https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/635ebf86b304210f90604048e65ac1a6.pdf 673dad394199f224d56a1ef199858fd2 PDF Text Text .. ' T~y. Page- 10,----The Dally Sentinel Extra costs · Gaston retraced the prol:llems of sewageandwateriDTuppersPiains reporting that in the early 1!170's some residents were Issuing com!Xalnts about sewage in the communlty. He said that in 1972 the Ohio Department of Health said there should be no additions in the rornmunlty discharging sewage and in 1973 the Ohio EPA became involved provl!ling for a feasibUity ~tudyofthesewageandwaterofthe town. In 1979 a ban was issued prohibiting building in the community.GastonsaldthatthesoUdoesnot drain properly . ·does not leach, septic systems installed earller are not fuilctionlng properly and were not property designed. He said that lots are smaU and are not shaped properly for the present sewage disposal systems. He termed the problems as "pretty severe" . The Individual sewage disposal system was .devised because it Is cheaper by a half mUllen dollars than a central system for the town, the engineering representa tlves said. Gaston said that this Is the first time in Ohio that a system has been used , to upgrade private sewage systems with government money. As a result, new legal fronts are being entered and opinions must come from the Attorney General andEPAapprovatmustberecetved ontheplanbeforetbepiancan be put up for bids. It was indicated that with EPA approval and answers !rom the Attorney General, then a bid date could be set and construction could probably start in mid-summer of thlsyear. The discussion brought out that 1he cost per property owner is high and everyone Indicated that they know this wUI be a problem to some property owners. However, it was pointed out that property owners were probably have an assessment and thecostsforeachcouldbeadded to their real estate taxes over a long pertod of time. Re!idents complained also about the estimated costs on the upgrading of the numerous · lndlvldual sewage systems set bytheengineerlng firm. However, it was pointed __ MetP2'111181f~ Meigs Mine No. 2, also owned by AEP, was unaffected by the layoffs. With the layoffs, the workforce at the mines decreased from 1800 employees to 1100. Southern Ohio Coal has for many years been one of the single largest employers In this area. - Dunn explained that mines "evolve and improve" just as other businesses and that production at the three mine complex 1s expected to continue at the present rate. Over five mllllon tons of coal were . produc¢ last year by thr complex. Six million tons of coal are expected to be produced this year accor:dlng to Dunn. Greater use of a supersectlon technique Is planned for all three mines with two continuous mining machines to be placed in each working section rather than the traditional one machine per section. Even with the Increase of machinery and Improved techniqueS, Dunn stated that 20 to 25 years of coal mining remain In the Southern Ohio Coal's three mines . . ' transfer;s nets $ix month tenn Faye Brevlck Steinmetz, J.aU sentence when she appeared before Meigs County Common Pleas Court Judge Charles H. KnlghtMondayonachargeofgrand thefi. Robert Emmell Peoples to the service 'at 1 p.m. The Rev. Clyde Fields wut olflciate at the services arid burtal be in the Graham Station Cemetery at New Haven. Early Bird ' Sale I a . n SPRIIIO SEASON Corbin & Snyder Furniture - Returns home D. MICHAEL MULLEN AnORNEY·AT·LAW HOURS MONDAY THRUFRIDAY w1rt · Weather forecast GRIEF AND GUILT .Emergency squads answer siX calls ;;,;;;,;;;;;;;;.iiiii;;jijrl I Baked Steak Dinner I, r!l-lmf~~- rc~ili~ , CROW'S FAMILY REST AURA NT ${,.._! ytPTM "$"''~' Plut••.. AH111IIo11 to.p,,,u" . . Appropriation .approved for facilities building at complex the sewerage line tie-in at cost . The permitting a sixth grade teacher, board voted toappro,priate$5,(XX)for Mrs. Darlene Arnott, at the Pomethe buldlng with bills on the project roy Elementary School to ·make a An appropriation of $5,!XXJ for the to go through District Treasurer trip to Pl'nnslyvania with the constflll'tiOn of a facUlties building Jane Wagner. · sche<ll's safety patrol. at the athletic aomplex of Meigs Soulsby also reported' that a Present. to address the board on High School was made Tuesday 40X100 metal buDding has been the behalf of Mrs. Amott werE> night when the Meigs Local Board of given to the district and the buDding Sharon Wright and Dinah GrySZka, Education met in regular session at would provide an excellent area at parent s of children involved with the Middleport . the rear of the high school for trip. They said in previous years, both · Making his second ·appearance activltiessuch.as batting practice, before the board recently to talk weight lifting, a~d other \\Ctivities. sixth grade teachers at Pomeroy abo\it the new 12X24 bul.ld!Jig WliS now ht>id 'in the gymllasl~m ancl Elementary Scliooi had made the - JatriesSoulsbyoftheMelgsAthi~tfC.. '' would save a lot of w~ar and tearoo . spripg trtp:wlt~ ·t~ class and, that :Boosters. , · .· the- gymnasium in addition to 1ast week -. t~ey were llOtifted by ,. 'Soutsby reported the two story · getting eQ~ipment out of the!(Ym. aaminlslrlitoi'S that Mrs. Aniotl, structure wUI be .. ·petween . the . Soulsby ·said he is working with one of the two teachers this year, · ba$ebalf !lElfd Md t~e track a~d wUI _ Meigs County Engineer . PhUilp ', W\!Uld not be permitted to accom, . contain_•. rest!'Qbms 1\nd sto~a_ge ' Robertson details such as r~efooter ·,. pahy t~ .patrol. Tiley_said Mrs. facilities.: Windows o~ f!le second . · whl~wouid be necessary tor the · Amotthadworkedwtt!ithechildrm• floor wlll provide ·visibility to the building and the required state In making money for the· trtp' and ··' field and track. approval.' He wiii get back to the they did not understand the reason. Soulsby said the fac111ty wlll board of education as plans lng In not !Je=ltting her to go. ;;;;;i8ijj JIOiftl' HOSPfrAL HELIPORT- AheUportnearVeterans upgrade the complex. He pOinted develope. The discussion brought out that in lives from the Dlvi8Jon of have met wWlthe out that the boosters wUI bunt the · Split vote prior years practically all of the Memorial llo8pltal 19 serve the UleiUgl& vehicles Metp County CcJmrn1slloners ana Metp Emerpncy structure as economicaUy as posslAt last night's meeting the board sixth grdde class went on the trtp, which hasmadeover20trtpstoMelgsCountyinthelast ~edlcal Services Director Hoben Byer to approve the , bie getting some donated labor and came to a split 3·2voteontheissueof (Continued on page 161 · year and a half to handle emersency slluallon8 will Above, Scott IAscas, ar1m1n1111ratot , of locallon. soon be a reality_ Work began Monday at the ~n Veterans Memorial H08pltal, and Bob Byer, by the county hlpway department. When completed, admlnlltrator of the Melp Emergency Medical the heliport· will he a 60 by 60 concrete area to Services, watch as a Metp Coonty IUghway act:ommodate landing and takeoH oflheplanewhlch Is Department ~mploye operates . a d011.er u the called frequently to transport patients to hol!pitals In Diddle said his firm has drUled responsible even for the opera !Ions construction ol a heliport to accommodate the Shu !down of ali four drUlingrlgsof Columbus or oCher hospitals. Checks have been made between :ro and 340wells in the past. of a sub-contractor who may UfeiUght helicopter from Columbus gets underway. theJ. D. Drilling Co., Racine, was a to ensure that there are no problems with water and 12 months and indicated that It is knowingly violate the new rules. voluntary measure, owner James gas lines and that radio transrnl!llllon towel'!! and Sub-contractors of J . D. Dr!Uing time to slowdown tostudynewrules Diddle sal~ today. have not been affected yet because and regulations before proceeding It was reported Tuesday that the they still havr work at sites where shutdown apparently stemmed into new operations. wells have been drilled. However, if The youthful operator of the from alleged salt brine disposal ~ew wells aren't forthcoming then COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - The . extended live along paved two-lane Ostrander. violations by a sub-contractor of the drtlllng company said his firm was workers of the sub-contractors wUI the first in the state to do anything roads. The RLX provision in the Public Utilities Commission o!Ohio The decision was made In a case company. also be affected. Thl.$ would affect code states · only that lines be filed 111 August 11& by the Diddle today sa ld he made a about cleaning up drtlling operasays Columbus & Scuthern· Ohio extended along public highways. Electric has taken "an admittedly Consumers' Counsel on behalf of 15 decision to shut down thP four rigs- tions and brtne and commented that about 350 workers, Diddle esti· "The dirt and gravel country residents of GalUa, Washington, which affects about 49 people - in he Is trying to absorb the new rules mated. "I am 100 percent for Meigs generous plan" to ex tend power roads on which these compiainanCs Athens, Vinton and Meigs counties order tothoroughiy study provisions and regulations concerning the County, but I do want totakealookat lines to rural homes and turned it ~nd the general· public travel In rural, southeast Ohio. The of the House Bill 501 which sets up drilling operations. Diddle said it Is this new legislation," Diddle into a limited program for which everyday ... ought generally to be residents wanted electrical service new roles for well9()erators. Diddle his understanding, that the owner Is concluded. almost no one could qualify. .considered public highway.'' the extended to their properties 11ncter said he wants to study the new blll the RLX plan defined in the state and all of Its provisions to make sure The commission Tuesday or- PUCO decision said. 1 that his drUllng operations know The RLX plan calls ior residents . adminlstratiye code. dered C&SOE to give refunds to how to conform to the regul~tions. complainants who had been forced to pay for thecostofconstructlngthe by the company to pay unwarranted lines at therateof2percent a·month. .. Theronimlsslon'srullngaisowm Diddle, however, reported there tees of up to $2.<XXJ to have lines However, C&SOE had not informed make It possible for customers who have been a couple of violations of were denied RLX but who did not the new regulations by one of his some customers of the availability extended. complain to seek sPeedy remedial sub-contractors. Those have not The PUCO ruled that the utllity of RLX and h,ad said others were action by C&SOE. Ostrander said. Mayor Fred HoHman said today cieaned or litter and ck>brtsand then had enforced unwritten, mttarlffed ineligible, requiring them to pay been processed through channels, He said at least 100 people in the he has been notified by Rep . could pc:l.'sibly be used as a rtwr that eligibility requirements, including construction costs up front, s,:~id he said, and have nothing to do with rural southeast pa'rt of the state · Jolynn Boster that the village of recreation area . one that customers to whom RLX Ohio Office of the Consumers' the shutdo)Vll. deniE\1 the servlee in 1!m. were Middleport has been awarded a Once th<> area Is compietc~y (rural line extension) service is . Counsel spokesman Steve single project Utter control grant cleaned up, si gns would be posted. . from the Office of Litter Control for along with contaln<'rs along the ' $22,262. ·6horellne lor the deposit of Utter. According ·to the mayor, the Arter this shoreline area Is cleanro application as submitted would up, a secondary goal would be th!went left of cent.e r while trying to W.Va., and 24-year-oid Pamela J. A Meigs County wom'an wasc!ted provide for the hiring o( a fuU·tlme cleanlng up ot litf('r along any other stbp and struck Roush's car. Both Roush of Letart, W.Va., were both by the Gallia-Meigs post ofthe State litter control director who would be village streets and the placing of vehicles sustained moderate dam- treated for contusions and released. Highway Patrol forDWI andfallure responslbie for the supervision of contalnC'rs and signs within thr age in the 6:18 p.m. incident, the hospital offlciais'sald. to control following a slngle·car general relief workers provided by community p~motlng_ the maiQpatrol said. Roush was cited for The tw.o women were passengers accident Tuesday night at the the Meigs County Welfare . talning of a littl'r-free community,.; failure to yield. In a ear driven by ro.year-old Delete intersection of Sr 7 and Meigs Department. The project would be' a cont inuou~ A pick-up driven by a MacArthur K. Phalen. of New Haven, W.Va. County5. The mayor said that Michael effort over an eight or nine-monthTrooi>ers said Cindy S. Workman, man sustained light damage In an Troopers said a cpr dttven by Paul Swisher, welfare department direc- period topromotelittercont rol in tm; accident Tuesdaymorningon Meigs W. Higginbotham, Jr.. :a!, of RC. 1, 24, ofRt.1, Rutland, was southbound tor, has agreed to provide the village. • , GaUipolls, was northbound on 7 and COunty1. . . on 7, when she apparently went off necessary workers to carry out the The mayor said that Rep. Boster The patrol said Paul E. Carrier, apparently slowed to mak~ a, left . the right sldeorthehlghwayandinto and Sen. Oakley ColUns strong}yUtter control program. tum 01\toBuiavllle-Addlson. Phalen 30, , oC RC. · 1, McAI1hur, was a ditch as she attempted a left tum T)leo proposed activity primarily supported the project at the state: onto 5. She was not injured in the northbound on 1, when be reportedly .was apparently unable to stop In would be the cleaning up ~ID.d level, with local support comin(t 11:30 p.m.-incident, which troopers lost control of his vehicle on a time and anemP.ted to swerve to the removal of litter from the Ohio from the Melgi< CQUnty <:ornmts. said caused light damage to )lercar. hillcrest, ifentolttberlghtsideoftbe left to avoid a collision, but struck River shorellne which runs along , s loners, the Meigs Coonty Regional No injuries were reported from a road and through a fence. G:arrier Higginbotham's car In thQ, lett side of the the eastern boundaries Commission, Gailia, Piann!"g two-car eolllsion Tuesday evening was not injurled or cited, 'troopers at 8:54p.m. vUlage. Meigs Community ·Action Agenc~ Phalen was cited by thepatroltor at the intersection of SR 124 and !iald. A large portion of this area Is and the Meigs County Welfare to stop in an assured clear failure Meanwhile, two West Virginia Salisbury Twp. 165. ' adjacent to the downtown business Department. Troopers said a car driven by womenweretreatedandreleasedat distance and Roush was cited for and is also an area where the dlstrtct The mayor said the project will bti David A. Hobbs, 18, of Star Hall Holzer Medical Center Tuesday failure to transfer Ucens plates Ohio Department !l(Transportatlon implemented as soon as posstilk: following the accldept which caused Road. Dexter, was westbound on 124 night for injurtes suffered In a has tentatively agrero to tbe afler official notiflcation has been · heavy damage to Phalen's car and i when a car driven by Roger L. two-car colllalPn at the intersection, construction of a bike path with a long with the gu~lines received moderate damage to State Rep. Roush. 31, otRt. 4, Pomeroy, pulled of SR 7 andBulavWe-AddlsonRoad. ooor fUnds . This area would be for tile operation ol the projett. onto 124 from 165. Hobbs apparently Jolym llollter Sonya D. Bush, 20, of Hartford, Hlggln~'s. -- ..·· ' Well shutdown said voluntary . Refunds-ordered by PUCO Middleport given litter control grant Meigs woman faces DWicharge I '. director: Michael Michalski, band director; John Amott, John Redovlan, Martha Vennarl, guidance; ~ieanor Bl~ettnar, librartan; Earl Young, assistant high school prtnclpal , part time; Rebecca Triplett. Pomeroy Safety Patrol; Gordon FISher, extra printing lor schools; Joan Corder, head teacher. Bradbury; Nancy White, head teacher, Harrison· vUle; Carolyn Smith, head teacher, Middleport; Marjorie Fetty, head teacher, Rutland;· Shirley Prtddy, food service supervisor. The board did not renew the con1racts of teachers, Julle Byer and Jamie Blaettnar. It was pointed out that both had done excellent work durtng the current school year, but that they had been hired t9 l!ll In for teachers on leaves of absence and those teachers wUI return for the next school year. Supt. Dan E . Morris indicated he will give both Byer and Blaettrtar top prtortty to fill jobs for which they are qualified if openings occur in the teac hln~ staff this fall . (Continued on page 161 By BOB HOEFLICH Sentinel Staff Writer '75 Hubbard's·Greenhouse MOW OPEN FOR Arnott, head ninth grade football; Rick Blaettnar, Jesse Vail, seventh and eighth grade football; Greg Drummer, boys' varsity basketball; . Mlck Chllds, boys' reserlre basketball; Cliff Kennety, boys' ninth grade basketbaU; Rusty Bookman, boys' eighth grade basketball; Ron Drexler1 boys seventh grade bas'ketbail; Jim Ollphant, cross country and boys ' head tr'ack; RJck Blaettllar, assistant high school track; Jesse Vall, junior high track; Darlene Amott. assiStant junior hig'h .truck; Tim Saunders, head baseball; Larry Grimes, head wrestling; B!lbAshley, golf; Ron Logan, girls' volleyball; ~n Logan, girls' varsity hasketbail; Kim Adkins, girls' reserve basketball; Gordon Fisher, girls' head track; John Arnott, girls' softball; Tracy Burdette, girls' reserve softball; Charles .Chancey, athletic facUlties care; Mary Haggerty and Becky Windon , high school cheerleaders; Cella McCoy, drama; Jeannie Taylor, junior class sponsor; Gordon Fisher, athletic ' Fumi•ture ..--------------1 Marjorie Fetty, Gordon Ftsber, Larry Grimes, Karen Lloyd, Glrree Notter, Ben Slawter and Tert York. Non-certified personnel continuing contracts.went to l!lta Jones, Audrey Wood, c6oks; Darrell Jenkins, Ph!Up Ohlinger, custodians; Vera Holllday and Martha King, aides. Eugene Hawkins was given a two .year contract as director of maintenance, and two-year contracts went to . aides, Mary M!Uer and. Lorri Sni:iwden. Supplemerital contracts were granted also with the entire Ust of employes approved In one vote by the board. Board Member Robert Snowden cast · a negative vote on the Ust with the other three members, Bob Barton; 'Dick Var ;:han,. aod Ariand King approving the list. · Granted supplemental contracts were: Charles Chancey, bead football; Don Dixon, Larry Grtmes, Fenton Taylor, assistant varsity. football; Larry Grlnies, Fenton Taylor, reserve football: John ~~----------------~------~ sss S!35 P•o•• 2 Sections. 16 26 Cents A Multimedia Inc. New=eaper Pomeroy-Middleport., Ohio, Wednesday, April 1.7, 1986 Contracts for numerous teachers ·and non-certifled personnel were approved Tuesday night when the Meigs Local School Dl~trtct Board of Education met In regular session at Middleport. Teacher contracts went to: One Year - Kim Adkins, Rick Blaettnar, Tracy Burdette, Ted Cotterman, Carol Eva,nS, Karen Facemyer, Kathy Hafey, Jeneil Keily, Cliff Kennedy~ Kelvin Klng, Carmen Manuet·, Michael Michalski, Melanie Murphy, Susan Nickels, Cheryl Norris, James Oliphant, Deborah Pickens, Patrtck Rose, Debra Scott and Giorta Ven Reeth. _One Year, peri'ding certification~ Thomas Werry, Rebecca Windon. Three Year - Lynn Bookman, Mary Brauer, Judith Carter, Greg Drummer, Connie Gilkey, Mary Grtmm, Mary Haggerty, Marsha Radabaugh, Rita Simmons, Linda Zarnoch. Five Year_:_ Fred Baloy, Chris Rouse. , Omtinuing · - Twtla Childs, Rebecca Cotterill, will •u enttne at y Meigs·school board hires personnel gator for the department of human services. Based upon such computermatches, severalotbercasesare under Investigation at this time, Gerard stated . r------------ Stelnmetz had earner entered a plea of gililty to · the grand theft charge Which was Contained in a blll of Information prepared by the office of Meigs County Prosecuting Attorney FredW.Crow,III,.aUeglng 'that Steinmetz had fraduienuy received S7&:1J from the Meigs County Department of Human Services. . Copyrig~tOjl 1986 m, . accordingtoDavldJenkins,investi· Pomeroy, was given, a six months REAUGNED _;,Terry Neal, Leon, W.Va., piCtured left, look a lllep down In job classUicatlon·and a cut In pay when he wu reallped by . Southem Ohio Coal Company olflcials' from a molonnan to general Inside laborer. Kenny Davis of LanpvUJe looks over a paper wldcih describes Neal's realignment. Davis's own job has not been chaDged by weekend layoffs at Melgs.Mlne No. 1 and Racalon llllne No. :Lin aD, 87 _employed were reaBgned at Meigs 1\llne No. 1 and'llll at Raccoon 1\llne No.3. Vot.36 , No.2 I • • e Grand theft.charge Grand theft Is a felony ofthefourth Robert Emmett Peoples, ·74, 101 degree canylng a possible penalty English Road, Point Pleasant, died olslx,l2or18months In prison and a Tuesday at Pleasant Valley Hospiflne of up to $2500. talat4:15a.m. During the earlier appearance Helen Sinclair Born Sept. 17, 19W, in Pomeroy, before Judge Knight; Steinmetz Ohio, he was the son· of the late entered a plea of guUty and a 6 COlOIS ~VWilf Waiter E. and Florelfce Mantor Helen Sin~lalr, 65, of Route 1, pre-sentencing investigation was Peoples. Shade, died Monday evening at the WAS 197.00 ·· He was a former assistant chief O'Bleness Memorial Hospital, held. tax deputy of the Mason County Athens. Sheriffs Tax Office, justice of the Born in Meigs County, shewasthe Ye:;terday, Steinmetz was given a NOW peace and United States postal daughter of the late Denver and six month sentence In the Ohio State employee. He was a member ofthe Hattie WUI Van Nest. and a member Refdrmatory for Women at MarysBellemead United Methodist of the Hemlock Grove Christian ville and at the conclusion of ~ Church wbere he was the teacher of ·Church. Monday hearing, Steinmetz' attorthe Men's Sunday School Class and She Is survived by two daughters, ney, Michael Mullen; filed a Written Point Pleasant LlonsCiul>. Hew as a Mrs. Walter (Loretta) Douglas, motion asking that the court permit graduate of Pomeroy High School, Route 5, Athens, and Mrs. Kenneth Steinmetz to serve her sentence in attended Ohio University and Ohio (Vicki) Bolen, Albany; four sons, theMeigsCountyJaU.JudgeKnlght State University andwasagraduate Kenneth, Paul and Lyle Sinclair, all wtU rule on thatmotlon next Monday REG. 1115.20 mp~·e oftheDateCarnegieSchool. . of Shade, and Boyd' Sinclair, and Steinmetz was released on ...... ' q Surviving are his wife. Geor- Athens; a daughter-in~law, Julia recognizance bond. (Continued from page 11 broomsthemselvesduringthe~lean geanna Burrts Peoples; fourdaugh- Tipple Sinclair, Shade; 14 grandters, Marlannf' Siders, Kissimmee, chlldren, .and three stepAcco""ing to Paul Gerard,lnvesNOW that $12,<ro wl)lch comes to the up process. s d hildr f hi h Simon, speaking on behalf of the. Fla., Becky prouse, Ravenswood, gran c en. · tlgator for the Meigs County Barbara Lewis and Judith Young, Alsosurvlvingarethreebrothers, Prosecutor's ofilce, the alleged village rom state g way's money shou.ld be used to update the traffic group, aisoquestlonedcouncllabout both of Point Pleasant; one son, Leo Van Nest, Albany, and Norman fraud by Steinmetz was dtsOOvered signal parking ~ters de wit])in · 'Ro""rt v-an Nest • · through a I'l)iltine computer match . at that location. Information out-of:Order · "" E. Peoples -J. r., Leo·n,· _two '· v. an Nes t· and Kermit . . 'about·updating tht~i signaj·ls to be · the vUi<ll!e. Councllman 4" rson sisters, Edyth · Ford and ' Florence . Athens; two s.lsters, Mrs. Cecil of Ohio Depariment .. of Hum ootalned·trom the Ohio Department suggested !hilt anytline merchants· MICkey, both of Columbus, Ohio; 13 (Nina ) Welch, Shade, and Mrs. · . Ser\llceS' records with soCial secur. REG. 1215:40 of Transportation in Coiumb~. As hear complaints from customers Cl d H I) Ba t Alb pointed out by Anderson; around regarding parking meters, they grandchildren, four greatY e ( aze . x er, any. tty and aid to depenc;!ent child~ Sll.tOI 'would be needed for tile . should send them to vlllage hall.lf a• grandchlldren and several nieces She wasp~ In death by her recipients. the prosecutor's ofltce .. . project .:,:_ .$5<XX) for 'me con troll!>{ -parking ticket has IJetjn ls~!!d for a . and neph~s. . ... ' e' -, . par~ts, h~rhusband,J\ibaSlnclajr, .' and the- department ."of hUITian NOW . ·' >: .. Funeral SerVICE! will be 2 p.m. one son,_David, a granddaughter,.& servi~ t;Oittlna'lly.. ~llttOr silch and$l!XXltor each face on the signal. meter which does not work prop- Thursday at the Crow-Russell · sister, Carol McLead, and a brother, computer matches to unc<>"~r Accordingtostatelaw,whenslgnais erly, the ticket wUI be voided. Funeral HomewlththeRevs.Bryan .Robert Van Nest. instances where' Individuals are are updated, two faces are needed Also present for Monday's meet· F lU be held t 2 1 1 for each lane of traffic. Two faces for · tngwas Councilman Henry Werry. Blair and Tally Hanna officiating. unera serv ces w a fraduiently recelvlng benefits, GeBurtal will be at Kirkland Memorial p.m. Thulpday at the Bigony- raril reports. Computer matches of eaculhdobetthreeeedsedi~ oNf th~conrrolt!>r Veterans Memorial Gardens. Jordan Funeral Home at Albany.. state Income tax records and ADC wo n a ye ve. C~lling hours are at, the funeral Roger Watson wUI oHiclate and recipients are· also being done homeafter2to4p.m.and7to9p.m. burial wUI be In the Birllngham · · Mayor Richard Seyler also sugAdmissions-Mabel Black, Pome- Wednesday. Cemetery. The famUy will receive gested the vlllage check with ODOr REG. about widening the road at that roy; Paul Duff, Middleport. friends at the funeral home this 1314 Discharges--Victor Braley. George Johnsori evening from 7 to 9 and Wednesday, location. According to Seyler, heavy traffic from U.S. 33 to Ohio 124 has 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. greatly increased since the compte- Bloodmobile visit set George Johnson, 63, of the Vlllage • tion of the Ritchie Brtdge at Green Apartments, Pomeroy, died Leagues being fonned Ravenswood-Great Bend and largl' An American Red Cross Blood- Monday evening at the Holzer The JayMar Golf Club Men's trucks havedlff1CI1ity in making the mobUe wUI be at the M~lgs County Medical Center, Gallipolis. Complete line ol vqetable &be'd· Tue. sday and Wednesday Leagues sharp tum. Senior Citizens Center from 1 to5: 30 Born In Hartford. W. Va., he was di~ plants, ha~i~ baskets, are now being formed. Pomeroy merchants Paul Simon, p.m. Wednesday. the son of the late George E. potted plants - bloomirw &foliThose interested who have not yet Sandy lannarelii and BtU Quickel Donors giving replacement blood Johnson, Jr., and Helen Klaas 11&' 8. shrubbery, rose bushes. were at Monday night's meeting to during the visit are to mention that Johnson. He retired from the U. S. signed up for league play are to azaleas & Rhododendrons. . discuss the merhants participating fact to the clerical staff when they Navy after 21 years and also served contact BobFreedat992-20<l4orcaU OPEN DAIL Y9 "to 5· · in the village's upcoming cleanup. report to the unit. in the Merchant Marines and theU. the club house, 992-6312. The SUNDAY 1 to 5 SttCond, G1llipolls Merchants are planning to push S. Marine Corps, and was a member Tuesday League will start on-Aprtl PH.992·5776 446-1171 Demonstrations set of the Civil Air Patrol. Mr.'Johnson 30 and the Wednesday League on was a veteran of World War II, the May1. Cindy Oliveri; Meigs County Korean Conflict and Vietnam. He Extension Agent, home economics, was a member of the Masonic Ohio lottery winner will demonstrate make-ahead Lodge. Annie Cleland Muter, 14, Meigs mixes at Wednesday night's meetCLEVELAND (AP) - The Survivors include a brother, Louis Junior High Student, who was ing of the Third Wednesday Home- E. Johnson, New Haven, W. Va.; winning number drawn Monday reported missing by her husband, makers Club, Syracuse, at the three sisters, Peggy Taylor and night in the Ohio Lottery's dally Jack Miller, last Tuesday returned municipal building. Annette Boyd, Pomeroy, and Vera game, "TheNumber.'' was 8()1. OFFICE 8:30-12 NOON to her home near Rutland Sunday, In the "Plck4" g11me, the winning Roberts, Columbus, and a compan1 Miller 'said that he received a TB test proof required 1:00-4:30 ion, Edith Woolard, along with number was 7661. telePhone call from his wife Sunday. The lottery reported earnings of several nieces and nepheWs. She had gone to Cleveland from Proof of a recent tuberculin skin Friends may call at the Ewing $353,956 from wagering on Its dally Middleport last Tuesday with a {l1an test Is required for children register106 EAST SECOND Funeral Home Wednesday, 2 to 4 game. Earnings came on sales of and his daughter. In Cleveland, she ing for kindergarten In Meigs ABOVE BANK ONE IN POMEROY and 7 to9p.m. and on Thursday prior $1,263,762.~. while holders of .went to the police and arranged to County. nlng tickets' are entitled to share 992-6417 call Meigs County to notify her $909.~. 50. Free tuberculin skin tests w1Jl be ' husband of her location. She was given at the Meigs County Tubercuretum€d to her home Sunday night losis office this Frtilay and next . by her husband. Monday and Tuesday from 8: 30 to Tonight, clearing and cooler. Low 11 :30a.m. Thoseneedlngtbetestlng in the mld-40s. Wednesilay, surmy. done are asked · to · follow the High near70. Thechanceofralnls20 schedule. Anyone needing Informa- percent tonight and · near zero tion should call 992-3722. It's not always recocnized, but some auilt almost alWednesday. ways ·is prestnl with &rllf, at the loss of i loved one. Extended Forecast ~cordlnf to psycholoc1sts, this happens because anMeigs County Emergency Medl- Mee18 Wedriesday Thul'!lday through Saturday: t( 11 one o t.ht nilural components of the pief proem. Fair weather and quite wann: cal Service reports six calls for hieanaer Cia bt directed outward, appnrinau hostility to othe11. Often thlenaer is directed inwards upon on self. assistance were answered Monday. The Syracuse V!Uage Connell wUI IUghs from the mid-'lUll to mid-SOt. 'Tht person btcomtsiiiii'Y at the depression thet has reAt 6:41a.m .. Pomeroy was called meet at 7:30 p.m Wednesday at Lows In the 40s Thul'!lday momlng s~lted from his lou; then feelscullt for what ht ml&ltt to Kingsbury R.d . lor Zelda Davis to Village hall. and In the 50s and low 80s Friday and . m11llltnly idmtHy u ancer II tht deceued. The cyclt contlnun with unhuithy results. Holzer Medical Center. At 7:57a.m., • Middleport was Called to 146 rr;;;;;;~~~~~~;;;;;;;Satu;;;rd;a;y;. • C~lldren, too, '!'ltn fftl pitt at the deeth of a parent. btciUH they daR I Uncltll!lncl that they didn't cause the Mulberry for Mabel Black to , WEDNESDAY NIGHT saE dutll. Slmilllly, Pltltlts "'lcuilt at the de,th of a child Veterans Memorial Hospital. · r CIAL whtn Iitty lm~clne that they could have prnenttd the Tuppers Plains at 9:01a.m. transdeeth. ' ported Althea Barton from her AI With plef, pill Cln often benstd by time and norresidence on Ohio 7 to CamdenRill eiiiOiionll hnilnc. tf it rtllllins a problem that disClark Memorial Hospital. Pomeroy Served with Dining Room Only rupts the 1101n11l proctu of pief, tile penon should setl BILL BLOWER pitf-counstlln&. •t !0:25a.m. went to East Main St. Mashed Potatoes, Your questlontllld comm111ts are invited 1nd will be for Marvin Darst to Veterans Choice of Salad, Roll & Drink tnlwtrtd in private or publicly, th•oup tllis column. Memorial. At 5: 49 p.m., Pomeroy took Lula Philli~s from Ohio 681 to' Holzer Medical Center. And at 9:03 p.m. Rutland was c'llled to Meigs . ' • (11'1 -'1Al Mine No.~ for Leman Neff to Holzer PH. 992-5432 Pomeroy, OH. ~UDOlAPOIIT, · OHID MediCal Center. E. • .Job security:.....-._:,<C.:..:.on:..;,;tin:_ued:_::,_from~pa_:;_ge_ci) _<c_on_tln_ued_rro_m_;_pa....:.ge_l)_ out by the representatives of the company that the Improvements ,must be made in accordance 'with 'EPA, standards and will run alOng theestimatedflgures.However, the IW!'eSe!ltatives indicated that they hopetheyarehigh-thiswUlmeana savings for the indlvjdual property OWners, they ·stressed. It was brought out that one contractor WQuid be responsible for .all of the work so that the EPAcanpindown responsibUity If the work Is not property handled. Some complaints were 1~ because the estimated overall construction costs with the assumplion that contractors will bid In at figures close to the estimated one. However, commissioner Jones said . a bid calljl(ltbeputoutunl.essthereis an estimated cost figure on a project.Joneslndlcatedalsothatthe commissioners will be looking for grants which might provide cost help tar residents of Tuppers Plains who cannot afford the required upgrading of their sewage systems. However, he indicated there ts no guarantee that such help wUI be fortbcomtng. It was the consensus of everyone at the meeting that Tuppers Plains does have a problem with Sewage. Theprofectifcaniedoutwil!Uftthe buDding ban in the community and will provide a better community in which to live, Jones pointed out. He also urged that the project move ahead especially after there has been such an expenditure involved In getting It to this point in tlme.lt was pointed out that only the properties included in the project design wUlhavetheffipercentEPA help.BUtldersofnewproperlleswlll have to pay 100 percent of the costs . Involved in putting in their sewage · disposal units to conform to present standards. , Some. residents indicated that they .favor a central system which would have allowed for easier community growth. However, Jones s~id that at no previous hearings did any resident testify that a centraisystemwas preferred and it was pointed out that the present design Is the result of trying to keep costs to a minimum. Apri116, 1985 �Wednesday, April 17, 1985 =--;,-=-~~~~~~ Comme.ntary· The Daily Sentinel lll Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE 11\'TERESTS OF THE MEIGS. MASON AREA ~'b ts:: m~ ~v I"T"'.-J,_ -,-,~d •. , . ROBERT L. WINGE1T Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/ Controller · BOB HOEFUCH General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor WedneSday, April17, 1986 i_llia_m~F,.-._B_uc_kl_ey_J_r. Invite a ·Communist?_··-.--___ A flashback. It's the fall of.1962, Invited to speak." If til? house voted and the young pr~ldent ofthe Yale In favor of niy motion, then til? Political Union, who Is now a United Invitation to Hall would be States senator from Oklahoma, withdrawn, · In addressing the students, I invites me to address the union as a part of a series of speakers. one of · recalled that a few weeks . earlier whom Is Gus Hall , secretary of the President John Meng of Hunter Communist Party ot the United College In New York ha!) been States. l replied, to young David confronted with the news that the Boren that I do not accept student ·political assembly at Hun· . engagements In serles that Include ter had Invited both a communist communists, but-that I would agree official -the same Gus Hall- and to speak on the motion, "Resolved, a N;IZI- George Lincoln Rockwell, That a communist should not be who was self-styled ."commander of the American Nazi Party!' Meng • addressed a letter to the student body In which he said that he would not Interfere ,with ·their right to Invite whomsoever they choose, but . that "to accord these undistin· gulshed visitors anything · more demonstrative than a shudder of polite disgust would be to attribute to their presence a totally fictitious Importance." He then called on the faculty of Hunter to join with him In making an appropriate demonstration on the day that Rockwell or · --:.~~~ ' , A MEMBER of The Associated Press, Inland J;>ally Press Asso<.1a· LETTERS OF OPINION .are welcome. They should bf.> Jess than 300 words long. All 1t'll('fS are subj eet lo fdl!lng and must be sig ned with name, address and tel~phonf> nurnber ._No unsigned IE'HNs will be published. L ette-r s should be In lii:ood taste. a~ d resslng LSsul?s, not personaJI!l('s. Letter.to the editor A repeat performance Apparently the board members had no intention In taking any of the Information compiled as even gui· delines · to fill the 'v acant position. True to their form of.condu~tlngbu· stness, the tlllie entailed In the In· tervtew aod testing was not taken Into account This lillie given each applicant by the Interviewer and the testor ,w as considerable and tlllie that could have been used In their routine daly affairs. Was this all done and time wasted to create a "Cover-Up" as we Amer!cans.are so used to every· , day In all our government systems. This type of aCflon should not surpris~ anyone as It Is a repeat of actions taken In the past. . Remember, these are the Slime people that wUI be asking for your support In the future for a new building for 011r district Let us hope they Will do better with lnto~atlon and advice given . by knowledgeable people In their fields of construction, maintenance and staffing or our children of the future. will be the "l~rs ." Betty L, Theiss r·. wo' rke' ·rs take heed . .Blu.e CO'l'-. Ul Hall arrived: Faculty and students would remove . to a synagogue to participate tn a memorial service for victims of Nazism and communism. So: I asked the student assembly, which · would vote on whether to reaffirm the lnvitatlof\ to the communist , whether they expected to hear anything from him they did not already know. ·c ommuni.sts In America, whether native or Soviet, "come to recapitulate their dogmas, to press their drive to co-opt the moral slogans of the West, and to practice the science of confu· slon." I coriCeded that communists are fit objects of intellectual curiosity. but only for practicing sociologists or 'psychologists who lnqlllre Into the darker mysteries of the human temperament . But · political assemblies aren' t psychological clinics. "And yet," I said, "they are human beings." And few of us are practiced In giv ing off that "shudder of polite disgust" recommended by President M<>ng. How then do you treat communists who ·have been Invited? "You may jeer him: some of you may treat · him with that terr!blt> coldness that Is tbe sign of the intellectual foreknowledge that you cannot. at your level of attainment, take seriously the nian who speaks and works tor a kingdom which Is the very purpose of your education to know to despite. Why then bring him here, If no purpose can be served and if It can only result that you wUI humiliate yourself and him?" And I concluded: "Fight him, fight the tyrants everywhere; but do not ask them to your quarters, merely to spit on them. Lobbyists' Jetter_~---Ja_ck_An_d_er_so_n_&_D_a_le_Va_n_A_u_a WASIDNGTON - Health and Human Services Secretary , Mar· garet Heckler received virtually Identical letters from seven dlstln· gulshed members of Congress recently, protesting a plan to save the government several million price" figures, provided by the Industry itself. While noting that virtually all drugs purchased wholesale by the pharmacists were heavily dis· counted, the report stated that "the · Medicaid program does not receive dollars on thepurchaseofprescr!p- any benefit from these discounts." tlon·drugs for the needy. Kus&erow stated that . almost 80 ·. . . . . . . . ~· .· · ·ay no ~olncldence. the congres·. _: percent .:ort!\e ' ·blllton t!lat · . If you are an average; company- . benefits dke heaith lilsura~ce· are siOn<~lletters were almost 'verbaUin .Medicaid. spe~ds on prescriptiOn taxed, employees who are young versions of a "suggested draft " drugs each year Is reimbursed on . employed, middle class, blue collar ~orker, take ·!J~ . · . and healthy may drop .c overage ·to proposed by lobbyists for the the b;~sls or the wholesale figUres. :'fouf emplo);ee , be.nefits are lo -,. avoid.the extra out·Of·pool<i!t taxes. ·National Assoclatloh afChaln Drug • · Kusserow estimated t·hat · res· . d~g:er of being ·taxed.As.Jiart.of a Thls·would leavl! old¢r, les5 healthy · Stores. . ··: ~ . ,_: • , . trietipg the u5e of whol~le t1gures , · pJan to gain more tax reyen,ue and "workecs In the. po51tlon of haVIng to · The target or· this mfnl-campalgn for relmbursl!ment- would save · reduce the federal deficit, Congress absorb the resulting -higher preml· ' Is a report by the department's Medicaid "at least" $360 rntillon ai1d the Treasury Department are urns along with the higher taxes. Inspector general, Richard Kus- over the next five years. . Further, any major medical ex- serow, recommending changes In But the chain drug-store assoclacOilslder!ng a number of revisions tqJhe federal income tax structure pense could result In catastrophic the purchase of drugs for poor tlon, in its letter to the me mbers of · t~t would have a significantly losses for those employees who patients under the Medicaid pro· <;:ongress, claimed Kusserow's me: adverse effect on many of the chose to drop medical coverage. gram, Essentially, Kusserowurged thodology ,resulted in a "skewed Thebenefitsyounowhavearethe that the discounts pharmacists get and inconclusive report," The $300 er?.ployee benefits your >'Ompany n<iw provides. result of tax policies which have from wholesalers and manufactur· milllon. tn savings, the association :Jl the recommendations In the encouraged American business to ers he passed along to the federal said, is "simply illusionary." U.S. Treasury t~x proposals were . create and maintain programs to government . Seven nearly Identical copies of tobecomed law.youwouldbeiaxed provide protection and Income Instead, Kusserow found, the the lobbyists' "suggested draft" ofi the value of your . Group Life security for employees and their drug stores have been reimbursed ~to theHealthandHuman ]~urance, the valueofyourservlce families. on the basis of "average wholesale S<\rvices Department by Sen. Spark awards, education assistance proIf these proposed changes to the vJiled by the company, and on a tax laws are enacted a nd benefits Jl!li'fion of the cost of yout Medical are taxed. over the , long term ~lor Dental Assistance Plan. , employees may be forced to drop :If 'the value of employee benefits certain coverages or to choose one were taxed, your taxes could be particular plan at the cost of losing I sat in ori a press briefing In Honduras ." InCreased In three ways, One. you others. · Washington some weeks back that W. Deap Hopkins of Lakewood, would pay more federal Income· Thus, In this effort to eliminate could not have been one of George Ohio, Jook exception to the Monit$ices on what appears to be the current tax Incentives asso· Shultz's better days. tor's editorial criticism of Nicara ''til~her" Income. Two. you would elated with employee benefit pro· The topic was Sovlet·Amerlcan " gua 's recent election. He made the ·· a1f0 have to pay Increased state and grams, you, your fellow e mployees , relations. It was within hours of the points that outside observers had !\leal income taxes on this "higher'.' your families, and millions of other announcement of Konstantln Cheraffirmed tb3t the vote was honest IQ{-Qme. Amertcim workers will be the nenko's death, and the secretary of and that the vote for a national : J1nally. the value of your benefits losers. state was abOut to leave for Moscow asSembly was by . proportional '!9Uid also be subject to Social We all recognize the need to ·with the u.s: delegaton to 'the representation, "hardly a method ~ur!ty taxes. These taxes would reduce the federal deficit and to funeral rites. 1 to be chosen by a one-party hi Incurred whether arnot you used overhaul the complicated fax laws. The first question concerned dictatorship." Also, that Daniel of your benefits becau§l' your but I believe that proposals which Nicaragua. Shultz objected that the Ortega's election as president was oompany would be obliged to report damage the benefits of millions ·of subject had been dragged In by the by .a larger percentage of voting· tfll!{ Income and withhold taxes employees are not an effective way heels, but answered. By rough age Nicaraguans !47 percent) than f[Or;n your paycheck. ' to accomplish those ends. estimate, two out of three questions was Ronald Reag11n's by the I strongly encourage you to write •1v!Y company, along with many that followed we~e also about similar category of .Americans (31 Other companies, Is urging Presl· to the White House, to your Nicaragua or the broader problem percent) . <l!!rtt Reagan and Congress not to senators, and to your represen(a· of Central America . "I urge that we ' judge this · Interfere with the tax treatment of lives to let them know that you Shultz gave up objecting, Not !Nicaraguan 1 government by Its O¢ployee benefit programs. I hope oppose any changes In the tax much got said abOut Soviet· fruits," he concluded, "rather than )iqu wUI join, me and other treatment of your benefits. American relations. by the epithets we may attach to It" ~loyees In this effort by letting I just don't see how middle class, The occasion, back on March 11, ll.onald Reagan's description or . ~ elected officials know that blue collar workers can survive was recalled by the latest Issue of anti-Sandinlsta guerrillas as "·freet~ proposed changes wUI harm much more taxation . - Mike the Christian Scrence Monitor to dom fighters" reminds Grace Wise, Jia.U and your family. For example, Kincaid, Racine, Ohio, reach my desk, specifically, by the of La Grange, Ill., of an Abraham ~~~akers must recognize that If ' letters to the'editor. Llnco(n riddle. How many legs There are tour. would a dog have If you called his Paul E. Shannon of. Somerville. tall a leg• Mass., agrees with the Monitor's "No matter what you calf.hls tall editorial approval of resumption of it Is stlll a tall," she writes. "No the Contadora peace process as the , matter what you call the contras, , best hope for avoiding a catastro- they are still a terrorist group of :~),Is Wednesday, Apr1117, the 107th day of 1!115. There ;tre251ldays phic conflict In Central America. ex·Somozan national guardsmen lett.ln the year. He takes issue, however, with the who have been funded for four '- :t'oday's highlight In history: . . paper's assertion that a draft treaty years by the' CIA with ITIY tax : pn April \7.1961, about 1,500 CIA-trained Cuban exiles'Jaunched the Bay produced by the Contadora coun-- dollars - and yours." <t;Plgs Invasion of Cuba In an ,atte_mpt to overthrow the government of trtes (Mexico, Colombia, Panama William· H. Venable o} Falls ~I Castro. The Invasion failed, 81ld the survivors were captured. and Venezuela) , was one-sided. 'The Church, Va., commends recent this date: . . ' • . , Jn 1492, a contrAct was signed between Christophe~ Columbus and Spain draft was accepted last fall by MOJ1liOr commentaries on the NICIInfKUa but rejected •by the Issues of Nicaragua as excellent t6·seek a westward ~ean passage to Asia. United States . journalism." ' • In 1521, Martin Luther went before the Diet ot Worms. to face charges "The rnllltary provisions that "This Is a needed contrast," he from his religious writings. · apply to U.S. allies In Central cont'lnues, . "to unsubstantiated ! In 1'190, Benjamin Franklin died in Philadelphia at the age of 84. America apply to Nicaragua," he statements coming from the 1861, the VIrginia State Convention voted to secede from the Unlon, wrote. "And the political provisions administration." •in 1941, Yugoslavia surrendered to Germany In World War II. you criticize for being too easy on What conneets these letters with ' ln 1964, Jerrie_Mock of Colum~. Ohlo, became the firSt woman to Nicaragua are exactly the Same as the Shultz briefing Is the ·adminisOOrnplete a solo airplane flight around the world. those that apply to EJ Salvador, tration's ·hard·seU effort to focus ~ ten years ago: Phnom Penh ten to communist Insurgents, endlpg Costa Rita, Guatemala , ·and public attention on Centrar AmerCambodia's five-year war. si.7 Matsunaga, 0-HawaU, and Reps. Richard Selby, 0-Ala.; Henry Hyde, R·Ill.; Joseph Addabbo, 0-N.Y.; Charles Wilson, 0-Texas; William Hefner, R·N.C .• and Tony Coelho, D-Callf. Shelby, AddabbO and Coelho adopted the _aS&OCiatlon'ssuggested phr~seolo!jY worMor-word In this key · 'paragraph: '"I!' Ms · qeen bro1,1ght to J'riy atteqtlim that tlifs report contains serious arithmeti· cal as well as theoretical flaws ." Th_e ·,more., ~autlo~ Matsunaga cnanged · 'conta.!ns:• , · to . ;".may ... cqntaln." . · · Hyde, Wilson and Hefner used the association's suggested line : ''Thus, the IG'_s obsessive focus on (wholesale ligures) simply obs· cures reality." But for some reason Hy~e dropped the lobbyist· suggested line ·that the Inspector general's report "does little more than attack a straw man of the department's own construction." WUson and Hefner liked the straw man metapl)Or and used It verbatim . Seventeen · other congressmen simply passed on letters from Irate local druggists. A spokesman for the association told our associate Tony Capacclo that tlie approach to Congress followed years of unsuccessful attempts to get the Health and ·llumap .Service · Department to .~hidJ ~~~- ~ntlr~ tellliburseme_nt : IsSue. "We ran our of patience," he . said. "We couldn't get ·a respense oul of the bureau~;racy." 'l'he ~ssOclaJion'$ J.a rgest cam· ' patgn·donatlons since l981,1ncldentally, wen{ to Shelby''($2,150), Hyde (1,950) and Addabbo ($1,5;'50) , Footnote: Hyde's office Insisted that the congressman's letter In· eluded "wholeSale changes" from the association's suggested draft. Shelby's 'office candidly acknowl· edged that putting a group's·letter Qver a member's signature Is "not unusual." Addabbo's office said such a letter was "something we would have done for just about anybody," They got our attention_ _ _ _ _n_o_nc_ra..:_:_iff ,;ny lea and build support for its hard-line approach to the problem. As the briefing Indicated, it may be allliost too ,success!ulln the first respect. But as the Monitor letters suggest, with something-other than the desired response, Of course, four letters to one newspaper do not a statistically vaUd opinion·sampling make. But the uniformly critical · attitude toward administration policy. was at least Intriguing In Ught of the. Monitor's dedication to balance and Impartiality. So I telephoned the M\)nltor editor In charge of letters and asked why the, lmhalance In this particular selection. It couldn't be helped, I was told. If a single letter on the contrary side or an issue Is received, It is usually printed But there was none In this Mets, Cubs keep pace in·NL East ByBENWALKER · AP Sports Wrller RonDar)tngpltchedagreatgame fortheNewYorkMets.JoseDeLeon threw superbly for the Pittsburgh Pirates , Yet all that either of them" had after the MetS' 2-1 victory Tuesday night was an empty feeling . "We won the game and that's the big .thing, but I'd be lying If I didn't say I was lrustrated," said Darling, who allowed just one)llt - a sll)gle · by Johnny Ray to lead off the first inning - but left after walking two batters to start the eighth. "I've pitched well for two games and have nothing to show for It except the thanks of my teammates." DeLeongaveup just fourhitsover eight Innings and struck out 14. As It turned out, the game was decided In the ninth Inning, New York'sMookie WUsonledoffthetop half of the inning with a triple against John Candelaria, 1·1, and scored on a sacrifice fly by Keith . Hernandez. Jesse Orosco, 1.(), who allowed Pittsburgh's tying run to Score in the eighth on a groundout, struck out the side In the bottom of the ninth to complete the combined one-hitter. · , The victory· boosted New York's record toG-1. In other NL games 'On a low-scoring day, Chicago nipped Philadelphia 1-0 in '10 innings, Cincinnati edged Atlanta 2:1, San Soto hurls Reds past Braves, 2-l " A8tros '7, Dodgen 3 . Bill' Doran's suicide-squeeze bunt, coupled with an error by reliever Ken Howell on the play, allowed two runs to score as Houston rallied for six runs In the top of the ninth Inning against three Los Angeles pitchers. Houston trafied 3-1 going into the ninth, but Kevin Bass led off with a double against Tom Nledenfuer, Steve Howe, the eventual losing pitcher, relieved and gave up an RBI. single to pl~ch hitter Jim Pankovits and a one-out Infield hit to Jerry Mumphrey. Howell then took over, but promptly yielded a single to pinch hitter Enos Cabell that'made It 3-3. After Mark Bailey walked on four pitches to load the bases, )he Astros put on the squeeze and Doran bunted . pack to the mound. Howell's throw to the plate was late and wild. Cavs face ~eltics Thursday RICHFIELD, Ohio lAP)- World B. Free has relnjured the groin muscle In h!,s left leg, but the Cleveland Cavaliers' leading scorer says nothing will keep hlm, from playing in the National Bllsketball Association playoffs. Free relnjured the muscle during Tuesday's practice. He llniped off thecour-1. • The Cavaliers wlll meet the BostonCeltlcs In Boston Garden on Thursday to their best-of-five series, Boston's 63-19 record was the NBA.'s best this season. Cleveland's ' I 36-46 mark tied for the poorest among \he 16 playoff clubs. The Cavallershavep't won In Boston In . 6~ years· and th~ ha:ven't-lli!!!n In ·the playoffs since 1978. . . . Free averaged more thitn' 2:! .points a game this season. ·The lnjury,occun:e<J'I'\I~ay when Free ,. · tried to fight-his way p;,~st·teamma:te tJeitn ··- ~MelTurpln. :. "Jg6t caught inaplck,"Freesald. "I hit a 277-pciund Turpin, then I stepped on Ron's (Anderson's) shoe. It felt like when you split two chicken legs." When Free Injured his groin muscle early in the season, he missed 10 games. "This Is better than the first one, a lot better, " Free said. "I couldn't plckmylegupbefore." H~sald"wlldhorsescouldn'tkeep me from playing': in the playoffs, but he confessed, "I'll be honest with you. This thing hurts." Aller the Injury, "the spirit left" the workout, said Co;!ch George Karl, but he took the injucy In stride. ·"OUr tear:n, all year lpng, has acc:epted tru! great 'clllillel)~,':, Karl Said. The• team ' made ·the~ piayoffsdespltea'2-19start. . , Karl said he-has not figured out a , ga~ plan In C!lse Fr~ Is ~rio~sly injured. · . . · · ..,. .:. ·. ~ -.· .AND MULLEN iNSURANCE 113 SECOND AVE. POMEROY CALL 992-3381 992-2342 KElLER BUSINESS SERVICES STOOPS AND CONQUERS- Cbtclnnall Reds' pitcher Mario Soto (2-1) comes through Tuesday durint the Reds' 2-l victory over the Atlant& llraves at Allanta .Fulton County stadium. Solo gave up seven hits bt the game. ( AP Laserpboto), • Young lady golfers will organize league· A young ladles golf l~gue meeting will be held 6: 30 p.m. Monday at the Jaymar Golf Course Club house. The new league Is open to any yoimg woman wishing to play golf this summer_. 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"What you get is what you UBI', and this Is what we got." foday in history •t_!, "It's gett.lng to where aU you can do Is try to keep him In the park," said Cincinnati Manager,Pete Rose of Murphy, the twO-time NL Most Valuable Player, who has hit 3li home runs In each or the last three seasons. • "It's scary, But 1'4arlo got the big outs when.he needed to. He threw the double play ball to MUilJhY aod he got the big outs with .the bases loaded," said Rose. Davis broke thel-1 tte, when as~ first batter to face reliever Rick Camp, 1}2, he opened the sixth with his homer over the left field fence, his first oft he year. '!'he Reds had taken a 1.() lead In the second on Ron Oester's run· scoring double off Atlanta starter Len Barker, who was making his first appearance since July~, l!ll4 "That was the whole game," said Soto, who also managed to get out of a one-out, bases-loaded jam In the seventh Inning, wh~ he got pinch-hitter Gerald Perry and Claudell Washington on forceout grounders. .• .. .. c ATLANTA (AP) - Lucky and careful is what you have to be when you pitch to Atlanta's Dale Murphy; &ays Cincinnati right-hander Marlo Soto. A!ter surrendering a solo home run to Murphy In the second inQing and a single In the fourth, $oto found a way to get the National League's hottest hltter out and protected a2-1 victory for the Reds Tuesday night . Soto, 2-1, yielded only seven hits and rookie Eric Davis snapped a sixth-Inning tie with a home run to pace the Reds' to their second stralghl victory over the Braves. "He (Murphy) has been hitting the ball every tlnne," said Solo. To get him out, "You have to be lucky and you have to \Je real, real careful." Murphy, 13 for 27 after seven games Is batting , 480, and has five home runs and 14 runs batted In as he either ieads or Is near the top In every offensive category in . the league. Solo, however , struck Murphy out In the sixth and got hllli to bounce Into a doubleplay In the eighth. Diego tipped San Francisco 2·1 and Houston rallled past Los Angeles 7~3. Cubs 1, Phllll111 0 There weie no 1.0 games at Wrigley Field last season, but fine efforts by Chicago's ~nills Ecker5· ley and Philadelphia's Jerry Koos-. !han - along with a 24 mph wind blowing in from center field produced one this time. Eckersley, H. went the enttr.e 10 Innings, giving up five hits while striking out U . It was his first shutout In thrEe years. KoiJsman went eight Innings and gave up five.hits~ case. .... .. ,, The Daily Sentinel- Page 3 ' w . _ lion a~d th e American Newspa~r Publtshers Association. In February of this year a secretarial position became available.at Southern Local !Hgh School. Appll· atJons for this position were taken ,with 14 appl1cants seeking the job. Each applicant was interviewed ln4!vlduaUy by aobby Ord, Supt. and James Adams, Principal at Southern High School. Also to be ell- · gible, testing In business skills was given to the applicants by Mrs. Bal· ley, a business teacher of the school system. After the Interviews and testing was completed, Mr. Ord and Mr. Adams evaluated aU applicants on the basis of Information obtained during the lnte.r views aod the t~t scores. Based on this Information a letter was presented by Mr. Ord to the Southern School Board, naming all.appllcants and recommending t~ employ Mrs. Rita Matthews to the position, According to Information I could obtain, Mrs. Matthews received the highest score on the testing and it would seem did well In the Inter· ' views conducted to receive their reCOIJimendatlon. She was not hired. Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio f)()¢ • • �' Pomeroy~Middleport, Ohio Page 4-,-The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, Apri117, 1985 Wednesday, April 17, 1985 Cl~veland beats Orioles, 6-3 CLEVE~ (AP) -Cleveland before today and It's very rewardlrig Indians' right-hander Vern Ruhle to us to finally get one," Ruhle says he recognized his own Urnita· added. !Ions while pitching against the · Baltim Orioles. · "Everything went their way," "Youc· 'tdoanythlrigmorethan sald Baltimore starter DeMls g11ted to do. !'tried to - Martinez. 0-1, who allowed three what you · stay within y llmltatklns and keep rwis on seven hits over the first five lnnlngs as Baltimore sUpped to 4-2. the ballll!"l get ground balls," saki Ruhle, improved his record to "They were going to win a game 1·1 after tossing 6 l-3 scoreless sooner or later and they did today." Innings Tuesday. Ruhle helped give .Ruhle· yielded only· five singleS the Indians their first victory after and one walk while strlklng out five losses this seasdn, a 6-Jdecislon seven before Tom Waddell came on over Baltimore. . . · tO finish. Waddell gave up Balli· "Maybe we will loosen up a little more's runs on a two-run eighth· bit now,'' said Indians' Ma11ager Pat lnnlng homer by Cal Ripken and a Corrales. . ninth-Inning leado!! shot by Larry Ruhle, 34, struggled through a 1·9 Sheets. campaign withHoustonlastseason. Julio Franco drove In three runs He signed as a tree agent with the and Brett Butler had three 1111$ a nd scored , three times to spark the Indians In the off-season. • "I would say that the slider was Indians' o!!ense. my most effective pitch - In Butler led off the first with a hunt .. reached third a total of three ilmes, Including two addition to the fastball - but I was single and took thlrd when Martinez bunts where the ball was overthrown at 11rst as the . able to get good location with the threw ' the ball away trying to nip lndlans won their ftrst game of the season 11-3. ( AP slider. him. He scored on Franco's Infield Laserphoto ). . "We've played wellenoughtowln single. · . Cleveland Indians • batter. Brett Butler slldeS Into third base under Baltimore · orioles' third baseman \Vayne Gr!J81; with a third Inning triple In Tuesday's game In Cleveland. Butler ' SNEAKING IN - --·· won for the first time In six games this season and Spoiled the Blue · Jays' home opener. Yankees 5, While Sox 4 Don Baylor slammed a home run off the leftfieldfoulpolescreen In the bottom of the ninth, boosting New York overChlcago and making the Yankees' home opener a success. Baylor's first homer of the year came with one out off Dan Splllner, 0-1, the fourth Chicago pitcher, who had retired the previous five batters hefaced. " A's 9, Mariners 7 Bruce Bochte drove In three runs with a pair ' of doubles for the Oakland A's, who survived four Seattle home runs to edge the Mariners. Seattle suffered Its second straight loss after opening the season with six consecutive victories. Mike Warren, 1-1, was winner in relief. Islanders bounce back, win playoff LANI)OVER,Md . (AP) -Living with some spectacular work. CIUiadlerl!l 1, Bruins o ontheectgeofdisasterdoeswonders The Islanders open the best-of- ~ Mats Naslund scored with · 51 8·6. fortheNew ·York Islanders. · ~enf>atrlckDlvislori flnalsThurs- seconds left In the, ga-me .19 · Utf · 1n the sixth frame Southem took a comfortable 12-9 le~d with a big· · 'trye Islanders a challenge. _ day night In Philadelphia. ·• . · •.Montreal over Boston settfugup an . place . them dtrectiy · In fro~t ·ot_, a ·· _ ·In other Sl'r!es-decfdlng games; Adatns DiviSion .nna'l series with . loaded gun, and they respond like a both decided with late goals, provincial rlva[ Quebec. Softball meeting ~et trapped t!ger. .They lash out, strike Montreal blanked Boston 1-0 and- . Naslund took a g'rve-and-go pass •, . . ·. ' . b<lck and come back. ' · Quebec outlasted Buffalo 6-5. · "We l~e. to _go ror ·th_e Jugula. r.'.' · .._troll') Mario Trembla.y, swung .In . Meigs-Mason Girl's Soft))aiiAsso-, , ... . front of )he· net and lleat Btullis · · cia tlon will ntf;'e1 Sunday a(ternoon, said cap\ In Denis 'Potv.hi, whpse goaltender Doug Keans. · 2 p.m ., attheR:C.BottllngCo.of!lce, :standoui(defenslve work was a key l'!ordlques ·a. Sabres 5' Second Ave., Middleport. All interBrent Ashton Scored with 1: 091eft Steve Ptnney recorded 20 saves lngredi tin N Y k' 21 1 t en ew or s · vc ory fortheshutout,whlle Keanssaved24 ested Individuals are Invited to ..Tuesday night o\ler the Washington In the game to cap Quebec's In defeal . attend . Capitals. That win completed an third-period com eback from a 5-3 ~landers rally from a two-game deficit against Buffalo. l deficit and made them the first The Sabres, like the Islanders, / ' National Hockey League team to ' were trylngtobecometheflrsttcam dimb out o'l such a hole and win a to successfully rally from a 2-0 nve-ganie series. deficit in a beSt-of-5 series. ; Anders Kallur and Brent Sutter Ashton scored on a low shot from :SCOred In the second period before the right.faeeo!f circle that deflected Bob Carpenter responded for the In off the goa l post to beat Tom capitals, who had won the first two Barrasso. . games here In overtime and then Buffalo took a 5-3 lead early In the double overtime. Islanders goal- third period when defenseman Phil ;tender Billy Smith, the man who Housley srored on a screen shot -backstoppeq them to four straight from the point, but Quebec scored :litanley Cups from 1981-84 before twicE' in 64 seconds on goals by Alain )hey lost to Edmonton last spring, Cote and Randy Moller to tie the m ade the one-goal margin stand up game 5-5. · · Give Member : The Associated Press, Inla nd Dally Press Assoclaflon and the American Newspaper Publls,hers Associa-tion . NaTional Advertisi ng Representative, Branham NeWs)>flper Sal es, 733 Third A \•t•nue, Nt.'w York, New York 10017. POSTMASTER: Send addr~ss Changes to Th!' Da ll y &ont lnf'l, 1ll Court St·., Po· meroy. Ohio 457fl.l. ' SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier or Motor Route ' Subscribers not d€'slrl n~ to pay the car. rler ma y rf'mll In adva nce d lr(l('l to The Dally S<>nllnel on a ,l, 6 or 12 month bas is. 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People have been major league team to be based In the ding plants, hartilll basltets. move the Kansas Qty Kings very friendly," he said. Callfornla city, with a population of potted plants·_ bloomirt &foli· franchise to Sacramento bodes well 303,101 in a counl)' with a 1366,101 b Sh for the lea'gue, the team and the ThE! Kings, who stan~ ~n 1948 as resldents.lt's ioca!ed about 90mlles age, shrubbery, rose u es, california city.. ' the Rochester Royals, moved to north of Oakland, home of another mleas & Rhododendrons. "We are delighted with ·the Cincinnati In 1957 and Kansas NBA franchise, the Golden State OPEN DAILY 9 to 5 prospect or having ·a team In City-Omaha In 1972, completed a ' Warriors . s~:-~~tb1~6 5 Sacramentoforthe1!1!5-!J;season," transcontint"ntal Jaunt with the rp;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;~;:::::;;;:;;;:;;~ Stern said Tuesday after the NBA latest transfer. Board of Governors·voted to move The only negative In the shift of the franchise. "Sacramento proba· cities ls the absence of a large arena. bly will be among the leaders of all A $12 mllllon, 10,400-seat arena wlll NBA teams In season ticket sates. be used for two seasor)S, and owner Radio and television outlets are ', Gregg Lukenbill had to p1romlse a anxious to have those games. 16,101-seat buUdlng after tltat. Commercial success' of the fran· "We expect a 16,101-seat. arena ln 35 (CIIA-GEIGY) .............YA..... chlse is virtually assu1'1!!1." two seasons and lf .thalt doesn't Enthusiasm was evident at the happentbeNBAretalnstheoptlonto team's new home where "s.icra· reacquire the team," Stem said. menlo Kings" T-shirts went on sale The move of the Midwest Dlv· 0 soon after the official iskln's last-place team, which finannouncement. ished the season with a 31-!51 record, · "We've been getting phone calls was accompliShed by a u:nanirnous all day long, mostly from people voteofthe NBAowners, wlllOrat!fied Inquiring about tickets and wanting a decision madetwoweek:S ago by a to buy T-shtris and pennants," said five-owner special committee. One Onuay . ATHENS, Ohio (AP) -Them state spring wild turkey ~ason opens Monday. and Division of Wildlife o!flclals are P.redlctlng a second straight record harvest. In 1984, hunters harvested an Ohio record. of 1,233!\lrkeys for ·~era! reasons: higher turkey populations, more co.untles open to hunting and extension of the season to three weeks for the first time. The 1985 season extends through Saturday, May 11. Only bearded turkeys may be taken. Wildlife officials believe Ohioans are becorrilng.better turkey hunters, · With nearly 20 percent of them being successful last year. Less than 4 percent of the turkey hunters bagged a bird In 1966. • Peter C. Thompson, a spokesman for the wildlife's Division IV, said more than 10,101 turkey perrtilts have been issued for the upcoinlng seasoo. He believes (:here 'will be a record harvest, If the weather cooperates. The wild turkey became extinct in Ohlo In 19()1 because or destruction of Its habitat and excessiv!,' ·hunting. However, wildlife officials began stocking Ohio's forests with wild birds frpm neighboring states. Now the wild turkey occupies almost orle-fourth of Ohio's 88 counties. Hunting Is pennltted In 31 counties, mostly In the southern and southeastern parts of the state. · Wildlife law enforcement officers remind hunters of the new tagging requirements for the 1985 wild turkey season. Each person ~ho kills a turkey must lrrunedlately attach the temporary tag from t~ hunting perrhlt to the bird with the hunter's name, address and the date and time the gobbler was kllled. The tag must be attached to the bird where It was killed. Landowners w.llo are exempt from purchasing a permit to hunt on their ·land must supply their own tag with !lie same lntprmatlon. The bird must be taken.to an official turkey check station for Inspection and permanent tagging by 2 p.m . the same day the bird was klUed. Ohio Valley Publishing Company/ Mul - OAK HILL-After tying the score six-run lnnlng. AmbUrgey led oft at 14-14ln thetopofthesevfJ1th, the with a single, Oliver singled, Southern Tornadoes suffered a Grueser doubled, Wickline s ingled, disappointing 15-14 non-league loss . Jimmy Wolfe walked, Jay Bostick to the Oak Hill Oaks here Tuesday singled, and an Oak Hill error let evening during non-conference hom~ another run. baseball play. After walldpg home a run In the Southern pounded the Oak Hill sixt!l. Southern put Itself further In pitching staff for 13 hi_ts, but was the l)ole as Adkins launched a grand unable to capitalize despite Umlting slam home run for a 14-12 Oak Hill Oak Hill to just six safeties. lead. A John Riffle home run pulled Scott Wickline led Southern SHS cl~r, then Oliver reached on hitters wtth two singles and ~double, an error and rode home on a Darin Sean Grueser a nd Brian Freeman Roush double to tie the score at 14-14. each had a single and double, Darin In Its last at-bat Oak Hill put Roush doubled, and David Ambur· Strickland on base with a single. A gey, Ryan Oliver, Jay Bost~ck, and passed ball sent him to second and a · Shawn amnlngham each ·1!lngled. mixed up bunt play put ruMers on John Riffle slammed a solo pinch-hit first and third. With two ruts Lewis home run in the seventh frame. lined a game-winning single that ForOakHlllbothFryeandAdklns ended the game 15-14. slammed grarid sla m home runs, Jiml1).y Wolfe went the distance Dave Strickland singled twice, for Southern, giving up only six hits, while Lewis and Copas each singled. while walking nine and striking out Tied at 1-1 ln .the second round , nine. Howard outlasted Southern for Oak Hlll nearly broke the game wide the win whlle walking four and open In the bottom of the tnlrd fanning six. Inning, scoring 7 runs to spark a .Soutl)ern travels to F.;astern torrid slugfest. tonight. TraDing 8- I In the third, Southern rebounded with its own fireworks and plate<j five runs to pUll close at ' . . M . .:. J ur ey season opens J (USPS IU·HIH , A Dlvlllon of Multi'J'edla, Inc. 1 . Published every afternoon, Monday through Friday, 111 Court St ., y the -T igers post sixth straight win Oaks trip Tornadoes Oakland outscored Seattle 9-7. ' By KEN RAPPOPORT Royals 2, Red Sox 0 AP Spotts Writer Danny Jackson pitched a threeThe Detroit Tigers are doing everything they can todupllca te last · hitter and SteveBaltxmlslammeda year's marvelous start. And they two-run homer In the second Inning have shorts top Alan Trammell to .as Kansas City beat Boston toencf a four-game losing streak. · thank for it so far. Sporting a .417 batting average, Jackson helq Boston hitless for 5 Trammell ls oneofthemaln reasons 2-3 Innings before Dwight Evans the Tigers have a 6-0 record. singled to center. The other Boston -T rammell"s home run and sacrifice hits were singles bY. Blll Buckner in fly Tuesday nfght keyed the Tigers' the seventh and Mike Easler In the . ninth. · · 2-1 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers. Jackson, 1-0, struck out two and Trammell gave the Tigers a 1·0 waiked four as he handed the Red lead with a sacrifice fly In the first Sox their first shutout since July ll, 1984. lnnlng. Then. after the Brewers tied · ·It In the fourth, Trammell delivered Rangers 9, Blue Jays 4 ' :the winning run with a homer In the Run-scoring triples by Don Slaugh! and Pete O'Brien highligh'fifth . In oiher Ameliciln League ted a four-run ,fifth .Inning that games, Kansas City beat Boston 2-0; triggered Texas over Toronto. Cleveland tripped Baltimore · 6-3; All nine Texas starters drove In a Texas stopped Toronto 9-4; New run, and eight of them scored In the York edged Chicago f>-4, and Rangers' balanced attack, as they By George Strode The Dally Sentinel .I SPRIIf8 SEASON \ ,., ~ k H~'o,~'NfoR Kings move .- to_Sacramento Ohio Sportlight Buller tripled with one out In the third and scored on Franco's sacliflce fly. The Indians ll)llde it 3-0 In the fifth on Mel Hall's sacrifice fly after two walks imd a Butler single loaded the baseS. Mike Fischlln led off the seventh with a walk against Tippy Martinez and scored when first baseman Eddie'Murray threw Butler's sacrifice hunt Into right field. Butler took third on the play and scored on another Franco sacrifice fly . Flschlln's squ~ bunt In the eighth lnnlng scored the · final Cleveland run. · "Our pitchers definitely dldn 't get any breaks.'' Balt!morl! Manager J<ie Altobelli said on the three Orioles' errors that aided four · Indians ·runs. "I certainly hope that was just one of those days for us.'. The Daily Sentinel- Page- S Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ~·~~~~NG $2Q27 $1224 1011 77 $18IDU $1 IOU 2"x4"x921fa" STUDS 89 ~EACH '12"x4'x8' CELOTEX INSULATED SHEET.ING / �' James R. Brown, Lucille Brown to Joseph· Bryant, Nancy Bryant, Parcel, Salem. Doris S. Carder ' to Doris S. · Carder, Debra Jean Carder, Pt. Lot 462, Mlddl~rt Village, Barbara Arnold, Gene Aniold, Vlckl Arnold to Dores L. Arndole, Mildred E .r Arnold, ' Parcel, Salisbury. Pat H. O'Brten, Mary E . O'Brten to Homer L . Bonecutter, Lot 96, Middleport VIllage . Adm. of Veterans Affairs to Lola J. Craft, Lots 11 and 12, Oranp. Lorenzo D. Davis, Sr., deceased, Lorenzo D. Davis, Jr., Cert. of Trans., Salisbury. Lorenzo D. Davis, Sr., deceased, Lorenzo D. Davis, Jr., Roger W. - Meigs County _ property .transfers Wednesday, April17, 1985 . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Page-6- .The Daily Sentinel . Young, Parcels; Rutland Village. Davis, Zelda Davis, Cert. of Trans., to Martha Erwin, Donald Sluss, 3.12 Donald V. Moore by atty. tn tact, acres, Salem. · Vlllage. Lucille E. Noms to Charles s. Patrl1.cla Imboden to Robert L: Betty Lue Moore to Richard L. Connolly, Belinda G. Connolly, Lot Imboden, .76 acre, Rutland. Norris, Eima J. Norris, Lot tm, Sutton. Robert Fortney, Jean Fortney to 19, Chester. . ·· Phllllp :LaComb, Tammy LaComb, Ellsworth P. Crispin, Dora L . 1.8 8Cl'(!, Olive. C~pln to ·Kenneth A. Ford, N aoml , Cam~el Rowe, deceased, Margie · Chester. , K. Ford, Fractional Sec. 23, Olive. Owen F. Dailey, Carol Sue Dalley G. Row·e, affidavit, Meigs. Horace Karr, Dorothy Karr to to Michael L. Dalley, 4 acres, Carmel Rowe, deceased, Margie · James ,E. Diddle, Right of Way, Lebanon. G. Rowe, deceased, Rutland. Chester. Norman E. Schaefer, deceased, Paul E. Smith vs. Donna J. George E. Conroy, Clara Conroy Edna P . Schaefer, affidavit, Smith, ,Judgment, Middleport. to James E. Diddle, Right of Way, Salisbury. Chester.. Benn~( Branham, Cathy Bran· Sharen Maye Herald to Frank Charles G. Sheets, Jr., Dorothy ham til Leading Creek Conser· vancy District, Right of Way, · ·Herald, Jr., Parcels, Rutland. E. Sheets, VIvian Petty, Jennifer L. James Rucker, Connle.Rucker to Sheets, James R. Sheets, Charles· Scipio. James Randall Husk, Parcels', A. FederHne, Nancy J. FederHne.to Helen Elaine Atk!'Son, Eleanor Olive. · James. E:· Diddle, Right of Way, Bernice Thomas, James .Thomas to . Ronald Nelson, Margaret Nelson Scipio. . James ft. Young, Barbara A. • Charles G. Shato, Jr.. Dorothy E . • Pome~oy W~~ ~v~:e :~.!o ~~:1;: .. · Wednesday, April 17, 1985 Ppmeroy-Middleport,'Ohio Sheets. ·VIvian Petty, Jennifer L . Sheet.• James R. Sheets, Charles · A. Federllne, Nimcy J. Federllne tQ' ' James E . Diddle, Right of Way, Scipio. ·. Virgil Windon, Kathryn Windon , to James E. Diddle, Right of Way, Chester. IN STORE BAKERY Bessie Rudlslll, Lee Rudisill, deceased, affidavit. Pomeroy ·vmage. Mary M . 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SEED POTATOES, ONION SETS AVAILABLE Ba~bara Fry placed first In the baking contest held at Thursday night's meeting of the Rock Springs Grange held at the hall. A potluck dinner preceded the meeting where several community service projects were diScussed ·· With plans to be cempleted .a t the ·next meeting . .The county Orang\\ banquet was announced for Frtday, · April ~. 7:00 p.m. at the SallsbUI)' School. Tickets are S5 each. . It was voted that the Grange will exhibit at the Meigs County ;Fa\r In August. A eommuncatlon was read .from the National Grange concern. lng a new resolution. An auction was held foUowing the meeting. ' ' ' Middleport Literary - · The ~us tom of wearing hat and gloves t.o an afternoon club meeting was revived for a day by the Middleport Literary Club meeting Wednesday at •the home of Mrs. George Hackett. Each of the members and guests attending, many wearing hats which had gone out and come back Into style over a period of many years, told when and where she had last worn her hat. " .. .And Ladles of the Club" was Grand Old Party for the elections of the book reviewed by Mrs. Richard U. S. Presidents Grant, Hayes, Owen. The author, HPlenJ . Santlll· Garfield, and McKlnley. the book yer, was from Zenia, taug)lt at also delves into Important events of CedarvUie College, belonged to the the times and community efforts Zenia Literary Club and has wrttten Including the establishment of a!ree two earlier novels. For 'the book publlc library In the town. reviewed, It was reported that the An invitation )lias extendejl to the III-year-old author wrote on scraps · memlxirs to attend the90th birthday of paper.as thoughts occurred t() her · ~ eptlon for Mrs. W.0 . Barnltz, over 'the years, and It wasn't untU .mother of Mrs. Wilson Carpenter, . about ten y~ars ago that she started to compile her material Into the book. Mrs. Owen prefaced her review with the comment that the book Amle Dawn Friend. eight-year· holds no surprtses for anyone who old daughter of Mar.it.n and Bonnie has ever lived in a sinaU toWri. and in Friend, Flatwoods Raod, Pomer9Y, Its pages are people just ~the ones has been selected aa state finalist in you meet today. the Miss America Pre-teen Pageant The ~tting Is an Imaginary town which wUI (;Ike place ln 'Columbus, called Waynesboro in 1878, where July 12 and 13. . two frtends upon graduation from a Winner of the state title wU1 • women's college organize a literary compete In Houston, Texas In club In their home town. Each November for the Miss America chapter lists the names of the Pi-e-teen title. members, changing as the yeas go A student at Chester Elementary, by and ending in 193\!wlth the death the youngster attends church at the of the last of the charter members. Laurel CUff Free Methodist Church. Mrs. Owen described II as She Is the granddaughter ofRtcharo family history of the 12 women who and Shirley Frtend, Pomeroy. and made up the membership, expand· David and ' Ginny Haught, Wells' . lng to 20 over the years to Include burg, Va . . their daughtres. It tells of the . She Is sponsored by Ewing economy of the times, celebrations Funeral Home. Dr. James Conde,. and sorrow, . many Civil War Powell's Super Value, Pho!O Exrecollections and the work in the press, Cleland Realty, Kingsbury Homes. Rick and Carson Crow, Ben vlce president of the club. To introduce the program. Mrs. Carpenter read thl' woros of Goldsrnltlr,''Women and muSic shouldneverbedated, " tolntroduce the program. The hos~ S!'I'Ved candy and snacks to the members and five guests, Mrs. R.R. Cutler, Mrs. Charles Bradbury/ Mrs. Don MIUs, Mrs. Charles Hayes, a ndMr!i. Henl)' Null . . coo·ws·.. . $LICE'D BACON . BONELESS HAMS La.$17·9 YEllQW ONION SETS LB. 1-l8,99( PKG. . ··~ QUNCAN, HINES ~SSO~D 49( Cake ·Mixes Gumpf,~rah-L.Sanders. JeffA . Wyers. all of ReedsvUle; Rebecca ri~~R~u~tlan=d·-~~~~··--. .-~iiiiiiiiiiii-~~~liiiiii This Week Only! State finalist is Pomeroy girl Franklin, and friends and em· ployees of Philip Sporn. WOMEN'S BLOUSES S-400 MEN'S DRESS & CASUAL SHOES $1 ooo & UP a ' SIMONS PICK-A~PAIR IN THE HEART OF POMEROY .Hensler to compete -in pageant ' POMEROY - Named to the winter quarter dean's Ust .at Hocking Technical College at Nelsonvllle were Larry Cowdery, Long.. Bottom: John Elias and Paula K. Sivlsher, Mlddleport; RobertBaUey Jr., Carolyn R. Bowen, Charles M. Butcher, Kathleen M. Cleland, Linda Donohue, aU of Pomeroy; Rochell Eichinger, Racine; Cheryl Kristen Hensler, five-year-old Drilling, Wald Cross and Sons daughter ofBUlandSherryHensler, Gf9Cery. Bank One of Pomery, Racine, has been selected as a Village Pharmacy, Deb' s Shoes of contestant In the 19!6 Ohio,National Maslllon, Mrs. Esta Roberts, a nd Little Star Pageant to be held at the Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hensler. Sinclair Plaza, Columbus. Aug. 10. The Ohio National Little Star Pageant Is the official statepreliml· nary to the National Little Siar Pageant which will be held In October. The pageant Is affiliated with the Miss National Teenager Pageant which Is in Its 14tlfyear and nationally syndicated for television. Winner of the Ohio pageant wUI receive a cash award, portral!, trophy, crown and banner along with a ~nd-trlp flight for herself •aQd a parent to Orlando. The top five contestant s in the pageant. wU be awaroed trophies and gift. 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Can't Find Reliable live-In Help? Why Not .Consider ~ Short Stay With Our Outstanding Professional Nursing Staff S219 :uu'1'"'. o~ . ..., ,;PrOieetlng Positive Image ..... . pro jed a positive, ptofesslollal ' For wrnnlng Women" wUI be Image .. - presen!ed by the. Ohio University : _• SemlnN leader. Diane T. Pryor Is · , _Office of-Contlnqlng E~ucaUon Ol! , titrector;qf ProtesslQnal Develop, -_.·April 24. 1~. ·rrom ~ a .m .·OOOJI. l · : ment Programs for Women located p.m.-4 p.m . In Baker Center 334. In 'o rlando, Fla. · The fee Is $45. This · seminar. part of the Pro· To register. call (614) 594-6851 or . Seminar sertes, wUI help any return the ~glstraUon form on the woman who takes pride 1~ herself brochure to Office of Continuing and wants to earn the respect of Education, Memortal Audltortum. others. The seminar will teach Ol:do University, Athens, Ohio things you can do Immediately to 45701-2979. BUCKET STEAKS . 8204 ' MOMS & DADS REGISTER NOW FOR 2t(2·3 YEAR·OLD DAY NURSERY '2 88 • ' 3.27 Watwlng (an 2 Gillon capacity. 4~ and-S YEAR-OLD KINDERGARTEN . LOW lUinON IA11S KRAFT Plastic ., TINY ·. TECH --- AMERICAN SINGLES Our · 4.57 lroaclleaf · Our 5.97 WHd KIHar 32 Oz. Super K·Gro Kills dandelions & weeds. 19.88~;~88 3.88 ~~~ 6 To 8' Shade ''"' Gardan Hoe Sturdy lon& handle hoe. SAVE Lovely shade turns your back yard into an oasis. ' ~~~~$ 159 Call 992·3824 ~IIIII..,· I' APPltCA Summer PrQg .. m For Yo11r Child Cere N"d• • WRANGLER 100°/o COnON DENIM SHIRTS · ' R£G. 118.99 ssoo OFF N~W $'13 99 PRICES GOOD THRU SATURDAY 4/20/85 . ·DAN'S -we R.-w ~ f11t11t To Unlit Ou•nlltlee •· l'rkn Etiectin Wed•••f - . Aprii 14 thrv S('.,diy, AprH 20, 191~ •lliDA Food I IU11npe Gtedy Acnpted •Not IN THE MIDDLEPORT MASONIC BUILDING Ae~IA!e For Ttlid,..l&lolllrrllf~ . 1 I • . I .r [J@ 1.57 ~~;7 u..e ,.Ail purpose 50 ib. ba.. 2 sssale For Price Pine lark Nuggets 2-cu. rt. bag pine bark nug· for decoration. Savel 11.97 ·~~~97 ~ 75-Ft. Gwden Hon 75'x~" nylon reinforced hOse·with brass couplings. ls1ol ' 127.9 22·1nch Lawn Ma•• 3'la·HP, 22" culling ~. �.- "19as Calendar I happenings. Wednesday, April17, 1986 Po!'l18roy- Middleport, Ohio 10-The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, April17, Chester alumni plan dinner, dance ,.....-----__;__ __:__ ____:....___ _ _---.------:,_ _ _ _ _ _ _-, June 1 has been set as the date for the Chesll'r Alumni Association annual banquet and dance at the _Chester Elementary School ~slum. Officers planning the reunion are Gene Riggs, president; Mary Virglnla Stewart, first vice president: Darlene Massar; second; Norman McCain, third, Roy Christy, fourth ,. vice president; Jean Sexton, secretal'y, Mildred Gaul, ;uslstant secretary; Maxine Goegleln, treasurer; and Margaret Enuna Chrfl;ty, asslsta_nt treasurer. On the decorating committee are VIctor .Barr, Elson Spencer, Mary Rose, - Howard Knight, Robert Wood, Roger Keller, and Donald Mora. WEDNESDAY RU'I1AND- Rutland VIllage · Council will meet Wednesday, 7:30p.m., at the civic center. NOTICE OF APPLICATION OF THE OHIO BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY FOR INCREASES AND ADJUSTMENTS IN RATES, CHARGES AND RATE . STRUCTURE Your libraries: Family folklore By Ruth Powers .having a Summer Reading ProFor anyone Interested In family .gram for children again this Folldore there Is plenty of lt ,at the summer. The theme Is "Reading ts Pomeroy and Middleport Librar- CooL" Summer _reading material Ies. The tapes and transcripts on wlll start appearing at your librarFamily Folklore collected by child· Ies next month. Be looking!! ! ren of Meigs County are now U you have not received your available for public reading or Books-By-Mail supplement In the llsll'nlng at. the Pomeroy and mall yet, check the libraries, they Middleport Libraries, the Hlstor.l- haye copies of It The new kids' cal Society, and the three local Book-By-Mall wUI be distributed at SChOOl district high Schools. ·-· the schools next month. · I would Uke to take this opportunThe llbraJ11 staff Is hoping to have ity to thank the children, the adult some fun 11rograms for the kids this coordinators, the planning commit- summer. We'll keep you Informed tee, and the · Interviewees who as plans develop. participated In this project. It was a U anyone with talent ;~nd creajob well done_I hope the people of tiveness would like to display their Meigs County will take the time to materials we would be happy to do read or listen to the efforts these so at the libraries. young people put into this project · Thanks to many thoughtful liMarch was fine free month', brary patrons and suporters; "The Anyone who has long overdue books Friends of the· Library" and the and did not get them returned that Library Board the Pomeroy L1month can look forward to seeing a braJ11 will be carpeted, probably in· staff person from the library on May. their doorstep sometime in the near If you haven't visited your library future. lately, you should do so. It's a fun The Meigs libraries w111 be place to go. ) GIRLS' LEE PASTEL STRIPED JEANS .• 2·5.0/o OFF : siZES 4-14 • PRICES GOOD TKRU· SATURDAY 4/20/85 . ·. IJiblel Sunday School literature Books, Gifts, Cards Shower and Wedding Supplies NEW MUSIC JUST ARRIVED: SONG lOOKS - CASSmES ACC. TAPES SPECIAL ORDERS WELCOME W1 Al1o Nm A Comp/1f1 Lln1 Ot 1 , . , , , , , 1 Otg 611fl ' Clip This Ad For 10% Off On All Records and Tapes In Stock On Friday, April 19 Between 5 and 8 P.M. MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE OPEIII FIIDAY UIITIL U JA. 13 MiD St. ,---- 992-2641 . lllddltport, OH. ------------------------~--~ ! -- N/6HTLY SPECIALS ! 1 I 1 I 1 1 I 1 11 1 (CLIP AND SAVE) . . , $ 95 •wEDNESDAY, APRil 17-BIQ PORK CHOPS .............. 4 Potato, Vegetable, Salad alii! Roll. $ •THURSDA Y, APRIL 18-CHICICEN STIR FRY................ 495 Potato, Vegetable, Salad and Roll. $495 •FRIDAY, APRil19-WHI'FEFISH .••!~!~!.!!.!.~~...... ;..... Potato, Vegetablt, Salad and Rail. · · $ •SAJURDAY,·APRIL 20-BAICED HAM.......................... 495 Scalloped Potatoes, Vegttabla, Salad and Roll. I •MON!..~liE~~:~:.t:~~~..~.~~~~..~~.~~..~.~.....:........... $49s I1 • •TUESDAY, Potato, Vegetable, Salad and Roll. . _ · $ APRIL 23-ROAST IEEF ............................ 595 I · Mashed ,atat011, Vegetltble, Salad I loll. SEIVING Houas-s_;a.1o , . · I I I I I II . 1 I I ! 1 I I I· I I:: lUNCHEON Now Serving Doily From .n-2 ' $29 5 I SPECIAlS..................................... Only .i 1 ~: ,• ' THtJRSDAV NIGHT IS OLDIE NIGttT Dance to Yesterday's Hita From 10 to 2 -on Thursday And Today's Hits on Friday--.Saturday Nights With Danny H~od . It • • :!" tion, as part of the Company 's PERCENTAGE notifiCation of its intent to file its INCREASE Applicat ion. Should ihe increase be granted This Application affects. rates in full , the average1 perq:ntage and charges for res iden ce increase in rate fot a representaexchange access lines and local tive residential subscriber is 30 service. options fur customers of percent .. No basic exchan g_e :rhe Ohio Bell Telephone Comincrease 1s proposed fur non-resipany·and, in addition, affects the dential subscribers . The prorates and charges .fur directory posed increase for residential assistance, verification and interbasic exchange services and local rupt services, operator services, ' service options increases Ohio automated callingcard se,rvices, · Bell operating revenue by 8.18. Pursuant to the 'requirements and wire, cable and other matepercent . All other proposed of Revi s ed Code Se c tion rials used for complex service increases amount to 1.79 percent 4909.19, The Ohio Bell Teleinstallations. The Company is of operating revenue . These phone Company gives notice that requesting minimum level pricincreases include directory on January 18, 198-5, 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 84-1435-TP-AIR) with the Public Transport Areas, Custom Cailcard calls, operator services and Utilities Commission of Ohio for ing services, ·toll and local oper- · prices fur wire , cable and other authority to increase and adjust atorservices, and wire, cable and materials used fu,r complex servits rates and charges and to other materials used for complex ice installations for residential change its regulations and pracservice installations. and non-residential subscribers. tiCes for telecommunications The affected Ohio Bell Teleservices it pr6vides in Ohio. phone Company tariffs are: · MINIMUM LEVEL This notice contains the substance and prayer of the ApplicaExchange and PRICING t ion. However, any interested (P.U.C.(). Ne~work Ohio Bell is proposing that its No. I) . party desiring complete d,etailed Services Thriff 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 othet materials used fur comService Tariff . No.7) tions and practices should plex service installations,_Local inspect a copy of the Application . Ariy~rson, firm, corporation Access Transport Area toll (lorrg and all attached schedules- at the or association may file, pursuant distance) calls, Custom Calling office of the Commission, 180 to Revised Code Section services, and toll and local operEast Broad Street, Columbus , 4909.19, objections to the P!!!: ator services·. Rates 11nd charges Ohio, or at the following Ohio PQsed increases and adjustments constituting the prices to be Bell public business o(fices durin rates and charges. and to the charged at any given time -are ing normal business hours: 45 p.mPQsed changes in regulations covered in pricing lists furnished Erieview Plaza, Cleveland; 80 and practices and· rate structure to the Public Utilities CommisW Bowery Street, Akron; 401 affecting the same. The obj~ sion of Ohio by the Company and _ Cleveland AYenue ~. W , Canton ; . tions may allege that such may vary from the minimum to a 150 E. Gay Street, Columbus; iY>plication contains p!QPQsals maximum of 2 times the mini369 W. First Street, Dayton; 425 that are unjust and diseriminamum level. The Company can Jefferson Avenue, Toledo; City : !Q!y or unreasonable. Recomadjust its prices with appropriate Centre · One, Youngstown. In mendations which differ from the notice to the Commission. addition , proposed tariff sheets iY>plication may be made by the were mailed on December 14 , Staff of the Public Utilities Com1984, to the mayors and legisl!imission or by intervening J>!!rties PRAYER OF tive authorities of each munici- · and may be adopted by the APPLICATION pality included in th~; ApplicaCommission. The prayer of the Application requests the Public Utilities ·RESIDENCE LOCAL EXCHANGE SERVICE Commission of Ohio to do the The inciea~es pro!Jesed inm9ilthly residence~xcbimge ac~;e~sline . foHowing; . · ,:. : · rates fur flat (unlimited), 111eSsage and. measure.<J service are shOW-n , .. ·(a) .Find that the present rates below. ·· · - , . im.d Cbarges which are .proposed Residence to be.changed and the regulations _· Flat CUnlili'\ited) · . Messag!< . -· " · __ . PBX -_ anq praetices affecti9g the same .. are 1,nijust, unteasm1able· ifnd ' _ · !·pl)rty:.2-party* f-Qarty 2-pai'ty* .Measured Trunk line Presept: 14.95 11.90 9;50 9.35 6-.70 '3 1.80 · insufficient to -yield reasonable Proposed: 19.45 15.45 · 12.35 12.15 , 8.70 41.35 compensation for the services *The Company is requesting that all 2-pany service be eliminated effective May I. rendered ; 1986. Customers with 2-pany service can retain the service at their present locations - (b) Find that the proposed · until the propose~ eliminatton date. · ra~s and charges and regulations The Company 's request includes a proposed increase in' two local and practices are just and reason~ service options, Optional Local Area Service and Community Calling. able .11nd· will provide oot more Monthly rates for Optional. Local Area Service and Community.Calling than a fair and reasonable r,ate of would generally be increased in proportion to the overall increase in return on the value of Applicant 's residence basic exchange access lines. · properly actually used and useful for the convenience of the public ; (c) Approve the filing of the DIRECTORY ASSISTANCE, VERIFICATION AND propos~ schedule sheets conINTERRUPT SERVICE, OPERATOR SERVICES tained in Schedule E-1 filed hereAND AUTOMATED CALLING CARD SERVICES with and made a part hereof, modified to reflect such revisions The rates and charges affected for directory assistance, verification thereof as may become efli:ctive , and interrupt service, operator services and automated calling card . pursuant to orders of this Comservice are shown below. mission , during the interim Directory Assistance - Direct Dialed Calls Present £mpgsed between the filing of this Residence Call AlloWance 5/month 0 Application and the date upon Business Call Allowance " 3/month 0 which said schedule sheets PBX Trunk Line Allowance 24/month 0 become efli:ctive; Charge per call $ .25 $ .30 (d) Order that said proposed (Current exemptions from these charges provided in,Ohio-Bell tariffs will continue schedule sheets become effective in effect.) immediately upon filing; Verification and Interrupt Service (e) Approve the withdrawal of Verification Service . the schedule sheets which are - Charge Per Occurrence 0 $1.20 proposed to be changed con · Interrupt Service (Includes verification) tained in Schedule E-1 filed here- Charge Per Occurrence 0 $1.60 with and made a part hereof, (There will be no charge fo~ verification if the operator determines that the modified to reflect such revisions lelepllone line is out of onder.) thereof as may become effective, Local 0J)!<rator Coin Services pursuant to Orders of -this Com, Customer-Dialed Operator Assisted Calling mission, during the interim · Card Call (Station-to-Station) · $ .45 $ .80 . between the filing of this Operator Handled Station-to-~tation Call $ .45 $1.10 Application and the date upon Operator Handled Person-to-Person Call $ .45 $3,00 which said schedule sheets are Local QpC[ator Non-Coin Services approved for wit!xlniwal; 0 $1. I 0 Operator Handled Station-to-Station Call (f) Grant such other and furOperator Handled Person-to-Person Call . 0 $3 .00 ther relief as App\icant is reason(These charges only apply to local calls which require special operator handling ably entitled to in the premises. for collect, billed 1o !hind number, calling cant and person-to-person billing.) The form of this notice has Toll CLong Distance) Qperator Sen1ces been approved by the Public Utilities., Commission of Ohio. Customer-Dialed Operator Assisted Calling ' Card Call (Station-to-Station)* $ .60 - $! .05 $ .80 'Operator Handled Station~to-Station Call ' $ .75 - $1.55 $1.10 Automated Calling Card Services Automated Calling Card Call, Toll (Long Distance)* _ $ .6 0-$1.05 0 'THE OHIO BELL Automated Calling Card Call, Local, Coin $ .45 $ .45 TELEPHONE COMPANY *(These services are presently jointly provided under Customer-Dialed Calling Card Station-to-Station service.) ' . ' ' THURSDAY POMEROY - A benefit tun. cheon and card party wUI be held at 12: 30 p.m. Thursday at ·Grace Episcopal Church. For .PomeroyLeague will meet at 6: 30 Thursday night at the American Legion Hall in Pomeroy for a covered dish dinner. Husbands night will be observed. - further information, call 992.351B or 992.2370. . RACINE - PaJ!'nts of child6 MIDDLEPORT - The Middleport Child Conservation the loss at 11: ll a.m and continue through the supper hoUr. Cost is $3 a plate and dinner may be either eaten there or taken out The menu will consist of beef and noodles, mashed potatoes, cole slaw, green beans, roU,cake · and beverage. of their Letart and the family requests that no gifts be brought. Dinner set EAST LETART - An open · house at the Eula Wolfe and Aaron Wolfe residence, 1-3 p.m. Sunday, In appreciation ~ the many friends who offered assist- p.m. Thuf'S!Iay at Southern Kindergarten building. meet ance following home by fire. The new home Is locall'd at 23411 Hill Rd . in East SUNDAY ren playing RaCine tee-ball will The Daily Sentinei-.;-Page- 11 Middleport, Ohio SYRACUSE - · A dinner will be held Saturday at ~Syracuse Presbyterian Church by the Clincels meeting POMEROY - Meigs Courtly SeefCiubhascancelledWednes- Sunshlrte Makers Class Jn. the church arinex. Servingwlll begin day's meeting. Another meeting date will be announced later. Revival . RUTLAND - ' revival wUI begin Sunday at the Church of God, Stall' Rou lf 124 In Rutland . with Russ Pruitt, Portsmouth, · as evangelist. Special music on Monday will be "Saved" from Point Pleasant. Services will start at 7:ll p.m. and the public ( Is Invited. . A ADVIRTISI D ITIM POliCY Eect1 of tl'lese edv..,tled <11m. il t~Hed let r.. teadllv tvlilKIII tor ule '" uc n Kroger S tO tl. UctDI II ltMICif C IIIy 1\Qif!(l U'\ thiS lid II M do ru n OUt o l t n lr:to.<et1tnd •tern . wew•ll otft• t-OO your CI'IOJCeota com p.~ •tlllfl • ttm wheri •••~•INI . reUeet•OO tht ume wviogt o• " iamc hi!Ck 10\'I'IICh w11t entotlt vou to pu•chtnt i"tt adve<1oted hem at tl'leeO\IerttStd OIICII wnh~n 30 d tvt. Onl¥ or,e vtndol cou~n w ~ t be I CCIPI_, ptt •tern PutchtMKI • TOUl SA TISFACTIDN GUARANTII E'very'tt;mg vou buy atl(toget •• g uart ntHd 16r V(luf lOIII ut •le~tiO.n""' 1egttd141 n •ol mt,.ulac turtr II you a re n(ll UUill&d , Kroger w~l replec:e vour '""' .,..,,n the ume blind or 1 comj)lr•hlfl btand 01' rel,nd vou• ' ltlrcl'lase P"CI! STILL TIME TO WIN COPYRIGHT 1985 - TH E KROGER CO. ITEMS AND PRICES GOOD SUNDAY, APRIL 14, THROUGH SATURDA Y, APR IL 20, 1985, IN Go\lllf'OIIS.&,fflMf:ROY, OtliO STOR(S ' WE RESERVE THE RIG'HT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. NONE SOLD TO DEALERS . ' . . _. ·~·~·''Kroger Mountajrin~er-- Birig!) · i~ . here:' . _ WI.N & -WIN AGAIN k · ... · 'offerin: g '; ~ver Win. $-l'histantty ~r wi~ ~tbingo and·-- ,; .· ..... -" ' 161,000 prizes! You can bingo and Win-up -to $1 ,000 plus quality for the Winners' SweepStakes! There's thousands you qualify for our Winners' os instant $1 winners too. Just pick up a FREE game Sweepstakes! Every time you win ticket and collector card at any participating Kroger Store. cash, you also wiri . entry in the Punch out game marker along perforation and play on· $25,000 · praw!ng. All w .i nners corresponding square on the collector card. Play the r~deemed :within two -weeks after "lucky Kroger" logo marker on any Kroger logo square OFl game ends will be eligible for the the collector card. Move it around to help you win. You $25,000 Drawing to be held within 30 can win $1, $5, $10, $100 and $1,000! . No purchase ' · days aftef game ends~ Exact date to necessary._ be announced. ' Kr.ogering oPEN 24 _H~rn Til Monda~i:~ Midnight saturdaY sundaV Qpen .1 'o:OOPm 1 9:ooam ' Save .:D urin_g Our DelMonte Big Top Bonanza FR ENCH STYLE, NO SALT "SILVER PLATTefll" 14-17-LB. AVG . Whole Pork Loin Del Monte Catsup ·32-oz. gi!:~o&!:ns ......5,..,$2 g:!n~~~t~ ... ..5,7,$2 GOLDEN WHOLE KERNEL CREAM STYLE 79 C DEt MONTE LITE OR ·. Fru~ REGULAR .. Cocktail ................. 17-oz. '' ,I PINT RETURNABLE BOTTLES, REGULAR OR DIET RC-100, . NEW sPR\NG suMMER . NOURSuRS ' Go ' ' Diet Rite or RC Cola· 8-Pak PLUS DEPOSIT SCENTED OR UNSCENTED Tide Laundry Detergent 49-oz. Thompson White Seedless Grapes Pound �•J Page-f2- The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, April 17, 1985 Ohio PHONE 99· 2 -2156 Or Write Dailly Sentinel Classified Dept. ALL. STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS Sizes Start From Ill Court St.. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 ·Curb Inflation I ! i 1 ,results. Money not refundable I I . 1 Name·-~-------------- 1 I Address:----"""!'""-.:-"""'""--IPhone--~---------------­ ·I J Print on~ word m A"th J tpace below . J as I I better results If you eft. I mibe fully, giwe prue.lhe J tribune reserttes the rtght 1 to classify, edit or rejei.t lo ll $3.0u $5.00 $8.00 $13.00 suo J ony I J s ad. Your ad will H To 2j SI.DO 13.00 $!1.00 put in th proper dauifteor tion tf you'll cktck tht 1o JS $7.00 510.00 '1 s.oo $21.00 proper box btlow I' I. I I I I Then coSh rote' indude discounl I )Wanted ( JFor Sale II.-----"· ---r---- I lAnnouncemenl I )For Rent I L 1 I 2. I 3. I 4. . I s. -------- ro.. 20• . . , - - - " - - - - - , (4) 1.0. 17. 24 11111. 8, 6tc ' 71. _ --_ -,_.._ -22. _ _ --------' 2~. ------ rl B. ------1 ~. 1 10. I II . IN THE COMMON PLEAS • COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO ~- ,. _ 26. _.....__ _ __ 7 _ _ _ _ _ __ 21 The F•rf9•r• Bank Co., Plaintiff 1 • ---.Jl.\t+--- 21-------- I 12. I ,._ I 30. -_ -_ -31. ___ __ Defendants. ll. _ _...:___ __ IS. - - - - - - - - - - 1 _16. I· ' Ronnie 32. _ _ _ _ __ I · 13. . ~- ------~--3l. '· Mail This Coupaawiiii ·Aeinina~Jce ' Dailr Sentiner .._ · I I · The I I I '· I I ,. . . 1. _ . ..__ , ..,. ___________ . ,. _____ ~• : J L---. . 111 CourtSI. .J:'o~e~oy, Qh. 45749 •· .. . ...·. - ~ Public ,Notice - . Public Notice CHARLES D. CARR. at al Defendant• No. B4CV 262 In pursuance of an Order of Sale dated Mareh II. 1986 in tho- above entitled action, I will offer fof oale at pubic auction. at the ITont door of the Court House in Pomeroy. Ohio, In the above' named County. on Friday. tho 1Oth uay of May 1986. at "10:00 o'clock A.M., the following described reel - • •· llituato In the County of Meigs and State of Ohio, and in ~ Township of Orange c... to-Wit: Public ' Notice FIRST TRACT: Beginning in tho center tho old v...uod rood leading by tho - of houae In Section 30, Town 4. and Range 12; thonce eut71 roda and 8 ijnko to L. Finding's NOTICE OF DRAWING JURORS Office of Commission en of Jurors, Meigs County, Ohio line; thence north 132 rods and 1 2'11 Nnl<s; West 72 rods and 6 linko; thence South 1 17 rods and 4 linb: - i n aiOUiholtV dioeclion to the PLACE OF BEGIN· NING. containing oi>cty (601 -.ce . April 15, 1985 .To All Whom ft May Concern: on WednMday. tho 24th ,(ley of April 1 9B5. at 10:00 o'clodc A .M .. at tho office of thll Commissionen of Jurors of Maigo County. OhiO, Jurors wil be publicly drawn for tho May 199& Tenn tho Com· mon Pleas Court of setd County. ecree. seve and e.cept one- haN acre sltuata In tho oouthwoot and bought by the Board of Education of O r - com• of Wall1ce Bradford I O. McCoy. Good used refrigerators , washers. dryers, gas and electric ranges and TV sets,. OPEN 8 TO 6 Commissionen of Jurort (4117. lie County Appliance. )nc. 627 Third Ave Public Notice 446·1699 - ~w-......,....,. . . . , - by State Reguletlon. • Aule3741i·B1 ·21 , 0hloAdml· niatrltlve Code, to routinely the mlao-glcal quollty of the drirtlclng w-In •- •ill boing supplied to tho cultomer. , The '""- of .Rutlond II --to-and.....,. ine • minimum of 1 mlcrobio~ •mple - h month. No .......... collected and onolyzod ,.,. tho month of March, 1985. The wot• ddapODOartbml161•ntnt hot ...... . . _ t o ..... _ ............... ... ..... . . ~ et al ., 1 • Dicit F.ny, . Mayor of Rutfend (4) 17. 11. 19. ~tc recorded in Vo. 82, Page 819 of tha Rac:ords of Deeds of Melga Cou,nty. Ohio. REF~AENCE DEED: Vo· lumo Page 663, Moigl County D - Racordo. Termo of Sole: CMh far not len than two-lhlrdo of tho ap- 2n. Dextlf', "10' U.P. Wire Mesh *Drake 100° LNA SAT./l SUN. ONlY C<UT OUT FOR FUTURE USE) •Washers •Dishwa•here •Rengea ' PARTS •nd SERVICE GOOD FISHING GOOD HUNTING GOOD FUN OPEN TIU DAIIC DIRECTIONS .... South on Ohio Rt. 7, 8 mffaa below Oafflpofio - cro01 Raccoon Crtc. Bridgo, tllrn right end follow lfgnt. 3·11·1 ..... - Concrete work - Plumbing •nd ehtctric•l W<>rk . (Free E1tim1tes) v. c:·YOUNG 111 Rt. 124,Pomoro' REPAIR Also T,...ltlssloe PH. '992-5682 or 992-7121 . 3·24·tfc Real Estate General RENT A CAR THE PRINT -SHOP TEAFO~D Real. Eitate E. 2nd St. Phone 1 ·(8141·992-3326 "WI Rl•l ,,. li~r" . 1 U·SAVE Station:'J; ~agnotic Signs, • Stamps, AUTO RENTAL St. Rt. 160 Norlh ........ '"'"'" Copy Sonk11, Etc. 255 Milf St., Mithfl-t 104 Mu..rry A•, Po.,.roy 992-33 Galfipo~s, JOHNSON ELECTRIC WILL HAUL Al EBERSBACH JUST CALL! Specializing in All Types Of Residential Wiring And Repair ~ 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT NEW LISTING :_ 2 BR. new bath, gas heat, insulated, carpeted and full basement On~ $15,000 Bath and 7 rm.' home near langsvcl~. EAST MAIN - 2 story dbl. home Owner lives down and rents the second $~"''' R1tu For '$e11l, Cltlze111 Roonodoling lnsurantt Work Only $6,500. $31:900.00. NEAR POMEROY ReiM' deled 3 BR home. New balh, new furnace on state route 21 ACRE FARM - w1th a 4 bedroom home, fencing, barn, equiment shed & ~ garden area. Ownll!s w1ll fiance w1th a small down payment. $35,900.00. POII£ROY 2 Bedroo~ fraine, some rernodelng Near stores. 42 · ACRES REALTORS Henry E. Clefend Jr. 992-6191 Dottit Turner 992·5692 Jten Tru~sel 949·2660 ,. fw· -t!~;!~ ==-.. . .: 4-16·1 mo. - VETERINARY AT 992·3325. IIUI.TOI CUNIC Suo Murphy, Milton Routll , H.._, VIrgil_. lriKI TMford OPEN EACH THURS. EVE. 6-8 PlEASANT OFFICE SMAll AIIAW IIOUIS llototloy , , ..... s , ..... T...., 6•10 p.•.·l p.m. w......,. J IIJ.m.~S p.m. ·~wt· T......., I ;,.... f p.m. . ••ill Phone 742·3171 Lfetinge in 1 Homtl luilt "Free E1timatas" · Co. Frl4or 1 p..... ! , .... Sotwlloy tO Llft.•lloiD O.JO. LAIGI ANIMAlS AND SIMGEIY IY APPOIHTIIINT 304·,75·24-41 ' 12· ·lin 4 . m hr111 Part• & Servlo• 1.J.tfc •1.-.tulation •Storm Ooora •Storm Windows •Replacement Windows •New Roofing JAMES IIEESEE PH • .992-2772 . 4-N mo .. d. SMALl GRO<EIIY ' STORE. w/GAs'PUMP • PH; (til4).·985·4212"· · Us& ·van · SChrader Equipment Recommended by Leadina · Ca(pet Manufacturers. Bedroom AP,I. in Rear: • CarrJ.OuJ li<!!'ll· PRI<ED AT $11,000 (all Dowid M'Donold' 698·7219 'FREE ESTIMATES" 3·22-lfn d. a FOR AU YOUR WIRING NEEDS . Residential & Commercial 992-5875 Or 742·3195 73 -10 (hnl Tr. '- 11-14 Ch"'Y· Tr. londtro .........................S6l Fon4tn ..................... S11 0 73-10 (hnl lr. · 73-79 ford Tr. Doors ... _.................... 'l3l fon4tn ......................... s51 73-10 (hn,. Tr. 73-79 Ford Tr. ' Hoo4s ... _.................... lt6S Doorr ......................... s150 73·14 Ford Tr. 73·10 (hny Tr. (hrom lumpen,.......... $70 Chrome lumptrs ......... $70 7!·1~ Chtvy Tr. ~3-7~ Ford Tr. Gnllts .. -.......................140 T01l GatH l ...................$10 73·10 (hny. Tr. 10·14 lord Tr. . -.. . . . ,,o 11-14-tlc 3 .Couno l<ipports ...........S6l " Now and Ustd Auto Gloss-Loft Moofol Ports Announcemerts L--~R!);t;,:.6~8~1WlW:!o~stw:Da!!!r:w::lin!l.lO~hillio~;.,;:9;;:9,:.2;,:·7:,:0:,:1:,3_ _ chino _.1 repair, supplies. ptf\11, Pick at1d Georg11 Creek 1 Rd. C•ll Televisi·on listening Devices Computerized Hearing Aid Selection Hearing Evaluations For All AJU Strength Capsulae and E· Vap Tablets Fruth Pharmacy. Trim off pounda with Go Licensed Clinical Audiologist Bese Grapefruit Extra Strength :1: z wood, cupboards, chairs, and silver . Write · M . 0 Millar. At.2. Pomeroy. Ohio 46769 or call Trim off pound1 with Go· Beae Or•'p efruit Extra -za: · LISA M. KOCH, M.S. ~- COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE. Bodo, Iron, delivery. Dovlo Vacuum · chests . baaketl. d11~11 . Cleaner, one half mila up stone jars, antiques. gold 1114-448·0294. Cl Wanted To Buy Bill Gone Johnson • 814·446· 3672 and up AuctionHr. Call 304-276· 3089. .We pay caah for late model cle•n used cars. Jim Mink Chev.· Oids Inc. SWEEPER and oewlng mo9- 13-tfn Public Sale Ill Auction · Auction every Fridey night at the Hartford Community Center. Truckload a of new merchandiH every week. Con1igments of new&. used merchandise elways wei· comed . Richard Reynnolds, 9 Alli!OU II Cf!llll:ll Is .::;:r~~~~o;;;~·,;;;•;:9o WHALEY 'S AUTO PAITS · Capouloo. FNth 814·992- 7760 Serv1r:eo WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH ' :m~~N~tfEN lAUNDRY 11 lt{$m£RM Se rv•cc Pro Mobile. Home German Tl•• .. ... •• Dllf RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE Heating/ Cooling Sales 8r Service 614-985·4439. No SunciDy Coll1 CHESTER--985-3307 3/11/lftt Complete Stock of Weather· ..._-'::' \,1 1 ite Heat Pumps, Central Air~ i(~Q · Conditioning and Furnaces . ~U ~- U· FIIIIIS11MARS ENVIftONMfJITAL SYSTEMS 446-9416 4·16·1 mo "pd. Black labrador mixe~ 1 Vz year old. Free to good home. Call •GIBSON REFRIGERAtOR We Hewe Af•ll ~ ···~•1•1 Shepherd. Malt tloooott Hound. 2 yearo old. 1114·,8811·4192. PQn MuniciP•I awimming Pbol for the summer pool monagar @t tho Mlddla· montht . Appficetlono are Spoyed femol.e' dog, pon a ....... 304·11?&-toee. •veil•ble at II weeki old pupplao, hove JOIN THE ARMY NA · nONAL GUARD. GOOD PAY. GOOD BENIFIT8. ED· UCATIONAL ASSIST ANCE. Coli 304-878·3980 or l·BOO·I42· 3819 . II · Lost end Found the mayor' s office . RAWLEIGH PRODUCTS on ·~ MOTEL RU2 NORTH POINT PL£~. W. VA. .. I IIIII• lr• llllqe POIIItfll!'·llnoft SINGLE 424.95 304-675·62P6 •live Entert•lnment ofree H80' •Kitchenettes -Reataurant • ' A. A.A. 104-675·627' HO.U.e. DITCHING SERVICE "TROMM GAS LINES WATER LINES SEWER LINES ELECTRIC LINES Fn• Ettl111t11 Bus.; 985-3813 Res.: 985-3837 ... EXCAVATI~C­ ·auuoouR & BACKHOE WORK •BASEML::NTS •SEPTIC SYSTEMS •FOOTERS *GRADING_ 'II'CONCRETE WORK PH. 742·23.28 Found GitaNa In black caee, 1 from Dr. Thornee office. Gray aht•r me,a fram ..s. Call .If 14-241·8101 to Identify 1nd IMY for ad. FOUND puppy, black With brown merkfngo, moll, tP· prox. 3 moo. old on Garfield Ave. Call4411·41122 oftar 4 . FOUND l>undle of clothoo on ••It of Plta•nt Valley Hoop!Uf, Cfllfm ot loa Moaa· mon .Cirolt, out · 28th 8t. Polnt PluMnt, W. Vo. ule this month. Dlatrlbutors nMdod. For frl-y courta ou• aervici. C•M D•te •nd Wilma Wood. AuthOtbod .daelere. 304-875- 1090. We deliver. mi. Wast of HMC. 814· 446-0803. Call of Crown Citv • . &12,900 . Caii614; 256·606B . · ' Flatwood area-Pomeroy. 4 bdr., FP, BM . ceiling, vinyt siding. •lum. windows, 17 acres available. Oall 614· 4~Q - 2369,. 3 bdT': house 2 fireplaces, swirnminb pool, garage, exi:. location1 Commerical lot SOx~ 28 Jackson Ave. Com~en.cal tract 35 acres before 2PM , 614·387 · 0632 . Ni~& 3 , bdr . home. full basement, gas heat. all carpet. nice kitchen, att· ached garage. good locateon facillg river with garden spot in 900 Block. city Can help WiU do outside house paint· finance . Call614·448- 2673 or 814· 448·1 171 . Wanted to do plownin~ and bru•ho$Jing . In Addeson· Cheshire-Kanauga area. Call ing . Call 614-446-2614. Must sell 3 bdr. ranch. Dependable" yard ·-llrvice. Westbrooks Subd.. FR , Yard mowed. weeds, walk· 1woadburner, carport. deck, wayS ciBared, hedgea city utilities, &. schools. trimmed, ate . Bill Slack. Cell 814-992-2269. 135,000 . Call 814- 446 · 7144. Babyaitting in my home. full time or white you shop. Rustic Hills, Syracuse. Ex· Kanauga Upper River Rd. House with 41ota, barn . Call porienced . Call 614-992· 6021 . --------·lc- Would like to do house cleaning . Call 814-992· 6359 ofter 4:00 pm. COLEMAN WATER WELL DRILLING Pump sales, service . Regis· tared in Ohio . All work ------- 814-268· 1988 or 614-44&.7226 . 6 rm house with bath & basement, 24X24 garage. 11f4 acre flat lot. close to 2811 . Reven•wood, W. Va. Will do 21 house cleaning. Business , Opportunity Own your own Jain · Sportawe•r. ladies Apparel, Childrena, L•rge Size, Com· binatlon, Weetern Store, Ac· cessorlea. Jordllche. Chic, Lao , Levi, Euy Stroot. lzod. Esprit, Toomboy, Calvin Klein, Sergio Valente, Evan Picone. Liz Claiborne. Mombo;o Only, Organlcolly Grown, He•lthtex. over 1000 othoro. t7,900 to •24,900 inventory, training .. fixtures. grand opening, etc. Can open 1 !5 days. Mr. Nice 4 bdr. ranch. Country Aire Eatataa, 1 "'t bath a. garage w -workbench , '12 acr• flit lot, deck, CA. 911 hea1t ($29 .00 budget) ator· og• building. t47,500 . Call 614 -448-1990. Chester,Ohio, TPC water, gatt, garden apace, garage, 1 'I~ · bath. attic . Must See to Appreciate . U9,600. Glen Thoma Coll814-9B6· 3671 . 6 t·ooma, bath, utihtv room. storm windows and doors. aluminum aiding, new roof. gnrege . Call 6204. 814 - 992 · G·overmnent homea from • 1. (U repair). Also delin· quent tax property. Call 805 · 887. · 9805 Information of 1333 par month on uaumable loan at 9 !1.1 per cent. Included in payment 1re taxes and insur•nce. Lots of remodeling . 4 budrooms, 11h bath. centrll h111t In Pomaroy .814 -992 71)74. Two otory, 2100 l!f.ft .. 1 844,000 . Call 1114- 992· 6093. . Klein, Sergio Valento. Evan old houoo. to 180,000.00. Part tlm• •12.000 . 00 to . f1 8,000.00. No ·oellng. Ra - Picone, LiZ' Claiborne . r8 14·927· 2347 evenings or Members Only, Orgonlcolly weekondo 614·992 -6974. peet busln.... I-' your own houra. Training provided. Calll-812·938·1071 Mon· Fri. 8 AM to II PM C8T. ' 178.00. Coli Grown, Healthtex. over t ,000 othero. H.90o • to 124.900 lnvontory, train· ing, fluuroo, grond opening. etc . Can open 15 deyo. Mr. Loughlin 1112)1181,8511. NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL ' S QUAL· lTV MOBILE HOME SALES , 4 MI . WEST. GALLIPOLIS . RT 36 . PHONE 614-448 · 7274. 1972 Goi"'Y 14X70 , S56DO. good cond . Call 614:li46-0146 . 1971 Oakbrook 1 2x60 . 2 bdr .. $6,200 . Cell614-388· 8269 . 1971 Freedom good cond. Four bedrooms, kitchen · 111mily room with tireplece. flnithld baoament , low UO'o, Point Ploaant. 304· 876-3079. evenlngo. 2 or 3 bdr" 1 bath . kitchen. stove &. refngerator, livin.' groom, dinmgroom. garave.· gas furnance Located 8• Portsmouth Rd . S300 per, mo .. sacuritv depq•it & references required . Call 614-446-0254 e•• · Four bedroom house in Racine. no pets. Call 614949 -2263 . In New Haven. W. Va .. J bedroom, 2 baths, all elect· ric Call 614 -949-2470 . Four rooms. bath , garage en Middleport Carpeted, stove and refrigerator provided . Great for single or working couple . $186 per month and security deposit . Sorry : no children or pets. Phond' 614· 992-5292. cine . $200 . 2286 . Public Sale Sealed bids are now being accepted on a 1970. 12x60. Holley Pork M .ti . seritl No. 609102 . o·ate and tirrie -o1sale, April 20. 1986 ·at 12 :00 noon . Bids must be aubmitted before date of sale. The home can be seen by appt Call614-949· 4 rooms and bath . '12 base· ment. fully carpeted. new paint. unfurmahed . Call614~ 992-3090 . . 3 bedroom' home, large country kitchen, central air, family room. 1ireplace. pa · tio . garage and basement . Very nice tre level , 3 bedrooms, 2 % baths. familtt room , 2 car garage, centra& air . Homestead Real1y, 304-' 675 -5540 or 304 · B82 ·. 2405 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Cell 614-256·6520 . Furneshed. air cond . 1 cable, no city taxes. beautiful river· v1ew. Kl'nauga. foster ·• Mo: bile Home Park, 614-446· 1602. . Nice 2 bdr. Skyline on Rt 7, fv.rn . waUtr:Paid Calf co~ p . 6' 14; 245 - ~818 . . ~ _. -. . . Fully furnishe~ . .lir..- utilitia'• paid. 2 bdr., aidults oilly. Call 614-446-4110 . 3 bdr. 14x66 B. lot, 2 mi. from Gallipolis , Green SChool District. good cond .. large . sundeck. •14,500. will consider lrade in of anything of value as down 14•70 Castle on lA acre. 2-car carport, 18x25 addition . Call614·992 -31 19 or 614-992-3132 . ' 814-448 - 3 bedrooms, free gas, $200 rent. $50 deposit . On 2~ acres 1n Portland . Call614· 2 mobele homes for sal a . Call 843-6268 or 1· 253-1l28 payment . Cell 8038 . ' 614-992· 3647. after 5 .00pm . 3 bedroom a with . tip out. Furnished, air, washer, dryer. awning, underpinned . Set up or rented lot. Call 1969 Champ ion Hailer 12•60 with 1976 add ·on 12JC24 . Good condition . 614 -992 -7479 $8,000 . Call 2589 . Mobile homes moved . In· sured . 20 years experience . 2 bedroom heeler. adults only. deposit, required Call 304· 676 -2 866 299B or 576- Thia is an opportunity to own your own home. we have 6 homes that mus1 be sold, located in K & K Moible Home Park. Gallipolis. Ohio . l'hese homes are well known brand IS, Schultz, New Moon. Freedom. Homes are pri· vately owned. Pricea start $4,000 .00 . Call 304-676- 3002 for Information. 1984 Schult total electric, 3 bedrooms, central air, vinyl underpenning. roof. porch and aun deck . Cuatom made wall to wall book cates, living room. Possible to leave on rented lot. 304675-6376 . Farms for Sale 1Q acras with a 18 .000 40~60 barn. 115 acre• with 4Dx60 barn. $298-acra. 4 bdr . ho\{.se approx , 2'12 acres 836 .000 2'11 ocroo $2,600 . Rt 776 . Call 814 ·379 · 2286 . . 120 ac. farm , neW brick house. barn, outbuildings, t80.000 . Call 614· 843 · 0119 . 34 . 304-675 ·2535 . 304 ·675 -4154 . Coli 304· 675 - 12x60 Community , 3 bed · rooms, furnished. can be Han K & K Mobile Home Park, Point Pleasant, 304· 676 -3000 for an appoint· ment . must sell . 33 614-9!12 · One bedroom mob1le home, for!== = = = = = = = = Nothing down. Taka-over p10ymento A•e Call 446 -3870 . J bedroom house in Ra - Bul•t On Your Lot: Big 4 Car Gat'lga $8995 . 3 bdr homes $1:1,996. See Our Models Call 1 ·614-BB8 -7311 . Children•. large li1e, Com· bination. We1tern Store, Ac· ceooorillo, ·Jordocha, Chic • LN. Levi, Easy Street, l1od, for Sale 70'x14 ' 1484. oportswear, Ledlto Apparel, Own your own Je•n· 260B . For sale '"oblle home 2 br, acre. 4 bedrooma, large rooms, wood-coal furnace and fuel furnace. hookup for treilor . 10 min . from Pome· roy. · Price reduced to Loughlin (11 21 888 81115. By owner, 9 '12 per cent auumable, 3 bedroom. 3 baths. living room. dining room , family room , equipped kitchen, patio, air cond, double garage , low 70's, New Haven , 304-882· town. 1814)448-4217. lime Full •8o.ooo oo awning. 165,000.00. 304773-5132 or 773-6B89 . . Sandhill Rd .,fall 304.-676-- "bnly at Jl)hnoon'o Mo~ile · 6104 or 875-53Be , Homes. 2110 Eaotorn Av• .. ·Gall•polio. Oh 458~1 1. Houaa for sale by owner . 800-362-6545 !lyracuse 112 acre lot facing river. City HWige water end 1ccounu . 3 bedroom brick , New Haven . Buemant, 2 car garage. large lot, porch wtth cond . Call 614-446-3289 . Esprit, Tomboy, Calvin REPS NEEDED for buolnau to appreciate! $6,600 . 304· 675 -8981 4 :00-6 :00 PM . basement, attic , space. large back · good community, 1978 Bellgloda 1 2X66 , 3 from Bloomfield bdr ., all electric, AC a. school. Call6t4-266· 5261 underpinning included •• · guarantHd . Cfoll 614·388-9670 Q1 614-388-9801!. Truck drivers needed, min· lmum exptrience. Cal 613· Applications are now being accepted for the position of ~711 - 1' 222. bdr . , garden yard, across: . that · you do business with people you know, and NOT to aend money through the mail until you have lnvesti· gated the oHering . 583·9647. 12.~e52 mobile home. underpenmtd , air cond, mu•t see Homes for Sale Rd . 41, Bloomfield Twp. 2 Remodeled 2 bdr . wall to wall carpeting, adults pre· ferred or will consid,r 1 small child. no pets, •200. mo . plus utilities. 132 , 4th Phone 304- · 32 Mobile Homes House for sale in Jackson County_ Ohio . 6 miles above Thurman off Rt. 35 on Co. Bowltnt Constru.ction . · Complete remodeling, fire· place apecialista. Painting: interioJ & exterior. Cement. block, brick work. 26 yrs. ex.petiince. reatonable ra'tes. FrH itatimltll, work. Help Wanted Beegle dog. B montho old . Call 11 4-992·111 22. hod . excellent ..... 304· Es late Hous& for ule: 4 rma. & bath, trliler hooku:J, village I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· LISHING CO . recommends 11 Giveaway Professional Services 3 bdr homo In Village of [IIIIIIOVIIH~III throw away? Will pick-up. C•ll 814·992· 3824 Monday thru Friday 7 to 6:30. 4 164,000.00 675 ·6622 . lnEstata-3bdr . onRt 36,112 rancy. Top pricoo. Ed. Bur- _3_0_4_-8_7_6_·_82 - 18_._ _ __ kett Barber Shop, 2nd. Ave. · Middleport, Oh . 61 4 -992· 3476. We need junk . Too nice to I , Log Home, 3 acres. 2 miles out Jerr i co Road. after &PM . Pharm1cy, Middlepon. (614) 446·7619 or (614) 992·6601 417 Second Avenue. Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 · €-13 ITn·· 31 wolk.· Call Keith at 614· 268-11261 oftar 6:00~M . . no pots . Call514-367-7271 or 614 -367-7302 . House, 2 bdr .. stove. refrig .. garden space. 975 dapoait, $165 mo .. located 1 3 White or 676 - 614-692· guorantood . Call 304-273- Buying da~ly gold, silver coin•. rings, jewelry, 1terling were, old coins. large cur- 7 room horne with 2 car: garage, in Cheshire. 1250 mo,. plus dep .• adults only o _ r__e_n_t_ 1-304· 588-9148 . Co , e5o.ooo a year poosible. All occupations. Call B05· 687 · 6000 Ext. A -9806 to find .. males. 304-676· 3981 . ' Will do lawn mowing & yard R f _4_1__H_ o_u_se_s_ Ave Coli 614-448 -3204. Re~l Wanted to Do Rent~ Is Arbuckle, 3 bedroom. family room. t 112 baths. 1A acre. Government jobs. 116.000· 18 814- 31!7 - HOME OWNERS-Refinance 1---- - - - - - - BLOCK YARD SALE. Sat. April 20 9 AM ,· ?. 3203 Cell 304 · 676 -3030 3431 . 304 -876 - 5600 or 676 · 3824 out how. 16 ,600 . 7166 . 22 Money to Loan PAIR. Reduced rates limited time only. Ward's Keyboard, 614-992·3661 . Lot for aale localed on St. Rr.~ 654, ,rurll water, Hptic tank , good trlil., ehe. Toll free 1 -800-982 · 490e . PIANO TUNING AND RE· eventng having 1 Friendly Home Party. Also, sign up and get a t400.00 kit of gifts and tov•· No money invotved. For more Inform•· tion, call Magnolia Nitz at & Acreage brick, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. living and dining room, large family room, 2 car garage, fuJI basement and large lot. High 40's,. excellent buy, call WINDOW TINTING Resi dential. Commercial & Auto '20 .00 to t80.00 in on Shine . Call: 73 ~;: ~:::;:·'i;:· We are looking for women who would like to be making extra money . Make from Lots home built on your l!>t. From 113,900.00 . Call for eotiNew Haven, Lynn Drive. 111 446 -9346 ·· ··· ·F,-iime;ov··· ··.... HoV~~ard . Have an anergy efficient Daniels, 614 -742 -2951 . 10 PEOPLE NEEDED 35 13 135,000. 304-876 -6743 . Free estimates. Call 814- or Fri., 10AM ·4PM . 616 Aoblnoon St. 616 Roblnoon St. 3223 Howord Avo, 3218 Howard, 3214 Howard. \1206 Howard, 3204 Howard, 3200 Mason - 2 story frame, 7 rooms, 2 baths. baM,nent, garage . shop. garden . Piano Tuning and Repair. Brunic1rdi Mulic Co .. 6 14446-0887 . Twentieth year of quality service. lane son 238 2nd . Ava .. Oolllpo· lis, Oh . · oaw . Call 814-448 -3180. Jfckson Ave, 3213 Jackson Ava 1 3217 Jackson Ave. Nationll Compeny seeking 23 Needed bodyman expe· rianced only. Apply In per· New compa'ny needt people to train . Mutt be dependable and honest. Call 614·446· 7441 for interview, Thurs. & Vicinity nithad. Call 986-4386 : Mortgage 3061 . (6141448·0500. Porch S1ie Thurs.·Set. New ltem1, vic . commador computer gamet reg $29 .95es.OO ea. Scanner, chllin- Yard sale in Rutland behind gr:ade achool on Thurs· Tho Daily Sentinel, f' .O . Box 729H. Pomaroy,Ohio. to low fixed rata . Usa equity for any purpose. Leader Referencet. Call $1,200 per month nut St. New Haven. Rain or MILLER . ELECTRIC SERYI.CE· flexible . Gilliam. , · Geiego Self ; 3 family, Thuro, April 1 Bth, 203 Wal· · Is Poisiblo to Got . We- 19·20th. w·w carpet, sm . frig ., coffee table, round back wooden chair, full size roll-eaway bed, electric ice cream freezer, household ······Pt"Pieaii&iir ··· FOR SALE With 2 Boys clothe a, jawflery. lawn mowers, tools, men & womens clothes. diahas. pans. linens. misc. INSULATION · In ·ooxter, Ohio · · 35185 Oak Maturo lady to oit with 11 mo. old in our home, mutt be J&L BLOWN "FREE ESTIMATES" CLEANERS 141etCentenaryon tincoln Dretses 22'h. slippen, whatnots, VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING Multi billon dollar company looking for enthusiastic J&lf motivated person with good credlbilty. No experience necaanry. Tr~lnlng progra.m moves you into manage· ment. Prefer age 26 and older. Start part-time, 8·8 hr•.·week tmd earn *300· e&oo month . Full time more. Send resume or letter to Nathan Kirk. 622 Richland Ave .. Athens. Oh Homes. for Sale Entern School District. 6 room home in good repair, fully carpeted basement and carport . 110 acru. Nicely landtcapad small orchard Will uti furn ished or unfur· commercial anergy management controls, insured aavings. continuous training in marketing. sales and inatallation, cuatomer leasing program. computerlud energy audita. high income potential, no franchise fee. small investment secured by inventory. Call Mr. Watson benofltol FREE KITI Cell nowl 814-448-7108 . 46701 . Pike. 6th. 8th. & 7th houooo. F1mily home products .. NMd 6 homemaker• in sunounding frea to drop and pick up catalogo. 4 houro o day, 3 cllyta week . c,n earn *76·*150. Send reaumes to home decor on your houral No investment delivering or collecting! Excellent pay &. Yard Sale 3 Family Thuro. 18th, Fri . 19th. Juot off At. doy,1Bth, snd Friday 19th. E••'••••• PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY Family, Thurs .& Fri. April 18 B. 19. I V. mile off At. 7 on Georges Creak . Mens. woman, children clothing, home interior, curtains, truck rima, rugs, 80 Imp electric box, bed framea, toy1, glanware , garage lights. Avon bottleo. bike. Iron bad Sal~ start 7AM . Middleport & Vicinity 4/111 mo Authorized John Deere. New Holland. Bush Hoc Farm Equipment Dealer .1120/l mo. 20th . 614-985·4212 U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE. OHIO I lot.-10 to 6 Closocf Mon. I Tun. Mocl Show our 100% gua., rantaed line·¢ gifti, toys &. Call bonings: SALES & SERVICE c,OPEN: .. T•Wtds., Su T• &llttl• Tllon .. fri. Thura. 18th, 9-6 . Childron' o clothes. misc. 3-18-1 mo. PH. 949·2101 or 949-2160 ' 3305 JA(I(SON AVE. .Reel Eltite Qenerel ~ BISSELL SIDING 'CO. PAUL E. SHOCKEY, D.V.M. Housing Headquarters 773-5634 BOGGS RtDIOftoblt Pri'ts lob Rabie 1·614·992-7191 JiM loach 1·304·675·1712 IN INSULATION IN MIDDlEPORT PT. M~GHEE ~ILOWN New TOWN & COUN1RY Baby Parakeet, Cogo & Supplits ....,124.75 Pair Falky FitKhos, Cogo & Supplioo ....,l31.00 Cockaliols, Exotic lirds A•ailablo FIGUifNES .... •1.00 OFf POR<EI:AIN lfRD IEII.S Othlf Nice Items Free S.klr ...... With PHI *YIJtYl SIDING . •ALUMINUM SIDING ·304·111-3632 ... - NOW ISTHETIMETOCALLUS A .m ~ONTIA(TING ·614-446·9416SttYf- THE BIRD CAGE Middleport, Ohio HRS. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. · Day . Night 1-614 1·304 $8,.$12 ·'· loot Orange Township. Efec Barn, etc $3, Earn more cath with Marric- thing . Separate locations St. 325, So. of Rio . Altizer B. "$p1l•g Spu/1/." All. )RASS ....$ 1.00 Off Centenary Townhouse . itemo. All lfzes quality clo- 491 Gtn. Hortingtr Pkwy. 992-2549 On St. Rt. 124 in Syracute $790000 1614) 992-6550 IISIDINU PHONI 7t,.;;;;jl::l (6141 lfNNEn'T MOillE ~ 4-10-i'itio. d. HYDIOTICH CHEMICALS JO'S IJI1lE RED BARN 16x 3 2 In-ground Pool ll·l·tfc HOME 843-5155 or 843-5410 ' Cages & Suppliot AI .. Sold Separately * MAICN SPECIAL * p,.r - . IUSINllS PHONE 992·7611 . "SPAS" 675-1388 SALES & SERVICE GREG ROUSH " PH. POOlS NO DOWN PAY~NT . I.OW!I MOIITH1 Y PATMINT for F1slor Service Call 614-992-6737 FARM EQUIPMENT 4-10-1 mo We'd like to introduce you to En1•1•·A-Car. lhe modern woy to drive the whitfe of your Aw••• 31 7 North S.C.,.. Mitltlleport, Ohio 45760 Custom Polo lltlgs. IGorRoofing Work Aluminom I Vinyl Sidings 15 Ye•ro Experience BUSINESS BLDG. -5 rm. tile. Use as a business or horne. ' PERSONAUZED NEW CAR & TRUCK lEASING Box. 326 Pomeroy, OH. 45769 12·5·tfc DiiC, plows, corn plantera. 3 pt. brush hogs, grain drill, hay rake. 10ft. dreg harrow. · Cub Farmel! with mower and plow. hey crii'nper, tub ooller. poteto plow. hoy bailer end more. (614) 985-3105 AVON . Sell Avon make . diltrlbutora to handle ••ten· alva line of raaide ritiel and 46% . Coll814· 448-3368 . Firtt Time Garage Sale 6 S&L BlACNWOOO HOME SPAS400!7 Sumnor Rd. Pomoroy, OH. VINYL LINER POOL ACRYLIC WALL POOL ABOVE GIIOUNO POOL Over 400 C~olm 21 01 laffanen Pt. P'-ant, WY 25550 PLUMBING & HEATING Ntw Hollltt-bttMiwt RIVERVIEW - 8 rms. fireBR. gas furnace and lg. lo school and stores. INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE POOLS PLUS CONSTRUCTION MIDDLEPORT Business bldg_ with 5 rented umts Service And Quality Name Brand$ At DISCOUNT PRICES 12 Gallipolis. Thursday ; Friday. Home Interior. curteln1, Iota of mi..::. day 17th-Saturday 128 Firat Ave., 9-6. Factory <hob Gouge Shotgun• Only lntor tO"'fflete reloJ~:atlon c:w~y· t1me, yttr erouncl in your own Hot Springs Spa. St., loy to •• tht modth: •• haYe In stock. PH. 992-3549 4-1 -1 mo. pd. ROUSH RUTLAND - Good remcxleled 3 BR home and garage on lg_ level lot. '149s.oo7:: Expert · Ohio 7111 / lln DENNY CONGO NEW LISTING - 8 rm. frame, balh, furnace. all city ubllties, view of nver. Near Kroge(s. Slave and retng. For $23,000. 50 ACRES - ' 446~4522 Furnitwo, Woddint .... o"ratluotion 216 ·~ Hill Road Lone- Bottom, OH. 45743 CALL • F11 AII,Jool t1hlllll Nulr 'JUS: Offiu Sapplin 4- - $50,000. POMEROY - Convemence to shopping - this l'h story home has new VInyl s1d1ng, new roo!, front sitting porch, 3 bedrooms, dimng room. and a full basement. Asking Ollio AUTO & TRUCK 992-2196 Middleport, Ohio . Pomtroy, Ohio : . 12-8-llc' Hy~ell Garage PAT HILL FORD 992·6215 M 992·7314 a.. Roger We can repair and recore radiators ·and heater cores. We can als.o acid boil and rod· out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. - Addon• •nd remod•llng - Roofing 1nd guHer woril Dexcel Receiver 8' Alum. Dish EVERY SAT. NIGHT 6:30P.M. ·~ 3 Family 24 Cruzet Avo., Daily Sentinel at 61 4-992 · 21&8 . Yard Sale Beds, washer, furni~1,1re. carpets. adult, chlldrens clothe-s . Wednes· lashan Building AfFDRDABL.! • POITAILI APRU SPECIAl Unique Sil• (not plastid Grawe AnongtrMnfs $23,000 00 SYRACUSE ~ Large corner ot, 1~ story home with 3-5 bedrooms Recently remodeled, mce front porch. Just $1~.90000 NO MONEY DOWN $50 PER MO. a. Call: 742·2407 RADIATOR SERVICE CARPENTER SERVICE NEW LISTING - Executive home with 3 Bedrooms, Bl baths. Very mce 2 story home 1n town. Full basement, level lots and dbl. garage. Just NEW LISTING -BradburyOne floor home With a garden space, Iron! & rear porches. 3 bedrooms, large storage building, and approx 1.1 acre. CAIVIPSITE FOOT PARK YOUNG'S FIRE DEPT. 3/812 mo pd. VALlEY SATELU1E SYSTEMS BLACKSTON Will do all types of excavating, landscap· ing, balements, sew· ege systems. water and gas lines. water wall drilling and ser· vice, trucking (limestone dirt). 3·11·1 - · TUPPERS PLAINS-~ leveH lot near the school. Wth a6 rm. home NEW LISTING - !fiddleport - Cozy. small. two bedroom home 1n a good neighborhood . All on one fl1lor and 1mmed 1ale possession . Carport, level yard Asking $20,000 00. EXCAVATING COMPANY BUS.: 985-3813 RES.: 985-3837 •Refrlger•tort •Dryers •F"reezers Ph. 16141 843·5425 choice. MEIGS GAS PIPE ' WATER PIPE GAS REGULATORS OTHER SUPPLIES All Meku CAU COlL.!CT: RACINE 4+1 mo. pd 4/ 4/tfn lONG BOTTOM, OH. 985-3561 .GUN SHOOT 20 yti·. _,. ·" Free Eatimatea" OHIO Call 992·3S61 ' 1 "Free Estimates" Installation Available G&W PLASTICS KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE s-. OWN YOUR OWN BIG mo 992·6931 II ' 1 4-17-J. of a. NEW LISTING -RacineTwo 2 bedroom apartments, partly furn1shed, aluminum Siding, double lot. Rents for S150 each . $25,900.00. AT PH. $ 1,695 9' South8m Spun Available Complete System Sl 915 with Tracker . <oMPlm *Drake324 RECEIVER Ph. 614-843-S 191 • 10-6-llc Installed FENCE & SUPPLY OH. 614-669-3761 or 669-3765 Phone: P&S BUILDINGS ACCENT FUTURE T.V. SATEWTE Dave Hobbs Worked in home aru Sheriff of Molgo County Ohio (41 10.17, ·2 4. 3tc Business Sen'ices 1----------r----------r--------- of 992·2259 Misc. Merchandise pnioad 11111ue. Appraised II t38,60Q .OO. • · Howard E. Frank 1---------""------..;__._.J..___.;. .____._ of POMEROY,O. ~ porfonned In tho future. Jorryllleclc Ptwideut of Coundl, Rhode C: Conolly, by deed dated Mlrch 7, .1898. end Roofing of all Typos 31 Bu1ines1 Opportunity first houn on left in .Ciipper MUle. If rain In basement. 3 Family Yard Sal~ 17· 1 8, 614-379-2243 or 614-379- 2 21 Help Wanted . . The Daily Sentinel Paqe Wanted : Motor Route Orlv· era needed for The Daily Sentinel. Only honatt, de · pendable pertons with rella · ble transportation need apply. Nft 1 gooCI income for Just 3 or 4 hours a d1y. ApPly In parton or call The INC. fnithtMMfft Wlthewt owt,lt'-" Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling 11 Yard Sale ..... ·Gaiiii>oiii....... .. l!UIT! I GINIW 1'£11 (ONTIOI. . VINYL & AWMINUM Raci~e. Dh . of E . MairtW *BOAT DOCK *BATH HOUSE *WATER & ELECTRIC PUBUC NOTICE ~ llyolam fn order 10 irwwe tNt lilt. wa1er Gallipolis Henry Wernlf and wife to of Vacation Money 54 same premiHs deeded by - - - - - - - - I tionwall of the building on said 1081 - t a: thence South 66 Public Notice deg. 19' Weot 93.36 feat to --------~~1 tho weot oida of the bose of tho wall. which point is also the dlaport, Ohio, ot tho intersec- East tine that property con· tion of on alley with Locuot veyed by Bertha Kaspar to Street; thonco eut on Locuot Theodore Eborobech, as obove SIT- 31 feet to 1 P-K nail; referred to; thence North 34 thence In a northerly direction deg. 23' Welt 91 feetto tho p.,.llel with the aley 73.2 feet piece of beginning. to on Iron pin on the south line Allo the intof11111 of tho of ,.lostatonowownodby Grontors In and to tho M•ude Ervin as described in following rMI ...... lying bat· Deed recortlod in Vol. 226. ween the southerly tine of tho Pogt 541 of tho Dead Racorclo eforM8id triCt It the low WI· of Meigl County, Ohio; thence ter mark of tho Ohio Aivar, and Wut along the laid Maude Er· deocribed •• follows: vin's south line a dlttance of Beginning at the oouthout 31 .75 foot to an Iron pin; comer of the above descrtbed thence lOUth along tho alloy a tract; thence south 34 dog . dilunce 86.6 feat to the 23' aolt 10 low water merle of place of beginning. tho Ohio River; thonce In a REFERENCE QEE[\:,. 11.,.. weotody diroc1ion following lume 2BB. -l'lllle 237, Meigs oaid low w - marie of tho County Dead Recordt. Ohio River to a point whore the Terms of Solo: Cosh 1o< not same intersects the projection I - then lwo-thirdo of tho apof tha _,...Y tine tho ""'' pniled value. Approiood at t • firlt above descrtbed; $7,600.00. . thence North 34 deg. 23' Howitrd E. Frank West to the southwest corner · Sheriff of of the real Ollato first ..,......, -I Moigo County, Ohio deocribed; thence following 14) 10, 17. 24. 3tc the south line of Mid ,.., n· tate in en Mlterty direction to tho ploce begillning. Subject to the right of way of tho C Public Notice & 0 Railrood, and furthermore a~bjoct to a ftowaoo -mont to tho Unltad of IN THE Amarict. COMMON PLEAS COURT TRACT #2: Being that part OF a lot lying ond being in 100 MEIGS COIJNTY. OHIO The Farmers Bente Savinga Acre lot No. 303 of tho Ohio Compony'o Purch-: baing Co .. Plolntjff, 47 feat on tho and run· 1 Date HiU For~ Tractor. Inc .. nlng to warda the river 100 feet et 1t., Oafend•nts OCIOII part of Lot No. 198, In said Vllage af Potnenl\1. lying Case No. 84-CV-210 off tho lOuth- of uld _ , NOTICE OF SALE Pursuant tO 1n Order of Sale or rOad. and having thotwn a i__, by tho Common Pleas two otorv fnlme houoa and ly· Court of Maigl County, Ohio, I ing Eoot of and ocljolnlng a lot 'wll offer far oalt ot public ouc· ownod by tho Ollata of Wllom tl<\fl on tho 17th dey of Moy, H. Ewing, Doceneli.endwect 1985 at 10:15 A.M. on tho of a lot oold by Sarah ltopa of tho Court Houu of A. FletQhor to ~bersboch, id i ~- v·· of Scheeler Co:· l>oing tile -- WANT ADS bring Ill. 2 · El~.:;~ :~:: Case No. 86-CV-6 NOTICE OF SALE Purouant to on Order of Sale iuued by tho Common CourtofMaigoCounty. Ohio. I wiN offer for oalt It public aucli9n ~ tho 17th day of May, 19B1i- at 10:30 A.M. on tho - ~=oa~~c:ou~~·u;;. .:wing . otopa ·of thi. couri HO..~o of rMI _ , · uid coUnty In ·the Vibgo of • Situotod i!l:theVilago of PO·. Pomeroy. Ohio, the following rnoroY· County of Meigs and dooc:ribod ""'1lllat8: Stalia of Ohio: Situotott in tho VHiago of TRACT #1 B . in 1 t lilliddl-. · : bate ogtMof gI conan ... ~a County· of M"""s V'1f iron pjn ~t rthe and State of O~ioc •. " · · · Cret& ·wiJII 0 ~ tfie lOuth tide of · Beginning it ci ~-J<. nail altho- Main ·str8at. which 11 ot tho southWest comor 01 lot No. Northout comer of !hot colr23 in Behan's Addition to Mid· SHERIFF'S SAl£ OF REAL ESTATE Tho State of Ohio, Meigo County. JACKSON PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIAnON Plaintiff PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO ESTATE OF TONY A . TAYLOR, OECEASED _ Coso No . 24,740 • NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On April 12, 1985, In the Maigl County Probate Court, No. 24.740, Velma L. Tll'/klr. 37295 S.R. 124, Mid· dleport, Ohio 46760. W81 appo;nted Adminis'lretrix of the - t o of Tony A. Tll'/klr. de· ceeHd. late of 372911 S. A 124. Middleport. Ohio46760 Robart E. Buck. Probate Judge (4117, 24; (61 1, 3tc a. Savings Dllev~olley, 29· ---~--- 'r'' ~~j~~&.~~~~ Public Notice Public Public s,.,.. Public Notice 23 .. - - - - - - 6.-------- 1I f41,000.00 and cannot be sold for len thon two-thirdl of that amount. TERMS OF SALE: Tan per cent (10%)cosh In h11rtd on cloy of ule with balance to be paid upon cleflvery of dead. , THIS SHERIFF'S SALE OPERATES UNDER THE DOCTRINE OF CEVEAT EMPTOR. THE MEIGS COUNTY SHE· RIFF MAKES NO GUARANTEE AS TO STATUS OF mLE PRIOR TO SALE. Howard E. Meigs County. Ohio LAWRENCE A. HEISER Attorney Plaintiff 11. _ _ _ _ __ I north line of tho . . , _ , Purchaoe. Commencing in tho ~=:::.:of Section 30 at tho r:omer of lend now ownod by Anthony Woodo thence south to tho middle of tho rood; thence in • notthoel· 18rly ,direction to •kl quener oactionllne along the middle of tho rood; thence woat on tho ltlid q . - - n Nne to tho PlACE OF BEGINNING. uve and except about on•third of one acre now occupied as 1 burying ground. Tho amount of thlo conveyance II throe 131 acr• to be the ume, more or ·-- group of figurtuounh Ad Wanted o word. Count name 6 " 10 1 3 and 11ddren or phone numbtr tf used. Yau'llgtt WO<dS day doys days days 1" SECOND TRACT: Situate in Section 30. Town 4, and Range 1 2. Ohio Company' I Said Prem1te1 Located in Orange Township, Meigs County. Qhio Said Pramioos AppraiHd at Circle Each initi1l ....... r coupon Cancel rour ad by phone when ~ou get tain reol Ollata conveved to lheodonl Ebetwbech by Bertho Kaspar. recorded in Deed Book 168, Page 98 of tho Meigs County Doed Aocordo; thence North 57 dog. 48' Ea~ :so, =";.~""~~ 4 lot. Amount conveyed ill 59'11 I •d and order by mail with tllis Public Notice Township for • school house 1 Classifieds and I Savelll I wr~te vour own I Public Notice 1 Pay Cash for UTILITY BUILDINGS EXIWMUYWG ~0. SUPERIOR SIDING CO. 7 & Vicinity · SUPERIOR EUGENE LONG 12'x'l6' Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated Dog Houses r-;------..----------------1 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Business Services 'T he Da-ily ·Sentinel ,lol • Wednesday, April17, 1985 Business Buildings 44 Apartment for Rent JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equal Housing Opportunity) monthly rent starts at 8163 for 1 bad room and $198 fo,r 2 bedroom , deposit 1200, located near Spring Vaney Plaza and Foodland. pool and Cable TV avaelabla. hours as ponibla 1 0 am 10 4 pm and 7 pm to 9 pm Monday· Fnday, Call 614 · 446 - 2745 or laave message . Apt . for rent $125 &. up. Call 675 · 6 104 or 675 -5388 Ni cely furnished mobile home. eft apl .. central air and heat m city, adults only . Call 614 -446-0338 . Bachelor apt. , 1st clua, newly furniShed , Ref. req . $225 permo 164 Firat Ave Gallipolis . Call 614 -446 . 1615 or 614-446 - 1243 . Furni&hed 3 rm apt. up1t1ir.s, utilities pd. S195 mo ... $60 deposit . 94 Locust. Adults only . · Call 446-3870 . 446 -1340 or Furnished efficiency 701 4th Ave .. Gallipolis. *180. utilities paid, ahare bath, odulto Call446 · 4418 efter 7PM Furnished apt . 2 bdr., 243 Jackson Pike , Galllpolit . 8250 . utihties paid . Call 446 -4416 after 7PM . FOR SALE OR LEAS E. commercial property and new building '70'x1 00' with 2 acre, 200' road frontage. no zoing required, ~ mile• north of Point Pleaunt. W. Va . on Rt. 12. Phone 304 876·1578 weekdays. 304 · 675· 7896 evanlngo and weekendt . 3 rooms with private bath, ref. Requested . Call 81 4 · 446 -2215 . Upst•irs 3 rooms. furnished. bath , waohor -dryor, AC . cleen . no pet1, ,.f., dep. roq .. adulto. Call 111 4 -448· 1619 . �• 14 The Daily Sentinel Page 44 Wednesday; April 17, 1985 Ohio LAFF-A-DAY Apanment f o r Rant 66 61 Pets for Sale KIT 'N' CARLYLE Farm Equi pment ®by urry Wrlghl Wednesday, April 17, 1985 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio TRACY 79 Motors Homes & Campers Television Viewing a Upstair s 4nfurniahed 3 room Drogonwynd Cattery Ken nel. CFA Himalayan, P1r1ian 1nd Slamen kittana. AKC Cho!N pupplet. Coli 614·448-3844 oltor ?PM. apt .. ca rpet~d.. utilit ies paid. no child ren. no pet s. Call 614-44 6- 1637. AKC 3 Dochahund pupplea. , Coll6t4-448-7920 . Small apt . tor one. Nice & c lean. in Gallipolis. Cell 6t 4-446 -35 tt . Riverside Apts. Middlapon. Special rates for Senior Citizen s. $130. Equal HousIng Opportun iti es. 814 992-772 1. Furnished apt. 3 rooms and ba th . No p ets . 614- 949 - 2253 . Call 1 bedroom f urn ished apt. Call 614-992 -5434 or 304882-2566 . 2 bedroom furnished apt.i.n 9250 per month. Call 614-992 -6113 aller 6:00PM . APARTM-ENTS , mobile homes. houses. Pt ~ Pl_e asant and Gall ipolis. 614-446 · 8221 . Effi cie n c y ap ar tm e n t, downt ow n Pt. Pleas ant . Fur· nishad a nd utilit ies paid. Deposit required. 304-8963450 . . 45 Furnished Rooms light 1----------.,..----------1 · 51 Household Goods 6 -5.000 BTU alr condition - ers $95 ea .. 'side by side For rent Sleeping Rooms and "Sometimes I feel like leav.ing Leo, but I .can't zip myself up the back." house keeping rooms. Park Central Hotel . Call 614-446-0756 . 46 Space for Rant Mobile home lot, 12'x50' or !ftnallirv $J'5~w•ter paid. 4th "!I Neii." 'GhtllpoliltO Cllll.44.U , 4416 after 7PM. Mobile home lots, R & R Mobile Home Park, Bulaville Rd . Galipolis , Oh . Call61 ~ 446 -0527 or 614 -446 1283. COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park , F:toute 33. North of Pomeroy . Large lots. Call 814-992-7479 . A6ntal spece for travel trail· era. camPers, fold ups. Wa ter. sewer, electric cable hook ups. Call 304-7736661 after 5:00p.m . Trailer Iota tor rent, sewer and water furnished . will take o ne small child, 3046?5-1076. 47 Wanted to Re.n t Nice 2 to 3 bdr . home with garage . near Gallipolis . $250-$300 per monlh . Call 614 - 367 - 0324 oftar _5 ;30PI!II . Wastinghou•e avocada green 8195- 4 others to choose from . Cold1pot refrigerator white fro1tfree $150, 30 in . range 1125, 20 in . gat range ·e?5, goa dryer 1126, 30 in . electric range 876, Kenmore auto . washer $96, Whirlpool u•• washer like ·new $160 . Skagga Appliances, Upper River Rd. Gallipolia . Call 514-4.,6-739B. Country Oak tables, chairJ, cupboards. deeks, ice boxe1 . Co11kles, Tuppers Plains; Rt . 7 . Hand finished . 64 Misc. Merchandise 1 -pair Lops rabblll. 1 Winnebago truck topper and 176 Vamaham motorcycle. Call 614-992-6544.4 riding mower . flrm.6t4-992-63BO. 275 Firewood $20 .00 pickup lood, $30.00 delivered. Call 304-675 - 6762 or . &75299.1 . cnhad and WANTED-Area Spmll En· thuaiests that want to re Color T.V .• $95.00.4 rofrig.' ceive direct mail Sptllcials erators,$76 .00 end up . list. an exciting new merElectic range. $96.00. Au- chandiae program, from Tri tomatic washer, $149 .00. 3 County Sporto. 304-675dryera. $96 . 00 each . 29B8 or write toRt.. 1. Box 16,000 BTU AC, 1200.00. 471, Point Pleuon1, w. Va. Goa ronge. f85.00 . Coli Include name eddretll and zip. 614-992-223B . So_fa . Earlt American with pillow erma. Good condition. $100. 614-992-2469. Pickens used furniture. 304675-64B3 or 675-1450 . RICK'S NEW AND USED FURNITURE. Utod llovat and refrigara.t ors. ComP,are our prices. uve today . Phone 304-773-5430. 53 Serv1cr.s SATOH F-650-G, troctor with 20-30 loader. hydraulic bucket, 2 •P~. live power. a2 . 5.91S . Cell 814-2B6· 8622. Marc um· Roofing & Spout· Upright piano, fa ir condltloh. ' A . B. Chaae - Now York' . dark wood with engraved design, $260 . Can be seen ~at 3216 Howard Ave. batwaon 4 :00-& :00PM. 58 Fruit & Vegetables Onion plants juat arrivedwhite, redl.·yellow. Swiaher Implement Co.. St . Rt. 7 N .• Gollipolla. Qh. Coli 614446-0475. D 'f9AIIIoChalmora. 71HP, power eteering, 2 farm utility trailers. 304 -8963441 . " · L------.-----T"'----------1 .. Woods 7 It Buah Hog f1.500. 26ft tobacco _pipe trollora 111 8600 .. 121 1 900. Morgan'a Woodlawn Farm. Rt. 36. 304 -676-12B6 or 304-736-2342. Alllt Chalmero lawn and garden tractor, 1 w,ek apecia!; 1 Modal 6020, 2t hp, dlattl with 5 It Woodo rear mounted lawn mower 86.200.00. t Model 5016, 18 hp, dleaal. 4 wheel drive with 4 ft W~oda rttar mounted lawn mower $6..900 .00. 1 Modol9t2, 6 speed. 12 hp with 42 ln. mower $2.900.00 . Two Model 816, 16 hp with 42 in . mower 82 . 650 .00 . Keefer Service Center. St. R1. 87, leon. W. Vo. 304B95-3876. 61 . Farm Equipment Spring Special : 24'x30"xB" with 16' x7' gorago door & service door, 83,888 erected. Iron Horae Bldgs. 614-332-9745 coll.oct. CROSS & SONS li.S. 35 Watt. Ja<:kton·, Ohio .. 814-2B6-6451. Maney Ferguaon, New Holland. Buah Hog Solaa & Sorvico. Ovor 40 uttd tractors to choose from ·& · comploto line of now & u~ed equipment. Llrgeat selection in S.E. Ohio. Ford 9N tractor now 'tune up, paint, runa good wheavy duty 4 ft. buoh hog. H.B50 . call 614·2B6 · 6622. k • '-- 51 Household Goods O••*"'*·'-"oc -----------Alii• Chalmers 6040' front r end loader. all hydraulic will fit on Long and Oliver 71 tractors. ,304-882-2537. F;mn Suppiii' S & LIV eo lock 62 Wanted to Buy Rototillers, prefer Troybilt, but will bUy any make. any size. Call1 -614-593-8835 . Would like to buy liO.ballto of good hey." Call 614-2661528 . 1-'-- -' - -- - - - - Wanted to buy: troll or tree tops to GUt up fc;n ~lrewood . I~C=al=l=16=1=4=1=4=4=6=-0=3=7=3=.= = I· "3 " L' k 1vestoc 1----------------Bently Pig Sole. Wad. April 24th. 7 :30PM. Fayolfe County Fair Grounda, Wao,hlngton CH . Selling 150 hBad of DUroca. Jiamp brad, Barrowa -_ .....,_-·-···... Jlontly 513- Antiques in G~llipolil C.irca 1880 l1•':1dmade auger cUp· boArd orginel finish, exc:· ~ond. Alto ·antiquo 2 ploc• . t;1ada Home ing. Now lnatalling rubber ioofs . 30 years experience . specializing In buih up roof. Call 614-388·9B67. Autos. for Sale . 1969 VWwlthnewlyrabUIIt ongl~e-. e&OO at it or HOO with P.lint job. Call 614• 245 • 9 39 B aftor 4 . 72 Plymouth Sotelllto 311 engine. runs good•. body rough, UOO or make offer. Call 614-4411-7215. Datoun·, 260 Z · aportacar, ou1o, ,,.c, AM-FM, GC, $2,500. Call 614 -446489:7. ~ '74 Maverick 4 dr. · runs good, body rough, 1326 . (:alll814l ;3BB-~270 . 1982 Dodge 400 2 dr.. 4~.000 mi. , auto .. 83.BOO . Call 814-379-2728 . 197B Dodge Magnum XE needs aoma wor1c . Call614446-0066. 78 Grand Prix SJ now tireo, ahockel,· brakel, paint 'job. full po.w or. f2.600 . Coli 614-21>6-8439. 11177 Oklo Starfiro V-8. 4 apd .. hstch back with oun roOf. good tires, good condi·· lion. Aoloing 11.BOO. Call 614-379-2280 oftor ?PM. 1979 Monte Carlo In very good condition. Coli 614446-3243 eveningo. 19B4 Cougo; XR7. AM- FM ca11ette. power booater, loaded, low miiuge. exc cqnd, 304-773-9134. 1976 Nova. 1973 Novo and e motor for 1972 Volkswagen . 304•895-3017. ' 1969 good .. · brakea. new custom 117.5 -6357. 72 Trucks for Sale 1973 Ford 8700.00, good cond. 304-676-2226 . 73 Vans & 4 W.O . bunk beds $199, antron reclinl!lfs 199. new & uaed bedroom suitea. rengea . 1981 Yamaha SECA. 760 . Extra good cond . 304-57621B6 . . 19BO Honda CM400A a•· cellv 1ot cond . All matching acceasOrie1 . windshield . 19B1 Honda CX&OO-Oeluxe, ahaft drive, water cooled. h•s windshield and lugggae rack-backreat. Exc. Cond. 3o4-896-33&3. 1983 V-46 Megna 760 need to oell, $2.200. 304-675· 6458 Monday through Fri' .doy, 10 a.m. to 4 _ . ..... . 304-675-3036 ofte; Knauff Firewood Split- 96% hardwoods. You pick up or we deliver. HEAP ' \lander. 6t4-256-8246 . wringer washers, &: shoes . New liv i ngroom suites $199- S599. Iampo. alto buying coal & wood stoves. Coll614-446-3159 . LAYNE"$ FURNITURE Sofa . chair. rocker. otto· man, 3 tables, lextra heavvt. t685 . Sofas and chairs pric~d from $285. to *896 . Tablet. •so and up to 8125 . Hldo-o-beda.8390 . and up to $550 .. oofo bedo $145. Roclinen, U25. to $375 .. Lampo from S28 . to 8125. pc . dlnetlet from $109 .. to 436 . 7 pc. f189 and up. Wood ta~.e with .i• chairs S285 to $745. Detk 8110 up to *225 . Hutches, S660. Bunk lied complete with mattresses. $275 . and up to $396. Baby bedo. $110. Maure11es or box springs. full or twin, esa .. firm. e&s. and 878 . Queen aett. t225 . 4 dr. cheat!~; , 849. 6 dr. cheats. $59. Sed framea. S20.ond U5., 10 gun - Gun cabinetl. $350 . G111 or electric rangea 8;J75. Baby matlroueo, f25 & $36, bed framot t20, 125, & 130, king fro me t&O . Good aelectl on of bedroom auitee, rockers . metal cabinets , headboard• 138 & up to 866 . Used Furniture ·· 6 pc. dinena, head boards. and 2 bedroom suites. 3 miles out 8ulaville Rd. Open 9om to 5pm. Mon. thru Sat. 6t4-446 -0322 GOOD USED APPLIANCES Waaher1. dryen, refrigera 1ort, rong11. Skogga Ap pliancet, Upper River Rd . betide Stone Croat Motel . 614-448 -7388 . County Appliance, Inc . Good und· applianc.s and TV - •· Open BAM to 6PM . Mon thru Sot . 614-448t888, 827 3rd. Avo. Golllpolio. OH. Volley Fumlturo. n - & uMd . Urge a.ction of qualIty furniture. 1218 Eottorn Avo., GoRipolit. 30" otectrlc ronge, good cond.. hsrvett gold. Coli 1114-245·8388 oftor 4 . •so. Ut ed f efriger•tO.r good working condition e75. Catl 614-24 5-939B afl er 4 , Uaed rolrlg.,-otor. toblo and 4 choln. lovotNt. 6 pC: . aectlonol, monrooo ond box aprlngo. Corbin a Sn~dor Furniture. Coli 614-4411 1171 . limestone. Sand, Gra\lel. SPECIAL cut olabo 6 PU loads deHvered in dump truh f100. or 21oodo $180. You pickup f15 . Call 614· 245-6804. 16x24 ;.d born type bldg. 1 yr. old-full of waatern tack. Moke offer. Coli 814 -2866522 . top for Camper Datsun King Cab long bad or oqualont. like new, $200. Coli 614245-939B after 4 . Gasoline powered weedcut· tar with saw blade, heavy duty, •&o. Coli 614-2459398 ofter 4 . 11 HPiown tractor4 yro.old, $600. Cell 6t4-245-9398 after 4 . Stihl AV 32 chain aaw, 20 in. ber • ..,.,, chain and carrying cue. Uoo. Coli 614-2469398 after 4 . t7.5 cu.ln. GE rofrlg. gold, equip. for icemalc.er. no frost, 3 yri. old. *250. Hearth M1te woodbumer inaert, t y, . yr. old. a250. Sizo II wadding drnt & hit, f125. Cell614-448-6247. item• excellent cond . 304676-7677. ·so Volkoawogen Robbiil .fO< parta cheap 1 50 foot 6 joints CB tower 850.00. Phone 304-773-IIB 19. Couch oncl chair UO. 00. 2"- 6" Storrot Micrometer 8120 .00 . 1'h''· 12" lnalde Sterrett Micrometer fBO .OO . Coli 304 -6754B59 oltor 6:30 PM . Holstein cow ·Bt heifer calf, •45!). Call614-367-7238. 1'-Naw All It Cholmara 4 row no-till corn plant•r. We can set up with 74 plate unite or 7B olr . units both with monitors. We can finance new planters Interest free til Jon. 1, 1988. Call on price. 1· u•ed Allis Chalmers 4 rdw no-till corn planter dry. fert. 77 liir unllt, monitor$3600. 1-uaed Allis Chalmers4 row no-till with dry tart. 78 air untta with inMct bo~•· monitor uaed 1 year . •&.600. 1-uaed 8 row no-1111 dry fort. 60 lariat plata unllt inaect &_ herb bo•••· *3.000. Con be cutto 4 row Wild Tur1coy Sauon • Army S2,50Q. 1-uttd 8 row oocamouflage · aurplus denim till. 70 teriea plate ut1it1 -rental clothing. &am Some- lnaoct attoch. dry fertilizer. rville's AeveniWOOd. end tronoport 13,900. Con Fri. Sl1. Sun. 1 :00-7:00 pm. be cut 'down to different row Denim lockoto •19.00. f'ire- width a. 1 -new 2 row 3 point wood. Triumph motorcycle. no-tiU with 74 pt.te units • 304-675-3334. inaectbox.ese1 .. 900. 1· uMd 2 row 3 point no-till with 70 RefrigofOIOr t26.00, g:ood Mriea plate units and in..ct cond. 304.875' 5019 . boxer e1400 . Ramailm. ARia Chslmera Wll thoWlndowolrcond, 7 ,0001btu. compenyontlw _ _,., 304-876·2931. r o ,no·till plonter. no.,tho a~FonJIHJ • Kenmore washer and dryer, hsve oucceoaful viiroitllo oxc cond, t16~.oo . 3•04- on tho ....-. C. 575-2308. opocod 11-om 20"' , _ _ . ing 1o .&0". YDW ..... • . I Couch, Selmer OltC! . . ,., 2 11!14trailer beds (mettre.:s • box AHit Chsl"""" 1o lond Dealer 4C!f ..., apringo) . 304-8811-3404 . Keef e r • 5Jtt: .. Ce ..,.. ,. 8t.Rt.17. Pt-"1 . . . . . Ill. True Teat TotO AiHer, S tup ., We are 13 mi.:SAI(,...ru Colomon canip ltolio. bt>lh. wood Bridge . good concl, 304-875-2374 . 387• . 64 Hay & Grain Ear of , corn, $2.50 per buo.hel. Call 614-843-5216. Round belu lor aola. Mode of orchard gran and dow.... 815 .00each . Coll614-742 2592, Gary Horpor. Boil hoy. S1 . 50obe ~ - S olted for cot11e.614-992 -25118. l :=i~~;;;;~;;i;;;= 65 e... 72 Trucks for Sale 197B Ronger 4 wh . dr .. black, new tires, brakes, thockl. exheutt system, motor. low mi~. Coli 614-446-9240 . Ford F- 100 V-8. 3111d-ltd .. •3. 260. S. to IPII s( na. CaM 614-446-9408 olur 5:00. t98t GIIC Yr ._ picaup. B FleetPidl ~ 350 dieMf ........ I'S. P8. otriO. . bed - -- C 5 I Ml:. Geerge. 11 4 441 1345 8:30AM to flllill . ... . .le!'f Cloer--. PS. , . ...... good 114--2415-11841 . .-. c. ........ a-, - IMtr ......., lor aelo - c. 1114-266-6251 1981 Horley Dovldoon Sporat..-. 3.000 mileo. ohow room cond. S2,695 . Call 304-882-2006. 75 Boats and Motors for Sale 15%' Thundercraft tri·hull with top. 90 HP Mercury With power trim, leaa than 50 hra. on motor. Dilly troller-axe. cond. Call 614· 448-B096 olter &PM. 17 II . .Crattllnor . 186 lnboard-outboerd, power trim prop, power trim tabs, tri-houl. 304 -6715-62B8 . J<l4-,..__ ::::::::::::::;:.J:========-1 They1 Do It Every Time ~-STOP m ,!tt6ST AN&?-· •• 1MJ F•100 Ford t4899, 76 . Auto Parts 1Mt Chevy luv 13999. & Accessories t M1 o - $3999. 1980 0 -50 Sport DOdge 13899. 1977Foodf-150 t2489 . All Radiator to fit '74 Clevalond trtoo1c1 priced to 1111 or trade. onglno 1211.00 . Phone 304John' t iiWto Salol. Bulovllle •6711-11119 . Rd. Ohio 18141 _446 __·_4_71 __._,_,__,--____ 292 Chevy true~ engine. New nevef run . t914 Cho¥y ton truck. e Complota. i'hona 304 -898 · cylinder. 4 apaed. Runt 3441 . good . Coli onylimo . '425.00. 992-8917 .. 77 Auto Repair 1874 FO<d 1 ton 1Rick· LW8 with 12 II. bed. ., ,200. Cotll14·8112-3184. Peroono Body Shop . Loculi Rd. Pt.Pieaoont. Put KaK. Frea Eetlmotll. 814-985 4174. Golllf""- re•bullt ovonl~ga . Power Croft 4 cycloi, Brlgga a lltronon riding lown mowor, *1 85. Coli 6142BI-11122. 56 ,. . ANNIE HEY! THERE'5 TW lt'G TH' 0Me ()0~ we HEEREO lTHAT ·wuz HOI'IL1W! WITH THAT AECI·HAIREO ~10! ... 0 (I) @ Double Dare (IJ (jj) Mark Russell ,Comedy fl) MOVIE: ' Secrets' IHBOl MOVIE: 'The Star Chamber' IMAXI MOVIE: 'Whore the Lillies Bloom' 8:15 ffi MOVIE: ' Battle of the Bulge" · 8 :30 (IJ ® Live From the Met ALLI!;Y OOP B & D Home Improvements. replacement windowa, aluminum aoffll, vinyl old ing. continuoua gutters, free 'Simo n Boccanegra.' Anna T o mow a~ Sintow , Sherrill Milnes and Vasiie Moldovea nu star in this production eatimatea. ell work guaran tHd, Spring Discount, call evening• 304-576-2644 . Plumbing & .Heating ' Peta for Sale of 1he Verdi opera. (3 hrs.) 9:00 0 (1) C1l Facts of Life ICCI Nat alie and T ootie try to find I he perfec t .d ates for Jo and . Blair through a. computer .·, .. _ 1141· Chivy truck, oxc 11hspe .lor re11orlng, prlol tiOO.oo. 11110111 ollloo dook .,oo.oo. SM·I71·2•ol . '76 llhon Whool booo ,.,d pickup. 311 outo, noode point ond •ody worh. ttoo.oo, IM-171-4111 . 1173 Fronklln 28 ft., olr, awning , n .. do work , U,IOO. Coli 61 4 · 441 3441 , . 1111, looti;l oo,;,per 11el1tt, Ceiii14 •ZII- 1417. 77 Joyoo aompor eloopt I, Ill, 1wn1111, 010. O~nd. Coli '72 lnW'I 24 II HIY lnlalt 114·211· 1141 . U,IOO. '12 CJI ,_, ..... .,..,.,......... .......,.100, ...,_,. ""'' ~ .... ......,.. •. , .. , ,.,"' '·~· ft. Clll .....,.., . . " .... trf~ll trtHII!t 4·111• 7H-n.t2. . ' ., dating.servi ce . (A ) ·, .I ~.. · . B3 so:s (!) s~p~r Bouts ofthe RaY ·'Boom BOom· Mancini · (6Q mm,l . · I I I ·----·-- (J I ERECK tJ I .. r; W HAi A ~E~50 N .WHO 5 PENP5 J I I · IJ ISWORDYI Yesterday's i OO M UCH T IME 5iUI7'f'ING C.E~AMIC& MI&HT Et.Jtl U~ A~ . II Jumbles: BOOTH I Answer: Now arrange the circled lett.wt to torm 1he Surprise answer, u suogested by the above canoon. I I I I I I1] Print answer he,.: A ( (Answers tQm<>frow) IRATE SWERVE ~I MONO He liked the job, bul hal ed this- THE WORK . · BRIDGE James Jacoby Where the bidding runs high NORTH a ~· •' ~-. ,· . .. t-t7 -85 .... +A 9 8 .A 432 By James Jac ob y Y a te s Willi am s of Col or ad o Springs, a generous and friendly fellow, plays in rubber bridge games for high stakes at high al titudes. Here is a deal that I would hesitate to report if it had taken plac~ at sea level . Yates was South and the biddipg was as diagramed . He won the opening lead w ith dummy's spade ace and played a club to his singleton king. He wondered to himself why there could not have been a more equitable distribution of hear t spots in the North and South hands. If dummy had even one of South 's higher heart cards, there would have perhaps been a wa y to set up the club suit and still get back to dummy. Suddenly there came an inspira · lion . Yates led the five of hearts out of his hand. When West produ ced the six , Yates played low from dummy. " Your lead , buddy!" he proclaimed . West tried a diamond. Declarer ruffed io dummy, cashed the club ace and ruffed cTub , happily noting th1lt clubs were 3- ~ - !'low th e - heart aee· wa s' an entry for all the clubs to bt'. ' · CIJ Ul lf21 Arthur -Hailey's Hotel !CCI Romance. adventure and intrigue are in < JIM 'S PLUMBING & HEATIN~ . Rt . 1 : Box 355, Galli.- • polio. Call 6t4-367-0576. ' (J) 700 Club .. • c . vs . Arturo Frias (Las VegaS. 19821 and ·Ray ·s oom Boom ~ Mancir]i vs. Orlando Rome{o..(Ne.;i Yqrk, _1 983) ." • Anoz .6 .... WEST +6 E AST +KQJ 72 t A I 0 8 7 6 5 3 Z+ K Q J9 4 +9 86 +QJIO SOUTH •10 s 4 3 .K Q J 10 9875 ... .K Vulnerable: East -West Dealer : North :Wost Nottb 5t 5+ Pass Pass t+ · Opemn g lead: •s L-------------_J run , allowing Yates to make his · contract. We are grateful to East and West for not s;>crifi,cing at ~ven piam.onds. Tha t wot1ld M ve r ui ned a· g\Jpd bridge ," hand. ·· · •· · · • :. abundance at Sa n Francis co's elegant St . Gregory Ho- Excavating tel. IRII2 hrs.) (I)®) MOVIE: ' Space ' 9 :30 0 (1) (1) Sara 10:00 0 00 (!) St. Elsewhere Conclusion . Peter White returns tp St . Ehgius w hen a court mandate is issued . (A) (60 min.) (!) PKA Full Contact ••1 • Karate ' IHBOJ MOVIE: 'Romancing the Stone' ' Blue IMAXl MOVIE: Thunder' ICCI 10:30 (]) Tra•eller's World fi)INN News 11 :oo CD 1101 li21 News (]) Bill Cosby Shdw fll Benny Hill Show 11 :30 0 (}) CD Tonight Show ·O Good -1 Excavating, baaementa, footera. driveways, ~ septic tanka, landscaping. Call anvilme 614 -446 - · 4537. Jameal. Oaviaon, Jr. ..;. owner . Roooonable Rotea. Ditching for water, gllia. electric. and drainage linea. Call 814·4411 -8608 or 614- 441 2776 . WINNIE . Dozer Work land clearin~. " landscaping. etc. FrH estt· mateo. Coli 614-446-803B or 614-992-7119 anytime. 84 & o mm Electrical Refrigeration Ed't Appliance . Sorvlco.' Str\ling all makes • brands of refrigeratore, weahers &. . dryera, uoves • dlahwathero . Coli 8t4-367· 71B7 or 614-446-4468 . SEWING Machine ropelro, service . ' Authorized Singer Solat & Sorvlce Sharpen Sciaaort . Fabric Shop. Pomeroy. 814 -992 ·2284. (]) Jles1 of Groucho • (!) SportaCenter (j) WKRP in Cincinnati (I) Magnum. P.I. (l) Latenight America (j~ Ta•i · (11) International Edit.ion Ol @ ABC News Nighdino , fll Twillght Zone 11 :45 ffi MOVIE: ' Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone' IHeOl MOVIE: 'Misunder stood' [MAXI MOVIE: 'National Lampcjon•s Vacation' . 12:00 (I) Burns & Allen · (!) Sports Focus- ·J ulius Erving ()) Benny Hill Show ~ . MOVIE:' Moneychangers ' Part 2 ID ~. Eve on Hollywood eGunsmoke t2 :30 D Cil CD Late Night with David Letterman Tonight's ·guest is comedian Gary Mu· lodeor. 160 min.) BARNEY TATER JUST MADE BOWL OF VEGGIES ALL GONE PAW ·· HIS . I CAN'T FIGGER OUT WHAR IT's ALL GONE TO THEN HOW COME 'IOU '. AIN'T GRII\JNIN' FROM EAR . TO EAR? General Hauling Jef1\es Boya Water· Service . Alto paola filled . Coli 6t4' 256 - 1 141 or 114-4461175 or 614-448-7911 . Kef' ' S Water Service. Welts. · claterna, poola filled. Pho~a 614 -387-0823 tir614 -367· 7741 night or day . Do SNAKE!! . M~~r~~~ you nwd something moved Or hauled awey7 We'll do ill Coli 114-2568251 oftor 8 :00PM. Limestone, grlvel, nnd, fill .dirt and cool dollvorod, 304,6711-4412. -;:;::::;:;:;::;:::==.;. 87 m a ' B6 om Tonight's guest s are Joe Ga ragiola and Father Gu1do Sarducci. (60 min .) ·' Ll~~'f"5HIMME.RING 01/E.R WHI"T"e~D~.t::S Upholatery ·CD Love The! Sob . ..... ""'"'''-" AL-L 1J.1E SEA (::>VIL-1--:)) ( v.:• ... HILLCREST KENNELS Boarding oil breodo. Haoto.d VANGUARD PAINTS - Indoor-outdoor loclli1l111 . Quality you c1n • trust. AKC Dobermon pupploR: Eboraboch Hordworo, Stud Service . Coll614-4411. Pomeroy. Ohio. Coli 8t4- 778& . 992-281 1. Judy Taylor Grooming. Cell Now Morlln 30-30 model 3D 814-367-7220 . AF. S1 00.00. Coll8t4-843- 1----------------- 1~l:.i'll/1.1 5216. 8riorpetch 'Konnota Prole• · tionll All -brood grooming. Hoy for mulching . Right lntfoor•DUidOOJ' boonllng fa .. front t.nclor for 1977 Co- cllltloo. Englloh ClJolclf Spa · moro. Coli 742·25311 or nlol pupploo. Col 8t4-388 .. 742-2509. 9710. ) (!) Fishin' Hole. {IJ Or . Who (jj) 3 -2 -1. Cont act ICC) fll Oifl'rent Strokes 6 :30 0 (J) CD NBC News CII Rifleman (!) Mazda Sportal ook ()) Gl U2l ABC News (CC) . 0 CIJ ®I CBS N,_ ()) Nightly · Business ·Report (jj) Body Electric fll One Day at a Tim e 7 :00 It (J) PM Magazine (I} C~uck Connor·a . Western Theat·er (!) SportaCenter ()) Entertainment Tonight CD Wheel of Fortune 0 (]) Wheal of Fortune (IJ . (jj) MacNeil/ lehrer Newshour ® News 01 -~ New Nama That Tune fll J ' ffarsons 0 (J) Tic Tac Dough CD Cia,co Kid (!) Jniida the PGA Tour Famliv Feud CD Jeopardy ®I Wheel of Fortune Ol U2l Entertainment Tonight ' . Ill WKRP in Cincinnati fHBOl Video Jukebox 8 :00 0 Cil CD Highway to Heaven ICC I Mark and Jonatha·n help th e son of a multi· •millionaire find a more rewarding way of life. IRI (60 min.) CD Flipper (]) NFL"s Greatest Moments 197 1 AFC Sudden Da~th Playoff and 1977 AFC Sudden Death lllayofl. (6Q min .) · . ()) Gl ®I Fall Guy ICC! Colt, Jody and Howie film a movie classic in a haunteO house on Halloween. (Ri i60 min .) ()) a ()) Stark• Tree & lawn SeNice. ~ Landscaping; seeding, tertii · lzlng, thatchl,.g, for com plete l•wn service.' Call· us. 304 -676 -2010. 82 ... ..,SO 1 CA~ PLAY IT 1>.1 ll:HASOO Oener1l Hauling , dump truck for hire. you _call. ho.ul, 304-1711-3t90. ., 1- - - - - - - - - - - I ' ---------------- " 12ft. Mmi-V aluminum boat with trailer & trolling motor, '450 . Call 614-266-66B2. 14 ft . John boat, Evinrudo remote-control trolling mo· tor. Depth finder ond trailor. f?OO. Coll614-742-2976. p- Pool People Bpeclol: ~ ua summeriu your pool f100. 10% off. oil pumpt and llltoro. Middleport 614992-5724 or Golllpollo 6t4-::-::-::---::-::--=-----:-:---- ·144.6-3051 . • 55 Building Supplie11 I" Spring Spoeioi-Potrlot utility buildlnga on dltPioy II two· convenient locotlono, 8 a 8 Building Materiel• Produce, Vloncl St. in Pt. Bloc~. brick, - r piJ><H. Pleooont. end French City windows , llntela, et c . Mobile Hornet In Golllpolla. CleudeWinten. Rio Grande. ' 9x12 t895, alto · Hl•18 0 . Coli 8t4-245 -5121 . •9915. Dotiverod oncl 001 up Block, brick, mortor oond on your lot. maaonrv auppllea. Mountuin TRS-80 model Ill computlf Sloto Block, R1. 33. Nttw with 48K ond Iota of eoll- Hoven. W. Vo. 304-882woro. Coli 814-4411·3243 2222. 1982 Vamaha 760 Maxin thall driven. 6.000 milet. with extral, mint condition, 11 , 800 . 00. 304 - 8B2 3576 . ft. -- ... AN D THAT 'IOU'P RI!AL I Z& YOU WERE; MAKING A MI ~TAI<E. J & J "a Home Improve menta. Siding Vinyl & alumi· num siding. overhang rutte t & roofing. Free ettimatet. Coli 614-367-746B. ------:--------lcD & M contractors . VlriVI and aluminum oiding raplacemon1 wlndowt insulat i.ng -r oofing ·ramod .ali~g and new conot<uction-guttars. Call 304 -773 -6131 . cAimR·s PLUMBiNG · AND HEATING Gor. fourth and Pine ' G•llipollo. Ohio 1983 . XR.80 Honjla. ex~ cond. 8460.0.0 . ;J04-675- ' Phone 614-'148-3U88 or 614-44& :4471 .. · 6l68. .. .• '74 Gren11in. good work car.· 1916 Honda 750. new tireo. '78 Subaru Brat, new paint baga. boiiC bara, low mileage, and tires. 63.000 miles. make an offer. call304- 773· 304-675-6217 . . 6B36 . Pic;k up at Richards &. Son . Coll614-446-7786 . DeCENT MEN. J & l lnaulation. Vinyl sidli"lg, roofing, replacemen t l windows, storm windows. 1979 · CJ -5 Golden Eagle. store doora. Call 614 -992 304, V-8, PS, PB , opokar 2772. whaala, low mileage, axe. cond . $4. 600. Call 614- RON'S Tolavlalon S_ervlco . Specializing in Zenith and 446-9700 . Motorola, Quazar. and houaa cello. Call 304 -576 239B or ,814 -446-2464. 74 Motorcycles Fetty rree Tifmmlng, stump removal . . Cell 304-675 1331 . •' 1981 Honda 750 cua1om, 2. 700 mi .. padded tilly bar. RINGLES'S SERVICE. ax -. axe. cond. Call 814-367- perienced carpenter, •lectrl- . . . 0394 . cian. maaon, painter, roof· · ing (including hot tlr Honda C8 660 with '2 application) 304-675-20B8 'helmeta & Intercom. Muat' or 675-7368 . oell. Call 614-446-8663. Rotary or cable tool drilling. 1977 Suzuki for ttla, 8350. Moat wells completed aame Call 614-256-6261 after day. P:ump sales and tervl· • &PM . cas , 304-Bll&-3802. 54 Misc. .l\llerchandise Dynemark riding lawn mower. 10 hp, 38 In cut, $250 .00. t 0 opaed bike $75.00. SOIU1d Ootlgn, Ita· reo •so .oo. Blk and VVhite Now Viola TV $15.00. All TH AT'S WHY 11\'r' FRIEIJD HSF<& WA S SO AN GR V. HE · D I D~:T REA LIZ E THAT , YO U ' R~ HONORABLE, Factory rail dune buggy~ thorp, $700. Cell ·6t4-246938~ after 4 . · 196B Novo Chevy II. ,_.1 cond. "31.400 .actUal miles. 30'\-676· 772f; attor 6:eo. 4-H Suffolk market' Iomba. Taylor & ' Toylor. At. 141, Arabia. 6t4-643-22B5. EASY BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetime guarantee. Loc81 references furnished. FrH eatimatet . Callcollect1-614-237- ~ 0488. daY or night. Roger1 · Baaement Waterproofing. . ~ SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Oliva St .. Gallipolis. New & used wood-coal stoves, ~ pc wood LR suite U99. CAPTAIN Honda trail mini 60 bi)fe; cond, '8200.00 . 304'-6761296 . some . step back cupboard ' refln· iahed In eiiC . cond. Call .614-387-7871 . M erch andi se U2l News CD Hot Potato Improvements 19B1 Mauoy Ferguaon t&O diesel tractor also, Buah Hog, plow and dlic . 304676 -382B. o m CIHil a m ® m 6 :00 UKC Ragloltrad Treeing . Walker p~pplu. 125.00. 304-6711-6346 after 6 PM or 304-876-5311 . Musical lnatrumenti WEDNESDAY EVENING 81 Baker utility ·tool ~ox bad· · flta 1 ton truck. new 6 ft . pull-type buth hog 1495. farm, 1tores. etc. Any size, New 150 lb. oeedor $195 free eatimatea, e~~t• 304- UHd M111ey Ferguson baler 675-39B1 . $49&. Call 6.1 4-2B6-6522. Walnut and cherry lumber. cured, 2200 ft. Phon a 304675-4412 . . lewn John' · DMre corn planter 1395. new & uted hay Pole Buildings Conatructed for , commercial, garages. ·25 in Zenith colored (:on sole TV, 1B In RCA colored TV. Phone 304-8715-1226 . DMrt , riding tractor. 6 apd., 8595 . Internotional 8HP. 32' cut riding lawn · troctor U96. Coli 814-286-8&22 . equlpmentot !13 Auto Soles, lolrry Exllno. Jockaon, Oh. Call 814 -286 -6522. White pine trees. 4ft. ~o 6ft. You dig. 16.00 each. Cell 814-9115 - 4143 ollar 6:00PM . For sate: Ten horae power John 1973 Dodge Motor Homo, 19 feat long, mutt ... to ·appre ciat e. low mileage, pric ed ri ght . ;104-675 3775 . Floll Tonk and Pot Shop. 2413 Jeckton Ave'-ue , Point Pleaoont. 304-676· 2063. Floh. blrdo and !ftoro. 67 ~ Pomer oy . Tobacc o eetter hay eleve· tor. Call614-258 -14117. The Daily Sentinei- Page--15 e PEANUTS YOU'D BETTER 60 Tllf8TATE . HEbP LIPHOL8TERV SHOP 1 1113 Bee. Avo .. OoiHpolla . 11•·441-7133 ar814 -4481U3. II • M Furnhure MonufoctYtlllg, II. lit. 7, Crown : City, 011. Clll 814·211· • 1470, . . . . . .. 114-441· .~ 141 • . Old a now ' UplloetiNCI. . Jl (!) Mazdo Sportol,ook ()) ABC Nowe Nightllne 0 ()) MOVIE: 'Adam ' s Woman' G (l21 Newo 1 :00 (I) I Merrlod Joan · (]) Fiehin' Hole . (]) Entertainment Tonight G [JZ CNN Hoodline Nowo MOVIE: 'Mistreao of the World' 1 :30 Cil Doble Gillie (!) Winners : Karoem Abdul Jabbar CD News/Sign Off !HilOl Second City 25th Anniversary Special Join Ed Asner. John Candy, Shelley long and more as this comedv troupe celebrates it.s s11V8r i ~nTv ersa rV. 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Amer. animal 34 Likewise 35 Abound 37 Nero's greeti n~ 38 Ruby or Sandra In++- essence 31 Had dinner 32New Guinea town 33 Trilby , e.g. 36 Pact; entente 38 Cross out 390ne who takes half DAILY CRYPI'OQUOO'ES - Hert'a bow 18 work it: AXYDLBAAXR II LONGFELLOW One letter stands for aJll)ther. In this sample A is" used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, the length and formation Ill. the words are all hints. Each day the.code letl4!rs are different. CRYPTOQU<YI'E 4-17 XDUKM ZTU E HEW IAXXUN S K E XG G IDE FX XJPUXZXKM TFETJHTSG. - RHKKHDZ NXDPAXU Yeaterdlly'l CryJitoqlote: FINE FOOD IS UKE ATRUE LOVE. IT HAS TO BE WElL .ntOUGHT Otrr, · CAREFULLY SERVED AND SHARED WITH AN OPEN ' HEART.- LEROY CARRERA . �R08e Varian Dills Rose Varian Dills, 55, or West Jefferson, formerly of Clifton, W.Va. , died 1'Jesday morning at the Cornn'lunity Hospital In Springfield. She Is survived by her husband , Dorman DUls; a son, Joseph Edward Varian; a daughter-In-law; Bonnie; and two grandchildren, Tammy and Brian, all orMason. She .., also survived by five sisters; Lora Anderson of Cifton, Joa!Ula Council of I..angsvllle; Laura Clark of Kirkland, Ill., Ida Council of Benton, Ky., and Carol June Lee of Groeport; three brothers, Harry Varian and Eddle Varian, both of Clltlon, and Fran«Je Varian of Columbus; and numerous nieces and nephews. In addU lon to her parents, Charles G. and Eva Varian, she was preceded In death by a brother, Charles A. , and a sister, Pearl Jean. · VIsitation hours wlll be 4-8 p.m. Thursday at Rader Funeral Home In West Jefferson. Se~lces wlll be held F riday, 1 p.m., at the funeral home. Masonic services set Masonic rites lor George E. Johnson Jr., Pomeroy. who died Monday e'llenlng, will be held at 7: 30 p.m. tonight at Ewing Funeral Home. Rev. WOllam Newman will be conducting the funeral service at 1 p.m. Thursday Instead of Rev. Clyde Fields. Eva D. Mills Eva D. Mills, 79, McNitt Apartments, New Brighton, Pa.,formerly of Meigs County. dii1d Tuesday at the horne of her daughter, Mrs. Wanda Dyson, North Sewlckhiy Township, Pa. Born Oct. 9, 19Cti In Syracuse, $he was a daughter of the late Frank W. and Oma RouSh Winebrenner. She was a resident of the New Brighton • area for 61 years. Mrs. Mills was employed as a baker with McMtuen Dairy In New Brighton for 17 years and retired from that job In 1972. She attended the Fltth Avenue United Methodist Church In New Srlghton where'she had been a 'member for over liO years . . Survtvors InClude her husband, · Charles W. Mills, at home; two daughters, Mrs. Eileen Jewell and Mrs. James (Wanda) Dyson, both of North Sewickley ToWnship; seven grandchildren; eight great grand· children; two brothers, Dana B. Winebrenner aitd Donald W. Winebrenner, both of Syracuse; three sisters, Mrs. Elmer (Viola) Miller, New Brighton, Mrs. Beulah Ward, Syracuse, and Mrs. Earl (Mildred) Davl.son, Daugherty Township, Pa. In addition to her parents,.shewas preceded In death by three brothers, Dale E. Wlnebre!Uler, W!Ulam F. Winebrenner, and Dorset R. Winebrenner. Services for Mrs. MUlswUl beheld Friday, 1 p.m. , at Campbell's Funera!Home,ll33PennAve.,New Brighton, with the Rev . Raymond Lyon officiating. 1 Burial wtll be In Sylvanla Hills Memorial Park. Rochester, Pa. Friends may call at the funeral . home from 1·4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. on Thursday. In lieu of flowers, cont rlbutlons maybe'made,lfdeslred, to the Fifth Aven11e United Methodist Church, New BrightOn, Pa., 15066, or to the Beaver County Cancer Society ,1445 Market St., Westbrldgewater, Pa., 15009. Appropriation (Continued from pag~ 1) ·. but that this year!> were going and was passed, with Arland King, Bob 19 were not. Wright said Supt. Dan Barton and Bob Snowden favoring E. Morris had told her last fall that the motion and Vaughan and Powell the trip this year should be limited voting no. The decision favoring only to members of the class serving Mrs. Arnott was met'with a round of on the schOOl patrol, but did not tell applal!5e by a gaa4-slzed crowd on her that both siX grade teachers hand for the meeting. could not go. The other teacher Is RebecCa Triplett. It was poil)ted out that children making the trip will be missing two Tonight, mostly clear ..Low near . da~ of schOOl since there _will be · 50. Tiiu~ay, _partly cloudy and SaturdaY classes-that weekend and warmer;_HighscioSe-10. Thechance · two substitute t~achers . wlll be or rain ts ·near Zero tontgl\t and 10 needed for )wo days if both reg\llar ' percent Thursday. teachers make the.trip. . Extmded F(ln!Cast · Morris said he:<)id not know at the Friday lbriiugh Sundal': - ' time · he. suggest.;d- that ·only · M~ lalf . and .iJUltA! members· of ihe safely' patrol make through Suilday: Highs mostl,yln the t!:le trip. how many or the two.stxth ·808. Lows In the upper 40s and 50s grade classes would make up the Friday and SliturdBY mombigsllltd petrol, but he did not recommend from · the upper 5118 \0 ml~ tJ\at both Triplett and Amott be SWiday. permitted to goon thetrlpalongwlth parent chaperones. Morris also said tlne of the teachers had asked for a leave day on the day before the trip ~JATIONALLY and that Mrs. Arnolt had asked for a ADVERTISED leave da)' on the day after the trip. Howe'ller, Mrs. Arflott said her union permitted the leave day and she has a dOCtor's appointment and tnust be off regardless of whether . ~he makPs the tr!p'wlth the patrol. A motion by board member Larry Powell Mrs. Arnott not be permitted to make the trip and seconded by ' Board President Dick Vaughan was defeated. A second motion permitting Mrs. Arnold to make the .trlp Weather forecast wami . releflora presents • , Secretaries Week Winning lottery number ....... --4!1M 4.0 2·MOTOR POWER TEAM peekHP ~ttachment eet Included. ·~VIeW aasu<ea maxlm~m cleaning acucm.l $24995 EUREKA UPRIGHT VACUUM CLEANER Pl. 992·.2039 TM.E GREATEST S4VE $30 ADVANCE IN VACUUM CLEANING DESIGN IN A DECADE... . "We·~elooklngforaplaceforthe Last April EMPIRE FURNITURE Had Its SOLID PINE BEDROOM Biggest Month Ever Due To A Disaster SUITE At The Middleport Store. This Year KING-SIZE BED We're Creating A Disaster On Pricing NIGHT TABLE DRESSER, HUTCH and Financing. MIRROR, CH£Sl ~ Reg. S226S.OO WE HAVE EXTENDED 12 MONTHS FREE -: SALE :-. · FINANCING 'Til· APRIL 30th $148888, --------------------------------------··· . $200.00 MINIMUM PURCHASE WOOD TABLE 4 CHAIRS Reg. SALE METAL. DINETTES Reg. S27996 · SALE LOVESEAT SOFA • CHAIR S~69 95 $]9888 $1 ·] 888 ~MINI PIT DINETTE 4 ·SWIVEL CHAIRS EARLY AMERICAN PLAID • Reg. S699.9S Reg. S1199.9S SALE $78888 2 WING CHAIRS J SALE . WOOD ROCKERS l RUST • 1 GREEN Starting At Regular S359.9S - SALE $22 222 New Merehan•l•e $4_8888 $5888 couNTRY CASUAL . :SOFA ·• CHAIR. If You Haven t Seen_ · . s Arrhri~J Eva~y ~•f· Reg. 1699 .95 It Before, It May Be · Here Now. Come In '&:See ./ ~LE$118 8 Tim, Be~. Darretl, t----..;..---1/ 2 ONLY! .Ca1by Jr. FLEX STEEL Skip. , o' SWIVEl ROCKERS . Reg. S479.95 or 992·5721 Corcls .., Wtro Flowon Anywhoro NOW $30000 . the guarantor tor the program. · Deferredccmpensatton, a payroll deduction tax shelter for &UYm~· ment emptoyees, allows em~ to deposit from $25 a month to as much as 25 percent or their annual grpss wages Into a deferred comp aceount, but not more than $1rl00per year. The deductiOllts mac1e by the county aUditor llefore taxes are .taken out of ihe wages. That money can then accumulate tax tree untO t~ of withdrawal which could be at thetlmeofretirernent, atthetlme of iennlnatlon, or for unAn <seen countycourttomove. We have been In co11tact with someone outside the courthouse about available space, but those plans reinlttn tncOinplete atthls time." Accordlngtooommls· slonen, Meigs County Court Judge emergency's. ' . Patrick O'Brien has Indica ted he·Is If a guva iutteiil employee i.s' . willing to e~q~erate, however, be within three years d. retirement, up hal not yet been contacted ahout the • to $15,(ro a~ can be depoetted In selection of a site. deferred cornpensSUCII. PreSent at Wednesday's meeting ' If requested by COIIIIIIIsslone, to discuss defetTed compensation Martin, who has already enrolled for county employees was Dick the county coroner's and prOeecut· Martlm, division manager of Sooing attorney's offices In the prottieast Ohio's deterred compensagram, wiU bereturnlngtnmld·May , b····~···· tion program. to explain de!ernd ccmpenaatlon [)efelr ~ ccmpensatlon I~ availa· benefits to the other departments of' ble through the Ohio ' Publlc Em· county govel'Jiinent. SLIDE JtoRCD! EVACVATION- .\rock slide several nwullw 11«0 P!OYees Retirement System and Is a Wllllla road IIddeii to~ fonled a llllllB7 of riVe to e>~acuat.e the home above. Roeka oon&lnue to . newfrlngebenefltplanforstateand • Also present at WediloCiidAy's roll from the hfDslde aloag Rt. It at Welt Columbia, aooordlnr; to Fred local iiJVemment employees only. meetingwaGII Corlill, ot Starcher Taylor, ~ ol auet llEih.'Y llt!l'\'law In MaRl Ce!dy. A l&ucly 1lte IJIIIIParn was created by state . Rd., 1'ownlb1p Rd. Pwiteloy. u Sided Jjy the U.S. Dliplnmelle of '!It trior's 8urfaoo l8d Mlnlnl ,law 1111!111 ~by a •!a.te . CoruM Ill Seektng to have apprQld· bMIIba revealed tbli ........,.. ~ Ill the •enttoolli ruc.k IOO'd· Niltblwlde' eorpol'litton ~ (Continued on Page 11 • · • ' callled the slide whlclt -,: el"lta'ed t,be ri-me by ihe Donak! Lyons ' -·, KINCAID OAK FINISH . ByNANCYYOACJIAM · SeAtell!&afl Writer It appears !bat Meigs County Coort wm be roovlng out ot the courthouse In the near futu(e according to a statement Issued Wednesday bY David Koblentz, presideritoftheMelgsCountyi!Qard of COrnmlsslolll!fS. HOURS THURSDAY 8 AM -8 PM FRIDAY 8 AM· 8 PM SATURDAY 8 AM·S PM SUNDAY 1 PM-5 PM - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - 2 lltlctlono. 14P- 25 Conu A Multlmed'- Inc:. Newop•per Commission still ·seeks . ~utside spa~ LIST 5119.95 #1470 ------·-· ----···------- enttne Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio. Thursday, April 18. 1986 . Wo Aclopl All Major Crt4it 31elellota . SAVE $40 . . ,-· • • Vol.31i, No.3 Copyrighted 1 981! clogging •4-wily Dial-A-Nap · adjusts to mdst carpet heights •Headlight ~ · 0~ #1451 paw41r •Top fill bag stops SecretarieS\\eek is April22-26. POMEROY· FLOWER SHOP . 1 luttemut, Po•roy, OH. LIST 1129.95 deep cleaning. ' at y •Roto-M1tce papartand lldjusts automatically to any carpet height. • V~t~q,QI'OOineren beater · bar/brush roll lor ¥ • .... •Deluxe a.pc. cleaning · 88 GiveTeleflora's Drink ·lOte&.LunchTote topJSOuthem . EUREKA Starting At . We can help you reward a job wen done with these colorful new 1elellora Drink 'lbte and Lunch 'lbte BOOquets. During Secretaries' Week, send a floral gift of bright . spring flowers to decorate the desk. Later, these pretty keepsakes are practi:al for carrym~ lWJCh and beverages. Can or VISit our shop for detiv~y an)'Wbere in the U.S. or Canada. · · 0 ' RECLINERS CLEVElAND (AP) - The Mnnlng number drawn Tuesday juJilt In the Ohio Lottery's dally ::same. "The Number," was aw. '" ·In the "Pick 4" game, the.wlnnlng :"nuinber was 0411. 531 JAcKSON PIKE -RT.35 WEST · Admt sslo ns .. Ricky K ey, Middleport.. Discharges--Paul · Duff, Helen Sauvage. '• ; famlb'. 'lbe repolt allo llllld that aaother l!leC)tion of rock about 1111 feet !lOUth ol ihe fall II In tlanpr ol !lldln&. althuur;b Taylor said no othl!r homea are ill li••• 1 ea1 ••: · . Se~ weeks aco. electricity 1114 cable NnW were ........ed Gil&, lllld 8&. It Will &emporariJy ~ed, " ' - I'Odls lei r-. Mle . . tl I m Uewlnl ~ lllld the Welt · · ~IU-Meillo4W Cllurcb, about aqu.,w ot a fl1lll! ~ ol the ftr8t _ laD; . . . . -· ·- ··Head StaFt. renovation.-· projeCt under·. 'review. I Metgs qounty Canintsalonen are meeUJ•e ·thls I1IQI'IIlng (Thill'lday) at w~ Centers 1!1 tile ~etgs County Multlp\l~pD~~e Center, to determine If approval shwld be llfven for remodeling a back area oothe building's second floor for use as a Head Start center. , . Malcolm Orebaugh, assoclatedlrector,ofWoodland Centers, and Chr1B Zimmer, Hel¥1 Start dlrector, Plopo&Ed' the Idea at Wednesday's weekly commls· stoners' rrieeitng. · . . The twll1 ep eaeatatlves said they became aware only last Week that' llfant rodney from the Federal Health and Human Services Departmeilt wiU be available on a limited basl/1 for projects such as renovation. Grant applications are ~e In Ch!cag9 by . ·· MGnday. Accorcllng to Orebaugh, as much as $40,00Ho$70,00l couldbemadeavaUabletoHeadStart.Anarchitectfor Woodland Centers has estimated that $45,00) to $00,00) ·would be needed tor the work. Orebaugh potnted out that Head Start Is one of the federal progrllms with m~tospend. A copy of architectural plans was given the · Comrnlssloners, outlining the proposed changeS that could be made ' In the building. ~o structural modifications would be necessary according to the plans. Howi!Vet', wall partitions would have to be rm~oved and workers would have to get Into the ceUlngs oo the first floorQfthe butld!ngtoadd piping for restroom facllltles whlc~ would be added. In folJawtng ' state day care codes, a firewall would be constructed around the area anq a new corridor would be built. Orebaugh was unsure if a separate ramp entrance would be needed. • Total footage Involved In the remlll;lellng, if okayed by the commiSSioners, would be l200square feet. Four back rooms, two of whlch are already occupied by Head Start offices, another by the Health Department, and one II.Sflll for storage, would be Isola ted from the remainder or the buUdlllg. Meigs County children, either tow-Income or with special needs, ages three to five, are served by Head Start. The present Head .Start cente~ Is at the ftrestatton In Racine and,according to Zl~r. '·'the geographic lOcation" of that center somewhat llmtts 'the program's !lervtce area In the·roUnty. . At the most,accordlngtoZlmmer,l5chlldrenlnthe morning and 151n the afternoon would be In the center, tour days out of each week.' Fridays are for starr only. On nights and weekends and tllrol,igh January and the .summer, wben Head Start Is not In session, the center would be available for public use. • The multipurpose building Is owned by the county andleased, through the commtssloners, by the various organizations whlch occupy the space. Becauseofthls, the corrimlssloners m\lst give approval to any building changes. I Maverick Tunter begins unfri.endly CBS takeover effort The application askS for a year to WASHINGTON (AP) - Broadcomplete the acquisition • of CBS cast maverick Ted TUrner told the stock, and two Yf!&l'l to divest the ' FeC!eral Communlcations Commls· combined ccmpanles of radio and sloil today he wm Icy to take control televlllon stations that exceed the of CBS ·Inc. and asked federal approval for the unfriendly . number allowed: a single owner under federal regulations. takeover. · Papers tiled b>'Turners' attorney , .several CBS-owned'radloltatlons said CBS stockholders WOII!d be Would be sold, ·as weD as WCAU·TV otren!d stockS, notes and other In Philadelphia, the ·papers aald. iecurttles In his Turner BroadcastA!Jo, Tumer would sell otr radio Ing System worth $2.98 billion, or · stations In New York, Chlcaao,l..ol $115 for each share of CBS stock, Angeles, PhUadelphla and St. Lolls. whlchclolledWednesdayootheNew CBS has rumored to be COIIIlder· . ·York Stock Exchange at $109.15. tng a leveraged bU.Y.OUI. or afrtetldly · The FCC filing aclmowledied that merger with a ''white knlght," to CBS opp1l5(.'S the takeover bid. On. avoid an unfrlenldy suitor. · Wednesday, CBS Chairman Thomas Wyman told a stockholders' Speculation had It that the meeting In Chicago that any com~ would sellala..,e blockot , attempt to compromise tbe "Indestock to General E1lctr!c Co. or pendence and Integrity" of CBS merge with GE. CBS dented that · News would be fought. and GE would not conflnn or deny those reports. . . Turner, In an announcement read 1 oo his Cable News Network, saiii his The ,1'\llliOl'ed leverajl'e buycut ·offer was condltlonalonacqulrlng67 plan was aatd to Include part~ljla­ tlonot\ViBI.unPaley, thelni!Uitry'l i:Jet'cen' of CBS stock, or about 'mUU!Jn voting shares. partlardi who aha~ the comp8i'!Y lndultty analysts have been over deCade~, currently 1111 oo Ita sl!epllcal that Turner, who OWJIIIK) board and lioldlililft tha 6 pet IEill percent of Turner BroaclcaJtln&, ofl!.S-"· woWd succealln an untrtendly bid In a Jeveraaed buyoot, a taraet ts io control CBS. He was aclleduled to bought iar(ll?ly with bJiiONtd fundi meet with a JP'OUP of ana.1yttJ later which 81'(1 paid off with tbeeamlnp In the day. ofthecom~orthlWibthesalfof , Turner said he would seek a 141at useta. \ the CBS board as soon ~ he c1111 CBS a1aO cqllld acquire IIIOtber acquire the stock. mnpiJIY \.o maJre .ltlelt UMIU'IC· 1lte papers constltulld a fol'rnal Uw to an u.-alilld IUIW. '1111 ll(liiUcalllll ·tor FCC COI!Iellt 10 ~ "- 1111111 up .,..a liWioa Ill tranltM' control of CBS 10 TBS, a credit It cauld ~torthlfpw'pDII.It .nee usary step beca~~~ethecommil­ could allo sell unlllut!d lllll"ee to the. lloll 1111 authority ~ broldcupublic to dUute the llold1np of an tenandpetMalia. IUIWailted major lllocletikllr. , The network could also attempt to erect unsurmountable legal and regulatory hurdles. Turner approached CBS about a combination sever-at years ago but was rebuffed. He reportedly has been working on getting the financing for this bid (or months. 12 Meigs projects enroute.to ODNR 2lt en CIWRMAN AT THE FORB - 'l1IOmM 8. w,m., chllr!naD ot tile liNN, PI elllleti&lllld e11Mf11111011Uve aflcer of Cll81nc., addJ II 11!11 ..._ PI : es a& tile 1181 - . 1 me ellwr ot llbrreholderl Iii Chlcaao WeO ltdiiJ. Wyman 1lllid 111M CJI8 wiD i't!llll& any bid for controlllnl ... wl ill liB Muck. (AP I• nplwto). 'l'Welve Meigs County abandoned mine reclamation projects are to be submitted this year. along with pn.lliosed projects for other counties In the state, tot he Federarotrlce of Surface Mining, Meigs County Commissioners report. The Ohio Department of Natural Resources' Division of Reclamation will be submitting the reclamation · plans to<lW In June. · These prUJUied projects Include design and construction work to COITECI environmental prol>lems affecting ·the publlc which were caused by mining that took place prior to enactment of stricter regulations - AIIIIUSI3, 1977. As part or the submission, the Dlvl.ilon o( Reclamation wW be boklllla • public meetln(ln thia area to dllcuA specific projects and the AbiJidorted Mined Lands (AML) procram In seneral. 'lbe meeting · · has been scheduled Frtday, Apr1126, 7 p.m., at the Atbens Coonty Cooperat1Yfl Extension Setvtce, 2111 West Union. AthenS. and Meigs County Comtnlsstoners oavld Koblentz. Rich Jones and Mannlftg Roush wU1 be In attendlnce. Ploposed reclamation projects for Meigs County inClude: the Brewer mine 'opening In Middlepert, final design and const.nJctlqn; Davis vertical shaft opening In Minersville, final design and construction; Falrlane Drivelandslide, Middleport, construl:tlon; Fisher St. mine seepage, Pomeroy, fln aldeslgnandconstructlon; Grover strip mine, Balley·Run Rd ., Rutland , 20 -30 acres, final design; Hicks mine opening, Nye Ave., Poni~roy, final design and construction; Hoover sediment, Bradbury, County Rd. 5, final design; Johnson mines, six openIngs, Ohio 7, final design anct construction; Kliigsbury t m!k, four mines, final design; Pagevllle 3 project for the soil conserva tlon service, 135 acres, final design; Peacock St. Anderson project , mine seepage, final design; and tile Rutland 2 strip mine project, 150 acres, final design. ~ All Interested parttes are lnvlkld to attend the pubUc meeting In Athens. Two other public meetings turw been scheduled in other parts of tile coal n!glon; one for l'llelldly, Apr:!! :l3, 7: ~p.m .. at Belmont Teoclmlcal. Collep, 6lll!N Hanvnond Rd., st. ClairsVille, and the othl!r fill' Wednesday, April 26. 7:~ p.m., at theDivlslonofReclamatlonD!strlct Office, 3001 Newgarden Rd., Salerrl. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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