https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6a2f09b3880e5f28885283e64d94e575.pdf 2dadf98c5e0fe452fbd9561853125bf5 PDF Text Text 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. 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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. 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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. �. . • I Ohio Thunday,April 18.1986 • Browning, Reds sweep hot Bra':es two runs, whlle Dale Murphy a ndwas notlnvolvedlnthedeclslon. continued his l)ol·hlttlng for the "It just worked out tor me.again Braves, getting two hits, Including a today," said Browning. "! was double and scoring Atlanta 's only ahead of most of the hitters and 111n on 'lin RBI bunt single by Rick gained morecohtldenceasthegame Cerone. · went on. I'm going to actlll\e the . "You won't see a better pitched game is close au the t~: but the game by a left-bander In this runs tonight reaUy helped. baUpark," saldClnclnnatlManager Rose had a single and now has Pete Rolle. "He was In IQtal 4,100 career hits. He needS 96 to command." break the aU-time record of 4,191 set Browning, who made hls first by TY Cobb. . ·• startlastweeklna2·11oilstotheNew ''I'll be seeing Rafael Ramlre'z York Mets, did not allow an earned , (Braves shortstop) In my, sllW," run In seven Innings In that game said Rose. "!had at least three balls In this series that would have been · ~ ~. • hlts In New York, b11t he gotto evezy one of them." Tbe three-game sweep by tl)e vi Redsputthematthe .5001evelat4-4, ctozy of tbe season. Teny .Cline was the losing pitcher while Brian the same as the Braves. Esasky,whostartedtheseasonby Hawks was credited with the victozy. Shane GI~~Ssburn led North gotng hitless In 10 games, had eight GaUla with tour hlts. He scored the hlts In 15 appearances durtng the winning run on a hit by Scott series here. . W!Ularnson. Johnson led Hannan Murphy has btl In all eight games Trace's artack with a single and andls batting .484with15hltsln3lat · double. bats, five home runs and 14 runs batted tn:_ _ _ _ _-:--,._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.;__..:..__:.:;:::,:_:.:; ATLANTA (AP) Atlanta Braves third baaeman Bob Homer p;tld rookie Cincinnati lett-bander Torn Browning a big compUment. ''He mixes up his pitches really weU, klndofllkealeft·handedMarlo Soto," Horner said W~y night after the IU!ds trimmed · the Braves 6-1 behind the six·hll pitching of Browning, who st111ck out three and did not walk a batter. Reds' ace Solo had beaten Atlanta · the previousn!ght. ·, Nick Esasky Jed the Cincinnati · attack with three hits and drove In ' Pomeroy- Middlei)OI1. Ohio Santana's homer sinks ·s ues By KEN RAPPOPORT Philadelphia. Ozzie VIrgil 's two-r:un l)omer ott 1be New York Mets got some Chicago rellever Geol'ge Frazier, power !roman unexpected source .. thetlrstoftheseasonforthePhlllies, . and put the lights out on the had glvenP.hUadelphlaaJ.llead.ln the top or the seventh before the Plttsbw'gh Pirates. "lhltahome runa year,but when Cubs raUied for their seventh l hlt It, I hlt It good," sa ki shortstop victory In eight games. . E•pclll2, Cardinals I Rafael Santana after hls homer helped the Mets defeat the P ins· Jim Wohlford singled home burgh Pirates J.0.6 Wednesday Andre Dawson from third base with night. two out In the Sixth Inning, leading 1be homer was Santana's first of Montreal over St. Louis behind a theseasonandonly the second ot hls . combined rour·hltter by Joe Hes· 89-game major-league career. He keth and Jeff Reardon. · also had a double and scored three Hesketh. a rookie left·hander. runs, dUplicating Danyl Strawber· s1111ck rut five a nd wa lked three 1o ry 's pertoimance as the Mets won his fi rst start of the year before . getting relief help In the eighth from their seventh game 1n etght starts. . In Other NLactlon, Chicago edged Reardon, who gained his nrst save. Phllad'elphla 5-4 ; Cincinnati At one point . Hesketh set down 17 AP SporisWrlter i .. Bobcats, NG SVAC winners Stadlwn. Rafael Ramlret, Bravtls' shortstop, 18 at · left. Hubbard's throw completed a double play, retiring Reds' Dave CoocepiiOn. The Reds won 6-1. ( AP La.serpholo ). . Righthander Lany Edge ilred a two-hitter Wednesday evening as thedefendlngchamplonandJeague leading Kyger Creek Bobcats rolled to a 5·1 victory over Southwestern. ThewlnpushedKC'sleaguernarkto 5·0. Edge who c<illected two 'hits against the Highlanders, yielded · hits to WIU Halslop and Danny I I k. P arc . • Kyger Creek pushed ad·oss two runs In the third and two more In the sixth Inning. Edge and But Ward had clutch hits during the two run third Inning. Other Bobcats. hitters . were Steve Waugh. Garry Pennington and Phil Abshire, all singles. Southwestern plated Its only run in the fifth on a hit batsmah, stolen base and two throwing errors. The loss left the Highlanders with a 2·5 overall record and H mark In the SVAC. l n another loop contest, North Gallla scored seven runs In the seventh lnnlitg to shock Hannan Trace, 14-13. It was the Plr~tes' first . trlnuned Atlanta 6-1; Montreal trlppedSt.Louls 2-l andLos Ang~les .. "SAFE!" - ChJcacO CUbct' !!Ce\'e Lake, . • ...... ..... F.ORD. ES~CORT •2 Door Hatchback •4 Cylinder •Heater •4 Cylinder •5 Speed Transmission •Vinyl Bench Seat •Radial Tires ' . ·,' ~· . Greu gives &he sale caD while Cubct' Gary MAUhews looks on from behind Greg. (AP Jeserphoto). 2 dr., 6 c yl. , ai r cond ., hea1er, auto. trans.. PS. PB, AMIFM radio. 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WOLFE third , Kelley Grueser led off with a EAST MEIGS - With the score double, theh came home on an tied at 3-3, the Eastem. Eagles Eastern error as Scott Wtckllne exploded for a five-run flflh Inning reached base safely, the score now enroute to an 8-3 triumph over a tied at 2-2. stubborn Southern Tornado team In the top of the fourth the here Wednesday · evening .In an Tornadoes whipped up another storm at the expense of some more Important SVAC C611test. The SVAC triumph boosts East· shabbY fielding. by the Eagles. ern to 64 overall and 4-2lnslde loop Danny Wolfe reached on an error, play. Southern .falls to 1·5 In the then rode home on a single by league and 1·7 overall. freshman John Riffle, the score Southern took an early 1-0 lead !n now 3-2 In Southern's favor. '"' the first frame when freslunan With Its back against the wall, , David Amburgey led oft with a Eastern showed some finesse and poise at the,plate. finally tying the single, then went to seeond on an score and taking the lead for good Eastern. error In the outfield. · Seconds later, Souihern's Keity with. five ·very Important runs . Grueser drove a long double over Kevin Barber led the attack wltl!' the outstretched arms of Steve a leadoff single, Royce Bissell drew Horner In centerfield for a doutile a walk, and Brent Bissell launched that plated Amburgey with the a two-run double to put his club on score. top 4-3. After Bissell stole third, After a -scoreless at-bat for Steve Homer roped a ltne single to Eastern In the first, the Eagles of plate another run. Sophomore Greg Coach Scott Wolfe took a 2-0 lead in Leachman walked to put.runners at the second, Jim Weber reached first and second , forcing Southern base, afier being ~t with a pitch; to make a pitching change. Tracy Taylor reached on a fielder's Junior hurler Todd Adams came choice, and Jeff Bissell laced an on .In relief of caunterpart Jay RBI single In the gap at third. Bostick, who had much success In Sophomore .Eddie Collins drove a the early going. Adams quickly registered the high fly bail In thll comer In deep · left field .that caromed off the glove first out of the Inning before walking of the leftflelder for another EHS Taylor to load the bases. Eddie run and a 2·1 score. Collins then rocketed a two-run The hustling Tornadoes did not double down the tight field line. .i:lve up, plating a single run In the giving EHS an 8·3 advantage. IKf'IJihil'f'O.lt L.ort AnJPJtl!l tValennwla J.l l ar san 01£1R0 111\urrmm O•m The Daily Sentinel A."ERICAN IZAGIJI: WASIDNGTON - Two articles . on racial discrimination come to hand. One Is a passionate restate· ment of black grievances. by Juan ...Wllllams, a staff -writer for The . Washington Post. The other Is a brtef essay by Sidney Hook of New York University, one of the nation's !flOSt respected pQJJqsophers. They could not be farther apart. Yet they come oddly together on one conclusion: Both writers de· plore the consequences of racism in the United States In 1985. Williams disdains what other observers regard as gains. While life Is better than ~years ago, you stUI are treated, seen and Identified on the basts of your color." To assume that there have been significant gains Is to be guilty of a naivete that "baffles and alienates lll Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio · DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~~ cs:m~ ~v .......__....__,...,. ,......,.o:J,c=o ROBERT L . WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/Controller BOB HOEFLICH General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor A MEMBER of The Associated Press, Inland Dally Press Associ a· tlon and the American Newspaper Publishers Association. LETTERS OF OPINION are welcome. They should be less than 300 words lonf01: . All INters ar<' s ubj~t to edltin£ and muSt be signed with name. address and lt>lephone number. No unsig ned l ett ers will be published. Leners should be In ,Q;Ood laste, addrC>sslng lssut.'s, not personalities. · ' Tough to exploit As Congress girds for renewal of the budget debate, the question for · Democrats Is whether the Issues of the 1981 presidential campaign can work better for them In 1985 than they did for Walter F . Mondale. The latest look back at President Reagan's landslide re-election comes from a top Mondale aide who suggests the budget Issue Is a tough one for the Democrats to exploit. Surely, Mondale and other Dembcrats ~lved some satisfaction from watching David Stockman, the Reagan budget director, squirm on national television when he was pressed on the question of budget deficits. In an appearance on NBC's "Meet The Press," Stockman was offering his customary lecture on how Americans could not continue living beyond their means. · "Well, whose fauli Is It that we're living beyond our means?" he was asked. · · "Well, It's a lot, a lot of fault over a long period of time," responded the budget director, whose term In office has seen record deficits every year. "The deficit has SkYrocketed In the last four y~ars, right?" pressed the questioner. "Well, the deficit has been building, I think, tor the last ~years," said Stockman. "Hasn't It really gone up draniatlcally In the last four years?" the questJonlng continued. "WeU, It has gone up In the last four years," said the budget director. "Dramatically?" "Dramatically," Stockman finally conceded . . While Stockman's appearance may have offered some comfort to the Democrats, they got precious little the next day from a look ba~k on the 1984campaign by William Galston, wh9was lssuesdlrectoroftheMondale campaign. In ~Is analysis published by the Brookings Institution, Galston agreed with some of what Mondale said recently about his landslide defeat. But Galston's analysis went much deeper .than what his candidate offered. ' According to Galston, "T)Je budget deficit combined with popular sentlinent made It dlfflculrto artl<:ulate.thetradltlonal Demoeratlccase (or alllQre active governnlent ....• . ·.. · .·"So ·for !ack of any: other cridlble a,liern~tlve,' Mondale ran as ·~ · cimservatlve. He arglled that we should ret;ltn roughly the government we now have, reorder Its prtorttJes modestly, manage It more prudently- and . pay ~~~,lt•.His case wa~ SObe-f. ~ncir~pon.slble. Butlflac~ed liJSplratlona~d · ·· 00.~· · ". . · . < ' : ·. · . .· .. •..·: . · · :. · ... Mohdale and tlle'Democratic .Party lac!<€1'! ·credlblllty,as advocatesJ)f fiscal prudence," Galston· also Ylrole:" ... Americans Were far more Inclined to blame Congress or even Jimmy Carter for the def!~it than Ronald Reagan." The upcomtng.budget debate may offer some hints ofwhetherthatstiUis thP case. . ~/~) . . ·~<1. . . - ~ . ,l ' r": ~· HoW DiD I GeT MY~eLF iNTo Tl-li~? blacks." Whl,tes simply do not advantage to being whl~, a dlsad· ened changes In law and pollcy In comprehend what blacks are com- vantage to being black." Professor recent years, blacks continue to plaining about. "Whites don't seem · Hook makes the point that tn suffer directly or Indirectly from to care that blacks are saying today's climate of compelled afflr· the cumulative effects of previous Al'll!!lica today Is just as alienating matlve action, It often Is the other dlscrtmlnation against their foreand Infuriating to them as It was~ way around. Writing In New hears. The argument Is' that years· ~go.'' · Perspective, a magazine of the u.s. therefore present-day· society WIUJams cites figures that have Commission on Civil Rights, be ·should make amends "even if b,Y so become depressingly familiar. The addresses "the manUest Injustices doing It does less than justice to median Income of black farnllles Is committed against White males some white males." · $8,000 less than tbe median for who bY no stretch of the lmagtna- . "This llpe or argument," Hook whites. White male unemployment tion can be regarded as responsible says, "seems to me very farfetched Is 6.6 percent; black male unern· for present or past practices of and .lnvalid." · ployment Is 13.7 percent. He agrees Invidious discrimination." In ,years past, he notes, Jews, that a black underclass drags down lrtsh, Mormons, Chinese and J apa· Hook has run out of patience with blacks as a group, but he argues the ratlonaHzation that today's were subjected to Invidious that responsibility for this lles In the racism against whites may be dlscrlmlnailon. None of these nation's Ineradicable racism . Cui· morally 'and legally justified bY groups has asked for prefe,rentlal turally poor parents and grandpar· · yesterday's racism against blacks. treatment In any event, ll some ents contribute to a sick environ- He examines the contention that amo!l)hous "community" . were ment that hampers success. . responsible for past Injustices, despite all the remedial programs, In Williams' view, "there Is an the encouragement, ihe enllght· "why should the burden of compensating such Injustices now ran upon , young white males alone?" • "To allege that tl!e~white male who may himself be from a poor and unde!l)rivUeged family has necessartly profited from the deprivations and psychic damage ot present -day descendants of the enslaved Is a claim that borders on fantasy. Wisdom suggests that Instead of correcting the Injustices of yesterday by creating the new Injustices of today, .It Is better to recognize a statute of limitations on present-day accountability for man's Inhumanity to man In the past." My bystander's thought Is that both lhe young reporter and the old philosopher should be listened to. Their common bond Is resentment against racial Injustices. In bls frustration and anger, Williams has eyes only for the wrongs that are suffered by blackS. Hook's concern . Is that In attempting to undo long-past wrongs, we create new and possibly greater wrongs. The situation drltts. Racial quotas and rel(erse .dlscrtmlnation are wrong for all the reasons Professor Hook sets forth. But the alienation that Williams laments Is real. It . must not be benignly neglected. Today Is Thursday, April 18, the 11;l!th qay otl!ei. There are 257 days left In the year. Today's highlight In history: . On April18, 1775, Paul Revere began his famous ride from Charlestown to Lexington, Mass., warning the American colonists that the British were coming. On this dale: In 1906, a devastating earthquake struck San Francisco, followed bY ragtng fires, About 700 people died. In 1942, four months after the bombing of Pearl Harbor, an air squadron led bY James H. Doolittle bombed Tokyo and other Japanese cities. In 1946, the League of Nations went out of business. In 1949, the Irish Republic was proclaimed. In 19!16, actress Grace Kelly married Prince Rainier of Monaco In a clvU ceremony. A church wedding came the.next day. 1n 1983, a car-bomb demoUshed the U.S. Embassy In Berut, Lebanon, kUling more than 00 people, at least 17 of them Americans. Ten years ago: The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved eJner'II'!IICY aid for hunianltarlan rellef and evacuation programs In South Vietnam. Five years ago: The mother and stepfather ot Marine Sgt. Kevin Hermentng, one of the American hoatages Ill Iran, lett for Tehran In · defiance of a U.S. travel ban. 1boughl for today: "The crlllls you have to worry about moat Ia the one you cloa't M comlllg." - Mike Manlfleld of Montana, fanner Senate · Democratic Leade!' and U.S. Ambaa•llilo.r to Japan. Bahlm0r4' President Reagan couldn't understand what all the fuss was about when It was announced he was going to visit a German military cemetery next month and pay tribute to German soldiers killed In World War II. The White House said the pres!· dent has decided not to visit the Nazi concentration camp at Da· chau or an Allied war cemetery because his trip was being made In the "splrtt of reconciliation" and Mr. Reagan did not want to open old wounds. While no one doubts that the president Is a great communicator, every once In awhile he does fail on his face, How did he make his most ~nt blooper? 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It ~ry Mlnii('!Qra at Chb!RO, If n<'<'t'SSary SERm!L .................. " WlnniSX"R at Eclnontbn · Rio Redmen off to good start . ' ' .. '· . ... . . : ........... ·' • ~·. 1., ~~ ' \ 'o ·,Ill '• ' •• a from :111.01 The family Ring-the gift of love she'll cherish, forever. .· . . Order Early to Insure Delivery . . . . (6[~. 35°/o ' THIS IS THE EQUIPMENT: ["'1 4 Door !' Sedan [1 4 Cylinder _[I Metallic Point She'll be charmed ••• from $51.00 REDUCED ' a family Ring. " BY WRANGLER . ·Buy M~m or Gr:andmom . JEANS TUPPERS PLAINS - For th\! came on In relief. Gaddis fanned second ilme In a week, the sl,x, walked three, hit two, and did high-flying Eastern EagletteS gtrls' not give up a single Sou.thern hit. All OVER 50 YEARS JN BUSINESS ON THE "T" IN MIDDLEPORT softball team rolled to a 16pslded five Souihern hits were off Rucker. victory over the 'i'lval ~uthern Joy Spaun went the distance for 1935-1985 Tornadoes, this time poundbig the Southern, walklog 10, sttiklng out · Tornado gals 18-3 enroute to the two, and allowing all eight EHS r R•gister For Free Gift C•rtificate SVAC win. hits. Friday From 5:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. , Eastern Is now 94 overall under Eastern played a Oawless defencoach Pam Douthitt, whtlerecord· slvegamewith no errorsandhad2.1 lng a 4-1 overall SVAC ledger. stolen bases. Southern committed $<Jufhern took a 1-0 lead In the IJine errors and had two stolen first inning on a walk to Karen bases. )eastern hosts WatPrford ·Hemsley and a · long triple by tonight and plays at Frontier Rachel Reiber. SatUrday. · · Eastern came back In the bottom Llnescore: . halfofthelnnlngtoplate's txrunson SOuth<'rn ................ .... ........ 1112 rw~l > 9 . OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL 1:00 P.M. several walks and errors, and .a Eastern ...... ......... ............... 6.11 701-B ~ n Batteri<"S: Ruck£>r. Gaddis 1WP1 and clecislve horne run bl ast bY senior Savoy. Spaun and Johnson . fulgle Spencer, the score nQw 0.1 ... , Eastern's favor. · · ;,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,L_ __.:_....,.._ _ __,_ _ _.,-~-'---'--'----. Eastern broke the game open In · the fourth frame, when It' sCored . seven mote·runs to lake 17-3 lead. ·' lfwo Innings later Eastern scored the necessary run !O claim thl\ win on,;heEme~y t:uiEl, 18Spe..'l . .·; ·. . · r or as.em Angle ri<.'\lr.hi!d.a long home run and a ·slngle, Tonya Savoy had two singles, Krist!'· · Gaddis two singles, and Arlene Ritchie and Lesa Rucker one single each. For Southern Hemsley had a double and single to lead the attack, while Reiber tripled, Gina Nance singled, and BeckY Adkins singled. Lesa Rucker pitched three in· nlngs for Eastern, walking just one and striking out none, while Gaddis RIO GRANDE , - The Rio DeCamp, and Roberts started off with singles. TonyTaylordrovelna Grande College Redmen Baseball team opened league play In fine . run and Dusty MIUer capped the Inning with an RBI single. style last week, iaklng a pair of games from· Urbana College (5-:: Matt Montavan went the distance for the Redmen, ptcktng,uphlsflrst and 7-3) . On Wednesday, the team split a doubleheader with Ceda.r · win of the season. He allowed ftve ville College, winning the first game hits, struck out seven and walked 2-1 and dropping the second game two. Chris Hal'l!hbarger took the by the same score. . .. . loss lor Urbana. In the · opener.- tlrbana third . In tl!e nightcap the ,.Redn'ien got ha$ema 11 Wayne Ropp wastlodllttle .. 'another s1J"Ong pitching . perfor> · Ume to put his team on the board mance from sophomore righ· . with a two out solo homerun to light thander Tom Davis, who·struck out .. field. The ·Rromen· answefed In -eight, w.alked tHree and se11ttered ."their llalf of iiTe lnnlng ,when Ke)th six hit~ . . i' :· .. • , . : ·. -, · . H<~tem went ~board with an error, .,_'l'heR:EI$Ji;lri t?ff~n~.eexplode\f f01'' was · advi11\ced to ttilrd ·by Joe 'flverunsinthebottom.oftheslxthto DeCamp, and scored on Charlie secure the 7·3 victory, wit~ two outs Roberts' first of four hits of the day. · In the sixth. Rio took advantage of Rio pounded the ball for four two Blue Knight errors and a Keith morerunslnthethlrdwhenHatem, Hatem single. to tie the game. Hatem and third, baseman Denny Compton pulled off a first and third double steal to pull ahead. Charlie Roberts followed wjth a single to score Hatem, and Kent Wolfe lined a single to knock In the ftnal two CLEVELAND (AP) - The pain runs. . from Injuries suffered during 14 National Football League seasons .caught up with Cle~eland Browns I veteran Doug Dleken. ."My brain convinced my body that the pain Is greater than I want It to be,'' the veteran left tackle said Wednesday as he announced .his retirement from professional football. · Dll'ken, 36, spent htsentlrecareer with Cleveland. Despite numerous Injuries, he played In :JJ3 consecu· tlve games, more than any other player In Browns; history. · Dleken, a native of Streator, Ill.. · went to the Browns as a sixth-round draft choice In 1971. He has.been on the Browns' startlngllneupslncethe 11J!h game of his rookie season. • Last seasOn,·Dieken became the first player In Brown$' history to play In 14 consecutive seasons and ... with a beautiful 14K gold he also broke Don Cockcroft's club that says "II MOM: charm record,of188consecutlve games. He A $9.95 retail value. the charm· ranks eighth In the league for is youts abs~lutely FREE. with consecutive games played. Dleken said his two goals as a the purchase of a IOK or 14K player were never met'- a victory gold Family Ring. Choose from at Pittsburgh's Three Rivers Sta· dozens of·styles. customized dlwn and a league championship. with a birthstone for each But he added, "I can't Imagine any member of the family. athlete having more fun In his · career than I have.'· "Maybe he hasn't playa<! on a championship team, but Doug Dleken Is a true champion," Coach Marty Schottenhelmer said Wednesday. . Browns' maJorlty owner Art Modell also praised Dleken. Dieken retires ' JUNIOR AND MISS STRIPED OR CHECKED Eagl'ettes post 18-3 ~ will over Tomadoettes SERlE! K 'f'tnnday, .4.prll Ul Mlnnt'SO!a at Chicago .•.' .' Collins, who started on the mound Jay Bostick went four-plus strong lor Eastern retired the Tornadoes innings for Southern before control 1·2·3 In the fifth and sixth lnni!JgS, problems sldelll}ed ht.s tine effort. • while Bryaq Durst came on In the Todd Adams came on In the fourth seventh to post the save. to pitch two strong Innings of relief. Southern threa!ened In the sev- Adams fanned two, walked one, enth as Eric Milliron reached on an and gave up one hit . Bostick walked error and John Rlffie walked . With two and gave up six hits and no no outs David Amburgey hit a strikeouts. looping fly to shallow rlghtfield, Eastern llltters were Brent Bts· where rlghtflelder D. J . Randolpn • sell and Collins with doubles, and made a dlvt.ng shoestrtng catch, singles each by Kevin Barber, then fired to first base · for a Royce Bissell, Steve Horne~, Tracy rally-killing double play. Taylor and Jeff Bissell. Both Brent Delimslveiy, Eastern put Itself In Bissell and Collins had two RBls. the hole early, bQt depended upon Southern hitters were Kelley several well-executed plays going Grueser l<oith two doubles, Amburdown the stretch to secure the win . gey a single, Riffle a single, and Collins started and pitched· six Cunningham a single. innings for Eastern before getUng Eastern hosts Waterford Thurs. one Inning of relief from 'freshman day and travels _to Frontier Satvr· Bryan Durst. CoiHI!S fanned three'. day for a doubleheader. Southern scattered five hits . and again .did tr~vels to Meigs tonight and plays not walk a single batter enroute to at Ravenswood Saturday. boosting his personal record to 4-2 Souther~ .......................... 101 trn G-3 5 3 on the season. Durst walked . one Ea~~~;M;;;,.. E<i.~tii~s-i'w<:~b:t;-;: I~ and did npt a llow a hi~ or register a s . Bl,,.tl, Eklrbrr. Bostick ILPI. Ada11'15 <tb. strikeout in ~opp(ng the save. an~ Grueser. sa~· MlntK'!!Ota at f\:t'Vo" York lfl. Pflubur¢1 ti Lwl~ N.Y. bla.nck-1'5 ................. 10 . """' w~.G.-nf'N Montn>al 2. Sl . ~lladclphlo at l" .'r' . JsJancrrs at Ph.llad<>!phla. U h{'('('$- 7 1 .87!i J .f ,C,J s.tn FraMf.'IM'O !\" .Y. l!iiMct>rs at 'PhUadt.>lphla ~' .4.prtlt:l LPt.1-GB 7 M ontrwl ·Pittsbursdl 511 . l..wl~ Ptllladc.>lphla ................ N.Y. l!iland>rH at rnu'lld(llphla . ClC'\Tiand at NN' York. tn I S.:-anl" at Ca liklrnla . 1n 1 Mlni'IC'SOto at CXIklmid tnt ~A1lONAL LE,.\ GUE Ea!it Dtv.... Chicago NN' York ~ Montreal a! ~ S..l'dlf, Aprl !'l ~ &i M0111reaL If r'll'C'f'S!;arv t' .. ·• "DAD - I didn't know you _..an Eddie Mur• '·' ' ..nJ &JtWnon· 61Cll"\"eland .1 .. ' phy fan, tool" ' t 1 21ft Wedn~May'!ll Gamt'K "Okay. How about just saying •war, Is hell'?" "That's all you want me to say?" "Well, you have to make'It short, because I promised them you wou'Jd mJike your major speech at the BMW faCtory." World :\ 1 4 f<lln.~l:l!< Cl~· Mi.nn('f(lta T('xa!l ) Art Buchwald ·'.;· "I'll take your word for it. What message to the Germans If I visit Dachau?" do I say at the Bltburg cemetery?" "The thrust of your speech wUI.be "Because you don't want to remind them of aU the had stuff that both sides were wrong." ''I can't say that. We weren't they did during the war. It would be ivrong. They were wrong." a mistake to lay a gunt trip on Germany just when we got them to take our Pershing missiles." "There's something In · that At the same time you are aware there Is going to be a tremendous amount of nack from our veterans and also the victims of the Nazis. Hoill do 1 handle that?" "You can say at your press conference we can't hold today's Germans responsible for things that their ancestors did In World War II." "Ancestors1' 1 "Of course. All the Germans ·Involved in World War II are.dead. They told me so at the BMW showroom.'' "I thought there were quite a few ex-Nazis alive." "There are none In Germany. The only ones left are living tn . Argentina." "Won't our ex-Gis be upset UI go to a German military cemetery without stopping bY an Allied one?" "There are hardly any ot our veterans from World War II allve either. We're talking about somethlpg that happened over 40 years age. Besides, if you go to an AU!ed cell)etery after visiting a German military graveyard, Bonn wiU feel you are rubbing aalt · 1n the 3 .7H :n4 .000 6:1.007- Chlt:[j).(O Herring later .w as Involved In ·an operation ·::.. along ~l.th· Vesco ,.:.::· · . ·: . that shipped 29 kilos ot C9Ciline to· ·, · Europe' In a crate containing a l'!larine Winch. The profits from · .\hat' · deal )hat ewre • ~ -to Nicaraguan ,o!fl.cla!S. ·.'w ere· . sent . ·· back. In cash by a Nicaraguan / ambassador using the diplomatic pouch, Herring .alleges. FEMA UPDATE:' We've reported In the past on the gung-ho, military-style security at the Fed· eral ·Emergency Management Agency. Here's another example of what we mean: . • , FEMA has purchased some mobile communications vehicles to coordinate relief efforts following natural or man-made disasters. The first van, delivered a couple ot years ago, was actually painted In camouflage colors, presumably to thwart the Russkles In the event of nuclear attack. 22 \\'f'llt DI"Woo Soon II' O.kt""" C'allfomla Nicaragua in drug trade lack Anderson & Joseph Spear Healing the wounds Today in history ""'"'" nese WAsHINGTON - Federaftnvl:!s- Hawkins, R·Fia. . ·he would ihstruct _the Nicaraguans tlgators have. tUrned up a '·new, , . Herring says he was eoniacte(fbY how 'to cut.coke to sti'l!tch, sa.y, 25 wltri~ who_:clal.ms fugttlve flniui.- a Ve~assocrate and asked tp help · ' kilograms cit thl! stuff Into ill, 35 or . ·cler Robert Besco and high Nlcara- Sandlnlsta officials establish a 40 kilos. Or at least one occasion, guan officials operatE!!! a mammoth cocaine network. He claims to have · Hening says, Vesco ~If was · dry~·sm~gl:!lilg scheme. . . _ rna~ &ev!!ral trtps to M~gii~;.,-· \here suJiervlslng the operatl~n.. ;· · Last.faU. we _reporteQ the sroret ·.. carrying beni~ ·a nd ·other chemi• . ·on. another . (lCCas!otf; HeJ!Ing ., . -testimony· 'of ·Jttze Kool$tra an · c:!als used to cut .pure cocaln~ and · ·says, he was IntrOduced to ln'terl6r.. International fugitive ·who 'was Increase the profits·. MlnlsterTomasBorgelnManagua, arrested In this country and agreed ACC9rdlng to Herring, he would Borge was told that Hening was to give authorities Information on he met at the Managua airport bY a working on "the special project,'' the Vesco drug setup as part of a Nicaraguan who served as Vesco's Hening says. plea bargain. contact with thf Sandlnlsta regime. Borge has repeatedly denied that Now our assoelates Donald Gold· This man would lead Rening either he or the Sandlnlsta govern· berg and CorkY Johnson have unchallenged through the dlplo- ment has been Involved In drug learned details of the Vesco opera- mats' section of the airport. trafficking. Six years ago, I contlon provided by Jim Herring, who Nicaraguan soldiers would then fronted Vesco, who then lived Iii worked wlth.Koolstra. Herring·was pick up Hening's language and Costa Rica, about his alleged a Customs Servlte Informant who escort him to a waiting military Involvement with drugs. He agreed was Instrumental in the destruction transport plane, which would fly to take a lie detector test, which he of a Texas operation that smuggled him to an old rice plantation on the passed at that time. hlg~ technology to Cuba. opposite shore of Lake Managua. Herling claims he always statyed Herring and l<;oolstra are both The plantation had been owned by at the Intercontinental Hotel In scheduled to testify this week - · tHe late Anastasio Somoza, the Managua, the fanciest and most under heavy security precautions dictator overthrown by the Sandi- expensive lh the capital. He says - before a Senate Labor subcom- nlstas In 1979. the bUts were paid by the Nlcaramlttee chaired by Sen. Paula At the plantation, Herring says, guan governm~nt. W L Pct. GB 6 I 1f§7 ·- San Franclaro ll<nlkOw 0-Dt at Cincin· Nlll tTl~ D-2• . tnl Only ltlll"l"ll'S Khroultd I"TWWlY• G~ - ~ - • • ...... .., Your Professional Jewelers. [I Tinted Glass l' s Speed ['l Rodiol Tires ['l Bucket Seats ['l Rear Window Qelogger ' . Manufacturer's Suggested ~etail Price: · $8 ,765 Savings : Delivered Ptice: (Only Title and To xes are Extra) FULLY EQUIPPED JETT A'S IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. .' ., .' THIS IS OUR DELIVERED PRICE TO YOU Stpck # 5039 ' • ["1 Heater Transmission l.' Power Disc Brakes r Digital Clock ' . $776 7,989 �, ,. ' r::;Th=;=2=·;= · =:=·~===--=o=f=b=1=ood==::;-:::w;;;-a-r_n...:.:;-~le=y!::::::;:::.:~~';o:!!:. t ·~o·I;..~n-t_e_d=-- -,o-c_o_u_,;._n_c'""""':il~~~~~:~y;= ..~·net~Page~',: Thursday, Apri118, 1985 : . Pomeroy:......Middleport. Ohio Administration opposes ·tax cut plan . ' ' . Wedn d.. ay .. mven . . es e• .· ~ COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - WUBudget planners coricelvably behind when they appeared .later percent) cut," Aronoff said. Uam Shkurtl, the top fiscal officer may also have to find as much as before the Senate Finance Shlrurtl called for Republicans to for Democratic Gov. Richard $129lnllllon as ~estate's CO!Itribu- Committee. · make pubUc their "secret plan" for Celeste, had been asked whether a tlon to the proposed saleoftheclosed It Is holding hearings on the spendlng reducilons that would be 30 percent Republican tax cut or the Home State Savings Bank of Holl$e-passec;l version of Celeste's · needed as a result of tbelr tax cut. $129 rtl)lllon bailout for Home State . Clncinl1atltoChemical Bank of New budget, which Includes a 10 percent "They've said they're going to do · Savings Bank posed the bigger York. tax cut over two years. Majority a 30 pe~:Wnt tax cut. That's fine, !hreat to the pendlng,state budget. Shkurti dodged questions about Republicans In the Senate have / That'sthelrrlghtasamajortty.But "That's like saying what would potential sources of state money for pledged to adopt a 30 percent cut 1 think they owe It to lhe pubUc at you rather do, have us shoot your the Home State buyout. over three years. some polnttounfurlt!Jelr~plan mother or your father," Shkurtl • · "I want to make It clear that our ~ventuaUy, a . conference cam- and Jet us !mow how this all quipped. "I think they're both.vecy hope and our expectation Is th<!t we mittee likely will decide upori a tax • connects," Shkurtl said. serious problems that need to .be want to work toward a bipartisan cut, somewhere In bety.reen the two . , . - - - - - - - - - - , dealt wl.th." solution on both sides. Remember ,If extremes. But neither ShkUrtl not 'The occasion was a Wednesday the Senate majority doesn't buy Senate Finance Chairman Stanley news conference at which Shkurtl whatever It Is we want · to do, Aronoff, R.Cincinnatl, would preand Joanne Limbach, state tax whether It's the budget or tiJe dicta final compromise figure. commissioner, traded budget pie savings and loancrtsts, we've got no "Ifthere'sgolngtobeacomprom-. charts made or paper for the real solution. VIce versa If the · House lse, it's going to have to start with an Complete line ofwaetable&bedthing. They used two fruit pies to · doesn't buy It or the governor can't assumption that there will be dirw plants, harwirw ~bHkeb. explain why they opposed a GOP sign It," he said. substantial and meaningful tax potted plants·- bloomiiJ &foli· Senate plan for a $1.5 billion Income Shkurti and· Ms, Limbach left reduction. But It's too early on that. age, shrubbery, rose bushes, their cherry and apple pie props , This budget will pass with (a 30 tax cut. . . SIXty-fourdonors reported to an American RedCrosaBloodmobUe 1 attheMetgsSenloiC!tiZensCenterWedneldaytocontrlbute62plnts ,of blood to the county's blood pl'OilrBm. Twenty peoplegavereplacement blood and first time donors were Jobnb Holrrian, Robert Hancock and Lisa Parstms. During the visit VlrglnlaBiandandDonnaDavldsonbecameslxgallondonors. Ferndora Story, R.N., was thenul'!lelnchargeanddoctorsservlng the unit were Dr. Wilma Manstleld and Dr. James Witherell. Clerical workers inCluded Macy Nease, Jeari Nease, Judy Spencer, Peggy Harris and Velma Rue. R.S.V.P. workers were Vlt'glnla Buchanan, , Marlon Ebersbach, Thelma Dill, Florence Richards, Emma :cJatworthy, . Be~lne Meier, Philomena Follrod and Lula : Hampton. Members of t1Je Meigs High School Student Council •working were Bobby Geyer, SUsan Jones and John Longstreth. The ;canteen was served by the 'Middleport Child Conservation League. · : Donors by community , Pomeroy _Mary K. Spencer, Billy J . Spencer, Kelly R. Ginther, :Faye Olftord, Brenda K. Neutzllng, Mary L. Starcher, Phyllls M. ;Bearhs, 'l~obert w. Couch, Laurence D. LeOnard, Mildred 1. Alkire, ; Lisa Baxter, HOIJler.Sax!J!r, Patricia_J. Barton, Penny L. Brinker, · Glenda G. Gum, CliJ E. Nltz, VIrgil K. Windon, WUIIam w.Radford, ' Wllllam C. Quickel, Dorotby J. OUver, David M. King, Howard P. • Logan, Carolyn A. Jeffers, Susanna-Heck, Jeff Warner, Glorta K. . Riggs. . ' Racine- Sharon K. MIChael, Charlotte Wamsley, John Holman, · VIrginia Bland, Jeanette M. Radford, Wlliiam H. Hoback, Jeyce : Medley, LorettaHlli, Lisa Parsons, Paul F . Marr. Middleport -George Harris, Jr., Kathy Johnson, Faye L. Wallace, Leafy M. Chasteen, Sarah J. Fowler, Charles F. Johnson, Brian J:, Nltz, Dorothy McCloud, Herbert B. Carson, Patricia K. Logan, • Debvra J . Carder,, Judith K. Himter, Glorta J. Peavley, C. Robert . • Fisher, Ida Mae Martin. : Cheshire -Charles Searles. . Long Bottom- Susan A. Karr, Ruth Karr; Harlan A. Ballai'd. ' Rutland - Dannie R. LaudermUt, 1 Mary Davidson, Donna ! Davidson, Gregocy M. Stewart. , Reedsvllie- John C. Rice. ~ Albany- Joanne L. Mahaffey. , Gallipolis -Bob Hancock. ' Langsvllie - Ellis E . Myers. ' At!Jens - Steven G. Clark. Hubbard's Greenhouse ~~ r A.J. TraWick, Jr. NOW OPEN FOR SPRING SEASON J.W.Uzon Trawick replaces Lizon at Gavin The only manager the Gen. James L. Gavin Power Plant at Cheshire has had since Its construe· tlon In U1e early 1970s Is retiring and a West VIrginia man has been named to replace Wm, according to Ohio Power Company President CA. Heller. A.J. Trawick Jr., currently an assistant manager of Appalachian Power Company's Mountaineer Plant at New Haven, W.Va. has been appointed .to SUCCeed J.W. Llzon as Gavin's manager on Mayt. A Gforgla native, Trawick joined Appala'thl~n In 1956 following his graduation from Georgia Tech when was empleyed as a test erglneeratthecompany'sGienLyn Plant. He moved to the John Amos Plant near Charleston, W. Va.in 1!n0 as an operations su~-erintendent. Trawick was appointed assistant plant manager at the Mountaineer Plant In 1978. Llzon, who moved to Gavin during its construction, In the early l!nOs, has IJeen, employed by Ohio Power for 47 years. · With a capacity of 2.6 million kilowatts, Gavin Is the largest of Ohio Power's electric generating plants. were: azaleas & Rhododendrons. OPEN DAILY 9 to 5 SUNDAY I to 5 Requirements for ·PIP ~nnounced .-----------'-JL::========== The Public Utilities Commission The PUCO established the Per· of Ohio · (PUCO) recently' ' an- · centage of Income Payment Plan to nounced summer requirements for enable low-Income customers to be .utility customers enrolled In the able to maintain gas and electrlc Percentage 9f Income Payment service by paylng15 percent of their Plan (PIP). From Aprlll6 through household Income during the winter Oct. 31, customers enrolled In lhe and 15 percent of their household Percantage of Income Payment Income or their monthly bill during Plan are required to pay their PIP the summer, whichever Is greater. payment or their utility bill , To qualify for the Percentage of whichever Is greater. By meeting Income Payment Plari, household these payn1ent obligations custo· Income must be at or below 150 mers will · avoid having utility percent pfthe federal poverty level. · service disconnected and having to Also, customers must update their pay the entire but plus a large household Income when requested deposit to be reconnect~ this fall. by _the utility company .. PH.~92-5]76 NEW OPENING THE PORTLAND DAIRY BAR . ·Opening Sot., April 20th at' Portland, Oh. , OPEN 'EVERY 'DAY 11:30 TO 9:00 LOCATED ON 124 ACROSS FROM PORTLAND I'ARIC Commission Drexler resigns coaching contract mately 2!M) ·ft. of that road, which ¥ Melgs' Local Board 9f Education Tuesday nlght accepted the resignation of Ron Drexler as high boys' reserve baseball coach effective at once for . health reasons. saundra Tllils was a(\ded to the substitute teachers Ust fortherestoflhlsschool year. . ·Granted professional leaves to attend events In cOJ\junction With their teaching duties were j{enneth Eblin, Joan 'Corder, Carolyn Smith; BOnnie Fisher, Marge Fetty, Julie VJlughan, Karen Walker, Ron .··· ,' J,..Og . an. _LYnn . .,LOvdal, Bee.ky Cot.. . (nell, Karen Facemyei-, Barb;mi siJZy . carpenter, : and Martha Vennarl: A maternity leave ·•.was granted to DeboreJ! Canter. ' . · ·:;rbe driver 'educa(lon contract . · ,. With High Sch<!Ol Prive(_Tralnlhg ·. Inc., for the.next year was renewed · ilS was membership In the Educational Technology ServicesSUpplemental Services. Use of all athletic fields at the high school through the a thletic director was approved for lhe Pomeroy Youth KEY LOCKER ·Ws to jlls drtveway, added to the Hide your extra key. Powerful magnet hoids fast to any 11on surface. ~bury Township Trustees. For feVeral years, t!Jere has been ~tsagreement between COrliss and tl)e trustees as to whether this section of road was ever abandoned by,the township. road system now maintained by . $2.42 SJ.99 Aher Mfg. ·1.00 MFG. REBATE YOUii · · 'NEt . .· sammei.- PRICE · 99(·:' -. . Rebat~ · UM:road. #1006 . ,, Stop by today ·and · get your FREE . 84( 89( ana.the WIX®filters YO!l need to l<eep · your car or truck • running clean. UM1T 12 HEAVY DUTY · VEHICLE STANDS I. Jury commissio[1er • named at Meigs Alsddin. CARRY CUP 5E1, Coli sprln~s for co nsi stent ' apr-ra tion - even after years or use. There li r E> four In f'<ICh Trust shock. purchase of Two In most ot h£'r shocks. ' 1.0. McCoy, Reedsville, has -bee~ appointed by Meigs County Com. man Pleas Judge Charles Knight to serve as jury commiSsioner for Meigs County, replacing Lauren Hoffman, deceased. 1n other common pleas court matters, D.V. Weber, doing business as D.V. Weber Construction, Reedsville, has been granted a $5,874.25 judgment from Gene Metz Construction, Mineral Wells, W.Va. : An entry has been filed for Middleport Village to allow the trl!nsfer of$16,889.14 from fire house · construction bond retirement to the fire truck tund. , A suit flied by the Cincinnati Insurance Co., against the estate of Roger L. Adams, deceased, has been dismissed with prejudice. The Initial suit requested a $97,090 judgment. "0" rln~ piston seal- If makes surt' lh£> fluid ttows throu~h the va lvln~ ­ Instea d of _u~IE>ssly · $4495 . .PAll at our everyday ·· low price. bypass In~ . 's spP<'Ial WIX®FILTERS $TON nlne- s ta~l' valvlng gh•f!s up to 501il b<>lter fsdc rcslsta nc('. !Ma ny ot h('!' shocks usr MODINE slx-sr·ag(> va l vln(::. 1 ' EW $947 Built To Exceed The Hi est Industry Standards Value Priced - Costs Than Most Rebuilt or Recores . EXAMPLE: MOST GM CARS AND LIGHT TaUCKS Gabriel·· 2-TON HYDRAULIC PROFESSIONAL FLOOR JACk 5 1/8" TO 19 5116" LIFT RANGE HEAVY DUTY f360 $59 9 PAll RADIATORS • by #68048 I (Continued frOm page 1) Racine VU!age Council. A ~.<m Community ~elopment Block Grant ror the purchase of the truck was awarded Racine Council last by the commission. The commissioners also ap. proved a transfer of $397.87 within the clerk of 'court's budget; approved a request from Probate Judge Robert Buck to attend a judicial conference In Warren on . Apr. 29-:11 and May 1-2; and accepted new employee's insurance• rates from Blue Cross-Blue Shield, using a rate cll!dlt option that was avallable to defray next year's costs. , rau It ~ tbe belief of Phil Roberts, Meigs County· engineer, that tiJe road has llt'Vtt bl!ell Oirldhllylaki!n .. '. . -. . r<>fttOWillbiP.rlghto(way. Therefore;. r~p according to Roberts, If certain · · · · ctiterla Is met by Corliss, and It the . Secre(icy of State Sheri'o!l Brown , J!Dglneer- !Jives his approval, the . ~ &PP9in!ed Michelle Jenkins of · , Sectlon.of_I'Oad~ldbeadlledtothe /133 SeCond Ave.~ Gallipolis, as his . fownsh!p's mlle;ig(ltornext ye&r, tll!ld- representative · for I! seven· • eounty area of southeastern Ohio. .,. . Bids aecepted Jenkins will serve as liaison .In other business, the ·commls· between the Secretacy of State's stoners accepted bids tor a rescue ottlce and boards of elections In t~k for tiJe Racine Fire Dep'artGallla, Meigs, VInton, Perry, Morfuent. A bid of $10,495 was accepted gan, Washington, and Hocking ·(rdpl Pat Hill Ford, Middleport, for counties. , ; ~hassls, and a $19,987 bid from A native of Cleveland, Jenkins Dill's Mountaineer Association, moved With her family· to Albu· Ravenswood, was accepted for the querque, N.M., where she attended ~y. The bids had been tabled for t1Je Unlversl,ty of New Mexico and . .~weekswhlJetllecommlssloners met her husband, Rob, a Gallipolis native. l'l')llted tor recommendation from Field . CARRY CUP SET .. ~ague. ' • According to state law, a township loses Its rights to a road which has not been usedfortwentyyears,only aner formal proceeding to vacate ONLY •PROTECTS •BEAUTIFIES '~RESTORES · •Powerful •Rugged •Depeftdablt ." -chosen - . J. • ....... ' .!·Weather forecast . ·'- ; : . Tonlght, partly cloudy. Low~. Friday, 11106tly sunny with the : : hjgh In the low fils. The chance of rain Is ~ percent tonight and,10 : percent Friday. . ' ·: Extended Forecallt ; -: . Saturday through Monday: •:· Fair on Saturday and a chance of showers Sunday and Monday. ::: Highs In the !lJs Saturday and Sunday and upper 60s til mid-70s :, Monday. Lows mostly In the 50s. .S l4900 HEtN WERNER I End marriages Deanna Christ lne f1sher, Pomeroy, has been granted a divorce In Meigs County Common Pleas Court · from Theodore Carl Fisher, also _of Pomeroy, on -grounds of gross neglect of duty. The plaintiff's malden name of Baker has been . restored by.·lhe court. A dissolution of marriage has been granted In Meigs County Common Pleas Court t6 Bryan Lee Lawrence. Portland, and Peggy Lee Lawrence. Racine. FIJlnifordlssolutlonsofmarrtage In Melp County are Carol Jane · Daniels and Bus Gilbert Daniels, both of Larigsvme; and WUIIam R. Barber and Rebecca!, Barber, both ol LOIIg BottOm. PRiqes START AT FOR MOST ·$ ONlY LIFETIME ARANTEE ~nntng, . Racine; Melissa Miller, Cheshire; ., WUIIam E. Mo!Tis, PQmeroy; · Fallnle Brown, Long Bottorn; Holly Evans. Portland. Discharges--Irene Willford, Wonda Dlcker8on. · ~------------~-- - WAGNER IUIANUFATUIID OISC .IRAIE . CAUPERS ' 79 $ 3Q41 ~<h. . HMANUfACTUIED WATER PUMPS PRICES START AT Be Sure To Take It All! Your doccor pr.crl.._ a opeclflc number ol pillo when he wrltn a preocripclon. By uoln1 the endre quaftdty at the required frequencr, you make •!ire that the medlcadon provlcleo lu full beneflil, Jwc II your ~ p<-rlbed.. ., Veteraps Memorial Admlsslons-Mayme . TRUCKS . IASTIRN •AVI_, ., 240 THIRD AVI. U6·1t1t AM '11 '5-.30 PM 446·4204 ' I AM 'TIL 7 PM MASONf WV RQPTr 3 773·55 11 I AM 'TIL Sr30. PM -· I. SIS MAIN ST. 675·1520 'TIL S PM 2611 JACISOI AW. 675·2711 I AM 'TIU PM • Village· Pharmacy I N. JND AVE. PH. 992·6669 Richard L. (Dick) Wamsley was appolilted to fill an unexpired tenn on Racine VIllage CouncU When the group met in recessed session Monday night. Wamsley was appointed by councll to till the unexpired term of Dan Sayre who resigned recently. The term expires In December, 1987. Mayor Charles Pyles appointed and councU confirmed the appointment of Lee Floyd to the Racine Board of PubliC Affairs. He · lUis the '-'nexplred term of Henry . Moore who resl8ned and that term expires In December, thiS year; · Mayor Pyles gave the oath of office to both of the new appointees. After a discussion with members of the Racine Fire Department, councll voted to notlfy the county commissioners to proceed In aceepting bids for fire department eqnlpment truck through the Communlty Development Block Grant program With the firemen topayt!Je balanceofover$4,000. ' Councll ~ead and approved the third reading of the ordinance Increasing water rates and establishlng the requirement that swim· mlng pool owners and others using · large amounts of water obtain penn!ts and pay additional money for water used . The new rates goes Into effect May 1. The Board of PubUc Affairs advises that even through pool owners fill their pools before May 1 they will still have to ob.tain a permit and pay for the water used. Rulessuspiladed Council suspended the rules and passed as an emergency measure an ordll)ance authorU:Ingthe Board of Public Affairs to enter Into a contract In excess of $5,000 ,waiving the bidding procedure due to the .emergency situation - to repair the aerator building. The Board of Puiblc Affairs had obtalned estlinates from several contractors for the work. CouncU voted to spend S2500ofthe' Federal Revenue Sharing money to clean and paint the village water tank and to spent $.ll)on a Chain link fence to enclose the aeratorl/ulldlng when the repairS are made. The fence will serve as a security measure for the water systm. Summer employment An application for summer workers from . the Gllllla-Melgs Community Action Agency summeryouthemployrnmenttralnlng program has been filed with councll members to share In the supervision of the workers. A number of summer projects were discussed. The clerk was advised to write Angel Communications asking that television cable hookups be done.at the schools as provided · in t1Je franchise ,given the company. The clerk also was advised to again ask about HBO book!! which were to be lded P';.e ~rd of Public Affairs was named to look Into the purchase of attachment tor the backhoe which can bl!usedtopushplpeunder the roadways to make water tapg. J. D. Drllllng was commended for the cleanup at the company's equipment yard and arQUnd the station andaletterotcommendationwlllbe sent to the firm. A thank-you letter will be sent to Blli Hoback for t1Je work he did on the village dump ' truck. Counoil voted to work on a section of sidewalk near the Charles Alkire residenceonVineSt.onacost-share basts. Wendell Coleo!Ohio Drilling Co., Masslllon, explained the proce· dures his company wUI use In cleanlngthewellsandscreensoft!Je watesr system. No action was taken, however. Attending the meeting were Mayor Pyles; Clerk Shirley Evans; Street Commissioner Glen Rizer; Marshal Alfred Lyons; Deputy Marshal Jack Wolfe; Fire Chief Robert Johnson; councU members, Bob Beegle, Frank Cleland, Carroll Teaford, Larry Wolfe and Dick '·:: 4 Wamsley; Board of Public AffairS ' . members, Ben Petrel, Bob Roy and • Lee Floyd. · ·The next regular meeting will be onMay6. an •31 lACI<SON PIKE · RT. Phone 44e-4524 BARGAIN ~TIN,E5 SAr • SUN All SEATS 12 .25 ADMISSION EVERY TUESOAY 12.25 ·Grant money ·will upgrade equipment Rep. Jolyn Boster announces that two Meigs County Communltles have received rural community fire protection grants to upgrade fire equipment. The Bashan Volunteer Fire Department will receive $390 and the OUve Township Volunteer Fire Department will reeelve $1i00. These grants are administered by the Ohio Department and Natural Resour· ces, Division of Forestry, to aid In upgrading equipment or In organlzatlon, training an(jequlpmentcosts for newly established fire departments,Bostersaid. The grants were made avaUable through the u.-s. Department of Agriculture Forestcy Service through the Cooperative Forestry Assistance Act. The grants · provide federal matching fUnds of up to $3,000 to •. Emergency squads answer five calls Melgs County Emergency Medl·· cal Service reports that five calls for assistance were answered by units on Wednesday. Middleport at 7: 17 a .m. went to Noble Summit Rd. for Nora Cambron who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. .Syracuse at 9:29 a.m. went to Seventh St. for Leota Cooper to Veterans MemorIal. At 3: 13 p.m., Racine was called to the scene of an auto accident at Sycamore Grove. Keith Klein was taken from the scene to. Veterans Memorial. Pomeroy at 3:19 p.m. transported. WUllam Mortis from his Ohio 143 residence to Veterans Memorial. And at 10:10 p.m .. Mlddlport went to Leading Creek Rd. for Susan Wines who was transported to Pleasant Valley Hospital. communities with populations under 10,<m. The Bashan and Olive Fire Departments were two of only 47 rural Ohio fire departments awarded the grants. -----~------L-------,.---:-­ HOME TF:LLITE SllVIRBIRD TV SPEC IALISTS SATEU.ITI SISTIIIS Clip ·This Ad For A S100 Savings On A Complete System. Offer Good Until April 15, 1985 (614) 378-6158 QUAUTY SYSTEMS TUPPERS PlAINS, OHIO t - ~ ~ost OHkol IIJSINESS ; Mon.-Fri. Z-6 Sat. 11·5 ·SONY Dealer �. •• Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio P.age 8- The Daily Sentinel ' ' Thursday, April18,. 1986 Beat of the Bend . Abuse program sr,arted ~- . ...., :... .. ..- Two forfeited bol!lls and tlve roy, $49; Keith Roush, Letart, W. .others were fined In the court of Va., $44; Sharon Ducan, Pomeroy, · ,Mlddleport Mayor Fred Hoffman $43; Dana Kurlte, Pomeroy, $46; -'l'lesday night. Charles 'Ritchie, Portland, $47; •. _Rollert Musser, Middleport, Steven Stewart, Middleport, $44; ltoute l, was fined $10 and costs for Ruth Rhoades, Point Pleasant, $43; . flo mutoer, and~ and costs plus Kathy Roush, Gaillpolls, $50; Darla t!Jree days In jail for a charge of _ Wllllamson, Rutland, $46; Angela '.drtvlng while Intoxicated. Carla Rlchards, Mason, W.Va., $51; and •Teaford, ltaclne, was tined $10 for Charles M. Durfee, West Vlrglnla, -expired llcenses, Robert McCoy, $43. .Coolville, $10, and Ada -Hood, Fined on speeding charges were Newport, Ky ., $10for !allure toyleld, Robert Pachan;t, Pomeroy, $43 a nd ·aJtd Charles McQoud, $25 and costs costs; Keith Ashford, Pomeroy, $44 ', for disorderly manner. and costs; Jennifer J . Scism, . · F orfeiting bonds of $450 each on Pomeroy, $43 and Cost!l: and David · ~llarges of drlvlngwhlle lntoxica ted Kerns, Pomeroy, $43 and costs. were Jo McDonald, Cheshire, and Others forfeiting bonds were ,WUUamMorrts,Pomeroy. Jeffrey Gilkey, Middleport, $63, ' !allure tp stop for a school bus; ' ; Fifteen motorists answered to a· Stranley Lyman, Albany, $43, :char~ of speeding In the court of -Improper backing; Kenneth Wyant, :Pomeroy Mayor Rlchard Seyler Pomeroy, $53, squeellng tires; and •Tuesday nlgllt. Anne GUbert, Rutland,$53,faUuret() : - Bonds on the charge were register a motor vehicle. ~orfelted by Donald FPlmer, Pome- · '' ,• " -- By BOB HOEFLICH OVP 8&alf Wrttel' Mrs. James Derry Ll attemjJtlng to locate the Cafri. Uy of Grace Hart, who w:as Gn11ce Derry, da~~;r of Harley Pomeroy master Jarnes ~ Soulsby . has a sealed letter from Mrs. Derry .to a member of the tamUy so If anyone TB clinic announced • , ~ Meigs County Emergency Medl, cal Service reports that four ca)ls : :~ answered on Thesday b'; : :Various units In the county. • •· ·At 8:47a.m., Tuppers Plains was : ~~ed for Leta Bennett who was :treated at her residence but not , ~tiansported. At 10: ~ a.m., the · Middleport fire department was : :called to Jessie Creek Rd. for a bam : :IIi-e. Pomeroy at 12:34 p.m. went to • 1674 Lincoln Heights for Dave ', Tiemeyer who was taken· - to .Veterans Memorial Hospital. And all: 29 p.m., Pomeroy was called to ·'I)Jppers Plains for Leta Bennett . ,Who was taken to O' Blen~s : Memorial Hospital In Athens. POTATO SPILL _; Dayton realdeots gather luture baked potatoes, trench flies and au grallos till& spilled Tuesday olgbt .when a truck . overtumed on BD 1ntentate exit ramp, sending Its cargo over an em~. (AP Laserphoto). / The Meigs County Thberculosls office wtll be conducting a COJ1UTIUD· ity skin testing clinic at the tire hall In Racine on Monday evening from 5-7 p.m. Joan Tewksbary, R.N ., county tuberculosis nurse, will beglv!ngthe skin tests and urges all area residents, Including food handlers for schools, churches, boosters, firemen and EMR personnel to take advantage of this free service. Children whO wtll be entering kindergarten inay also receive their required skin test at this time. ·:tJean-up week set Highways topic at planning meeting : Pomeroy Vtllage will observe , Clean-up Week, AprU 22-26, and wtll ;. provide free pickup of debris and · other disposable !terns placed at the eurb. This does not Include garbage, 1:Mayor Rlchard Seyler's office ·Jtports. : : ~The schedule for pickup Is : fllonday, first ward; Tuesday, · ~d ward; Wednesday, third ••.--",llrd; Thursda)l, fourth ward, and !-· Prlday; neighborhoods mls!led In l- ~ljer pickups. . . 1-Jighway developments will be the main topic at Monday's Meigs County Regional Plann!ngCommlss!on at 3 p.m. Monday at the agriCultural conference center In the Farmers Bank BuDding. Frank Cleland and Kevin Costen of the Buckeye HU!s-HockingVaUey Regional Planning Comm!sslon, will speak on travel and tourism. Current county projects will be discussed and C.E. Blakeslee wUI give the ex;ecutlve director's report. i· ..;;:jfam~~Ucense~. ~. T; ~rgan~ l~es < Accident attracts potato 1 '.Marriage . licenses have ~n :· ~ued In Meigs County Probate - lbe JayMar -Golf Club Men's f c!ix!l'\ to Charles Edward Michael _, TUesday and Wednesd~y' J..kagues . . ,n-., 22, ailll Mary_KathiY,n !WWley, - are now being formed. - • , 1~. bothofRaclne; Denn!sM!ngyar, . Those !nterestedwhOhayenot yei , , .26; Columbus, and ~rlene R. signed up for league play are to ; ~leln, 23, Pomeroy, Jack But rontactBobFreedat992-ll44orcall ; -Ftreeman. 50, and Delores Ruth the club hOuse, 992-6312. The : ;~lqu~dri, 47, both of Middleport; ThesdayLe;ig'uewlllstartonAprU , ~ )lllchael Robert Brown, 27, and 30 and the Wednesday League qh :: Jilnlce Ruth Caine, 27, both of May 1. ! ' e~omeroy. ,_ . ~--~--------~------~----~ LAST CHANCE Learn Word Processing In Five Short Weeks, One Evening Each Week Classes Start APRIL 30th, 6:00 P.M. BUSINESS COLLEGE . ' SOUTHEASTERN (formerly Gallipolis Business College) ,. I' '• .' '' 529 Jackson Pike, Suite 312 Gallipolis, Ohio ' ...'' . ..' .. ~"' for ' lnore information call 446-4367 or · Stop ln. Class Size Lim!tecl. No. CHESTER A.GRI SERVICE _ CHEMICAL SPECIALS ATRAZINE 4L ICIIA-GEIGY) ............,qfJ.••• $735 .BAN VEL ············~············tjh· s51's DAYTON, Ohio .(AP ) -Potato lovers arn'led with trash cans, shopping · cartS and trash bags descended Wednesday on tbe slteof an accident where an overturned truck spewed potatoes. The truck overturned Tuesday night at an Interstate 75 exit ramp, spilling potential trench fries, hash browns, arid au gratin potatoes over an embankment alongside the ramp. The spUI became a major attraction for potato hunters. Sham Waggorier and hls friend, Hubert Clack, think they grabbed aboUt 400 pounds of ' potatoes altogether. Waggoner said he picked up 200 pounds of potatoes In aboUt 20 minutes Thesday rilght. "I hauled them away In garbage cans. l'mgo!ngtoglve!hem tomytamlly. It's bad time!;, anyway," Waggoner sa!d. ' CASH PIICES TliiU APIIL 20 1 "There's a gold mine out here. There's plenty ," said Dayton resident Goldie J ohnson. "I've got a shOpping bag tull, a nd that's enough fortne." Marsha Brown said she had slx children and four grandchildren whO were Ukely to devour within a month the 50 pounds of potatoes she gathered. "I was just ready togo buy a 50-pound bag this morning," she said. Ohio lottery winners ! -. ----- :All· NE.W:·A·P;PLI·ANCES -AND~~·TV'.s - . ,_ - " ~-. ,.,. .., DON'T MISS THIS ONE ELLIOTT'S GREATEST SALE EVER .' SATURDAY, APRIL 20th 10:0~ A.M. . •RCA .•Syl~ania •Whirlpool •Speed Queen WHAT: Color TV's, TV Carts. VCR's, Microwave Ovens •. Electric & Gas Ran~es, Dishwashers, Washer~. Dryers, Freezers, Refngerators. · ' WHY: we at ELLIOTI'S have t~lked to all our major s1,1ppliers, and they bav~ agreed l9 bring in all new merchandise for 1 DAY and 1 DAY ONLY. 111URSDAY SUNDAY RACINE - Parents of chlld- . . RUTLAND :.... A revival will ren playing Racine tee-...bllU w!U begin Sunday at. the Church of meet . 6 p.m. Thursday at God, State Route ~ ln Rutland Southern Kindergarten bulldlng. with Russ Pruitt, Portsmouth, MIDDLEPORT - The Mid· as evangelist. Special music on dleport Chlld Conservation Monday will be "Saved" from .. League wiD meet at 6:30Thurs- Point Pleasant. Services will . day night at the American start at 7:30p.m. and the public Legion -Hall In Pomeroy for a Is Invited. coven!!~ dish dinner. Husbands - . POMEROY - I:IYrnn slng_-2 nlg!lt will be o~ed : ~- · p.m. Sunday · at Joppa Ch\u'ch . ·. ~ ·fea!Jirlng Rose ·of Slillron ' FRIDAY Singers. '\ POMEROY -Proof of recent tuberculjn sklri test required f!>r -Dinaer t . . • lill children reglsteJ:!ng tot kin· SYRJI.~SE _ -:Ai dlnn~ wUI dergarten; free skin IPSts given -- bi! held Saturdilyat theSyraclise Friday, . Monqay and Thesday. Presbyte)'ian Church i:iy the " 8:30 to 11:30 a,m. only at the Sunshine Makers Class 1n the Meigs County Tuberculosis dt- church annex. Serving will begin flee. . For mo~ Information at ll: 30 a.m and continue phOne 992-3722. , through the supper hour. Cost Is $3 a plate and dinner may be SATURDAY eaten there or taken out. RACINE - Junior Firemen either The menu wm consist of beef wp1 sponsor a bake sale at and noodles, mashed potatoes, Racine Home National Bank, 8 cole slaw, green beans, roll. cake to 11 a.m. Saturday. and beverage. 1 - • Last Saturday 34 students from .: the Meigs Junior High bands :1 partlclated In the Ohio Music : : Education Association solo and . 1 0: ensemble contest beld at Ohio •• University. :- , Receiving a superior rating for .; solos were Marsha King, trumpet; ~! Amy Epple, clarinet; Beth Pierce, :. clarinet; Jenny Mlller, baritone hom; and Amy Luckeydoo, bells. · , Superloi' ratings In ensemble ' were awarded to Na~y Baker, • Amy Epple and Tracl Bartels, , • clarinet trio. • Excellent ratings went to Belinda : Bailey clarinet solo, and Heather : Hovatter, Rachel Robinson and ·: Shelly Triplett, ctaT!net trio; Cberyl . ' : Eastern Star, was held Wednesday :.: night at the HarrtsonvUle Masonic Temple. · Full Factory Warranty - Dealers Welcome CREDIT PERSONNEL WILL BE IN OUR STORE FOR INSTANT FINANCING. Steve McGhee, Apprentice Auctioneer ' ' Plaza ....... Duff'• Ohio (614) 446-805~ ' • 10 APPLIANCES • TV • · ·2 Locations I . s Stevens, ~arsha King, John Anderson, trumpet trio; Rainey Duff, Held! Caruthers, Bellnda Keesee, trumpet trio; Tara Clark, Shannon Coates, Leah Doidge, Rute trio; Dar!f.ne Hadsell, Christie Sauters, Jenny Miller, and Monica Thrner, brass quartet; Tracl Casto, Matt Peterson, Chad Carson, and Tammy Hoffman, brass quartet; and Kelly Douglas, Kendi Kloes, Jeff McElroy, Trlna Rhodes, sax quartet. A good rating went to Kristen King, Lee' A Johnson, and Amy Napora, nute trio. The Meigs Junior ffigh band director Is David Bowen. 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Easter nowers from the garden of Mr. and Mrs. Norman WUI were Wled on the tables for the 'potluck refreslunents. :" Clara Mae Jeffers, worthy rna· ·: tron, and Larry Well, worthy ·: patron, presided at Inspection ": attended by 46 members and 83 ~: guests. Sally Gifford, deputy grand • matron, was presented and seated .• Jn the East. Grand n!pleaentatlves · recognized were Stella Atkins and :~ Helen Farris. Worthy matrons and , · patronll ot other chapters were .: presentedandlncludedLenaHawk, . Albany, Janet Malloy, Athens, Cathy liudson lost the most Connie Helloll, Maclcaburg, Nancy weight and the fllllller·up was ' Irvine. Bartlett, Sally Drehas, Mlldred Hudson at the Monday • Belpre. Ten!lla Beha, Amesville, • Virlllola . Buchanan, Middleport, nlaht meeting of Sllnderella, Five Barbara Hutrrnan, Marietta, and Points class. At the Ma8011 class Tuesday night, Carol McClure was . ' Ruth Cross. VInton. 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PUBLIC AUCTION BICEP ••••••••••••• ~ •••••••••• ~····•""-· SJ 7so BLADEX 4L ••••••••••••••••••••ith.$1675 .ER~DICANE EX ••••••••••••••ith. 52 57 5 LASSO ............................ith.$1895 PARAQUAT ....................ith.S41•o .J'RINCEP 4L ............ ~••••••~th.$1225 :ROUNDUP ......................ith.$7950 . .surAN +......................tth.s1 ·91 o SUTAZINE .+ .........~........tjh.s1 505 ,DYFONATE 20G ............v.s~-•.• 5163 of alcohol and drugs, HY~~ell reports. Rounding out the service ot tbe Court are programs for adult citizens groups providing lnforina· Uon on home protection from the standpoint of breaking and entering and theft. Those wishing to request use of any of the programs should contact the Court well In advance, It possible, due to the present heavy schedullng. Carl Hysell, Meigs JuvenUe Officer, advtses thatdurlngthepast school year, the Meigs County_ Juvenile Court has developed an education program On drug and · alcohol abuse as well as child abuse ~-and chlld sexual abuse. Eula and Aaron Wolfe will The program Includes audio-- ente,rtaln ~\h. an open house ·at Video sllde pl'eSE!Itatlons and a the!t·new res~nce 23411 Hill Road projector and hils been shown to. In .East Letart .from 1 to 3 Sunday various church, school, youth aiid - aftelnoon. ~' clvtc groups In the county . · The Wolfes' loSt their home by The presentations are made ' .fire several months ago and are avaUable to the public upon request hOlding the open house ln apprec!ato the court and ottert are held for ')tion for the many acts of kindness school c lasses, and.l(outh and clvtc extended by friends ~ter the fire. groups by juvenile probation olrlc· They have asked thtt gifts be ers or other Interested volunteers. omitted. Making the program possible were Bank One, Meigs Boxing You are Invited to attend the Club, Inc., Sacred Heart Church, Meigs County Cancer Unit's free ~armers Bank and Slivtngs, Meigs colorectal cancer clinic to be held at F.C.A., Rutland Freewill Baptist 7:30 p.m. Tuesday In the east -west "( Church, Pizza Dan's, the First dining room ol Veterans Memorial ~ Southern Baptist Church and the H9Spltal:' Meigs County JuvenUe Court. Dr. Wtlma Mansfle!Q wlll conduct Recerit Incidents of a stranger the Informative-program through attempting to pick up small chUd- which free , private diagnostic • ren have Increased the requests testing will be provided . . -from groups for the chUd sexual · abuse program. Also tbe number Just remember, you can't see the ' one problem of alcohol among sun when you're crying. It's out . Meigs County youth has brought tbere. You won't want to miss It, so • . requests for programs on the abuse do keep sm!Ung. .~ .~ Meigs l;ounty happenings.. - ' can help out wlth the problem, please·contact Soulsby, ' ;Four emergency calls 0 ld wives' tales corrected on chicken pox cases . ~ .. " ·The Daily- Sentinel- Page Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio ·Mayor's Court .. . ' Reg. 8.18 Hurry in today for lhese unique AM redios! 1112-9501954 Ban- extra. TM Buroo< Klnt Cotp. oncl Nutolncl. Inc . 9 .. �Thunrday. April18, 1985 . ·, Stephanie Bell birthday observed Clown ministry workshop slated for Friday at Grace Episcopal Dr. Michael E. Moynahan, .San Thursday. Francisco, Calif., wW be conducting Moynahan Is a member or the a clown mlnlstry workshlp begin· n1ng at 2 p.m . Friday at Grace Episcopal Church in Porrleroy'. The workshop wtll continue untU 8 p .m . ancJ the final hqur will be a presentation by Moynahan for the children and Is open to the pubUc. Free of charge, the workshop Is open to Christian education leaders ·and Sunday school-teachers in the but since class size Is limited, reservations must be made. Reservations can be made by ca!Ung the Michael Moynahan, s..r. grandparents, Mr.' and Mrs. Roger Shawn and RliOI)da Bell, P<xnaoy, recently celebrated her 11rst birth- Jeffers, Helen Jeffers, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Peyton and Ric bard. Mr. and Mn. Jerry AJeslllre, and Jerry Ray, Patty f13rsel,l, Norma Jean and Steven, Mandl Jo Van Matre, JeannleandJayGIIrtlore.Sendlnga gHt was Mlndl Jo Chancey. day at.two parties. The flnlt JiBrtY was held at the home of her ~ts. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bell, Racine. A cookout was held and later cake, lce cream and other refreshments were served with a -Care Bear theme being carried out. Altelldlng beside her parents were her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Holman and Jacob, Doug Bell and Pebbles Ohllngef. Send1g a gift was her greatgrandmother, Helen Phllllps. · At the second party a Cabbage <;!own, Mime, Puppet, Dance aod Storytelllng Mlnlstrles Workshop, a · member Ottheworkshopstaffofthe · National Christian Youth Confer· ence, a member of the editorial board d. Modem Uturgy Magazine and a member of the Royal Lichtenstein Quarter RIDgSidewalk Circus. Dinner will be served .at the churcl! at 6 Friday and Is tree or charge to those attending the church and wUI betaken until 9p.m . Step~ Nicole Bell, daughter of ' workshop staft of the · National area Thursday, Apn118, 1985 workshop. Daxter, *10' 9' Southem Spun ~ TROMM EXCAVATING' # : BULLDOZER & BACKHOE WORK Grove. *BASEMENTS *SEPTIC SYSTEMS *FOOTERS *GRADING *CONCRETE WORK PH. .. . •.-.. PUBUC NO'nCE Pubic water auppliet; are - - by St.to Rogulelion. Rule3746-81 -21, OhioAdmi· ulobotivo Code. to roulin<lly ........... ""' microbiological quollty al the drinking water ir1 diotribUtion ovatem in - -· -.." ' ....... """-towoter ill bM1g ouppliod the The '""- al Rutland io - - to c:oltect and "'"'m· lne o minimum of 1 microbiologlcol....,....-" month. No colocled and •,.,rzed to. tho month of Morch. 1 98!5. The dep11111'Mnt has ~~~'""'"' edequo. mot fl;l •'turing wilthet be l*fonned in tho future . ••oploo - -of J""Y ilt.ck Council, ·Dick Fetty, Movor of Rutland (41 17, 18, 19, 3tc Public Notice NOTICE TO BIDDERS ~ , IJI'OtiC)QI .Will be ,.. 'ved in · IICCOfdonce' Wiih the · taw by . tho Boord of Education) Melg• · LoC•I Scllocil Diotitct,OIIhe Office of tho T - . r , 821 SOUih Thild '· A.,..... M~. until 12;.0 0 PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHI.O ESTATE OF ROBERT JOE STEWART. DECEASED . CaM No. 24742 Docket 12 Page 481 NOTICE!OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On April 12, 19B5. in the Meigs Coumy Probate Court. Caoe No. 24742. Holen Moo McClellen, Routo1, P.O. Box 46, l.angaville. Ohio 45741 t':;~~~~:!: !ate of Rt Robert E. Buck, Probete Judge Leno K. Nenolroad. ;41 18, 25 151 2. 3tc Cloric Public Notice ~. coohllr'ochock or letter al CNCIIt in on lriiOUIII _.t to - ,....,.m (10%1 ol the bid '""doled 01 1 gUirllllee thot the bidder witt, II the - r d il modotottw-..-lntoo CXAIII'oct -the Boord al Educo1lon for the proloct -bond -foo- tM •IIIQJnt porformonco of the cxw•b iid 81 the timo 1ho bidder • .,. .... 1hll cowrtt8C1. AI a.ch bondo. ... dlled - · coohi· 01 ·o~ltldlolllrwolcreom CASE NO. 24632 Finol Account of w•liom H. Jonoo, Adminiotrotor of tho E&tato of Groce M. ·Joneo, Doceoood Unleoa exceplions ore filed - · sold accounts will be lor heoring balore said Court on tho 20th doy of May. 1985. at which time said accounts will be conlidered and condnued from day to doy until llnolly disposed of. Any penon intereoted may file written oxcepliono to uld occounto or to molt.,. pertain· ing to lhe IXocutlon of tho trust. not leu 1hon fiw days prior to the dote HI lor I>Mring. Robart E. Buck JUDGE Common Pleas Court, Probale Divloion, Meigs County, Ohio (4118, 1tc No bid moy be wilhdi'IIWII lor 0 Jllllod al sixly doyslho d od lied cloolng tirno lor ,_,.,. al ""' bidl. Tho of .. coiled to "'" IIOtutorv """'"' al 1ho Siouo a1 Ohio .....,. to tho loouolng al oocpoc Ill at• orpniMd \nllr ... OOiiDKl docwnenta 'I .. the afut lid Of~ t1Do ol tlw T -. lly Dnlor "' the Boord of Edl I .... , al the Mligo Locol SciiOo( Dio1rict n -w- ·~llled EXOCUirlx oftheao· J - B. a -..... ... of e. 41C ' .MCGHEE ••Phone ~,:~!~!:~clll• . 742-3171 ~niYJ- J.-~N~-~":c:·~:=:::"':•::"!g"'J~at~l~n!g~a!in:!!M~e~l~!':!c!o~. ....;·! ' RACINE filE DEPT, TOWN & COUNJIY VETERINARY cu·. NIC IN . .lfi'ORT PAUL E. SHOCKEY, D.V.II. EVERY SAl. NIGHT OPEN EACH THURS. EVE. 6.8 P&S BUILDINGS 6:30 P.M. . , SUPERIOR SIDING CO. VINYl &AW.NUM Colntlleie GUtter.Woitt Connlloto Romociollng· Roofing ot all Typoo Worked in home area 20 yeoro "Free Eotlmoteo" CAll COLl£0: Ph. (6141 143-5425 3/8/2 mo. pd. SUPERIOR nexon1a•J1.-.IA111G CO., INC. RIUIIITI & GINII.Al I'IST CONIIOl UOS JACKSON AVE. 12 Gauge Sho!IUM Only DIRECTIONS .... South on Olllo At. 7, I mlleo below Gollipolto - crooo Raccoon Crtc. Bridge, turn ljghl and foHow oigno. APPLIANCE' . SERVICE _ 915-3561 All Ms •., .... •Wo"'-' •Diollwa-ro •Rofriltlftlora PARTS and SERVICE • ·5-tlc lONG IOnOM, OH. GAS PIPE WATER PIPE GAS REGULATORS OTHER SUPPLIES BUS.: 9f5-3113 RES.: 985-3837 Sales & Service FREIISTIMATIS ' SAfiWtt SJmMS . APRiliPECIAl Dexcel Receiver ·" 8' Alum. bfsh .· s,tw""' .10 o.oo.·lt.IO..,. l.AIGI A'!Mm AND SUIGEIT IT AII'OII!'•NT 3p4-675-2441 . Expert Service r.: : And Quality Name Brands At DISCOUNT PRICES Call Hot FOR SALE SMAlL GROCERY STORE w/GAS PUMP Ia Onlor, Ollio With 2 ledr- Apt. in ll111r. li Ponilllo ht Gol Carry·Oul Uc._. AT $11,000 st., 400375-. Ill. 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S~LES & SERVICE IUSJNESS JIMQHI 1'141 "2·6551 ·, 'FREE ESTIMATES" 3·22·tfn IDIIIMCI 1'110111 16141 nl-7754 1/22/Hc JO'S UT1lE RED lAIN ' WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR 011 St. II. 124 ill Syraaao 'u111.,. Sillo '""' plaltkl Grave-Artl"lllntntt *ZENIIH *SYLVANIA *SPEED QUEEN LAUNDRY •GilSON REFRIGUAlOR w SJ, $1, I $12 •Ass. ...s1.00 off 1101 ,,,.,_ · · Pt. ... I, wv 11110 .,............ ...... 67S·IJII * MAICI IPICW * Wtllt•l AF1ll POKILAIN IIID IILlS Tl•• .... TH~IItlll II Dttty Otlllf Nkl Itt.. I~Prlio! C.• Tt , ,, , , , RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE OPINo .... l'tlor&., lrL & lot.-10 It 6 Clolltl Moo. I lon. S/1011 .... CHESTER-985-3307 -, I l 1• 16dl .. ···~· Peal 1·H4-671· 1 MILLER . ELECTIIC ·sERVICE · FOI AU 'OUR ' ,~' ,........ "'""*"' - 1·614·tf2.7Jt1 AVON. Sell Avon make 4ti%. Coli 814-446-336B. Thun. 18th, 9 -8 . Chlldro~ · ·· ciOihll, mite. Earn more ca1h with Merrlc- Yord Sale Bodo. wolher. Mocl Show our 100% guoranteed line of gifts. toy1 8a furniture. carpetl, edult, Flrwt Time Gorog• Solo 8 Fomlly. Tllura . • Fri . April 1 B • 19. 1'h milo off Rl. 7 on A1111111111 1:1: rn 1! 11 Is 3 Coli l and I loot 14 lbo. In lour moo .. Htrboi .Pt.n . Aok Me How? CoiJ.II14-448-2081 or 814448-3788. Wo need junk. Too nice to .throw owoy? Will pick-up. Coli 814-882-3B24 . Mon· doy tiiN Fridoy 7 to 5:30. Needed New company needs people to lfoln. Must be dependable and honeot. Call 61 4-446· 7441 for Interview. Thur•. · or Fri., 1OAM -4PM. Monlol Heolth Proleulonol. Director for Dey Treatment· Vocatlonol Rehabllilotlon Center lor monlelly dlo· ebled . Responaible for ••· tabliahing ·canter hom ground up baaed on recently funded grant: recruit ataff. oocuro ftcillly, Implement treatment progra..m, and nat· work wllh other lollal provider• and rnourcea. Require Master'• degree In mental health· relolod field, pluo two yea11 cllnic41l expe· rience: alao prefer auperviaory experience. Competi· tive 11i1ry. good lrin.go benefitl. Send reaume by May 6 , to Dr. George Wolgly, becutlvo Director, Tri-Counly Mentel Hoolth and Counaeling Service. Inc., 28 Welt Stlmoon Avenue . Athena. Ohio 46701. E.O.E. Yord Sole 5 Fomlly. Thura.Fri.-Sot .. 8·5 . Jockoon St .. Vinton, Oh. Everything on· tjquoo 10 outomoblloo. Yord Solo ~ mi. off Rt. 160 Ktrr·Horrlo Rd. Thura.·Sun. Qulllo. ook crib.. belkllo. mony homo .. 9·7. Yord · Sole Fri., Sol. Toolo, puah • riding mower·a. tllloro. choln IIW, clolhoo. Off Rl.7, B11r Run Rd . Exporloncod cook. kitchen Thuro. • Fri. on Rt. 32ti worker. Apply In paroon ot betw•en VInton • Rio H.olidoy Inn, Gellipolio. No Grondo. Chlldreni. women• · phone• call. • meni ·clothing. .loti mor,; Coli ~14-.3.88-!1829. We are looking for woman who would like t41•t>e m~klng Bl~k Sohi 18·20, li-? Ho•· ••Ira money. Moko from neyoucklo Dr .. Addloon. 120.00 to 180.00 In on Clolh~.· bokod goodo, mloc . . eVening having a ·frieridly Homo Par1'(. Al~o. olgn up •nd gel o •400. oo ~It of . gitts .ond loyo: No inoney lrivOived.: For more ir)forme.· Middleport tion. call Magnolia Nit~: at ~Vicinity 614-992-3561. ··-··:-p·o;ne.;a;;---:: ---··--- ~ -~----· ·· ·· · ····· ······· Appllcatlona are now being occepltd for tho poolllon of pool manager at the Middle· por1 Municipal swimming pool for the summer months. Applications are available at the mayor's office. WilliG ..EllS ltll...lll & CoM..Clll j Nil l1 •• ·1 j ...' 991-5175 Or 741·1195 ··-·· -Pt-Pieaiint ____ _ ·While Port Gernon Shepherd puppl11 . Coli 814-4487843. ' 800 Vlonq Stroot, Jlolnt P11111nt, w. Yo. 4 tomlly yard aala, Friday and Sotuldoy. Bunkbedo. Coli 81 4·448· 8184. 8 Public Sale & Auction Boegle dog. 8 month• old. Coli 814-882-et 22 . 6 Loat and Found Found Glo1101 tn block CliO, from Dr. Tllomoo offlct. Gray ciear mene fremee. Call .81 4·245-8101 to Identity ond poy for od. FOUND JIUJIIIY, block with brown mertdnge, male. ap~ prox. 3 moo. old on Gorliold Avo. CoH 81 4·441·4122 ottor 4. _.;_-'----·tcFound: young, brown Gor· mon lhopllord dCIIJ. Lootso llko mole. On Eogle llldgt Rd. con 114-112-2371. FOUND ..,ndltofclothooon oxlt of Ploooom Valley Hoo-· p!tot, Ct.lm ol 100 Moll· mon Clrole, out 28th St. l'otnt Ploooom, Yo. w. fOUND, keye .,. 111. 2 ond ..... tho c. c. Lewlo tonn. Cllln It tho Yo. 1t1t10 ~1'b':."-vo offlw, w: Aucllon every Fridoy nlghlol tho Hortford Community Colllor. Tn~aktoodo of now morohondl10 ovory - k . ConolgmOIIII of now • uiiHI merchlndl" alwaya welcomed. Rtchord Roynoldo, AUG11on-. Coli 304-27!5· 3088. 9 Wanted To Buv Wo poy oooh for loto modtll ct- uoed ctra. Jim Mink Chov.-Oido Inc. •• Gano Johnoon 1114·448·3872 COMPLITI HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE. leda. Iron, ~-~ Choi ,., wood, cup-ul, ohollo. bookolo, dlohoo. !Oro, o~tlqueo, gold ond ollvor. Wrlt•·M.D . Mitior. Rt.2, Porrioroy, Ohio 41781 or ooU 814·112· 7780. Buying . dolly gold, otlvor oalno. rlngo.Jawttry,lttf11ng - · old aolno. Iorge cur· Nllll'f· 'l:op ......_ ld. lur· llalt ....., ll!op, Ind. Aw • Poshlon Avolloblo7"'workahop Director for County Boord of Menltl Relordollon end Developmental disabUI· ties. Bachelor's degree with 3 yHre experience in pro· grama for MR-DD persona with IIYare, profound and moderate retardation In· eluding ouparviolon and fi nancial management. Salary ronge nogotloblo depending on education and experience, must poe.... or be eligible for Wort< shop Director certificate aa i11ued by Ohio Doporlmonl of Menial Rotordolion ond Develop· mental Olubilitlea . Quali· lied oppllconto ohould oend rtoumt by April 2tllh. 1985 to Melgo County Boord of Mf!-DD P.O.Box 307, John St.. Syrocuoo, Ohio 45779 . JOIN THE ARMY NA· TIONAL GUARD. GOOD PAY. GOOD BENIFITS . ED· UCATIONAL ASSIST· ANCE. Coli 304-67ti-39ti0 or 1·800·142·3819 . R~WLEtGH PRODUCTS on Nle thia mont~. Didrlbutora noodad . For 1riondly courteoua 18t'Yica. Call Dale and Wltmo Wood, Authorized dulen, 304·675-1090. We doll-. REPS NEEDED for buolnooo occountl . Full tlmo •8o.ooo . oo to 180,000.00. Port time . , 2 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 10 118,000.00. No aollng. Ropeol buolnooo. Set your own ~oun. Trolnlng provldod . Co111·8'2·838-1075 MonFri, 8 AM 10 5 PM CST'. 12 Situations Wanted Experienced painting. Blmo, houooo, oil typos of rooh. Mtlgo oreo. coli 814· 992·7418. tn Gllllo, coli ~ ~~8~14:·~3~8~7:-0:2:1~8=.=~== 18 Wanted to Do COLEMAN WATER WELL DR.ILLING Pump 11le1, service. Roglo· tortd hi Ohio. All wolk guortntlld . Coli 304·273· 2811. AovtlnlwOJ>d, W. v•. MIU 'art. Oti. · .,4-HI- Will do hou• cloonlng, M71. Fin a n m l bodyman e·xpe- $1,200 per mpnlh Yord Solo Frldoy 8·6 , womono, boy& clolhlng, glo-ore. dlohts, bicycles, mloc .. houoohold ltemo. booko. 2 Edgemont Dr. BLOCK YARD SALE, Sot. April 20 9 AM - ?. 3203 Jockoon Ave, 3213 Jockoon Avo, 3217 Jockoon Ave, 51!5 Roblnoon Sl, 518 ,Roblnoon Bt, 3223 Howord Ave, 32t8 Howord, 32t4 Howord, 3208 Howord, 3204 Howord , 3200 Howard. Elobyolnlng In my home, lull time or while yoU shop. Ruatlc Hille, Syracun. EJ~: · periencod . Call 81 4 -992 · 6021 . - - - - - - - - ·lcWould like to do houae cleaning. Coli 614-992 6369 otter 4 :00 pm. Oh .10 PEOPLE NEEDED Corporl Sole Sot., April 20, 9AM-2PM. 204 Kln_.n Dr. Choop prlceo, lrto clothing, no Nrty Nlel pluae. Giveaway Mole Bolllltl Hound. 2 yooro old. 114·88!1·4182. ' Athen1. riencad only. Apply In per-' .on 231 2nd. Ave .• Gellipoli&, Oh : Po!ch Sola Thuro. -Sot, New itema. vic. commedor com ~ puler gomeo reg 129.96•&.00 ea . Scanner. chain· 11w. Coii814·448-31BO. Gorogo Sole, 3 lomlly, Thurs. April 1 Blh, 203 Wolnut St, New Haven. Rain or .Shine. 4 Ave ., Will mow yordo In Golllpollo oteo. Coli 814-448·294B . 45701 . 18·20th, w: w corpel, om . trig.. calf• table, round bock wooden choir. lull oiu !OII·e·woy ..,d, oiiCirlc Ice crum freez.er. hotiuhold ilomo. AA olzeo quillty clothing. Stporotolocotlons St. 325. So. al Rio . Altizer • Gllllom . & Vicinity Bolloono lor Get Woll. Annl..,rsorys. Blrthdoyo, porlleo. Singing Gorrllto . CoR Bol· loono • Co. et 4-448-4313. lng . Coll614-446·21514. oldtr. Slort porl·tlmo. 6-B hra. -weak and earn $3008600 month . Full time mora. Send resume or letter to Nothon· Klrl<, 522 Rich- Yord oolo: SOl., April 20, only. Long St.. Rutlond. Color T.V .. 8 ond W T.V.. SWEEPER ond oewlng me· , gtauware, lampa, fumlture. chl~~t~ repolr, porto, ond chrom11harp, miac. itama. ouppllos. Pick up and 814-742-2257. Goorgoo Creek Rd. 81 4·446·029". Wonltd lo do plownlng ond bruohoglng. In Addl•onChoohlro-Konougo oroo. Coli boforo 2PM, 81 4 -387· 0832. Will cfo outaide houae paint· ment. Prefer age 26 and Announcements ctelivery. Davil · Vacuum Cleaner. one h1lf mile Up Bowen• Conetruc.tlon. Complllo remodollng, flro· ploco opocidllo. Pointing: interior • ex,wior. Cement, block, brick wort. 25 yro. experience. reeaon1ble ratea . Free eatlmetea, work g uorontoed. Coli 814-3B89670 or 814-388-8808 . No lnveatmen1. .d elivering or Multi blllon dollor company Oeora•• Creek. Mena. looking for enthualaatic aelf women, children clothing, . motivated person with good home Interior, curtaln1, . credlbllty . No experience !ruck rlmo, 1ugo, 80 omp neceanrv. Training program olectnc · box. bad trom ... moves you Into manage- Void Sole 3 Fomlly Thuro . 1 Bth. Fri. 19th. Jull off Rl. 141oiCtnlonoryonLincotn Pike. lith, 8th, . 7thhOUHI. Boyo clotheo, jowolery, lewn mowere. toola, men & womono clothes. dlohu, pen1, llnene, mlac. Will do lown mowing • yord work. Coli ·Kollh 11 814· 268-8281 otter 8 :00PM. home 'decor on your hour1l collecting) ~•cellent poy • benofit&l FREE KITI Coli n~wl 614·446-7106 . Yord ooto In Rutland behind grodo ochool on Thurodoy, 18th, end Friday 19th. Droueo 22'h. ollppon. whotnoto. · fiGUIINES .. - '1.00 Off 11/lh POOLS PLUS ·. . Do.rs, .......~.""''"•·~····· '1 SO 73·1~ lrw4 Tr. . Chromo ,_........., .. $70 DIT(HIN~ ••• All Types Of Residential Wiring 3/2/tln . BOGGS 1• : . Hoe41.............-...... ,~::•. '1'6S .73·10 Ci~!'Y Tr. · . Chro,. ..,..,............. $70 . ·, . S&L ·· 73·10· ~- Tr: l EOI~;a:l 1............................. •110 .. , ..............:.............;..151 73-" lord lr. · .., Now "-s-Eitolllin &Gar.... leollatl Work Alto..... & Yitlrf !141ings 111 Yeara Exparle?" GREG ROUSH PH. 992-76 Centenary Townhouee. ' CONSTRUCTION Culltlft , . lhlp. 11·84 Chtry. lr. Tel GaiH ~................:.SID 10-14 lorot1r.-. Tail Gotn .......... ;; ........ $~0 . - h ...on ...- ...,:.......: ..... '90, 13·10 C.hory, Tr. . . • ·. · · to,... I lr"!!O hnclor1 · Covno SO,,rts ""'""''165 · . I Grit~ . Now .... 1IHtl Auto Glaa-loto lllodol Port& WHALEY'S AUTO PADS 9·13-ttn II. 611 Wt.i Darwin Ohio - 992·7013 ROUSH ........... (614) 446·7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 g_ 13 iln·· 1 Middleport, Ohio . ''"" Clllz,., PH. 992-3549 Licensed Clinical Audiologist % 992-2196 ft_ul•l Rm• F., • LISA M. .XOCH, M.S. ~ 4/4/tfn V. C. YOUNG Ill -f\~ng ~~nd Roger Hysell Garage 3-24•tfc Available !Free Estimoleol -Concrete woltl . · ·: · PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 Installation We can repair and recore radrators· and .~eater cores. We can :also acid boil and out radiators. We also repair Gas TankS. lng, . .~• • . iytteiftl, . Wltlif. and gaa lines, water well ,driiUng and - vice, ' 1rUCIIdng (Umee- 4·10·1 mo. IN CARPENTER · SERVICE - Addont nd remodeling_ II. 124,'-riy Ohle "Free Estimates" · 4-16·1 mo. pd. Television Listening Devices Computerized Hearing Aid Selection Hearing Evaluations For All Aces "-az: RADIATOI ·. SE.VICE exoavadng, Jancltcep- Cal: 742·2407 AffOIDAIII • I'OITAIII ~ Will do all l - e. dirt). 99~·3561 Elljoy ._(oto rtla- IIJ• rloioo; ,.. ....... irl , _ ••• s,no., s,o. 11y to ... fht nt..r. Wt htY1 ht lttdl. ,COMPANY . ..w- Instilled ',;. · *1495.00 EXCAVAnNG · . II EHVIRONMIJITAl SYSTEMS 446-9416 FENCE & SUPPLY PH.- 992·6931 3-11-1 .... 742·2~28 Complete Stock of Weather· ,, \, · 1 ite Heat Pumps, Central Air. ~ ~~Q · Conditioning and Furnaces.~U U S .. ACCENT G&W PLASTICS ~ ONLY BIG lEN'S T......, ..10 -·1 , .... """*' .....,.,....... ..... SAT. I. SUN. AT OUT FOI FUTUIE USII •Dryen •Freenra We*ulll; S -,....•, p.-. J pAII;-5 ...... IIA(IWOOD ifOME SPAS OWN YOUR OWN CAMPSITE ((UJ !IWL AHIIW HOUtS ....,,,..... s,..... 12-5-tfc 614-379-2243 Of 614' 379-27 2 54 Misc. Mercl!andise PT. PLEASANT OFFKE fadlfY Chol!o h•ht.................. II. L. •a1d" llcGHE£ Broker-Auction Strvlt GUN SHOOT lcisha11 ,hlldln1 GOOD FISHING GOOD HUNTING GOOD FUN ' OPEN TILL DARI T- VMUo C.. No. 24737. N - M Boyor, 1U3 Uncotn Hojghlo. Pomeroy, Ohio 4!1788, ·woi ._lid. lela of 409 Brooclwoy Slrllt. Middleport, Ohio, 46780. Robort E. Buck, l'n>belo Judge leno K. Nonolrood. · Clellc (4111, 18, 25, 3tc ·sizes Start From 12'd6' UTILITY BUILDINGS Sizes from 6'x6' Up · to 24'xl&' Insulated Doc Houses NO MONEY DOWN $50 PER MG. thelowool-""--·- 0.0.. .. ..1• POLE BUILDINGS *BOAT DOCK *BATH HOUSE *WATER & ELECTRIC ott- 141 11. 2li Ill 2, ALL STEEL & FOOT PARK .,~. ~ . Business Services Vemon Weber, Decevccl lholbe--tothollooldof Educollon al tho Mligo Locol SciiOoiDiolrict. The lldenl al Educotlon _ ... _ . t h o _ I liP D tlible bid for tM pn:Jject. but ••• , . . the right to' f'lliect - ltld ol, or.,.._ of ony and • 24737, Docket 12, pogo 479. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT. Racine, Oh. PROBATE DIVISION Ph 614 1 43 5 MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO • ' ' 191 IN THE MATTER OF SETTLE- 1'------1.,.0-....6.... -tf.:.JC. MENT OF ACCOUNTS PRO· ,.II.ATE . COURT, M.EIGS COUNTY. OHIO EUGENE LONG · Accounta .oiwt youchen a1 ttt. following named fich.iclllrlei have been filed in the PrO~te Court, MOigs CoUnly. : CASE . NO. 2426'7 Final AC!>Ollnl al Phyllio Boker and ~~forM- F·lorehce CUtter, Coniohing the mal8riol and ,.,. Administnltors al the &tate of ""mlug the lebor for tho Clara E. Jollll>h. Doceued rwplocement of oudilorium CASE NO. 2447B Fir111 -.ling 01 Meigs Junior High Account al Pamela M. Theio&. Scllocil, Middleport. Ohio, in El(ftCUtrix of tho E - of occardonce wilh the opec~ica· Esther H. Sylvester, Ceo ed lionl - - by. the Meigs CASE NO. 246B2 Fino! Locol School Dlotrlct. Account of Dorio A.. Floher, Spec:;tlcoliona lnd form of Adminiltnl1rix of the Estota of , _ . moy be ...mined ot Phillip Fisher. DoceMed t1w Office of the T,.......rer, CASE NO. 13838 T-.. Melgo Locol School Dlotricl. liolh Account of The Hunlingllddonmoy_tho,_ifl. ton Notional Bonk. Truoteo a1 . . - ltld formal propoool 1ho Trull •-ted under the 11om the Ofllee of tho T-•· Loot Wll ond Teotamen1 a1 . - . Meigo Local School Volmo M. Felger, Docooood. Diolllct. No bid be CASE NO. 24138 Finol CXA l:llooed ...... mode on the Account of M - WformlftJ'fi!MfromtheMeiga EJCecutrix of the Estate of ,...,eel era. DeceaiHd, Cue No. FIDUCIARY "0~ .April 8. 1985. in the Meigs County Probeto Court. WH0-0-0-0 can help you? .:~. ~;;;;;:;J.JI CLASSIFIED . ADS · W8IO~~ Admm~~x 1~::::::::::::::::~~;:::::::::::::::::;,~::::::::::::::::~~:::::::::::::::::::r;:::::::::::::::::~r;::::::::::::::::~ 467jl(), · ·E.S .T.. on F~y. -.Moy . . 19111. inci Oflllled publicly ""'-v PRO!!IATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO Eotolo of Joosle B. Bow- al. the ......, of Robert Joe Ohto, Oh1o, fo_r apprOval and _,ft.•I -mont: · .. c , L.GCIII Scflooll,. Bldo .....t contoin lhe nome poreOn - . a d thoiwln and be occomponled by o Iii bid ond porformonco bond In the lull omount al the bid oo • guontnteo thot the bidder will, II lhe owooti il modo til tho bidder, .,.... Mrto • proper contrect with 1ho Boord of Education to. 1111 projocl or Iii . . . . - Public Notice 3 Fomlly 24 Cruzot Ave.. Golllpollo. Thuradoy, Frldoy. Home Interior. cunalnl. lot• of mloc. llghtl, Avon boltleo, blko, Iron bad . Sole 11ort 7AM . Heating I Cooling Serv•ce Pto Public Notice Wontad: Motor Routt Drlvoro noeded tor ·Tho Dolly Sentlnot. ·Only honol1. dopondoblo poroono with rollobl• tran1portatlon · need opply. N.el o' good income tor Juol 3 or 4 houro 1 doy. Apply In poroon or coli Tho Dolly Sentinel 11 614-892· 2166. toya. glaaeware. garage Mobile Home ,fti'T'E1IDERM Public Notice !58.3-8847 . ' chltdreno ctoth11. Wodne• doy 171h·Boturday 20th. 126 Firat Avo., 9-6. 11 · Public Notice 1 4·17-1 mo . pd. <f> 111 Court St.. Pomero'y, Ohio 45769 Public Notice Available 18 Wanted to Do Help Wanted Truck driver• needed. minImum eKperience. Cal 513· 3 Fomlly Yord Sole 17·18. flrll hou11 on leflln Clipper Millo. II roln In beooment. r.1,69S . ·sl 9 75. ' Mr. and Mrs. Hazelton have ' another daughter, Jalma Nlchole, •• slx.GralldparentsareMr. andMrs. Paul Wright, SaUnevWe, and Mr. · and Mrs. James Hazelton, Hemlock PHONE 992-2156 Or Write Dailly Sentinel Classified Dept. 11 ' OH. t Complete System with Tracker cowmr daughter, Jenna KayUn, Mlirch 31, at the Salem Community Hospital. • ~ The Infant weighed eight pounds,l3 . Yard Sale .. ............., ...........•.. Phone: 614·669·3761 or 669-3765 sallneviiJe, announce the birth or a ments were SCJVed to her parents, The Daily Sentinel Dave Helllt1 Mr. and Mrs : James Hazelton, heldathergrandparentshorne,Mr. and Mrs. Roger Jeffers, Pomeroy. Cake, Ice cream and other refre!h- ((ClASSIFIED ADS.sure to get tesulra)) FUTURE T.V. SATEWTE SYmMS ~ECEIVER OUilces. ' 7 i======~=======ti ------~8~:~~:~------­ Hazelton birth Patchthemewascarrledout.Itwas Ste¢•+ Nloole BeD Business,S ervice U .P. Wife l\llesh *Drake 100" LNA *Drake324 The Daily Sentinei- Page- 11 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio aM-171·1211 •. 21 Business Opportunity I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO. recommend~ that you do buslneu with people yQu know, and NOT to sand money through the mail, until you have lnvesti· g~tad the Qffering . Family home products . Need 6 homem'akers in surrounding area to drop end pick up catalogs. 4 hours i day. 3 da'ya a wHk. Can earn 876·$150. Send reoumos1o The Doily Sentinel, P.O. Box 729H, Pomeroy.Ohlo . Own your own Jean ~ • Sportswear. lediaa Bou· tique, or Chlldren•a store; Notional Brands . $16,600 includ•• fixtures, training, t$9, 176. inventory, ecceiiO· ries and more. Cell nowl Mr. Tote 704-274·6966 . National Company ueking' diatributors to handle ex.ten· sive line of reeidential and commercial energy m,a nagement controla. insured uv· ings, continuous training in marke,lng. sales and Instal· lation. customer laaalng program, computerized anergy audits, high income poten· tiel, no franchise fee, amall investment secured by in· vantory. Coli Mr. Wollon Toll !roe 1 -B00-962-4908. 31 32 Mobile Homes Homes for Sale Splil loyor, 3 bdr .. 2 bothl, on 1 acre land , Rt. 564. Call F.ranch City Mobile Homaa, 614-448-9340. 3 bedrooms with tip out. Furniahed. elr. waahar. dryer. aWning. underpinned , Set up or rented lot. Cell 614-992-7479 . Nothing down. Teke·over. payment. of *333 per month on 111umable loan at 9 VJ per cent. Included in paymant are taxea and insu· ran.ce. Loti of remodeling. 4 bedrooms. 1 "h bath, central hool In Pomeroy.614-9927074. 33 Farms for Sale 10 acres with 40x60 barn , 818,000. 116 ocres with 40•10 born. $298-ocro. 4 bdr. house approx . 2'/z acre• 835.000. 211, ocros 82.500 . Rt. 775 . Coli 614 · 379 · 2286. Mason • 2 story fram8. 7 rooms. 2 baths, baaemant garage, ahop. garden . $35,000 . 304·675· 6743 . tiava en energy efficient home built on your lot . From 813,900 .00. Coli for elti· mateo, 304·'876-3981 . 120 ac. farm, new brick hou1e, barn, outbuilding•. eao .ooo . Coli 614 ·643 · 0119 . . New Haven. Lynn Drive, all brick, 3 bedrooms, 2 bolhs. living and dining room. large family room. 2 car garage. full baaament and large lot . HIQh 40's. excellent buy. call 304· 675 -3030 .o r 676 · 3431 . 34 Business Buildings Commercial building tor rent . 220 E. Main. Pomeroy. Downstairs location having 1300 sq. ft . floor space. large prJvate parking lot behind store . All this for $210 a month. Carl be leased on a monthly batil. Coli 992-6232 anytime. Arbuckle, 3 bedroom. family room, 1 'h baths, 1.4 acre . 1 · 304·6B6-9148. Log Home. 3 acral, 2 miles out Jerrlco Road . 864,000.00. Phone 304· 676-8622 . .,• ---~------Fully furnl~hed. air. utilities paid, 2 bdr. , edulta only. Call 614·448·4110 . 1- 3 bdr. mobile homo, oil utilites peld, fumiehed, no pelo. security dopooll. •426 mo. Coii614·446·13B6coll between 5 tlo 9PM. ·. 2 bdr. weaher 1: dryer. water &. traeh paid. 1 mile from hosp(tol . •zoo r'nt pluodop . Coll614 -446·1364. • Trailer for rent. Cell 814· 446-4226 lftor 4PM . '' •· ' 14x70 C11111 on % ocre. 2 -car carpon, 18x26 addi· tion. Coli 614 ·992-3119 or 814-992-3132. ' .• 3 bedroom&. froe gu. UOO , rent. $50 depo-.h. On 2% , ocro• in Portlond. Coli 6 14· • ' t 843· 5268 or 1-263-1728 after 5 :OOpm. One bedroom mobile home, 304-675-4164. 2 bedroom mobile home for . rent. Burdette · Addn . 1175 .00 pli11 utilitiu ond : deposit. 304-675-2464. 44 Apartment for Rent " •j JACKSON ESTATES \' : APARTMEIIITS (Equol ". Hous ing Opportunity) .. ~ monthly "'nt storlo ol 1183 · for 1 bedroom ond $198 for · 2 bedroom, dtpooit 1200. ·•· located near Spring Valley Plan and Foodl111nd, pool ~ and Coble TV evolloblo. hours a a pouible 1 0 am to 4 · '1. pm and 7 pm to 9 pm Mondoy-Fridoy, Coli 614446 - 2745 or leave me11age . Apt . forront 8125 • up . Coli 675-5104 or 675·5386 . Nicely furnished mobile FOR SALE OR LEASE, home. ·eff . apt .• centrel air 1 2x52 mobile home, under- commercial property and and heat in city, adult• only . penned, air cond, must see new building 70 'x100 ' with Coli 81 4 -446·0338. to eppreciatel· $6,600. 304· 2 acre, 200' road frontage. 676-6981 t :00' 6:00 PM. ·'• nq zoing required. 2 miles a·a chotpr apt.,· 1 at · cla11~ 22 Monev to l98n. . . · north of Point PINsant. W. newlY, furnished." Ref. req. ·; - 3 J>odroo.m brick, New Vo. on ·Rt. 62. Phone 304- 1226 po! mo, 154 FiriiAvo ·.·; . HOME OWNERS'-Relln.nce Ha.ven ... B41s8ment, · 2 Car · 675-1678 weekdi'/S, ~04· . Gollipolio. Coli 814-448._.; .,, to low fixed rot~. U!18 equity garage, large lot. porch witPI 676 ·7896 evenings and 1615 or 614 ·446- 1243. for any ·purp(tae'. Leader owning, U5.000.00 , 304· ·. woekondi. Furn11hed 3 rm apt. upatalts, ~ . Mortgage Co .. 614.·692· 773-&132 or 773-5B89. utilltlo& p.d, •1ll6 mo ... f80 , . 30.61 •. .: . .d8poait.· s• .Locuat . t,.aUha • . ~~..:.::-~-~--­ Eliy : Owner. 9'h par t8ht · 35 Lots & Acreage ·.· only. __Coli 446 -1340 or ' , ouumoblo; 3 bedroqrn, · 3 blths; "living room, dining 448-3B70 . .' .... · 23 Professional . room. family · room . Lot for sale located on St. Rt . 00 Services equipped kitchen , patio , air 564. rural water, septic Furnished ifficiency 701 cond, double garage. low tank , good trailer site. 4th Ave .. Gallipolis. 8180. ·~ 70'o. Now Hoven·, 304·882· 86 , 500. Ca ll 614 -367 - utilities paid, share bath, · adults . Coli 446·4416 otter Piano Tuning and Repair. 250B . 7185 . 7PM . ~' Brunicardi Music Co .. 614· 446-0687. Twenllo!h yeor Rl. 2 North Iorge ·7 room Forty two acr11 near Forked of quality service. lane house, all brick On 3 acres or Run Lake. Has gas well. 3 rooms with privata bath. ; • Daniels. 614-742 ·2951 . more. in ground pool. barn electric line. telephone ca- rot . Requ01tod. Coli 614· "· , and out buildinga. Shown by ble, privacy. quiet. good 446-2215 . WINDOW TINTING Resi- appointment only call 304· place for .house. Seve, acrea ., dential, Commercial& Auto. 676·2749 . cleered . Call 81 4 -378· Up stain 3 rooma. furnished, · , Free estimatea. Call 614 ~ bath , waaher-dryer . AC , .:· 6207 . clean, no pets, ref., dap . ; Reduced by owner. 61f.t 446·9346. acrea, 2 hOUIBI , 2 car req .. adults. Coli 614-448· , . 1519. . PIANO TUNING AND RE- garage. 2 barna. pond, Ash· Rent als PAIR , Reduced ratealimited ton. 304-576·2320 . Up1taira unfurnished 3 room ' : time only. Ward'• Keyboard. ap1 carpeted , utilities paid . ~ 304 -676-5500 or 67541 Houses for Rent . no .•children, no piets . Call ' 32 Mobile Homes 3B24. 614·446·1637. ,. for Sale 7 room home with 2 car garage, in Cheshire. $250 2- 2 bdr. apt. furnished, pay ... Re a l Estate mo .. plus dep., aldults only elec1ric, no petl, aecurtty ~ NEW AND USED MOBILE no pets. Coll614·367·7271 deposi1, $350 mo. 2-3 bdr . :- ' HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL· or 614-367-7302 . · apts. unfumlahed, pay elect- · • ITY MOBILE HOME SALES. 31 Homes for Sale 4 MI. WEST, GALLIPOLIS, Remodeled 2 bdr. well to ric. no petl. security deposit, ' $350 mo . Coli 814 ·448· '· • RT 36. PHONE 814 -446· wall ' carpeting, adults pre- 1385cellbetween5tlo9PM. ' ferred or will consider 1 Houae tor aale in Jeckaon 7274 . Counly, Ohio. 6 mllooabove I-1-9_7 _8 _ B _ o_l_lg-lo_d_e-12 _ X_6_5___3 small child, no pets, S200 Riverside Apts. Middleport . 4 mo . plus utilitiea. 132 4th Special rates for Senior ·~ Thurman off At . 36 on Co. Avo . Coli 614·446· 3204. Rd . 41, Bloomfiold Twp. 2 bdr.. all oltclrlc, AC • Cilizeno. $130 . Equal Houo· · • bdr . , beaement, attic. underpinning included . ax. ing Opportunitiea . 614- : gordon opoce. Iorge bock cond . Coli 814-446-3289. 2 or 3 bdr., 1 bath, kitchen, 992· 7721 . l stove & refrigerator, livinyard, good community. ocrou from Bloomfield 1971 Oakbrook 12xtl0. 2 groom. diningroom, garage, Furnished apt . 3 rooma end .. ' school. Coli 614·266· 8251 bdr .. e5,200. Coll614-388- gaa furnence . located 8 bolh . No pou . Coli · · Ponomouth Rd, $300 .\POf 614- 949 - 2253 . ol1or 6PM . 8259. • mo .. security deposit & In E11Ue· 3 bdr. on Rt. 36. V. 1971 Freedom good cond. re.f erences required . Call 1 be'droom furnished apt. ~"' · 614 -448·0264 avo. mi. Wo11 of HMC. Coli Coli 814-256-6520 . Coll614-992-6434 or 304· · 814-446-0603 . 8B2·2566. Public Sale Setled bids are Four rooma , bath , garage In Flatwood area-Pomeroy. 4 now being acc~pted on a Middleport. Carpeted. stove 2 bedroom furniahed apt .in bdr., FP. BM . ceiling, vinyl 1970, 12x60, Holloy Pori< and refrigerator provided. Pomeroy . $250 per month . .' ~ oldlng. olum. wlndowo. 17 M.H. urlel No . 609102. Greet for single or working Coli 614 -992-6113 oftor : ocr11 ovolloblo. Coli 614· Dolo ond limo of oolt, April couple. •1 85. per month 5:00PM . •• · 20. 1986 01 12 :00 noon. and oocurlty doposll. Sorry, 448-2359 . Bldo mull bt oubmlltod no childr'en or pets. Phone Two bedroom furnished Muat aell 3 bdr. ranch. before dale of 111o. Tho 614 -882-5292 . apartment for rent in Mid -· · Wutbrooke Subd ., FR . home can be IMn by appt. dleport. utilities paid. Call ' only 11· Johnoon' o Mobile 4 rooma and bath . V1 bale~ 614·992·60B4 . woodburner. carport. deck, city ulllllioo, • ochoolo, HOmea, 2110 .Ealtern Ave., ment, fUlly carpeted. new 135,000. Coli 614-446 - Golllpollo. Oh 45631 . 1- point. unfurnished. Coll614- APARTMENTS . ' mobile . 800-382 -8545. 992 -3090. 7144 . homea. houaea. Pt. Pleasant ' and Gallipolis . 614· 448 - ' Konougo Uppor River Rd. 3 bdr . 14x85 • lot, 2 mi. 2 bedroom houu in Pome- 8221 . Houoo with 41oto• .born . Coli from Galllpolle , O 'r aen roy . large deck and bate814-251-1988 oret4-448 · School Dlllrlct, good cond., mont, low utllllios. UOO. Efficiency apartment, • Iorge oundock, *14,500. per month plut ucurfty downtown Pt. Ple•11nt. Fur· " 7226 . will conoldor !rode In of depooit. Coli 814· 992 - niahed and utilittea paid. ' lull On Your Lol: Big 4 Cor anything Of value •• down 8783. Dopooll requirod. 304-895- ' Goroge 1119811. 3 bdr homoo poymont . Coli 814· 446· 3460. . • B03B. 2 bedroom hou• in Minera*13,895. Soe Our Model&. vllle. B11ldo Mlnorovlllo Collt-814-888·7311 . Nice clean apartmentl, : '~ 1976. 1 4x65 , 3 bdr.. all Church. by Bulk Plont. Totol Henderson. 304-876-1972 .' electric, omoll utility bldg .. In electric . Coli 814 · 992 · oftll 5 PM . Nice 4 bdr. ronch, Country Alro Estoteo, 1'h both I. town on rental lot . Call .(1218 . garege w·workbench, Y.t 6 14·448· 2036. 3 ~room home, large 45 Furnished Rooms ocre flot lot, dock, CA. goo hoot 1129.00 budalll olor- 12.&0 mobile home 2 bdr. country kitchen, central air. building, •47,1100. Coli room, semi-furnlahad. good family room, fir-lace , pa - For rent SIHping Room1 ' condition. Coli et 4·682· tio. garage ,nd baMment. 814·441·1810. end light hou11 koeplng · 1163 otter 6 : 00PM, Verv nlco trl lovol, 3 bodrooms. Port< Control H0101. __ roqma. 2 Vt baths. family 14,800. In GoHipollo City, 82 Lincoln Coli 614-448 -0758. room. 2 car garage. Central Sl. • 12.1100. nooedo repolr. 10x55 1165 Now Moon, olr. Homoottod fltolty, 304Coli 814•2!18-1773 otter bdr .rm .. all gea. air c~md ., 87!5 -6640 or 304· 882· tiPM . No t.nd conl-11. 46 Space to~ Rent e•tr• good cond., U.460. 2405. Coli 814-448·0175 . loeutllul L·lhopod lromt New Hlvan . 2 bedroom , hou11. 4 bdr., Iorge LR , I Mobile home lot. 12'Jr.S0' or , 1976 Schull12x65 , ·2 bdr., portly furniohtd kitchen , modorn kltchon, DR , ornollor. H5 wotor pold. 4th .• loundry-ulllily room, 11':1 total electric. axe . cond. w ..her, dryer. 1250.00. • NtH , GolllpoHo. Coli 448- _\t . belhl, altachod 1111111• CA, Fronah Clly Brotsorogo Ser- Lorge bellmont. river view , U111ol1er 7PM . _ phOIII 304·882· 3548. •40'o. Coli 81 4-448·8084 . vlco, 814-448-8340 . . =;;:::======== ' I ' ' . ~ \ _______ .. . •u• =:=:====:;:===--1l r.· 'I Nice 2· bdr. Sllyline on At. 7 , ~:: comp. furn ., water paid. Call • 814-246 -6818 . • 1984 Schult tot• lelectric, 3 bedrooms. central air. vinyl undarpenning , roof, porch and aun deck. Custom made Wall to wall book cases, living room . Possible to leave on rented lot. 304676-!13 76. Four bedrooms, kitchen· family room with fireplace. flnlohod buemont. · low 8BO' o, Polnl Pl11ont, 304675-3079. evenings. for Rent -------------------.· ~ ·~ Mobile homea moved . In· lured . 20 yeers experience. 304-576-2866 or 676 · 299B. This i-. an opportunity to own your ow.n home. we have 5 homes that muat be sold , · located in K & K Moible Home Park, Gallipolis, Ohio . These homes are well known brands. Schultz, New Moon , Freedom. Home• ere privately owned. Price~ start $4,000 .00 . Coli 304-675· 3002 for information . 3 bedroom house in Rustic Hills. Fully carpeted, atorege building. lorgolot. Ctll614992-6085 otter 4:30 p.m . -------------------:. 42 Mobile Homea Ft1miahed, air cond .• cable, ::: no city taxes, ~l!,utiful river· ~· rv._w, Kanauga . Falter' a ,_. Mobile Home Park. 814· ~ .: 448-1602. ; ' Two otory, 2100 oq.ft .• 1 acre, 4 bedi'ooma. large roome, wooct-coel furnace ' 12x60 Community, 3 bed· and fuel furnace, hookup for rooms. furni1had . can be traitor, 10 ·min. from Pome- sean K & K Mobile Home roy . Price reduced to Park . Point Pleasant. 304144,000 . Coli 614-992- 676-3000 for en appoint· 8.0 .9 3. ment, must .ell . Eaatern School Diatrict. 6 room home in G90d repair, fully carpeted basement end carport. 110 acres. NicetY landiCaped small orchard. Will sell lurnlohod or unfurnlohad . Cell 986·4386. ·-·-. Renl~ls 12x70• .3 bedroom, good condllion . Coli 614 -992· 2462 . For sale mobile home 2 br, 70 ' x14'. Coli 304-6751484 . Syracuae 1f2 acre lot facing river. City ..wege water and old houoo. 176,00, Coli 814 -927-2347 evenings ot weekend& 614-892-6974. ~ . 1888 Chompion lrollor : 1 2x80 wllh 1975 odd-on •: 12x24. Good · condillon .,"p n.ooo . coli 614-882 - • • 2589. -. 2 mobile homt~forule . Cell 814-992-3647 . I rooma. beth, utility rdom, atorm wlnd_o ws and doota, aluminum aiding, new roof, gorogo . Coli 614 -892 · ti204. ·~ . •for Sale for Sale ThrM bedrooms, central air, vinyl woll . corpel throughout, -II lnoulolod, new paint, attached gerege. 1!11 outdoor grill, ownlngt. mony tKtras. Coli 614-448· 21583 Ill 5 :00PM. alter 8 :00PM , coli 814-2415 · 15858. • 32 Mobile Homea ' �' ~~ ••· · r .. . -, ·, r.,; Mobile home Iota, R a R Mobile Home Pork, Bulovlllo Rei, Oolipollo, 'Oh. Call t 14· 4411 -01117 or 1114-448· 1283. CROSS a 80N8 U.S. 311 WOI1. Joekoon, Ohio. 1114-288-11411 . M-y Forguoon, NHollond, Buoh Hog So'" a larvlce. Over 40 uood tractora fo chooM from • complete llno of now • uood equipment. Lorgoot ooloctlon ·ln S.E. Ohio. Troller apace 12x50 troMer, bonle goo or full oil hoot only. Water, tewer a .gar· blga fvrnlohee!. fenced end prjyate. Aetlrl·d cquplet pri· ferriC! . *100 par rno. Upper St. Rt. 7. Call 814-448· 0002 COUNTRY MOBILE Homo Pork, Route 33. North of Pomeroy. Lorge loti. Coli 614-992-7479. Bokor utility tool box bod· ffto 1 ton truck. now II ft. pull-typo buoh hog t4911. Now 1 50 lb. -dor 11 Btl Uood Moo11y Forguoon baler 1495, Call 814·28&·8!122 . Rental tpace for travel trail- era, c1mpert, fold upt. WI. ter. aewer, electric cable hook upo. Coil 304· 773· 5861 aftor 5:00p.m. Trailer lots for rent. sewer and water furnished, will take one small child. 304876-1076. .. "These are the new memorative stamps observrates!" SWAIN AUCTION a FURNITURE 62 Olive St .. Golllpolio. Now & used wood-coal ltovee. 8 pc wood LR oulto 1399. bunk beds $199, antron recliner• *99. new & Ultd bedroom ouitea, rongu, wringer washert, Ia sho11. ; ·New livingroom suites 1199· 1699, lompo, oloo buying coal'& wood •toves. 1 , Coll814·446·3159. i , LAYNE' S FURNITURE - Sofa, chair, rocker, otto! man. 3 tablea.lextro heovyj, • 1686. Sofoo ond choiro ' priced from '285. to 1816. : Tobleo , 8150 and up to 812&. • Hide-a -beds,e390. and up ; to 8650., aofo bodo at46. • Reclinero. 1225. to t375.. ! Lampe from •28. to .. 125. , pc. dinettes from *109., to ' 436 . 7 pc. 1189 end up. . . Wood table with sb: ·chairs • 82815 to H46. Dook *1 10 · up to 1226. Hutcheo, 115150. Bunk bed complete with ; manreens. *2715. and up to ; 13915. Boby - ·· e1 1 0 .. ' Mattreaaes or box springa, • full or twin. 868., firm. •ea. 1 and 178. Queen oeto. U26 . : 4 dr. · chttts, *49. 6 dr. •. chests, •&9. Bed frames. • t20.end $,25 .. 10 gun· Gun ~ cabineu. *3GO. Gae ·or electric range• 13715. Baby mortroooeo, •26 • 136, bod fromoo 120, 126. a .1 30, , kii1plrflme 160. Good ooloc·. ·;. tton of bedroom aultae. • rockera, metal cabineta .. ·~ heodboardo 138 a up to 186. '"" VM.d ·-------------·-··-· . Furniture .: · 6 pc. dinett•. heoe! boordi. ond 2 bedroom. ~hes . -3 mue. out aulovllle Rd . Opon 9om . to 6pm, Mon . thru Sot. 614-448-0322 GOOD USED APPLIANCES w..hers. lnrornelionel: 340 , t;octor dryen. refrigera- toro. tangeo. Skoggo Ap· pliancet. Upper River Rd. booide Stone Creot Motel, 614·448-739B.· County Applianca, Inc. Good u•d appli.-nce• and TV oeto . Opon BAM to 8PM: Mon · thru Sot. 614·4481699. 827 3rd. Avo. Golll· polio, DH . Volley Furniture. n - a uoed . Lorge ooction of qull· ity furniture. 121 8 Eastern Ave., Galllpolio. Uood refrigorotor. table end 4 ch4ir1, IOYtlllt, 6 pc. HCtional, m11ttren and box eprings. Corbin Ia Snyder F'u rnlture. Call 614· 448· 1171 . 6-5.000 BTU 8ir conditionoro $915 eo. , aide by aide Westinghouse avocada green ., 95· 4 othero to chooae from, Cotdapot ,.. frigerator white frottfree t1 60, 30 in. goo ronge *126. 20 ln . goo ronge *'II. 011 dryer t1 25. 30 ln . electric r1nge •71, Kenmore outo. woohor *95, Whirlpool wuher like new ., 60. Skoggo Applioncoo. Uppor River Rd. Gitllipollo, Coil 814-4411· 7398 . 7 -ploco llvlngroom oot, like brond now. Coil 114-3888282 . . Country Ook tobloo, choin. cupboordt, deoko, Ice boxoo. Conkle•. Tuppera Plaint, At. 7. Hand croftod end finished . Color T.V.. 195.00. 4 rofrlg· aratora .• 75 .00 and up. Eloctlc ronge, tOii.OO. Au· tomotic wooher, t1 49 .00, 3 dryera, 195 . 00 ooch . 18,000 BTU AC, UOO,OO. Gu rongo, . f86 ,00. Coli 814· 992·2238. Sofe, Eorly AmeriCIIn with pill- ormo. Good condl· tlctn • . , 00. 11 4·9112-2419. 30 Inch oloctric '""~~"· 1811, 40 inch olootric '""~~"·*'II. 40 inch goo ron..,, 1111, Kenmore woohor ond dryer, 11110, oolf·delrootrelrlgoro· tol. tlOO, Woohlng mli· ClllnM, ond up. oloctrlc dryw, •11 ond up. Coli 114-742-23112. *'I Plcbno uood furniture. 304· 1711-1413 or 175· 14110. RICK'S NEW AND' USED FURNITUII!. Uoee! otovn ond Nlrigorotoro. Compare our prlc11, oolle todoy, Phone 304· 773·11430. 64 Misc. Merchandi•a Eo~y AmeriCIIn living room oult, Brother cobinot 11wlng mochlne, blr end otooio, stef10, 2 pairs mene shoe okotoo olze 7 . 61 4·448· 8247. 54 Misc. Marchandiaa '80 Volkoowogen Robbit for porto cheap. 150 foot 15 jointo CB tower 1110.00. Phone 304·773-5S19. Knauff Firewood Split· 96% hardwoods. You pick up or we deliver. HEAP vender. 114·261·11245. Couch end choir 160.00'. 2"- 8" Starret Micrometer I 1 20.00. 1 'h'' • 1 2" lnaide Starrett Micrometer UO.OO. Cell 304·875· 4859 after 6:30 PM . 1---------1---------Limestone. Sand, Gravel. Pick up ot Richordo & Son. Call614-448· 7786. 1--------SPECIAL cut olebo 8 PU loodo delivered In dump truck*100, or2108dt*180. You pickup ., 6. Coil 614· 246·5804. 1 8x24 rod bern typo bldg. 1 yr. old~full of wetterrrtllck. Make offer. Cell 614·288· 8622 . 17.11 cu.ln. GE relrlg. gold, equip. for icemaker, no froot, 3 yro. old, 1260. Hearth Mete woodbumer Insert, 1Va yr. old, 1250. Sire 9 wadding drool a hot, $126. Coli 1114·448·6247. Pool People Spoclol: Let u1 eummerize yoUr pOol $100. 10% off, oil pump• end liitero. Middleport 814· 992-6724 or Golllpollo 8144411-30&1 . Wild Turkey Sea.on • Army cemouflege · aurplus denim ·rental clothing . Sam Some· rvlllt'l Eaat RavensWQOd. Fri, Sot, Sun, 1 :00· 7:00pm. Donlm jockoto • 1 9 .00 . Fire· wood. Triumph motorcycle. 304·8715·3334. Refrigerator f21i.OO, good cond, 304-876- liOJ9 . Windowaircond, 7.000btu. 304-11715-2931. Ken111ore waeher and dryer, exc cond, 1160.00. 304878-2309. Couch, Selmer olto Ill, 2 trailer bed• (maftreu • box opringol . 304-891·3404. True Toot Toto Rlller. II hp .. Coleman camp atove, both good cond. 304·111·2374. 66 Building Supplies Rototlllero. Troybllt, but will b!'Y prefer ony moko, ony lizo. Coll1 -814· 1193-t1831 . , PS. live pqw1r, 3 P.\ - draw. 1-----------------1 l\llce 2 tq 3 bdr. home with garage. nee~ Oellipolis . 12150 t300 h c 11 63 Antl'quas • per mont · 1 861304P· M387 - 0324 ofter : · Modo in Gallipollo Clrm~ 1880 handmade eugar cupMcrch <l nl1i s•~ boord orginol flnloh, exc. cond. Aloo onticiuo 2 piece step back cupboard refln· iahed · in ex. cond. . CaL 61 Household Goods 814-387-7871. . ~om­ bar, 3 bot rom 'J!low•. •$2 , 3911 . cio11 et4-zae. 81 ." 0 Marcum Roofing f.rc 1~;:=::;==::=~;=T:;;::~~~~~~~=1 7'1 Autol for Sala 1977 Dido Stortlro V-6, 4 opd., hatch bock with oun roof, good tlroo. good condl· tlon. Aoklng 11,800. Coil 614· 378·2280 oftor 7PM. 1-3 yr. exc. blood llnoo. Coil Slate Run Farm•. Jacklon. Oh. 814·288 · 1787 or 814288·113811. 1872 Flat Coupe with 1 982 motor, low mll..ge. good cond.. ooklng 115911. Coli 814-4411-8024 - r II . Bontly Pig Sole Wod. April 24th, 7:30PM . Foyatte County Folr Groundo. Waohlngton CH . Soiling 15() hood of Duroco. HempDurocs croll bred. Barrow• a gllto. Roger Bently 513· 684·2398. 1874 Volkowooon Bug, new engine. brokoo, ohocko, good body, •1 .000 . Negotl· oble. Coli 814·448·4313. 9·8:30 Mon.- Fri. SATOH F:8150·G, tractor with 20·30 looder, hydroullc bucket, 2 opd, live power, *2,1186. Call 111 4-2811 · 6522. 1---------- Beotllttle Club lomb &olein Ohio. lolling 100 Kuolor, Sprocklon, Schlichter and Cornett Limbo, Soturdoy, April 20th, 10:30AMatDon Schlichter Form, 10187 Prslrje Road. Wi1hington CH. Ohio. Coil 614-421· 1721. Mettey Fergueon 60. PS. live power, with 6 ft. buoh hog • 2 bottom plowo. 12.995. Call .814-288· 81522. 4-H Suffolk morkot Iomba. Taylor a Toylor. Rt. 141, Aroblo. 814·143-2286. HorH drawn diiC. Turning plow for Formell Cub. Bolly mower for Farmall Cub . Phone 814-988-388!1. Holoteln cow a hlilfer m~lf. UliO. ·Coll814·387·7238 . UB Moline Trootor. 11,160. Vlotor Bohr, 3 mlloo N. of Cheoter.Ohlo . Call 986· 4240. Reg. Chorololo bull Polled 11 mo .. olrobyTornodo·Don Chippawana Charolale Form, Ind . .11 ,000. Coli 814-379-2605 . .1'-.N- i<nilo Cholmero 4'Jow a no-till corn' planter/ w .. can . l - - - - - - - - - oot up ... ~h 74 plote unlti or 84 Hay 8t Grain 78 olr unlto · both with monitors. We can flnanc,e 1-;..__ _ _ _ _ _ __ naw planter• lntereat tree til Jon. 1, 1988. Coli on price. Eor of corn, 12.110 par 1 ·Uoee! Alllo Cholmero 4 row buohol. Coll814-843-521&. no-till com plontor dry. fort, 77 olr unlto, monitor 13600, Round blloo lor oole. Mildo 1 -uoed Alllo Cholmoro 4 row of orchard gro11 ond clover. no-tMI 11\(lth dry fort, 78 air *15.00 oo~h. Coll81<j-742, unito with lnooct boxeo, 2592, Gary Ho'rpor. 1979 Lincoln Mork IV, 28,000 mi .• located, goroge ~?~:2017~ 9:.: Coli 814. 1983 Honde 7150 Shodow. Excollant COf!dltlon . Prlce : l2,250 . Colll14· 949·2437. 1984 Cougor XR7, AM· FM cauette, power booeter, loaded, low mlleoge, exo cond, 304· 773·9134. 1 968 Novo Chevy II, A· 1 cond, 31,400 actual mlieo, 304·175-77215 oftor 8:00. '74 Gromlln.goodwork cor. '78 Sublru Brot, n - point end tlroo. 13.000 mlleo. 304-8715-8217. . Three 1980 Plymoutho. One '74 Chevrolet, one rogio· tore Mole Cocker Sponlol, phone ,a4-8715-15870. 1981 Suboru front wheel drlvo ototlon wogon OJ.. pocko..,. 1984 Suboru 4 wheel drivo, 2 door. hotch· bock. G.l. pockoge. Coli 304-468-1 06& or 4158 · 1 603. CAPTAIN EASY ,_.,..------, 7 :00 ___ 1983 XR80 . Hondo, oxc cond, 1480.00. 304·8711· 111111.· 19715 Honde 750, new tlreo, b8gt, box bars. loW miiNge. moko on offer. Cllll304· 773· 5835. 1982 Yomoho 760 Moxln ohoft drlvan, 8.000 mllu, with extreo, mint condition, 11.800.00 . 304·882· 3578. ltorkl Tree a Lown Sonllcil, londiCipli1g, ooodlng, lortli• Iring, thatching, lor ....;..: pleto lown oervlco, Cell u,, 304·671·201 Q. WH~ '1t>U N~D A~ ~ AIJD FIIJO IJI.JE I ..... \ ' 7:30 l)NNIE ' 8:00 nessa gets a crash course in clarinet playing when she is chosen to play in a recital. (R) A.YE, BUT WE '!WE YOU'LL PAY FOR 11S BLADE NOW. 'THIS, 'IOU FILTHY SO LEIT US END BRIGANDS! 'THIS BUSINESS! .i hat she loves." (R, Ill Profiles Of Nature ·· Jean Shepherd' s America ICC! 'Mosquitos ·GASOLINE ALLEY . " and· Moon Pies .· A swamp ·_ man searct:fes for hi~ rOOt!! in rm the Okefenoke·e ~wamp , ~-- · · ·!1 :00 . II Cil(IJ Cheere Carla·talks Sam into hiring a replaceme nt fa'r Diane . (IJ 700 Club (]) Top Rank Boxing: 1 2 Round Middleweight Championship Ray Gray vs. Charles Campbell. 12 hrs. 30 - min .) Tracy and Oscar are lured into a murder case with a bizarre twist. (60 min.) ()) MOVIE : 'Deed of Night ' (liJ Mystery! ICCI ·Adven· tures of She rlock Holmes: The Crooked Man.' Holmes and Watson suspect his wif e when Colonel Barclay is found dead . 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James Jacoby Unsnarling communications NORTH ·A·Kll84 .AQJ64 ... 1·11·.. t875 By James Jacoby Laurie Hyder of COlorado Springs is a fine bridge teacher. She is also an expert plaler, as demonstrated by today'• dea . · . In the modern style, North's twoclub cue-bid showed both majors. but not ~rily a powerful band. When Laurie came in with three spades over three clubs, North was happy to carry on to four . There Is a large element of risk in the play at four spades. Because communication problems abound , declarer cannot really afford three rounds of trumps, the only way to get to her band to take a heart finesse. Laurie solved the problem. Asouming that West held both the heart king and the spade queen for the opening bid, Laurie simply discarded a low diamond from dummy on the opening lead of the ace (If clubs. There was oow 110 way to prevent Laurie from malting an ovel#ll'k. . Hod Laurie careleuly rutre4 tlte ·club ace at trick Qne, s!>e still might have iiiiode contract by, ·playing the ace &Jid queen .o f hearts imtnediately. But .playing the ace and king of her WEST • Q7 .K 10 9 2 eAIOt .A982 EAST •to s • 53 eQH .QJI076t SOU Til .J652 •• 8 7 • tK632 •K s3 . Vulnerable: Both Dealer: West 3. ,. Eoal 34> Sootll ~ Pass Pass •• Pass P•ss Weot Nortlo Opening lead: +A spades and then c.omiilg to the jack.to take a. {teart fineue would bav~ led to disaster. , By the ti!J!* the htarto had ·become good, then; would bave been no way for her to get to dummy to use ·them. • · .:..- ·' .... CIJ Ill il2l Eye to Eye ICC) They'll Do It Every - .: -; @ .1.;;4=418~-3;:;2;;;4;;;3;;;-'==ng=•·==~ ............... ~AI Stollion' IHBOl MOVIE: 'Alpha"": City' !MAXI MOVIE: ' Croos Creek' 8 :30 IJ (i) (I) Family ,T ies Alex .. helps out MaUory when she , i• in danger of losing 'ttl!> job - -· are examined . til MOYIE: 'The Black --· 1---------- (IJ Circus (]) Super Bouts of the 70's Muhammad Ali vs . Ken Nor· ton llos Angeles, Septem· ber. 1973). (60 min.) ([) NBA Baaketboll Firot Round Playoff Game: Teamo To Ba .Announced ()) Ill (i) Wlldsido A group of assassination·minded renegades pose a .problem to the Wildside Chamber of Commerce . 160 min.) 0 Ill ® MOVIE: ' Space' ill illJ Wild America ICCI ·Antlered Kingdom : ~ The members of . the d ee( ·fam ily ALLEYOOP 8 & D Homalmprovell*tta, replacement .wlndowa. llumlnum oofllt, vinyl old· lng, contlnuouo guttoro, free ootlmoteo, oil work guoron· teod, Spring Dlocount. coli . OV$ftingo 304-571-2844. WILLT m .. :::::=== r 6 :30 THI$ "ANI:', Motorcyclaa 1981 Horloy Dovldoon 82 Pl11mbing Sporoter, 3,000 mlljoo, ohow Spring Spocloi·Potri 0tutiMty ·&Heating room con.d. &2,89&, Call building• on dioploy ot two .. convenient locationo, 8 • s Building Material• 3 0 4 8 8 2 20 0 8 Produce. Vlond St, In Pt. Bli>ck. brl!:~. oewor pipoo, 19111 Ford Crown-Vlctorlo, 1,;;: : :' : : :. : : : :· windowa. lintels: etc . monitor. used 1 y_ a ·ar~ l~ii=i;;~i?j~~~;;: phone 304·1175-1078. ··. ·I CARTER'S PLUMBING Pleooont, end French CitY •&.500. 1 -uoee!Bmwno·tHI . 85 AND HEATIIIIG ., Mobile Home• in CblllpOIIe: Cloudo Wln(Mo. Rio Groflde, dry lof!. :150 _llrloo Pl~te unit~ . 8oatland Cor, Fourtilend Plno · . 9x12 18915. iloo 10x111 · o, Coll614·241··6121. · lnee'ct a · herb boxes. Moto;e for Sale ·72 Trucki far Sile GolllpoUo, Ohio $995. D011volod and oot up U,OOO. Con bl out to 4 row Phone 114-448·3888 or on· your lot. , · · Block. brick, mortar ond 12,500. 1·uMd 8 row no- , Kenw:o r'thy Seed Cdrn, mooonry oupplloo. Mountoln till. 70 _o!lfleo plote uplto phone 304-875· 1 5Q&, ..Ford F-100V·8, 3 opd. ttd., 15W. T~unilorcroft ·trl·hull · l-·-1~4-_44_1_·4~4~77~..;....·-~-· S10t• !lloc~. Rt. 33, r.;ew TRS-BO m~del Ill computer lnooct enoch, dry lortlllzor, U.215.0 :: Soe to. opprecloto. .~h HP ··~ · t Hollin, W. Vo, . 304•882:. ..,•• ury Jll\!'8 PLUMI!INCJ a H!!A • . with 48K ond Iota of ooft·· 2222. · end ·t ronopofl _13.900. Con Fo'rtlilrir.. by • bog ~ ·ton. C!l!f ·. 814·,4411-9408 oltor, '"'" 1op,. 90 . · · wi thhpilwor ·trim,: le~ t ho n'- lNG. Rt. 1, llo• 31111; O.IH· wore. Coil . 1114 · 4411 · 3~43 . bo.cut dOwn to different row .11,0 3 .Fifth Street, . Now. I !OO. ·60 ro. on motor. 0 111Y jlollo. Co11.114·387-0878. evehlngi. · · wkithe,· 1-nilw 2 row) point Hoven. 304-882·2271 or 1981 GMC ~ton pickup, trollor·exc. oond. Coli 81'4· 8 882· 3368. no-till with 74 plate unlto • Pets for Sala Power Croft 4 cycle, Briggo 58 ft . Flootllldo, 3110 dloool l-4_4_11_·_8~o_e8_•_ft_•r_8_P_M_.- lnooct bo••• 11,900. 1 -uoee! Excavating & Stratton riding lawn 2 row 3 point no· till wijh 70 engine, PI, PB. auto .. bod 12ft. Mmi·V olumlnum boot 83 mo-. t196. Coil 614,. Mr. George, liner. Contoct seriea plate units and inHCt 1 rdllcfiiiiLIIIIIII with treMor a trolling motor, HILLCREST KENNELS boa:er *1400. Remember 1114 448 113415 B 30AM 2811·8622. ' to 1480. Co11114·2118·11182. Boarillng all breeds. Heated Allio Cholmoro wao the 5PM•.. · • Good-1 Excavating, boll· Good grain fed freezer beef. indoor-outdoor facllltiea·. compony en the morkotw~h 1---------monte, lootero, drl-ovs. AKC O-man puppieo: • no-till planter. They otlll 71 Jeep Cherokko, PS, 14 ft. John boat, Evlnrudo ooptlc t8.nka, lond101plng. Call 614-448·0659. Autos for Sale loeklno hubl, good ramoto-control trollng mo· Call anytime 81 4·441 · Stud Service. Call~~ 4-446· heve the stronoe•t & molt tor. Depth finder and troll or. 4837. Jomool. Dovloon, Jr. VANGUAR·D PAINTS· 7791. C I • 14 245 15841 succ.nful versitila planter cond. II · · · 1700. Coll814- 742-28711. Quality you can trutt. on the merkel. Con bl Ebenbech Hardware. Judy Toylor Grooming. Cell 1p1ced from 20" row IPIC- TOP CASH pold tor '80 Chevy luv pickup for oolo Pomeroy, Ohio. Call 1114· 814-387·7220 . . ing to 40 ... Your authorized model and newer ueed car1. aaoo. Call 1114·2118-8261 17 ft . Craotllnor, 186 Roooonoblo Rotu. Ditching lnboord·OU1boord, power 992-2811. oftor 8PM . Alllo Chelmoro • New Hol- Smith Bulck·Pontloc. 1911 trim prop. powor trim l.bo, lor water, goo. eloctrlc, end Brlorpotch Konntilo Profoo- land Dealer for this erea. Eootorn Avo .• Golllpollo. Coli droln- Mnu. Coli 814· N- Merlin 30· 30 modol30 aional All·brHd grooming. Keefer• Svc . Center. 814-448-2282. 1 978 2 ton lnternotlonol trl-houl. 304-8715· 8288. 441·8601 or 814· 441· · lne!oor-outdoor boordlng fo· AF. •1oo.oo. Coii814·B4388,000 mlln, oteel !lot bod. St.Rt.87, Pt.PI. Ripley Rd. 2775, Joop. oxc cond, f2.200.00. cilltloo. Englloh Cocker Spo- W• are 13 mi.S .of Ravens· a1 Flrebird block W•Whitl auto. tran1. pow.- ate•ing 6216 . nlol puppieo. CoM 81 4-388· wood Bridge. 304·896· Iotter tlroo, t-top. 81 Dodge In good condition ooklng, Low blu boot on troller Dorer Work land clearing. Omnl 3B,OOO mi., 4 cyl. Hay for mulching. Right 9790. U.&OO. Aloo 1 974 Chevy a2 , 300.00. Both londocoplng, ate. Free ootl· 3874. auto, w·alr, t2,460 firm. front fonder for 1 977 Ca· Luv with m~rnpor 4 cyl.. 4 14,200.00. 810 Tri County motoo. CoH 11 4-441-Bo;ta . maro. · Coli 742-2636 or Drogonwynd Cottory Ken- 1981 Miooooy Forguoon 160 Call 81 4·281·1122. apd.,· Florida truck no rult, Sport, coil 304-8711·2188. or814-192·7119 anytl,.. . nel. CF A Himalayan. PerJlan dleael tractor 1110. Bush . 742·2609. .,,000 firm ..Coll814·378· end Blomooe klttono. AKC Hog. plow ond dloc. 304- 72 Plymouth 8oto1Nto 31 8 2280 lftor 7PM . 78 Auto Parts onglno. runo good. body Wonted to buy 1 polr lopo Chow pupploo. Coil 814· 1175·3628. 84 Electrical rough, a200 or. m..o offer. 8t Acceaaoriaa rabbits. For sale 1 Winne- 448·3844 ofter 7PM. 1881 F-100 Ford 14999. 8t Refrlgaratlon bago truck topper end 1 76 KHftrs Service Center 11 Coll114·441-72115 . 1.981 Chevy luv 13999, 1-~------Yamaha motorcycle. Call AKC 3 Dochohund pilppleo. holding 1 tp8cial meeting on 1981 Dotoun *3998, 1 880 Coll8i4-44t-7920. II 1 4·912·61144, AG· BAG Soolee! Food Stor· Dotoun 280 Z oportocor, D-50 Sport Dodge 13999. Rodlotor to lit '74 Clevolond age and Forage Syatem at outo, AC, AM-FM. GC. 1977 Fotd F-1110 12419. All onglno 128.00. Phone 304· Ed"a Appliance Service . Serving ol mokoo • ~n4o White pine treeo. 4ft.to 8ft. Floh Tonk and Pet Shop, tho Boe!on Community Con- U,IIOO . Coli 114-4411· trucko prlcld to Mil or trodo. 875-8819. You dig. •s .oo eoch. Coli 2413 Jocklon Avonuo, tor on Rt. 87, Mondoy. April 4897. John'o Auto Soloo, Bulovlllo t - - - - - - - - - - of relrlgorotora, woohert' • Rd, Gollpollo, Ohio 11141 212 Chevy truck onglno. dryer•. ttovea • dll · 814·985-41 43 oftor Point Ploaunt, 304·876. 22, 1986, 8 PM. Any 2053. FIIIJ. birdo ond mora. lntorootee! poroon lo wel- 1982 Dodge 400 2 dr .. 448·4782. New ro·bulit novor run. hwolllere. Call 614· 317· 8 :00PM . Comploto . Phone 304·8111· 7117 or 114·441·4481. come to attend, a company 40,000 mi .. outo .. u.aoo. 4,600 tomoto ltlkoo, uoeC! 1 UKC Roglotored Troolng ropreoontotlvo will bl ohee Colll14·379·2728. 1914 Chevy toli truck. e 3441 . SEWING Mochlno ropolto, .,.., . Reaeonable prices. 2 Welker puppioo, 125.00. ·to oxploln . cylinder,.· 4 opeed. Runo 1978 DoHa Magnum XE good. eoll onytlme. oorvlco. Authorlllld 81noor wh"l garden tractor with 1n 304·1175-11346 oftor 6 PM 1o1ee a Sorvico Shorpon 77 Auto Repair 8 horte Brigg• anglne. or 304-8715-6371 . - · oome work. Colll14• *421.00. 992·1917.. Scloooro . Fabric Shop. 11 150. Boor Cot 8 cryotle D 19 Alllo Cholmoro, 71 HP. 448·00111. Pomeroy. 81 4·192-2214. tcOnnor. •too. CoM 1114· power 11eerlng, 2 form 1 874 Ford 1 ton truck·LWB 57 Muaical 949-2089. utility trolloro, 304·8811· 78 Grand Prix IJ new tlroo. wltl\ 12 ft.-. .1.200. Poroono 8ody Shop. locuot ohocku. brokoo, point job, Colll14-982·3184. lnatrumentl 3441. Rd. Pt.Pieooont. Pool K•K. lull pa-r. 12,100. Coli 815 Gen&lal Hauling Firewood 120.00 pickup Free Eotlme-. 114·811· load. UO.OO dollvored. Call Allo Cholmoro 11040 front 814-2118-11431. 1882 Chevy ~ ton Sllvo· 4174. 304-871!· 11782 or 8711· U rl ht Pl.no f.l ond loodor, oil hydroullc will rodo. 4x4.1.2 C!looollooded. ndl P g 'A.B . · •Chou r co 2991 . Jomeo 8oyo Water Bervlco. tlon, -New• lit on long ond Oliver '1971 Monte Co' rio In vo. ry Coll81 4'841·2437 , Aloo POOII ililed. Coli 814; gooe! condition .. Coli 814· 78 Camping York', dork wood with en- troctoro. 304·8B2·21537. WANTED·Aroo 8porto En· 258·1141 or 114-441· 1178 lntornotlonol 4070B· Equipment Con bo ___ thuoiooto thot wont to ro· groved 1175 or 814·448· 711 1. KT480· 12513 trona. Both oeen atdeolgn. 3211 1250. Howord Avo. colve direct moll opoclolo bot-n 4 :00-B:OOPM . now,..,. with 1878 Roveno lilt, ·In exciting Mw mertroller, olumlnum fiot with Uko' now, 1•12 Ca"'ll Clift· Ken's Water Service. Welle, chondlll program, .fi'Cim Tri olotorno, poole ffllee!.-PhOill oldeo. otorogo boK. opreod *100 C1 11 114 County" &porto, 304·8711· 68 on air. 128~000 lot both or vao tent. · ' 114, 387·0823 or I 14·38Y· Fruit 4 2988 or wrlto to Rt. 1. Box 7741 night or doy. willeeporete. Collll14·247-~:2 :1:·:9:211:2:,===== 8t .V agetablea · 471, Point PINMnt, W. Vo. 2083 .. Include name addrau and Do you neee! oomothrng zip. '78 Short Wheel booo Ford 79 · Motore Home amove or heulee! owoy? Onion planto Juot orrivee!· pickup. 311 outo, needo C.mpere We'll do itl Coli 8i4·2118· Walnut ond cherry lumber, whlto, riC! a yellow. 8wiohor paint ond body work, 8211 oftor I :OOPM .. curod, 2200 ft. Phone 304· lmplemont Co,. Bt. Rt. 7 N.. •eoo.oo. 304·178·4111. Golllpollo, Oh . Coli 814· 11711-4412. 1173 Franklin 28 ft., llr. Umootono, grovel, oond, 1111 441·04711 . '72 lntor'l 24 ft Hoy truok ownln1. nooe!e work, · din and 0011 dellwrod. 304. MelChing couch, choir end &2,200 . Call 814-441· 171-4412. 12.1100. '72 CJII Jeep. -otool ond roc II,... llko one. point, lhoelto 11 ,1100 , 3448. 59 For Sale or Trade now USO. 304·875·1418. Mor..,n'o Woodlawn Form, Ganorol Htul!ng, dumlo Mondoy through Fridoy. 10 Coli 304-1711·1 Zll,f or 304- 1 8 ft. ScottY _,mpor troll or. truck lor hlro, you coil. a.m . to 4 p.m.; 304·8711· 738·2342. . Colll14·211-1417. . houl, 304-1'11·31 eo. : 30311 oftor II. 1877 Codill•c Eldorodo, 101 1873 Ford 1700.00, good 77 Joyoo - • ....,. 8. or trade lor Cod uo.ee! AM otoole building• • 30, 40, pick-up. Will to o guno •• cond. 304-178·2225. olr, •-lng, •c. oond. Coli 87 Upholetary 110, eo ft. wide and up, Muot port peymont. 11 4 -912· 114·211•1141. ~I lmmodhotoly • loctory to 7412. ·you, CIIII1 -800-48B·20SII. 73 Vane 8t 4 W.O. 1177 Ploy-morRV.oleopol, TRISTATE ooll-oontolned, AC, full U'"0L8TIRY SHOP I Iiiii :;111111 I 1178 CJ·II 0 - 1 ..11. 1 113 loo. A.... , Oelllpollo. 304. V-8, ,., ,1, opokor tlrot, olotn. ••· cond .. 114·441·7133 orS14-4411· .\ I I J I' : II I\ 1113. . Dynomork riding lown low mHoage. olC. U,IOO. Coli 814-448· oond. a4,1100. Coli 11 4 - 2217. mower, 10 hp, 36 In cut, 448·1700. II • M Furniture Manufoo· 12110.00. 10 - d biko 1173 DodiiO M-r Homo, turing, lt. lit, 7, crow11 &78.00. Sound Doolen oto· 81 Farm Equlp"ent 1171 CJ·8 Ooldon Eoglo, 18 fwt to City, Oh. Coli 11 4·211reo 1110.00. ond Whlto P8. PI, 1- mileage, lood opproolate. low mii~Qt~, . 14?0, 0111 Eve. 114·44• N- Vitti TV au.oo. All oond,, 14,100. Cel 1 4· prloed rl1ht. 304-871· 1431 . Old ltorno llCIIIent cond. 304· Uflho-... 37711. 448·1700. 8711-7877. ~------.:. I'M ~ORRY.... OF COUR5E,YOU MU~T STAY O N BASEMENT WATERPROOFING • Uncondltlonol llfotlme guo. .. rontoo. loclll rotoronooo · fumlohod. Free ootlmoteo. < Coli coli... 1-814·237· •: 0488, dey or night. Rodor_ioBoarnont Wetorproollngo. • ..:.:..:.:.._;_~~ · _...:.......,... Cll ()) CD 0 CIH!O Ill Newo Hot Potato Fltneu Megozlne Tom. and Nancy Seaver. ([) Beverly HIHbHIIoa ill Dr. Who @ 3 ·2 · 1, Contact ICC) • Olff rent Strokeo IJ (I)CD NBCN_. Cil Rifleman (]) ESPN' 1 Horee Racing We ..ly ([) Gomer Pyle Ill Ill ()) ABC Nowo !CCI 0 ill 110 CBS Nowo ()) Nightly · Buoineoo • Report · (jJ) Body Electric fill One Dey at a Time IJ(I)PMMogazine (IJ' Chuck Conoor's Weotern Theater (]) SportoConter ([) Silnlord and Son Ill Enterteinment Tonight (I) Wheel of Fortune 0 ()) Wheel of Fortune Ill @ MacNeil/lehrer Newahour ® Newo Ill ~ Now Name Thot Tune til Jefferaons D (I) Tic Tac Dough (IJ Cisco Kid (]) ESPN 's Speedweek ([) All In the Family ()) 0 ill Family Feud Jeoperdy ® Wheel of Fortune Ill (j) Enterteinment Tonight Iii WKRP in Cincinnati IHBOI Coming Attroctiono D (I) (I) Cosby Show Va- rub!*' . Jmonto, . • J'o Hom~ Siding Vinyllmpr9"•~ • oluntl• num oldlng, o-hong nrlto(J · a roofing. Free eotlmo.tot• c-:.:•:.:11..:..•.:..'4_·..:..31,:..7_·7_4_e_a_ . _ .; • : -lo-... 1981 Honde 7110 cultom. D a M ContrtctQro. Vinyl 2, 700 mi .. podciod alo"l' bor. and olumlnum aiding· exc. cond. Cllll 814-387- replicement window• ~ 0394. In ou latin&· roofing· ramodaling end n•w' Honde C8 1110 w~h 2 conotructlon-guttoro. Col{ helmeta • Intercom. Mullt 304·773-&13 1 . __;_ oell. Coli 814·4411-86113. J a 'i. lnoulotlon . Vinyl 1877 lu•ukl for oolo. 1350. aiding, roofing. replocomorit Coli 114-251-82111 ofter windows, atorm windowa; 8PM. otoro dooro. Coil 814·992: 2772. 1981 Yomoho IECA, 750. Extro good cond, 304·578· RON'S Tolevlalon Service. 2181. ' IPICiallrlng In Zenith ond Motorola, Qu111r, and 1980 Hondo CM400A oX· houoo cello. Call 304·578· collont cond . All matching 2318 or 814-448·24114. acce11orla1. windahl•ld. 1 981 Honda CXIOO Deluxe, Fetty Tree Trimming, otump, oheft drive, woter cooled, removal. Coli 304-6711 · hoo wlne!lhlold end lugggH 1331 ' rock·bockreot. Exc. Cond. 304-895·33113. ' RINGLE8'S SERVICE, ox· parlance Cllrpontor. oloctri· 1983 V-411 Mogno 7 5 0 - clan, maeon, painter, roof· to ool1, 12.200. 304·8715- lno linoludlng hot tor 14118 Monday through Frl· appM.,.tlonl 304-117.11· 20.81! dliy. 10 o.m. to 4 p.m.: or 171-7318. · 304-8111·3036 ofter 11. Rotary or coble tool drftMng. Hondo troll mini 50 blko, oxc Moot wello complotee! oomo cond, t200.00. 304-875- dey, Pump oolee and o<tl"((· 1291 . . coo. 304·8911-3802. ' 74 6 :00 D ()) (IJ (]) Spout~ roolo. ·30 yure tKporlenco. -'•lialng In buUt up ri>o!. Coli 114·318·88117. Would like to buy 60 bel.. of good hoy. Coli 81 4-2158 · , 3000 Ford dl•ael tractpr, 8 , 1828. ft. buoh hoo brond buoh hog, 3 bottom plowo, odjuotable Money Ferguoon dloc, 63 · Llvaatock • 4 ,8 9. 6. Coli 814-288 8 15 2 2 Jobn Deere com planter 1395, now a uoed hoy equipment It 93 Auto Sal11. ole Lorry Exline. Jockoon, Oh. Coli 1114-2811-8622. Home Improvement• lng. N-. lnmlling ----~----6522. John Deere' riding lown troctor, 15 opel .. *1195 . !ntor· notlonol 8HP. 32' cut riding lown tractor *1195 . Coli 814·288·6622. . 4/18/85 · EVENiNG Ford 9N tractor new · tune up, point, runo good W · heovy duty 4 ft. buoh hog. 11.850. Cell 814-288· 82 Wantad to Buy 11122. 1 ----~---------- ing the last raise in postage 47 Wanted to Rant ~ Allio Chelmoro lawn and gordon tractor, 1 lptl· ciol; 1 Model 1020. 21 hp. dlelll with 5 It Woodo rear mounted lawri mower U,200.00. •1 Modell50111, 18 hp, dleool, 4 wheel drlvo with 4 It Woodo roor, mounted lewn mower 15,800.00. 1 Modell12. 8 opeed, 12 hp with 42 ln. mower $2,800 .00. Two Model 811, 11 hp with 42 ln. mower 12.8110.00 . Keofer Sorvlco Center, St. Rt. 87, loon, W. .Yo. 3048911·3875 . ~~,,. . . . d' : lay JHOMAS JOSEPH AC.088 c-. 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(AP) - Discovery's astronauts, their homecoming delayed 98 mlnules by rain, glided safety back to Earth today artheendof a bittersweet journey that astronaut-Sen. Jake Garn hailed as proof that "man Is needed In space." The 103-ton space plane blew one of Its six tires as II rolled to a stop, bul the astronauls were not aware of It and the rupture did not divert the craft from Its center-line touchdown . Flfly·flve inlnutes afler the landing, the crew left the shuttle for medical exams and showers. Garn walked unsteadily down the stairs, and waved and smiled weakl)l as he was helped Into the astronauts' van. Discovery. Its final. dash across central Florida heralded 'by sonic booms, dropped out of a clear sky and onto a 15,1XXl-foot runway three miles from the launch pad II lett a week ago and where shutlle Challenger Is perched, 10 days from .liftoff. Like the landing, Discovery's launch was delayed by rain. 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Regular and button down Icollar ltylea. Weltern 1hirt1 are In· clucle'd in thla ula. The car Is believed to have been used recently In a breaking and entering at Medina. The GaDia County ·sheriff's Departmenl first dtseoverd· the vehicle. which had been burned and abandoned, and then notified the Meigs authoritieS. Reg. s11.95 Sport Shirts ....... 59.79 Reg. $1~.95 Sport Shirts .... s11.39 Reg. s15.95 SpOI't .Shirts.~... •l3.09 Reg. 111.9.5 Sport Shirts.u.. S15,49 ' * ~!t-.:!~!· 'fr 111a1 Ht ·MPI ' With commander Karol Bobko at the conlrols, the , shuttle louched down at 8:54a.m. EST, swooping In {rom the south after making a series of wide circles ' above this spaceport. The ship had traveled 2:5 mUllan miles. · "The Swat Team Is home,'' said Mission Control, referring to Ihe makeshift, Oyswa tter-llke loots the astronauts used In an unsuccessful attempt to repair a salelllle. ' As the shutlle neared the end of lis rolloul. Mission Control told the astronauts, "I think you blew a right-hand outboard tire." Inspection taler showed that It was an Inboard tire lhat had blown, and television pictures showed It 10 be frayed . Thousands of spectalors al the landing strip and . along nearby rivers and hlghweys viEWed the landing, the fifth here In 16shuttle nights and fourth in succession. An hour before louchdown, Bobko and pliol Don CNQII CAIO , "Democrats stU! control the Stateh~. Celeste and the Democrat majority controlling the Ohio House say 'no' to your 30 percent taX cut. "Call or wrlte)oday. Tell thoseDemocratstoretu!'ll that 740 million dollar surplus as a taX cut ... now." Colley taXes were an Issue In 1~ and "wUI be the Issue In 1!8i'" when the next election !Or the governor and Legislature Is held. Democrats dented the ads' claim tbat the state has a $740 mllllon surplus and charged thai the Republicans are using an Inflated figure which deliberalely does not take debts and encumbrances Into aecount. . ·AN0111ER ANOI'JIER SHOW- 'lbe , • i9undlns of the ........,., ''Gemwe" Is· Georce Wullln~ Sixth 11 iflders .CIUis IIAnii"Wi. entire !!&udent -hody of Portlllllil ~ S.IIOOI seated l!!ft. and .lunie Jleecle; seated rip&;·wlilact as wiD lake to the stace Saturday nllhi to preoeitt the IIIU'I"IUon for lhe eveniRJ. F1nl p-ader Matthew musiCal "Let George Do II." Direcled by Mrs. Lee Ev.-, at front, pooVay8 Palrlck Henry. Showtlme lee, music teacher for the Southern Local DWrlcl, ,~~e~~ns at 7 p.m. and donations wm be taken at lhe ·the presentation Is a UKbtheiU"Ietl veriilon of lhe door. . >J. . .-··•Jt-,flt·il~*•*•"'•*••*•*••**·~·*...*\. . out ' of Athens County. had been stripped of wheels and battery before helng set on fire. The Athens County SheriU"s Department was notified and the van was removed to Athens County. Just prior to finding the Ford van, parts of a jeep stolen from VIrginia were recovered from- a pond tn Salllbury Township. Three arresls were made this 'morning by Meigs County Sheriff Howard P'rank during routine road patrol In Sc!pio Township. Arrested were Charle!l Green, 33, This Is the thll"d stolen vehicle, the . ofWUitesviDeandChesterRGreen, second to be burned and ebandoned, no aaeatven. ofPoli)tJ>Ieas~nt. Both recovered by the department this men were charged 'wtth dlso,rderly week. conduct while Intoxication and Sunday mornJitg, a1!8! Ford van possession of marijuana. Awoman, was discovered by the Meigs Sheila N. Jones, 42, or Dexter, was Sheriffs Department In the woods charged with possession of mart- · on Counly Road 4. The van, stolen juana and operator's Ucense. oo ( . Williams fired braking rockets more than 200 miles above the Indian Ocean to slow the shuttle's speed and starlit on a supersonic dive through the atmosphere. The landing had originally been sel for 7: 16 a.m. Bul Mission Control had delayed the landing jusl 19 minutes before Bobko and pilot Don Williams were to have fired th(' braking rockets. They were told to make one more circuli of the globe and lry again. . During seven days In space Ihe crew of six men and one woman logged many accomplishments and one big disappointment the failure, through no fault of · their own, to revive the $85 million Syncom communications satellite. ' · President Reagan and Gam, wlto is aboard as a . congressional observer, ha4 high praise Thursday for the astronauts' eHorts. Reagan. speaking to Discovery from the White House, told Ihe crew It had "demonstrated a lot of lngeriully'" In conslructlng makeshlfl tools, taking an unplanned space walk and flying to a rendezvous to tljl sa vtng the powerless sa telllte launched from the ship's cargo bay SaiUrday. Syncom could not be fixed because a switch which ground engineers thought was In the wrong position was nol al fault. The astronauts had concentrated on moving Ihat swjtch afler tracking down the satellite In space. ·"We know you had some frustralions up there. but over aU 1 think we can be proud of the fourth mission of DiscoVery and all that you've accomplished," Reagan saki. Among lhe accomplishments: successful deploy· ment of a second communications satellite, for Telesal of Canada; medical experiments which could provide Insights Into why many astronauts suffer space motion sickness; production of an undisclOsed ·• drug that .could benefit millions of people; ljnd a demonstration of the flexibility of the shuttle system. Rep. Boster.reacts to PUCO . ruling . on rural line extension . SPO·RT SHIRTS . assistant baskelball coach; Pam Douthitt, volleyball coach; Ray Watson. head football coach; Ronald Hlll. assistant varslly football coach; Michae-l Douglas and George Gaga!, assistant junior high football coaches; Mary Price, special education supervts,or; James Wilhelm, marchb\g band advisor; Grace Weber, head teacher. Resignations were accepted from Barbara Wesel, flag and majoreltt> advisor; Jan Eichinger. varsity an\1 reserve cheerleader ·advlsot, and Patrlcla.Shl'lvers,junlofhlghcheer·leader aqvlsor. . · · .. ' · The eoritract of Deb~a Lee as asslstanl junior varsity bas.ketball coach was·not renewed. A written guidance program :f!l" the .dtstrtcl .was apP.roved ~d <!-tultlon sludeill,·candlce Shortridge,' was ·accepled · for the high school. The board reviEWed regula tlons of the missing children's act. The next regular meeltngwUI be a t 7 p.m. on May16. Stolen vehicle found burned near La~gsville A 1919 Corvette, slolen oul of Medina County. was recovered around 2: 35 a,m, today, just off Counly Road 12 southwest · of Langsville by Depury Rick Johnson of the Meigs County Sheriff's Department. MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE Regular, ahort and tall aizea. Pre-shrunk unlined In grey herringbone ar blue denim. Zipi from top alld bottom. dNP huvy duty pockttl. Popular Big Ben by Wre!'gler in llzaa 38 to 150 . . I Reg. •1 5.oo ...................... Sale s11.11 Reg. $17.00..... ,..~ .............. Salt S13:77 Reg. •11.00 ...................... Sal!! •14.77 ....... MEN~S SIIB LADIES' LOUNGE · WEAR SPRINGFOOT - 100% jlolyasltr. Sizes: XS 124-26]. S .128-30). M (32·31), l (36-38]. XL (40-42]. Comfortable tor jogging, active aports and general warm weather wNr. Big •e· lectlon of solid colors. One piece bubblee. short and top seta. one piece ahortalla, 1unault1 and crawl· era. Sizes· 6 to 24 mo1.. 2 to 4. 4 to 6x, 7 to 14. .,. .EN'S and BOYS' substantial cuts will have to be made In services, Including education, if· a 30 percent reduction Is enacted. . Colley, along •With Senate Presklent Pai!l E. Glllmor. RPort Clinton, and AssiStant House Mlnorlly Leader Waldo Bennett Rose, R·Lima, said that before the ads end Aprtl26, I hey wUI have been seen three or four times by 75 percent of the public In Cleveland and five or six times by 85 percent of the population In Columbus. The ads wUI run 49 times In Cleveland and 54 times In ColumbUs. . In the ads, the Republicans remind Ohioans that they elected a Republican Senale last year after being promised a 30 percenl tax cut. Tben they point oul: *... DiscoVery lands safely despite tire blowout *... oil 'or • Senale Republicans, In the tulfll~t a 1984 camPaign promise, passed early this year a bUI that would cut the Income tax 10 percent a year river three years, with the first cut retroactive to Jan. 1. ·The bUI was sidetracked In the- HoUse, where Democrats substituted a 10 percent reduction over two years. The lesser cut Is Included In Democratic Gov. Richard Celeste's 1985-87 budget , which passed the House on Monday and has just started to get hearings In the Senate. Republicans say the 10 percent cut, proposed by Celeste, Is only a token reduction and that the 30 percent slash can be accomplished without cuts In .vital state services. Democrats deny It a nd say state programs and senior class advisor; ThomasKelly,senlorclass advisor; Donald Eichinger, Barbara Wesel, junior class advisors; Arch Reise, sophomore class advl- · sor; George Gaga!. freshman class advisor; . Sue Arnold, National Honor SOciety advisor; thomas Kelly.aljdlovlsualadvlsor; Carolyn Tripp. play •advisor, newspaper advisor and English chairperson; Nancy Larkins. mathematics chairperson; Arch Rose, social studies chairperson; Joe Batley, student ployedw!!reKelthWeber,one ~ear, ·counoU· advisor; Maxine WhiteDon JackSon; Shirley Johnson and · head, ·elementary music; Lynette SaDy Caldwell,· twO' ' years. The VanReeth. senior high choir: 'Scou ronlraclsofMargateiCimthomand Wolfe. yearboOk advisOr and head Judy Wolfe, library aides, were not baseball coach; Pam Douthitt, head renE!Wedbl!causetlleiremployment softball coach; . Pennls Eichinger. de~dsi'ln state finialng. . · ·, athletl~- .dttector _and· head boy~ ' • Darlene Buckley was.added.to !he. ' track coach; Ralph Wigal, head substitute seeretary list arid Dorsey · girls. 'track coach; Dennis' EichtiiBurkhammer 10 lhe substitute bus ger, head boys varsity basketball driver lis I. coach <1nd assistant junior varsity Supplemental contracts were basketball coach; Scott Wolfe, Issued to James Huff, federal and elghlh grade and seventh grade ~ *·1. •*... ..... 2 Sections, 12 Pogos 26 Conti A Multimedio Inc. N-opopor Pomeroy-Middleport," Ohio, Friday, April 19, 1985 The Eastern Local School District Board of Education has employed certificated and non-certified personnel for lhe next year. Certified staff members em· ployed were Glenn Douglas, Don Eichinger, and Deborah Weber, lhree years; Cindy Linton. and Brian Windon, two years; L!IITY Heines, Nancy Larkins, Doris Well ' and Steven Jewell, five years; and Mary Price. Ray Watson, Ron Hill. and Joy Wiersma, one year. Non·certlfled personnel em- * Sale! _ ,SJS 99 WOVEN. _BEDSPREADS. SUMMER . SHORTS Reg. s13.00.................. SALE s10.39 · Reg~ Close~Out LlnLE BOYS' . " " "'.en tt n e at Eastern · s-chool board h·ires· teachers, others LADIES' leis and strljjes. Slzel: /o ~: * . *... $12.00 Belts..........'......... S9,59 S13.50 Belts ............. ,.,,S10.79 S14.50 Belts ................. sn.5.9 S16.00 Belts.~ .......,;,.,,SI2.79 • - Boys' S16.9S Jeans ..... sn.BB Reg. ·s20 ........................ Sale S1 5.98 Boys' S18.95 ·Jeans .... .514.11 Reg. S21..., .................... Sale S16.78 . Boys' 119.95 Jeans ..... SJS.II Give Your Home A New look .., Reg. '16.00 .................. SALE '12.79 s~~e 20·0 ** All genuine leather. Sizes30to 42. The season's best colors in ~ dreuy looks, Westerns. revers· ible, popular •widths. 1r . All are pre-washed and come in Ankle lengths and regular legs. boys regular and alim aizes 8 to Misses Sizes: S, M, land 8 to 18 16; huaky sizes 8 to 18 (27 to • . 513,58 34 waist] and Student Sizes 26 Reg. s17 ........................ Sale to 30 walat. · ·- Boys' S14.95 Jeans ..... sll.ll Reg. S18 ........................ Sale 514.38 ~ JUNIORStZES:3to13andS.M.L ' Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg, .... DRESS BELTS . _; BOYS' BASIC DENIM ·JEANS Rever1ibla knit tops, midrif topi, painter pants, basic knit lops, ahorts ned atripped boggles . . *....if. *t• ~ .*ir I .. * 'MEN'S Vol.36, No.4 . Copyrighted 1986 COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Republlcan-sp:msored television ;1ds were starting today In Cleveland and Columbus tn )Yhat party leaders say Is ~:~n unprecedented attempt to Involve Ohioans In an ongoing Statehouse tax debate. , Specifically, stale GOP Chairman Mlcliael Colley satd he hopes the ads wUI brlitg pressure on maJority House Democrats to support the Republican Senate's demand lor a 30 percent cut In the state Income lax. 'Colley told a news conference Tbun;day lhat Republicans wm spend $30,(XX) for spot announcements whlch'WIIl be telecast 104 times In the next elgtll days In the stale's two blggesl television media markets. *•. TWO DAV SALEI Reg. $ 11 ..... Sale S8.79 • Reg. sn ... Sale 110.39 Reg. Sl8 ... Sale 114.39 . · .. .... '* .* Polyester/Cotton Skirts. Solids colors and prints. Mine• sizes 7 / 8 to 20. Boys' S5.9S llllit Shirts ............. S4.71 Joys' 17.95 Knit Shirts ............. S6.31 Boys' S9.9S Knit Shirts ............. S7,91 Boys' SI2.9S Knit Shirts ........... sI 0.21 44 to 60. Perfect fitting and comfortable to wear. Prewashed cotton ~ end polyester blue denim. Regular . . and men fit styles. .•. LADIES' ,sl~~&ve MEN'S WRANGLER ·~ S26.95 S27.95 ,._ 1 S21.95 . ... S32.95 BOYS' e • GOP tax cut TV campaignundei-way . t ... • ' a ---·' B08TER REACTION- "E*· tremel,) plene4" Ill lhe way !Kale Rep . .1~ Bollier, above, detlcrlbed her feelnp about the PUblic UIDilletl . CGrrlmlllllon of Ohio ndlnc on Colmnbul & s.uCIIem Ohio Ellictl1c Co.'l rural line extension policy. Boster, Gallipolis J,)emocrat, "Extremely pleased" Is the way presenled testimony at a PUCO State Rep. Jolynn Boster described hearing on the case In AprU 1984. "I have been working on a similar her · reaction Wednesday to the Public Utllltles Con\mlsslon of problem In Meigs County where a Ohio's finding againSt Columbus & resident was asked to pay thousands . ' Southern Ohio Electric Co.'s rural of dollars up trent to extend a rural electric line before the exact cost of line extension policy. .The PUCO ruled that C&.!!QE had lnstellallng a line has tJe:en deler· acted "unreasonably and unlaw- nilned," she said. "So I presented fully" and ordered compensation to testimony arguing thai customers 16 rural Ohio families cited In a should nol be asked to pay complaint brought to PUCO by the unspeclfteil prior charges." Boster saki the complaints fell Office of the Consumer Counsel on behalf of Appalachian Ohio Public Into three catego~: those with no Interest Campaign, the Athens· electric service, thOSe who paid up based consumer advocacy front lor service as an Aid to Constructlon, and those who were organization. The case, pending since 1983, belatedly offered a rural extension Involved families who had report· line plan. ediy been dented elootrlc service. _ The 28-page PUCO 'decision Tl!ree of the 15 complainants UstE!d ordered C&SOE to: -Offer the rural ,line extension In the PUCO case Wf'f'e from Gallla County, Boster saki. plan to famtues In the case without any electrlcily at .!he construction cost at the time people Initially requested the rural line extensiOn. -Refund to faintues In the case who paid thousands ofdollaJ"l! In Aid to Construction the difference · between the Aid to Construction and ' what people would have paid on a rural Une extension plan. C&SOE must also pay a reasonable amounl ot Interest on the refund. -Compensate lhe families In the case wbo were belatedty offered a rural line exlenston plan. : '"I'IIi! PU<Xl declsloiJ Slates;,thaJ C&SOE must go through their records and notify people that rurar extension line , plans are now available. " saki Laura Yeomans ot AOPIC,''who called the decision a "clear victory" for southeastern OhiO fannutes tl)'tng to gl!t eil'ctrtc service extended Into rural areas. • • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 18, 1985