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The Haning will be sentenced . by bridge's. consJruotion.' · The new entlng the state, and 'i'homas vehicular hOmicide charge was not O'Brien at'a later date. .r · • bridge will replace the present Eslocker, Athens, representing the filed untU approximately a yel!l' bridge which is inpoorcondltionand · later. defendant. has been posto:tl off limits to heavy Haning had been charged .with ')'he presentation of evidence In vehicles. driving left of cen~er In Meigs .the case was concluded la~e Replacement of tbe bridge was County the morn.lng of March 12, Wednesllay morning. Following a deemed necessary because Ohio 19&'lallegedly causlnganaccldentln recess, Meigs County Court Judge Power · workers and equipment .which VIcki Kittle, 24, of Gallipolis, Patrick O'Brten gave Instructions to must cross· the b~ldge to get' to a . was kllled. TheaccldentoccuiTedon the five men-three women jury , substation. In an emergency sltua· O)llo 7 near the former King's Arms early that afternoon. · lion , problems could arise If Ohio The nc"1 Brooks • night club. Deliberations began around 2: 30 Power needs to take heavy equip· Chariot, the stale-of· The wheels of Haning's truck p.m.andthejuryretumedthegullty lhc·art h.ochnol~ ment across the present'brldge. . left verdict at aboul6 p.m. in · '' --~~I ~...Jo;lf!UP"''t' "llill' marl" h:,: th" MiddJwJILPf.l!i<;!> ~partms:n ' during December and 12 accidents were investigated. All vehicles of the department were driven 4.M81l'liles durtng the month and parking meter collections totaled $374 while merchant pollee collections amounted to $52. ' trust~es organize~ Everetl .Schultz was nam(•d chairm an and Chester Wells, vice chairman, when the Olive ·Township Trustees met for the 198.'i organizational session. The trustees will meet a t6::10p.m .durlngthewintPrmonthsand at 7:30 durtng the summer months at the Reedsville Fire Station. Meetings wUI be held on the fifth of each month except when thE' . .Man· guilty of veliicular homicide (Continuq:! from Page 1) December police statistics Chester llnndlly. Jimuarv 17. 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio -~ . .__ .... • e ...,.... • ....... ____ .. _ ...... ""'- enttne aty -·-:.::. be held on the following Monday. Fire department's annual activities The Middleport Fire Department answered 109 fire and rescue calls and 412 emergency calls 't or a total of52l durtng1984, Fire Chief ;Jeff Darst reports. Ther!" was an av•,ra!>'e •OI has been spent by the. county highway department for snow removal. This total includes snow removal materials, equipment and )abor. . Ted Warner, county highway department crew supervisOr, re· · ported that 25 tons of salt for snow removal purposes had been dell· vered to the county with another 25 ~ On oroer. Tne Oepari.Trrelit . intends. to mix the salt with cinders tons homicide charge, the jury also found Haning guilty of the charge of ·drtvlng left of center. Prior to the jury's decision, the to topple over. Kittle's six-month old daughter was ln. a car seat on the right side of the car. The Infant sustained Injuries in the accident, Grievances filed against sheriff ' ' Hearing set in cop's death r NEWPORT, Ky. (API - ·A C(Jitnty District Court before Judge Newport man was due in court today Lambert Hehl. lU au:.wt'J"'t1 II JUJ\Jt:n.;mu-~U-i~·--·~,c::U'U'IVlZi.Jc-;:, 3a'~ ··u"•"'u"=-'CJ"'n"-•=~ p~ ~-ng death of a city pollee officer who the murder charge under a Ken· With union support, a class action · beuptoFrankandBolintochoosean ""' ~~e-~!'OO:ed~!e=~as- !!ledd.an-= "~:;:;F--t~!- ~~!ti"u.tc:- !x••·• ,..j-!!<:~•o!-= 11 against Meigs County Sheriff arbitrators that wlll be provided by Howard Frank. the union. The arbitrator will then Namedlnthegrlevancearelsaac decide the date, time and location Mohler, Elizabeth Mohler and fortheactualarbltratlonprocedure. Bolin says he wiU be In Meigs Donald Mohler, who were lenninatro from their positions as County to talk to Frank on Tuesday. deputies for the department when Bolin also stated that he Is Frank assumed the office of sheriff "contemplating filing charges on Jan. 7. against Frank for unfair labor . According to union spokesman practices." Bolin says he has been Barry Bolin, slaffrepresentatlvefor given Information leading him to · the American Federation of Slate, believe that Frank Is pressurtng County and Municipal Employees deputies now serving under him to ~:..:~ro:~~~Q~;~~e~~es~~ts!ft-- ~~f~~~v w~ f!!tai!Y~Qt b'l a t~,O':"~~~~so~m~eo~ne~~'~c~an~~;be~~:~~~~~,o:J Olive trustees slate meeting only from freezing. Rescue vehicle bids The commissioners will make preparations to advertise bids for a rescue truck for the Racine Fire Department as soon as it reCeives a signed final agreement from the Olive Township Trustees will meet in special session to discuss appropriations on Tuesday at 6:30 p.m: at the Reedsville Fire Station. ' Trustee's name omit.t ed Delbert Smith Is the third memberoftheSuttonTownshlpBoardof Trustees and was unintentionally omitted from a recent meeting report. Homes destroyed by'fire Two Meigs County homes were destroyed by fire Wednesday. In Rutland, the two-story frame home occupied by Margie Banks ana her brother, and owned by.Bill Smith was leveled by flames at about 1: 15 p.m. • Rutland Fireman Jerry Black said the fire is believed to have been of an electrical nature. Banks was in one part of the large home when ~ The roof was falling in when firemen reached the scene. Black said that Ms. Banks attempted to call the department through a telephone operator, causing some delay In the department receiving the call. There was nothing saved from the fire, but Black reports that there is Insuranc-e on the structure and the contents. Middleport responded tO· a mutual aid call from 'the Rutland Department sending two trucks and nine men to assist with the fire. Eariy Wednesday, three departments were on the's ceneof a fire at the Alva Holsinger Jr., residence on the Success Road . Asslsting.Qilve Township firemen were the Orange Township Fire Department and the Ch<'ster Fire Department. The one-story frame home was termed · a total loss and nothing was saved from the ' residence, firemen reported. . · Wednesday evening, tile Salem Fire Department went to the Price Strong Road to extinguish a motor, vehicle fire. Snow closes schools the d~fendant's wanton conduct led to a fatal shooting. Y<Jmmonwealth Attorney Louis Ball said last week that his office has no authority to amend the charge against Mcintosh. Ricky D. Mcintosh, 25, already has pleaded Innocent to the murder charge he faces In the Dec, 30 shooting death of pollee officer Anthony Jansen. Mcintosh, free on $10,00l bail, faced a preliminary hearing this morning In Campbell r~;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;::;~.....:;,..!.,....:;;;;;;:;:;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;; state' ' CDBG funds for this truck were ' · awarded through the commission· ers office but the money cannot be Upon recommendation from obligated without the final Meigs County Court Judge Pat -agre€ment-.-- -""' .~,~---O'Brten, -Ellen ROught has been Requests from the Meigs County appointed as a recognizance bond Bar Associatlon forthecommlssion· deputy clerk for the county court. ers to approve raising payments to Swisher of the Meigs County Mike court appointed atlorneys was Department of Human Services tabled for l;lck of clarification on the presented Meigs County Commisamounts wanted 1 sioners Wednesday with a report of In other business, Commissioner the general relief worker's Manning Roush was reappointed to program. serve on the Buckeye Hills Resource TheMelgsCountyCourthousewUI Conservation and Development aiL day. Monday In be_closro Board executive committee. ob>;ervance 9f Martin Luther King Other reappointments included Day. Fted Hoffman, Bob Buck, BUI A special meetlngof.the commisWickline and Eleanor Thomas to the sioners wUI be 'held on Tuesday at Buckeye Hills-Hocking Valley Re· · 1: 30 p.m. Bids will be opened at that glonal .Development District policy time on a new grader for therounty council. highway department. The next regular corfunlssloner's meetingwlll be 1 p.m. Wednesday at Safety probe urged the courthouse. . Cl k · er approved WASHINGTON (API - A proposed reorganization of. the· Mine Safety and Health Administration that could reduce the number of agency field . offices would be a "grave mistake," says an Ohio co,ngressman. 1 agmn ATTENTION 111 1 ~ .... 1 .. AND · IJJI\UI:'.ll IIUIIII;.It ~ATS . ·off Men Tax books open Real estate tax books are open until Jan . :n for the payment of taxes at the office of Meigs County Treasurer George Collins. . JACKETS LONDON FOG, ETC, Square, round and slow dancing will be held Saturday a! the Eli Denison Post 467, American Legion Ha ll in rutland. There will be a live band and refreshments. ~usic wUI be from 9 p.m. to 1 a.!n. Area deaths "N ley H 11 89 Rt 1 Mlddl · !If yse ' ' . . e"J!Orl, died Thursday morning In Holzer Medical Center. ~ Mr. Hysell was borti In Rutland, Road to Veterans Memorial, and at 7:17p.m. took Gina Pellegrino from Dorcas to Veterans MemoriaL ·Leon, W.Va., died Thursday morning in Pleasant Valley Hospl· tal, after a long illness. She was born Nov. 28, 1006, to the lateJamesF.andHesterAnnBaker Fauver. may -i::l&raFauver Thomas ': Clara Fauver Thomas, 78, Rt. 2, ! ,' I ....... ·. " ' ._. .... uavauo,..o..::.••u.'-" effort to "get rtd of the union" at the Meigs County Sheriff's Department. Three other former s]Jerlff' s deputies - Robert Beegle, carl Hysell and Jim Soulsby- were not terminated from their duties untll they failed to show up for newly assigned shifts, Bolin says. All three men held down full-time day jobs, but worked evening duties at the sheriff's department for years. Frank changed their shift to day, making It · Impossible for them to report for duty, according to Bolin. Bolin says these men also have a case If they should chose to file grievance against the sheriff. At the present, these men have not done so. ,. alLUMBUS, Ohio (API - An OhiO House panel Is about to oll"n hearings Into the policy of moving ~ ....... - metttally ill· and ·retarded patients ·- ~ - · !).Gallipolis. "None of us wants to drag this thing on for six months," she said. facUlties, a practice claims "will result In bare-face cruelty" to the patients. At Issue Is "delnstltutlonallza· lion," transfertng patients from state Institutions to an assortment of locaJ.tacllltles forcommunlty-based treatment. But the American Federation of State, County and MuniCipal Em· ployees says that also could mean sending them · into the streets or group homes run byprtvateowners. Gerald W. McEntee, the union's InternatiOnal president, says the policy "wUI result ·in bare-lace cruelty to the .mentally U1 and mentally retarded citizens who are now being cared for In state Institutions In Ohio." · He.called for a moratortum on the practice and appointment of an Independent commisSion to lnvestl· Ourfunctlonlstolookatthesltuatlon as It eurrently exists, identify the problems and come up with some solutions," Ms. Boster said. She said two hearings would be held the last week of the month In Columbus to hear testimony from the departments of Mental Health, and Menial Retardation and Devel· O[Jmentai Disabilities. · SeparateheartngswiUbeheldthe same day In Cambridge and Gallipolis. Others are to be held next month In Toledo, Cleveland and Cincinnati. "The theory Is that whatever treatment, training and education that we provide In the lnsUtutlon can beprovidedbetterlnthecommunlty at less cost to the state or whoever's picking up the lab. And the wholt function of treatment .:. Is to 11z th peo 1e th t e' the battle hasn't been easy. The governor seems to have let himself listen to the wrong people. And thE> top state officials responsible for the mentally dis· abled think that dumping people Is a good thing," McEntee said Thursday. A seven-member House commit· lee looking into the move h: been raised, I think ... Is whether or not those services ... are available In the community and, If they are available, who's picking up the tab. Is It the slate? Is It the local community? "And are our mentally Ill · and mentally retarded populations lJe. lngserved?Therearealotofpeople alLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - It seems as ~Ohio motorists have hit a stretch of unusual good fortune. A downward spiral Is pus.hlng pump · prices beloW $1 a gallon, and Gov. Richard Celeste Is ruling out any . IncreaSe in the state's 12-cents-pe'r. gallon gasoline tax. ~ But backers of an Increase In the axle mlle tax paid by trucks say they intend to renew a bid to boost thai levy, which has been unchanged for 32 years. They want to use the extra money to repair crumbling bridges aroond the.stateand bUDd new ones. Celeste'ssland on the gas tax was welcomed by Tom Cashman at :~:~~j:?~~~~~~i£ Bullet wound caused New Haven woman's death in 'fall of '84 -- &lt.,l·l~ . . . ALL SALES FINAL POINT PLEASANT- A gunshot wound. to the head has been determined to be the cause of death of a Mason County woman whose decomposed body was found near her New Haven, W.Va., home Wednesday afternoon. · · Dr .Irvin M. Sopher, state medical examiner, said the victim, 3'7-yearold Barbara Davis, had beer\ dead for several months and died ''probably sometime In the fall." ":Kl::- ' "NO-LA YAWA·YS POMEROY II Davis' body, covered with a blanket a.-.d sage brJSh, was found In a shallow grave near the bank of the Ohio River, accordlnl{ to New . tax LegislaJor pushes Motorists of Ohio for Vehicular Equity, a railroad-backed group which has lobbied for a boost In the axle mile tax paid by heavy trucks. "Any touching of the fuel tax Is just flat wrong. 1\'S unjust and 11. really n~lls the.average car driver," Cashman said. He maintained thatthetrucklevy, based on the number of axles and miles traveled In the state, was nota tax Increase. ''Our measure, In a sense, Is a reform measure rather tl)an an increase," cashman said. Rep. Ike Thompson, D·Oeveland, who has unsuccessfully sought passage of a boost in the axle mue levy in the past, said he wlll reintroduce the bill In the current session. If enacted; it wwj.l generate an extra $8) million a year, with proceeds used to repair the state's deteriorating bridges and build new spans. "I think it 's needed. OUr bridges are in worse shape now than In 1979" when he headed a task force that looked into the problem, he said. "They get worse each year. I think the users should pay." A companion blll would doublefrom the current nine to 18 - the ·number of porlable weigh scales used by the state to catch over· weight trucks. "Rlghtt now, we get about $50 million a year off axle mile. We should really be getting $100 million because of the enforcement problems we have. We miss half of them," Thompson said Thursday. In his Slate of the State address Wednesday, Celeste proposed using $1.9 bllllon in federal and state money for a highway 'construction program over the , next two years. But It ts to be· funded by revenue from existing motor vehicle fuel taxes. - 'Broader dialo.gue' with Soviets soug.h t ' Haven police. Arrested on a murdercharge.was Davis' son, Wllllam Paul Davis, 18. He remained In custody without bond at the Mason County Jail, authorities said. · Dmcla!s said a preliminary hearing ·has been set for · Wednesday. New- Haven pollee and West VIrginia State Pollee slarted an investigation last weekend after reportsthatahumanbodyhadbeen " thrown into the river In either late September o! early October. - Authorttles said no motive has · been eslabllshed. support tbe Arabs and are the main arms supplier for Syrta. U.S. officials offered assurances, how·· ever, that they would not "cut a deal" with the Soviets at Israel's expense. And. In Jerusalem, David ' Klmche, the director general of the Israeli foreign ministry, said "lithe Soviets want to play a positive role we will welcome that ." · WASHINGTON (AP) - The Reagan administration, seeking a broader dialogue with the Soviet Union, Intends to propose lalks oil Central America and other unstable areas of the world now that It has a new agreement to exchange views on the Middle East. according to · dialogue on an-lssuethatiscentral to U.S.-Sovlet relations. It also cleared the way for talks on other topics, although the agreement on the Middle East actually had been ·re11ched earlier. It surfaced when Mark Palmer, a State Department official, briefed the IsraeLI govern· "To the extent that we can clarify positions, It makes the world a little less dangerous place," an official who spoke on condition of anonymIty said 1;)1ursday. · In the NlxonandFordadmlnlstratlons, the United -States tried · to reach an accommodation with the Soviet Union to lessen tensions around the world. Ronald Reagan, campalgnlng for the presidency, led a charge by conservatives agalnsl ct..tente. And In his first three years In the White House, he followed the ' same hard line, denouncing the Soviet Union as an "evll empire." But Reagan signaled a shift In a speech last .J'an. 16. "We must and wlll engage the Soviet Union In a dialogue that wlll serve to promote peace in the troubled regions of the world," he said. Then, in a U.N. speech Sept . .24, he called for a ''better working relationship" that Included talks at the expert level. -'!'"-e·-•~~ree~t .. J~•u. - 0o •- -e ••"-u rea""" '-' 1-.;;u Ul Geneva to resume talks on reducing nuclear weaooos reooened the ' The time and place for the ' Mideast talks have not been set, although Wa~hlngton and Moscow are likely sites. Richard W. Murphy, a fanner U.S. ambasador to Lebanon and Saudi Arabia and now assistant secretary of state for the Near East, probably will represent the United States. However, Secretary of State George P. Shultz may take on tbe assignment If he makes a trip to Moscow after the anns control talks open. "We'd be happy to chat with tbem about any number of different regions," a U.S. official, who declined to be Identified, said. "This (the Middle East) Is the only one where there Is an agreement of prtnclple thus far. We have offered to ta)k about a number of other SECURn'Y MEE'l'IJ.'iG - Prealdent Reapa meet& wlllllleei'Nry regions as well. We'd be happY to of Stale Georp Sllalb. Amllll••lhr , _ GOodby, Cllllller, have that."' IR lhe Ov .. Olllce of llle WltJie 11.~- Goodby lllbe U.S. T!!eUS..dect.s!On to l!ntrlnew !all!s ·. _ J'epl'aenlallve to lbe CGIIIM'enee eJi{M!nilo!ji& lllld Sealrity m...., with Moscow appeared to unsettle and Dlsannlllllelllln Europe. (AP l£nerphoto), ' Israel since the Soviets usually i=~=;~~:~~~~Ptalt~~ltn~~~~~;;;;~,~:;;·;..,:;_-;,;.,;;;~~· J::~D 'O:.!lld ~~o..~t. . ~, . --· " ~..:. -- ~ ~arandCarolineHyseli ..Hewasa . mons Tliomasof Lron: one ter. Mrs. Carl (Mary! M. Knapp of Point Pl~asant; one son, Russell E. Thomas of Point Pleasan(; eight sisters, Birdie Fauver of Polntt Pleasant, Mrs James (Iva) Yauger of Washlnglon, Mrs. Hobert (Ethel) Sines of GrovepoJ1, Mrs. Clarence (Gladys) Stanl!'f'of Martinsburg, W.Va., Mrs. George· (Freda) Burdette of Point Pleasant, Mrs. Floyd (Pearl) Newell of Columbus, Mrs. Uoyd (Lydia) Durst of CottagevUle, W.Va., and Mrs. Fredrick (Maxine) Thomas of Mount Alto, W.Va.; one brother, Raymond Fauver of Leon; and four grandchildren. • She was p~ed In deaih by one sister, M~. Albert (Velma) Cooper, , and one bro\her, Hollie Fauver. ' Funeral services wUI be beld Saturday at 2 p.m. In WUcoxen FuneraiHome,PolntF'J11asant,wlth the Rev. Marlin Campbell otflclat· ·ing. Burial will be L'l-Forrest ]-flllc Cemetery In Leon. Friends may call at the funeral hQme after 6 p.m. · Friday, ,. touches on the- "big guy" are, from left, James Sauvage, DWight Icenhower, Benjamin Call, • Todd Ackennan and Jolm EWott. Shoveling the heavy snow was also a pasltlme (BELOW) and Greg Sauvage, left, and Mark Corbitt, .had soow shovels and ''would travel" to pick up snow shoveling jobs In the community, WhDe traditional sleddlng.wM popular with some, Mark EWott (BELOW LEFT) was happy sticking with Ids bike and found that even "wheelles" were no problem In the snow. ktoA ga-~~~~m~t~~o :m:--qa~p·-:.~rl!~!.'e,-~~::~!~::-'-''~-·::.·~"'.='"-"'S"-' ui'\d.vJnl!_ar.e lleJrJ:l•Jsll•an•~,.lcm-,J retired worker with the New York Central Railroad. ,· surviving are a daughter, Fae Fry, at home: a son and daughl!"r· liJ-Iaw, Dale William and Okla J;lysell of Columbus: nine grand· children, 16 great-grandchildren and four great . g r e a--1grandchildren. • He was (lreceded In death by his Wife, Luella Belle Hysell, four 15rothers and four sisters. • ServlceswUibeheldat10:30a.m. Saturday lh Rawlings-CoatsBlowerFuneralHomewlththeRev. ~ecll Wise officiating. Burtal wUI be 1p Riverview Cemetery. Friends call at the funeral home !lnytlme after 11 a.f[l. Friday until "-~ f 1c · ..,,~o serv es. . ( The famlly·wUI be preseni from 2 "'- and 7 9 F ld ::-' 4 to p.m. on r ay. • Mulherry Avenue combined their talent to put together this nine-foot snowman (PHOI'O AT LEFI'). Pldured ·puttmg the IIDishlng . c:-: WINTER CLOTHING CLEARANCE Square dance planned ,, ' l!'larley Hysell ~ ' . The Meigs High School !(iris basketball game scheduled for tonlgh ~ has been postponed uqtll Feb. 14. · Another four-Inch snowfall hit Meigs County overnight Wednesday, closiDg schools on Thu~ and creating tricky driviRg = ooDdiHOII8. Tlii! ilay ~provided dllrerent liblil!l\0' !ltr· ciiftereili iOU!S. ' ' Youngstet-s at the VIJia«e Manor apartment comp)ex on Pomeroy's House ·panel to conduct hearings. 30% .off ~LBERFELDS . Basketball game cancelled ~'"'•'-•~, ftlf,.kln~ To date, Frank, who was given a copy pf the Jan. 11 grievance, has ·madenoresponsetounionrepresen· tatlves but has acknowledged receiving the grievance. Since that lime, a second grievance has also been !Ued, this one a policy grtevance on behalf of the union Itself for breach of contract. TOP COATS & Three emergency calls were answered by local units Wednesday, the Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports. At 12:41 p.m., the Pomeroy unit took Harold Jeffers from 122\S .• .,.... .,. ___ n ...... a valid working contract with the department that was not due to expire until March. Bolin explained that by law, employees may be terminat.e d only for disciplinary reasons for just cause. "Frank had no justcauseand gave no notification of his intent to dismiss the Mohlers;' Bolin said. 30% T0,·40% Emergency runs ~- .._,..,,,..11\...,;UJ,ll & JACK . ~~=F~•~~-~-~Q"~li--~~"··==~~~~~~~~'----ii ~if~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;~~Me~~~ Plains. Discharged - Francis Sctiaefer, Lois CornelL n.t ...~a._ o Ladies L.... Snow scenes ~ ~ ~~ . rtchl.- �--- ~ __ ..... ··--- • BOIJ HOEFLICH under which the commission must operate. · What occurs under those cirCUmstances !s aptly described by Richard A. Vlguerie, who specialIzes In direct -maU fund raising tor conservative candidates: . "The people who adrnlnlster the law aren't dumrnles. They aren't taking on their bosses. They're • ·A MEMBER of The Associated Press, Inland Dally Press Assocla· for oHice, but the politicians elected to those posts control both the Jaws and the budget O'Neill. 'They gO after the def•~atE!d · resolved are kept secret. 'Thus, pending Investigations are not at and the minor candidates." The most recent evidence of the Issue. - ~~ ~._-,-,~doo=o . ~v . ROBERT L . WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHE;AD . DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor ti~n and the American Newspaper Publishers A~$oclation . ·' . ·. R;._ .:. -ob_e_rt_ -~_al_ - te_rs -'l'axes~are El~ .. Since that precedent was estabbut not yet acted upon - about a half-dozen other requests for transcripts of closed meetings; ·The number Is small but the potential for controversy Is quite large because they involve Influential po!ltlclans. · . grow. . But did you know that the money withheld·from the state bureaucracy went Instead to the f€deral government?, ·. That ·1s exactly what happened, acCording to a University of California volume, "Caufornla And The American Tax Revolt, " Iia~ on a Los Angeles Times survey In the spring ol 1983. -According to authors Terry Schwadron, Paul Richter and Jack Citrin; much of the muiNbilllon saving ended up In Uncle Sam's wallet, of all · Places. This Is how they descri~ what happened: : "One of the biggest winners In California's tax revolt ... was a tilx-gobbllngbllreaucracy of just the kind the late1970s 'tax rebels' loved to t d~nounce. · , :"Uncle Sam may have claimed as much as$12.5 bllllonoftl_!e estimated ~ bUIIon that Californians have saved from a tax uprlslngthatwas widely Intended to curb government's appetite. ""The money ·oowed to the federal treasury as cuts In property, state Income, and gift and Inheritance taxes swelled personal and corporate Income and reduced Itemized Income-tax reductions ." The beSt Intentions of tax-lawmakers are sometimes frustrated even , before laws are passed. Right now, tax specialists are already working on "1JYS to abort the impact of tax changes that have merely been proposed. ·One proposal, from Donald Regan's,Treasury Deparlment, would limit . to frustrate such a proposal. They plan, of course, to bigger morlgage on their primary home and p;!Y for the second home wit h t))e cash. , ·-It's legal, and it might remain legal even after taXes are revised, which they surely wUI be - as surely as there's a sun In Ute heavens. Letters to ·the Editor County forgotten are ~- a-h,sr;cey · deadliest weather phenomenon encountered by air travelers. Mlcrobursts are Immediately followed by violent, horizontal gusts • of air known as "wind shears." Planes landing or taldng off are torn out of control by simultaneous headwind, tall wind and downdraft. Since 1970, this fatal combination · no means of detecting the Andrews AFB \ype ofmlcroburst In advance -... " All the airfield's weather station had • picked up . was a small thunderstorm moving In from the west. Fujita "urgently" recommended Installation of a ·Doppler-type mlcrowave radar ,"at a strategic drawn criticism In a · draft staff .. Scoreboard ... WES11tRN ooNFEREN<E NHL results ....... ""- N"'-' Hod<• -·· "J """""•" 'lT 'll 12 Washington Phlt""''•~ ' NY NY ,.,....., ·""' Je""' Mono""" Buto.oo ""''" Qur'ttt s oo '" 133 17 2 " »> 175 17 n 4 :m 151 ~ 14 21 , :. ,,. m " " ·' " 1" 170 •·~~'":"',.., '" 116 19 " 12 "' 162 "'" n 1B 6 "' t78 t62 ., '' 1 " 161 "' 16 21 5 11 '" 1lll L.A. Lakm agency's promises to Improve weather-hazard detection and warnings to pilots In the air. The report also assesses the FAA's research-and-development pro gram as "more promise than dellve~." ~J The staff concluded that "It will likely take years before ... the . ' N""" o~•~· ~~~!'1, ~ :: ~ ~ :~~ :~ " zz ' li "" 178 Ml"""""'' posslbhf oon-nuclear alternative to gradually came to depend for their safety on mutual deterrence, based mutual assured destruction while on a recogltlon of the fact that each Reagan and his allies h.a ve been could Inflict unacceptable n11clear able to beg us to "save lives rather damage on the other ("m11tual than averl!l!e them." We have assured destruction") even after managed ·to tag lils Idea with the sustaining a surprise nuclear first demeaning nickname "Star Wars," stnke. This form .of strategic but our argument that It won't work deterrence was-.alogical outgrowth . (supported· by our tame scientists) of the then-existing technological flies squarely In the face of Russia's superiortty of offensive over defenobvious fear that.lt wtll - the fear sive weapons; and It was fortified that brought Gromyko back to Geneva. by various agreements, during the 1970s, to limit the use of such defensive technologies as existed, In order to. Insure the efficacy of retaliation on each other's dUes. s·e .m tYi 4 ·"' :m 69\'i 11 23 13 " p ;iftc ntvklon ~ I Yi .5.!8 .474 :a; 14 ~ .6'10 - Eastern tOt has also been cancelled ·Bos'"ton "qt Indian!! M' · '"" Jr""l" " M""""'"' · I Tonight's games · 'l'he Saturday night Galllpolls at Point Pleasant game has been """"'., Gameo All I IE Sto has lieen pol1tpolled ~of bad weather. Nomakeupdatehasbeen IIIJIIOIIlJOOd, ~·s Wahama at ~':';:'!;:~::"; ~:.~"'"' and rescheduled Satur,......,....~.., day, Feb. 23. Pohit Pleasaat's other ""'""" """"'" makeup dldes are Chk'<iWJ at Indiana . Tuesda Eastern at Southwestern Y· game has been cancelled with no makeup date. 'The Hannan 'fraa! at Soulhem game was also pootpooed. It Will be played Saturday olgla, weather permitting · · .........hvvu.d ,. "' "" "" ,.. ment contracts. . In other words, the FAA ooreaucrats are talking about contractual safeguards when they should be worrying about physical safegua rd s for the president of the United States and everyone else who Dies. V•mo""w """"' Tlou"""'-''' G~"' ~~.':i..\0:';:';,;'. , :i:'!~;::,\~o~r" LA ....,,.." Golden""' Su..tat" Gam~ 6· P 1" ·""'"'" ' ""'"'"~" Fl1dil.Y'11 GamM Chi''"' "' Bul!olo N.Y. 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WI · 22 17 71 22 "16 aJ ., "We Hsre AGfBst Seleetlon ol the Bs1f U~ed Cs11 Angwh11e... " Rock HIU at Oak Transactions Cdl tral DtvWDn c~·t•land 0fllg •t.... I I L Sl SUGAR .R'-'N fLOUR MILLS . ,_ 110 Mulllerry Ave. PH. 992~21 15 .• "Yout ()11111 On The R.lre," ·· MILLING DIVISION ! J ~ Sym""" valley , 1Chesapeakfo . Salunlay'• '"'"''" UCLA 61, Arizona Sl.-61 Was hlnglon 72. ('11 llfnrnh1 '\ol Nanunal Bukethall 1\liHot•laUon EA.I:I'IERN CONFERENCE .\lbnlko I*WOn W LPcl. GB ,l J 6 .&Mi --&l<;lon ' ~. OrPjlon 74, Washln~on St. 72 F't>pp:fflft 77. Lo)·ola. CaW. NBA results ' .-· . W."!!'">n Fulll>rtun St. Ill, Cal -Irvine !I) N.Y. lslandc'rs al Los NIJ:('IC'S Phlludclphln Local ~ F1ndlay &7. Gmeva 64 Jnd.·Pur.·FOM Wayne 78. As;'J'and G5 W!lmlnll!on IIi, Urbana 8J FAR WIST NPW .I I'~' at Monlfl'al Ch icago"' Pitlsbufll:h Sl. J.oois at Toronto Vanrouver ar [dmonto Phlladt>lphla 111 Mlnnrsota - ... I I Belpre at MWer Clarepce . our Congressman, knows about the wale~ line . problem; Jolynn Boster, our repre- r I I Tlimble at Nelso'nvtlle-York Ohkl Cellep! BMkelt.u 'lllul'!'lday'M Ke8ullB Noo>Caot......... Dmlson 89. Mt. Vf'roon N~U:. 64 HulfaiO at Har~rd N.Y. Ran~-s at Washingtor1 Mllwauk('(' Qrorolo Chlf'at:!O Atlanla -· "'""Bratty child or non-braity child section?'' 1 Jackson at rronton Hannan Trace at Southern CoUege scores· EdomniOnall'onruuvc• _,..,.' 6 """" Boston ·ar Qlll'l:rr g~ J Nrw Jr""" Sr. Louis at Wtnn~ No ao c...,.t..,d :;::,:~ ~~~:"Anoonlo w"'"'""'"' '"""'·"'' c1~· """",..''"'" '· """.''" Conclusion: Mutual assured des•truction should be re-evaluated and treated as horrible but necessary for the time being, and Star Wars should continue to be denounced as unrowkable and cruelly expensive, pending development by the Thematic Production Section of new concepts that wUI enable us to recapture the moral high ground . and · with It the psychological offensive. Judged on I I SIMMONS' SPECIALS =-~el~ec; 1t~ed~Pciioi:Jf il~cilal'j~s~ntih~a?v,,;e"C, ,f; ;o;r;;;;,t go_,t:e.:;,n;~"··· ". =· =••~...,. '-'"·~:::Z";;:~ursC!~tru;;·'y~,"":~ia~.m~o~u~n~to~f~:t;a;~x~r~ev~en~u~es~f~o:re~xpe ~~ndll5,·~~~Ind';·~re;tro~s~pec;~t,~l~~,~see~m;s~c~le~a~r~th~a~t=:~===:r"=="""-r"-r•~·ny~"""'-~-=·-r_~·=="''"=~"""~""o<"";'=l=-"1~=:~·"-- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - made a Box 144·F ·'Domestic Program Section. Middleport, Ohio 45760 Accordingly, our 'Thematic Pro- late 1970s when It sought to retlla<:e ductlon Section successfully lm- concern over the VIetnam War with planted the phrase "arms control" concern over the threat of n11c1ear In the national dialogue as an destruction: At first the Issue ' agreed objective as early as 1900 ...:. seeined made to · order: Protest the unexam,lnE:d lmpllcatlon being p;~rades and "sl~m!Xk!wns" could merit~ be staged wherever nuclear weathat American and Soviet "arins" Were somehow out of "control." To · pons were believed stored; coileges : Everyone· wants the federal anyone's coat-tall. Tiley ride on bring about "arms control," It was . began offering courses for credit on · budget balanced, but they don't their own "merits" becau "dying Is of course necessary to negotiate the horrors of n11clear ,war, even want to sacrifice anything to get It something everyone has to do with the Soviet Union - as otien grade_!i!:hoOI children were told that · done. The "gravy train" has run out alone." TheY wt11 also be Judged by and as comprehensively as possl' they were risking nu~learvaporlza<if fuel and supplies, yet the pE><?ple their "own works." 1. Concerning ble. 'The media In, the free world . tlon. ABC-TV's "The Day Mtei'," J)t on It walling for Reagan to heaven, If 1 had the choice, I would could be .depended. on to · make broadcast Ia~ In 1983,- was simply • perforrri a rnlracle to get It moving much rather go to "paradise' with certain that this country's negoitathe cherry on the sundae. · !igaln. Reagan Is no "God," he Is God," than to heaven. 2. There are tors would be tinder the heaviest But such propaganda merely just a man who Is trying to perform many rewards rut i!veryone's goal possible pressure to reach agreerendered President Reagan's prop• Ids dulles, with very little help trom should Ill\ the highest, which Is men! with the Russians, any . osal for resea,rcl! IJito a system of Congress. 'The. president has very Celestial Glory. 3. 'Those who agreement, no matter how lopalded ~pace-be,_sed defense against nulittle power of his own. Every bill Inherit Celestial Glory wtll dwell or unverifiable, woul<l be hailed by · clear rnJsaiJes· all the more att'rac! tllat Is passed has to go through with "both God" and Christ. the rriedla as a "breakthrough" lor live when technology made · It qongress tor approval before 'It I woUld also like to add that I am "peace"; any failure to reach possible. In'stead of occupying the teaches the president. If he vetoes Utanldul that 900 wUI be my Judge . . agreement, no matter how justimoral high ground,· as ~ had It, they can override the vetq and Maxine Diddle Se~rs previOUsly done ! Insisting upon fled, would dtscredlt the responsible P,.ss It anjiWay.-w-ny do you tiiini< · · ·-~- :!(}'.SO J.'a!ley Be!! Rd- A.-r.ertcau puUtl\:al ~ea~r-:::; "flex!- ,.,, uarrns cor.trc!" a..'!d denouncL11g l~ Reagan went on national TV to get ,. Racine, Ohio 45m . ble.'~ "rigid," 11 haWldsh," etc. concept of mutilal a.uured.destrue·the tax cut, during his last term? References were taken from Meanwhile the United States and tlon), we have found ourselves .; No one rid~; to heaven on King Jar:;es Version of Bible. rthe .SoViet Union d\t"ng the 1960s forced to refuse to consider a I I f11i~ltll!o.; II{ ~~ ---=~:=,~='r=~ 6 - Secret memorandum _____W_i_llUl_·m_A_.R_us_h_er I would like to say In past years sentatlve, knows about It and our NEW YORK (NEA) - Memol've seen Meigs County just sit by senator, Oakley CoJllns, knows too. randum to: High Command, Liband watch other counties get new You know why? I've written them era! Propaganda Machine bUsiness and Industry, and here we all and got letters hack. Well, all I From: Analysis Section sl): and watch new businesses and can say is Meigs County had better Reference your request ANP185 Industry try just to move ln. But start yeJllng discrimination beWe have reviewed thematic can't we see the trouble Pizza Hut cause I am sure we should get more materials recently employed In the has had and still Is? That Is a shame . help in getting jobs for our county field of strategic defense, and submit an Interim report herewith. and now we see the Pageville than we hav't'· As for our elected officials for Meigs County, . I hope It should first be recalled that, Industrial Park slipping away from ui; and 1 am sure over 100 jobs wUl they will work day and night until under our basic guldellnes, our ,t t ali because there Isn't any water. that water line Is to the Scipio · fundamental assumption Is that, But as our p;~per said Sunday, It's Industrial Park and "Ute town of while an dequate strategic defense ail around. I would like to just say Pageville. It's jobs for all Meigs of the United States Is probably necessary, both Its quantity and Its this: Our Governor says he wants · County and that means only one Jobs for Ohio but here's proof he thing - more b,uslness - because . quality are open for diSCuSSion. By more people will have a paycheck arguing for ever greater reductions doesn't. If h~ did, the water would be there now and It looks as If all our to spend. In these, we free up the maximum I I I . .575- """"'" 21 " -"' 5 ).. A Cll 19 Z! 463 7% ,;,;1,.%""" )Jl 21 ,,., 7 ~ ,..,,,, " :m ·"" B 15 Golden so••;,,...y,;:'..,! ·"" """" Ill\,""" Voo-k., Chk: ~ Ck!\ rt d oo "'" ::,.;., 111: ~""" con· 1., "'"~"'CAMPBELL CONfPEI"ttCE • co~· Ka""" 1~ 21 ' ' 18 I) tr,::,'""'"'' L T ... GF o• 7 61 191 ln '''an""" " Plllsbuflolh ~~ ""'' ''" P"'""' DO,...,, ..12 23 11 """"' Dallas B> noe """"'""'"""' WAL.tli OOI'ti.'FBKENCE that the agency's procurement . ~ t I Cinema.._'?) Hoop ··-•Shoot Contest . lioff, a 6-4 SOphomore imwanlirom RIO GRANDE - Five Grande College Redmen are listed Kalida, Ohio, Is second In field goal among the leaders In the Mid-Ohio accuracy (.591), eighth In reboundConference ·Individual statistics Ing (6. 7) and 16th In scoring (12.8) while brother Greg, a 6-3 forward, Is according to the lates; release. listed seventh In field goal percen· Jerry Mowery, a 5-8 senior guard tage (.551) and lltlt In scoring from Williamsport, Ohio, Is first In (15.4). Kellt Wolfe, a 5-9 junior assists (7.3), fourth In free throw guard from Racine, Ohio, Is listed percentage ( .851), sixth In field goal percentage (.563) and ·14th In 11th In free throw accuracy (.782). seating (13.8). Dan Curry, a - 6-7 _ The_ Redmen are currently In . senior forward of Derby, Ohio, ts second place In Ute Mid-Ohio Conference, 2-1, behind undefeated fifth In field goal ~rcentage ( .566), seventh In rebounding (~.8) and Malone (~) and Walsh College (~). ninth in scoring (16.0) and free Rio Grande will resume conferthrow percentage (.785). Joe Ver- ence play Saturday as they host Tiffin University at 7:30p.m. It wUI Games postponed be Bob Evans Farms night. To.........,8 Buffalo-Putnam at Wa •..,. •• • hama HI ... Scbool basketbd game ,... PlACE SECOND - Flnl8blng leCOIId In lhe recent GaDipollo Elks' Hoop Shoot contest were, first rqw, left to right- Carrie Morrt-ey and Scott ~ubbard, elpt 1111d nine year-old dlvlslo11. Rear -Colin Mllldens ~~ ~~r)~ (!2-13), and Jolut Elunan (12-13). Ab~ie~Jt- Angle has contributed to at least six location In the Washington, D.C. systems needed to observe rnlcrocrashes that killed a total of 440- area capable of scanning Andrews burst and wind shear, and alert· people. ... and the helicopter route between pilots In a timely manner ... are The · Andrews AFB microburst the White House and Andrews." · Implemented at airports. was . the strongest ever measured But to this day, there Is no such The staff report noted that FAA since government research began warnlilg device In place. A Federal officials testifying before the s11bIn 1978. While Afr Force One Aviation Administration spokescommittee In 1981 and 1983 prom~ escaped damage on the ground, t(Je man told my associate Tony • !sed the ins.taliatlon of systems then greak weather damaged·a blllldlng Capaccio . that It hasn't been In the research stage, Including on the base, three Air National Installed because the Doppler mlcrob11rst-detection equipment. Guard jets and an F -4 fighter sitting technology "Is In the research "We foufid," the staff wrote, "that on the tarmac. phase right now." He said he had despite major expenditures In the In· a report presented to the Air seen It .work In tests, and predicted past, the record falls to show Force and Rep. Elliott Levltas, It will be "the next breakthrough In significant Improvements In D-Ga.,. Dr. Theod~re F'ujlta, a radar technology." weather-related aviation safety." · University of Chicago meteoroloThe FAA's relaxed approach has The FAA spokesman explained gist, described the Incident as "a I I • Mlcroburs~s !r,;;::,;~ at ~-~-~~n~t~e~r""~--~t~d~e<l~-~u~ct~!o~n~•~,:J~a~m~ru;t~~g~~g~e~s-~o~ij~~~~?~~~·~~v~a~cfat~11o~n~-=-~u~p .~~~~~ofalr ~~~-~~~ -~~~~~~ ~--~~~b~"~~~~~-;·~·-~-=~;~~;;:~f~ ~~~:i'~.,~i'~ n~m ~ i m~~~~~ ~i ~ ~~~ ·~ · L~~~ . b~:~~~ · ;-; ·~~~;~~H~~~~~~~·~~~F~e~b~-~u~,~~~~~~ tak~:;": ~ts!:-. i~~""Witt!P · ::::my.t.~·--::~::~~-:;·.~::~:~~ ~ ~:~po~a:;~'yzee.:;u!;~f"Y·-~~~o~~~e j~~!~.;"'g·:;~;~..-:~~;~:,: to 120 knots. I Rio 13 .. j Five Redmen listed among leaders Air Force -one's close caii-.--___Ja_ck_A~nd_e_rso_n WASHINGTON - This Is the story of a disaster, heretofore imreported, that rnlssed President Reagan by six minutes. Air Force One, with the president aboard, landed at Andrews Air Force Base outside W _ ashlngton.on the afternoon of Aug. 1, 19133. 'The weather was dry and northwest winds were blowing at 10 to 20 knots. The presidential p;1rty disem harked and headed fortbeWhlte House without Incident. Six minutes later, the alrfleldwas engulfed In the sudden f~~ry of a "mlcroburst," with 'finds gusting . Gallipolis Lodge No. 10'1 of the · boys and girls, ages elgl)t through Benevolent and Protective Order of Jj, from Gallla, Meigs and Mason ·Elks held the finals of tbe 1984--85 counties. Trophies were awarded Hoop Shoot Competition at Gallla for both first and second place finishers In each of the three boys' Academy High School recently, Seventy-eight participated In the and ' girls' categories with the competition with more than 600 winners advancing to the district · children participating at the local competition at Marysvlll~. The schools to determine various age National Finals will be held April 26 group Winners. to 28 at Indianapolis, Ind. The lOCal contest was QPen to One request s~ks Information about a proposed enforcement action · against Cltjzens for the Republic, the multlmllllon-dollar political action committee that J)layed a major_role In ca_t_apultlng_ President Reagan Into the White House. Several other requests relate to <m FEC meeting In late 1984 at which the commission considered allegations against both members of the Democratic PartY's 1984 national ticket. As long as there Is a sun In the heavens there wUI be taxes on Earth, along with all those things that people do abOut taxes. But nobody can accurately forecast the lmp;~ct of (ax actions. Do you remember the 1981 federal tax cu tthat redUced the percentage of - --lin'c<Jfi\i~· y<)ti'11au tuUUi't:.-uut l\t\:t;:de 3cuu ~ bj.·A ~ ~~ -fer the-~.:LI!.----· Income family, according to President Reagan's economic advisers? How could you forget it, especially when states and municipalities, many of them with severe financial problems, used the 0penlng to raise their own taxes. Wbile. the locals didn 't take It all, they made a big dent In the . \ reduction. Alld perhaps you remember the 1978 tal< revolt In California, where voters passed Proposition 13, a measure that limited real estate taxes and deprived the oorea11cracy of the money It needed to d<l Its thing, which Is to Only six of 25 Mid-American games this season have been won by 1f the Rockets Win .Saturday at road teams. The Bobcat$ have two 61110 Ulll'lfflltylifil1Kffit-Sti;te-ralls_.ct tlJoie -•.dc.tode.i amt.Kent.Sta te, _"""""' at Ball State Toledo would move Mlarnl, Ball State and Toledo one into a share ~ the lead. Ohio and away triumph each. In other Mid-American games Kent State are the co-leaders with 4-1slarlS,onegameaheadofToledo, Saturday, Nortllern llllnols plays at Norihern Illinois, Miami and WestMlarnl , Kent State at Ball State em Michigan, ali 3-2:--(2-3), Eastern Mlchigart (1-4) at 'The odds,~ however, are against CentrarMlchlgan (14) and Bowling Toledo winning at Ohio. Green (14) at Western Michigan. said. Otterbein seeking 16th straight basketball victory. . forcement' matters that subsequently were completed. 'that action was taken after the journalist seeking the doruments offered a compelling argument: ''The commission Is supposed to see to It that sunshine Ulumlnates the financing of federal elections. How can It hiding Its own actions • LETTERS OF OPJNtoN are welcome. They should be less than 300 words iong . All letters are su bjec t to .e ditlng and mu st be signed wlth name, add ress a n.d teleph one number . No uns ig ned letters will be published. Letters should be In ·good taste, addressing Issues, not persona lities. tlting, but their iinpact isn't · 'The Rockets, ~seesonfavorites AP Sporta WrtW to capture the Mld-Amerk:an . Jerry Peirson, the rookie coach at crown, lost their first two conference - Mlarrit (Ohio) , has a warning-for games"tlliS seasara:OO-w.:Felast In · Mid-American Conferonce basketthe league In field-goal percentage ball teams: Watch out for Toledo. going Into this week. "I thlfiK'.l'oledo lsgolngtobetough But they turned it around aglj(nst from here on ln. I think we gave Miami, ·reaching a season·hlgh 63 them a.U kinds o! confidence," percent shooting tram Ute Door. Pelr.:rln said after tile Rockets__, "It's the way I eJ!pec! us to play. plnneda74-65defeatontheRedsklils Our bali movement was better on Wednesday night. offense," Toledo Coach Bob Nichols . . But after an Investigation has commission's pencha~t for protectIng powerful politicians comes In been concluded, · public access to the form of proposed new regula- most of the flies (with exceptions tions. They woUld permanently such as the names of confidential shield from public scrutiny ali Informants) Is authorized by lhll- ' records of FEC meetings at which Freedom. of Information Act and enforcement actions against candl- . the ,Sunshine In Government Act. dates are considered. · Indeed, the commission's genAt al(govemment departments eral counsel last year authorized and agencies, federal statute, en- Ute rele~se of transcripts of several WASHINGTON (NEA) - Although thl' Federal Election Commission Is s11pposed to serve the public, the agency panders to a very different constituency - the politicians whose campaign financIng activities It Is supposed to regulate. That's because the FEC must with a conflict unique to ~ 'Toledo team to watch in MAC'-Peirson=· By GEORGE S'DWDE =_ · DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA The Daily Sentinei- Page- 3 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy-MiddlePort. Ohio . Friday, January 18. 1985 - -Dimrnlng the-sunshine__;___. ___ Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio -·----~ Pege-2-The Daily .Sentinel Commentary The Daily Sentinel -- -· - --,J ... Pom-y, Ott. ON·s - oLos.-cAo.-cHEv.,Pomeroy, .INC. Oh. 30.1 E. Main St. ' - -~ · ,- ·unnDt. 9:00 to 7:00 Mem•• frl. nvvn ... 9:ooc·to 4:00 Sat. ·_ · �·~ ---- ..... --~- - --oio..l.- Friday, January 18, 1986 Pomeroy-f\.4iddleport, Ohio - .- - -· ._...,-- Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio The 'baily Sentinel-Page 6 ' By BRUCE WWI'JT AP Sports Writer . SANFRANCISCO(AP)-Mlaml quarterback Dan Marino, one of the stars of the show, provided the most excitement yet in what had been a torpid Super Bowl week. Marino When asked why, Marino replied that he felt dizzy. Virgin told Marino to relax for a few minutes, which he did. Then Marino returned to the field, began calisthenics and, according to the National Football League's pool went the entire Later, (JI a two-page pool rewrt, Lundv • ...said rr•s TIME .- Wake Forest's Delaney Rudd, 15, gets airborne as he lakes a rebound during Thursday night's Atlantic Coast Conference game against Duke played In Durham, N.C. Rudd hit a jumper to send the game Into overtime and scored 24-points to help the Deacons to a 91-89 victory over the Blue Devils. (AP Laserplloto). Sunday against the San Francisco 49ers After going onto the field, Marino returned to the baseball dugout and asked team physician Charles E. Virgin, "Doc, could I still have jet lag?" The Dolphins had been out here since Monday came to thesldelineandsald be-"feltallttlefunny." Accordingto Chip Namlas, the Dolphins' publicrelations director, Marino has been taking an analgesic to combat stiffness and that he had taken one on an empty stomach. Coach Don Shula said after the workout: "It was a good practice. EVeryone Is healthy." And the pool report said Marino la.llghed about the incident and said, "Tt's notlhlng. l feel fine." The "nothing" created the biggest leading to Super Bowl XIX, because when word of Incident spread and every thought of the Dolphins ...~_..n-_ ... -~·· ... _... ............. "31 v•u;ruU'L---.....-----..• '"'" .._ r~rr.~-~~H ~ce:-'= leged to be at thescenewhenMarino (USPS aS-1100) A Division of MulUmedia, Inc. felt woozy - two pool photographers and one pool rewrter. Published £\very aftC'rnoon Monday through Friday, 111 Court St , y the The NFL Ilmlts the coverage to Ohio Valley Publishing CompanyJ MUI· that, apparently to allow the teams t!medla, lnc, PomC'roy, Ohio 45769, h. 992-2156 &>cond class postag<' paid at to get ready in peace for what they Pomeroy, Ohio came for- Sunday's game. Msmlx-1 The 1\ssoclatPd Press, In· And,ofthethreeworklngpresson lan d Dally PrC's!l Association am;t lht> hand, only one actually witnessed American NewspaJ)<'r Publishers Asbetween the quarterback and the doctor, Joe Skipper, of Miami, an A:-ssu-c1ated Press pool photographer. 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' 514 56 $29 12 ' $58 24 Oulside Ohio " $15.60 . $31 20 . $59.80 bqosting his league mark to 19 8 points per ·game, 181 overall. Of approxi.-nate!y SO..plus players I Girls basketball results $::: , Sunday:~~~~~~~~~~m~R::U~T~L~~AND BIBLE METHODIST Amos Tll!ls, pastm Ja~ Stiles. sup! Sundav School 9· 30 a.m, Morning worshtg, 10· 30 am. Sunday evening service 7 0 p m Wednesday se rvl c~ 7 p m WMPO pro gram 9 3 m each Sundav RUTLAND CHUHCH OF THE NAZA· RENE Rev. Lloyd 0 Grimm, Jr, pastor w hi 1 Sunday School 9 30 a m , ors p serv ce 10 30 a m , Young peqpl e's servl~ lip m Evangellst!cservlce6 JOp m Wednesday s('~i_~ 7rf ~URCH OF CHRIST. Miller St., Mason, W. Va. EugenC' L. Cong er, mi w nlster Sunday Bible Study 10 a m , or ship l1 a m and 7 p m Wednesday Bib)(' Study, "ocal mus ic , 7 p m LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD. Dud ding Lanl', Ma!.on 1 W Va J N Tha ('k('r, pastor. Evening service 1· 30 p m , Wo· men' s Ministry, Thursday. 9 30 am, dB bl Sl d 7 15 WednPSday Prayeor an I e u y. : P m. HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION The Rev William Campbell, pastor. Sunday School ~ 30 a m. James Hughes , supt Evening service 7 30 p m Wednsday evening prayPr mtl(lt · lng 7•30 p m Youth praye-r Sf:'rvlce each Tut>Sda y FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH, Letart, w. vu, Rt 1. James Lewis, pastor War · ship services 9.30 a .m .. Sunday Schoolll am, Evening worship 7 30 P m Tuesday cottage prayer mee-ting and Bible Studv 9 30 a m , Worship service, Wednesday 7· 30 p m OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH Walnut a nd Henry Sts , Ravenswood, W Va ThP Rev . George C Weirick, past or Sunday SChool 9 :\0 a rn , Sunda) worship 11 a m CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH. locatt'don Pomet oy Pikf', County Road 25 nra r Flat woods Rev . Blackwood, pastor Services on Sunday ar 10 30 li m and 7 30 P m with Sundav School 9· 30 a m Bible Study, Wed 1 .JO Wedn et~ day The Rio Grande College Redwomen coasted to a 60-49 win over West Virginia State's Lady Jackets Thursday night at Lyne Center. Rio Grande Is now 8 and 1 on the _ Rio Coach Dixie Jeffers said, "We didn't play that well as a team. We played well on defeilse, but we missed a Jot of inside shots." State mentor Ed Daniels said, "We had the shots we wanted, but we could not mak,e them." Robyn Rannells and Joslyn Ames each had 20 points to pace Rio's attack. RDbbln Luck added 10. Donna Gordon led West VIrginia St.tote with 16 ooints. will travel to Canton Saturday to play Wilmington College at 1j :JJ p.m. VALUE -PRICED. USED CARS AT TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF c 'HRIST . Jody Holiand, minister . Deryl Welis, Supt. Morning worship, 8 00 a m.; Church School 9 00 a m CHESTER CHUI\CH OF THE NAZA RENE. Rev Herbert Grate, pastor Frank Riffle, supt Sunday School 9 30 a m . worshiP service, 11 a m and 1 p.m Sunday. W<'dnesday, 7 p m Prayer meet Ing LAUREL CL FF FREE METHODIST CHURCH. Rev . Robert Ml11er, pastor Ro bert E Barton, Director of Chris11an Edu · cation, Lloyd Wright. assistant Sunday School 9 30 a m , Morning wonhlp 10 30 a m : Choir practice, Sunday 6:30 p.m.; Evening worship 7:30 p.~.· Wednesday Prayer and Bible Study,7,30 p m DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST, Charles Russell Sr , mtnlsler. Rick Ma comber, sup! Sunday School 9:30 a.m , Worship service 10•30 am Bible study, Tvesday, 7 30 p m REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATIER DAV SAINTS. Port land -Racine Road William Roush, pastor Linda Evans. church school director Church school 9 .X) a.m., Morning: worslp 10 30 a m , Wednesday evening prayer servtefs, 7-JO p.m "'"'"" BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Rev. Earl Shuler, pastor WoNihlp service, 9· 30 a m . Sunday SChoOllO·JO a.m. Bi~le Study and Rev Nyle Cornelius Bunch, supt 9 30 a m . Second and rour!h,"su,nd.oys worship service at 2 30 p m. pra) CI'='mretlng=i,..;m CHURCH, Stiver Ridge Duane Sydenstrlcker, pastor Sunday School 9 am, Chu rch service 10 a m Blble Study Wednesday at 7' 30 p m Jun ~ thru Staptember, 7 p m October thru May Sunday evl:.'ning Fellowsh ip 7 p.m June thru Sf.ptembeor, 6 p m October thru Mav 0 am, servlc·o-, • · •on .. MT BAPTIST, Donald Shue, pastor, JCX' Sayr(', Sunday School Supt Sundav School 9 45 am, Evening wor .shlp 6 ·30 p m .. Prayer M('('tlng 6 30 p.m Redwomen post eighth win of season, 60-49 The Redwomen -\\lfinesda. ~Y€iiiirt- ~·~ ' season. ' SChool 10 00 a.m, Wedntosday evening service. DANVILLE HOLINESS CHUR CH, located on Rt 325 b~tween VInton and J.attgsville Rev Ben Watts pastor Sun day School, 8 30 am., Bobtiy Lambert, S S Supt. Morning worship 10 30 a m , Children's Happy Hour 6 45 p m Praye r and Bible Study , 7:30pm Missionary m ee ting 30 n rsl Wednesda y of each month 7 Pm For information call 388 8467 SILVER RUN BAPTIST, Bill Little, pasto1 Stev(' Lillie, S S Supt Sunday SchoollO a m , i\.'lorntng worslp, 11 am, Sunday (>Venlng worship 7· 30 p m Prayer me~llng and Bible- study Thursday, 7 lJ p m.: Youth meeting Wed ft('S d ay at 1 P m . CHRISTIAN· FELLOWSHIP CHURCH. 383 N 2nd Ave-, Middleport Sunday School 1o a m sunday and Wcdn('Sday Evenln~ services at 7.30 P m CHESTER CHURCH OF GOD. Rev R E Robinson pastor SuT)day School9: 30a m ; Worship service, 11 am , Evening se 1 vice7pm Midweekservice Wednes day 7 p m LANGSVILLE CHR ISTIAN CHURCH Robert E Mu!iser, pastor Sunday School 9 30 a.m, Paul MussPr, sup! , Morning worship 10 : 30 a m , Sunday e11ening ser vice , 7 p m, mid-week serviC('. Wednes day, 7 p m SYRACSE CHURCH OF 'tHE NA ZARENE Rev .James B. Kiltle. pastor Sherman Cundiff, sup! Sunday School 9 30 a m , Morning worship 10 30 a m ; Evangeilslic ~ervlce, 6 p m Prayer and Prods<' Wednesday, 7 p m , Youth meet lnjil:, 7 p m EDEN UNITED BRETHREN TN CHRIST, Elden R BlaJ\e, pasror. Sunday School 10 a m . Robert Ref'd, Sup! Mor n ing sermon n a.m; sunday night ser viC<'S Christian Endeavor 7 30p .m, Song service 8 p m Preaching 8 30 p.m Mid week prayer meeting, Wednesday , 7 p rn Alvin Reed~ layieader HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIA,, ~ Prall, and 17 8 mark among all scorers \...Ill ~l'l'iili E'i"il:l~GvUr-; ~lrsl &;;.\! H':~:-~ ~S..~-..-M~.OP.!~.!-1~ 2-,-'w?-T.!£1'~ ~ ~~-!''L!!!':i.==--=!. day , 7·30 p m. Wednesday prayer m{'€'11 ng MainS! , Midd lepo rt Rev Calvin Minnis, and Bible Study, 7· 30 p m pastor Mrs El vin Bumga rdneor , supt. JEHOVAH 'S WITNESS 373 19 State Sunday School 9· 30 am, Worship s~rvlce Route 124 ~one milE." east of Rutland) Sun 10 r&5 am day Blbie lecture 9 30 am . WalchtowPr SUCCESS ROAD CHURC H OF CHRIST study 10 30 a m: Tuesday Bible studv, - Joseph 8 Hoskins, eva nge list Sunda y 7·30 p.m; Thursday, Theocrallc School Blbi~Study9a m., Worshlp,10a.m, Sun 7 30 p m Service meeting 8 20 p m day evPnlng ser.lc(' 6 p m , Wednesda y evening service, 7 p m CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY Located on 0 J White Road of Highway PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY Racine, 160 Pat Henson , pastor Sunday Sc hool tO RL 124 William Hobac k, pastor Sunda y a m Classes ror ail ages Junior Church 11 SchOol 10 a m , Sunday evem ng service 7 p m Wednesda y ev~nl ng service 7 p.m a m Morning worship 1l a m Adul! Choi~ pracl\ce fi p m Sunda y Young ProCARPENTER BAPTIST Don Ch~~dle. pie's. Children's Church and Adult Bible Supt Sunday Sehopl 9·30 am Morning Study, Wednesday a1 7 30 p m Worship 10 30 a m Pra yer se rv ice. altern HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL. 570 Gra nt ate Sundavs St , Middleport Affiliated with Sout hern MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSI'AL , Thlrd Baptist Conven tion Sunday School lOam AvC' Rf'v Clark Baker pastor Carl No1 Mcr::.lng w~:- ~ h!~ !1 !!-!!'. E'-e'!i"e wnr tlngtaam _ sundav School Su_pt. Sunda v School 10 am with classes for aU ages Shtp 7 p.m, WE'dnesday evening Bibie study and8rayer meoe-tlng 7 p m Evemng services a t 6 p m Wednesday Bi· BRADF RD CHURCH OF CHRIST, St b)(' studv at 7}0 p m Youth services Frl Rt 124 ana co Rd 5 Mark Sef'vers, m inisday al 7 30 p m ter Sunday School Supt Steve Pickens ECCLESIA FELLOWSHIP 128 Mill St, Sunday School 9 30 a m; Morning worMiddlepprt Brother Chuck McPherson, ship 10 30 am; Evening worsh1p 7 p m pastot Sunday School 10 am, Sunday Wednesda y worsh1p 7 p m evening services at 7 p m and Wednesday ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH, services; at 7 p m CornE'r S_ycamore and Second Sts , Po· ANTIQUITY BA?'r'IST Ear l Shuler, meroy The Rev William Mlddleswarth. pastor Sunda_y School 9·30 am.: Church pstor Sunday SChool 9 45 a m , Church service, 7 p.m , Youth meeting, 6 p m ~efv i ce 11 a m Tuesday Bible STudy at 7 p m SACRED HEART CHURCH. Msgr F UL L COSPEL LIGHTHOUSE, 33045 ~nthony Ciannamore Ph 992-5898 Sa1ur Hiland Road , Pomeroy Tom Kell y, pas. day Evening Mass 7 - :llp m. Sunda y tor' Danny Lambert. S S Supi Sunday Mass, 8 am . and 10 am Confess ions one morning service at 10 am, Sunday evE>n half hOur before '~ac h Mass CCD classes. lng ser11lce 7 30 p m Tut>Sday and Thurs. 11 a m Sunda~ day St>rvices at 7· 30 p m VICTORY BAPTIST, 525 N 2nd Si , WORD OF FAITH , 93 Mill St , Mlddl• Mlddlepon James E KeeseP, paii Or port Richard Stewa rt pastor Sunday morning service 10 am Sunday evening Sunday morning worship 10 a m Eve n· lng service 7 p m : Wednesday evening 7. 30 Tuesday m orning Bible study 10 a m worship 7 p m VIsitation, Thursday 6 30 Wf'dnt>Sday evening 7· 30 p m Thusday pm morning vtdeo with K('nneth Copeland 10 TRlNITY CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLY , am. Friday e vening video w\!h Kenneth Copeland. 7· 30 p m Coolvllle G Ubert Spencer. pastor Sun d ay NEW HAVE N CHURCH OF THE NA School 9 30 a m , Morning service 10· 30 a . m Sunday evenlo~ service 7 00 p m 'ZAREJ'\E, Rev Glendon Stroud , pastor Mid week prayC'r service Wednesday 7 Sunday School9:JO a m . Worship service, 10 30 am , Youth service Sunday 6 15 p mr.1T OUVE COMMUNITY CHURCH m Sunday evening service 7 00 p m Wed Lawrence Bush, pastor Max Folmer, Sr ~eood~ymPrayer Meeting ~nd Bible Study NEASE SETTLEMENT CHURCH S . Sup! Sunday School and Mornin g Worship day afternoon services at 2 30 Thufsd~ny 9 30 a.m.: Sunday evening st'rvlce, 7 P m ; Youth meeting and Bible Study, Wednes · g servi......., a t 7 JO day 7 p m f'Ven 1n ._.,_., uNITED FAITH CHURCH Rt 7 on Po FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Mason, W. meroy By-Pass Rev Robert E Smith Sr Va Pastor, Bill Murphy Sunday SchoollO d a m , Sundav evening 7 30 p m Prayf"r . pastor Melvin Drake. S S. Supt. Sun ay meeting and Bible study Wednesday 7.30 p m Everyone WE'Icbme ' School9:30 a.m.; Morning Worship 10 :30, Evening Worship 7 30 p m , Wednesday RUTLAND FREE WILL BAPTIST SaPrayer Service. 7: 30p.m p 1T s d lem S! Rev au ayior. pastor un ay FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH ' Morn School lOam. SundB)' e\iening7 :tOp m , P. Kemper paces area scorers the SVAC ....:: ·· ·...:/..,.0 J. Wm. "811!" Brown. owner Phone (614) 742-2777 ~.....,_ a..r.au-ro~e• ,-----------------~----~~--------~----~==~------------==~---:------------------~------, and ~momentinSuperBowlh~tory heard the brief dialogue M eet ·t he Eas t ern E au l es 0' Duke Coach Mike Krzyzewskl offered no excuses. "They just played harder for longer periods of time," he said. "Their kids made big shots for them." Duke, 12-2, ~now 2-21n the ACC. ' The Blue Devlls' next game comes at No. 6North --- ---· Wednesday i INDEPENDENT Inc., ?earl St., Mlddlepor1 Manley , pastor SundaySChool9.30a m .; Morning worship 10: 30 a.m., Evening worship 7:30 p m Tuesday , 12 30 p m Wo· men's Prayer meetlng Wednesday, 7,30 p.m . Prayer and Praise service RUTLAND APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST, Elder James Miller Bl· ble Study, W('()nesday 7· 30 p.m , Sunday School 10 a m , Sunday night serviCf', 7· JO p ~ME ROY WESLEY AN HOLINESS, Harrisonville Road David Ferrell, pas· tor; Clinton Faulk, Sunday SChool Supt. , Sunday School 9 30 a..m, morn ing wor· ship, 11 a m , Sunday evening service 7:30 p.m. Prayer Meeting, Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. . SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD. non-P entecostal. Joy Clark, pastor Wctrship service Sunda) 10 a rrl , Sunday School 11 a.m. Evening worship SCI'V1ce 7:00p.m. Wednesday prayer meeting 7 00 pm '\IT HERMON UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH, Located In Texas community ott Ct Rt 82. Rev. Robert ~""Prs. ru~~dor Don Will. lavleadcr, Sun ~d8y-SC~OI9: 30 -. m .; Morning Worship 10 t5 a.m ; Evenln(il: preaching service second and rourth Sunday at 7 30 p.m.: Sermonette For some people this Ume of the year brings with It the winter doldrums. the experienced loneliness, the feelings of being caged. In, paralyzed, and bored. (With all these wonderful experiences and feelings in winter, who ne-eds to look forward to summer, eh? ) Jlved In the of the Lord. In th.ls "~rtl<•r Even now a pretty place, but not half as pretty as God meant It to be. In Genes~ we read: "Yahweh God planted a garden In Eden and there he put the man (and woman) he fashioned." God saw all he made and inde-ed it was very good. God wanted hUmans to work ln the garden to prove their love, but It was not Intended to be too difficUlt. Because of sin the garden we live In Is sometimes very good and sometimes very bad. Sometimes we experience all those things mentioned in the first paragraph Sometimes we just want to hang it up. Sometimes it feels as If It Is more than we can bear. Sometimes our labors seem so fruitless. Sometimes jealousy, envy, resentment enters In as we see others do well with little or no effort while we work' so dUigently. Humanly, we feel cheated, unappreciated, unloved, undervalued. The grass has to be ~ner In some other garden! Then we remember the other garden, the one at Gethsemane. There the God-man pleaded wlth his friends to stay awake, and then they fell asle-ep. There a Man-God pleaded with his Father to "Let this cup pass! " and it did not. On our dark days we remember that this ls the God who came to our garden - our Imperfect garden - to be wlth us in our troubles and to carry us home wlth him This Is the Lord who crles. "I am the Savior of all people. . l hear the cry of the poor." As we travel through this Imperfect garden, sometimes In pain, may we remember \hat this G9'1 ~ wlth us alway~.- Fr. Tony Gil!!'namore, Pastor, Sacred Heart Church. �-------- . __ - ~ Page-6-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio . Leslle Allen Fitch, 34, Charleston, W.Va., Was sentenced to a definite term of one year In ·the Chillicothe Correctional Institute ·a~f~enter~luJ!t~cy plPa--2f!lllllty 10 brPaking and entPrln~t_!he Village Pharmacy in Middleport Monday. Fitch was sentenced by Judge Robert 'Buck, Meigs County's probate and juvenile judge, who heard the case in the Meigs County . Common Pleas Court Tbursday. Fitch was charged in a bill of lnformatlon prepared by the office of · Meigs County Prosecuting Attorney Rick Crow. · According to Paul ·Gerard, special - Investigator for the prosecutor's office, Fitch had previously been . convlct.ed of complicity to unarmed robbery in Kanawha County, W.Va. At tile time of Monday night's ' break·ln~ Fitch was free on bond on an aggravated robbery charge In Kanawha County·. · Fitch Is not eligible for probation because of hts prior offenses. A second man, Edward Scott Burgess, 21, also of Q!arleston, has free on a '$10,000 bond, pending a Feb. 4 matter. . , Village funds detailed ' I All Middleport vjllage funds as of Dec. _31,1981, amotlnted to · . $579,556.98, Village Clerk ,,on Buck reports. · · · . , -' The receipts, expenditl)l'es and balance, respectively, of each llmd . for the month Included: · . . . General, $17,384.87, $41,893.19, $37,864.35; street maintenance, . federal revenue sharing, no ~•treptJig_hLS2.296.32~ $68"97. -tt~.?1';;"'~o·I~1;f. $1,770.96, $7,711.11; fire truck, :JJ , bond retirement, fire house, $765.45, $16,889.14; samtary sewer escrow, no receipts, no disbursements, $136,717.:19; fire house · Improvement, $3,202.62, $18,598.22, $8,817.22; water tank, no receipts, no disbursements, $1.80,977.58; water, $10,211.51, $13,011.56, $25,099.13; sanitary sewer, $7,(Y.'i).17, $9,8ffi.54, $32,505.88; swimming pool, $5,725, $40.01, $:al1.8'1; cemetery, $60901, $1,879.79, $244.61; water meter trusts, $325, $291.64, $10, 752.50; economic development, no receipts, no disbursements, $2,000. Receipts for tlie month totaled $152,502.45 while disbursements amounted to $192,393.41. State stores closed Monday Air state fiquor stores, agencies and departmentlil omces wllloe closed Monday In observance of Martin Luther King's birthday, according to Richard E . Carey, director of the Ohio Department of Liquor Control. ' 'Bouthern board meets Moriday . Southern Local Board of Education will meet in regular session ., Monday at 7 p.m. In the high school cafeteria. · complainant and barred from Flve private lands during the 1985 costs; and George KOI'll Sr., Points Bat and GrUI, crlmtnal muzzleloadlng deer season, con- Pomeroy, $22 and costs. · trespassing; Louie Louden, Cbe- tnuy to wUdllfe order. · , Forfeiting bonds In Meigs County shire, $50 wid costs, having a Fined for speeding were WUJiam Court, aD for speeding, were, Dallas firearm Itt a motor .vehicle wh!ch - Hendrlck3, Rutland, $22 and L'OS , · · Millet, Eeipre; $50; Kal't'll stein· was carried In an ' Improper James T.errell, Middleport, $21 and brunner, Gallipolis, $«1; Karl Shipmanner; R£mald Klnnlard, Galllpo: costs; Herschel Hayes, Ashland, · man, NlchOiasvjJJe, Ky., $50; Ellan· Its Ferry, w.va;, $10 and costs, Ky., $:a! and costs; Amy Deem, ora Dickson, Marietta, $50; Melvin running stop sign; Michael Athens,$25andcosts; TravlsHaley, · MahOrn Jr., Columbus, $50; Daniel Harmon, Rutla!j(j, $10 and costs, Athens, S22 and costs; Jarrell Kovach, North Olmstead, $50; Improper passing; Randy Wheeler, Goodnight, Parkersburg, V{.Va., Robert · Welter, Columbus, $50; ' Racine, $10 and costs; failed to $21 and rosis; Jo~ Murphy, Robert Grossman, Delaware, $50; register. Columbus, $25 and costs; Terry and Clarence Akers, Kenova, Jeffrey Riggs, South Point, Sal Walters,Shade,Salandeosts; Blllle w .va.,$40. and costs, failed to display a valid Tabor, Gallipolis, Sal and costs; r--------'-'-----,--registration; Jotm Kovald, Chilli· Otho Burdette Jr .• Gallipolis, $21 cothe, $10 and costs, running a stop and costs; Kim Lawrence, South Nelson Mo)\1son, Pomeroy, Point, $22 and costs; Teresa Davis, no operatof's llcense. Others.fined in county court'were Charles Aelker, Pomeroy, $250 and costs, 10 days mjail, driving under suspension; Rodney Baker, Reeds· ville, Sal and Costs, restrained from and and costs, driving left Marcia Welch, Coolville, $10 and msts, expired registration. John A~ton, Huntington, W.V,a., Howard Crawford Sr. and Howard Crawford J r., were fined $25 each and costs for hunting rabbits on a The D~ily Sentinei-Page- 7 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio friday, Janul!ry 18, 1985 Thirty-seven cases wen> con· eluded Wednesday in Meigs County Court by Judge Patrick O'Brien. Fined by O'Brien for driving while Jnto.x!ca!BL11i£rec 9a.'lrJe R!sseu, Long Bottom, $250 and costs, 120-day Ucense suspension, 10 days In jail; Frederick Ward, Bidwell, ' $250 and costs, 00-day license suspension, three days In jail; Isaac· Hoschar, Ravenswood, W.Va., $250 and costs, 6(Hfaylicense suspension, ·threedayslnjall; .aildDot\llldRlftle. Pomei'Oy,$000andcosts,three-year license suspension apd 60 days In jail. ' · · : . · : · Hoschar, was also fined $50 and costs and three day~ In jail for no No ap,Jeal planned , ----- .' Friday. January 18. 1986 ,--.-weal Briefs:----.., .County court ends 37 cases this _ week Suspect sentenced in-break-in - -. .,. • TO OUR REMEMBER Tu !Cfld costs; Charles Fitzgerald, Scott Depot, W.Va., $:a! and costs; Marlene Swartz, Pomeroy, $21 and costs; Joseph A. West, St. Maeys, W.Va., $22 and costs; Rebecca Johnson, Racine, $22 and costs; Carol Osborne, Albany, $23 and ' ~ ~Juui\JII y ,!e~IJ<ntd lu llC'r ~ l ~ rr~n~~men r, • ju11 U II ul •i•ir , POMEROY FLOWER SHOP . We join in a salute during National Jaycees Week, January 14 tQ 18, ' " Tit•• ll''a•· ~m o• rir• .~ ~nd• f,IJn•" ,h. ttl·203t . or r Ml· ~121 . . to honor our Community's hardest workers and biggest boosters; ATHENS, Ohio (AP) - Atheris commissioners · to increase his budget by nearly _$.'3_,900 .~ Tbe on!er Thursday came from 'Athens County Probate-Juvenile J udge Roger Jones. Commissioners had approved a 1985 probate and juvenile court budget that waS about $8,000 Jes!l than Jones . had wanted. The . commissioners settled on the budget by using past expenditures to adjust appropriations to what they deemed necessary spending levels. Jones met with commissioners to protest tile action and la ter Issued lheorrler. Inspection Saturday Tbe annual inspection of Ohio Valley Commandery, KnightsTem· plar, will he held at 3:30 p.m. Saturday, with dinner to he served at 6 p.m. and a full form opening at 7: 30 p.m. Entertainment wUl be .provided for ladles perrorm'tng the work. Number, Pick 4 CLEVELAND (AP) Tbe wtnnmg <number drawn Thursday night in the Ohio Lottery's dally game, "The Number," was 501. . I In the "Pick 4" game, the winning Tbe lottery reported earnings of $419,0<17.50 from wagering on "The Number." The earnings came on sales of $1,214,98'1.50, while holders of winning tickets ate entitled to share $795,939.50. In thewrlmutuel "Pick4".game, sales totaled $187,&49.50. Holders winning tickets are entitled to 45 percent of the take, or$84,71ll. Bti ild !ng a better com· or ---.. -"'""'.... ---.:; by taklnR part In the munlty,lsan lmporlant task. - planntng.puttt ngthoseplans .........,_,_ ___oneJ .!Jat takc_s civic .m l n~e~ people.. ·~~0d~ ' !ictl o~n ... an...d -:naklng_jl dl{f~~;. . tlme and tale nts to ev~ryone 's best advan- testimony to their su ccess, and we're proud Our local.Jaycees are dolngjust thal. to applaud them for the fi ne Jobs they do. ta~e. TURNPIKE OF GALLIPOLIS ANN.OUNCES: Into THE . CENTRAL·TRUST COMPANY 5 Years or l Million Mile Protection 1984 on RENAULT . Quality, Print Shop . Middleport-Pomeroy ... Pomeroy 992-6614 Smith-Ne,lson Motors, Inc. .. ·992-2174 Pomeroy Pomero Downing-Childs . ·Mullen Insurance Brogan-Warner Farmers Stock No. 4367 •1.4 litre Engine rave y ractor Sales & Service ...;;.:;.;._ _,;_;_c rvnurn.y--=.: . .. -- • ON THE SPOT FINANCING AVAILABLE TO QUALIFIED APPLICANTS. POMEROY, OHIO , Member FDIC .· Pomeroy Attorneys At Law 992-6624 Veterans Memorial Hospital Pomeroy 992-21'04 Hartley Shoes 992-2049 Pomeroy &·Story Pomeroy 992 -5272 New York Clothing House The Daily Sentinel Sugar _Run Mills (row's Family Restaura·nt - -, ...-.....,-, ·~r Sales & Service 992-7034 992-2955 Pomeroy G&J Auto Parts · _Pomeroy 992-2139 992-2115 Pomeroy ' Pomeroy 992-5432 C. K. ·Supermarket . Swisher-Lohse Pharmacy ., 915-3301 ,_,___ ,..,. . . $A-' Pomero "SERVING YOU BETTER" ~hester ,. Francis Florist Kingsbury Homes "NO DEALERS PLEASE" 992-2342 992-6687 I 992-6800 Baum Lumber sr~ry ~nsurance Pomeroy Dr. James P. Conde, Inc. Middleport 992-6128 Bob & Jean Gilmore Olds~-Cad.-Chev., Inc. ~- Better Banking Service. That's The Central idea Delivery For Only UR PI 992-3345 Middleport Plastic Arts immons' ENCORE •Tinted Glass •Rear Window Deffogger •AM Radio •5 Year or 1 Million ·Mile Protection Join v.·our Local Ja.veee ---- -~~~,_!~~····~ President-larry Grimes -,. Secretary-Bob First Treasurer-Mitch Meadows Chairman of the Board-Brian Conde . · Community Action V.P.-Steve Story Administrative V.P.-Ray Wilford ·. number was 4653. • 992-3480 Middleport Ewing Funeral -H_ome Pomeroy 992-2121 K&C Jewelers Pomeroy 992-3785 'Adolph's ._Dairy Valley 992-2556 Pomeroy FORMERLY RIVERSIDE MOTORS 446-9800 . . 195 Upper River Rd. Pomeroy Flower Shop Racine-Syracuse, OH. rc'.EMBER FDIC Gallipolis, Ohio- ·-- · --•. ' ·'"" Pomeroy ,, -.- ~~=~-~ u• 992-2039 . Royal - Crown -Bottling Co. Pat Hill Ford __, Middleport ' 992-2196 Middleport II • 992-3542 �_,- ~ ___.,....... __ - -- -----~-- - .- - - -, ----'--~--~----------~--- ~-· ' Pomeroy-Middleport, OhiO Friday, January 18, 1986 The Daily Sentirte ,By ·The Bend 8 -~ -A~Pri!ssWrlter ~ CHICAGO (AP) - Tenderness and touching go a long way - In fact, they're better thangomgaU the way, according to a sampling of Amert· can women conducted by advtce columnist Ann Landers. to forget ''the cuddled and treated tenderly. More than 100,0)) people, nearly all of them American women, have answered, said Miss Landers in a telephone interview. Seventy-two "Women want affection. They want percent declared themselves- wil· - to feel valued. Apparently, having ~ ling to forgo mtercourse for affec· sex alone doesn't give them the feeling they're valued." ' lion, she said As for men, she added, too many The column published today was "are using sex as a physical release written in advance and Is based on tt ftas no more emotional and responses by more than 90,0)) stgnlftcance than a sneeze." lack of response her unscientific survey, What was most "astonlshlng," but less so by the results. "The tmportance of sex is Miss Landers said, was that 40 percent of the women who said they over rated," MlsSLanders told The · dldn'tneedthesexactwereunder40 Associated Press on Monday. .. Tax help Public Sele & Auction 1,1 Help Wanted Friday, January 18, 1 - 9! would prefer Mlss Landers then posed the question to her readers, "Would you a column about nuclear war, sign It and send It to President Reagan. "This sex survey," Miss Landers said In that column, "beats the all over," But she was mum on how she would respond to her own question. • Green thumb notes: .. tng Center. 8-4:30, Mon,. Fri, 448-7150. Wanted AN to work Mon ... Fri .• 3-7 charge nurae. Apply 31 7 Norlla St<ontl Middleperl, Ohio 45760 years of age. be content to be held close and meatloaf recipe, the lemon pie and The- survey was Initiated when ~treated tenderly and -forget-about-~ .t he JXI!lasklng par:ents, 'u~v"-'""""Mlss Landers publlshed a letter 'tbe act?' Reply YES or NO and to do over again, would you from a reader tespondlng to a man please add one line: 'I am over (or children? (Seventy percent said who wanted a penUe• Implant under)40yearsofage.' Noslgnatune no).'" . ' The findings, Miss Landers said, because he said his Inability to Is necessary." complete the sex act with the InMonday'scolumn, show"alotofwomenarenottelllilg woman he loved was driving him ers described men what they want, what they need." about Roynoldo. Auctlonoor Coli 304-276· 3069 PLUMBING & HEATING Most women prefer tenderness to sex: Ann ,Landers survey By SHARON COHEN The Daily Sentinei-Page..:_g Scenic Hills Nursing Center. Bidwell. Oh 8·4 30, Mon .• Fri ___ ,_,_...,..._ - ----"""~ uaed cars 'WATER, GAS & E Buck Mink Chov -Otds Inc. OIL LINES Pen!'"'" Judge JIM CLIFFORD PH. 992-7201 J 151 ..... le na K Nesselrortd clork PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO ESTATE OF HILDA P McDANIEL DECEASED Coae No 24,661 Docket 12 Page 468 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY JUST CALL! 992-3410 or 843·5424 LIME$TONE GRAVEL - SAND On J.; nuary 7 1985, m the · Motgs County Proba te Court Cas,e No 2 4 641 Debra Sue Stzes Start From UTILITY BUILDINGS Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated Dog Houses P&S BUILDINGS "COINS Racine, Oh. Ph. 614·843-5191 CLINIC RT. 62 NORTH IN MIDDLEPORT PAUl E. SHOCKEY, D.V.M WEST VIRGINIA OPEN EACH THURS. EVE. 6-8 8 mtles from Pomeroy-Moson Bndce PT. PLEASANT OFFICE MOTEL , 949-2801 448-3872 Standing timber. Cell 614- 388·9817 or 614·388· 9906 POl NT PLE!lSANT Buying Coins, Antiques. Glassware, Furniture, Stone Jars, Etc. Bill Gene -;lohnaon 33'0S JACKSON AVE. SINGLE S24.95 Apphcltlonl Will be taken for cocktail waitreas and b•rtender Both PQJit10n1 available. epply in person at LaSalle lounge, Fri.. v.,., ,..,u Mon ., J•nuary 18. : to1100 wood, cupboards, chairs, chetts, baskets, dithat, stone jara. antique•. gold and sliver Write- M.O . ARMY NATIONAL GUARD Millar, Rt.2. Pomeroy, OhJo Enlist. and you have a 45769 or coli 81 4-992· part-t1me career . educa7760 tional and retirement benef-· Buying dally gold. ailver colna. r.nga, Jewelry,aterling old caine, l1rge cur- Ed . Bur· •tt, $-36,000 life Insurance. AND A MONTHLY PAY· CHECK 676-3950 or 1· 800·'842·3619 , ribbons and beac;Is. G!'E!eks and Romans Used no citizens, low mcome capped persons at Senior Citizens Center. This tax assistance service Is sponsoredbytheAmerlcanAssocia· lion of Retired Persons In coopera· tlon with the Internal Revenue Service, and will start on Feb. 1,The servtcewUI beavailablebyappolnt· ' ment only through Leafy Chasteen at 992-2161. · Another matterofspeclal concern to the elderly, Center personnel - .....__.,. _cidViSe~"'ls= [he -Social secunt,Y - ....~ ...,. __ -"" 1!-*~ ..~,..-:~ • Beneflts Statement SSA-1099 tax Matthew Lee Wllllamson form which will be received this month by everyonereceJvlngSocial security ' Beginning m 19&1 up to one-half of a person's Social SeCurity benetlts may be subject to federal income tax but only If the rectptent has substantial other mcome. ,_--As-explained. !f.a. pe<son:S-total . income Is under$25,0)), of$32,000for a married couple, there ts no tax liability Ol) the Social Securtty benefits. It Is expected tht only 10 percent of rectpients wlll be subject to the tax. thethlrddaytheearthbrought showedsheafsofgrassesandgraljts garlands and wreaths were used between each. Pastel colors aod grass,theherbyleldlngseedandthe In a fan shape atop a round base around pillars and on columns, curvedsweeplngllneswereused. fruittreesyleldlngfrilltafterltsklnd adorned with grapes and vines. An leaves and flowers were strewn In Colonial America, there was no whose seed is In Itself upon the earth example of modern ali In an about on beds, couches and tables, tim!> to grow anything. Then when abstract manner. and lots of oak leaves, acorns, nuts, the Dutch settled New Amsterdam and God saw that It was good." So even before God made man, Dutch and Flemish people used ivy, yew and boxwood were used. (now New York) theystried maidng there were grasses, flowers, herbs many necked vases, blue and white KlngGeoge III of the 1714era used orchards and flower gardens. and fruit. delftware, and brick terra-cotta lead l!/ld stone \oases, very heavy, ' Williamsburg, now famous for The earliest use of flowers for earthy looktitg containers lor flow· elegantbutslrnple,andusedtas'sels, flowers, had a more prosperous decorations and gifts came from ers. In the 17th and 18th centuries, fans, and fruits with their flowers. peqple and there was a 'garden In Early China and Egypt. As early as they added bird nests, eggs, The English found mistletoe and every yard. They used dried natural 207 BC flowers were used on altars, butterflies, imlmals and other used lots of herbs for medicinal materials, cattails, and corncobs, for medicinal purposes, and gifts. figurines to the bouquets. purposes. Bunches of fragrant for dried winter bouquets. SUk · fabr!cs a..-td -· ca..~.:tr.gs.....--ftun --- 'AslaT'T"wkey;-and Persia- rr.ade- her""uS were useO to KeeJ)Oown-ooors down through the ·a~ge =s"'a"ll"th = ese ~accessories were used with plant long cone-shaped arrangements In bed chambers. people have hadaprofoundeffecton shapedl!ketreesinanum.Theycall Queen Victoria made posy bou· ourflowerarrangtngtoday. Others preSenting gifts and cards totheyoungsterwereMr.andMrs. Jeff Lightfoot, Mike and Spring, Mr. andMrs.RogerWeaverandBryan, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Stewari and Patrick, _...Mr. .and. c.Mr .Butch Lightfoot, Jerry and keill, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Biggs, Diana William· son, Nancy Morris, Suzie Lightfoot, Brian Will, and Mr. and Mrs. JOfi' Struble. The Daily Sentinel • E. Diddle, Rtght of Way, Sutton. Alpha L Douglas to James E •Diddle, Right of Way, Sctplo. ,) Karr Construction Co. to James E. Dtddle, Right of Way, Chester. Homer D. Goegleln, Mabel Goe· gleln to James E. Diddle, Right of Way, Chester. Orville Eastman, Golda Eastman to James E. Diddle, Right of t C111l ol t~.,iooloiiC tnodou<•l 11 lltlotnou .:J U MoMiioloon I 3 l'to .. ulonollt"'lt:" tIn~ II>'JDliUd•ol>u j ·~"ll<lllt-11111 4 m••• ., lllhp11' Ado llNiiiiHOitlld 1 ltl~ .... i'IIJIIM u .... nt ol I Pultttl-.. a Au.euon I 'll'ollltllllelt"' _ 1 -•.!- •lt!li ~ : ll HIIIIIHlo:tt IIIIo 31 MobW•H-nl .. llll 33 t•tlllolotltlo ll 111.1 .." ' ' ' luUt~lf 31 l!MI.Ietllltll U ltNihtlt.WI"IIII II MIMI-otol Oeelll lllfCII\'.IImwihllllftent U ohtllll.lll UMI• .... ~"'""''' I I lu~•"' ltilp~ll• II l'w ll IDf IIIII If lhttclffPIIIIUmtftll Happenings Calendar TifURSDAY will meet Sunday at 2 p m. at the museum. A demonstration on POMEROY- The Middleport · of mlcrofUm will be the use Child Conservanon League wUI • met Thursday at 7:30p.m. at the • presented by Margaret Parker. Ohio Power Co. offtce. POMEROY - The annual inspection of Ohio Valley Com· mandery , Knights Templar, will beheld at3: 30p.m. wlthdlnnerto be served at 6p.m. and a fuilform openln~; at 7<JO p m. Entertain· ment will be provtded for ladles performing the work. Lyle W. Hysell, Leona Hysell to Bobby Stanley, 3/ 4 acre, Salisbury. Charles Raymond Wolfe, Lots Marie Wolfe to Home National Bank, 48 acres, Letart Lester ShOfi'maker to Francis X. Gallagher, James DeVecchls, Kenneth F. Molz, William Kuhn, 4/Slnt. m parcels, Rutland. Edward W. Durst, Ruth E. Durst to Ralph E. Painter, Madeline L. Painter , Corrective Deed, Salisbury-Rutland. Paul R. Lawrence, Jeanette Lawrence aka Lois Lawrence, affidaVit, Sutton ' William W. Harris, Vickie K. Harris to Donn!l J. Nibert. Parcel, , Pomeroy VIllage. Racine Home National Bank to Nora Buchanan 1/2 acre. Olive. Phuoc T. Hanis nka Lynn Marie Harris to Ernest E~ Harris, Lot 9, Olive. Sunday afternoon at 2 p m. at the Pomeroy Wesleyan Church. Class leader will be Glenn Bissell Racine Ladles Firemen's Auxiliary will have a spaghetti dinner Sunday at the fire department annex. Serving will begin at 11 a.m. Costs will be $3 for adults and $1.50 for children 12 and under. RAONE - POMEROY - Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will meet at1:30p.m. MONDAY Friday at the Meigs Inn. Prospec tlve members are Invited to POMEROY _ Soutbern Local anend.Tnemeetlngreplacesthe Schoo1Boardw1llmeetlnregular s:'w~led last Friday due to session Monday evening, 7 p.m., In the high school cafeteria. Pre-entrance exam set RIO GRANDE on Jan. 25. The practical nursing program Is one year In length beginning In October. Mter completion of the program, the gradualf takes the state board exam to become a licensed ' practical nurse. For an appllca· lion and other Information Interested persons may call theschool office at 245-5334, Ext. 205. ""' %§t1 !WM~~t-=-- 4tl4..... , .... ...,, t11MIPWiollt... t.IIII,..IIHIW'uk• llllllolll-1 I 4 IUIIMII h .. NRO ~IMflllhH""'•hlllllnl .,~ .... lhlll'l...t <44 ,.....,.,...,, "'' lltnt 11 h•l!l 41 41 t"f ... tuiloii!IO~I tau""''"' uw... to•'''"" ,UUwtiiiiCll •• ~.,I a"'" UJuolllllltolllll-1 I II k~oolo lllh .. l fY.CIJI..,..u II ..H.fttllllt"' l~u• far"'"' Public Notice POMEROY - An exercise class for the "aver 50's" Is being held on Tuesday and Thursdays SATIJRDAY at3:llp.m.attheSenlorCit1zens POMEROY Hemlock TIJESDAY Center. , Grange No. :lil49 will meet POMEROY -XIGammaMu Tlleclasseswhichcost50cents Saturday evening, 6 p.m .. at the Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi for each session attended began grange hall. A dinner will Sorority wloU meet at 7: :rJ this \veek and will continue preceed the meeting. Tuesday night at the home of through March 7. The exercises SUNDAY Mrs. Evelyn Knight. A card will be mlld cardiovascular ··- FOMEROY - Th~ ~Metli-partY Wlli' tie' held followliifthe "" -~ wallW!g~arid arfu- movements, County Gene~cal Society meeting. stretching and bending. "c;:: • J vtll e Oht o 4 5772 'has JP potnted Execu tor of the estate pi Oscar Babcock deceased lat e ol TL) ppers Pli) tn s Ohto Ra ben E Buck P ~o ba t e Judge 111 Lena K Nesse l rOad C ler\ 4 1 I 18 3!c Public Notice ORDINANCE NO. 560 - ANNUAL APPROPRIATION ORDINANCE (VILI.,t.GE) An ORDINANCE to Public Notice make appropriltiona for Current Expen111 and othll' Expenditum of the of Pomeroy, State of Ohio, during tho fitcal yaer ending Docomber 31, 1985. Soctlon 1. BE IT RE· SOlVED by the Council of the Vllloae df Pomor:oy, Stato of Ohio, thet, to proV'~l"'l• vkie_ for the c,..rrent ex- end --"<li· tono of tho oeld Vllloge of Pomootoy during tho flot:ltt yaer ending Docombor 31, 1986, tho following oumo be lnd they . . elide and appropriated oo -y . . IN MEMORIAM In Lovin& Memory of Wil· liam ($1111) Posey who pnsed away January 18, 1984. A heart of &old stopped bealln&. Two shtnin& eyn at rest. God brotle our hearts to pron to us, Ht only takes the best. A million times we've Amillton ttmes we'n cried. II IOVI could hiVt Sind you, You never would havt1 left us. ' It broke pur llurts to lose you, IIIII you didn't ao alone. For port of us went with you, The doy God took you home. Sadly misnd by Will louise; Dau&hter Marthl; inr Gene; ' il11nci· Edla; Grandsons Bob & Brent; Property ........ 126.000 BASIC UTILITY SERV!CESEtec tn c Utt11t y 4 000 Gas Utlltty , ' 3 00 0 Total Bas1c Utility Servrces ..... 7,000 TRANSPORTATION- 2 Ooo Std ewalk.s Total Trona... . ..... 2.000 GENERAL GOVERNMENTM a yo r and Ad m ~ Oflt ces Leg•sl at1 ve 49 000 Acttvt!les 94 00 0 Mayo r s C.ou rt Cl e rk Tr eas Boa rd s and Com m iSSIO n S , v.., ••••o - Addona end remodelmg - Roofing end gu«er work - Concrete work - Piumbmg end elactncel 11111 18 25 3tc wo•k (Free Estimatea) V. C. YOUNG Ill 992·6215 11 992·7JI4 PoMerty, Ohio AlltaP•~· Aetllo.otiU • 5 000 9 600 3 QQQ Co Audttor s and Trea s Fees 10 000 St a te Ex am1n e r s Fee s Total Ganer•l 1 000 Govt .......... ~ 26,600 Gr•nd Total General Fund Appropriation .. ~ ...... $290,400 Set;tlon 4 That there be appropriated from the fol- lowing SPECIAL REVENUE FUNDS. TRANSPORTATIONStreet ConstructJOn & ReCtlon S20.000 Street Maml & Repair . 151 000 Street Cleanmg Snow & Ice Removal t 000 Total ... •1 72,000 TION 82 Repatr Total Trant. B2 .................. 13,000 PUBLIC HEALTH & WELFARE- . Cemetery $28 200 LEISURE TIME ACTIVITtESRecreatJon t 000 Total Lelture Time Actlvhlat ............. 1,000 Federal Revenue Shanng , 16 000 Other Spec1al Revenue Funds , 50 790 65 Other 16,180 00 Orand Total Special Revenue Fundt ,...... '297, 170,815 Section I. That thera be appropriated from the foUowlng DEBT SER· , VICE FUNDS. Gen. Obligation Debt Service Fund- , 8 050 Totol Gen. gBo~n:~d:Rt!;i9fl~ Debt Service ...................8,080 Ser•vice . , 8 BOO Second Floor Construe . . 4.589 40 Grand Total Debt Serv. lltl/(1'11 1m 1 rIll!' (11/IIIH I IlK fl •ft•,tllllllt ' 1 tt/UIIIIft'l 11 Autaflobol! 111 Cllll~lll!l[q~r.,..tnl O..IIIC-'- IIrur::alllll\4 4 .. - 0I~Ipolli ~-~~~-= 11 HOIIOtl... "'.,.lllt"h U llh,.,blot.W..Iiflf Mua~C• AtuCHII\4 111-r:llfi•Jo• !IN l'o;IMI.,. Jtl - 'llrltu 1411 llkt'Qt"'dt 111 - C::"-tet• 3U ~ ftotiMIWII :::J.•::-::11111 1111 ""'II ... ::t~~:g::: 31'1 Wothout Up lo I I-~~ Uplell-~o 0no...,lf11WIIorl U 00 fhtH..,~~IIit~ UIO IJ 00 Ull tn II Will... .Ill dolflll . .llll• tlll..,•t•~-.IIMfllnt\ Public Notice ::>e>ver. W Mam s 7 5 000 Umon Ave I 40 000 Grand Total Capital Projects ........ .'$216,000 Section 7. That there be appropriated from the following ENTERPRISE FUNDS . Water FundOff ic e $ 7 4 000 Supply 24 000 Fil tra tiOn 16 000 Pump1ng 16 000 Met ers 3 500 Auto Equ1p 2 000 Lan ds & Bldg 5 000 Olh.,. ~QUIP 5 000 Total Water Fund ............. $146,500 Sanitary Sewer,Qff,ce 4 7 000 Total Sanitary Sewer Fund .. ........ .. .. 47.000 Firat Mortgage Debt ServiceRedemption of · Pnnc,parSewe r 17 000 Water 49 000 Inte rest Paid Sewer 20 6 20 Wat er · 20 625 Total Firat Mortgage Debt Service Fund ............. $107,246 Utilitiat Deposit FundDepOSits Refunded Grand Total Funda .. • ~ · ~ .... l;;tut~. Section 9. That be appropriated from the 30% TO 50% wtrH BLOWN INSULATION "Free Estimates" 1 ~-. JAMifS .KEESEE PH. 992-2772 OPEN: Tuts., Wed., Fri. Sat. & Sun. 10 to 5 Mondays 10 to I Clos1d Thursday OWNER · Sarah Fisher End of Rt. 7 By Miigs High School Turn left, Enter T..,p. 79 1st Driveway on frtclay p.m.-2 p.m. Saturday 10 a m.•l1:30 a.m A.A.A. 304·675·6276 New Homes-Extensive Remodel in& Insurance Work Custo.m Pole Bides. & Garaces Rooftn& Work Alummum & Vtnyl Stdmcs 16 Years Experience GREG ROUSH PH. 992-7683 or 992-2282 LARGE ANIMALS AND SIMGERY BY APPOINTMENT 1·10-t f n Personal Care Will tak-e 3 elderly people to liv.a 1n my home w1th me 8. my hua- Employmenl s~rvices 11 bond Pleonty of TLC Near Cheshire on Oallia & Meigs hne. 24 hour care Call Help Wanted 614·367-7148. II I tic -l Public Notice 10% SALE ON PERMS, TINT, BLEACH & FROSTING NOW thru FEB. 16th Warting to sorvo y0u: Mary, Naomi, Jane, Graet, Ida, Carlo and Kay. KAY'S BEAUTY SALON 169 N. 2nd, Middloport, Oh. MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE FOR All YOUR WIRING NEEDS RUTLAND - Bustness bUild· ~g wrth 2 bedroom apartment Owner wants an offer' Residential &. Commercial PRICE REDUC£0 - Commer· cJal buildm~ 2 ~ory, 3 200 sq It, set up as two bu~ness rooms $35,000 00 Call 99~-5875 Or 742-3195 INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE We'd hke to mtroduce you to Enpet-A·Car, lhe modern way to dnve the vehicle of yo'ur chotce. Your House Cleaned Weekly, call: BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING . 1419 after 6PM on w&ek· days or any t1me on weekends. Experi,nced carpenter. finllh and cabwnet work. Qual· lty work guarantHd. Refer· encea Call Mike Pohlman, Call 614-992-6737 - 446-8039. TROMM EXCAVATING LEE CODNER 949-2030 Box, 326 Pomeroy, OH. 45769 For Faster Servtce NO ing proper certificates and vouchers therefor, approved by the board or officers authorized · by law to aJlprovethe same. SUNDAY CALLS 31 11/ttc Real Estate General "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" I(EN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE v1ded that no w•rrants shall be drawn or paid·for salaries or wages except made. Section 12. This re· solutton shall lake effect at the earliest period al· towed law. IBaJrd) Swain It (6141 256 - If You Need No Oown Payment lower Monthly Payment 949-2801 propriation• upon receiv- fie appropriations herem Typing· Need some typ1ng done? Contact Mrs Cheryl (614) 446·7619 or-(614) 992·6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 ' TEAM CLEAN· ' Chnatlan lady wdl t.bysit in my home for child between 1 and 3 year• old. Call 446-9636 LIMESTONE HAULED 12·31·1 mo. •I surer for payments from to persons employed by authority of and in accordance with law or ordl· nance. Provided furthar that · the appropriation• for continganciaa can only be expanded upon appeal of lwo-thirdo vote of Council for items of expanse constituting a legal obligation against the village, and for pur· poses other than thooa covered by other apeci· LISA M. KOCH, M.S. Licensed Clinical Audiologist F1nancial any of the foregoing ap- or an ordinance or resolu- 18 -Wanted to-Do 992+2196 Middleport, Ohio 992-27 AL ALL ·"''I"11rU''HI· AllONS ... $1,134,265.06 Section 1 1 And the Village Clark is hereby authorized to draw warrants on the Village Trea- tion of council to make the expenditures. pro· We can repair and re· core radiators and heater cores. We can also1acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. PAT_HILL FO~RD. ' , 3·tfc. 111- Cotalltlh ::::,::.n,.."""''Joll 1- - - -- - - - - - - -- =~ a....otllhu!trol II M•.. t•ufllr IU ~ M1 ........ 31'1 - Cl'llthltl POMEROY,O., 992·2259 PRICE REDUCED- Pomeroy - Ahome with flatr' In !own, conventenl Nu:e 3 bedroom home, 2 baths, 2 !~replaces family room gas t.a. heat witll woodburmng add-on Ntee k~chen w~h bUJtt m unrts, gar age, lull basement, on two ~ts. Nice back yard $59,900 00 111N~I•Mototo ,. CUT YOUR HEATING COST E be tt MniOtttt"- 11 U~foalotwr Peraons On DecerTJ ber 2Brl, 1984 tn the Metg:J County Pra batt;l Court Case No 24654 Sta rl tnq Massa r Route 1 Reeds· ( lrtulj(t•d 7t Auh11IUIIII 1'111uch ..,.,.., 81 1111 H llll...o w.. ttd tvlhnt 41 [-ul,ltltfttlot llo"l U FntiiHI IIW.. •IIteDII nelded you, Exercise class PHONE 992-2156 Or Wnlt Datllr Stnltnel Clmtl1d Dept ___ :: :~~~! ~1':!~'"· =: --!-'i~1-:- •r;o4~ ­ -:r_-t ...,.._.,;::_ Russell, Pamela Marie Russell, 1. 72 acres, Rutland. Frances Clonch, deceased, Marjorie aonch nka Marjorie McCo· mas, affidaVit, Meigs. Dennis M. Dobbins, Norma Dobbins, Barbara J . Dobbins, Ker.ry L Dobbins, Lorena Dobbins to Gordon Proffitt, Parcel, Meigs A. Jessie M. Weber to Oltilnnunll, 'I Harman to Ohio Power Company, Barrett to James E. Diddle, Right Right of Way, Rutland. of Way, Salem. Carolyn Miller to Ohio Power Gilbert Porter, Lula Porter to Company, Right of Way, Salisbury. , James E. Diddle, Right of Way, Loyd D. Wyatt, Linda K. Wyatt to Chester. ' James E. Witherell, Phyllts Jean Howard Knight, Eleanor Knight Witherell, Parcels, Salisbury. to James E. Diddle, Right of Way, Raynlond Justis, Eileen Justis to Chester.. Capital Financial Sesrvices, Bene· • Albert G()fi'glein to James E. flcial Mtg of Ohio Inc., · Sheriff's Diddle, Right of Way, Salisbury. O,eed, Meigs County. Barbara Ellen Snyder to James Margaret B. Westfall to Jack L. Arihur Snyder, 1.0)) acre, Salem. Westfall, Parcels, Olive Wilhelmina Thoma, deceased, Maxine B. Conn, deceased, Helen Glen Thoma, · affidavit, Chester VIllage. Roush, Cert. of Trans .. Olive. Danny B. Howard, Eva S. Edith Forrest to Columbus and Howard to James E Diddle, Rlg'ht Southern Ohio Electric Co., Eight of Way, Salisbury. ol Way, Scipio. Connie J. Oyler, Janet Manuel Dorothy Braley TiUis, DaVid aka Janet Wolf Oyler to James E. ' Tillis to Roberi Hl!rnpton, .72 acre, Diddle, Right of Way, Sutton. Salisbury Danny B. Brown, Danny D. Jeffrey 'Bnent Russell, Pamela Brown, Cordelia C. Brown to James Marie Russell to Jeffrey Brent l ena K Nessefroad Clerk NEW LISTING - Mobile Home - Purchased new, used 6 months. 12x50, 2 bed· room, range, ref rncludesawn 111 Court St POFMIOY Oh1o 4S769 Meigs Count}' land transactions .Chnsty MuU!ns to John Orner Mullins, 1 acre, Chester. John Orner Mullins to Mason H. Mullins Jr., Anna Lee Mullins, 1 acre, Chester Addison A. Seaman, deceased, Mary M. Seaman, Affidavit , Pomeroy Village. Roderick Grimm, Margaret Grimm to Ohio Power Company, Robert E Buck Proba1e Judge CONSTRUCTION sa .b williamson birthday is ce1e rated r~th~e=m=top=lary==t=rees==tod=a=y=an=d=q=u=ets=w:lth=la:ce:an=d:fr:Ui:s:an:d:c:aU:ed==========:-- Matthew Lee Williamson, son of David and Cherie Williamson, Rutland , recently observed his first blrthdayatthehomeofhlsparents. Cake, Ice cream, and pUnch were _served,_ _ Attending were his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lightfoot and Mr and Mrs. Bill Williamson, and great·gr_andparents, Edith William· son and Allee Struble, and Darla Williamson CARPENTER SERVICE 218 E; 2nd St. Phone 1-(61 4)-992-3326 MIDDLEPORT - Walk to the store, ·work or school Real handy famtly home 985·U61 All Mtkll .PARTS and SERVICE J 24 ttc 54 Misc. Merchandise Iathan lutlcli'nil COMPLETE ONE STOP EVERY SAT. NIGHT 6:30 P.M. Check Our New Plant No.., Under (Ditstructian DON'T ORDER TIL YOU LAMD - Butld to SUI! yourseW on lhese 5 or 13 acres WE Will SAVE YOU FERTILIZER CHECK WITH US MONEY MGM FARM CITY POMIIOY, 01. 614-ftl-1111 ,,,.., ""'' W• I """ CH11tl11 COUNTRY - 2 8 acres and country home. Basemen~ barn, for $25,000 00 or go00 offer Sue Murphy, Milton Roush .Helen, Vircil 1nd Bruce Teaford Housing Headquarters ' DWI1 and by coupon, cancel rour ad br Phone when rou get resul~ Moneynotrl!fundable. Ham•-------------------Addre~~--~--------­ 12 Gauge shotguns Only J&L BLOWN INSULATION VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING •lnaulltton •Storm Doort •Storm Windows •Replecement Wini:towa •N- Roofing · "FREE ESTIMATES" JAMES KEESEE PH. 992~2772 ~-~··2 ... Real E1tate Ganerel ' 3 Announcements SWEEPER and sewing ma· chine repair, perfs. and aupplies Pick up and delivery, Dav11 Vacuum Cleaner, oqe half mile George• Creek Rd 614-446-0294. Balloons for Get Well , Ann•·" versarve. Binhdays, partiea Singing Gorrilla Call Bal- toono & Co 446-43 I 3 Gun shoot at Racine Gun Club ovary Sundov, 1:00 p.m. Factory chocked guns only. 4 Giveaway 2· 6 week old pupp1ea. small mixed breed. Call 446· 2261. . FOUND Gray 1lo white kit· ten. about 8 weeks old. Call 448-3934. Government Now hinng your area Is 1t true7 Find out now. Call 80-687-6000 OXI. R-4662 component to tho lnpotient· Traneiaional Service Area Participate with other teem members to develop both group and indtviduel treat· ment plans - strategies . Bachelor'a degree In a speciali:zed activity theray are preferred Education in the fteld of mental health or equivalent would be helpful. Knowledge and underatanding of the needs of the chronically mentally ill, and ab1lity to relata to ume. CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGIST· Must ( )Wanted >For Sate ( )Announcement ( )For Rent Dobermsn, 8 mo old AKC Aegiatered, tale docked, and 17. 1. ,;..._ _ _ __ 18.-----19, _ --~--20. _..;....,...._ _ 2a. ----~_ _ _ _ __ 21.------ 22. ------ 23. ._ --_ ,24. _-_ __- 25. _ _ _ __ :M. _ _ _ _ __ 21.--~--~ wormed . Cott 614·992· 7358. Free half grown k1n.,s part Angoro, 304-458-1517. in Melg1 Co. HOMEOWNERS·Rorinance to low fhted rate Uee equrty for any purpose Leader Mortgage Co. 614-5923051 . 23 Professional Services 1---------- eligible fot lican.. current Ohio forclin· melo. 614-742 -2951 , an# neCeaury. Mutt •• creative and self paced. Matter's degree in cUntcal evaluadon an psychiatric soclel work with at le..t one year of al.tpervlsed experience 1n cllnicel evaluation and pay- In provJdlnglherepoutlc Hr· vtceo. Some direct oervtcet lnvotV11d. Two ynro ouper· puppy, fomole, port ubo· dore with block 1lo brown pretty fooe, good with young children. 304-575-5747. lolt end Found ' LOST: Bugle, ono crippled reor leg, Korr·Horrloburtl Rd. Coll814·248-8189 or 441- 4090. PAIR, Reduced rates hmeted time only. Ward'a Keyboard, of non· 304-676-5500 or 676 3824. Playful and lovable houu 304·885·3078. 31. _ _ _ _ __ 32. --33. _-_ _,_ _34. _ _ _..:..._... 35.• _ _ _ _ __ 22 Money to Loan. work w1th children. adulta, chotherapy. Mull be abtoto cltotheropy prelferod. SOCIAL WORKER· Bocho- 6 USHING CO recommenda that you do bu11ne11 with paople you know, and NOT to send money through the mail until VOIJ: have investigated the offenng Piano Tuning and Repair Bruntcardt Musrc Co .. 446 0687 Twentieth year of quality service. Lane Da - Female Cock·A-Poo and 3 pupplel. muat give away, 21 29.----30.----- I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUB- have Ph D. with intensive uperience In psychological ataesament, chnical evaluat1on. consultation and ply- lor·s dagree. To 111i1t other mental hulth profe•iOnala viaed experience preffered Potlttv. anvlronment with excellent fringe benoflto In o comprehenalve community mtfttl! hHilh center. PleoH oenc1 ,.,u"'" to f'erooAdmlnlttrator. Woodland C.ntoro, Inc. 412 VInton l'tko. Golllpotla. 011 45131 or oell (1141 441-5500 lor mo,.. lnfvrmation. Wood· land Cent.,., Inc , It 1n equal opportun•tyatflrmatlve action employer iller Mlddtoport Dill. 2 children, 1-J' 'U""~~ , Now SPECIALIST· Prov1de a therapeutic r8craat!on-act1Yitlll servrce Catt 614· 266· < Business Opportunity Jobs- 6.659-$60,653 year ACTIVITIES 21 ondfomllloo Muttholdorbe PIANO TUNING AND RE- 2·8 wee old pupploo Colt 614·3 -.2216 Found-Smell brown Dach· ohund, In E111orn High School ..... Coli 814·185· 3844 ·~ud· or Gathpoho area. Catt 446· 7363.or 446-0066. · $1 Phon•--~--_;..-- RACINE FIRE DEPT. EASTERN - lg one story modern 3 or 4 BR ranch Low heal budget Woodburmng f~replace ~ jamdy rm and I 79 acres NEAR POMEROY - 2 houses, bath, lg. lots & City water Wil sell lor $12,000 00 each or may trade one 'curb Inflation III I Pay Cash for I Classlfleds . . and Savell Imail Willi tillS Wr.te your ad order GUN SHOOT Low, Law Prices tion AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Alto TrtiiiiiiiiiiOII PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 REEDSVILLE - like new 3 BR home Bath, furnace and one acre Only $18,500 POMEROY - Older 8 rm home & 2 lots next to l11e sta· GARAGE Rl. 124,Pomeroy Ohto •Washers •Dishwuhers •Ranges •Refrigera1ors •Dryera •Freezers DORCAS - 3 BR tratler, 12x65 Only $5,600 POMEROY - Vtew of nver near Kroger's. l~ 3 BR home wtth db! garage Also 3 BR home & one acre Roger Hysell Ann ou nee men Is -~-------------------~I Baby1itter wanted part· t1me, weekends, weekdays. some aven1nga. In my home 8-:'!!~. -!!0 Real Eslale ,. 31 Homes for Sale Three bedrooma, central air, vinyl wall paper, carpet throughout. well lnaulated. · new paint, aneched garage •. 011 outdoor grill. ew.,rna•. meny oxtroo. Colt 4411·21183 lit li.OOPM. after 6·00"M collll14·246•5859. Open Houee- new model. big country homo, 3 bdr ., built on your lot, •18,900 • up. Co111-814·8B8·7311 , Middleport home PrJCOd to 18111 Ar,d we mean priced to oelltl CoM 514-982-11941. Romodelod 2 bdr vlnyled home. carpeted. 2 acre., 1224 poundo lobocco ollat· ment, c1ty schoold•. U2,500 Coli 614-2411-: &2111. Mw;t ~m 3 ::ldl'7' hvmw tboul 5 mt. lroft\ town. \-\ ocre 114,000 Coli 448· 045t;or 441-2141. ~­ �· ~ ·· ---~-- ·•-- - ·--- . --- -----· - --- - ~ -- - - " - .... -:--. · - -_,.Friday. Jam.~a,Y '18, 1985 Page-1 0- The Daily Sentinel 31 LAFF·A:DAY Homes for Sale 49 For Lease Apt. for laue. overlooking city park. LR. kitchen , stove, refrig., dining area, 2 bdr., bath .. 8190 mo. plus utili· lies . Call PJ' 448· 1819. . For sale. rent or trade. Nice 3 bdr . home in Plantz Subdivi· alon. $43 ,000 or f326 rent. call 814-246-6281 . 61 4 bdr. hOlll&for ule removed from lot . Call,... ,._. ,_ 6104 or 676 -5386 . lots . Will Household Goods pc wood LR suite 8399, bunk beds '199, antron recliners $99. new &: used bedroom suites, ranges . wringer washert. &. shoes. New m sulte1 finance. . Addioon. Ohio . Call 614 448-0175. fumithed . New Merchant11se SWAIN AUCTION 6 FURNITURE 62 Olive St .• Gallipolis. New & used wood-coal ltoves, 6 Bea•ment with furnance. air cond .. carPort. 3 mobile tfome Friday, January 18, 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio two car 5·4 Misc. Merchal)disa 814-992-6664 . Priced to aell . 76 _:...._ Pomeroy- Middleport, ----- ·- --·· Ohio - -- ~- The Daily Sentinel-Page ~ 11 I Boatt8nd Motor• for Sele limestone, Sand, Gravel. Pick up al Richards 6 Son. Call 446-7786 . Low·Line Big John 14 ft. john boat, 18 HP Mercury motor wfth trailer end •cc. Firewood cut up slabs. •16 PU load. J..ar11er loads vered. Cell for pricea. 246· 6804. Coli 446· 2322. Woodburning fumance, •u- 76 tometlc controla, blower, ready to hook up. neveruMd Auto Parts & Accessories f400. Coll&14-268·121&. Hospital bod. over the bod t1ble, and wheel chair. Call 614-388·9807. Wondercoal&.woodbumer, 8126 . Call448-7108. 0CCAS.l0NALL'f, MY For ula 8 ft. insul1ted ttUok topper with 1peaker1, ax . ahepo. $200. Call814·246· 6407. . o .. lgner earring• Elirebeth Morroy U .OO o pair. 14K gold filled poot. Coli 448· 7821 after 4:30PM. ~o~ny­ tlme wHkenda. For eale AM· FM 8 track 1terao discotek. hide-a-bed oofo end choir. Call 81 4· 387-9324. garage in Middleport . Phone KIT 'N' CARL VLE ®by Llrry Wright _ - · -~----- I FATHER WOU}-D l:.Akii THE' ~NOW L-EOPARD TO A F'RE-5-ERVe. IN THE!SE MOUUTAl~H·. Four Cregar SST'&, two 1 4a6, two 14x8, with tlrn *276.00. Ahor 4 PM 304678·4648. ~ · & Campers t-----------r--------------1 56 Pets for Sale 71 Autos for Sale Tarry Camper. 18 h . Porfoct .cond ltlon. Toilet and 1 h 0 w 8 r, sleep 1 8 . ""•1100.00. Call 114·992- ..._ 8140. . YOUR "Cl!ODY• 1\'ARilUCI\S WILL BE RE~ IEVEO THAT IT Wit5 ONlY THAT•. Scotty camper siMps four •8oo.oo. 304-875-60&3. Marcum Roofing 6 Spout· lng. Now inotalllng rubber runs good body muataaiiU76. Fleetwood rune good ohope, 1,200. 1977 Charver 4a4 mutt S lbw-.-iim Real Estate for Sale or Trade for farm with tillable land, 3 bedroom rancher, Gallipolis Ferry. 304·676-6851. 1 Y.a atory house, one acre plus, pertly furnished . city water . Gallipolis Ferry , phone 304-676-2760. ,.....~uiky vv;n- G weeks old . AKC raglllord. Black and white with blue oyoo. Hoa sholl. *160.00. Call 81<1-949-2779. Used . refrigerator ..... Uvi.n.G. rOOt:~\ IU.ite and 01~ rerao . Furnished house $210. wa· lor paid. 2 bdr., 1136 2nd. Ave. Gallipolis. Cell 4464418 after 7PM . 3 bdr. apt .. married couple preferred. 1 utilitiet paid; 8100 dap., $230 mo ., ref. no pets. 103 Coun St. 448-0088 after 4PM . Nice 2 -bedroom house. 800 {.;;;;--;;~:;;;-=;;~~;;;--:J.~b.~lo~c:!ktr~F:i~r:st Ave., Gallipolis, Real 'esi:ilte - tor sale parking, referenlnveatmant, 2 unit apt build· cas and deposit. Call 614 ing, 2 bedroom, yard and 256 - 1629. basement each unit, priced 2 bdr. carpeted duplex, reasonable, 304-675-7541 unfurin1hed, stove &: refrig· evenings. erator . Good neighborhood, 2 1tory barn style house on 4 close to downtown . D.8PQ.I.it acres. Beaut1ful location on 8. reference. Call 446-3949 Robinaon Creek. 2 miles or 448-2419 . back of Mason Counw Fair Grounds. House features 3 bdr. house in queit town 1.226 oqf1 livingopoco. heat neighborhood, woodburner. pump, fireplace end other garage door opener. fenced· extraa. Also, has 2 car in yard. electric stove, gargarage, outbuilding and bage disposal, lg . : llvinwood shod. 304-876-6739 . groom , window air condition• . $260 per Two or three bedroom house month. Deposit and referen· . in Maso)l. Living room. ces required . Call446-1171 dining room, kitchen, utility. or 448-4306 . large family room . Extra lot with garage. Priced on in· Furnished 2 .bdr. house, 3 mi. out Rio Grande off At. spectlon. 304-773· 6)66 . Furnished house, 3 bdr., 29 Ave .. Ge!lipolio. 8226 utiltie.s , references. Call oher7PM . New 1 bdr. efficiency apt. Call 448·0390. Immaculate 2 bdr apt., carpeted, ·stove & refrig. furnished. water&: trash pd .. quiet area. $225. Call 446· 0118 . 'Gpod' condition . ·cai 614} 667-3333. ·, 67 . GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers, dryers, 'refrigera - (COal Delivered) good lump to.rs. _range's. Skaggs Ap · house coal 1 to 1 ton. call P1•ancss, Upper River Ad. Jim . Lanier 676-7397 or beside Stone Crest Mo.tal .. 304·876-1247. 61 4-446· 7398. Batket and c 'a ning Supplies. County Appliance. Inc . Write for free price lilt. Good used appliances and Carol's Conery, 232 BarnsTV seta. Open BAM to &PM . dale Road, Camelot, Cha'rMon thru Sot. 448- 1699. loneavllle, Va . 22901. 1. 627 3rd. Ave. Gellipolia, 804-973-6846. OH . Firewood $20.00 pickup ValhiJV. Furniture, new & load, $30.00 delivered . Coli used. La~ge section of qual· 304 -876·8782 · or 876ity furniture . 1216 Eastern 2991 . Ave., Gallipolis. Large selection Antique ,Used furniture bedroom su- Pocket Watchee. fully guaites. twin hide-a-bed . Corbin ranteed. HarrySidersJewel& Snyder Furniture. 956 ero, Gallipolis Ferry, W. Va . Second Ave .• Gallipolis . Call 304-876-3867. 446-1171 . Musical Instruments ... ·- roofs. 30 Yl.lrt experience, specializing in built up roof·, Call61 4-388-98117. H ~ S Home Improvement• vinyl &. aluminum siding, roofing, seamle11 gutters. sell. 1978 Newport fair cond., f390. Coli 814·246-9376. 1982 Plymouth Horizon. auto. AC. CC. 37.000 mi .. t3.300 . Call 814-379· 2629 . BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncondltlonolllfetlmo guarantee. Local reference• · furniehed. Free utimattt. Call collect 1·8 14-2370488, 9 a.m. to I p.m. Tobacco! Any- thinq else, Mr. Wallet? Roger• ' Basement Bundy flute for sale. Like new. $176 .00. Call 814247~ 3912 • . F;HIII Siippllll~ &. L1ve:>loek 61 Farm Equipment Ford tractor 11.696. BMB 6 fl. brush hog •296. 1 bottom plow new $195. Ford baler •450. Wagon running gears •196. Call 81 4· 288-8622 .. 62 1979 Thunderbird Town Waterproqfing. Undau, nearly every f1ctory very good condition. Iron HorN Bulldere. Farm & CoW448·0677.Commercial Polo Bldg&. 814·332·9746 Collect . · 1980 Thunderbird . fwo · Winter apl.: 30X40X9 wHh tone, AM·FM stero tape, 16' track 'door & man door: reer window dofrool. Coli t6238 erected. 814-949·2182 after 5:30 GENE 'S ·DEEP StREAM' PM. CARPET CLEANING. Opar1978 LTO 351 V-8, AT. .attd by owner. Deodorizere- AM·FM radio, air, f796 .00. ••otchguard . FREE oatlmoleo. Coli 114-982-63011 Call614-367-7760. or 814-742-2211 . · 1977 Dido Omega. 4 door. PS. AT. runs. •180.00. Call 814·992· 7108. Got one oHho~e sate/! ite dishes I Get stuff h ..,,~~ four hours a day! Wanted to Buy Small kitchen, bdr .. shower. furniahed. utilities paid . 6 min . from Holzer or town. Would like mature person. 325 . Call 814-246-9398 after 6PM . Ref. required. Call 4083. 32 448· revealed . 8o00 II Cil (JJ Diff'rent Strokes (]) MOVIEo 'This Is tho 11 ro m m m m ® 111 a:oo Doublewidea, Repo11e,..dl We hove throe 13). Small ca1h deposit and a••ume loan . Won't last long, Call today 61 4· 772-1220 or 814· 773-3926. No charge lor.:dalivery and uoombly. 1983 Jay Skyllnor 14x62, • completely furnlthed. ax· cept bedroomt, aet upon privololot . Coli 448·7200 . 1971 12X80 houootrollor, 2 , bdre, 11h bath, central air, on rented lot. •8200 waohor 6 dryer. Call 246·5232 oher 5P"1· 1989 1 2•80 Schu~z mobile home. approx. .. 8 of acre lot . Will conoldor 11lllng,npor· ate. Call 114-387-7166. Mult oall 1974 Community 12x.80, new water huter & plpeo. Coli 448· 7718, by appointment. Young Holstein milk cow, 3 bedroom house on Tho· mae Ridge Rd. Electric heat and wood burning furnace; ~225. month . 304-837· 7831 . 42 Unfurnished apartment for rant in Syracuse. Call 614· 72 64 • Hay & Grain 1978 Dataun PU. •aoo or will trade for car. Call 814-266· 1393. 992-7889. Super nice: Unfurnished, carpeted. total electric. one bedroom apt. Deposit re- Mobile ·Homes for Rent quired. Coli 81 4·992-2094. 26 in color Motorola conaole TV. Phone 304-876-2816. Building Materials Block, brick, sewer pipes, windows. lintels, etc . Claude Winters, Rio Granda, Repotsesnd . machines. 1 3 room apanment, $126 .00 vacuum cleaner, 1 carpet unlurnlohad, $135 .00 fur- · aha mpooor. Full factory _o _ . c_ o_l_l _&_1_4_·2_4_5_·_6_1_2_1_ ._ ni1hed. 4 room apanment, 1 warranty . Call 614-446 $125.00 . Call 814-742Block. brick, mortar and 8237 . 2480 or 814' 742-3087. maeonry 1upplies. Mountain State Block, Rt. 33, New 1 or 2. bedroom furnished Haven, W. Vo. 304-882· 6~ CB,TV, Radio apartments. Call 814· 9922222 . Equipment 6434 or 814-992·5194 or 304-882-2568. 25 inch color television. 66 Pets for Sale APARTMENTS. mobilo Excellent condition . Callj---- - - - -- homes, houses. Pt. Pleasant 8 14·949·2994. and Gollipolla . 61 4-4468221. 64 Misc. Merchandise 2 · 2 bdr. mobile homea, completely furnished . can 448-9889. 2 bdr. trailei' competely furnithad. all utilities paid. except electric, good lion. Call 446-8668. artifically bred. $326 . Call 614-379-2233. lOCI · Trailer for rent near Mercerville. Coli 448·31 59 deyo, 814-268· 1 662 eve. 2 bdr. 1 mi. from hospitll, wether-dryer. tr11h 8a water paid. *200 rant. e200 dep. Coli 448· 1364 ohor 6 . Mixed grass hay for sale. Call614-949·2237, • Corn for ule. call61 4 -2473972. Strow $1.76 bale. call 304676-6088 . Transporlalion 71 Autos for Sale Truck for oala. Col 814388-9726. 1978 Chev. Sllvatodo, 'AI ton, PS, PB, AC, tilt wheel, many other extras; Cell 448-0649. . 1974.• AM·FM Ford F-100. V-8. auto radio, olldlng bock glua. good cond. Call 814-387·0612 after &PM . 1971 Chevy truck. 8 cyl .. good con d. Coli after 4PM. 44&-7882 . 1980 Dodge Sport 0 ·60. ~ apd., AM-FM, t3 , 199. 1880 Chovy Luv, auto, AM·FM tape, *3,188. John'o Auto Sola, Bulovllle Rd. Coli 448-4_782. 1976, 14x70 Mobile home in· Trucks for Sale are1. Partly CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine Gallipolio. Ohio Phone 814-446-3888 or 814 ·448-4477 Rifleman (]) Mazda Sportslook ([) Down to Earth Cil 01 1!2J ABC News ICC) liJ CBJ ® CBS News Nightly Business Repon ill) Working Womon fl) One Day at a Time {MAX] MOVIE: 'Yellow- (1) beard' 7 :00 B (1) PM Magazine C3J Here Come the Brides CIJ SportsCenter IJ) Gomer Pyle (I) Cl) (JJl Enten8inment Tonight owner. SEWING Machine repair&, Authorl11d Singer Solaa 6 Service Shorpan Scluora . Fabric Shop. Pomer...,. 814-982-2284. Washington v s Mi ami , •rvlca. 00 An~ Griffith II) liJ 1.BJ Family CZJ Jeopardy Feud · C1m Wheel of Fortune Iii II2J New Nome That ::....::._.._- ~~~ ~....,- .,..<.....-~.~ fJ) WKRP In Cincinnati D CD(!) VAn 8:00 alien d octor is kid napped in order to & Acreage 1. 1 4 ecre1, level lend, GrMn Twp.. city 448· 3044. .. schools. Coli for-ult...,ownef~tocraa. 3 mi. from HMC. on Kempat Hollow R,d .. f12.000. Coli 1114-448-7471. treat a criti ca lly lhJured Wi111e and announces the Visitors '1 pla ns to take o ver Los Angeles. (60 min.) (]) Lone Ranger (!) Super Bowl XVIII Hllltes Los Angeles vs. Washmg· 73 142 ecre farm. will conekler Lots man's 7:30 D (]J Tic Toe Dough (!) Super Bowl XVII Hi lites 715 acres hunting cabin, all 36 39Wg· fJ) Jefferson& mineral rights, good timber. 10 aero farm In ~ed1ord Townahlp, recently drilled geo woll. Byloppolntment call 114·843-6372 after llpm. 34 Metal [HBO) Inside the NFL Farms for Sale f79.000. Coli 11 4 - 2411· 11281. cream Newshour (B) News Electrical Refrigeratlon 1 anvthlng of v1lue on trade. %3 " Diamond 31 Devilfish 33 Soolhing Wheel of Fortune' Q CI) Wheel of Fortune Cl) IJ]) MacNeil/Lehrer ~ Coli after 8,. 61 4· 317· 7147. is dyslex1c ClJ 614· 982· or 814-992·6449 of·' ter &pm. 33 Ace 's ex·g• rlfr iend. a tutor discovers that her student ill l·'""''!!~j~~!~~i~~~~~ &. 1hemse l11es 10 t he boJCin.u nng to make points with IJ) Lucy Show CBJ Dr. Who ill) 3-2·1, Contact (CC) fl) Oiff'rent Strokes ' 6o30 U Cil (JJ NBC News Excavating 84 Cil lil 1I2J Love Boat ICC) Ace, Gopher and I sa at: find ffll News C3J Hot Poteto JIM 'S PLUMBING 6 HEAT· lNG. Rt. 1, Boli 366, Galli· polis. Con 614·387-0676 . 83 Army' ([) MOVIE: 'Oallas 1 1178 JHp CJ ·I, black 10ft top, e oyl .. 3 apd .. aluminum whaalo. Call81 4-317-0112 oheriPM . · Moblla home in Galllpollo. nice for anior citi1en1 or m•rrtad couple with one child. no pall, de...,.il and rof.,.ncea required. K 6 K Moblla Homn, Inc.. 3041711-3000. 1979 two bedroom. all olac, mobile homo, t110 .00 month e1oo.oo dtpoak. . reedy Fob. 1. 304-871· '&081 . 44 46 Space for Rent 1---------MobUe home lot. 12'x&o: or smaller. f76 wotor paid. 4th • Neil. Galllpollo. Call 446· 4411 llflor 7PM . 1--- - - - - - - Nice trailer opace on Rt. 7, near town. Call 614-3870232 or 441 -4281 . .1 Office or nore space for Apartment for Rent rent, eo plut utilitiesdowntown. Coli 441-9283. Fa'tiiy jur'flilh.O -z bec:iroom · .COU~TP.Y - unAII E Ho,_ apartment, f3211. utiillea Pari<. Route 33, North of paid. depooil. no peto. CoU PoFJier...,. Larr. loto. Coli 4441-14117. . _11..,.1_4_·8_8_2~·7_4_7_._ __ 1 Vane&. 4 W.O. 1879 Chevrolet Camero. e cyl, auto. one owner. f3200. CaN 2411·1232 oftar lpm, For aale 1878 4a4 Joep truck, 43,000 mlloo, elr conditioned, tapeplayar, fll.200. Call 4411-80211. 1981 Z-28 Camero, 47,900 ' 1971 JHp CJI, VB, new tlrao and new top, 304·&71· 8410. mU.a. aUto. tnna., pow. look, pow. window, am-fm - · muet aall, fiiOOO. Call 241-911111. 74 . Matorcyclaa ;James Boy• Water Servfce . Aloo poolo filled. Call 1114· 2111 · 1141 or 1114·446· 1 1711 or e14-4411-791 1 . ton 00 MOVIE: 'Five Card Stud' il) li) ll) Bonoon ICC) Banson finds himself battling a city mayor who is trymg to outlaw bre akdancing in public 0 ClJ (fQJ How Bugs Bunny Won/Welt Yosem1te Sam , Daffy Duck and Porky Pig join Bugs in th is spoof of Ken'a Water Service . Welle, clllorna, poolo Illlad . Phone &14· 387·0&23 or814·3&7· 7741 night or day. 87 westerns. Upholatary " 1 (JJ Clil W••hlngton Week/ Review Paul Duke Is joined by top washington journalists analyzing the week's news. TRI S·TATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1113 Soc. Ave .. Galllpollo . 114·44&·7833 or814-446· 1833. 81) Who Will Hear Their Cry1 I~BOl MOVIE: 'Of nown Origin' !MAXI 8:30 MOVIE: Unk· 'Doctor Detroit' (]) OrHt Adventure CD Soc10h S!.!~r 8~1 ([) etD Weboter (CCI till AXYDLBAAXR II LONGFELLOW Cll liD MOVIE: ' Any Which Way You Cln' , jl (]) iill Wall &treat Weok Now 1rrange 1he circled leiters 10 form the surprise answer. as sug· gelled by the abo11e cartoon IIII1111T . One leuer stands for another. In this sample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, elc. Single letters, apostrophe&, the length and formation of,lhe words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. CR\'PTOCIUOTE 1·18 LRF ISBGU IXGG WF OFB GSSD (Answfus tomotrow) Yeslerday'sl Jumbles: ITCHY COMET FIASCO SPORTY An 11we.-: What he aald her new headgear was , A " HAT·ROCITV " NCWWM XQ MSC TGITMN IFTB UTJID . V IU'!'I N F.N, ,,;..,. Nl!CBZF CWDW SI W Yesterday'• CryptaqiiOie : EVERY MAN SfiOULD KEEP A FAIR..siZED CEMETEKY IN WHICH TO BURY THE FAULTI!OFHJSFRIENDS. - H.W. BEECHER �-.-~-- ------'-Page~ 1 2-The ~ . ~---,---~-- -.;;_,.,.-.,_.~_,...__,... ·----- __ Pomeroy - Middleport, Ohio Daily Sentinel -- .__,.,..,., ·-- ·-· 111 t•ursuance _.' - · -·--· __ ,..;_., _.__ _ _ ___ ,......_.__ ,__ -~_,.....,._ -- ~~~~~Mj~~~~~~~~a~·~-~~~=·l~~~~m~--~-= was cashier in 1963, cashier in January . A ml!mber· of the Syracuse .1\JQl and secretary to the board of Methodist Church, Kloes resides at ,directors on Aprtl8, 1900.. Rt. 1, State Route 124, Minersville, Super Djp lce .Cream, . withhisson,Mike.Hiswifewasthe SCHOOL DISTRICTS : ~ ANOCOAPORATIONS -- ~ • 5 • : ~ i ·i ! ; '! . ;· • -o! : ~ -~ ~ , j ~ ~. e. ; • E : ~ ! .. VELVET ,·j law. 1: George M. Collins, Tr;"""'' of Meigs .Couniv. Qhio in compliance wilh 10viied .Coda No . 323.08 . J~ --- 18, 1985 . Friday, of State ol Ohio, do hereby give notice ol the·•Rates 01Taxation for the Tax V11r of J984. Rates.expressad in dollars and · cents on each one thousand dollaq tax valu~tion. elected to board of directors Wednesday. _..,.. .•......:._ ........ ....-~- Rates of Taxation for 1984 · .Farmers Bank -V-P Kloes !he Farmers Bank of Pomeroy, was elected to the board of directors at the bank's annual meeting ~ i. ':5! 1iH i=.: ••• ~~ = ;.; . PRICES GOOQ . -LL_\Yj~~···~ ~~: In Janualy !970, Klocs ' was ~la::;t:fe,;;;Jei:aRn. ~R;dobl;s:;;on~KI;~:::oe;;s~.sld•ent;c"«'--11 -"""""'T"""'~.;,...,,...~"~,·~~~;,,..;'"==,_,·~,:·~.,;. > ~,_:"~=;,",.,,.,.,.,.,., • ===""'•_•c::•~~""'='==='= -~ erteO_cashier, ~reta ry a-ntJ-'Vke '"-~ - - -~ -board. ' . president. In January 1972, )'le was ported to shareholders present for BEDFORD Carsey was elected a director elected vice president. the position themeetingthatFarmersBankhad 2.00 1.50 t.OO .032475 :021835 . 36. tO 4.30 1.70 24.00 .40 .20 1.00 Mei!ls emeritus. he holds today. total assets grow!ngduringtheyear ' 2.00 . 1.50 1.00 .031179 .020964 37.80 Eastern 4.30 · 1.70 25.50 .40 .20 tOO Klees· is a i:tadtiate of Pomeroy Kloes Is a past president of the,. to in excess of $40 m111ion. CHESTER High School, the Ohio School · of . Pomeroy Lions Club; a veteran of Other directors re-elected were: .043208 4.30 3.00 25.50 .40 . .20 t.OO Banlting at Ohio University and the World War II, U.S. Navy; a member Theodore T. Reed Thereon Kloes succeeds Dr. Fred R. =-.. ·-earsey--Jr:;-·whu -Tetirecl~,~vm-tl'"ae--- 112 ASSORTED .~.·- flAVORS - $119 GAL. - ....... """""' __ _., --------------~FOODLAND.COUPON, MXP.1·26·U ........ ' ,-'! and He was elected Meigs County Bosworth Council 46, recorder in 1900 prior to becoming a Arch Masons · 80, Ohio Valley teller at the Farmers Bank on Sept. . Commandly 24 and is a 32ild degree FeiTQan E . Moore. The following · officers wee a !So ' I re-elected: Theodore T . ReE!<J Jr., president; Paui' E. Kloes, . vice president and secretary; Roger W. Hysell, cashier; Jon P. Karschnik, A Huntington, W.Va., man was ·· troopers said she apparently lost assistant vice president; J031\lle J. treated released at Veterans rontrolofhercaronasnow-covered Willi is hi E Accident injures passenger .· LEBANON E"tern ' .Southern LET AiiT · Southern OLIVE ORANGE >' 3.70 25.50 3.70 24.00 .40 .to .40 .20 t.oo 1.00 . 2.00 2.00 (30 4.20 24.00 4.30 3.20 25.50 4 30 2 50 25 50 · · · .40 .20 ;4Q .20 40 20 · · 1.00 t.OO 1 00 · 2.00 2.00 2 00 · 4.30 4.30 1.50 1.00 .044074 t.50 .f.OO .045916 .035182 39.60 .036567 38. tO 1.50 t.OO 1.50 tOO 1 50 f 0·0 · · · · .029775 38.60 .035029 39.10 . ·o28973 38 40 · · · -. .043679 .04637f 03925 f · Fop..D. ilwl i~lcH. . ' ' WITH P.CHASE ·8 f'1 ~~~~~~~ln~a~~~fo~ri~~in*~ju~ly~~roa~d,~W~e~nt~of~f~th~e~l~e~ft~s1~·de~o~~~t~~~~:~~.~~~-iG~.ii'~~~~h~~~~~·~ta~n~tc~a~s~eitr~;~ve~Iyffin~-~A~U;~T~LA;;N;;D~•·~t;:-~~~;4~.3;;0~2.;·~3~0 -~~;~~--,~~-· ~- ;2:~0 --,_~I..O~;O;~'"'~~~JC:..•~v---~:;·~ :~~-1.~50:T=T;t.0~0;-:..0;;3u,84~87;-:c---:;.0~2-6<;7g.01,.-,;:3;~6.:0.7~ 0 =-~ County Road 5Thursday morning. Byer's car sustained moderate SALEM 4.30 1.70 - ~;...~==·=··~"~=-='"'·~~,.:.~.--~·~=Q<JJ!!il.£!~j!!.,J!!g_,_,!!!£1l\l~!!b!!Jl!:~;k..B.L~~c..J,Ji!;!'IJ";ISl:L~t1>DI•.,;:ru!!lli;!!:;.,,J,"l;A-b~!li.!!!Y.~ ~'='~· ·--"!.-';!~ -!-.?,!! Ph1111p Shoemaker, :18, a passaid. MIDDLEPORT 4.30 .20 senger ill a car driven by 36-year-o!d POM EAOY 4.30 .20 Roger D. · shoemakff, a~ ~ r::;::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::i 4.30 3.20 Huntington, was treated fm• a fSCIPIO 4.30 3.1_0 dislocated shoulder, according to sunoN · 4.3o 1.20 hospital officials. RACINE '4.30 1.60 ELB.EIIFELDS . TheGallia-Me!gspost~theState WINTER ·CLOTHING Highway Patrol said Shoemaker was southbound on 5, approximately one-half mlle south of Ohio 124, when he apparently lost control of his car in a cuxve and slid off the 4.30 24.00 .40 .20 1.00 2.00 .1.50 1.00 .032475 ,.2~!!0.--A-f!-~-Q _,J,~!).""'"'""'""'--~~~)!k,1.5 1!!=!!.1~!""'-.!!a~~~~~~~2-!~25~-:!5;,!~ ,~_ •.;.. __ 7.70 2.00 1.50 i.OO .064577 . .048832 42.30 24.00 .40 .20 1.00 5.80 2.00 1.50 1.00 .068870 ,054551 40.40 24.00 .40 .20 1.00 2.00 1.50 1.00 ,03tl79 .020964 37.60 .24.00 .40 .20 100 2.00 . 1.50 1.00 .034698 .022777 37.50 24.00. .40 .20 1.00 9.10 2.00 1.50 1.00 . .1t1146 .064199 44.70 . 24.oo .40 .20 d1o ·24.00 .40 .20' wo 2.00 2.00 1.50 1.00 .034242 .022477 38.00 3.10 24.00 .40 .20 1.00 2,00. 1.50 1.00 .034590 .022777 37.50 . FJOZIN (LEAlA. N.CE TURKEY DRUMSnOS Real Estate taxes whit:~l haw not bf:'en -paid at t,he dose of r.·ac~ collection carry a penalty -~f_!Cr~.t~.r--~----._ cent: Taxes ~ may be ·pifcf at the officl' 01 tt.~ county treasurer or by" mail. ·Please bring ~ your last tix re- - · ·ccipt, and if you pay by mail be sure to locatt· your prurlt'rty by laxin~ district and t>llclost• stamped self. addressed envelopt'. , . - --- -r!ght~~stde .,nf the _r:tJ"u ...JUIJJ .;.c"-''-· embankment. Shoemaker's car sustained Ught damage in the 10 a.m. incident. Shoemaker was not cited by troopers. Always examine your tax receipt .to see that it covers all your property. Office Hours 8:30A.M. to 4:30P.M., Monday thru ~'riday, Closed on Saturday. · A Middleport .. GEORGE M. COLLINS, Meigs Co. Tre~•- woman escaped injury when her car went off the Iefl side of Ohio 7Thursday morning. Cathy L. Byer, 21, was northbound, about one and one-tenths ofa ·Pinto,:aeans .. Mixed · "" Fryer P~t~- ,. milleoortho~M•~lgsGGtm~,~.when .. . Schools closed today SchOols of the Meigs Local and EasternLocalScltOOIDistrlctswere c~ today as snow contbtued to . ALL SALES fiNAl NO lAYAWAYS w~; 11 Ot . · '""""' 1-==============~========J Schools ol the Southern Local fall. . 1Distrlct were opened this morning, btit were scheduled to he closed ilt 12: 30 p.m. and students returned to · their homes. · At Melgs IDgh School, there was no word on whether the basketball game between Meigs and Vinton County would he played this DOWNY 1975 CHEVROLET BLAZER . Four wheel drive, two-tone green & white, V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power steering & brakes, hm·fm cassette stereo, radial tires. evening. AI Eastern, the game with Southwestern tonight has been postponed. 1978 DODGE RAMCHARGER FAIIIC SOFTENER F!!.u r wheel drive, black with red interior, ·v.a engine, automatic transmission, power steering & bra~es, air conditioning, am-fm radio, tilt wheel, white spoke wheels, radial tires. 6401.$199 . Ea,<~tern's ~with At game Hannan Trace scheduled fol' this evenin' was postponed, but will be played Saturday night. • MeanwhUe, It was announced that Meigs Local Schools will be c~ on Monday In observance of Martin Lulber King Day. Emergency runs Seven calls were answered Thursday by units of ihe Meigs County Emergency Medical Sexvlce. · At 8:11 it.m., Rutland was called to the Harrisonvnle Grade School for Ted Hatf!e)d, who was taken to · Veterans Memorial. Racfnewent to Letart Falls at 10:20 a.m. for Steve but not ' . Jenldns, who was treated . transported. · At 10:49 a .m., ~s Plains went to Chestff HIU and transported Wtlloughby Hill to St. Joseph's HospitaL Pomeroy was called to the Pomeroy Health Care Center at 11:58 a.m. and transported Clara Miller to Veterans Memorial. At 2: 54 p.m., Pomeroy was called to a chimney fire at the ·Dave Price residence on Ohio 143. No transports were made. At 3:03 p.m., Racine took Ben Philson from Racine to Center. And at 11:03 RE/TAURAnT WELCOMES YOU TO OUR ·NEWLY REMODELED RESTAURANT INTRODUCING: ·•Hot Baked Potatoes •croissants Sandwiches •Taco Salad •Dinner Platters. •8 Flavors of ·,, . Ave., forMaryWallaceto Admissions -PariS H~s. Middleport; Debbra Ma!deit, Middleport; Gregory Taylor, . Pomeroy; Clara MOler. Pomffoy. Discharges - Betty Van Meter, John McDanieL Weather forecast Tonight, cloudy with scattered flumes. Low near 20. Saturda:Y, mostly clOudy wtth a chance of flurries. Temperatures nearly steacly · ur falling into the teens. Chance of snow 50 percent tonight and 40 percent Saturday. Ohio extended lorecast Sunday through Tuesday: Vezy cold with scattered flu!Ties ~·-,·- eacl! d!',:\'· fi.Jg!!s G-10. I,ows below Sunday morning and 5 below to 5 above Monday and TuesdaY- · · Medium blue metallic with contrasting interior, carpet, 5 speed transmission, power steering, am·fm cassette stereo, sliding rear window, rear tube bumper, front brush guard, radial tires, all gauges & just 13,000 miles. Sharp Trucks! 11 .•8,900° 0 MORE WINTER SPECIALS" 1978 J-EEP CJ-7.....................................~•4,400 00 Silver & black, V-8 engine, 3 speed transmission, Levi interior, wheels, new tires. am-fm OPEN FOR BREAKFAST 6:0 A.M.-1 0:30 A.M. SUN. 7 A.M.- 11 A.M. LUNCH & DINNER . Till 11 :00, Sun.-Thurs. and Till 12 P.M. Fri. & Sat.. caBSette radio, chrome spoke FORMERLY BURGER CHEF . ,._ '-"' ...,._,~'""""'"'-''· ,=-,~- . 2""'P POT PIES SlAB BACON 4 aoz.$J $)39 , IOXES . MOUNTAIN IRAND Ju...bo Bologna Hudson Creme Flour A AN.Y SIZE ··-~. . ,·•· '· .. · ' 1 1977 FORD BRONCO••••••••••••••• Ill I. I I I lOll '4.50000 Sliver with custom stripes by "Uibo", V-3 engine, 3 speed standard tra~s., am radio, white spoke . wheels. Sharp 4 x 4. . 1979 DODGE D-150 4X4 ...................... '5,400 00 Short bed, green with matching interior, V-3 -automatic 1979 CHEVROLE.T BLAZER .••·•••••••••••••••••••5,90000 Two tone charcoal '& dove gray, Cheyenne package, V-8 engine, automatic trans., air cond., am-fm cassette, power windows, power door locks, tllt wheel, cruise control, aluminum wheels, new tires & just 54,000 mlles .. Local Trade-In. ' 00 1983 GMC C-1500 4X4 TRUCK ..~ .....NOW -•9,800 ' Two tone blue-Sierra package· 6.2 titre diesel engine, auto. overdrive trans., ps, pb, vinyl Interior, am1m cassette stereo, air cond., dual fuel tanka, rally wheels, DaytoM nidlal mud & snow tires, rear step bumper, atao. locking front bulla, 28,000 mlles. WAS $11,5j)O.OO No Trades At Thla Price Please! AND SEE • Merrl , Jay ancl A 698 W. MAIN POMEROY, OH. SI.KlD PLAIN· SELF RISING . ve~ans MemoriaL Veterans Memorial OZARK n Evans OPEN Monday thru Friday 8 a.m.-6 p.m., Sat. 8 a.m.-3 p.m. -·, - ! . . ' . ' � 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 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource January 18, 1985