http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/635cb07eb18156fb820bbac01ada0b5c.pdf 1842dbea98f439360b64234a6f3fe622 PDF Text Text .... •.• ! ?, 1985NCAA CHA.\tPKl\'SHIP . Lexington. Ktntucky Aor~ •" 1 e I llol.34. No.242 Copyrighted 1985 =-= . • .L - . enLtne 1 SeCtion, 10 Pegea 25 Centa A Multtrn.idi• Inc. Newsplpet' Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio. Monday. March 25, 1985 By NANCY YOACliAM 404 pennlt Is the final step before the grant money can The docks will consist of al75footnlaln walkway, six . Community Development Block Grant thtough the Seu&.,ielstaffWrtter be officially released. The permit could possibly be feetwlde,withaccessrampsateachend.Flfteen20by Meigs County Comrnlssloners, to help fund the With the promise of a $44,<ro matching grant from Issued by mid to late April, according to Phil Roberts, 4 foot fingers will be attached to the walkway to .construction costs. · the Ohio Department of Natural Resources' Bureau of- - Meigs County engineer, who Js.deslgnlng tl)e_m<!rlna facilitate acre;s for flf!een .bo;l ts. All c1ocJ< portions wiD According to Wingett, ·the facUlty will be built In · Outdoor Recreation, ·and a temporary design, a and boat lauilch plans. . . be constructed of treated lumber and supported by phases with paving of a parking lot and roadway to the styrofoam billets. The docks are Intended for summer site, and construction of tbe~ !f.ll!!ch tobethelnllial proposed Ohio · River marlna.A!KU~!!!L~'II!S-.l!!J:I!_~,~oll~!rlg the Issuance of tl¥! 404 pennlt and the facUlty for the Village of Syracuse Is coming cloSer to reaew olil\'ell!'iifi 1!'ioJii'Y;""K6ij@fts'Wiiroiueprini·lire-· =<i!ie'onl~l!lle'ii!ftt11Ved"fi>'tMOrageuOriiigllieo~-:=- •·· ··"~---··~ . reality. . . final design. season. . · "It wUI be a slow project because of the village's ~.U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has alread~ As described In an Army Corps of Engineers' publlc Plans will also allow rorftltureexpanslon as pointed Hmlted finances tor matching," Wingett added. applied for a Department ofthe Army 404 permit notice, the boat laullChlng tacllity and marina wUI be out by Roberts. . Upon completion of the facUlty and depending on the used for recre~tlo~~-'!~te!'9'af\ ~~ wlll_l:le loca~ . _Total cost ~It~ ~roject ls'lo be$88,tro with haltlhat ~ c-.!~~lll~lt wll!.~ set for usage, Wingett anticipates which will autll!)rlze the corps to u)Uize the riverfront fortheproject.AccordlngtoSyracuseresldentRobert adjacent to the river at the ellifttng WJage patk:·A ~- amouilt'COiniligll'arm~oiJNfi~llggrlifit. Ala · tl'iat the marina and boat launch will bring to Syracuse Wingett, project grants admlnlstratl!r,lssuanceofthe · . ramp, to be constructed of reinforced concrete, will be recent meeting, Syracuse VUiage Council gave Vlllage, an aruma! revenue of Sl2.tro to Sl5.CMXJ. 20ft. wideandWillextend~feetbeyOndtheshorellne. Wingert permission to apply for an additional Soldier killed Three area S&Lsreopen IF 'THEY QAY TEN "THEY MEAN EIGHT Af'JD WANI S/X :-\J ' ('T. HEN I~ WORTH FOUR) · )J · you OFFER · THEM 'TWO! &;o "There haven'•t been any huge lines, and everybody seems to understand what's going on," she said. . The Institution has faced a problem with ItS business today because phone lines toClvlcSavlngs Carter feels Reag~ lacks achievements Child loses finger tips in accident GOP pleased with Home State · investigator's appointment Ohio COLUMBU~, (AP) -Lawrence A. Kane Jr., Kane was appointed by, Ohio Attoniey General ESM Government Securities Inc. of Fort Lauderdale, the Cincinnati a,ttorney appointed as special . Anthony J. Celelxeza:o Jr., a Democrat. Fla. Home State Is for sale. pro5eCUtor to tnvesattaate the Home State Savings The attorney general said .It was bnportant to FollO!VIng the 197'7 !Ire at the Beverly HIUs Supper Bank closing, gets high marks tram both ·!JIIIJOr appoint a Republican with a reputatlollllke Kane's "to Club In northern Kentucky, Kane was appointed by the political parties tor lnletlrity and toughneea. avoid a public pet'CE!Iltlon ~ any collusion or Inside federal court as trustee and special master In "Kanelsahlghlyre&Jl!!Ctedattorneywhollcapable -deallng." , dlstrlbutlng$lhrtDllonlndamages.Theflrecausedl65 of handling complex litigation, •• said Sen. Stanley J. Heme State s owner, Marvin L. Warner, has been a deaths and Injured 114 people. Aronoff, R.Cinclnnatl. "I know him to be ' a very Democrattcfund·rallerandlargecontributortoGov. The Judges awarded Kane $250,00! for his tenacious persm 1n everything he does. He Is Richard Celeste, Celebrezze and other state "UJt~~recedented, complex and difficult" work, which IntereSted In the truth, and he 1s willing to go to battle." DemocratiC otr1clals. Involved devlsb;g a mathematical formula to measure Rep. 'fenyM. Tranter,OOnclnnatl,agrees. "Kane HcmeStateclolledMarch9followlngatllree-dayrun palnandsutferlngandeconomlcandmediCallossesso hasanexcetJentreputatloll. t;xui..,W.!!)'!trouahthe's bydePo&ltorsalarmedoyerthecourt'-orderedcloslng alltheclaJmswouldnothavetobelltlgatedseparately. been a straight arrow right doWill!lellile:'l ~~¢ft.om;tM"l:l!ru'.e!!·!ia..~1J!!:I..!t:@.!!l4Jor'..crediiQQ, _~.. ~ths-..Mib.,W.M1!1• whatever he reports wWbeaccurateandfalr," he said. . " several years ago In a Cincinnati federal courtroom. when a group that Included Wilmer attempted a takf,'OVer of Global 011 Exploration Co. Kanewas local counsel for an opposing nnn. Kane said the case was settled successtuUy for his clients. Kane said he believes making judgment$ In the Home State case will be more difficult than ll!ttlng the facts. HeaJsosald !twill be Important toexplalnthecaseto the public In layman's terms. "When we write the history of thJs case. It's Incumbent on us to write It so that everybody n-l!(\on~~t;~IIO!d~~=-"'"'--·· ~- .• �The ' 'Commentary _ DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE l\'IEIG!!·MASON AREA ' ~Cb ts:m~ ~ ~v - ' ' ........... ,...,..,r:;:~,.,. ROBERT .L. WIN.GETI' Publloher . PAT WHITEHEAD Asol8iant Publl8her/ Controller B08HOEFUCH General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor · A MEMBER of T he Associated Press , Inland Da lly Press Association and thE" American Newspaper PubUshers A ssociation. LETTERS-OF OPINION .arc Welcome.. Th E>y should be- less than 300 words lonp;. All lr tt ers a re subjN t to ed iting and must be signed with namf', address and IE"I(*phon(" number. No unslg nf'd l f' lt f'r~ good tastr . addrf'ss in g Issues, not •liiNII Pegs 3 ' St. John's, Villanova capture fmal NCAA berths . Pegs 2-Tlie. Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Monday, MarCh 2&, 118& It 18 not necessary to beUeve 1n according to St. Matthew) , I!Ut God 1n order to revel in Bach. It is March 21 Johann Seb!ulttan Bach because he wrote the most beautiful mt necessary, for that matter, -to was born, The event ls as though music ever written. H one were to · God had decided to clear his throat throw away the cantatas, the love one's CO\Intry In order to to remind theworldOfhlsexlstence. 100-odd chorale preludes, the three . protect 11. And there Is no need to make heavy weather over the point, rnarexislence-=naa.~ -greaUy= unnvnw, ""~ta~ ~ir. and- the dishonored by the terrlllle Thirty Ma~ (which would be the equtval- though there Is a need for such Years War that had ended only a ent of destroying half of Sbakes· human modesty, as Einstein e>;· peare), still the other half would pressed when he said that the generation before Bach's birth, a war whose reverberations we slUt sustain Bach as a creature whose universe wu not explicable except experience, even as the ayatollah afflatus Is Inexplicable In the by the acknowledgment of an unknown mover. The music of continues to dishonor the Moslem absence o1 a belle! In God . creed he misunderstands himself to HIt ls true, as the poet says, that Bach disturbs human complacency Incarnate. ".,. · ~-~- one can't look out upon a· surwet because one. cait't readlly under· Bach has the Impact of a without sensing dlvtnlty, then It is stand finiteness In Its presence. testimonial to God's providence ·not also true that one can't close the Carl Sagan, who sometimes beCause he wrote the most sear- door on . that sunset an4. entering sounds like the village atheist, tngly beautiful church musk; ever the darkened chapel, listen to the reporl8 that. the biologist L,e\yls heard (abOut "The Passion Accord· organist play one of Bach's tOCCatas Thomas of the Stoan-Kette.r tng · tng ,to St. Matthew" one can say and fugues, without sensing Instltuie answered, when asked only thllt It does credit to the Gospel divinity. what message he thought we should Three huhdred years ago on Ill Coon Street .. Pomeroy, Ohio . Deitv Sa will bf> publi shed. Lt>tter.s should be In ~ n o naii i i!'S . ', :m noor. With 13 seconds remaining, : Armstrong was the traDing omctat . and did not make what appeared to he a palming call against Turner. Five· seconds tater, he whistled McCalister for his fifth foul . ' Flood of handouts 3!Jyards, Including a~·yardscortng pass play to Eric TruvUUon. lnvaders 31, Showboats 19 Bobby Hebert threw secondquarter touchdown passes of 1 yard to GOrdon Banks and 15 yards to Anthony Carter and fullback Albert Bent!~ ran for 148 yards for Oakland against Memphis. Walter Lewis fired three scoring passes game in a losing cause- 24 yards to Greg M06er In the first period, 5yards to'Mark lt.lugh In the 'SEl'OIId and 14 yards to ~k Crawford In the fourth. The Invaders Improved their roo>rd to3-l·l, whi~Memphlsts3-2. . r-I'oday in his.tory · Today is Monday, March 25, the 84th day of 1985. The!'!' are 281 days lelt I!Jthe year. · Today' s highlight In history: : One March 25, 19m, the Reverend Martbl Luther Kblg Jr. led 25,000 U1archers to the state Capttol!n Montgomery, Ala. , to protest the dental of \filling rights to blacks. That same day, civil rights worker Viola Ltuzzo of Betrolt was shot to death while driving to ·Montgomery. : On this date: • In 1634, Maryland was fourlded by English colonists sent to the New World by the second Lord Baltimore. In 1821, Greek patriots began their revolt against the Ottoman Empire. In 1865, during the CtvU War, Confederate forces captured Fort Stedman In VIrginia. Watching Gorbachev~_____ Ar_tB_u_ch_wa_ld Transactions ......,.,..._ JIA8!B.W, tiAJ<LAND A's-fienl Ed Mym;, pi!Ch· <>r. 10 the Mllwaukw Brewi'R to rompk>Tt> tm f'trlitl- fradf 1hal ~ent Don f.uttal lo Letters to editor nw• A'"· Smr SK"V• Onr l\'('1"05 and . E:rk Plunk. plk'l\(oN. , JOSf' Canl'i'ICO and T()m Romano. outftf'ldrrl, Olarlll' O'Brim, Let's 'outlaw' in-laws Cai<'IW, and Phil Stl'plli'fllm, lnfll>tdl'r, to r tw.~ r mmr k-llt!\W romplck. Jm·llrd Rldt· I'Y Peft'rl. oulrlf'ldf'r, to tht> major k'trfnw The Republicans have beendo!ng a good job on most Issues. However, there Is one Issue I disagree with them about and that Is hirtug relatives to work for them In the various public offices. This has and 'Is being done by bOth Republicans and Democrats ,._,----~Since the Republicans are trying to get this country back on Its feet, "Why don't thcysettheexamptefor all elected officials by not giVIng anyone related to them a job-thus leaving these jobs open for non· relatives?" This · would apply to elected officials frol!l national level of. government to states and count~!!&. 1!1 otlli!r words, If a man or womants etectedolor ll public l)fflce, they should not be permitted to hire c.np. SEA'MlE MARINERS-St'nt Jim l..ewll , RICk l.Ul'ckt'"· .1«1 Ml.rmy. ManuM Pt>na, Tom llaUllman . and 'l't-'rr)o Taylor. pltehcl'l, Tom Tin~. t'OICher, Jamk> A.llen. lnneldl.>r, and Mltok· Bn'llnl, roy Branllf')', outftridrr. to !trlr minor · lregur camp tlr • """·-!"-f'oi-'1J~Diii~ibit"nln•'t4lill!ll io th1l music there are no such /'· " It's already a good year for Curtis Strange. In fact, It's a very good year, the best he' sever had . And he has every Intention of making It a better one. "I've got something to rest on now,'' Strange said Sunday after his second victory of the selison 1n the Panasontc Las VegjlS Invitational ' golftoumament. Even though the season Is less than one-quarter gone, the money· winning title became a realistic posstbutty when Strange dl opped a 6-foot birdie putt on the 90th hole of the five-day tournament and ~ earnings for any' previous year. thebestontheTourandwelloverhls He won ihls one With a closing, 5-under·par 66 and a 338 tola:l, 17 under parQII the Las Vegas Country Club course. In addition to staking him to the money-winning lead, It enabled him to join Lanny Wadkins and Mark O'Meara as the double winners for 1985, virtually assured him of a place on the Ryder Cup team, and stamPed him as a prime contenderforthelmportantTourna· m~t Players Championship this week In Ponte Vedra, Fla. , took the lead with three the r-;:::===:;;;::====:;=============~ ., ' major challenges to acquire the seventh title of hls career. · American golf, That huge check pushed his season winning$ to $332,344, by far Stephenson has one-shot win. Keep on turning that dial 1n respo1111e to the letterpublllhed llfarch 20. "Tuneteu But Loud" I ilouJd like to say, Mr. Bogs, If you 4kJn't like the 1011111 that you were ll!!ar.lni on the radiO, the radio companies do provide knObl for you to turn the stations. SOme people In lhll world do loV1! to Uaten 10 that kind of mUJIC and don't appreciate •-· maJdng tun of It! J1m , LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) - ' ' GLENDALE, Callf. (AP) -Jan . Stephenoon has made her first mllllcn, cOlleCted her 13th career vlctocy, and reinforced her desire to If. paygo I . . "My desire to play now Is i!ftter . thanever,"StephensonoatdSunday alter she'd ended almotlttwO years oUrustratlot1 wtthaone-shotvtctory over Amy Alcott, Pat Bradley and ·Barbara Moxness In the LPGA's t25Q,OOJGNA tournament. 'TheGNA victory, wtththe$37,500 wtnner'ssharemaklngherthenlnth Ladlel Profeuiol)al Golf Auocla· tton top Sl mUllon In career Most notaj)le, pPrhaps, was the final hole. After she bogeyed No, 17 toseeher~ilwlnd,letooneat:roltie, Stepherulon pai'I'I!CIIhe 18th to flllllh at moratotalof2-aYI!I'-par290atthe dlmcult Oakmont Country Club course. Stephenoon, 33, had been IJIIIInll throUgh a 1ack-of-rontldence crllts, II seems, for the past twO years, roughly corresponding tO the time she last won. Putting was the problem. It even worried her to the end Sunday,assltefrettedoveraputtot less than two feet- a t4p.tn tor most QUEmOII: Each "'" ol Christmos t &ive m, customers ·bollpoint pens witll my''""' printed On tllem. !he pens cost me 1 totol of $100. tom 1 torutesmon indam peid on 1 commission besis. Can I doductlhecosloltllepens U 1do net itemize on my income tax retum7 AIISWEI: Sorry. 5!nce a cor ules""n dots not quolity II lA "outside SlfeSPIIIOn" (one Who does llis or her setllna eway from tile employe(• place of bu•ine~~l. · your enterllinmenl end inco1111·PfOChocina e.penSO$ are not deductible as ldiustmonls lo income.!he cost of tilt pen~ ~ otherw•e quoHfied, is deductible 11 1 mis· cettan1011s e~pense if IOU itemize. · ... ANOTHU .IIIIVICII or . ' IUTLAND TilE SALES . . St. htlltttl ....... ' ' " •• 6:00 .....hf. -~ "f.!~9.!!!!!!.!ZQ!f20[~_I)f[_-!Jt to ""''-" . '<·"· -.a".b-J .. c --~~__,_, 1 pi'08 - on the&... final that....she fj~~~~=~~::::::oo~!me~ shaky --,.....:: !"ft..e~i!d"'(knd-fGrt=" .d tr.chole ..vict~r:t.-...._·. tli•ttiiiiii I I ,, Pl. 7tt2·1011 �Pari• 4 Thl Dilly Santlnll :=Tornadoes open =season Aprillst By SC01T WOLFE - Only one week - em Tornadoes' varsity baseball : team has 27 players vying for • opening 8$Signments against ;East.emln Rae~. : For the fi!'St time In 14 vea,.,._ . on the sideUnes as new varsity • 'Coach Mtck Winebrenner will take : over -for the retiring HUton Wolfe, : Jr. Iri 14 years, Wolfe complled a J64·1~ won-loss record, while guld~~~~~So~u~thern to four SVAC titles, . Coach Winebrenner, ·a fornner • student of Wolfe, was a star athll'te for the Pomeroy Panthl'rs, excelJlng Jn. foothaU, basketball and ;basebalL After graduating, Wine-brenner looks his ta'lents to Capital :'!!~~::~ ~~;;::w~~:.:::~n: " hi d · • s egrt!e. Lawsuits 'dro'pped'.' l .' CLEVELAND (AJ') •' -i . IndianS Presidelll Pell!lj . says three lawsul!:'k:':' . 1983 between the ' team and the Cleveland over use of the munlclp8lltadh•m · have been dropped. Both teams use the laketront • Cleveland Municipal StadiUm near .. downtown. 1 Under forml'r IndianS Pl \'Mit Gabe Paul, the baSebllH tl'am tiled. two suits against Stadium Corp._; which Is run by Art Modell, majority ; owner ot the Cleveland Browns ot • the National FootbaU League. ' StadlwnCorp.operatesthestadlum · under a lease with the city. catcher Darin Roush. Other retur• nees Include juniors Todd Adams, • Dan Wolfe. Southern opens Its regular season and league season Monday, Aqrlll, at hOme against rival Eastern at 4: :lO p.m. ststed by Hensler. In closing Winebrenner commented, "I don't know much about the league, but from what ·· I've hl'ard Kyger Creek should be the team to beat!" Kyger, with Its entire squad returning, won both MART-SHOP.P-ER COUPON . The DaUy Se!lflnel -lien!-.. l'lol..-- Poo. 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Graduating from last year's ~"Ju:,~: Zucker (11), U... er- (Jtl), Tnd Kehns (I•) 111111 meroy, Ohio m69. ·--squad--"-wel"'·~:Uors -'i<:ny -Riffie,..... ~:-=:~~; ::;~~:: ~:;.;;;~:: :;.:~i.!i:~- . ~. F~ (!3! ~,!'~the winner's trophy SVIISCIIIPTION RATES Brian All~n . Wade ConnoUy, Tony Shannoo Rlf11e, ·p-lnl ........................... .... 9 By Carrier or Mo&or Rou&e · Brl Diehl c-ol 9 On• Week ................................... $1.10 One Month ..... ..................... ....... U ,M JoeHarris Wolfe,Both Charlie an ' ................. ·..................... •-Deem. d P ul RtfflWolfe,d JohnRlflle,c-of .. .......... .. .............. .. ....... 9 .an a . e an oa.. Amburgey, p-Int .....................: ...... 9 On~ Year ............................ , .... $57.20 SINGLI! COPY 'Harris :were aii-SVAC nominees. Jert'l' Grueset. at ......... ........... ............... 9 • PIIICES : · Coach Winebrenner says, "It will ~~ 9 ' Dally ... ....... ...... ..·.:: ..... ...... .' .. 25 Cent& job, he said. Pastore said hl.''s trying to use his : be hard to replace a good group of Soui!MimSchedule TAMPA, Fla. (API.'- Frank Subscribers not desiring to pay the carHis reported salary of $375,000 a Dale Team l'lloe' ' p 27 -old rtgh hand gr du ting senors. I Thl s season we Apru 1, Eastern .................. .. .......... Home · astore, a -year I· er strengths and not tmmltate somerier may remit In advance direct 'to young and Inexperienced Apr112, Wahama .......................... ,.. Away ftghtbtg for a job In the Cincinnati one else this ' spring In ett6rts to year for this season and next The Dally Sentinel on a 3, 6or12 month basis. Credit will be gtven carrier each ·" · ... , .....,.,i~l'1Gllly4wos:~:~lo.~-c:H!:esqllad." ~ A,prjl_3. ~lll~weslern .. ., .._. .. ~- '"'-'"'""' .AW!IY'".. -~ ~statllr:li.l:ll~I.M>!!-.M§,di!!di!~~L,,.!!S<!.In_a_ro(e _as..B llital part of the probably would weigh In the Reds month. keeping him around If he can't he • Winebrenner also noted tbatwlth ~~~ ~~~ ::: ::: ::: ::::::::~ he'D be successful only If he tries to Rl'ds' pitching staff. No subscriptions by mail permitted ID Pastore took at least a small step traded. :a new coach It will take the players AI'IIID. North Gallla ....................... ~~oono be himseH. towns .where home carrier servk'e is 'timelo learn~ a new system, while April II, Federai-Hooklng .... .. ... ......... AMY Pastore says hedecldedafterthe In that direction Sunday itching available. also ha · I th Aprill5, Hannan Trace ..................... Away , P ; emp siZ ng at some of the Apr1116, Oak Hlll .............................A... y 1984 season, which ended with a 3-8 foursbutoutJnntngs·inthe Rl'ds'U-4 "But that's meaningless to me," ,..,'· ' •'1· - - Mal!-&bstl:tptJ;=a""-··· .... niors vyiii:v Wr a lw"Nitlun dtd i'Nt- Aprll}7_Eastern_,_, ... ... ,........ .... .. ... .... Awa_y ...,.,........rrl ~niiG ~p~f"I'VIrlnln A~ra~ PYhlhlt'...n Joc: .. +tL..t~T,..~t,... gt.. ,. "" ~...~.. U TC 1 , .. ~ l-- "bl ~ 1 ~ gQ_ out for la~t year:;t'earn. Aprtl18, MEtgs ..................... : ........... Away ~'="-=-- -~ --'------- -----.:o- • -·----~1- ~~_:_- ..... a-""'• ..,....,.. Jt.u:::. . ..c 5Chu~:· ··u· 'J" pnCu€u-""uurrl y an~ · l111kle Olllo 13 Weeks .......................... :....... $14.56 April:~~, Ra...,.Wo<XI IJV alool ........ Home thatttwasttmetostoptrylngtopltch Jays In Tampa. Pastoregaveupnve they couldn't trade me, !would have 26 Weeks ........................... .. ..... $29.12 Usted as Southern strengths are A1'1122. Soulllwestern ..................... Home ltke former Rl'ds ace Tom Seaver, bits but walks. been relegated to mopptrig up· and 52 Weeks ..... , ...... ............ .......... $58.24 ·.a "good attitude, •hustle, and ~~~ ~aha~k.................. ..... Home whomhegreatlyadmired. . "Icame'-retowln.ajob,andlt's ·pItching In blowouts and that's no • Outside Ohio · ders hir fro m thP senors. I " """ ' Metgs yger · ................ .......Away '-"' ~3 w...ks ............. ........ ............. $15.60 ea A1'1125. ................. , ............ Home "Tomwassogreatand~always not at allover," he said. "Collec· fun ,That'snotwhereyouwanttobe. J 6 w...ks .......... ...................... , $31.~ . ~'· . ;:we Jgy~_JI__good , \!l!li(J_Ut' this -~!!!: ~· :'h Gallla ....._.... :;"· ..;,..... Away talked about pttch!J1g two or three ~l:''llliiht!T:"e'.!.- = ts. l~.mu ,.__s.!JJ.~'o.n'')llr..lt ···- ~ -kn.I!)~I , Iknta.oriyrndl8hean• phl!ch...and .r.•. !'i2 Weeks .... ;........... ~ .... .. : ........... $59.80 1 1p 1 1s earn. : season with much competll'lon for M." ' ; nna ""::'wTrace wd ,.............. ,...,_·.. --.b~y .Y1. H .. .. ................. Home --·PItcheS 1il'ii'i11l ,""Pastore _ . ·wd. _,I . ..· ·-·---- - ·-. """"'' ~.~ · - ow cans " a • starting posltjons," said Wine· May 2. Fe<k>ral l;locldng ............., .... Home started thinking I could do that. I ... Pastore's primacy concem .Is ·' brenner. "We also have a new Moyi, Ale... -....... ..................... Home couldn't,; · · pitching machine 'and hitting net, May 7, Oak Hlll ........ ... ........... ...... Home • winning a starter's job. .-----------..;._~ ·~ "I lost It and I want towlnltback," _, ' :which should allow us to get a lot he said. "I did not contribute last ;done. We would like to thank the ~he· year,sothlstsonlyrlght." 'booSters for the purchase of the .I. .._ He's added a split-finger fastball machine and for thl'lr support ... " to help him bt his quest. - "But J-oolythrewliSO!Tll'thlngllke five times (Sunday), so Its Input Into Due to the fact that there are only 24 hours In a day, this busy · mentor, "a new coach and young ' : team should make for an Interestwriter has Umlted his "VIctory Circle" col111t1DS over lhl! past few the situation Is not thatstgn111cant," . -lng game. We hope to be competiweeks. But now that I'vi' found that "%ith hour" I'll'attempt to churn Pastore said. • :Uve. The key will be how quickly What's significant Is his changed out anothl'r wrttl!lg. . ' :our young people mature and how Recl'ntly two ·outstanding athletes of our community, .Todd outlook. CALL (614) 992-2104 -quickly they learn what I expect Pastore thought he'd be traded In _Adams and Mike Chancey, were named respectively . as l'w1_ost from them. the off-season. When he wasn't, he Valuable Players In the SVAC and TVC leagues. ......~.__ _.....:.;;(3;.;.0.;.:41:..;:6;.:.7.::.5·;.:.1:.;24=.;;: , 4;__._ _. . ' made up his mind to win a starting Ironically, the story goes much dreper than that. Todd and Mike "Pitching Is the key and while we share more than just MVP honors. Todd and MlkeWI're both born on : have several promising candidates, thl' same day In the same hospital . • I, .only one has any experience (Todd Both boys live In Syracuse where they grew up t~ther and '~ School. !lo!h_we~ te;t_rnmates on the CE . . lnl --·::··:: :':·:::::-- :::: ::::·::: : ;: THIS COUPON GOOD FOR SJEEII; ELEGANT- Krlltln c~. Mlas Ma&oa County Fair Queen of 19111, modeled this black moire taffeta sldit made from a deBiprer patierll and topped with a sequined Clllillsole. Pasto.re· wants .to be hi·mseJf· AND f::'.!::'.;!!_.................. ..... · wt:'. • ' ..,1 no c;..cle' VI.ctory JOHN A. WADE, M.D. Inc. .. VETERANS.MEMORIAL HOSPITAl . EAR, NOSE & THROAT ~. GENERAL ALLERGIST I year. appears to be bright as the team's • enthusiasm and attitude will play · an tmpGrtant role In their success. . With only two seniors, experience ;Js lacking, but a good group of younger kids hope to fill the gap and -put Southern Into contention before the season's end. Rounding out the • squad are nine juniors, six sopho· ; mores, and U freshmen. Six lettermen form the founda· tton of thl' team, led by seniors, ;Dave Ebersbach, an outfielder. and :~ Yankees ,_ · summer were teammates In pony Needless to say, those were pretty tough teams. · As anothl'r taste of Irony, both boys' fathl'rs are Involved In education and coaching. Mike's father, Charlie, Is a teacMr at Meigs High School where he Is also the head football coach. Todd's father, Jim, Is currently the principal at ,SOUthern High School, and once head baskl!thaU mentor. IncldenlaUy, both boys played , on championship basketball squads this past seasoll, and as juniors were team -leaders and Integral parts of their teams' success. Meigs won the Trt-Valley Conference championship and Southern won the Southern Valley Athletic Conference Championship. · CongratUlations to both Mike and Todd for their ftne efforts. ' ,.' .,_ ~. · t. defeat Mets; Reds bombed By The Associate~! Press When the New York Yankees meet the NewYorkMets, there's no :Such thing as a meaningless .. · :exhibition game as far as George : Stelnbrellner IS concerfll'd. • "I was lntere;tl:'(l In seeing who · delivered and who didn't under · pressure," the Yankee ownl'r said Sunday after his team defeated the . :Mets6-5. ''Thlsgameandthegame : Jn St. Petl'rSburg tan 8-2 Mets :VIctory last week) are pressure : situations." The Yankees took advantage of ----: Sid Femarv!ez's wUdness to !;CO~ _ : Inning, two on Billy Sample's single. · :1n 3 1-3 Innings, Fernandez gave up . : nve runs, walked nve battl'rS, bit : oneandthrewthreewlldpltches. Yankees starter Ed Wbll$00 : pitched four .shutout Innings before • the Mets SCOred thi-ee times bt the : nnh on a sacrifice fly by Terry . : Blo(:ker illld a r;wo-run homer by . : oanyiStrawberry. : • "I have to hand It to our )-rung : guys," said a delighted Stein· • brenner. ''They played their hearts out. 'lblsewnsltandthat'stheway It should be. We'H play the rubber : match In October (In the World : Series) ." • • Jn other sprtnggames, till' Boston Red Sox, held hitless for six inDln&s by Minnesota's Ken Schrom, used a double steal in the seventh tnnlng and a three-base error In thl' eighth to beat !he TWinS 2.{). hits In an 11-4 mauling of Cincinnati. The· Blue Jays now own 12-3 record, best In the major leagues. Glenn Wilson's four hits, one of them a solo homer, hi'Jped Phiiadel· pJlia defeat PIHsburgb 6-2. WU.son also drove In a run with a ftrst-ln!Jing · single. ·· Rme Gonzales's grand-slam homer cllmaxed a six-run llrst Inning that carried Montreal to a ~victory 011er Baltimore. U.L. Washington went 4-for-4 for the Expos. · Darrell Portl'r drU1ed a two-run triple to left-centerfield In the eighth to 1Ift St. Louts past Detroit a oftlrspl'lng for the TigerS. Pete O'Brien's two-run double and a homer by BObby Jones highlighted, a fbur-run .Mh Inning and Blli Sietn homered In the eighth to C8ITY Texas over Houston 5-4. T.lm Tolman had a two-run homer and~BassatwO-rundoublefor ·theAstros. George Brett and Frank Whitt' drove In two runs apiece as Kansas Cityreglstereda9-4vtctocyoverthe Chicago White Sox, who got homl' runs from Luis Salazar and Joel Skinner, Brian Giles' t~w-run double ~a lour-run tour1h lnnlng and'n:dSimmonnddedathree-nm homer In t1r llliYenth to lead MDwaulcee past ClelielaDd 7-1. StelleSaxdrovebtthreenmswlth a double and a single to' lead \-08 homer to power San Diego past the Chicago Cubs 6-3. Wally Joiner, a non-ro5terplayer, bad twodouhles and two singles and drove In two runs as California rutscored Seattle U -6. The Angels had 18 hits and Phll Bradley had four ofthe Marlners'l2. Oakland's Steve Henderson dell· vered a two-run stng\e In the ninth Inning to make the score 10-10. State tournament 15 WORDS fOR 3 DAY$ in 3 PAPERS FOR ~ONLY Cot.unlilllll LDID lt-7 Ys. QadMI.U MrNkiiCIIM 11-Z. Tlal...a,y' 5: ~ p.m. . »-1 vs. Uwl" CJUIOik' 1\-l..'lliiiiWIII)t. t p.m. ~- S.tuiday, 11: lO a.m. . Cr•~ Sll;yvue w , Van. ~ .,._ a-t ___ -·Tal..____-12 .........._ 50. Fl1dly. 5:.30 pin. ' . C~ Wririr- 50 VI. k'f Z.l. Frtday, t p.m. .. au.·~· , J...-. C~- ' hlp 9aturdi)';;:·;.•.;;."'.;;;•.JIL-. .,........ ?I <LWMA ..... _ . .-.-...__ • 71. ..._..... Cit. Eul ._ 0.. Gloavlllr G. OT Cln. Purftl ....n. \ ' ~ ~ Gallipolis Daily Tribune Point PI-nt Register : The Daily Sentinel ~ \ 3; DOLLARS 55. Clft, St.Xavler 5o '· AU ADS MUSI U PAID IN ADVANCE whlcb made It dole with llw runs In tile el&hth IJinlng. • I ·OFFER EXPIRED 3/31/SS ..........._.... ~- ~ .Robert W~. Racine, . wits honored ~uy ·· with a • surprtsebirt)ldaypitrl)'atthehome other stster-11\·law 111 Grove City. A buffet dinner was ,Sl'l'Ved along with the traditional birthday cake. . Attending were Mrs. Waldnlg's daughter and her family, Deb and Alan Petzo, Shelly and Kenie, Wheaton, Ill; Joe and Melanie · Holman, Mike and Cheryl Moore, · JoseandSandyKrlstovkl,Maryand Gera1d Hoffman, Karen and Doug MONDAY Bormle FtelQ.S. Bernie, David. Sarah and .Barbara Anderson, Pat Hol)er, Sally and Tarab Erwin, Florence . Richards, Beverly Jordan, Becky CotterUJ. Kathy DeLong, Ginger and. Cl)elsle Pratt, Katie Saunders, Alicia Woods, Brenda Janey, Debbie Mea~ows, · VIcki Hanson, VIctor Counts, VIckie German, · Susan Sisson, Karen Stanley, Nancy HUI. Anna and Paul Chapman, Alicia Meadows, Katie Saunders, Amber mickwell, Charla Burge, JoAnne WUI!ord, Gary wUI!ord, Valerie Karr, Tabitha. WUI!ord, Pete Sis· son, Sammie Sisson, Alicia WU• lford, Dale Ray Little, Sherr! . Sisson, Janet Cormolly, Kate Welsh, Tammy Johnson, Liz Cutler, Margaret Brown, Carol Ault, Susan Karr, Becky Jeffers, Judy Etchln· COLOGNE bpirll 3-11 -15 ""'-"'"--·=--·-,~----------- THIS COUPON GOOD FOI ~l CASH BACK! ON YOUR PURCHASE OF ANY LP RECORD OR TAPE THIS COUPON GOOD FOR ' soc CASH .BACK! ON YOUI PURCHASE OF ANY BABY- DI ·' ' THIS (OUPOJII GOOD FOR ·soc CASH BACK! ON YOUI PURCHASE OF ANY THIS COUPON GOOD FOR -- Atldns as co-hostess. HARRISONVll.LE - Past Matrona qf _lfl\rr1801lvUie East· em Star Will meet Tuesday evening, 7: ~ p.m., at the home of Betty BISoop. TUESDAY POMEROY - Ohio Eta Phi qtapter, Beta Sigma Phi Soror· · RACINE . - The Southern Local School District Board of Educatloll wUI meet at 7 . 50< CASH BACK! ON YOUR PURCHASE OF ANY . PHOTO FILM CJMRMING Ml1111ER-DAUGID'ER DUET- Coordinated msembles iil'itltped sherbM shlldell of ooUon fabric and lavender linea weave material were modeled by Ginger Pralt wbo ft18!le the mother- . daughter garments for henlell and dauglller, Chelsle, at the Bend Area Merchants Alisoclatloo flr8t style show'lbur!lday night at th!l Melp Inn. s-oc CASH BACK! ON YOUI PURC.HASI OF ANY ' C·OLD MEDICINE COUPOH GOot FOI ,I 25< CASH J IACI DN YOII PVICHASI OF ANY SHAMPOO COUPOIII GOOD FOI 25< CASH IACI 011 YOil PIICIIASI OF ANY 1978 ·CHRYSLER CORDOBA·. DEODORANT 2-door, dove gray wltlr red clotlr Interior', air con- . dltlontng, tilt whHI, cruise control, am·fm stereo, power snt, vtnrllop, radial tlret. Local Trade-ln. COIPOII 1001 FOI '2.9CJOOO ' IACI 01 YOII MCIASI Of AllY ' IJ!IP!II...-.1.. hpir" THIS COUPON GOOD FOR . Calendar POMEROY - - II LADIES OR. MEN'S ger, Betty Templeton, Megan Cale, Patty Duffy, Scott Reuter, Krltstln Page Campbell, KeUyGrueser, and Dave Rousculp.. Smith, JJtn.and Jenny ~ers, Jeff She al~ received cards and gifts lards; Marjorie Walburn, Bud and andConnteCardwU,Columbus; Pat from Gladys and Ralph Blosser, Katie Biron, Middleport; Julius and Jltn ' Moore, Dick and SaHy Creata and Gus Faso, Groveport; Waldntg, Wanda Lambert, Ur· Smilli, Paul and May Blout, Joe and Kelly and Domonlc capretta, Hll· bana. JUI Moore, GrovE!.City; Sheila and Tiii~;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;l Bob Snyder, Marysville; VIcki and Pat capretta, Hilliards; Deb and ~ Waldnlg Jr., Robert Waldnlg Sr.,' Raclqe; Macy BradleY. West · Jefferson; Cindy and Wayne Briggs, Galloway; and Karen Moore, Conklin, Mich. - - ., Silent auction to be · hel4 when Women's MIDDLEFORT- PTO meet· Auxiliary ol Veterans Memorial tng. 7: :lO p.m.. Monday at the Hospital meets at 1: ~ p.m. schOOl with John Lisle speaking_ on the chapter one reading • Tuesday In hospital conference room. prdgtam. RACINE - Southern JUntor llUTLAND - The Rutland High AthletiC Banquet wm be Garden Club wUI meet Monday hl'ld TuesdaY tJet!lllnlng at 6: :lO at 7: ~p.m ..at the home of Mrs. vernon' Weber with Mrs. VIrgil p.m., at the high school. \ '' ON YOUR PURCHASi OF ANY Krls Ash, Ruth . so popular spring, appeared everywhere In neutrals and pastels. Material textures, more Important this season, ranged from the casual crinkly of cotwns to the shiny sleek of satins. · -• The Importance of accessories : was stressed with coortllnatlng shoes and bags. Trellds In costume Jewelry, particularly the petlle ' twists In pastels illld the rnore bulky bracelets artd neclllaces In neutrals and vtvlds were shown by the. models. But rtot neglected In the evening's show were the everpopular go!d challis and diamond ' rings from both Clark's Jewelry - ... Store and K&C Jewelry. ~owing fashions, accessories lty. wmmeetTuesday, 7:~p.m. at the homl'ofCharleneHoeflich, ~- '!be ritual or jewels tea wftl be . held. Man~~ers 111'1' to meet behind the POr'tleroY' fl1'e' I AJ1&I!les toa9-6YictlllyOYerAtlanta, and fabrics for home sewing were · By CIIARJ,.EN'E HOEFLICH Elberfelds, Dollar General Store, OVP !JUdi Writer the New York Clothing Store, "FashiOn Alive bt '8.'5," the Bend Simon's Pick-a-Pair, AUle's FaArea Merchants Association's first shions, The Fabtic Shop, Chapman style re'V!!e was J111t only a sellj>ut ShOes, an1lM"'argUerite's Shoe Shop. but a smashing !J4cce5S with more Floral arrangements for the than aM1 people coming rut to see tables as wen ' as flowers worn by the new spring look bt clothes and somE' of the models were provided accessories avallable. In Pomeroy by the . Pomeroy Flower Shop. stores. . Narrated by AniUe Chapman and , Table favol'§ .. and coupons "(~re provided bJ( The Fabric Sliop, Ann Lambert, the show was held ·Farmers Bank, .Si"'tsher-Lobse, Thursday fVenlng at the Meigs Inn follo\vlng a light supPel'. Kermit · V.D. Edwards Insurance, Elber· felds, Clark's JewelrY Store, Bank Walton' extended thl! welcome and One, Chapll\lln ShOf;'S, Top of the l!llndl~ awarding of · numerous Stairs, and the Ohio Valley Bulk door tirlzes during the evening. Foods. Discount coupons were given 9Y Sf'Veral of the merchants as a Door prlzes_ were donated by feature to proinoie "buying at K&C Jewelry, Sltnon's, Swisher· . horne.'' Lohse. Chapman Shoes, New York Sportswear, casual da)'ttme, Ciothln_ g §>tore, Hartley Shoe Store, maternity, dress-up, the business Mtck's Style Center, Pomeroy look and '' formal and Informal Flower Shop, Nelson's Pharmacy, evening wear for men, women and Meigs Inn, Marguerite's Shoe lhe children were modeled by 74 local Shop, Top_ of the Sta!_rs. and Clark's residents. Jewe!Jy Store. ' The "look" was evl'tythtng from M~ls were Lfsa Newman, punk rock and parachute pants to sleek and elegant from not only Bobble WIUlarris, Heather- Woods, , Megan ready-to-wear. racks but right off' Dixie Eblln, Missy Mar, the machine, with each Cale, ·Kathy Chaney, Surprise birthday party given for wotnan '•t '$ N. Canloa HDIMr Damaso Garcia, Fred Manrlque ...,_ "' ~-~--~= apiece ~"1.1~~"tl:."a:'!'J~~---~~·~. T affy~ililii~· · ~ lro· . :l~:~ll-::",:::~~1t.::::::!==::=::::::~lf as Toronto accumulated 18 • CASH I ~ ~ ·. IJAMM Reyea THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY ·NOW TO PUCE A CLASSIFIED AD. AND TURN THESE UNUSED ITEMS INTO USEABLE ·~ I For·-The Month of-Marth ._ ~_ ClAM ..... Mansfteld Smlor 19-7 va. Nonh Canton Hoar.~ 2.1·!1, Friday • .10:30 a.m. CR.iMati Pul"t'f''J-Mal'llll zd vs. (1fwland, Ellf 18-7. Frldl~· . 2 p.m. Cbarnplonahlp Sltunia)', 3; 10 p.m. ' Yau....,.. IT'S THAT TIME OF THE YEAR AGAIN THAT WE NEED .TO CLEAN OUT .OUR AniC, GARAGE, CLOSUS, BASEMEN.TS, ETC. AFTER FINDING ALL OF THE EXTRA THINGS YOU HAD STORE UP, NOW · ... YOU WANT TO GET RID OF THEM, RIGHT? Sl CASH BACK! Spiing fashion in the spotlight during show t! ). U ·- A NEW LOOK, CASUAL OR DRn!S - ScoU Reuter capQared the look he wanted In the new Inverted pleat slack and Hawaiian piint llhlrt In lhe season's favorite linen look blend, topping It all off with lasl!lell loafers and a serpentine chain. 25< CASH PAIN REUMR ...... 1-II·U COIJPON GOOD FOI 25< CASH IACI ON YOUI PUICHASI OF lillY TOOTHPASTE Utoil t COIPOill G4»0D FOI 25<: CASH IACI 011 YOII PIIICHASI. OF ANY UUNDRY GOODS ·25t CASH IACI DNYOII · PUICIIASI OF ANY HOUSEHOLD GOODS·'-Il-ls �!~~g!a~8~n.~~D~~~-~-S.~~~~-~~~--------------------~----~~~~~~~~0No Monday. March 26, 198& Arefl groups gather for meetings Chester Council ~ members who ha~ become PHONE 992-2156 OrWriloJollly Ill_, ....-i:loos'"''"'· .......,, Ollie 41111 Auxiliary :·:• Quarterly· birthdays were ob- .,. rePorted on . Joann Conkle was speaker on le!VedattbETUesdaynlghtmeetlng the Church Women UnltedotMelgs "WalktntheUght"whentbELadles otChesterCounctl323,Daughtersol County wlllch met atlhe Pomeroy AuxHiary of the FuU !VJ~erlca. held at the hall. Church on-:'~ardll. Madhu Mahol· . Celebrating birthdays were Fern tra and Glenna Rummel talked on Morris, Marcia Keller. Genevieve India, giving (ll'fsonal experiences ard, Opal Hollon, Margaret In that country: Next meeting 0t _ ttle, Shirley Beegle, Sadie Trus· Church Women United wm be held Pauline Ridenour, and JoAnn _at the Racine Church on the ~- -ten=ar ~ . . . . .-.. .--- MaJY Showalter, assoctate vice -rouncllor; Betty Roush. associate "jlinlor past councilor lor the district. .Practice for balloting was held In prparatton tor the district rally III'Xt month In Logan, Members were to provide gilts for several Business Services ·, ' m:s~~~ha H~er n.oeily Mondrov. Merch 2&. 198& . . '\ 'BULLDOZER & BACKHOE WORK *.BASEMENTS *SEPTIC SYSTEMS •FOOTERS *GRADING •CONCRETE WORK from the church to Mrs. Hoover for the church paper by the 25th of each month. It was voted to resume the 'May Day bake of cookies for shut Ins ofthe church. · Prayer and sell-dental and Sha- remodeling - Roofing Mel gutter work - CMCI'fta 1110rll -Piumblftg and .a.ctric.l wort (Free Eatlftlltool -- . . . . · -· V. C. YOUNG Ill SUPEIIOI SIDING CO. 992·6215 .. 992-7314 . II. 124,P-.y Ohio v•n&lUIIHM 20 yura SALES & SERVICE COIIPANY U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVI.LLE. OHIO Will do ell types of -·'""" , __ ...__ Bll_,.ung. _,.....,... AutCiolizld John DHrt, Niw Holland, Bnh HOI lng, biMmemt, - 11118 tVItemt, W z i w- • C F•r• E••l~•••t vice, trucking (Hmea- tone • d irt). ,.,.. & ••,.••• 1-J-tk ! (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992·6601 417 Second Avenue·, Box 1213 45631 Galli_p olis, Ohio Call: 742-2407 Damewood, lnzy Newell, _D oris Grueser and Charlotte Grant. 11·14 Ooo•t· Tr. . f - . .................... 1110 73-79 ford Tr• r-. .................- ...151 73·79 Ford Tr. - . .... - ............_ , 1150 73·14 Ford Tr. Clo-- . _ . ......... $70 73-79 Ford Tr. ~ MOTEL 10-14 Ford Tr. Toll Got.................... $70 F - . ..........- .........190 73·10 Chert. Tr. I lr~• C.Um Stipporto ..........I6J I Grillo • Now ... Utod Auto Gt.o-toto Porto SIIIGU 124.95 304-675-6276 •Live Enterllinment ofoee HBO 73·10 Chery 1r. FIMors ........................•6l 73·10 (he" lr. 'r• . ...,,,_................... •1u 73·10 Chery. lr. ........................ ot 65 73·10 Chery lr. CloroMioi-s ........... $70 · 73-10 Chery lr. 2nd Annual Auction sponsorlld by &IIIia Christian School· at Theiss' llarbt, Rt. 160, S. of 554 in Porter. Sat., 111r. 30.1915startina at 2:00 p.m. Auc1oint~r, Gtorat Woodward. 'GriHes ...................... ,_~'40 73-10 , ...,. Tr. 64 Misc. 1-'t htn .......,_,........ SIO f...,., a._ MerchandiM L1unctermet for aele in Polftlroy. new roof, •1o,6oo, 4-74223~0 or 114·992-7781. : Only HOIJH fo(oale IY OWNER. 3 -4 bedroomo. 2 "'orv houo_e In H011d«oon, terfie . 10!. owner 1lnancing aveNIIa. • *22 ,000 .00. 114-44t0118 . 22 Money to -Loan_ ·======= RT. 62 NORTH POINT PL£ASANT, W. VA. I mH• froow Po-oy·llason lrid&e Owner trenaf«J'Ild. ucrlfice. exc cond. 3 IMd· room, finiehed biM....ent, 8~ pt1r cent auumebltlloan. minimal cloalng coati, 19,800.00 down. Phone 304-875 -1862 or I'TS1363. 32 Mobile Home• ,, tor Sale Muat oott 1983 1•a12 Joy S~yline completely fum. e)l- ctlpt bdr., wa1her • dryer, completely underpinned .... 8•10 stor1ge building Ht· tlng on prtvate rented lot. can stay. if sold. Call 814448-7200 ofter IPM. •Kitchenettes •RestJuranl ~alp Wanted 11 RHoon~blo. lnteretted pertont need call 114-892-1937 and ook for '""f."' : LISA M. CliniCII KOCH, Au_ M.S. diolo•ist • Licensed c• Muat Mil. 30•· •75- Jerry. .W1n1ed : Two ThrH -oom home, .... nice. on route 1 2• in • • • v111e. priaM tow . 11•· 112·332 • . MASON--Remodeled tor -. rttirtment ho"'*. fl. manogar, . mornlngoond..,enl~o;doy- HOME OWNEAS-Rellnonc:e •to tow flaod rlito. UN equity SWEEPER and oewtng mo· tf me houro · off ; on-ychine repair, perto, lnd Fridoy. A one-yeor commit- for any purpooo. Lucier -wl on 11 Mortg~o Co.. 81•·892oupptl.._ Pick up ond ""'"t to th• poMo ·• 30 5 1 delivery, Oovla Vocuum preforrod . Solory ::::: Cleoner. oM holt mile up n.e•o·t9.&09 .BO P uo Oeorgoo CrMk Ad. Coli boneflto. 2 1 t2l Part-tlmo Rotlof Houn" 3 Profeaaione 114 _.,.8 _0294 _ manogor twooekondot. Prefer ·. Service• Wllovo Evono--Found your ootf-~~rtor ond sw~ll- - - -- - - -- old book 'Smoky.' Valuable orgon ' peraon. • ry: peper thorotn. Contact mo. 14.17 hour. Piano Tuning •nd Rtp•ir. Sblota, eo7-7U-2&31. Both pooitlono require ohigh Brunlcerdi Mulic Co .• &14~ Khool •nd · 4•&-0887. Twentieth yoor driver' a I Lane ,..es Ill • end po linN, well drUUng end - - Farm Equipment . Outer Genealogical Society C!l Television Computerized Hearina Aid Selection H · E j t' f All •· 1111n1 VI Ul IOnS 01 In 1 Mt.tllftl, Home ond R. 11•- Governm..,t horne• from • 1 . (U ropelr). Aloo dollquent In PI'Oporty. Coll805-887eooo oxt. GH -•612 for lnformotlon . · r-~•iaieus~~Jt=~~~=;~~~;~~;~~;~~ fr-~~~~~~+ EICAVAniiG BGGGS - find. Call 801-187-1000 Eat. R-•512. Elderly lady living alone ooklng ~ roopoe1obte perao~ of good chorOICior lo llvo Jn home • share IXptlnM*· L---~-_:3:.:·;:24;;.·1f::,:c:..!_l Call 81•-251-11101. 16141 buolneM. CoO 11··3703. ble. All OCCuplltloM. How IQ PH. 992•5612 Or 992 •7121 "Fr• Ettlm1tea .. CAU COllECT: Anntttili' t:ttlltth wH1 be potluck. the ·: :Themeetlngtlmewaschangedto · worked to help sustain their .l! p.m. effective In April . Esther families. Members participated In Smith was reported Ill. Fern Morris, segments on the political, economi(;ouncllor, opened the meeting with cal, military, religious and artistic tile pJedge and prayer. The 23rd activities In their societies. Psalm was read . Other attending Following prayer for the ill, a were Erma Cleland, Everett Grant, dessert rou rse was served by Eva Robson, Mary Holter, Dorothy Thelma DUI and Marie Chapman. ·rutchie, Mary Hayes, Cora Beegle, Doris . Koenig, Beulah Maxey, -·Thelma Whlt.e, Helen Wolf, Sandy Jobt. *11.000-•IO.OOOyr. pooal- Al11 Trtctl•llllll Worked In home aree P~. Governm'ent AUTO ·& TRUCK · REPAIR Completa Gutter Worl< Complolt Rem-ng RoOting of ap Typea ~ ,_,.,, · PH. 742·2328 Roger Hysell . Garage IUGIM LOIIG CARPENTER SERVICE -~• •nd 31 · Home• for Sale Bu•in••• Opportunity Beouty Shop for oolo ootob· YOU TIOM EXCAVA li- 7 19e1-vtct ....lon i••7o. ·2e ft. expendo. Quoit swimming pool, pleY· ground, LR t2h18). DR. c-. Rt:al [stale kitchen, mlcroweve & dlt- iiiiiiiOI . SERVICE 1 WILL HAUL . JUST CALL! . 992-3410 We ern repair rnd recore radiators and healer cores. We ca.n PAT Hill FORD 992-2196 TOP ~~i!!~..e!' .-..,! ... ~!'!'!. !!!'~~ -=-·= POLE BUILDINGS Sizes. Start From 12'x16' • " 843-5424 LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND hwllher. centr•l hMr a 1ir, - 'li:L ·SiEEL i UTI LilY BUILDINGS Sizes from 6'x6' Up or · acid boil and rod out radiators. We also re~ir Gas Tanks. also Midilltpert, · WANi ADS bring Vacation Money ,. to 24'i-36~ 4 Giveaway 1VJ beth. 3 bdr. intu-...::1 vinyl undersHnnlng. Appro•. for you •18.900 So up. See our modele. C•ll 1-&14881-7311. 1100 roq.ft . of living opeC., eac . neighborhoOd . Call 814·2•5·9~91. . , ment Investment~ .. 8- .unit -•pert·. t~!~i3~"Z~~~~~~·,=-~~~ compleK, built 1974, 4 ·· Insulated Doa Ho.uses apartments furni1hed, only 1% YICIRC'/, relident "'•n· ager; 11,440 monthly in· come . Renter~ pay all utili· tioo. Call 61•-592-1189 doyo or 81 •-594-2874 ofter P&S BUILDINGS lbcine, Oh. Ph. 61f.I43·S191 :.urtL-rltLL Beeutiful 3 bdr. home buitt 10-6-tfc 6. ,. gave "favorite historical novel. Candy and . crackers provided by Mrs. Forest Bachtel who was unable t_o host the ,j\'JEetlng were serve<;l to the ,IIU'mbe rs. 'Pomeroy UMW · Eastl'r plans were discussed at the Tuesday night meeting of the Pomeroy United Methodist Women , mission banner rally on May 19. A A discussion was held on tile new letter from the district president, scoreboard and appreciation exVIvian Robinson, noted a .spring tended to the bl,tslnesses and retreat on April 26 and 'rl at Camp Individuals who donated toward Its Otterbein at Logan. She also gave purchase. A prote<;tlve screen-wHI information on a trip toW ashlngton, . be put 'over the SCOI'I!board. D.c. 10 observance of Earth Daywhich Hilda Yeauger opened the meet. was observed this week, Mrs. Ruth lng with devotions of _"Thought for Today" by Faye Wtggtns and the Stearns' third ~class presented a short program 'entitled "Give a Lord's Prayer In unison. Officers' Hoot, and Don't PoA.te... =~~ ·~ -Mw!Jeryt . Ji}tn the United Methodist note was read from Leah Nease. sunrise service and the break(ast Mary Nease was program leader which wlll be served by the UMW. using Easter as her topic with :The group also voted to purchase thoughts coming from the program 1wo lilies for th~ altar. Arrangehook, Ideals, and the DaUy Bible ments were made to resume the Study Magazine. The purpose was to Tuesday morning Bible study enable women to remember that sessons the week after Easter with Christ Is with us always and that his the study to be on the 7th chapter of death on Calvary's cross brought 'the Book of John. liberation !rom death. , A note was read from the J'Omeroy Health CareCenterthankScripture readings Included Mark )Qg the UMW for a gift of money al 1J by May Holter, the Great Christmas time. Dorothy Downie Commandment from Matk 12 by opmed the meeting by rPadlng I Carolyn Salser, the Lord's Supper '[:or. 13. Officers' reports were given by Evelyn Hollon from Matthew 26, and Ada ,~a~ne~ _5"_llected th<: -~ Gethl'Sarn~ f_J!)I1l. Luke 22 by Betty pennies for !He Teas! C'om.The Blackwood, theweeko!thetri'alby · ,birthdays of five members were Mary Nease, crucifixion by Kat• _recognized. hleen Scott from LulU> 23, the . Plans were made for theannlver- resuJTCCtlon by Mary K. RoUsh 's ary dinner of the UMW to be held on from Mark 16. r;furch 31 at 6 p.m. with a carry-In Mrs. Wiggins read "The Old dinner. The Ohio Conference meet- Rugged Cross" and Mrs. Nease l(!g of the Athens District wit be held gave an Easter blessing to close the :oiJ May 19 at the First United program. Refreshments were Methodist Church In Athens. Every served by May Holter 'and Evelyn _church Is asked to participate. The Hollon to those named and Sandi ~men arranged to begin contactHawley. Real Estate •YitiYL SIDifG ' *ALUMINUM SIDING General *llOWN IN INSULA nON I '• New !INNs Built in Meige last Saturday to Dubltn to vl.ew the Dear Ron Elementary and Dubiln· · )'dlddleport Schools. He explained that·~: Local Is ,..------------------,: I Curb· lml~tlon 1 (3111,1 'I ··~ay Cash for hoplngforabuU pnJgramtnthe near future wit~ lon of thE funding to come from state resources. Savelll · E·. Main!l. POMEROY, 0. Airman Brent Houdasheit spent . NEW LISTING - lllddleport A neal 2 bedroom home new root. A bright sunporch lor your plants. A good location on nice lot. Only t: wjtlo Name, _ _ _ _...;._ _ _ _ _ _ I·: A~dntr~.....~.....----------- Ntw LISTING - Middleport - 2 bedroom hou!if. New drywall completed throughout, /S -PH•• 49·2101 · ''*- holing ••• AI.noi..m & Vlroyl GAS LINES WAT!:R LINES · SEWER LINES ELECTRIC LINES FNf E1ti11Httt Bus.; 985-3813 . POOLS PLUS PLUMBING & HEATING 317 North Stc.,.. Mhldleport, Ohio 45760 SALES & SERVICE c'::!~~':'!': IISIIIN(E PMONE (6141 992-7754 1/22/Uc Res.: 985-3837 1-11-1 .... 10.5% G&W PLASTICS lONG IOnOM. OH. ~DAVIS-QUICKEL AGENCY, INC. 114 COIPIT ST., POMOY · !loli"'' GIIG IOUSH · iNDIVIDUAl UniEMENT ACCOUNT monihly, 25 year lerm. Total ,.,. c-tiooutt GAS PIPE ,....... leetokongo Cllik; ............7dog. ~once oF APPOINTMENT OF AOUCIAAY · .J.~ March 5, 1985. in the . _ County l'mbolo Court, ·a. No. 2q95, Maxine ........ Box 507, Auotic Hllo. = ... • OH •5779 wu OJ lol8d ~-·of the of Pooul K. R....... I, loOa of Box 507, 'Oluollc <1117711, H.. · - · OH Robert E. Buck. PoobolaJudgo LMoo K. Neuotrolld, ciook ·(1111.11. 211. 3to ,,. •. -: .... Public Notice 1o:oo .... lowing lllfldo Mld t...........u, -; flotdltt- 20' Eoot 112 laat; ..... Compooo(l l'ior-.0: Sijuobid In tho County of to a 1 5 Indo WOIInul; ...,_ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 173 ·nlng .on 1111 Maigo, Stole of Ohio and in Soutto 11 dog' 30' Eoot 70- ' loel;lloinooloulh72dog.03' Froctluro No. 0rango Townololp: along a 11 tnalo . . .7flotlllln0t-71 Being in Section 5, TIIWii 4 aolo; ...,_ Soutto 41'dltt' <10' . . 11' . . 77 0011: ..., ....... t11-32/100) - . . North, Rongo 12 Woot o1 tho Eoot 541 - ...... 1 ...... to 1 .,._loulll71dog. . . . . . . nortlooom.ol.llld Fww:llun;..._ Ohio Compeny'o ,..;...._ I lnoh olm; ......,. ......, II 4aO flat N1240 ilfOd being dooCrilood ... fol- dog. 40' Eooit 21 iaet ..... tPIIoty - (33..., loundoadiPw 71/1001 lowo: IEGINNINCl 11 a point fonat to a 12 tna1o 'I t f, to tloo point ol hgl wolng. fl¥e --·tho-holoald on tho hall.,...., lno of oald 8oullo tl4dltt. H' Eool ow-•1110.3 ..... maN• FMCIIDn: 'lhMOi _. on llld Section 8, Mid point o1 911 foal okong a '""- ...,_ boglmlng bolng IOU1Io abouq Sooodo 32 dog. 30' 30 'lila In tho - -. 1310 fwl from loo nort1o 1ne foal . . . . I ..... ..... I ........, nortlo to tho on . . o f llid ~~on ttoo ~~booed .._.,_ Tlolo of oaldlioction &, ..ld point"' . . dog. 211' . . 71- ONo boginnlng boino "' an 1 e 1nc1o • -no • Waot .... pr loy Robert . . _ , P. !. No. ';';.'~ t!~ 11 dog. 311' Eoot 32 0011 oloni I 30 poplor; ...... fonat; ...,_ ...... 14 dog. I..U117, 0No I.I.T. 41-~­ 20' 738 ]0• II' Eoot 231 0011 ...... I lnd alghtPoa (1·311$ fonat; ............ 74 dog. ......., .. m.uiO. --•=aaufucw -*t 10 0. W. comor at 0 douloto 121ncto 0111; 21' Eoot 132 0011 llont I T_vi . . Caoh. In 1loe • . . . -.. Soutto 12 dog. 11' - . ; ...... , . _ . . . . . O l e o l - - b o - .lnoalloy . . . otthe.bowt ,~., , Woot 243 fool otorog a - - 40' Eao1 172l'<b' .... "' tloo ;; , rtviiUe. fioulto 17 dog. 10: lnd 1 to I O I.:.Oa• 0..: Vat. 214, w..t 242 ~w~ o1ong • ~onoo; """' .... ..._ Ho...:l . .....,. thonc:e219 ~Nonto 77 dog. 50'Woot dog. II' lao! 103 , _ illllrll I lloartfl of , _ 471, Val. 214. ...... 411. Vol. 214. " - 487, Vat. ·-otono afanco:thonc:e fonat; ...,_ , . _ 71 ... Melgo c:-.ty 214 l'soge411, Vel 2M,,_ Nonto 19 dog. 18' Woot 312 21'Eoot1tl40tll~efiMI Cll 11, 11, 21. 3to 213 - V,at. 214 Pogo 'l77 to. 24 Indo wild a-y; o.al ... • ...... C!ouniY. lldog.a·w.i 27dltt-10:.Eoot1 . . . . . . IO·Wit: -to ., 1&'~1911M)IIIorogo- t "= ..... _,...._HartH • ; ;r••s g;z :::t ...,,.. r!t"': .":! to . =:::;n '* ......, -- to.-- .... 8 '""" moplo; --tPolrly_._ ..... -........... .. _,_ =:-Ina;__ .,. $/.;,t.=1.:c a· ... ,.._..... Soutto 50 dog. ' m toot llont • ...,_ laulh H dog' so·_ Eoot w.i -..,..-- 110101; ..... Ohio. E.,:o o1 tPoe hull- ·, 'c $42,900.00. .' II. - - - - - - • !<,_...__..,...._ Fl NAICCING AVAIIABL£ $500.00 down wll put l"u in thiS 3 bedroom house on Po- 2. _ _...,...._ _ _ 3. _ _ _ __ meroy. 121!'16 rate lor 30 years. $228.40 monthly. Total price only $21,900.00. PRICE REDUCED - •·*fled - - - - --- -------~!----" •,~Far" R'::!:"•ot 11. - - - - - _.. I IFarS.Ie nice patio & rooms make __ ,_ __ 4. _ _ _.,....._ . 5. _...:;__ __ .;..._ 19, - - - - - - 20. - - . . ; . _ - - 21. _ _ _...__;... 22 . ...,...,.....____ 23. - - - - . : . - 24. _ _,..,....:.,._ _~ ______ ,,_ .______ ..._ _____ ~It­ 7. _ _ _ __ port - on this 1wo story home on a Quiel street. Three bedrooms, pr1p, patio area, SIDim doon &windows, lnSit· lalion, forced air ps furnace. Ownfll' needs to sell. ,,•-----o. _ _ ___:;___ $19,900.00. . IEALTOIS Htnrr ECl1l1nd Jr. I 992-&191 Jo Hill H5·~&6 Jtln Trulltli 949·26&0 Dotlit Turntr 992-5692 '25, - - - - - - 26. _.....;..____ ,~ A•. _ _ ____:__ 11. _ _ _ _ __ 30. _ _ _ __ 13. _ _ _: __ _ 32. _____ 3-1. 32-----_ _ _ _,!.o...,._ __; IS. _ _ _ _ __ 16.------ · Mill Ttlll cr..ra will ReOIIIttlinc• TlleDatll\tSP 111111 · 111 c:aarut. , ........ _ ... :-..:... 1 . . . . . . . . . , . . . . .---- -- Dora- It 'f •us c.: ;:t: ,~rn., - · ..... .......... -"' """'· IWIWOOD- SPAS 41117'-14. r-oy, ON. (6141 915-3105 3· -I mo. ~at•nlulllhg Factory Chokt · ( &( REMODELING Pointing • Carpentry ' Wallpepring LIIIDN lo Meigs c-ty-Nat 915-4452 Athens CNtty-Doug 695·1010 12-S·tfc u., - ,.,. T... '"'' *lr._ 10 "-"'· PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS· ~5115 Oil Hill l01d Lone 8otto11, OH. 45743 PH. (614) 985-4212 Wt Use Von Schradtr fqliptlltnl ltcllltiMHitd iiY ,.,,,j OvtOr 30 Yro. Experience CALL 446 • 4522 "Wt R••l Fu f.tn" U•SAYE AUTO ' RENTAL 11: ly Meittlllth Schoel J/1011 .... Jioioo; ,.. -St., ·t .. , s.tro. ..... loy.... UCINE FilE DEPT. Or Wllev1 Evana--Found your old book 'Smoky.' Valuable peper therein. Contact me. Staato, 807·7•8-2138. Found: gl1...1 in mana c11e on Eagle Ridge Rd. Coli 814·949-2163. 8 Public Sele & Auction Someone to my nighlswith en otdorly tody, 30•·6753674. 12 Situations Wanted Will do houMCieaning in Chelter. Longbottom, Tupper1 Plain• arwe. Cell 11.'985-·392. I will c1re for elderly In my Auction every Fridey night at the Hanford Community Center. Truckload• of new merc::hendi• every w.ek. Conaigmentl of new • ulad rnerct.ndi• ehnya wei· comad. Alchllrd Roynotdo. Auction-. Coli 30•·27530U. fS room hou•. IMth, balM· ment, 2•h24 geraee. 1 114 ecre ftet lot, clo11 to town. Colll14·••8-4217. for . In Jeck1on County. Ohio. 6 miloubove Thurmon off Rt. 35 ooo Co. Rd . 41. 8toomfiotd Twp . .2 bdr., b11ement. 1ttic. gorden apece. !ergo yud. good community. ac:ro11 from Bloomfield achool. Ctll fS14-25tS-121i1 oft..- ePM. Haute homo. Cell81•·992,8022. OWNEOI: I•""' Fllher W of 7 I Sot.-10 6Clotool Mao. I to, .... llw-r- GUN SHOOT ....s f j OPEN1 Tlltf.·W-·· r • Sat. & Sun. 10 to 5 ·-'- 0 1 Manwys I to · Clotld Thurlllar - · w... TPoon., frl. ..,.....,...,, 992~5175 3-18·1 mo. liE COUN1RY LOfT GIFT SHOP Otloor Nlco Pttolll ~ 742-3195 ·-h Found 18 Wented to Do Neod tampCH'ory office help with typing. lhorthand, word proceuhlg, filing, tele- phonlng1 Coli Beth at 814..1-3412. - - - - - - - - - - - '--lcOopondoblo yard oorvlco. 9 Wanted To Buy Weede. Welkweye cleered. Leavea raked. Hedge• We pay cooh for late modo! trimmed, etc. Cell81•·992clnn UNCI coro. 2289. Bill Stock. Jim Cloev.-Otdo Inc. BHI Clene Johnoon Will plow gordono. largo or &1•·••1-3172 amall, Point PleoHnt. Ko""ugo, Ohio orwo. 114-441125 ond up lor your 408& or 30•-•75-7228 ofor truck. FrM ter 15:00 PM . Real Cuto remodoted Middloport home. Rool loorgoln Pl'lc•lll Colll1•·992-19•1. Gov•rnrnent Homu from 11 (U--Ir). Aloo dotln· quenl toa proporty. Call 805-887·8000 ext. GH10!89 for informot"'n· HoOH for Ale Rench •tvt• with full comp'-<1 boooment, 150•300 tot. 2ox•o lnground pool fenc:od. city achoot, -oonoblo, 10 ft. Sotottlto Dloh . Cell 814••e'-3199. 3 bdr houM, FR. kitchen, 000 3 5 Now 1985 Springbrook 3 bedroom 112.950. 1 9B5 Springbrook 14x70, 3 bedrooma, Z both . .113.950. 1915 Jofrl 1 4x70 , 3 bo~room, 114,950. 1985 Ook Cove 14x70, 2 or 311edroome. 2 both, 111.9110. M - ere loMied with opCkMa. Gerden tub, deluxe appllen. ces, . e .x tra lnJuletlon. cothodrot cottlngo with IMo end much more. USED': 1175 Oovooroor 1 2•10. 3 bedroom only . .100. 1 Ill .. Uberty 12x45, *3100. F14xtS4. delivery and aet-up. LOie.IUHf' 2 miles from the ,..;, Ronn-ood 8riclgo. J J tlon of t-77 end Rt, , · Goroa'o Mobile Homao. 3 273-5135 . 1973 Kirkwood Mobit6 Home. 12al0. 2 bodr-. newcortiet. GoodcondltloMI. Coil 6 1 • ·I 4 9- 2 I I :1. UOOO . or boat • -· 1984 Schultz 3 bodroomio, kitchen with relrigorotor, stove end di1hvnlher. cen- LR. 11-1~lll!WJ~g iioth, AC, .Qhlo trot · unolerpen;,:r. _ t-3i:i4"'s75~5jr7wi.1t!!.ou_n ;-:::::--::==~=~~~riii'i~iTAt.ini-·l :j;~~lk;;urp~C~o~ll~6~1·~-~2:4:5-~9~8:81~,-~~~~~~~~~~~~ •ml.. - -'--- c River, aoklng In •o•o. Call $3, $1, I $12 .. SERVICE Jliw 1·304·675-1711 With .... 12 Ga!ogo ShoiJunl Only ALL IIASS.... $1.00 Off FIGUIINO....Il,OO Off 32. _ _ _ __ ~ELECTRIC 1-614·991-7191 ' " Wor......... $790000 BUS.: 985·3813 RES.: 985-3837 IPniotW liPk (not p(ostkl Gran Arr--11 AffOIDAIU • POITUII MILLER FOR ALL YOUR WIRING NEEDS Residential & Commercial Call: 6:30P.M•. JO'S IAIIN On St.IJ1ll( II. 124RED io S,..... 31. _....:.__ _.,....._ *16132 IIAICN SIICIAL * lrt-groUIId Pool OTHER SUPPLIES .;_~ 29. ___ _ _21. - 675-1311 EVDY SAT. NIGHT .,__ _ _ _ _ _ ~ rr:"'='::-:: - --- I'OI(EUjN liD 1111 . , . , _ Ar"· PI .t, WV ISSst WATER PIPE GAS REGULATORS 1-,1-t ~- lui 3 1977 14•70, 3 bdr., 2 ftdl botho. Control olr. vinYl underpinning, tie down ..rape included. Call Cet'\tury 21 Southern Hi.l lt R.E ... Inc. 814·•48-11810 oftor I coli 814-388-8t55 lr 814· 388·8252 . 16 Years ,Eaperlence DITCHING,.SERVICE EASTERN DPSTRICI - $4S,ooo.oo. ......... .IRA Ten per cent interest rate available on th~ 3 bedroom ranch, wtlh Cull basement. reo:. room, study, 2 baths. l ~ acre lot $6.500.00 down and assume Ul'l6 mortgage at $407.06 Co11814-oM8-1 585. lMur-Work (OIItm PoPe lhPgs. 1 you do the·rest. FA gas heat Nice lot Only $12.000.00. price ROUSH CONSTRUCTION 6 Lost end 1 $29,900.00. A female Siamese adult cat avaUable for adoption .to a goOd home through the Meigs Coonty Humane · Society. Persons Interested In giving the animal a good home may call992-6506 or992-5t27 to secure ln!onnatlim on adoption rules. ~ IJ ri!Sitcts. ~not retunc:.bte. - Cat set for adoption -: ltlls lj Wrill YOU1' _ . ltd Mid ortPer by mail with COOUfOCO'J. CIIJICel your .a by p100ne - . you get 1 992-2259 - several days In Pomeroy recently with his parents,; Bob and Marcia Houdashelt, and brother, Brian. BrenJisstattoned atEgltnAirForce Base In Florida. ~ CIGalfl&cl~ and . f l Houdashe/t home "Free Eotlmet"" co·. microwave • ster.u. niahed except range • ref. Ntw :c--bt.... ra BISSELL SIDING CO. 12x85 Torch 2·3 bdr .• un· furnished . H11 aiiiC,_,.I,. storm• 1t. homemecte porchoo. Call e 1 4-448· 7132. Utldlnl Clrptt ••111· flcl-•. 'FlEE ESTIMATES" n, 1, 1 INTEIESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE Wt'd lib to ltibd1c:1 JH ta [ftiiP-A·Cir, tilt oatdlm WIJ 1o tilt rtlllclo of JDOW *'" cllolct. NO IOWN PUIIIPtt LOWII 1101$011 Y,AYIIIPtt ILACIISTON NEW CAR & Tllll2.~tl'"G Po..v,. olt: 45189 for Fllllt s.Mct Cllll 614·Hlr·61.JJ St. Rt. Gall' · 160 North tpo H Ohi0 t, · WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADOUART£1S FOR •ZEIITH •nLYAIIA •SPEED QUEEN lAUNDRY •&IISOI IEFII&EIAIOI WtMen~••n•• •••• , ....ltlte · :rY teDII1 RIDE_NQUR -~ _ & APPLIANCE CHESTER-915·3307 COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS •-pero, ate. -kFURNITURE. B..:o. Iron, doyo. anytime weokondo. Bl - · cupboerdo, cholro, Butdotto. Pt. Pl. 175-8512. cheats. b11'ket1. di1h11. Stop ln . otone )oro, antiquoo, gold 1-.....:...------and oliver. Wrlto-M.D. Witt plow gordon• In Point Miner, Rt.2, Pomeroy, Ohio Ptoooont Arto. 304-876•1711 or coli 814-992· "-552. · 1no: Buying dally geoid. oltvar colno, nngo,(ewelry, otartlng wore. old oolno. lergo currwncy. Top prlceo. Ed. Burkett Iorber Shop, 2nd. Ave. Mlddlaport, Oh. 114-9923.71. Ctoerrtngloh Scrap Metolo. Unp. Pron-12.00 owt. Short lron-12.10 owt, Motor Coot-tJ.IIO cwt. No. 2 Coppoo- 1.31 tb., Atum.•-21 • .. llodletora-•.211b. Calljllboforeyou oolt.i814) 112·7111. tword1 wanted: Paying 1200.00 mlnumum winter, 82• P•tton, Spring· flotd, lit. 82702. t2171 &•4711 1 ar 123-8728. · JapiiMM Wanted Junk or W-..: fO<d plokiifi, 11172 thno 1971. 304·171·3174. 1...:.------21 Bulin"• Opportunl'ty t NOTICE 1 THE OHIO VALLEY PUIUSHING CO. recommendo :toot you do buolnno whh people you know, and NOT to - d money llorouglo tho moll until you ..... 1.-. gotlld ttoe offering. A gold., opportunlty·mooke monoy Pn your oparo ttlftl. Join lr*dy homo toy perdel, tHder for 30 vre. Opentnge tor manaeer~ & ole.-. We toeve lloa lefl!l"' & boat tina In party pllin. Eamblll-•-• lncoero-o. lllrt & Mm money lmm..:letety. C.H 1 -100-227-11110. 814-"41-2151 after •pm. Oldet eta room houM twlth two bedrooma) for •'- or rant. Double cor goroge, futt boumont. On appro•lmoiety 1.9 ..,,. lot. R Hill, Pomeroy. •21.100 . call e1~:17B-2513. 3 bedroom hou• In Ruatlc Hlllo. Fully carpeted, atoroge bultclng.lorge lot. Colt 114982·1081 after • :30 p.m. 33 Farms for Sele Form hou• & 18 ocreo wf!h tobacco b111 end mlnei1irll rltphtl. In Portor, Ohio rtn Campaign Creek .... ••9.000 . Cott e1•·44172n. " 1 00 aero farm 1 l'l mho off Rt. 180 on O.J. Whim fl.'. Colll1·-4q.1U'7. ' Modarn 3 bodroOm houMin tho vllogo of Cheotor. Ohio. Conttct Olen Thomo ot 114-tll-3171. 34 In lyracu•. t , _ houM . 2bothroomo.w-.-• olum. ooldl0111. 2 cor corport with workohop. Con 114912·7211. FCH' 11lo-tn lloclne Otoio, oro St. Rt. 124. N- r~ lnoutol8d ond pe.....,, 114-141-2711. 1--------II you'rw a look of all u..:u. perhopo you would bo Inter· ested In rep1iring 1 four room over double garege apartment In Middleport rw· Clfltly otruck by firs. Apoortment lrotwolor good oondltlon, •4.000. ltoaflloho, 814·112·1H2, • - I p.m. 1ft,_..,.., Bualnen Buildin~• FOR BALE OR LEASJ, commerclol property ...., new buHcHng, 70'111.1 00' with 2 acres, 200' road~ no zoning ,.qutred, 2 nonhonoflit. Point Vo. ea. "''''"' I'Ptatta 304171-11171 ooookdayo, 104; 171-7111 awnen11 . .d -endo. �. ',· Page- 8-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy~ Middleport, Monday, March 26, 1 985 Monday. March 26, 1986. Ohio KIT 'N' CAN.YLI 1!Jbr iMrJ Wright 36 Loti & Acreage • ,, Ohio DICK TRACY Television Viewing 79 Motors Homes & Campers BaMment • 3 mobile home loti for ule. owner will flnonco . Coli 81 4 -4411 · 't. . ~fi)U ~ THATICIW.III WOIIII- Q:I \!(1 ~~ For U1e by owner 37 eci'ea. 21 ln. Zenith color T.V.. 2 N.p, P.T.O .. 1 &quart g P.T.O .. 1 Sub fromo with ..,.,... cyl. ond pump .• 1970 DOdr 2 _jon. Coil 814-949·222 . 3.ml . from HMC. -on Kemper Hollow ·lid. 812,000 . Coli 814-448-7476 . Real Estate ··wanted Flrowood UO ,OD pickup lood. 130.00 delivered. Call 304-876-41782 or 6711· 2991 , . for Mle. Alv•• Yariflat to:r guitar 1... tMn 2 yeara ol ~ Uke now. 1300,00, coli 4114-742-2918. --10--lolonn 0 very llldo, e•cellent . sleeps 7·, u.ooo.oo. 304-982 2996 . • Piano • .Ludwig upright , 1200.00. Phone 304-41711 · 4331. a. """~- n.,. 8ho-8ud Pro- 1 podol lt..l guitar t?OO. Fonder Bond.· .mooter ·reverb omP-2 · 12" ljlloker coblnot UIIO. 304· 773-6183. 68 1!¥HIIwiArnold ond Bob Loa u.-••• _._ _ _ 3/21/815 01715 . Addiaon Ohio river fronto.a •- 36 The Daly Sentinel- Page 9 81 YO U SAY ~OU STRVCK MORE Ole IW OKLAHOMA .. Home Improvements WHA"r HE DID F"\JIIIN& A l.!AP SLUG AFII!~ Fruit Vegetable• IN 'Tl1E SCALE. Firewood for ..le. delivered 304-e75· 20711 or 6.752099 . Ren\als to .. 41 -. House for rent -in country, 6 large rooms and bath. nice 44 yard. barn and ~arden apace 1200. per month. I 1 DO depooit . Call 614·379 · 2817. Nice ept1 in Henderson. 304-676-1972 after 6 PM . ref. Requalled. Call 614· 446-2215 . two city water and 1 bedroom apt, furnish~ or unfurnished, utiliti8a plid, 304•676-7112 . bedroom. ga~ . no pett. Furnished one bedroom apt 1265 month. Coll614·446· 4519 . . in Point Pleasa-nt . Very clean and nice. Phone 304-675- 1386. ; ·in town, 3 bdr., :tY2bath, rat." & dep·. required. Call "be·· : twaan 5PM lo 8PM. 614· ' 446-3776. i _S_m_a_ll_u_n..;.fu_r-n.-4:-r-m-....h-o_u_aa_a_l 1 816 Rear First Ave: Call : 614-446-9779 . . 46 Furnished Rooms for rent Sleeping Roomt end light houaa kHplng rooms. Perk Central Hotel. Call 614-446-0766 . Furnished room, 8100 . Utili·, :• "Two unfurnished houoo.bedroom 507Y.o Second St. , New Haven, W'Ve. , 176 .00 • month,• 1100.00 · dopooh. : 304-882-2605 . b ties. ·ran·ge-, ref. Share 1th. Men only. 919 Soc-.Golllpo· lio. 814-448-4416 tiflor 7 P·!"· : -M~~-~-~-_-fo-r-,-~-n-t.-H-.-n~d-or-~--o._ ~~;::::;::;::;;:: : :ha':dr~:~~tlym•:::;..~~~ . ; basement, large lot, •tove and refr,ge"ritor fumiahed , I d ep• 1. 1250 .00 month. pus ' 1 •144480116 • u • • 46 Space for Re':'t " Mobilehomelot.' 12'x60'or I 176 waterpa1, 'd 4t h smaler, a, Neil, Golllpollo. Call &14· 446 ·4418 oftor 7PM . · 42 · Mobile Homes for Rant COUNTRV MOBILE Home Perk, Ro~te 33. "\. North of Pomeroy. large lois. Call 614-992-7479 , . . Furnished. no city taJtel. water & uwege fumiahed. beautiful rillerview, 61 l:lousehold Goode ~lmlted 3 rooms with private IH.th, Furnished 4partRJ&nt for Rant Ka· Queen si1e box spring• Sa manr111 like new. •100. Call 61 4-256·1393 .. Kelvinator Freezer, uprigtlt. No frool. 1160.00. Coli 61 • ·986-4392. Kroehler couch -3 revertible tlmo offor, 8 · It flborgloo ool1elllto dloh In· stollad. Groot deal. pluo good WIRinty for more information phone 304- 59 For Sale or Trade 875"4173 or 304-875· 4851 . Brown Bear compound bQw, coli 304·676-14110 after T. cushions. green nyl.on cl ..alc dealgn . Excellent .. 16~,C~Fa~r~m~~~~~ e :oo. . . .condition. f200 .00. Call SURPLUS . Donlm · Army- _: 614·985·3545. Rental clothing . Klda ca· JD 2 row planter, tobacco · mouflege . Sam l[lome· oallor, 5 pt. chlll_lplow, JD Pickano uaad furniture. 304· rville '1 , Eaat of 8 fl. whool . dloc, .Now Ravenawood, · afternoons, 8'76.-6483 or 676· 1460. weekends. 304· 675·3334. Holland hoy roko, 3 pt. poll hole dlggor, olcklo mower. 8 RICK'S , NEW ANO USEO ft. drog dloc. con 8, 4-2141Gunoll Gunoll Smith and FURNITURE . U11d . 110v01 1266. and refrigeratora. Compare · Wenon model 1 9 end 68. 304·875· 7476. our prices, save , toc;lay. · Spring Spoclol: 24'x30' i18' with 18'x7' garage door • ,;Ph;o;n:e;3;0~4;·7~7=3;·;5:4;30=.== Bueh-Hog rotary grau service door ,r I:J,888 mower, Model TM· &, 6 It erected . Iron Hof'lil ""81dgs. 62 C8, TV, Radio cut. 3 point hitc:h, rear 614-332-9745 coloct. cond. 304-458· moun1, exc Equipment 1727. 16 Workhoraa Modo by Smith and Weaaon .rev.olv.er heel hone . . A.1L in,c:;t, .25 inch color TV. 19 Inch B Model 26, 46 oallbor •..8Y.o In lo W portable TV. Call barrell , holsterandpreaenta- mower . 'M e11uel shift. 614 742 2257 12000.00. 'Ctll 814-992· tion case included, .6241 • · ·. 1 ~---...=-----1300.00. Gray • motoroyelo o'nch' ~.n,·lh . .,."onoa· le, ·helmet · 12.0 .00. 304-875· L 1180.00 . ·C•II 614· 4464, .• Set of 121nch plowo. 3 point hitch . Deerbourne. 992·.3 617 aftor 6r3DPM. Coli 814-986· Pole bam buildings built. For 1125.00. 3545. . ." free estimates cell304-676- . 64 Misc. ·Merchandise 3981. Field sprayer uHd Heson. · Excellent condition. Aloo, M.F.·1ll8 troctor and plowa. Call 814-4187-3182 in Tuppers Plaint. 1------------------- one. 61 Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION 1o F.U.RF)IITURE 62 Olivellt. ,"Galllpolls. Now Two bedroom trailer. "no · & Ulld wpod-coal ltoves. 6 poll. one child. •175.00 pc wood LR oulto •399. month. Coll4114· 992-3945. bunk bedo 119.9, onlron recliners 199, new • uMd bedroom suites, ranges. wringer walhe,., • •hoes. 44 Apartment New llvingrO""o m euit•• for Rant •199 -1899. lomps. aloo buying coal a. wood atoves. • Cai1614-446·3159. Pool People Special:· · Above &round pools-th,u 4·16-86-Free auto _pool clnner and under light value U59 .96 . lnground pool kiH. 141x32·12.395. 11ix38 · 12.696. 20x40 · 12,896 In olock. Middleport 614·~92-6724 or Golllpollo 614·446-3051 . Spring $peciai-P8triotutility Cemen.t block..,:· all aizes, building materia Ia. Gallipolis Block Co .. 123Y.o Pine St .. Gallipolis. Ohio 45631 . Coli 814·446-2783. I 71 Auto• for Sale TO~!> CASH j;lifd ' for ~ '80 model and newer uH4 car•. Smith 8uiclc-Pontloo. 1911 EOotorn AVO,. G8 111po 1II. C I II •1 • 448 2282 u ~· • . 1871 Volkowogon Faatback- needs engine. Body good con d., •1 00. Coli 1114-3417:7118. arr.fE'LL ~'IER Be ~I<~K 1886 I.H.C. Truck troctcw, poor condition. 1 8118 Soml· Bldo I trollor sont, WV. Bid opening: April 15, 1986, 10 AM. Olatrict retains right to refuM any or all bids. For more lnformliton, coli 304·1175-31116. Vans& 4 W.O. 73 1979 Hondo XL 185 good corid. Caii ii4-i7i-~iiiU. 1980 AMC Spirit good condition U,600. Coli 4114· 288-1419 oftor 5:00PM. 1976 Ford van cuetom. conci. C~ii iii4-3iii~ 9968. gboci 1982 Hondo 1100 Inter· stole 4,660 miles. Coli 1114· 446·3882 or 814-448· 0291 . • . ~;;:;::·::::;;::=;::::;:::;:~ Boar hogs for ule, purebred Rod Polled bull . Coli 614· 379-2146 or 81 4-379· 2668. 64 Hay & Grain For ..1o Suzuki motor cycle. Coli 1114-2111·41261 altar 8PM . 1981 8uboru GLF. 5 •PMCI. air, AM-FM. rur window defroltar, new tlrea. Call 1114·742-3143, 1 97'l Cutlooo Supremo Brougham. eharp and looiiOd. coll8 1 4·843·6127. 1974 Horloy Dovldoon 1000 Sport- price U,200. Coli 814·448-zon. 13 Hondo 780 Bhldow only 2.200 mlloo. 2 helinoto. oxc. cond. c•11 1114-445-3738. 1978 Ford Gronodo. PS,IIB. AC,. 83.800 mllos ond In good condition. Coli 814· 948' 2490. 1 882 Hondo 7110 Cullom, 2.000 octuol mAoo. mint oond.. now liooy ber a. luggoga rock, 12150. Call 61 4·388·9809. . 1971 Ford F1 00 pickup. PS, outo. 12200.00 Coli 81 4· 892-7453. 1983 Hondo Mopad. Good condition. Col 114·2473762. Want tp 'rent corn & hay 18n XR· 7 Moroury Cogar. Honda Urban exprelt flaldo. Golllpollo lo Choohlro Excollont condition . Colt mo!Md. ExceHent condition. oroo. Coli 614-3417-0181 114·949·22311. CoH 1114-992-31112 -~­ doyo oflor 4:30 pm ond after dark. 197e Dodge Aopon, oulo, weekend• anytime. 1,000 bushel corn, •2.80 o 318 V8, looko good. t?OO. 13211.00. buohel. Largo round boloo Qf 11n Plymouth Arrow, 4 . '81 Hondo cxeop. 1100 good hoy, •10.00 o bolo. opoocl,4cyi. Fiuno-d.GII mlloo, •1.2711 .00. 304· Shade river forme. Coil IIIVIIf, 18110. Coll814·982· 8711-2829. 61 4·986-3866or814-986· 7403. 3868. 19n Monte Corto, 350, B011t1 and Largo round beloo of hoy. outomotlc, PB,PB.Air. 1873 711 · Motora for Sale Albert Portcer. ~ mllil north Chevy '14ton pick-up, 3110,4 of Cheotor. Phono4114·8811· opeod, runo good, body 3887. rough. Col 114·1141·1286. LAFF·A·DAY newly decorated, all electric, UOO mo,, pluo -ulty dop. . Ret. req .. edu"t only. Cell 61 4-441-2238 or 4114-446· 2681 . Rlvartlll<l Apti. Middleport. Speclel . rates tor S..,ior Citl1on1. • 1 30. .Equal Houolng Opportunltloo . 4114· 992-n21 . Two bedroom epartment1ln - Hoven. Newly remo· deled in town. Call 8 14· 812·7481 . Furnlollod 2 -oom oport· monto In Mldcloport. All utllllloo pold. Colll14·992· 8084. ·Two bedroom apartmen~. Fr.. hoot. Coli 114-892· 7481 . -o.hou-. and Golllpollo, ~:n. County Appliance. Inc. Good uMd appliance• and TV Hto. Opon.AM to IPM. Mon thru Sot. 81 4:448· 14199. 627 3rd. Ava. Golll· polio, OH. Fu"rniiure, nM ·• uaad. Lorge ooctlon of quel· ity furnl1uro. 1216 Eootorn Avo .. Golllpollo. Valley Trade Center Furniture Outlot. Konougo, Oh. Now Moytog & Crooloy Applloncoo. Colt 411 4·4411-4461. Special thlo - k .•30 ln. elect. range coppertone 176. eye lovaloloctrlc rongo gao range 31 ln. white white •ee. Whirl-' outo weeher •11. kenmore auto '!"~·~"!' •711. Konmoro dryer hirl auto ••a. 1 lodioo bike, 1 boyo blko, 1 bike, 1 Hoove< ,_per, 1 humdlflor. CoH 81 4·448· 04125 . . gl~ for Solo: Wotor- •100. Coli 111 4-4411·8273 or 81 4· 2111·41034. • VANGUARD PAINTS · Quality you can trust. Ebenbach Hardware, Pomoroy, Ohio. Con 6~ 4· 982·2111. PN-epring clow·out on all 111101 buHdlngs. Dlroct foe· tory to you dlocounto. lmmo· dloto delivery. Coli collect 1·617-582· 3821. _.,. p l·aca.m a.r: ! .· 'I!'!J !!c4{1W..I.'"=--""'" in aula"ting • f"ooflngrem·odeling and new. conttruction-guttert. Call 304-773-5131 . ANNIE , can yo~L ... ~~-, ,~ ~ spare a trick? 8:00 ' Evory But LooM' Spring special: Gene's deep · st•am carpet cleaning . Scotch guard, free estimo1oo. CaM 1114-992·6309 or 614-742·221 1. F~t!t[ Tr~ Trimming~ cony. UIIO.OO. 304-176· 11122. · '73 Manto Corio t680.00 end '74 Comot • 1 00.00. 304-6741-2963. 72 Tn1ck1 1878 Super Cob f ' 180, 4-WD, auto.. AC. oruiH. lne·l·bod: AM·FM. Col 114-448-4422. 1 8 fl. wood rowing john· boot. Modo by Wuvor. Coli 1-111 4-688· 7671 . 12 Ft. Tad Wlllloma gomo flohorm01!1boot with troller. e h..,.__ 2 ._.. .._. ric motor. Chher ICCOIIO· rioo. Colll14·742·2718 . 78 18741 Ford Courrior •100. Col 11 ..·3H·I710. 1811 Pont f -100 ~ ohortbed PU, I ayt .. 4 opd.. radio. lht!P. t4,8H. John'o Auto llloo. -vlh Fld. Col 114-448-4712. Auto Parts • Accalloriel 8 & M TIRES. Tiro dHII, Cuot- Wheolo, Col for prlcel 304 · 881·341111. ~~- 1871 . Ford IN'* porto, 18418 lhru 1878, 304-671·3674. 77 Auto Repelr 82 Plumbing Heetin.g a. ' az ......,,. wa.. ep.cltl (CC) Barbero Inter· po•• ·-k' WINNIE General Hauling Jamet Boys Water Service. Aloo pools flllad . Coli 61jl· 2611-1141 or 814·446 · 1176 or 614 ·448·791 1 .' , Ken'l Water Service. Wei'-. cisterns, pools filled. Phode 1114-367·0823 or 814-3877741 night or do.y. 1 Do you nHCI something moved or hauled awal ·? We'll do itl Coli 814-211&· 8281 oftor 8 :00PM. ; Uma..one, gravel, nnd. 1)11 dirt end oool dollvorod, 3oa. 876 -4412 . • 87. Uphol1tary .I]) (MAX] MOVIE: 'Payoho lr 10:30 '· BARNEY dl'lmola UIJquld .,.sure DOWN 1 Deliah'«' 14Byuntine ! ta!plea 1$ Mldlanlte kin« (sl.) I! He played ;ore 17 PeerGynt's • Engllab 3Wintbe 4 letter ltCondeJm D lotb 111111- Y~y·s~r llrellhinl dCardgame belon I Pa dGreek • Hlne ''Meatbead'' CCIIlmand mother II Glus use , NdiCIII Ulnwt~~•+e.zsF.._, 7~.:r.=e Ill::-· ri'W!I' 31. Amlted It Casnlaat J1'11 edllfl M.c _,y driwr's • Proolenldes• Fluidity zz DI!Weroai lllul plrue • MakeuP unit emotion ZZ~Intbe .; ID All Togothlr Now 1J llurgwldy end · IJordeau:r • Sll'etcllll~ need Cl) Togathet. loa.,.. I]) Writlfo Writing 'Beforo TIME FER LUNCH •I]) I "~-~~~~~~~~- ~ · • Cll81mon .lo Blmon -~~~ ----(J;)-I:otonlgtrt-A......... (IJ Taxi Twllltlht z- IIChohr, EniMt !! 1Z:OO(i)~ (() Portrait of Amorlcl: MIIIICih- DAILY CRYFI'0Qli01'E!I-Here'1 IMw te W11tt: It: 111 MOVII: 'N!IM lut the ' Not oorlly/ I]).ON-. ·A-c-r "-"' IHIOJ N1 , lly tho Nowo' teem tlkH on Hoii'/WOod. !MAXI MOVIE: 'IIIIVbol· UA.A.' OlYP'ftlQOOI'B . 1Z:30WID .... Nllhtwilh 0..... ............ Tpnlght'o a- are Chorleo llartltz lfiCI Chick Coroo. (80 min.! I]) UII'L Foatlllll: lon Al(YDLBAAXR IILONGFELLOW One letter llandl for anolh!r. In llil ~·A is ..ed for the line L'a, X lor the.two 0'1, etc. Sincle leiters, ~-....,tile~- fanJtallan of the words are au linla. Each day tile Cllde Jeaera aredlllet eoil Movlee The ' Not NOCHIIr· Ill Lllft 111M loll TRISTATE UPHOLBTEFIV &HOP 1 163 Bee. Avt1., Qolllpolio. 814·446· 7833 or 814-4481833 . .. dl&~r•••lf THOMAS tho Firot Word.' A roportor ond two high ochool atu· dentl gather material for 1 writing attignment. .INNNewo 1 1:00 ID • Cll (IJ Nowo Cll 811 Caelly llhow . Dod'aArmy llenn..}' HIH llhow '~ 1 ,,30 Cll Cil het of c.r.on ~.; ·, Tonlghl'o gueoll oro Tori • Garr, Pete 8arbutti and Mi· · chool Murphy. (PI) (80 min.) • Cll het of o . - ·-IT'S SEWING Mochlno rapalro, •rvice. Authorized Singer Soloo lo 8orvlco Shorpoin Scluora . Fabric Shop. Pomeroy . 614-892· 2284 . 86 .KH~S +AQS chanm)"1 elub klaa. and played aee of +As · beuts ud I low Jieart. lllli plaa WU Vulnerable: Both to try doe lleart f~. that filled, Dea!er; South - IKipiii: ··Uiia ~ fliiesae ~ w ... wort. Of tbe bad trump aplll defeated tbe llam lmnw!lolely. P111 2+ Paa Here Ia tile belt plan for tbe lllnd. Pus Paa Declarv lbould flnt lake tbe lpade P111 5t Pus f~. U that loses, be mlllt !bell -tal!e·bla 11e1t play..to will all the~ - __ .. Pill Paa · Paa trlcb. But tile opttde ! ' - cS.. will~ ·.. Ope.tini lead:"iQ Now· tbe deeiBer bu tile lu:rury, of ....._......._ ......_ _ _ _ ____. pardlaJ apill8t losiD& two be'art trlcU. 'l'llat Ia eutly done. He ploJII the Ida& of bearts, . aDd theli Jeadl low from bla IIIDd toward tile damm)"• A· aDd lead throtllb tile Q-10 Ill Eut'1 a. Wilen Wflt folloWI wltb tbe - . band. Borrina a very liDllkely ~ . deeiafer l..tl tbe el&bt. that ap11t, declarer caD paranteo that t~ ~Gea. Sclt6'• aoe w111 pidl.., !ben will be no more thaa 11eart lilly remalnh'l blp lleart. U Wflt Joier. 1be key to matiD& tile olani Ia ..... out otl tbe aeeoad lleart lead, for deelo..,.. to fllld oat lint wllotloer declarer wW wiD tbe aee Ill dummy be Clllllffonl tbe safety play. Amtrlcen Ployhouso ' Family Buoin..o.' Milton llara in·thio ploy obout four brothore fight· ' ing for the inheritance of their dylnvtethor. (80 min.) (flJ MOVIE: 'Millie Man' ' 8:30 • Cll (IJ - . r t Dick io · 1rrnta<1 for Stephanie's unpaid and forgotten pork· ~ tickOII. (R) ' 10:00 CIJ MOVIE: 'LIIfoyotto Elo4)clrlllo' D Cll CIJ CoeniY ond '--Y Cagnoy go11 lfttr 1 modern-<lay Jack tho Ripp~r Who hat .already mur- .. dtrad eleven womon. (R) (80 min.) ..... '· ' • IC!Op (H801 MOVIE: 'lohoro' Dozer Work land clearing, landacaping, etc. Free eeti· molea. Cell 111 4-446·8038 or 814 ·992 ·71 19 onytimoj. Electrical -+AI8~ - Tbe c.lraet wu li:r ·!ieart.. DecJarw Wotl the opeaiDc Jud with aHurt Excavating a. Refrigeration +auu SOUTH 8:00 Cll 700 Club (]) UBFL Footblll: . Son . Antonli> It .Denva;Cil • ()Z 117th Annusl A-my Aworda (CCI Jack Lemmon hottl tonight's award1 ceremony from the Dorothy Chandler ~ovillon in Lao Angeleo. · Good· 1 hcovatlng. baoomentl, footera, driveways, aeptlc tankt, landscapin1. Coli anytime 614 · 446 · 4&37, Jomnl. Oavioon, Jr. owner . 84 ••uu• u Proper 8tron.... IH801 MOVIE: 'Mox Dugan ·Retuma' (MAXI MOVIE: 'Spring JIM'S PLUMBING lo HEATING. Rt. 1, Box 356, Gallipollo. Coii514·367·D576 . Reuonoblo Rotu Ditchh1; for water. gat. ~lectric, lllfd drainage lines. Call 81 4· 446·8508 or 614-446 2775 . • •• (J) Wllt1dorworkt ICC) 'Two Alone. ' (flJ living Plonot (CCI 'Swaot Freoh Wator.' Tho verioua.li(e form• along the Amazon River, euch 11 the pironho. capybara• and torrent duckl. •re exam. ~d.,(80. min .! . • MOVIE: '!Jive With tho Cor. Fo•trth GaiUpolis. Ohio Phone 814-446·3888 or 614·448-4477 83 t7H tQllO u viowo Boy Goorge, Noil i:)larnona end B•rD•ra Mondroll, (60 min.) · • Cll (IJ llolreorow ond M"' King Loa end Amend a as honeymooners on 1 crui11 in order to recovtf ....... • gol!f· s~jpm•nL (~)_ (60 roln .) . E.UT +KIIS .Q1074 Ciolllkl from Lllko Tlhoo NV Winnor'o Brocket Flnoi.Jim. RIIIIP.I'n. Buddy Hall. 180 min.) - -- --.-(() MOVIE: 'Tho lluo Knlg!lt' l.t ump :~~~02 .K74 WEST (]) c:oooor. To~ Bllllordo removai. Call 304 -876· 1331 . • ,:,c:::_-· ~~"--~ _..,-~-,•~ .... I ICC) Cll Clooo Kid RINGLES'S SERVICE. ox· porlanctd carporltor, electri· ci1n. m11on. painter, roof· 1878 Cutlou_ Supremo PB. · PB,.· oMl ...B·tr,ck, nlco. Coli -:---~~-.,..,~· · I i~ng {.including . h£1:t 11r '7~ Dodge, cutlo!ftil8d von, tpplicotlon) 304·676-2088' 814·388-9180. . or 4175· 7368. holt ton. 304-876· 7984 . 198.2 -RMC .Splr~. 4 AM-FM tape, eun roof, new Ford 1986 F260 4x4 XLT ·Rotorv or coblnool drilling. rodlol tim, low mlloogo. 81100 GVW, owoy bars. p. Moot wello com plated olme $3,8911. John'o Auto Soloo. windwoa and door locka. day. Pump Mltl and serviBulovlllo Rd. Coli 814·448· automatic, air, crulae, tltt ce1. 304-896-3802. 4782. wheel, am-fm ca•••tt• Crome step bumper tinted Cement Flnither, Rick Gt~r · gla11 deley wipers. tutone field, 614•986·4464. Npaint, post -tr1c:tlon end driveways, parking lott. Any more. 41.000 mlloo . olu job. Replace old • 14.400. 304-876·6421. Concretl ; 7:30 o.m. - 9:00 p.m . B a o Home lmprO\Iementa. 1883 S10 Bluer, outo· replacement wlndowe , malic, PS, PB , excellent aluminum eofflt. vinyl tUf· ing, contlnuouaguners, free condition . 304-876· 1038. ettimlttl. aH work guaranIHd. Spring Dlocount. Co!ll evening•. 304-676: 2644. 74 M otorcyclas 2222 One good aound end a•ntle 3 year cQit for Nle or tr11de for mare. 304-875· 3287. D & M Contractora. Vinyl and aluminUm tiding - 78 Suberu Brot. 63,000 mlleo. be. cond. 304. 676· 8217. 2 Hondo ·Big Rodo 1983 lo 1984. SH ot Bot1 Hondo . Saddle hor11o. oloo gollod for troll. Riding l0110n1. Tack. Coli 4114-898-3290. Ruth Reeve1. -~-----:·le- Cll• ~========:.t=========~ ogod, '78 Ford LTD, - y dom· vory good rM<honl· Ave. comp..tely fumlshed. ... ....._......,.,.cw..c~D.,.....,iioiiiii'l 1982 Ford Eoc"" 2 dr.. hotchboc:k, 4 opel.. ploln jono, VGC. 39.000 mHos, 13 ,400 . Coli 614- 388· 8710 . Block. brick, mortar and maaonry auppUes. Mountain State Block. Rt. 33, New Havan. W. Va . 304-882- bulldlngo onlocation•. dll!'loy atB ·B. twO convenient S' JACKSON ESTATES LAVNE'S FURNITURE Produce, Viand St. Pt. Plein 66 1' f S 1 . APARTMENTS (Equal Sofa, chair, rocker, otto- . 11nt. ond Fronch City Mobil• · ets Or· a a Housing Opportunity) nlan, 3 table1, lextra heavy,, Homoo Galllpolio. 9 X 12 monthly rent 11artlat *163 U86 . Sofll ond cholro 1696, olso 10x1 6 1995. for 1 bedroom ond •198 for priced from 1285. to •&95. Delivered and aet up on your HILLCREST KENNELS 2 bedroom. dlpooit uoo. T11Jbl~s. •so and up to &126 . lot. Boarding all breede. Heated · located near Spring Valley Hide-a·beds,l390. end up indoor-outdoor facilitlu. Plaza and Foodlend, pool to 1550 .. sofa bado •146, Just arrived. Trailer load of AKC . Doberman p_uppies: end Cabl' TV available, .Reclinaro, 1226. to 1375., barb wire 820 roll . Jim's Stud Sorvl~o. Coll6 1 4 ·446· hourt •• poatlble 1 0 am to 4 Lamps from 128. to 1125. Farm Equipment Center, Rt. .7786. pmand7pmto9pm pc. dlnottoo ·from •109 .. to 38 Well, Golllpollo. Oh Coli 1 · ~-:-=-:--::---:---::-:: Monday-Friday, Coli 614· 435. 7 pc . 1189 and up. 614·446·9777or814-448 · Judy Taylor Grooming. Call 446 · 2746 or leave Wood table with six chalrt 2484. 814-367-7220. m_t111ge. 1285 '" t745. Dolk •110 up'" 12~6 . Hutches, 1550. Stihl chain uW, VGC. Farm Briarpatch kennels ProfeaRedecorated 2 bdr apt., exc. Bunk bed complete whh Boli, 1275. Coli 614-398· tlonol All-brood grooming. location. Regency Inc . Call mattresses, 1276. and up to 87.1 0. Indoor-outdoor boarding fa· 304·678-7263 675-5104 1396. Boby bodo. 1110. cllitloo. Englloh Cockor Spo· or 676-6386 .· Mlnreaae1 .or box 1prings. 1 bar set 3 stools. 1 bar set . nlol pupplas, Coll614-388. full or twin, 158., firm, 168. with 2 110011. 1 dr111er. Call 9790. Partially furniMed 2 bdr. and 178. Queen sets. 1226. 614-448·0B44 or 814·448· garage apartment. Adulta 4 dr. cheotl, 149. e dr. 4837. Oregonwynd Cattery Kenonly, NCurlly dopolil. Call chollo, U9. Bod frames. nel . CFA Hlmolayon, Porolon after 3PM 614-448-9279 . 120.ond 126 .. 10 gun · Gun AKC Rogiotorod femolo Col: ond SlomtM khtono. AKC cebinotl. 1360. G11 or llo pupo, 1711 oa . lrunowlck Chow puppiH. Call 614· f.urniahed 2 room1 • beth, electric ranges 1376. Baby pool table. axcellonl condl· 448·3844 otter 7PM . downataira, clean. adult mattresses. 126 • 136, bed lion 1200. Coli 614 · 286· only, no pet1. Ref. required. framoo 120, 125. lo UO, 4621 . The B~rd Cage: Baby paraCall614·446·1619 king frame •so. Good Mloc· kMtl, cockatiels, variety of tlon of bedroom 1ui1es. King woodburning 1tove, flhchae, cagea, feed and Furni1hed efficiency 607 rockers, metal cabinet•. axe. cond, 1200. Coli 614· oupplleo. Coli 81 4-985 · 2nd. Ave .. Golllpollo. Shore hoodboordo U8 a. up to 4441-7911 . 4212 . both, 1150 utilltloo pold. 165. odu~o. Call 614· 446: 4416 1977 pop up camper oleopo AKC Roglllorod Poodle pup· after 7PM . Used Furniture ·• 6 pc. 8. 2 mopodo· 1979 Weotern ploo. 41 wooko old. One yoor "'!i;;;ii;3i~::O~;;,~~ dJnatte, head boards, and 2 Flyer ond 1981 Hondo Ex· old molo. Coli 614-843· 1 family 3 bdr.. bedroom euttee. 3 mllaa out prooo. Coli 814-388-1437. 6274 1 gorogo opt.. 1 mo. dop. II. Bulavillo Rd. Open 9om to ref. "!qulrad. Coll61 4 -4441· 6pm, Mon. thru Sat. Mixed firewood 120 e Mole Pllk·O·POO puppleo. 8 3786. 4114·4441-0322 pickup lood, you houllt. Cell w11k1 old. Coli 614·992· t14-448-·41189. · 6013. Furnilhed efficiency 8186 GOOD USED APPLIANCES utllltoo pd .• olnglo adult, 920 w..h.... dryorw, refrlgoro· Pfl·lprloi• clooe out· on oil 4th Avo., Golllpolio. 614· toro, rongos. Sk-1 Ap· 111101 bulldingo. dlroct .foe· 446·4416 otter 7 p.m . plloncoo, Upp<ir · River Rd. torytoyoudlocounll,imme· beside Stone Creot Motel. dloto delivery. Coli collect Apartment for rent 468 2nd. 614-446-7398 . 1-517-692 -3821 . IN AN ANCESTOR '~ [IVI::,tod Mcrc ll an cl1 se ' ' farrad . Co.!l 614·446·$346 . _.._.._,......... f dr Ill : ; lljiiiTfi'c- nauge . Foster's ,.,obile ;. Homo Parte. 614-448-1602 . ·"~1170 mo . 1180 dep :, Roc· • • co·on Rd.. one child pre~ BOUND RANCID OFFSET Answer: Where thrift 11 the belt Ylnua- ..._ ,..... ...,..._.... • fii.O . ....... ,....,., • .., . ...... !E's OO:.f, r w;ss, Hoy for .. Ia, 11 .76 Bolo. Coli 1961 Ford wrecker 11,1100. 4pm. 1114•2118-8740 oflor Coll814:21141· 13113. _____ (AnoMrs lomorrow) SolurGoy'sl J -; CAMEO 011 e Houses for Rant ·I BRHM Antlllllo It o.nCIJ.(DIUC- WXVSJ 'H ... bondo.• WI- tnd Kll~ are.' (Ill flO min .) IHaol MOVIE: 'Harry and XZDZUBDRI l!._llhtllo• • I]) MoMIIIMI lo Wlfw ..... -w;··;_,. t~tlr~sron- w-· X CRBVYGZK X JGQS GZ JSXW' YSII WMS CRW ,.. CSYW WGBS WIIXZ XBCRYXZHS.KDDQ XQPGHS �., ·~··. I ' Page 10-the Daily Sentinel ~··. ' • Monday, Matc;h 25, 19U Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Libraries .get $200 check . TbeLadlesAuxiJiaryoiAerie2171 . in Pomeroy Friday presented am> gUt to the Meigs County Libraries as This Is the Uth year o1 the grant program, national in SCQPe. Llbrar· les receiving-these grants are asked to purchase large print bQOks for the and visually I ,. • • ary grants from the Order's Memorial Foundation In appreciation of their support of the senior cltlzenorlented Golden Eagle Fund which the foundation administers. Eagles raise money for this project which makes available grants tp organlza- .... -"- vau~.11lo...2_43 - ---~­ - g.,,,.., ' 7985 .. ' ent1ne· wan -,;;m $2,865.~. . ' - Area deaths Each ticket, which Usted all six numbers drawn Saturday night In the lotto game, wlll pay $23,87'5.40 -annually for :a> said Ohio Our Good QualifY berg. amount Is subject to federal taxes of :a> percent. The winning numbers were 3, 8, 11, 22, 35 and 37. < grandchildren. . Besides his lather, he was preceded in death by his wife, Ruth, and a brother, Earl. Mr. Sansbury was a member of Feeney-Bennett Post l28Amerlcan LegionandtheVeteransofForelgn W;us. . ·- _ . , Friends maycaU alfdayTuesctay~ at the Rawlings-Coats-Blower Funeral Home In Middleport with the family to be present from 7 to9p.m. Muttary grav~l{le r,Ues \_'lUI t)e tleld at 11 a.m. Wednesday at the Gravel HUI Cemetery In Cheshire with the chapla~ of Fe<;>"!!Y· Bennett -Post offlclatmg. . • 99 Gallon Economic white interior finish · · • Soap & water clean-up. List price $8.99 • had four or five of the 'wtnning numbers and the winning payments ' The taiest semiweekly game reported sales of $4,340,891. The estimated jackpQt for Wed- · nesday'sgamels$1mlllion. · _ ___ .. ___ _ .. . . . , __ · save on our best ~ml~1~:1:I~:, ~~~~~!~~ ~~~e~ 3!! =~ -weaffier forecasf .·Tonight, clear. Low near :n 1\Iesday, sunny and warmer. High 15 1 f,G..ffi,..,_.ctct&fulghiL-rt 'Utd11Tu ·€Cesda ·aplt&tiou near ze~;orecut Y: Wednesday through Friday: Cluutce ol showers Wednesday. department. 'Ibe rnodltled contract allows for a 60 cent an hour wage lricrease for the next year. and another 60 cent' an hour raise for the second year of the contraCt. 'Ibe original union contract proposal for the highway department · called for a 60 cents an hour Increase each year over a three-yl'ar contract period. . At last Wednesday's regular commissioner's meeting,_the connmlssion· ers voted 2,1 not to ratify the original proposal. Unanimous ratlflcatlohOfthe contract by the conimlssioners Is mandated under collective bargaining ' · laws. At that time, commissioners David Koblentz and Manning Roush, who Voted "no" against commissioner Rich Jones' to.le vote ot;'yes,l' said the "excessive wage Increase" led them to cast ·negative votes. However, It would appear that by voting yes on the two-year union contract, the. commissioners havE' merely delayed the lnevltabllllty rt a third year raise. 'Ibe highway department employees are still·gelling the amount of hourly Increase they wanted, just over a shorter period oUime, · '1)le m~ contract .also carries minor changes In clauses dealing with . dlsctpllne procedures and maintenance of unlori memli!rshlp. Stated Barry, Bolin, staff representattvefor the Aml'rlean Federation o1 Suite, COUJity and Municipal employees, "A1tl'r renegotiating )hi' contract that w.S In . debate between ISsues which were a concern to 11\E' commlss!Qners, the lTll'lllbershlp of the local ratified by a vMe ol28-2 to -. · ItA~ OON!Ulre ..,.. .;.\ lelp .Coruilj(. Coumtl '~- vl!l.ell .. ilonlrad. Jmoob<edckl·y·~~ ~ -~~l!!!~J!ft. to .liJ!It . accept cliangescln-the contract. The c~anges.makethet.Jtree,yearcolitract a lllliUIIn'louly tn an emerK'lfiCY M~ allemooli ffieetlng to rattly ·a ' . around the table, Cornrnl8liloner RlchJoaes; Dave Spencer, wldi~tAI"'U' '"'"" two-year contract. Money remalried the same In _each year. Other cjlanges two-year union contract lor the Melp Coullty Highway Uepartment, camera, with the hlpway department; and Conunlllllloner Manlilc ·were just minot ones which were overlooked by the county engineer and !hereby av.!rttng a pOtentlonal highway department strike. 'llle Roush and David Koblentz. Standing Is Phil Roberts, Melp County myself. Tile changes_are unusual because the union usually will settle for a commls81oners had last week voted ".not" IAl ratify a three-year union engineer; shorter contract and l081lagement US\Jally wants a longer onE>." Wall or Ceiling Paint ·--·- Ai'tna M~Mohle~~- ,_'"-·-" Nett"'~ ana ~nine='sTeil"-grear-d 1~;;;;~~=~rn:Y:~ Funeral ~tees for Anna M. Mohler, 82, who died Saturday at Holzer Medical Center, will be held :at 2 p.m. TueSday at the Christian : Union Church at Hobson. · A homemaker, Mrs. Mohler was ......= .---bom....Oct -- 30,...l902,..J n .Kanawha:... County, W. Va., a daughter of the late Wllllam M. and Mary Ellis Reeves. Besides her parents, she was preceded In death by her husb~"1d, hfaac-!-llcl'-Jm- !n 1953,· a son, Dale Mohler, nine brothers, a sister and four infants. She was a lifetime membef of the Christian Unlqn Church at Hobson • Economical washable white finish • Easy soap & water clean-up • List price $12.99 . LatexorFlat Wall Ceiling~ Decoration 199 gallon PRICES .GOOD JHRU MARCH 30TH -- --~~~1';!~~-~~~Po~~~:·-- .!!ay~2-~~_w_.:.I~!!t!!'.t ··---r~£'ac~~&~T:! . .. ·- - ~~~~~ ~,=~.!!.,~ [,.!!!!!!,!!!!J!.-!!111'!' ... SU.P~.LY~~-~-. . .:. .CONVENIENT OFF , SECOIND !A'glqn,_ In Mlddloyort . . Raymond W. (Buck) Larkins, 54, 60S Wednesila,y and 1n the .50s • 1 • · THMTREET PARKING and the auxlllary of the Disabled Tuppers Plains, died Sunday evenniursday wid Friday. Low& In the · American Veterans. lng at the Camden-Clark Memo~! mtd-308 to low 408. Surviving are two daughters, Hospital in Parkersburg following a r-----,.-------1":-.:::------'-----::----------~...:...-----------.:_-'--'-­ Mrs. Carl (Wand a) Findling, Reeds- brlef1llness. vllle, and Mrs. Earl (Patricia) . Mr. Larkins was bOrn at Long Mossman, Middleport; four sans; Bottom,asonofthelateFredE.and Wntard Mohler, Piney Flats, Tenn.; Ruth Larkins. He was owner of the John Mohler and James Mohler, Tuppers PlalnsAtitoSalesandwasa both of Route 1, Middleport, retired master sergeant of the U.S. Kenneth Mohler, Middleport; four Army having served In the Korean daughters-In-law, Marie Mohler, Conflict and the Vietnam War. He Piney Flats, Tenn.; Wanda Mohler was awarded the PurplE' Heart. and Linda Mohler, Middleport, and He had served as manager of the Della Mohler, Shade, 12 grandchild· officers' club at Aberdeen, Md., for ren and four great-grandchildren. two years after compll'tlng 27 years Officiating at 1\Iesday's services of active military duty. He was a will be the Rev. Amos Tillis. Burial member of the American Legion, a will be In Gravel Hut Cemetery at life member of the Veterans of ~erlcan ' - .. 4. . By BOB HOEFLICH i Sentlllel stall Writer Middleport Village Council mreting In regular session Monday night took Initial steps to Increase water and sewer tap fees In the town. · 'The action was taken upon the recommE'IKI!itlon of the Middleport Board of'Publlc Affairs. , 1be ordinance provides lor an lncre8SI' of $100 In sev!'ral of the water tap and sewer tap fees. A three quarWr Inch wa tl'r meter tap will C!>St $225, now $125; • r ji~~~~~~~~1=:~~cf~'~c~ta~p~~~~~~r~~ Roy S. Sansbury Roy Sidney Sansbury, 65, Middleport, died Sunday aft.ernoon at the Vl'terans Hospital in Chillicothe. Mr. Sansbury was born Oct. 27, 1919, a son of JessiE' Denny Sansbury, local area resident who survives, and the late Charles Sansbury. Mr. Sansbury was a crane operator for the New York Central Railroad. 1 Surviving iJt addition to his mother are a stepson and his wife, Dr. Kl'lth and Barbara Riggs, Pomeroy; a stepdaughter and her husband, Lorraine and .Jack Nl'ff, Ravenswood, W. Va.; stepgrandchildren, Andrea and Nick Riggs, Pomeroy; Duane Johnson, Mason, W. Va.; Kim · A. Jones, Darwin, and Larry, Roy and Kelly County Fish and Game Assn., a of the Fraternal Order of Eagles at Aberdeen, Md., and was a member of Ralph's Gun Club, LongBottom. SunQ.vlng are his wife, Nancy Arnold Larkins; a son, Eric Ray Larkins, at home; two daughters, Catherine Kay Yoli, Columbus, and CharlenE' Yonker Samsel, New Haven, W.Va.; a brother, Howard L. i:oarklns.- Portland; . two sisters, Vera Weber, Tuppers Plains, and Donna Bogard, Long Bottom; two grandchildren, Neil and Courtney and several nieces and nephews. Besides his parents he was precedecllndeathbyason,Denills,a sister and a brother. Services wUI be held at 11 a.m. Thursday at the White-Ethridge Funeral Home, 125 Lee St., Belpre and burial will be in Meigs Memory Gardens. Military rites wUI be conduct.ed. Friends may call at the tuneral home from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday and from 3 to 9 p.m. on Wednesday. Emergency ~quads kept·busy · Eleven calls were answered by €enter. units of thEi Meigs County Emer- · Sunday calls Included 8: 57 a.m., gency Medical Services over the Tuppers Plains to ReedsvUie for . weekend., Carl Buckley, to St.Joseph Hospital a.m., Syracuse to College Road for Walter Harris, to Veterans MemorIal Hospital; 4:21a.m., Middleport, to Super-America for Dina Hart, to Veterans Memorial; 3: 50 p.m., the Columbia Township Fire Department extinguished a brush fire on Route 689; Rutland at 5:33p.m., to Main St. for Evelyn Rife, to Veterans Memorial, and at 10:56 p.m., Pomeroy to 109 New St. lor Teresa Garnes to Holzer Medical port to village hall for Charles Canter, treated but not transported; 10: 47 a.m., Middleport toStorys Run Road for !=ecil Hall, to Holzer Medical Center; Pomeroy at 11: 47 a.m., toE.MalnSt.,forJohnConley, to Veterans Meniorlal; Rutland at 6:22p.m. to Zion RoadforCariStUI to Vl't.erans Ml'lllorlal, and Pomeroy at 9:45p.m. to the Pizza Hut for Stephanie Stanley, to Veterans MemoriaL the present $700 char~..and .six Inch taps remain at the present rate of $9:Xl. A four Inch sew'er tap connection will cost $225, now $125; a six !nc}j connection, $500, now $400, and an eight inch co~ttOn wUI remain at the present charge of $600. BASKETBALL TEAMS ON A FINE-SEASON. COLUMBUS, Ohlo (AP) - The Local,' Crawford County, $100,100; state Controlling Board has ap- and Vari Buren Local, Hancock proved loans to nine local school County, ~.!IXJ. . boards which have haci. deficits Under the state's sc!lool loan certllled by state Autlltor Thomas progr;un, districts may borrow 'Ferguson. against their tuture slate subsidies The loans on Monday were the tohelpdealwithcash-fiowproblems first In several months, and they which occur during periods bf low took by surprise at least one local revenue c;ollectlons. controlling board ml'lllberwhosald However, Senate Finance Chairhe thought lOcal schciot-tundlng man Stanley J, Aronoff, Rproblerns basically had been solved Cincinnati, said the latest wave of as a res)!lt of the 1983 increase In the requests - the first In ~ral state Income tax. months- prompted him toquestlon The largest loan, $1.57 mUllan, whether thE' state school formula Is went loCanton Local School District doing an adequate job. lnStarkCountyafteradeflclt In that,. "I think this Is lrpnlc only a few amount was certified by Ferguson. months after the state Income tax He certified and the board was Increased and wpwere told that approVed these ot.her loans: · · these districts no longer would have Manchester (..ocal, Summit tocometotheloanfund," ·hesald. Cbunty;""$.1M;m1;Jiimes Gartli!la ·Aronoff- Siild--that - when- hlsLocal, Portage County, $491,200; CQI'IImlttee ~a r~lew of Gov. Buckey!' Valley Local, Delaware Rldlard <;elestl' s two-year budget County, $339,!XXJ; Jonathan Alder pqJOSal, nowpendlnglntheHouse, "we will take a look at the formula, Local, Madison County, $338,700; Bath Local, Allen County, $238,001; not only the amount the Legislature Farmington Local, Trumbull puts In It butalsothewaythemoney County, $141,m, Colonel Crawford Is distributed." Tri-Valley Conference Champions MEIG.S GIRLS· Tri-Valley Conference Champions EASTERN BOYS Class A Sedioncil Champions p EASTERN GIRLS Southern Valley Athletic .Cold.• Champ.ions . --~- ·~~ Southern Valley Athletic Conf. Champion$ · I . ' 1! •• ' ' 1 1985 permanent appropriations ordinance addlilg · development block grant, which, If allowed, could go Acqul8ltloa pending $70,!XXJ to the HUD appropriations, changing the to a maximum of $6XJ,!XXJ for l9lfi and $400,!XXJ for At last night's mretlng, there were also Indications origlnalflgurefrom$91,500to$161,500.Athlrdreadlng 1~. The money would be used for· musing the village may be acquiring the old Chesapeake and · and approval was also given to an ordinance rehabilitation and other projects such as streets, Ohio Railroad Depot on -Front St. ; along with three pi'(JCedures to be followed In handling water and sewage related to the rehabllilation. providing lots owned by the railroad company. Mayor Fred burned out buUdlngs resulting from fires In Deadline for IUing the application Is March 29. Hoffman reported 'l'allroad officials have Indicated A meeting o1 representatives from area communiaccordance with the Ohio ReviSed Code. they will sell the depot and three lots to the town for ties to review the television cable service with . A joint meeting was set wi\ll Pomeroy VIUage $40,00>. Into tJie sale agpeement, a $6400 mowing but CouncU for Apr1111n Pomeroy when the two groups representatives of Consolidated Communications, which the vUiagl' held agalJist the railroad company will hear aspecJ$ oj_a program to es_tabllsh taxi ___ lnc.,whlchservesthetownswasannouncedfor7p.m . _ wlll be absorbed. The village]!;Is lleen In the process . In ~~~~~~~ haveconducted as · sul"ieys recently by Bill Snouffer, Pomeroy, who plans to start meeting. act to purchase the buDding and lots for the proposed the service. A representativE' from the department of Council disCussed a crackdown on dogs running $40,!XXJ figure. A contract for the purchase Is expected transportation wUI be present for the joint session. loose In !he community this spring and the installation to be received before the nl'xt meeting. Hoffrhan was authorized by council to of strret lights at the new housing area on Hartinger Mayor Final reading &Jven proceed with an application for a community Parkway. Council llave a final readlnJS and approval to the Controlling ~oard oks school loans MEIGS BOYS RN-Io-Y- • ' Council takes firSt step for tap -fee- mcrease TO· THE FOLLOWING AREA lie In stateatthechurch for one hour preceding thl' service. 25 Cento lrtteriO! L.afeX O..EVELAND tAP)- Holders of six winning tickets wDI share the latest "Ohio Lotto" jackpot of GIFr PRD'IEN'mD - Debt Hensley, left, president of the lAdles AuxtJiary, Aerie 217l, .Frlday afterlioon presented a $200 gift to Ruth Powers, Ubrarian, lor the Meigs County Ubrarle5. ·--""'·- 1 Section, 10 P - Pomeroy.... Middleport, Ohio. Tuesday; March 26. 1986 the aged. Six share jackpot ' o:c~-"·"''"'==A;~-""''"rl-~~)·.~,~..e ' .,,. Conservator sues Home .State brass ., ' . '' ·- • ' I ' ONCJNNATI (AP) - A $432 z:nllllon lawsuit flied against 12 Home State Savings Bank oflldals shows that Ohio -Is serious abOut seeking compensation for customers of the savings and loan !Mt closed March 9, stall' officials say. "Thls is not a cute little lawsuit that atlacks some corJioratlon where there Is no money," Robert McAlister, superlntl'ndent of the state Division of Savings and Loans, S.Jd Monday. "This Is the hardest and strongest possible legal attack lngHomeSiateconservatorArloM. Smith, Home State and Home State of Dayton fUed the suit Monday In Hamilton County Corrunon Pleas Cour1, · Smith has been managing Home State since Its closure and overseetng efforts to sell lt. Depositors in the 33-olflce, Cincinnati-based bank with $1.4 billion In assets have been cut off from their money. "From the ~nnlng, I have told the conservator to pull no punches and pursue every legal av!'llue of redress to protect the depositors of that cab be mounted against those Individuals woo It has been all!'ged Home Stall'," Gov. Richard Celeste areresponslbleforthls." · saldMonday. Defendants Include Marvin 'The lawsuit alleges that Warner Warner, U.S. ambassador to Swlt- and former Home State officers zerlanddurlngtheadmlnlstrattonof . Ignored warnings that the thrift was President Jimmy Carter. 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