agency on how to measure non-cash benefits have been frustrated by critics who suspect that the Initiative Is an eHort to disguise the extent or !ioverty. _ · . In addition to the Census Bureau's poverty income. guidelines, ~~ Office of Management and Budget issues Its own poverty thresholds. Eligibility standards for various I \ federal welfare programs vary widely, while the two most expe~ ­ slve public assistance programsAid to Families with Dependent Children and Medicaid -rely upon the states' varying standards of 'need. ~ Finally, little effort has been made to distinguish between chronic and episodic poverty. /jl· most 25 ·percent of the nation's , Tip O' Neill wlli tell you that what Is dirty about it is that a I Nicaragua will not accept the teems; with the result, b) tpa t p~blic opinion Will move against those members of Congress now opposing the proposed $14 million to the contras. There .Is absolutely no doubt that Tip O'Neill correctly Interprets the thinking of Ronald Reagan. And there is absolutely n9 doubt that lt is hardly a "trick" to think in that way . lf one· needs, in order to convince Congress,....that Nicaragua will not submit to democratic elections and will not scale down its army to non-aggressive proportions. to drama tize Nlcaragua'srefusal.todo this, why not proceed to dramatize? It Is a pan of the resources of statecraft to provide for public appreciation of reality. And one way to do this is to make a suggestion the terms ofwhlch are widely thought to be reasonable, and then to ask for a 0 judgme nt based on one's foreknow!-· edge of what the government you are addrt>ssing is going to do. Nor Is It unusuaL DoesTipO'NeiU think it is a dirty trick to Mr. Reagan to advise King Hussein that he will not meet jointly with the Jordanians and the Palestine Liberation Organization unless the PLO agrees to acknowl· edge the legitimacy of the state of Israel - because , Reagan knows that the PLO is not about to do this? When warnings are writted in the native language and can be read by the users, the chemicals are often mislabeled. A recent spot clieck in Mexico, for exampl(', showed that mor!' than half t.he pesticides being sold were !lltslabeied. according td' · Epstein's research. . , The United States 'is the o'illy country that voted against a U.l'{. r~);oiulion that would make a list of hazardous <'Xporis ava lla,bl~. AftPr initiaUy supporting the U.N. effor1. the Environmental Protection Ag!'ncy cautioned in an internal document seen by our associate Vicki Warren that "wethinkit is also In th~: U.S. interest to refine such a listing in a way that would minimize any unwarranted disruptions to international trade." Th!' FOOd and Drug Adminlst.ra· tion ·actually prepared a list of 30 drugs that have withdrawn from I he U.S. ma•·ket as unsaft>, but the State Department refused to forward It to the U.N. group preparing the list . been the. poor __~______R_o=be_rt_~_al_te_:_rs WASHINGTON (NEAl - The Bible says "ye have the poor always with you," but it doesn't offer any guidance on how to Identity them - and therein lies a problem for welfare specialists, demographers and politicians. The federal government'sofficlal standard for measuring poverty, which has not been substantially revised for two decades, ought to be updated, argues Courtenay Slater, a former chief economist · at the "• Commerce·Department. "The present fixed standard Is based on purchasing pat1ems of I955, when the average family spent one·third of Its Income on food. Today the proportion Is less , Today Is Wednesday, ApriiiO, the IOOth day of I985. There are 265 days than 20 percent." she notes In Tlie : left In the year. Journal or the Tnstitute for Socioeco: Today's highlight In history: nomic Studies. • On ApriiiO, 1945, during World War II. American soldiers liberated the "The essential statistics are ' notorious Nazi concentratiqn camp Buchenwald in what is now East wobbly, In large part because •Germany. Washington policy-makers are not on this date: sure how to define poverty," says S. :. In 1849, Walter Hunt of New York patented the safety pin. Anna Kondratas In a study commis· ~ In 1866, the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals stoned by the Heritage Foundation, ',was mcorpora ' ted ' . • a conserva live research ~ In 1953, the first feature length 3-D movie' in color, "House of Wax," organization. •premiered In New York. ' "The official definition rests on • In 1963, t.he nuclear-powered submarine USS Thresher failed to surface .arbitrary assumptions," she adds. ~ off Cape Cod, Mass. Thf disaster claimed 129 lives. -"To complicate matters further, - In 19'12, the United States and the Soviet Union joinell som~ 70 nations In .each welfare program has Its own isignlng an agrE!ment banning biological warfare. ,rules for determining poverty · ~ In 1974, Golda Meir announced her resignation as prime minister of .'!latus and eligibility ... Finally, ~Israel. #'ach'state sets its own 'standards of ; •Ten years ago: President Gerald R. Ford went before Congress to need' for eligibility for state appeal for nearly three-<Iuarters of a bU!ion dollars In M:JIIitary aid and programs.' ' ~one-quarter billion dollars In humanitarian aid tor South Vietnam. . . The government's official Pov• Five years ago: The European Common ·Mar~et Ignored ,the Carter erty standard was formulated In : administration's call for concrere actions against Iran, favoring instead a , the mid·l950s by Mollie Orshansky, :denunciation of the . Iranian government for holding the American ·an ot(l~lal with the Social Securit~ r . ~ , ,hostages. . . Admllllstration. Although the fig· : One year ago: Walter F. Mondale won the Pennsylvania. Democratic ures are adjusted annuaUy Ill "primary. the Challenger astronauts succeeded In recovering a teflect changes In the cost of living, : malfUnctioning satellite from orbit, and theSenatewertt on record against the basic formula has not been •the'minlng or Nicaraguan ' . waters. fevlsed to reflect. fundamental .• Now, one would think that these demands would sat !sty tllerese!Va· lions of Dempcratlc legislators, .1re - ,by thedeclarationofth.elrown leaders - committed to the proposition that we will not sit by Idly while Nicaragua becomes another Cuba. So what is it about. Reagan's maneuver that makes it a dirty trick• Dangerous chemical"'-l:s__J_a_ck_A_·n_d_er_so_n_&_J_os---=ep_h_S_:_pe_a_r Defini-~g • Mets 6, Carillnals 5 ByBf:NWALKER Cary C:arter endeared himSelf to .\1' Sports Wrller It took only two pitches. It was New York fansinhlsfirstgameas a enough.to get Vida Blue back Into the Mei by belting a. home run with one out In the bolt om of the lOth Inning to . victory column, a pia~ he hasn ·I · beat St. Lollis. been ina long time. 1 acquired by the Mets from Carter, "I loved It, hearing that Blue, Montreal during the off-season, got Blue, Blue' cheer again ," beamed off to a rugged start In his New York Blue, the winning pitcher as the San F'ranclscoGiantsbeattheSanDiego debut . He was hit by two pitches.and _ Padres ~3 TUesday In a Natlona I was charged with a passed ball before hls game-winning blow off League season bpl'ner. Blue's last v)ctol)' In the major Nell Allen. Neither New York's Dwight leagues came .in I982. · A lot has Gooden, at 20years old.the youngest happened to hlm since then. He was released by the Kansas opening-day pitcher _ in baseball City Royals in August 1983 with an history.- nor Joaquin Andujar of St. 0-5 record. Later that year, he - Louis was particularly sharp. George -Foster cracked a solo pleaded guUty to a cocaine charge and spent three months In jail: He homer for the Mels and Jack Clark. Was suspended tor the 1984 season acquired •. from San Francisco, homered 'for the Cardinals. 'by then-Commissioner BowleKuhil. "It was a very goodfeeltngju,s tto be out there," Blue said aftl'r the Cubs 2, Pirates 1 victory. · Rick Sutcliffe continued his mas· · Iron!caUy, the lasttimetheGiants tery ilver the National LE'ague as won a season-opener o/as 19'79, and Chicago, the defending East DJv. the winning pitcher was VIda Blue. lston champions, opened lheseason In other NL openers, New York with a victory at home. edged St. Louis 6,5 in ).0 Innings, Sutcliff~. the 1~ Cy YoungChicago nipped Pittsburgh 2·1, winner when he went 16-1, pitched 7 Houston got by Los Angeles2·I and 2·3 innings for his 15th straight Atlanta beat :Philadelphia 6-0. rcgular·season triumph. Reagan's dirty tricks ____W_i_llia~m--:-F........: B_u.;,..-..ck_Zey_J_r: Sentin~l population 0XJX'I'icnced poverty during the 1970s. but In most cases t.h at situations was a temporary one .C'aused by death, divorce or a ; recesslon-,lnduc!'d layoff. . Between 2.5 percent and three percent of the populace is persist· ently poor, however. and those people require very different forms 'of assistance tha n individuals who suffer Intermittent fin a nCial setbacks. I strong . NolanAltros2,Dodgers Ryan pitched seven Innings In Houston to gett he victory. · whJleLosAngelesstanerFernando Valenzuela was victim.ized by two unearned runs and fook the loss. Ryan gilVe up three hit s ' and struck out tour. raising his all·timl' leading strikeout total to3,878, three ~o~~ont.han Philadelphia's Stt>ve R yan retired 16 of-J7 batters from the second inning throu~h the seventh. Frank DiPino relieved to stan the eighth and got a savec 5 NOW OPEN fOR SPRINO SEASON Complete line ohegetable & bed-ding plants; hanging baskets, potted plants--: blooming & foliage, s~rubbery, rose bushes, azaleas & Rhododendrons. . OPEN DAily 9 to 5 SUNDAY 1 to 5 PH _ _ 992 5776 ,. '• ·KElLER BUSINESS SERVICES ACCOUNTING & DATA PROCESSING 618 EAST MAIN STREET POMEROY. 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Uh'l,.,kln 1\.tli•piu f::a!lf ()1\·¥-ltm \\' I. 1,4'1, (; H I II l.UU - :--.,...- ~ Yolk t1 d'Nt'\ l:-4t11 FJ';md~ ·~, ,,, Hou~l ••n -~ Wednesday, April 10, 1985 Br~wns, Richardson succeeds Sutton By The Associated fress as Dwayne Murphy and Bruce Tom · Brunanslcy, Minnesota's Boehle singled and Mike Heath and 6-foot-4 right fielder, drlllf!d a Mike Davis followed with doubles. two-out, three-r,un hamer to break a The Mariners took the lead back for tie and lead the Twills tQa6-2vlctory good in the bot1om of the inning on over the California Angels in the RBI singles by Cownes and Bob opening game for both teams Kearney. Seattle added two more Tuesday night . runs In the fifth as an RBI triple by The home run ball was dellvl'red Cowens knockro out Cod!roll and a by Mike Witt, a· good friend of su lclde squeeze by Kearney · Bnmansky's when the two playf!d followed. together on the Angels. · White Sox 4, Brewers 2 "We're still good friends," SruTom Seaver. making a record nansky, wno was ~radf!d from the 15th O[X'ning-day start, scattered Angels to the Twins In 1982, said. five hits over 6 2-3 innings as th<> "Tomon:Ow we will be." White Sox rulnt>d Milwaukee's Tomorrow may have finally home debut. Seaver, who has a 7-1 an·lved for Brunansky, who hit 32 hom e runs last Y<'ar despite a 'bpening-day record, . struck out three and walked one-In breaking horrendous start that saw him hitting .23lonJuly1~. TheCatlfornla · the record held byyWalterJohnson. The White Sox capitalized on two native raUied to finish with a .254 . errors by Milwa_ukee second base· • batting average and hit .18 of his man Jim Gantner to score twice In homers In the final 70 games. the first Inning. Rudy Law reached "He's got a Jot of po.tentlal," first when Ga ntner dropped a Minnesota Manager Bill Gardner pop-up near th(' right -field line; said of his oudlelder, who just Moose Haas W<Jlked Harold Baines agref!d to a six-year. $5-million and Greg Walker lined a single to contract. • ) center for the first run. Ron Kittlr . In the only · other American followed with a ' grounder to third League games playro Tuesday, that saw Walker forced at second. Seatt le beat Oakland &-3 and but Gantner's relay pulled first Chicago downed Milwaukee 4-2. baseman Cecil Cooper off the bag Mariners 6, Athletics 3 -AI Cowens had three hits and and Baines scored. Gantner then mlsplayro Luis Salazar's grounder drove in two runs to lead the before Haas wasable togetoutofthe Mariners to their fourth straight inning. opening-day victory and seventh In Bob Jam es. who earned the save, their nine inaugural performances. relieved Seaver aft<>r the 19-year Cowens paced a 13-hit a ttack as · veteran had thrown twowildpitches Oakland starter Chris Codlroll to a llow Milwa ukee's runs. James sun:ender,ed l2 hits in just over four · got Ga ntner on a groundout to e nd Innings uf work. . ' the inning. · "I hope I can contlnul'toswlngthe "The thing about being the bat like this all season," Cowens start ing pitcher In the season opener ·said. "The results aren't always get'thecluboffonthe r ight foot," is to going to be the same though. But Seaver said. "That's the way I've tonight I was able to find a hole. " a lways felt, to keep it ,<;lose so our Oakla nd overcame a 2-0deflclt for club can possibly win it." a brief3-2 1ead in the top of the third . Wednesday. April 10. 1985 · - Twins, Mariners ChiSox post w~I)S - for raising the quality of ~C FAYETrEVILLE. 1\rk. (AP)basketbalL • , . . Arkansas Athlet'c Ditector Frank said that he offered the Broyles Broyles says he talked to ~sketball job only to Richardson: Tile former coacbes from cOa'st to eoast and . Tulsa coach and Villanova's Rollle bOrder to bol-der before choosing as Massimino were the finalists for the . Eddie Sutton's successor Nolan job. ViUanova won the national RichardSon who roached· a1 Tulsa · championship this year. University,, just 90 miles from was offered the same Richardson Fayetteville. five-year contract Sutton had , Richardson, who becomes the sa id. RichardSon, asked Broyles first black head coach In the what - role money played in his Southwest Conference, compiled a 118-37 record at Tulsa. He took the. leaving Tulsa, said, ".Money plays a part of every decision. !don't think It Golden Hurrtcane the NCAA tourwas themalntoplc, but-It was close." nament three times and the National Invltatlonai Tourname nt · once, winning it his first y~ar. The Job was offered to Richardson - on .Tuesday morning, Broyles said, hours before the new coach was AND Introduced at a news conference. The announcement came a week after Sutton quit to replace Joe B. Hall at KentuckY: Sutton guided .113 SECOND AVE. Arkansas to nine straight NCAA appearances. . POMEROY Richardson, 43, said s utton made CALL 992-3381' the Arkansas program one of the country's b«;>st af1(! was responsible 992-2342 Vikings s~eking Kosar Pomeroy-Middleix>rt. OlliO -~ - EDEN PRAIRIE Minn. tAP) night. "We' wlll be talkmg wit)! his Both the Minnesota ~lklngs and the agent and his lathervery soon." Cleveland Browns have engineered . HoweVer, Kosar said to be trades jllml'd ~t acquiring Univer- cont~mplating a strategy that would . sily of Miami quarterback Bernie put him with the ~rowns. · • Kosar and the Vikings say they w.lll The VIkings made their anICJ!ie no time In ttylng for an . nouncement first, saying they had agreement. -reached ariagreement with Houston for the Oilers'•first -round pick. No.2 "We:ve been saying all along that overall, ln the AprU ~ National he's been· at thE' top of our ltst, and Football Leagut>draft.• But then the now weare In a position to negotiate _ Browns said they had made a deal with him ," Minnesota General With the Buffalo Bills for their Manager Mike Lynn said Tuesday selection. the first , in thesupplemen - "'as T IJI<I Illl l Jj+ lo i t\lt' \,tnt• 1 ~Iii oil f\,tll'i/1'< 111 1 f)pln~l '\t"'l \ 'rork <II ~~~ i on . 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Seaver'sopentngdaystart was his 15th which moved ldm ahead of Walter Johnson. 'llle White Sox righthander gave up fiv e hits In leading his team to a 4-2 victory. (AP Laserphoto). Cavsmake playoff berth Sports I ~------~~----~ RICHFIELD Ohio (AP) -:-This one even felt good for-the lose.rs. "We're 1101 used to seeing a crowd like this here. lt made you feel good to see them standing and yell!Jtg," New Jersey forward Albert I<lng sa id after theNetsdropped a ll4-ll0 decision to the Cleveland Cavaliers Tuesday night. The vict ory, coupled with the Atlanta Hawks' 1ll-110 loss lo Washington. gave Cleveland a berth In the National Basketball Association playoffs for the first time since 1978. World B. Free appropria tely led the Cavaliers, as he has aU season, scoring 35 points. Nineteen of those came In the second half, helping to rally Cleveland from a 14-polnt deficit. •The com <'back typified theCa vaUers' season. Since starting with a 'disasirous 2-19 record ; Cleveland has·gone 33-2.'i, for an overall record of3544. · . The .Cavaliers led .early In the game, but · fell behind 62'52 at haiftlrne. jVIfcheal Ray Ric hardson 50Jred 20 of his.33;pqlhts In the fi rst I)~ I! for New Jersey, 39-40. The Net-s·-expanded ttie lead to .72-ii!! ea'riy . in ui~ .third ' quart~r before Free heated up, firing in 13 third-quarter points to pull the Cava liers within 85-83 entering the_ final period. Free then hit a 20-footer from the top of the key with 5:10 to go In the game to put Cleveland ahead for good a t 97-95, brlnglngthe JO,l85fans to thelrfeel. · ,_ ,. ;. TOP QUALITY California Strawberries HOLLOWBACK Shovel '· ---------- Quart •• • IRUIIIMPIR . -5~~11 SkJi Higli $~\89 . <. - ava ilabl e. ~ Ma&ll Su~t:rlptlont~ IIIJIIde Ohio 13 W""ks ................................. 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A source close to Kosar said till! · qi!J'rlerback probably would not Lynn described as "biZarre" the _ make him~lf <>Uglble until after AprU .il, and thus would beavallabk> possibility of Cleveland getting In a supplemental draft . · "Minnesota ls an option we'd Kosar In a supplemental cjratt. ·. consider," the elder ,Kosar added . "lt'is sOmething that mtght have "But we know Cle-.:eland Is very to be addressed by attorneys, " Lynn Kosar, reared near Cleveland, Interested." added. has expressed a preference lor "Bernie is In a uniqu<>situation, " Kosar, who has two years of . playing with the Browns. His father Kosar said. "If the lj!ague does not ·college eligibUl!y remaining, has said. "I'm a Browns fan and my kids reeeive a written nptlflclatlon from not Informed the leagu<> that he are Browns fans." us by Monday, Aprill5. then he is not Freshness And Sav~ngs ( tnl~ ~· m ""' -.. ·ht'fluli~ l 1.,,..,, .,;,m l ·'' tal di-att, II one is necessary . Kosar could not be reached for comment but his lather, Bernie Sr., said at hi$ Boardman, Ohio, home,·· "We'd like to hear Minnesota 'sstory because they have the rights now." With Spring Time M i nnt"'t~a rSrnl +hMII'I 1;1 t:h ·'·' nilllo'll' ni;o 1;/.1hn l:l· lllt . 1111 I 1.11-:).•ml •YuunL! !l.. j j :11 ~·, Jill• · 1L•n.u "'"n 17 H11 . - r;:;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;===:;DOWNING-CHILDS l \ t 'l\ Y111k •Whl1-..IO I I "+ .11 fl<JO;Ion •liUI''l 1:! l :!t T•··'·'~ •M,, ... ,n ''no·'' B. tltim•n · tllllfl til t '~l 'l ~·I 11, . ( 'il\ , J),.J, od ,.,.J n , -. COLUMBIA GAS ,. ~;:r~.~.) • .. Richard T. Burke, ·Property Manager ' . . •• nstant FOR EVER Y Hi~ YOU SAVE KROGER WILL DONATE l5c . UP TO S25 000 TO THE 'A - • ' - ·' ·- �• • Page-6-The Dailv Sentinel · Wednesday, April 10, i 985 Pomeroy- MiddlepOrt. Ohio ;,Wednesday. ApriL 1 0 ,->1 985 ~- ~+ .......... +OP Predict drop • SPECIAL 0~ THE WEE/I. · ' •n tomalf?, crop WASHINGTON .(AP)-Aithough \ . CHUCKWAGON • com and soybeiUIS .rank as Ohio's l · + Sl-09 . . . We'ie Celebra'ting Our 11th,Annhter$ary l top cash crops, the state's farmers will.harv!!!!l more processing tomaJ' toes In 1985 than anyone except their WITH FRIES •••••$1.59 California COUI\terparts, agricultural officials say. Paul Slade, vice president lilf . business services for the Ohio Farm . Bureau. said Tuesday that Ohio IS expected to produce 355,00) tons of . "At the End of the Pomeroy-Mason Bridge th<> tomatoes thls yPar. That Is 8 POMEROY, OH. . ' . · · PH.992-2SS6 perc..nt less than the 1984 crop, but Sf':Crind only to California's esll· mated 6 million tons. Slade blamed the anticipated production decijne ·on the loss of several tomato processing plants In seed treatment; weed control and ldenilftcatlon. Other NO TILL FIELD DAY -TheMelgsSoli'andWater the state. Item.~ .will Include spraybtg for no:tJn and sprayer Conservation District !Uid the Meigs County Most' of Ohio's processing tomacalibration, equipment jldjustment and·planting lips. Cooperative ExtensionServlcewWstageano-tWfleld ·-' toes are pfQ(Iuced In the northwest· The session Is open to al! Interested persoM and the day at 10 a.m. Saturday at the ROck Springs ern part of the state and ar,e · dlstrlct'sladles auxDiarywWservelunchfollo-.ringthe · harvested from late July until the • Falrgroonds. Items on the agenda lnchule soils !Wd field day. how they relate to no-tW methods; Insect control !Wd 2112-3 YEAR-OLD DA-Y NURSERY first frpst, hp noted . Siadp said tomato farming has 4-and-5 YEAR.OLD KINDERGARTEN ex)X'rienced changes In the past 10 The Middleport Police Depart·' lOW TUinOII IAl'ES ye'ars. . ment mad€' 52 arrests during thr "We've seen a shift away from month of March and i!lvestigated hand labor td machine harvest, "- he seven accidents, Polic.. Chief Sid said. adding that most tomato and I grandson ~receded him In Little reports. The department Charles B. Gravely growers farm at Jpast 80 acres. death. collected $677)8 In parking meter A member ol thl' First Baptist receipts ana wr.ote 177 parking Call 992-3824 · He also notro the higher costs of Funeral services- lor Charles since 1943, Mr. tickets. Merchant police collections Church of Gallipolis p!Jlduclng toma t~ because of .BenJamin Gravely, 73. Dunbar, W. Summer Program For Your Child Care Needs Brewer served ·as a deacon and totaled $4l. Vehlfl~ of the depart- transplantation and the need for Va., who died Monday a t Thom as deaconemeritis. Heaiso belonged to ment were driven 5,412 mlles during spraying and some ha nd-hoeing. · Memori~ l Hospital In South Chathe Morning Dawn Lodge 7 of the !f!Onth. rl('!;ton, W.Va., were held at 2 p.m . Gallipolis. r-_;_--:-------------:-"--------....1....:.._______________;______.....,.....,_ . today a tthe Parsons F uneral Home Funeral services will be 1 p .m . Chapel in Ripley, W.Va. Friday at the First Baptist Church of • Mr. Gravely as born Sept . 19, 1911 Optn 10-9; Sun. 1~-6 Gallipolis with Rev. Joseph Godwin ~ n Kanawha County, a son'of the late Benjamin and ,Elizabet h Downie . officiating. Thebodywillbebrought to the church one hour prior to the Gravpiy . HP was a retired contracBurial wUI be In Mound services. tor. a member of •the Firs! Hlli . C emetery: Fril'nds m ay call a t Presbyterian Church In Dunbar and the Willis Funeral Hom e from 2·8 a veteran of World War II having p.m. Thursday . The family will beat served In the U.S. Army . Hew as a the funeral home from 6-8 p.m . ·19:ll graduate of the Point Pleasant, Pallbearers will be Emerson W. Va ., High SchooL Corbin , Morris Haskins, Homer · Surviving are his wife, Lura ,JividC'n Gravely; two siSters. Mrs.- Johnson, Willard Leedy, Roger Hood and Larry Marr. Loulse Gravely EddPns and Mrs. Honorary casketi:JE.arers will be Thelma Garrett, bOth ol Pomeroy . Dea n Davis, Clyde Bradbury. and sever~ I nieces and nephews. Emerson Evans, Mohler Mart In, Officiating at services ' was the Raymond Gooch, Ed Stewart and -Rev. s. Ray Thomas. Burial wa s In Keenan. · Ronnie ::Crandview Memorial CemetPry a t In lieu of flowers, friends mav Dunbar. · make donations to the Ohio Valley Gamet M: Barthelemy . Chr ist Jan School. The Daily Sentinel- Page- 7 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 1 REGISTER~ ~ FOR I 1 of 1 T $2500 ADOLPH'S · DAIRY VALLEY We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities o•. •••~ - + -o. o STORE HOURS'. Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10 PM Sunday 10 AM-10 PM . MOMS & DADS 298 SECOND, ST. POMEROY, OH. RESISTER NOW FOR . 52 March arrests Gift Certificates To Be Given Away Along With Silverware. PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., APRIL }3, _1985 TINY TECH \ . Elizabeth E. Guess Mrs. Garnet M. Bart helemy, ·formerly of Meigs County, died Elizabeth E . Guess, 91. of 31739 .Friday In Dayton where she had Dead Man 's Curve, Pomeroy, died ·m adehl'r hom r for the past 40ycars. TueS~Jay aftPrnoon a t Veterans . She -was a daughter of the late Memorial HQSpltal. A11ht1r and Effie .Wat5Qn an,d .was . She-was born In Athpns.County ori a lso pn:'Ct'dC'd · .11'\ dt>aih b)· two llroiliers. Orvill~ · ·and E;veJ-ett . March 4. 1~. the -diiught.,;r ol . ·Thomas · Towsel~y aild Luthella Watson . · ~ ;.. ' . ;. : s un;ivlng ar~ hc>r husband, Tho- BricklesTowsel¢y. :: · Sh€' Is-surv ived by her husband, m as Bart fielemy of 'Dayton; three · brothers, Harold Watson, Athens; ·Joseph_Guess of Pomeroy, and a son, .John Thomas. Philadelphia. Carl Watson, Pli0€'nix, Ariz:, and Pa.; four gra ndchildren, · J ua nita William Watson. Reedsville; two Terl'!'ll, Ft. Wayne. Ind. ; Ralph sistPrs, Wilma Seam on of Bar low Thomas, New Jersey; Marie Clark , and Dorothy Rob inson of Alfrro, Philadelphia, and Ruth Spaun , and srwra l niece>; a nd nl'Jlhews. Pomeroy. Also surviving are seven S..rvlcr-s werp held at 10::!0 a.m . great-grandchldren, a brother, Thotoday in Dayton. mas Tow.seley . Albany , a nep~ . Bill Qu ivey, Pomeroy; and close Wade 0. Mahlman friends, Mildred Withee a nd Mary Run field, 'who cared for her. 'Wade On•al Clayton Mahlman. . Besides her parents, sh<' was .42, died TuC'Sday afternoon a t his prec!'ded In death by her parents, a resld<'OC<', Bald Knobs Road, Long daughtPr, Anna Mae Terrell , and a Bottom . · daughter-in-law, Marie Thomas. A disa bled. America n vrt<'ra n. he She was a member of the servC'd In the VIPtnam conDlct. He Is Bradford Church of Chr ist. a m<'mlx>rofthc>DisabiC'dAmerlcan Funeral-services will be held a t 3 Vrtl'rans of the Mayfair-Plymouth p.m. on Friday a t the Ewing Congregational Christ ian Church of . F uneral Hom e. The Rev. Mark Tolooo. Seavers will officiate and burial will He Is sun•ived by his parents. be In the Miles Cemetery, Rutland. Orva l Cla)•ton Mahlman and Aile€' Friends may call a t the funeral Kurth Mahlman, Sylvania ; his wife, home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. on Sarah Rl'iber Mahlman, two soons. Friday~ · RC'x. Mahlmi:m and his wife, Kim. ' ToiC'do. a nd Andrew· Mahlman, at Virginia Hubbard hom<': two daughters. Roxanne and Sa~rlna Mahlman, both at homP. Virginia Hubbard of Middleport Also surviving arl' a brother, died 1\J('sday evening a t the Leonard, Sylvania, four sL~ters. Health Care Center fol · Pomeroy Ruth Ann Wood. Gloria Webb; low lng a long Illness. She ls:survived Cat hy Argobrast a nd Dawn Mahl· by her husband, Harold, and a man. a II of Toledo., daughter, Marta Blackwood. Frl<'nds may call at. the RawllngsVisitation will be held a t the Coats-Blow('r fune ral home anyRawlings-Coats-Blower Funeral time Thursda\·. The family will be homl' aft er 2 p.m. Friday. Tile pt:csent frol)'l 2to 4 and 7 io 9 p.m . family will be present from 2-4 and FUneral scn•ICC'S wUI be at the 7-9 p.m. Funeral services will ·be lunE'ral home .wjth thE' Rev. W. H. held at 1 p.m. Sa turday .at th(' Perrin offlclallng. Burial wlll be In funeral home. thd..E'tart Falls Cemetc>l)'. ' Leslie M. Brewer . · Leslie M. Brewer. 83. of 259 Jackson Pike, Gallipolis, dlC'd :Tuesday at l:lolzer Medica) Center. · Born Fl'b. 4, 1902 In Uncoln . _·County, W.Va .. to the late Edward and Minnle.Belle Stowers Brewer, Mr. Brewer was a .retired after 50 years as a sprinkler litter. He was married twiCP and Is ..survived by his .econd wife, Pernle Hall BrEWer. His Drst wite, Gladys Robinson BrEWer preceded him In death In 1952. He · Is also survived by a son, · Jam es L. Brewel- and· his wife, Mary, _or Middleport; a daughter, Mrs. Larl)' (Marg~tl Witham of Xenia; two ~rothefs. Leo Brewer or Zanesville and Roy Brewer ' ol Lewisburg, W.Va.; and a sister, Mrs. E .W. (Sylvia) Pllllins of Nitro. W.Va . Seven grandchildren and tour great-grandchildren also sur: vlve. Three brothers, three sisters Steak/R.oast ....~·... $1 09 O.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS $ 4 9 Chuck Roast ••••L!.... -1 . . . . . WITH THESE 79 Boneless Ham~."!'••~.$1 COUP.ONS . . . . ~ . . . ' r --~·--------~---, ANNIVF.RSARY COI IPON . , . ( . Wien rs •••••••••••••• •• 3 ARMOUR TURKEY .3.27~~~ 8-10'' lvergr"n AS.Ortment 3.77 50' Coronet Garden Hose Yews, Junipers. or .. Arborvltoes in globe, upright, pyramidal, sprE'Oders. Quality Select Packaged Rose construction. ~ 1 grade rose bush. In ossqrted · varieties Qnd colqrs. Your choice. Good W,dnuday, April 10, Only VIETTI 12 OZ. PKG. w· Tire cord reinforced 3 ply HOTDOG SAUCE 10 Eaay LIMIT 2 PLEASE ------ GOOD ONLY AT POWELL 'S ,t_________ Ftng.,rtp Control r JIM DANDY J ANNIVF.RSARY COI IPON I -tllil Convenilint fingertip contrtol, large 70-ib capaciiy. VALLEY BEU e ,, 3.77· Our 4.88 Garden Rake , Sturdy bow end rake, handle. 8.88g%7 Uil . . , 2/$1 VIMCO MACARONI or SP.~ GHETTI ' . $ 2°/o Milk.·••••••••••~!·•• 149 uw 2 99 Dwarf lumlng lush For 97~ Cope Cacllorder Fence 15-18" dwarf bCJrning bush 'with flaming color in the ian. Border fence in Cope Cod style. 3" long by 13" high. Cottage Cheese !!~!·99< BANQUET 4 or S OZ. Clorox 79( Bleach ••••••• GAL. THRIFT KING GREEN BEANS, C/S or W/K CORN Argo Peas •••••••••• 17 OZ. CAN · 3f$1 · Cooking Bags l!Mil 2 PLEASf L_:~~~~~~~_:~--...l ANNIVERSARY CO l ' PON Good fridoy, April 12, Only . · f$ .... 3 1 BANQUET Pot Pies .........~~~.4 f$ 1 PUR,NA CAT FOOD 6 t/2 Oz. Can 8.77~~;7 ~lb. •lag Marble Chlpt K·Gro• Weed And .F Hd Use oround · trees .. and shrubs tor decorotlon. 18-lb..' 25-3-J weed and reed. · Covers 5,000 sq. ft. 1e57 1.97 40-lb.' Odotl- ~· Non-burntng , weed -free mOf\ure ot o low price. $1670ur MAXW.ELL HOUSE COFFE,E 197.88 22"• ....Propelled Mower 3%-HP, self-propelled mow. er with recoil start engine. 3 Lb. Can ·$599 limit Ont Por Custemor ' GOOII Only At Powell's Offtr lxplros S.t. APril 13, ltiS CHEER DETERGENT. 1-7j Oz.$4·49.·· Umlt Ono Por C~fet!IOr GOOII Only At Powoll's Offor Expirtl Sot • .,..il 13, ltiS 11 ( GQOD ONI Y AT POWELL'S '--------------~ Good Sot•rdoy, ~prit 13, Oqly •••••cooPON· ·• •·••·•• •• • • • • Our 1·1( liMIT 2 PLEA Sl RABIES CLINIC ' Net wt LB. BOX . ,-------------- VALLEY BELl Cour • 2.27 SALE I I Ga~ Th•rsday, April 11, Only FH-22 20" Drop Spreader .I .------------~--, ·Le. t·' t. uc:e·............... . -~ HEADS · 19e97 ~:~97 1'1( oz. CAN • .· SA~E 11• · A cancer clinic wUl be held Thursday from 1 to '4 p.m. a t the Meigs County Hea lth Department by the Meigs County unit of the American Cancer Society. Exami· nations are by appointment. Appointments are to be made with Dr. Wilma Mansfield, 992-6601. must be ltuhtd, cats in cartiers. ' . SUPERIOR E-Z CARVE . Canrer f>linic- set ·Presented by Meigs Co. ~umane Society and Meigs Co. Health Dept. at Rock Springs Fairground Sat., April 13, 1985. 1 P.M to 4 P.M. Dr. Carol OsbOrne Rabies - 13 nn Other innocul1~i9.~' Jl'JI.\l;§.l~,. 9,!!.! Drawing -Will Be Held Apr, 21, 1985 FRESH--PORK BUTT · SALE ENDS SATURDAY SHURFINE SUGAR $119 . s_Lb. lag . ' limit Ono Por C111tomor , G..- Only At Powoll'1 Offer hjlir" Sat. April 13, 1915 . • • ••••• COLE'S • • • · CHARMIN TOilET TISSUE 6 Roll Pak $149· limit Ont Per Custo1111r G004 Only At Powoll's Offtr Explros Sot., April 13, IUS • -WHITE BREAD I I I I I I I I .I 20 Oz. Loaf .I LIMIT 2 PLEASE GOOD ONLy AT POWEU'S I I L.-- ----~------· �' . I Page~- 1:1 - The Da•ly Sentine1 Pomeroy-MKfCIIeporf, Oruo~~~-~"-- -'---~~ ·~ --· -- wednesday, . Wednesday, April 10, 1985 April10. 1985 . 16 Plus Deposit · ·aonus L&G ·,POTATO CHIPS Full Ohio Speaker set Scholarship available A&W ROOT BEER 8oz. The Daily Sentinei-Page-9 Beat ofthe b~ ~--~O~R~AN~G~E~C~R~U~SH~--or-·.1 $14 . The Rev. William E. Slater Jr., pastor of the Powell· Memorial Unltep Methodist Church In F.lnd· lay, will preach atlO: 30a.m. Su"nday at the Pomeroy United Methodist Church. · A qatlve of Mldd!epo;1, the Slater was a member of the fi.rst Meigs High School graduating class In 19ffi. He graduated with honors from Rio Grande College in 1976 and 'reeelved his Master of Divinity Degree from the United Theological Seminary In Dayton In 1983. He has been In the ministry for four years. ' Slater's wife, Marsha, Is a native of Cleveland and th!!Y have two sons , Jesse Matthew, ! 2, and Dylan Clarke, six monthS . Sla ter is the son of Martha and William Slater Sr .. · Hudson St. , Middleport. . The title of his Aprll14 message in Pomeroy wUI be " In the Garden"'. By BOB HOEFUCH . so It · really· couldn't have tleen OVP Staff Writer causing ariy probienis. Another scholarship opportunity. · Again, proof that It takes all The Bob Roldnds. berts Pomeroy ----Aiumhi Scholar· You are reading a great deal s hip will be abotit colorectal cancer ~days awarded at the and--as in all cases - early a nnual Pomeroy detection Is quite Important. High A lumn i The Meigs Unit of the ·Arnerican Banquet and Cancer Society will be holding Its Dance on May 25. • first colorectal ~:aiiC('r clinic in the Applicants should submit a trans- east-west dining room of Veterans crlpt , re5ume an(j a senior picture Memorial Hospital at 7: :1! p.m. 0!1 to the Pomeroy All!mni ASsn., P.O. Tuesday, April 23. ·. ·· Box 202, Pomeroy. Applicants must Durlng the clinic which will not be be a child or a grandchild of a a time consuming thing - Dr. Pomeroy High School alumni. Wilrria· ·Mansfield wlil present Deadline for ·flllng these applica· educational material and therewlll lions Is May 1. be a sh011 slide presentation aiso of ----an educational nature. Resldenls , Perhaps, you're a runner- you attending wUI be given materials ' . can have my spot ·in the endeavor. they can take ,home for testing In The MiddlePort Chamber of the privacy of their hom es. Commerce will get into the activity The articles are sent to Veterans by staging a 5-K run through Memorial Hospital for readings Winners in the Nelson Drugs "8aved"Gospe1Grou , pwiDslngSalurdaynlgbt Easlft · . , .~r colonng con1es1 eac h. re· Middleport on April 27. Chief of and If anyone Is found to have a a ttheAshSt. F _ reewillBaptlstCI)urchlnMlddlepori.PastorRalph ce•ved $25. ThPy were Michelle PollceSldL!ttlereportsthatthere'l! Probl<~m. t.hn< local cancer unit cat7:3il. ndlffinvltesthe bile : be no problem in seeing the runners ~rsonnel will be In tOuch with you. U. ·. )Ill. • •• . · · .Dawn Caldwell , Rro:lsvUie, in the DOn't sweat it- attend the clinic. four and flve age group; Chanda through the business section and lhechamberwlllprovide proteetlve lt'sfreeandeariydetection is vitaL Mulford, Middlfport, in the six and vehicles and personnel for the rest --. -· ' - , · seven age group; and Juli<' Riffle. of the run. We'll let you know how. . Hey! JUke doing business at the The Board of Advisors for the young women of their respective Long Bo!!om, In the eight to 10 age •COIOIIOG SOIJij: "PlASS N'PEAI. ' &· you can go about taking part . Pomeroy Sundry Store.. . Outstanding Young Women of stales, as well as those who group. "GIRLS JUST WANT TO HAVE FUN' ---1 have an allergy to chocolate and America awards program an· ultimately were selected as the Ten Pau l Michael Is a patient at the a ~weet 1ooth that won't stop. nounced today that Sherrie Denise Outstanding Young Women of Ohio Stat<'' University Hospitals' Recently, 1 found at the Sundry Bailey, 32434 Hysell Run Road, America. pain ma nagement program. Cards Store a non-chocolate Easter candy Pomeroy, has been . selected for and letters may be sent to Room that I get a long with very well and I ~ Inclusion In the l984 edition of the A meeting has lx'en called by the 4096, ·Dodd Hall. University Hospl· was hitting· it pretty heavy until I C.~!standing Young · Women of Board of Trustees of th<' Morse · tal, Columbus, Ohio 43213. · went In to replenish my stock and America. Chapel· Church for Saturday at 7 ----found t~ cupboard , bare. I ex· Theprogramts.deslgnedto honor p.m . The church is located on pressed"' by disappointment to the and encourage ehxceptlonfa1 YOUdngJ6 County Road 35. and a u Interested This world and the nexi..... Whai. some pi>opte .do for cashier a rid came near to breaking women between 1 eageso 21 an par1ies are urged to attPild . . ent ertalment . • ovPr Into cho<:olate. HowE'Ver, 1 \1/ho have distinguished themselves A friend phoned reporting Men· bypassed the temptation and wen! In their homes, thelrprofesslonsand day night that a puppy !led a t a home. ·. their communities. AccompllshrK'igh!Jors home had been shot six The nex t morning, Mrs. Jon ments such as thesearetheresult of The Racine Church of the . times_ five tlmt'S wit h a pellet gun Jacobs, manager of the store, came dedication, service and leadership, Nazarenl' completed a six week and once with a BB gun _ and into the office leaving a bag of the qualities which deseiVe to be 'sunday school a ttendance contest apparently just for the tun of 11. choclate free candy for m e to gnaw recognized and remembered. Sunday. The prize, a freewht'E'IbarThe puppy was taken to a vet for on. That afternoon, a cashier sent Miss Bailey wlll be listed with row ride, was won by Paslor · treatment and the incident _ in ' ·another bag to my home. It ·a pproximately 30,000 others in the Thomas H. Collier and Carol Justis. Middleport - · was reported , to that the candy had been In the s tore annual awards volume. The volume Sunday school superintendent. J usOPEN TILL 8:00 P.M. FIIDAY pollee who were most cooperative all the time, butt he shelf just hadn't wUI ·highlight 51 women who, tis will ridelnawheelbarrowpushed In attempting to track down the been restocked. What a deal! And because of their contributions have by Pastor Collier down Third Street MILL· ST. 992-2641 MIDDLEPORT offenders. · am I l'Ver enjoying the tree trea ts. rbee~~n_:se~ lec~t~ed~a~s~t~he~ou~t~sta~nd~ln~g:__::Sa~t~u~rd~a~y~a~t1~o:_::30~a.!2m::_._ _ _..-'-_L.==:::=::::=::===========:::==:;=:=::::=~ It isn't like II was a howling, Nowonderl'msmlllng. Are you? vlclous·dog- and it .was even tied Winners named Outst and·Ing women.· name . d Seed Potatoes, Seeds, Onion Sets Available Trustees .to meet SUNBEAM OlD 'VIRGINIA SANDWICH l'ORK SAUSAGE BUNS 99< 69C F~ESH POLE BEANS· CALIFOINIA 89< Fresh · ·Strawberries · ABSORBENT VELVO ' ' Moth, '1 D1g Cllt1 seems ~ 0 Sports Cen·t er Sale Diabetes conference set A teleconference on diabetes wlll · ·prescribed hours by the American Academy of Family Physicians .. Wednesday, Aptil24, The topic-will Dr. April B. Magnussen, a. be Diagnosis and Treatment of . memberof theHolzer C!Inicandthe. Nei11-Insulin Dependent Dlabet~. hospital medical staff, wlll host t!te according 'to Dr .- ~ . Cralggtral!ord, .. co~erence at HMC, and · be the · c hairman of_the hospital 's medical facUitator . for the ·question and ed'!catton.commlttee. ,, ..: . , answe~ sesslo~ . ·. · . . . . • .• The llroadcast -!"Ill begin 111 noori - ·.G!llbb,. graduate of the M~ea l ,. · androntinuetol:15p.m.Aque5tton College of VIrginia, Is an aSsociale and answer period will follow. professor of medicine at WVU Luncheon will precede the broadMedical Center. Charleston dlv· cast at 11: ll a.m . Moderator of the lslon. His residency was at the teleconference, broadcast from Meojlcal Colleg'eofVIrginla . qarleston, W.Va .. will be Dr. .Kielnmann Is also .an associate Warren Polnl, professor and chairprofessor of medicine at the WVU _man of the department of medicine Medical Center, Charleston dlv· at West VIrginia University Medical lslon. A.graduateofthe University of Center, Charleston division. Dr. Pennsylvania School of Medicine, Stephen R. Grubb and Dr. Richard he completed residency' at the State E . Klelnmann .will provide a slide University of New York, Upstate presentation, monograph course Medical. Center, Syracuse. His materials and the ADA Physician's post-graduate fellowship training in Guide to Type !~Diabetes. E ndocrinology and Metabolism at The teleconference originates the University of Massachusetts form Soutl\ Dakota Medlcallnfor· Medical Center. · mallon Exchange Teleconference Network, In cooperation with the Registration fee Is $5, .and pre-registration must be made by Charleston Area Medical Center <CAMCl di>partment of continuing AprU 17. roucatlon. Two hOurs In Category I Physicians wishing to attend the credit of the. Physician's Recognl· conference shOuld contact Dave lion AwardoftheAmer!Can Medical Schoonover, training coordlna tor at Association wUI be given. The HMC by calling 446-5105. program Is also acceptable for two bEi held at Holzer Medical Center QUARTERED PORK .LOIN MEADOW GOLD -~~· . $139 ICE CREAM . -.. :,;, GA!:~$1 .8 9 Bibles Church literature Books, Music, Cards Office Supplies Complete lJns ol Attendance drive EXTRA LEAN STORE _SLICED B,01•ted. Ham Paper To,.,els . Middleport Book Store c:::::. 'The. Sa.ving Place® Open Daily 1D-9; Mon.- Sat. Svnday 12·6 . Sale Starts We4., Apr. 10 : Saie Ends Sat~ Apr. 13 . ;.. .' a FOOOLAND SliCED BISCUITS . SLAB BACON 4.101.79< 49.97save Up To .33% · Catch The Savings On Baseball Gloves Qua lity -constructed lea ther ba seb all gloves lor hardball or softball eothustasls A. Our~. 97,13 Wilson · htra .. . , .. ·. 29.97 C. Our 39.97, MocGr-vor· .......... 29.97 D. Our 44.97 , ISKU'o sonball .... . .. 34.97 f . Our 29.97, Mag Plus 13 Sonball .... 19.97 F. Our 1.47, 4-oz ~ Glove Conditioner , ... 97C 'I ! OJ ~ ll.$129 lUllS SHEDD'S • Whipped· 'MAXWELL HOUSE IOIIIUSS BOSTON lOll instant·.Coffee r---NlCHTLY.SPEC/ALS Beef .Roast • 3~~ · (CLIP AND SAVE) . •wf:.~:::~iE!~~~..~-~.=~~~~~~.~ ~.?.~~~~. . . . . . S4 95. $ •THURSDAY, APRIL 11-IAKED STEAK ....................... 495 Mashed Potatoes, Gra•J, hans, Solad, Roll, Glall of faaturod Win\ •FRIDAY,. APRIL 12-WHITE FISH .....fP.9.1MP..t!J!'.~~..... 4 95. Potato, Yrrgotablo, 'Solad, Roll, Gla11 of faaturod Wino. FOR HOlt Y fARMS FOODLAND CHICKEN BREASTS DINNERS Ol.-2 9 ( $149 7'1• lOX . Potato, Vrrgotablo, .Solvd. ~oil, Gla11 of faaturod Wino. ·. •SATUIDAY1 APRIL 13-ANY ENTREE................ Potato, Vrrgotllblo, Solad, Roll, G~s• $ OO 1 . . . . . . . . . . . $495 I of faaturod Wino. •M:~:~~~::A~~ .~.~.=~~~~.~~ ~~~~~~.~ Pota"to, Solari. Roll, Glass of Faaturod ffirie. •TUESDAY, APRIL 16-SPAGHEnl............................. Garlic lrtad, Sokld, Glass of Faature4 Off · ·-· Willi. $ 9~ · I 4 4 0ur5.97 • 9 7 Shirts 0urlJ.97 9 • 97. Shorts MacGregor' lasebatl Shirts, Shorts ·3 7 7 Ea c h • Sate P11ce Harwood; Oudtey: lonnom · Sollballs Sottbotl setectt o n includes A S A approved , slow· and lasl-pttcn type Cotton/polyester shirts , polyeste r · shorts . color choice Men's mes . I .I l ·!"'U ! I SEIVING HOUIS-5 PM·IO PM . Now Sarviilg Daily Fram 11· 2 · $ LUN(HEON SPECIALS ................, ................... Only 29 THURSDAY NIGHT IS OLDIE NIGHT Dance to Yeaterdlly's Hits From 1 0 to 2 on Thursday And Today' a Hits on Friday & Saturday Nights With Danny H'~od · lhru Saturay, · •We R -· The Right To Umlt "·· wuen· 11~.... • · "k" Effactl", Wlil~nlay, April 10 Apri1 13., 1915 •USDA Food St.mpa 018dy A9cepted •Not Reaponalble For Ty11011raplllc:al Errors \ • .' 1 4 . 9 7 Bombot • Variety 01 Aluminum Sotlballlats Slender-handled bats •n a vanety · ol w~tghts . lengths and colors. -~ . .,• '·-., 5' 5.97 Pr Baseball Foatw.ar ~or Men MacGregor • cleated d111 and !uri shoes at a value p11ce · .\. �...· - • Page- 10- TI1e Daily. Sentinel 4 Midd leport (;~rden plants, a ir ; light, good ·sou a nd nutrients. She djl;cussed pestcontrol . and mulch. Mos( Oowers, she said, need s ix to eight hours of sunlight a nd benefit !ron] having tlle ir leaves watered as well as having the soil around them soaked. She a lso ta lked about the benefits of mixing compost into the soil and Of generous feeding as the warm weather comes. Mrs. Horky also listed marigolds as one of nature's natural pest controlers. A discussion was held on the merits of annua ls grown from seeds and i>er enntals. _ Nellie ~ irlde gave a report on cards sent to members how una bl!' to anend. · Refreshme nts were served by Mrs. Nease who gave homemade lavo(s of miniature cherry·trees a nd America n flags . Club P la ns fo r the I) anniversary . celebratiOn of he Middleport ··Garden Club wer e made a t' a recent • meeting of members held al the • home of Mrs. P a ul Nease. Mrs. Pat Hill presided at the meeting with the celebration being set for May 6 a t an open m eeting to 1 be held at the Middleport P resbyter· ian Church. Mrs. J anet Bolin, first vice p resident of the Ohio Assocla· · lion of Garden Clubs a nd a m ember .. of the R utla nd Friendly Gardeners, ' will be the guest speaker .Members particpate in the program by ~ recounting a history of the cjub. For roll call mem bers named a house plant they favor forit s foliage. Mrs . Kenneth Cale and Mrs. Wa lte r Crooks were guests. A le tter was · read from Mrs. ' Vlrglnla Covert, · Chester Council r~iona l director, a nnouncing a A surprise birt·hday observancP · fO<;us m eeting to be he ld Thursday was held for Erm.a O e land at th!' at the Athens County Fairgrounds. rf'Cent meeting of the Cheste r ·She a lso a nnounced the Region 11 Council 323, Da ughters of America, meeting to be he ld on April17 at the held at the hall . Hocking Valley Motor Lodge near Mrs. Clela nd was escorted to the Nelsonv Uie. Theme will be "Our a lTar wher<' s~e was presented Lovely Land " and the cost for Easter trea ts, a ca ke a nd cards . rpgistration a nd lunch will be$6.50. Cake, ice crea m a nd coffee were The prowam by Mrs. Carl Horky served in he r honor at the conclusion opened with a displa y of photoof the m eeting. gra phs taken at the Meigs ChrtstA rcpori was given pn tho;' recent mas flower show and a tllscrip!lon of rally by Betty Roush . E sthe r Smi'th som e oft he exhibits she had seen at read a le tt er of invit a tion to the · the Columbu s Home and Garden members forthesta teconvention to Show. be he ld In Canton in August .Shcalso She then reviewed "The Old thanked those who participated in Fashioned Cutting Garden" by Jack her addenda at the ra lly . A distric t Krame r, noting his recommenda · meei ingwas a nnounc('d for Aprll25 lion that the re be a separation of the at 7 p.m. at the CheSter h a ll . ornamental garden which e nhijnces Ca thy Pullins was wPlcomed as a the appearance of one's property, new m ember. It was noted that the . and the cutting garde n which is coun€11 has rag rugs for sale. Fe rn maintained to provide flowers to be Mor r is, councilor, p resided at the cut for arrangemcnts . drying, pot meet mg. Thf> pledg<' to the flags and :.,. pourri a nd culinary uses. , prayer opened the meeting. Scrip· " The cutting garden should be ture was from John 3 and m f>mbers planted at the back oft.helot nearthf' sang the national anthe m . Dorothy · . back door or some other area , she Ritchie noted that Emma McGee who became ill at thf> rally is : sa id, to sepa rate it comple tely from the ornamenta l borde rs. It was progressing nice ly, · noted that it. is almost impossible to Past Councilor's Club was an· : manage . a border whic h has . nounced for Wednesday night at the continuou s \)looms from s pringg to hall with Th!'lma Whit!' and fa ll . · Margan•! Tuf! If> as hostesSPS. Tubs and boxes ca n be used by Others a ttending we re Fe rn Morris. Faye Kirkhart , Ada Bissell, gardene rs having II ttl!' s pace, Mrs. Horky said, a nd then talked about · Lora · Damewood. Virg inia Lee, Ethel Orr, Mary Holte r, Sandy the bas ic needs of all flowering will .' Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Area ·organizations conduct recent . SHREDDED .....i2.l9 lb. BOILED HAM ................~~.:.......... S1.99 SUPERIOR BULK WIENERS •••••••••••••~~~~~~~~ •••••• 2.89 SUPERIOR BIG RED BOLOGNA~: ••••~~ ••••••••••••••• 97c HOMEMADE HAM SALAD . .................L~; ••••••••••• S1.29 ' . 1-lb. Quarters PARKAY MARGARINE ........... ~~:•.••.. 79< Ohio Colby LONGHORN ' CHEESE ...................~!·.. SJ. 98 HOliMAN'! IULK SUPER SHARP CHEESE .•••••••••••••• ~ •• -~.~-. 52.89 lb. "'" YELLOW ONIONS ................~~,•••••• 79< 10 lb. IDAHO lAKING POTATOES ............!~?.. 52.39 16 o•. auo ''u CARROTS •••••••••••.•• ~!...... 39< 10 OZ. GOLDEN ISLE STRAWBERRIES •••••••••••• !.~~ .............. 79< 1-LB. TASTY BIRD FRYING CHICKEN UVERS •••••.-•••• H~~•• ~ ••••••••••• 69< 10112 OZ. CAMPBELL'S CHICKEN-VEG. $0UP •••••• ~~.:~-~ •••• 2183c 16 OZ. DEL MONTE . ':' $ SLICED PEACHES•••••••••••••••••••• 2/ 1.59 16,/1 OZ. STOKELY GOLDEN CORN •••••••••••••~·.~ •••••••• 2I 99< 9 OZ. DISH DETERGENT IVORY LIQUID .~ .•..••....•.•.'!-••••••••••••••• 99< 15 OZ. GENERAL MIUS CHEERIOS .•...••.••.•••••...••~~ .......... Sl. 99 I OZ. MILD ORTEGA ' TACO' SAUCE ................~1!~ .............. 89< JUMBO BOUNTY TOWELS ••••••••!!:;•••••••...•..• 99< 10 OZ. TROPKANA, GRAPE, APPLE Or DRINK •••••••••••3.'~~~!; .....~ 3I 89< : JELLO PUDDINGS •••• ~ •••• !:~·.?.1:••••• 2I 97< 'O~ANGE I 0 OZ. CASTliiUIY or VIENNA HOTDOG SAUCE •••••••••••~~~~ ••••••,. 2I 89< •TSY ROSS MIX 01 MATCH · BU NS•••••..~•••••.•.. ~ ........•.•~!~f..... 2/ S1. 19 ' ' ' The Ohio 1]1~ttngs --------~ Mother Ea rth. Arrangements were Response · magazine, "A Wome n's White. Mary Showalf!'r , Cora Bee· · dl,splayed by Mar ty Baum and Story." Officers' reports wert' given gle, Alt a Ba llard , Doris Gruf>S('I', Tay lor, "Little Brown J ug", a nd 22 shut ln. ca lls were made. Sheila Zelda Weber, Opal Hollon,Cha r lotte F l'I'E'Will a nd East~r offe rings were fea iuring dr ied pla nt m a teria l. ' " Grant, Margaret Amberger, Goldie Refreshments were served by the 'ta ken. Lette rs were read from Stan Frederic k, Mary Hayes, ' Mae hostess. . a nd Betty Whitlock in Tonga, south McPeek, Bculll)). Mfj xey , La ura · Pacific Island by HPie n Tea ford . Nice. Marcia Keller . Elizabeth · £vangeline Missionary Hayes, JoAnn Baum , ~va Robson, The a nnua l mother-daughter lei · a nd from Doug a nd Betsy Ruffle in Shlrley Beegle. Iva P owell. a nd Jowship dinner was pla nned a t !lie Rosar io Mission, Argentina by Mary Lisle. · E iieerl Mart in . · A letter was read from:Mrs. Ben recent meeting-of the Evange )lne Shade Valley Floral Arrs • Missionary Group ol the Pome roy Churc h of Ch rist he ld a t the home of Edwards regarding Holy Week Plans for a flower show to be held Mrs. Ge rtrude Andrews. service a nd distric t meetlngs.a t the Royal Oak ar cliery building The dinne r has been set for Marcia Ka rr had a progra m of this weekC'nd wer e discussed a t a Thursday, May 9 at 6, 30 p.m . with Easter meditations -and ref!t"etions l'f'Cen t m<'et ing of-t he Shade Va lll?y the theme, "Love and Stitches" to be a nd the spiritua l life cloSing wa s a Counc il of floral Art s held recently · carried out. Announced , at the poem by Mary Cundiff. Refrf'sh· at the home of Betty Lou Dean . m eeting was the revival scheduled ment s we rescrved by Ma 1y Lisle. ThEr show Is co-sponsored by tile ' Star Grange Counc il of Floral A11s and the for Aprii2Ithrough 24 a tthechurch . Mark Templeton wUI be the Chester Garden Club. Entries a re .to Opal Dyer a nd Linda Montgo· be p laced by noon on Saturday with s peaker. roll call, Mrs. LaDonna Cla rk mery werE' flrst a nd S('C()nd. For the judging to begin a t 1 p.m . ead about the Needle Gate in respectively, .whe n the annua l sta te · r Also a nnounced a t the m eeting J erusalem. Others refll>cted on ba king contPSt of Sta r Gra nge was was the flower showto beheld a!!he held . OAGC, Region 11. miiet!ng, April 17 J esus and his walks during his last · Judges whe m embers of Lau rel a t the Hocking Motor Lodge' In days on earth before his death. Mrs. Nelsonville. A report was givC'n on a Jane t Ve noy used devotions on the Grange who We're v isiting Sta r resurrection of Christ and the Grange a nd La11rei Gra ng<' also garde n therapy session on sprouting prayer was given by Mrs . Betty presented the litera ry program . with Ches ter school children. The During the meeting ,it was children worked with pota to mazes · Spencer . Mrs. Helen Mill will host thf' next a nnounced that fun night pla nned and pum pkin seed sprouts. Mrs . Dea n gave the progra m on' mt'<'ting withMrs. Andrews to have with Columbia Grange will be on backgrounds a nd accessor ies . She dPvotions, Cards wpre sent to the Apr il 13a t the Columbia Fire House. made several a r ra ngem en ts using sic k a nd stJUtins. Mrs. Clark had the ·. A potuck supper a t 7 wil be followed by gam<'S. A youth group work m ission stud y. accPSsories a nd discussed s ize. Asbury . UMW . sessions was .set for April 21 a t the sh~ pe. te xture and color In relation· Lany Montgome ry home. A cooship to des ign . She sa id that An E as ter the me was car r ied out . kout will p('('C(>de ihe work ""ssion . accPSsorif>s must add some thing to at the rec~nt meeting of te As bury · The next regular Me igs G ra nge the dPsign a nd'mu st tx• kept within UnitedMethodistWomenhe ldinthf' Youth Group m eeting was an · the boundary of the design : ' church social room . nouncro for 7 p.m. May ll a t the ThP 17 members attending answith Ke ith As hle)· homC". · Ma1 y · Cundiff opened wered roll call with their most Sta r m Pmtxors V()tl'd to m P<'ting beautiful thing on earth. A silent " Spring Sings the Resurrection twice a month starting in May. A auction was held of items from Story"andalsogavedevotlonsfrom • collection as gat hC'red for th~;" arC'a c hildrE'n's mC'. ThE' slate sewing contes t and the n tona l stuffed toy contPSt will be . ed at the Jun<' meet ing. Toys m ad r In the contest will be given to hos pita lized c hildren.' · . NoTICEOF . APPLICATION OF THE . OHIO BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY FOR INCREASES AND ADJUSTMENTS IN RATES, CHARGES · AND RATE STRUCTURE Honor roll The foUrt h six W('<'ks w ading: period hOnor roll a t the Mlddll>pOrt E lementary School has bcf'n an nounced. MakJn g a grade of B or . , aOOve. in a ll their suhject!i to .b r na m ed to the roll were: · • First grade- Chris Cha pman,. Todd Davts, Apr il H alley . Jeremy Harl.!iOn, lNilll£> John· son. J . D. K('(:'SCC, E;llcn Lc>wls, Michael Uttle, Mark M ills. Chand a Mulford. Tony~ Phalln, K('nda Reynolds, Jamie Willet. Ste pha nie Wood, Blak(', Alison Gerlac h, BerniiY Nicholas Mil~ , Eri n Snllth, Dodger Va ughan, Travis Facernyer. Second gn~~ !? - Robby Ba ke?r, Krlth Darst. Da vid Eakinf. Kim Ha~gy. KC'vin Logan , Trish Mc Haffie, Ek-'l' ky Mf'IPr , J.a mlt' P{.>nnl ngton, Andy Pl <~ nlz, Crockf'lt Ro ush, J aclyn Swart z, J immie Wolfe , Tyler Wolfe. Adam Wyatt, Franky Musser, Sa m Cpwan, Becky Dl le5 , USa Honakn, ChuCk ~a n, Jon M attea . Brim Nr'.t•some, Jason Pangto , Ryah nowc. Eddf'na RuSS('JI, Cory Seymore, A my Whllr , Walt Will iams , Shannon Wis.(>. Thi rd gra df' - Beth Buskirk , ~rt Conle,v, Jennlff'r Fink. Dawn H oc kman. Micah M alden. Ann Riffle, Angie SE>Idenable. Mall Stewart. AAA'ie Whlte. Tony Davis. MC'J:t:lln Evans, Emily Hei ghton, O~ n !ell & Scott . Cow See. Jat·ed Stewart. Founh grade Ada m Ut 11e. Kyle Simpson, Kyle SE>II r rs, Hrath<>r Fra ncko· wlak , Abby B!akl•, L('{' Luckeydoo, Llennls 8o}'d, Tess!(' Bradsha w. Linda Chapman, P. J . ChadwPil. .Jay Cr<>ml.'an"', Te resa Ma y, T!na Smith . Harris winner George Harris Sr.. Lincoln Height s, Pomeroy, was selected a s thf' winnf>r of a S:nl prize awarded by the Mf'igs County REACT tea in. ......... The Saving Place®. SPRING CLEAN-UP SALE! . MONEY -Max Whitlatch, the Bunny, recently raised 11ver $1,600 for the Gallla CoiJIIIY Children's home from mlneworkers at Meigs No. I M1nc just before Easter. Whitlatch, a MiddlepOrt resident, !!laW few toys at the home and dedded to help out. Wed., Apr. 10, 1985 Thru Sat., Apr. 13, 1985 NAME BRAND CLEANING PRODUCTS To Protect You, Car And Restore Its Shine A. Save 25%. Our 3.97. 20·oz.• Westley's® Mag, Wire Or Cus1om and Coated Wheel Cleaner .. . .. . .... . .. . .. .' ... . .Ea. 2.97 1.. Soft 20%. Our2.47, 13-oz.•• Westley's® Silicone Tire Shine 1.97 Soft 33%. Our 2.97, . 32-oz.• Westley's Bleche-Wlte•• Whiiewqll Cleaner . .. , . . . " .. . .... .. .. : . ... . ............. . .. .-1.97' D. Soft 21'Y•. :c>ur .a.77 .-Chamois Sponge . . . .. .. . . : .. . , . .-1-.97 E.· s- 211%. Our 2.47. 18:0z. • Turtle_wax® ZipWo ar Wash 1.77 F• .s- 20%: our 4.9,7-: 16-oz.• Turtle Wa~ Color i< Finish >--~~~\ Restorer .. .. . . ..... , .. . . . . . . , . ·. -. . . :. .. .. . . . ... .. . ·. . 97 G. Our 5.97.Sirrionlz® II Premium Cor W.ox 16-oz.* Liauid Or 14-o Paste (After $3 Mfr.:s Rebate) . . ... . .. : . . . . . . ... . .. 1.97 H. s- 21%. Our 5.57. 16-oz.• ArmorAJI® Protec1ont (After $1 Mfr.'s Rebate) .. . .... . .. . . . . . ... . . ·. . ... . .·. . . . .. . . .. .. . . .2.97 Soft 32"/•. Our 2.17. 16-oz.* ArmorAII® Cleaner For Your Cor 1.• 7 Bunny raises money for Children's . Home· . •' .... :·-···. Ea. "Fl. 01! . •. . Nil Wf. . . ' 1-LB. PACKAGE KAHN'S WIENERS .•........•..........!.·.~·.......... S1.79 1 ~ • . c, SMITH FIELD -, E. 1.77 F. 3.87 WILI<ESVlLLE- Talk about a and prlze·fUled eggs to fe llow · . hare-l<!ising experience! , · miners .aM nearly 170 chUdreJt, ~e • Max Whitli>tch, a shllitie o/Jerator c \)ile(:!ect over· $1.600 {or the Ch!Jd· at Southt-rn COlli com'[ lany's Meigs reh.'s Home. On Good · Friday, ·the No :1 Mine; doimed an East.E:r Bunny Midd.lepotf resident 'lleilv!'red the Costume and took tlonations lor the m9ney to ihe wor~ers a t the home. " Here ·at the mine, we try to get · Gallla County County Children's Home a nd Residential Treatment along as a family ," Whitlatch said. Program last week. "When l told these people about the "I went to the childre n's home to p roblf>m, they jumped r ight in to cht"ek on the little txiy my wife and I help ." are going to adopt," Whitlat ch said . WhiHatch said h!' was happy to "during the visit , ) found that the dress up like the bunny and solicit kids didn't have any toysoranythlng donations. He also also played Santa like that .! neverdreamedthey were Claus several times for children. . out of toys and stuff. We just decided " It 's worth it just to see a kid • to do somf>thing about it. " smile." In addition' to handing out candy .--Calendar I happenings----. POMEROY The Rock WEDNESDAY Springs Prange will meet Thurs· MIDDLEPORT MiddlePort Amateur Garck'ncrs will . · day nif(ht a t the ha ll ~h a potluck dinner at 6:30 i}.m. m<'et Wronesday a t Sp.m. at the Baking and s ewing contests will home of Mrs. William Slate r. lx' held along with a country Mrs. Carol Swanson will be auction. co-h<istt•ss and the program will be by Mrs. Richard Barton. MIDDLEPORT - Eva nge-line Cha pter 172, Orde r of the POMEROY - Thf' Past CounEastern Star, will meet a t 7: ll cUm·'s Club of the Daughtf'rs of p.m . Thursda y at the Middleport Ali1Prica will mPe.t at the lodge · hall , 8 p.m.. .Wednesda y_ Masonic Temple. <'yenlng . R UTLAND - Rutla nd Lion 's Clull will meet Thursday. 7 p.m .. POMEROY - Chapter 811, in1the basement of the Rutland RAM. and Bosworth Councll46, rc h of Christ. Chu F&SM. Wednt'Sda>·· 7: 30p.m. a t FRIDAY Pom!'roy Masonic Temple. POMEROY - Mary Shrine 37, Order of the White Shrine of POMEROY - Winding Trail Jerusalem, will have open In· Garqen Club meeting, 7: 30 stalla tion Friday a't 8 p.m . at t·he Wednesday at home of Adda lou Pome roy Masonic Temple. Lf'Wl~ with •" Wild Edibles" as There will be pOtluck refresh.' the program topic. ments. Business m eet at 4 p.m. . Mf>mbers of the Order of POMEROY -Annual meet· Eastern Star and Masonic bo· lng of pa rent s of Me igs High dies are invited to attend . School juniors and seniors, 7 p.m . Wednesday af high school SATURDA\' libra ry to plan pre and post POMEROY - Gospel s ing pfllm activities: · all parent s' lx' held at 7:30 p.m. will Invited to provide help and Input. Saturday a t the United Faith Church on the Roote 7 bypass HARRISONVILLE - Annual nf>nr Pomeroy. F"eatured sin· Inspection, Harrl'iOnville Chap· gers will Include the Old Timers ter 2.15, Order of Eastern Star. Quar.tC't, the Long Bottom Trio . 7: 30 p.m. Wednesday at thi> a nd othf>rs. Public Invited . Harrisonv ille Masonic Temple; potluck r£.freshments following POME ROY - The Isaak Inspection. Walton Club will have a tree plarit lng and seeding work' ses'IHURSDAY sion begilJillng at 9 a .m . Satur· POMEROY A cancer All m embers a re asked to day , screening clinic will be held a ttend. · Thu~sday from 1 to 4 p.m . at the • Meigs County Health Depart· ment by the Meigs Coonty unit of Board to meet the American Cancer Societ y. POMEROY -Southern Local Examinations are by appoint· BOOrd will meet In School merit. Appointments are to be regular session Wednesday ev-· made with Dr. Wilma Mans· enlng al 7 p.m. field. 992-660l. · . •I ,, . tion, as part of ihe Company 's ' ·PERCENTAGE notification of its intent to file its INCREASE Application . Should the increase be granted ' This Application affects rates in full , the average percentage and c.hilrges for resjd e nce increase in rate for a representa, exchange access lines and local tive residential subseriber is 30 service options for customers of perce nt. No basic exc hange The Ohio Bell Telephone Comincrease is proposed for non-resipany and , in addition , affects the dential subscribers. The prorates and charges for directory posed increa se for residential assistance , verification and inter.basic exchange serviees and .local rupt services, operator services, se-rvice options increases Ohio automated calling card services , · Bell operating revenue by 8.18 ·Pursuant to the k quirements . and wire, cable and oJher -matepercent. All other propo sed of Revised Code .Section rials used for c~mplex service increases amount 10 1.79 percent 4909.19, The Ohio Bell Teleinstallations. The Company is of operat ing revenue . These phone Company gives notice that requesting minimum level ,pricincrea ses includ.e directory . on January 18,· 1985, it filed an ing for. its toll (long distance) assistance, verification·and interApplication (P.U .C.O. Case No. calls within its Local Access rupt services, automated calling 84"1435cTP-AIR) with the Public . Transport Areas, Custom Callcard calls, operator services and Utilities Commission of Ohio for ing services, toll and local operprices for wire, cable an'd other ·authority to increase and adjust ator services, and wire , cable and · materials used for complex servits rates and charges and to other materials used for complex ice installations for resident.ial change its regulations a11d pracservice installations. and non-residential subscribers. tices for telecommunications The affected Ohio Bell Teleservices it provides in Ohio. phone Company tariffs are : MINIMUM LEVEL This notice contains the sub• . PRICING stance and prayer of the ApplicaExchange and tion. However, any interested Network (P.U .C.O. Ohio Bell is proposing that its party desiring complete detailed Services Tariff No. I) minimum level pricing structure information with respect to all apply to pricing for wire, cable (P.U .C.O. Message Toll \ affected rates , charges, regulaand other material s used for comService Tariff ' No . 7> tions and practices should plex service installations, Local inspect a copy of the Application Any ~rson, firm, corporation Access Transport A rea toll (long and all attached schedules at the or association may file, pursuant distance) calls, Custom Calling c;>ffice of the Commission, 180 to Revised Code Section services, ;md toll and local oper-. East Broad Street, Columbus, 4909.19, objections to the p.m.- · alor services. Rates and charges Ohio, or at the following Ohio PQsed increases and adjustments constituting the prices to be Bell public business offices durin rates and charges, and to the charged at any given time are ing normaL business hours: 45 p!QPQsed changes in regulations covered in pricing lists furni shed Erieview Plaza, Cleveland; 80, ahd practices and rate structure to the Public Utilities Commisaffecting the same . The objecW Bowery Street , Akron; 401 sion of Ohio by the Company and Cleveland Avenue Ji'l .W, Canton; tions may allege that such may vary .from the minimum to a 150 E. Gay Street, Columbus; ,1pplication contains p!QPOSals maximum of 2 times the mini369 W. .First Street, Dayton; 425 that are unjust and discriminamum l~vel. The Company can Jl(fferson Avenue, Toledo; City m!Y or unreasonable. Recomadju st: its prices with appropriate mendations which differ from the Centre One, Youngstown. In notice to the Commission. .addition, proposed tariff sheets .1Pplication may be made by the were mailed on December 14, Staff of the Public Utilities Com1984, to the mayors and legislamission or by interveniilg_parties PRAYER OF tive authorities of each mun iciand may be adopted by the APPLICATION pality included in the ApplicaCommission. The prayer of the Application requests the 'Public Utiliti ~s RESIDENCE LOCAL ~CHANGE SERVICE . Commission of Ohio to do the following : The increases proposed, in monthly residence exc~ange access line (a) Find that the present_rates . ra,tes· for · flat (unlimit~). message and measured service are shown an<! charges which are proposed · below: · · .. ·- .. , ·c ·: Residence .· ' to be ch~nged and the regulations' and practices afie.cting the same Messag~ · PBX · · FlaqUnlimited) },party :2-party* · l-partv,· 6-party* Meas.uie,d: Irynk line · . are unjust, unr¢asonabl'e and insufficient to yield reasonable Present: 14.95 11.90 9.50 9 .35 ; 6.70 31 .80 · compensation for the ser.vices Proposed: 19.45 15.45 12.35 12.15 8.70 41.35 rendered ; "The Company is requesting thai all 2-pany service be eliminated effective May l. (b) . Find that the proposed 1986. Customers with 2-party service can retain the service at their prese nt locat ion s · until the proposed elimination date . rates and charges and regulations and practices are just and reasonThe Company 's request includes a proposed increase in two local able and will provide not more service options , Optional Local Area Service and Community Calling . than·a fair and reasonable rate of Monthly rates for Optional Local Area Service and Community Calling return on the value of Applicant's would generally be increased in proportion to the overall increase in property actually used and useful residence basic exchange access lines. for the convenience of the public; (c) Approve the filing of the DIRECTORY ASSISTANCE, VERIFICATION AND proposed schedule sheets conINTERRUPT SERVICE, OPERATOR SERVICES tained in Schedule E-1 filed herewith and made a part hereof. AND AUTOMATED CALLING CARD SERVICES modified to reflect such revi sions The rates and charges affected for directory assistance, verification thereof as may become effective, and interrupt service, operator services and automated calling card pursuant to orders of thi s Comservice are shown below. mis sion . during the interim Directory Assistance - Direct Dialed Calls Present Proposed ' the filing of thi s between Residehce Call Allowance 5/month 0 Application and the date upon Business Call Allowance 3/month 0 which said schedule sheet s PBX Trunk Line Allowance 24/month 0 become effective ; Charge,: per call $ .25 $ .30 (d) Order that said proposed (Current exemptions from thcse ·charges provided in Ohio Bell tariff's w~JI continue schedule sheets become effective in effect. l immediately upon filing ;· Verification and Interrupt Service (e) Approve the withdrawal of Verification Service the schedule sheets which are $1 .20 0 - Charge Per Occurrence proposed to be changed con Interrupt Service (Includes verification) tained in Schedule E-2 filed here-Charge Per Occurrence ' 0 $1.60 with and made a part hereof. (There w ill be no charge for verification if the operator determines that the modified to reflect such revi sions teleph1Jne line is out of order..) · thereof as may become effective, Local O~rator- Coin Services pursuant to Orders of this ComCustomer-Dialed Operator Assisted Calling mi ssio n, during the interim $ ' .45 $ .80 Card Call (Station-to-Station) between th e · filin g of thi s $ .45 $1.10 Operator Handled Station-to~Stat.ion Call Application and the date upon $ .45 $3 .00 Operator Handled Person-to-Person Call which said . schedule sheets arc Local Operator - Non-Coin Services approved for withdrawal : (t) Grant such other and fur0 $1 . I 0 Operator Handled Station-to-Station Call . ther relief as Applicant is reason0 $3 .00 ·operator Handled Person-to-Person Call ably entitled to in the premises . (These charges only apply to local calls which require special operator handlin g for collect, billed to third number, calling card and person-to-person billing . ) The form of this notice has been approved by the Public . Toll !Long Distance) Operator Services Utilities Commission of Ohio . Customer-Dialed Operator Assisted Calling.... Card Call (Station-to-Station)* $ .60 · $1.05 $ .80 Operator Handled Station-to-Station Call $ .75 · $1.55 $1.10 Automated Calling Card Services Autdmated Calling Card Call, Thll THE OHIO BELL (Long Distance).* $ .60 ·- $1.05 0 TELEPHONE COMPANY Automated Calling Card Call, Local, Coin $ .45 . $ .45 • {These services are presently jointly provided under Customer-Dialed Calling Card Slation-to-Station service .) . / • ' �' .. .. , ' Page-12-The Daily Sentinel .-· .. ; ' .. FIVe people forietted bonds and foUl othPI s wpre fined, with morP than half tn\olvtng charges of dfivmg while mtoxtcated, m the coun of Mtddleport M ayor F'red Hoffman Tuesday night Fined WE're Tonv M Hutton. Rutland $425 and costs and 10 da~s mjallona DWI charge,andSmand cos ts and 10 days m Jatl for t'E'siSimg arrfest Tommv L Romine Ru liand , $425 and costs and three day s m tat!, DWJ, and Ronald R Swan Rytland S425 and costs and tht ee days m jail DWI, $100 and costs drlv mg under suspension, and $100 and costs posseston of manjuana Also fined W('re chrtst lne Musser . Middleport, $100 and costs for assault, Richard Henna nn Mtddleport, $100 and costs for trespassing, and Timothy w . Fife, Cheshire, $10 and costs, squealmg tu es ' Pomeroy-Mtddleport. Ohio Mayor ends 9 cases • _... _ Tomgh t, \anable cloudmess with a chance of showers Low 45:50 thursday partly sunny High m the rrud 60s The chance of pre<;:lptlalton ts 40 percent torught and 20 percent Thursda y E"tei"led Foreca.o;;t Veterans Admitted EUJnicc Chrtsty , Mid dlepor1 , Jeanme Ashley, Cheshire Discharged Larry CUmmins, SUPERio K . SIDING co. ignit~ ThP Racine untt ut l 11 p m went 10 thPBald Knobt <'std<'nceofWayne M ahlman whO \\a s dead on arrtval The othet call was at 3 57 p m Mlddicpm t to Cou nt \' Road ~ and Route 7 lot an auto uacldent with Debra Mohlt•t ancl Judy Herben being transported to Veterans Memorial Hospit al VINYL & ALUMINUM Complete Gutter Work C 1 A omp 010 omodoling Roohng of all Types Worked In home area 20 years "Free Est•motos" CAU COLLECT. Ph. (614) 843-5425 3/8/2 mo pd Satu~day m~ke-up date~ set al Meigs Friday through Sunday: Chance of showers each day. Lows in the mid-30s mid-405 Friday and Satunlay and moStly In the 30s Sw!day. Highs in the mid·50s mld.OOS Fr1day and Saturday and mostly In the 50s Sunday, w - Memorial Thomas Stew an, Sa ndra Duke, KathermeOitver, Bertha Conde YOUNG'S sesston~<ith s tudent s mattendance, and Mav . 4 when parent teacher confc1cnces "ill be held with no student s m att~ndance Information and regtstratton matC'rials wiU be sent to pat <'nt s on the conferences, ' Morris said The M igs Local School Dtstrtcl wlli uSI't reeSaturdaysa smake-up days in the 1984-85 school year calendar, Dan E Morris, super in teiident, announ~y The Saturdays are April 20 and May 11 whPn aU schools will be m 10. CARPENTER SERVICE - Addons and lemodehng - Roohng end gutter work - Concrete work - Plumbing and el•ctrtcal work (Free Esttmatesl V. C. YOUNG Ill The. Daily Sentinel 992·6215 or 992·7314 Pomeroy, Oh•o 12 8 lie PHONE 992-2156 .. THE QUAUTY PRINT SHOP Or Write Oailly Sentinel Classified Dept. 4111 Court St., Pomeroy. Ohio 45769 \ -.· -- · ~ . Public Notice NOTICE Of APPUCATION FOR MERGER OF BANKS Me195 and State of Ohto, and in the Townshtp of Orange to Wit FIRST TRACT Beg 1nmng 1n Pomeroy, Ohio 46769Jntends to apply to the Foderoot R._,.o the center of the old vacated road loading by the ochool Board for pem11S110n to mell18 house m Sactron 30, Town 4, wRh The Formens Bank and and Range 12 thence Mit 71 •' Sa111nga Company of Pome JOV, 21 1 W SeCond Street rods ond 8 links Ia L F1nd~ng's hne thence north 132 rods Pomeroy OhiO 46769 The end 1 2Yl lutka. thence West " • Applicanu Intends to acquwe • control of The Fermen Bank 72 rods and 6 l1nkl, thence South 1 17 rods and 4 links. 1and Sa111nga Company of thence 1n a aoutherly dtrection Pomeroy The FedoHai Rooerve to tho PLACE OF BEGIN considers a number of factors NINO cont~Mnmg SJxty (60) '" deciding whether to approve acres. save and except one-the application oncluding tho half acre sttuate 1n the aouthrecord of porfa.monce of vwtlt comer and bought by the banb '" hefpeng to meet local Boord of Education of Orange credit need• Township for a school house You are tnvitad to aubmit lot Amount conveyed 11 691/J comments tn writing on ttus acroo applation to the Federal SECOND TRACT S1tuoto A_,. Bank of Ctewtand SectiOn .30_. Town 4 and East St•th and Super~or m Range 12, Oh1o Company~s Awnue, P 0 Box 6387 Cleveland Oh10 44101 The Purchase Commenang 1n thlf comment penod WIH not end north tine of the southeast quarter of Soctoon 30 at the before Apnt 19 1986 ond northwest comer of land now m.v be somewhat longer The owned by Anthony Woode Boerd'e procedures tor pro ~ thence south to the middle of C8SIIng protooted - " " " - th8 road thence 1n a nortbees·" may be found at 12 CFR. 181iy d1rectoon to •id quarter Pan 262 Pr<><;eduros tOf aocuon lme along the middle of ciiHing p r - applteotion· the road, thence West on the t10111 moybolound at 12 CFR 11kl quarter MtcbOn ltne to the • Section 262 26 l o 1 obtain a PI:ACE OF BEGINNING, save copy of die Board S PfO'* and except about ona-thtrd Of dures or i1 you need 1nforma· one acre now occup1ed aa a t1on about how to eubmit your bu"'ng ground The amount comments on the applicant. of th1s conVity1nlce 11 three (3} contact Mr Martin Abr.ns to acre~ to be the same, more or 12161 579·2046 Tho Federal lou Reserve Wtll consider 6 your Sa1d Premtses located m comments and any requastl Orange Township Metgs for 111 publtc meeting or formal County. Oh10 heenng on the epptication ~ Said Premeaes Apprau~ed at they al8 rec:eiwd by the 841.000 00 and cannot be Resente Bank on or before the sokt for tea than two-th1rd• of last date of the comment that amount period TERMS OF SALE Ton per cent(10%) caah on hondondoy t31 20 37 1413. 10 19, 5tc of solo wRh balance to be paid upon dai1Y81'V of dood THIS SHERIFF'S SALE OP Public Not1ce ERATES UNOER THE DOC TRINE OF CEVEAT EMPTOR THE MEIGS COUNTV SHE· SHERIFF'S SALE RIFF MAKES NO GUARAN OF REAL ESTATE The State of Ohto Molga TEE AS TO STATUS OF TITLE PRIOR TO SALE County Howard E Frank JACKSON PROOUCTION Sheriff CREDIT ASSOCIATION Maoga County Oh10 Plomtiff LAWRENCE A HEISER VI Attorney fa. CHARLES D CARR ot al 1 Pia1ntiff Defendant I No 84 cv 262 #~ In pursuance of an Order of (4) 10. 17 24 (61 1, 8 5tc 'It • • Salo doted Morch 6 1986 1n the above entitled ICIIC>n I WIN Public Notice off., for sate at public auction at tho front door of the Coun Hous•un Pomeroy Oh10,'" lf1o ' obow named County on IN THE COMMON PLEAS Friday. the 10th uay of May COURT OF' 1986 ot1000o'clockAM, MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO the fotloW1ng deacnbed real The farmen Bank & Savmg• estate. .rtuate 1n the County of Co • Pla'"tlff va Ronnte Dale Holley, et al . Defendant• 3 Announcements Coae No 86·CV·5 NOTICE OF SALE Purouant to on Order of Solo iiiUtd by the Common Pleoa •l • Good uud refnaerators Coun of M - County. Oh1o. t washers dryers, gas and will otfBr for ule at publtc auc tlectnc ranges and TV sets tion on the 17th day of May. OPEN 8 11} 6 1986 at 10 30 AM on 1he stopo of the Coun Houae of County Appliance, Inc soid county •n the V~tage of 627 Thin! Ave Galltpol15 Pomeroy Ohio. tho fotlj:Jwong 446 1699 Farmers lntertm Bank ) p;.,. ' .. ,.. Real Estate General ·.~ M L "Bud" McGHEE Broker-Auction Servte Oheryl Lemley MillS County Assoctate ,.•\ Phone 742-3171 Now Accepttng L11tlng1 In Meig1 Co . ... ... -.•. EARN $4.87 HR. ·'' ' ' '" • ;r ,r ·'' ..' ' Fot All Ym p,Jwllwl N11dt PLUS Offlco Supplots & Furntturt, Weddrng and Graduation Stattonery, Magnet" Publtc Nottce We need assistance in evaluating and responding to daily work reports submitted by our agents throughout the state. No experience necessary; Paid complete training. Work at home. For information send self-addressed, stamped envelope 91/z inches long to AWGA Dept. E, Box 49204, Atlanta, GA 30359. Public Not1ce descnbed real estate SitUated '" the v.nago of Middleport County of Moogs and State of OhM> Begtnmng at a P-K na1latthe 10uthwett comer of lot No 23 •n !Iehan a Addition to M1d d~. Oh10, at the 1ntarstK:· tion of an aley with locuat Street; thence &8SI on Locust Street 31 feet to a P-K ABII thence 1n a northerly..dnction parallel with tho alley 73 2 feet to an 1ron pm on the south line of real estate now owned by Maude EMn I I described 1n Deed recorded 1n Vol :j26. Page 541 of the Oood Records of M01ga County. OhiO, thence Wast along tho said Maude ErVIn's 80uth l1ne a distance of 31 75 feet lo an Iron pop, thence south along the alley a dlltance of 66 6 feet to the pt.., of bogmrung REFERENCE I)EED;, "IIotume 288, -Peoo 237, •MoJgs County Deed Records Terms of Solo Cosh for not lou than two-thirds of the ap plllited valtHt Appnuted at 07,60000 Howard E frank Shenff of Meigs County Oh1o (4) 10, 17, 24, 3tc ' Public Notice IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTV. OfiiO The Farmers Bank & Sav~ngs Co. Pla1ntlf1 , vs Dale H1ll Ford Trac1or Inc . et 11t . Defendants Case No 84·CV-210 NOTICE OF SALE Pursuant to •n Order of Sale 111ued by the Common Pleas Coun pf Meigs County, Ohio 1 w1l offer for sela at publiC auction on tho 17th dey of May 1986 at 10 16 A.M on tho stops of the Coun House of 11id county tn the "VIllage of Pomeroy, Ohio. the fotlowong cte.cnbed rNI estate SitUated 1n the VIllage of Po moroy. County of Ma~gs ond State of Oh1o TRACT #1 Begmn1ng at 11n 1ron pin at the base of a con 8 Public Notice Public Nottce creta wall on the soutn skle of Malfl StrMt whiCH 1A at 1he Northeast comer of that cer· ta1n reel estate conveyed to Theodore Ebenbach by Bertha Kaspar, recorded '" Deed Book 158. Page 98 of tho Meoga County Coed Rocordo. thence Nonh 67 dog 46' Eilst 83 90 - · thence north 62 dog 42' East 9 58 feet. thence south 34 dog 23 East 86 20 feat wh1ch l1ne 1s through the canter of a partition wall of the bt.ufding on said ltl81 oStato. thence South 66 dog 19' West 93 36 feet to the weal side of tho base of the wall, wh1ch potnt 11 also the East fine of that property con· 118yed by Bertha Kaspar to Theodore Ebersbach as above referred to. thence North 34 dog 23' Weat 91 feet to tho place of beg~nmng Also 1ho lnlereot of tho Grantors her81"1 In and to the following roat estate lyong bot· woon the southerly Hne of tho aforesaid tract at the low wa· tar ,nark oftha Oh1o RIVI!IIr, and doacnbod as follows llaglnning ot tho oouthelllt comer of the above deocribed tract, lhon.;e lOuth 34 deg 23' Mit to low water marX of the: Oh1o Rrver thence m a wostoiiY dJFoctiOn following Aid low water mark of tha Ohio RMir to o point whore tho same 1nteraects the projection of the westerly fino of the root -te fim above descnbed. thence North 34 dog 2J· West to the aouthweet corner of the real ootate firot obovo deac~bod. thence fotlowmg the lOUth hne of uid reel 81· tate 1n an aetterty direction to the place of boglnmng SubJect to the nght of way of the C 1!. 0 Roitrood, end furthe..,.... ..,bfect to a ftoWige easement to the Un1tttd States of America TRACT #2 B01ng that pan of a lot lyong and being •n 100 Acre Lot No 303 of the Oh1o Comp.,y'S Purchne. being 47feotontho5troetandrun Public Notice same prem1se1 deeded by Henry Worner ond w1fe to Rhoda C Donally. by doed dated March 7, 1 89B, and recorded '" Vo 82 Pagfl 819ofthoRocordsofDoeda 't: ~lat~~er s~~d E~~..~~ah~ Schaefer & co. bo•ng tho 64 MISc. Merchandise MGM FARM CITY POMl ROY SPECIAL 10 HP \'V TRACTOR of Me1g1 County. Oh1o REFERENCE DEEO Vo home 2n Page 663. Meogs County Deed ROCOfds Terms of Sela Cash tor not touthontwo-thndaoftheap- r;:========:::-r::===::=====::r::======== ELECTRIC JOHNSON Specializing in BOGGS SALES & SERVICE All Types Of Residential Wiring U. S RT 50 EAST GUYSVILLE. OHIO And Repair Authonzed John Deere New Holland. Bush Hog Farm Equtpment Dealer $f!.r61tl Rlf~t Fot 'Srnlot Clflzm· PH. 992-3549 Farm Equipment Parll & Ser~tlce 20' 3 HP MOWER $114 95 ONION SETS SEED POTATOES GARDEN SEEDS SEVERAL USED APPLIANCES ~ 192 2181 OHIO PQOLS PLUS VALLEY SATEWTI SYSTEMS APRIL SPECIAl Dexcel Receiver 8' Alum. Dish 21 0 I Jolforson A•onuo Pl. Pleasant, WV UUO 675·1388 * MAICH SPECIAL * t6x32 ln·ground Pool Installed S1495.00~a',' • fxpert Servtce And Qualtty Name Brands At DISCOUNT PRICES Call 992.3561 441mopd Real Estate General E Mailt...... POMEROY, 0. 992·2259 t• NEW USTING - Ranch type home on a large lot m the country 3 bedrooms dts hwasher all tn good repatr Pnced to sell at $29 900 00 NEW LISTING - Approx 3 acres tn the country but close to town i II story older home that needs some repatr Large garden area Want$17,90000 ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES SUNDAY, APRIL 7-1 P.M. At The Howery Auction House Albany, Oh.-5 Mi. W. of Athans, Oh. on Rt. 50 FURNITURE Oak corner cupboard , mce oak stdeboard wtlh claw feet, oak kttchen cabmet, set ol 6 press back chatrs and others, exira hne Onenlal captam 's chatr tall walnut bed walnut dresser w•lh marble insert set ol walnut Vtctonan chatrs, Wtlltams double box wall telephone (all ongmal parts and refmtshed), large spmmng wheel, yarn wtnder. llatwall cupboard, btrdseye maple 3 pc bedroom sutte, large cradle large htghb<Jy dresser pte safe Morns chatr, oak dressers tron bed small oak hlmg cabtnet small walnut organ bench \ arrow back pressed back rocker, washstands fern stands large ctder press sewmg rockers, Boston rocker, old tute box oak library tables, church ben~h MISCELLANEOUS. Severa l old (gooil) hickory baskets and others muzzle loader gun , qutlts qutlltng frame, oak kttchen clock and others, old radtos, carbtde ilghls, old butcher block trunks many old ftnen s etc gjass basket, chtld s dtshes, slone Jars and 1ugs, mcludtng Hamtlton and Jones Donahue and free hand jug crocks, blue and whtte cottage cheese crock apple butter kettle, hens on nest Mtckey Mouse tin plate, DepressiOn glass, 2 pes of flo Blue and much more glass, kraut boards, washboards old mustcalm struments wooden churn large ox yoke, ptcture frames mtlk bottles-Loman's Bennett, Kasler and others .many more ttems too numerous to mentton TERMS Cash or Chick wtth PoStttve ID F110d AVItllble 4 AUCTIONEER: Rodney Howery 614-698-7231 or 592·2322 Aucttonetrs llotl lltce elun sale-Approx. ture ready to set 11 sllops or homes. 90% of furn1· ~ MOTEL AT 62 NORTH POINT PLEASANT, W YA. 8 mdes from Pomeroy-Mason Bndce SINGLf 124 95 304-675-6276 •L1ve Enterta1nment•Free HBO •K1tchenettes •Reslaurant U.A. 304·U5·6276 HO·t In 1·3·11< 411mppd $790000 fr•• Solar l~tt With '••I lob Robia 1-614-992-7191 Jim loach 1-304-675-1712 3 18 l mo CALL AUCTION pn11118d value Appra1sed at $38 600 00 Howard E Fronk Shenff of Me•ga County Oh10 (41 10, 17, 24 3tc Business Services RENT A CAR Public Sale 8o Auction Public Notice :'\Jlf JV.! H $949 95 6 14 ' S•gnt, Rubber Stumpo, lusinnt Forms, Copy Strv"es, (h 255 Mill St., Muldlepoot I 04 Mulbtrry Av , Pomeroy '----------..1..---------...1.---------- nlngtowordslhenvor100feot acrosa part of Lot No 198 1n r soid V1lago of Pomeroy, lying off tho aouth aide of said street or road, and haVIng thereon a two story fromo house and ty owned by t h e - of Wlliam 1ng East ofDoceaood, and adJOining a lot H EWing, and wast Publtc Notice NEW LISTING - Mtddleport - Rece11fly remodeled 11h story home wtth a new kitchen tar~ INtng room, 3 bedrooms moe dtmng room with btg bay window storage butldtng or garage Neat and mce Just $2500000 MIDDLEPORT - Walk to all stores' 3 bedrooms, clte tnter~r newly patnted extenor Only $19 80000 NEAR TOWN Pnvacy setluSIOn and approx 4811 acres of ground Wtth tree natural gas and a 4 bedroom ranch wtth lull basement oulbutldmgs and a big garden area Just $49,900 00 CHESTER AREA-' A beautiful 3 bedroom ranch on 2 32 acre lei Country livtng With moe patio and oorbeque Ll!rge rooms make th~ a bargmn a! $4290000 PRIVAVY - Wrth 3 beautiful acres and a reaay moe 6 room home with 3 bedrooms 2 baths, equtpped krtc~en, oetl tng fans front and rear porches and a woodburnet REALTORS Henry E Clellnd Jr. • 992·6191 949-2660 992-5692 Jeen Trussell Dottto Turner TEAFORD Real Estate w . REAllO ;2 16 E 2nd St Phone 446-4522 "W• Rw Fot Lm " U-SAVE AUTO RENTAL 51. At. 160 North Gallipolis, Ohto 1·(6141·992·3326 NEW LISTING - Attracltve 2 BR carpeted home Gas furnace, wsher and dryer, waler softener, basement , vmyl stdmg and off street parkmg Just $16,500 NEW LISTING - 5 rm frame, bath floor furna ce , carport, full basement Only $6.000 NEW LISTING - 41 acre gentleman's iarm Good fences clean 3 car garage shop and ntce older 3 BR home all m A I cond ttton Free gas 011 well, mmerals and other bldgs DEXTER - lg 7 rm 3 BR lovely home Furnace wood burner, stove, relng Jull basement and 2 acres POMEROY - Stucco 3 BR breakfast nook woodburn tng ltreplace m the hvtng room, basement, furnace , 3 car garage and extra lot MIDDLEPORT - Ltke new yne Uoor 3 BR home about 5 vrs old Cook and bake untts dtsposal refngerator 2 mce baths, corner lot SYRACUSE - Modern 7 rm one floor home Wood burner, central arr and heat carpeltng, lamtly rm and garage w•th shop SYRACUSE - Excellent, ig mod 3 BR home 21g baths mce ktlchen, shop, patiO and woodburnmg fireplace tn famtly room MIDDLEPORT -Good old er home Woodburmng ltre ·place 3 BR, 2 baths, 2 gas and one wood ftreplace Lo vely old home Sut Murphy, Mitt011 lowh Halon. Virgil ond lruco Toafonl Housing Headquarters WE ARE. YOU~ SALES AND SERVICE ~EADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH •SYLVANIA •SPHD QUEEN lAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR N.,. ,. fill TIMI w. T••••••'•• •• Duty 992-3345 3/ 2/Hn DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CAll! 992-3410 LIME~TONE GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT 10·8 tfc , Roger HyseU Garage Rt. 124,Pomoroy Ohtq AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Also Tru•mltslon PH. 992·5682 or. 992·7121 ~ 24 -lfc G& W PLASTICS Sh~ LONG BOTTOM, OH. RIDENOUR TV &APPLIANCE CHESTER-985-3307 THE BIRD CAGE GAS PIPE WATER PIPE GAS REGULATORS OTHER SUPPLIES BUS.: 98S-3813 RES.: 9fS-3837 1·11·1 mo "gprl•g Sp1cltl" loby Parakeet, Cage & Supphtt .. 174 15 ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDJNGS GAS LINES WATER LINES SEWER LINES ELECTRIC LINES '"' Ettl"'''" Bus.; 985-3813 Res.: 985-3837 3-11·1 mo ACRYLIC WAL~ POOL ABOVE GROUND POOL Om 400 ChoiCes "SPAS" HYDIOTECH CHEMICALS 498 Gen Hartmgtr Pkwy Mtddltport, Oh1o HRS 10 a m to 5 p m Day l -614 992-2S49 Noght 1-304 773- 5634 Racme. Oh 614-843-5191 10 6 tic PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS PH. (614) 985-4212 We Use Von Schrader Equtpment Recommended by Leadtng Carpet Manu· facturers 'FREE ESTIMATES" 3 22 tlrt Cl -az: ~ :r z MITCHELL'S HOME VIDEO . CENTER West Main St. Pomeroy, OH. 102 PH. 992-6911 MACHINI IEtnALS o... 200 & MOYIE & SALIS AFFORDAIL£ • PORTAILf ~ ,.... ,co..,..,, .. ..- .. ,_ ... l!'l'r rolnotian ..,. Htt ~,Z Spa St., toy to Stl tht m wa hovt In stack. ILACIWOOD HOMI 5PAS 40037 5umntr ld r._oy, OH (6141 915-3105 410lmo RACINE FIRE DEPT. Bashan Building EVERY SAT, NIGHT .• 6:30 P.M. Factory Cholt 1 12 Gauge Shotguns Only 12- 5-tfc ROUSH CONSTRUCTION Ntw Homts-bttnliYI Rllllldollng tnsurantt Work Cuotam Polo lldgt, ' • &Goragtt I looflng Wlll'k Alutnintrm I Vinyl Sidtngs 1 & Yea,.. Experience GREG ROUSH PH. 992-7611 II I tic Dlac plowo. corn plan tert, 3 pt brush hoga. graiJl drift, hoy rake, 10ft. drat harrow. Cub Far· mall with mower end plow. hey crimper, tub aoller potato plow, hey bator and more 843-5255 or 843·541 0 4 10 i mo d SPRIN6 PROMOTION YALUES RADIATOR SERVICE I We can repatr and re- AT EBERSBACH core rad1ators and heater cores. We can also ac1d botl and rod out radtators. We also repatr Gas Tanks for ria .Romine 4 Giveaway Female pup muted breed Call 614-448·0952 6 week "old pupp1e1 M1xed bl1ck and wh1ta w1th touchea of brown Will not get very big Very adorable Call614·378·6422 992-2196 Featurtng Wall Pa1nt and Sta1n1 3 21 l mo Muldleport, Ohto 1-13 tfc MEIGS EXCAVADNG COMPANY J&L BLOWN INSULATION Wtll do all types of excavattng, land11C8p· mg. basemen1s, sewage systems, wa1er and _gas lines, water well drilling and ser· vtce, trucking (hmes tone 8o drrt) VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING •lnaulat1on •Storm Doors •Storm Windows •Replacement Wmdows •New Roofing 'FREE ESTIMATES ' JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 412mo d Call: 742·2407 l111m~~r~. ACCENT PH. INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE Wed like to Introduce you to !ncace A Car, the modsrn way & SUPPLY FENCE 992-6931 to duve the veft•cle of y-CJllr II cho1ce NO DOWN PlYM,(NT lOWER MOIITHl Y PAYMENT BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING Box. 326 Pomeroy, OH 45769 For Faster Serv1ce Call 614-992-6737 "Free Estimates" Installation Available 4/ 4/ tln . (CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE) KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE •VINYL SIDING • ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION 985-3561 All Mak11 BISSELL SIDING CO. •W81hers •Oiahwaahere New Homti Built "Free Estimetea" •Rant;~ .. •Refr~geratora •Dryers •frHzera PARTS and SERVICE 4 5 tic JO'S U{TlE RED PH. 94'9-tSOl or 949-2860 No Sunday Calls 3/11/tfn BARN On St. Rt. 124 in Syroc111t Un1qut S1ll1 lnot plastl'l Grave Arrongtments $3, $8, & $12 All BRASS $1 00 OFF FIGURINES . II DO OFF PORCIIAIN BIRD BillS Othtr N~et Item 317 Norfh Socond Mnldloport, Ohto 45760 Rea1onoblt PriCts C1111 To S11 To 64/l.,, SAlES & SERVICE OPEN. Weds , Thun, Frt 1Sat - 10to6 Clostd Mon & Tuts 3/20/t 1/22/ tfc TOWN & COUNTRY VETERINARY CliNIC IN MIDDLEPORT PAUL E SHOCKEY 0 V M OPEN EACH THURS. EVE. 6-8 992-S875 Or 742-3195 II 14 tfc PT. PLEASANT OFFICE 3305 JACKSON AVE. SMAIL ANIMAl HOURS Mooolay 3 pm·S pm Tuotday 6.30 p.m I p m. W... otday 3 p.m ·S p m. Tht~ndaJ 3 p m .s p m '"'lay 1 p 01.·2 p m. 5oturday 10 a"' -11·30 am I,ARGl ANIMAlS AND SURGERY IY APPOINTMlNT 304·67 5-2441 12· 3 tin TefeVISton L1sten1ng Devtces Computemed Heartng Atd Selectton Heanng Evaluations For All Ages (' Ltcensed Cltntcal Aud1olog1st (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992·6601 417 Second Avenue. Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohto 45631 73·10 Chevy Tr. • 11·14 Cht•y Tr 165 Ftltdtrs. .. .. . hncllrs. suo 73·10 Ch"Y Tr 73·79 For4 Tr Doon .............. 1135 Fondors ..:....................1n 73·10 Chevy Tr 73-79 For4 Tr Hoods...... , • .. 116S Doors ....:..; ................ I1SO 73·10 Ch"Y Tr 73·14 Far4 Tr Chram lumpero .... . $70 (hr- lomporo $70 73·10 Chevy Tr 73·79 far4 Tr Grlllts .. ..... .. • • • 140 Toll Got11 . . .. $10 73-10 Chevy Tr 10·14 Ford Tr Tall Got11 .. .. . . . $70 Ftodora ................ ,190 73·10 (howy. Tr. Rangt< & lriiiKa Ftndon (oun• Supports. .'65 & Gnll1 Now and Utt<l Auto Glau-latt Madol Parts WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS 9· 13·1fn Rt. 611 Wut Darwin Ohoo - 992-7013 0 0 , 00 TROMM EXCAVATING BULLDOZER & BACKHOE WORK *BASEMENTS *SEPTIC SYSTEMS *FOOTERS *GRAOING •CONCRETE WORK ·PH. 742·2328 6 ' l2101f Black end wh1te. 1 male and 3 famal11 Medu1m alze dog Coll614·949·2989 Black. long-haired, neutered cat to g1ve fJWay 2 yeara old Ooctawad Colt 814 742· 2143 Black Terrier, male, to g1ve awoy Call 614·742·3188 at Harnsonv1lle Lost Cassette player at Holzer Chn~c Reward Call 814·446 B126or614·446· 9129 Found small. male. brown Ch1 Hua Hua On Co Ad 25 Call 614 992 6601 Charlois calf lost All wh1te yearling. last seen on McCumber H1tl Colt 614 742· 2468 Female Wallc'er. Coon Dog lost In Bradbury area Call 614·992· 6065 . Lost en long Bottom. part Doberman P1ncher female l1ver color, weanng chocker cha1n Tog lito 0099 825 00 reward Call 614 667·3566 LOST. Boogie dog, under 1 year old, Rt 2 vlcmtty famtly pet tdent1fy by mark mgs, 304 676 3973 7 Yard Sale G~llipoiis 8t ·-·- Vicinity j -··-~ - ··--·· ···---·- Garage SaJe 1 B1ggeat and be•t yet' ThurldJ!!y & Fnday April 11th & 12th 9 5PM Wnnger washer, Nont.ke Ch1na. match1ng bedapreads and drapes kn1ck knacks , Home lntano.r, tools, wood burneng stove cha1r. table uw, adult and children cloth~ng 1 1. mde past Shnne Club, 4th houae on left Bulavtlle Rd Ray Hask1ns Yard Sale 13th motorcycle new &. used ttems 9 1 Weather perm1ttmg Eno1 Venton Rd off Rt 664 M1chogan Sale Apr~t 11 I Cloth.ng , bedspreada, cur ta1ns, kmck knacks, pa1nt toya, cedar chest 50 Netl Ava . Galllpoh• Yard Sale across from Blue Fountein Motel April 11th & 12th T1mo 10 OOAM to 6 OOPM Yord Sole Fr1 1 2. Sat 13 New electncal nama below wholesale, unusualswttches (pull cham 8t wall typal condu1t, wtre, breakers (all stzes) fuses fall typal) flu · reacent ends bu1h1ngs, con nectors, couplings. power outlets fluorescent ballast 220 V ext cords many more electncel1tems 40" alectnc range, 7 heavy wooden dlftette chatrs. bookcaaa Yord Solo 832 2nd St Rodony VJIIogo II Apr~l 11 12 13 9AM to 6PM Garage Solo4 Fam1ty 10· 13 Clothmg & m1sc Across from VInton GradL.School .......P.oniei-ov ..... Middleport & Vicinity A111111 u1m: ntt: nl s 3 Announcements SWEEPER end aow1ng ma· chme repa1r, parte, and supplloo Pick up and del~very , Oevia Vacuum Cleaner, one h1tf ,mile up Goorgea Crook Rd. Coli 614-446 0294 Trim off pounda with Go· 8111 Grapefruit Extra Strength Capaulea 1nd E Vop Tablets Fruth Phermacy Trl"' off pounda with Oo Beae Orepefruit Eure Strength Copouloa Fruth Phormocy, Mlddt•pan Aerob1c1. Monday thur Fri· day 9 tO 9 30 ., SO IICh aeaalon or • 7 00 a week Mondoy, Wodnoadoy ond FridayS 15 to 8 00, •1 SO each u11ion Held 1t New Molga bo•lng club, 2nd St In Middleport CoN 1114· 992 ·11BBII oftor S.OO We nnd junk Too n1ce to 111row owoy1 Will plck·up Colt 1114·182· 3824 Man· day thru Frldey 7 to 8 30 Garage Sale 1n Fatr Vtaw Hgta Table, sew, wood raoks, clothmg Friday and Saturday Colt 614 992 3110 Yord oato 383 Park St , Middleport Curtatnt, drapes, and clothll Pearhe Jewell, 814-992 · 8881 Pi.Pleaiiiuii .... 8t Vicinity GARAGE" SALE, 3203 Jock· son Ave Pomt Pte11ent 8 Public Sale · - 8o Auction Auction every Fnday ntght at the Hartford Community Center Trucklo1d1 of new merchandi• every week Contigmenta of new • und merch1ndiM alwaye welcomed Rlchord Roynotda, Auctioneer Coli 304· 275· 30119 Wanted to Do COMPLETE HOUSEHOLOS FURNITURE Boda ~ron wood, cupbotrda, chairs, chests buketa , d1shea stone Jara. ant1ques gold and silver Wnte M 0 M1ller Rt 2 Pomeroy, Oh1o 46789 or call 814 992 7760 Bowens Construction Complete remodehng. flf place spec1ahata Painmt 1ntenor &. extertor Cement block. br~ck work 26 yrs expenenca rea so nable rates Free esttmatea, work guaranteed Call 614 388 9670 or 614 388 9806 Buy.ng detlv gold, sliver co1n1, rings. jewelrY. sterling ware old coins la rge cur· rency l'op pr~ces Ed Bur kett Barber Shop. 2nd Ave Mlddlopan. Oh 614 992 3478 W1ll mow yards and do odd JOba farm work Reasontible rates Call 814 446 ·8641 Tra1ler lot wtth all hook ups and some acreage in country On land contract Call 814 ·992 8967 Electric toy tra1n1. ~ Lionel. Amencan Flyer Any thaJ)a or condition Call 614-9926368 Junked or wrecked Ford lrucka 1973 1hru 1979 304·875 -3674 Employment Services 11 Lost and Found 18 Mow lawns tnm rake have own mower In c1ty of Galllpoha, dopendoblo aer VICe W1ltar long Call 614 448 0098 IBM electnc typewrtter. non work1ng good for J)arta, 304 675 1433 after 7 00 PM 6 Wanted 'To Buy )/'!e pdy cuh for late model clean used cars J1m Mink Chov · Oida Inc 8111 Gene Johneon 614-448-3672 One female S•benan Huskey, one year old spayed, 304 676 ·6889 IUSINE1S PHONE (614) 992-6550 IESIDlNCE PHONE (614) 992-7754 m. MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE LISA M. KOCH, M.S. he pupp1ea to give away One year old German She~ pharq to g1ve away Spayed. good with ch1fdran Call 814 ·742 ·2328 PAT HILL FORD 8 ll tln GUN SHOOT 9 Brittany Span1el Border Col- Call: UTILITY BUILDINGS fARM EQUIPMENT ~ P&S BUILDINGS 35185 Oak Hill Road • Lone Bottom, OH 45743 Announcements w•l be \ Middleport, Ohio Without my porm1aa•on Ma· FOR ALL YOUR WIRING NEEDS Restdenltal & Commerctal mo ~ VINYL LINER POOL Stzes from 6'x6' Up to 24 'x36' Insulated Dog Houses ~/ 1 / 1 ~--- Pomeroy Cages & Supplios Also Said S.porotoly Coil Euntngs: 614-985-4212 - r...., - 1985 Stzes Slart From 12'x16' Ph. SERVICE -- - -"'~ P111r Fancy ftnches, Cogo & Suppllls ..... l31.00 Cockatlllt, hotoc lrrdt Awaaoblo 7/ II /tin DITCHING _....... =~~~========::;11 not controctod respon••ble I::=;.;~;;~;;;~=:;rr:::::~====· EUGENE LONG any dobto for by loi. PERSONAUZED POOlS S&l anyone othor than myaelf lt'IJOI tc'CI tha·l a 1-\"' imP on the kiiChPn I ang<• i<' Jk<'!J UIOUnd the "~II and onto a m<~tllo 'SS where it f\0.0 Jm ol1 ing mmm Metgs County Emergency Medical Set'\ tee on Tuesday At 9 11 am Rutland fhemen we1e called to the Tim Spu es resldcncl' fm a dcyer fh 0 with only min01 damagp bemg incun'E'd Mlqdleport l1rcmen responded to a call to th<' moblif' home of John Case on South Second A w , M ldd le port at 4 05 p m to extinguish a mattress ftre Fire C'ht<'f JeffDa1st ' w caUs, fuies w~rr answet ed by units of the Weather forecast Answer 51 <'ails Fifty-one calls Including II ftre runs and 40 emergency calls wt>re answered by the Middleport F'lre Departm ent durmg March, F'tre Ch1ef Jef!Darst reports AU vehicles of the department \O.ere dnven 1 4611 miles dunn g the m onth Four •..,... Business Senices Fires', emergencies keep squads busy CLEVELAND <AP 1-The winning number d1 awn Tuesda v night in the Ohio Lottery s datl~game, " The Number," wa s 985 In the " Ptck 4" game, the winnmg number was 8183 T he lottery reported earnings of $850,620 from wagering on us datly game Earmngs came on sa les of $1,167,948, while holders of wmnmg tickets aJ e en tilled to share $317,328 Forfettlng bonds werE:, Darryl Kirkham, Reston. W Va • ~'75 for Illegal tags and$450for DWJ, Deb1a J Sny d<'r LangsvUle,$100andcosts for possesston of tnanJuana, and $100 and costs, diSOrderly man ner Edwm K Cleland, Mlddlepor1 $450 for DWJ and $50 for weavmg course. M tchacl L Lamben, Ru !land, $50 on a char ge of "' eavmg course and $250 f01 fieemg the pohce. and Phihp B DavLs, Ga liipohs $50 fOr no opera tor's hcense, and $:JO for runmng a stop Sign Wednesday, April Wednesday, Apnl10, 1986 Daily lottery winner number 985 . . _._.._,.. Help Wanted Truck dnvers needed minImum experience Cel613683 9847 Local company needs eJCpe rtenced telephone sohc1tor for Galhpolls Make b1g money, work for home or our off1ce Wnte toP 0 Bo,.; 729. Athens. Oh 46701 2 p011t10nl open- Yellow page salea people needed f-1uat have auto and muat be available to travel Only thoaes w1th salea exper~ence need apply Send resume to box 800 1n care of the Galhpolts Dally Tnbune. 825 3rd Avo Gatltpoho, Oh 46631 Wanted Motor Route Dnv ers needed for Tha Dally Sent1nel Only honest, de pendable persons wtth reha bla transportatton need apply Net a good 1ncome for JUit 3 or 4 houra a day Apply tn person or call The D01ly Sentinel at 614·992 2166 Houaekaeper-ch1ld care ages 1 1 & 8 Mostly even 1ngs and some n1ghts No smoking References r& · quJFod 614·446 ·0301 We are accepting apphcattone for d1mngroom w8t· tre11, bar tender, and front desk clerk Partt•me and-or fullt1mek Hours must be flexible Applyl n poroononty no phone calla Hohday Inn Jet At 35 & Rt 7 Gallipolis LPN wanted Medlcalaaa11t ant needed for phyiiCians offece Salary deJ)endeng upon expertence Send re sumes to The Datly Sentmel Box 729 M. Pomeroy Oh1o 46769 Looktng for a reii)Onllbla 1ndtv1dual who mMtl people easdy to handle sales and eem1nars en Me1gs Athena, and VInton Countle1 Muat have 2 years college end be wllhng to teke on 10b tratnmg Could be part t1me or full time Sand reaume wtth p1cture to Southern Htlla Memor~al P 0 Box21~206 Columbus. Oh1o 43221 We are lookmg for women who would like to be making axtra money Make from UO 00 to 860 00 1n an evening havmg a Frtendly Home Party Alao ••gn up and got a $400 00 k1t of g1ft1 and cova No money Involved For more mformatlon call Magnolia N1tr at 814 992 3661 JOIN THE ARMY NA ltONAL GUARD GOOD PAY GOOD BENIFITS ED· UCATIONAL ASSIST ANCE Colt 304·1175·3950 or 1 800 842 · 3619 Open temtones with new Avon call 304·676 1429 lady to do hght house work and care. for older gentle men Will need to live in dunng week wtth week ends off W11te to Box C 6 care of Po1nt Pleasant Reg1ater, 200 Mam St Po1nt Ple11ant W Vo 12 Sttuattons Wanted Board end room for elderly Roasonoblo Colt II 14·992· 8022 or 814·986·4418 Room and board for elderly only Colt 614· 992·6022 or 814 985 4416 1 8 Wanted to Do Will do !owning & yord work Call Kollh It 614· 258· 6261 afto! 6 OOPM Will do baby ohtmg In my home Rodney area. 7AM to 7PM Coli 614 246·91 31 H•ndymar -petnting wall poper. plumblng.1 ehclr~col corponlry, odd ]oao Reuo nebte rotta Colt 1114· 286· 6496 house 304 675 8218 Wdl do cleanmg, Financial 21 Busmess Opportunity I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEV PUB LISHING CO recommends that you do bus1neas w1th people you know .and NOT to send money through dle ma1l unt1l you have mvfnltl gated t~e offermg Investment Opportun1ty S1n~les & Multeple houstng Purchase 1 or all owner fmancmg available Call 614·446·0116 31 The Daily Sentinel-Page Homes for Sale Houae for sale 4 rms &. bath, tra1ler hookuJ), v1llage of Crown C1ty, $12,900 Coli 6 14 266 8068 • 6 room houae bath blll· ment, 24x24 garage, 1'.4 acre flat lot cloae to town Call 814 ·446· 4217 Waterloo V1llage N1ca 6 room home on 141 '" Waterloo Gerage Galha water large lot good prtce 1 614 643 2516 Flatwoocl. area-Pomeroy 4 bdr , FP BM ce11tng v1nyl s1d10g alum wmdow1 17 acres ava1leble. Call 614 446·2359 Government homes from $1 repair) Al,o delinquent tax property Coli 1 806 6B7 6000 Ext GH-9806 for mformatlon (U Sectional home, hke new all new ,11ppilances 3 bed rooms, large llv1ng room, fam•ly-style k1tchen and d1mng room Setuated on large lot whtch fronts on three stree ts Excellant neighborhood Tuppers Pta~ns, Ohio $32 900 00 1 0 percent down f1nancmq available to qual1f1ed part1e1 Call 814-992·7034 3 bedroom house 1n Rusttc Hills Fullv ca rpeted, storage bu1fd'"9· largo lot Colt 8 14 992 5085 after 4 30 PM Own your own Jean spor\swear, lad•es Apparel Ch1ldrens large S1ze CombinatiOn, Western Store Ac ce11oree1 Jordache, Ch1c Lee levi Easy Street lzod Esprn, . Tomboy Calvin Klem Sergto Valente Euan Pecone. L1r Cla1borne , Members Only, Orgamcally Grown, Healthtex. over 1000 others e7 .900 to $24,900 inventory trammg fixtures grand opanmg etc Can open 16 days Mr Keenan (305) 678 3639 In Pomeroy 2 story home on Plea•ant R1dge 2 bed rooms 11/a baths hvtng room , dming room kitchen , basement large yard plus acreage Several out buJid•ngo $30 000 ~a ll 614 -949 2646 Potltton Available Opera tiona D1rector for County Board of Mental Retardatton and Developmental D11abtl1· ties Masters Degree from an accredtted untverstty 1n Spec1al Education. Bustnass or related field Bachelor's degree With some graduate work wtll be COfllldered Etght years expenence 1n Human Servtces fteld w1th a mtmmum 6 years of adm1 n1atrattve expenence and 5 years ftnanclal management reqUired Ouallf1ed appll cants should send resume by April 17 1985 to Mo1gs County Board of MR 00 P 0 Box 307 John Stroot Syraculle Oh1o 45779 3 bdr home 1n V1llage of Chester Oh1o, TPC water gas, garden space garage. 1112: bath, att1c Must See to Approc1ato $29 500 Glen Thoma Cat161 4· 985·3671 22 Money to Loan HOME OWNERS Rof~noneo to low f1xed rate Use eqlilty for any purpose leaijer Mortgage Co , 814·6n 3061 23 Professtonal Services P1ano Tumng and Repa1r Brun1card1 MuSic Co . 614 446 0687 Twenttath year of quahty servtce , lane Oontols, 614 742 2951 WINDOW TINTING ReSJ dent1al, Commerctal & Auto Free estimates Call 614 446 9346 ~IANO TUNING AND RE PAIR Reduced reteal•meted t1me only Ward a Keyboard 304·676·5600 or 675 3e24 Real Estale 31 Homes for Sale - - - - - - -- - " Investment 8 umt apartment compla•. butlt 1974 4 apartments furn11hed, only 1% vacancy. re11dent manager, $1 ,440 monthly 1n coma Renters pay all ut11i 1181 Coli 6146921189 daya or 61 4· 594 2B74 alter 6 Houae for sale and 28 acres Call 614 773 5226 Three bedroom home level lot garage dry basement, bath and hall Catl614 9923610 and 614 992 3983 3 bedroom house. partly furmahed By owner, m Bradbury Call 614 -992 3187 10 room house With 2 n1ce kttchens and 2 baths On large lot Ftreplace appf••n ces bu111-m d1shwaaher $21 ,600 For qu1ck sale W1ll cons1der newer car mob1le home or travel tra1ler on trade Phone 614 742 2460 Four bedrooms kitchen famdv room w1th fuaplace f1n11hed basement, low 880 s Pomt Pleaant 304 675 3079 even1ngs. ma ble loan gard•n spot reduced dO\I)In 19 $49 000 304 675 6047 N1ce 4 bdr house by owner 1 acre lot 5 m1las from Pt Pleasant Call 614 446 1675 32 Mobtle Homes for Sale NEW AND USEO MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL tTY MOBILE HOME SALES 4 Mt WEST GAlLIPOLIS AT 36 PHONE 614 ·446 7274 1972 Schultz oxtro good cond Coll614 256· 1922 1969 Fleetwood tra1ler S3000 or bast offer Call 614 256 1446 1978 Bellglado 12X65 3 bdr , all electriC AC & underpmmng mcluded ex cond Call 614 446 3289 1972 Galaxy 14X70 $5500 good cond Call 614·446 0146 14JC70 1982 Ktrkwood on rented downtown lot Pre vtously .,need S 17.500 Well cona•der reasonable offer Call 614 446 0209 12x50 mob1le home. gas heat good cond w1th un· derp1nntng, S3,600 Call 614· 388 9081 House for 1n Jackson County, Oh10 5 mtles above Thurman off At 36 on Co Rd 41 , BloomfJOid Twp 2 bdr . basement . ett•c garden apace. large back yard good commyntty across from Bloomf•eld school Call 614 256 6251 otter 6PM 1970 Rnz Craft 1 ~x70 3 bedroom good cond1t1on lot 27 Country Mobile Home Park Must sell 3 bdr ranch Westbrook• Subd FR woodburner carport dtck. city ut1ht111, & •chool1, 836.000 Call 814· 448 7144 lmmed1ate pouenion 2 bedroom home, remodeled, tobacco ba•. 2 1cres c1ty ochoolo, Rt 654, 123,000 Colt 614· 246·11295 Beautiful 2 story country home 4 bdr, LA , boomed c11hng. DR 2 f.replaces. well maulated. vinyl siding, alumtnum windows. V2 acre lot or 17 acres ava1lable Call 614·448 2359 House for Sale 62 lincoln St 812.600. noodo oomo ropo" Colt 814·286 1773 after 6pm Farms for Sale Farm hO!JM S. 68 acre1 with tpbecco bate and mlnet'al rlghta In Porter. Ohio on Campa1gn Creek Ad 849 . 000 Coli 614·4487247 10 •crel w1th 40x80 b.lrn, 818,000, 116 ocroa with 40.060 bern $298·acro 4 bdr house approK 2YJ tcret t36 ,000 21/J acres $2 500 Rt 775 Coli 614-379 2286 35 Lots & Acreage 2 acre home ana on blacktop county rd rural water some trees , plenty room for garden and fron tree• Call 614·379 2671 4 cemetary Iota 1n Mamory Gardens Call 814 448 9569 Over 1 acre level lot Porter, 8x12 barn, se ptte tank, HS or MH ready Caah contract. Call 614 388 9736 1 7 acres at Bashen Oh1o S6500 00 Call 814 687 6150 12x65 mob•le home. on 4 acres of level ground f1V. mmutes from Pomeroy 2 or 3 bedroom S17 900 Call 614-992 6096 Renlal s 41 Houses for Rent -=--------'-- 7 room home wrth 2 c•r garage 1n Che1h1re •260 mo . plus dep , aduhs only no pets Ca ll 614·367·7271 or 614 367 7301 Remodeled 2 bdr well to wall car pet1ng adults preferred or Will con11der 1 small ch•ld no poto. t200 mo plua ut1htl8l 132 4th Avo Call 614 446 3204 House, 2 bdr , etove, refrig • garden space, &75 depoait, $165 mo tocotod 13 Whl1• Avo Colt 446 3870 House for rent 1n Pomeroy, $1 00 00 per month Call 614 992 6846 Four bedroom hou• 1n Aacme. no pets Call 614949 2253 Mrddleport area houM for rent near schools and thoppmg dtstnct Call 304· 882· 3722 F1ve room brtck home. clo• to Pt Pleasa nt , heat and air, c1ty wa~er, 14 acres, pond. small barn garden 1 year loaao $460 mo Call 304· 675 6276 3 bedroom home 8 1h assu Green Town1h1p new 2story 4 or 6 bdr formal dmm gr~;~om, ut1hty room 1 Vl bath garage, concretednve, n1ce lot, 4 Vt mt from Galhpoha on Rt 141 Will con11der mob1le home as trade 1n Bargam pnced 862.500 Call 614 446 8038 In Estate 3 bdr on At 36, y, m1 Wt1t of HM<; Call 614·446· 0603 33 13 1972 14x70 6 room. extra large expanston, carpeted EKcellent cond1t1on W11h or wethout furntture Sacr1f1ce pr~co Call614 992 ·6136 Two acres 12x65 mobile home County water Hang· •ng Rock Ad $15 000 Call 304 882 37.64 In M•nanv•tt~.\ 974 14x70 Castle w1th 18x26 add1t1on built on Two car carport central a•r aU new carpet 1ng new counter tops and new bathroom lot approx '.4 acre Call 614 992 3119 or 614 992· 3132 1966 10•60 Cootie mobJia home 2 bedrooms fully carpeted e,.;cept bathroom Good condition f2600 Call614 742· 2866 2 mobile home• for aale Call 614·992 ·3847 Mobile homes moved In lured 20 year• axpenence 304 676 2B66 or 6 78· 2998 19 77 Oakwood mObtle home 3 bedroomo 1 y, baths stove, refngerator, waehet and dryer. priced for quiCk Uit, 304 675·3030 or 1175·3431 42 Mobtle Homes for Rent Furmshed a1r cond , cable. no c1ty taxes. baauttful riverVIew Kanauga Foat•'• Mobtle Home Park 814 446 1602 2 bdr 2 m1 from HMC at Evergreen ch•ldren ec · coptod Colt 614·446 3697 or 614 245 · 6223 In Tuppers Pla1n1 e176 00 month plu1 utlllhee and deposot Colt 614-1187· 34B7 44 Apartment for Rent JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equal Hous1ng Opportuntty) monthly rent starts at $183 for 1 bedroom and $198 for 2 bedroom. depoan •200 located near Spr1ng Valley Plaza and Foodland. pool and Cable TV 1vallab.., hours as poss1ble 10 am to 4 pm and 7 pm to 9 pm Mondav Fuday Call 614 446 2745 br leowe message Redecorated 2 bdr apt . eKe locatiOn Regency Inc Call 304·675·7263 675·6104 or 675 5386 1 bdr basement apartment Celt 614 446 1437 1om 5pm N1cely furmshed mobrle home eff apt central air and heat m c1ty adults only Celt 614 446 0338 Bachelor apt . ht claas newly furn1 s hed, Ref req S225 permo 154 F1rat Avt Galhpohs Call 614 446 1616 or 614 ·446·1243 Furn1shed 3 rm apt up1ta1r1 ut1ht1es pd $195 mo , $60 deposet 94 locus1 Adutts only Call 446 1340 or 446· 3870 FurniShed efftctency 701 4th Ave Galhpohs tt80 ut1ht181 pa1d ahara bath odulto Call 446 4416 oftor 7PM 1---------'- Furmshed apt 2 bdr • 243 Ja c kson P1ke Galhpoha $250. ut1ht••• paid CoN 446 ·4416 afttr 7PM Furntshed 4 room apt . no children or peta pleeH located tn Oak Hill Call after 4PM 614 882 501 0 1 bdr apartment located on Evans Ho1ghto I 150 per month plus depo1tt and references Call 814-441· 7288 after 8 OOPM 81 4· ·0_1_0_4_ _ _ _ __ 1_4_4_8:,. 3 rooma With prJVtlt btlt~, ref Requested CoH 1114 446· 2215 �- : Page 14 44 the Apartment for Rent LAFF=A-DAY Aiveroide Apto , Middleport. Speci1l ratite for Senior Citire~a. *130 , Equal Houaing Oppor.tunit iea . 614 992-7721 . ' 1 bedroom furnished apt . ·, Call614-992-6434 or 304882-2666 . mobile · homes, houses . Pt. Pleasant and Gallipolis . 614 -4468221 . Nice apartment• for rent in Henderaon, WV. C•ll 304- 675- 1972 otter SPM . tight houte keeping "What's going on up there - Mobile home lot. 12'x60' or omall"", S76.waterpaid; 4th ban kefS lately,?" & Neil, Gallipalio. 44Hiafter 7PM . call44& - we're getting nothing but . Ir:~;:;;:;~~;~~=;:-r;_:;~;=~==;:==;:= 61 H~usehold Goods Mobil. hom. lot •. R • R MobileHomiiPark,Bulavillo Ad , Goiipo. lio. Oh . Call614448 -0527 or 614- 446 · 1283. COUNTRV MOBILE Homo Park . Route 33 • Nart h 0 I Pomeroy, Large Iota. Call 614-992-7479. T 895 00 · 4 rolrig or .V eratora , 8..76.00· and up. Electlc range, , 96 ,00 _ Au tomaticwasher, 8149 ,00. 3 d r yers . S9l;:Oo each. 18,000 BTU AC. f200 .00, G'as renga. $86 .00. C•ll '614-992 -2238. Aentalsp1ce for tr1vel trail- Pickena uaed furniture. 304· 8711-6483 or 676-1460. era; campers. fold ups. Wa - t•r. alwer, electric c•bla hook upa, Call 304-7735661 after 6 :00p.m. Trailer loti ·· for rent, sewer and water furniehed . will take one small child, 304675- 1076 . c0 1 RICK'S !\lEW AND USED FURNITURE . Uoed otoveo and refrigeretors. Compare our prices, save today . Phone 304-773-5430. - 20 in coppertone gas range . Brown vinyl covered chair 304-675-3186, Wanted to Rent 54 Like to rent lot ori OJ!io River . for boat dock . Ohio aide with picnic aroa . Call 614'-9926940 . Misc. Merchandise KnouH Firewood Split- 96% hardwoods . You pick up· or we deliver. HEAP vender. 614-256-6246, Umestone, S•nd, Gravel. Pick up ,at Rlcharda 8t Soil. Call614-448-7785 . M erc hdrHir s r) 51 9 Pltbull dogo. 1 three yeor old mala, 1 female with 7 pupl. Coli 81,4 -992-2881 , 62 Musical Instruments Wanted .' to rent paature in Rio Granda """'· Cop 814448-0962, BASEMENT ' WATERPROOFING Uncondltlon1l lifedma gua r•ntee. Local referancea furniehed . Free esti~atea. Cell collect 1-814-2·3 7 0488, day or night. Roger• Baaement Waterp.-oofing . 0 0 0 • Live*lock Household Goods SPECIAL cut alabs 6 PU loads delivered in dump truck 8100. oo21oada f180. You S15. Coli 814- LAYNE ' S FURNITURE Sofil ." ~hair, rO'*ar, Otto· man, ·3 tobleo: l'"tra haoll\'1. e68&. -Sofaa and chaira priced .trom *286, to f .895. Tob~a, 8'50 ond up to ,1125. · Hido-a·bado.• 390. end . up to f550 .. oofa bedo f1411, Aecllnero. 8226. to 1376.. Lampo from 128, to 8125 , pc. dinette• from t1 09., to 436 . 7 pc, f189 and up. Wood table with aix chaira t285 to t745. Daak n 10 up to 1225. Hutchoa. $660. Bunk bed complete with mattre11e1. $276 . and up to $395 . 8oby bedo.' $110. ·. Menres.-ee or ~~ox springs, full or twin. *68 .; firm. 888, and f78 , Quean aatl, f226. 4 dr. che1ts, $49. 5 dr. chests, 869 . Bed frames, $20.and 826 .. 10 gun - Gun cabinoto, t360. Geo or electric ranges *376 . Baby mattroaaao. f 26 II< I 35. bed lromoa uo. a26 . • $30, king frame •so. Good selec: tion of bedroom auitea, rockerJ . metal cabine11. haadboardo 838 & up to $86 . . -- - -----~------- :::'- .... UHd Furniture , •· 5 pc. dinette, head boards. and 2 bedroom auitet . 3 miles out Bullville Rd . Open 9am to 5pm. Mon. thru Set. 814-448-0322 GOOD USED APPLIANCES waahtrs, dryers. refrigera. tors, rangea. Shgga Ap· pliancea •. Upper River Rd. ~ide Stone Crest Motel. 1114-448-7398 . County Appliance. Inc. Good uaed appliance• and TV oetl. Open BAM 10 IIPM . Mon thru Sot. 614-4481899, 827 3rd , Ave, Gallipolio, OH . Valley Furniture, new I. u ..d. Large tection of qual· ity furniture . 1216 Eaatarn Ave., llolllpollo. · Used tote It chair blue good condition U6. Coli 614448-3150. s ..rt Kenmore dryer like .,... .SO. uuorantaad. Call 814-44&-7218 . ·Bedroom 1uit1 eac. Cond. Whirlpool poruble dis· hwather. ametl couch. TV antertn•. video tepa pt.yer. Call 814-4411-0103 . Country Oak tableo, chairo. cupboarda, delkl, ice boxe1.· .Conkloo, Tuppan Ploino. At. 7 . Hand arofted end flnhohod . . Weltinlhouaa rtfrlgerator and electric 1tove Mt in hai'Wit hold. Good condition .. UOO. for tha pair. Charltna Hoeflich, 814992-8212. 2~ ton central tlr conditio,.,, Complete willl H coli and tubing . Now Compniutr. •4ao .oo . 814 912-11437 att.r IPM. For ..... dining room r.ble and 4 chain. Call 114·118~7137. Por nla. 0 liver 1 4 inch pul 1 typa pl~w. Good as now. 1100.00 . Call 614-986 3866 · Potted tomato plants $100 .00 per 1000 or $.10 per plant. Call 814-84363Q9 evenings. F~ r m Su pplres 81 Flrtblrd black w -whlte letjer tlroo. t-top. 81 .Doc!ge Omni 3B,OOO mi .. 4 cyl. euto, w ~alr. •2.450 firm . Call614-288-8622, 1978 Dodge Lll A ad Exprou txc . cond., low miiHge. 3,200, will conaidar trade . Call 6'14-3BB -8736 , Spring apacial : Gone's deep steam carpet cleaning . Scotch guard, free eatimoteo . Call 614 -992-8309 or 614 -742-2211, 1973 Ch,Yaler Newport, f260, auto. Call 614-2469583. 1984 ford F 1 60 pickup. AC, PS. PB, tilt whaol, cruiH control. Dual gaa tanka. aliding reer window. Chrome wheela. Victor tirea. running boerda with lighta, chroma bad rail a. blue velour anterior. 5 . 000 milea, *10,500.00, phone 304773-5944 , J & . · L lnoulatlan. Vinyl siding. roofing. rtplacement windows. 1torm windowa. otore dooro. Call 614-9922772 . Bently Pig Sole Wed . April 24th , 7 :30PM . Fayette County Fair Grounda. Waohlngton CH , Soiling 160 1978 Chevy Caprioce head ·of Ouroc~ Hamp- Wagon. Wood panel aide Duroca croll bred, Bar.row1 1 "trim 11600 19n Chev· & gilt.. Roger Bently 513- i rolei Monte 'carlo. •1000, 684-239a . Coll614-992-8125. 1 ~ f978 Chevrolet School ~ L1vestur:k Bus18 pauenger-V8 engine auto trans. Can be IMn at Carlaton School. P.O .Box l-::-::--:::---:=--:---:307; John Stroot. Syracuoo, 61 Farm Equipment Ohio. 46779 ot hours 9-10 in morniAg. or ·2 to 3 in 2 row planter, tobacco Two white face cows, Due afternoon . From April 15 to JD setter, 6 pt. chizel plow, JD to ha~a cilllves in July. $500. Apri119 , Tha Meigs Cqunty 8 ft. wheel disc, New each . Call 61.4 -742-2621 Board of Mental Retardation Holland hay rake. 3 pt . post a'fter eight call 814· 992· will accept·Written offera up hole digger. aickle mower, 8 2352 , to cioN of businen day ft . drag disc. Coll614-256Friday, May 10th, 1986. The 1265. ' At stud, cunars. 0 -Ton. Board reserves the right to Dondee. ragiatered paint, reject any or all offer-s . Spring Special: 24'x30' x8' . 16-1, . grade $76.00, regiawith 16'JC7' garage d~or a. tared $100 .00. 304-882Firewood $20.00 pickup 1arvice door , $3,888 2762 .loiod. UO .OO dollverod. Cell erected . Iron Horse Bldgs . 304-875-8762 or 676 - 614-332-9746 collect. 600 lb . to 700 lb. ateer. ' 2991 . 304-675-6809, CROSS & SONS WANTED-Area Sporto EnU.S. 36 Weat, Jackson, thuaiaats that want to i'e· Ohio. 614-286-6461 . ceive direct mail specials 65 Seed 8t Fertilizer Maaaey Ferguson. New list, an exciting new mer- Holland, Bush Hog Sale• & chandise program. from Tri Service. Over 40 used c .·o unty Sporta, ·304:-675· ' Northrup King tractora to choose from & We now have 2988' or write to At. 1, Box complete line of new & aead . For your gra11 & seed 471 , Point Pleasant, W. Va . usad equipment. Largest noods , Call814-246-5193. Include name addreas and selection in S .E. Ohio. Altizer Farm Supply. · zip. 19B2 Dotoun 200 SX. ~x ­ cellant condition. AM -FM . stero c11aette, air conditioning, Coli 814-898-8267 attor 6:30PM. f8600. 1982 Chevetto.' 26,000 mlla1. Sell ortradeforc_attle. Coll614-986-3891. Vans 8t 4 W.O. CAPTAIN .EASY Wf 'Re GO~NA PO THI!'. MIGHT AG WELL PO \T Jl:IGH.T't HUH~ 1984 Dodge Caravan . ~ooded . Cell 614 -949 2273. 1982 Ford Bronco 4•4. no engine, tome body damage. 4 speed transmi11ion, AM · FM 8 track. custome whoela, 12.976 .00. Call be1979 Grand Pri•. black , tween 7:30 AM and 9 PM, AM-FM atereo. cruiae. air, 304-876-5421 ' excellent condition . Call 304-882-2798. 1 - : - - - - - -- 74 Motorcycles 84 Fleoo: red, 4 speed, AM-FM caoaotte, 4 year warranty, 20,000 mllea. 1974 Honda 750, good $8600 . Call 614-992 7268, ~i'4~:i 1.tsi2~~cludod Call Would like to do houoo cleonlng. Coli 614-9928369 altar 4:00 pm. 4 IIl C{l CD 0 (J) QQ1 Gl (jaJ News · ill Hot Potato 00 Flahin' Hole IIJ Beverly Hillbillies (]) Dr. Who ® 3-2 -1 , Contact !CCI fl) DiH' rent Strokes [MAXI MOVIE: ' Sm<>key end the Bandit Ill' 6 :30 0 Cil CD NBC News ill Rifleman , (]) Mazda Sportslook C5l Gomer Pyle ell Iii ~ ABC News !CCI 0 (IJ ®l CBS News (]) Nightly Business · Report (ji) Body Electric fll One Day at a Time 7:00 0 IIl PM Magazine ill Chuck Connor's Western Theater ill SportsCenter 1IJ Sanford aild Son CD Entertainment Tonight CD Wheel -of Fonune 0 (IJ Wheel of Fortune '-O)'Vt; 6ei;N . ~PitJib CIJ et:JifJfVJI.{ WIIH FLORI~ ~14Ye,.\~, MURRA4 7 :30 = ANNIE . Rotary or cable tool drilling. Mo1t wall• completed ••me day. Pump aeles and Hrvicoa. 304-895-3802 . Starke Tree 8t LaWn Service. Landocaplng, oeedlng, tertHIzing. thetchlng, for complete lawn service. Call ua. 304-676-2010. ALLEY,QOP WELL , NOW, LOOKS LI KE SOMEBODY'S HEADIN' OUR WAY! ·- Q-ASOLINE•ALLEY Y'8ETTER GET 'tOUR. 1>01: OUT! IT'S ANOTHER. ONE •OF THOSE "KNIGHTS"! 0 Cil Tic l'ac ICATATH± r J I I WHY YOU M I\SHT . , LOWEE , - · rJ XI X)( Xl X] Prfnlanswer here: TO ( Yeslerday's (Answ8fs tomorrow) Jumbles. GAMUT BULLY POCKET JOYFUL Answer: How tl1e anes tnesiologis t 's patient felt - I VERY " PUT OUT " _, Jo6n lhe Jumbh LoWr. Fm Club~~ rtcehre ab .W.I--.1 fMH)er Ju!tlbiH--., mOntn. FOt lrM ump.IH, ..wll • potlean:t to: J~ ~~ ~.., Clutl, do tNt ~1* . ilr.O . Io~ 00 1, P•lrnrr•. N.J . 01015.. BIIDGI James Jacoby A two-pronged attack • A8 fl) MOVIE: 'Empire, Inc : IHBOI MOVIE: 'Watership· Down' !MAXI MOVIE : ' Repo Man' 0 Cil CD Facts of life !CCI Jo dec ides to make some money b>y selling pizzas made fro m her mother's so- C!l Super Bouts of the BO 's Sugar Ray Leonard vs . Roberto Duran (Mon!real. June, 19801. 160 m1n .) 1IJ MOVIE : 1'The Sins of Rachel Cade , ()J IBl tiZl Dynasty !CCI 0 iiJ (t()) MOVIE > ' Stark ' (]) (ttl Frontline (CCI 'Cns1s in Cent ral Amenca : Cas tro 's Challenge.' Second of 4 LEAVES A!>50LUTELY NO PO<IBT THAT )'OU'RE A 11ot!#4N.I l---------- pans. The roots of the Cu· ban Rev'olutlun 1n 1959 are explored . 160 min.I 9:30 0 00 CD Sara IHBOI Coming Anractions IMAXI Richard Belzer Show ' 10:00 0 Cil CD St. Elsewhere First of 2 pan s. A strong · BARNEY SOME NIGHTS I CAN'T HARDLY GIT TO SLEEP. I will ed m o th er supeno r· de that the plug be pulled on a coma tose n·un . ·- BUT mands 1: COUNT LOST SHEEP They'll Do It Every Time 3GUESSESIF YOU CAN Guess. r'l..t:.- 0. (RJ i60 m 1n.l PKA Full Contact Karate IIJ IBl (!_:21 Arthur Hailey's Hotei(CCI III On the Line With ... lt1) Nows fl) Soap IHBOI MOVIE : 'Forbidden' ICCI I MAXI · MOVIE: .' Romancing the Stano' 10:30 ill Traveller's World · (11) International Edition fl) INN News 11 :00 0 Cil CIJ CZJ 0 (J) (tQl lil (t2l News ill Bill Cosby Show III Monty Python (11) Seasons of a Navajo The cultura l traditions. values and bel1els of the Navajo ill PARSON GIVf~ YOUA BIG KISS! fll Benny liill Show 0 II) CD Tonight Show Hos t Joan ·Rivers' gues t are Kdshia ~niglit Pull ia m; David ' PEANUTS I Al..WAVS WEAR MV CAP TO 9ED ON n.IE Ni6i-IT 8EFORE A8i6 I 6liESS iT'S JUST A SUPERSTITION • 96 • Q 10 9 2 • 632 + Q 9, 3 • J8 •K 1097>4 +J SOU Til • • • + J 53 AK4 QJ A8162 Vuln erable: North -South Dealer: South or a club, a nd they WOI.Jld run the rest of the diamonds to beat the contr act. ~s l South I NT 3t Pau 3NT Pw:is Pass Wt'sl North 2+ Pass Ope ning lea d: t 1.0 give up a club. Finally , 1f West shows Ol!\ origin ally, declarer c an still play a ·spad e to see i f that slit\ will divide 3-3.•·. _ . Thfs tw(!-edged l in e. of play givd declarer th e best play tor fhree ' not rump.' 1\ul note. well tha t both blac k . su fts" h ~ve to.-be imackeil 'in the pro'p-- · 'er way or declarer wi ll go set. ' ..~ ..< ~ by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 2 "- Prome· 1 Pai n in the nt•ck 5 Lab device I 0 Rornan e mrw ror I I Uni v, in l..uulsiarm Bronner and Donna Mill s. (60 min .l ill Beat of Groucho (]) SportsContor . 1IJ MOVIE: 'King Richard and the Crusaders' til WKRP In Cincinnati 0 (() Magnum , P.l. (]) Latanlght America iN) To•i m tBi ABC News Nlghtllna · fl) Twilight Zone , 11 :45 IM'-XI MOVIE: ' Tendros Couolno ' lDubbadi 12:00 ()) Bums & Allen (]) Sports Focus- Julius ENinA llc reasonable 4 Haul 5 Football kic ks 6 ChineS<' river 3 12 Pefformanrt· 7 Ti me 13 Isolate I 4 Maxim I 5 Trilby marching on 8 Expand 9 Reserva- 16 Fall guy 17 Fascinate 19 Anger · 20 English tion dwelling II Tantalize 15 Stockings river 18 Gennanlc 21 Angel (Fr.) letter 22 Cooked 23 Summon 24 Iranian's 2 I Swis.< river 27 Cauti ous 28 Ravin~ 23 Bridge (Fr.)2 9 Burning 24 Sender coal 25 Actress 34 Failure Keaton . 35 f'oundation 22 lnrend an<:e~tor 25 Hamlet 26 Donkey 27 Ancestry 30 Dweller in · (suffix) 31 Devour 32 Gyp sy 33 N.J. dty 35 Carping r(!mark 36 Uuarantec 37 A(Jv:lnt.allC 38 Frail , 39 llambi is one DOWN . I Sheriff.< men · DAILYCRYPTOQUOTES - Here's how to work It : AXYDLBAAXR Is LONGFELLOW are eKam ined . (60 min.) 11 :30 E'AST WEST • A 10 8 I 1.: ... : ill 700 Club ••• THAT'S WHY YOU CH05E A DRE66 WHICH • 7 6, 3 Arl v •cret rec•pe . (A) WINNIE 4- !0-85 +K Q 7 2 + K 10 I By Jam es Ja coby Today 's three no-tr ump contract cou ld easil y be lost tllrough careless . play , South won the queen of diam onds and led a spade toward dummy's K-Q, Wh en dummy's king held. South played a hea r t to his ace / and played · anoth er spade, West ! played th o eight and dummy won the , Irick once again. Here wa s th e opportunity for ca r el ess pl ay . Should South play another spade, West wou ld win and knoc~ out the ace of diam onds. Declarer would eventuall y have to let th e opponents in with either a hea rt fl) EMPIRE INC! THE . • SAGA CONTINUES! • WVAH NORTH • Instead, after . dummy's second spade has held the trick , dec larer should switch suits and go after clubs. Bu t correc t technique is vitaL Si nce 0 (J) BILLY DEE WILLIAMS West hils overcalled i n diam onds and TNT IN ' DOUBLE shown at least three card s in the DARE'/ NEW SERIES WCHS Adv spade sui t; th e likeli hood of club ·shortn ess is strong. Just in case West 0 Cil l~ Double Dare has a si ngleton club honor or th e nine, (PREMIERE) A master ca t the king , of c lu bs ShOUld be played burglar ~n d his e x: ~convi c t si· first from dummy . If ao honor dekick help out" the San appears from West . dec larer can pl ay FranciscO police . depan · the club 10, l etting it rid e unless East ment .. (60 mm.j .; . covers it with an honor. This play (I) CW Natioi'lal Geographi-c assures onl y. one cl ub lose r . H no sigSpecial ICCI 'Moraculous . Machines .' The .. comput erf . ni f j( ant ca,r~ shO',YS· _tip on ~~~.. king, and r.o b o ts th<u .-are· fueling,· declarer cari still play another ltib: Jf' the tec hnological revoluiJOn '· both defenders l oll ow , South can th en are e)(amined. (60 min .) 9 :00 5 UReeON. Now arrange the circled leiters to form the surprise answer, as suo· gesteid by the above cartoon . tJ 1 A CON~UL:.'T f"LA5iiC Dough IJ) Cisco Kid @ Inside the PGA Tour Cil All In the Family (]) 0 Cil Family Feud (IJ Jeopardy ~OJ Wheel of Fort,u ne &l . rt~ Entenainment Tonight fl) WKRP in Cincinnati IHBOI Fraggle Rock IMAXI Mad as Hell B:OO 0 Cil CD Highway to Heaven ICC) . IJ) Flipper (!) NFL's Grea1est Moments 1977 World Champion Dalla s Cowboys and 1978 . W orld Champion Pitt sburg h Stee le rs Highlights. (60.min.) (I) Portrait of America 1IJ IBl (121 Fall Guy !CCI Colt and a group of Sl unt w omen come to Ho wie's a1d when he is held for ransom by a mtJrde rou s drug dealer . (60 min.) 1;:;::==;;:=;:::;:=== •• I I I () t) SBELS games are all here to tea se your brain. !:;;:=;===::;:== '• MacNeil/~ehror f and hist ory and mystery RIIIIGLES 'S SERVICE. experienced carpenter, electrician. maion, Painter, roofing tincluding hot t•r application) 304-676-208B 01 876-7368 . Rex-Rotery photo copier ..3 M casual desk copier. A.B. Dick electronic 'etencil maker. Mamograph me· chino. Call 304-876-3099. liD I TALUF (IJ Newshour (la) News IBl @ New Name That . Tune f!) Jeffersons (HBO) Braingames . Word scrambles. number pu zzlers Specializing in Zenith lfld Motorole. Ouazar. end houoe calla. Coli 30li-678239B or 614-446-2464 . Fetty Tree Trimming, 1tuinp removaL Call 304-676 1331 . o 6:00 RON'S Televi1ion Service. B &. D Homelmprovementa. JIVIDEIII'S 1979 Pontiac Sunbird . Ex- 1981 Honda lnterotate. e~ . replacement . window•. FARM EQUIPMENT Transporl alion ceHant body. A-1 onglno . 5· concl. Cell16141388-8244. eluminum soffit, vinyl aidNEW: long tract.o rJ, Vercyl, Coli 814·992-6722 aling. continuous gutters. free meer· round balers, rekes, Spring Spacial-Patriot utility ter 9:00·P.M . 1981 H.orida 750 cu•tom .. estim1tea, all work gulrantedders 8t mowers. A combuildlnqa on dis~·Y at two teed, Spring Piscount, call ~ plato line of balo handling & 2. 700 mi .. padded si11y bar. aveninga 304-576-2644, 1983 Chevetta. Good 901 exc. convenrent locatibns. B & S 71 ·Autos for Sale feeding accessories, wag · cond. Call 614-367Produce. Viand St. Pt. Plea- 24ft. round awlmmlng pool, oni . grinder-mixera. rotary mlloago, low miles, tinted 0394. sant, and French City MoJJile 304-875-3106 otter 6 :00, tillers. rotary cuners, blades. windows1 bo~y and motor in l - - - - - - - -- - Homea Gallipoli1. 9 x 12 675-8536, cultivators, disc, plows. poJt TOP CASH paid · for '1;10 oxcsllont ohepe. AM -FM '1 980 Suzuki LS 760 . 4 cyl.. 8696. also 10x16 $99~ . c;auettt atereo. Call 814- 41troke. under 6.000 miles. driven , woodspl itteqs , modal and newer used cars. OeliveredandietuponYour COLOR El\ILARGEMENT gates, power washers, to- Srriith Buick·Pontiac. 1911 992-3187. Plumbing adult rldon . Never obyaad, 82 SPECIAL!! Now thru April lot, bacco tetter, tobacco aprayEastern Ave .. Galilpolia. Call • Heating Cutten Supreme. Cell 8l4- with acceuoriee. e1,400 or 13. From · your color nega· 614-446·228~ . era, corn . tprayers. · truck boot oHor, Cell 614-446ti.ve . or slide. 6x7 for · 89 . 8 43-51.27. 41_71 ' ·Woodburni~g furnance like 8x10 for 81 .99. facka, aeederl, ·net ·a. minne~. capable of heating · cents; 1-981 AMC Spirit DL. 2 dr.. ' ' --""'---~-:-:---CAATEA;S PLUMilfNG HO'CKEN8ERRY PHAR -. ~ral foo<h!ro. bunk faedors, 2000 aq.lt .. t300. Call 814· ·,. AND HEATING . MACY NORTH. . oplke IOoth harro"!•· ~all ~ -~~~~~~~~~i~: PS , PI!; AM-FM 1978 LTD. 2 door, 4,11.000 82 Horid~ CB 900 Cu~tbm. 448-4113 , • ', . Cor. .Fourth and·Pi"e ·creeps. headgatea It corral · air, ·tilt. 4 spd., ~r&at miles; one own-er, or.. will Blu •• wind,a hitld. ettaff G"liPOiia~ Ohio 'panela: WhHI Horseliwn & gas saver. P.riced tq sell . C~tll trade for tFuck-or: liv"fU!Itoilt. drive. oil cooler, cruise conPole Buildings Con~trUcted JohnJOI) ~pright Furnace, Call 304-876-«37. .trol. c~otom ·ba.ck .reot. 614-448-3888 or gordon,troc)ar,'V(ithtondem 614-246-5040 alter 6PM : UJed l ' yr.,, 6 rfna. of gill fOr . commercial. garage1. ax,laef ~nd J.!J8 · UJ ·far ll . ' , .. - .. 1 .f.rfn. ' " stores, etc. Any : size. -duct. . ax. cond .. · 1o;ooo complqto '' line of p•no '& 1981 HQndo $'at1a.n •n twa door Cho,;y Nciv.o. ~~:~_o : :- ~•! _ ~1:' - 9,~2-.1~~~~~77?_~;__ _ !rae oatlmateo. caH . 304- service! Bl'u. Call -61.4-448-0885:· · ' · · Wlgon. ·auto. trana:. 33,000." gbod.tond, 304-875- ~114& , 875-3981. ' . USED : 2000 Ford. 3000 miles, one owner. ax. cond. . 11 Plymouth Volorlo 1981 Honda XL .500, good Built On Your Lot: Big 4 Car Ford, 3800 Ford, 9N Ford, Call 614-245-9296 8600.00. '78 Ford Von cond. $800.00. 304-675Goroga t6996, 3 bdr homeo Jeager Air (:ompre11or 150 1255 Oliver, 446 long, 160 3568, CFM. 8 cyl. ceninetal en· $13,995, Saa Our Modelo. MF & 160 MF with loader, Factory made car trailer, carpet1d. good ahape, l - - - - - - - -- - gina, f2,460 .00. phone Coli 1-614·886-7311 . MF. 166 MF. Vermeer duel wheels, spare, wench, 82,000.00. 304-875 - 1981 Virogo 750 Yamaha, 83 Excavating 304-468-1610 or 468- 2-60 round balers. plow&, hayexc cond, mull oell, 304now cond. $1900. Johno 3978. 1031 . ' Seers Free atending wood bines. rakes. bushoga. disc. Auto Sale•. BulaVille Rd. 1970 V.W . Fut Sock, 2 _6_7_8_-_ 2_1_19 _·_ _ _ _ __ burner. King wooCt 8t coal &pike tooth harrow, cultivaGallipolio 614-446-47B2 : 1 1966 MFG. 18 ft. 80 hp door. price neuoitable. 304- 1977 Kawaoki LT. D. 1000. Good -, Excavating. baaeburner. 15 KW oloc1 . ColatorJ, tobacco setter. mowman furnace With 2'12 ton air Evenrude *800.00. 304- ing machine. Bolens mower, l983 Chevatte. 25.01)0 mi .. 882-2347. 304-675-62B4 call alter 2 ma.,tl, footers, drivewayt, Jeptic tanks, landscaping. conditioner . Call 614-446- 895-3096 . lft'Oodburning Jtove. red. with 4 opeod. $2896. PM . 1979 Grond Pri•, black, Call anytime 814 -446 0946 . ' We buy uaed equipment! , Cell 614-379 -2682 . Couch. baby bod ond mat- Jividen's Farm Equipment. 4537. Jllmea L Davison, Jr. --o auto trentmi~tion. AM· FM owner . otoro<i, air, cruloe, exc cond, Boats and Goloxlo Boat 120 Mer- tren, Selmer alto ux, 2 614-446-1676. 76 AMC Hornet atation· 304 882 2798 Crui••• with traUer, exc. trailer bed• rmattre•• 8. box wagon. 6 cyt., · a uto .• good. ' ' ' Motors for Sale opringo), 304-896-3404. Dozer Work land clearing. cond .. Coll814-256-8413. Front end loader fits H Or M cond .. &800. Call814-388'73 Muotong Grande, 3041----------~ landscaping, etc. Free eJtilnte'rnational tractor, 420 9367, 876-4880 , moteo. Call 614 -446-8038 Sears yard tractor 84 Model Firewood, 126 .00 load, Caae backhoe, good ahape. 304-675-6809. Woodburning furnance like or 614-992-7119 anytime, 44' cut, 18 HP. used about Cell 614-448-2767 . 1972 Fiat Sparta Coupe 1982 Mercury _ Zephyr. 4 n•w. capable of heating 10 hours. new cond . , good condition . Call after 6 , Washer and dryer, copier 8X1 4 Bokor flat truck bed dooo, 6 cyl. AC. Auto. PS, 2000 aq,ft. UOO. Call614- Reasonable Rate•. Ditching •1.660 . Call 814- 38Bmachine. den furniture and with steel sides . ·call 614· 814-448-B024, PB. crul18, AM·FM. new 448-4113. for water, g11. electric. and 9736 . stereo. Evening 304-773- 448-2767. radial, a4,250.00. 304 - 1---.,.----- - drainage linea . Call 814' 1978 Chevy Nova good .J ohn1on Upright Fur.nace,. 446-8608 or 614-448Front train tor 74 . Chevy 6459 , condition, PS, P8, olr. Cell 273·8161 •ftM 6 . used 1 yr .• 6 rms. of gaa 2776. - ~Blazer llo 360 rebuilt Chevy :P:-a-n-aa_o_n-:lc-,••-:l-t-o--naa--:l-t-ape-· 1 9N Ford tractor 3 apd ., good after 5. 614-448-8024. motor 200 mijeo. Call 81 -J·1975ChryolarCordoba,e•c duct, ox. cond .. 10,000 recorder with apeeker.- and cond . Call 814-448·3262 , 446-0666. 1982 AMC Spirit 2 ton •• 4 cond, 4 new tireo, now 8TU, Coll814-446-0686, I· Gerrord turntable •160.00 . 84 Electrical opd., AM-FM tapa, aunroof, oxhouat oyotom. t1,600.00 1 - - - - - - - - -Call 304-87 6 _1 4'33 alter Boker utility tool bo• bod8t Refrigeration 4 Prom dre11es sizea 6,7.9 . , fits 1 ton truck. new 6 ft. new tlr8•. 83,9$9 . .Jo!'n's firm , 304-676 - 1981 8uilt0nYourLot: Big4Cor 7 ,00 PM . pull-typo buoh hog $496. Auto Soloo, Bulevllle Ad, ovonlnga, Exc .. cond. Call 814-246Garage 16996. 3 bdr homeo $1 3,995, SH Our Modolo. 9469 after 3PM . New 160 lb. aoeder $195 814-446-47B2 . Englloh Saddle. Pad and UHd Mesaey Ferguson baler Call 1-614-888 -7311 , Ed's Appliance Service . Bridle, slao Englioh Style $496 . Call 814-286· 6522. Gun lor oolo 9MM S llo W 74 Chevy window sports 72 Trucks for Sale F Serving all makes & brenda riding coet aize 1 0. never S 18 " rea standing wood of refri""'erators, modal 39-2 block flnioh washer& • van. 360. 2 barral auto. AC . . worn. 304-468-1B17. burner. King wood &. COli v pearl handle, Call 814-258Ford 9 N tractor new tuna PS, PB, new corpot & B3 Ford F -360 dually burner. 15 KW elect. Cole- dryers , stoves & dis - ' 11125. pickup. V-8, 4 opd, Call after up, ·paint, runs good wman furnace with 2Va ton air hwashers. Call 814-3671976 C8meron Mobile heavy duty 4 ft . buah hog. captain oeoto f1.100. 70 3PM. 814-268-1280 . Duoter 340 wodge bucket home, 12x641t, 2 bedroom, conditioner. Call 814-44 8. l-:7-:18_7--::-o-:r_&_14~·-4_4_6_-4_4_6_6_._ 16x24 red born typa bldg . 1 f1,860 . Call 814- 288- seats, floor ahift n•w Tempo yr. old·full of weatern tack. all electric. unfurnished, 8622. 1977 Ford F-160 long bed, 0946 . rodlolo, battery & duel exSEWING Mechine repaira, 304-675-1777. Mako oHor. Call 814-286hauot; $1 ,250. Call 814- 6 cyl .. otond., PS, P8, rodio, 1---------'82,499. John' I Auto Soloa,, Goluio Boat 120 Mer- Hrvlce . Authorized Singer 6622. Recliner dishwaaher, wood- International 340 tractor 446-2459. Bulavllle Ad, Coli 814-441· Cruioar, with tralloo, exc. Saloo & Service Sharpen PS, live power. 3 pt. draw burner. Jtorm door, movie bar'. cond .. Coll814-2&6 -6413. Sciuoro , Fabric Shop. 4 formel wedding gowns 3 bottom plowa. 1978 Grand Pri• SJ, PS, PB, 4782 . Pomaroy, 614-992 ·22B4. co mara & projector. 1979 4 oizao 8 to 14, liken-. '30 *2 . 395 . Coli 814-286' ' pow. windowa 8t doorlocka. whaol Jeep. Coli 304-875ooch. Coli 814-448- 1842 6622, AC. auto. trano .. tilt wheel. 1977Ford Couriorp.u .. now 17 ft. Creotllner. 185 4192, before 4PM . bucket aeeta. new peint &. paint. 4 opd, t1895, Coli inboord-outboord, power 85 Gene'ral Hauling trim prop. power trim tabs. 3000 Ford dioool tractor, il tlres, new ahocka & brakes. 814-379-2882. 304-878-8286. trl-houl. VANGUARD PAINTs ft . bush hog brand buah hog, Call 614-266-8439. 56 Building Supplies Quality you can truat . 1978 Ranvar 4 wh, dr.. 3 bottom plowo, adluotable James Boy1 Wltlf Service . Ebenbach Hardware , M1s1ey F&Hiuson dlsc r 1977 Buick Century lor aale black, new tires, brakee, 76 ,Auto Parts · Aloo poola filled . Call 814Pomeroy, Ohio. Call 814exheuat ayetem, · shocks, *4.8.9 5 . Call 814-288 - good cond. Coli 814-388' ' 266 · 1141 or 614 -4411 Building Mottrlolo 992-2811 . motor, low mlletge. C1ll & Accesaorie~ 8622. 933.1' 1176 or 614 -446-7911 , Block, brick. 1ewer pipes. 814-448-9240. winaowa, lintela. etc. Slight'" peint dameUe. New CloudaWintoro, Ala Grande, ,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, flaahlng arrow oigno. t249 1984 Dodge Rom Delu•• Paning ou1 or aall whole-72 Ken ' a Water Service. Wella, cisterns, pools filled . Phone 0 . Coli 814-245-5121 . . complete, frM letteral Four e~~b truck. cruiM, PS, topper Chavy Chavello SB . Coli 614-367-0823 or814-387 left . Call immediately . llo troller hitch. 9.800 mlloo, 614-388-81122 . 774l night or dey, Cement block. ell 1izea. 1(8001 423-0183, anytime, llko naw. Coli 114-379bulldlna motoriolo. GoiHpollo !Not 1 rapooaaaolonl, · 271 2 ott• llpm. Ford truck porto 1966 thru Do you need something Block Co., 123'11 Plno St .. 1979, 304-8711•3574 , rnoV"ed or heuled away"' Gelllpollo. Ohio 45831 . Call 68 GMC 2 't on. 6 cyl., 2 apd .. Rod lettered Modal 260. 22 814-446· 2783 , do It I Coli 614-258· . with log bunko, good cond .. rlflo, loot mode In 1982. alloo 8 :00PM, •1.000. Call · 814-388- 77 Auto Repair ne.OO. Auto Wlnchntar Block; brick. morter 1nd 9317, -1 4 0 0 • k t " • r Ume1tone, gravel. aand, fill maaonry auppllea. Mountein roll.*180 .00. Monual tydirt and cool dailvarad , 304Stote Block, At. 33, Naw 11184 Ford Aangor PU long pewriter. t:35 .00 , Colll14Hewn, W. Va. 304-882whMI beaa. J1 ,000 mlln, Poroona Body Shop, locuot 67_8 , 4412 , 992-11708 from 9 :00 til 2222. crulat, tilt, air, 8 opd .. V·l Rd. Pt.PIHoent. Put K.K . 2 :00, Froe Eotlmatao . 814-988- General Hauling , dump onglno, AM-FM caoaatto, 41'74, truck for hire. you cell, we cloth Interior•. ovtrhaod map Pillr of Blu.a Tick Coon hour, 304- 87~ - 3190 . 56 Pats for Sale light llo clock, hoo tunnel' Hou~do . Nlco olrod &lock cover and ahell . Coet pony, Gentle, will work. Billy 79 Motor~ Homes •12.000 aoklng t8,700, end Nanny gooto. Both 1 Call Mr. Yonca after 1 OAM • Camper• yaar old. Good milk gooto. HILLCREST KENNELS 114-441-7441 . Coll814-742-2521,. 8oordlng oil brMdo. Haotod 87 Upholatery -:-::-::-:~-:-::--~----- ~I· Indoor-outdoor facllltleo. 1977 PU, •1. 700,outo. Coli' 1400 Wlnchntor .-•mlAKC Doto.<man puppltoo: 1114-241·111183. 1978, 11 foot alld• -ln outamotlc ohotgun, •200. Btud Sorvlca. Calle14-448TRISTATE compor. lito 8 foot bed, 81ock powde• revolver 45 7795. UPHOLSTERY SHOP V-30 llltch Witch Drlrohar. olaapo I, fully oqulppad, 1113 lee. Avo .. Golllpollo. cal. HI. D-olt 740 rodlol 191-Ctoavy 1-tondump. 11 Prlao *1700, Phon• 11.&. 81 4 -448 ·7133 or 514-448orm IIW, Ulod little, f300, Judy Taylor Grooming. Cell ft, Tadum haavyduty tr8llor, 8112·8081 or 814 - 812- 1133. 814-367-7220. Call 114-992-3088. Call 814-387-7773. 111114. G.E. Woohor, •160 .. G.E . Briorpotch Konnolt ProfooA • M Fuonlturo 'M•nutoc1978 FIOO Ford with 42 It '71 Starcraft pop- up turlng, 81, At . 7, Crown rolrlgorotor (like now), olonol AM·br- groom_ing . aarlol buakat end utllty camper, n- oan•••· rllf. City, Oh, CoH 11 4'-21112110, 8oth guorontaad for lndcor-outdoor boardln~a· "?JI..-18 body, eood ao .nd , goo otov•. 21 ft Mlf oon- 1470, 0111 Eve, 814•448- • 30 deyo. Standard briCI cllltleo. Engllah Cocker allO!lli~.11M Jl&ta.rt<f. •10.100.00. Phone 304- 18inld o1mpar. 304-8711· 3411 . Old & now horN, 1 year old. Coli nlel pupploo. Coli 814-3 8· 4111-1810 or 4111-1031 . Ol.'lltlf'IA I WASH. · 8•03. 114-882-2238, 11780, UphOittrtd , n~·H~~~----- AUCTION SWR,IN • FURNITU~ 82 Oliva St .. Gallipolis. Naw a. uaed wood -cOal atovea. 8 pc wood LA suite $399, bunk beda $199, antron· recliner• $99, new Ia used bedroom eui1ea. ranges, wringer washers. I. 1hbe1. New livingroom euitea 8199-*699. Iampo. oloo buying coal & wood atoves. .Coli 814-448-3169. · Fruit Vegetables 54 Misc. Merchandise1 - -- - - - - - 8t UnJCrambl8 these lour Jumbles, one letter to each SQOar~ tp torm four ordinary word&. EVENI NG J . 8 . L. De s ign . . P . A. cabinets -empty, S150, Call 304-773-9127 and ask for Reg . 68 'ilJt~l.\.(t fi}ft ~THAT SCRAMIILED WOAD GAME ~ \!!} ~~ by Henri Arnold and Bob Leo WEDNESDAY 4/10/85 v••" I Aototlllaro, prefer Troybilt, but will buy any make, any oiro. Call 1-814-693 -8836. Vie~ing Home Improvements Marcum Roofing I Spouting. Now inetalllng rubber roofa·. 30 experience ~ Jpecializina In built-up roof . Call 814-388-9857. , , Wanted to Buy , 63 8~ BundyTrumpet. 1% yra. old. ex, cond. Coil 614-448 3044. 46 Space for Rent ' 47 198.0 Maa1eV ' Fuygeraon tractor, exc co·n d. Model 286. $7,800 . 00 . low houro. 304-468-1810 or 411B-1031 ' 15 Television Servrces Farm Equipment Furnished Rooms rooms . Parli Central Hotel. Call 614-448 -0766 . J 61 Oragonwtnd ' catterY Ken· nel. CFA Himeleyen, Peralen and Siameae kittena. AKC Chow puppieo. Call 614446-3844 oftor 7PM. .. · 57 For rent · Sleeping Rooms 1nd Pets for Sale Som• tenk ap8cl,ele good thru April 30th. 30 gal tok with· hood $69,99. Floh Tank, 2413 Jackson Ave. , Point Pleasant, 304-676 2063 , A~ARTMENTS . 45 56 Ohio Wednesday. April 10, 1.985 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Sllntinel · One letter stands for another . In this sample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc . Single letters, ap<istrophes, the length and formation of the words are ail hints. Each day the code letterS »•" different HO CRYPTOQUOTE WSH IK PS HRFVTBIW H R.S B Z Z WK ; HRS NSKH ZB PI H IK KIYY:SSC. - BZN BZN H R S E, YZIWC VZH EFNT HGFAV BETI'ER IS A DINNER OF HERBS WHERE LOVE IS 'l'HAN A FATI'ED OX AND Ye~lerday'• Crypt.quole : HATRED WITH IT.- 'I'HE BIBlE I• -' �I Pomeroy-Middlep<)rt. Ohio Page- 16- The Daily Sentinel .. Wednesday, Apri110, 1985 • ~\.\ I BUILDING MATERIALS INC~ fl\tiS t~S" ..-N..(~ll~ ·- ... G IUD SIDING $4"48 112" THICKNESS 16' LENGTHS .. ~ A PIECE HOME IMPROVEMENT NEEDS SPECIAL!. JOINT COMPOUND SGAUON BAG T USSES--- .READ-Y MIX INDOOR-OUTDOOR TOPPING -.· 24 FT.--: TRU.SS .••• ~ •••.•~-. $2 7;52 · ·- ·26-. Fr~ .:JRU,S-S.-•• ~.~.•-...-~$2 31s··' ' $299 · SQ.-YD•... 28*PRICE FT. TRUSS ••••• ~ ••·•• S3155 INCLUDES UP TO A OVERHANG AND A 4/ 12" PITCH ALL ORDERS MUST BE PLACED APRIL ·10-16, '85 . INSULATION . 2"x4"x92S/a" 112"x4'x8' $699 1 ROLL + 88.12 GEORGIA PACIFIC · 15< FIBERGLASS SHINGLES R-11-Kraft-3 112"x23"x70'6" 1 BLACK BROWN OR WHITE $2295 SQUAB . STUDS R-11 KRAFT 33/a"x15"x70' 6" PEl SHUT •on + 13'5.12 sq_. ft. .R-19-Kraft-6 112"x 15"x39'2" 1 Roll -+ 48.96 sq. ft. R-19-Kraft-61f2"x23"x39'2" 1 Roll + 75.07 sq. ft. FORBES w·tRE EACH CELOTEX SQ. FT. OR SQ. FT. OR SQ. FT. OR 15"~~~~~o. SPACING ... Sheriff Frank, union back in court ROLL 112"x4 'x8' 1,320 FT., 151/2 GAUGE, HIGH. TENSILE, BARBED 89( SQ. FT. SQ~ '$1322 . Final action on the matter Is expected to be taken during next week's regular meeting. Racine has untll the end of the . year to use the CDBG funds. Commissioners plan to accept an In vita tlon to tour the Mi>lgs County Museum on Aprll24 to see firsthand the improvements which have been made to the Interior of the building. Funding for the Improvements are coming from a $5600 yearly alot· tment of funds provided by the county for the Meigs County Pioneer and Historical Society. (Continued <in pag-P 161 Gorbachev says relations must ·e merge from 'Ice Age' 24~' PLYWOOD rt ; . . 25 Cents A Multimedia lpc. Newapeper COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - TWo crisis as a way of reaching their Inevitable In this country, that nationwide banking Is a reallty. lt 's state-chartered savings and loans objectives." only the laws tha t have not caught up targeted for takeover by Chase Everson said he believes Inter· Manhattan Corp. arewelcomlngthe state banking will occur, but that It yet," he said. Lawrence Cohn, who follows the New York giant with open anns. should happen gradually. But Chase's ultimate goal of Ryan acknowledged concern banking and thrift Industries for Deqn Witter Reyno\ds lf\C. In NeW becoming a conunercial ·banker In among some Ohio bankers. Ohio prompted another executive to "While I would never suggest that York, said the significance of · cautiOn about "wolves appearing In there Is unan!mltyof support,l thlnk Chase's propOsal Is Its broader plan sheep's cloth!Jlg." · r ·was encouraged by, some of th.e to acquire and combine thrifts In· , Cha!je, the nation' s thlrd-largest (newspaper accol!ntsf... at the Ohio Ohlo In h~ of opera tlng them as a bank holding company, held neyrs conference whE>re bankers were commercial bank. conferences Wednesday In Colum- quoted ... as saying thL< was bus, Cincinnati and Cleveland to say It Intends to acquire two S&Ls In a SH mnuon deal. Chase has reached purchase agreements with the management .· and- board, pt -the. M!!fttor- Savil]gs Bank In Mentor and the Federated ·. -c S,av)rigs Bank ln.€lJICinnati. · , · c .. ,. ' . . . . .. . . . • - . • . Tile deal Is 5\lb"J~tto awrova) tiy . / .GOitBACHEV· . - u.s. DELE(}A'l10N -::- members -"' a l! .S..CQiigt eillitollill deJecM~Dn In the ·, fedenil regulatorS~ • . · ·' · .Comni\snW.Party leader M!khill s. Gotllilj)he\',left, ·. · ~ W~esday. Olhe!' peilple In P~ are.'lOt · · "This Js Indeed the dawn of anew meetli with ·HOWJe Speaker np O'!'!elfl, right, and _ldentlfled. (APLaserphcito). day 1n the thrift and banking Industry In Ohio," said Charles Brigham, Federated's president and chlel executive officer. Joseph Rusnak, · president of Mentor Savings, called the acqulsl· tlon an opportunity for depositors and shareholders. "We feel that because we wUI dent's national sec umy adviser, become part of the Chase organiza"The time Is such now tllatpeople MOOCOW (AP) - The official In Santa Barbara, Calif., where said tion, It wUJ aUowustobecomemore shaping the policy of the !WO news agency Tass quoted Soviet . the president Is vacationing. competitive, not only as a thrift, but leader Mikhail s. Gorbachev as countri~ should by all means On Sunday, Gorbachev said the In a number of the commercial 'telling a visiting U.S. congressional convprse "with one another. The Soviet Union was freezing deploy· areas. So all In all, we feel It wUI be delegation that relations between world situation Is disquieting, even ment of medium-range nuclear just a very, very fine marriage." the two countries must emerge from dan~rous , and a kind of Ice age Is inlssUes In Europe Jill! II November. Rusnak said. being observed In relations between a dangerous "Ice age." Arthur Ryan, Chase executive Gorbachev talked for nearly four the O.S.S.R and tl!e United States. TheWhlteHousecaUedtheproposal a public relations ploy. · . vice president, said the corporation hours Wednesday with four con· At least this was so untll the most One of the visiting congressmen, Intends to seek more acquisitions In gressmen led by Speak!'r of the recent time." Reagan said Wednesday that he House Republican leader Robert a plan to obtain a llcensetooperatea House Thomas P. "Tip" O'NeUl. Gorbachev, 54, who replaced was ready to hold a get-acquainted Michel. said Gorbachev mentioned commercial bank. "We're not here talking about Konstantln U. Chernt'nko on March meeting with the Soviet leader but the cool White House response, and "his characterization was that we simply two acqulsltlon5. We ... want 11, reaffirmed hls interest In a not a summit. The two .leapers are expected to rejected his proposal out of hand." summit, the congressmen said to continue to work with the Gorbachev received O'NeUi, a governor ... and the Legislature In meet at the U.N. General Assembly afterward. Oneofthempredlctedhe would be a "very formidable this fall, but a summit would have to Democrat from Massachusetts; terms of getting leglslation·allowlng adversary" In a meeting with wall and be "the culmination of an Michel of Dllnois; Dan Rosten· us to form a commercial bank, In extended dialogue whlch has pro- kowskl, D-Ill., and Silvio Conte, whlch case we would then combine President Reagan. these two lnstltullons as well as Tass quoted Gorbachev as telling duced tangible accomplishment." R·Mass. -Robert C. McFarlane, the presl· others with a commercial banking the dt>legatlon: license," Ryan said. Word of Chase's plans drew a cool response from James W. Everson, lneomlng vl~;e president of the Ohio . Sheriff Howard Frank and she- James Proffitt and three sheriff's :<m the merits. Bankers Association. SeVeral wit'nesses were subporiff's department local lotliA and deputies , at that time, Elizabeth, Everson, president and chief enaed by Mendel for thls morning's exeCI!Uveofflcer at €1tlzensSavlngs Ohio Council 8 of the American Isaac and Donald Mohler. CrrY MANAGER RESIGNS, CITFl! I!NM CRISIS, - Toledo City In a prior hearing, Judge John hearing,_ Including some Meigs Bank In Martins Ferry, cautioned Federation of State, County and Manager David Boo!Con told reporterll WedQesday morning he Is Municipal Employees, AFL-CIO, Bacon entered an order restraining County elected officials. against moving too quickly. reslcnlng because of pubUclty over city lnve!ltments through the failed Taking the stand this morning were back In court Thursday the union from any further action In "In times of crtsls, we (often) see ESM Govemmmt Securities lllc. Bostoo, whose resignation Is effective thematter.However, lheunionftled were William Wickline, Meigs wolves appee.rlng In sheep's 'Cio· moffilng. Apr1120, says he wasn't directly lnv())ved In ktvelltlllgthroughtheFiorlda Purpost'of the court action was to an appea l of the judge's rullng. On County·audltor and Sheriff Frank. thing, and Icertainly hope this Is not brokerage, but says the clty'spotentlallo8sof S19.2mUilon becauseo!the Entered as evidenCe In thecaseon the case," he said. "Obviously, the determine the merits of a contract March 5, Sandra Mendel, attorney lnvelltment has hurt his credlbiDty. (AP Laserphoto). which was entered Into In March representing the union and the behalf of the defense were photocO· New York banks are looking at this !Continued on pa~e 161 1984 by Frank's predecessor, Sheriff Mohlers, flled a 11\otlonfor a hearing BROWN & GREEN 6' & 12' LENGTHS 5 GALLON READY MIX wanted to meet to diScuss the unexpected cost overrun for the vehicle. · Pat HUI Ford, Middleport, submitted a bid of $10.495 for a specialized chassis and Dill's Moun· talneer Association, Ravenswood , submitted a $19,!Fi' bid for a truck body. Community Development Block Grant funds of $ro,(XX) were aUot ed Racine VIUage, on behalf of the fire department, for the truck. Racine has on hand $OOXl whiCh could be applied to the cost. An additional $4482 w!U. be needed to cover the · expenses. .. 2-Sec1ions, 16 Pages Chase Manhatten buys S&Ls GRASS CARPET $6 99 $699 • 94 LB. Pomeroy...:..Middleport, Ohio. Thursday. April 11. 1986 · sal system for Tuppers Plains wUI model lor other such systems. · · responsible for· suPPlYing suitable By NAN<JY YOACHAM be el(jllalned In detail when Upon compleUon of the sewage facilities for county court, are Sentinel Staff Writer · from John David Jones system, an EPA building mora tomaking plans to move county cou!jl engineers we11ther permitting. work could Associates, Columbus, meet with rlum for Tuppers Plains can be to a location outside of the begin as early as Monday on a residents In a 7 p.m. Monday public lifted. The moratorium has been In courthouse. Conilnlssloners will proposed heliport for LHefllght to be meeting at the Tuppers Plains effect for!lveyears. thenmovelntothero6msvacatedby located near Veterans Memorial The engineers wUi review the county court. Hospital. According to Meigs Community Building. Officials are stUI awaiting a project In Its entirety Monday night O'Brien was told that nothlng County Commission President David Koblentz, who spearheaded written opinion from the Ohlo and answer questions concerning .official could be released on the moveuntU wordlsrecelvedfromthe the project, a 60 by 60ft. pa"'-'<l pad attorney general regarding the the project. makeup of the governing board for ' Nothing new on move owner·of the proposed wilding. would be the Ideal size for the the Tuppers Plains sy$tem_. The County CoUI't Judge Patrick BidS tabled !acUity. The Meigs County Highway meeting will be held regardless of O'Brien was present at WednesThecornmlsslonagalntabledblds Department wm begin bulldozing the site as soon as possible. . whether or not the attomey general day 's meeting to see If any decision for a rescue truck for the Racine fire had been made as to where county · department after . being told by Inotl)erdevelopmentsatWednes· renders his decision. The Tuppers Plains project, the court may be moved. ... Frank Cleland, president of Racine day's weekly rounty · commission first of Its kind, could qecorrie· a Commissioners, who by law are VUiage Council. that his council meeting, a proposed sewage dlspo- ' PRE-FABRICATED ' enttne e Work planned for hospital ,heli IT A·LL .•. Vol.34. No.256 Copyriphted 1986 12" PRIMED LAP .. ' ' Sl224 · . lOLL $1877 lOLL 99 $1'8 ROLL INSULATED SHEETING New marketitig style planned . 29 $3 •• PERSHEET • ' . By NANCY YOACHAM Sen&lnel SWf Writer A five-hour board of dlrretors meeting on April 1 ·has Jed to an agreement between the Mlddleport Cham~r of Commerce and tile Ohio Technology Transfer Agency to al(:l Village businesses In developing new marketing approaches. Thai announcement catTlE' from Bill Blower, president, during Tuesday's chamber meeting held at the LaSalle Restaurant. , · • · Blower noted the service Is available at no cost and Is geared to enwurage mote agresslve promotion of the vUiage. Blower explained that an OTTO marketing specialist BUI Fioretti, of the University of Cincinnati, has been contacted about the development of marketing suggestions whlch can be utilized ·by · village ruslnesses. It Is hoped that some of the det~tUed planning that would ·precede the actual . ;· • Middleport ID t'Xpert and more detailed Information can then be marketing suggestions cou ld be carried out rree of made available to that business.· charge by local university graduate studo:-nts. state funded network Improved marketing methods are <'xpected to OTTO Is a sta IE' funded network of Oltlo colleges and attract customers to the vUlage. help merchants to advertise more aggressively and , ultimately, to · universities founded lo serve the needs of business and Industry In the state. attract more business to thE' area. Dwight Leedy, a Middleport chamber member, is OITO Will make periodic contacts ·with local O'IIO's agent In our area, working through Rio merchants and chamber representatives. Input from· · Grande College and CommunitY College. these contacts will then be developed Into It Is also hoped by the chamber that a pr<>tecr recommendations. st.arted two YfarS agotoimprovethe"street scape" of This wUI be an ongoing prolect, aceordlng to Middleport can be r.,vltallzed, Anybody planning any Blower, and could last for years. · type of .future remodeling to downtown Middleport ln the next couple of months tllrough the Cham be~. buildings Is being encouraged to review the strert OTI'O wUl begin offering half hour Informative scape plans whlch have already been developed. programs on spec!Qc aspects of business. Experts Improving the street scape Is a ne<:essary step In wUI be broUght In to present tIiese programs. promoting the vUiage. . 1f an indlvldualliuslness finds par1icular interest In It :vas also reported by mower that Middleport an area, a Jle.rBonal contact can lie made with the \ 4 '· . Mayor Fred Hoffman has lndiC'a tcd·. thP chambo'r would Ill! allowed to develop a ho<pllallty and information center In part of thr- old depot , after the village's purchase or that building and surroundln~ property IS finalized . Dependin~ on when the village closes the purchase deal, Blowl'r I< In hopes that work could begin right away with renovatlpn compk>ted by the Fourth of July. · • First annual run . Middleport Chamber Is sponsorlnglts first annual5 kilometer (3.2 J111li.'S) run on April '27. The r;~ce Is to begin at the sear$ parking lot and end a1 the Holzl>r Clinic parking Jot. A pni-reglstratlon fee to enter the race will be$5. The enter fee will bl'$6,on thedayo! the· race. The entry tee Includes a 5-K T- shlrt. Proceros from this event will ilo to the Middleport BoK!ng Club. ·More Information can be obtalnro by contacting Roger Stewart at the boxing club. . · (Continued on page l6) J,- . •. � 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 10, 1985 barthelemy blackwood brewer gravely guess hubbard mahlman towseley watson