https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/96c29a3a53f58cb7d3d0182a914657bd.pdf 32ae9dd9c66d0a85a0f50269d56eef6f PDF Text Text Page-16- The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, May 8, 1985 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Agreement reached cutting rate request increase Tho.> Office of the Consumers' CcunseltOCC), General Telephone Company, and the staff of the Public Utilities Commi ssion (PUCO), all parties In the pending Ge neral Telephone rate case, have reached an agreem enl which would cut the company's requested hike by approxima tely ro percent . Customers of General Telephone Company will have the opportunity Rejection may force closures CINCINNATI (UP! ) -Rejection of a wage and vacation concessions package 'by union employees may force the Kroger Co. to sell five unprofitable stores a long the West Virginia-Ohio border, says a spokes· man for the Kroger Co. Paul Bernish said Tuesday the company'~ original intent was tha t if concessions weren't made then the live stores in the Parkers burg, W.Va .,.Mariett a, Ohio, area would be sold. "Now wi.t h the turndown, that option wiU come into play," he said . Members oft he United Food and Commercial Workers Local 347 from 52 Kroger stores in West Virginia , Ohto and Kentucky last · Friday rejected their own leader· ship's recommendations and voted · against certain wage and vaca tion concess i~ . . . Kroger. officials were "surprised . and ce11 · ly disappointed" by the vote of 1,444 to 1,162 against the con<;essions, Bernishsaid. He added the company will probably an· nounce its next move this week . Three of the unprofitable stqres are in Parkersburg, W.Va ., one.in Marietta and one in Belpre. •;". Two row corn tiller available for rent A two-ro\v no-till corn planter is available for rent from the Meigs Soli and Water Conservation Dis· trict. Now Is the time to be -getting that corn In the ground. The no-t ill corn planter rents for a minimum charg.,- of $40 plus $8 for each additional acre over five acres. David Burt. district technician. will bring the planter to tbe farm and help you get It calibrated. Those who would llke to use the Meigs SWCD's no-till corn planter, contact Dave Burt at 992-6647 or st op by the SWCD Office at 221 West Second Street In Pomeroy. Weather forecast Sunny today, wlttl highs in the mid 70s. Mostly clear tonight , with a low near 50. Mostly sunny Thursday, with highs near 80. The proba billty of precipitation Is near zero through Thursday. Winds will bevarlableat 10mphor less today and light and variable tonight. Extended forecast . Fllir F!'lday and Saturday, with a chanoo of showers and thunderstonnsonSunday.JUghsmostlyw!ll be In the 888 Friday and Salunlay and in the 70s Sunday. Overnight lows w1ll range from the 50s tD the low 60s. CLEVELAND (UPJ) - Tuesday' s winning Ohio Lottery numhers: Dally Nwnher 039. Ticker sales totaled $1,2TI,428, with a payoff dueof $217,999.PICK-4 8106. PJCK-4 ticket sales totaled $18l,587, with a payoff dueof$81,~. PICK-4 $1 straight betpays$4,872. PICK-4$1 box bel paySpl3- - - - BARBECUED CHICKEN · WITH MASHED POTATOES AND G~AVY Both S~cials Include Your Chotce of Veaetable •nd Roll. C~OICE YOUR $425 EACH WITH SOUP & SALAD BAR.........sS.25 "B'I11g M•f"'' ff O.ll•g '1 At~d · y,, Qlf II" • FREE SUNDAE! 949-2525 . . IACIIIE,.OH. . OUT! • em Ohio counties affected by the ruling include 'Lawrence, $315,275; Adams, 6,435, Athens, $33,925; Jackson, $24,437; Hocking, $46,,!ll!l; ~toto, S768, 709 and Vinton, $158,228. · GaUl a County will gel slightly more than half of .that $10.6 mllllon windfall. . , Ray Goodin, spokesman for Ohio Power, said his company wlli collect $14,266,00J In overpayments from ro counties, and In turn pay the nine counties $10.6 million in additional taxes. Franklin County already has repaid Its $84,641 obligation to Ohio Power, said Gooklln. The decisiOn affects Ohio Valley Electric to a smaller degree, its chief accountant, Ray Simms, ;;ald. Ohio Valley Electricwlll pay an addltlonal$200,(00to Gallla, Adams and Jackson counties while Brown, Clermont, Highland, Pike and Scioto must return $2136,(00, he said. Tbe additional tax money wlll be distributect to nine counties because they arethesltes ofpower generating facllttles owned by the two utilities, said Jim Witzel administrator of thepubltcutillty tax division, an omce of the state department of taxation. " In oor original method, we did not apportion all of the value of the power plant in the county where It Is located," Witzel explalfl~. "We spread 1t over all of the counties where It operated." The method of taxing electric companies was changed as a result of the decision. But because the litigation Involved only those two companies, the changes. affecting the other utilities were made beginning with the 1984 tax duplicates and will not require a redistribution, Witzel said. "What we had to do Is go back Into all of these ODOT plans h~aring for hike path project \ PEDESTAL DINETTE CLOSED TODAY! SE~~TED T;~MS ~~~~~ 6 P.M. TO .MIDNIGHT! DON'T MISS OUT! TABlE w /4 SWIVEl CHAIRS REG. S()99.95 . SOFA:. REG. S799.95 . $38.8~8 . •T HE ' ARGEST ,NAT!ONAL SALE EVER COORD INAT ED BY ANY.' FURNiTuRE·. .. MANUFAC TURER .' ..', .. . · . BASSETT'S BARGAIN DAYS USA' FOR 1985 IS DESIGNOD AND INTENDED TO OFFER MO RE SELEC T(ON, SAVING S AND EXCITING VALUE S . THAN EVER BEFOREI I HOPE YOU '.l l PLAN NOW 1Ll jOIN TH E T.f!C) USANDS OF HDMEr,tAKER S FUXSTEEL TIADIOONAL ~~!\lH!: 1 ~Ii!;~ , , ~CAO~S}H E, N_A'.t:ION M olD SENSATIONAU ' . $_AVE ! OAK FINISH ~- PC, . -. 8 $7888 8 $98888 $98888 S68888 SS8888 SS8888 3 PC. TABLE GROUP Drop·loaf 1AWo & 2 tbain, Ill* rritll REG. S299.95 $144 44 PC. TABLE GROUP 4 Chelra, Cane Backa. REG. SS99.95 88 HIDE-AWAY BED REG. S599.95 $38888 flEXSTEEL SEAFOAM GR£EN SWIVEL ROCKER ' . '2099.95 Frerteh Provlncill Flnl1t1 ·o:a; ~•:iat.iii 88 988ll Coton111 LlgM Plrte '•suo srr ASSORTED LAMPS SAVE $118881 $188881 '248881 5688•• 598811 lolid CMrry WI I ehli,. ACTION VELVET BEIGE · SLEEPER SOFA Winner lnnenprlng Mattress REG. Sl 081.00 $11888 $14881 88 Singer China Top, China a 118 R~G. S1S99.95 Rl 6 P.M. TO MIDNIGHT! f VfR Y~ IVI N r, IIDOM R£DtHO Pil l'\ t~IHI Cl ti\1/1 !)!lf~ •\r ff$)1'}RY (}fflit.;~l N At IAHll IAM!' I#X"I\fR fiH11~JI H ANil rtrTIJRF HFI11KI fl 1!1 \ Ill ' l ~r R"f' Ht llfltKJM\l !11 I HI Ill :rl 11 PtU~ ~1/ f li'V rmllt fl~l C.S I f1 -Mifll1l ~l Wf,HI o;-Wl'J A~ll Hl o\OA1l,Rf' .RfOl){'f(J .UP in 10 ·• I VIR'( ntNINI> JltflYII{I [}l,f.rQ l'llJSA[I IH~Ih''-' C'I-!IN.\-: 1\I HVHIS_Il\1111 !H!fl(l~· ~NOOt"I''"IONAI f'IICf ::1 l\l .l'trlf!{,K/IRkUlL.KilfWii'IVIPY I'.IINrfll S! 1 R•ll!K'I L1' t Vl-llY ~till l~fV. \1 I Rl lllJ! H1' fV!IiY Of ~K W,OKr ~~,~ . 11 1RIIl lHhi.:.IHN •, If 1?111. Wt.lf ll/.1 H ItN~ fifRII'i AND {'AI11'J1 ftl"llllf/Jl' rJt ••f ltfW1Rfl)< ~·'~Ill~ ~~1' I DINING ROOM . Chelr. II Side Chalre. Teble • INVENTORY HAS BEEN REDUCED!! .... FAMOUS BRANDS REDUCED! wu-. '• outset, we were a "connectional" church In our policy. When our congregations organized, their property deeds stated that they belonged to our denomination and that property was to bP used speclflcaUy for our cause. So long as a local church remains viable, the members controt'the assets and are free to bOrrow, mortgage, sell or even merge their property with another congregatiOn. However, Is a local church ceases to he viable, the assets of that church become the property of the Trustees of the United Methodist Conference. The trustees then direct the disposal of that property and the proceeds are to be used to strengthen other local churches In tbe area. ''Lest It be said we ignore the plight of the small church, It ~s to I . ' Jl ._,. . ... . ... " / ~Axml REAPPORTIONED- GaiUa Coi1Sy w1ll receive more than SU rniJIIon In additional property taxes from the Gen. James L. Gavin Power Plant In Cheshire. 1be refund stems from a decision last July ' 2 • In a suit ftJed by the county aud!tor'solflceaga!Mithe state departrnml of taxation protesting the reappbrlionment In 1~1, 1982 and 1983 of property taxes owed by the plant. -f Negative reactiOns to using salt brine for dust' control on roads were voiced by numerous' peoplli at Wednesday's puilc meeting called by the Meigs County Commissioners in their office. liowever, oilly two of the 10 local ~t~ In attendance •actually addressed the real Issue before the C0111lnl$Sioners - whether or not brine should be allowed as a dust control on the two acre equipment yardownedbyLeadlngCreekCorp. on Leed!na Creek Rd. In Rutland Jim Lucas and Carol GUmore, both Rutland Township retiklenls, said they 11re agalnat ~ ccmm!sBtoners granting Chucjt Leach ol Leading Creek Colli. pennllllon to use brine for dust control. Both men feel that brine should be dlspoelod of only In Injection wells - the approved method ol. dlspoeal ac· cording to recent state legislation. ~well Leach said that aovemment • bP stated that currently oor Confer· young pastor we had gtven them ence Is paying two student pastor . went there this winter to find no one salary supplements to enable them present for the stated worship to pastor In Meigs County. When the services. At one point they had not Racine United Methodist Clwrch's bOthered to pay his salary for three old building became unusable, the · months. In conversation with the Confere~ made grants of $45,001 members, it was his opinion that or more to enable Its members to they were ready to close. After a 10 build a new building. Currently, we day a nnouncement made prior to have made grants of $25,000 to a March 24, 1984, 1 held an official small church In Gallla County with meeting at the church on that day to more promised to help Its congrega- determine Its future. Only one tlon In the construction of a new member was present, but five building. That new church Is being non-members were there insisting constructed with volunteer Iaber that the United Methodist tradition from our people all over the andpollcywouldnotherespectedor Conference. observi.od. I stated our poUcy and r- I announced that the Morse Chapel "However, the Morse Chapel Church would closed effective May Church had reached the point where 1, 1985. In late April these nononly two elderly members were members sent me word that the consistently active. Repeatedly, the church would be 'taken our of the Neg~tive reactions TOWIIIhlp. . AGAJNIIT~Gt ~Cu-aiGIJJnaN,op I ..,.._lheduuiWIIolfllle MelpCount)'CarnnllilllaMnalftee,ln ... atlllleii'C...... L ' c'of ... iJrl!le IIIQ' oilier way thin lbroaJh IAlJectloa ...... Ga!IM¥ ud Ml wife MI!I'J were 11111011&' ·10 Melp County usltlenia pi'Malt 101' w~· pubLic meettnc called by llle COIIVIIilllloae when CIIJck ~. LeadJniCreekCor:l•• madearequelllo- brlneaaa1Utoonl1'ol · apatonhlaec.tmpillly'stwHCrelotlDRtd' IIITowlllhtp.ChuckLeach, ..W u left, lll&eaed lDtmtly. Pictured •andlnl behind Gilmore II a..rLtw Rutland Towllshtp 'l'Miee. Seated u rl&ht .. Denver llpell, Sdeb:uy Township 'l"nnltee. INil'' ~i<,Hf iJ 10 ~ I' ' • posted, seiVIces were held at the church and Charles Batley, chairman of the board ol trustees, announced earner that seiVIces wtll be held as scheduled this Sunday. In a statement today, EdwardS explain~ the closing of the church and gave background on the Methodist organization. He stales: "The United Methodist Churc.h began as a movementlnourcountry around 1763; we officially organized as a denominatlonln17!W. From our ' 30-40-50°/o Ytur Cheict '<700 .10 Early Americen Meple BY IEMCO - FULL SIZE en! .$38811 CIIST $78811 $ Announcement was made on March 24, this year, that the Morse Chapel Con\munlty · Church, on County Road 35 near Dorcas - now padlocked and posted against tres· passing - would be closed May 1, Benjamin Edwards, superintend· of the Athens Methodist District, said today. Although the door to the church was padlocked last Sunday and REG. S1199.95 Ltght Otk Trlni REG. 1479.95 lomtiiJAIU, · By BOBHOEFUCH Sentinel Stafl Writer 3Plaid PC.Sofa. LIVING ROOM Low•H•t. Chair Sl6666 $14444 S198BI $24444 S24444 L "Jl District Superintendent feels Morse Church ~o longer viable COLONIAL SS8888 S888•8 S68888 ss88•8 $48888 .S33333 ' ' approval. Plans wlll then he sent to current neighbor Is claiming over . the federal level for approval and half of the. old roadway and has from there back to the state for any fenced In part ol his (Dorst's) necessary "revisions. At that point property. An abstract of Dorst's the state 'wlll bt(l tbe job. Estimated property goes hack to 1'1811!11th the cost for the prolect Is $70,(XX) which first deed listed on page · three of include!j· a median crossover and volumeonelnthec;ountyrecorder's approach to Carper's from the state omee. However, easement records highway. Carper wlll pay a portion In the recorder's office only go back oftbe costs. · · . as far as 1927. Commissioner David Roberts also reported the county . Koblentz suspects li)at the earlier. hlg\fway detiartmfil!t . should · lle records:may llef In the' old. Meigs Wn!ppingup dust.ctmtrol soon. County CoUrthouse at Chester. Mr. and Mrs. FranJdlorsto!Long c;ommtsstoners agreed to c~ the Bottom discussed a fence line ln!nutes of the 1926 commlsslollers' dispute bP!wi'en tJ\em and an meettngstoflndsome.t:nentlonofthe . adjoining · ~rty Qwr!er .. The trimsactlon . . · .·. · · · ·, ;· . d!si>utesternstroina'1926changeln Dick and 'Jim .. Pennlhgton of , · .a -county road whlcih usedto cross ..Drdvo, 111<!., and commissioner~ bOth properties. In 1926 a transac' exchanged ronsent forms to mine tton took place between tbPproperty sand and gravel as required by the owners at that time and the Meigs State Office of Surfac;e Mining. County Commtssioners then 1n Without an exchange ol consent, ,office. Commissioners· traded the Dravo and the · county, which old county road to the two property operate adjoining pits In Letart owners 1n exchange for a new Township, woillt:j have to remain 50 easement acroo;s the 'properties to ft. away from the dividing property straighten the road . This occulTed line. With the exchange, each party just prior to the road becoming Ohio can remove more gravel and mine 124. Dorst complains .. that his (Continued on page 8) • RUST• WOOD PlAID COLONIAL £AllY AMI RICAN $32995 ~tMonda¥wlthTimKnoppofthe Gla11 Top in Wood Frame REG. SET OF THREE 1749.85 $4466 4 ' counties and take some of that val~e back out and put it into Gallla and the others," he sa id . The money owed by the ro count ies wUI be withheld from future d!stributlonss from the state, Witzel said, but that will leave · less money for each political subdivision, such as schools, townships and others authorized to levy taxes, until the debt Is paid. "Picture It as a pie. We caJVed it one way, and the Supreme Court divided it anot her way," said Witzel. Pike County must rerum $149,!XXl to Ohio Valley Electric, but will pick tip $215,!XXl from Ohio Power for a net gain of $66,(00, the figures sbow. Others receiving additional taxes Include Gallla, $5,418,001; Morrow, $2,381,00J; Washington, $1,491,!XXl; JefferSon, $112,(00; Adams, $47,!XXl; Jackson, $1,00) and Henry County, $!00. ' By NANCY YOACHAM Sentinel Stall Writer A preliminary meeting to discuss plans for a b)\<e path In Middleport wlli be held Friday at the Ohio Department of Transportation offlcelnMarletta. County Engineer ,Phil Roberts annouliCEQ at Wednesday'smeettng o!the MelgsCoimty. Commlsslo~rs . ~~he and-Middleport M_ayor ~red . Hottnian would be discussing Uie projec.t with Ton)HedrlckofODOT. F~i'al grant money to be adminls· tered by OOOT has bf2en secured for · thebikepath'sco"\'tructton. ; Roberts rev~ed. a rheetihg this ·' Buckeye Hllls-Hock!ng Valley R.e· g!onal Development District regardlng the the Carper Nursery Access Rd., Project The state has earmarked Economic Development Gr\IDt money for the project. Roberts says preliminary paperworkneededforreleaseofthefunds IS nearly compl~ted. Once release Is secured, a survey of the area wlll be conducted and plans will be pre· pared and sent to the state for GLASS TOP DINETTE $ Hn lallit. End Tallit. Coddail Table JEG. n.t,J' I . _If ~tlf9iiit REG. :S799.95 .. REG. Sl u·n•. .,;, MATTRESS o· ~ All WOOD BEDROOM ~, .Mmw, M"•UVA OR BLUE F.LORAL $19388 BIG MAN SIZE RECLINER · FIEXSTI£1 tN CORDIMOY 01 YEIYIT YESII"OR THE FOURTH YEAR BASSf:TT IS PROUD TO SPONSOR ... $3444.4 WANTED! 2 Sections. 20 Pagel 26 Cants A Multimedia Inc. Naws:peper Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio, Thursday, May 9, 1986 By JIM SIEUCKI United Press Intematlonal Meigs Is among ro Ohio counties which must return nearly $14.5 mtllion in taxes to two electric companies . as a result of a reapportionment decision, but nine counties will share $W.6 mlll!on of tha\ when It's redistributed. 1 ' • The reapportionment stems from a series of suits flied In 1981, 1982, and 1983bythe Gallla County auditor, who questioned methods used by the Ohio Tax ~ Commission to apportion personal property taxes of , the Ohio Power Co. and the Ohio Valley Electric Co. · The ca:;e went before the board of tax appeals and · eventually reached the Ohio Supreme Cour:t last July, • · where a decision favoring the county auditor was affirmed. : Meigs County must repay $44,997. Other Southeast- ' • e at y enttne Meigs County must repay $44,997 DAILEY'S COUNTRY RESTAURANT 3rd . • '· TIME IS RUNNING MRY ITEM IN THIS $1,000,000 Winning lottery number WITH CANDIED YAMS, or Vol.35, No.18 Copyrightod 1986 AVAJLAILE IIMK 0AoP8 WaLCOIIIII J ACKSON, Ohio tUPl) - A J;;tckson man accused of driving his . cat• .into a. 35-motorcycle' car.avari 'a nd killing two riders was scheduled to be arraigned today in Municipal Court on seven charges stemming from the accident . M;tiVin Ogier, 20, Is charged with twoi:ciunis.oii!!W·avatea venicular . homicide, leaylng the· seem) of an . accident , driving with a susjlerided license, failure to control a motor vehicle, driving left of center and speeding. Officials said Ogler fled the scene of the Sunday accident on foot, but rurned himself In to autorlties about five hours later. He is accuseil of plowing into the group of motorcyclists and striking s!J< cycles as his car rounded acuiVe at a high rateofspeedon0hlo9.1just nor th of J ackson . authorities said. BAKED HAM most important . element In this to tell the Public Utilities Commls· and $40-$45 million has already eliminated from the original case. It Is critical that consumers been slon of Ohio how they feel about the tell the commission how they feel company's proposed rate Increase request as a result of this agreein W public hearings scheduled to ment. An addltlonaiS4mUlloncould about the company's service and be held around the state In May and be eliminated as a result of public the requested rate hike," said June. Consumers are expected to testimony regarding quality of Consumers' Counsel Wllilam A. be held atound the state In May and seJVIce. Consumers are also ex- Spratley. "Ultimately,. the five June . Consumers are expected to pected to comment on the com- Public Utilities Commisslners ~I offer testimony on the qUality of pany's proposal for Usage Sensitive decide how large or how small an Increase General Telepbone wlll seJVIce - an Issue which may be SeJV!ce (local ,measured service) worth up to an additional $4 nillllon and Extended Area Service issues. receive. They need to hear from the in the case. "OCC will have expert witnesses folks wllo pay for the service." The nearest hearing for Meigs General Telephone originally re- · concerning the quality of General quested a S58 mill ion rate Increase. Telephone's serviCe and other County subscribers will be held at P arts of · the rate case were issues before the PUCO next week. City Hall, Municipal Court ROom , sti pulated by the parties In hearings However, the Individual consumer second floor, 8 East Washington St .. held last week at the ccommlsslon, and ratepayer's testimony .Is the . Athens. CAimi'rt!tlloi. Court appearance scheduled today M.OTHER'S DA1 SPECIALS conference'. On May 1,1985, I locked the church and posted the regulations of our denomination. My stance that this Is an instance in which a local United Methodist Church had ceased to exist and persons who are nol even members of our denomination are a ttemptlng to make the decision. Is Mea ntime, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bailey say that attendance at the church during the winter Jl10nths was low, that this was caused by the snows and made weather which made it diff!cullloget to the church. Mrs. Bailey says there· ate 25 members on the church book. She reports that the church has paid the minister and maintains the building and upkeep on the strucrurewlthout any help from the Conference. given on brine usage ' policies estimate ~ts to dig an Lucas noted that injection wells opponents Is a high level of mercury Injection well to hold brine from 10 work perfectly If they are not abused and lead reported to be in brine wells to be 91-SlOO,axJ. However, but he recalled testimonies . at water. It was r eported that high Leach believes thecostperlnjectlon bearings in Columbus which re- levels of these substances are In the well Is acwally in the $250-UXI,!XXl , ported brine had appeared In water due to changes In drilling neighbOrhood. basements a half mtle away from technology and procedures over the Injection welt sUes when proper years. Leach emphasized he would not Injection wells are drllied to disposal methods were not ·used. acCorrunodate certain amounts of This allegedly happens when those be using his Leading Creek equip· brine at a certain amount of disposing of the bt:lne exceed legal ment yard for a disposal site but would only be using brine for dust pressure per square Inch. The depth pres.•ure limits. ol the well dictates the brine amount Allen Lipscomb of the Hj'miock control a! the yard. He also which can be held and the safe Grove area ol Bedford Township emphasized that legislation limits , pressure level. reported he had several wells on li!s . the amount of brine he can use toe dust control. He stated he was "not It was tepOrted U .Injection wells own property, live of Which have been drilled In the county at the capped, and that he had neve,r trying to circumvent the law" and present time. experienced any env!rorunental that he felt the public meetings were The diii!UI&I! to Meigs Coonty's problems from brine. All of his wells good and necessary. According to economy I! expensive salt brine were drilled to the nrst herea level House 8111501, public meetings are disposal makes oil and gas dr!lllngln which Is wbere the greatest Sill! mandated llefore the local governthe area too expensive was dis· brine level lies. Lipscomb Indicated Ing body can give (X'rmlsslon to cussed but Lucas, who was InvolVed he was infavorof allowing Leach the anyone to usc brine for dust or ice In state meetings which developed permit for using brine as dust control purposes. Commissioners wjll make a the controversial House Bill ·501 control. · decision on Leach's request within leg!statlon asked, "What about the Mercery levels the nexl10~ays. ealiiOmy and llfes\y.le of the land A main allegation of salt brine are owner? .. I ' • ,, �\ ·, • Slow testing process must be followed · NEW YORK (UPI) - IfBaseball Commissioner Peter Ueberroth.a nd club owners want major league players to consider mandatory drug testing, the players,' union says·a slow and deliberate procedure will have to be f(\llowed. While not closing the door on the question or mandatory testing tor players, Donald Fehr, acting executive director of the Players Association, said WedneSday any review of the existing - basically voluntary - program·would have to.follow a detailed procedure set up when the agreement was negotiated last year. Ueberroth announced Tuesday he Is Imposing periodic drug testing on all baseball personnel "from the owners oil down" - except majorleague players, who are already covered by their own program. However, Ueberroth has urged In public statements that the major leaguers join In tl\e mandatory Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Thu..-v. May 9. 1986 ~ Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Page-2-The Daily Sentinel . suggested changes artd make a testing to help baseball becOme the recommendation. first sport to rid ltselfofillegaldnijrs. "Once that Is done, then v.ie wUl Lee MacPhail, head of the owners' Player Relations Commlt- · look at It again," Fehr said. tee, said after Ueberroth announces · "I'm not foreclosing the possibilIty d. changes," he said. Fehr noted, the detalls of his plan, owners wUl however, the Issue of mandatory ''very probably" requestarevlewof teslinfi Is "an Item or serious testtitg lor major-league players be contention and dispute" during undertaken. MacPhaU said when the agree- negotiations last year. ''Tills, of course, ·is a very ment was negotiated, (ll<lyers kneW sensitive Issue; It's an lilflamma- · owners wanted more testing and tory one and It's an emotional one." "planned somewhere along the line Fehr said the existing agreement to utUlzetheprovislon"permlttlnga review of the mandatory testing sought to protect and help players who have have chemical depenIssue. Ueberroth has not revealed how dency problems by emphaslzlng often testing wUl required, for what medical treabnent. Under the agreement, a player substances perSonnel wUl be tested, and hoW tests wUl be perlorJI)ed. · may voluntarily agree to be tested · According to the agreement, if the during treatment, or to. assure he clubs and a three-member panel Of remains off drugS after treatment. "As far as we can · tell, the experts conclude the voluntary drug program - 'which went mtO e!fE'Ct agreement Is working," Fehr said, last summer ..., Is not functioning though admitting "not as well as.we properly, the panel must evaluate ~uld like In all cases," SAFE AT SECOND - PhiWes' shorislop Steve Jellz (No. 30) Is upset by Cincinnati's manager-player Pele Rose (No. 14) who steals second during seventh Inning Philadelphia PbiDies-Cincbmatl Reds' baseball action at Veterans Stadium Wednesday. Cincinnati defeated Philadelphia, 8-2. (UPI). Reds starter Jay Tibbs. But Tibbs, 2-4, goi two straight force-outs at the plate and one at second to escape untouched. "We gave It away right there," said Felske. · "We're just not taking advantage of the situations; But every time we make a mlstakevantage for the Reds in the sixth where, with two out and Cincinnati leading 3-2, catcher Dave Van Gorder slammed his nrst major league homerun over the left field fence for three runs. came Bobcats capture Sectional Tourney By JOE JILUZZI UPI Sports Writer Upon first glance at the beating San Diego took in last year's World · Series against.Detroit, one wouldn't see many favorable things on the Padres ' stae or the ledger. A longer look s!)ows one big plus - the emergence of Andy Hawkins. Hawkins , who pitched 12 strong innings in mlddlerellef and won San Diego's olily game In the five-game series, lsdeveloplnglntothePadres' stopper this season·. The fourth-year right-hander coasted to his sixth victory without a loss, and batteryrnate Terry Kennedy keyed a five- run fourth Inning with a three-run do\lble WedneSday night .to power San Diego to a 12-2 thrashing of the Pittsburgh Pirates. "My confidence Is hliher right now than It has ever been, except maybe lor IlK' playoffs last year,'' said Hawkins, who posted a 0.75 ERA In the Fall Classic last year. My cut fastbaU has made aUthe difference. I can't really describe the difference It has made for me. Before,,I'd just go with the fastball , but tliis Is something the hitter can 't sit on.1t keeps them guessing a little ' He declined to estimate the number of players who have had drUg problems because "It's no.ne of your businesS" and "I don't believe II can bedonewlthany accuracy." He said the Players Association did not unilaterally oppose mandatory testing, but believed "that you don't Invade an. Individual's privacy; don't assume an Individual has the responsibility to prove !lis Innocence all the time..'' Generally, club otflclals enthusiastically endorsed Ueberroth's plan to test non-playing personneL "Eveiy person on the Cleveland IndianS' staff - !rom (board chairman) Pat O'Neill on down- . will comply with the testing," said ·. · Cleveland Indlanspresldent Peter Bavasi. "I ·Understand that this sort of thing happens In bul;iness communities, so I . wUl cooperate," said . Haywood Sullivan, a co-owner-of the Boston Red ~x. ,. ' Righthander Larry Edge fired a two hitter Wednesday evening on·. Memorial Field as the Kyger Creek Bo!Jcats captured the Class A Sectional ·Tournament with a 1>0 -iioi:y. Kyger Creek, 1J1 winning Its , ~ straight 'Sec\lonal Title, plays,' the winner of the ValleY SE'Ctlonal next Monday in the District Baseball Tournament at Zane Tr.il~ High SchoQl near .. ' Kingston wt&ide or Chlliicotbe.' · .. . Toild Adams . Riffle gOt :the only hits or( Edge. Meanwhile, the Bobcats struck for five first Inning runs off lOsing ·pticher Amburgey. The Inning started with a walk to Garry Pennington which. was followed by Anthony Kitchen's double, a fielder's choice, single by Steve Waugh, walks to Edge and Chuck Vogel, an error and fielder's choice o!f the bat of Phil Abshire. . In the fifth Inning, Kyger Creek got Its final tally on an error, walk, . and single by Abshire. Edge fanned nine and walked two. The victory pushed the Bobcats' overall record to 12-~ 1. Meanwhile, at Cheshire, Symmes Valley took advantage of a leakyKC and 15 walks to post 19-16 victory which ousted the Bobkittens tn the Class A girls' Sectional Tournament. Wilson, the winning pitcher, collected two hits as did teammate Bryant. Renee Ward, the losing hurler, and Pennington had two hits apiece for the Lady Bobcats who finished season play at 13-8. 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Reardon pitched the final .12-3 for his eighth save. Nolan Ryan , 2-2, allowed two hits and struck out 10, but walked live: Including one with the bases loaded. MeU! 4, Braves 0 At New York, Ed Lynch pitched a five-hitter lor his first career shutout, and Keith Hernandez hit a two-run homer. Lynch, 2-1, notched his third ca~r complete game. · Cub! I, Giants 0 At San Francisco, Rick Sutcliffe struck out a season-high 12 and Ryne Sandberg belted a first -Inning homer to U1t Chicago. Sutcll!fe, 4-3, . gave up Six hits and walked tWO in' recording his third complete game ofDodgetheseasors•n,.C--=2 By IAN LOVE .· Ted Simmons and Mark Brouhard Jerry Hairston slugged solo homers UP! Sports Writer singled In succession. Nunez walked In the second inning, and Britt Burns Mike Moore flirted with the Ben bgilvle to load the bases, and and three relievers combined on a . CINCINNATI (UPI) - Marge record books WedneSday night. He retiredJimGantneronagroundout. three-hitter to llft Chicago. Burns, Schott,oneofbaseball'sfewfemale ended up skirting disaster. I "Any time you lose a no-hitter In 4-2, pitched five Innings . Gene club owners, applauds BasebaU MOore, the Mariners 25-year-old the ninth, there ls;a little letdown, Nelson,JuanAgostoandBobJames Commissioner Peter Ueberroth's · rlgh)-hander, gave up his fl,rst hit of That's what happened. That's my · finished for the Sox. plan for all non-playing employees, the t:a~e ill the ninth Inning when opinion," said Schrooder. Red Sox 6, Angels 1 including herself, to submit' to drug Robin Yount lined a single over his . Jim Kern replaced.Burris, 1-4, In .· At Boston, Tony Armas hit his testing. head Into center field. The Brewers the sixth, and retired the Mariners eighth homer, and Dennis "OilCan" touched Moore for three more hits "I think it's fine;" the Cincinnati when he caught Jack Perconte's Boyd, 4-1, pitched a four-hittertollft and;two runs before Edwin Nune-t su~cide squeeze bunt attempt In the the Red Sox to \lJelrflfth victory In Reds owner said WedneSday. "If came on to nail down Seattle's 4-2 air and doubled Owen off third. Kern six games. Armas led off the second you don't have anything to be afraid Is the 15th pitcher In AL history to inning with a homer off Jim Slaton, of, why not submit to the test? vlct(,lry . "First they got the hit, then they record an unassisted double play. 3-1. "This Is something that a lot or Davis made It 4-0 in the seventh A's 6, Blue Jays 4 private companies have already got ihe shuto~t. and then they got his complete (game vict!)ry)," Seattle with a one-out solo home run off At Toronto, Carney Lansford done and some of them have been manager Chuck Cottier sat<!: " He .Kern. · . . . . :,· collected three hits, Including · an shocked at the results. I think It's ElSewhere, Chicago blanked , , RBI double, and Dusty Bak\lr, Mike · becoll\ing more and more :evictent was.tired and I had to sitJllm!lowil. He .Was running out of gas at the . CievE'\ilnd 4:-0,. Boston .downed Davis. and . DoMie . Hill had solo that drug abuse affects noi-only f~ I" end," California 6:1, Oakland defeated .homers to poWer Oakland. Steve Individual, but those who : work 'Ibe'no-hitter would have been the around that Individual as well. ' Toronto 6-4, Detroit dumped Texas McCatty 2-1 was the winner ~ltd . first In Seattle history. Moore, 3-3, 4-1, Kansas City outslugged Balli- Jay H~ell' earned. his league" Peop_le like myself grew up In a ,-- wh~ huf!"\1. a four-hlt!~r two ye~s.. mol"' 9-8\ _a~d lll!inn=.ta beat N~ ~-. leading eighth save.: . . . . , different era when we dldn 't have "i)lls ·- wJdespread problem . wfth.,-. . agoasatookfe,w;llk(!d(~uwhlle ,:·YorkB-6. . . ,··.: ..... ; ·: ,.:,:.·: n~ 4•.Rangersf'·"· strJitlngoUtelght. ..· -· . · ·In th9 f>lk, It was-New- York .4, . At Arllngton, .'Texas/ AIP>t San- · drugS;'' added SChott, : 'but·. (t's a .. .., went out tot.ry to throw as hard AflantaO; Clnclnnati8,Phlladelphia ~hez had two home runs, andL<ince . dlffererit situation now, WIIOieJiew' as! could for as long as I could. I had 2; San Diego 12, Plttsb!lrgh 2; Parrish adde(fanother to back Dan ballgame, you might say. Montreal 1, Houston 0; Chicago 1, Petry, 5-2. Willie Hernandez posted "I think the cominlssloner Is the ' fastball and slider workipg," salg Moore, of Eakly, O~a, popula- San F~anclsco o; and Los Ange_les5, his sixth save. There was a brief, taking a strong stand on something Uon 250. St. Louts 2. bench-clearing Incident after Texas that he corislders to be a serious Nunez relieved Moore with two WhlleSo"i.4,1ndlansO starterMikeMason,2-4,hitBarbaro problem. The youth in this country out:)ntheninthafterBlllSchrC>eder, At Cleveland, Ron Kit tle and Garbeywithapitchlnthethird. looks up to sports figures, and if L .. we're all wm1ng to do this, maybe 12 MONTH 12.11111 MIL( ~~: ~ Yount breaks up rookie's no hit bid REMi.HuFACTUAEO 2·TON HYDRAULIC · ..... 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' She doesn't want to knoCk dentistry, but at 24 she was bored and restless and curious about a world that was wider than · right and left molars. She talked to a Navy rE!frulter. fie promised her a chance to earn a ra ling as a meteorologist. She held up her hand . and went off to Orlando for nine weeks of basic. Those nloe weeks were 'followed • by two montl)l;,of training In Dllno!s · and by a 15-month assignment t9 a weather station on Guam. She ltwed it . Then came assignment to· the Sierra In Charleston, where she learned the additional skills of navigation. This monthshetakeson a new assignment In Suitland, Md .. where she will be working oceanography . She Is a petty orocer. second class. with a base pay of $11,748a year- plus perks. It beats bicuspids. Tile Navy now has women In scores of ratings ashore and at sea . Roughly 6,CXXl enlisted women are in n.a val aviation. Thirty-four ships Include women ofOcers. 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Then lnierest In women's roie revived; the 1970s brougbt a widespread movement AT~NS- New Lexington tpak advantage of nine free passes and a few timely hits to" sucoessfully defend Its class AA sectional championship with an 8-3 win over ~eigs In the finals here Wednesday. New L.exlngton, now 11·9 on the . year, will play at Unloto High School next Wednesday against the Portsmouth sectional winner. Iron· . ton Is the team expected to come , from that bracket. Me.lgs fell to 14-8 on the year. New Lexington opened a 2-0 lead In the first and added three more In the third on Chris Fink's bases loaded two-run double. The Ma· rauders walked three and had an error to contribute to the Panther rally. New L.ex made It 7-0 In the fourth on a bases-loaded walk and a bad hop single to follow. Meigs came back with two In the fourth as Scot Gbeeh tripled and Jay Carpenter doubled him home to lead off the lnnlt\g. Carpenter later scored on ruck Wise's fielder's choice. • Meigs had a rally started In the fifth when with one out Dave Hendricks, who had three straight hits, singled, stole second, and rode hom on Chris Kennedy's single. The next batters were retired to end the "''Y For the cynlcs who claim that Congress Isn't responsive to the needs~ the people, here's a case study of legislative compassion ror an oppressed minority desperalely In need of as.~lst;Jnce. The needy In thlll Instance. however. are some of the nation's wealthiest and 1110!11 powerful people - the most senior executives of major corporatiOns whose status entitles them to use company planes not only tor business trips but also ror personal travel . Tho8e executives pay llj)thlng for either business or personal travel on the corporate aircraft because allot the costs are borne bY their companies - which then claim the expenses as a cost-of.dolng·buslneSS deduction on their federal Income taJC retul'll8. When Congress approved the Del'ldt Rrouctlon Act ot 1984. one of the . . _ n ,..,..,<" 1 tax loopholes It sought to close was the.fallureofeKistlnglawto impose any '~-~ ~ Au.\IIIIJtl\/\11~ """~· tax liability on the va lue Qf the executives' free personal flights aboard company planes - an extraordinarily generous fringe benefit. Those who enjoy that special perquisite regularly Oy to distant vacation resorts, golf courses, hunting lodges and llshlng camps. Corporate planes also are routinely used to carry executives to major sporting evenlssuch as the World Series, Super Bowl al)d Kentucky Del'bY. WASinNGTON -Evidently tak· warns. shortly.' " the memo says. "Other North Dakota. ariotherfederal bo$s Last year's law, however, establisher personal travel on company lng his lead from the nation's And outsiders will be told that equivalent , diplomatic statements endeared himself to his employees plane~~ as a taxable fringe benefit provJded by the corporations to· their nursery schools, the boSS. of a they should not call the service's can also be used," it adds. -most of the!ll- by an Innovative executive.. · · · Commerce Department office has employees and disrupt the quiet What about TIPs Truly personnel actlan. Col. John PoiUI To determine the value of those trips, the Internal Revenue Service Instituted an tiour-long "quiet time" time. "All people who normally do Jmportant persoi)S- whO may not gave 350 "non-essential" eril· ascertained what It would cost to charter the planes - ranging from from 3 p.m. to4 p.m. dally for all hill business with US & FCS should be be aware of the office's quiet hour• ployees at Grand Forks Air Force employees. advised not to call or visit during "Exceptions to quiet hour should be Base a day off with pay because he single-engine, propeller-driven aircraft to slt'f'k multi-engine jets- on an hourly basts. Acoordlng to an Internal memo quiet hour," the Internal memo understood by all - the White was so pleased with an Inspector It's not cheap. A round trip betwt'f'n St. Louts and Atlanta In a . announcing the advent of the "quiet .. admonishes. House. congtesslonal offices and general's visit to the mlssUe base. iop-of·tl¥!·11ne L.ear)qt, JetStar <!r Gul!str.ear:n n costs $4,335 . A round trip · hour," the purpose Is "!0 provide What abOut tliore who unwlt· the immedll!te offiCe of the (Com· The. gesture will cost the iaxpayers . . between· washington and Miami In a: slf111lar.plane costs 16,470. • . . uninterrupted time to em· tingly expect the offl.::e to answer mer<;e) secre!ary." But lest ·Pi'esl· · about $45,00!. ' · , Executives already In high tax brackets soughi relief from the IRS ployees" of the U.S. and Foreign thefr lnqulrled during business dent Reagan get too demanding, · But the colonel arouSed the ire or , rormula-andltmysterlouslymaterlallzedlnarecentreporilssuedbythe Commerel;ll Service "so that they hours? "Telephones may beansthe memo warns sternly: "Excep- the base's "essential" employees. • Senate Finance Comml1tee. may do Individual work. such as wered by one person, taking names tlons must be minimal." Workers In the commissary and the The r~ accompanied' the w~ll-publlclll!(lleglslatlon that repeals reading, writing, typing, proofing, · and messages f!>l' all remaining KennGeorge, theheadoftheU.S. fire department have· complained the .~!aboral~. record-k(.oeplng requlremen(J lmP.O~ ·Upon.· sates~n,. .etc.:· '.: . . ~ .· .:· •.. . . .: personnel on quiet hour;:' f!lemern6 .. 'and· Foreigb ·comrpertJal servtce.~ ~a~se. they had to work. • . ·· . •· fal't11ers.law eJJI!liTe!!'lel!l oltlcers:apd others w.ha!!e cars are use<! for bOth · . The · employees . will :· .p6t · be.. explallls: i!ddlitg; "1bis dillY should .. · and the man who dreani€(1 up,quiet_· .. ·F<itce. reiD~Iatlon5 'petmlt business and personal purposes. · expeCted to bring rest mats and be rotated sa tliat one person 1s not hour, said · the- ·move · was an . · administrative leave "only for bad Burled In that. report was language -ordering the IRS to abandon Its assume the fetal position nexi to constantly taking messages." experiment Intended to Improve weather, high temperatures or current methOd or calculating the taxable value of pcrsonel air tf'l!vel on their desks, nor wtll milk and Answering machines may also be productivity. He said he tried It out other factors that may affect · cookies be served to Induce the utlllzed to enforce the quiet hour. himself for several weeks, and It employees' health. Sen. Mark comp;my planes. In.•tead, the IRS was Instructed to adopt a new formula that would proper restful attitude. But stimu· But whether callers reach a person worked. Our associate Donald Andrews, R·N.D .. told our reporter latlng activity will be discouraged. .or a machine. they "should be Goldberg can attest to that. George Mark Woolley he had talked with artificially equate the cost of flying In a corporate plane with the price of a seat on a commercial airline llight. "The hour wUI not be used for advised that the person they are didn't return his call until after 4 hase offtelals and that "In their Thus. the value of the St. Louis-Atlanta trip would drop from $4,335 to meetings, conferences, telephone seeking Is not 'available at the p.m. ' estimation" the Idea didn't workout S514 and the value of the Washington-Miami trip would ilecllne from 16,470 calls, personal business, coffee moment' and will return the call Footnote: Meanwhile, out In very well. to S7S2. breaks. etc .. " the announcement The finance committee conducted no hearings on the matter and there would have been no debate on the ll;sue In the full Senate it Sen. Howard M. Me!U'nbaum , D·Ohlo . had not sought to undo the committee's action. The scheme's defenders were obviously uncomfortable during the floor (lebate. Senate Majority L.eader Robert J. Dole, R·Kan., the plan's promote war In Central America U$. and Russia continue to build War II. 'l1!ey conveniently closed President Ronald Reagan, they chief promoter, Insisted thalli would merely "establish realistic valuations and Russia. I am doing my best to hundreds or nuclear weapons every their eyes and ears to the ext(!rml· tell me. hasspcntthelasttwoweeks tor personal flights on company planes.'' · promote peace with war onlY after month. This sad fa~t proves to me In West Germany attending the nation of millions of their fellow sen. Steven 0. Symms, R·ldaho, complained that "some of these peaceful means have failed . that the human animal Isn't the all Anhual Economic Summit of U.S. citizens, and It any of the modern corporate jets ·· ... are not nearly as comfortable as first-class of us is the better citizen? Which smartest · creature on ·eath. Even allies. That Is an annual event Germans feel that a "gesture of accommodations" because the passengers "are jammed In the airplane." the lowly a nt does not sow the seeds staged by e@Ch country's leaders so reconclllatlon" is necessary, let I believe It was General Sherman The Senate voted 47-46 to require the IRS to change Its valuation of Its own destruction. Why should they can admire and be admired. them make It to the victims of formula . The Hoilse committee repOrt, however, does not contain similar So far as I can see, this Mutual Adolph Hitler's concentration who said, "War Is hell" arter his we? tour through Georgia during the language and a conference committee must decide In early May whether In his lour years as president, Admiration Society has done little camps and the slain veterans of 1.0 provide tax relief to those who need It least. to help the world economic picture World War II. That we owe anyone Civil War. If war was hell during . Ronald Reagan has saddled this but Is a fine excuse for a party a I country with Its ,largest debt In a gesture of reconclllatlon is pure the Civil War, what adjective can used to describe It today? be public expense. P~rsonally, I hadn't history. Every man, woman and Reagan hog-wash! Unthinkable? It better be because child In the U.S. owes $50,1m as even . missed him and doubt If Ronald Reagan has shown an_ unruly tongue could easily start anyone else did. their share of the national debt and plainly his disdain for American a nuclear conflict that would be the The president might have en· Interest on that debt. A child born public ·opinion since he was ree• · 'joyed the same anonymity he had In today starts his life with a 50 grand lected to a second term and knows end of civilization. Scientist Carl Sagan says the explosion of 200 .the other foureconomlcsummlts he debt strapped to his shoulders. he has no further use of the United nuclear bombs would create a attended.but the president had tired Maybe It will be twice as large States voters. In spite of a request • of being an anonymous person. So bY 82 U.S. Senators and '157 U.S. nuclear winter from which the lour years from now! world woulll never recover. Yet the he had hJs new. publicity man, members of the House of RepresenPatrick Buchanan, release to the tatives to call off hill subservient press, while In Germany, that he cemetery visit, ~has been playing wo.uld visit the cemetery for war the role of a strong, fearless leader . dead at Bulburg, West Germany, who will yield to no one. Instead, he and the Bergen-Belsen Concentra· Is portraying hlmseU as a Euro· lion Camp where 50,1m Jews were pean butt-kisser, demeaning his exterminated. To make matters ofnce for4 Imagined wrongs ·of 40 worse, there are 47 Warren ss years ago. No wonder Jewish and soldiers l:Jw1ed In the Bltburg veterans' organizations are Cemetery. Those ~e the Storm Incensed! Troopers who fought Adolph Ronald Reagan and I have a few Hiller's private war with the Jews, • things In common. Only'a-very few. 4Ctlng as Judge, jury and exei:u· I. !loner for anyone with Jewish biO(ld We are both old men. We are both veterans of World War II. Neither In their veins. So great has been the furor 01/er the president's refusal to o! us ever smelled the smoke of a gun fired In hattie. There the alter his Itinerary for hill European Today Is Thursday, May 9, the 129th day of 1~ with .236 to follow. similarity ends. He spent the war trip that newspaper and magazine The moon Is entering Its last quart.er. years In Hollywood making train· headlines have been calling the The morning stars are Mercury, Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. economic summit "The Bltburg lng rums and living at horne. I sll"'nt mine In various trnlng camps The evening star Is Mars. Summit." Those born on thls date are under the sign of Taurus. Tiley Include thousands of miles from my home President Reagan explains that and family. When tile bomb was abolitiOnist John Brown In lim; Scottish novelist Sir James Barrie ("Peter West Germany's Chancellor Hel· dropped he was still In Hollywood; I Pan" I In 1800; Egyptologist Howard Carter, who uoearthed Tutankha· mut Kohl had requested the was In a staging area In Vancouver, men's tomb, in 1873; television journalist Mike Wallace In 1918 (liiJe 67); cemetery and "death camp" visit ( Wash., awaiting shipment to Ja· actors Albert Finney and Glenda Jackson, both In 1936 (age 49}. and as a gesture of reconcWatlon to the pan. I had spent two miserable, • West German people. Neither the -. actress Candice Bergen In 1946 (age 39}. homesick . years doing army cbores On this date In history: Chancellor nor the President bo· 1n 15!Yl. Christopher Columbus set sail from Spain on his fourth and final thered to explain why It was for which any half·wlt was eml· voyage to America. neCessary to make a "gesture of oently qualified. To Ronald Reagan In 1926, Commander Rlchard Byrd and Floyd Bennett became the first reconclllatlon 40 years after the the war was peaches and cream; to men to Oy over the North Pole. . AUies whipped hell out of the Nazis. · me It was a waste of my Ume and ' "Gentlemen, unlike Steven Spielberg, our In 19'10, United Auto Workers President Walter Reuther was killed In a If such an action Is necessary It government money. I firmly be· microcomputer software division can't seem .to MIChigan plane crash. should be made bY the Germans, lleve our army experience shaped follow one 'hit with another." In 1974, the House Judiciary Committee opened Its hearing on the · who blindly followed Adolph Hitler the way we both believe today. 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Fink led New L.ex with a single and double while Todd Taylor and Paul Hill each slrigled twice, Mike Chancey had Meigs' only other hit, a single. Meigs travels to Wellston Friday barring any tournament conOict. The Golden Rockets. winners of the · TVC Western division. are sche· 1985 LTD BROUGHAM . DEMO Scoreboard ... Conunerce "nap time'__J~ac_k_A_nd_·e_rs_on_&_J_os_ep......,.h_S_p_ea-:--r 1985 BRONCO II & 198Slf2 ESCO ....... 1985 BRONCO II threat. New Lex's Tom Metzger had '· .. sharp control on the mound, walking but ooe battlir. He fanned six. Nick· Bush started for Meigs . and.was relieved by Dan Thomas In the third who fl!l!sbed up. Bush was charged with the loss. 1)le .seniOr righthander struck out two and walked five In two and · two-thirds Innings. Thomas fanned six and walked four In four and a PAT HILL FORD . --=·· - ...... --·· --.. =··· ...... -- . - na¥•·• . . ___.·===··· .,.,.,., •a•=••• •==•'f••• •a=n'•• ----·,..- ··==··· ---··,..- ·31-il.. ----· - ........ . . ____ •- •==!I·• ----· -,;==~-•- •a==•·• I I I I I I I I 1- ORANGE~ TAG Trim your grasstrimming timel Affordable quality in a gas powe,ed trimmer. ONLY $99.95 ONLY SALE ECHO'$ lowest cost brushcutter. $129.95 ONLY $159.95 • Centrifugal clutch • Centrifugal clutch • • Elrtetronic ignition. • Etecttonlc tgntdon e • Etttrl-tong , &2 .. lh•ft for h.rd ·10 · • T1p-to-adv1nce Crimming head for • Tlp.tCHdvence trimming heMI for ruth areas. e Accepts optionel ECHO non-stop trimming. non-atop trimnHng. e 48 '' theft for trimming hetcf.to-rNCh 11'111 ,,,,. , '''"'' E'-tronic tgnitlon • 48'' ahlth for trimming hatd ·to ·rl~dt 1re11 . ORANGE TAG QUANTitiES LIMITED Available 1t the• fine '''¥"'dealers REEDSVILLE _MIDDLEPORT POWER BLOWERS STARTING AT $149.95 *Efi'* i+l¥111 steel blede1 for bruahcuUHlg . REED'S COUNTIY SlOIE WlliiiiSOIII SMAU ENGINE 319 S. SICOIID Sllln 4TII AND MAIII Sftlm 992-3092 371·6125 i+H§Ii+ +ji#i•+ +MA#Ii+ +1¥11.+ ···=··· +13§1:+ ••• ,... • •• , ••• ' �I Pege6-The Daily Sentinel . . . ll'lursctev, May 9, 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ' .=!oday's Sports Parade commissioner Ueberroth the' Houdini of his time? -. .~Is OTHER'S DAY SPECIALS ' : ~w YORK (UP I) - Beyond a crould come to the club and ask for American and National League existing drug program, machinery wrote letters to every owner. every s.!Jadow of doubt, Peter V, Ue~rhelp If they had a problem and scouts, the Major League front has been buUt In where both sides major official In profess,lonal roth has to be the Houdini of our wouldn't be fired lor that. office personnel ...everyone," he have the right to go to a Jleutral joint hockey, football, basketbaU and !line. A program like that, of course, declared. · review board and ask for changes In baseball pointing out the need for didn't have much teeth in it. What's Right there is where Peter the program, and Fehr ·later sale! them to become Involved In some ;:He amazed everybody with those tWo miracles of his at the Olympics more,lt put Ueberroth in a box. He Ueberroth cameoutofthebox with "l'm not foreclosing the posslblllty type. of an Ell)ployees Assistance tiy: running them without any couldn't solve the problem inde· flying colors. at changes." . . Program to help,educate them and ~ernment al help a nd· finishing pendently as baseball commis· Maybe lie didn't lnclui:le all the Now maybe It's the major league prevent alcohol and drug abuSe. Not sioner because unper conditions of major league players In his plan '1)th with a $250-milllon profit. merely among their players but also players who are In the box. the program, he was an outsider.He . because he couldn't, not UnJ:neNobody had ever done that before, But that's not really so Important. iunongthemselves. 51) he made history .rightthere. · was handel!ffed . ·Much the way dlately, anyway, but he emphasized The big thing Ls finding a solutron The response she received was :And now he's making evl'n more Houdini used to be when they'd that all the minor leaguers would Ueberroth, who did so much to negllglble. ' hi> <·<·<ll;truclive and assertive, chain him up, put him in a box .and have to submit to mandatory testing ·, combat the use of drugs In the "ldldget alelterfromthecoachof · one of the best known football teams . . . . . .iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiji..!ijiiijiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiil thensul!m!!rgelt In themid(lleo(the and that was the real key to the blymplcs, certainly is trying. ocean somewhere. · whole solution because today's • Undeniably, his plaP has some in the country," she recalled Invariably, Houdini would work mtnor leaguer Inevitably ls tomor- mechanical problems. Someone Wednesday from San Diego. " He his way out. He never missed. He1d row's major leaguer. else, for example, has to be present told me to mind my own business always find some magical method More than anything else, Ueber· whenever anyone Is being tested. and not create any problems where ofcoming upwltha "miracle," and roth wants baSeball to be "clean"· But that doesn't mean these none really existed. Three days belli'\'(' It or not, so has Peter and there'snoreasonltcan'tbeonce problemscan'tbeworkedoot. later, he was picked up for drunk UeiJI'rroth . . · be Implements his plan. Maybe he You should've heard a few of the . drtvjng.'' His fir st announ~ement regard· can't sucCeed In cleaning up lnltlal reactions after Ueberroth .-...-:·_ _..,..:..._ __,;_ _ __ lng plans to begin mandatory drug 'baseball'sdrugproblemcompletely announCed his plan for mandatory testing for all baSeball personnel next week, nextmonthornextyear, testing. other than major leagueplayershad but be'll do so «ventuaUy. He'll do It One top club executive had this to all the earmarks of being npthlng as all theptayerslntbemlnorsmove say: more than a pubUc relations move. up to the majors. "l don't think any of oor owners Uebermth's plan does something smoke those silly clgarets or ~ool Don Fehr, the head of tbe PlB¥t?rs Association, called It "a grandstand more. · around with that crazy powder. but play." Later, Ueberroth even It puts tbe ball In the players' say one of them takes the manda· agreed with him. eut that didn 't court. The major league players, tory iest and flunks It for some BAR&A!N MATINEES SAT I · bother him. Nothing wrong with the that Ls. All SEArS $2 . 25 unknown reason, what wUI they do, EVERY TUESDAY '!"Jth,ls there? . Quite. naturally, Ueberroth's an, make him give up his stock In the Uebermth said the the mandatory · nouncement was desigried to get ball club?" testing, or urinalysis, would Include some response from them, along Could be. everyone from club owners on with some subsequent action. At Wllllam D. Cox, who owned the first, Fehr sale! he couldn't see tbe Philadelphia Phlllles brtefly m19<13, do wn. "This means-It will incluc!e more major league players aCcepting · ·was f()!'('edout bee;~ use hewasfound than 3,!XXJ minor league players, mandatory testing. Buf under the to begambtlngon ,ball games. if not universally endorsed, han: dllng of baseball's drugpmblem. ·nue to circumstances over which he ha d only limited control, Ueber· roth found himself in a box about the problem. It was a box with no apparent way out. · . Entirely without him, the owners and players had hammered out a drug program among themselves. The program was voluntary for the most paJ1 and dealt strictly with the problems of the players. They CORRECTION ,..--...._ ~LaJ __ •!•,:·I~ ~ I•' ~ - -- :;::st~s;'ts he owns, BUY ONE LAMP $1 49 . m · FREE. . - ·- YOUR CHOICE . ... BIG BEND · -ioo-,F.OODLAND St. : w~st M•ln 'PQmetoy, Oliio Ph.' 992·28!11 . 2x4 (onstrudion 25°/o OFF the fragrance tha t captures the spirit of you. Sand & Sable Is cl assic beauty graced with. mOdern spirit You'll love t~e way Its llor~ l sensations Unger- rrom sunrise through candlelight! REG. S40.00 . .. . . TO 'A VERY SPECIAL MOM ... __ trvfn! to tcorc. 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Suite ·: ((818 W1TH 2 MATCHING WOOD SCONCES Gl.Wtlori.. ..... thtop to liM. 7--4e26 grlin ttnttll on potyftyrene J ...... - Napier Jewelry 0°/o OFF Complete Cllt �Page-S-The Daily Sentinel I Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ~_m~~~~~1>_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ Homestead Living School .begins Ju11:e 17 {)[){)1fplallS_(_co_mm_uro __ 1 1 Area deaths Raymond McCumber ' " Raymond (Pete) McCumber, 84, df · 99 Garfield Ave., dlro . this morning at Ho~r Medical Center. He had been in falling health lor the pastyear. ' Mr. McCumber was born Dec. 9, 1900 In Flatwoods. He is survivro by one daughter, Mary McCarty of Ga)lipolis, and four grandchildten. He was preceded in death by two sisters. Graveside services will he conducted l p.m. Saturday at Centenary Cemetery with Rev. Henry Eblin officiating. Friends may call at the Willis Funeral Home from 7-9 p.m. Friday. F..skey j. Hill Eskey J . Hill, 88, widely known Pomeroy area resident, dlro Wednesday morning at his home, 36109 Flatwoods Road, Pomeroy. A retired mail carrier, ,Mr. Hill was born Aug. 16, 1896 in Roane County, w. Va.,asonofthelateJohn Henry and Cynthia Ann Sergent Hill. He was a veteran of World War I and belongro to Drew Webster Post 39, American Legipn, and Chapter 53, Disabled · American Veterans. HI' had for many years being active In the equestrian activities of Meigs County and had served as an advisor for young people teaming the art of horieback riding and care of horses. He raised and sold horSes and ponies. HID was • also 'an avid collector and historian. Survivlngareasonanddaughter- . ln-law,·Pa!il and Betty Slawter Hiil, Indianapolis, Ind.; three daughters and sons-In-law. Elinlce L. and Roy Jones, Jr.: Sikeston. Mo.; Mary C. and Jack Nicely, Columbus, N. C., and Janet E. and Hoger Theiss, Racine; 13 grandchilldren, seven step-grandchildren, .15 ,; greatgrandchildren and 10 step-greatgranchildren. Also surviving are a brother lind sister-in-law, Lester and J<1yey HUI, Frankfort, Ohio, and several nieces and ,nephews. Preceding ltim In death besides his parents were ltis wlle, Mary M. Frecker HUI; a brother, Willoughby Hill, two half-brothers and three half-sisters. He was a memberoftheFlatwood Methodist Church. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturxlay at the Ewing Funeral Home with the Rev. James Corbitt and a grandson, Jack Hill officiatIng. Burial will be in Pine Grove Cemetery. Friends may call a( the funeral home~m 7 to9thisevenlng and lrom2 tq4and 7 to9p.m .Friday. In lieu of flowers, · friends may contribute to the Meigs County Cancer Society or the Flatwoods Unllro Methodist Church. ·i Six calls were answered by local units :tUesday, the ,Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports. At1:09p.m.,RaclnewenttoBald Knob Road" (or Byron Hibbs, to Veterans Memorial Hospital; MiddlepOrt at 3:30 p.m. took Donald Lovett to Veterans Memorial; Pomeroy at 2: 57p.m. took Norman Goodwin from Lasley St., to 1 Veterans Memorial; Syracuse at 9: 22p.m. tookDoug)VUklnsonfrom the ball field to ,Holzer Medical Center; Middleport at9; 29 p.m. took Raymond Justis from North Third Ave., to Veterans Memorial, and Middleport at 11: 10 p.m. took John Hlte from Ash St., to Veterans Memorial. r ThP Rutland Lions Coub wlll meet at 7 p.m. Thursday (tonight) In lhe basement of the Rutland Church of Christ. AOC funds received · State Auditor Thomas E. Ferguson's office reports the May distribution of $61,295,566 m Aid to · Dependent Children to 643;302 recipients In Ohio. Meigs County received $231,339 for 2,506 recipients. . H~spital news Manley American ~n Auxiliary fltl8, and Becky Tyree, preeldent, Feeney-Benneft Post 128, Middleport, Auxiliary, with Trlsba Tobias, UWe Miss POPPY DAYS- Mlddlepori Mayor Fred Hoffmaa bas prociBimed May 1711114 18 as Poppy Days In Middleport. Pictured wllh him when he !llped the proclamallon are left lo rlghl, Wa Hampton. poppy , chalnnan, and Margaret Bowles, president, Lewis Poppy. Public mee'ting·set <lLE;VELAND (UP!)- Wronesday's winning Ohio Lottery numqers: Dally Number · ApubllcdinnerwW beheld at the Meigs County Senior Clt~ns Center In Pomeroy ~m 5 to 6:30p.m. The menu wiD Include soup beans, cornbread or ro:astro chicken. Admission is $2.50 a person. and a ·square dance wUl follow the dinner. sat. Ticket sales totaled $1.284.389.50, withapayoffdueof$579,333.50.LoUo · 29, 9, 34, 36, 3 and 16. .. . -· - Ohio lottery winners No Lotto winners ..._ "IN THE SIND· AREA CLEVELAND (UP!) - The Ohio Lotto's top prize for this weekend's drawing grew to an estimated $1.8 .. · million WedneSday night when no player correctly picked all six numbers In the mjd·week game. II . a May 8 Discharges Grant Abbott, Manha Allen, Jackqualen Anderson; James Antill; Rocky Baisden, Randy Childers, Virginia Cremeens, Viola Edwards; Orrie Fortney, Belinda Hayes, Leo Hill, Carolyn Holland, VIolet Lloyd, Jessica Lund, Edgar Lyons, Marjorie McCausland, Joe· OUsley, Jeremy Rawlins, Courtney Ruff, ChristOpher Wat1h, Richard Wme and .:iody Wolfe. Birtll!l Mr. and Mrs. Gerald King, son, ' Gallipolis anil Mr, and Mrs. Paul Pugh, son, Gallipolis. , · SuMy today, with highs near !ll. Clear tonight. with a low In the loW 50s. Sunny again Friday, with highs in the low !lls. The probabllity of precipitation is near zero through Friday. Winds wm be from the southeast at 10 to 15 mpll today and from the Veterans Memorial south at 10 to 15 mphr tonight. . Extended lorecalt A'clmltted-- Mary Jane Still, Sulmf SalurdaJ, wlllla .,.._ ol Rutland. pischargl'd--Anna Hart, Clar. llllowen B9d thundeniormll nwW,y In oW IIOI'them part ol the lUIIe enbl> Proffitt. SundiiY· A ~ oii!Mwers ud llarndenrlonns the .... control session MIJDCJa1. HJcha wiU be Ill the . . ' 8atunlay 111111 s..lay and ...... An open meellni to discuss the from 'II to lit ~. Cha \M aP!,IIJcatlon of brine water for dust . lows wll lie In tile • _., tiMbiJI In Cheller Township wiU be ~. 111 '11111 • ..._. flllnlo heil at 7:31 p.m. Tuesday at 'the ... ... belw- . . . . . _., . . ~ToWn Han, A youth revival wUI be held at the Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church at 7:30p.m. Friday,Saturdayandat 10: 30 a.m. and 7: :JJ ,p.m. Sunday with Denny Kleibscheldel, Akron, asspeaket. ' . . II , .. 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"VAUGHAN$ INSTANT GLAMOUR" POnED ROSES '1.00 OH Regular -P111lce As MCirked 1978 FORD F-250 " drive, V-8, ton pickup, 4 speed. PS , PB, long wide bed, WEEKEND PRODUCE SPECIALS SALE Fl~STOF SEASON- SWEET & JUICY l $2.89 $2.69 $2.69 $2.89 $2.98 $2.98 $2.59 ' $2,.59 $2.59 gauges, rear step · bumper, AM/FM radio . Stock 159221. WAS NOW r·-·---------r--------·-·-'" I I '' .,..,. V•l••lllnlt ' ' ,. GREAT TASTING FLORIDA VINE RIPENED LARGE TOMATOES I 2 for ''1.99 I , Slrlo/11 Tltu Dl11rrerr • CAN BE PURCHASED' WITH FOOD STAMPS I VERY GOOD SELECTION OF BEANS, CORN, PEAS, SMALL SEEDS AND MORE! FRUIT TREES, BLOOMING RHODODENDRONS I PINK DOGWOOD TREES ' Slrlolrr n,. Dlrrrrer~ two sou~s watm roll w1111 butter . Cannol tMl used with oti"MIIr dis· counts not1nCIIIMd Al l)iH1rcipatmo stnkho!lUS . fOR THE YARD - 2 for '1.99 I I • 1 1 - ,,, I1 twcwarm ''"'""lw,!f!l...~!~! . ,~, 11 he! tall ·vcu ·can·eall. baktd PG'IIO anc1 hot (alt-you-can·tll) biKed 1nc:1 II '""''"!!f!.!..~!·J!!~· ro" wl1h ctlltr C!ls· Tu 1 Tn 1 I C.....lllllllrt..,..,.,llll, ' '""""""'""'""lin, ¥oiN"'MI~<tS. - , . . . ....... 1~111. - ~ 3'12 LB. BASKET .... $2.19 BULK GARDEN SEEDS •INp V•hr•lllnl• 1 ~I --------Lunch Special! --------Breakfast Sf!llcial! I The Worltl'• Bl,.e•l, I Bt11t BrH/datllltll"d"' 1 I I $Q99 'JIH II ~~ HMI-ft. ........ 7·11... ........ ol Bon's Burttr flsll CanrJQI be Used r ith otfler Tu C..,... filii llf., I IJitd IIUkllOIJIIIS Clllllfl ...not11r MW""' I .,., 1111. ......_ I Vt... lfl/ll. I ¥ttl~ lllltlll!1tll. • 1 I I •• I The Sob and Corena,Bornltz Family and Employ••• would like to wish you a Happy Day ond express their IH/Ings thor 'v egetoblft ton nourish your body, but fl~w11rs can nourish th~ soul/ • IVIRY DAY 1$ OPIN HOU51 AT 808'$ MAR,Cir Til• Bou'• fllll'fltlr '" with lht1 Wor/tl'dll~•t, &1t I S•l•i~ 'tit'" . ________ _____ _ C1t01et Of S,lldwr~eh 'lll'llh Other diBCOOnll . Til lr\CIIIdtd patlng ,f,t panrtt· Cannot bl!l dlscoons AI PlrtH:IJII\rng llllll!MJUsn . not~ne:IIMted I I I II 1-1 ton .pickup, V·8, auto. trans .. PS. PB, gauges, sliding rear glass. chrome ·bumper step. auxiliBry fuel tank, air cond., tin· ted glass, tilt wheel , AM/FM radio, stereo tape. WAS 1 13,995~ 7695. 1 A. lntpKttiCI100"oelfiOppHbeelltllk 1 Jltl Dte·COOiltdWI, -. 1!!16¥ .. 5 STATIQN WAGON Front wheel drive, 4 cyl. , , air cond., heater, S speed, power win· d6ws, tinted glass. cruise, AM/FM radio, stereo tape. rear window defogger. Stock, 50751. WAS NOW lilt. Upper River Rd. - Rt. 7 (South of Silwtr lriclg. Plaral NOW 1 1982 QUANTUM lllf Chot»ed 5ttlk isU 5 .0 ''" ton pickup, 4 wheel driVt', V-8, euto. trens., PS, PB, short wide bed, rear stE-p bumper, tinted glass, .AM rodlo. Stock 158685. WAS · , . NOW 3295. 2195. 3695. 1985 CHEVROLET 1976" C-10 SILVERADO scil~s ~lo wrlh !Iutter. cannot Dt used CO!lnts not1ncludlld At p1r11clpahng sttakhou~ I 1982 VOLKSWAGEN 1 5 1 10 LB. BAG .... $2.19 50 I., B. BAG .... S8.98 •VEGETABLE PLANTS •FRUIT TREES '•BULK GARDEN SEEDS A wheel l .. FLORIDA WATERMELONS ' 24 LB. AVERAGE .... $3.49 FRESH GEORGIA HALF RUNNER-GREEN BEANS · · 2 LBS ..... Ii.39 . . NEW FLORIDA WHITS POTATOES US#l SPECIAL BONUS .. MIX OR MATCH ' ANY OF ABOVE .. S BAGS 011 MORE .. SAVE ANOTHER 25<PER BAG ' '. .. CLELAND . .·. · GREENHOUSE : . l SALE THRU SUNDAY, MAY t2Tll ONLY 40 lb. Potting 40 lb. Top 40 lb. Peat 40 lb. Planting Cow or Sheep Manure Nuggets Mini Nuggets Hardwood Mulch· Pine Mulch WAGON 19851/2 . :ESCORT WEEK;.END SPECIAL ONLY! POniNG SOIL & PINE BARK SPECIALS REG. GOOD SELECTION LOW PRICES You Want The Worldk Biggest, Be~t . Brea/dast Buffet·· ·. Dust ....,. . across General different Telephone'scities service territory In the .evenings for the convenience of all Oliloans. . . .iylalor issues are: -.111 · TM . reasonableness of the : proposed Increase ·- General ·'felephone is requesting a rate .lncrease of $58.1 million ove~ cui!ent revent<es. The PUCO staff,~ after inltlallnvestlga· lions,' is recommending .a rate increase substantially less than the $58:1 mlillonj~ 12i ·The quality · of telephone sei'\lice provided by the com~ny to its customers. This Is · FOR THE HOME GARDENER PORCH BOXES AND COMBINATION POTS A MINI GARDEN OF SUMMER FLOWERS FOR PORCH OR PATIO due. to many allegations of lnadequatl' service, for example static on the lines, operator response, interference from other calls, etc.; (3) The appropriate equipment depreciation methodology and allowance; 14) The company's proposal for Extended Area Service (EAS) surcharges; (5) The proposro rate for coin operated telephone service of 25 cents· currently the charge Is 20 cents. rn~~;~i~j~;~~ ...... ~ . Today, State Representative Jolynn Boster reports the Public Uti lit les Commission of Ohio (POCO) will be holding public hearing In Athens concerning General Tel~phone Company's pending raie hike request . The healing will be on Wednesday, May 29, at 6 p.m . at City Hall - Municipal Court Room - Second Floor, 8 East Washington Street In Athens .. The . hearings are · being held In 10 .. .FLOWERS AND ·flANTS TEL~ MOM.YOU CARE ·AB()Ul HER;.· ·f~Ail -THE THINGS SHE IS TO YOU, FOR All _THE'THINGS . SH.E~S~DONE, GIVE HER A SPECIAL PLANT OR BOUQUET• . - ... . ..... ·:. -->:· HANGING BASKETS . ~ Rate hike hearing , - set Mother's Day .May -12th •' . . - '. LOG HEWING - Uoyd Weddell, School of Hon'leslead Uvlng Instructor for log cabin repair and restoration, dem01111Wa1es the trade of log hewing. WeddeD ha8 spent more than 40 year!! worldngwlthwood and has built and restored log cabins for ll years. · ' Holzet Medical Center Weather forecast Plan youth revival I, j Meigs County happenings .. Meets tonight • 1[ aoa's MARKET AND GREENHousEs .MASON - Incumbent Mason each received 216 votes with · · .'ofrldals were r!l-elec'tl!!) to iwo-year winners ~chard Ohllilger. recelJ/: .. terms 'J'uesday ·evening after ·290.· lng' .200 and .Ch3rles ,Blake, 197 votes. voters turnro out for the town's . Challengers were 0 .. L. Casto, 49 election. . . •Mayor Agnes Roush, who was votes, William :VanMeter, 59. James K Meadows, . 54, ·R ay :·' appohlted by. Mason City CouncU tQ .. replace -former Mayor Cecil_Dev- ·. Varian, '13.- atu:l- l:.el$ Burton Jr. , · ~ -~ . . ' ricK< · re<:e!v€d 205 ·-votes · with . 77. .·' .- - . C~uncll members will start their opposl~g candidate, James E~ second terms. "Johnny" Johnson, gettlng78votes. All votes are unofficial and were .lois Test, who will begin her fifth tefm as recorder, received 236 . canvassed Wednesday night by !he Mason Cl!y Councli. The 'officials , votes. Three winning council will he sworn in July 1 at the start of members. Sherman Ford, Curtis Mason's fiscal ·year. · McDaniel and Donald VanMeter, Seve11 calls were answered IJY local units Wednesday, the Meigs County Emergency Mrolcal Services reports. At 12: 10 a.m., the Pomeroy Unit took Mary StUI from the Zion Road to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Syracuseat8:42a.m.took HaUieCrosslrornSixthSt., toHolzer Medical Center; Pomeroy a110: 35 a.m. went totheFlatwoodsRoadfor Eskey Hlil, dead on arrival; Pomeroy at 4:17p.m. took Delores Wickline from the Pomeroy Health Care Center to V Nerans Memorial; Tuppers Plains at 4: 56 p.m . . took ,John Carsey from . the Arbaugh Addition to St. Joseph Hospital in P;p-kersburg, W. Va.; Middleport at 7:03 p.m. took Lisa Manley from Sycamore St., to Holzer Medical Center and Pomeroy at 10: l8 p.m. took· Wilbur Hood from Crew Road lo Ho~r M_edical Cer;uer. No machine can duplicate the . furnlturere!lnishtngto$350forlong Grande College. Homestead eook· cations are available on the Rio taste of !reshiy baked homemade rille constructiOn. ery, blacksmithing, llnsmithlng, Orande COllege c~mpus one-baH. bread with butter, or the detail and More than a dozen of the region's quilting, . wool sptnnlng, dulcimer mile !rom the Bob Evans Farm. "We're dl'dlcatro to offering quality of a piece of homemade finest instruct~ take students step playing, long rifle construction, log furniture. Butterrnaklng and !urn!- · by step tluQuglt the skills - from cabin restoration, wheat weaving, traditional homesteading skills l'o ture ' re!lnishing are among the . mUldng the cow to chumtng the antiques and collectibles, and chair- preserve and pass along to future Early American homesteading butler - that were once necessary caning are among this year's ll"nera!lons," said Bernard E. skills which can he )earned firs- for survival. Two different classes School of Homestead Living . Murphy, assistant dean for continu!hand during the School of Homes: are taught during each session to ,offerings. Ing . education and off-campus tead Living at the Bob Evans Farm appeal to dHferent !amllymembers In the relaxing atmosphere of the programs at Rio Grande. For more Information, wrttefor a hear ihe southeastern Ohio vUiage and are small enough for Individual · restored fanp bulldlngs, students free brochure to the School of of Rio Grande. lnstri!cllon, . wUI learn a dlllerent way of life Beginning June 17 and running Since 1978 the Homestead Uving which once flourishro In tha Homestead Living, Rio Grande College, P .O. Box 878, Rio Grande, through Aug. 26. 15 weeklong courses have been ot!erl'd at the ·country - a time when It was classes are offered during the Bob Evatis Fum . through Rio do· it-yourselt, or do -withou t. Ohio 45674. school ranging In cost ~m $40 for Donnltory-style living accomrJ10o ' Emergency squads aMwer six calls Incumbents reelected Emergency ,~quads answer seven calls . make the sizable donation, others financially able In the county wW follow suit. Commissioners disCUssed briefly the weekly euthantzmgof dogs at the pound instead of bi-weekly when the faclllty is overcrowded, but no defbllte action was taken. A May 14, 10 a .m . meeting at the courthouse for aij county officeholders and d~rtment heads' to discuss deferred compensation was , annouriced. · The board also voted to enter Into a contract with David M. Grllllth and Associates, Columbus, to rec· (1Ver. Indirect 'costs which may be due the county from state and federal levels, up to the line. Whenthepropertyllne . explamro that Maurice Carnahan, is mined away, theconsentsbecome Chester, had ot!erro to donate'$500 null and void. to a county dog pound fund, ll, Jones Hobert Morrison. st.a te Jobs and Koblents would each donate Tratnlng Program Act evaluator r$5ooaise · ow!thic~ishyboea rh'srsecetatev~.oRouW,edspah Y 15 wasatWednesday'smeetingtogam "" mput on the county's cun'E'nt JTPA Pxempt from theot!erbecausesmce program which is adminlsterro by he was m themlddleof~tenn, he did the Gallia-Melgs Community Acnot recelvl' a raise. Jones and tion Agency. Ail three commission- Koblentzrejectedtherequest.Jones ers had high praise for JTPA with said he bopro Carnahan would HlchJonessaytng, ~·We'vereceived continue with his plans to donate adollarforeverydollarspent." "but not dependant on others.'' Commissioner Manning Roush Jones feels that ll Carnahan does The Daily Sentinel- Page 9 Pon181'0y-Middleport. Ohio • 5 6295, 2495. 1 LOADSTAR 1600 2 ton. V ·8 •. 4 speed. PS. PB, dual rear whf?e'IS, 12 foot bed. Stock N 57603. ' WAS NOW 12695. 3695, 1975 FORD 5 MUSTANG - 2 door,~ tyl., heater, <'luto. trans .• AM radio, bu; ket seats. Stock , 50397. NOW WAS $2295. 1295. 5 4 door, 4 cvl.. heater, 4 speed, Ps. tinted glass. AM / FM radio. stpreo tape. buckE't St'ats. Stork 11 57303. WAS NOW 5695. 4695. 1979 DODGE VOYAGER 5 5 Blue & white tutone. 8 passe nger. au1o. trans .• PS, PB. speed control, gauges, air cond ., AM/ FM rad io, WSW tires . radial tir•s . Stock 157192 . NOW WAS v ~ e. 6695: 1 5295. 1 WOLFB EDITION 2 door, 4 cvl ,, llir cond ., h£>ater, 4 ' speed, tinted gl•ss, AM / FM radio. sterPO tape. radial t ires, bucke-t scats, rt>ar window dOIOQger. StockN 5691 I . NOW WAS 7795. 1 '6543. . 1981 'THUNDERBIRD air V·8, cond ., vinyl roof , heater, auto. trans .• PS, PB , body side mouldings. tinted glass, tilt whee l, c r ui se, AM/ FM radiO. wsw rl"dial firE'S, w~c<' l covers wire. remot€' mir rors, k 1 con· dit ion . Stock /1456 <11 . WAS 5995. 1981 SUBARU GLF 5 2 door, fron t w tlC'c l d riv~. -4 cy1., air cond .• ht'il fCr , 5 sperd, PS . t fn: ted glass. AMI FM r-'dio. burloi.C't S£'i'lts, r c.,r. wi odow defogge-r . Stock n975t. . WAS NOW 5295. 5 4195. 5 cyl., hea tN , 4 spc('d, buckN r(:'~ r wind ow defogger. Stoc k w 58943 . WAS 4 St'af s, 1995. 1 �r ·Page 10-The Daily Sentinel . Thunday, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio May 9, ·1985 AMERICA'S GREATEST ·MANUFACTURER SPONSORED NATIONWIDE SALE COMES TO AN END WITH INCREDIBLE SAVINGS! The ·Daily Sentinel By The Bend •· In the spotlight Thursday, May 9, 1986 Page 11 Diet controls Weight, ·decreases stress By Cindy OUverl CoUnty Exten8lon Agent Home Economics and 4-H . Would you take a pUI · that . promised to give you more energy? Help control your weight? Improve your appearance? Help . In coping with stress? Increase resistance to fatigue? Help reduce anxiety and depression? Improve your ability lo sleep well at night? Guess what? You don't need a super-wonder drug! You can enjoy these benefits by eating properly and exei:Clslng regularly. This week we concluded a series of diet and exercise classes with very good results, and I'm more sold thaneveron·thecomblnatlonof proper dtet and regular exercise as a healthy method for weight . control. With bathing suit season rapidly approaching, many are trying to find quick and easy way to take off the extra pounds accumulated during the winter months. Diet pllls and skipping meals are popular ways of reducing but not very healthy for your body or long lasting. Once the diet Is over, old habits return and so do pounds and Inches. One approach recommended for long lasting effects ts to combine a diet. lower ·in calories with ~ minutes of exercise daily. Before · starting on any program you should cbeck with a physician for any specific directions for your situation. It may not be advlsablef~you to do strenuous exercise or lower calorie Intake before.a certain level, and that decision should be made by you and your doctot. Sensible dieting . Includes the (EDA) recommended daily allowances from an fQur foqd groupsfour breads and cereals, four fruils and vegetables, three milk and two' meat servings. The key Is to·seieci foods that are lower in calories and eat In suggested portion sizes. For example, how much meat do you usualy have at a 'lunch or dinner? Four, eight, even 10 ounces If qul<e common. However, the portion size for the R.d.a. Is two ounces! Another helpfUl suggestion Is to count calories, and think before you put something In your mouth. Other tips are chewing food thoroughly, putting your fork down between bites, eating at a pace; and not cooking too much. It's real easy to put that extra couple of tablespoons of mashed potatoes or leftover serving of cherry pie or Ice cream Into your mouth! Keep nutritious, low calories snacks prepared and on hand and drink a glass of water before eating. Substitute herbs and spices for butter, margarine or oll. Plan desserts carefully. Old you know that one piece of pecan pie contains 670 calories? That -translates Into 129 minutes of walking, minutes of jogging'or .60 mln!ltes of swimming for your body to use up the calories. Also, If you're on a 1,500 calorie a day diet, you've eaten almost one-half of your calories In one dessert! · In addition to watching calories, exercise can help you achieve a better level of fliness. Exercise not only firms up muscles but also m improved your posture. It makes sense that when you look better, you feel better and have that important positive self-Image. 11 you are relatively inactive, yo!IT body's appetite mechanls~ doesn't function properly, SurprisIngly, researchers have s)lown that people may eat more when they exercise less. · Few of us get enough vigorous exercise during our work or leisure hours. Instead, we find ourselves riding In cars In place of walking; using elevators rather than stairs. We also spend a lot of time sitting during our free time as well. 'The more we sit, the less fit we become. Many people think they get anough exercise because they vacuum, golf or bowl. These are common work or lelSJire activities, but they aren't the kinds of vigorous exercise that yield physical and mental benefits. Try one of t11ese Instead: brisk walking, bicycling, swimming, Jumping rope, jogging . or ·aerobic dancing. Sharing the exercise time with a family member or friend can heighten ' beller, but It can also temporarDy your exercise enJoyment. Taking increase metabOlism so that we burn up more calories for a certain classes such as aerobic dancing can period or time following eierclse. keep you on a regular exercise In closing, just a reminder to schedule. check with your physician before An added bonus Is that classes starting any diet and exercise such as these tend to be a good deal of tun, and a great way to make new program. To help get you started on calorie friends . Start. slowly! If you have counting, our office has a pocketbeen fairly Inactive, star1 your size guide to common foods, por1lon exercise plan by wall9ng. It 's a sizes and calories. The pllblic is $Bfe, easy and Inexpensive activity . called "Calories and Weight." 11 that can benefit almost everyone. you would l!.ke to receive a .copy. Choose cornforiable shoes and walk $1 .10 to cover the please sent around the neighborhood or walk pamphlet and postage to·The Meig~ during lunch or coffee break. County Extension Office, Mulbeny Be 1'3tient! Give yourself a Hel g~l s, Box 32. Pomeroy. Olllo chance to develop endurance and ~5769. stamina. You have the right to Old You Know That ... One 16 choose physical activities you ounce · bottle of cola beverage enjoy, ··Be sure to allow time for warm-ups and cool-downs In you" contains 210 calories? All educatioMI programs and exercise program. Remember that activities conducted by the Ohio exercise should be fun , not painful. Cooper ative Extension Service are · If you do feel pain, stop and rest. ava!lablfi> to all potential clientele on Exercising too much or too fast can a non-discriminatory basis without cause Injuries to joints, feet , ankles regard to race. color, national and legs. origin, sex, handicap or religious )3elng active makes us feel affiliation. Beat of. the Bend ~Spring YES! FOR THE FOURTH YEAR BASSETT REDUCED INCLUDING THESE FAMOUS NAME BRANDS! e BASSffi e LA·Z·BOY e SEALY e BUSHLINE e BERKLINE e ZENITH NEW ANO EXCITING! MASON IS PROUD TO SPONSOR ••• ... THE LARGEST NATIONAL ·SALE EVER COORDINATED BY ANY FURNITURE MANUFACTURER. BASSETT'S BARGAIN DAYS USAI FOR l985 IS DESIGNED AND INTENDED TO OFFER MORE SELECTIOI)I, SAVINGS AND EXCITING VALUES THAN EVER BEFOREfl HOPE YOU'Ll PLAN NOW TO JOIN THE THQUSANOS OF HOMEMAKERS ACROSS THE NATION AND SAVEl COLOR T.V.'s! Zenith FURNITURE· co. 2nd·Street · Mason, W. Va. 2.5" color console television ~ Contemporary style In nutmeg oak finish. BEST PRICE EVERt Reg. $629.95 '499~ 304-773-5592 MAGIC! "-e. si".95 Colonl~~j;:~!:';:;' !~~:=~ "•"· s·m:, · TrorultlprtO/ Cur"ed Fronll 3 piecell:en Corr!"pb.ll Anlroro center prln'..""''•· lelve boc.,grov~ with brown and green prlr~t . All pi1Ke1 ho ...e curv~ lront1 ond mQtch~ pillow orm1 . Could ~ usAd 01 o trlldlll011ol or colonlol•tyle . Extra . Side Chairs S75 Each 877 ~ • •r. ·"' ''- ;r;.' ven..r Cont•mpororr 1tyled 1ulle. 81101,1llfwl IV.t ook fini1h . Triple dr••••r . ver.rlcol mirror . live drower d'lelf and pone! heodboard. Solid bulltondkeovy t iESTVAtiJ( I 2 pl~~e:e lone., with burgundy Al'ltron lobrlc. Floro/ pattern ol blue Of!d beige colon . Matehlflg !~ow pillow1. Pieoted1klrl . SUPU IIUYI .Greol f~ jv1t l ifting or reclining, . Multi ·colorlid plo ld HercuiO" tobrkt. $98. $249 $299 • •· SJit.fJ WoiiRetllnerll -•-"·kl_ll'le wall recliner. .· l" yowr ~ . cholceoltwo•tylu . Wtr;t.c~lorol\d •· fobrlc •elktlon,. Chooiii th• ne~t · fabf'lci ~alloble, ' . '· · .. ~ • ·:· • • lffti. S.QU! r~Uner • loclrer Of" Woll Retlltterl Lo·Z·Ioy twfted back with fl.llllklr1. Choice ol three colon ·brown, too1t or blue . . leg. Stfj '"~ · $' 19~ • Rev. U99.95 , Ook ledroom Sullel Bo11e1t Solid Oak and Ook Eorly .-,mer/eon I Counlry Group I 3 piKe Croftmo,ler (0\,ll'l.lry 1tyl&d living room gro1,1p with lolld ook trim and covered In !he eyer popular Pineapple fobrk Throw pillow• 10 match . :$59'9. Suite with tlorol trim ckelgn on front1 . Sui'- includM ... triple dfeuer , hut· ch mirror. Uve 'drawer ch111t. •h•ll h•adboord wUh O'ICI I mlrr·or . fllu1 FlEE f!lgfuut~ndl~.·~· • lleg. Sl 195 • -. rrodltiopol ledrooml $' dBanell chll rr~1 llnl1h at.rl!e Triple r•ner ' ver leal, mirror <hell heodboord and IIOrHf, • •: SID.tS r- l'o•lllon leeliMn I • . • • · . .... REG: ::. $899.95 . • · T BARGAINS/ Reg . $6'n forly A,...erlcon SIHJWrl qyHn 1lre. An!r OII fabr ic , Rev SIOU.$ Twin or Full SIJ•I Seolyludget Server/ Mottreu end ba~ aprlnt coyer doe1n 't match , b1,1l lle•p• beovllfullr . Re-g. U49.9S fori I' Art~lltiran 51Hper 1 F1.1ll1iJe tole tleeper . Mulll ·coh,v ed HercuJ.on lobt-lc. Pillow orm 1trle. E~CHI"lf:CE ·. . ' ... OUILT·TOP . MATTRESS SETS! Matching lecl1t1ettl Beric!lne rockeHec:llner ond wall recliner to rnotch. hautllul burgun· dy and grLIJ)' v•lvet 1ltlpe Iabrie . T09 of the line chair ond fobtlc 1tytet Woll red!,.., tvl~ reclinft 1 'A~ from ffM: wall, rotM CHOta I NEW FURNITURE CAN BE YOURS... Buy 3, 4, 5 or more rooms of furniture now and save hundreds and hundreds of dollaral ' Sealy Rest Firm Supreme Mattress and Box Springs. Twin, Full, Queen and King Sizes. Any Slze ... Some Price! $11900 l--,llllliiliil••••e <SetsOnlvl a cii•PIIo•ce 11 LOVE THill R~ . SI<4~ . 9S Twin or Full S/1el Soot., Re1l Firm Oelu)le , Flrrt~ C~rt~ · tort at an Affor6able Prlc•l EACH PIECE :$49·900 IMPORTANT VALUE! •-e· S-49t.95 $569 TWin <N .Full Slz•l lmperlol Hotei / Mot•l model . Get o good f! iithl 'l re1t for only. . . EACH PlfCE Beautiful Antri>n nyron cover or Hercuton Plaid cover. Group Includes sofa, chair, rock~r. cocktail table .an~tw~endtabtesr . _ · I ...pluamuch, much mo,..l L~~~;;;~~mu;;cll;m;o;re~/~-J MATTRESS SE THAT ENTIRE HOUSEFUL OF FINE $1 6 PIECE WOOD . DEN GROUP! · . Rustle pine living room groups. It-o. IO $-429.00 v.,.,.; swrveiRad:ert I Avalloble 1r1 all the new"! ttyl. . 011d. fot.rln . Gr1101 hiMHon of Color. I $129. To $299. .... S249.f.$ QvHn Anne Wli'lfChor,.l Velvet coY..-ed wing 'ho l t~ . fle~lr~ ovolloble . Choote from bll#e, llrown c.,_ , hctutlfl.ll fobr lu . OIJTI f4CH '"'''Of' $149. 3 PIECE LIVING ~M! Traditional Herculon stripe. Sofa, chair.loveseat! MUST SEE TO BELIEVE! REG . 1799.95 _S399 00 will . stolen - rope and aU. Dr. Lewis writes that ~e fondly remembers Rock Springs because It was there In the sunuiler of 1934, between graduating from MiddlePori High School and beginning studies at Ohio University, that he served In the Clvlllan Conservation Corps. "It was !he flrst time In my life that ! .had three meals a day and all I could eat! And I ate plenty," Dr. Lewis wriles. The 'Orange Township Volunteer Fire Department can relleve mothers - and others - of the cooking chore Sunday. The 'group will hold a public barbecued chicken dinner beginning at 11 a.m. at the department headquarters In Tuppers Plains. Just remember -your wardrobe may be outdated - but a smile can go anywhere. Do keep smiling. ReQ . Sl99. U lo S299 95 FIAI or Ov..n Sl1el S.Oiy Enchanted Night S.rift. Top 'remlum leddlf'IQ at AHordabl• Pfic•• · Get o great night'• siHp for SPECIA&:~Rt \ ant,. ... R.-g. S299,Wi laun"er r Ideo! lounging plec:e lor the lomlly room . Auburn goldlutlobr l~ . .FLOOR LAMPS! Dark wood finish with marble top ' ' beveled shade with swivel. ' REG . SUUS Cl>lno .... 2 doot1 , 3 chwer•. t ttt.H REVOLUTIONARY! 5 PIECE WOOD DINETTE SET! ChlnaHIIkh I door , 2 tl... ah.h... .LII.. , IIthf RIG.$1495 $12 Rev. S119-' 9 PI«• Con~orr Sl~le l ao...tt Oolr Olnlnt ~~~ • . ,,..., .. toble with Y mokhed table top ond Iorge leo! , Llgh-.d hulth with 11.111 glou doo". I ••m <hoi' chain , SOliD VAWll ~d s Oldo ,REO.I329.95 I ... plua much, muclr motel EVERY UVING IIOOM REDUCED... PLUS EVERY CHAIR ACCESSORY, OCCASIONAL TAILE f.AMp' · ROCKER, RECLINER AND PICTURE REDUCED TO 5Ell j EVERY llfDROOM REDUcED,' PLUS EllERY CHEST DR!SSU, MIRROR, NIGHT STAND AND HEAD aoAJIIi UP Tq 70% OFF I ' EVERY DINING ROOM REDUCED ... PLUS All CHAIRS CHINAS SERVERS, TAlliS, BUFFETS AND OCCAsioNAl. "KISt EVIllY DtNI'tTE SET, MAmtESS SET, DISK, IOOKCASE AND CURIO llfDUCIDI HAll TREE, CONSOLE WAll UNITS AND TELEIIlSIONSt PLUS HUNDREDS AND HUNDREDS C. ODDS NfD ENDIILASHID I SAVED -1be goepeiii'OOp''!la\'ed" wll befllnalnllltlllerevlvalllt Ole Old lleChel Chureh, corner of Route 7 111111 Stclry'a Run Road below 'MiddlepiJrt Monday 111111 'nJellday evtmlp, 7: 3t p.m. aovts Vanov« It 'the Maldlll up Ole II'OOP are Jll!lt to ....., frolt&. OWe Mce.-IIIIIISteveChalley,aadbai:k,PIIIIIFremuln.BobScllem'aad e\1...,..... SOFA, Mason ·F urniture Co. 304-773-5592 COMMODE TABLE WITHDRAWER 2nd Street M•n, W.Va. '· TO STATE CONTI!:sT SATURDAY_; Gina PelJegrlm, 1ett, ~place wtnner ~ pertOI'IlUIIICt! .t ~ . ~ History. Day _. Ohio Unlyerslty, and' Kerr! The Southern Hills Art Council will meet Monday, May 13, at 7 p.m . In thfi> Rio Grande College Fine and Performing Arts Center. Mark Levlnfi> and other contrlbu tors to the college publication. "Ship of Fools ," wiU read original poetry during a coffee time from 7-7: 30 p.m . · Following the meeting, Martha · MacDonell of Lima, Ohio, will present a program highlighting the development of the Council lor \he Arts of Gfl!ater Lima. On Tuesday, May 4, from 9 a.n'i.-noon , Ms. MacDonell will . meet with Arts Council trustees and Interested members at the John Lambert Gallery In Jackson . Ms. M~cDonell's services aretunded.by _ ..a technl~;_al ·.asslstance gril!lt from · the Ohio Arts Council. · · llllttory Day _. Case Weslem Reaerve Unlvel'!llty, Cleveland, Saturday. 'They wm 11e accompaaled by · ..their coath; Pan Si\lm0118,·Southem facuHy member . The filurtn annual Ohio. c.t.c.A . Bel!p, SOOOJ!d_pllic•fWinllet, wW connie.te·bt ·.0111!! ·- - r History Day .competitors set ... Gllia Pellegrino and Kerr! Beegle, both Juniors at Southern High' School, will crimpete In Ohio History Day to be held Sal\mlay at Case Western Reserve University In Cleveland. Taking first and second, respec· lively, In the district contest held recently at Ohio University, Pelle· grlno and Beegle wW conipete In the performance category on the theme, "Triumphs and Tragedies." Their coach Is Southern (acuity member. DonSaimons. PelleJn"lnO will perform a dra- . Pennll '111e¥111en. ' iri Revival services ' Revlvallfl!l'VICeswill be held at the Old Bethel Church, rorner of old Roule7 and Story's Run Road below MIM'ep!Yt, Sunday through May 18. .7:00 each evenlni· . Sln&'ft'l wiU be "Saved,'' Monday and~: DanHaymanandthe Middlepo~ -· Coontey 'iiimntlmers, Wl!dnesday and Thursday; t{eavenbound Four, May 17, and The Wayfarlnlt . StranaenJ, May l8. The public Is Invited to attend .. Clovis Vanover, evangeUst, willl;le the speaker. CCC .reunion set . reunion will .be . held June 22 ,;, 4 matte scene from "Cleopatra." Beegle porlrays the true story of Anna, an Immigrant of Jewish ancestry, and how she deals with the a troclties ofWorkl Warn before and after she finds out her husband's Involvement In war crimes. State winners will travel to Washington, D.C. for the National History Day Contest to be held In June. -The contest Is made possible by a grant from the NEH Youth Projects of the National Endow· ment for the Humanities and Is held to encourage yOUng people to exploro? a historical subJect related to a yearly theme. The contest day Itself Is a culmination of a series of activities that are designed to help students learn more about history uslngthecontent and methods of the social studies, language, literature and the arts. . Judging Is based on historical quality, quality of presentation. and adherence to theme and rules. This ·Is Southern- High School's first year to enter the contest. · · Martftt's Meado)Vs,' i10rth .of , Warren. and Is open to all veterans and spouses. Registration will.be at 9 a.m. and the program will commence at 11 with a covered dish dinner at noon. Door prizes will be awarded during the afterooonsoclal, and the evening will conclude with a wiener roast with coffee and soft drinkS to be provided . Those attending are asked to share memorabllla from their C.C.C. days. Further Information on the reunion may be obtained from W.W. Wonders, 5683 State Route 46 N.E .. Cortland, Ohio 44410, telephone number 21~3397. 8 & 40 notes anniversary The 20th anniversary of the Meigs County Salon 710, Eight and Forty, was owrved Monday night with a dinner party at Trinity Church. Special guests for the observance were Linda Edmundson, Ohio Departemental cllapeau; Grace Green, Ia secreta Ire departemental, both o! Columbus; Pat Olaker, departemental l'archlvlste; and Dorothy Wort, ctepartemental ritual and emblems, ChllUCOihe. Pearl Knapp of the Meigs Salon ·Is the dl'partemental chldren and youth committee, second member, and was also recogniZed during the evening. Gifts were presented to all · of the state officers. The red and white color scheme was carried our in the decorations for<heannlversaryobservancewith Loretta Tiemeyer, petit chapeau, extndlng a welcome to the state officers and vlsltlilgElgh< and Forty members from Vinton County, Gallla County, Columbus, and Chillicothe. Alma Jotmson ofSprtng. fteld, sister of Veda Davis; member of the Meigs Salon, was a guest. Women o! Trlnliy Church served the dinner. Gameswereplayedwith prizes going to the winners . The door prize was won by Mrs. Edmundson. AU of the visiting o!flcers had remarkS In response to their Introductions. Chester Council planning D of A 51st'anniversary Four solid ptne chairs "fllh padded seats and 36"x<48" trestle table with formica top. 95 Southern Hills Arts G.>uncil plans meeting fling' scheduled Dr. Le)Yis feels the American By JI9B HOEFLICH Flag should be flying and especially Sentinel S&aff Writer · at the Rock Springs Cemetery. He Racine area residents will proba·generously sent along a check to bly want to reprovide funds for that new nag . . member · Mrs. Beulah Bradford -..___ I see some good looking restored who will be obcars around Meigs County so serving her 90th apparently "we're Into it." birthday on May So - perhaps, collectors.or even 12. Mrs. Brad· be Interested In the enthusiasts ford, formerly of 21st annual auto show of the Racine, -Is confined to the Kimes Pioneer Antique Auto Oub to be Convalescent Center, Athens, Ohio, June 9 at Marietta College. held and cards can be sent to the center. Seventy trophies costing over $900 What's a Spring Fling? . will be awarded to . the top three Dlfterentthings to dlfferentfolkS, ·places In 22 categories wlilctl I guess. lnolude antique and spec)alln!erest However, the Spring Fllng being cars and truckS, along with muscle held by the Pomeroy Chamber of cars, street .rods and street rna· Commerce'on June 8 at Royal Oak chines. Hours of the show are 11 Park Is to he dinner, a dance and . a.m. lo 3 p.m. "lots of ·tun." · Anyone wanting more lnf9 can · Tlcki?ts have ·gone.Ori sale for rhe · · contact Dwayl)e D. Stone, Cl\!b event at the Pomeroy Chamber preslctent, 100 Halstead Roa'd, office, Clark's Jewelry S<ore, Tea· Marietta. The zip Is 457&!. ford Realty and Bank One and cost . I mentioned ~ few ;,weeks hack , .JlO. a single and $20 a couple: . that . a small pup Ued !!~!Ill' the· . .··" .J>rovidlngmuslc tor dancing-will be . owners . liciu~'. tn" Middleport 'was .. ''Sugar Bear.".. · >. · ... · shot. Tit~ · pup ·was i'!Wverlng and If you need more detail coniai::t was m"oved 10 another location on the Pomeroy Chamber office at 'the owner's property - and was 992-500i. Oh - hours wUI be from 6 sllll confined. Tuesday, the animal p.m . until midnight. llecame ill and died. The vet Said Dr. Edward W.W. ~Is , for- the pup had been poisoned. Just want to remind you that although merly of Middleport -and so many of you remember him- has read of we have many fine people around the difficulty with the American . - we also have some'lhat are not so fine. It takes aU kinds - wonder Flag at the Rock Springs Cemelery. why? You may remember that It was • Plans !or the obsetvance of the 51st anniversary of Chester Council 323, Daughters of America, were made at the Tuesday night rneet!!lg held at tbehall. The celebration with charter members to be recognized wW be held at 8 p.m. AllDOIInCed at themeetin&WU the dlstrtct aess'ton to be held at New LexingtOn on May22, 7 p.m. at the Senior Qtlzens Center. It was noted that Letha Wood wW be90)'NI'Sold on May 2281111 membera werelll'llt'd to aend her 8 card. Fem MOITia presided with lhe pledge to the flag and prayer opening the meeting. Scrtpture was taken from Mark 1. Reported Ul were Leona Hensley, Mae Spencer, and Dorothy Myers, with Marjorle ·CUtlord and Opal Smith remaining In the hoSpital. Attendni were Fern Morris, Mary ShowaHer, Erma Cleland, Mary Holter, Faye Kirkhart, Be\1· tah Maxey, Betty Roush, Lora Damewood, Everett Grant, Doris ' Grueser, Cora Beegle, Esther Smith, Ruth Smith, Katlly Pullins, Charlotte Grant, Eva R.olrlon, (leneYieVe Ward. Iva Powell, Virginia Lee, and Opal Hollon . "' PAGEANT WINNER- Jolalne Bartlmus, daughter of Mr.Wid Mno. Robert L. Bartlmus, Gallipolis, won Miss Photogenk:, Miss Talent 111111 Mltts .Sportswear In the Miss Dream World Pageant She was lint rurtneMlp In the overall competition. She wW go on to slate competlllon In AugUst. She altends Prollles Modeling School. '""''ntly. Wolf Pen community notes Mr. and Mrs. ·t.esue Frank and Sarah Beth were recent Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs . Eugene Haning and Ronald. Mrs. Ethel Oark of Pagevllle were recent weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert RusselL Jan Knapp of J,.jtng9vllle was recent Saturday afternoon visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smith. Mrs. Iva Johnson was recent . ';j .~.L. - . • visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Charley ; Smith. ·Ida Murphy. Peggy Murphy and Mrs. Barbara Davis, Ashley and Joshua, were recent SUIIQay vlsi(ors of Mr. and Mrs. JQSWh Evans and tam!ly of Racine. · ' Peggy Murphy was Thursday, , visitor of Tammy Johnson. John E. Murphy was rec;ent visitor of Mrs: John R. Murphy and' Peggy. ' �. ' ' Thursday, May 9, 1985 •I Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Fl ~~-~~~9 !!~rce; ~~ Semon. FHA-HERO was held recently at the Buckeye HllJs Career Center. · Rl>presentlng Meigs In competl!Ions were Kim Stewart, state representative; Jerry Breuitz, Job_ application and interview taking a taken _Slinderella meets Field trip ' """""!:':1'1"';1,~: •, \ J Cathy Hudson lost the most weight, and Rhonda Hannahs was runner-up at the Monday nightFive PolntsSiinderelia Class held at Five Points. At tbe Tuesday nlght_Mason class, Roxanna Barton lost ~most weight, and Candy Van Meter was ruDJ:II!r-up. JoAnn Newsome Is the lecturer and handles-enrollments In 1\l>enty-e!gt.t first and · second grade students of Lynn Bookman and Linda McManus, Harrisonville Elementary School, took a recent field trip to Rio Grande College. Linda Bawer of the Rio Grande faulty, hosted tbechlldren who -..:~re entertained in the new Fine Arts building with a puppet show entitled · "Don't Talk to Strangers," and some materlill on the Statue of Uberty. They also visited the couege Ubrary. "• Jl,· • WINNERS - Veda Davis. seated left, advlllor for tbe Pomel'OY Juniors, American Legion AuxDiary, was presented a trophy for her 11111'1'811ve detailing the program and service acllvltles of the juniors which won the award for t11e be$ all-amund unit In the stale. rilcelved by the Pomeroy juniors are displayed here by Loretta 11emeyer, seated, the Eighth Dllltrlct Junior "-ctlvltles Chalnnan, and standing, left to right, AlUla . WW, Lori Black, Laney Hankla, Erica MCOintock, and Amber Hankla. Numerous other cerilflcal.es and ·cash awards Local junior Auxiliary honored The first place trophy In Ohio for the best aU-around activity program by a Junior American Legion Auxlllary unit wa5 awarded to the Pomeroy unit, Drew Webster Post 39, at Saturday's 34th Annual Department Conference held at the . Hilton Inn in Columbus. Selection of the trophy winner was based on a narrative prepared by Mrs. Veda DaVIs, longtime advisor of the junior unit. Theunltalsotookfirst place In the Juniors in Action, a program deallng with veterans affairs and rehablllta lion based on service projects al the Athens· Mental Health Center and the Arcadia Nursing Home, Coolville. Recognition of participation In the Adopt a Grandparent program was recognzed as well as the unit's achieving its membership goal wtth certlftcates being awarded in both programs. An honorable mention was given the Pomeroy unit for both. the history and foreign relations scrapbooks. Final plans were made for a Day ofRecoUectlontobebeldonSunday, Mayl9, from2to5R.m.attheSacred Heart Catholic Church when the Catholic · Women's . Club inet recently. Sister Margaret Grlesbaum will be the speaker for theobservance.It was noted that a lasagnadlnnerwlll be held on June 20. The traveling Madonna was won by Catherine· Welch. There wUI be no June meeting but a potluck picnic will be held July 8 at Hackett's cabin in Reedsville with mass beginning at 6: :JJ and the.dlnn,er to rouow. Golf meeting set The ladies and men oftheJayMar GoH Club will hold their first goH outing and potluck dinner SUnday at 4 p.m. Membf;>rs and guests are asked to take a covered dish and their own table service. Meat will be provided. John and Penny Compton and Tom and Mary Bowen will act · · as hostesses. Thank You, God Thank YftU. Cod. for thr lifE' You ~ave, •• And my chance to b(_) u man: To fat-e life's many problems, And 10 do tht• ~~ I can, ntanks fo~ !hE> food aM <:lo1hiriJ!. And thf.> sheltff o'Pr my l'k'ad: And tht> Book of tOO Holy Scripture. Aftd what It wUJ do If n:'ad. H.AJbard'sGr....._ NOW OPEN FOR SPRIN8 SEASON 1tbovf' Forget Spr(>ads it~ warmth o'(\r hlll and pktl n: Gl\'tnj;tlil:l:hl and ·nre to all on earth. Provln"J!: all Is nof In va in.,. ' · And ttl(> moon W(' set ut nl~ht . Thank You for each blade of grass. E.c h 11'('(' that ~50 tall: SOO~Aing Its bea~;~ty in si>rtngtlnw. ~ fad ln~ awa y £>ach faiL \VIlh knowlt'd~e as lllllf' marchPS on. Sel's· a God In HL>aven above; WhO niles ihe world lnstt>ad of man, Wllh a w<'al uOOyln.li{ ktve. And thOURh all thin~ that rn;:m has done, And C'l"afm('CI as :,~ ll his own: Without that one whO ru les above, Would IX' ouT In the world alonf:', thf' n}.ank \'Ou fqr land wf' ha\"(\ To do wl1 h as WC' c:;ll(lOSl>; To rai.ll(' ·rur crops and prcJI:Ide a SOUl'(.'('. For the mun y thlnj.ls W(' i.t!W. F'ar ns W(' know. man· h.'ls a mtnd. And thl? will lo 1\v~ or die: But dOn' t fbrgel the real Kin~. ts the On(' hl~ h In the skv. • - Sy Olen lt3rrtson, Pomeroy . 'Ii!ank You tOr our <'arthlv hOm<'. Tl}at sht•ltcrs us cach daY: From th(' heat of torrid summer. And thl' colCI that t'Omes our way. bf:>E>n roll a grade cit B or In aU thclr sub.WC!sto bP named to the announ~ . Ma~ng ~A-'er("; First gntde- Anita Collins, Kf'vtn Deemer, Ryan HilL Rochelle J~nldns, Jennller l..aw· renC<>. Jay Mc Kelvey, Ton! Plr.Ltno; Della Pu~h . So.mml S[ssoo, Kelly Swis'tw.>r, Rayan Voun~ . -· St-:orond grade - Brian Anderson . Randy Bln.lit:. Mason Fisher, Adam Krawsczyn, 'Andrea MOQre, Amy Weaver, Ryan Williams. Th.il"d grade -Aaron Drummer, Anctrcw F'lt>lds. Chrts Guinther, JOdi Hobbs, Crystal Harmon, Mlchai'l McKcl\>ey. Amy Moore. Amber Ohlinger, Stephanie Sayre. Fourth gradP . "7 J¥'t11;tnY Bass. John Senti(')', Va leriE' Connolly, Eeklle Harris, Tamara Hayman. Klmhl"rly J<'nklns. Ray Proffitt . RcbCC'ca Null. The- tlft~ six weeks gracUna per1od l'onor roll 01 the Soulhern Junior Hlih School hal ...., announced. 1\laldng a grade li B or abOve 1n all their subJect.. to be named 10 the Rouill, Shawn Wolle. Flhb gro<le- JOihua Codner. Sll<lh aro<le - Junle J!eelle. roll were: Buraoos. Nancy Teaford, James Panon. Karen Saltaman. Travla Cain. Allc.'e Lewis. Wolfe, Tr1cla Wolfe, Sher1 Roush. Ammy: HarriSon, Zlrkle, Jane Ann WUOams. Shelley Sawyers. Eighth gra~ - Leslee DOOdlng. Carol F'lsher, Cl")lsta l Hill, Herbert Roare, Ellz.abrth Smith, Chr~ Stout, Todd llile, Kristen Pape. Mark Porter , M elanie Van Metft'. The Mh alx weeka grad.ln& period I:Mlnor roU a! the Soulbern Hlgll Sch>ol haJ been announct'd. Maldng ., grade rJ B 91" abow In all thefr sub)frctJ to bfo named tO the roU werf.: Senlon- Jm Clarl<. Ralph Fisher, Karen HPTlllley, Julie Houdashelt, Lots Ihle, Char· lotte Ly0111, Davkt Powell, Darin· Roush, Lori . Seventh grade - KfY1II Lawrence. Almee Hunt. Kathy Ihle. Jeremy arenda The tUth six weeks grading period ~r rOU at the Portland Elementary School hal been announced. Makln(l: a grade 8 or abwe in all thelr subJects to bP named to the- « Jenntfff Llsl£>, Cheryi Pape. JOl"lla Plzzlno, Hcathl>r Roush, Michael RusseU, Robyn Stout . Androa Theiss. Evans, Kenny Rizer. Kristy Rtzer, Bar!Me gratr Jason Amolt. Amber Cumings. Carlloh Dn.tmfnfr. Kim Harris, M~,trcy Hill. Scott LISle, Rf'nf'€' Rt.isseU. Sl>~th grade ..... Tonya lllf.les. Mica Jooc.os, Fourth grade - Nick Adams, M~ael NOTICE bi<'S~ In~s. • EDW. JAY SHERIDAN, A\D. ~ again I U)lmk You for 'hl' hclp Ahd lor listenlng to my prayC'n;; 1 For h(>lpln)iil with my !:iplrltu<JII!fe, And ull mY earthly cares. . A}ld If ~rm> day I make II There, Al1d 11lC'f't ~~ou fact' to {aC<': OPHTHALMOLOGY · (Diseases & Surgery of the Eye) ThC'n I'll thank you ~rsonally. "For your !'('(Ieeming waC'e . .-By Ok'n Harrison. Pomrroy. Announces The Opening of .· New Office SUPER SPECIALS ' Shaii~ 111101 H•lp • l 'w always longed to be a trk>nd. 1b aid mv fc>llow man: 'yf) help oU t tMi'c n misfortune striKes. Bnngch{'('r to those Tca n.• . ' .To hrtp thC' roo~ and needy ont>S. S{J~n· my t:'arthly w('alth; A.lld ('V('n to the sk'k som e"tlmcs, Help nul¥' tht-m b:.trk to health . ~d whrn I *BROYHill & TELL CITY ROCKERS *lASSEn MIRRORS *WINGBACK .CHAIRS .. *BROYHILL OPEN STOCK BEDROOM FURNITURE *COFFEE & END TABLES *ARTIFICIAL FLOWER PLANTS *HOOVER SWEEPERS MANY MOlE ITEMS see a net~Zhbor . ncar,· \\hO l'l('('(ls a helpl n ~ hand: 11. Prlngs a fc-eitn2 of wa:rml.h Inside, AT 565 JACKSON PIKE 'f? help hi m If 1 ca n. HILLCREST EYE CLINIC ' SO' knowing this, my mind is fm>. No pain too grrat to bf.:1r: Ft:>r all ulong the rood of life. " 'There will tx- m or(' grief to share. MAY 1, .1985 LIVING ROO.. SUITES APPOINTMENTS MAY BE MADE BY CALLING . •- By Olen Harrison. Pornrory . . OR 675·- 7969 AFTER 6 P.M. ' All BtDROOM SUITES PRICED WITH NIGHT STAND S!lrlnstlme · BASSETT TRADITiONAL REG . '1200 .............. .. ... .......... SALE ' 799 .95 BASSETT TRADITIONAL WITH DOOIIID CHill REG . •2000 .................... : ...... SALE ' 1250.00 BASSETT EARLY AMERICAN REG . '2040 ...... .... . ................ SALE ' 1350,00 BASSETT COUNTRY LOOK REG . •1BOO .................. ......." . SALE ·~250.00 WEBB CHERRY REG . '1792 ............ .. ........ .... . SALE '1290.00 WEBB EARLY AMERIAN DARK PINE . REG-1 ' 1300.. :._. .. : ........_. ... _.. ......... SALE •799.95 _ . BROYHILL OAK .. REG . .'1300 .. .'............. , .......... :: SALI; •799·.9.5 BROYHIL PINE . REG. '1300 .......... .. ...... ........... SALE '799.95 II/IANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM 'l1if' greaUV'Ss 'or COd's power: Ift the> spr1n!lflm~IS dlSplll)'t'd: Old thin~ broug~t lo tiff' a,:ta in. Whlh:. t hrough wtnWI", ban? ha.Vf' laid. ll(W leaves that show ap(l(latance, Ml'adows that w('J'(' brown and barren , Now Wkf'S on n~ look of splendor, ~ei" lx>inJit nt'Stled under -A1nt('l' 5now. "' .AJIIIVinR: tl't ln.es, thaT SOU~! 8 refu2(', : From Orituro'S cold and· wintry blasi : · · Fkl rclld"· tro m warmth or sunshine. . A~ knOW" tt,:at sptin~ .IS hri'c at last. A flfnr. the ea rth and all tha1'11ln II. SA>s thl' power or God aboVe: ...... . ~ •c"" 12 BEDROOM SUITES T;P glw, tha n ro I'('Ci!!Vt-. 446-0112 Sees to II in other ~sons, .. B~ It' !I sprln~tmr !.,~L.wo love1-. ;;..:-ByOlt:on Hariison,Pomeroy. ' ~· Months Free Financing · 1th Approved .Credit .. ·" • whh!nJ·Ar- Da.Ybre~k . t:a;ch ~<iy that brt'a ~s sO bd~ li t and fair, As vll'Wt;'d by lh(' human eye; · 1 Just takt> a moiTJ('nt and offer thanks, To God up tO ttM> sky, ·· .ZENiTH Z4': Dioaonll C~s-. tomStries Remote Control . Color TV. ~n lo mov<' on('(' mort': Tcrflnd lhf'lr wa,v und each onl.' do \V~a tl hl> nrv.• d3)' has in store. lt ~kf'6 onf' ffl('l so very sm311, Compared to Hls W'('a l la nd; tomStries Color TV Speciol. QUANTUM SEDAN 81'8'ti118 9 FT. SOUTHERN SPUN DISH DillE 324 IECEI~ER TRACIIR HMOTOR DRIVE cqMPLETELJ INSTALLED * $1895 * i fUPPIIS ~ . . . •MAY• SPECIAL Reg. S4CJ9.95 7 l'c. Oak ........................... Salt S349.95 Reg. SJCJ9.95 7 l'c. Pine ......................... Sale '499.95 And yo~,~ don"! know w h at to do. 'i'hl'r(•s a f('('llflj:l of con tcntrr:rnt , Reg. S7CJ9.95 7 pc. Pine ........................... Sale S49CJ.9S LA·Z·BOY RECLINERS $439 95 With 2 orm chairs, "C sidt chairs Witft 2 orm chairs, 4 1idt thairt & frt~flt tablt Reg. $89CJ.9S 7 Pc.Oak w/woo4 edgt rablt ... Sale S499.95 Reg. SS29.95 7, Pc. Pine.,........................... Sale S399.9S Sll923111 SU.PER SPECIALS A ~hbu ldrr on which to c ry ; ~ne who will h('lp you , .. WOOD DINEnE SETS Friend« ( When vwr heart l!i sad and lonctv, Whm Voo f('(l) so low an d bi iJC'; · And yOur tlultv l3sks a bUI'd<'fl, !'11mronC' you ra n cal l upon . rr yoo11 Ju st l(l! th('m try. • Solll«lne you havr known for }'('ars, Or mavlx> just for awhllf': ~a\'~ vou f('('iln ~;: bctt C'r now, For lx' Shows I} with a smllt'. Table w/6 chain w/cloth seots ........................ S249.9S TAble w/.4 dlairs w/doth seats ................... ,... SJ99.9S TIADE IN YOUR OLD IECUNEI AND GET . FROM SlOO TO SUO Swi¥11 Rocker llldit111 s......................Sale 1279.00 wiT,.. Rig. 1607 4 0¥1t'11Uffed (hairs ........Sale S3CJCJ.CJ5 wll•a4e ANAGON W.T. Diii(Onll Cu5· . ' 20 down payment with 17IGO Rtfrl.....tor WAI 'IH.H W\im all Othf'f S IUfll l:IWI:I.\'· So•l'llli\'C' tor Hlm and die for Hlrn, And JISIC'n fOt' HIS rail; RecauSf' or w h3t hf' promlsl.'d, ' When ] SU I'I'£'nck'rC'd all. maximum to finance. Monthly BEMco ~y MATTllfSS AND BOX SfRING-AHY SIZE-EVERY QUAUil-ABSOLUTUY ~y PIEtf Of BEMCO BEDDING.IIOtll STOAf WILLIE SOLD AT .. . . A·manslon I t'Oulct ran my !J'IATI, Up' lltt•rr In Gtm·y Land: Qnp that's buill of solid rock , And nqt on slnklnR sand. Whrrl' t t:~trl sta,v fol'('vcr. And S(ll.' Hls shining: fare: And tha nk Him many. many tlm('S , Far hLo;; rNI['('mlnR jUacr! .' percent Fre~t•ctur Hravr'n, ~~s th(' only Frtrml I know on ('art h. . Limited Tlnie Offer · Explr• May · 11~ 19es 1.1% APR financing, 36 months term, paymentotU1.7t per tllou..nd. n.oc•. Ft. Thllt l"m ROinJ( 10 !ii'(> SOfT)(' day; Over 30 To Choose From Including GTI, . Jetta GLI and Cabriolet ·Convertible! ·:;'\ .GET 1 FREE Homt• 'f'h(or(':!< a Lord I know ln Walk dOwn JOOst:' slf('('ts of purest wall 110 hit'{h; •' ' •l•"w•••• Cloii-IOn 1~le.,l •"' •l... GofGorfl w........,. •1...., ...., , .,"" •T•""'• .••~ (lam-a _____ ,...,.1-Gt-o....,.._ ........... .,... n••~ •·~~~"t •Qfi~ I IICt lol .... ~old, ~ viC'Yt' t he When George Washington signed the llrst postal act on Feb. 20. rm. maQing ra IE'S wereset to correspond with the mileage the letter was car,rled. ! ' . ----- . the' canyon walls of Wyop1!ng's ' It\· ·Chest Freezer Holdl 280 lb1. , Modo! FH16,M2 WAI 311.11 1 NOW $3)995 · Yellowstone River consist of15 fossil !olt'Sts. one buried at()p another. ~ HOME SATELLITE TV SPECIALISTS --- Agiant ahteatcr ofSouthAmerlca ca6eat:JJ.(Xl:Itermltesor ' nts !none day. 371 615,1 ' • LAMPS· BUY 1 know 1n,:t 1hill1hf' fr lr nd you had, Whllt\ In thl, ror1hly stay: Leav~ mC'morlfos ,\'OU "ill treasun:>, And n£'\'f'r forgl."l or put awa,v. ~ - B~, Olen Hurl'lson. Pom('roy. .. • MANY MOll TO CHOOSE FIOM AU COLORS, AU SIZES Throu~h f')'f'S noo· blurred wllh !("drs, .llL~f • • Rig. $319 T'mlodititlioaaliaaal $35995 MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM ..-. HEIE IS JUST A FEW OF THE SAVINGS 111g. S449 Snal hwn Trad. ............Sale 1219.95 w/Tra4e 13 IN STOCK! BIG TOP PRICE And as the PilJ!:CS of llfr af<' tu mro. 1ltr days puss on to y~a rs: You Clln look buck and rcmemtxor. . d6 • • SatlsfJC'IIon b(>yond rompan•: Wli('fl you know you haw a frlrnd, Who t'f'a ll ~· S«>m'l to mrl'. . SIUEIBIBD SA'I'II.UTI J JETTA S54995W.T. / Rul IN\'Ni u s w ith a tllou~h t and hope. Thai we would likl' lo shakC' His hand. -By Olrn Harrison. PoT11f't'o.v.' CAMPER . . .. • ZENITH 25" Oioconot Cus· Kri:M·in~ you an• a pari of this, fktaust• of Cod's JilT(la f ~a{.'(l. of programs on maintenance of health, lolntly spoliSOred by the Holzer t'.redlcal Center and the · Holzer Clinic, and planned speci!lcally for community residents who ate age 55 and over, wUI be In Meigs County on 'f4esday, May 14. at 1 p.m . In the Student Center, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy. Featured speaker wlll be Sam Levert, M.D .. from the Department at In.temal Medicine specializing in Jle!JI'Oiogy, a member of tbe Holzer Clinic alld the Medical staff at the Holzer Medical Center. Dr. Levert will talk about strokes, the causes and theelfect on the total person. To Ulustrate his program, be wtll show a series of slides ol abnOrmal cr scans of tbe head, taken after patients suffered strokes. ,. ' W.T. TO:SN> thr> nl~ht clouds dlsap)X'ar, And warm sun lakr their placc:.•; In January 1981, Dr. Levert joined the' clinic and the hospital staff, co'mlng to Gallipolis frofn Baton Rouge, La .. where he was associated for 11 years wtth the Baton Rouge Neurological and Neurosurgical Associates. Agraduate of Louisiana State University School of Medicine In New Orleans, he Interned and ·completed his residency in Neurology at Louisiana State University Affiliated Hospitals, Charity Hospital of Louisiana, In New Orleans. Alice Wamsley, director of tbe Senior Citizens .Cel)ter activities, Is making the local arrl!lgements, along with Mary Harrison, R.N.. from the hospital, who Is coordinating tbe program as a community Information service of the hospital ' and the clinic. The public is Invited to·attend. -· . .:. A Ctwll('(' to SC'e all forms or ltrr. •'' The fltth in tbe bi-monthly series •' . .•. S69995 Anotlwr ch.ai"K'r to 5('(' His power. Fr!~m H<'llven to dcqx:ost sru. SCI ROCCO -.. ·; . SZ25JIPN CIV~ thanks to Him Fol' li ghT of clay, Th.a1 H<' hus IN you S('('>; GOLF OVER 70 LIVING ROOM SUITES TO CHOOSE FROM 3 PC . BASSETI LIVING ROOM SUITE (Brown! REG . '1984.00 ................ .. ...... , ........... SALE '1235 3 PC. BASSETI LIVING ROOM SUITE lin Blue or Brown! REG. '2295 .... ......... .... ....... .. .. .......... ,_SALE ' 1390 3 PC . BROYHILL LIVING ROOM SUITE_ . REG. $2052 ,, ...................................... SALE ' 1300 KING HICKORY. 3 PC. LIVING ROOM SUITE REG . $2034 ................................ : ....... SALE '1290 BROYHILL COLONIAL 3 PC . LIVING ROOM SUITE REG . '2653 ......................................... SALE '1540 3 PC . GAINES TRADITIONAL LIVING ROOM SUITE REG . '1700 ........... ... ....... .............. : .. ... SALE '995 3 PC . GAINES COUNTRY LIVING ROOM SUITE REG. '1500 ........ .............. ................ SALE ' 799 .95 3 PC . GAINES E.A . LIVING ROOM SUITE lleio•l REG . '1425 ........................................... SALE '750 3 PC. E.A, GAINES PIUOW ARMED UVING ROOM SUITE REG. '1 600 .;-. ............ ............... .. Super Special ' 800 3 PC . BUSHLINE E.A LIVING ROOM SUITE . . . REG. '1795 . ...... ........ -. ..... ... ... ..... ., ., ..... .SALE ' 1075 3 pc. GAINES CONTEMP. ·UVING ROOMSt.lllE tBtuei G,.yl · .. REG.'1800 ... ... ........ ............... .. ........ SALE '799 .95 ' Eiv(>fl .vE>t, thert' m'(' a t."C'rtaln l't:>v.•, Who find II h ard to btlllevt•; '1'1.'\ piNslnA:. much' more to the heart, All forms of plant life that we know; ' savaae. r...... Rhonda Hannahs and Brenda Venoy tied for the mot weight lost and Carol Richmond was runner-up at the Monday night Five Points Slinderella class meeting. At ihe Tuesday night Msson class. Candy Van Meter received her 20 pound weight loss ribbon and certificate, Carol McOure lost the · most weekly weight, and Barbara : Zuspan was the runner-up. Jo ,O,nn • Newsome Is lecturer. You j!:3\'t', llkr You said You would. Ahd !at of ~ II 1 won't for@:'t , sil\•allon's sa\:lng plan~ And koowlng If I do Thy will , I l' w• dorv' tht"' I::M.:ost I 've Can . Wllh HMC Health Maintenance program focus on·stroke Stew•rt. Junlon - Lori Adams, Todd Adams, l!e<lcy Allen, 'lbernsa Bing, Dhde lluJOln, Rkhanl Gllbrjde, Kelley c,....., Sean Gn.....-, Jodie Hams, Mindy Hill, MoU.sa lhle, Mark Jarrell, Pam Johns<ln, Ryan OIIVl'l'. LL&a Parsons·,, Kendi R11.er, Kelly Rizer. Robin Slruter, BeCky VanMeter. S<on WICkline. Paulo WJne brrnner, Dan Wotre. Tanya Young. ~-. Kim Adams . Ond)' ~· Tony Connolly, Georgi! Cooper, M""' Deem. Regina Ealdns, Matt Harris, 1'rac:le: Hubbard, Pete Johnson. Rachel Reiber, Diana Slinderella meets And thr w\11 eo do sorrir ~ood: 11K' man~'. many Of a bath in pun:>si grl'('1J. PREPARATION - Dr. Sam Leveri, rig!&, reviews cr scans for slides to prepare Ills program on strokes, for MelgsCoanllans attending Tue!lda,y's Health Malnlelwlce fll'OII1U.ll· Wllb him Is Ken Moore, chief tectmo..glst In Nuclear MedlcW. at Hober Medical Center. D.H. - Uncia Lewll, Eddll! WWII, Forrest SimPQ~, Lcr1 roll were: First grade - C. J. Harris, Jamie Rtr.er, Second grade - JessUca Codner. Bonnie Lawson. Michelle Harris, Toni ~nl'I'S . . Third grade - Chris tie Cooper, Jamey Smith. . • Ftfth Slmpooo. lUria Smlrh, Tammy Theiss, Tamlll)l Wolfe. · Frt'lhmfn - Jennlfer -Arnold. Shawn Amott. Pam Ash. · Chris Baer. Ronnie Burtchamer, Pat~ Circle. Wendy Fry, AngW> Garten, Tilmtn)' Holter, Darla Lambert, Scott McPhatf. Donna Man~. Kim "yan, Heather Shuler, Kim Stobart. Thank You for thC' pt'ach or mind. so d<'ad and lifelf'Ss, &thl>d !11 beauty now SQ clean; . .< And know I'll nt>\'C'J' die. BUt live up thf'l'e wllh all the rest , Whert> tltnf' will nPVet bP: ~We 1"J'e(os OllCt" ·- Ttw> fifth six IA.'tX"ks grading prE"tiod honor roll at tht' Syracu~ Elfomentary School has As t~ sun In ei.r1y mornl~. Ai;id Ttl<> sun that shJnrs lll,l brl~hl : Honor rolls.. -_ :. . . _.:. _____:.___ _. .:;____ _ _...--_ Drink water from lh€.' rlv('r of JUt'. -By 01('11 .l larrtson . Pomero.v. Tt.e stars In coun11rss numbers , PH.992-5776. 1 ·And siAA fh(> song IIOvf' so well. ''.He tnduded Me." . '!'J1ank You for' each day lhat dawns. Complete line of wptable &bed-· di11 plants, hlrwirc baskets, potted plants - bloomirc &foliaae. sh~. rose bushes, azaleas & odendrons. . OPEN DAILY 9 to 5 ' SUNDAY I to 5 the classes. ·Catholic women · plan Recollection ' consumer-decision rnaktng, a first Place. Others attending were Suzy Carpenter, Hl=:RO advisor; Becky Cotterill, Karen Facemyer, and Barbara Sonuner, FHA adVIsors, and Michele Folmer, mm~ber. Poet's corner L · The Daily Sentinel- Page 13 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio .. " ' �. Page-14- The Daily Sentinel Thursday, May 9, 1985 Pomeroy Middlepon, Ohio Thursday, May 9, 1185 F::::: ~~S.~'!.!L :!!!!l}~r;k·~ :::~ .~!.O.~!~EL i!:..~~cff.!=- ~: A ' ...,. ~ • • Three things· happen when a blood of FamDy Medldne vessel Is Injured. First the Ohio University C<JIIege constricts to decrease the vessel blood of Osleopathlc Medicine now. then platelets (cells which QUESTION ' Tile last few times circulate In the blood and aid In I've cut myself, It has taken a long clotting) Crfate a plug at the rent In lime to stop the bleedlng.- l've also the damaged vesseL Lastly, the noticed bruises where l know I platelets Interlace with strands of haven't bumped protein called fibrin to' stop tbe. myself . Could bleeding by forming a clot. When something be se· something upsets this process, rlously wrong? uncontrollable bleeding results. ANsWER : QUESTION' How does the doc· You might have .,. tor diagnose a bleeding disorder? developed a probANSWER' He or she will per, lem with the clot· form several tests one of which counts platelets 1n the blood to see u enough are being manufactured. Some tests measure I he ·various Duvall birthday · · clan may alsoprlckyourearlobeor lever clotting factor he lacks. For finger and see how long It takes the topenla, those suffering from thrombocyblood to clot several options are avallaQ~STION' What causes bleed- ble. U the blood disorder Is.due to lngproblems? medication, that can be disconANSWER' Some bleeding prob- tlnued or changed! Blood transfu!ems are genetic, such as hemophl- slons containing platelets can also lla, which occurs In about one In be given. If the exact.cause of tbe every 10,000 males In the Unlted blood disorder cannot be deterStates.Themostcommonbleedlng . mlned,thedoctormayprescribean disorder Is caused by thrombocyInjection of vitamin K. topenla (throm-boh-slte-oh-peeIn some cases, removal of the nee-ahl. or a lowered production of spleen might be recommended. platelets. . This organ destroys old or useless Sometimes medication pres- platelets and . sometimes can be· crlbed for arthritis or Infectious comeoveractlveandreduceslgnlfi· diSease can cause thrombocytopecantly the number of platelets In the nJa. Alcohol abuse or radiation blood. Surgecy ts performed, how· therapy can have I he same effect. ever, only after a patient has been Lack of vitamin K - an essential monltored for some time and no element In the clotting process other cause for his condition can be can lead to a blood disorder. as wen. QUE;>TION: How are bll!edtng disorders treatl!(!? ANSWER' The hemophiliac can Casey Alai! Duvall celebrated hJs second birthday at the home of hJs parents, Alan and Debbie Duvall, recently. A GI Joe theme was carried out Feeney-Bennett Post 128, Ap!erlfor the party attended by hJs sister, Amy, Mr. and Mrs. John Jeffers, can Legion, Will have a plcn~ at 1 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Duvall, Mr. and p.m. Sunday at the farm on Bailey Mrs. Bill Francis, Susie and Billy, Run Rood. Jamie Weiner, Mr. and Mrs. VIc Those attending are to take their La ughecy, Ml~helle and Michael. own table servlce and their own Sending a gift and calling him from table service. Legionnaires, auxilMichigan were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Iary members, their famllles and . guests are Invited to attend. Davies and Erin. se~ous. kl .. Community calen¢ar /area happenings ( THURsDAY POMEROY - Preceptor Beta Beta Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sor.ority, will meet Thursday at 7, lJ p.m. In the Riverboat Room of the . • Diamond Savings and Loan Co. Medicine, Grosvenor, Hall, Athens, ~;:F;amll=~y~M;ed;;lcl~ne~l;s ;a;w~~~t~;;;O;hl~o;45~70~1~.~~~~~;;:, column. To submit M0JHER'S. DA"T SPECIALS . ,· · · 0 111URSDAY BAKED HAM WITH CANDIED YAfiiS, or BARBECUED CHICKEN POMEROY - Rock Springs Grange will meet at 8 p.ll) Thursday at the hall. Star Grange will Visit. WITH MASHED POTATOES AND GRAVY Both Specials Include Your Choice of Vegetable and Roll. POMEROY - Susan Nolan, Nelsonvllle, president of !he Athens Women's Aglow Fellowship, will be speaker when the Meigs Women's Aglow Fellowship meets for a dinner session at 6: lJ p.m. Thursday at the Meigs Inn . $ 4 2 5 EA.CH UR CHOICE WITH SOUP & SALAD BA'R .........S5.25 "BIIflrd Ci 11 rr1111 Motklt. fO DIIIIIJ 't Aid POMEROY -Douglas Little will be speaker when the Meigs Chapter of Make Tmday Coun! meets at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Meigs Senior Clt!zAms Center, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy: All . reslden~ with !He threatening Wnesses and their families are Invited. / Gst II" I FREE SUNDAE · . DAILEY'S .COUNTRY RESTAURANT found. . U you have problems stopping bleeding or discover unusual bruises or joint swelllng, see your 3rd 949-2515 RACINE, OH. Picnic set Gsey A. Duvall Ohio Route 7 By-pass, Pomeroy. Featured singers wW be the Old Timers Quartet and Ihe Long Bottom Trio. Other singers and the public are Invited to attend the gospel sing. SALE Western Square Dance Club will ROYALOAK-BeUesandBeaus sponsor an open dance Friday at the Royal Oak Park Recreational BuUdlnglrom8 to 11 a.m. Caller for the evenlngwUI be Homer Magnet of Minford; all Western square dancers are Invited. • MIDDLEPORT - The Ml(ldlepori Literary Club meets 2 p.m. Saturday at the home of Mrs. Dwight Wallace, president. Mrs. Everett Hayes wm·review the book, "The Brothers Karamazov" by FydorDostoevsky. 20°/o OFF . ,.· ' ' MARGUEit'ITE.'S . SHOES· ' . ·' "THE MIDDLE SHOE STORE IN THE - MI~DLE BLOCK" -. Zenith Giant Screen Projection -T V 4:!" Diailonal "voos~9 " . · - s2495.9s . 2ND PRIZE; .· . - ·vah••· L FURNITURE SHOWCASE . ~: .~ Laurel Zoilith 25'' Diagonal Color TV. Advanceef SYSTEM 3. SA2591" ,· WHERE BRAND-NAME MERCHANDISE IS FOUND AT AN AFFORDABLE PRICE La-Z-Boy® Recliners, Simmons Hi·A-Beds® Steams &Foster MattresSl!S and Sofa Sleepers Bealityrest® ' . Patio furniture by Samsonite® and Lyon-Shaw . 320 N. Second St. Middleport, OH. OPEN: Mon.-Sat. 9 to 5 ,.... FRI. 9 to I COLOGNES f/l!it~ 10°/o 10% OFF All DRESSES s2oo OFF All JOLENE BLOUSES . s2oo OFF All SKIRTS JUMPSUITS......S1695 25°/o OFF GOLD MEDAL SPORTSWEAR 1/3 OFF PASTEL STRIPED JEANS - 1I 3 OFF JUNIOR LEE BASIC JEANS !SOME MISSES) $14 99 SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICE. Cos Cob Coordinates in cooiJiii.tmmer colors of white, lilac and blue. ~PANTS in .petite oq1verage lengths, $it•s lOll I Sug: $18.00 . . . . ' ·- ' :. ., " : $1J 99 Sites I 0/11 $1399 *SKIRTS in' pl,ated or pull-on styles. · ,. Sug. $22.00 . . • JACK~T$ in '14 . lengt_h ·~ f open front • • • • sle~ve and· . - · ··· · ~ -, ,, · · •"·· ·-·~·· '-:.. . · Sitis 1.0(18 . Sug• 139.00 - -- *BLOUSES in floral stripes and solids. Sitts 10/11 Sug. U4..00 • 13" doble 1 ~. $2~9Jf· STIRRUP JEANS $15 99 . ;- REGISTER ;M.OM to·· · WIN A SSO Gin $15 99 DAN-'S; •. .- iN THE MIDDLEPORT MASONIC BUILDING . NEED NOT IE PRESlNT TO WIN . 11th 11 A.M.-4 .M. . c.ro-- THER'S DAY SALE EUREKA 100-... Madulor Z· l Modular Z· I Chou" . • Super GETSOME BREAD WITH AWANT AD UPRIGHT got1t ·- -- -. MAKE US YOUR MOTHER'S DAY .SHOPPING HEADQUARTERS • Chromocolor Contra•t ,.,.,... ... ~ ..... <.- "'and 2600 Ratnot• Conlf'OI . • Ouort.r •Controlled fl..c:tromc MOQ•c · Tovch. Tuninv . • Z - f $699 (;fl~"'' · REG. S556 .. '· . ..... . ! ' NOW • Owaf'l• · controUed flectrottlc lu-ntf. • l•"•th Chtomo.,..arp . 100 l'ictwr• TuN. • O.JNndCible 1 100.._ N\odwlar Z·l Chonft . • llectronk P'ower Sentrr. $499 • lthlnd Dale's · P,regr••••ble Recorder W Ruaote Gallpalll, Ohio 1614) 4C6)1051 $499 • APPLiANCES • TV • CAIPET · 2 Locations . Z Available In Red, White & Hazel S3195 NOW S · Corner of 3rd & Plno $t. • Gallipolis, Ohio 1614) 446-373 ' •Lava flat to clean •A L•rge Line of Sportswear . •Lingerie Under furniture •Triple Filter Bag •AdJusts Automat- ically to any carpet height . •Dual-Brushed edge 117560 list $199.95 & Corner cleaning. SAVE S80 I·MOTOR POWilR TIAM · Over 110 Veera In Buslnell On The "T" In Middleport 19311-19111 •I SAVE S40 · 995 FREE"" WRAPPINI • '•oerornmoble 14-doy. ane .e weftt . owto tiM•• . • 1.. pa••toon · electronic tunfng . • • "-od -.cottnln'-1. • flutl 8 hour VHi P••tor • monee and Zenith •p•cial •ffech. Elliott's • • Open Sunday 1 'til 5 614 Sllvor lridgo Plaza 11995 ' •14:.. Umbrell• 2&" Cuato• Seri.. C.lor TV Kleener •20 ' Cord AI Sll HI I:H f'l r;c1;n MANU Control -••h Oir..cto• ~ceutAII -·•t<lo .......,.. •E><clusiva 4-Way Dial-A-Nap •Dual Edge $7995 Space Cc.tt'trnund 2400 Re"'"'• 2&'' Syatem 3 Color TV CORNER OF TH.IRD and OLIVE - GALLIPOLIS '2~-99 DRAWING MAY 12, 1915 1 P.M. "PROFILES" ON SATURDAY, MAY • Ouort• · controlled £1e<trani< Keyboard luning . • Comp"'·'•' • Zenilh Chromo1horp 90 Picture 1.!-"b• • Oep•nduble 100% ....b • • c.,.,..~,_ WHERE CUSTOMER SATISFACJION IS OUR MA.IN CONC$1N REG. CERTIFICATE LIVE MANNEQUIN MODELS FROM $399. $289 WITH MOTHER'S DAY JUST AROUND THE CORNER, WHY NOT CONSIDER ABEAUTIFUL YET PRACTICAL GIFT OPEN DAILY TO 5 P.M. MOll. & FRI TO I P.M. REG. 122.99 CHIC Remote Color Port1ble Por11ble \/,d•oQo Ro.t••t~• lu'""V Sa-t Futr· •FREE DELIVERY •FREE PARKING • UPRIGHT WITH TOP-FILL BAG ONLY · SAVE S20 51'99 ' SPRING PASTEL SWEATERS COS COB COORDINATES · Deolert •Or their ~ffiliato• ~u• uligible . H"'rry, regi•trotion end• Moy 31, ~198.5. • Slim -line pOrloble with Z•nith Ouolity Picture Tube for out · •lond•nu •horpneu . • Depen· . Middleport, OH. N. 2nd Ave. 1/3 OFF to win . AU pri••• will be awarded by )'O~on· Zenith Di•t.r ibutor who will make the draw• ing on June 17. 198.5. Sorry. no employee5 or family of Zenith, Zenith Di•tributor1 or Port1ble For ~~tio Dining and entertaining - _why not a wrouetrt iron umbr•lla table with-four wra~rm chairs available in three summer shades .that are bound to please Mom'. PH. 992-6669 JUNIORS 3-13- GIRlS 4-14 Vi,ir your participating Zenith Oealer today ond register to win one of Zenith's mo•t ••citing new product. . .No purchase necenary to enter a~d )'Ou need not be pre,ent NOW 5 PC. GROUP OFF VILLAGE PHARMACY Espaciallv For Reg. S919 Quality Patio Furniture by Lyon-Shaw 30°/o OFF SANDY'S BOUTIQUE GALLIPOLIS STORE ONLY 5 PC. GROUP lncl1udes 3·seat spring-chair, easy chair·coffee~­ ble and end table made in the weather-dumb~ wrought iron by Lyon-Shaw - Beautiful gift fot Mother's Day for the one who certainly deserves it - WATCHES Rutland Anlerlcan Legion Hall, Cliff, . . happenings ·· ' , . ·. $9.. 9.95 Value~- c;- , 4rH .PRIZE: · .. Zonilh - VidCcimora Zenith 19'' Diagonal Coler TV · and VCR • all in onol VM6000 Advanced SYSTEM 3. SA1971" $1495 .95 Value• $629.95 Value* 5TH PRIZE: Zenith VIdeo Recorder 4·Hoad Recorder. VR2000 $499 .95 Value• Mo;,;.; +. I . 1 eSL:Y: fZ I 3RO HIZE: TIMEX ~:Sun~.~da~y;,S~p~.m~·;un:t:U:ml~dn=lgh~t~,a:tt:he~~~!~~~~~~~~~~~;;~~~~~~~ .POMEROY - There ·Wm be a ;. gospel slngSatllrdayev~nlitgai7, lJ ~ p.m. at the United Faith Church, •. Rev\val contlnueil A revival at Bethlehem Baptist Chureh continues unlll SUnday. Services are 7, lJ p.m. each nlght. SUNDAY SATURDAY Including House Shoes & Slippers I~;;;;;;;:;:;;~~~~~~~~~~~~;;~;;;;, : RUTLAND-Adancewlllbeheld ' NEWHAVEN,W.Va.-TheNew Haven Volunteer Fire Department · Awdliary wlll bold a public chicken . barbecue Saturday at the fire station starting atll a.m. Besides , chicken, bot. dogs, slaw, beans, . beverages and ple5 .will be servl!lf. ALL LADIES' SHOES Friday, 5-6'l:l p.m. at the senior cltlzen:s center In Pomeroy. Soup beans, cornbread and roasted chicken will be Included on the menu . Cost will be $2.50 per person. A square dance will follow. fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1 RACINE- Racine United Methodist mother-daughter banquet, Sat· urday, 6'3() p.m ., at Racine United · Methodist Church In the social room. .All women 9! toe church charge Invited. POMEROY - Mary Shrine, White Shrine of Jerusalem, wW meet Friday at 8 p.m. In the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Mother will be bonored. Potluck refreshments wiD follow the meeting. FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY . Dinner slated A public dinner will be held EAST MEIGS - Slgnup for MIDDLEPORT - The Laurel Eastern Pony League baD team wUI . • · Cliff Better Health Club 'meets 7' lJ be heldSaturday,lla.m. untO noon, at the Eastern HighSchool ballfield. : · p.m. Thursday at the home of Mrs. Players unable to attend on SaturBeulah Oehler, Middleport. " day may sign up prior to Saturday In · ' RUTI.AND- Rutland Lions Club . the Eastern High School principal's •. meets Thu,rsday, 7 p.m.. In the' omce. A $10 registration fee Is · • basement of Rutland Church of needed. . . 'Christ. mothers go for gifts from Marguerite's - ·.• . LANGSVU..LE - "Saved," from Point Pleasant, 'fill sing Sunday, 10' lJ a.m., during the morning service at Langsville Christian Church. Public Invited. GALLIPOLIS- Grande Squares will hold a western style square dance Saturday at St. Peters Episcopal Church, 541 Second Ave., Gallipolis, 8 to 11 p.m. Chad Johnson will be the caner. ntiDAY . sponsoredbytheRutlandSonsofthe American Legion. Lone Wolf Band Is providing entertainment. There is a $2 per person admission fee. hmfa!t nOU$t. fJ'h,' SHOE PLACE OR. List 1279.95 •Yibro-Groomor II ltoto.r ....rilllts •Aoto-MatlC ~• �Page-16-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio hul'lldiiV. May 9, 1986 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Thursday, May 9. 1986 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ..,__S;,,,plit:itq --.. transfers Don't shOof. Gene A. Dodson. et al. Agnes V. Dodson. e t a l. to Hom e Nationa l Bank. She riffs Deed. Sa lis bury. Church of God b y Trus tees lo Rutland Church of God, Parcels, Rutland VIllage. Laura A Mllner,IFioyd Sta nley. Willia m J . Sta nley, Frances Hes· son, J ack Hesson, Mtchael Ca mp· bell. T erry Campbell , Patrlck G . Campbell, Sean L. Campbell, Erin Campbell , William W. Ca mpbell . Lissa Campbell, Owe n J . Campbell . Marlyn Campbell , Bridget Aldrlch, Grace J acquelyn Cole . Lynn Cole to Gr ace E . Campbell. Parcels . Letart . Orland W. Floyd , Etma Naomi Floyd to F r ank Herald J r ., Lot 3, Cheste r. Myrtle Clark to Rolland E. Smith, Karen D Smith, Parcel, Columbia . ' Robert J Fortney , Norma J. Fortney to Monongahela Powe r Company, Righi of Way, Olive. Eva Ha rtley, deceased, to Sara H. Owen, Cert. of Trans , Middle· pori Village. Mabel · H . Lee, deceased. to Maurita L. Mtller, Jean L. Eckard , Cert. of Trans., Bedford. Jessie B. Bowers, deceased, 10 Nettle M . Boyer, Lester H . Bowers, George Edward Bowers, Cert of Trans .. Middleport Village. Charles David Jeffers, Brenda K . :1elfers, Roflald Jeffers, Belinda Jeffers to Eula J e ffers , 1.6 acres, S;lllsbury . • M. & W . Cattle, Inc. to Charles jVlcDole, Parcels, Chester. Ivan L. Wood, Evelyn Wood to Charles H. McDole, Charles H. McDole, Jr. , Ronald McDole, Right 0t Way, Meigs. Ronald V. Jones, Mary M . Jones to Edsel E Hart, Bernice M. Hart, Parcel . Orange .o Ada M. Keesee to Charles K. Hall, Angela K Hall, .49 acre , Rutland .. William C. Jewell, Glona J . Jewett to Franklin Real Estate Co , V\1 acres, Chester i , Betty Lou Gilkey to Carl L Tennant, Rho~pa J . Tennant , Pl. tot 117. Middleport Village. i John C . Sheets, Leslie J. Sheets, Ezra Sheets, Frances M . Sheets to )'zra E . Sheets, Frances M . Sheets, Sheriff' s Deed, Orange. " Nancy E . Chapman to Paul Alan Childs, Joyce F. Childs, .I;'arcels, Columbia: · ... Reel Estate General M~GKEE "R,eaiY4Now Now, during Simplicity's Super 1Iade-1n Days saJ.e. Bnng in your old tractor (or mower) and we'll give you a better one. The best value around: Simplicity. It's as simple as that. MODH DESCRIPTIOII B h p et ectnc start rear 3108 CALL 446-4522 ~ I ALE PRICE SAY£ *AI'HOI MI)IITII. Y I'AV'MEIT $1.249 S380 SAS engrn e 11der w / 30" deck 11 h p gear dnve lawn tractor w/ 36" deck w/ 4211GW U•SAVE AUTO RENTAL St. II. 160 North $76 16 h p, g~tr den tractor. Or we wl 42" deck S3 295 FAEE cart worth$289 S11 7 YOU 11 h p garden tract or S3 000 FREE cart worth $289 $108 $J 550 FREE cart wor1n 52111 $126 CARPENTER SERVICE h~ dr Gs tahc 6211W2 ~ au 6216W8 "" 7117HW •• 7700HW speed w1 -11 2" deck 16 h p garden tractor va rl speed wl 46" deck 17 n p gafden tractor hydr os tahc dnve w14ll' d ec~ 18'11 h p diesel garden tractor hyduJstatrc dn11e w/ 48" deck ~5 275 FREE cart worthsi89 $201 S5 595 FR EEcart wmth $289 $212 NO MONTHLY PAYMENTS AND NO INTEREST FOR 90 DAYS .. lncj1ud<'s Min imUm rs Toward Purchase Of 7000 Benes Tractor ROUT! 33 REED'S COUNTRYMAINSTORE ' •m~ IIPL!Y, WilT YIIGINIA %5271 IIIDIVIUI, OHIO U777 304"·372-9875 61<1-37 8-6125 - .Addons and ,.modeling - Roofing and gutter work - Concreti work - Plumbing 1nd elec1ric1l _ l1 .._~liM'# u ~ lt ..._lol- ......... -.. Melt• Coullty I No"' JWo AoMC-t~• ..... C... IU I I I I I _ ........ 1 ,,,.,,.. 11tM In ..,._,1 M•-o•••..,... :117- C,_....I J·I- VINOII "'-.. _c,.._ ar..2••- o..o··· f)llllllll :IU- 1 - ' I I k ... .,..'"'··-·A.<;oi .............. ofl 2··-·· .......... .. ...,..a.• ,,.lro_ ,._,......_r..wn, Ullr--w.,,.. ... ., """'. 411- " 171- Aat... ..,_....,.,_ NJ-"-• a.W.. ~ MOTEL LIMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOIL . FILL DIRT u, .. ,,w_ ,..,...,..,1n_,," u, .. ,,w_ ,.w.. .tlllw,lrl-. .." u, .. Ollllllo\'~ .... .... . u.oo Public Notice Public Notice COUNTYr MEIGS PUBUC NOTICE 11>e following-. roc.,;lloif. / pnpored 11>e Ohio Environmontel ' Protection Agency (OEPA) IMt - - Effoctiw dMw of fino! IIC1iono ond lloulnct dltel of propoHd IICiionl ore olotod Fino! ectlono rrw.v be a . , - , in Wilting, 30 doyo of the dote of nottco. tp 11>e !rwlrot ..... itlll Boord of Fie· lliow. Rm. 101. 2110 E. Town St .. Columbuo. OH 43218. NOIICO of any llflPeol aholl be lllod with the director within 3 doyo. Propoaed 11C1ioN wiN become fino! unlolo a wrjtten f!Cfiudlcotion heoring roqueot il .,bmltted Within 30 deVIl of the ooouance dote; or the ment of Trenaportation for en operating eulstence gt"'nt under Section 18 of the Ur· tendered •• • guarentea ttwt the bidder will, if the owanllo ,_to the bidder, anter into o p r - contract with the Board of Education lor the project ond fumioh • porformonce bond fur the amount of the controct ot the ume the ....., .. the controct. AM aAch bonds, coniliod checlq, CMhi· ..., - · ond letters of cred~ 111111 be pay- to the Boord of Educeuon of the Meigo Lncel SchooiDiolrict. The Board of Educotion NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING In IICCOr1l8nco with Houn 8111501, Nodcelolwrlby~ of • public heoring on · a propooot to permit .,rfece aPPtbdon of Brine on Sutton T-..p Roedl. The public heoring wilt be hold at B:OO P.M . ON Wed.-y, May 16, 19BII ot the Svncuao Munlc:l· director revi1e1 / W1thdrawa the propawd ICtion. Any penon miiY IUbmk comrnenta oncl/ or requeat a - n g Mgirdiltg any non-final ection wfthln 30 deVIl of tho date lndlcltod. "Action," .. uoed include - p t --~ of o ._ , _ complolnt If olgnific:ont public ontMMt e•· loll, • public - n g rrw.v be held. AI ID any action, indud· lng I'1ICOipt of vorlfied com- --not ... .._,any~moyobteln ..-~-· notice of fur'ther 8Ciion•. and -Information, UniOoo Olhe"•* prcwidod in of pert1cu1ar actiono, al comnlunlcotlono 11111111 be oont to: ............ ~·.,. Cleol<. OEPA. P.O loll 1049, Columbuo. OH, 43218 Ph. 11114) 4118·11037 Conoult OAC Chop. 37411 onc1 OAC ,...__ 3745-47 and -·-... 3748-5 for - f I n 1 I t I I u I n C e of .... ullcolio<1: ' l/lllotO of Svr-Syrec.,.e, OH. EH..tlvo Dno 04/30/e5 ~ by-f::5octlon.::, ::i 1o o)p I ID Elll. , _ . 10 <101 C . - o . Gront. I'Wrtlfow!D H"'itlo"'ID<t Dlotrlct ~ of E..,_. Public Notlol No. Chl 81-81 · '"I, hc Public Notice NOTICE OF PUIUC H!AIIINO • The~ of MldlllepDrtlo Ullvlnll to the Ohio ~rt· of 1964, •• omondod. The grant will help eatabli1h a public transportation system withon the village. A public hearmg will be held on June 10, 1986 ot 7 30 p.m. in the council chambers at Village Hall for public comment. Fred Hoffman. Meyor Village of Middleport M•y 9. 19B5 May 9, 16 1- - - - -- - -- Public Notice 1- ---==..:.---NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed propoaolt will be receMKI 1n accordance with tho law by the Booo-d of Education , Meigs Local School Diltrict ot the Office of thoT,_,ror, 821 South Third A"""""· Mlddloport, o•~ ·~. 46760, until 12:00 noon, EST:, on Fridoy. Moy 10, 1986, and opened publicly immediotllly for fur. nlohlng the tertot d mo on porforming the ,_, for the repl1cement of auditorium -ling at M.lgo Junior High School, Middleport. Ohio. in oolil with 1~ ~·­ ace nee •• opec.~. tiono prepored the Melga 1..oca1 School Olotrict. Spec~~-- ond form 0 1 ..~~ ~ moy be oxornined 01 tho Office of the T_.....,, Meigo Locot ScloooJ Diltrlct. Blddoro moy obtain the opocJII. -or Molgo l.oclf School Diotrict. No bid be coo-ed ...... modo on the lormuvoilebtofromtheMolgo ~.;,....the rwmo of ......, penon lnCweoted lnd be aceo.....by • til bid and ~ bond 1n the lull •mount of the uoer, u;:. bid - o i l oo • guo .,.,. tho bidder wll, H the -•rd lo , . - 10 tho blddor, ..., into 1 pmper conllact tho of Educetlon for tho """'"' or Cll .... ulod Sutton To-Jp T- b- 64 MiK. Merchandlae Public Notice PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO EITAn OF TRACY TACK· m . DECEASED c - No. 24748 Doclcet 12 Page482 NOTICE Of APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On April19, 11181, In !hi Melgo County Pro- Court, C.. No. 24748, Pricy Tecl..ott, Route I, VInton, Ohio- oppoiooled trn1x ol t1oe- of TI'IICV T - . o1 1oto of Route I, VInton, Ohio. llbbenE. lucll. ,.....Judgo Ad"**· - 18 Wanted to 0() 31 Homes lor Sale for Buying daily gold , sliver coins, rings, iewelry. sterling ware, old coins. large cur· rency. Top prices Ed Bur· kett Barber Shop. 2nd Ave Middleport, Oh . 614-992 3476 Tame Mallord Ducks wanted Malet and females. Call 614 -992.6421 . [ lltiJiilyilll:lll Bowens Conltructfon . Complete remodeling, fireplace IJ)eCiehste. Petntlng: interior & IJCterior. Cement, block. brick wort<. 25 yro. experience . reasonable rates. Free ettimatll, work guorontoed. Call 814 -3889870 or 614-3BB-9B06. Kotelic landacaping design· ing, planning, mowing , trim · mi.,g, retail ahnibbery. All round lawn ma intenance. Coll814-446-3100. Price reduced to e48.600 on recently renovated. 2 etory !rome houoe. R.G .. 3 bdr., 2 bllho. formool dining, lomlly room. lncludeo 2nd. p1nlally renovated houH 1 acre property . Coli 814-448· 6694. -· 32 Mobile Homes Sale 1976 Holly Pork mobile home , 14x70 3 bedroom. central e lr. furn with ap· pliancee only Need to sell. price negotiable. 304-4681727. '76 Liberty 12•70. 2 bod· Step up to a larger fabulou1 room. new carpet. gaa heat, homo, Grandview Eoutoo. good cond . 304 -676· 2119 •56,000. Loovlng town, oell after 6:00 . l40 ,000 . Coli 614· 446· 1.::.:=..::,::_::_____--:: 7019 . t969 12xe11 Kirkwood 2 bdr.. new carJ)I'ting, air cond .. exc . cohd. 304-676 7277 or 6711-8531 ······aaiiiiioiii......... & Vicinity .............................. Flea Market. Frainra Bot· tom, WVa . on US. 315 open every Saturday & Sunday, 9 -6 OJ>'n air & covered •paces for r•nt. off road pal'king, Garage Sate elmoet give-a· way pr~ces . Many itafnl. Gr1vel Hill Rd. iuot oft of Rt., 664, Cheahira , .::...::...:......~--- ----··-p·c:;n;&;c;;; ........ . Middleport 8e Vicinity Building new home-owner mull ooll 3 bdr . ranch, FR. 3 Fomlly Yard Sale Baby Wanteci to lawnlng mowing St:rvicl:s carport, deck. city ochooto & l.:.::.:..~_:..______ clothea -infenta-2T. houllGetllpollo area & vlnclnity. Coli 614-266-8261 after utolltleo Roducod to MOBILE HOMES MOVED. hold items. miac. Appro•. e Moy 1, 2 , 3 Leading CrHk 843-5155 t200. reward for return of or $33,000 . Cell 814· 446· lnoured. 20 yro e•penence mi on Rt 7 towards Gallipo· Road Firat houn on right. 6 30PM · Information on whereabout• 7144 . · 304-576 -2866 or 576 - lis Locka & Dam. May Appliances. clothing. booka. 843-5410.. 11 Help Wanted of .black, tan and brown 2998 . 9.10,11 . Rain or ahine. Wanted to mow lawn• Galll4 10-1 mo d hAott Hound. Stolen April ..... .....................tcpolle 1rea. Call 814-4411· 3 bdr ., 2 car garage. 1Y.t ~ ~==:;;:::==;::::;:::;:= L..--....::.~~~ 24 from Ann• Lamond acre. Cloae to town Call 1. Thursday. Fnday, 2 mi . from Garage Sate· Thur.Uy. Fri4387 after 6 residence. Tanner• Run, Ra- lam wanting to hire a female 814-446-4217. 33 Farma for Sale HMC Rl 160. Rhubarb, day 2, 3 . 623'1o Ruoooll (1(. cine. Coli 814·247·4226. garden tools, ••ctric motor Gravel Hill, M1ddlepot"1. be-..oc.lst willing to travel . COLEMAN WATER WELL OHIO VALLEY Proced to ootl , 4 bdr. lg LR. for ..te to nttle eltate 1 Confirmed booklngo. Clll hind Helnera Bakery . DRILLING Mud Alvor Band wilt be at 614·3B8-8436. laundry-utility room. 1Y:t room shingled houae & 66 SATELUTE SYSTEMS Garee• Sale 2 air condi - ............ ... ........ ---lcPump ulet, aervice. Registhe River Boat Inn Wedneationer. recliner. roll - a ~ way, Moy 2·3 9 00-4 :00 pm. tered tn Ohio. All work bath , modern kitchen, DR. acres on At 775 , Leete . Oh APRIL fPECIAL day, 'Thunday. Frldoy, ond Wonted: A medtcll Technol- guortnteed . Call 304-273· level lot, w-priv•t• patio. Also bain . amoke houM & refrigerator. bed spreads. Guy Spencer. Tuppers Saturdly. 9:00 tlll12 t4& . curtaina. books, blue dishlll, P141ina kerosene he8ttr, Dexcel Receiver ogiat for we.::kday1 only. '2811 Ravenswood, W. Va attached garage. Call 614· crib. Tobacco base. 2 dug 446 -B064 or 814-448· wells Contact Donald My· near Clay School , At. 7 . generator 3000 W. priWU,. ASCP required . Apply In Alum. Dish Antiquo Show • Sole, Hun· peraon between 9-4PM to Work wanted , painting in · 1387. Thuro .. Fr .. & Sot. pump. atorm door. bicycle, .... 614-643 -248B. tington Gallera.a, Mother'• Installed Pt Modlcol Pleu, 203 Jlckoon side or out, odd iobs, e.~tpe ­ baby bed, ice crum fr"zer, Day weekend, 30 cleolero, Pike. GoMipollo. JR Gorl Scout Troop 1014 woven rugl, clothel. etc . rienced, phone 304-675 · 2 bedroom•. full baaement, 11495.001:: glal8 clinic, 1ppraiaal1 aer~ double car garage, 1. 2 . 34 Getoge Sale Mov 1 0-1 T\h. Business 8004. hpert Service And vice. antique euto ehow. Babysitter nHcled Jo\ Crown acres. Roae Hill, Pomeroy. 9AM-6PM . 501 Ook Dr in Moy 11. 9 to 3, D1le Hlrtl, Buildings Quality Name Brands At Admioolon U .&O . Mev 11. City at mv homo. Call Experienced person wants u8.ooo. &14-678· 2513 . Sprtng Valley area . Clothing Yellowbuah Rd., Raclntl. noon-8: May 12, noon·&. all sizea. gla11ware, nick Clothing, new 1tem1. Ulrpl, 614·256-1769. DISCOUNT PRICES to do spring cl•anlng. 304Three bedroom houu on nacka. kettle grill , electric hutch. curtainl. miec. ltema. 676-3878. easement shop or storage ' Call Union Ave .• Pomeroy. Calf Slngloo Club, w ..t Vlrglnl· Baby1itter needed In my razor. much more Follow 814-992-2720 or614·992- under Williamson Meat signs Rain or shine ena only. State wide. All home 4 to..& daya per week . Huge yard Nle at 778 Oliver 4 4-1 mo pd Merkot, 304-676 · 1435, ogoo . Oetollo: U.OO. Hll· Ref req. Cell alter 6PM, 3&89. Can finance . St . Middleport . Roln or 1506 Jefferson Blvd. Po1nt Jbllty Hoono Club. Lolvuy, 614·245-9TB7. Yard Sole !h Garfield Avo . ohlne. Thundoy, Friday, Sot· 3 bedroom houH In Rutt1c Ple~tant . W. Vo . 2667B. Thuroday & Fricley. Moy 9 & urdoy. 9 to 5 . 011 hool8r, old Htlla . Fully carpated, atoraga 1Oth. 1 dretaer.old quilting fr•me Government Jobl . building, largo lot. Coll614wooden front door end t16,000·t50,000yr. poool- 21 Business 35 Lots & Acreage Giveeway 992-6086 olter 4 :30 Yard Sale 9 .30-6 4 Fami- storm door, bird gge. beby 4 blo. All occupatlono. Call 0 pportunity We can repair and re· lies, . 114 mi. down At. 218. bed, knlck·knacka, diat.s 806·11B7·6000 ext. R-45112 Nothing duwn- Take over May f ,9 , 10 Hobby hor... end Iota mort. core radiators and to find out how. payments of e 333 par 30 acres, set up for mobile clothes, car ramps. Avon, .:.._..:..__ _ _ _ _ _ __ 4 Terrier puppies, 8 wk. old. heater cores. We can I NOTICE I month on assumable of 9'h home, barn, at Ewington at guitar 1 33 Butternut Av• .• Pome· Experienced medical aecreTHE OHIO VALLEY PUB · also acid boil and rod Call 614·44e-3907. per cent. Included in pay· Vinton-Gallia Co. hne on Rt. roy. Friday and Saturday. tory. Apply In peroon " CO . recommends ment arB ti.Kel and lnSU· 180. Calll!14·869 -4481 2 Family Yard Sale May New Craftaman router and out radiators. We also 6 tlvoly kltteno. Call 814· MediCal Plozo, 203 Jackoo~ LISHING 10th, 11th. 9AM-1 On Gra· tollle. new Scroll NW. with Piko, Golllpolto. Between that you do businets with ranee . Lots of remodeling. 4 446·2276. repair Gas Tanks. people you know. end NOT bedrooms, bath end V:. t acr• laval ground . Green ham SchOol Road 4V:. miles acceaaories, chest of draw.. SAM &4PM. to send money through the central heating In Pomeroy. Twp. restricted Call 614· out Rt 141 turn right era. Juggage, biku, TV. FrM white kittens. part mail until yOu have 1nvestl· 614-992 -70,4 446-3044 Watch for signs Maternity, ho~by horn, baby& Cllr He1.. Sl•meae 1 male. 1 female. getod the offering. mens. women•. baby Coleman campstov•. LR 992-2196 llttor trolnod, B - k • old . HELP 6 rooma. beth, utility room. 16 •crea. 2 trailarl. 10x60 clothes. I ron, dulcimer, chair. sweeper, stroll•r. Colt 1114·2411·&638. Middleport, Ohio local coporatlon now ac- Coffee Shop selling equip- storm windows and doors. and Bx40. North Eaat Me1g1 weed eater. too numerous to changing table, miK. pans 1-13-tfc and dishes Much more. Full alze mattreu, coil cepting appllcetlonolor - - ment, • laaaea-low priced. aluminum aiding, new roof County. Coll614-896· 1227 liatl and wiring . Garage Call after 6 .00pm oprlng Coll814·446·113!i. eral ..position• in manage- Call 614-446-3407. Yard Slae Thura . Fn House· Yard sale. 1 day only. 8, 4 -992-5204 . mant, marketing. end 60 •crea just off Rt. 62 hold, tools. fiahing, misc. Cheeter Fire House. May 1 0 female Doberman to good dallvery. No experience. Will Home Assembly Income. Across from Haney's home no papers Call 114- train, Company benefitl. Auemble products at home. 2 story bilevel, 2 bath. large South. 304 -675 -7541 Part-time. Details. Caii813- family room with fireplace. 3 evenings Butcher Shop , Clarka Yard Solo. Moy 8, 9. 10, and 446·1429 or 614 · 4411327·0B96. ext. 159 bedrooms. large utility Chopot Rd , Porter. 11 . 3 miles on HyHIIRunoft TO QUALIFY 0840. room, 2 car garage attached. 1 acre along Rt 62 South, Rt. 124. lota of houoehold Own your own Jean - 3 car garage off. on 3 acret . 304-676-7641 eveningo. Firlt Time Yard Sail 1 1 27 goodo . Coli 61 4 - 992-627~ You must be Smell dog.. part Schnauzer to SportsWear, Ladles Bou· Sharon Rd . Portland, Ohio . Secqnd A~e. 9 to 9 May give away to good \ home. tique, or Children'• Store. 814-843-6360 Large building lots. Jerry·s 9,10,11 Everything muot Yord Solo Moy 9th 10th. Honest Collaltor 6:00pm 614-949FOR All YOUR National Brenda. •15,600 Run Road. f3000 . Clyde go I College Ad , Syracuae Twin 2794. ,.. InclUdes fixtures. tralning, Bowen Jr., 304-576 -2338 Have an energy eHic1ent WIRING NEEDS beda with mattreues. kettle Dependable $9,176 inventory. accesso· home built on your lot. From 6 Family Garage Sale May ~rill , aweeper. shampoo,r. Residential & Commercial Stray Beegle dog to give ries and more .. Call now!! $13,900.00 Call lor eoti- 2 level Iota, 7 milet from 10-1 1 2 miles North on Rt rchildren a. adult clothing, Enthuaiutlc eway. Loves kida. Call614· Call: Mr. Tate 704 -274·5986 . town. off AI 2, 304-876- 160 past Holzer Hoapitel tOVa. diahet, mise R'o d iron matoo, 304-1176·3981 742-2464. 6689 alter 6 PM . adam• reaidence 9·6 . Cur- porch po1t1, playpen Willing to work 1 tame, clothing all aizea, ruga, Log home 3 acres, 2 mi . out Wooden hutch to give awey. 22 Money to Loan dishes, furniture , tires, elac. May 9·12 Betty Mdo~ Jerrlco Rd . 884,000 Coli Application• accepted by Call 814·992·21179 appliances. tots more residence At 7 bypaas, 304-876-6622 11-14-tfc appointment only. Call township 207, Landfill lid Thura. or Fri. 10:AM to FrN kittens to good home. Rr.nl~ls 4 Family Garage Sate. Friday Clothes. little of eVerything. HOME OWNERS·Raflnanco 2 unit apartm8nt building, 4 PM . 614·4411·7441 614·843·51 27 9 .00·6:00 'h mole out Mill 9 till 4 , to low f1xad rate. Use equity good investment, price reCCUT OUT FOI FUTURE USE) Crook poll GOC groundo. duce~. phone 304·675Mechanicneeded • .exp. on,y. for any purpose. leader . Kit1ena to good home, 8 ~s Baby, · adult (;i(lthing, ·truck olcl. Jlttor !reined, 2 yellow; 2 Apply in ptroon, BIII Bonnett 'MQrtgoge Co.,· 614· 592· 7&41 evenings. tool box, recliner, 1tereo. 41 Hous&s' for Rent bleck·whito, 1 ••!leo. 304·cUrtains . Auto Soleo, 238 Second r:30 =5=1=·=~=:;:=== House. 25 aCres , 304·713· Avo., Golllpollo. 11711·5784 oftor 8:00. 6225 • 7 room hoJJH with 2 car Yard Sale May 10 Green garage. located In Cheshire, Attontlon PPHS g1odo 1981 Eoay Auombly workl 23 Professronal 7 room home with 1 Y::r lots, $260 mo . plua deposit, no Terrace at Centenary . & Vicinity to 19711: II you do not have •eoo.oo per 1 oo. IJuoran· Services Clothea . curtains, beda· garden apace, Hertford . peto. can ~14- 311~:no2 . teed Payment. No on OH·KAN of your gredul• " ' prpda, firePI~ts:e. home 1nt .. .. 1---··· -· ·········· · - · ··-~- ': $19 ,,000 . 304-882·337~ -JJiop, coli ""'· Moybe I can Experienct·No Sales De.. miac. 2 bdr home In City schoolS. tail• send lll!lf-!lddr .. aeed Me~u ' help, FREE 304·87&·144.4. ·Piano Tuning 8.,d _·Repair. ' Yard Sale Moy8,9, 10.2629 stamped envelOpe: El1n 8runiCardi Music Co . 614· t: 'storys: 4 bedroom house. e236 'mo ptvo dopool1 Call Mt. Vernon Awe . Rain ·or •Wit~-'1 •DilfhWalhera Yatd S11lo 130 St~te St. vinyl aiding, 1 '4 acres. c:•r· Jim at 614-448-8810 or One lull blooded, Male \lito I- 71 5·. 341 I B Enterprlte 446-0887. Twanlieth ~ear •Rangel shine 9 tll7 Fridoy May 10 lllrtlng 9 to l patlng. above ground sw1m· . Springer .flpaniet. One 12 Rd. Ft. Plorco, Fl. 33482 . •Refrigerators of quality .. Nice. Lane mlng pool optional. 814-448·7881 . Cancelled if rain. mont~ old 'Mole · port E• •Dryers •Freezers Daniela, 614-742-2951. Yerd Sale. B famillea. ThurS. $46,000 00 or moke offer 4 bdr. in country -White Oak Hound end Spitz. 304·8711· Wented for stud service: 1 end Fri At 2 North 9 mila&~ PARTS and SERVICE GO rage Sola 3 Famllieo Fri . & male MlnatuN Dachshund. PIANO TUNING 1\NO fiE · Thomaa Ridge Road. Mason Rd. $200 mo. plus dop 4312 Clothing. Home Interior. 4 - 5-~c Adding machine, picSat. County, 304-896-3672. Kyger Creek School dist proferobtoy red. Call 814- PAIR, Summer rates in tures. d~thes. wardrobe, miac. 8 30 tiH 1 Call 814· 367-0509. 3 whitt Silklo Rooota<o, 992-11305. effect-free estimates chett-drawera. bookl. cia· Very nice 3 bedroom home. phono 304-895-3972 ' Word'a Keyboard. 304-675· 2Ya baths, central air. 2 car thong. 124 Klneon Dr .. 9 -6 . 3 family garage ule. Friday Centenerv-3 bdr brick. 2 McClure's Oolry lolo. Mid· 6600 or 676-3824. and Saturday, 8 :00 to 3:00, geraga, family room. vacant bath. garage, lg.lot. aduhs, Two 318 engine blocka and dlopol' . Brlng'reoumo to Bob behind Beale School. Galli· 3 Family Mav 10.11 . 1 mi. and ready for occupant. ref. llo dep, $350 mo. Coli SMALL GROCERY IIIOrted parts. Phone 304- betwHn ' 10 and 1 1am. polla Ferry. computer, movie off Bulaville Rd. on Georgea Homeatead Realty , 304· , -814-643 -2844. McClure's 3 in 1. Pomeroy . 773·8062 oftor 4:30 . STORE wI GAS PUMP camera. 10 apeed bike. Creek . Chlldrtn-adult 675-6640 and 304-8B2· Real bl~le Bring written reaume to Jim' Princeu phone. power In Dexter, Ohio 2406. 1 bedroom house in Miners· clothea. houtehold items. booater. C B with converter~ Four 8 week• ~ old male between 9 and 10am. TV . Beside Minersville ville . With 2 Bedroom Apt. ~lttano, 2 bl•ck and white, 2 LOTS ond LOTS of other Church. by Bulk Plant. Total gold ond whlto, Utter Open territories with new ltema in Rear. Yard Sale 1 80 on VInton. 3 32 Mobile Homes eloctroc Coli 1114-992 31 Homes for Sale trllnod, 304-875-2910 or Avon, call 304-117~·1429 . houaes down from Quaker Is Po11ibll to Get 6215 . for Sale 875·7442. Stotlon. Fri. & Sot .. 9 · 5 . Goroge Solo. 2018 Mor· Call the Army National Three bedroom•. central air. Carry-Out License. quette Ave, Fri a.nd Sat, 9 :00 2 bedroom furnished hou· ' Pupploo, B weoko old, Guard an·d eak about our pay vinyl well paper. carpet Yard Sale1.1 mi. out Rt. 218. to 5 :00. 8 famtly mi,e c. PRICED AT $I 8,000 mother white German She· ond beoofitl, lnoludlng edu- throuqhout. well lnaulated. NEW AND USED MOBILE sa.in Pomeroy. $260 per Fri Moy 1Oth. 9 to 3. 5 pc. month. Call614-992-5113 cational eaalatance Call new paint, attaqhed garage, HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL· phord, 304-eU-3734. Call David McDonald broWn fivingroom suite, 2433 Lu~coln Ave, May 304·B75·3960 or 1-B00- gas outdoor grill, 1wnings, lTV MOBILE HOME SALES, after 5 :00PM. queen alze mattreN & box 10-11 , 9 AM till 2 PM , 698-721~ Full blooded femole German 642-3819 . many e•traa. Call814-448· 4 MI. WEST. GALLIPOLIS, springs, naw Hollywood bed cloth1ng. curtains. beda· Shepherd to o good home, 2683 til 5:00PM, oftor RT 36. PHONE 614-448· 1 bed country home. Yard frame. carpet. couch. ket'O- preads. toolt and lots more. and garden . Near .Meigs c ... tocllan Cport·tlme). Me· 304-8711· 7247. 6:00PM call 814-245 · 7274 . County fairground•. Deposit line burner. clothing. houeeoon c;ounty Public Llbrory, 5869 . hold items. Yard Sale, Clothing, diahas.: 8th and Viand Stroeto, Point 1 971 Freedom good cond . required . Call after 6.00pm antiquea. misc. 9 till 1. 614-992· 2827 . ... Pie•pnt. MatUre and depen· Buy from owner l nve Coll614-266 -6520 . Garage Sale 8 millt Pllt ·Friday, half m1le flatrock . 8 Loat and Found dobte ,_on. ~uot be avoll· Terrific location. Kyger HMC on 1110. 2nd houH on Unfurnished. 2 bedrooms. able for rotating day end Creek School, 3 bdr , fire · 1977 Regent,14X64.2bdr leh paat 564·160 cron- 6 family yard sale , Sat, May fully carpeted. Deposit reevening shifts. General d place. Buih-in kitchen with Coii614·246-62B6. road•. Lawnmower. new 11th. 101iii7. F,ntlaneafter quired . Coll814-992-3090 Reward for information on ecJeanlng and light malnte- diahwasher, , range. oven. upholttery mach.. infant· peaslng Gallipolis Ferry Post lost female Border Come. nance dutiea. Experienced Full baaement with family Big down payment. short "We Rent For Lessu Ton and white. Loll In Five only noad apply Poy U 311 room. gas heat, pollible time employment. or credit 2 bedroom. furniahad, air children-womenl clothing. Office coming down At. 2. Potnto vtclntty. Colt 814- per hour for 20 houro-woek . 91/r% loan auumptlon, hi1tory a1opping you from conditioned . Good clean ladies large clothing. jack follow signs poata. miac. Dilhes. bookl, 992 -8341. Avoltobto July 1. Call 304· 84B,500. Call 61 4· 4411 · buying a home? Conlider a condition. 1 child. ft,lo pet• toolo Fri.-Sat. 10th 11o 11th. 2 lomily yard salo. Frlda.y New Haven . $ 126 per 8711·2943 •lor more ' lnlor· 4042. reclaimed unit . Only •&oo 9-6 ~ end Saturday. 8 till?, 2718 Loot 3 collleo. 1 mole, 2 motion. Application deod· doWn and take over pay- month . 304-882-2488 lincoln A~• . Potnt Pleaunt. flmaleo. Five Polnto-Ptna tine: Mev 2~. 198&. 3 bdr home 3 yro. old. 80% ment . We're Mid· Ohio Fl · a a 1 e m e n 1 S a 1 e Furniture. gtrla clothing, Grove Rd. areo , 814-992- 1.---...:.....:..:....---- completed, rural water. 3 noncial Service !614) 772· 1Oth, 1 1 th,13th. 3 mites out sweeper. childs organ. Iota 11344 ar 814-992-27113. Llbnrv Technician (lull· out blda .. YJ: acre fronts on 1220 or (614) 773 · 3928. 42 Mobile Homes At. 688 to CrouH Beck Rd . of extras. time). Maoon Countt Public At 218 llo Rock Lick Rd. Coli today . for Rent St. Rl. 160 North Come Y:. mile, turn right to - - - -- - - - - LOST Blue Merle Cotlto, Library. Motuno ond dopen· Galtlpotls, Oh1o Hannan Trace Schoole • antique cow in yardl . From 4 family clean out aae.. !emote, loll Wollow Ridge dlble penon. Provlouo II· $33,500. Call 614-2&6· t978 Bollglade 12'x66' oil At. 35 come four mllll to Thur~ay · Sunday. Ev-v· arH. 304-882·2222 dav· brary experience delirlble alectrk: , 3 bdr ,, AC. under· Furniahed. •lr cond . cable. Cfouaa Beck. Appllancea, thing. Iota of collectors 6694. time or ' 304-8911·34B5 Typing nqulrod. Dutioo In· .:..:...:...----:::--:• pinning, washer-dryer. fur- no city taKel. beautttul rtver· electric motor. clothing, item• All ai111 clothea evenings. elude acqulaltion aAd catal· :Jay Dnve owner selling 3 nlohod Coli 614 -448 -3289 view, Kanauga. Fostar·aMo· childs hand knit awutera, cheap 2 miles from Y on. oglng ol library rtllltorioto bdr., 2 bath , cozy harth for or 614·992' 7079 or 814- bile Home Park , 614· 448 · fumitura. miacellaneous. Charleston Road . under tupervlalon of Ubrer- winter, pool and AC for 268·11632. 1802 • ~:;;;::~;;;:;;;;~::::::::::~:::::; Public Sale Jen, Poy U.50 per hour lor IUr(lmer Interested only Clll 8 40 hour-week. Avotlobto 614-4411·71164 alter II. VINYL i0•60 1985 Now Moon 2 2 bdr. furnished. all uttlittl 8o Auction July 1. Send , Jetgr of bdr. 13,460 .. a1r cond., gaa pd., e•cept elect . conve· ALUMINUM eppllcation to Mason Nice 4 bedroom. 1 YJ blths, heat & cook1ng. very good ntant location, aecurity depApartment •Insulation Apartment 44 osit reuqirad Cell 614-448· 44 Auction avery Fnday night at County Public Library. At· garage with workbench. g11 cond Coli 614-448-0175. •Storm Doors tantion: Peraonnel Section. hoot (129.00 budget) , cen· for Rent for Rent B56B . the Hartford CommunitY etto 1nd Vt1nd Streoto, Point •Storm Wtndows tra181r, Ya acre flat Sot. Kyger 12•116 1971 New Moon 3 of new Center. Truckloads •Replacement Window• metchandlae every w"k . PNHnt, WV 268110. Apptl· Crook Schoolo. *45,000 bdr , 1 'II bethl. elec. range, 2 bd<. mobllo homo. Call •New Rooftng • cansigmenta of new a. uaed oltlon cleedtlne: Moy 22. Owner financing f)OIIible . very clean, ,6,900. ' Cell 81 4 -448·0390 "FREE ESTIMATES" · Coll614·448-1990. ' 614·448 -0176. JACKSON ESTATES Upstairs unfurnished!3 room... merchandl.. always wel- 11i811. 19n Ook Brooke new cor· APARTMENTS !Equal apt .. carpeted, uttlitiea paich . JAMES KEESEE comed. Rlch1rd Roynoldo, Auctioneer . Coli 304-276- HIIP w~ntod lull end port Good rental property olx 19&2 Clayton 14x86, fur· poling. 2 b4r .. 12x60. Houolng Op~ortunoty) no children, no pett. C.n•., 992-2772 time wahrea•·• and bar~ room houae and: 2-3 room nlshed. underpinning, porch •&.000 . Call 61 4 · 388· monthly rant sta"ns et •169 614 -446 -1837. 3069. 4-1·2 mo. d. meld. Send retumtt to box cottagel . Call 814- 446 · washer • dry•"· •Kc. cond . 8269. for 1 bedroom and e204 for 711, Golttpolllo Forry, Wv. 2543 . 812.000. Coli 614 · 2111· 2 bedroom, dopooit 1200. New one bdr , efficiency apt. 2111111. ' 1821 ore14-25e-e280 2bdr .. woohor&dryor. tralh located neolr. Spring Volley Call 614 446-0390 . 9 Wanted To Buy Government homes from 6 w•1er paid 1200 mo · Pta11 and Foodland. pool & HAIR STYLIST WANTED. t1. CU repoir) . Aloodotlquant Pockage dut-14x70 Holley clopoalt, I mi. from HMC . and Cobia TV ovliloble. GIFaga apt., lurniohod, 211111' We PlY caeh for lite modal N- York· N- Vorl\ of l8xpt'operty. Coii805-IB7 · Pork.mootlyl\rmlahod,lorge Coll614·448· 1364. hounupoalibte101mto4 Neil Ave, G111ipoho. 1 bdr,. VETERINARY clean uaed cart. Point PINNnl loiOQklng lor 11000 ext. GH-41182 lor front porch. on 2 ..,., of pm and 7 pm to 9 fm 1236. utllitleo Pllid. Coil Jim Mink Chev.·Oido Inc. CLINIC g ..ntecl and amblttou1 aty- ln'formatfon ground with nice view, For rent mobile homa Upper Monday-Frtday, Cell 8 4- 448-4416 oft• 7PM . 8111 Gene Johneon tlot. Good PlY· Gooclbonef·l.:::.::;:.:=~-::--:-:--:-:-- 24.24 gor1g1 building. River Ad. Call otter 1PM. 4411 . 2745 or loovo IN MIDDLEPORT 814·44e-3872 ttl. Apply 401 VIand 81, clll Modern 3 bdr tlnlohod beoe· owners muot loll . Aoducod 1114-446-0608 . moo..,ge Furnished apartment . PAUL E. SHOCKEY; O.V.I. 304· 871·7311. • ment, 2corattochedger1ge, to 124.900. Wlnmon Adulll only. C1ll 614-448-- . Good uooecl pleno·old or now trailer hookup, Green Agency, 614·44t-3t44. 2 bedroom mobile home for Nicely furnished mobile 9523 or 814 -•46-1443, . , OPEN EACH To be uoed In pre-ochool Mlchlto aged women· who lchoolo . Coli 814- 448· ront. Burdette Addn, homo, elf opt , central 1tr progrom. Donation pi•H THURS. EVE. 6-8 ltkll onlmllo, who......,.. ao40 1989 Chomflon troller •1711 00 pluo utHitiOI •nd ond hoot In city. eduttl only. 2 bdr. Apt.o & hou- ~pr; C11t ,, 4 . 441·B~24. home to ltvo In 304· 5711· ' Ux80 whh 9711 odd-on dopoolt . 304-&76-2484. Coli 614 . 4 48-033B . rlntt125, t160, t200 Cllll · Dotuxo 3 bdr. houH, pool. 12x24. Good condition Colt PT, PLEASANT OFFKE Wo buy Junk con, Coli 2870. &76·5104 or 675-1318. ;, good location, 169,500. I :.6.:.14.:.·:.9:.9:.2·.::2:.:11.::B.:.9_.- - -2·2 bdr mobile homeo. no Furniohed eHtclency 701 3305 JACKSON AVE. 114·2411-8284or814·eB2· fonn 50 ocr••· 8 rm . houM. •· dep. *176 to 11B5 . pluo 4th Avo .. llalllpollo . •180. 3 rooms IL both 1\rrnioMcl, 1183. 12 . Situltion• SMAll ANIMAl IIOUH ne.ooo, Commorclol loll· I 970 TMC. 3 bodroomo, electric & gu. 304-875· utilitloo pol d. ohqre both. utllitleo furnllhad, UOO Wanted Jackeon Ave. 141f000. A· furnished. wuher, dryer. 8612 . t adults. Call 446·4416 after ......, 3 p..... s mo.. 84 I Third Ava. C1M COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS ,......, 6•30 ,..... , .... ' Ono Roel Eotote. Coli 304· olr, owning, underpinned, 1-======:::::=== PM 614-448 -3793. 7 FURNITU"E. looda, Iron, Wo4nooHy J p.no.-5 p.m. 6711·8104 or 11711·5388. otepo. •69110. Colt 814· 11- - - -- -- - woocl. oupboerde, chalra. 982·7479 . 43 Farme for Rent """'"' J jl.m.·l ,.... Riverl•de Aou Middleport. We cere for Senior Cltlnn1 Upstairs 3 room~furnJahed, oh1111, baokoto, dlohoo, I ji.00.·2 1'-,._ • Special r-• for ......, bath, waaher·l!l'yer, AC. atone )arl, antlquoo, gold ond dl11bled penono In our F!Otwood '"'"In Pomeroy 1.:.:.:.-----:---- 1--- -- - - - -So ....., ID ..,.,.IJ ,JD o.oo. cleoh, no peto, ref • dop. Cltlzono. 1130. E.... H 1nd ollvar . Wrlto·M.D. home. Hove rot.ronc11. C11t lor bf .. FA. BN ..mn11. vinyl 19BI 14x70 Schultz, Pllrtly LAIGI AIIMS AND Miller, Rt.2, Pomeroy, Ohio 111 4·11112·311... .Mn. J.,. oldlng. 11umtnum window. lurniohed 3 bedrooftlll with Paature for rent. Call 304- req, odulto. Collll14-448- int~ Opportunltlao. 114· 992-7721. 51111GIIY IY APPOtNT•NT 1519 46718 or c111 114·112· lowland, 174 Plum St. 17 A. 1vell1bl1. C11l 614· undorpennlng, 304-676· 6711· 6104 44e-23118. 1763. Middleport, Ohio. 7780. . 304·675·1441 11 Howard L. Writesel Roofing Co. NIW-IIPAII Gutter• • Downapouto Guttera Cleaned Pointing ' S!orm Doors & Window• Siding · Softlt Worl! SPAS" Night Day 1-.614 992-2549 . - 949-2263 ' or 247-4641 ,. 1-304 . _713-5634 . m All STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS · 4/29/tfn ·Sizes St.rt from 12'116' . UTilllY BUILDINGS Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated l)og Houses P&S BUILDINGS Television Listeninc Devices Computerized Hearing Ai4 Selection CJ ·)iearina Eviluations _For All Aae.s ' .IE . .. . LISA M. KOCH, M.S. . i . :z:: z - Ph. 614-843-5191 PH. 992-7201 . ~ Licensed Clinical Audiolocist RICint, Oh. JIM CLIFFORD (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Glllipolis, Ohio 45631 10-6-tfc WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH •SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN lAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR Wit Nne ~ Fill That . ,.,, n.t ,.. ~.,.~.. RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE CHESTER-985·3307 THE QUAUTY PRINT SHOP F11 All r.,, MotllfiiNit PLUS: Olftco SllflpliH I Furniture, Wedding and Graduation Stationoty,, MogMtic S9K, Rubloor Stomp•, lush111s Ferms, c.,y 5onkts, lfc. 255 MIN St., Mld.apart 104 Mufllorry ''· , _ . , 992-3345 3/2/dn THE BIRD CAGE "!,,1•1 !,.elf/" Iaiiy P•akHI, Cage & Soopplles ..... •zu5 Pair Fancy finclies, Cage & Silppllu .... •31.00 Ceckarilll) balk lirds AtoMaltil Cages & Supplills AIM Wei Separately CalC bllliftt• 614-915-4212 4/1/1 mo fl3 tin · !41 211. CBI 2, 9, 3tc Rog~r Hysell Garage lt. I 24,Pomoroy Ohio AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Al•o Tr•••lllletlo• PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 Now """ IIM4 Auto Gleu-lolt - BLACKSTON NEW CAl & Tlue.~tl'"G . 9-ll·lln 8'· RADIATOR SERVICE PAT Hill FORD . MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE 992-5875 Or 742-3195 KEN'S ' *VINYL SIDING • ALUMINUM SIDING 0 ILOWN IN fNSULATION 81SSELL SIDING CO. Ntw HomH luilt "Free Ee!lmate•" PH. 949-2101 or 949-2160· No Sunday Calh FUTURE T.V. SAT.EWTE SYSTEMS Dave Habits Dexter, OH. Phone: 614·669-3761 or 669-3765 *10' U.P. ·wire Mesh *Drake 1oo• LNA *Drake 324 RECEIVER $ 1,69 5 9' Southern Spun Available Complete System $ S 1 9 1 with Tracker . coiiiPIITE 1 4·17-1 mo. pd. 1/11/rfo PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY . CLEANERS 35115 Oak Hill Road Lona Boltom. OH. 45743 PH. (614) 985-4212 Wa Use Von Sc•radtr Equipment RacammNdtcl by Loadinc Carptt lanu· tacturirs. 1t8ASEMENTS 1tSEPTIC SYSTIEMS.~ *FOOTERS *GRADING *CONCRETE WORK , ' PH. 742·2328 . 12-1 3-22-tfn Mobile Home Serv•ce Pro SALES & SERVICE IUSINISS PIIOtll 16141 fti·6SSD 'ISBBI£1 I'IIDNI ..... ft2·7PS4 1122/tfc SERVICE , 985-3561 All .. FOR SALE RENT A CAR 446-4!22 U·SAVE AUTO .RENTAL J&L BLOWN INSULATION & SIDING 'FREE ESTIIATES" 317 North Seclllll MIMopert, Ohle 45760 ......Pt'Pi&iisa·r .r ... . CALL 3·24-ttc We'd II'' to l~troduco you to EnPI•·A.C.t, tho modem woy to drlto tic nhlcte of your choloe. NO DOWII PA YIIIINT LOWII IIOtlfltlY PA YMIIIT rorh WHALEY'S INTERESTED IN A flEW YEH ICLE Cal ... APPLIANCE Po-oy, OH. 45769 . For foeltr Slfvlco . - . ................. teaor o f - . In .. amount equofto ton - " (10!1) altho bid potB~mg.S~ecuM.Ohio 1ntendl to accept the towest (51 9. Ttc -11ble bid lor the project. bill ,_,.. tho right to r8JOCI any end 11. or porta of ony and Public Notice all bido. No bid may be withdrown NOTICE OF lor o period of lixty daVII the ochedulod dosing time lor PUBUC HEARING ,...;pt of the bida In occordance with HouH The ottentlon of 1o 811501, Notice to lwnoby g celled to the ...tutory require· of • Public Heoring to perm~ menta of the Stoto of Ohio ourloce opplicotlon of Brine on relating to the lic:enolng of Bodford T~ Roedo. The corporetionl organized under Public ~ will be held ot the l8wa of any other olote. ond 7.00 P.M. on MDndoy. Moy to tho controct documento 13, 19111 .. the Bedloid ov-le ot the ol......., Of. T-=tolp Tru- Building. lice of tho T......... O.rwln, Ohio. By Order of the Boord of Bodford Townllhlp of the Molgo LGcol School Dlotrlct TruJIM Wagner Trueurer 11119. 1tc 14) 18. 25 1111 2. 9, 4tc by cationl and form of IJI'OP(IIAI 1oom 1N Office of the 1,_. SINGLE '24.95 304-675-6276 · ·IO.t.f.n. 5· 7·tlc VINYL LINER POOL ACRYLIC WALL. POOL ABOVE GROUND POOL HTDIOTECH CNIMICALS 491 Gon. Hartlngor Pkwy. Mickltoport, Ohio HRS. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. A.U. 304-675-6276 GREG ROUSH PH. 992-7611 CAU COllECJ: UJ- Iulhlo Public Notice blln Me .. Trensportetion Act 20 yearo ••free Estimatea·· RT. 62 NORTH •Ltve Entertamment •Free HBO Sites •Singll oncl Multi Unit Housing •Wood Moclt CobiMtry Dtsign and Planning Worked in home area O•er 400 Choices •Kitchenettes •Restaurant Commercial n i- MIMn IU- N_H_ IMt - IIKifll JIJ - IIIIIIIollf Public Notice by Y1NYL & ALUMINUM PERSONAUZED POOlS POINT PLEASANT, W. VA. 8 mll11 from Porneroy-luon Brid&t tiKicloRtial & Commercial •Do"J.,menll & Complete Guttor Wort< Complete Remodeling Roofing of all Typoo 5/9/2 ... pd. 992-3410 ROUSH C!ONSTRUUION SUPERIOR SIDING CO. 4 10·1 mo ytll' ar~nd "FREE ESTIMATES" lnatelletion Aveil•ble 117- c - - ~~-·~-·- · · · - TV. Cl llftlli• •• Ml- A<I_.., D,..,« 271- WIInol ..................... u ......... ,• ...., I 11 • .., ...., ... Balloono for Get Woll, Annl· ..rooryo, Blrthdaoyo, porttoo. Singing Gorrtlta. Coli Bol· loono& Co. 814-448·4313 . Wanted To Buy 992-3561 EUGENE LONG (6141 915-3105 r)mt. 142-6931 4·1·1 mo. p<l, Ponwroy, Ohio V. C. YOUNG Ill E~titY Allor 5 Call S•"l" Ph. (614) 143-5425 . . \ .... D·ozER. BACKHOE, l:RENCH!;R, SEPTIC SYSTEMS, WATER. GAS & SEWER LINES, REClAMATION. PONDS, SPRING DEVELOPMENT, HOME FOOTERS. DUMP TRUCK STONE &DIRT n•- h ,.._, ~· PH. 992-6931 F" Clllzm PH. 992-3549 992-6215 or 992-7314 work CONTRACTING " Cl1,.11jled PIIRfl- C#H'I!' tit# foll#lld"f. r~IP.p#tmlfl f!.I IC'IIOIIIel I ·3-tfc ACCENT FINCI & SUPPlY Sl.t~lll R1t11 ,_,.,., relaxation .nr· ill y•r ewn ""' Siorioltll s,a. ltop toy to •• the lliocWt WI hlwt In ltodl. IIACIWOOD NOMI ·SPAS 40037 Sumner ld. Po-oy, OH. 10-8-tfc - U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Spacializi,ng in All Types Of Residential Wiring And Repair &rFDIDAILE • PORTAILE DENNY COf4GO WIU HAUL JUST CALL! $400.00 on any Trade-In FAIR PLAIN TRACTOR SALES liAR JOHNSON ELECTRIC f1r11 Eq•IPIItllf P1rt1 & SeNiee (Free Eltimatetl •Available to quahlied cuatomera with approved credit. Rcquues a 15% down payment and monfhly payments at an Annual· Percentage Rate of 18% 614-379· 712 711 1/ tln 5405 catcher and thatch!r 5216HW2 .............................. 614-379-2243 or Authorized John Dtore, New Holland, Bush Hoe F1r111 Equipment Duler Gallipolis, Ohio S2 145 Oo... Cou...., ~o- .. ,..,. .., ......,...1 ter1, 3 pt. brush hogs, grain drill, hay rake. 10ft. drag harrow, Cub Farmall with mower and plow, hay crimper. sub aoiler. potato plow, hay baler and mora. • TilliTE I Gf..lll PfiT CONTIOL SALES & SERVICE "WI RIM , , lut" "1tijl'" EIIWINAH CO. INC. BOGGS RENT A CAR 01•"' .. Disc, plows, cprn plan· SUPERIOR Business Services PHONE 992-2156 J ..... _ Announcemenu SWEEPER ond Hwing mo· chine repair, p11rt1, and oupplleo. Pick up ond delivery. Davia Vacuum Cleaner. one haH mile up Goorgoo Cr..k Rd. Cell 1114-4411·0294. FARM EQUIPMENT HOME NATIONAL BANK CALL 949-2210-Ask for Tim Co. 3 S&L . HOUSE WITH GARAGE: Small shop and shower in basement. Four rooms and bath, 2 porches, carport, new furnace and central air. Middleport, Ohio. Phone 742-3171 A1111 lllllll: I! Ill I ' Ill~- 9 . or " • Or "111 Stnti11tl Cltuihed Dtp1.. •. '- Ut Clll.lrtJt .. POIMroy. C*•o 45JU . ~ • Jiilllllr!IIW'I llitfY( leics County Associate Lletingeln J&F Hi I.C.HI .. f - I I..... IIIM\1- Business Services SPLIT LEVEL HOUSE with 3 bedrooms. 2 complete baths, dinina room. living room and lara• recreation room. Located on 8 acres. Lara• farm pond. Racine area. The Daily Sentinei- Page-17 Heating/ Cooling .Sales • Service PH. TOWN COUN1RY 1..:..--------- l t""· Fri.., 12-3·tfn " • �. ' • .( • Thursday, May 9, 1985 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio 44 LAFF·A·DAY Apartment for Rent 67 Musical I nstrumenta ~ ------------·-- Ovation ac:oustic~electric guitar with fitted coae. Call 614-446-7781 , onytime. 2 bedroom apartmen ts . New Haven. WVa. Newly remodeled . In town . 614· 992-748t . 68 ·2 bedroom furnished apt . Call 6t4-992-5434 or 304882 -2566 Potted tomtto plants. fHiO par 1 .000 plontl or 10 cents • pl.-nt. Portlarld.- Cell even· lngs 814·843·5309. Newly remodeled . 4 rooms and bath apt . Carpeted. kitchen furnished . On ~aat Main St. in Pomeroy. C·all 6t4-992-7314. menta in Pomeroy . Furn iahed or unfurnished. Rent f)egotiable . Cell 614-992- 6723 o• 6t4 -992 -5t33. 2 bedroom furnished apt. Call 614·992-5434 or 304882 ·2566 . . ....... ,, 2 bedroQm apt . and ki tchen furnished. $200 . per month. Ca11.614- 1 bedroQm Opt. Equipped kitchen . Partially furnished: All e lectric . S176 . per 'month. Call614-992-2816. Alto• 5:00, call 8t4-9925319 . . New t-v remodeled . large rooms . $176 . per month . Call6t4-992-7034 or 6t4992-5732 . APARTM .E NTS , mobile hornet, houMI. Pt. Pleasant and Gallipolis. 614-446. 822t . leureland Apartments, New Haven, now accepting appli· .cations for 2 bedroom apartmenta. Basic rent $·1 63. apartment C· 1 . E'quel housing opportunity. lhquire Fbr rent Sleeping Room• aOd liUht hoiJte keeping roomi. Park Central Hoter. '1•11 614-446-0756 . F!Jrnished room. range. re· trig. etOO. share bath, single male .. 919 2nd . AVo., G.allipolis. Call 4411' 44t .6 after 7PM . ~6 Space for R'ent. Mobile home iot. 12'x60' Of .,_smaller, •76 weter paid, 4th ' & Neil. Galllpolls ..Cell 4484,.16 lifter 7PM . ' Trailer space, water & trath p•td. '$ &6 mo .• 1 mi. from HMC . Caii614-446 -1Je4. · Tr•iler spaca on. R~ ~ 7· near towo. Calf 61 4-<146-4265 ot it 4-367-0232 . COUNTRY MOBiLE Homo P.rk. Route 33, North of Pomeroy. _ Large lots. Cell 6111,-992 -7479 . ... .'{riher .. Spa~._,, nice · ~nd . quie.t. -·1 ·•.m•ll ·child ac-cepted, rio pets; 304-8751076. 5 Merchanrli:;r. 61 Household Goods SWAiN ·. AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olive 'S t .• Gallipolis . New .a. used wood-coal stovn, 8 pc wood LR suite $399, bunk bed• · •t99. antron recliners 199, new &: uMd bedroom suites, ranges, wringer wlt~ers, a. sho". New livlngroom· suites t199-U99, liomps, also' buying c011l a. wood stoves. Coil 1114-446-;J159. Kit 'N' CI,RI. YI:.E ®by LilT)' Wrighl Livestock ' ' ''"". ' · · ·~ ''"' ,.,. . . . . ,, " ~ ··· .' ,. ' •' ' "Did I have a nightmare! I turned down Burt Reynolds 11 &or you'." ;0....le or lroda Formtll H trector •· John Deere H tree· REg. ~ Polled appro~. 2 Y.2 Hereford bull . yra. old. Reg . paper• avail1ble. Call 814-· 446-3328 ovo. oftor 8PM . ~ 80 Coachman, 26 ft. com· .. • pletely self contained, room · . air, awning. exc cond, phone 304· 676•4679. ---------·' County Applionce. Inc. Good uNCI eppliances and TV sets. Open 8AM to SliM . Mon thru Sot. 114-448· tilt. 1127 3rd. Avo. Gllll· polls, OH . Uotd V30 Ditch Witch ond uood TF1 000 Dnlo Trenchers. Col 114·8t4· 7842 or 81 4·814-5008. Will.. full size boolcCIM bad f11. Coli 814-448-2741 afttr 4PM . ",. I Home Improvements r~~0~"'~"~'"~'-~'"~·=====~~~~~~~~~~;~ 1 tl71 eo.. eeo1 boclthoo wllh Exlend·o·hoe. ' 1740 hours. lnchNiu lull cob heater. torque converUr. 4 buckets and a trf·a•le trlllltf. Cell 814-912-8364 or 814992 -7354 IWenings. · TV 1ntenne. tower, 1nd rotor. ffQ.O(). 271 gollon oil tank. f40 .QII. Cole""'" utilIty trailer. fiOO.OO at ban offer. WIH tredo. 114·811· 1 227 ell..- 1 :00pm. . ~""OH;~'PJ~ ... '-CU'! Dt1JIJGR1S -5ENO HE'R TO ~E ANO l'LL 5/iOW M'ISELF. ABOUT A fiAI.F DAY 'S TRAVEL SOU1H OF HERE! lH ERE WAS A CASTLE ON A HILL, NEARBY ! . Fish Tonk ond • Pot Shop, 2413 Jeckton Avenue, Point Plt-nt. 304-115· 20113. Fish, blrdl ond mora. r--- 1818 38,3 Chrysler -lnt, 31,000 milts. gocld tronl.• 304·1111·37113 or 304·875· 2790: Beeutlful AKC, Oerman Shtphtrd pupplet. ll•dy Moy 1 1th ..SmoH dopoolt will hold . Phone 304 -875 · 4883 . Mothoro D.v 8Pt!Cill, Ntlltorad lhetltnd •hoop Dog IMinl Collie), aablo, Obedient tnlntd, 304-458·1018 or 41S-1103. i 77 1t72 lntomollonll, 24 ft . bad with oo,b over. IIOnd. Coli 304-1711- tzll or 304·731· 2M2 , u.ooo.oo. .. Auto Repair ALL · KWOWING ONE 1'.& I CAN! . You · could boost me up over the WINNIE . l'•: I..,., ---------------· ... AND GET AS FAR FROM THIS · Ma11.be there's a clue in there as to where they've 11tlnP 1 James Bovs Water Service. Also pools filled . Ctll '814- r 2811 -t141 o. 814- 448 · 1176 Of 114•448·1f1 1. Hlm.. lyan ·SiameM kittens: 1100 NCh, Ctll 814-8122807. @ AC!ion Sports of the 80'o Off-Rood Ra cing Frontier 500 from Leo Vegas to Reno. NV. Cil S.voriy HlllbiiiiH (I) Dr. Who iill 3·2·1. Contect ICC) Ill Dllfrent Strokal IHeol Vidao Jukobox IMAXI MOVIE: ' Hoart Like a \ WhHI' , ·. 8 :30 G CIJ crJ NBC Newo til Rlfttmtn @ ESPN's HorM R.cin9 WHkly Cil Gomer Pyla ([) al ~ ABC News (CCI CIJ ® cas Newo (f) Nightly Bualneos Report iill Body Eltctrlc fill One Oey et e Time IHBO) MOVIE: "Smokey end the Bandit Ill" 7:Dq G CIJ PM Mtgezine Guns of Will Sonnatt @ Sportscontar CilSanlord end Son CIJ Entertainment Tonight CZl Whtol of Fortune Ill (f) Whaal Fortune (f) iill MacNeil/Lehrer New•hour ®Newa Ill [)21 Now Name Thet . Tune fit Jefferson& 7:30 G CIJ Tic Toe Dough til Cioco Kid @ ESPN's Spoedweek Cil All in the Family ([)Ill CIJ Family Feud CZl Jeoperdy ® WhMI of Fortune Ill [)21 Entertainment Tonight fJI WKRP In Cincinneti 8:00 D CIJ crJ Cosby Show The family has a surprise in store for Cliff as his birth· day draws near . CIJ Here ·Come the Brides @ Super Bouts of the 70'1 Muhammad Ali vs. leon Spinks !New Orleans, Sap. tember, 197 8). (60 niin.) ([) MOVIE: 'Cool Hind Luke' ([) Ql [)21 Stroot Hawk (CCI Jesae becomes the scapegoat for a federal agent who failed to prevent an asSIIIination attempt. (60 min .) Ill CIJ ® Magnum. P .1. ·Magnum · gets involved with the mob and polilical . corruption while trying to find a Vietnam vete ran . (R) (60 min.) (f) Wild America ICC) 'Tho Men Who Loved Bears: -Firat of 2 parts. A man raises. tames ,and_teach.es a griuly cub the-necessary tools for survival. ·(R) .·, .[fiJ Forum · fJI MOVIE! 'Magnum Force• (HIO) MOVIE: "Super Fuzz' (MAXI MOVIE: 'The Big Rad One' 8:30 D CIJ CD Fomily Ties AI· ex's matchmaking scheme for Skippy backfires . (R) (f) Profiles of Natura [!) Joan Shepherd America (CC) 'Bourbon and Major Wilkes' Rocking Cahir.' Jean Shepherd pays a visit 10 tho Old South. 9:00 D CIJ CZl Cheers Diane gars an unusual response from Sam when she rells him of Frasier's proposal. til 700 Club (!) Top Rank Boxing from Lake Tahoe, NV Cl) Ql [)21 Trivial Pursuit (CCI Se•eral celebrities participate in a party basad an the popular board IJ!.me. (60 min.) Ill (]) ug Simon & Simon Rick and A.J . investigate a series of deadly practical jokes thar Is plaguing a young executive . (R) (60 min.l (Jj Nanny The drametic ad· ventures of governeas Ba rbara Gray. whose career took her into homes of wealth and conflict, are depicted. iill Mvotoryl ICC) 'The Woman in White: Anne Catherick, the woman in white, reveals herself and her story to Walter. (60 SNAKE II . TRISTATE '· UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1 1 83 Soc. Avo ., lltlllpolls. B14-448 ·7833or 814-4481833. ' •' R • M fumiture M1nufec~ :. turing. St. At. 7, Ci-own Poroons lody lhop: L"'~"-"' • 1 Clly. Oh. Coli 8t4-258- '• l!d. Pt.Pielaanl. P11t 1470. coli Eva. 814-448· Frtt !lttmotH. 814-118· 3431, Old • now 4174. ' UphosUrod. ., · 9:30 ;nclJcrJNightCourt Harry Is atked to a prOm by an attractive and disabled ~U!!9 woman . . 10:00 U C2J fi) Hill Streat Blues Several of the officers be· come nervous when a urine test to determine drug abuse becomes· imminent. (60 min.l (]) Ql [)21 20/20 (CCI • Cll ® Knofa Lon~lng Ben helps Karen gain i'1formetion about Or. Acker· man and Gary runs irito trouble when he triel to write about the valley. (80 mln.l (f) To Be Announcad [fiJ Nowowa1ah IHIO) MOVIE: "Police Actdtmy" (CCI , (MAX) MOVIE! 'The Ari.ity· vlllt Horror' t0:30 til My Little Margie (]) NBA Ba1kotball Plav· Ba off1: Taamo To Announcecl (f) JHn Shepherd America (CC) 'Bourbon end 'Major Wllkeo ' Rocking Cehlr.' Jean Sh•pherd pay1 a viait to tho Old South. [fiJ Tony_Brown'o Journal , liNN Ntwo 1 1:oa CIJ CIJ [JJ • rn D"N-i m• til 8111 Cooby Show Cil Copltol Journol • ' .., tDREHwsl (] ] t t TIPIDE Yesterday's I [] WHAT A MlNieKI~T 15. amange the I _ letters to torm the surprise answer, as sug- Now gesled by lhe above cartoon. -...,..., tAnswers tomorrow) Jumbles: BULGY LATHE JINGLE DISOWN A.nswer: What nobility usually i$-"SNOB·ILITY'' or ~.... Ken's Woter Strvlce. Wells, Lowe 8111 Boat was ciat•n•. pools filled. Phone f2,300 .00 rtc!W 12,1 00.00. 114-367-0823 or 111 4·387· Reduced Jeep we• .7741 night or doy. *2,200.00 now f1 .8H.OO. Trl County Sport Shop, W•ugh'a Wettr Service . Wellt, . citterne. poOls. D1y 304-818-2988. or night . Re~&oneble retes. Colll14·288·1240 or 11114· 21111- t 1 30. • 76 ·Auto Peru I & ACQ8110riel 87 Upholatery [) I ~ News ·m ~L4 l<fAt>v General Hauling ~­ I HIRMT U CIJ CIJ CD Ill CIJ ®Ill a a-•·· A-C 5,000 BTU, •125. · Antiquo bufftt, f86 . Book · htodboord for 'full' uo. C,.,ry H.F. CO· bin,-, U5. Accordion. UO. Call ., 4·448·40112 . . Slight Point Domogo .. Now fllshlng 1rrow llgn. 8249. complete. F. . bulb•, tubas! Four left. Con lmmad.. ,.ly, 1(100)423-01 13, onytlrnt. (Not NpoOMOHd). Sears Kenmore ,.~ Washer . dryor, heovy duty. Colll14· 241-1288. ·- IF TH~~·II.~ NOT OUT OF.THEilE I>! TEN NIIWUTE!>, SfR6EANT, GET TH!Io\ OUT 'I'OUII.&af . •• 86 19 0 til Hot PotatO -:---------· ,. GOOO USEO APPUANCES Wllher&, dryers, refrlgera· tort, rangea. Sk8gg~ Ap'· pllancn. Upper River· Rd. balido Stone Craot Mo,.l. lt4-448· 7398. V1Hey Furniture, new 6 u•d- Large eection 'of qutl· ity fur.-.iture. 1218 Eastern Ave., Gallipollo. 8 :00 i- a•• r ·-·---- I.....-I EVENING •' 81 The Daily 5/9/85 12 .500 .00. Good cond ,. •; 304 - 675 - ~309 . . ;. Se rvi ces ---- -- . THURSDAY ------:---· . 20 foot ~ld1l Camper .. ~: Murray Grey Bull, regiatared. pure bred. gentle. large frame, 2 yeart old. proven sire. · ready to world Call 8t4-687-8191' after 8:00pm or W.lllon.ds. -~ Television Viewing .' '· Marcum Roofing It Spoutw 814-992-8804. lng . Now installing rubber Horned Herlford BUlla, Heif~ roofs, 30 ye1ra experience. tor. Ford 1 ton true k • 76 811 • ond cowswlthcalvesfor 71 Autos tor Sale 72 Trucks for Sale 1peciali1lng in built up roof. , ,Plymouth. call 814· 388~ 1ale. Una One BiMdlng. Cali 614-388-8887. BUtler·Hereford farln, Route ~~~=.:;:;::~r::;:~::::;:;:::::::::::1•303. . 7, Gollipolls. Ohio 45631. t 976 Chevy t ton dump 1974 . Pontile Ventura. 8 Goods . 61 H'ouse'"old 8ASEMEI\IT • Phone 514-266-65t8 or cyDndor stenderd Irons. In truck. 4 spead . Call 1114· •• 54 Misc. Merchandise 1 WATERPROOFING ronn Supp lii's 61;'1-2611-1 i p. 992-3194 . good ' snape. Phonli 8t4Unconditional lifetime gua· Co.,ntry Oak tabl... chain, Flowers. bedding plantt, 948·211Bt ofter 4 :00pm. Iii L i VI~stock rantae. Locel reference• ··~ cupboards; delke, ice bo•ea. hanging baaketl. pots. veFor a ale at 111 tlmu springing 1 974 Ch•vy holf ton pickup, furnished. Free estimatu. Conkles, Tuppers PIBI!ll •.At. getable pt~nts . tomatoes, Holetene cowa and heifere. 1974 VW Beetle. Coli 614- AC, PS, PB, ' tih wheel, Call collect 1-614·237· 7. Hand crlfted and peppers, cucumber plants. - - - - - - - - - 1 304-576-2510 . .. 676-304· 941·2759 . $300.00. 304-882-2982. 0488, doy or night. Rogers finlshad . 2263 C.. land GrHnhouae, Vine 61 Farm Equipment · . Basement Waterproofing. . .-· Cedll ..i: 1811. FIMtwood St.. Recine, · Ohio. Hour•· Hide·-e·Bed. EXcellent con- Dolly 10 :00 til dark, Raglsterad Slmmontol bulla. Brougham, 4 door, dloul, 73 Vena & 4 W- D. Spring Spatial: 24'x30'xB' D1nny Dawhurtt. C1ll after Drywall. reaidentiel • comdition . t1 00 . It 4 -843 - Sund1y-1:00 til dirk. 30-38 MPG. like now, with 1&•x7' garage door 6 8 p.in. 30'4-882-3295. mercial. qualitY hinqlng 6 1 · 5384. 18,500. Coli 304·675· 1977 Dodge window van, finishing. Ceiling dettgns & • tarvice d-oor , 13,888 1731 alter 8PM . Beautiful telectlon of auto. seats, air 8t extras. Call rep1ir work. Call James , erected. Iron Horae Bldgs. Self defrost reftlgerater, flowers for Memorlel Day. . 614-441· 4182. TrMl SIJDrLilion Pla~to 61 4-245- 65~9. I 100. 30 Inch ·elect fie Cliff'a ·Place. next to Heinera 6t 4-332-9748 oollect. 73 vw auP.r good ~ange, $75 . 40 inch electric cond. 72 VW Super Boetla, 75 Oodgo PS, PB, 8 ft . bad , Baird's Home Improve· Bread Store in Middleport . CROSS & SONS ran9e, •as·. 40 inch 1111 engine. 1800. both. 81,000 . Call 614 · 256· menta. Aluminum &, vinyl U.S. 36 Wast. ,Jackson, range. $46. Electric_dryer, !las furnoco, 125,000 304·458· 1542. 71 Autos for Sale 1240. Ohio. 614-!!81-8451 . aiding. i torm doort 6 win ~ U5 .. Coll614· 742·2352.1 B,T.U. 2· 30 pound' . g11 dowa. gu.,era. roofing, Free M111•y Ferguson. New (Nck and regular) . Holl1nd, Bush Hog Sales & 84 Ford F250. outo. Irons. eitimates. Call. 1 · 614 ~ 367 · Air conditioner. Now. 2.800 bottles pb, ac. sliding glass, 1976 Ford window "an. 0409 . Glasa firepl1ce front . P4lh S1rvica. Over 40 used BTU. Cool1 up to·B rooms or g_.rden plow. Several old TOP CASH paid for ·ao pa, positive traction tr1na . V-8 . autorP1tlc, poWer trectori to choose ffom 8a model end newer uaed·cara. cooler, 1110. A Midland CB radio books. Laundry novo. Coli heavy dutY redial ltHring, power brekes. air D & R Contractors: Siding, complete line of new & with antenna. 23 channels Smith Buick-POntllc, 19 ~1 614-949-3071. f8.800. Trad<i for 4x4. conditioner. Qood condi~ roofing, new atructures, re· dros. uHd equipment. Largest with upper and lower aide Eostern Avt~.l Golilpolls. Coli 304-11711-2t47. lion. f3150 . Cail6t4 -985- modeling, deckl . patio1 .· .. • if! S .E;. Ohio. selection band. 814-912·8946. Cell Firewood t20.00 pickup 814-448-2282. 4367. ' Free ntlmate1, Galllpoliw,.,-' ' anytime of day or night. lood, 130.00 delivered. Coli JI\IIOEN'S FARM EQUIP- 1977 Ford Maverick, beet 1979 Duster ps, pb, outo, 8 Oh . Cell 8t4-446' 76B7 . • 304-875 -8782 o• 87& - MENT cyl, lt78 Ford Tooeno, ••c. t978'h ' Chevy Bluer 4x4, - - - - - - - - - -''l Pickens u~ed furniture. 304- 2991 ,otter . Coli 614·258-8251 .. cond . 304-675-3753 or 57,000 miles. PS, PB . auto, House painting & trailer roof, , May ule on Long tr1ctora.It oftor 6:00PM . 675-8483 o• 816-t460 . 676-2790. . f3.900. Call 6t4- 992- tops. Call 814-446·2514 . , '. Ver\fleer balers w-5% int. on: Custom dreperiea• . 1 Inch finenclngl And see us for a RIC.K'S NEW AND USED venetian blinds. vertical 1879 Cornaro Borlinette. oil 1 977 · Mercury Monorch, 2803 . Roof Work, Old and new. All FURNITURE. Compo"' our bllnd1. Roman woven Wood complete line of farming extras. exc. cond.. whit• 88,000 milts, V-6, outo· Fqrd van, cu1tomized, 3A T. roof•· rn1tal. etc. No jObs to , ecceasories & tervica. pricea. teve today, Phone sh•dea. with red interior. Call 614· lnatalled 1t discount US~D - AII used equipment motlc. olr condition, good 1977, AT, PS, PB. gocid big . Free elti"'etea. Celt~· 304-773 -5430. condition,- 304-1175-6287. pric••· Free estimates. P.A. diacounted . 2·MF 160't, 448-7814. cond.. f3 .900. Call 304- 614 -446-0817 anytime. ' Sayre, 304-468-1078. 675-1731 alta• &PM . 2 -MF 50'o. MF t86, 2000 1978 Pontiac llrond Lemons ------------~----~· · 1981 Monti Carlo, 4txc 64 Misc. Merchandise Frott free refdgentor, Ford, 3600 Ford, 446 long, 71 .000 milea, new r1diel cond -;;=:::;:;:::::::;::::::;=== , Gene's Deep Stream Carpet:,. •. U,3QO.OO. 304-6761265, Oliver, Jubilee Ford. -: Cleaning . upholatrey ,"''' diahea, silverware. quid. 2 ·Vermear round balers, 3 · tires, deluxe interior6 ex. 3378. 74 Motorcycles scotchguard, deodorizers, running cond., no ru ... stereo. old trunk, hi -chair, NH haybines. 3-NH rakes. Alpine stereo optional. free estimates, highly re~ Knauff Firewood Summer door .36x83 , prom dreaa. buahog, mowing machine. f2 . 700 . Cali 614-388 - 1980 Oldo ~ Cutl . . • 1979 Harley Davidson commended . 814 -742 rates-big load•. May 1ttw 304-675-6646 . Brougham V·8, AC. rear spike tooth harrow, cultiYI· 9744. July' 3ht. Doe•n't apply to window defogger. AM -FM sportster 13,000 mi. Call 221i tort. plows. tobacco sener. HEAP. 8t4-258-6246. Taylor Sluth machine end Jividen's Farm Equipment· t 983 Plymouth Co~, 4 dr,, 4 nereo. 'exC co('ld, low mi· 6t4-446-16t5 or efter 5 RON'S Television .Service. Victor cath register. Contact luge, must .. n. 304-678~ 614·446-t244. Hou1e c1111 on RCA. Quazar, opd .. AM-FM tope. sunroof, SPECIAL cut slabo 6 PU John Thabet 304·875·1618 614·446-1675. ' caah price ea.ess. John' • 2486 . loads delivered in dump or at work 675· 2388. · 1 9l 8 .Harley Dlvldson Su· GE. Speclaling in Zeni1h. ,, AC trlctOr, ·model C with 2 Auto Sales, Bulaville Rd 1 truck 1100, .o r 21oads •110 . per' Glide Custom, leather Call 304-578-2398 or 814· row cultivator and turning ~;~~-oil~, O~io :(8t4)448- 1977 Chevy .Novo. t974 bags, ex. cond. Call 614- .l --4-46_·_2_4_6_4_._ _ _ _ __ You pickup f15 . Call 6t4-. Chevy Pickup. 3Q4-676. pl_o w. 6·1 4-992-6479.... . . 24.6-5804. . · 446 ' 8039 · ·a 153 offer 4:00; . Fetty 'Tree Trimming, stump ·.: Pcihi Buildings Cona\ruct•d 1981 l>luo Mo•do·RX--7 exc. 1984 Che,.U, Oril owner, " 188~ Herley Sporfste'r low ;emoval. Call 304:·676· ,, Pool Peo.ple S peoial: , for commercial, · g1rage~. shape. 21:ooo miles . 1 Shock liquid 12.55. gal-PH farm.. ttorea. etc. Any. aile, $7,600 Can ba iaon ot tho low mUM. lkc cond. ITIU1t miles, good cond,. 12,500 '133 • up t3.50 41b. lnground pool firm. Call 8t4"367-7672 . ' Mil, 304-8711-2663 ofter · free . elitimatet. Cell 304- Jumbo in Rio Grande. Call RINGLE& 'S SERVICE, ax·'"'' kill. t 6x32 f2.396, 18x38 5:00PM. 1 675-3981 . 814-246-9134 or814-24512.695, 20x40 82,895 In 1976 Sportater cu.tom. perienced carpenter. alectrl- ' 5439. stock. let ·us summ.,ize ttDI ~,4.11ia Ch•lmers dozer. S. chrome1 1nvaider 6 cian. mi10n. painter, roof- : paint '71 Dodg• Dort; 8 cyl, outo lng (includin_g hot ier-..... your''pool •1 00. Pool-pllnt to .,.-,.,CI.,!Jt Underc1rrl•ge, 1916 HO 8 Fl~t Alilo dozer, trsnotnlulon. 3t.OOO mllos. o~oko mogs, •~.800,_ Cali· app_licatJon) 304-1176; 2088 •.. 1 RGPS , wi~c~. _1974 94tP 1.2% . off. whitt. bliii rebultt tran~mittion. new Cat. e·rtdfo.lidiH . . ROPS ; ·1 974·Nova SS-Ioodod • ·1150. onll ownor, Pl\one 304,~7&­ · 1114, 248-9426 after 6., : o• 875'•••138.8 . • -:·. ·.• J-:- ..• • t973 'Cho~ PU f560. 191114 bikini blue. Middleport · lteeriftg ciuthee, nt~tw brakes ' • 992-5724 or Gallipolis 6t 4 · and careowrench, 811 ,500. GOOd M.ndltlon. ~04- 458- Ford. PO f380 . Cell 814- ·2179 . . ·. ' . ,._ . 1982 : Suiirki OS ilo e3oo t542 . 446-l032. Rot•ry or o'1ble tOo'l drilling. · ... 446-3061-t. ~~ ~li firm, 1:oll alter 5 :00 304'83 Reeol, V-.8 , crulsa, tilt firm. Call614-446-t16B , Most. wells completed aame · 1• 458-t077. New Hollend 404 hay condi· 81 Chevone Mollbu, 75 VW whHI, tlnted·Windows. tun Pump selea and nrvi· '' • day. Spring Special-Patriot utility tionera 1375. International Rabbit, 80 Pontile Phoenix. rqof, 21one, 100 wottAiplnl 3 wheolar, 260 Kaw11awkl ceo. 304-886-3802. buildings on display at two corn chopper 1nd gra11 Dodrill's Auto Ports-Sales. Storoo, 48,000 miles, IJIC. cond. 910 miles. Call convenient Joc•tions. 8 & S 66 Building Supplies Phone 304-875· 7923 or 6t 4·3B8-8651 . hood. 304-488- t 642. : :::;:=========' ~8:30-5:30. Call 814· 388· 875-1285. Produce, Vlend St. in Pt. '*' > 96t5 . . Plumbing • :;: Pleaunt. 1nd French City t 982 Hondo Sliver Wing 82 Building Materials Used R-40 dh' C h witch Mobile Hom.es In GoiUpolls. & Heating ; ;.: '82 Toyota Corolla, AC, lntemote GL500 . 8 ,000 9x1 2 •1196, also 1 Ox18 81ocli:, brick, .aewer pipe a. trencher end used 701 4 81 Buick Regal 302 V-8 reclining aeate. '4rl,OOO miles. AM ·FM, cassette. 1995 . Delivered and set up Windows , lintels , etc . D•vla w-hoe for sale. 614· auto, air cond., PS. PB. n111es, exc ·cOnd. 1500.00 e<uh ba<1. Asking $2,200. Cloude Winters, Rio Giondt. 694-7842 or 194-6006 . "\....~ '. on your lot. AM·F.M cassette, new tirea. Bt4-387-719t . end tlke over paYments. CARTER 'S PLUMBING 0 . Coli llt4-245-51 2t . good bond .• 6~.000 mi .• one -~ ; AND HEATING New tobacco aeuera owner. $4,SOO. Coli 614- ,304-875-36t4. White sewing machine, t 982 Kawasaki 440L TO . Cor. Fourth end Pine equipped to J:ig zeg. mono· Block. brick , mort1r and 1876 .00 . Corn planters 446-1683 . Chain di-iven. Boyght brend Go!Upolls, Ohio gram, overc;.aat. hemming. m~&onry supplies. Mount1in $650.00 . Corn sprays new end driven for 2 Phone 614-446-3888 or Truck• for Sal~ mendi1;1g. makes button Sto,. Block. Rt. 33, New $480.00. AC with cuhivo- 1 979 Regency 98 Oldo 1 72 ,. montha . Appro•lmetely 8t4-446-44 77 holes & more. Reg. t279.96 Hoven, W. Va. 304-882· toro 11 ,250.00. Farman C owner. perfect condition, Chevy Luv pickup, With fiat 4,000 miles. Needs new 2222. .500.00. with cultiVetors., now f 100. Also 30% all now tires. Coli 814-448 · bed, beat ofter. Call 814· front tire and rim. 1800. or JIM 'S PLUMBING. HEAT- ,,' Massey Fergu·aon 60 3581 altar 8. Nelco sewing machine . 286·825t oftor 8:00PM. bast offor. 614-247-2021 ING. Rt. t, Box 365, Golll· $2,860.00. 304-576-2328 Trade in accepted. Call after 5:00pm·. Paul Hill, polis. Coli 814-3111.0578 . 56 Pets for Sale or 578 -2606. 68 Ford .Mustang PS, P8 . 73 collect 814-386-8026. 1980 Jeep CherokN PS. Recine, Ohio. Muston~ . Cali f14-2511 Y2 yard Trojan, 4 whHI t240. . Sony Trinitron 26 inch ,con~ PB, lodrlng . huba, good l19ii4}!);;;J."~G,";;;;; sole color TV ' with remote HILLCREST KENNELS drive loader, good cond. cond. Coll814·~.,8·5841. ~-=~t 728 mile!,5fho,~:l'.~ 83 Excal(ating control. c 'all 614 -448- Bo~rdlng all breed•. Heated u ·, ooo . oo. 30·4 - 675 - Sharp-197B Ford LTD II , 7781 .. anytime. low mllnye, U,700 . Coli t9!11 Chevy Luv 4 spd.. 304-618 -6917. Indoor-outdoor facilltiee . 2377. AM-FM . Coshprlcaf3,t99. 1- - - - - - - - - Good-1 E•cavatln9. baae· r : 814-448-8207. AKC Doberman puppies: ment1. tootera, dr•vew1ya, John'a Auto Selea, Bulavllle 1 -~"-Carpet-blue 10'4"xt5"12" Stud Service. Cell614·446· TD6 International with · wench. blode, f8.500.00 : 1983 Plymouth Turiamo, Rd. llolllpoll!l', • aaptic tonka. londocaping. ~ with P.ada. white 81h'x1 '11h' 7796. 304-458-1031 . . Coli anytime · 614 -446 rust 1 5'3"1l10'h' with pad . 2 .2, P.S., P.B., AM-FM , t974 Ford PU F-100, PS, 1 - - - - - -- , - - - - 4637. J1meal. D1vison, Jr. Cell 8t4-448-0026. louvers, 5' spead. Excellent outo. Brierpatch Kennels Prof••· 3110 lflgine. Coll814- 1973 Kowosaki i 75 F-7 owner. tional AU-breed grooming. Forlaau 26,000 lb. tobacco condition. Cell 614,742· 379·2425. Enduro, · f400.00, phone Beautiful dreaaer sat with Indoor-outdoor boarding fa- base, one farm whh barn. 2979 or 81 4· 742·2143 .' 31!4-87&-1647. Dozer Work land cie1rlng . . ;•' shed ow . box mirror- cilities. Engllah Cocker Spa· Co ball. Rt. 2. t 5 miles above 71 ford tandem dump truck lar:-daeaping, etc. Free asti· .r•~ birchwood. Hugh picnic ta- niol puppies. Coll614· 388- Huntington, 304-738-2342 t965 Mustang convertible: 1872 Honda CB360 , evening1. ble, hondpalnted ceromlc 9780. Cendy-opplo 'rad. Excellant 9000 250 HP Cum..,lngs, 1300.00, phone 304-882· mateo. Coil 814-448-8038 ' lempa, home interior. afgh· or 614-992-7/1t9 enytlma. ,: condition . 88,000. Phone t 3 opd. trono. 38M ""''· ana, hub cops & carpel . Orogonwynd -<:otttry Ken- 1 row ·tobecco •tter ' with 614·742·2160o•8t4-742 · t7 ,100. Coil , 614-448- 2387. 7732 . Dozer 1nd duniptRICk servl· 1 304-875-1716. nol. CFA Hlmsloyon, Parslon plowsf460.00.1,000plo•· 2287. cea. D.A. Boston Excevat· .. - - - - - - , . - - - - 1nd Sl•men kittent. AKC 1ic tank with Homelite pump 76 Boats and Uaed electric Wheel chair, Chow pupplla. C1U 614· 1850.00 ..A-.Modli whh cul- 1 979 Trans Am. E•celfent ing . 614·867-1828 or 1114· •· Motori for Sale 378-6288 . tlvttors •t ,100.00. 7 ft. condition. Alpif1e&tereo. air, IJJkamollc, opens tho door 446-3844 after 7PM. to frHdom & independe:nca . . - - - - - - - - - - Woods Bush Hog cruise. power ate•lng end Steering • power control Golden Retriever puppiu, tt,5oo.oo. Coli 304-736- b•ok01. Croig V'lnoy. Coli 84 Electrical left lido, f325 . Call 814- AKC Res. one Golden Rt· 2342 or 304-675· 814-892-11807. 4411-2205. trlevar famtle dog Rog. Coli 1::======= = = 8. Refrigeration ~· 614-388-8858 ofter &PM . I · ' Wood Klncold table & 4 63 Livestock cheirt, 1ink lavatory. Call I h1ve 2wI wk. old Cocketl· SEWING Mochlne repairs, 814-258·8210. penial pups for •Ia. If you' re aervice . Authorized Sln'ger lnt•ened. cett me et: ·e 14~ S.e le• &: Service Sharpen 24&-9602. 25' RCA color TV. Cell after Sclaaora. ' Fabric Shop, 7 :00PM, 8t4· 25e-6307. Pomeroy. 814-892-2284. •i• -- Ohio Winnebago motor home.· 23'. AC. generator, CB, , 1972, like new. t10,500. · Call 304-875-1731 after • I PM . . LAYNE'S FURNITURE Soles and chei<l priced from 8285. to ts95. Teblel. 050 and up to f126. Hide-abeds, 1390. 1nd up to 851!0., solo bads _.,45, Reclinert. •225. to $375., Limp• from $28. to •t26. pc. dinettes from 8109 .. to 436 . 7 pc . 1189 ond up. Wood tabla with siJI chairs ; t285 to t745. Desk ft 10 up to 1226. Hutches. •550. · Bunk bed complete with . mattre1111, 1275. and up to U95 . Boby bads, fttO. Mattra~ses or box tprlngs. full or twif!, 868 .. firm , •ea. and f78 . Ouoon ..tl, 1225. 4 dr. ch•sts, $49. 6 dr. chests. ffl9 . Bod fromes. 120.and f25 .. tO gun · Gun ubineta. 13&0. Gil or electric ronges U7!1 . 8oby mattrauoo. $25 & 831, bad framas .$20, f25. & UO, king frame •ao. Good, sea.ction of bedr.oom suites, rockers , met1l cabinets, New wedding dro11 sin 12. heodboords f38 & up to Coli after &PM , 514-445U5. 2452. Uaed f;urniture · · • 6 pc. dinette, head boards. elect· . ric range. 3 miles out llulavillt Rd . Open tom to 5pm. Mon. thru 6et. 6t 4-446-0322 _,_.,...-'----......,...,..-~-- DICK' TRACY '1 willoel! tum. Coll8t4-44111· 3082. pony. f100 . Wont to buy:small weat.,-n horM saddle. _. Th4rsday. May 9, 1985 79 Motors Homes 1 brown bay mare, 800 lb. or 1100. t spotted mara ·pony. 6 -yeer · old . :2~3~;J~·~·:::::::;:==:::::;::=: ,7-yoor-old. t100. 1 block ond whlto Sale or Trada ___ ______________ .......,,.... !!< Camperl Tomato plantt, J1t Star and ,superaonic. Trey or thou- 2 yeer filly Chestnut, . 'h Hnde. Good for garden . Cell American ~ Quarter hor... Eugene DaVIs, Racine 814· 4 white llocldngs. Beautiful 247-3283. ond good dl•posltlon. Shall green ,broken . 8t4-992Str.awberrlet Coming 6341. Soonll You pick or we pick. Weeley Bowen. 304· 676· F,orula:OreyArablanhorse, One or tWo bedroom apart· . 992 ·2815 . Alto• 5:00, call 6t 4 -992 -53t9. Fruit & Vegetables 63 - ·' Benny Hill Show NORTH. +AJ82 Sharper bidding finds the slam ., tKQ 763 +10 64 By J•mes J..,oby At a recent team match, NorthSouth at bolll tables stumbled into the rather inelegant contract of three notrump. The heart suit was dutifully led and the defenders managed lo collect five quick tricks to set the contract. The bidding in the box suggests reuonable way of arriving at the good six-club contract. After two notruinp, the three-spade bid not only shows four spades, but also suggests · that responder's hand may not be totally suited for no-trump. Four clubs describes a · gO<ICI club suit, and also Implies heart Weakness. Now what abo~i four hearts? Is there any danger that tbe four-heart bid could be passed? Really, no. North has bld diamonds, then spades. A heart. bid now absolutely must be a .cue-hid of some sort. Four spades showed the spade tlog, and then SOuth heard partner bid five clubs. Is thffl! any doubt that South should bid six? North li~ bid.diamonds .a nd spades, cue-bid hearts, and now supported clubs. Small slam should be easy, and it is. WbaHf. North did not bave sucb an unbalanced hand, bul simply wanted WEST +94 tiiKJH tH85 +973 a ' . . ' • EAST +Q7 53 • A 10 43 Z • 10 2 +Je SOUTH +K 106 •Qu tA4 +AKQ5 2 Vulnerable: Neitber Dealer: SOuth Wnl Nortll Eut Saotll 1+ Paso It Pa11 PUB 3+ P011 Paa 4• Pall Paa s+ Pua Pass Pass Pus Opening lead: •5 2 NT 4+ 4+ e+ to check lor a possible lour-lour ·spade fit? My suggestion is that tbe partnership play .t hai a three«:lub bid . by · Nortl> would _be cbeckio& back tb • ·- if SOuth held a four-card majot, but that's a matter for you aad yourpartner lo work out aad remember- .. . ,_,_., (NEWSPAPER EN'I'F.RPAISE ASSN.) .·. • ~~~-. . ~at( by THOMAS 'JOSEPH ACROSS 40 "--'s 1 Latvian Daughter" 5 Clip off (1970 film) 9 Pallid DOWN 10 Leas I Pl""ed 2 Old sword corpulent 12 Roman 3 Everything 4 NonJI! highway 13 Within war god 14 Actor Tony 5 High-titrung 15 Egyptial) 6 Ethiopian deity prince 7 Wholly 18 Dyer's Z6 Kind of bear 16 Tilt 17 Cavalry 8 Act as device Z8 Risky ( sl.) shout peace21 Wild pig Zlfdediclnal 19 Maglie maker 22 Rubberlike herb or 10 Belgian city gum 33 James or Mineo 11 TV's 23 Windflower Jimmy 20 Molding instant Z-1 Mother Baby food style 11i Fostered (Fr.) Celtic deity 21 Greek letter .,-1....,,...,.,....,.... ZZ Bundled 2-ICash 25 City of Manasseh 26Turf 27 Actor Ayres 28 Uncle Remus' creator so 1 love (Lat.) 31 Donkey (Fr.) SZ Inflamed ,34 Sluggish S6Smoolll consonant 37Turklsh city 38 Sicili31) city 89Sight DAILYCRYPTOQVOTES-Here'abowtowortlt: AXYDLBAAXR II LONGFELLOW One Jetter slend8 for another. In this sample A is used for the three L'a, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apoatrophea, the lencth and formation ol the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. CllYPTOQUOTE 5-· . YG ·Q G Q TG Y NUR-N RYG HJZXH -DJC RYG NJ BURN TG TGFJQZXH DJ C NJQJYYJB NJ SR D - RCNUJY CXAXJBX YwterdaJ'o CrJptoqiiOte: A MAN WILL REMAIN A RAG-PICKER AS LONQ AS HE HAS ONLY TilE VISION OF A RAG-PICKER. - O.S. MARDEN 0 ,..s l(lng , . .""'" s,ndk•'-· inc '• �• • ~age-20-~ Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Thursday, May 9, 1985 ~~~~.!~~!'.!~~,.~~ ~~P._?~l ~,.~i?,!~~~~!J!~~~~! ~·· ,._ Increased by over ~.001 acres each year from 1979 t~rough 1982. The PIC program reduced total crop acres In 1983, but no-till acres Increased even In that year. Some of the early problems with conservation tillage are being resolved, Oneth says. Early problems with poor crop stands and weed problems are now resolved with better equipment and new herblcldes. Oileth e"plalns that conservation fatrs, tours a11d tillage demonstration plots show local enthusiasm for the prac1lce and Its success. · "Most Ohio farmers are fine tuning their Individual tillage systerns to eliminate previous problems which limited the adoption of certain Ullage systems," Oneth says. The avallabtllty ol more effective herbicides and improved planters and seeders, designed specifically for conservation tillage and notUI have had a significant Impact on the Increase of these tillage systems In Ohio. Some farmers think that conservatlon · ttllage or no-till Is more expensive than conventional me!hods, Oneth explains. "In reality, the savings In fuel and machinery costs, with fewer trips over the field, reduces the overall cost o( planting. This Is true even when 'burn down' herbicides are used," lhe single most imwrtant manage· men! practice to reduce soU erosion on Ohio cropland, says Harry w. Oneth, state conservationist for the Soll Conservation Sesrv1ce (SCS) . A recent Inventory from the scs shows nearly 69 million tons of soil eroslonoccurrtngonOhioagrlcultu· raJ land every year and 72 percent of this occurs on cropland. Oneth Says, resource management that Includes conservation tillage can jelve much of the state's cropland ·erosion. : Conserva1lon tillage Is nor new to inost professional farmers . Last ·year, Ohio farmers used conserva tlon on ttllage over 2.8 million acres or cropland. A varlety of conserva. tlon tillage systems are used In ·Ohio. These Include no-till, reduced im and rldge tUJage systems. Ridge .tillage acres moni than doubled last "year In Ohio, with over 25,001 acres ol com and over 10,001 acres of soybeans planted on ridges In 1984. The ridge tlll system Is well suited to (l!)Oriy drained soils and C.:mtlnuous corn and corn-soybean cropplng systems. • Oneth says, "The top conserva· tlon tillage system Is no-till, In which the new 'crop Is planted directly Into last year's residue. The ·soil ts hardly disturbed and one trtp over the field usually takes care of " the enttre Mother's Da:y Gift Suggestions significant, ~e adds. A farmer who has_ switched totally to no-till might be able to farm an adclltlonal 300 to 400 acres or do that much custom work, with J1Q added labororequlpment, Oneth says. He also cautions that although conservation tUJage systems are ' ' - Vot.36. No.19 Copyrighted 1 986 , Senilf wit• Funeral Home SINCE 1858 (8l'hind Pust Office ) o Speeiai ~Sale . . Mother's Day Gift Suggestions FIOM HOME FUINJSIINGS DEPT.- ht ROOI BED SPREADS TOWEL SETS EUREKA·SWEEPERS KITCHEN TOWELS BED PILLOWS BATH MAT SETS TABLE COVERS AREA RUGS CURTAINS & DRAPES BED SHEETS BED BLANKETS DECORATOR CUSHIONS o .eA(pdw ~~ PJj . !il-fwcid ON SUMDA~, . MA~ 12th~ . Prices On Gifts For Your Mother FRIDAY MAY 10th AND SATURDAY, MAY 11th ~---w--·--·----•----~·----·-~--·~--~ Mother's Day Mother's Day Sale! "CATNIP" ,JUNIOR ' · ·SPORTSWEAR This selection includes shorts, ·' ., Mother's Day Sale! · Mother's Day Sale! JUNIOR SIZE.S MISSES & EXTRA SIZES ·SWIMWEAR ·sWIMWEAR . Sizes 3 thru 13 i!l oneand.two· ~ieee styles. Regular lee and rlli"ch .cut lee.. Save. Now! · · 112.(10 SWimwear ...... 1_9.5~ s19.00·Swimwtat ... su.l9 121.00 Swim wear ... 122.39 133.00 Swimwear ... 125.39 pants and crop pants in Sizes S, M, L • and ·Junior 3 thru 13•. Sa~irigs ate Gt rea ..lt _-' -·· o •.. · . . . "Reg: '7.00 :;.... ,.. $ale -15,55 · Reg. .113.00 ...... Sale 110.35 · Reg. 118.00...... Sale 114.35 Reg. 12l.OO ...... Sale 116.75 JUNIOR · DRESSES MISSY and EXTRA SIZE ,..,,.,, . TOPS--PANTS~JACKETS ,. Sizes 30 to 38 arid lara• sizes 40 to 46. One and two piece st~les and two piece blousons. Save Friday and Saturday. ,.. > i23.o(l swimi!tiot ..; s1a..t:i" 126.00 Swim wear ..• 120.13 129.00 Swimwear ... 123.13 132.00 Swimwear ••• 125.53 .. ~· ·~·. blends. linens, georeette in sizes 6 thru 20 and 38 thru 44. Smart · lookina styles for wear right now. 114 Blouses•••• $11.29 117 Blouses..... ll3.79 12 S Blouses••••• 120.19 129 Blouses..... 123.39 Drtllts ..................... 18,79 Drtlltl ..............- ••• 122.39 131-00 Junior Dr11111 ········-········· 124.79 133,00 Jvnior ..••...;:....•._. .. 12 6.39 ·SALE! . · SELECT GROUP \\Hsllms,k to Perma-Wicker offers that look of wicker plus durabil· ity. Choose from 111 array of summer colors. II MOTHER'S DAY ·cARDS REG. 181.00 LOWBACK SPRING BASE g,,,, REG. 179.00 SPRING BASE LOUNGER ..................... :.SAtE , sis~ LOVESEAT GLIDER .......... SALE SISB REG. s241 3-SEAT GLIDER .............. SALE s210 REG. *262.00 · . LAWN SWING. .................SALE s222 REG. 1186.00 Moth11 ., O•g S•l•l . ENTIRE SElECnON WOMEN'S MISSES AND SUMMER HAlf SIZE . DRESSES 6 20 and 14\S · Sizes to to 2&1;._ lie stltctlon includ'"' Jlckot dresses, suit Mother's Day_Sale! Mother's Day Sale! JUNIOR JACKETS REG. S22oo Cotton poly blends. smart stylts1~ 1 aood color stlection. Sizes S, land l. Great Mother's D1y lift. Aec. $31.00 1nd $32.00 sets alld stllldrtsstS. Knits,_ poly cotton blends and 100'!' JIOiJtsltll. 125 DrnSH..... IJ9.00 132 Drnstt..... '25.00 140 Drnstt..... 132.50 149 Drn111..... 139.00 10111 S1HYI 1111lchin1 botto111s. · Sins S, ' Good selectloR of colors. YOUR CHOICE ' .. ,_. . it SPORTSWEAR FIHCt ' 51744 Our vo'l popu11111111 Ttoat arut uvlnp for .llothlrt Dtr &ivins. Sizes $, I, l: Slllcl blouses, ClOP Jllnts, tank tops, Jllnll, 111ort1 Hd knit tOfiS. · 119 Hang T111 Sportsw- _,••_. $15.25 S24 118.. Ton SportswMr • .,. __ 119.15 130 H... Ton SportswMr ___, •• $24.05 IJS """" T111 Sporlsw- -···-S!I.IS .. . . __ . ,. Mother's Day Sale! HANG181 .· JOGG' ING lined ELBERFELDS ~·· , CHAIR ............................ SALE S68 REG.- 196.00 HIGH BACK SPRING BASE . CHAIR ............................ SALE ss1 1 Select the proper Mother's Day Card on the lst floor from our big selection. Al~o gift wrap, ribbon; musical cards and novelties. Mot6, ~, Dtg CASUAL OUTDOOR FURNITURE Sale! pants, vnts, blouses. knit tops, knits and skirts. Illite, your Hltctioa and savt. Sizes 8': . to 20. 30 to 40 and 38 46. : '20 DIYOft Sportswillr .................. '13. 99 S25 DEVON SPOITSWEU................ 117.49 S29 DEVON , SPOITSWEAI................ '20.29 135 DEVON SPORTS WEAl................ '24.49 W~angl~r· Group: .. s13.6o · · Wrangler Group "'16.00. Wrangler Group .• S19.20 Wrangler Group .• $24.00 j Mother's Day nen loots. lncltldes jlcktts,. Jt7~oo s2o.oo S24.00 S30.00 BLOUSES Choose cotton poly 121.00 Jvnior blltlds, polyester aM ii- Sizes 8thru 20 an~ IIIler iizes 38 thru 46. This croup includes kmt tops, blouses, midriff.. tops, shirts, . sweaters, shorts, culotte~ , crP_P pantst jackets, pan_~. '· MISSES & EXTRA SillS Includes our entire selection in junior sizes 7 to 13 aM S, I , and l sizes. liptwei&irt cotton poly bl1t1ds for cool summer wear. Sun· dresses included. $11.00 Junior · Cotton uoa•tc! Mother's Day Sale! Sale! DEVON SPORTSWEAR 423-6300 125 LEE STREET COOLVILLE, OH. 45723 BELPRE, OHIO 45714 LEE ETHRIDGE MOTHER'S ,'I)J\Y , - .. By·LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UP!) - A controversial plan to reopen the Home State Savings Bank of Cincinnati by selling It to the Chemical Corp. pf New York has . cleared another legislative hurdle, but more remain. Legtsla tlve leaders from both . parties began making· plans for joint House-senate conference committee negotiations late Thursday after the bUI squeezed througll the Ohio Seoate, 17·16. But House Speaker Vernal .G, Riffe Jr., D·New Boston, who gets to call the next shot, could take a shortcut by getting his .troops to accept ·the Senate version and sene! It (jlrectly to Gov. Richard F . Celeste. "I haven't decided what I'm going tb do yet," Riffe said T)lursday. He said official House action could come next Monday. Meanwhile, Sen. Paul E. Glllmor, R-Port Clinton , Friday 9:30 AM to 8:00 PM Saturday 9:30 AM to 5:00 PM ..... -------~- Nine Democrats joined eight Republicans In 5e!!Urlng the 17 votes requtrect ·ror passage. The other 10 Republicans and six Democrats voted no. The suspense-laden rollcall was preceded by two hours of sabre-rattling by Republicans aild Democrats over who was to blame for the Home State crisis, who was holding up the sale and who was he lping the depositors recover thetr money. Lukens, who had complained at length about a number of deficiencies In the bill , saying "! want a better deal ,'' cast the decisive 17th vote to pass it at the very end of the rollcall . Lukens said he did not want to kill the Chemical sale, al1 hough he opposes the currentterms . "It has io run Its course," he said of the bill. ""It'll. be totally different lilt goes to conference." Senate Minority Leader H~rry Meshel, D- Youngstown, accused the Republicans of "putting up trial balloons of all stripe and nature to delay action on the bill," and questioned their slncerlty In wanting to see lhat Home State depositors receive all their money. "Don 't you saddle us with whatever problems there are In this bill," shouted Sen. H. Cooper ,SOyder, R-Hillsboro, who voted no. "Whatever goes wrong here lies ori the shoulders of the Democrats. Rlgllt down the llne, we've played the game that was staned by the administration and Is being orchestrated by you." Meshel said the GOP allowed the bill to pass so they wouldn't get blamed for hold ing up the Chemical· Home State deal. "They had to save the day, or they' d be held accountable lor It, " said Meshel, who voted lor the tneasure despite calling ii a " ruptured duck '" during debate and saying " it won't work." Students' hearing slated next week ' as . A hearing on a motion for preliminary in junction filed bY three Meigs High School students and thetr parents has been postponed from loday until sometime next week. The motion is sought by students Shawn Doidge, David Smith a nd Jeffrey Basham and their parents against Dan Morris, Meigs Local Schools superintendent, and the ll:leigs Local Boar!'f ofEducatlon . · · Continued from Tuesday until noon today, the hearing has been cancelled beeause a vehicular homicide trial being heard in Gallia County by Meil(s County Common Pleas Judge Charles Knight is lasting longer than ortglnally expected. The hearing will be rescheduled by Knight as SOOt\ as (l!)Ssibte. Until that time, the lhree students, who were_e~pelled on Monday b y Morris, wlll be Rt"rmit ted to attend school: . · Dog license sunrey planned .· · A' ·house-to-house · dQg lic;ense \Vhctherapersori.doesordaesriol ~urvey to! Meigs ·Co~nty, Is. being .. :-. have a license, the person answet, . ~ s.c~_eduled for the month of ~nne._ •. · i.ng the questions wut "receiv~PY · SLxteen and 17-year-olds m pat rs of ·the questionnaire. If the perSon · ·. will carry out the survey under the says he or she · does not haw a license, a warning ~<111 be left and direction of Carl Hysell. juven ile that person will then have from probation officer. The Meigs County three to five days to buy a license Commissioners will outline the procedu:es. . , before a fin e could be levied by As dtscussed m Wednesdays county authorities. All questionnaires will be checked against dog commissioner 's meeting. three teams of two wlll probably be tag records at the cou nty auditor's office. The youths will noi issue assigned to canvasseacharea of the cou nt y. The youlhs will be wearing citations. identification tags. The survey is to begin when School If a jtome has a dog or several is out a nd continue through June. A dOgs, a senes of quesltons will be Youth Services Subsidies Grant through Hysell's office will ·tund the asked by the youths and a form will be completed. The key question will project. be, "d~.~ou have a dog or kennel The eommissioners a)"(' a pprecialtcense . !Continued on Page 61 Sunday services still on, claim Morse Chapel trustees Despite a padlocked door and .a trespassing notice posted on the building, service> will proceed as usual at the Morse Chapel .near Dorcas Sunday, Charles Bailey, chairman of the chapel's board of trustees, reaffirmed today. The padlock and the treSpassing notice- along with notification that the building will be sold about June 1 - were placed on the church by Benjamin Edwards, superintend· ent of the Athens Methodist Dlstrlcl, who reports that he announced In March that the church would be closed·effectlve May 1. . Mrs.' Charles Bailey r~poris that on March 24, church members tried. • to explain to Edwards that they had not hlng against the Methodist Ch~rch but felt that the only way for the Morsel Chapel Church to grow was to dismiss the conference and become as community church so that It might better served t.h e community. "We have no animosity toward any denomination because we attend several local churches of other denominations," she said. Mrs. Bailey also said that Edwards has been misinformed In his statement that the congregation of the chapel had not "bothered " to pay Its pastor for three.mont hs. She said the pastor, Keith Rader, was paid In No~ember , December, last year, and Feb. 25, March 17, AprillO and on April 21 was paid through June 24 this year to complete the yearly contract. Thet·e was no church In January because of inclement weather or on F e b. 17, Mrs . Bailey said . On April 13. this year. a meeting was ca l)ed by the Board of Trustees of Morse Chapel about the futur~ of the church a nd the two elderly members, Hilton Wolfe and Elsie (Continued on Page 6 l Reagan ret~ms from European visit ByHELENmOMAS UPI WhKe House R,eporier LISBON, Portugal (UPJ) President Reagan, ending up his 10-day European tour, said today that while the journey brought some "angulshed moments," he Is leavlng with allied ties strengthened · "and mis.sion accomplished." In a.ll-mtnutenewsconferencein ' the stately garden of the 18th centuryQueluzPalace,Reagan also said Soviet leader Mikhail .Gorbachev has not res(l!)nded to his Invitation to meet when U.N. Geqeral Assembly convenes its annual sessiOn In Mew York In . September. · After the news conference, Reagan attended a horse eldllbltton at the palace, the olficial guest house for vjsltlng heads of state- where he and his wife, Naitcy, stayed. An· hour later, the Reagans left aboard Air Force One to return to· Standing with the palace behind him under sunny skies, a buoyant Reagan said he was pleased with his "illstoric and worthwhile" journey .I -~- 25 Cfents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper tl\i! vote was announced . · Racine Village Council, In its aild that sand has dall\aged the recent mEfltlng, tabled action onthe lmpellars of the pump. A new pump formal resolution authorizing Angel can be purchased for $900, using !he Communications . to sell Its ca ble old electric motor. system to Consolidated Communi· Councilman Bob Beegle reported cations Group of Point Pleasant. , · that · 'the Racine FFA Chapter Council had previously sent a students at Southern High School will construct picnic tables and letter authorizing the sale, but tabled final action because a form .benches for the village if .the materials are furnished . Council needed for examination · by the vlllage solicitors has not been . voted to get matei"lals for three rec'elved. Also, ·.hookups to tpi) tables and two-benchi>s .. schools have not been provided council mem~rs met. wi.>dnes· agreed In t!Mi·r..-anchtse. · day evenllig anhepark to.measure · · As -requested by the Greenwood and draw plans for a shelter house Cemetery trustees, council au tho lor the park. rlzed. the purchase of a · wood John . Mw-phy, a Johns · Road . buUdihg at the ,cemetery. The restdent.-met With council concern... , buUiling Is ·.oWile(L by Angel Corn· · ·ing · drainage ·problems ~-- on ' his murilcatlons. 'Tiie cable cOfii~hY'~ . property. Cuunellnteil Dick Wam5-· satellite and equipment Is : on ley and Carroll Teaford will check propertY adjacent to the cemetery. Into the situation. · The building was brought In for use Strret Commissioner Glenn Rizer \>Y the company but state inspectors reported that he h~uled 191oads of required a cement block building. trash during ApriL The street Council authorized the mayor and department truck traveled 847miles clerk - when needed later this during the month and the water summer - to si~ ·the necessary department truck traveled 732 papers at the Racllte Home Na tiona I miles. . Bank to borrow the$<1,001balanceon Chief of Pollee Alfred Lyons Ihe Equipment truck which is being re(l!)rted he had 27 calls and 12 BUDGET ALTERNATIVE - Reps. Thomas Tanke, Rrlowo., left, obtained through a Community complaints and Investigated ·one aud Rod Chandler, RrWash.; dlscti!ill an alternative bndgel pad<age Development Block Grant. The lire accident during April. Deputy ~hich would freeze spending, Including defense, and reduce the federal department will -- make the Marshall .Jack Wolfe rewrted he deftcll by a lolal of 5275 biUJoo over three years, at a press conference payments. had 11 ca~. four complaints and Thursday. Tauke Is ~hair of "The 92 Group," which ,developed the The Board of Public Affairs Investigated one accident. package. 'l'he Ice-sculptured doUar sign signifies a freeze on federal reported tha Ohio Drilling Co. Is · Council will he sending letters to a · spending. (UPI). cleanlnR the numbertwowaterwell (Continued on Page6) Washlil!lion. .STORE HOURS prepared .for conference committee action and said Sen. Donald E . Lukens, R-Middletown, would head the Senate delegation. The conference committee talks, which could start right away on an Informal basts, would represent a test of wills ai'nong lawmakers, Chemical Bank and Ohio !)ankers op(l!)slng the transaction. Much of the debate surrounding the sale of Home State has been over how thestatecangetthebest deal for the taxpayers. Thestatewouldsupply$91.2mllllon under terms of the btU. Chemical has said that Is tnsulfiGient; that $125 million Is i-equtred, There was speculation that Riffe will seek ~oncuiTence In the Senate version and put pressure on Chemic~! to follow .through with the Home State transaction at a reduced cost to the state. k Senate gallery full of Home State depositors, . whose fUnds have been frozen since the thrift clo~ last March 9, broke Into whoops and appiause when c ·a ble TV sale tabled by council - ' ,. ........ 2 Sections, 12 Pages Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, May 10, 1985 Home State sale bill squeaks through Senate WHITE - ETHRIDGE 4tli STREET en tine ..I Old-Fu•i••e• .· Dete.•a•i6ty 617.3110 • at y e HOUSEWARES DEPT -1st FLOOR '· corn planter are to stop by theo~ . or call David Burt, Meigs SWCD ' dlstrlct technician. Those who would like to rent the dlstrlct's Moore .unl-drlll-tlo-tlll drlll ., . ..,l VIKING GLASSWARE COFFEE MAKERS ELECTRIC FANS . CORNING WARE ARTIFICIAl FLOWERS FARBER WARE COOKWARE KITCHEN CUTLERY ELECTRIC IRONS AND MANY MORE 992~7. resource management system necessary to control soU erosion and sustain crop production levels. For help In planning a conservation tillage system that Is rlght .!Or your !arm, call or visit the Meigs Soil and Water Conservation Dis· hict (SWCD• Office at 221 West ' to Wesl Germany, Spain, Frarice and Portugal. "At every stop, I !'Q'lphasized that our European friends can <;aunt on the United States as partners," Reagan saW. "I believeourpart.nership has never been greater or stronger. · "The journey to Europe Involved many highs anti some an!ll!ished momenls. We are leaving today with our Atlantic ties strengthened and mission accomplished." The president also s~ld . his speechesthroughoutthetrtp,partic: ularlythecenterpleceaddresstothe E~an Parliament Wednesday .In Strasbourg, France, stressed that superpower relations· could be Improved .. "In S!rasbourg, we set forth a sensible framework for Improved u .s-Soviet relations, based on strength, realism, peaceful competltion and negotiations," he said. "I conveyed to the Soviet Union once again Amerlca's heartfelt desire for peace between us." Reagan said hestUJ wants to meet Gorbachev 'but has. not heara any response to .the Invitation he ·re(l!)rier asked the president If that ""tended uwn Gorbachev's ascen· was lor.him. slon to power In March. "Who else?" Reagan responded "We have no confirmation yet withasmlle, then joking, "There are that Mr. Gorbachev "1 coming" to going to be some changes at the New York In Septemller. Reagan White House." said. "I extended an Invitation that. if On the SALT II agreement. he was going to be here, thedootwas' Reagan said, "There Is consideraopen for a meeting between us, and ble evidence now that It has been tha~stlll goes. . one-sided. If it. has been , there's no "The bali Is In his court," Reagan need lor us to continue. Whether we said. ''Ftrst to decide whether he's do or not, tbat IS a decision to be COI1ling here and second as to the made down the road. time and place for such a meeting If "It Is (l!)SS!ble with one system of he's coming." · )Yeapons that wemlghtcometosuch On the budget the Senate passed a polnl. That decision, If we do, we early today that keeps growth In would do It openly and with full defense spending only to the level of knowledge of th e Soviet Inflation, Reagan said, "I had government." assuranceofsegators If zero growth He said nothing during his. news reduces national security In any &nference today about the ·controway, I wUI be back for a versial wreath-laying Sunday at a supplement." West German mllltary cemetery He saW the Senate measure Is" an containing the graves of 49 Nazi Important signal to the world that Walfen SS soldiers. The visit, we are trying to get a hold of our originally meant as a gesture of deficit." reconcUatlon between World WarD ' At the start or the news confer· enemll.'!i, sparked worldwide proence, several bugles blew a fanfare tests and the controversy clouded to almounce Reagan's entrance. A the entire trip. CONsiDERs ANSWER - Presldelll Reapn carefully COII!IIders his answer to a questloli from the .,.._ during a conference held 1o 111111t1 lhe end of Ne European tour, In Iron t of Queluz Palace outside Lbbon, Poriupl, lids monllng. (UPI). � 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 05. May 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/. 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