https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3ddffaad65d9cf5225bce1fd6cbce6ca.pdf c79210a9b1c65d34882d4ca0ed9a274a PDF Text Text Home Improvements 1l1ird't Home lmprovef\'lenh. Aluminum & vinyl ~._.ding. 1torm doors & win.doWa. gutter•. rooflng. Free ~~~~~~·:. ~~·~-~;41 14-387· 1> & R Contractora: Siding, ofOOflnt. new atruct.,area, reodelinl. deckt. patioa . )rae ettlmates, Gallipo.lis. 81 81 Home Improvements Marcum Roofir'!g & s ·p out· lrig . Now inatalling rubber rooh. ,30 years a~~:perience . 1peclalizing in built up roof. .Caii614·3BB-9817. Unconditional lifetime gua· rantee. Local referem:e- · . furnished . Free estimatea. Coli collect 1.·614-237· 0488. day or night. Rogoro :HouM painting & trollor roof :topa. Coll814-441-2514. Baaement WatfJrprooflng. oofa· metal, etc. No jobs to 4ig. Fru estimate•. Call 1 f 4-441-0817 onytimo. Business Services Ill Heating Rotery or cable tool drilling. Mo81 well1 completed ume day. Pump Hies and Mntl- $SAVE$ coa. 304·895·3802. 83 - Excavating PLASTIC PIPE 'PRODUCTS oxparlonc:e, 304·87&-41384. .Oh. Colt 4114-448-7887. tftOOfWork. Old and.new. All Home I mprovementa Painting exttrlor. 20 ynr1 BASEMENT WATER PROOFING 82 a · Gelllpollo. Ohio Phone 614·448·3888 or 814-446-4477 a · CONTINUOUS NO-LEAK GUTTERING • ROOFING • RESTO.RATlON • *SIDING* . OVERHEAD Gft,.RAGE DOORS "FHI Otn,g " PH. 304·29$-7145 Cor. Fourih and Pine repair work . Call James Plants 81 4-245-5659. 4" s.war ••••.•••_... $3.70 4" Ell ...................$1.00 1" 160# Wotar ...... 1,9 ' 1" Giii'Pipa..........:.. 11' Plumbing & Heating CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING OrywaiJ. resiPential & com· merciel, quality tJanging flnlthllig. Ceiling de~ign• 1985 Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va. The Sunday Times-Sentinel GUARANTEED WORK ' Mintral Wells, W. Va. e FREE ESTIMATES lAT. I. SUN. OWN· YOUR· flEW LISTING ·- 8~% fixed rate on approx $14,000, monthly payment of $119, P&l for 23 year5 remaining term. Want $19,100.00total price. Call today. flnr LISTING - large corner lot in a good neighoorhod in Middleport 11\oor Jjan home with some remodeling completed Want $19,900.00. flEW LISTING- Middleport - 4 bedroom house. nea~ convenient garage, on 2 lots. $12.500.00. flEW LISTING - Middllt)Ort - 2 be<Jrooms, small lot, close to shoppin& $12.500.00. SYRACUSE - 4·5 bedroom home, 2 baths, acre 2 car garage. $62,900.00. ld, HARRISONVILLE - 2 bedrootn ranch, approx. 6 acres. $17,900.00. ·· ADDISON - Remodeled 4 bedroom home, I Yl baths, •inyl ~din& Approx. "' acre lot. $37,900.00. 814-367-0623 or614·367· 7741 night or dey, BIG \ FOOT. PARK POMEROY- 3 bedroom Cape Cod wrth ri11er view, garden space, large ~t full basement. $59,500.00. SYRACUSE - 3 or 4 bedroom 1\Qme, garage, 50'xl00' lot. Needs work. $11,500.00. 21 ACRE FARM - 4 bedroom house, fencing, barn, equipment shed,.~ garden area. Ow~ will finance. $35.900.00. l>wner wants an offer. RACINE - 2 bedroom stone home, large lot good street $13,00000 POMEROY- I ~ story home wrth new •inyf siding, new roof, 3 bedrooms, full basement $31,900.00. NO MONEY GALLIA COUNTY - Approx ..35 acre lot, aereator septic system, I ~ car garage with workst-ilp, city water. $12,000.00: ST. RTE. 7 - Approx. 2 acres of Oh~ R1ver frontage, wooded, water and electnc available. $10,000.00. . . POiii:AOY- Kingsbu~ 'Rd. - l 'acre building or ·mbtile home .. site\. . Rural water and electric available. $5.000.00 per lot. MIDDLEPORT - 10 acre country setting, 3 ~room house, barn, other outbuildings, Owner must Sl!i. $26,900.00, , c. •• MIDDLEPORT - Garage apartment building- 2 bedrooms, 3 car garage. Small tot. $12,000.00. RACINE - Two 2 bedroom apartments, partly lurnished, aluminum siding, double lot. RentS for . $)50 each. $25.900.00. MIDDLEPORT- Cozy. small 2 bedtoom home in good neighborhood . . Carport, level ·yard. $20.000.00. POMEROY - _3 bedroom ra nch type home, in country, large lot. $29,900.00. · · ·· ·. MIDDLEPORT :._ Recently rim10deled ! 11 slory home. 3 bedrooms, neat and nice. $25.000.00. NEAR .. TQWN . --;· ~pprox . .48 1h acres with ~ee natural gas and 4. bedroom ranch. Pri•af~ and 5YRACUSf . ' J: ttedroo~ r~nch, de<:k;n~e -lot,_; iectu~. $49·900·00· ·• . . gas FA heat Owner needs to sell' n2.90000 CHESTER AREA- 3bedroom ranch mi 2.32 acre lot. nice patio and bartleque. large rooms. POMER0 Goodold rohuntry se Wng-adepprox. 3 . $42,900.00. . acres. 1n story er ome. 1arge gar n area. $17,900.00. MIDDLEPORT- Wajk to all stores! 3 bedrooms, cute '1nterior, newly llainted e!letior. $19,800.00. MIDDLEPORT - Older 2 story bnck on a good street, needs work. Could be duplex rental uOII. NEW LIMA ROAD- Neat 3 bedroom home. 2car $15.000.00. garage, fireplace. assumable loan. $36.500.00. ,! - .SYRACUSE- Nice 3 bedroom ranch, huge tamily room, I \-1 baths, garge, b1g lot. Owner wants an otfer. MIDDLEPORT- Stately ader home.with up to~ bedrooms. recreation room, 2 car garage on agood street $42,900.00. · NEW LIMA RO. - 3 bedroom ranch home in good ' condition, fam~y room, nice fenced yard, above-groond txJOI. $44.900.00. LOT IN MIDDLEPORT- 50'x120' le,.llot with all utilrties availa~e. Beautitul view of the nver. $8.500.00.. NICE STARTER HOME - 2 bedfoom hme, 2 car garage, fireplace. assumable loan. $36.500.00. . MINI-FARM-Apt)~Ox. 36 acres. 3 bedroom home, 2 car garage, pond. pasture. $48,000.00. POMEROY - 3 bedroom brick ranch. 2 baths, 2 fireplaces, fuQ basement, patio, on approx. 3.98 • acres. $75,000 00. . • MIDDLEPbtiT- 2 story 4 bedroom hme, 2balhs. - lenc!!d yard. huge family room. $48,000.00. TEAFORD Real Estate 216 E. 2nd St. Phone 1 -1614)·992-3325 NEW LISTING- Syracuse 3 BR ranch, lots ci carpeting stepsaver kiti:hen, dining area, kits of dilsets and tg lev~ lot. On!Y $25,000. MIDDLEPORT - Handy to ·shops is this 3 bedroom home. full basement small yard. POMEROY - Oose to downtown- 3 bedroom 2 story home, 2 baths. in good CQndition $30.000.00. POMEROY One floor, carpeted, 2 bedrooms, I~ basement out of fklod. Asking $14,500. . RACINE - Nice 2 bedroom home, quiet country setting, outbuilding, full basement. $22.000.00. TUPPERS PlAINS - 2\? acres. 3 bedrooms, fireplace, carport $36,000.00. MIDDLEPORT - N1ce corner lot. 4 .bedrooms, go<Xf neighborhood. $39.500.00. . ' EASTERN DISTRICT - 3 bedroom ranch. rec. LETART- lam older home w~h spare house, on room, study. 1y, acre tot. $45.000.00. a corner lot 7,000.00. 2 story home on quiet street. 3 MIDDLEPORT - 5 year rid 3 bedroorniJOme, 2 bedrooms. prage, patio area. $19,900.00. follow oigna. LONG BOTTOM - Neat 3 bedroom ranch, family room, approx. l acre with garden area. $32,000.00. . POMEROY - ~der 3-4 bedroom home, onginal POMEROY - formal dining room. 2 baths. 3 · woodwor~ garage apartment. $21,500.00. bedrooms, full basement. $59,900.00. • DEXTER - Approx. 98 acres. pond, fencing, barn ' and lllher putbuildings. Older 2 story home. ' ~ MIDDLEPORT - I ~ story, 3-4 bedrooms, good . $43,900.00. . street all sto<ms. $31,900.00. lANGSVILLE - 2 story, 3 bedrooms, garage, ~ POIIEIIOY- Older 3or 4 bedroom home in town, apartment over cellar. $36.000.00. · : . large tot. $24,900.9Q. POIITIAIID AREA- Former church building. New MIDDLEPORT - 2 bedrooms, new drywall siding, new steel insula1ed doors. storm V!indowS, thfoughout I.a. gas heat nice kit $10,850.00. full basement. tots of space. $6,00000. POMEROY ...: I~ story, 3 bedroom, rec. room in basement. $21 ,900.00. 105 ACRE FARM - 10 room house, bath, 2 ponds. free gas, 6.000 sq. ft. w~l buik barn, producing gas and ~I wells. Owner wants offer! lETART- 2 story 3 bedroom home, over 2acres bottomland, basement. $19,900.00. $65.00000 MIDOUPOIIT - crOll Rtccoon Crlct. Bridge. turn right and - RACINE - ~ renewed 2 story home on corner lot Basement, dbl. garage Aft looks nice. BRADBURY - I floor hQme W<lh garden space. 3 bedrooms, fiont and rear porches. approx. 'Aacre. · POMEROY - Beautiful 3 bedroom home on good $23.000.00. street. 2 baths, garage. $34,500.00. MIDDLEPORT - North Third SL - 2 bedroom home with new roof, enclosed porch, level lot. $29.900.00. DiRECTIONS .... South o~ O~io Rt. 7. II milea below:Gallipotta Fantastic home, 3bedrooms, 2\l baths, gigantic fam1ty room, apprOJ<. I acre. $69,000.00. MIDDLEPORT~ baths. tamlly room, central air. $41,500.00. lEW UIIA ROAD - Approx. 58 acres vacant POMEROY - 4 bedroom rome close to school IJOU!1d, a1 minera~. water and electr~ available. dining room, n~ level lot $27,500.00. ' Weugh's Water Service . Wells. cisterna, pooll. Day or night . Rhsonable rates. Cell 814,258-1240 or 814· 2&6:1 130. · 87 Upholstery TRISTATE UPHOLSTEE!Y SHOP 1183 Sec. A110., Galljpolio. 614·446-7833 or614-448· 1833. R a. M Furniture Manufac- turing, St. Rt . 7, Crown City, Oh, Call 814·258· 1470. call Eve. 814-448· 34\38 . Old llo now 5 ACRES - Southern schools, with hil~ and trees. POMEROY - Single lfoor, 5 rm~. rot water hea~ full basement, dbl. proge and I& corner tot near hQSpital. SPACIOUS RANCH - Picnlck· ing will be a pleasure at this 3 BR brick. Maid's room, 2famity rm~. formal dining olf~e and I. 79 acre landscaped tot with barbecue pit and shelter. 78 Concernl"\1 79 Boxes 81' Fish eggs 1 Thoroughtare · 82 Asslstllllt 7 Hung~rlan CO'fl:'_ 83 H~rl . , poser <tB70·t948J 84 CleMing t2 Floats In air · substance 17 Clenched hand . 85 Shon sleep 21 Mouth of, volcano . 87 Marsh birds , 22 MaCB\'1 89 RQQ8nl 23',Cierical collar • 24 Jot -· • . 90' Swindles --: · · -· 92 Marcie event. · .26 ThrOe-toed sloth 94 Jog · 2~ Landed • 95 Spruce 28 Crush into 96 warms ~ fragments 97 Marine snail 30 Iterate 99 Before 32 Printer's measure tOO Organs of sight 33 No<h 101 Dines 35 Solt mud 102 Conduct 37 ·Anclent Persians 103 At present 39 Food program t05 EaMhquake . 40 Chinese pagoda t07 Symbol tor tin 41 Indian mulberry t09 Bitter vetch 43 Country ol Asia 110 Gong 45 Runs easily 47 TOIJionlc deity t11 Denude · t13 Box 48 High 114 Spanish river 49 Jury list 52 Lot tall 115 Footbilll position: . 54 Parent abbr. 116 Spoken 56 Pursue 1t7 Hawaiian wreath 57 Whirlpools 59 Cravats 118 Distress signal t20 Surrounded by 61 Walk unsteadily t21 Helps 62 Pare 122 Undergarment 63 Pedal digits 123 Check , 64 Symbol for chlorine 124 R.ude cabins t26 Oepre!iSion in 66 Permit cheek 67 Spread for drying t28 Domain 68Wee 69 Pianissimo: abbr. t30 Victor 132 Knocks 71 Transgress 134 Drinks heavily 72 Boast 135 Solo 74 Tropical trees 136 Symbol tor calcium 76 Stupid f.ellow 137 Doctrine 77 Cry of dove ACROSS 139 Pitcher's faux pes 141 Kiloliter: abbr. .142 Land measure t43.)'oung salmon · . 1.45 Lr;>ok fixedly t47 Zest . t49 0'llart ot hearing 152 Revised: abbr. 153 M!lfgi~ ·• 155 Markslillt by, · wounds 'c I..,... . . t57 Oetlatable ,.59 Prefix: twice 160 Bristle 162 Singing voice 164 Striped animal 166 Pens 168 Former Russian ruler t69 Supercilious • persons 170 Atmospheric . disturbance 17t Penalning to old age DOWN 1 Strikebreaker 2 Group ofthree 3 Sun god 4 Sched. abbr. 5 Lampreys 6 Quaver' 7 Note ol scale 8 Unit ot energy 9 Damage 10 Fairy In "The Tempest" 11 Haphazard 12 Senior: abbr. 13 Peddle 14 In bed t5 Sword 16 Guide t7 Suitable ' 18 Malden loved by ZOIJS 93Landmoisses 19 Takes unlawtully 95 f1equlre 20 Mexican dish 97 N..-rate 27 -Frog 98 .Neither ' ·:.. 29 Behavior · ·o~Jump 3t Near:·. · 104 Crave 34 Roam · 100 Stond..- tinrat 36H..-bor 107 Move sidewise 38 l'.ledlterranean 108 F•ctarteature: pl. - ~. 110 Edge_ '· . · · -40·South African ·11 t Trap3 · . ... Dutch . n2 Decant . •42'Hawallan wreaths 44DiM . . 114 Small wave 116 Spanish pot 46 Lean-to 117 Period ol fasting 48 Pronoun 119 Pierce 49 An apostle 5PWorshlp 121 God of love 51 French article 122 Declared 53 Sty look 123 A state: abbf. 55 POwettul deity 125 Quarrel '56 Coin .127 haty: abbr. 58 Fragments 128 Most unusual 60 Hea...,ly body 129 Wears away 62 Heap 130 Prison keeper .65 Unit·of Latvian 131 Responds currency 133 Bridge term 68 Bushy clumps 1 ~6 Vehicles 69 Armed band· 138 Characteristic 70 Puzzle 140 Is aware ot 72 Unruly c1111dren 143 River in Italy 73 Army officer 75 Spanisl1 plural , 144 City ,In Nevada article 146 Thus 76 Those who eat to 148 Blood lose weight 150 Son ot Adam 77 Brilliant strokes 151 Get up from bed 79 Jackets 153 Prohibit 80 Savory t54 Take untawtully 62 To the left 156 iYeight ollndla 83 Drunkard 158 Metal 84 Chairs 161 Symbol lor 86 Fruit seed tantalum 88 Anger t63 Au~: abbr. 89 City official 165 Room: abbr. . DO Gaiety . t67 Agave pta~t 91 VItal organ ... . POMEROY - Modern~ed 2 bedroom frame, lots of shrubberY and shade. Over one acre. OLD LG. HOUSE - One nice acre. You could real~ enjoy renewing lhis one. Atittle paint arid repaw arid what a place yoU CDUid ~- Onei lillY buy. Ams - 5 yt. Iii 2 BR '*" and atnlentmert $3l.SOO. RUTLAND - New Uma Road - 3 bedroom 14 ~ FAIII - . 2 older houses, ~I and gas , ranch, lui basemen~ -aPPIOX. 2 acres IIIOUnd. in ,........, 129.900.00. good tondilion. $33,400.00. $17,900.00. ' • ,.,_ ~ICIAI. IUILDING 0wn1r wlftb 111 offer. . • . 1-lo '1' II'' I llt:,tf(jiJ,I/ ,,., . ' • • " · PRAVJ!lKJi:UL MOMEN'l' - Pope . John Paul 0 prays In the Cathrlna Chlirch alter. lUI encounter with reJ!&ious men lll!d women. The -Pope's stay In· Utrecht l;iet · with. aome· oj,poeltlon as _about 5,000 ~de.....,Ualjtn showed up lcir a protest march and had a minor clash . w1t11 .,.UCel (UPI). , · Vlolen t storms blamed for four deaths during the weekend huried tornadoes, softball-size haD and heavy rain at the nation's mldsec· Uon today, knocking out power, flooding streets, destroying homes and triggering mudslides. SIOims extended from Colorado to the Atlantic Coast, but tne most severe weather reinatited ' tn the Plains, where a tornado watch covered western Kansas. Twisters late Sunday and early today struck Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas. During the weekend, floods were blamed for two deaths 1n Nebraska and one 1n New Mexico. Lightning killed a Minnesota man. An Oklahoma twister Sunday destroyed three mobile homes near Harrah, . Injuring t~ people. Another .tornado smashed· a mobile ..h'!!"e !n Logan ·CQunty whll<) ' tts · .. occupants were at church. -· Fl'*'<lswashedilutroadsalongthe Wild Rice River in Mahnomen, 26 Centa rights and the dignity of every human being." "We are stut, unfortunately, far from a world in whlch such fundamental values are universally respected. but we cannot gtwupthls struggle, for whenever tne dignity and rights of any individual ar!' dented, every man, woman and child suffers an Injustice." On Sunday, hundreds of demon· strators chanting "Kill, KUI, Klll the Pope," foughf pitched battles with pollee 1n Utrecht. One protester was reported in· Jure!! after a charge by pollee wielding night sticks. Pollee fired shots durtng the prot est and subsequent rioting. Three polleemen were reported Injured. Fourteen people were arrested . Minn., and the R!o Grande 1n New .Mexico. In Texas, floods fed by as much as a half foot of ra!n closed roads and forced evacuat!ons in Moran. Winds of 86 mph strafed Possum .Kingdgm Lake, Texas, and hail as large as softballshltOklahomaCtty. Okla ., and Burkburnett , Texas. In . Stephenville, 'I'exas, po~er was . kriocked out by a'hal.f·hour barrage oi hrln; hall and wind: . : . . A travelers advisory for 3 to 6 · Inches of snow cOvered the moun· Unlltd F•etut• Syndleat• ' tains of northern and central Colorado. lnSOiltheasternColorado, floods kept residents from their homes Sunday and ra!n loosened mud lining mountains. In DeBeque, Colo .. what was once tne northern face of K!mball Mountain edged toward a horne, said Robert Kistner of rhe state emergency preparedrtess office. • . "The solltri th)sareaof_()olorado is \lUUdlngupWlthhlghprectpllatlon;· ·· he said. : DelnoeraticJ~~ders VQW ~p~iatSecurity. won'' .. he to.uche.d-~: :=c -.. • o; WASHINGTON (UP II - The HouSe takes up the budget bailie thls week and Democratic leaders are vowing th~t they- not President Reagan- will keep hls campaign promise notto touch Social Securlty. The RE!publlcan-led Senate last week approved. by lhe margin of VIce President George Bush's tie-breaking vote, a budget that would cut $.'i6 bl,lllon from the more than $:ax! billion deficit next fiscal year and delay for a year scheduled cost-of.ltvlng Increases forSoc!al Security recipients. Whlle denying the 36 million Americans who get Social Security checks an lnflatton-related Increase, I he budget aliows mllltaary spending to grow enough lomake up for inOatlon. , Reagan, who pledged In his re-election campaign not to Iouch the Social Security program, s!gned'ori to Ihi' Senate plan and lobbied for it while on his !().day European trip 1n traris-Atlantic telephone calls. House Budget,Commlttee Chairman William Gray, D-Pa .. said Sunday on CBS' "Face the Nation," "I' don't believe the House Is going to dotosenloicltlzens ... what obviously the president and hls party dld." Trent · Loll of Mississippi , the assistant House Republ!can .leader, also appearing on CBS, said "a m~jorlty of the Republicans 1n the House ... are opposed to" a cap on the .Soclal Security COLAs. " There are a lot of 'programs that were left on the table by theSenatethatcould bereducedturthet·,"Lott said, clt!ng Amtrak, tne Food and Drug Adminlstra lion, foreign aid, mass transit and the Job Corps. • • Budget director David Steckman said on CBS that acceptance of the Senate package "Is going to be difficult in the House." Stockman said · there can be no further cuts In Pentagon spending and Democrats " have no other alternative than to look at those reducttons that we have proposed or to come right out and ten · the American people that they would like to have a massive tax Increase." House Speaker Thomas O'Nelll, D-Mass., said Saturday In a radio Interview "there Is no way" the House would accept a delay In Social Security cost of living Increases. A group of moderate Republicans last week .. • + • ' - • • ·a Introduced' budget plan" that ·would freeze most · federal spending and cuts several programs but does not address the Social Security issue. The plan was said to reduce deflc!ls by $275 billion over I lire<' years. Rep . Olympia Snowe, R-Ma!ne, said the group preferred to have the Social Security issueserlled !n a blparllsan way . The GOP alternative wa s put togPther over several months bS' members who had "a mutual desirero form a voice for centrist elements oftheRepubllcan Party ," Rep. Tom Tauke, R-Iowa, said. It would not eliminate programs such as Amtrak. the federally subsidized rail pas.en ~er system. or the Small Business Administration, as the pt'l'sldent proposed. 17 attend $3 million sought in lawsuit · * senr1ces at Morse Chapel Setvlces wet'!' held Sunday at the Morse Chapel ncar Dorcas as announced earlier b.Y Charles Baney, chairman of the church' s board or trustees. The chutch was padlocked prior to seivlces on May 5, and a no trespassing notice posted. However. services were held on May 5 and again yesterday. A hasp from removed to . galn entrance to the church, It Is reported . Sevente!'n people allendcd the services y es rerda y, Batley reported . J3enjam!n Edwards, superlntend enl oftheAth<'ns Methodisr Di strict , had earlier announced that the church would be closed and accord· 1ng loa not!ceon the door; thcchurch will be offered for sa le~bout June I. A $3,00,000 su!t was flied today In County Common Pleas Court against Meigs teacher Tom Werry; administrators, J!mMlller, Fenton Taylor, and . Supt. Dan MorrtsandtneMelgsLocaiBoardof Educatlon. FlUng the action were Robert Sisson, Jr., a minor by his mother, Iva Sisson, and hls parents, Iva and Robert Sisson, Route I , Rutland . The a~tlon listing 34 cla!ms ts the result of two allege(j Incidents at Meigs High School. The first, the plaintiffs chargt>, was on Nov: 9, 1984 when Robert Sisson, Jr., was a student at Meigs High Sehool and was attending a scheduled auto mechanics class superv!sored by Werry. Plaintiffs state that Sisson, Jr., dld not meet requirements . to obtain an Ohlo ·operalor's license and that such lnlonnatlon was known by defend· ant Werry prior to that date. They chargt> that Sisson, Jr., entered Into a repaired truck owned by Robert Jeffers which was biocklng the entrance to the auto mechanics area. They charge that with permission, Sisson, Jr., proceeded to drive the I'IIOtor vehicle to the parking lot ofMelp High School and due to his lack d11v!ng experience, the u'uck slld on the pavement and struck a parked vehicle owned by Stelle Coleman. Coleman's vehicle then pushed Into a third vehicle OWIII!e by Olarlene Swartz lncluTing heavy damai!ed to both vehicle. Plaintiffs clalll! that as a result of (Cbntlnued on page 10) ttie Me!g5 Noone hurt in accident was IlEAl UCIIIE - Mini Farm - Appro!. iO.!iO MIDDI.£PORT - 3 bedroom 2 stoty remodeled ICIII, 21Biraom home. outbuildings, $24,750.00. home on a ~ s1reel $29,500.00. • Ilona! Court or Justice !n The Hague later 1n the day before meeting leaders of other C:hrtstlan churches and joining 1n an ecumenical prayer service. · Never In his 26 foreign trips has ' the pope met with such anger as in The Netherlands, where liberal Catnollcs contest what they see as vaucan authoritarianism. But Lubbers suggested the Dutch attitude Is based on respect for democracy and toleranee. "We are attached to our democratlc tradition and enjoy being so," he said. " It !s part of an attitude which determlnes the way we treat one another. Something else ... Is part of the same heritage tolerance .' ' The pope· praised the Dutch attaclunent to " the cause of human or I In Po"*oy _ NEAR CHESTER- 10.51 acres vacant fOOrid in country, great building or motile home silt!. $8,500.00. IIUTIMD - 3 lalroom ranc:h, hardwood floors, llil 3'h lttl Jllll. $42.300.00. . United l're88llitematlonal SUNDAY PUZZLER trees. Offer welcomed. }2 quite frank , simply the word Rome makes some people uneasy If not downright suspicious. "However, I Imagine thai from Rome, Ute Netnerlands seems no less distant and provokes an equal amount of concern," the prime minister sald. "The s!mliarity of !mpressfons and approaches gives rise .. . to a task to buUd1br!dges and to restore confidence." . The pope began hls day in The Hague by celebrating mass lor the sick and handicapped and tnosewbo 1 assist them. "All or you·have been called to be apostles and witnesses of Christ , whetner by your suffering or your loving care for those 'w.ho suffer,' ' he said. He was to speak at the lnterna- ByGARYSH.VERMAN RACINE - Your fam~y sure can enjoy this I& 7 rm. 2 story home. Easy to Climb stairs, 2 car garasll With 1, block slorage and Sl*ious kJI with finch, 1 Sec:1ion, 10 Pages A Multimedie Inc. New1paper Violent storms-leave four dead Uphostered. DOWN . S50 PEl MO. GOOD FISHIN~ GOOD HUNTING GOOD FUN OPEN TILL DARK at y enttne • • Pope greeted by nottng THE HAGUE. Netherlands (\JPI) - Prime Minister Ruud Lubbers told Pope John Paul n today the Vatican makes some Dutclunen "uneasy If not dQwm1ght suspicious" and sald both sides must 'work to buDd trust. The pope traveled from \Jtrecht, where he was greeted Sunday by Wtdespread rioting, to the The Hague, HOlland's center o! government, tor an audience with Queen Beatrlx and the meeting witl;l Lubbers. · About 1,000 pollee were mobilized lor the pope's tour of ·The Hague today- exactly four years after the pontiff was wounded by a would-be assassin In St. Peter's Square. "Sometimes Rome seems a very tong way away !rom here," sa!d Lubbers, a CathoHc. "Indeed, to be cisterns. pool• filled. Phone ST. RT. 7- Approx. 3 acres. HI story, 3bedroom home, garden area. POMEROY- Mulberry Ave. - Neat 2-3bedroom home. I \-1 baths, covered patio. ~rge lot. $26,500.00. . General Hauling, AT *BOAT DOCK *BATH HOUSE *WATER & ELECTRIC smmoo. · 86 Ken's Water Service. Weill. RENTAL'INVESTMENT- 2 mobile homes on nice appx. I acre lol Appliances included. $11,900.00. MIDDLEPORT - Recently redecoraled home, 2 bedrooms, 33'x50' lot, walking distance to downtown. $17,000.00. '· OWN CAMPSITE !4X50 MOBILE HOME- Purchased new, used 6 months, 2 bedrooms, range, ref., tit doWns, awnings, underpinning and blocks. $11;000.00. • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, May 13, 1985 Real Estate General ONLY • G.-llouae In App&e Grove. Sbown with !Joe llludenls, lett to rip&, w:ere Rulh Smith, C"......ll; Jrua Norrlil, third p-llde teacher lllld GaD Rowe, parent. J, •' I The M eigs County men escapro Injury when the vehicles they were driving collided Sunday afternoon onSR124. TheGallla-Me!gs post oftheState Highway Patrol said David A. Barnes, 22, of Portland, was eastbound on !24, around one-tenth of a m!le east o! Meigs County 28, when he attempted to pass a !arm tractor driven by 16-year-otd Harold Rose of Racine. Troopers sald Barnes' vehicle tried to pass Rose's trnctor as Rose was attempting a left turn ontoTownshlpRoad l<liand Barnes went off the left skk> ot the hlghway to avlod a collision, causing moderate dam~gt> to his Vf'hlcle. I �.. 1 In ·a society rui vulnerable as this one to perceptions acquired through the media, the names by which things are callj!d necessarily become a maller of ~rreat ·lmpor· lance. The pro-abortion lobb)' calls tts~f Freedom of Choice, thus making its central point in its very name, the anti-abortion activists return the compliment by calling themselves the Right to Life DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~r:b B' mR' ~v . I""T""L-.'L-r-. f"'T""le! =· ~ ROliERT L. WINGETr Publisher BOBHOEFUCH General Mana~rer PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/ Controller . 'Star Shield'----------------------~----~-William A .. Rusher Ill Court Street P.omeroy, Ohio movement . Nothing has caused more trouble, or more controversy, In this connection than President Rea· gan's proposal to research and then DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor ~ (perhaps) deploy in earth orbit several hundred sateUites capable . ot sensing and then destroying Soviet nuclear ICBMs launch~!!~ against the Uni!ed States. The idea' originated, tor all practical pur· poses, with Lt Gen. Daniel 0. Graham, theretireddlrectorof the Defense fnelllgence Agency. who in 1!*11 set up an organization called High Frontier to lobby for the proposaL · When President Reagan spoke approvingly of the concept in a March 1983 television address to the nation, he neglect~ to give It a name. His critics promptly remedied the omission, derisively label· lng the Idea "Star Wars" -a term borrowed from the hugely popular movie of that name and intended to imply (quite falsely) that . Mr. Reagan's plait would simply transferthewagingotwarfromthe Earth's surface to space, where it would presuina bly be as nasty as the combats depleted in the movie. 'lbe term "Star Wars" convt?nientiy ignores, and in fact impllc· illy denies, the Important point that Mr.. Reagan's proposal is purely defensive, and would not so much ~;~;~---~~·i·---------~:;:~;=~~;:;; L~ERS OF OPINION em~ wt'!come . They should be less tha·n 300 words long. Alllt>lt('rs a rP subject to editing and must be signed with name, address and telephone numlx>r . No unsigned lc>uer s will be published. Leiters should be Jn good taste, o:~ddrpsstng Issues, not personallti~;~s . · Today in history Today is .Monday, May 13, the l33rd day of 1985 with ·232 to follow. The moon is in its last quarter. The morning stars are Mercury, Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. The evening star is Mars. · .. " _ .::- · .' • . ~ ~ v J I oRoeReJ TI-le '81f! . -. -... ~ THi~ ira NeW FoRMill Coca-coLa! TaKe THiB f#ll/,1. Bacl<! 1 •• • as skin thekneeofasingleRusstan: Its whole purpose would be to knock out Soviet missiles already en route to this country. The Reagan administration, quickly realizing that it W!lS losing the terminological battle, cast about for an alternative to Star' Wal'S. High Frontier was available, but had come to be used mostly to refer to Gen. Graham's specific proposal for the. use of off·IIJe.she!f technology and high explosives in the defensive satellites; whereas Mr. Reagan and his adviserS lean toward more exotic tec1moJogies ' fancier meihods, requiring fprther research. What by to call latter? and destruction l;lserthe beams~ The administration labon!d and ,finally came up wltl\ "Space • ' Defense Initiative," orSDltor short . - easuy the least calchy name to 1' •• ¥ • ~. • J: ·. · hit Washington since ·Paul1 Wey· rich's Committee lor the Survival of , a Free Conirre5S (or CSFC). The , ltberat media naturally stayed with •, Star Wars, secure in the knowledge that SDI was DOA. I myself have wobqied all over the place on this one, at times resignedly using Star Wars myselt. For a long time I tried to loft SANE (Security Against NuClear Exline' lion), which attracted. me because ·of its teitcitous contrast with the strategic alternatie: MAD (Mutual Assured Destruction'). I even trifled briefly with "Stat Peace." But the other day it dawned on me that the term "Star Shield" is just as short and catchy as Star Wars, and infinitely more accurate in the picture it conjures up. It stresses precisely what most needs to be stressed: the wholly defensive .. character of the concept. It repla· ces, to be blunt about it , a Ue with . the truth . Oman bullying, U.S. __.J___ac_k_A_nd_e_rso_n_&_D_a~le_·~_an..-.;__At_ta Letters. to editor. Opposes ch'urch clo . ' . ... . . · : . •· .. · , . ·I one o!'\he ;"non-me~·bers'' .',. whom Ben Edwards refers to as he relates the closing of Morse ChapeL Of course I did not know ttlis until Mr Edwards told me. You Set' I ha\'e only been going to Morse Chapel sinCI' 1956. Of course I did not go every Sunday because I a ttended college at Ohio State and lived in Columbus for awhile. SlnCI' I am married a nd have three children and live in Syracuse. I tend not to go in the winter time because of bad roads . but re;t assured that when my family and I didn't go to Morse Chapel. we attended (he Asbury Uhited Methodist Church. So you Set', Mr. Edwards is right. I am definitely a non-membr. All the support. both .financial and time. make no difference. The fact that I have taught Sunday School in both churches and was elected by the congregation at Morse Chapel to be trustee of that church makes no difference 1at least to Mr. Edwards) . My views are . . s.~~S . WASHINGTON -There must be something fishy about a multi· million-dollar Pentagon contract that's being held up because of inquiries from us. Bui that's what apP!>ars to have happened to a ~ . million contract for the operation of three U.S.·bullt military baees in the strategic sultanate of Oman. At the Insistence oft.hesu~an and .~Is Br[tish adv(sel'S, tlte caret;tking contract . was sup'posed ' to. ~· . awarded to a.Brltish firm , Airwork Ltd .. which took on an American partner. Vinnell Corp .. to make the deal less offensive to the Pentagon. The Pentagqn a nd other U.S. agencies didn't want to turn over super-secret American code rna· chines and other equipment to a foretgn company. But as we've reported. the sultan of Oman is an absolute ruler whose whim is law in the desesrt nation that dominates the vital Strait of Hormuz. If the contract doesn't go to . the British firm , the United Stlltes might he unceremoniously de· prived of it s royalty ~rranted ' · metnbersi • ;_,tk,rf{ you ~ialrii . ;r~ inteL1ei1ng ·purchased those items ·· You claim you own them b~ a5sociation. then you must own our homes and their contents too! We have been associated. wit h M6~se ChapeL I think not! That is why we have deeds. Si(ow us specifically where any of our former trustees turned anything over to you and the church building is yours. But 1 am pretty sure no such thing exists. Now you mention ail you have done ro~ Meigs County. Grants in the amount of $45,(JX) to Racine UnJted Methodist Church and help in paying student preachers. But tell me how much harm have you done In Meigs County? How many churches have you closed and made people so angry that they no longer attend chu rch! I know of two churches closed In 'the past six months! Now tell me exactly ho\.• When President Dwight Eisen· much money or time have you ho\"er sigried legislation creating given to Morse Chapel in the past 20 the National AE'ronatics and Space years? I am sure the answer Is Act (NASA) he had no way of unimportant~ . none. knowing that he was creating an But tell me, Mr. Edwards, how You evade the Issue by saying albatross to hang around the necks often do you attend Morse Chapel? you were never asked. That is of the taxpayers a quarter century When was the last time you helped because our church has been later . But that is what the l/nited paint the roof or take part in the independent a nd always wlli be. We States space pro~rram has become choir? I saw you all of one time and have always paid the bills, In tact, -a voracious albatross which each that was when you told us we had no we paid your student minister, year drains away money from say in what happens to our church. Keith Rader. through June 20. We other more worthwhile government Who really is the "non-member" did so because we had a contract projects. who is interfering? Why did you call with Keith for that time but he . Recent flights of tbe space the meeting any way? Was It just a apparently felt no obligation to shuttles have become laughable, formality? fuiftll his part of the contract. I even downright ridiculous, the most Now you claimed in your article honestly don't blame him though, recent which landed at Edwards In the newspaper " that property Mr. Edwards, because you ha ve Air Force Base in Callfornla last deeds stated that they belonged to put him in a very difficult situation. week a nd carried the Spacelab. It our denomination and that property Please remember, Mr. Edwai'ds, · was supposed to coplpiete 15 was to be used specifically for our our con!ll'E'&atlon is not anti· scientific expertments · using two Methodist, we are simply against squiJTel monkeys and two dozen cause." I assume "our cause" means . specifically Methodist con· the practice of closing churches. rats tor ei<JlE>rlmentai purpoSes. terence. Have yoo looked at our The chl!rch was not put there to 1111 What the flight actually proved was deed at MorsE' Chapel? It states the coffers of the Methodist confer· that animals and astronauts do oot specttlcaiiy that the church Is ence. It was put there for the mix. On a previous Dlght from deeded to trustees of Mo~ Chapel purpose of worshipping God . We do Florida with Senator Jake Games M.E. Church. Trustees refer to thatatMorseChapeibutwecannot of Utah as a passenger. Senator local trustees not trustees of in good faith suppon an organlzatin Garnes acted as the subject ·in a conference. You further state that tliat IS so dead set in closing study ol space sickness but otherthe contents belongs to conference. churches! -Aaron Sayre, Trustee, Wise had little to contribute to the How can that be? We the "noil· Morse Chapel Church. shuttle trlp. He Is chalnnan ol the Senate Space Committee, a job that Is espedally llnpw1ant lo NASA as he L1lii1Iols the money they receive. 1 underStand that tbe Methodist comes a big bUsiness to make Seoalllf Garnes was house' ·Conference has locked the doors of money instead of a church or the broken, !be li'IOIIkeys and rats were the Morse Chapel Church, whose people whiCh' teache$ the Bible; oot. The result was a severe It Is tJrpe for us to stand up and brea~ problem for astronauts doorS have been open since 1859. I grew up tit that church and I ftght lor - and deriland our rights With monJceys 81111 rats competing think It Is a disgrace to close one 1:1 for the lrl'edom of religion and not lor breathing room as feed partl· let this large conglomerate clole God's hOUse!!. cles, animal waste and human 1beSe small churches are the our church doors. urine Boated wellbfJNIIy llroulh In MattheW 18: 20 It says "For orbiter's inter1or. Tllil pes you baCkbone of our communities. Is where two or three are gathered some idea of !be .-us that bave this just a step toward closing all country churches because It is together in my ~. there am I in toUowed the llluttles' . . . . llfDce unecmornlcal to keep them open? the midst. of thenL" - Mrs. Judy. the Reagan Unlnlatratllln n!lllta!d Are we to let thiS situation continue, Brace, Crown Oty, Oblo. the NASA ruletl for ' llllltt pert~c~. am • • .,.hoft::l ,.,..,htilltv , ... rhun'h bP- privilege to use the Oman! bases tor military emergencies and inte SoUi gence. p · . the entagon reluctantly agnoed to give the contract to the Brltish·An'lertcan consortium as .a "sole source" supplier - despite previous competitive bidding. The announcement "" 1 Dece was to 'have been ma..., astl 1 u mber. h Tile• Omanls tr we!! ~ . c a Y•.. t _ough privately, . th_a t their demant!S betng met. . But the. U.S. companies that had been · bidding for the eontrac which ultimately may be worth ·$2 billion - protested. One o~ them had spent $1 million in Its bid .Preparation. held diThe wholE" matter was up pen ng review by various U.S. Thagencies. bo h en, a ut t ree weeks ago , we got id Wind of the utrlsituation and began ma ng .1nq es. The response was electrifying. " Do 't u n te anybody you talked to me," pleaded one high Pentagon officiaL Another • cautng the conh tract a " ot potato," refused to lntor~ ':'e~. comment on grounds that it might repol1 to Ihe Americans at aiL bringhisdismissal. o ne thing was clear, though: The But it's clear from other sources un1tetl States was losing control of that thePentagonlsdistressedover the bases. it had spent hundred~ of " the whole political mess," as one ill . . Pu·t it .. m ions of dollars •bullding upgrading. ·. ·· . · . ·•.or' Since the delay ioil.owlng ou'r first · · The · situation ·is particularly inquiries, the Oman! pressure has sens1t1ve rtght now: because the " increased Lt. Gen. John Walts, a· ]""" """ u·s..Oman! agreem.ent allow-·:,. : BJitlsh officer "detall.ed" to .Oman . 1ng American use of the ~ Is up as head of .the sultan's- armed · fora mandatedfiv · } orces, "put thii .. 1iact. a teari1'01 United Stat~s"· nigai'!ling ihe l'OR· • Department represe:~tv~ .;a~ · tract, one source said. }le informed .scheduled to he in Oman this weeW '· the Pentagon, according ·!O the to discuss the review. ' • source, that both the Omanis and · The case has some ·disturbing their British advisers "want com· ramitications. "This Is one of the plete access to the bases where our first times that a leader of a · classified material is stored." country, after making agreements That was alarming enough. But with us, has tried to interfere with Wa tts also reportedly insisted that operations of. the U.S. govern· the civilian contractor "report ment," a source told us. It is also directly to the SOAF (Sultanate of one of the few times a government Oman Air Force) commander of has Insisted that a u.s. contract be each base." It was not clear awarded on a .non-competitive whether the contractor was sup- basis to a .foreign company. he posed to report to the base ' commandere before the U.S. Air added. . What if t>veryone sta rted· behav· Force - or whether he would lng like the sultan of Oman? n~ de'mands~on NASA albatross Big business or God's house? ·I The Daily Sentinei- PIIIJ8- 3 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Page-2-The Daily Sentinel < Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio · Monday. May 13, 1985 CommeQtary The Daily Sentinel Monday, M.., 13, 1986 n!!lofttlll CiUfttW thp tiNt fKcmh .-mt"t. member of a space crew had a spectnc job to do and had spent weeks training for that job. The first reusable space shuttle, Columbia, was launched Aprtl 12. 1981 and orbited the earth, 3.5 times before being broUght back to earth by Astronauts John W. Young and R. L. Crippen. The Columbia made three more successful test flights before Its final test flight from June 24 to July 2 and made over <100 trips around the earth. The first shuttle missions were performed by the Columbia which continued to carry astronauts aloft untU the November-December 1983 flight when it began to show its age by refusing all.orders. Meanwhile, two other shuttles had been buUt and tested, the Olailenger and Discovery. The orarrenger was to carry the first woman astronaut Sally Ride, Into space. With t~ shuttle, Columbia, CQI1\ing apart at · the seams and tbe Discovery badly damaged In Florida oolandlng wtth Senator Games, NASA oow has only one shuttle that Is operational, The Challenger that carried the Spaceiab .Into orbit was three months bebind schedule. NASA bad promised • llilhts by October of this year but only 17 haw aot olf the ground since Columbia was first launched. A Jenctllenlni strllle ol spatus, has IJWTed rewnt IJltlhts. World News reports, "sateWte and sctentUic tests that don't work, blown Ures. fro.len brakes, balky plumbing and delays, delays, delays." The l!)aCe shuttle was developed as a cheap and coavenlent way to lauach and ~ I(I8Ce c:ommuni· catloal utellllel. So far !be utei· ills baw lholrll a reluctance to leave thl!lr JleltJ oo the llhuttle and ~~" • .,.. A'ftVthh'" hnt ~n ~~ear 7:;;· ~n Lowell Wingett ;: ' Customers tor shuttle services have dropped alarmingly because NASA can no longer guarantee timely launchings and in a busineSs that required split-second timing much of the shuttle bUsiness has been diverted, to Europe. It costs $269 million tor 'e ach 111gb! ail but a fraction paid by the taxpayer. . For operating a losing business NASA has received little criticism from Congress. It seems that our lawmakers are content to finance a failing project rather than make It an Issue with the Reagan adminls· tration. Each shuttle costs more than a billion dollars and each shuttle trip !ldds substantially to the • NASA deficit. In this day when the . '•. administration professes interest !n lowering the deficit is the •time to lower the boom on a project that has clearly mttilved its time. Berry's World By JOE SEXTON That was In Double-A and the pitcher I faced was Scott Garrelts In his first tltreeyears In the major (now Gott's teammate) and he leagues, themlyhcmeruntrotJim struck me out oo three straight Got! ever made was back to the pitches." dugout after giving up one. Sunday, Garrelts, 2-1, came on in the 10th to he took the more enjoyable route pick up the victory. Gott pitched the around t~ base paths. TWice. . first seven innings. The right ·bander, who before this San Francisco got ill! gameseason had never taken a major· wtnnlng run from a source aimot as league at·bat, blasted two solo urillkely as Got!. homers to twiCe rally tbeGiants81111 . David · Green, who entered the pave the way for San Francisco's5-4 game with just rour hi~ in 50 at bats ]J).innlng viCtory over !be Sl Loots this season. singled home Chill Cardinals. Davts frcm second basewlthoneout In addition to becoming the first in the lOth to nan down thetrtumph. pitcher .to hit two home runs in one Green was 3-tor-5 on the day. gamesinceMetWaitTerreilln1983 · Davts led off !be lOth with a walk Gott laid down a sacrUice bunt on reliever NeD Allen, 1-3, and help the Giants score another run. movedtosecondonawtldpltch.One "I was a home run hitter in high out later, Allen intentionally walked school," said Gott, who came to the Bob Brenly and Green followed with Giants from the Toron~o Blue Jays his ~Ie to right center. in an o!f-season deal for Gary St. Lools had tied the score 4-4 in Lavelle. "Butbeforethlsyear, I had the ninth when Ozzle Smith hit a solo only hadoneat-batasaprotessional. home!'. his secmd. UPI !!poria Wdler Both or Gott's hQmers came ott Bob Focsch and each time tted the score. In other games, Hruston out· slugged Cincinnati 10.5, Montreal blanked Atlanta HJ, San Diego beat Chleaao 5-3, New York· edged Philadelphia 3-2 and Los Angeles shut out Pittsllllrgh 2,0.. · In the AL, it \vas: Toronto 9, Seattle 5; Minnesota 7, Baltimore 3; Oakland 5, Boston 3; MDwaukee 7, Call1ornla 4; Kansas City 6, New York 5; Cleveland 6, Texas 0; and Chicago 4, Detroit 0. A8troll0, Reds I AtCinclnnati,PhiiGamersingied In a run to break a 3-3 tie in the ruth 81111 Mark Bailey, Bill Doran and Denny Walling homered to power l{ouston. Bob Knepper. W, pitched ttve Innings to earn the viCtory a.nd Jert Calhoun ftntshed tor his second save. Jay Tibbs, 2·5, fuok the loss. Expos 4, Braves 0 At Montreal, Davtd Palmer tossed a five-hiller over eight ' ' ·, Innings to carry Montreal over Atlanta and give the Expos their recoi'dot210mphbyTomSnevawas club-record fourth consecutive shu· INDIANAPOLIS (UPI). - Four slots remain tp be lllled tor the broken twice In the first tour tout, Palmer leveled his record at stllrting ,grid til !be May 26 qualltylng runs, exesalve winds and 3-3, while Craig McMurtry fell toO-l Indianapolis 500 and those vacan· warm track surfaces negated all Padres I, Cubs S cies should be occupied by the close efforts to lower the new standard. . AtSanDiego,DaveDravecky,2-2, of next weekend's second round of Chet Fillip, In a Lola Cosworth; and Rich Gossage combined on a qualifying. . was tbeonlyolherdrlvertomakea · seven-hitter and the Padres took Weatherconditionswerenotideai quilllfying run Sunday and he advantage of a two-run throwing for most drivers walttnB to lake fashioned a 203.661. So far the emtr by first baseman Keith qualitying runs Sunday. Although sloWest car in the field ts the Moreland to post the victory. 1 only · two made the 1\ftempt to Lola·CosWOI1h o1 Derek Daly at Dravecky won his second straight increase the fteld to 29, both were 203.1112. 'Thelleldaveragels207.8'12. gameandGossageootchedhlsnlnth ,, Afterthelleld Is filled, possibly by save. DickRuthven,l·2, suffered the successful. Steve Chassey made his way to pext Saturday, drlvers stlll have an defeat. No. 28inthefteld ashefl!llabllshed a opportunltytobumpthfslowercars MeteS, Phlllles2 record tor V.a stock bOck engines from the grid At New York, Danny Heep went with a four-lap averare of 204.224 ' Those.ted tomakequaUfy· 2-tor-4aodscoredthewinningrunto mph in a March. . ingruns in the final weekendoftralls spjll'k New York to its sixth straight The breezes ~ o!f Tum 3 inClude Jacques Villeneuve of victory. Ron DarUng, 3-1, was the kept speeds dpwn after Pancho Canada, Raul Boesel of BrazU, winner and Jesse Orosco finished Carter set an ali-t~ J,ndianapolis veteran George Snider, Dennis torhisfounhsave. Kevin Gross saw his record slide to 2-4, whlle Motor Speedway bui"·lap track Firestone and Phil Kreuger. record of 212.583 Sfiturday with a Carter, one at the tew ~rraduates Philadelphia lOSt its sixth in a row. Buick V-6 stock block engines to trom the sprint ~ar ranks still ~i, PlrtllesO · ~rrab the pole. driving Indy cars, has only won one At Los Angeles, Bobby CasWlo, Scott Brayton. . also with a major distance race. thE' . l!m making his first NL start since 1981, March-powered · ick engine, had Michigan 500. He was hurt in a 1977 pttched a lour-hitter over 6 1·3 the second best a..erage of 212.354, racecrashandisoneotthreedrivers InningsandGregBrockdroveintwo including the sin!!le lap record of Inthelndycarilneupcrtppledbyleg runswithallomerandsingietolead 214.199 mph . . . injuries. Defending champion Rick . Los AngeleS. Castillo struck out six 1 · After J he onr-year-old track Mears and Kevin Cogan are ·togain.hlslirstd.eCislonottheyeai. ' rerovering 1Q!4 accidents: I,.ee Tunnell, al!sorbed! he loss. u; Four slots . rematn J. rrom 01· Mei~ girls capture TVC t~~~~ title BELPRE _- The. 1\1.elgs ·girls' • cons~tlng of , Hqward, · Rhonda The Meigs. girts now enter · track · team , !'i,¥1ed 'o . ·J.IJI. ~nd . l!a~. Rhoillla N~. !indS~arrz . .~Uonal C!)lnpeittofi wit~\. an-I!Uf· straight .Trl~'i/alley . Conference (~h Dreama :EngJJsh;S. English; . ·Sta ndingtf arii mark of6f•1•l..Thelr chatnpionship as it brought home _CI)armele Turner, and Tammy ooly IO!is was to Gallipolis in the seven first piilces enroute to a Cremeans (400), and S. English. Rotary Relays three weeks ago. 58-pOJnt viCtorY over second plac;e Turner, Cremeans, and tinda The Meigs boys' 400 ~lay team Wellston in ti!IITVC track meet here Stewan (lm). also won top honors. That foursome last week. 'I AlsoscoringlnthemeetforCoach included Brad Robinson, Mark The Meigs tjoys' team placed fifth Gordon Fisher's Meigs lasses were Hammonds, Darrin Cremeans, and in the 10-terun field. Belpre was ~ S. English, second in thi! 100; AmY Ed Kitchen. nine-point vtctorover'li1mbleas the · Radekln, second in the 100 hurdles Also scoring for the Marauders Golden EagE thinclads remain the and filth in the~ hurdles; Neece. were Cremeans, third in the 100 and TVC's dom)llant team. . ftfthin thehlghjump; JenniMlller, fourth in the:m; Bryan Korn, tltth Winning 'heague championships third in the high jump; Julie Mlller, in the pole vault; Chris Smith, sixth for the ?.larauderettes included thirdinthe100; Swartz,fourthinthe · in the 1m; the 3:nl relay team of Missy Hoo.rard (lm run), Sherrie long jump; Tanunl Gardner, third Dave Warth, Smith, Rex Haggy. Southworl/1 (shot put), Stephanie in the 400; Wendl Kioes, second in a nd ,Eric Johnson took sixth place, English (lixlr.un). Jennl Swartz (<100 the ~; Kim Calvert., sixth in the aitd the 1600 relay team of run). and ·t)iree relay teams 1600,andTurner, fifthinthe:m.. Cremeans. Kit~hen, Hammonds, and Smith were also were sixth. Celtics defeat 76ers,l108-93 BOSTON (UPI) - The Boston Ceitics were good and scared. With only one day to pnipare Cor the Eastern Conference finals, the defending world champions responded with a 1(11.93 victory Sunday· in Game 1 over the well·restl'd Philadelphia 76ers. "They had a lot ol time o!f with a cl!ance to work on some things," said Boston roach K.C. Jones. "We just went out there and played scared." The Ceitics, playing their third game in five days. used a collapsing defense and the scoring punch of their frontcourt to stop the rival Sixers and advance their own pursuit of back·to-back NBA crowns. Kevin McHale scored a playoff career-high 28, Robert Parish neued26andLarryBirdadded23as the Celtics' starting frontline out· scored its Sixers counterpart 77-33. Game 2 wUI be played Tuesday at Boston Garden. ·· · Sixers center Moses Maione registered 19 points and 10 rebounds while forward Charles Barkley posted 10 points 81111 12rebounds, but much as we could," said Boston neither was ellectlve In thefinal4: 39 guard Danny Ainge. "We wanted to as Boston ended the ganiewitha 1&-4 let (Maurice) Cheeks beat us from the outside, it he could." surge. Bird scoring eight. "The key Is to hit the open shOts The Sixers guard scored a team-high ii points, hitting 8-of-14 when we have them, as we did down the stretch," said the superstllr from the Door and allll free.throw forward. "We probably played our opport.unit!es. The Ceitics, wlto have won l8 of best basketball of the laSt month." Philadelphia traDed 71-62 midway · their last 19 home games, · are through the third period but rallied seeking to become the llrst cham· to take a 77·'16 advantage on pions to successfully defend a title Maione'sjumperatU:20ofthefinai since their I~ counterparts. By sweeping Milwaukee in four quarter. McHale's two tree throws games, Philadelphia had a week to at 11:00 started an 8-2 run and gave prepare for Boston, while theCeltics Boston the lead tor good. In the fourth quarter, Bird scored did not tlnish their serniftnal series 10 points, Parish 8 and Dennis with Detroit until Friday night. "We had to transfer our minds Johnson 6 while the Sixers selt· destructed, committing 8 turnovers trom the Detroit Pistons.'' said Jone&, and shooting 38 petcenl. Philadelphia coach Bll]y Cun· JohnlonsaldBoston'svtctorywas nlngham said that Cor Game 2, his due to the usual reason- deten~. team "must be ready at the start ''It's defense that wins games," and we have to make sure we're saldtbeCelticsguard, "andwedtda prepared.' ' The Celtics think more ereat Job. We played defense for a they know what the changes will be. lllll48minutes. Whenyou'replaying Alnge predicted, "I'm sure the Pbilly, at no point can you let up adjustments they'll make wiD be to against them ." , try and takeourinsidegame' away." "We didn't want Moaes to hun us down low 10 we doubled down as .-• Racine ~ver plans .to enter opener ... ,. •• I''' ... .• MINERAL WELLS J W.Va. Jr. of Racine will participate in 1 With the possible ensofPar· Sunday'l opener. kersbw'i driven Mlb lzano and Balzano In hill MOler's machine fii'OliPol and Smltllln hla Hardee's car, will MikeSmithaneven I area race r~ns haye e an be competlne In other races Friday Interest in the openlnf JII'Oil'81ft at , and Saturday In\ Kentucky and the new West Vtl'linla .Motor Indiana but plan on being at WVMS Speedway Sunday aftl!moon, May · Sunday. Since this pair have stock 19. That's when the Al-lltar CircUit appearing can In comparison to of Championls Wed&T/ Late Modell !be wedlta ~AU-Star they wtll be and the lOcal Hobby fitoclla wtll be allol1lld to mount .a ftw.by·tlve In action oo the blf, ti'IH!Pthl wing alllp tll!lr rooll. mUe banked dirt Bob Adami, Baluno, who hal an earlier JB l I 1' · . '"' victory at Skyline Speedway, fin· !shed an outatandlng third behind super late · model pilots Larry Moore and Jack Boas at a race in Smithton, Pa. last Wednesday. Other more recent entries in· elude Crail Letat, PIU!Dn, ilnd Steve Francil, Albland. Ky. Welt Vlrllnla Motlr Spieclwll)' II Jocall!d Jlllt IOUtll ~ Parlttenburl on 1.'71 at the ~I Weill exit 11*1 tiiDw tilt llpl. Adnlllllalll .Will' adultl. •lar dllltlrwlllldlr IIIII II tlltt pndete'ld LOTS OJ!' STA'l1C - Home plate ump~ llob .Enlle ~reta a doable ear iul ol dtsap;reerneat from Redll' P!&Yet'IJII!IIAier Pete 8Me and Tony Perez. ielt, after EnP, nlied HOIIItGII;AJ....., CftiZ Willi sale at home In the ftlth Inning Sunday after CI!ICinnatl catcher Dave Van Gorder failed lo touch the plate.at lhe bepmlng of an attempted double play. Watching lhe ~~Ill Reds' Ron Oester, center. (\JPI). Marauderettes face Minford; Marauders play. Wellston nine RQP< SPRINGS -The dtstrlct· bound Meigs Marauderette softbait team will play Minford this Wednes· day at 4 p.m . in Ironton. Coach Jon Amott's crew is currently 19-1 on the year and go after their second straight 13-0 TVC season mark tonight at Wellston in the loop reguiarsea~n tinale. Meigs' has already clinched the Eastern Dtvtslori playoff ~rtb. Meigs' opponent for the TVC cbampionship won't be deCided untO after tonight. U Wellston loses to the Marau· derettes tonight. then the Lady Rockets will fail into a tie with Trimble for the Western Division playo!fberth. Thosetwowouidthen battle for the right to meet Meigs. Meanwhile, the Meigs boys• baseball team will also travel to Weilston tonight with TVC playo!f aspirations . still In han(! . The Marauders can gain a tie with Warren Local for the Eastern Division playoff berth only If th<iy defeat the powerful Rockets tonight . Weilston gained a distrtct berth by defeating Vinton Count)' In the secttonallinals last friday. · Coach Tim Saunders' Marauders, now 14-8 on the year, were ousted lrom tournament play last Thurs· day in the sectional ftnals to New Lexlngtoo, .8-3. New Lexinglon wlli play Ironton at Unioto this Wednes· day in dlstrtct play. Meigs Is the defending TVC champion, having upset Wellston 10-4 in the league cl!ampionshlp game a year ago. r;:==========;i RABIES CLINIC Oarby Downs results COLUMBUS (UP!) - Caruso wop the $7,<100 second leg of the . . BlldWei.ser Sprlnt Championship ·series Sunday with a one-length victl\ry \wer favored Dream CircUit at Darby'bowns iri suburban Grove City, ... ..-•• ., >31 JACKSON PIKE · RT. 35 WESl - 4 4 e·051A ' ' • " . ~ JoONtllal\ 11..-t«t out tf'flft!l to Kor• And mlkd wp bc'ins tN~- PRESENTED 1Y MEIGS CO. HUMANE SOCIETY & MEIGS CO HEALTH DEPT. At lunANO CIVIC CENTII SAT .• M/AV 11, 198& 1 P.M.. TO 4 P.M . DR . CARL OSB.ORNE .RABIES - $3.00 ' oihor inM<Utatient Awllilalol• 0005 MUST BE LE·A&HED. CATS IN CARRIERS ... -/·:: ..... .. •' SHONEY'S BEEF TIPS AND NOODLES DINNER We start' with USDA Choice beef tips simmered in their own tasty juices an~ heaped over piping hot noodles . Then we top it off with creamy, real mushroom sauce. Now at Shoney's. -PLUS- All-you-care-tO-~ soup, salad & fruit bar! $499 BREAKFAST BAR $299 Monday-Friday Mornings tilllla.m. (excepthoUdays) What could possibly be better than Shoney's AU-you-care-to:eat Breakfast Bar? How about more items than ever before at a great low price! ' . ' ALL-YOU-CAN~EAT~ . ' FISH N' SHRIMP $699 Sunday 4 Monday 4-lOp.m. • Golden Fried Shrimp & fish fillets • French Fries ur Rice (or Baked Potato after 5 p .m .) •lbasted Grecian Bread • Lemon Wedge, Cocktail & ThnarSauce ' . SOUP, SALAD 4 FRUIT BAR ' ' Dinner Table,. u-----~~~~----~--------------~ . . �Monday, Mty 13, 1986 The Daily Sentinel By ·T he Bend Monday, The Daily Sentinel- Page- S M1~ 13, 1985 Page 4 ' SWCD poster, essay contest winners announced in elementary "Plants, Animals and Man, ·Sharing the Earth" was the theme for the fourtb grade poster contest and sixth grade essay contest sponsored by the Meigs SoU and Water Conservation District CSWCD). Wl.nners in the Eastern Local School Dlstrlct received awards of $3 and a blu~ ribbon.for first place; $2 and a red ribbon for second ·place; and $1 and a white ribbon for third place In the poster C<)ntest and ·$2 and a blue ribbon for lirst place and $1 and a red ribbon for second place in the essay contest. Winning first, second and third respectively l.n the poster contest TIJPPERS PLAINS - Tuppers Plains Elemen· tary Schol!l poeter and e,ssay contest wtnnen (b'ont from left), were Chad Griffith, B. J. Murpily, Joseph Marcinko. Second row, Angte Murphy and Mark were Sherri Smith, Sarah Harris and Rhonda Gibbs from Chester ' Elementary School; Chad Griffith, B. J . Murphy and Joseph Marcinko, Tuppers · Plains Elementary School; and Karen Morris, Nicole Kanawalsky and Chast,ldY MIUhone from Riverview Elem·entary School. Sherri ·Smlth, Chester Elementary School, was a county cochampion In the paste~ contest and received a trophy. ·Essay winners were first and second respec'ttvl'ly, Angle Murphy, Mark Murphy from Tuppers Plains Elementary School and Edna Driggs ·and Andrea Leigh A SALUTE TO Cleland from RJvemew Elemen. tary School. Angle Murphy, TuPP!!fS Plains Elementary School, was a county co-champin In the essay contest and received a trophy. Awards were presented by Roy Miller, Associate' Supervl!or flf the MeigsSWCD. The Meigs SWCD sponsors these c.intests each year for fourth and sixth graders as a conservation education project. They show a film In the schools, preceding the contest and dls.t rlbute booklets, "Plants, Animals and Man, Sharing the' Earth, An Ecology Story."' THE POMEROY HEALTH ·cARE CENTER . . Pomeroy Health Care Center is celebrating National Nursing Home Week May 12 -May 18th. The Center is owned by Americare Corporation with home offices in Columbus~· Ohio. Pomeroy's facility was one of the first built by Americore. Ground breaking ceremonies were held on June 17, 1978, with the full support of our county commissioners and community. On November 11, 1979, open house and dedicotic.n ceremonies were held at the facility. After many licensure requirements were met, the first resident was admitted on January 7, 1980. Located on Rock Springs Rood, Pomeroy Health Core (enter is situated on ten acres of lovely country land. It is the only skilled facility in the county licensed for l~ng term core, and is able to core for one hundred residents. Professional nursing core provided around the clock and re· habilitation services to help the residents ·return to their own homes are only part of the services provided at the facility. .' . Murphy. Back row, John Perine, fourth p-llde teacher; Wendy Haler, sixth lfllde teacher and . principal and Robert Sandera,llflh gnode teacher and science teacher. ) FOLLOWING IS A SCHEDULE OF EVENTS TO TAKE PLACE DURING NATIONAL NURSING HOME WEEK: ,Monday A.M. Mayor Seyler proclaiming May ·12th May 18 . National Nursing Home Week 2:00·4:00 P.M. Entertainment Cookies, Punch, Coffee & Tea Entertainment Tuesday, May 14th "2:00-4:00 P.M. Sara Lee Crumb Cake, Coffee & Tea .Wednesday, May 15th 12:00·4:00.p.M. En_t.rtainment - .Relish & Cheese Jrays . · · Thuuday, May 16th · 1:30-2:00 P.M. · Open House & Picnic .,. · · Hot Dogs, Hamburgers, Baked Beans, .... Macaroni ~alad, Potato Chips, . _ •·. .' - . . "·Pie (apple( peach &cherrykfte Tea , . Coffee Speaker -- Kermit Walton Balloon Lift Off- Clown . Entertainment 2:00-4:00 P.M. Entertainment Chicken, Ham Friday, .May 11!h & Cheese Salad, Sandwich, Coffee & Tea. Monday, May 13th t.AAH MUST SHARE CHESTER WINNERS - Chester Elemenlaey School poSter conlellt winnen (lront lrom left), were Saralt li1u'ris, Sherr! &qlth; back, Rick Martin, ' . RIVERVIEW - Rivervtew Element~ School poster and essay contest winners (front from left) were Karen Morris, Nicole Kanawalsky, Chastidy Women's golf meets . MlllhOne. Bac:k, EdDa Driggs, Andrea Lellh Cleland, Grace Weher, sixth grade teacher and principal; and Fred Kessinger, fourth grade teacher. . ' ' . ' . Circuit assembly set ·--·· Ninetl'E'n women attended ladles day at the Jaymar Golf Club TuPSday. Plans were made for a Scotch foursome and a potluck dinner to be held at thl' club on Sunday. May 12. beginning a t 4 p.m. Arthur Chigas, local spokesman for Jehovah's Witnesses says that about 70 .local. residents will be attending a two-day circuit assem· bly at Waverly High School, Waverly, Saturday and Sunday, . May 18·19. Alter 18 hall'S of play, prizl's were Chi gas said assemblies like this awarded to Nmma Custer, low · are designed to hl'lp cope with gross: Nancy Hill, low net: Nl'ncy pressuresaffecting modern soclety. Reed . low putts, Nl'llis Brown for a chip in. All woml'n golfts are invited "The program. Is divided into·four to attend ladll's day at 9 a.m. each sections including inlorm~ tlon on Tl.tl'Sday at the club. training children, making a success of marriage, handling problems of youth and strengthening famil y life," he adds. The highlight of the weekend's program will be a public address Sunday at2 p.m. entitled "Basis lor Faith in an UnbelievingWorld."The address will be given by James A. Hinderer, representative of the world governing body of Jehovah's Witnesses. · Due to this special event there.wlil ·be no meetings held at the local KingdomHaU during ttl!! weetcend. :..I ·. --·- principal, and Roy Miller, As!IOCIII\e Supervilor, MEIGSSWCD. . '~ Craig ·birthday ~celebrated . ·. Sara Jean Craig celebrated her filth birthday' recently with a party at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Steven Craig, Pomeroy. . A Care ·Bear theme was carried out with a Cabbage Patch cake baked by her aunt. Donna Shato. being served with fruit drink and Ice cream. Attending were her grand· parents, Jean Craig, Tuppers Plains; Betty Reibel. Pomeroy, her j:l'eat·great·aunt, Emma Ogdln, Pomeroy, and a great·great·uncle, L.D. Jiartlnger, Middleport. Also ' anendlng were Amos Sowles, Tuppers Plains; Pat Custer, Mlddeport, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Roth,well and Evin. Glouster; Mr. and Mrs. · Mr. and Mrs. !Wbert S. Burdette Buster Phelps and Kelly, Mary are announcing the. birth of their third child. a daughter, Andrea Sue, Bowles, Pomeroy; Ginny and Eli May 2, atthe Holzer Medical Center. Craig, and Jeff Hysell, Pomeroy. ·Sending gltswere hergreat·grea r. She weighed seven pounds and one ounce. · grandmother, Edna Reibel, Deloris Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. and Robbie Hawk, Pomeroy; AI· Robert B. Burdette, Pomeroy, .a nd thea Strong, Wilkesville; Mr. and Arby D. Mason, Mt. Vernon, Ind., · Mrs. Jim Shato, Kristin and Molly, and the great ·great .grandmother Is Gallipolis; and Carolyn Searls, Columbus. Dllash Mas<in ol Indiana. - Burdette birth . . . ~ .. . ·The Daily Sentinel (USPS IIl-li I A DtvlAion or Multltl•, lac. Publlshl'd evt>ry ' afternoon. Monday through Friday; lJJ COurt St ., , Po· mProy, Ohio, by lht" Otl l~ Valley Pub· llshtng Company! Multlr\J:edla , hie .. Pom('rov. Ohio 45769. Ph. 99'1·2156. Sfo. cond ct3ss pos ratr<' paid ar Pomt>roy. Ohio. ' .Mf'mbPr : United Preu lntr rnallonal, Inland Dally Pr<'s~ Associatio n and th(' Ohio NC'wspapPr Assot'lallo~ . National AdvC'rtts lnJr Rt'prE'Se nlallvt", Branham . NewspaP£>r SaiPS, 73.1 Third Av£' nu t.'. PRESENTED BY THE FOLLOWING AREA BUSINESSES: ELBERFELDS GRAVELY TRACTOR SALESPOMEROY & SERVICE OH. FARMERS BANK POMEROY FLOWER SHOP N<'W York. NE"w York 10017. POSTMASTEI;:t: S(lnd ~ddn?ss chan~l'!' to Tllr Dally St>ritlncl. 111 Cour1 St •. Pomr-roy. Ohio 45700. SINCE 1164 SIJJISCRIPTION RI\TES By Carrier or Motor Route One W<'t'~ . , .. ... , ......... .. .. , ........ ..... $1.10 One Month ............... .... ........... .... $<J .RO 0ne Yl"ar .. ..... , ............ ............. S57.20 1 SINGLE COPY PRICE POMEROY, OHIO Dally .. .. ........ ......... ;.... ........ 25 Cl"n ts Community calendar/ area happenings MONDAY CHESHIRE- Kyger Creek High School presents French Toast and The Ransom of Emlly Jane, two one-act plays, Monday, 7 p.m. AdmisSion Is free. l PI'. PLEA&A,NT -Gospel Taber· nacle Church starts revival services Monday with evangelist Tom Vogel· song. Si nging by the Sisson Family. Services 7: :lO p.m. nfghtly through May18. POMEROY - The Meigs Local Athletic Boosters meet at 7 p.m . Monday at the high school. MIDDLEPORT - International Order of Job's Daughters has inspection at 7: :ll p.m. Monday at the Middleport Masonic Temple. · RlTJ'LAND - Pl'O meets Mon· , • _day, 7 p.m . for election, lnstalla tlon of officers. ' POMEROY- Meigs chapter 53, Disabled American Veterans meeis 6: :IJ p.m. Monday at Chapter Home. POMEROY - Meigs athletic boosters meet 7 p.m. Monday at the high school. •• •• SYRACUSE - Pl'O meets 6:30 p.m. Monday with fourih grade nuto-phone claBS presenting short program. Special program by Mrs. Brendli King, .Middleport Pollee Department on preventlonn of child abdllctlon. Parents will screen ~ children 's film and consider show· dleton, music by mall' quartet; ing it to students. Plans wlil be made friday, Rev. Lloyd Middleton, for field day. · music by trlo; Saturday, Rev. Carl ~DAY GALLIPOLIS LaLeche LeaguemeetsTul'Sday, 9: 30a.m. at 41 Spruce St. Topic: Art of Breastfeedlng and Overcomlng Difficulties. For Information call ''" '195, '" co14 or """'990. "r.:to-':1: T:KMll1 .l.OU"'::: RUTI.AND - Rutland VU!age Council mrets Tul'Sday 7:30p.m. at the civic center. CHESmR - Public meeting 7 p.m. Tuesday at Town Hall to discuss use of brine water for dust control on ToWnship roads. GoHoullng CHESHIRE - A golf outing Is plano€<! lor Kyger Creek High School Alumni and thel.r spouse!l on May 25 at the Riverside Golf Club. Mason, W.Va. ThoS:e Interested In particlpatl.ng should contact Chuck Leach at 367-0057. Joppa Revival POMEROY .:....JoppaChurchbeglns revival Monday, continUing to Saturday with various speakers and singers nightly. Services 7::1) will have: Monday, Rev. Eric Starr, muSic by Bethel Choir; Tuesday, Rev. David Clark, muslcbyYlctoryl Wednesday,Re\1 . . Seldon Johnson, nwslc by Duane Wolfe; Thursday, Rev. Lloyd Mid· I Hicks, music by George Luster. At 2 p.m. on Sunday a cantata will be presenred. .......... 1111- ---·- ..... " " 1111 . CI.UI flitS! liltS . Sut>scri~s no t desiring to pay tht"'rar· rter ma y remH In advanct"' dlrf'cl ro ThE.> Dally Sentinel on a :1. fi or 12 mon1t1 bast~ . Crrott wll1 bl' giv('n car rlrr ('ach month . RALL'S '. BEN FRANKLIN No subscrlp!lon!C bv mall JX'rmlttM In ... Beeg"'· Darrell _Sayrt>, Kyle WicklinE'. Fifth gradP- Jody HayE.'I . Sixth grade - John Barnes. Jason Shain, Manhew Swa,rtwout. Spec. Ed. - Robert H•ndrlx. Ellzallelh Lyons, Donnie Spaun. 'l11e l!lth siX weetcs grading periOd '""'" roll a t the Raclrw- ElPmentary SChool bas bet>n anoounced. MaklnR a Kf8.dl> of ~ or '"'de - Beth <..lark. Jenny <?.lark, Freddie Matson, Brandl Mallory, RaschCI R.oo.w>, Rachael Hensler, Marcy MattK>ws. AlrTM.'e Manuel , Ryan H.otter. Fourth grade'- Jeremy Dill. Heathl'r Hill, JuUii:' Hill. Ty!io"n Mugrawe. Rusty SmJ1h, Michelle Slobart. ntlh grade- KE'IIIE.> EJ""\Iln. Todd Hanison, lhJe. Trevor Petrel, Don Stephetoon, Jenny Varney . Slx\h JUade- Jarrod CtrciE'."Jason Circle. Shannon counts. JC'nny Damron. John Hoback. Ollln Maltk>ns, Jennifer Smith, Jan Williams. Stlelly Winebrenner. May Ia Yoacham. Ja~Jle)' Holter, David JOHN A. W4DE, M.D. loc. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EAR, NOSE & THROAT GENERAL ALLERGIST CAU (61_4) 992-2104 (304) 675·1244 .•! .' . ' HEARING TESTS " IN MIDDLEPORT '' .. ... FrM Electron!~ hurtno IIIIa will be gl..n by IeHane Heel· tno Aid Center at Dr. Rankin Plckena' Office 508 South 3rd Avenue, Middleport, Ohio. ' Anyone who II•• trouble IIMrlno or unf~eratancHno con..,.. aallon Ia Invited to hMrlng lilt 111 "-II thla problem can be halpedt Iring 11111 -pan wtlll yliu for your FREE HEARING TEST. Aduna only, JIIMM. . haft'''" THE DAILY ·SENTINEL ACE HARDWARE POMIIOY, OH. Home National Bank 'OH. 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I miles from Pomoroy;Moson B1idce SINGU 12 4.9S 304-675-6276 . Loae walght nowl Herval weight 1011 ... n on Good Morning Americ~. Cell 814446 -2081 or 814- 446 · 3788, no drugo. EI<VIHOHMEHTAL SYSTEMS · 4-16-1 mo. pd. Trim off pound• with Go Beae Grepefruit EJChl Strength . Capaulea. Fruth Phermacy, Middleport. TROMM EXCAVATING Heve your Kirby cleaned and checked for only t14.9& . Suda, balta and bag• 1valla· ble. 304·675·11182 . BULLDOZER & BACKHOE WORK •live Ente'rtainment •free HBO •Kitchenettes •Res1auranf Announcement• Reduce 11fe • faat with GoBen c8paulea • E ~ vap 'weter pllla ' Fruth Phermacy. Complete Stock of Weather\ ite Heat Pumps , Central Air ~ ::--'' ' 11 Q Cond itioning and Furnaces. S "' 3 SWEEPER 1nd sewing me ~ .G. h. ine ~p•lr. ~rtt, end Pick up end supplies. delivery , Oevia Vecuum Cleener, one hlllf mile up Cleorgoo Croelt Rd . Coli e14·44&-0294. tiflERTHERM Ulll t i l l " . . _ .lk . . , . - - . ..., ........ f i.OG .... _ , , 0. ·~e Rent Mobile Home iJ Heating/ Cooling Sales a Service ,.._...., .. l'U-"""""' AlllliJ II III: I~ 1111 ~ Ill :. ;:========::!=========:j . 171 - .... - til-t..... ur-.._.~ Business Services _ c • . ww .... c.. Jot ..,_........,... Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio *BASEMENTS *SEPTIC SYSTEMS A.U. 304·675·6276 1·10-t.l .n. *FOOTERS *GRADING 4 Giveaway *CONCRETE WORK FOR SALE Ia secretatre, Columbus, !leated; ancj standln11, Pat Olaker, ChWcolhe; YarcblvWe; Dorothy Worf, Chillicothe, ritual and emblemsronunlttee; l!ndPearl Knapp, Pomeroy, lleCOild ~r. children and youth, joined by Loretta 'Hemeyer, petit chapeau of Meigs Salon, ten tAl right: · 'ANNIVERSARY OBSERVED - Unda EdmundSoD, seated left, Colwnbus. Ohio Departemental chapeau, Eight and Forty, was honored at the recent 20ih anniversary of the Meigs County Salon 710. Olher departemental officers attending were Grace Green, Poet's 'Corner >• ·~ Make Uke A Friend As'rl'r s un !llowly sinks lx>hlnd yonder hil l, Another day will d raw io an end; u Or ~leU lgnor~ or_tum them aside, for a bit of advice~ f 'wtM.>n asked give help where I could, ~VJeiess bro~ht to the mind w~ needed. Rovlq 'nloul!fllo . to SOfllP, ll kP a king on a thron('. Wlth·a crown and looking first rate'! "Tha t maybE? I' d ~lve It a thou~ht , " But now, they Wf!uld ;ust have to wall'! dnsa.Y.. .. . Flr@lly a though t now comes Into \'IC'w . Put astde slncr> the time olthelr ha(lpE'nlnJ!:, Som<' ~- som (' better, SOTTK' bad ; Vet knowtng l h<'y once h<'ld high honor. Like a OOy who l~ proud oC his dad. So as •llme move5 on w\lh no PH'ort. Eac h day, many morP wlll onf> know: The- Daily.- Sentinel ' _, . ; .' •Refrigerator~ •Dryer~ •Freezen Like rays of a lamp at night RefUS{' to dim with passing lime. ELECTRIC SE·RVICE. FOR ALL YOUR . WIRING NEEDS Ill Court Sl .. PaiMIOJ, Otlil 4S76t· . loloWI: Public Utilities Commission of 3 / .6 in. Meiers ........ $225.00 Qnli Inch Moters ...... 400.00 T"'"'lnch' Moters...... ~00 .00 Four Inch Motors ...... 700 .00 Six Inch Mel8r0 ........ 900 .00 ·A·, _ lOp il hMoby defined tu.be the inatalletion of water ..W. ·on a line where f'IOn8 fumMI\1 exin.t and which ,.._the inllallatlon of , _ llnel from the water· main ,and the installation of a new meter end..,...., box in a location"not 1onnoo1y ...-vod by walaf l8fYiae from the Nid water main. Sec. II. Thai Soction IV of Ohio, Borden Building. 11th _, ·- Ord .,, 1122-82 shell be onlondod "' ....d .. follows: S.Wttge T~ Feea ilre as 41nch :d:teetion ...........1225.00 8 -ccwwOK'Iion .... ........ 600.00 oonnection .. .......... 600.00 A - lOp il """"'Y - "' bo t h e - of - r Rftlioe on a Nne wtwe none ~ oxlotod and which - - t h e IRIUIIII!Ion of,_ lkl!"lrom t h e - moin to a loqliion - fonnelly 181Ved by ooMcofrom the said -main. Sec. Ill. Thlo Ordlnence ohol ..... o!foct and bolnforcoln>m the ... - .. oncl.pfovided IP(Iaw. floor - Room A. 180 East Broad Street, Columbus, June 12, · 1985 at 6:30 p.m. at the Mercer COUnty Coun House. Auditorium, Main &. Market. Ohio: Wednesday, Celina, Ohio; Thursdely, June 13, 1 986 at 7 :00 P.m. at tha 1 Brunswick Municipal Com- plex, CitY Council Chambers, 111 FloOf, 4096 Cante< Road. Brunswick, Ohio; Wednesday, June 19, 1985 at 6:30 p.m.•at the New Philadelp:h~ Call: --- ..:-. ··: · 3rd FloOJ, 304 North Church •. ·'- . ORDINANCE Street, Bowling Green, Ohio; ·'' • NO. 1155-85 An Ordinance to Fix rates for Wednesday, June 5. 1985 at Ytlllt• and aewer tips in the 6:00 p.m . at Huron High School. Gymnaaium, 71 0 Villoge of Middl_.t. Be h O<doined by tho Council Clevetand ROad , Welt, Huron, of the ·ViRago of Middleport al Ohio; Thursday, Juno 6, 1985 follows: . at 6 :00 p.m . at Marion City .Bee. I. Thai Section IV of Hall. Coun'ci+ Chambers, 2nd Ota.- 'No. 1070-78 io haroby floor. 233 West Center Street. Marion, Ohio; Tuesday. June •me{lded to read: Water Tap Fees are as 11 , 1985 al 6 :00 p.m. at 1he Munici· pal Building, 2nd Floor, 166 Ea11 High Avenue, New Philadelphia. Ohio: Thursday, June 20, 1985 at 6:30p.m . at the Portsmouth MuniciPal Build- Ing, Council Chambers, 2nd Floor, Room 3, 728 2nd Street. Ponsmouth; Ohio; and Wednesdoy, June 26, 1 9B5, at 7:00 p.m. ot Englewood Gover.nment Center, City Council Chembois, 333 Well National Rood. Englewood. Ohio. The amount of the revenue lnc:tOOM 1'8ql*led In tho opplicrioo il 158,07B,OOO. The mlljor 'iAUW In thia C8H ""''olthe r•oonoblenMa of the ·' ioaon-;-·. k) ·- bo eliminated bonded or phued should out; II the level and ltruelure of basic exchange rates including dllf......... ir\ loop length and donoity iihould bo roflec1ed in ouch met and Whether the appliconl'o propoool to shift 26 percent ot 11o non-traffic aenaitiv• cotta from ita intrastate toN IIWYicW to basic e.~tchenge rete1 is ro...tnoble; m) tha applicanl'o propooat ID · impl-m non·opdonoi Uoage SenoitMt Service !USS) for buoi- and l'1llldemlol C~omefS in the Huron; Mont· rose. Bollawe and Oak Harbor . exchanges; ol the propoood role for coin ~eNice of 26 cents per call; p) ttle rate levela for operator·ellilted catll: q whether the company'• and Stofl'o po-opooalo - r d· ing cUOIOmor notilicadon of optiom•l maintenance of irwide wire chargea are reaaonable; and • rl the quality ot tolephone IOMcO prGIIided by the oppli· cant to its customers. It il. therefore, ORDERED, That loaol public: hooringo boholdotthelimoo and plocoo dtol9fiOied in Appendix A. 11 Ia. lurthor, ORDERED. That I1QIIce of tho heeringo bo publiohed by tho ·~1 u diowcl8d In Finding 4 - lilt, lurthor. ORDERED, That 1 copy of thlo Entry bo on oi · •portioto............., capv of the BUilt po-O!¥Jiod Inc-; Rlporl of I~ and o1 bl tho compa~y·~ propoool l>'lfl* ol recO<d. to amortize , the ·dtfference m THE PUBUC UTILICIES deprwciotlon .....,. - , _ the FCC depreciation dology and the PUCO authorized depreciation ..-odology; . COMMISSiON OF OHIO - .. '-992·5BlJ5.-0r . .: '742~31 Wed.-.....,, J'u ne19. 1985 - New Phlladalphio 6:30p.m . Municipal Building - 2nd Floor, 166 Eeot High A"'ffUO, New Philadelphia, Ohio 44883 . . Thundoy, Junli 20, 19BII - ,.._....-.v .. --c-.. P,. ~.::=::. ':..:"":"..: -- Train Ntw For local or OYir tht Road •Guar.ntwd 5t•t l-• 41£1itiWt lnllil11ftln for • . ., .. All •JM ,.• ._., AltkfGMI " .I FUTURE T.V. SATEWTE SYmMS One hlf lrith Setter. Call 814-446-9653. CONTRACTING DOZER. BACKHOE, TRENCHER, SEPTIC SYSTEMS, WATER. GAS & SEWER LINES, RECLAMATION, PONDS, SP,f!INil DEVELOPMENT, HOME FOOTERS, DUMP TRUCK STONE & DIRT JIM CLIFFORD PH. 992-7201 PAT HILl FORD . 992-2el96 · VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING •Insulation •StOrm Doors •Storm Windows •Replacement Window• •New Roofing "FREE ESTIMATES" PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANER~ - 35185 Oi~ Hill Rciad Loni Bottom, 0!1. 45743 PH. (614) 985-4212. PH. 949·2B01 or 949-2B60 No Sunday Calls We Use · Von Schr1der Equipment Recommended by Leadin& · Carpet Manu· facturers, • 'FREE. <OTIIIA'"~" oo• INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE We'd like to introduce you to Encoae·A·Car. lho modarn "'' to drive tho vohiclt of your choice. NO DOWN PA YMEJIT IOWII MOiiTHl Y PAYMENT BLACKSTON NEW CAR & ' 73-10 (hovr Tr. U-$~VE f•n•rs .......................... S60 llinor11 Wells, W. Va . PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHiO ESTATE OF JESSIE M. WEBER. DECEASED Cue No. 24,752 Doc:bt 12 Page485 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF ADUClARY On April 30, 19815, In the Meigs CountY Probotio Court. C.io No, ~4.7112, lrlo M. Wilton, 13 H - Dr., Rt>- · N.Y. 148211, Cleo M. Smith, P.O. Box 33, C - . Oh. 41178li Opol M. G.-.-. 38193 Rock ......... Rd ., Po"*"Y, Ohio 487811. oppoin1ed EllaCUiri- o1 the-of~M.-. - · lni of Routo 1, Bo• 42. Long Bottom, Ohio 48743. , Cllarloo H. Knlghl Acllng p.-_ J~ UNmD liUCI MASlll 21 Business Opportunity 11. 124.Pomoroy Ohio "BUSINESS MAN"' OPEN STEEL B'UILDING DEALERSHIP . ltiGH POTENTIAL PROFITS AVAILABLE PART-TIME OR FULL TIME IN YOUR AREA. CALL 303-7 59-3200 Ext. 2407 Public Notice Lano K.' N_..;ed Clwlc· u. w_. Roger Hysell Garage PU8UC NOTICE The Molgo County Budget c.......-.w!lholdoopec~o~ mwllng T-y. May 14. 1816. It 10:30 A.M .. lithe Meiga County Audltor't Office. WIWAM Fl . WICKUNE Ill 13, he , AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR ~leo Tr••••lulo• PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS UTILITY BUilDINGS Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated Doc Houses P&S BUILDINGS . Rocine, Oh . . Ph. 614-143-5191 ' . - ROUSH CONSTRUCTION lltti4ottilel & Commerciel •DoYolopmonto & Commercial !il11 •Singlo end Mooltl Unit !louting •Wood Modo Cabiltll~ Dtolfn and PlotWitng GII£G ROUSH PH. 992-7611 12'x16' Sizes Start From · 10-6-tfc WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS ~OR •ZENITH dYlVAIIIA .SPEED QUEEN ~UIORY •0111011 IEFRIGUATOI AUTO RENTAL St. At. 1110" North Gallipolis, Ohio 7111 / tln ......,...... '"" ' WtiiHt.A fill Tl•• . ~~· RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE CHESTER-985-3307 WELLS DRILLED &i· SERVICED. . ' . PRICES ON REOIIEST ·- ' •' • ·..- 742-3147 or · ' 99'2..:5007. . . 5-10-ifil Public PR08ATE.COUiiT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO ESTATE OF VIRGINIA S. HUBIARD.DECEABED C... No. 24769 Docket 12 Pogo 484 NOnCE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On April 29, 1986, In the Melgo County Court. Pro- C... No. 247159, Horold E. Hubbard. 412 S .. Faun~ Str•t. Mlddlepon, Ohio 48780 ...,..niOd E....,_ "" ol tlio of VlrgiNo s. HubbMd. Baa 1rd, late of 412 8. Fourth BlrHI. Mldclaport, Ohio 48780. RoberiE. Buak. Probollo Judge Lano K. N I Old a.tt (1)1. 13, /· zo. 3tc 73·79 Ford Tr. ftr~clers .........................••• FrH kittena to reaponaible peroon. Coli 614-922·2620 alter 6 :00pm, coMPLETE 11 9 7 S 2 Beagle pups .. 304·6755492. Germao Shepherd puppies. 304-8711·81138. . . Small miJCed breed puppiea, 304-882-31143 aftr 8 :00 PM . 6 lost and 'Found LOST womena brQwn bilr - - - - - - - ' , , - . , - - - - - . , . - - - - - - - - r l l f o l d at Kroger• or in parking lot~ Had ~food stamps S. ' . .. driva·r licanae, etc. Call 304.Television List~liing Devices 675 · 6251 or 304 -675Computerized Hearinc Aid Selection 5372 . ,CI Hearing Evaluations For All Ages LOST Brown • white pony .! In vicinity of Smoky Run fld . ~· LISA~. . & 775 ._Reward. Coli 614· 446.-9556 ' or 111""·446· ~ .· ticenstd ClinicJI A~dioiogist 2'787.> .•. ' - . . . , - - - , - . , - ---lc- · (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992·6601 loai 3 coliies. · 1 mele, 2 fem1lea. Five Points· Pil1e 417 Second Avenue, Boa 1213 Grove Rd. 1rea. Reward. Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 614-992· 5344 or 614· 992· 2763 . KOClf, M.s: ., z YOUNG'S . '~· CARPENTER SERVICE 8'-ll 'ffn · ~---------;-----~-.:..:.:..::;;...J I LOST OOCl, omall female Chihuahua, - Addoni end remodeling - Roofing and gutter work THE BIRD CAGE "gp,lllf gptel•l" - Concr•te work - P!umblng end electrical wprk loby Parak"l, (ago & Supplios ..... '24.75 Pair Fancy Finches, ,.. . Cage & !uppH11 ..... •31.00 I free E•timetesl Cockatiels, £xoti< lirds Available Cagoo & Supplioi Al10 Sold Soporololy Call Ennings: ACCENT 614-985-4212 FENCE & SUPPLY PH. 992-6931 After 5 Call 4/ 111 mo. 7U-J027 BOGGS I SALES & SERVICE U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE. OHIO ''fn• Estimales" lmtallation 10· ·lfc 5-7-tfc 4-i7-1 mo. pd. FrH puppie1 :Spaniei-Spltz mi11breeda. El!:cellent pete •nd watchdoga. 3 malea, 2 fema••· black and white . 814· 992-5857 4· 7pm only . '"S WAT~R DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT S. 73-10 (howr Tr. 73·79 Ford Tr. Doors ......................... '125 Doon ......................... '135 73·10 (how,. Tr. 10·15 FOfd Tr. Hoo4s......................... '150 Doors ........................ $ 145 7]cl4 Chow' Tr. · 11·79 ford Tr. lumpert ..................... $70 GrMis ..................... $52.50 73-79 Chow' Tr. 10·15 ford Tr. GriiiH ..................... •3a.so . Hoo.ds ......................... 73 -79 Chtwr. Tr. 13-15 ford langor lockor Panth ..::........... •25 Hoods ......................... '130 13·79 Chtwy, rr. · 13·15 ford langeiCab ComtrJ .................. •2o GrijiH ...........................s7s New arNI Used '"'• Glass-lot• Modtl Ports WHALEY'S AUTO PADS 9- lJ.ttn · II. 611 West Darwin Ohio - 992-7013 992-6215 ar 992-7314 Porno ray, Ohio 12-8-tfc 4·1-2 mo. d. Southern Spi.m Available with Tracker CALL .446-4522 "Wt Rut F" ltn" V. C. YOUNG Ill JAMES KEESfE PH. 992-2772 Two Beagle puppies to gi: voaway . Call 614-446 · 1093. Complete System RENT A CAR . 8 mo part border collie pup. outaide dog. very friendly . Call am's before 1 0 or eve. alter 7 614·446· 9270. *Drake 1 LNA *Drake 324 RECEIVER 1/11/tln · BASS· DRILLING Dexter, OH. Phone: 614-669~3761 or 669-3765 *10' U.P. Wire Mesh Rt. i4 .•« < We can repair and recore radiators and ~eate! cores_ . We c~n ·also acid boil and rod out radiators . We also repair Gas Tanks. INSULATION ~ SEMI .DRIVERS Public Notice ....................... ..................... twt· J&F 2 YJ Siberi1n Huekya. Call 614-446·3797 alter 4PM. Metel Honda crating . Pick, up 11 Betz Honda . no calla please. Dave Holllts Hamtls luilt "Free Estimates" N1w Call 304-419-2027 •••lhodoiOtJ; ,.._ RADIATOR ·SERVICE J&L BLOWN Business Opportunity eCirr........c•/IHI...t '· w•. 21 eOOT C..-11~•'"" (51 6, 13, 2tc Anomoy Examiner (6)8, 13, 20. 31c . , - the 22nd cloy ot April APPENDIX A · 1985.' Wed........,, May 29. 1888 Public Notice c) the propriety of an - Athomt 8:00 p,m, City Hoi A11811: Cot! Hortcy - - for Conotructlon - Murtit:ipal Coun Room Worlc In PfogiWI !CWIPI; . • 2nd Aoor, B Eeot W...lnftlin Preoidentof PROBATE COURT OF dl the -..nl!llon of • s-. All*to, Ohio 48701 Council MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO cash work,lng capital allo· Thurodly, May 30, 19811 ESTATE OF GLADYB J . .ion Buell wonoo and the ai'PfOIINio Bowling G,_,II:OO p.m. City GOUPEN,DEC&ASED ' Clwlc molhodology In cor1ducting Admlnlllmlon Building . c... No. 2,4780 12 load/ l a g - ; (81 ,;,; 20. 21C Council Che-. 304 North Pltgo 483 . el the oppropriole toot yeor Church BlrMt - 3nl Floor, NGnCEOF of locll ......,.,, 11011, ond Bowling a..... ohio 43402. APPOINTMENT • Publio Notice ~. J .... 8, 11188 OF FIDUCIAllY diNc:tory ldwr1lalng ~ the p rope r -for - Huron 8:00 p.m. Huron On · Aprll 1t815. ~ the ., High School Gymnulum; 710 . LEGAL NOTICE Melgo Cauntv ""'- eom. HUfOfl. C... No. 241eo, SHARON L lilted (Including m.,. c . _ _ Rood. ~,...,., ~ Commil· Ohlo44838 ' BUSH, 3888 Kotllutl Ct., oia!rol Ohio._ -.Md lor tllllmtn1 Thundoy, J .... 8, 1988 bonlfill). - lnd . . Income ....... c... No. 84-1028- t8xee; ·~ OH 43011Morioo 8:00 p.m. City Hoi oppulottod of Tl'-AII'I. bolng In the ~of Council Chemboro, 233 g) the propoood •mortlu· 1he eotalo of GlatlyaL. G-. . . .. ~of -~ StrMt - 2nd Floor. doc;mo~. "'- of 11402!1 SR T I II ..... Componv of Ohio lion ot omboddod · rnml- aqu1pmem and Ill- M-. Ohio 4330a. 338. - n d. Ohio ~770. loo • 10 , _ lion COlo_, inoide wlnl T.-.,. J..w 11.18815Cherloo H. Knight Columltuo 8:00 p.m. llordon Acting Probotio Judge end to Chrlngl •r tione Building - , 11h Floor \ aottl, I'IIICIIau Aflocdng the '1ionh)the~~· Room A. 180 E• 1 ....... far the .......... ol II the .........,_ of ., StrHI. Columbua. Ohio OJ~ opi late rftl af IWIUm, 43218. (8) 8, 13, 20. 3tc '•"Jed• ; •.• June 12. 1985 ..... 10-.ylnlhla--· Including the coptlol lng. The locel t-rtngo wll bo end the.,..., tl*g'll uMdfO - Ctllnl 8 :30 p.m. M ......... the~.ofconwt1011 COUiltY Court Ho.. - Audit· hlld811M~tlmoo1101 oqulty; ' orlum. Moln • Market. Calno. Jl the ..................... Ohlo48822. t!'tedt • 1 •• Mtly 28, 1181 WANT ADS Thundoy, J .... 1 3, 19815 II 8 :110 p.m. at A - City -...on lnd wlwd., the ~7:00p.m. linn· Mu t'a'p • Ccut Room. 2nlt ,._;,, Eall WMhlnlltot• -~··~-. COII•boood pric- wicft Muniolpoi Complp, City aDrib-e Mllbt con· Council ' Chambott - 1ot IIIII( A.._ . . lauu•• ing, .._. City Admtrnlabalkwl lor Ito com~ Floor, 4088 C... Rood, •F'•· Cc¥d CNIIatblla. produelo and oorvlceo, il ~.Ohio 44212. .t c- bpert Service And Quality Name Brands At DISCOUNT PRICES - ft'iddleport; ·Ohio Portsmouth 6:10p.m. Munici· pal Building - Council Chomboto. 728 2nd S-1 2nd Floor - Room 3, Porta· mouth, Ohio 45862. Wed..-y, J..,. 26, 1985. Englewood 7:00 p.m. Englo· wood GOV<tm"*ll C.,l8r, City Council Chemboro, 333 WMI Notional Rood, Englo, wood. Ohio 45322. By: Stephen M . How.d u.--.-- .. . 4/29/tln BISSELL SIDING CO. ' Assum es-command once more; Residential & Commercial - Public Notice APRil SPECIAl Dexcel Receiver 8' Alum. Dish 4.4-1 mo. Sets the course for nobler deeds. · Public- Notice OHIO VALLEY SATEWTE SYSTEMS Call 992-3561 PARTS ind SEIFIVI But shine wlth1brUUa.lice bright. UnUJ the mind wllh erron spent. (If . .. 949-2263 or 247-4641 moll wllh l'!ower and Installed Plus •Waehera •Diihwaahera •Rengel · .PHON_ E992~2156 Writ• O.iJIJ Snlinil Cltnifitd O.pt . 843-51S5 or 843-5410 groin dr!ll. hoy rake,101t. drag harrow. Cub Far- f149 5.00 Tn And clPa ner thought s explore. " .~ ct an unclean mind, 985-3561 All M•h• -By Olen Han1son. Pomeroy. Thoughts DtdiJ K>em KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE Though lonely. and heartbroken Jlt': What onCf' was to you, and m ea nt so m uch, Like the sun's warm rays to the earth. plow. h1y crimper. sub IOiler, potato plow, hay baler and more. NEW-IIfPAIR Guttero - DownopQutl Gutters Cleaned Painting StQrm Doors 8t Wlndowa Siding • S.offit Work Dl.c. plow•. corn planlara, 3 ii1. brueh hog1. 4-10-1 mo. d, (CUT OUT FOI FUTUIII USII Can stU! be had for tree. Being Roofing (o. to a body, so feeble and bent, Too old, and no pace to go. Whilf' others stay locked In llw heart . Like a chest of treasures well J!:Uarded, Or did Ttut'fl away with a bit of e>XCUS(', T~ ~ some thi ng that wasn't worthwhtl£\'! Btclroom Apt. in Rear. lo Po11iblt to Got Carry-Out LiconH. _PIICEO AT $11,000 FARM EQUIPMENT 9' 1'hosf' things that once were so real. And tf yhou desire, you ca n call them, Hid from tOOse who know rot thE>Ir worth; 2 9 Mernorieo To Rec.U M('mor!es 1 llkl• pages In history, Pas! now. but once plaYed a part; For some are alffiost forgotten, DO lt l'reely and manage n smile ? With Yet with comfortln~ 'thought , time cannot erase, A knowlf'dge that no onto ca n steal; Assures one·~ .!lf'lf, what's yoors Is still your.5, - By Olen Harrison, Pomeroy. It~. the way I oolllludt>q myS('!f, To others ~~ar 19 be nice: 01~ me live throup;h the nll'lht , Tomorrow, ' 'II m ak e like a friend. 1 always wonder Dl-ep down In m y hear1, today I had J{Bined 11 nf'w friend W~.asked I~ But lf He' ll lx' kJnd , In Do•tor, Ohio . (all David M<Donald But There ls On{> I tlar(> not offend ; SMALL GROCERY STORE w/GAS PUMP Howard L. Writesel S&L PH. 742-23.28 'VINYL SIDING "ALUMINUM SIDING *ILOWN-IN INSULATION Authorized John Deere, New Holland, Bush Hci& Farm Equipment Dealer ftrlll ' e... l~llltll P•rts & Serflee I ·3·11< JOHNSON ELECTRIC Specializing in All Types Of Residential Wiring And Repair ' fllioY ~ (ompltt• relaxation any· time, year cnullll in your o~n Hot Spa. Stop ltr to '" tiN m we in stock. llACIWOOD HOME SrAS 4003 7 Sunmtr ld. Pomoroy, OH. S,.!f ha•• (61-t) 915-3805 4·10-1 mo. Reel E1tete Genaral " Baby LOST Tom Wlloon A 2000 XL ball glove behind Heckt . Tony Riffle . . REWARD 820.00 . Phone 304·11753692. $t,sol1/ R1111 Fot 'Se11lot Clflz1111 PH. 992-3549 8 Public Sale & Auction 4-1-1 mo. pd Auction every Friday night •t the Henlord Community Center. Trucklo1d1 of new merchandi1e every waek. Conaigmenta of new & u1ed merchandiH alway• wei· comod. Richard Reynolds. Auctioneer. Call 304-276· 3069. P£RSONAUUD POOLS VINYL LINER POOL ACRYLIC WALL POOL ABOVE GROUND POOL Ower 400 C~oices "SPAS" HYDIOliCI CHEMICALS 491 Gtn. Hortingor Pkwr. Mioldloport, Ohio HRS. 10 a .m. to 5 p.m. Day Night 1-614 1-304 992-2549 773-5634 4- · m 9 EUGENE LONG AFFOROAIIf - PORTAIIf name Jill". teat aean near Galli poll a Ferry Post Office. Adrienne Sibley, Box 14, Gallipolia Farry. W. Va . SUPERIOR SIDING CO. Wanted To Buy Complete· Gutt•r Work Complete Remodeling Roofing of all Types Worked in home aree 20 v.-r• "Free E stimatea" CAU COllECT: Ph. 1614) 843-5425 51912 mo. pd. TOWN & COUNtRY · SPLIT LEVEL HOUSE with 3 bedrooms, 2 complete baths, dinin& room, livin& room and lara• recreation room. Located on 8 acres. Larce farm pond. Racine area. ~~o~r:~:='e =:;:...'""l.:t... llo. IMMo o. ............ ·304-112-3632 ... -614·446·941•s"" ._" . l -lti-1 mo. . •' HOUSE WITH GARAGE: Small shop and shower in basement. Four rooms and bath. . 2 porches. carport, new furnace and cantral air. Middleport. Ohio. HOME JIAliO"'L.IAJII CALl 949·2210-Ask for Tim I npfll'l '"'' "' ~I' I V ll. t' , 11 3305 JACKSON AVE. _.,,.., . . s, . . . .w.-., Wonlod: A modl. .l Techno!· 011111 lor -dayo only. ASCP requlrod. ApDiy In peroon betwoon 1·4PM to Modica! Ploao. 203 Jockoon Pika, Odlpolls. SMAll AIIUIIOIIft SUPERIOR EX1XII'B&II••:...IA''II«i CO. INC. 1 GINDAl PUT CONTIIOI ,............ " ................. 614·179-2243 .. 614-379· 2 Help Wented PT. PLEASANJ OFFICE Tuto4ay 6110 ....... "''"' s ,~ ... -s,..... 1'lionHy , ....... s , .... frWoy I .., .... 2 ..,... lotw.., 10 LOO.· ThSO L ... lAIGE AIIIIAI.S AND SUIGEIY IY APPOIIII'.NT 304-6PS-2441 12·3·Hn ,, Government Jobs. 111,000·t80.000yr. ponlble. AU acoupotlono. CoH 1011·811·8000 pt. R-4812 to lind out how. home buitt on your lot. From II 3.900.00. Coli lor ootl· mateo, 304-878-3981 . 1--- - - - - - Log homa 3 ocrH. 2 mi . out Jorric:o Rd. 184.000. Call 304· 878 ·61122 . 1-,..-------:--2 Aory. 4 bedroom houM. vinyl eiding. 1 v. acrn. cer· peting. ebove ground awim· ml .n g pool optional. •4&.000.00 or m1ke oHer . Thomaa ftidge Aoed. Ma.an County. 304.·886-3872 . 3 bedroom home. 8 YJ per· cent ••aum~~blll08n, prden apot. Reduced down to 149,000 . 304-1175-11047. 32 Mobile Homes HOME OWNERS · Rolinonce to low fixed rate. Uae equity for any purpoae. Leader Mortgage Co.. 814·692· 3051 . 1:;:;:::::;=:::::===== C1ll the Afmy National Guard end uk about our pey 23 Professional end benefits, includl~g edu· Services ca~ional aeaiatance, Call t -------~-304-675-3960 or 1-BOO- , . 642-3619 .. Piano · Tuning and Rapair. Cuatodian (pan-time) . Ma· Brunlcardi Music Co., 614eon County Public Ubrery. 446-0687. Twentieth year · 8th and Vlaf'd Streets. Point of quality aervice. Line Pleeaent. Metureanddepen· D1niels. 614-742-2951 . dabla peraon. Mu1t be avail· oblo for rolollng day end PIANO TUNING AND RE· evening 1hift1. Gene.ral d PAIR . Summer rates in eclaaning end light mainte· effect· free ettimatea . nanee dutiea. Experienced Ward'a Keyboard, 304-176· 56_o_o_or_8_7_&_·_3_8_2_4_ . __ only need apply. Pay 13.35 ' --'per hour for 20 houra-week. a· Available July 1, Call 304' 8 75 -2943 lor more InforReal Eslale mation. Application dead· llna: Moy 22, 1986. . Library Technician (lull-' 31 Homos for Sale lime). Maaon County Public Ubrary. Mature .and depen· Buy from owner & aeva. dable person. Previoua li· brary experience de81rable. Terrific locatiol"!. Kygor Typing required. Duties in· Crnk School, 3 bdr .. fire· elude acquiaition and cetal· piece. Built-in kitchen with oging of library matilrialt dithwaahar. range, oven. under supervision of librar· Full be .. ment with family . P h room, gaa heat, pouible tan . ay 13 · 50 per our 1or 91h% loan aaaumption. 40 hour-week . Available $4. 8 . 600 . Call 614 . 446 . July 1. Send letter of . applicl!tion to Maeon 4042 Count _ y Public ~lbrory . A . tNice 4 badroom, .1 'It bltha. ten!lo~ : Peroonr!el" Section. go rage With worltbonc~. goo . 6th and Vlanci-Streolo, Point . hoot (e2 9 .00 b'udget), _c~n· P84tia.nt, WV 26660. APpll~ . tralair, "h acre flettot . K,yger cation deadline: May 22. Creek Schoola. * 46 •000 1986 bl · Owner financing po11i •· Help wonted lull and pan , ,c_e_l_l ~ 61_4_-_ 44_6~·~1_9_.,9_0_. ...,__ tilne .weitre11'1 ehd· ..,bar- •-Good ~ rental ·prOpa~ · -lix maid. Send raaume to ·boX· room oou... a.nd 2·3 .roo . m 71 t . G.allipolii _Fer,.Y, :wv. couitilei • . Call 614·44626515 · 21143. · HAIR STYLIST WANTED. Government homes from New York - New York of ,, . (U repair). Alaodaliquent Point Pluaant is looking for teJC property. Call 805· 687· talented and embitiou• •tv· 6000 , ext. GH-468~ for liat. Good pay, Good benet- Information. ita. Apply 401 Viand St, call 304-678-7311. Flatwood area in Pomeroy for br .. FR. BN ceiling. vinyl Airlines now hiring. Reaer· aiding, aluminum window, vatloniata. stewardeaaea 17 A. av1ilabfe. Call 61 4· and ground crew positiOns 446-2369 . available. 1 -8 19-589'·0241 for det1i11, 24 hra. Building new home-owner must 1811 3 bdr. ranch, FR. Wanted experienced bee uti· carport, deck. cjty schooli & clan with good following . utilities . Reduced to Commiaalon paid based on $33,000 . Call 614-446· gross, excellent ~orking 7144 condition. 304-876-4472. 1 ---·--------~ Attractive 4 bdr. , tplit. 3 Duke Cleanen. Inc, 2419 betha, 2 fireplacet. AC. Jackson Ave .• accepting ap· 3 , 000 oq . h . 166. 000· .PIIc1tione for employment, $40,000 ~ For better caah apply in person. Mon. Tue, price ca11614· 446-7019 . and Wed, Mav 13. 14 and 16, 9:00 1111 12:00. No 80 yr. old 2 etory, 2 bdr. e.~tperienc_, necesaary wi,ll hou11 with 2 •cret of lind in trainer. city llmh•. lleoulllul viow of city. stanewalka& garden. 2 car garage. or,ginel oak floor 12 Situations &. woodwork Including open Wanted ataircaae. New energy effi· cient furn•nce &. much · more. E~~tellentforthoMwho Room and board for one appreciate quelltiu of older elderly lady in my homa . Cell well buill homeo. 146.000. Coli 614-448-B844. 614-446-2847. 18 Wanted ta Do Kotallc lAndociplng daolgnlng, planning. mowing. trimming, retail ahrubbery. All round bwn · m1intenance. Coll814-448·3100. Wented to Jawning mowing Galllpollo oroo • vlnclnlty, Coli 614· 2811· 8281 altar 8 :30PM Wanted to mow lawna Oelll· polio ar... Call 814-4484387 alt ... 8. T- Work Topping, pNnlng, removal1,, hldfll a bu1hat trim. Frt~e eetimatea. Call 814·448·8078. COLEMAN WATER WELL ORILLINil Pump oaleo, oorvlce. Reglot•od It) Ohio. AH worlt ..,.rontHd. Call 304·2732111 . Rownowoad, .w. Va, Eaperlonced poroon wonio ta do oprlng cloonlng, 304878·3871 . · for Sele 1--------.,..-- 22 Money to loan 3 bdr home 3 yrs old. rurel w1ter. near Mercerville, t33.600. Coli 1114-2888694. E. SHOCKEY, D.V.M. OPEN EACH THURS. EVl 6-8 Eaay Aaaembly Workl 1800.00 per 100. Guaran' teed Payment . No E.~tperlence - No S1lea. De· tails tend aelf·lddreaaad stamped envelope; Elan Vital-716. 3418 EnterpriH Rd, Ft. Pierce, Fl. 334B2. Home• for Sele Have en· en...-gy efficient 1---------- We care for Senior Citizens ond dl11bted pertono ·fn our home. Heve referencea. Call 814·992· 3696. )1.1rt. Joe Bowlond, 874 Plum St. Middleport, Ohio. IN MIDDLEPORJ PAUL Mechanic -ded, o•P· only. I NOTICE I Aj>ply In peroon. Bill Bonnell THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· Auto So!••· 2311 Sacond LISHINQ CO. racommand• Ava .• Gllllpolia. that you do buaineu with people you know. 8nd NOT to Mnd .money through the Collage Student a mail until you t,ave invnti· In the summer of 1984, we g111ed the ·offering. aelected over 1 ,500 1--------"-----atudenta to work in our Coffee Shop Mlling equip· college program. Thele mant, leeMa· low priced . atudents earned an average Call 814-446·3407. of 1275 per w ..k 91' a4.440 for the summer. In Automotive or commercial oddlllon, over 100 of thott ohop willi office • cor lot college students .. rned available. Partially supplied. college IWirda in exceaa of LOC41tltd At. 1 eo. Can after 1113,000. Sovarolllu5. 814-388-1711 . dents alao received JICI · demio ·credit a towerd-their J.tome AIHmbly lncam.. degree. lnterviewa: Thu{a., AeHmble productaat home. May 18. Noon lllfi :OOPM . Pon-llme. Detailo. Coll813417 Second Ave .• Qollipo· ,327·0898. oxt. 1119. llo, Oh. Room 18. Nation·• No.1 Toy •nd Gift Part · time joba·pfcking Company. Houee of Uoyd straWberrieal Taylor'a Berry h•• opening for auperviaore Patch . Coli 814-448· 81192 . and demonetrators-. Free training. free kit. Call collect Maintenance men to live-in. lor daloilo. 1-814·474Call304· 676-5104 or 676· 8213. 5388. We buy junk Clfl , Call 614-245-9284 or614· 6827163. Buying dally gold. silver coina. rlnga, jllwelry. sterling ware, old cofna. large cur· rency. Top price1 . Ed. Bur· ketl &arbor Shop, 2nd. Avo. Middleport, Oh. 814-9923478. 31 -=-=---=--:----- Experienced· modlcjl Hero· 1 lary. Apply In peroon ol , 8 uainess Modlcel Plan. 203 Jockoon 21 Opportunity Plko. Golllpollo. Bot-n SAM & 4PM . 1- - - - " - - - - - - 8 room houee end 16 A ground on black top road Jn Kyger C'"k School Dlllrlct. Will Hll on land controct. lmmadiate poaHIIion. C1ll 814· 367·7678. CUNIC IENNETT'T MOW HOME CONTUcnNG f llld lll.l.ll Wonted: !land 10 -ploy lor wedding reception near Pomeroy. Junl 15th. Con· tact D. Francia at 21 1 ·928· 6487 or 21 8·283·3744. VETERINARY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Help Wanted We pay Gllh for late model clean uaed cara. Jim Mink Chav.- Oida Inc. Bill Gene Johnson 614·448· 3872 COMPLETE HOUSEHOLD.S FURNITURE.. Bedo. Iron, wood, cupboarda. t;helra, cheata. baakeu. dithtl. atone jara. antiquea. gold and •ilvar . Wrlte · M·. D. Miler. Rt.2 . Pomeroy. Ohio 48789 or coli 814·992· 7760. VINYl I ALUMINUM 11 The Daily Santinei- Page- 7 ··-·"''Giiiiipofii-··--·-"' & Vicinity ··~··~··~·-· ··· ······· ····-· -· Goroga Solo: Thurodly, Fri· cloy 2 . 3. ·1123'11 Ru-1 9t. Grovel Hill. Middlepon. be· 1 hind Hein ...a Blllcery. ·--··-··--·······-···--···lc- Floo Morklrl. FroiZOfl Bot· Moy 2 -3. 8 :00-4 :00 pm. tom, WVa. on US. 35 open Guy Spencer. Tuppera ovary $oturdoy & Sunday. Pl1in1 . karoaana he•ter. 9-6 . Opon air & tovl<ed .gen.,etor 3000 W . preuur1 apacea for rent. off road pump. atorm door. bic.,.cle. perkiqg. be by bed. ice cream .,..._.,., woven ruga. clott••· etc. ......P.om&rov·--,·--·· Middleport & Vicinity ······-··~··-· ··· ··· · ·· ···- ··· ·It- May I . 2 , 3 . l.eldlng C'"k R011d. Firat houee an right. Appli•nc••· clothlnt. baol<o . Rain or ohlne. NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL' S QUAL- ··-·-··-·-·····-··-------·!cITY MOBILE HOME SALES. 4 MI . WEST, ClALLIPOLIS , '• ·~ RT 36. PHONE 614-448 · · ' 72]4 . Rr.ntof ~. 1971 Freedom good cond. Coli 814· 266-6520. --·--·PfPieaaaric·· & Vicinity ··············-····~~-~---·~~· 3408 Howord Avo.. May 14· 111. Avon bonlee. llopota, clothing, ahoea. tOY(. bC;Ioka, Rain cencallaa. t::---------1-:::;::::;:::::::::::::- 1977 Regant. 1 4X64. 2 bdr. Coli 614· 245·11286 . For Sale By Ownera." 2 mobile hom11 located on waterfront lott. Raccoon Cr- . Large deck, polo btlm , out buildinga, boat docks. much more. Call 814-278·4050 or814·279 · 1225. 41 House• for Rent 1 room houM with 2 cer ger1ge. loc•ted In Ch11hire, 1260 mo. pluo d-oil. no peto. Call814· 367-7302. 4 bdr . in country-White Oak Rd . 1200 mo. pluo dop. Kyger Cr- School dill. Call 814·387-0609. Big down payment. ahort Centen•ry-3 bdr. brtck. 2 time empk)yment. or credit b•t h, gerage. 1g .•. ..,,. ad u 111,· hi olory otopptng you 1rom ref. & dop, t3BO mo. Coli buying • homa1 conoid~r • 1-814-843· 2844. reclaimed unit. 0 nly tu 00 1- - - - - - -- - down and take Over PlY· 1 bedroom houM in Minen· ment. We're Mid-Ohio Fi· ville . Beaide Mfneravill8 nancial Servtce (61~1 772- . Church. by Bul" P!ant. Total 1220 or (8141 773·3928. ol.e ctrl c . Coli 814-992 · Coli today. 6215 . 1978 Ballglode 12' x86' all 2 bod f 1 hod h electric. 3 bdr .. AC. under· room urn 1 ou" H .ln Pomaroy . 1260 per pinning. waahar-dryer. 'fur· month. Call 814-992-15113 nlohed . Call 614·446·3289 altar 5:00PM . or 614·992 ·7079 or 614· l - - - - - -- - - 258·6532 . Unfurnished. 2 bedrooms. fully corpotod. Daposll ra· 1982 Clayton 14a88, l~r· qulred. Coll814-992-3090. nlshed. underpinning,- porch waaher • dryer, exc. cond . 1 bed country home. Yard 112.000 . Coli 614·268- and gerden . Neer Meigs 1821 or 614·258·82BO. County fiirgrounda. Depoait required. Call alter 8 :00pm p k d 114 70 H II IC age- ea ~ x o ey 814-992-2827. Porlt ' mootlylurnlshod · large 1 - - - - - -------:front porch. on 2 acres of Unfumiahed. 2 bedroom&-. ground with nic.e view. fully carpeted. o.poait r.•· 24,.24 garage building. quired. Call814-992-3090. owner• muol oell · Reduced - - - - - - - -·lcto t24,900. Wiaemen 2 bedroom. furnished. air Agency. 614-448: 3144. conditioned. Good clean G "I condition. 1 child. No pet:a. 73 2 60 2 1 x 19 bdr. ranvne Naw Haven . *176 per totol alocl., 8• 24 porch, ·month. 304· B82-2486 . underpinning. · good cond; -•6 ,600 . _. Coli 814· 388· -. _9768 , -'Ve"' nice. 3 bedroom ho""', ---~-----'- 2Y:t' baJhl. central ~f, 2 car garage, f•mily room. vlc•nt 1971 12• 60 mobile home, and rudy for occupant. gel. utilitiaa. $600. Call Homeatead Realty, 304· 614·3.88·9081 or614· 3B8· 8711•5640. •nd 304·882 · 0,.,.·~;:;__ _ _ _ _ · ·.2406\ ·--. · _B_2_3~ N M 2 bd 11 & --;:;;:::;+,;;::;=~== ew OOD r, ·tfl er · ·· -: lot. near Tycoon L.o ke; . 42 Mollilo Ham _· es .. a&,OOO. Call.·ofter 6 . -614· for Ren . t 388 . 871 1 · 1971 Oak Brooke new carpeting, 2 bdr ,, 1 2x60, Furnished. air cond .• eable. 15,000 . Coli 614- 388· no city tl.~tea, bMutiful fivet"· view, K1nauga. Foa'er'eMo· 8269. bile Home Parlt, 614-448· 1989 Champion trailer .1802. 12x80 with 1975 add·on l - - - - - - - - - 12x24. Good condition. Coli 2 bdr. lumiohed, all utMiteo 614·992·2689 . pd .. e•cept elect., convo· nient location, MCurity dep: MOBILE HOMES MOVED. oollreuqlrod. Coli 614-448· lns~red. 20 yra eJ~:perience. 8558. 304· 676-2B86 or 676 · 2 bdr . mobile hOme. Call 2998 . 614-446-0390 . Mobile home 1970, 12x66. 3 bedroom. 1 Y.a batha. utility 2 bdr., w•sher• dryer, trash room. underpenning. • wo<or paid. 1200 mo .. 16500. 304-875 -3797 or deposit. 1 mi . fiom HMC . Call 61 4·448· 1311,4 . 8711-7988 . Mobil home with half acre. nice out building. tor sale by owner. can be aeen anytime, 304-468- I S 17. For rent mobile home Upper River Rd . Call oltor 1 PM, 81 4-448-05oa. 1973 Douglao 14x86 mobile home on rented lot, underpinned porch, renge, refrigerator . Homeateed Really, 304·1175·5540 . Ever9reen. Call 814·••8· 14•70 Shultz porch 12x20 with awning. 3 bedrooma, 1'h baths, S2•1081ot. ator· age building , 304· 992 68B8. 33 Farms for Sale fOr aala to Httle estate · 7 room shingled houM • 65 acres on Rt . n&. Leete. Oh. Alilo barn, 1mob hou• I crib. Tobacco booo, 2 dug walla. Contact Donald My· ars. 614-843-2488. . 2 bedrooms. full b81ement, double cer garage, 1 .2. 36 lots 8t Ac reege acr•. Ro .. Hill, Pomeroy. t28.000. 814-878·2613 . 1- - - - -- - - - 2 bdr. mobile home •t ~032 . 2 bedroom mobile home for ren1 , Burdette Addn. 1176-.00 plua utilitiaa and depooll. 304-675·2484. 2· 2 bdr. mobile homeo. tBO dop. 1178 10 11111. plu• oloctrlc & gas. 304-6711· 6612. 2 bedroom trailer. *135 .00 pluo utllllios~ 304· 6711· 4088. 43 Farms for Rent 1- - - - - - - - - Pasture for rent. Cell 304· 876·8104 . 5 rooma •nd bath. Sever11 out·buildinga. Locatad nur new ro•d. on mail, milk. peper, achool bua routes. Call 114-992-7257. Della Stahl. 44 Apartment for Rent Up.taira 3 room1, fumiahld . beth. wuher-dryer. AC , . clean. no peta. ref.. dep . '"" odullo . Coli 814-448· 1619 . Upataira unfurnished 3 room apt., carpeted, utilitiel paid. no children. no peta. Call 814-448 -1 637. Naw one bdr. efficiency IP"· Call 614-448-0390 . Gar-ee apt .• fumiahed , 29 Va Neil Ava .. Golllpollo. 1..bdr .. 1238, utlllloo paid. Con 448-4418 alter 7PM. Furnithed •partment . • Adutta only . Call 814-441- ~ 91123 or 814·4411· 1443. : 2 bdr. Apt.1 • hou181 fCM' rent 1126. 1180, 1200. Coli 676· 11104 or 878-6388. 3 rooma A bath furniahed • utilities furniahed. *200 mo., 141 Third Avo. Coli 814·4411 -3793. FUrnit ..ed ·efficiency • 1 10 utllitiea paid, 7 Neil Ave •• Clolllpollo. Coli 448-4418 alter 7PM. Furnlohed efficiency 11110 utHitloo paid, 91 9 2nd., Gallipolla, lingle male pre· lerrod. Coli 446·441 8 alter 7PM . Furniohed opt. 1 bdr. 1246. utlilios peid. 807 · 2nd .. ~allipolia, adutta. C1H 441 ~ 441 II alter 7PM . Riv•aide Apta. Middleport. Special rOIH lor _Sanlor C«izans. 1130 .. Equal Houo· · lnQ . O-pportQI1itle• . 114 ' 992•7721 . . . -- . 2 bedroom apartmenta . Hovon, WVo. Newly romoclolod. In town . 1114-.9 92-'7.481 . ,.. ,, NtiwJy _ro_mO<Iolod: 4 ro'c!mo. o~d beth opt. Corpett<f. kitchen furhiahltd . On Eaat Main ·St. in Pomeroy. Call 814-992-7314 .· One or two bedroom apart ~ menta In Pomeroy . Fur· niahed or uhfurniahed . Rent ·· negotiable. Call 814-992· 8723 or 814-992· 6133 . . Two bedroom furniahetl apartment for rent in Mid· . dleport. All utilitiea peid. Coli 814·992·5084 alter 8:00pm . Pomeroy. 2 bedroom, 1 at floor epartment. CloM In town. Suitable for mature • person or couple. Refer· • enca . 814·992-2888 . P.O.Bo• 249, Pomeroy. 2-bldroom ap1rtmant near shopping in - Middleport . Dopooll '"uired . 614·992 · 2879 . APARTMENTS . mobile · homea. houHI . Pt . PlaaNnt and llallipollo. 614·448 · 8221 . . lAurolond Apartmento. NHiven. now accepting •pptl· catlona for 2 bedroom •PM1· menta. 8aaic rent 1183. , Inquire lpertme.n t C· 1 . Equal houiing opportunity. ~~~--~--~~--~ . 45 Furnished Rooms For rent Sleeping Roome"'· and , light houM kMping roome. P1rk Central Hotel . Call •14·4411·0758. Furniahed room. range. refrig . 1100. thlre beth. ain· ~ gle mola. 919 2nd , AVe., · Gollipolio.' Coli 448-4418 alter 7PM . 46 Space for Rent Three bedroom hou11 on 1 acre level ground. 0 reen Union Ave., Pomeroy. Call Twp. restricted. Call 114· Mobile home lot, 12 ' ~t60 ' Or · 814-992-2720 or81 4-992· ._4_4_8_· _ 3 _0 4_4_._ _ _ _ _ ameller, $76 water p11id. 4th 3889. Can llnonca. '· I· 67 ocroo, 28 or moro w«h 44 Apartment • Noll, Gollipollo. Coli 4463 bedroom hou• In Ruelle timber, ooma bottom lend, for Rent 4416 olter 7PM . Hilla. Fully carpeted. atorate good hunting land. creek building, lorgelol. Call814- lrontoge . riding lawn 1- - - - - - - - - - Trailer apace. water • traah 992-5088 otter 4 :30. mowor. Coli 814·3B8 · paid, *815 mo.. 1 mi. from 8834. HMC . Coll814-448-138• . JACKSON ESTATES T k 1-----::--::---:-:·lcNothing down. 1 • over Hi acraa. 2 trailers. 1 0KI50 APARTMENTS !Equol poymonto of 1333 por Trailer ap1ce on Pt. 7 near month on 111umoble of IV. ond 8a40. North Eoot Malgo Houolng Opportunity! town . Coli 114 · 448 ·~'20 per coni. ·Included In pay· County . 115.000. Collet4- monthly rent ltarts at •1 89 or 81 • ·3117-0232 . . •. for 1 bedroom and 1204 for ment are tax•• and lnau· 898·1227•fter 1:00pm . 2 bedroom, dopooll *200, COUNT.RY MOBILE Homo ronce. Lou of ramodollng. 4 bedroom•. btlth end ~ : ApproKimetaly 6 eerea over· located neer Spring Valev Porlt, Routt 33, North CJI centrolheltlng, In Pomeroy. looking Ohio RlvorotRoodo· Plozo and Foadlond. pool Pom..,oy, Lorge loto. <!ell ' vlllo. Ohio. Excluolve occooo and Coble TV ovollable. 814-992°7479 . 814-992· 7074. to booting lacllltlel. 814- houro 11 poulblo 10 om to 4 . - - - - - : - pm and 7 pm to 9 pm Trailer apecee, nice enll 8 roomo. bath. utHIIy room, ._3_7_8_·_8_z_z_8_ otorm wlndowo and d-o. , Monday·Frldoy, Call 814· quiol, 1 •moll child oo- aluminum aiding, ntw roof lArge building loll, Jerry' a 4 41 - 2 7 411 or lo ov o coptod, no poto, 304· i711- • ond wiring. Gorogo. Call Run Rood. 13000. Clvdo mouego, 1071. •.•• 814-912·11204. eo-n Jr .. 304·1171·2331 1 --...::..-~---N.Icaly furnlahed mobile 3 bedroom houM with liJir· 2 lev.. Iota, 7 mil.. from home. eff. apt.. centr81 air --:-:~--::--:-----.,; ' For le11e · ego. Now roof, siding, dou· · lo-. off· Rt. 2 , 304-875· and hoot In city, odullo ~nly . 49 ble paned wlndowo. blown · .l t89 alter II PM . · Colll14-441·0338 . lnoulollon, wood burning 1------- - - - 1---------::-llovo, now lumoco. now Qov't, land 140.00 on ocro. Fumlohed afllcloncy 701 WANTED OIL • qA_I .~': LEASES. Wonl 10 drMI . _ , • Wiring .nd Plumbl nft ...,. 0 Many loti IVIIIIble. BuHd 1 4th Avo .• Golllpolla. f1 80, wont old produotfoll, •~ -•• · tuturoll Coli 1·818-1188· utlltloo paid, olill't! bath, dalod kitchen with ~ ~· os•a lor lntor-•tlon, 24 C II 448 ••11 ~ blnoto •11.000. Coli 814· u .._ odullo. a ·""'"' Reody cooh . Write P. 0 . Jlqlt · 1833. Porkorlburg. w..Ye .'~· 112-8031. hro. 2r.1o2. •. t- - - - - - - , - - 7PM . 1-:;:;:::::::;;::===== -. .. . aloo �49 81 LAFF-A-DAY For lease Tobacco barn for lease. Call 84 Farm Equipment Spring Special: 24' x30' x8' Hay and 81 4 -992· 7885. Merchandise •51 Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olive St., Gallipolis. New & used wooct-coel stov... pc wood LR 1uite $399, bunk beds $199. antron recliners 199, new S. used e rangea. wringer washers, & shoes. New livingroom suites $ 199 -1959 9. lamps. also buying coal • wood stoves. Coli 614-446-3159. LAYNE ' S FURNITURE Sofas and chairs priced from 1285. to IB95 . Toblos. t50 and up to 8125 . Hide·•· bedo 90 . and to S560,S3 ., sofa beds up $145, Raclinero. $225 . to S375 .. Lampo from 128. to s125 . pc ." dinetteo from s109 .. to 435 . 7 pc . $189 and up. Wood table wiih six choirs 8286 to $745 . Desk $110 up to 8225 . Hutches, e650. Bunk bed complete wi'h mattretses. $276 . and up to S395. Baby beds, 1110. Mattresses .or box springs. full or twin, $68 ., firm, $68. and 878 . Queen sets, $225. 4 dr. chests. t49. 6 dr. cheats. $59 . Bed frames, S20.ond U25 .. 10 gun . Gun cabinets. 8360 . Gas or electric ranges S375. Baby mottraoseo, t2511oS36,bed frames $20. $25. S. $30, king frame $50. Goodsetection of bedroom suites, rockers.-" metal cabinets , headboards $38 & up to $65. I ••••• • • • • • • • · · · · · Used Furniture •· 5 pc . dinette, head boards, electric range . 3 miles out BUiaville Rd . Open 9am to 6~m. corn 79 KIT 'N' CARLYLB ®by for ule. Mon . thru Sa1. d 0llai', Stranger. . n Y One Al} drink b k d· • · UC .Ufffig H H S One , appy 0Uf. "Q } I~;:;=;;=::;~===;;:l"";;::0:::0::;:::=::===1 54 Misc . Merchandise 55 Building Supplies Hot Poil'!t refrigerator frost low grade lumber 600 free . food compartment, tor board ft . $60. Millwood. mobilehome. Call814-446a Inc .• intersection, U.S. 332037. W.Va . 2 . 304-273-2622. opeo 7 a .m. • 8 p.m. Story Clark uprigt'tt piano. Saturday. 8 a .m .. 3 p.m. Cell 614· 256· 1922. 1967 '-1 ton truck. good cond .. $1 ,600 firm . 3 speed elet. boat motor $60 . Mec. 660 reloadar S100·set up for trap. Powell tobacco setter 1 row 8250. Steer haltart, show boxes. Stand~ ing hay for ~ala. 3 tobacco bale boxeo. 76 Honda CVCC 6 spd .. body trana. good. need some work on engine. Coli 814-446-019B . 1100 lb Beet. already but~ chered. 1.90 lb .. pluo bu1~ chering bill, willing to 'h'o. Coll814· 245·5223. 1111 56 Pets for Sale 1----------HILLCREST KENNELS Boarding Ill breeda. Heated indoor~ outdoor fecilitill . AKC Doberman puppies: Stud Service. Ciil\6 14 . 446 . 7796 . Briarpatch Kennels Prof••· lionel All ·broed grooming. 1 d d · n oor-out oorbolrdingfe· cilitiea. English Cocker Spa· niel puppies. Call 614 ' 368 . 9790 ·.., Oragonwynd Ca«ery Ken· nal. CFA Himalayan. Peraian and Siamese kitten• . AKC Chow puppies. Call 814 . 446· 3844 after 7PM . Monday, May 13, 1986 'TlUICY, WE .JUST RliCI!IVEO ...tM NliWS S:RONI THE! Fi!ll- SerVIG~s Used V30 Ditch Witch and GOOD USED APPLIANCES used TF1 000 Davis Washers. dryers. refrigera- Trencharo. Coli 614-694· tots. ranges. Skaggs Ap- 7842 or 614· 694·5006 . pliances. Upper River Rd . - - - - - - - - alebeside Stone Crest' Motel. TV antenna, tower, and 6,4.446 -7398 . rotor. $90.00 . 275gellonoil tank . $40 .00. Coleman utilCounty Appllaoce, Inc . ity trailer. 8300.00 or beot ·'Good used appliances and oHer. Will trade. 614-696· '~;\(sets .. Open BAM to 6PM . 1227after5:00pm . fj Viewing 5439. 1---------- Gravelymowerwalkbehind, self propelled. alao farm trector. Call after 6. 814· 388· B71 1. 1----------- 1973ChevyPUU50. 19114 Ford PU $350 . Call 614· 446·3032. 81 cSD · S-l~ _........-1 \,.-"' ./~~~""'--:-- , klrJ... !Jill'!~ 71 Autos for Sale Motorcycles 1--------81 Chevelle Malibu, 76VW 9N Ford tractor, ne..; tuna· up, new paint, 2 bottom plows, 8 h. disc, cultivators, · boompole,aiii1,995 . Call 614-286-8622 . New Idea 12A manure apreader 8396 . 5 ft . hardy buohog 1276. 4 H . Brillion cultipack8r 896 . Call 614- 1984 Cougar XR7, ollvor. Rabbit 80 Pontiac. Phoenix. low mileage, loaded. A· 1 Dodrill' s Auto P1rt1· Sale1. condition. 304· 773-91 34. 8:30-6:30. Call . 614~388· 9616. 81 Buick Regel 3.0 2 V~8 auto. air cond .. PS, PB. AM·FM caooette. new tlreo. 1---------'-goodcond .• 57,000mi .. one 82 Eacort am·fm; a-c, 4 owner. $4,800. Cell 114· opoad. hotchbock . 304· 446a1683. 676 - 1690~ 1979 Regency 98 Oldo 1 owner. perfect condition, new tires. Call 814-446· 3681 after 8 . 1982 Toyota Turcell AC. 4 dr., 37 mi. MPG. one owner, 286~8622. eJI . cond., $4,276. Call 614·246·9118 . Bigh 81 vyd ty6t u018 'tdl---------u on 1979 Toyota Celica GT. Farm wJgon. running gears, h hb k AC 0 d 614 286 ::~~: 95 ' Call ' - 1:!c m~~ege, t:.;?6~ ~oii 19iiOblackGrendPrlx,AC. A~-FM-CB. PS. PB, Auto. CruiM, Tilt, 304-676-11572 . '81 Cadillac Eldorado . 18,500.00. exc cond. 304· 875-7476. 1978 Chryolor New Yorker aroughom.Looded: Willoell e1.900.00oraomeonetake t 304 117" ee'44 poymen '· . w· 197& Sportlter cuttom peint &. chrome. lnvaider 8 apoke mago. f2.800 . Call 814· 245·9428 after 5. 3 wheeler. 260 Kawasawki exc. cond. 910 ·miles. Call 814· 388·8861. 1-------~--- Brand new trailer for 3 wheeler, *226. s•w model 34SS 22 cal .. 1260. Coli 814-448-7019. 1981 Honda 'CB650. Coli 814-949-3037. 614·245·9118. (I) Dr. WhO . (jj) 3 ·2·1 ; eon-t CCCI Marcum Roofing St Spout· lng . Now inotelllng rubbe r roofl . 30 yeara e~perience, apecialiting in built up root . . Call 61,a388-9867. BASEMENT WATER PROOFING Uncoi'lditlonel lifetime guarantee . Local reference s furnlohed . Fraa as1imateo. , Call collect 1.-614-2370488. doy or night. Rogers "" Ba-.ment Waterproofing . . CAPTAIN EASY \ VOU KI<JOWo IF '>'OU MEN HAP GOTTEN A .JOB WITH MR .M< ~EE '~ YOU Neyer< COMPANV, wou~o·y~: ll<EEN PUT' IN THI~ PO&ITION. finishing . Ceiling deoigna & . repair work. Call Jamoo ' Plonto 614 · 245 ·5659 . Baird's Home lm,prove mentl. Aluminum & . vinyl. siding. atorm doors & win · dowl, gutters, roofing. Free aotimotos. Coli 1 -614· 367· 0409 . 'SO 'PJ~ ~ C9'J5lN ~~! WHAT BIJ?II'IE% DID I'VE ""-1Tj;Q A I.ONii:> Tll.\l: 10 tPJ ~ l()U w~ MI%T D & R Controctors: Sid ing, roofing, new atruCtures. remodeling. decks. patios. Frn eistimates, Gallipolis, Oh. Cell814·446·7687. Houle painting &. trailer roof tops. Call614·446-2514 .. Roof Work, Old end new . All foofs- metal , etc. No j_obs to big . Free estimates. Call 814-446-0817 anytime. ·- •A"·· · ~inyl., ::fi~:;~:~:~::::~~~; • Dlff'rem Stroltea (MAX] MOVIE: 'LDve Me or l.eeve Me' 8 :30 . D (J) (l) NI.C N.(1) Rifleman (]) Mazda Spoitaloolc .Cll sm. .. Horne I]) ABC News (CCI e I]) IB CBS Newa Cll Nightly, Bualnest · Report (jj) Body Electric • One Day eta Time · 7:00 • Ill PM ~lne Cil Chuck Connor't • WHtem TINNrter · (]) .S portacenter Cll Senfvnl and Son I]) Emertlllnment Tonight (!) Wheel of Fortune 0 Cll Whoel of Fortune Cll (jj) MacNeil/Lehrer News hour IB News . (j) New Name That Tune • Jefferoona (HBOI llerenatoin Burt Play Ball (CCI Papa Bear dreams of making his son a baseball star.. 7:30 Dill Tic T..,. Dough (I) Cioco Kid (]) ESPN'slnalde Booeball Cll MaJor t..ague a.,.eiHIII New York Meta at Allanto I]) llJ I]) Family Feud (!) Jeopardy . IB Wheel of Fortune e (It Entertalnmam Tonight · • WKRP In ClnclnMII IHBOI Fraggle Rock 8:00 D Ill (!) J_.. G I Preunta the Hotteyli.aofta ert Reunion Jackie Glliason hosts tonight's spacial featuring vintage clips from 'The · Honeymooners .' 160 min .l Cll Tho Monroeo (]) USFL ~ootbell: Sen Antonio .. Orlando . I]) 1D Harclc:aode & McCormick (CC] · Moll< , sick of tho! judge treating him like a juvenile. moves out and finds a job. (R) 160 min.) llJ I]) ria ScoreciOW .,d Mrt. King The entire agency sear!:hes for the culprit when some deadly nerve gas components are stolen . 160 min.l Cll (jj) Heart of the Oregon (CCI 'Ealing.' Second of 12 parts . The hieto'ry arid devel· Opment of" ChineSe cufsine iS · &'\~mined, _ 81ong with-- thtf problems faced with llieding the masses. (60 min .) • MOVIE: 'The Pooaldon Adventure' IHBOI , MOVjE: 'The Dr'eour' !CCI . . ' l"lAXI :MOVIE; . 'Sudden . , lmiNiel' (CCI · _ . . 9 :00 ·Dill(!) MOVIE: ' Peyton Place: The Neat Genera· tion' ICCI . (I) Five Wllo Dared l])e(J)MOVIE: 'ADeotll In CoiHomla' CCCI llJ I]) ria 1985 Mlaa USA Pegnnt Bob Barker and Joan \fan Ark host tonight's contest with music performed by lee Greenwood and Kool and the Gong . (2 hrs.) I]) (jj) Amorican Playhouse ICC) 'The Europeans.' A Eu· ropean baroness seeks help a ()) · ANNIE Gene'• Deep Stream Carpet Cleaning. upholstrev . scotchguard . deodorizers . irea estimates, highly re· commended . 614 · 742 - · 2211 a 1:~==::::=::===== weqo lets some jam out-of mLJ fruit cellar! 1--------- - from her American cousins when she suffers financial problems . (90 min .) 10:00. Soap IHBOl MOVIE: 'Milce'o Murder' (MAX] Erot lntern8tlonll 10:15 Cl) MOVIE: 'The Greet Smokey Roedblock' 10:30 (I) Togotll•: Booneo I]) (jj) UYing wltll Grace eiNNNeIMAXl Album Fluh: Thompeon Twlno 11 :00 Dill(])(!) Dl]) 1B. ())News [f) Bill Cosby Show (]) NFL Super.taro The Men Who Played the Game EddialaBaron and Doug At· klns . I]) Monly Python :I (jj)Newa-ch • Benny 'Hill $hOw . (MAX] MOVIE: 'Deedly Force' 11 :30 D Ill (!) of Certon Tonighl's guests ara Richard Banjamin. lance Burton end Moria Conchita Alonso. IAI (60 min.) (I) Beat of G..-cho -t GIT THIS CHILO·PROOF CAP OFF. PAW I])S~• I]) WKRP In Cincinnati D I]) Simon & Simon I]) LM.,Igllt America :===:;==::::=.1:;:::::::::::::::::~ .~2~34~2~.~~=~--=.:..:-=~ at Tul liD Dlapatchet Do ... YEAH,IHIS HUGE61RD 15 510-t..L-ING 11' ON 'IHIO. ROAOSIDIO.~ o..,. .' I· . I I LAVEE j I I r ·I I tKABREY ~ I l ·l ) WHERE 'THE OI"EFI:A 5 1i'J 6EFr'e LiTILE ' A~IA IGANTEM~ Answerllere: Sa.turday's I CAME FltOM. Now arrange the circled lettara to lorm llle surprise answBf', as sug· gested by the abo11e cartoon. ·0 ( XI )"[ XXX )" (AnswerS tomorrow) J umbles: CLOUT BALMY SINGLE BUTIER Answer: What you need to have In order to be an organ grinder--A TURN FOR MUSIC a .... H~riey o.~idaon ou\~!.•~: four ordlnoty words, Cil Hot "-"' Cll hverty Hlllbllllea Home Improvements - - - - - -·. ·~:~:~J:!~:~:~::~:!~: one letter to each square, to form EVENING .. 1 Unocromble t._lour Jumbleo, 5/13/85 ~-========;::=======~ Orywa.ll, reeidential 8t com-"- ... 1974NovoSSiooded1860. merclol, quality hanging & , ' NH hoyblnoa, 3 ·NH ·rakoo. bushog. mowi.,g machine, aplko tooth harrow, cultivo toro. plowo. tobacco saner. Jividen'• Form Equipment· 614-446·1675. ---------2,000 Ford dieael tractor, 1,400 acUtel hours. extra nice, price e&.760. Call 614-•46-40153. THAT SCRAMBlED WORD GAME by Henri Arnold ond 8cll Lao 8:oo • Ill I]) m a I]) ate (J)Newa United landscape box 1 --------~-- '7& Nova, 6 cyl, 4 door. 1982 KewaHkl 440LTO. Will do painting, inside and $296, 8 ft . Bushog Brand Sharp-1978 Ford LTD II. atandlrd, 114.000 rT!ilea, Chain driven. Sought bra!'1d out, most plumbing, yard · wheel disc. with cylinders low mileage, $2,700. Call one owner, e750.00. 304· new and driven tor 2 work. Reaaonable prices. thooes 1695. Coll614· 286· _6_1_4_·4_4_6_·_8_2_0_7_. .....,--- 675-4279 . montho . Approaimetely 814· 992·6023. 1 6622. 4,000 mileo. Needa new 1969 Camaro ~dy, feir front tire and rim. *600. or D.and M. Contractors. Vi.-.yl,. English Springer •Spaniel 1962 8N Ford tractor plow. cond .. new cowl hood, 2 72 Trucks foi' Sale belt offef, 814-247·2021 siding, replacement w in· puppies. AKC. great house disc. cultivaton. potatoe .n ew · full quarter replace- 1-~--------- after 6 :00pm. Paul Hill, dow1. intulating, roofing , ~ pets, good hunting dogs. plow, grader blade, brUsh ment panels: e1 ,500. Call Chevy Luv pickup, with flit 1_R_o_ci_n_•_·O_h_lo_._ _ _ __ new and remodeling, con-, 140 oa. Col614-245-9157. hog . Call 614· 446·4375 614· 388·9758. bid. blot oHer . Coli 814· eftar 4. 256·11261 ofter 6:00PM . 1985 Honda A.T.C. 125M. crete. Call 304·773-6131 . ' 4 yr. old silver f8male 1980 Chevrolet Monza. 3 wheeler. 3 months old. RON'S Television Service. Mon t.hr~:~ Sat. 614-446Poodle . Very good with Pole Buildings Constructed 83,500 . Call 61 4· 446· 1981 Chevy Luv 4 opd.. UMd very lillie. 814· 949· HOuse calls on RCA, Ouazar. 1~99, 627 3rd. Ave. Galli· Flowers. bedding plants. children. Housebroken. will for commercial. garages, 8184. AM-FM. Calh price $3,199 . 28~1 . GE . Specialing in Zenith . polis, OH . hanging beakets, pots. ve- take 166. Call 614-448- farm. stores. etc. Any "size. John's AUto Sales. Bulaville Call304 ·576· 2396 or 614- ' free estimates. Call 304· 77 Buick Century PS, PI, Ad, Gallipolis. 1977 Kawauki KZ1000. getable plant•. tomatoea, 7415 . Villey Furniture, new &. peppers, cucumber plants. 676a3981 . air , cruise. AM -FM Clll.. Full fering . In excellent 446·2454. uaed . Large section of qual - Cleland Graenhouoa. Vine Purebred Border Collie $975 . Call614-245·5884. 71 ford tandem dump tNck condition. 61 4·992-5992 Fetty Tree Trimming. stump ' • ity furniture . 1216 Eattern St.; Racine. Ohio. Hour•· pupa .. Srookdale Farms. Call l)aed A•40 ditc h witch r 9000 250 HP Cummings. ~ening1 . Call 304 -675 Ave., .Gallipolis . . . Daily . 1(1 :00 til dark , 614· ~86-2498 . . · .tre~cher an.d uoed 7014 1978 V.ga Station Wagon 13 opd. trono, 38M rearo, I_;_ _;;;________ removal. 1331 . . ' Sunday·1 :0Qtil. dark. . · ....;.----~.~-~ . -- Davis w- ~oe tor .. Ia, e·1 4, $600, Call614·446·2303 . 17.500 ." Call' 1114·4'8 1973 Kowoooki 175 f.? ~---'---:-~ Why p~y mo~87 Che~k . us ·oaut•' ful · A KC 81 at · 694· 7842 or 694·5006 :· 7732 · Enduro. 1400.00, · phone RIN.GLES 'S SERVICE:. ex· · out, New fu11nitur~. applie"' ' Beautiful seleOtiori of tilk B Urld puPpies ; !:t . 1979 Trani Ain : EXcellani ·· · • 304-676-1&47. _.,_ perfe".,ced carpenter, electri· ces outlet. Trade Center, flower~ for Memorial Day: chec~ed , $300 ea . Exc . Ph yard 4 wh&ei condition. Alpine stereo; air.. 1980 GMC PU truck. dleMI clan, muon. painter, root• Kanauga, Oh . Call614-448· Cliff'• Place. next to Heinen bloodline. all tri-colored . dl'ive loader. good cond. cruise. power steering and '360 engine. IUtO. trans, PS. 1979 EIIC- ing (including hot ur 11 7444. Call614·256·1652 . $6,00.0 . 00 . 304 - 675· brakes . Craig Vonoy. Cell PB. 13,160. Contact Mr. tro Glide Clooolc. Lke new. 8raod Store In Middleport. application) 304-675 · 2088 · · 25,000· BTU air: col')ditioner 2377 . 614·992~6~07 . · George. 814·4•6-634!1 loti of extras, garage atored, or 676 -736B .' 111 • · 8325. 1965' Cprvair t500. <>icl~r~m . .275 flellono. Jock'o ,, . . low · mull IO 1988 2 ·"·oor VW . . 197.3 8:30-&PM. · ; •. ,. , m nop. . ..Fot 1ease 250001b . , to acco .,. 197&-F:ordTho"derbi;dmoba· s• - ' Fo·rctF -. 10~.1tepside,4 .o ffer.._. Rotafv or cable tool driiling . ·, • tor' & · tranami..iOn w•th· • 11 0 0 . ompetest~~t .. Witti "·Pi.l"!k battitUb. Oh . Call .b(ise; ona ·.farfn:.with bbarn 1 .,~dan V· ~"' . ·6.14· 992-7866. 1981 . Moi~ w_elfs. cQmPieted se,-.e · car-has lo be ·put ·_in·· ciu, aink, .commode. tr30. Elect.' Ne.wll . 1·Cabell. At . 2, 15 mileS.abOV'e .. covered -bed., · dav~ Pump tll.il tnd ,_ervi$800. Call 614-448-3105 . ric ho1 wate·r heater, short ready to .:-i.. · Huntington, :304-736~2342 · Ch-evette. 4 door.. Ct:~~ah· p~ice. •4.'HtS. JOh~'s 1: ceo. ·J04-895 ·3B02·. style. 30 gallon.$40 . Air evenings. · speed. exCellent condi· Auto Sales, Bulaville Rd. 75 · and conditioner. 8500 BTU . doves, tion . S3.700 . 614-992 - Gollipolio. Motors for Sale . Painting exterior. 20 years· Country Oak tables. chain . 875 . 1976 Chevetolet 4WO skunk . Baby 1 row tobacco setter with 39b5. uperience. ,304-675-6384 . cupboards, desks. ice boxes. pickup. 614 ·9BS-4462 . parakeets 18.50. Gerbil's, plows $460.00. 1.000 plas1980 Oetoun auto, AM-FM . Conkles. Tuppers Plains. At. hamster. guinea pigs. Will tic tank with Homelite pump 1968 Dodge Charger · 2 Caeh price •2. 799.00 . 18ft. Checkmate Predictor. 7 . Hand crafted and Exterior wooden door . have half run.,.er beens .for $660.00. A-Model with cui- door. hardtop. Good body. John's Auto Sales. Bullville 140 HP, Evenrude power tilt 82 Plumbing finished . 32x80. Also storm door. canning. tomatoes, sweet tivators $1 ,900.00 . 7· ft. good interior. Belt offer. Rei . . Gallipolis, 814~ ~48 · - • trim. $ilver & red. perfect &. Heating cond. Ceii814·3B8·975B . 4782 . Air conditioner . New . 2·. 800 Both for $60. Call814· 742· corn. gooseberries. Sun~ Wood s B u 1 h H o g Call 614-742· 2603. Clooad . Now houro' Mon .· $1 ,600.00. Call 304·736· BTU . Cools up to 8 rooms or 3092. 1974 VW Beetle. Call 614· 1979 Ford Coun.r truck MFG bin • okl boot, 60HP less. A Midland CB radio 1- - - - - - - - - - Thuro 2 '00·6 ,00. FrL·Sot. 2342 or 304·675-1286. CARTER 'S PLUMBING with copper and C8 radio. More. loaded. oxc. cond. , 2:00·9 :00 . 949-2759 . with antenna. 23 channels Maytag wringef washer . AND HEATING .Nice lntorlor· needo engine 13,300. Cell 614 · 4411· wit~ upper and lower side Works good. $75.00. 16 HP 1965 Ford Galaxy. $200. work. 1961 Ford pickup. 0671 . Cor. Fourth and Pine Live.stock 83 band . 614-992-5946. Call Sears riding mower . Runs AKC regis1ered Old Englioh Call614·949 ·2908. Gallipolis. Ohio after Can 1114·3117·0279 good. Priced to sell. Call Sheep dog . Male. 1 OY2 any1ime of day or night . &PM . 1984 Fiberglass ba..boat, Phone 614-446 ·3888 or · 614-992-7841 . months old. Call 614-9921 980 Ford Thunderbird. 2· trailer, 105 Chryaler 814-446-4477 2 five yr. old Ouarterhorse tone. AM-FM stereo, air. 1977 Ford F-100 Ranger. with Pickens used furniture. 304- 1 - - - - - - - - - - 6039 . cryatelgreft, lots. lots. mores. Coli 614·379·281B . 614-949·2162 after 5 :30 11,800. Coil 614-446· new 675-6483 or 875·1450 . Firewood $20.00 pickup more. Aolilng 14000. Coli JIM'S PLUMBING & HEAT· load. $30.00 delivered . Cell Fish Tank and Pet Shop, pm. 4425. 7pm 814-379-2688. after lNG . Rt : 1, Box 355, Galli· RICK'S NEW AND USEO 304 ·675 · 6762 or 675· 2413 Jac:kton Avenue, 5 4-H SuHolk market lamb Point Ple11ant, 304-876- rams. Cal be registered 1966 Chovv. 4 door: 6 78 4 ·WD Ford . Clol 1114· 17 foot Crootliner. 1116 polls. Call614-367-0576 . FURNITURE . Compare our 2991 . 2063. Fish, birds and more. 175·1100 ao . Coli 614· cylinder, automatic, engine 446-0811 . prices. save today. Phone inboard -outboard. power Reduce 1afe and fast with 367-7133. 304· 773· 5430 . needs rebuilt. utily rea· trim prop. power trim tabs. 83 Excavating . GoBese Tablets and E-Vap Beautiful AKC. German needs transmi11ion 1980 Dodge Romchorger. 4 trl·houl, 304·675·6286. ' 'water pills'', Fruth Shepherd puppies. Ready Reg. Quarter horae bay tared, seal. 1450. 614· 742-2420 . whMI driVe, , 2-tone pelnt, May 11th. Small deposit will mare, with 2 month old boy 54 Misc . Merchandise Phar"lacy. 318 englne.du•l Lowe 8111 Boat was Good-1 Excavating, bass · ..,.·. · I- - - - - - - - hold . Phone 304· 675 · colt by Super Chb: and b)red 1988 2-doO< VW . 1973 automatic. e•hautt, AM-FM. doodcon· 12,300.00 now 12, 100, 00 . ments, footers, driveways . ~ ...: PHOTO SPECIAL. now thru 4663. beck to him ell for 8750. Call Sedan VW. 61 4-992· 71165 . dillon. 614·949·2830. Reduced Jeep was aeptic tanks. landscaping .- . May 18. color film develop614-245-5811 . 12.200.00 now •1 .999 .00. Knauff Firewood Summer ing and printing. 20· 24-36 anytime 614 - 446 · :-· 1984 Dodge Daytona 1 984 Ford pickup tNck, Tri County Sport Shop. Call rates-big loads. May 1•t· expolure -81 .00 off. 12-16 57 4537. Jamesl. Dawison. Jr: ·~ Polled Hereford bull, 18 Turbo. PS,PB,elr condition- F1&0XLT.Powor nearing, Musical July 31.at. Doesn't apply to u:posure -60 cents off . owner. montho old. Coli 814· 387· ing. AM-FM atereo Cllaette, power brekea, power door 304-876·2988. Instruments HEAP . 614-258·8246 . Hockenberry Pharm1cy 7575. cruise control, 6 apeed, locka and windows. AMNonh . Dozer Work land clearing, ...~ leather interior, rear window FM·coooetto, oUdlng rear 78 Auto SPECIAL cut slobo 8 PU landscaping, etc . Free esti· Horned Hereford Bulla. Heif•- A · Ovation acoustic -elecrrlc ers. and coWs with catvea for defroster, rear window louv- window, crui... dh. atMrlng· loads delivered in dump mates. Call 614·446 · 803B wheel. pluo more. 614·9B5· __ '"' __ c _c_e_s_s_o_r_le_a _ _ miiNge. metallic ers, low guitar -with fitted cese. Call sale. Line , One Breeding . truck $100. or 21oadl $180. or 614· 992· 7119 anytime . ... 1 bronz-. Cellll14·992·60119 614-448· 7781 . enytlmo. You pckup 115. Cell 614· Butler Hereford Farm, Route or 1114·92-7828 after 3556. 245-6804. 7, Gollipolio, Ohio 45631. 1982 Chevy 'II 10n. 4WD, Five 14 Inch Chevy Rolly Dozer and dumptmck servi· Antique mahogany baby Phone 614·258-8518 or 6:00pm. liter dlenl, 4 • - d Rlmo with center. 304-875· cas. D.A. Boston Exc avat- ~ •11.2 grand piano, good' cond ., 614· 258-1113. lng . 614· 667-6828 or 614· 1981 Monte Carlo. e11.c overdrive. Goad condition, 1 _19_4_8_._ __ _ _ _ __ needs minor repairs with 378-6288 . cond. $5.300 .00. 304·6711· 15.600. 1114·892-5747. ,. tuning. $1,200 negotiable. For sale at ell timaa apringing 4 1 4 inch Chevy atumin'u m 3378. Call814·4411·8644. Holstane cowl and heifers. 19119 Chevy with· 20 H. roll wheelo end tlrea, excellent Electrical 304·576·2510. 675·304· 1980 Olda Cutleoo blck oqulpm.nt bed end condltlon,lfOO. 304·1176· 84 2263. & Refrigeration Brougham V· B. ~c. rear wench 14,100.00. 1978, 4853. 58 Fruit window defogger. AMafM FIIOO Ford with utility body, &. Vegetables Plgo 830 . 304· 675· 6492. stereo. exc cond. low mi· 42 11. aerial bucket Jaogo, muot oell. 304· 6711· .1 0.500.00. 304·488· 77 Auto Repair SEWING Machine repairs, 1031 . . 2485. Mrvice. Authorized Singer 64 Hay S. Grain Call now to piece ordara for Sales ' & Serwice Sharpun strawberries! Will be picking 1984 Chevett. one owner, 1972 intemeltonal, 24 fl. C & J 8ody Shop· reopen for Scissors . Fabri c Shop . soon . Taylor'• Berry Patch . low miles; exc cond, mut1: ~ed with ceb over, buolneu . Coli 61 4·446 - Pomeroy . 614-992 · 2284. Coli 614·446· BB92 . ~=~~~nd corn . 814-992 aoll, 304·675·26113 after n.ooo.oo. •• cond. Cell 0198. Potted tomoto plonto. 1100 5:00PM. 304·5711·12811or304·7311· p.,.ons Body Shop. Locust 85 General Hauling per 1.000 plants or 10 I Rd. Pt.Pioeoent . Poll K&K. • plant. Portland. Call even- t' · Froo Eotlmoteo. 614·985· inga 614-843-6309. They'll It Every Time 118 dumpfor tNck, axe.Ford cond.FIIOO Or tredt car. 4174. James Boys Wa1er Service. Also pool• filled . Call 614Tomito planta. Jet Stor ond 304·5711·2898. 266 - 1i41 or 614 · 446 · · /fOI.II:;MYIII(;IN?HE. 7116/11~~/.tMti£· 1---------Superoonic. Troy or thou· 1175 or 614·446·7911 . Nndo. Good tor gordon. Coli ~s .z.eat /111'/S ....,.A7 A J.()CAL . 191111 Chevrolet truck UOO. Eugene Oovio, Rocine1114· LOTSOI'NII'/!/('(u• RJ;A MA~T···· 191111 Volkoo-gen comper 79 Motora Homea 247-3263. van 1800. 304-8711·31188. Ken's Water Service . Wells, ' dining room euite S. Campara cisterns, pool• filled . Phone . 14150.00. I piece living $12 &A04· 614 · 367·082.3 or614 · 387· room euite In stock *12&.0 Potted tomato plonto. Cell AHP TU&V'W: 73 Vena S. • W.O. 7741 night or day. to 1225.00. Picken• Uoed 814-247-3896. SO i..OV&L'(! Uko new 32. ft .. camper, Furniture. 304·1175·8483 or loedld, COlt I 1 3,50ll. 1984 Waugh 'a Water Service . 676-1450. meb oHar. muat Mil. Cell Weill, ciaterns. poole. Day 59 For Sele or Trade 111 4·2&11·1 21 II. or night. Reaaonabla rates. BIIHit. Coli 1114·256·1240 or 814· 111' Fold down, compor, 286· 1 130. Far 11ta or treda Farmell H elum. top, new canvea eldH, trlctor. John H treca eleopo 5, end eeay to pull, no tor, Ford 1 ton truck, 711 18711 Ford window van . appHen-. •810 ftrm . Coli 87 Upholatery Plymouth . eel~ 1114·388· V-8. automatic, power 114·4411·4033. 9303. -ring, po- brekee, air 1-:-::-::-:--:-------aondltlonor. Good oondl· 1880 flftllwheel 32 ft. ' TI'IISTATE don. t31110. Celll14·811· -m-.. •• • x. con., d c • 11 UPHOLSTERY SHOP 43&7. 1114·441·1808. I ,tl'l Supplq, 1 1113 Sac . Avo .. GoUipollo 814·4411· 7833 or 81 4 ·446: 1178'h Chivy . . .., 4a4, I; I I J •: .I ttl.~ 17.000 mllea. PI, PI, euto, 197S 22ft. c e -. lleepo 1833. U.IOO. Cell 11 4·112 · 8· 8tolnl- otoel kitchen, 1-:--:--::-::--:-:--:-~-­ ., tull alze blth, tondon axle. A • M Furniture Manufac- ~, 2803. turing, St. At. 7 . Crown ' .1.200. 114·112·8111 . . City, Oh. Coil 614·256- t 711 Oodge ven. ou110m. -eo. tinted wlndO-. 111n 20 toot Mldel Camper 1470, coli Eva. 814·44&· , TOll lntornotlonal with "'of •1000. 2304 Madloon. n,aoo. oo . Good cond. 3438 . Old & new -nch. blede, fii.IOO.OO. Uphoatared. 304-871·8301. 304·171· 72S1. 304-488· 1031 . 6,4-446 ·0322 ~;felevision • 'I h I! Transporldii!Jn CROSS& SONS U.S . 35 Weot, Jockaon, 71 Autos for Sale Ohio. 514· 2811·11451 . MIINV Ferguaon, New Hollond. 8uoh Hog Sileo & TOP CASH paid for '80 model end newer und e~ra . Service . Over 40 und Smith 1911 tractor• to choose from & EeaternBuick-Pontiac, Ave., Gallipolis. Call complete line of new & 614-446-2282 . uMd equipment . Llrgeat select.ion in S .E. Ohio. 1977 Ford Maverick, belt JIVIOEN 'S FARM EQUIP· offer. Cell 61 4· 268-6251 MENT after 6 :00PM . May •I• on Long tractorc • Vermeer balers w -6% int. on 1979 Camara Berllnettli, all financing! And -- 41 . for 0 extraa, axe. cond. . white complete II ne o f farm 1ng with reef interior. Call 61•· & service. accaooorie• USED-All used equipment 446·7814 . discounted . 2-MF 16D's, 1981 blue ,_,11d1 RX~7 exc . 2·Mf 50' s, MF. 165, 2000 shape. 27 , 000 mllea. ford. 3600 For'd, 445 Long, 87,600 Cah be .-an It the 1266 Oliver. Jubilee Ford. Jumbo in Rio Gronde. Cell 2-Vermeer round balers. 3· 614a246·963,or614·246- The Daily Sentinel-Pegs 9 Ohio DICK TRACY Motors Homes & . Campers '80 Coachman, 26 ft. completely self cont1ined . root . • air, awning, e,.;ccond, phone "" 304· &75-4579. ....,.. erected . Iron Horae Bldgs. 81 4-332·9745 collect. suites, Hay & Grain with 1 8'x7' garage door & a.ervice door . • 3 , 8 88 1114·446·0198 . bedroom Monday. May 13, 1985 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Page- 8 - The Daily Sentinel ·• ()) ABC Newo Nlghtllne . • Twilight z11 :45 (HBOI Not·So· Gtllll1 Mo· ment11 In 6porb Tim McCarver takes a look at the fumy and outrageous chap~ 1ers in sports history . 12:00 Cil Buma & Allen · (]) USFL Footbell: Sen Antonio .. Orfllndo ' I]) Benny Hll . _ iB MOVIE: 'Hunters Are For KIHing' 12:30 I !!.::. HoiiVWood . Cll (!) t.t. Nltlllt with o..td ..._,_ fonight'o gueota ere Bo DaNk snd BRIDGE· James Jacoby The lo'i!g and the short of it NORTH 5· 1J-ar, eQ .A 8654 .K 5 + 97653 By James Jacoby Pre-empting with a long s uil has· ont Main disadvantage: You inrorm your opponents that you are probabl y short in other suits. A declare r has to remember that tables of probabilily · of distribution do not appl y when one defender is known to have a long suit. ~fter North had responded one no· trump to South's one-spade opening. East jumped to three diamonds - a pre-empti ve bid in his methods. Although the strength of the South hand would not ordinarily justify his EAST WEST • 10 81 .Q 7 2 .3 e J9 ~ t8 2 tAQi096tl • Q J 10 2 +K 8 ~ SOUTH .eAK 6532 • K J 10 9 Cil ~ Tlwt Bob I]) MOVIE: '"-aut~ on • Outen' . (I) ABC Newe NNigiiDIIt1tlltllr•• I]) Columbo 'How 10 Diele Murder. · (A) ~90 min.) .()JN._ IMAXJ MOVIE: 'Over tile Brooklyn Bridge' 12:45 [HIIOJ MOVIE: 'N8tiooW Lempoon'a VIICIIion' e . t J'7 + A Vulnerable : Neither Dealer: South West North Pass Pass • Pass I IVT E.,, jumping to three hearts over one no· trump . he had suflicient values to show his second suit at the three level when the three-diamond bid took awa y bidding room. Norlh was happy to raise to game. even lhoug~ ~is dia· mond king was poorly placed. The defense started with two dia· .mond tricks . Next came a club : and declarer took the ace .. A · s pade .was played· to the queen in dummy and a heart back to the king. The contract was safe. but a decision needed to be made _lor the overtrick . Normally when declare r is missing four cards inc1Jidi0g the queen . the best chance according to probab!lily tables is ·i~ · play. for the. dr0 p. When Eas) 1s known to have great length. in ' the diamond ~· Pass upening lead t8 L.._ _ _ _..:,_ _ _ _ _ _ _..J - suit . the ngh1 play changes. Declarer led the heart jack and· let it ride . When East showed out South rufled a · low spade. cashed the hea rt aCe, dropping .the queen. and.ruffed a c1~~ back_ to hts han4. The spades were now · estabtished to la.k e care. ·of dummy's remaini ng club'losers .. · · tt~~u•1tJ•r lay THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 41 Gaze 1 Nursery DOWN ftxture 5· Diving bird I 0 Songstress Abbe II Hair-waving object 13 .le wish I Santa -, Calir. 2 Ann bones 3 Sorely pressed 4 .lljjube 5 Novelist month Yesterdar'• a.wer Graham 14 Withstand 6 Printin~ 15 Lacerare type style 16 Before 7 Ancient Thurs. days 17 ....: transit 8 One of the newly wed gloria... 18 O'Hare 9 Most renaitt unearthly 20 Hawaiian 12 Give a game report :1.1 Assuage 22Haze 23 Dull fmish 25 Card game 28 Before 27 Fibn director 28Rumanian s.;sacio-;,s 27 Conductor 16 19 Recent 22 - Lisa 23 HI-feeling 24 Species o f piWlt 25 Direclor Anthony or Daniel 2911old . you • 30 Epeeist's move 3 I Register 36 Egypw10 37 coin 29 Defensible 32 Rascal 33 Yangtze trlbulaly 3Uog , 35 Covered, 88 by 'palnt 37 Uquld measure 38 Guarantee 39Shalpness 40Chemical compound . DAILY CRYPTOQUOO'Fli-He~'s how to work It: AXYDLBAAXR IILON9FELLOW .' One letter stands for another. In tl!!s sample A is used for the three L 's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, the length and fonnation of the words are all hlnla. Each d!IY the code letters are different. CRYPI'OQUOTES FDRNAYZ RU EZW AX EZW LHAEWH PYFXXAP LZR TRE PFXW ERR Stevie Wonder. (80 min.) DID VOIJ lJNIIER5TAND iJ.IAT? " :: XNPPWXXUNY LAEZ ZAX FNBAWDPW . ER VYWFXW EZW ADlilWYYWPENFYX . KAPZFWY H. ' ENHDWI1 , . . "'" . f Yeeterdll'e CrJtoqaote: HE WHO WOULD CIJMB 1liE LADDER MUST BEGIN AT 1liE BO'ITOM . GERMAN PROVERB j '. ' •' �Monday, May 13. 1985 Page-1 o...:..The Daily Sentinel 52 soccer fans killed; .. 211 injured in ru-e $3 million sought (Continued from page 1) Plaintiffs allege that about that the accl~t Sisson, Jr., was cited date, Sisson, Jr., was required to for reckless operation and for not repair a car which housed several having an operator's license. He bottles of beer and that Defendant received a fme anCIIS classified as a Werry fallea m dJsroYer and high risk for lnsurance coverage remove the bottles from the car and pu~ fora three year pe"rlod, the as a result Robert Sisson, Jr., and plaintiffs charge. sevei-al other students opened the Plaintiffs further contend Werrv bottles. As a result, Sisson. Jr., was with breaching his duty of care owed suspended and subsequently ex• Sisson, Jr., by carelessly and pelled from school for the renegligently permitting the latter to mainder of the school year. ~)aid operate tjl~ truck without a valid expulsion was bjlsed upon a vague Ohio driver's license. the platntllls and 1J11C0nsclonable rule. the plain· charge that as a result of Werry's lifts charge. Again, the plaintiffs charge that alleged negligence, Sisson, Jr., has suffered expenses for property Werry breached his duty of care damages to the truck and two other owed plalntl!f Robert Sisson, Jr., vehicles and that he has endured by carelessly and negligently super· great mental and emotional vtslng the Meigs High School Auto . iUigulsh. Mechanics class. They say that as a Plaintiffs charge that Werry was result of the alleged negligence, acting as an employe or agent of the Sisson, Jr., has suffered expulsion otller defendants listed In the suit. from Meigs High School and The plaintiffs charge that Werry's subsequent lmpafrrnent of his right conduct Intentionally diminished of education. As a result, they the esteem, respect, good will and charge, Sisson, Jr., has endured confidence In which Plaintiff Robert great mental a nd emotional Sisson ts held and.dld excite adverse anguish. In the second Incident, the and derogatory opinions against him. The parents charge that they, plaintiffs charge ihat Werry was too, have also sultered great mental acting as an employe or agent and and emotional anguish in addition to under the supervision of the other tile property damage expense. defendants listed In the suit. Plaintiffs charge agaJn that they Second Incident The second Incident around which have suffered great mental and the suit revolves occurred on Feb. emotional anguish and the Incident excited adverse and derogatory25, 1985. opinions against them. Meigs County happenings.. Divorces sought Paula A. Adkins, Pomeroy, has flied for divorce In Meigs County Common Pleas Court from Teriy C. Adkins, Sissonville, W.Va., charg· log gross neglect of duty. Paula Marie Myers, Langsville, has CUed for divorce from Wlllam Robert Myers, Fernandian Beach, Fla., charging gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. Terry p , Moore, Syracuse •. has filed for divorce from Linda M. Moore, Syracue, charging gross neglect of duty andextremecruelty. And a dissolution of marriage has been granted Sandra Kay Scott and Steven Ray Scott , both of Pomeroy . .. Emergency squads answer eight calls Beat of Bend • them were In critical condition. Hospital officials said ·at least~ 111 • the Injured would have to underg~~ malor plaStiC surgery. . ' PollcechlefJohnSampsonsaldhe was still uncertain about thecauseof the fire, which swept throUgh the ' wooden grandstand packed with fans durtng a televised soccer game at Bradford stadium, 200 miles ! north of London. BRADFORD, England (UPI) Firefighters searcJte.d the charred remains of a. soccer stadium grandstand for clues tothecaiiSeof a blaze that killed at least 52 people wht!e officials tackled the task of · .Identifying the bodies. . Bradford pollee said Sunday many of the. viCtims In England's worst Sports tragedy were children and the elderly. Medical authOrities were trying to ldentlf1the bodiesmany of them burned beyond tecognltlon- by jewelfy and dental records. Another 211 were injured In the blaze Saturday and pollee said 24 people were unaccounted for. •At least 55 of the Injured were stUI being treated In hospitals and ~Ix ol I Charles Gibbli! :naomas. Meigs County Emergency Medl· cal Service answered eight calls over the weekend, six on Saturday and two on Sunday. On Saturday at 4:'!1 a.m., · Syracuse went to.Serond St. for Cell Jenklns to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Pomeroy at 9 a.m. went tO 301 Wrlghf St. for Gi3dys Moore to Veterans Memorial Hospllal. Mid· dleport at 10:10 a.m. went to 528 COLUMBUS (UPI) -Discus· North Serond for Elizabeth Fisher slons resume in the Ohio Genera l who was treated but not trans· Assembly this week on the plan to ported. At 9:00 p.m. TupperS Plains rescue the Home State Savings was called to Eden Ridge for Flossie Bank of Cincinnati by Implementing Reed who was taken to St. Joseph Its sale to Chemlca1 Corp. of New Hospital. Racine at 10:52 p.m . was York. · called. to the scene of an auto Legislative leaders from both . a·ccldent on Wells Run. Ronnie Ross sides of the Statehouse are prepar· , Velera.n s .Memorial was taken from• the scene to ·~ lng to· make . their next moves .to solve the savings and loan problem, sQturday AdmJsslons·Earl She· Veterans Memorial Hospital. Syra: pard, Reedsville; Gladys Moore. Pomeroy; Llll Stevens, New cuseatll: llp.m. and wenttook to Wells Run which has capltvated Ohio for two to assist Racine Thorllff months. ·Haven; Edna Barton, · Poi'Jieroy; Bentz to Jackson General Hospital ijou~ Democrats.• and Gov. Te.rry Wa ISO!!, Pomeroy. • · In Ripley . •· •i:.tlcltard F .. Celeste, who closed 70 . ··· Sat urday· Dtsch_arges•Joseph_ At 10:53 a.m. · svnday, R~!Cllle prlvately·insOfed · tltrlfts March 15 • Proffitt, · Howa'rd Rlchards, Jr.; transpOrted Clarence L<iwson from · . after· "runs;. sliut down Hl5me State, . Esther Dalley, Estill Moore. his Ohio 338 residence to Veteran$ , favor quick passage of the bill to Sunday Admissions-Rose Lee, Memorial Hospital. And at expedltetheChemlca lsale. Pomeroy; Clarence Lawson, Ra· a.m., Syracuse transported Greg But majority Republicans In the cine; Armand Turley, Pomeroy; lj.yan from 6th St. to Veterans Senate are skeptical about commit. Heather Ca lhoun, Rutland. Memorial Hospital. tlng too marty state dollars and Sund ay DlschargE>s·Walter reluctanttoasslsta NewYorkhank Haggy. to get a foothold in Ohio. Farmers Bank and Savings Co., The Senate last week adopted the Pomeroy has filed a foreclosure House-passed banking measure action against Roger E. Carpenter with some amendments. 17·16. The and Linda K. Carpenter, Pomeroy next step Is for the House to decide Partly cloudy tOdaywlthachance tor $31,349.36 due on a promissory of showE>rs and thunderstorms. The note for real estate In Salem· · .Marriage licenses highs will be,ln the mid Ills. Partly Township. cloudy tonight with a low In the mid Farmers Bank and Savings Co. ·has also flied a foreclosure action 60s. Marriage licenses have been Mostly cloudy Tuesday with a agalnst Anthony Eblin and Pa tricia Issued in · Meigs County Common chance of showers and thunder· Eblin, Rutland, for $10,846.66 due Pleas Court to Patrick 0 . A.mold,ll, storms. The highs will be In the and owing on a note for property in and Crystal Faye Glaze. '!1, both~ Scipio TownshJp. upper Ills. Belpre: and to Bradley Scott The probability of precipitation Is Central Turst Co., Middleport has Johnson, 25, London and Robin 40 percent tOday, ~percent tonight flied a foreclosure action agalnsl Marie ShOwden, 24, Pomeroy. Carl Davidson and Carol Davidson, and 50 percent Tuesday. Winds will be from the southwest Middleport to recover the sum of at five to 10mph today and light and $8254.11 due on a note for real estate In the vUlage. variable tonight. CLEVELAND (UPT) - Satur· In olher court matters, Joseph A. day's winning Ohio Lottery Extended outlook Chanee of showen and thuder- Bartoe has been discharged from numbers: Dally Nwnber s&orm!l Wednesday and Friday and probation which began Nov. 22,1982. 924. . And G&J Auto Parts, Pomeroy, · Ticket sales totaled $1,402,456.50, fair Thursday. Highs wiD benear80 Wedne!lday and between 811 and 75 has been awarded a $6,516.17 with a payoff dueof$497 ,927.50. Lotto Thursday and Friday. Lows wiD be judgment fromEmberMining, Inc., 10, 20, 28, 32, 34,.35. Pomeroy. In the 1108. Lotto ticket sales totaled $3,8i6,\m. searching the burned-out wreckage for cities. Some witnesses said a smoke bombwasthrownjustbeloretheflre started, whUe others spoke of seeing ' children playing with matches. : ''1 am not prepared to come clown : on either side," Sampson $i!ld. He added the origin of .the was"; believed to be underneath a seat. ru;e Hubbard'I Greenhouse NOW OPEN FOR .,• ' SPRING SEASON Complete line of waetablt &bed· di111 plants, , hal'lirw blsUts, potted plants ~ bloomi• &foli· age, shrubbery. rose bushes, azaleas & .Rhododendrons. OPEN DAILY 9 to 5 SUNDAY 1 to 5 PH.992-5776 . ., . ., Fun Discussions resume on Home State sale · I\ · t • ·~ . Le U; Walermelon bib $hOrlall . Wateuneton·pr+nt btouae wltll round collii'Aight : Wlde walatbanClbaggy I I ,' ·i shorts. Cool.dlnal lng fllrlpeel b i OUIIIil . I ·. ELBERFELDS · . . . POMROY . II ' r • . ·" . \~. . ( I I ·~"'-·..·· :· +· . 1 ·'. . '.\. . '· '· r.;the~slx~·me~m~be~r=pan~e~l.:::;~;~~~~~~~~~~~;~~~~;~~~~;; 4:~ Mo.neyactionfile.d . Weather forecast APPALACHIAN · . , BLACK DIAMOND. FESTIVAL Kl c.K· 0 FF.·oAN cE • :. · · ' . :. .. · · · 1 • ·. .· · . ·. • ... · · · ., :. · .,, ·... -~ '•. • , I ' Hosted By Southern Ohio Coal Company, Meigs Division Complimentary, hors d'oeurves Cash Bar/Semi-formal THURSDAY, MAY 16 8:30 • 11:30 P.M. FREE DOOR PillE: at y Richland AvtlnU•!I, A1tbelll enttne 1 S8~tlon , 10 Pages Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, May 14, 1985 26 Cerit• A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper • • Social Security becomes hot budget ttemagatn WASHINGTON (UP!)- Social Security Is shaping up as the "linchpin" !~sue facing House Democrats on the Budget Committee as theyworkona spending plan for next year, says panel Chairman William Gray. Commlttee Democrats met late Into the night Monday but had not settled the Socl;ll Security Issue, Gray said. The Republican· led Senate last week voted to freeze Social Security payments to 36 million recipients, denying a scheduled cost-()f·Dvlng Increase. · Democratic leaders tried to make polltlal points on the Issue, ell lng President Reagan's campaign pled~ not to touch the pension program. But House Democrats themselves were divided . They set a meeting today to consider a resolution from Rep . .James Oberstar, P.Minn., that would require the budget " not Include any reductiOn In Social Security benefits, including any reduction, freeze or delay In the automallc cost-()f·llvlng adjustment due Under current law." House Democratic leader Jim Wright of Texas and Rep. Claude Pepper, P.Fla., at 84 Congress's staunchest defender of the elderly, made an appearance on the Capitol steps Monday to diSplay Ill sacks of postcards calling 9n Congress not to touch . Social Security. "We do not believe that It lsfalrorequltabletoplace the prtnclpal burden for balancing this u11balanced budget on the backs of t~ who have ;~lready suffered," Wright said. aut several conservative Democrals. are saying privately that lf the entire budget Is frozen, Social · Security could be held down as well. Middleport VIllage's ca ble ser. Council authorized Mayor Fred purchase and that to his knowledge vice Is to he updated this summer Hoffman to filE> an application · noproblemsexlstw l thth~ purc hase now that Middleport Council has through the Ohio Department of agreement. The vUlage will be adopted a cable TV ordinance with Transportation for an 18 month responsible for removing the old Co nsolidated Communications grantfortaxlservlcetobeg1nJtily1, tracks, as stated In the purchase Hoffman reported he had received agreement, rather than pay an Group of Point Pleasant. Council gave the third reading verbal approval from Pomeroy addltlonai S!ro to change the and adopted the ordinance at Mayor Dick Seyler for Middleport to agreement which Is a standard Monday night's , rt'gular village administer the taxi program witlch form. . council meeting. Is \O ~~ervlce both Middleport and The Meigs County Jaycees have Three Consollda ted Corru:imnica· ~~roy villages: . volunteered to paint ilie depot ··lion$ representative~ were.present Councu .,; hired attorney Steve . bulldlngfor.thevill.ageaccordlngto for the meeting Including Hugh· Story as assistant vlllagepi-osecutor CQUnclli'nan Bob· Gilmore, and Jim Buckner, vice-president of opera· and law director at S3Xl a month and Pape.ot Ace Hardware ha~agreed to lions. Buck!ler reported the com· $40 an hour for any work over the donate the paint. .pany wm begjn upgrading services normal requirements of the village. Awallll¥don . ·'In early June with Improvements to Maypr · Hotfnl!lit:. recommended · ·Mayor t{oftman reported that•he : ~completed by Sept. 1. Wori<onihe · Stc:>ry f~r tho;> position whic~ was. ls' s.tlll ~alt!Dg ·for ~ opinion fi'Qm ·. systcm·ls to bC carried out betWeen : ct:eated atthesUggesilon·otBernard tM Ohio Attorney General r.ega'nk 12:30 a.m. and6: :ioor7 a.m. so as riot Fultz, village solicitor. Fultz, who · lng the sale withOut advertising of to interfere with regularTVvlewtng has donated his services as solicitor new homes In the Hartinger hours and notification will be given for the past several years, feels his Subdivision. It Is hopEd the attorney . the public when outages are private practice now llmltsthetlme general's opinion wUI be received . expected to occurr. · he can give the vUiage. Fultz will within a week to 10days. A $15,012.62 bid from Orange continue to work with Story wheThe mayor also reported he met · Township Volunteer Fire Depart· never needed. recently with Phll Roberts, Meigs ment for engine 1~ was accepted. At the suggestion of councilman County engineer and Tom Hedrick One other bid, $10,110 from Guyan JackSatterfleld,councllagrerothat of ODOT to discuss prellmlnary • Township In GaUia County, was Fultz should be presented with a engineering plans for the Middlereceived. Council accepted the bid plaque in recognition of services to port bike path. . with the understanding Orange .the vUlage, Sid Little, acting Middleport Township wUI not get engine 13 until Mayor Halfman reported he has police chief, reported he has had Middleport gets Its newtruckwhich been In contact with ChessleSystem pollee on foot patrol the last two Is on order. .representatives regarding the depot Contbtued 1111 Page~ Stained Glass Design Created by ~~ lrtlilt John Matz OHIO UNIVERSITY INN • Gray, D·Pa .. said late Monday he wanted to hear what the Democrats as a whole have to say on Social Security bedore completing his budget . "It's sort or a linchpin Issue," he told reporters outside the closed budget session. "I! Is a key Issue that Is sort of the cornerstone of putting together a package." Budget director David Stockman said he expects Reagan wUI be able to essentially hold his latest budget ,together, even In the Democratic House. But as to whether there mlght be some c hang~. he said: "We'll )lave to see what they do." House Republicans are sltllng back on the budget this week, waltlngto see whatDemocrats do, but GOP leaders are also opposed to tampering with Social Security. • The GOP·Ied Senate last week approved a budget that cuts spending by $06 billion, holds defense spending growth to lnllatlon and cancels Social Security recipients' lnllat!on· related Increase next year. The plan does not Include any new taxes. A White House spokesman said Reagan would not give further on the budget. "This IS really for us the bottom line as far as the major budget package Is concerned. This Is what we want ," spokesman Larry Speakes said. . . ' But Reagan's "bottom line" has changed regularly In a year that saw him go from an initial defense request of a 6 percent Increase over ltrflatlon. settle reluctantly for a 3percent hike and then finally agree to a no-growth·bul·for Inflation budget. He also changed his pos iflon on Social Security at least twice. ' §un '· Cool, comfortab le active wear tor girls. Get in on the fashion fun with these co lorful separa!es. Vot.35. No .21 Copyrighted 1985 • Cable TV renovation slated to start in June in#he. whethertoacceptthechanges. Meanwhile, plans have already been made for House-SenatE!confer· ence commlflee negotiations to begin In the likely event the House disagrees with the Senate. Informal talks could start today. . Rep. Robert D. Nettle, D· Barberton, chief .. .spon5or ·.of the Honw . Stine ·buyp!it .measure, . .Is expectei! to be named chairman of e Firefighters, who had recovered Graveside services for Charles Gibbs, formerly of Pomeroy and ·a retired field representative for the General E lectric Co,, were held WedneSday at the WoodmereCemetery In Huntington, W. Va. Attending from Meigs County were Mrs. VIrginia Oller,- Racine; Mrs. Naomi London, Syracuse, Mrs. Dorothy Roller, Mrs. Richard Gress, Mts. Kenneth Cale, all of Middleport. Gibbs wasagraduat.eof Pomeroy High School. MEIGS IWYALTY- Marla Averlon, of Dr. and Mrs. RogeDo A. Averlon, Pomeroy, and Dan son of· Mr. and Mrs. Daniel D. 'lllomas, Middleport, were crowned queen and ldng of the 1985 Meigs High School JunloNlenlor Prom Saturday night. The auditorium and foyer were decora&ed elaborately In silver and shades of purple for the annual event which was headed by faculty member, Mn. Jeanne Taylor. IUI!h School Principal James Miler crowned the queen. A full evening of activities was carried out Saiurday night for members o1 the two clal!ses and their guests. 'There was a buffet MJpper preceding the prorri dance and foDowmg that a pll:ta party and movies were the feature untO about 3 a.m. Siory,...,. oa PaplG 52 bodies by late Sunday, were I Area death VMH recognition set CABLE TV 0Ff1CIALS - Three offtc.IU! from COiii!IOIIdated Corrununlcatlons Group of Point Pleasant told. Mlddlepot1 oouncU members 'Monday nlghtthatcable servlce wtllbeupdatedthhlsummer. During Monday's meeting, oouncU approved tiM: third . Salt brine ~pproved for dust control in Bedford Township . Following a one and one half hour question and answer session Mon· day, Bedford Townsh.lp trustees pasSed a resolution allowing the use or salt brine for dust control on Bedford Township roads. Edith Leach, township clerk, reports 16 people were present at the meetlpg including Tom Smith and . Bill Cornell representing J ,D. DrU· ling Co .. Racine. Leach says of the Bedford Towrishlp residents in attendance, a couple were completely against the brtne usage, a couple favored It but the maJorlt.v had no opinion ell her Lottery winners readb!g lhu8 adojlltng a new cable TV ordlnanOe. :raldng part In a similar presentatloo reoonlly at the Holiday IM a& Kanauga we~ left to rig!&, Le81er Erll, en&Jnner for Coll'IOIIdaled; Marty Crawford, center, regional manager and Hup Buckner, vlce-pft!sidenl of operalloiL'!I. (OVP file photo). . way. They, however, were there to Urnes when brine Is being applied to the roads. ask qu~ tlons , In addlllon. only J .P . Drllllnjl has Leach describes the situation as · "half and half" pointing out that by a contract with BedfordTownshlpat the time the trustees had fanned the lhis time to spread brine. No other resolutions with some stipulations, driller will be permitted to spread weryone In attendance "seemed brine In Bedford Township unless a contract Is arranged. ' satisfied ," Leach reports that Bedford Town· The resolution. as related by ship Trustees David Brickles, Leach, Is that only brine from Bedford TOJ!!Inshlp Is ·ro be put on Robert Pickett and Stanford Stock· ton WCfl' presenT for the meeting. Bedford Township roads, any Public meetings to discuss brtne landpwner not wanting the brine In usage are scheduled tonight (1\res· front of hiS property Is to contact the day) In Chester Township and trustees and at least one trustee tomorrow night In Sulton Township. must he present to supervise at all Police action destroys homes PHILADELPHIA <UP!) - Peo· pie pressed . against the pollee barricades· to watch their houses .bum, some of them reslgn.ed ·to starling over and others wondering why "Mayor Goode bUrned my house down." Pollee set off an Inferno when they dropped a hombonarowhouselnan attempt to nush out members of the anti-establishment group MOVE. Sixty houses were destroyed 60 homes and dozens more were damaged. "My family had alilts dreams, all of Its aspirations, tied up In that house," said Janice Walker, crying as her home was consumed by names. "There was no need to destroy an entire neighborhood.The nre was not necessary." "FREE DO SO·UND" SPECIAL ATHENS ENGAGEMENT -BIG BAND SOUNDS RETURNING TO ATHENS FROM COLUMBUS I S2000 PER COUPLE TICKETS AVAILABLE IN ATHENS FROM OHIO UNIVERSITY INN, MARTING'S, SPORTS, INC. TICKETS AVAILABLE IN POMEROY FROM GERALD POWELL or eALL 286-5051, COLLECT. SATURDAY, MAY 18 FRIDAY, MAY . 17 WHISKEY RIVER 7:00 I 9:30 P.M. DONATD TO TRR' - *Ia 111P III ... Clab member u.. Riga, exUEiiW! left, ...., ~ • S880 dtedlltom Dr. Hamid Brown ofPGIUettO)' lo help fund lbeclub'•lqiOOIIIInclrtploMexlco.A.IIopldured, . left 1o rtpl, are club mettnben Betty ADa lAIII, · BrendaSinclalr~ J!'.rlnAndel-. 'lbeMexlcotrtpll tldleduledforJtmel&-2111Ulderlheclredlllllol8jt 11111 teiiCher Fred Baloy. Dr. Brownawourapull who are able to 811pport llae type!! of llludent oppommMtee r ., HART IROTIIE.S . 1:30 P.M. 1 I , ,.,.., Court St., Athom, 10 o.m. Sptli/Socottd 12130/JIOO p.m. Drill Team c.,._ttttoa,·11 Neoll Sticker Swa~~o 12 .NoM , ...of.W. C1111e11, 2 p.m. '""' o-s. 4 p.m. · P~Wiov Duo-........,... , 5145/9 p.m. 11t .... latlftt •~~• Jl.lll. Jerfui*H Q..,.t-&oopol, I p.m. c-. SUNDAY, MAY 19 Sutukl Vlollnt, 12tJO p.m. Nitlhl W.W.. 113115 p.m. 3 Milt filii IIIII, 1130 p.m. ..... Sllew, 2/4•15 P·•· c-try lltciMoo S"'lneon, 2145 p.m. Mils CHI ...,,., Daughter c..tosts Apt 4-5, 7·9, 1D-12, U-IS) 5.•130 ,.111• • · AU GlAND I AND EVENTS ARE FlEE' OF CHARGE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC • I' - ! NEIGHBORHOOD IVRNII - A PNh' 'Willa llran8n w~ • the tire fram """ lionw 1111 Pine Street l)lhl up lbe area. An~ • honw'"" cleolroyed by lire, after a pollee bombcanpt tile home ·~ The pollee moved In early Monday with an eviction notice after pressure from Irate neighbors who were . fed up with the violence, squalor, rats, garbage and late-nlgt bullhorn harangues from the MOVE hou.~. Mindful of a bloody confron. tatlon seven years ago in which a policeman was killed, autborltles first evacuated residents from oiMOVEmembenGIIIIreaadqo+k~. . .Cinqh lbe netatsbort.iiod when .. ell)lhlen -IIIIo& a& and ~·t a,ach the buralnl houe. UPJ, "' several blocks around the MOVE ·compound. After the MOVE members failed to respond towater. teargas and gun fire. pollee dropped a concussion bomb on lhelr roof, set tlng off the fire. Firelighters were shot at as they tried to ext lngulsh It and Mayor Wilson Goode said the unexpected blaze caused S5 million In damage. "What you see here Is a classic exampll' or citizens being Ignored by their goV(inunent," said a federa I employee who declined to gtve his name. "Mayor Goode burned my house down. "It I remember correctiy, my Insurance doesn't cover acts of war or pollee actions." Many residents were outraged by lhe pollee tactics and othel'!l were concerned aboui financial recovery. "Now who's going to give me resiltutlon?" said Gary Winfield, wbo Uved next ·.door to MOVE. · "Sanebody's going to give me something or they'll have MOVE IT on their hands. All I have to say for the neighbors Is, I hope you're satisfied." Kareem Nadir, who described hlmsel! as MOVE sympathizer, y said, "Do you know what they 've just done? They've drat tliem drop bombs on hou ses? Do you know what they have started hen~? It's going to be one long, hot summer now they've done this." Many people who gathered at the pollee ban·lcades to watch tho:>lr houses bum to thP ground wet·e angry, "It Is ridiculous. Why did they have to burn down the whole block?" asked a man who di'CIInl'd to gtve his na me. "They dldri 't bring a solution tot he problem,'' lamented a 39"year-()Jd man who called himself Aba. "They Inflamed the problem by using these kinds of weapons," Elrldge Burroughs, who was living a block away from MOVE until he was evacuated, ·said, "I think they handled It the best they can. "The only complaint 1have Is that when the fire started they should have poured more water on It." Earl Watkins, 73. and hJs wife Uved across the street from the MOVE frau.~ and lost t;'Vt'rything but he .also was not bitter. • � 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. 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