http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/dcd4ac5a4c2a83b8dca84ef8ddb9ae8e.pdf c30277f25e2567e3b5d8f3698381abcd PDF Text Text Monday, May 13. 1985 Page-1 o...:..The Daily Sentinel 52 soccer fans killed; .. 211 injured in ru-e $3 million sought (Continued from page 1) Plaintiffs allege that about that the accl~t Sisson, Jr., was cited date, Sisson, Jr., was required to for reckless operation and for not repair a car which housed several having an operator's license. He bottles of beer and that Defendant received a fme anCIIS classified as a Werry fallea m dJsroYer and high risk for lnsurance coverage remove the bottles from the car and pu~ fora three year pe"rlod, the as a result Robert Sisson, Jr., and plaintiffs charge. sevei-al other students opened the Plaintiffs further contend Werrv bottles. As a result, Sisson. Jr., was with breaching his duty of care owed suspended and subsequently ex• Sisson, Jr., by carelessly and pelled from school for the renegligently permitting the latter to mainder of the school year. ~)aid operate tjl~ truck without a valid expulsion was bjlsed upon a vague Ohio driver's license. the platntllls and 1J11C0nsclonable rule. the plain· charge that as a result of Werry's lifts charge. Again, the plaintiffs charge that alleged negligence, Sisson, Jr., has suffered expenses for property Werry breached his duty of care damages to the truck and two other owed plalntl!f Robert Sisson, Jr., vehicles and that he has endured by carelessly and negligently super· great mental and emotional vtslng the Meigs High School Auto . iUigulsh. Mechanics class. They say that as a Plaintiffs charge that Werry was result of the alleged negligence, acting as an employe or agent of the Sisson, Jr., has suffered expulsion otller defendants listed In the suit. from Meigs High School and The plaintiffs charge that Werry's subsequent lmpafrrnent of his right conduct Intentionally diminished of education. As a result, they the esteem, respect, good will and charge, Sisson, Jr., has endured confidence In which Plaintiff Robert great mental a nd emotional Sisson ts held and.dld excite adverse anguish. In the second Incident, the and derogatory opinions against him. The parents charge that they, plaintiffs charge ihat Werry was too, have also sultered great mental acting as an employe or agent and and emotional anguish in addition to under the supervision of the other tile property damage expense. defendants listed In the suit. Plaintiffs charge agaJn that they Second Incident The second Incident around which have suffered great mental and the suit revolves occurred on Feb. emotional anguish and the Incident excited adverse and derogatory25, 1985. opinions against them. Meigs County happenings.. Divorces sought Paula A. Adkins, Pomeroy, has flied for divorce In Meigs County Common Pleas Court from Teriy C. Adkins, Sissonville, W.Va., charg· log gross neglect of duty. Paula Marie Myers, Langsville, has CUed for divorce from Wlllam Robert Myers, Fernandian Beach, Fla., charging gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. Terry p , Moore, Syracuse •. has filed for divorce from Linda M. Moore, Syracue, charging gross neglect of duty andextremecruelty. And a dissolution of marriage has been granted Sandra Kay Scott and Steven Ray Scott , both of Pomeroy . .. Emergency squads answer eight calls Beat of Bend • them were In critical condition. Hospital officials said ·at least~ 111 • the Injured would have to underg~~ malor plaStiC surgery. . ' PollcechlefJohnSampsonsaldhe was still uncertain about thecauseof the fire, which swept throUgh the ' wooden grandstand packed with fans durtng a televised soccer game at Bradford stadium, 200 miles ! north of London. BRADFORD, England (UPI) Firefighters searcJte.d the charred remains of a. soccer stadium grandstand for clues tothecaiiSeof a blaze that killed at least 52 people wht!e officials tackled the task of · .Identifying the bodies. . Bradford pollee said Sunday many of the. viCtims In England's worst Sports tragedy were children and the elderly. Medical authOrities were trying to ldentlf1the bodiesmany of them burned beyond tecognltlon- by jewelfy and dental records. Another 211 were injured In the blaze Saturday and pollee said 24 people were unaccounted for. •At least 55 of the Injured were stUI being treated In hospitals and ~Ix ol I Charles Gibbli! :naomas. Meigs County Emergency Medl· cal Service answered eight calls over the weekend, six on Saturday and two on Sunday. On Saturday at 4:'!1 a.m., · Syracuse went to.Serond St. for Cell Jenklns to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Pomeroy at 9 a.m. went tO 301 Wrlghf St. for Gi3dys Moore to Veterans Memorial Hospllal. Mid· dleport at 10:10 a.m. went to 528 COLUMBUS (UPI) -Discus· North Serond for Elizabeth Fisher slons resume in the Ohio Genera l who was treated but not trans· Assembly this week on the plan to ported. At 9:00 p.m. TupperS Plains rescue the Home State Savings was called to Eden Ridge for Flossie Bank of Cincinnati by Implementing Reed who was taken to St. Joseph Its sale to Chemlca1 Corp. of New Hospital. Racine at 10:52 p.m . was York. · called. to the scene of an auto Legislative leaders from both . a·ccldent on Wells Run. Ronnie Ross sides of the Statehouse are prepar· , Velera.n s .Memorial was taken from• the scene to ·~ lng to· make . their next moves .to solve the savings and loan problem, sQturday AdmJsslons·Earl She· Veterans Memorial Hospital. Syra: pard, Reedsville; Gladys Moore. Pomeroy; Llll Stevens, New cuseatll: llp.m. and wenttook to Wells Run which has capltvated Ohio for two to assist Racine Thorllff months. ·Haven; Edna Barton, · Poi'Jieroy; Bentz to Jackson General Hospital ijou~ Democrats.• and Gov. Te.rry Wa ISO!!, Pomeroy. • · In Ripley . •· •i:.tlcltard F .. Celeste, who closed 70 . ··· Sat urday· Dtsch_arges•Joseph_ At 10:53 a.m. · svnday, R~!Cllle prlvately·insOfed · tltrlfts March 15 • Proffitt, · Howa'rd Rlchards, Jr.; transpOrted Clarence L<iwson from · . after· "runs;. sliut down Hl5me State, . Esther Dalley, Estill Moore. his Ohio 338 residence to Veteran$ , favor quick passage of the bill to Sunday Admissions-Rose Lee, Memorial Hospital. And at expedltetheChemlca lsale. Pomeroy; Clarence Lawson, Ra· a.m., Syracuse transported Greg But majority Republicans In the cine; Armand Turley, Pomeroy; lj.yan from 6th St. to Veterans Senate are skeptical about commit. Heather Ca lhoun, Rutland. Memorial Hospital. tlng too marty state dollars and Sund ay DlschargE>s·Walter reluctanttoasslsta NewYorkhank Haggy. to get a foothold in Ohio. Farmers Bank and Savings Co., The Senate last week adopted the Pomeroy has filed a foreclosure House-passed banking measure action against Roger E. Carpenter with some amendments. 17·16. The and Linda K. Carpenter, Pomeroy next step Is for the House to decide Partly cloudy tOdaywlthachance tor $31,349.36 due on a promissory of showE>rs and thunderstorms. The note for real estate In Salem· · .Marriage licenses highs will be,ln the mid Ills. Partly Township. cloudy tonight with a low In the mid Farmers Bank and Savings Co. ·has also flied a foreclosure action 60s. Marriage licenses have been Mostly cloudy Tuesday with a agalnst Anthony Eblin and Pa tricia Issued in · Meigs County Common chance of showers and thunder· Eblin, Rutland, for $10,846.66 due Pleas Court to Patrick 0 . A.mold,ll, storms. The highs will be In the and owing on a note for property in and Crystal Faye Glaze. '!1, both~ Scipio TownshJp. upper Ills. Belpre: and to Bradley Scott The probability of precipitation Is Central Turst Co., Middleport has Johnson, 25, London and Robin 40 percent tOday, ~percent tonight flied a foreclosure action agalnsl Marie ShOwden, 24, Pomeroy. Carl Davidson and Carol Davidson, and 50 percent Tuesday. Winds will be from the southwest Middleport to recover the sum of at five to 10mph today and light and $8254.11 due on a note for real estate In the vUlage. variable tonight. CLEVELAND (UPT) - Satur· In olher court matters, Joseph A. day's winning Ohio Lottery Extended outlook Chanee of showen and thuder- Bartoe has been discharged from numbers: Dally Nwnber s&orm!l Wednesday and Friday and probation which began Nov. 22,1982. 924. . And G&J Auto Parts, Pomeroy, · Ticket sales totaled $1,402,456.50, fair Thursday. Highs wiD benear80 Wedne!lday and between 811 and 75 has been awarded a $6,516.17 with a payoff dueof$497 ,927.50. Lotto Thursday and Friday. Lows wiD be judgment fromEmberMining, Inc., 10, 20, 28, 32, 34,.35. Pomeroy. In the 1108. Lotto ticket sales totaled $3,8i6,\m. searching the burned-out wreckage for cities. Some witnesses said a smoke bombwasthrownjustbeloretheflre started, whUe others spoke of seeing ' children playing with matches. : ''1 am not prepared to come clown : on either side," Sampson $i!ld. He added the origin of .the was"; believed to be underneath a seat. ru;e Hubbard'I Greenhouse NOW OPEN FOR .,• ' SPRING SEASON Complete line of waetablt &bed· di111 plants, , hal'lirw blsUts, potted plants ~ bloomi• &foli· age, shrubbery. rose bushes, azaleas & .Rhododendrons. OPEN DAILY 9 to 5 SUNDAY 1 to 5 PH.992-5776 . ., . ., Fun Discussions resume on Home State sale · I\ · t • ·~ . Le U; Walermelon bib $hOrlall . Wateuneton·pr+nt btouae wltll round collii'Aight : Wlde walatbanClbaggy I I ,' ·i shorts. Cool.dlnal lng fllrlpeel b i OUIIIil . I ·. ELBERFELDS · . . . POMROY . II ' r • . ·" . \~. . ( I I ·~"'-·..·· :· +· . 1 ·'. . '.\. . '· '· r.;the~slx~·me~m~be~r=pan~e~l.:::;~;~~~~~~~~~~~;~~~~;~~~~;; 4:~ Mo.neyactionfile.d . Weather forecast APPALACHIAN · . , BLACK DIAMOND. FESTIVAL Kl c.K· 0 FF.·oAN cE • :. · · ' . :. .. · · · 1 • ·. .· · . ·. • ... · · · ., :. · .,, ·... -~ '•. • , I ' Hosted By Southern Ohio Coal Company, Meigs Division Complimentary, hors d'oeurves Cash Bar/Semi-formal THURSDAY, MAY 16 8:30 • 11:30 P.M. FREE DOOR PillE: at y Richland AvtlnU•!I, A1tbelll enttne 1 S8~tlon , 10 Pages Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, May 14, 1985 26 Cerit• A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper • • Social Security becomes hot budget ttemagatn WASHINGTON (UP!)- Social Security Is shaping up as the "linchpin" !~sue facing House Democrats on the Budget Committee as theyworkona spending plan for next year, says panel Chairman William Gray. Commlttee Democrats met late Into the night Monday but had not settled the Socl;ll Security Issue, Gray said. The Republican· led Senate last week voted to freeze Social Security payments to 36 million recipients, denying a scheduled cost-()f·Dvlng Increase. · Democratic leaders tried to make polltlal points on the Issue, ell lng President Reagan's campaign pled~ not to touch the pension program. But House Democrats themselves were divided . They set a meeting today to consider a resolution from Rep . .James Oberstar, P.Minn., that would require the budget " not Include any reductiOn In Social Security benefits, including any reduction, freeze or delay In the automallc cost-()f·llvlng adjustment due Under current law." House Democratic leader Jim Wright of Texas and Rep. Claude Pepper, P.Fla., at 84 Congress's staunchest defender of the elderly, made an appearance on the Capitol steps Monday to diSplay Ill sacks of postcards calling 9n Congress not to touch . Social Security. "We do not believe that It lsfalrorequltabletoplace the prtnclpal burden for balancing this u11balanced budget on the backs of t~ who have ;~lready suffered," Wright said. aut several conservative Democrals. are saying privately that lf the entire budget Is frozen, Social · Security could be held down as well. Middleport VIllage's ca ble ser. Council authorized Mayor Fred purchase and that to his knowledge vice Is to he updated this summer Hoffman to filE> an application · noproblemsexlstw l thth~ purc hase now that Middleport Council has through the Ohio Department of agreement. The vUlage will be adopted a cable TV ordinance with Transportation for an 18 month responsible for removing the old Co nsolidated Communications grantfortaxlservlcetobeg1nJtily1, tracks, as stated In the purchase Hoffman reported he had received agreement, rather than pay an Group of Point Pleasant. Council gave the third reading verbal approval from Pomeroy addltlonai S!ro to change the and adopted the ordinance at Mayor Dick Seyler for Middleport to agreement which Is a standard Monday night's , rt'gular village administer the taxi program witlch form. . council meeting. Is \O ~~ervlce both Middleport and The Meigs County Jaycees have Three Consollda ted Corru:imnica· ~~roy villages: . volunteered to paint ilie depot ··lion$ representative~ were.present Councu .,; hired attorney Steve . bulldlngfor.thevill.ageaccordlngto for the meeting Including Hugh· Story as assistant vlllagepi-osecutor CQUnclli'nan Bob· Gilmore, and Jim Buckner, vice-president of opera· and law director at S3Xl a month and Pape.ot Ace Hardware ha~agreed to lions. Buck!ler reported the com· $40 an hour for any work over the donate the paint. .pany wm begjn upgrading services normal requirements of the village. Awallll¥don . ·'In early June with Improvements to Maypr · Hotfnl!lit:. recommended · ·Mayor t{oftman reported that•he : ~completed by Sept. 1. Wori<onihe · Stc:>ry f~r tho;> position whic~ was. ls' s.tlll ~alt!Dg ·for ~ opinion fi'Qm ·. systcm·ls to bC carried out betWeen : ct:eated atthesUggesilon·otBernard tM Ohio Attorney General r.ega'nk 12:30 a.m. and6: :ioor7 a.m. so as riot Fultz, village solicitor. Fultz, who · lng the sale withOut advertising of to interfere with regularTVvlewtng has donated his services as solicitor new homes In the Hartinger hours and notification will be given for the past several years, feels his Subdivision. It Is hopEd the attorney . the public when outages are private practice now llmltsthetlme general's opinion wUI be received . expected to occurr. · he can give the vUiage. Fultz will within a week to 10days. A $15,012.62 bid from Orange continue to work with Story wheThe mayor also reported he met · Township Volunteer Fire Depart· never needed. recently with Phll Roberts, Meigs ment for engine 1~ was accepted. At the suggestion of councilman County engineer and Tom Hedrick One other bid, $10,110 from Guyan JackSatterfleld,councllagrerothat of ODOT to discuss prellmlnary • Township In GaUia County, was Fultz should be presented with a engineering plans for the Middlereceived. Council accepted the bid plaque in recognition of services to port bike path. . with the understanding Orange .the vUlage, Sid Little, acting Middleport Township wUI not get engine 13 until Mayor Halfman reported he has police chief, reported he has had Middleport gets Its newtruckwhich been In contact with ChessleSystem pollee on foot patrol the last two Is on order. .representatives regarding the depot Contbtued 1111 Page~ Stained Glass Design Created by ~~ lrtlilt John Matz OHIO UNIVERSITY INN • Gray, D·Pa .. said late Monday he wanted to hear what the Democrats as a whole have to say on Social Security bedore completing his budget . "It's sort or a linchpin Issue," he told reporters outside the closed budget session. "I! Is a key Issue that Is sort of the cornerstone of putting together a package." Budget director David Stockman said he expects Reagan wUI be able to essentially hold his latest budget ,together, even In the Democratic House. But as to whether there mlght be some c hang~. he said: "We'll )lave to see what they do." House Republicans are sltllng back on the budget this week, waltlngto see whatDemocrats do, but GOP leaders are also opposed to tampering with Social Security. • The GOP·Ied Senate last week approved a budget that cuts spending by $06 billion, holds defense spending growth to lnllatlon and cancels Social Security recipients' lnllat!on· related Increase next year. The plan does not Include any new taxes. A White House spokesman said Reagan would not give further on the budget. "This IS really for us the bottom line as far as the major budget package Is concerned. This Is what we want ," spokesman Larry Speakes said. . . ' But Reagan's "bottom line" has changed regularly In a year that saw him go from an initial defense request of a 6 percent Increase over ltrflatlon. settle reluctantly for a 3percent hike and then finally agree to a no-growth·bul·for Inflation budget. He also changed his pos iflon on Social Security at least twice. ' §un '· Cool, comfortab le active wear tor girls. Get in on the fashion fun with these co lorful separa!es. Vot.35. No .21 Copyrighted 1985 • Cable TV renovation slated to start in June in#he. whethertoacceptthechanges. Meanwhile, plans have already been made for House-SenatE!confer· ence commlflee negotiations to begin In the likely event the House disagrees with the Senate. Informal talks could start today. . Rep. Robert D. Nettle, D· Barberton, chief .. .spon5or ·.of the Honw . Stine ·buyp!it .measure, . .Is expectei! to be named chairman of e Firefighters, who had recovered Graveside services for Charles Gibbs, formerly of Pomeroy and ·a retired field representative for the General E lectric Co,, were held WedneSday at the WoodmereCemetery In Huntington, W. Va. Attending from Meigs County were Mrs. VIrginia Oller,- Racine; Mrs. Naomi London, Syracuse, Mrs. Dorothy Roller, Mrs. Richard Gress, Mts. Kenneth Cale, all of Middleport. Gibbs wasagraduat.eof Pomeroy High School. MEIGS IWYALTY- Marla Averlon, of Dr. and Mrs. RogeDo A. Averlon, Pomeroy, and Dan son of· Mr. and Mrs. Daniel D. 'lllomas, Middleport, were crowned queen and ldng of the 1985 Meigs High School JunloNlenlor Prom Saturday night. The auditorium and foyer were decora&ed elaborately In silver and shades of purple for the annual event which was headed by faculty member, Mn. Jeanne Taylor. IUI!h School Principal James Miler crowned the queen. A full evening of activities was carried out Saiurday night for members o1 the two clal!ses and their guests. 'There was a buffet MJpper preceding the prorri dance and foDowmg that a pll:ta party and movies were the feature untO about 3 a.m. Siory,...,. oa PaplG 52 bodies by late Sunday, were I Area death VMH recognition set CABLE TV 0Ff1CIALS - Three offtc.IU! from COiii!IOIIdated Corrununlcatlons Group of Point Pleasant told. Mlddlepot1 oouncU members 'Monday nlghtthatcable servlce wtllbeupdatedthhlsummer. During Monday's meeting, oouncU approved tiM: third . Salt brine ~pproved for dust control in Bedford Township . Following a one and one half hour question and answer session Mon· day, Bedford Townsh.lp trustees pasSed a resolution allowing the use or salt brine for dust control on Bedford Township roads. Edith Leach, township clerk, reports 16 people were present at the meetlpg including Tom Smith and . Bill Cornell representing J ,D. DrU· ling Co .. Racine. Leach says of the Bedford Towrishlp residents in attendance, a couple were completely against the brtne usage, a couple favored It but the maJorlt.v had no opinion ell her Lottery winners readb!g lhu8 adojlltng a new cable TV ordlnanOe. :raldng part In a similar presentatloo reoonlly at the Holiday IM a& Kanauga we~ left to rig!&, Le81er Erll, en&Jnner for Coll'IOIIdaled; Marty Crawford, center, regional manager and Hup Buckner, vlce-pft!sidenl of operalloiL'!I. (OVP file photo). . way. They, however, were there to Urnes when brine Is being applied to the roads. ask qu~ tlons , In addlllon. only J .P . Drllllnjl has Leach describes the situation as · "half and half" pointing out that by a contract with BedfordTownshlpat the time the trustees had fanned the lhis time to spread brine. No other resolutions with some stipulations, driller will be permitted to spread weryone In attendance "seemed brine In Bedford Township unless a contract Is arranged. ' satisfied ," Leach reports that Bedford Town· The resolution. as related by ship Trustees David Brickles, Leach, Is that only brine from Bedford TOJ!!Inshlp Is ·ro be put on Robert Pickett and Stanford Stock· ton WCfl' presenT for the meeting. Bedford Township roads, any Public meetings to discuss brtne landpwner not wanting the brine In usage are scheduled tonight (1\res· front of hiS property Is to contact the day) In Chester Township and trustees and at least one trustee tomorrow night In Sulton Township. must he present to supervise at all Police action destroys homes PHILADELPHIA <UP!) - Peo· pie pressed . against the pollee barricades· to watch their houses .bum, some of them reslgn.ed ·to starling over and others wondering why "Mayor Goode bUrned my house down." Pollee set off an Inferno when they dropped a hombonarowhouselnan attempt to nush out members of the anti-establishment group MOVE. Sixty houses were destroyed 60 homes and dozens more were damaged. "My family had alilts dreams, all of Its aspirations, tied up In that house," said Janice Walker, crying as her home was consumed by names. "There was no need to destroy an entire neighborhood.The nre was not necessary." "FREE DO SO·UND" SPECIAL ATHENS ENGAGEMENT -BIG BAND SOUNDS RETURNING TO ATHENS FROM COLUMBUS I S2000 PER COUPLE TICKETS AVAILABLE IN ATHENS FROM OHIO UNIVERSITY INN, MARTING'S, SPORTS, INC. TICKETS AVAILABLE IN POMEROY FROM GERALD POWELL or eALL 286-5051, COLLECT. SATURDAY, MAY 18 FRIDAY, MAY . 17 WHISKEY RIVER 7:00 I 9:30 P.M. DONATD TO TRR' - *Ia 111P III ... Clab member u.. Riga, exUEiiW! left, ...., ~ • S880 dtedlltom Dr. Hamid Brown ofPGIUettO)' lo help fund lbeclub'•lqiOOIIIInclrtploMexlco.A.IIopldured, . left 1o rtpl, are club mettnben Betty ADa lAIII, · BrendaSinclalr~ J!'.rlnAndel-. 'lbeMexlcotrtpll tldleduledforJtmel&-2111Ulderlheclredlllllol8jt 11111 teiiCher Fred Baloy. Dr. Brownawourapull who are able to 811pport llae type!! of llludent oppommMtee r ., HART IROTIIE.S . 1:30 P.M. 1 I , ,.,.., Court St., Athom, 10 o.m. Sptli/Socottd 12130/JIOO p.m. Drill Team c.,._ttttoa,·11 Neoll Sticker Swa~~o 12 .NoM , ...of.W. C1111e11, 2 p.m. '""' o-s. 4 p.m. · P~Wiov Duo-........,... , 5145/9 p.m. 11t .... latlftt •~~• Jl.lll. Jerfui*H Q..,.t-&oopol, I p.m. c-. SUNDAY, MAY 19 Sutukl Vlollnt, 12tJO p.m. Nitlhl W.W.. 113115 p.m. 3 Milt filii IIIII, 1130 p.m. ..... Sllew, 2/4•15 P·•· c-try lltciMoo S"'lneon, 2145 p.m. Mils CHI ...,,., Daughter c..tosts Apt 4-5, 7·9, 1D-12, U-IS) 5.•130 ,.111• • · AU GlAND I AND EVENTS ARE FlEE' OF CHARGE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC • I' - ! NEIGHBORHOOD IVRNII - A PNh' 'Willa llran8n w~ • the tire fram """ lionw 1111 Pine Street l)lhl up lbe area. An~ • honw'"" cleolroyed by lire, after a pollee bombcanpt tile home ·~ The pollee moved In early Monday with an eviction notice after pressure from Irate neighbors who were . fed up with the violence, squalor, rats, garbage and late-nlgt bullhorn harangues from the MOVE hou.~. Mindful of a bloody confron. tatlon seven years ago in which a policeman was killed, autborltles first evacuated residents from oiMOVEmembenGIIIIreaadqo+k~. . .Cinqh lbe netatsbort.iiod when .. ell)lhlen -IIIIo& a& and ~·t a,ach the buralnl houe. UPJ, "' several blocks around the MOVE ·compound. After the MOVE members failed to respond towater. teargas and gun fire. pollee dropped a concussion bomb on lhelr roof, set tlng off the fire. Firelighters were shot at as they tried to ext lngulsh It and Mayor Wilson Goode said the unexpected blaze caused S5 million In damage. "What you see here Is a classic exampll' or citizens being Ignored by their goV(inunent," said a federa I employee who declined to gtve his name. "Mayor Goode burned my house down. "It I remember correctiy, my Insurance doesn't cover acts of war or pollee actions." Many residents were outraged by lhe pollee tactics and othel'!l were concerned aboui financial recovery. "Now who's going to give me resiltutlon?" said Gary Winfield, wbo Uved next ·.door to MOVE. · "Sanebody's going to give me something or they'll have MOVE IT on their hands. All I have to say for the neighbors Is, I hope you're satisfied." Kareem Nadir, who described hlmsel! as MOVE sympathizer, y said, "Do you know what they 've just done? They've drat tliem drop bombs on hou ses? Do you know what they have started hen~? It's going to be one long, hot summer now they've done this." Many people who gathered at the pollee ban·lcades to watch tho:>lr houses bum to thP ground wet·e angry, "It Is ridiculous. Why did they have to burn down the whole block?" asked a man who di'CIInl'd to gtve his na me. "They dldri 't bring a solution tot he problem,'' lamented a 39"year-()Jd man who called himself Aba. "They Inflamed the problem by using these kinds of weapons," Elrldge Burroughs, who was living a block away from MOVE until he was evacuated, ·said, "I think they handled It the best they can. "The only complaint 1have Is that when the fire started they should have poured more water on It." Earl Watkins, 73. and hJs wife Uved across the street from the MOVE frau.~ and lost t;'Vt'rything but he .also was not bitter. • �' Commentary The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~lb ts:m~ ~._...,..l...........,c::l· =­ ~v ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher · PAT WHITEHEAD · AMistant Publisher/Controller BOBHOEFUCH General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor LE'M'ERS OF OPINION are ~elcome. They should be less than 300 words long. Alllflten are subJect to editing and must be signed with name. addres s and telephone number. No unstgned letters Will be published. L etter! should be In good taste, addre-ssing J.ssues , not personalftles . - Reagan's decline - Budgets & buck moths.=---_ WASHINGTON - WID we ever get out of the budgetary mess we are In? Prospects grow. gloomier day by day. Between the forces of self-Interest and shee~ stupidity, eltorts to work toward a managea · ble deficit are helng crushed to death. Let me cite t~ examples. A publication came In the other . day from a non-profit conservationIst group known as Defenders of · Wildlife. The Defenders wanted to vent their unhappiness with the Reagan administration for Its failure to fund tlje Endangered Species Act as the Defenders would like It to be funded. The tone of this - report Is petulant, demanding, critical, carping. The conservation· lsts think only of more, more, more. Granted, In a $900_bUtton budget, the few additional millions de· manded to expand the.endangered species prilgram are small ilotaloe!!· The administration has proposed to freeze the budget of the Fish and WUdllfe Service at a bout $24 million In baste funds for endangered species plus $4 million In grants to the states. The administration also bas proposed, In the name of economy, to put a moratorium pn further acqulsltlons of land. ~ . The Defellders and their conservationist ames disdain such economies. Tbey demand ti4 million for basic programs and at least $48 million lor land acquisition. Without 'such funding, they contend, hundredS of endangered animals, birds, plants and marine creatures may become' even more endangered. Some may become extinct . . Second example: On April 5, Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole Perez's pinch-hit gra~dslam .beats Phils ~: Page-2- The Daily Sentinel ' Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Tuesday. May 14. 1985 . removed." · So much for sell-Interest. Last week It transpired that the Justice Department hacl approved an ojtJffPKErfND N:Jr~ Four months Into his first term, President Reagan seemed Incapable NCflCG. 'J);Ak A rv of doing anything wrong. But now, at the same point In his second term, ~M~~ he's finding It dl1flcult to do anything right. · 11.4 ':'A:~l:M'. "Reagan has been In one of the steepest post-Inauguration "" lob-approval declines of any president In the )ast 50 years," notes Kevin ~ Phillips, a respected conservative political theorist and editor-publisher of . ~JTYI the American _Political Report, an authoritative Washington newsletter. / ' "Reagan's slippage from the&'l-70 percent rangetn lateJanuar)l to the 50-!55 percent range In late AprU Is second only to (former President Richard M.) Nt.xon's erosion during the unfolding Watergate Investigation In early 1973," adds Ph11llps. "It's now becoming critical for Reagan to arrest his downtrend." But there are few apparent opportunities avaUable to the president to stage such a recovery.lndeed, the Item atop his agenda -fashioning a 19S6 federal budget mutually acceptable In Congress and the White House -Is rapidly becoming a source of considerable grle! for Reagan. In late April, the president sought to expedite legislative approval of his budget package by turning to a tactic that seldom failed during his first tenn - a nationally televised address to galvanize public support for his cause. At a news briefing Immediately prior to that sPeech, Reagan's most senior advisers spoke confidently of gaining swlfi approval In the Senate. Indeed, they talked of securing a crucial parliamentary victory by late the following day. But the vote Reagan sought did not come until six days later - and It was &•largely symbolic SIH9 victory In a Senate that the Republicans control by a 53-47 llll!rgin. The president's public appeal had been an 'lncharactertstlc failure. . In the following days, the Senate began to dismantle Reagan's budget, rejecting both his proposal to Umlt cost-of-living adjustments to Social Security payments and his plan to continue massive annual Increases In WASHINGTON - The federal providing employers with maxi· for the maritime Industry." clefeNe spending. ,agency that protects workers from mum flexibility." The memo also - The project . was two-pronged : While hls .budget was being picked apart, ~president was Jn West · dangerous conditions Is _reWrltlng warned, "Public Interest- groups One: OSHA oltlce was to elitnlnate Germany, _attending· the annual meeting of fhe. world's &eVen major .Its safety t'egulatlorui for shipyards and-or unions could seek court -"redundant and inappropr_late Industrial democracies and comrnenioratlng the 40th anniversary of the .- with · .the I'OQperatlon of a , Intervention . ... " standards aM - still retaTn .those ~ of World W11r ll In Europe. . shipyard that was charged with 617 The 617 safety violations were requirements that address slgnlft· Reagan was forced Into a defensive posture throughout much of that violations of the existing l'JI)es. tned against' ·Newport News by cant safety and health Issues." The frip because of the rontlnulng criticism of his vlstt to the military cemetery The safety standards helng over- OSHA Inspectors In 1980. Shortly other office would review and In Bltburg, West Gerynany. 'That controversy arguably was the !Qngest and ha>~led are tbe very _ones the .after the Reagan administration revtse · current · shipyard safety . mos( t!ebtUtatlng ~gan lias faced during hts·presldeilcy. _: "' : - · · · shipyard \ •tol_a_ted, far which the - >"tool! ,olttce, OSH~ offtclalJ;_ll<igan regolatlons. · · . . . AlthoUgh· IJ:!e president rouilnely dorhtnaied ecOOOirilc sumrrilt · agen~. ·P~ rt;cord fines of ·. ·. dlseusslng 'i'evislon of the shipyard ~ 'rn 1983; Thorne ·Auchter, then · meetln£5 during his first term, he was hard-pressed io avoid humUiallon at $'1'86,000. · safety standards with Newport - OSHA .· director, · was given an this year's sessiOn. The agency responsible, the News executives. extensive tour of the Newport News · • Instead of the strong endorsement sought ·by Reagan lor this country's Occupational Safety and Health On May 22, 1981, OSHA's regional shipyard. Later he wrote company aegotlatlng position at the new round of arms rontrol talks with the Soviet Administration, Is headed by Ro- administrator In southern Virginia officials, "I will make every effort Union, the final communique of the conferences altered only vague and bert Rowland, who owns between wrote to the company, "As you to assure !hat those new undertepid approval. $15,(kX) and $50,000 worth of. stock In know, I am terribly concerned · standings on all our parts get Although the trade embargo Imposed by Reagan against Nicaragua • the parent company of the ship- about the practical application of translated Into more appropriate ,was not on the meeting's oltlclal agenda, a majority of conference yard, Newport News Shipbuilding many of the · maritime standards and realistic safety and health participants openly criticized the timing and questioned the efficacy of that and Dry Dock Co. and feel that with your cooperation standards for·your Industry." action. Documents obtained by our a viable proposal could he deveJust how much ln!luence the Fearing an embarrassing def~at, the United States did not even seek a assoctates Donald Goldberg and loped .... " , company had In OSHA's rewriting (ormal conference endorsement of Reagan's Strategic Defense Initiative, Indy Badhwar disclose Rowland's OSHA records show that a task project Is made clear In a memo popularly known as "Star Wars." . active Interest In the rewriting If force was set up consisting of four from OSHA's project director to Flnalty, the president's attempt to gain conference support for a shipyard-safety rules. agency officials and four Newport Barry White, the head of the safety specUlc, early date to begin a new round of trade negotiations was For example, a recent memo News executives. In February 1982, standards office, on Aug. 3, 1984. frustrated by French opposltlon. . submitted by Rowland to the White the task force proposed "a slgnlfi· TI!ough OSHA career experts had Both at hOme and abroad, the early months of Reagan's second term House, describes the plan to revise cant reduction (approximately 75 found that only 20 percent of the bave been a time of unexpected political travaU for the president. It's too the safety regulations as "a way of percent) In the volume of standards rules were redundant, the proposal early, however, to know whether those setbacks are temporary or -r_uf:H = J,11J. outlay of $734,000 to finance a study of Playboy, Penthouse and-Hustler magazines. The object Is to determine the ln!luence of these magazines, If any, upon juvenile delinquency ·and child exploltattons. Toward lhls end .Judith Reisman, who holds a doctOrate In conimunica Uon studies and once wrote songs. for Captain Kangaroo, w1ll under-. take an analysts of 660 Issues q( the· magazine dating from 1953 through 1984. • "By _analyzing the extent and nature of mainstream erotic/por- • nographlc content," says the pro-~ ject d~scrlption, "with special focus on child Imagery, this research may he satd to lay the foundation for future studies on the possible Influence, or hick of ln!luence, of . erotica/ pornography with parilcular emphasis on Issues of child exploitation." _ Vary well. I have supported the Endangered Species Act, In the face of a good deal of ridicule, from the time of Its adoption. I have defended the snail darter and the furbish lousewort; I have !ought for the Florida dune mouse. The program Is Important. I wish It , could he fully funded . But I get , Increasingly fed up with the me-me-me attitude of such outfits • as the Defenders, who concentrate their self-Interest on their own pet projects to the exclusion of everything else. The same thing may be said of the REA. There Is no longer any reason under .moon or sun for all the taxpayers to subsidize members of rural electrification· cooperatives. The justification simply does not exist. Yet such Is the presumed . political clout of the co-ops that an agreement of AprilS unravels three weeks rater. permanent. Letter to editor BIG CATCH - Chris Diddle, 15, Racine, baa sreMMIIlC on a recent llshlng trip 1o Key Weltt, Ji1a. Dkldle eamed a. clldoD from the Metropolitan South Flc)rlda Flllhlng Tollfii8IIIE!Id for landing a 65 pound amberjack 11111ng wd1lmlted taclde. <;apt. BiU Wickers of the charter D. m was the jplide for the catch. 'Die toonwnent Is an amma1 event, December through April, offering hiUidreds of trophies, citations and plaque!t 1o oot8tandlng anglers. Diddle Ill shown With his caleh. . boat, Unda Scoreboard ... Majors ; " ' L l"l1 . COB Reader says Reagan not blame I have also thought Social Secur• With reference to May 9th ls ·aue of The Sentinel one writer Ity was not created for a complete )eems to make It appear that this retirement program. My underc;ountry was debt free when Ro· standing Is that It was to be a supna:ld Reagan took o!flce In 1980. plement to add to what savings we 'stnce his memory Is so long and , should have put aside, during our he so easl)y quotes the National working years. To me Sola! SecurDebt at the present time, per- Ity Is an added bonus for those who ;haps we can back up a few years worked and paid Into It and should -and tell us when this country was not be "doled" out to every "Tom, .NOT IN DEBT! Dick and Harry" who applies lor .; A recent survey. conducted by It, whether they have paid Into It or a. H. Bruskln, a market re- not. Can we blame Ronald Ragan (earch llrm, stated that some 50 because our. farslght Is so shor.t? per cent of American adulls feel Llvlng"too high on the hog" that their health and wealth have and trying "to keep up with the Improved over the past five Jones· ·" Is usually the "culprit" years. This report should tell the to blame for our financial status people soml'thtng, unless they- at retirement age - NOT RO· have both ears and eyes closed to NALD REAGAN. Ronald Rea· gan won ' t need to depend on So· lacts. · We_ all know the unemploy- clal Security to keep him, when ment rate Is high In S.E . Ohio, ht> retires because he used his but we also sho.uld know why. Ro- farslght, when he was young! .nald Reagan Is not responsible Maxine Diddle Sellers Racine, Ohio.~5771 for our local problem. Today in history Today Is Tuesday, May 14, the !34th day ot 1!11!5 with 231 to follow. Tile moon Is In Its last quarter. Tile morning stars are Mercury, Venus, Jupl\er and Saturn. · Tile I!VI'IIlng star Is Man. ~ born on this date are UJ1der the sign- of Taurus. Tiley Include · pcr1ra11 palnter Tbomas Galnsborough In 1727, conductor Otto Klemperer 1n 111111, opera slnf!l' Patrke Munseltn 1925 (age fill), and ft1m director Gecqe l.ucas In l!N4 (age 41) . On t1111 date In history: 1n 1M3. Lou1a later called "Tile Sun King," ascended the throne of rn-. .. XIV; 1n 191M, the Olympic Games were held In the United States lor the first time, In St. Loull. ~ was getting sick of it." "Maybe when Weinberger counterattacks with announcements about au· the new weapons the Soviets have bull!, Congress will relent and forget the TSF." "I doubt lt." "How can yOu be so sure?" "Charley has spoken and the voice of the taxpayer has been heard In the Iahd. The memory of the commode cover Is still too fresh 19 11 Jill tR n .li'll Y.o 17 u .liJl 1 Toront<l ! Ba lllmor · Df'trOII , l M il,.• ..... (1('\'C' • •I • ; : C"allr <~ ~ 19 12 Minn 12 J'ffl 16 J4 .~J Kan City OaklaJJd .4R'l. H 17 .452 ~·.alii• • T l':t<IS 13 lR ,4 19 I.& 61,<, 7- I~ 9 'lJ .JlU W~ Mil ('hJ SI.Lool 2 . 2 1;1 4 5 6 !t \ m An~ ""'' Cl ncl 1\l!a san Frn Moncllt,y' ~tlkM.dh 7. .rm 2 14 16 .tli7 6 10 19 .315 !!l•t 9 m ;no 101~ II'"" 11 C! .~ l'i' L'i .~11 1~ 16 H .53.1 r; J.'i .m 2v, 12 17 414 !J .... l 'n 12: 1,11 .400 MondllY'• Rftld8 S¥J Clndnna!l 7. P hllack' lphla 3 1\Uanta 1. NN· York 0 Houstm :1, M oniiT'u \ 2 o10 lnnln ~VJ I Kanlill!i C'\1\' r•• Baltlrnx-r 2 J"N· \'or k ·!t. Mlnn~•r;ohl R Chlf'aRO I( Clt~:f'lan d ci ~ mit 11 u Phila "''""" L P<:l . GB 19 9 -~ 1!1 11 .G.\1 1 " San Dli!Q jjl:l - I~ (~ I j ,m 1.1 l~ .461 L2 17 .414 12 111 .«<I J!l L'i """'""' ' ' T• • xu ~ ~ WELLSTON -The Meigs Ma· deretts In the reglonals . rauderettes lost their first Trl· · Welston goes to 20 -4 on the year Valley Conference game 6-2 Mon- _and with the wtn, clinched the day to Wellston. Western Division of the TVC. A These same two teams will loss would have dropped the play at a date yet to be deter· Lady Rockets In to a t ie with mined lnthe TVC playoff cham- Trimble, forcing yet another plonshlp game, a duplication of playoff game. · the playoffs last year. Meigs won Wellston 's Kim Kimble al a year ago to wear the TVC lowed Meigs but four hits, three of those In the first Inning when crown. The Maraudettes had won 26 Meigs scored a run on singles by consecutive TVC game Including Jodi Mtller, Barb Hatfield, and 14 last year and their flrsl12 this M.a rla Mu sser . Musser had a doyear. They are 19-2 on the year uble In the sixth for Meigs' only and wlll take on Minford Wedne· other hit . day at fronton In district play . A • Wells ton, who . scored three win there would put the Maura- runs In tl)e first on il)ree hits , two of 4,191. " Doggie hits right -banders just as well as lefties, aM I could ~ him getting more confident out there when the count went to .J.O on him." Felske, visibly upset, said. "We · knew Perez could hit the ball out of • the park but we also knew If he .hit a ! ground ball we'd get. a double play. ' "Rucker threw him two good fasttlalls that Tony didn'tget his bat around on," a~Fetske. "Then lie lhrew him a slider that was a poor pitch selection In that situation ." "Perez was the whole story of the : game," commented Reds' start.er ' John Stu per, now ~2 after giving up · siX hits and three runs, oneofthema . solo homer by Mike Schmidt, as !he : PhiUtes went down to their seventh · straight defeat. The two teams were scheduled lo wtnd up !heir two-game series this. afternoon, with Tom Browning. 3-1, ; set to work for the Reds against Philadelphia's Charles Hudson. 0-2: walks, and a fielder 's choice, was ted by Kelly Mullen with two slngl'es and a double. Annette :--------'-----,----.-'Jones and . Karla McCloud had two hits each , also. Kimble fanned fqur and walked five while Hatfield fanned seven and walked two for Meigs. Well ston averted a big Meigs sixth Inning when with the bases loaded and two out , shortstop Jodi Smith had a great defensive play on Shannon Hlndy's well -hit ball for the fram e final out. The score was 4-2 at the time. By lnntnp: .. 100 001 o- 2 4 We lls ton 300 102 x 6 10 Ba rt H atfl~l d (LP I a nd J odi Mlll Pr . Kim Me1~s K\ mbl r IWPI and T ammyHE'nry. Meigs rips Wellston, faces playoff The Meigs Marauders unleashed two home runs enroute to a 15-3 victory over Wellston Monday afternoon. With the Win, Meigs tied Warren for the East Dlvls(on Championship In the TVC which leads to a playoff game. Tile date of that contest has not been set. The winner of that gamewlU play Wellston for the TVC championship. Monday's game·was not withOut controversy. The game was origl- nally halted In the third Inning with Wellston leading 3-0 but It was not resumed as a suspended game. As a result, Meigs jumped In tC! a 2-0lead on a two run homer by Donnie Becker. The Marauders added five more runs In the third, one In the fourth and five 'In the fifth . They finished with two runs In the sixth, Wellston got on the scoreboard with two runs In theslxthand added We'd like to have the opportunity to show you what we mean ... wi1h quality proteclion and service . Call 10day. another tally In the seventh. Jackie Welker had a home run In the stxth for Meigs. Other hitters were Chris Kownedy, Jay Carpenter and Mike Chancey with two hits apiece. Dan TI!om&$ went the distance to pick up the victory. Bryan Dick, !he flnit of three Golden Rocket hurlers, was charged with the loss. Meigs Is now15-8 overall and 10-3 in the TVC. Wellston Is 22-6 overall and 11-2 against league foes. 214 EAST MAIN POMEROY . 992-6687 . .........c. ltate Auto ComNftlea J submitted by Newport News and the Shipbuilders Council recom- ·· mended scrapping 70 pert'l!nl. of the .regulatiP!l$. . . · "Ideally,": t~e project director wrote, " Shlpbulld!'rs-Newport News (proposal) should he used as · the base. By doing so ·we are satlsfYtrtg the vast majority of the ln1lust,Y," ... " · , ~ . ·The memo concluded: -- ".J strongly feel 'that the way 1 am ·' proceeding Is best for your office, OSHA .. . and the Industry as a whole." No mention was made of the shipyard workers. ·Footnote: An ·osHA spokesman said all segments of the Industry, Including unions, had been consulted, and that rules changes would he subject to public comment. United Steelworkers union officials said they were never · consulled, and that the proposed elimination of 70 percent of the safety regulations won't be open for challenge, because OSHA doesn't consider that a revision.of the rules. Newport News did not comment . Piketon ousts Bobc~ts, . . - WHAT IS .OUR GUARANTEED INFLAT,ON . PROOF FU~ERAL PLAN? . 10-l . Piketon, winner of the Valley Sectional, struck for five runs In the third Inning off losing pitcher Steve Waugh and added five more In the ·sixth off reUever Larry Edge. Three critical errors proved to he a major factor In both Innings-. Barry Matthews ancj BUI Ward led the KC offense with two hits In three · trips. Edge and Anthony Kitchen had the other Bobcat safeties. ' ·, " -, .-_ The SVAC and sectional cham· pion Kyger Creek Bobcats sur-rounded-six unearned runs Monday rught ln.11,ll1l loss to Piketon In !he Class .- A District Baseball Tourna- · men! atChllllcothe. - BILL BLOWER f!ll~~- CC~a:!!J~ ffu~ .Yfome ' Kyger Creek completed Its season with an overalll4-9-1 record. The TSF____-:--------:-A_rt_Bu_ch_wa_ld In last week's Senate budget vote, dent aid for his kids, a nd freezing the Defense Department wound up his mother's Social Security with a zero growth figure for 19S6, payments." which was quite a comedown from "I thought It was the news of the the .nine percent Increase Secretacy $400 hammer and $760 screwdriver Weinberger had originally asked that got Charley mad." for.ltcameas no surprise to Harold "The price of the hammer and Simon, who keeps track of Pen- ""Screwdriver made him more conlagon spending. fused than angry. Then came the "The Secretary has nobody to $7,00J colteepot. Chartey:s a good . blame but hts toilet seats," Harold guy and laughed It oft. But It was said. the totlet seat price that got to him. I seemed puzzled so he continued. That's .wliy I calllt the Pentagon's "Weinberger lost the battle lor 'Toilet Seat Factor' rather than the more funds the day the story broke screwdriver or monkey wrench that the Defense Department was !actor. When Charley read about paying $600 a seat. I call It the the commode he just opened his 'Toilet Seat Factor' or 'TSF.' For window and shouted, 'I'm mad as , several years Charley Taxpayer hell -and I'm not going to take It any bought the whole Pentagon Disney- more!' The moment I heard him 1 land package, MX missiles and all. knew Wf!!nherger had blown his Charley assumed ourde!ensebrass budget request.'' were handling his money as they "P<)or Weinberger," I said. "He would their own. The poor guy had probably didn't know any more · noldea howmucHtopay!oranF-16 ttuin Charley what It was costing fighter, M·1 tankorTrldentsubma- the American people for an air· rlne, so he gave his proxy to borne toilet seat.'' lVelnberger and hts merry band o1 · "'That's why the TSF Is so men. After all, when you stl\_rl Important to the Pentagon. They talking millions and billions of can go to Charley and ask for a dollars you are no longer talking · billion dollars lor a 'Star Wars' . Charley's language. laser gun, and he'll write out a "But then came the. revelations check without a whimper. But don't about the $600 Lockheed commode try to ron ·him on an Item that costs cover and suddenly Cbariey said, less than $1,000." 'Hey, walt a minute. Whatklndofa "Doe! the TSF only apply to dummy do you lhlnk I am? I may hammers, screwdrivers and toilet not know the price of a B-1 bomber seats?" but I sure as hell know_wbat a toUet "No, It's become synonymoUs seat costs - and It ain't $600 - M wtth huntiJIC 1oc1ae weekends, way.' lobbytna; and public reladons t.s "For the want or a reasonably that the defe~~~e CQntractors have priced seat, the battle for the big addedontothelrbllla,pr!Vateplane toys was lost. Weinberger's people trips to the sUper Bowl, and, of misread Charley's patriotism as a course, kennel boarding ciJarses sign they could throw around his !or executives' clop. The contracmoney, partlcularly at a time when . tors were nickel and dlmlng poor the government was cutting stu- ·~Charley Taxpayer to death, and he a "I wasn't thinking horne run/ ' said Perez, who had started his first game of the year a night earlier and was 3-!or-9 for the season. " I just wanted to get one or two runs In after we lost two In a row to Houston. I knew him (Rucker ) from winter ball and 1 knew he threw a breaking ball that he would run In on me." It was Perez' sixth career grand slam and flrsi since J une 6, l!m, when he hit one for the Boston Reds Sol< at Oakland. Rose told Perez to get ready when Denny faltered while Rucker was heating up In the bullpen. " I tryto useTonywhenthe game's on . the Une," said Rose, who collected two hits earlier - a single and tr1ple -tobrlnghlstotalto4,121, just 71 away from surpassing Ty Cobb's all-time major league record Marauderettes lose first TVC game Rewriting safety rules __Ja--'-ck_A_n_d_er_so_n_&_J_o_sep_h_S_p_ea_rs ~ _, But Reds' player-manager was ready. He'd already alerted Pei'€'Z, who celebrated his 43rd blrtbday today, that he'dbecalledontostep In for Krenchlcki If tile Phlls made a pttchlog change. lt was a move that brought the crowd to Its feet as Tony strode to the plate. · Three straight balls put P erez In the driver's seat before he fouled oft a couple of pitches to bring the count full at &-2. Rucker shook oft a couple of signs and then delivered as Doggie swung and met the ball solidly while 17,582 frantlc fansfiUed the air wllh an ear-spOtting response. . ''I tried tostayback·andwatch the pitch,'' said Perez. " And Idtd. Itwas slider, an off-speed pitch, and !saw ltall .the way. J knew llwasfalrandl knew It was out when I hit it. ' CINCINNATI (UP!) -Doggie's bite was worse than h1s bark Monday night. . Tony Perez, known fondly as "Doggie" to his Clnclrujatl team· rna tes, put the bite on the Philadel-phia PhUiles wtlh a dramatic plnch·hlt grand slam home run th<lt prOduced a 7-3 Victory lor the Reds. · The stage was set for Pei'€'Z' heroics when Phlls' starierandloser John Denny, 1-4, Issued walks to Dave Concepclon and Ron Oester and gave up a bunt slrigle to Dave Van Gorder to load the blJses wtlh oone out and·the,score tied at 3-3 In the last of fhe slxlh. 'That brought Wayne Krenchlckl to the pia~ In a pinCh-hitting role, only to have Philadelphia manager John Felske counter with left· bander Dave Rucker. _;___J_am __· es_J_.K_il.;_.pa_tr--ick announced that the White House had agreed to a budget package that Included certain provisions as to rural electrification cooperaties. REA Interest rates would be raised to equal the Treasury's cost of borrowing plus one and one-eighth percent. REA loan programs gradually would be phased out over the next eight years. On April 26 Dole surrendered to the National Rural Electric Cooper· atlve Association. He wrote South Dakota's Sen; James Abdnor !hat the proposed Increase In the rate of Interest " has been eliminated." The assumption that budget savings could be reached by phasing out REA Loan programs "has been The Daily Sentinei- Page-3 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Tuesday, May 14, 1985 First you need to know what pre·arran1in1 means. This is · done by makin& your funeral wishes and selections known prior to need. We will record this iniormation and keep it on file. If you want to chan&• any _of the_ pre-arra~cetnent i~for· :· mattof!,_ all you need to ~o is call-the funeral home. fl)ere t~_no ·charlf -or obli&ition;forpre-arranginr. . : - ·· Our Guarinilod Inflation -proof Funeral Plan takes P!e-arran&in& one step further. After we have recorded all the mformation for your funeral you can then pay tn full or make monthly payments at today's Juaranteed prices. We will place this money in trust until the t1me of need. Wecuarantee.there will never be any additional char1es to you or your surv1v_ors. At the time of need we will follow your ..act tnstruet•ons wllich .have been recorded, and then use the funds thit have already been setnide. Besides the obvious savin&s and inflation protection this plan oHers, it also relieves your survivors of the decision making and finaneialliablity involved with your funeral ser· vice. SPECIAL •••• . .P195/75/R-14 ·.:STEEL RADIAL ·_. GENERAL ALL SEASON BLEM. BLACKWALL ONLY GENERAL TIRE SALES "Where the Rubber Meets th e Road. " 16141 992-5141 N. 2ND AVl. MIODL6PORT, - OHI~ PH. 992-7161 MIDDLEPORT, OH. \ ' In everyone's mind. The Defense ', Department has to clean up Its act before .Charley will give It a blank check again." "What can Weinberger learn from all this?" 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COMPUTER CENTER OR DEALER NEAREST YOU ~OS A~V AT ~AOIO SHACk COMPUTER CENTERS A~ PARTICIPATING STORES ANO Df ALERS •I • �The Daily Sentinel Page 4 saying he suffered massive I~ and damage to his reputation, bas filed a $1.15 billion suit againSt the auditor of collapsed ESM Government Securities. The 144-page civU suit was filed In froeral courl by the Cincinnati financier's lawyers againSt the accounting !lml of Alexander Grant & Co. and Grant's 100 partners. Mothers honored Honors for .residents Mothers wei'!! recognized durtng the Sunday rooming worship ser- · Charleston , W.Va., where, along \l~th other students from different sections ot the state, be w!U visit the hOuse ot delegates, a)ten.d a luncheon hOnoring the spi!dal students and wiU be dubbed ·a Knight of the Golden Horseshoe. A nice Mother's Day touch · for Focie Hayman ot East L<>tart . Mrs . li a r · man's son. Keith. works on a river boat and Sunday thE' boat was bti n g l oc k e d through tit;; da m. Mrs. Hayman and other members ot tbe family LAUDERDALE, Fla. (UP!) -Financier Marvin Warner, FORT Beat of the bend By BOB HOEFLIC11 SenliMJ Slall Writer Finaricier Warner sues ESM Securities. Tuesday. May 14, 1986 By The Bend vice at Trinity Congregational Church. Included .In the group recognized were Eva Dessauer, the oldest mother; Cheryl ThOmas, the young· est; andAdaHorter, tltemotberwlth thetn06tfamUymembenipresent,a total of eight. All of the mothel's of the church received pol ted plants. The organ prelude, by Einar Und BJorn was presented by Ralph Werry, organist. The choir under the direction of Lois Burt sang "0 God of Mother" and the Rev. W.H. . Perrin's sennon was "A Mother's DayStory." · It was announced that the annual mother-daugber banquet w1U be l)eld • SUllday, May 19, with a fellowsblp social to begin at 5: 15 p.m. and the meal tobeservedbytbe men of the church tobeglnat6p.rn. ~ ·on Members of the group are Sherry Oliver, ReservatlonsaretobemadebyMay Brent Roland, Judi F1sb, Pam Butts, Scott Austin, 16, 992·54!1l. J.ynn Lewis and Jay Jobmlon. The J*bHc Is Invited to During the May 19 worship a1te00, and nunery wiU be provided. service, the rite ot Holy Baptism, confirmation, and membershipw!U be conducted. Aaron (ZPke) Zahl. long-time teacher at the former Pomeroy Htgh School. wiU be hOnored guest at the annual Pomeroy High School Alumni Association reunion to be were on the riYE'f bank watching. held at 6:30 p.m . on May 25. ThE')· spotted Keith who they saw Zeke - as he Is affectionately run to tit;; pilot bouse and emerge . known in the community - was a can~v ing a big sign which he held teacher for 41 years having begun up. It read: • at Pomeroy High School In the "Happy Mon's Day!· · 19Z7·28 year and taught untU the consolidation. He was a Meigs High You'll be glad to know that Calvin School for one year. tHarwyt Imboden. Racine, is The dinner for the Pomeroy High improving at the Holzer Medical reunion wiU be catered by Circle's IN CONCERT - 'l1le Sounds of Prallle, a group Centl"r following a heart attack. Restaurant and a dancew!Ubebeld from Teal-e Temple Unlvenlty, Cbaiianoop, Ca rds can be sent to Room 414. Tenn., wiU be feaaured bt a serevlce WeJuesday, 7:30 from 9 to 1 a .m . with Gentlemen Ill playing. Tickets wiU be on sale untO p.m. at Grace Beptht Church bt l't. Pleasant, W.Va. Two Eastern Higlt School band May 21 and may be purchased at The dlllrc!lls located four miles l*1h of l't. Pleasant studt'llts of J a mes Wilhelm have the New York Clothing House or been named to the :nl mefllber All Swisber-Lohse Phannacy. Ohio State Fa ir Band. · They are R. Todd Clay, Chester. David V. Blevins, son of Jim and and Jeffrey H. Sayre. ReedsvUie. Nancy Blevins, Bidwell, and a Sunday School attendance April children (seven ). Mrs. Ritchie Clay's instrument ls the trumpet senior at the Ohio Valley Christian 28 was 24; church attendance, 26. received the plant for the youngest. and Sayre's thE' sousaphone. School, bas been awarded a $2,101 On May 5 Sunday SchOOl attend· Mrs. Brooks and Mrs. Matllyn Thl"re Wl"I"P owr 1.200 apPlica- Presidential SchOlarship by tbe ance was 28; church attendance, 22. Robinson received plants for their . tions from schools across Ohio for Otterbein Scholarship COmmittee Alfred youth served the Mother- assistance to the youth group. the :oJ positions in the band. A!t<"r plus an Otterbein Scholar Award in Daughter banquet May 4 at the Readings were given by Ruth slx days of rehearsal. the All-Ohio the amount of Sl,llXl. church. Sixty people were present. Brooks. Gertrude Robinson, and Sta te Fair Band wUI perform at the David wUI graduate from the Mothers and daughters attending Nellie Parker. Mrs . Brooks read an 1915 state fair from Aug. 2 lhrough Ohio Valley Christian School on Included VIolet Lambert and ortginal poem written by Michael Aug. 16. Director is Omar P. May 19 with a four point average. Christy; Eleanor Boyles. Belpre, Frash. Mrs. Spencer sang Baby Blackman . He plans on taking a pre-medical Sandra Massar and Florence Ann Yow- Mother. The youth chorus major at Otterb!'ln. Spencer; Ruth Brooks and Debbie; sang Jacob's Ladder, Cum Ba Yah, : Thomas Willoughby Jr. , Son of Sandra Wright and Amanda Wllll· - - -and The Whole World in His Hands. ·Thomas Willoughby, a former · Thank you , Carol Jett, for taking ams; TbeimaHendersonandLlnda . The program closed with the Meigs re;ident. bas been given the time to send along the note. It came Wllllarns, Belpre; Susan Frash and singing of Jesus. I Adore Thee. by Golden Horseshoe Award by the at a most opportune time - or . MlcheUe; Sheila Spehcer and nrsuperintendent of schools li1 West perhaps, an encow-aging w?rd Is fany; Janel Robl~n and JuliE', Virginia. always timely. Whatever, lets just both of Belpre; Mlna Robinson and · Young Willloughby, ·an eigltth say, "! needl"d that!" Norma Jean Swartz, Reno; Icy grader .at Waha ma. has lll>en cited Ahd, an apology to Roger Theiss Taylor and boris Dlllltiger, hath of for his knowledge of history, - -perhaps, I'm just not used to Pratts Fork; Caryl Reed, Brenda. The annual inspection of Rock· grography, economy and cultUI"P of seeing you In THAT loation. Crystal and Lee Ann; Gertrude land Temple 615, Pythian Sisters, West Vifllinla. So- Carol, Roger and the rest ot Robbison and Dorot)ly Cox; Ma· was held recently at the L!Jng · On MaY 17. Thomas· wm be ·a you - do keep smiling. tliyir Robinson and, ~~ ~ • .and Bottom Comniunlly l!UIIding.' guest of the State Superlntt'lldent In Lori Ritchie; Slna Mae Murphy. Mae · M~Peek, in\)St excellent Amy and Tracy; Nellie Parker ·and chief, presided with Emily McClin· Martha Poole. tock, grand chief of Nevada as the 'fllnp generation groups were Inspecting officer. There were . Eloise Archer. G11ysvllle, Jackle guests from Nevada, Canal Wincl\e· Brooks. Erin and· Joey, . New· ter, _.Pa~s_ka,J~, . and Colt;m~.; Ma_rshfleld;-· DOrothy . R(i!Jl'!!i9"· · .Emrnogene Cgngo and Pearl Jean . Marlene Don<ivan . ana Mlchelle. Swain · were welcomed into Others " attending were Edith membrshlp. Harper, Jariet ConnaUy, Annie (Mother's Day and Men:'orlal Day Thompson, Will Poole, Clara Fol· Will be observed al the7:l>May20th lrod, Tracy Branch. Martha Elllot1 , meeting. Mrs. Bob Rooinson. Osie Mae Follrod. Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Swartz. Mrs. Harper received potted plants for the· oldest mother and the mother having· the most Barbara Varian and Carol McClure received their 711 pound .weight loss rtbhOns at the Tuesday Thursday meeting night mt'l"tlng of Sllnderella at 1be regular meeting of Return Mason. Mrs. Varian lost the most Jonathan Meigs Chapter of the weigltt for last week and runner-up was Dena Mossman; while this Daughters ot the American Revoluweek's top loser was Carol McClure tion, nonnaUy held on a Friday, wUI WINNER - ,Jayson Codner recel~ed a gold medal for his be held this month on Thursday of and Candy Van Meter was runnerperiormance a1 the United States Gynmaallcs FederalkAI Welt up. this week and wiU be a luncheon at ' At the Five Points class, several VIrginia Slate CbampionsNp on the parallel ban. He received rtlJbon8 12:30 p.m. at the Meigs Inn. for the vault., rings and ponunel ' - · Codner _..,.. enoop polnls to Mrs. Donald S.Bialr, state regent. new members were wl"lcomed and Cathy Hudson, Shlrley Johnson and finish lOth in the aD around and is oow ell&lble to 10 to lbe USGF wiU be guest speaker and there will 'adlne Salyers wei"P the top iosers Regionals to be held a& New Brunowlck. N.J., May 18allllll. HelriiiDs at be Installation of lll'W officers. Gladys Thomas and Betty Dill with the Glendale Gym Oub In Pariler.lblrJ, W.Va., his CC*b aDd- of Magazine sllbscriptlons are also to tying for runner-up. · the~ isJerrySpencer.eocmerislhnoaofJimandS· 'nCti Itt of be renewed at Thursday's meeting. Portland and Is a sixth snider a& the Portland Elemelltar7 Sdlool, LAKELAND, .Fla. (UPI) - . f I tl and '-'-ds who Dozen so rea ves "'''" traveled hundreds of ·miles from Texasapplaudedandcheeredwheil Laura Elena Herring, a Mexicanborn brunette with brown eyes, was named Miss USA 1915. The 21-year-old from El Paso received the crown from Miss USA MlSS USA - Laura HeiTing, left, receives her MillS USA crown from 1984, Ma I Sh an1ey 0 f New Mexico ' before cameras televising ~e the 1984 Miss USA, Mal Shanley after W!Ming the l98il pageant Monday pageant across the country Monday night. MlssHeningrepresentstbestaleofTexas. UPl. , night . Miss USA 1985 gets more than $115,!XXJ In prizes, Includlng$110,101 1n cash. Other prizes Include a screen test In Hollywood, a sports car and a boat. Sheaisowillsbarean was also preceded In death by her, apartment In New York City for a Jessie Sansbury husband, Charles Raymond Sansyear Mth Miss Universe. • Herring, 5-foot-7 and 112 pounds, Jessie Sansbury, 84, formerly of bury and three children. Graveside services will be held at can also ' compete In the Miss Rutland, died Sunday morning In Robinson Cemetery Wednesday at Universe pageant this summer In Pinecrest Care Center, GaUipolls. Miami. Mrs. Sansbury was hOm July 9, 9:30a.m. There will be no visitation. Brenda Denton of New Mexico 1900 in MelgsCountythedaughterof Hunter Funeral Home Is In charge of arrangements. · $2,500 cash as first runner-up, won the late Shelly and Rose Denny. She Area deaths Temple meets The Daily Sentinel Debbie Brooks and Amy Murphy. Mr. and Mrs. H~t't Swartz spent· Sunday aftemoon . Aptll 21, with Katie Swartz, Athens. They also visited Dana and Mabel Swartz. Kimes Nursing Home. Genevieve Guthrte and Maxine Yost. Lancaster Rt., visited Alfred friends I"PCently. Dorothy Robinson !"Pturned home from l,1nlverslty Hospital. COlumbus. Aptll 5; Ollie Atherton from Camden-Clark Hospital, Parkersburg. April 26. Kathy Walson Is recovertng from an auto accident on Rt. 33, May 3. Mrs. Wilber Parker attended UMW Retreat at Camp Otterbein, ' Logan. Aprll26 and 27. Lois Hughes was leader; 67 were present. On May 4 Mrs. Parker went to the UMW financial seminar at The Plains UMC. Slinderella meets (VSPS 1411-itl) 1 every afternoon, Monday through Friday, 111 Court Sf., Po· 26at7: ll. TUESDAY , RliTLAND - Rutland Village Cooncil meets Tuesda y 7: 30p.m. at the CiYic center. TIIUJU)SAV RU'Il..AND - Guest nlgbt and an p.m . Tuesday at T <Mll HaU to discuss use of brine water for dust control oo Township roads. open meetmgottheRutlandGarden Club is Thursday 7:30 p.m. at Rutland United Metbodlst Church. The 50th anniversary ol. theclubw!U be obsen'ed. WED!Io'ESDAV RAG:V'E- Southern J unior High Athlf'llc Boosters mel"t 7: 30 p.m. Wednesday a t'the school. MIDDLEPORT - The Middleport Youth Leaguemeets'Iblrsday evening at the coocesslon stand ar the baU park. :>AASOl'\ - Grand visitation of Mason C'bap1£'r 157, Ordel' of the EasU>m Star, will be held Wedlles· Spedal8en'ioes day at 7:30p.m. Potluck, social hOur folbA·s. Jl.l embers of Mason Chapter -allroding sOOuld take lwo dlsbes of food !Gl' the ~uck meal. Installation of ctfioers is Wednesday, Jlllll' witbguestsTomandTammySione. CHESTER - . Publlc meeting 7 CHEStER - The UY1ng Wonl Church o1. God, Cbestel', wiU have serviceS Friday lbrougb Sunday Ohio. MembE-r : United Press lnternauonal, Inland Dally Pr~s Association and the Ohio Newspaper Association. Natt.onaii ·J A.dvertlslng Repr~nlatlv(" , Branham Newspaper Sales, 733 Third Avenue. New 'York, New York 10017. POSTMASTER: send address chan,es to ThE' Dally senrlnel, 111 Court St, Poi'T\e'roy, Ohk:l45769. RACINE-TicketSfortheRaclne BacWeallumti (Southern I Alumni banquet are available until Friday at the Meigs Inn. tbe Syracuse Branch of the RaciDe JJane National Bank and tbe Vtilagl! Cut Rate. Tickets may also be oblalned by cmtactlng any alumni assoclalion board member oc by sending a self-a~- ministry of Middleport Nazarene Church wUl hold their annual mother-daughter banquet at Dale's Smorgasbord in Gallipo~ 6 p.m. SVBSCRII'TION Ro\TES On(" Week •. .' ........•.... , ............. .... $1.10 One Month ................................. $4.80 OnE- Year ... :.. ........................... $57.20 SINGLE COPY PRICE Dally ...... , .............................25 Ct>nls month. ~'-rtpor,..._ ., . • · ._;. . ·· lheld:e OWo ·· '-· · · 13 Wtt'ks :.............. :... ;.. :............. . :·· ' ·: Mall 26 WE'<"ks ......... ........... ............. . ·5-2 Weeks ............. \.: ................. . O.tAWeOhlo "Html fOITBI WRY" PASSDIGEI COS A. UCIIII..., IllES •AUGNMENTI •FRONT END WORK *BATTERIES •nRE REPAIR LOCATED: MAIN ST.. RUTLAND. OHIO OPEN: 8-S MON.-SAT.; 8-8 FRI. * $1895 * PRE-MEMORIAL DAY SALE ~- Rer father , Raymond Herring, Is a Texas fanner and her mothe r ' PENNZOIL PEPSI Sp•elel · a PAU -16 OZ. $179 ".S <·rl'i,t u Wi th A S mift~" " plst. Hening has five sisters. ~Ma~rl~a~M~a~rt~in~ez~,~ls~a~ps~yc ~h~ot~he~ra~-~~=~lo~ca~t~od~l~n~R~ac~iiii~,~O~H~.::~~ .D. MICHAEL MULLEN AnORNEY-AT·LAW OFFICE HOURS 8:30-12 NOON . 1:00-4:30 MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 105 EAST SECOND ABOVE BANK ONE IN POMEROY 992-6417 The Osilg Sentinel -BABY EDITION. . .. D. Morris, also of Syracuse, Is not Carrie B. Morris of Rutland. :: Funds received '' saaa· • :· State Auditor Thomas E. Fergu, · son reported todaytheMaydlstrlbu' · tlon of $51,009,146.14 In Local ;- Government Fund money to Ohio's ;: 88 counties and 462 rilles and ;. villages levying local income taxes. ,. Meigs County received $69,481.19 :. and GaUia County, $88,968.65. .. ; A niiual spring concert ~ .~et at Meigs Sunday B-2 YOUR COST lUI ' The Meigs High School COncert Band and Jazz Band; under the ; direction of Michael A. Mlchalskl, ·will present lts annual spring : concert Sunday, May 19, ln the · Larry R. Morrtson Gymnasium at Meigs High School. , The concert band wlU present a , varied program lncludlt\g two · marches, HoUingsworthMarch and · Assembly, based· upon the old ; mUltary bugle call. • · Also Included are Bayside Po; rralt, excerpts from the opera Die : Mlesterslnger, and . TrUogy, con: dUcteq by student teacher, Ray· ; mond Plummer. · 1 ThejazzbandwUiperformpleces, , both current and old standards, : Including Aln"l' Mlsbehavln' , 'ITa' ces and Route 66. The band ls : cl>mposed of 20 members selected ; by audition. : Admission .to the event ls free · however, there will be a freewlll : offering at the door. ,•••, . : Plan car wash - ; The Meigs Band Booster$ wlll sponsor a car wa~h Saturday, May : 18, at Ple&lers Restaurant, Wes~ :Main Street. Pomeroy, from 9 a.m. •untU2p.m. . ; Donallolll ol $3 Will be accepted ..m veltlcle. Ploceedl will be 99!·1094 HOME SATELLITE TV SPECIALISTS :ltlr 371-6151 :lll!d , ... ' ADMISSIONS---Keith McCarty, Mlddleporl; DonaldRoblnson,Coolvllle· Michael Hawley, Pomeroy; Vlrgle Mora, Pomeroy; Michael Norris, Albany. DISCHARGES---Heather Calhoun, Edna Barton, Christina Grimm, Clareric<' Lawson, Michael Norris. · Emergency squads answer 10 calls ' Ten emergency runs were answl'red ~ local units Monday the Meigs County Emergt'llcy Medical Servlcereported. . . At2:32a.m. Rutlandwascalledto Meigs Mine No. 1 (or Scottie Ford. taken to Holzl"r Medical Center; 3 · a .m . Middleport to Sycamore Street for Keith McCarty, taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital; 7: 21 a.m. Pomeroy to Epple Road for Eima 'Epple, to Holzer Medical Center. · At 5:<Jl p.m. Pomeroy to East Main for Charles Ohlinger, to Veterans Memorlal; 5:16 p.m . Pomeroy to East Main (or Bob Jeffers, Veterans Memorial; 5:52 p.m. Rutland )o SR 689 for Roy vaughan, Holzer Medical Center; 7:13p.m. Syracuse to ballfield for Russell '!Tlplett, Veterans Memor. tal; 11:21 p.m. Rutland to Meigs Mine No. 1 for John Ivan, Vet!'rans Memorial; 6:19 p.m. Middleport Fire Deparlment to 241 South Third, the Ben Batey reskk>nce, a stove on fire. Ohio lottery winners .•• 6061AST MAIN . .. Veterans Memorial ..,.·' DON'T WAn UNTIL THE LAST MINUtE TO GET READY FOR YOUR TRIP, TAKE ADVANTA,GE OF OUR SPECIALS NOW ' :.The Meigs County.: D\!mctratlc . Executive Committee wUI meet Thursday, May 16, at 7:30 ·p.m. at Carpenters Hall, East Main Street, Pomeroy. Randy Wachter, manager at Forked Run State Park, will be the speaker. The public is Invited to attend. ·Southem Junior High Athletic Boosters will met 7: :ll p.m. WednGS· qay at the s~hool. SPECIAL .... ..fri.l·· Slot. 11·S DemQcrats to:. meet__ . .. . '· :·. ·: ... . ·. _. ' Meets Wednesday r.;;;;;:;:;:;:;:;:;:~;:===;;~~~~;;~ ~· enter business and help people. HerrlngspeaksSpanlshandFrench and has made a music video with Mexico's Jose Jose and Ttinl Lopez. third reading and adopted an ordinance coveting the franchise with Columbus and Southern Ohio Eiectrlc Company; approved the mayor's report of $6618 for the month of Aprtl; authorized the mayor to request Carl Hysell to meet with council to discuss block parent and clime watch programs; discussed briefly the village's annexation program; and set the fourth Monday of every month, 6: 45 p.m., as the regular time for safely meetings with the pollee department. , · Town darified -> -: . car~eK ~~~tsofSyrdeuse,who t3 Woclts ..... ....... ...................... SJ5.ti0 ··6-3883 9 n, SOU11IE. SPUN DISH DillE 3241EUIVEI TUCID I MOIOI DRIVE COiftEmY INSTAWD ._ 26 Wooks .................................. $31.20 52 Woeks ... ............................. .. 159.110 ORKIN EXERMINATING C0., INC • ~ smos Hawaii, Mercedes Waggoner of Massachusetts, Amy Coverdale of Missouri and Sophia Henderson of Oklahoma. They were selected from among contestants representing 50 states and the District of Columbia and ranging In age from 17 to 25. About 8l of Herring's supporters who came to Lakeland lor the pageant broke Into cheers and chanted, "Laura, Laura." when MlssUSA1985wasannouQCed. A!ter gradua tlng from Algi on CQ)Iege In Switzerland. Herring spent a month In India working as a volunteer social worker, an expe- rlencethat convinced her to become a vegetarian. She said her ambitions a re to · (Continued from page 1) has flied for a divorce from Russell . *MA"* 1 SUN FUN No subs<'rlptlons by mall peormiTTPd In t ' M I' ' &' I • wq I MJDDLEPORT- The Women's ° lapsed arrer the March 4 failure ot ESM. That set off the clOSing of 70 other Ohio saVIngs and loan tlmJs, Home State lOSt about $144 rnllllon through Its ESM Investments. American Savings has sel aside $68.7 .mllllon to guard against ESM losses. In January, Wam er sold his . C<K:Ontrolllnj: Inte rest In AmeriCan . Savings. _:.___~::..;..;;:..... towns wht>r(> hom£' <"arrler S('rvlce Is avallabl('. , "FOR IHfOIIMAnON CAU" Racllle. Oblo iml. The banquet is sdleduled for 6 p.m. May 25. while Laura Bach of Illinois got $2,""" as second runner-up. Sarle "'"' Jouberl ol. Loulslana"recelved $1,500 as third runner-up and the fourth J hnso 1 n.tllller-up, Karl Lee 0 n Minnesota, got $l,llXl. The remaining five semifinalists received $.'100. They were Michelle Ducote of Arizona, Tina Machado of Meigs ·County happenings•• Thf' bally St>ntlnel on a 3, 6o~ 12month ~sls . Credit will bfo·JivencarriE'f' each We apologize for our phone . bei.., out of service. We art •., now takina calls. · , ~~= P~~- ~~c~~ racketeering. In a statement Issued along with filing oftbe lawsuit, Warner said, " I Intend to seek legal red ress againSt everyone who has Injured me or m y family." The suit charges that Wa rner suffered "large financial losses. emotional tra uma and distress, and damage to his reputation" as a result of the ESM faUure. · Warner-owned Home ·State col· ., .b 'rter inay reinii ·In adVanc(' 'i.Ut=f'ct to I--;.::=========~ . • .. BJ Carrier or Mo4CM' Route Subs;crlbers nbl deslrtne to.,av lht>car-· ... weekends and that this action has helped with problems in the business area of the village. Bruce Swift, of Galli a County, has been hired part time by the Middleport pollee department and has been working the foot patrol according to Little. S\\(lft bas completed the necessary pollee training Little said. Councilman Satterfield recommended Little be paid chief's Waj:es while acting In that position however no action was taken at last nlght's meeting. In other business. council gave a· Pomt>roy, OhiO 45769, Ph. 99'2-2156. Se· cond class postagt' pa,id at Pomeroy, RETREAD TIRES Chicago. the ServiceS. Issue of drug and addressing a1coiKll abwle. RUTU.D TilE SALES LOWESt . .CIS - which wiU Include special singing, are scheduled .to begin at 7 p.m . nightly. Pastor Gilbert Spencer invites the public to at1end. . " meroy. Ohio, by the Ohio Valley Pub· llshlng Company / Multimedia. IrK' .. AFTER REBATE Community calendar/ area happenings Cable TV A Dlvlllon ol MUltimedia, r,.c. Published It charges that Horne State SavlngsBankofOhloandAmerlcan Savings and Loan of Miami, hath controlled by Warner, never would have Invested with ESM If they bad known the auditor's reports were false . The suit, which asks for a jury trial, charges the Grant firm and the managing parlner of Its South Florida office, Jose GQmez, with fraud, negligence , theft and Texas resident chosen Miss USA Boote-. Alfred area happenings noted The Daily Sentinei.:....Page-5 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio to defray OOitl for - ·wdbma. • . CLEVEl.AND (UP!) -'- Monday's winning Ohio Lottery numbers: Dally [Sumller 961. . ncket sales totaled $1,176,!1l3.50, withapayotrdueof$(13,~.PJCIH .8922. . PICK-4 ticket sales totaled $170,8311, with a payoff due of$76,91115• . Pia<-4S1Itri!Ptbetpaya~6. Photos will be printed this size. I Amanda Mrchelle Sibley Mike and Linda Sibley Rt. 3, Quail Creek Gallipolis, Ohio Trevor Paul Buck Jon and Tami Buck Brownell Ave. Middleport. Oh. Brien Justin Gay Grandparen ts Carla and Joan Langford Rt. I, Bidwell, Oh10 Deadline for photos is Saturday, May 25, 1985 Here's an opportunity for parents, grandparents, au.nts and uncles or godparents to r-------------------------------~ PLEASE PRINT have their "baby's"photo appear In The Sentinel's BABY EDITION, Friday, May 31. All ba· bles born between 1980 and 1985 are eligible to have their photos pu bUshed. Just think how Baby's Name ........:............ ....... .. .... ........... ................... ,: ..... .. your "baby" will save and cherish this special Parent's N arne ...... ............... ......... ....................................... . edition throughout his or her lifetime. It's easy to have your photo published. Street or R .F.D .. .. ........ ... ............. ... :.............................. ... .. .. Just bring or mall to The Sentinel with the In· City ....... ... .. ..... ....... ......... ...... ............ ......... ...... ...................... ... . formation requested In the coupon that appears, together with $5.00 which Includes the Boy ( ) Phone ............ ............ . ) Girl ( cost of processing, publication and postage for safe return by mall. A black·and-whlte glossy Dace of Birth ........ ......... ............... .. .................. ...................... photo insures the best reproduction. However, NOTE: Photo of Twins will be handled as one picture.·· • color photos, Polaroid photos and snapshots Mail coupon, baby photo and $5.0Q to will be accepted. Photos of babies born any. Baby Edition, The Daily Sentinel where will be. accepted, too. Send in your P.O. Box 729, Pomeroy,OH. 45769 baby's photo today. Deadline for receiving photos is Saturday, May 25, 1985. ----------------~---------------~ . PICK-4SlbaX bet payaMI.- ,, •• �.... Pas• 8 - The Deily Sentinel ; Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Tua~day. May 14. 1986 I .... -- ~- - -... "' ' Listenina.Oevlc.S .... ·· Computerized Hurina Aid Selection Hearin& EVIIuations For_All A_ps Television NEW FLAG- The American Legion Auxllary of Feeney- c:J' BenneU Poe& 128, preoented a neW llag to the Arcadia Nlll'lllllg Center recenlly. on hand for the l"' LISA II. KOCH, M.S. · 1!1. Licensed Clinical AudioiOiist presen'a"on were Becky Tyree. ::&: au- . . i: . (614) 446-7619 or (614) "2-6601 more, AmericaDism ehalnnan, 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 and Li1D1Q' Tyree, Poe& llnance c~Ja~r!nu. who raised the flag after lhe Pl'e8f!lltallon- Pictured are Mrs. Gilmore, right, presenting the Oag to Ellen Ritenour, "-~~-----.:.,.--"l""----......,-'~8;:!:13~ . ~~'L'-11 I . t . activity director for Arcadia. 13·10 Ch"y lr. f . . .s ..... ~ ..................•60 13·.10 Cho•r Tr. a-s -.............-..-... '125 13·10 Cho1y. Tr. Hoooh ...................-... 1150 73-14 cr..., Tr. • 13 lu:r.;s . . . . _,.........sro ~~ ~~- i!:... . .. ....... •se.so 7!·79 Chewy. Tr. I The Daily Sentinel 4 GIV81Wily One h4f Irish s -. c°11 ;:=======:::..~=====:!==~' 814·441-1153. r' PI esldent; Jean -- "' '- torte• '•""•-............•u 7.3.79 Ch"Y· Tr. c• CorMtS.............._IIo U-79 For~ Tr. Flltdtrs·......- - -..•41 U -79 Ford lr. · Doors "·· .. --..·--- '1 35 10·15 For4 lr. Doors ..... __........- •..$145 71-79 F.,. Ti. Grillo-...... - ...- .... ssuo '?M~L~~-~~--~--'145 IS-15 Fw• . _ ' Hoo4J_.. __ ..__..... •uo U-15 far ....... Grillft .._, ______,rs Htw •• Ustol Aloto Gltru-lato Mo4ol Perto PHONE' 992-2156 Dailly Dept WHALEY'S AUTO PAllS 9-13-lfn .Rt. 611 Wist Dorw Ohi• 992-7013 · Or Write Senti'nel Classified 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 FUTURE T.V. SATELlm SYmMS , ·Davt Hebbs <' Phone: . 614·61»9-3761 Daatw, OIL ' or 669·3765 • A11110 un ceme 11 ts •••I '· ' ..- Mercli~n tl 1se F1nanr:ial 1-Card of Thank., lpoid in advance) 2-ln Memory (paid in advance) 21 -Business Opportunity 22-M oney to Loan 23-Profeaolonal Services 2 Fox Tlrl'ler puppleo ond I · - dog who IOY8tE child· ""· on· to · flOOd home. 304•878·5114. 6 Lo~ end Found ' ' ~ ·· 3·Announcemenu 4-Giv..way 5-Happy Ada 8-Loat and Found : : :· 7-Yard Sale (paid in advance! ' 8 -Public Sale & Auction 9 -Wantad to Buy Re~l Es tate 31 · HOmll for Sale 32-Mobile .Homel for Sale 33-Farms for Sale 34-Buainaaa Buildings 36-Lots • Acreage • 36-Real Estate Wanted Elllflloymenl S1:rvrces tit 41 -Houaaa for Rent / 42-Mobile Homes for Rent 43-Farma for Rant 44-Apartmenl for Rent 45- Furniahed Rooms 46-Spaco for Rent 47-Wanted to Rent 48 -Equipmant for Rent 49 ·For Lease 1 11-Help Wanted 12-Sitlllltion Wonted , . 13-lnaur•nce · i,,:. 14-Busineu Training • · - 1 &·School• "' : .. 18-Radio, TV & CB Repair 17-Miacolloneoua , .• 1 8-W•nted To Do. 3 c~ft..1 ~~~re;am cOMPlnt 51 ,9 75 JV 1: s tu ck 61 -Form Equipment 62 · W•ntad to Buy • 83-Uvaatock . 84-Hey Groin 66 -Snd • Fertilizer a. ·- : ·) · . . . - .• ! '- ' PAOBATE ·couRT OF c'MEICl8 COUNTY. OHIO etr~ATE ·OF FREDA M. DUFFY. DECEASED · c- No. 24770 Qockot 12 "'9;488 . ' Pfi()BATECOURTOF.. MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO 12 0 ~:SN~:~: o;-' • . - . A PPoiNTMENT . • • 0 F AtiUCIARY . ·... ' ;,~, APPOINTMENT· ~ . . p1,.,s:.\, · ·. Of fiDUCIARY . . Caaa No. 2"4698. Gena Grete. ·en Mary Bth, 188&. in tho · Cole Middleport. 32 MiiHIIo Counly Court. Ohio 45760 appointad OiiiiNo. 24770, EloonorJof the aatate of .leon o.r.Box &2. Ohio ExecutO< •• 4117'71. - oppol11ted ~ S . ~ ~-. ~• r u. lote of. c/ o Pomeroy Heahh Care 1rbr ol tho -.it of Freda M~ Duffy, M Flood, lote of Box Cent., Rock Springs Road f'omciiOy. OH 45789. · sa; Ohio 46779. · Robert~Buck. " ' ~'~' Robert E. Buck ~ r· - · Judgo • ProboteJudge ·' I P!!blic Notice • NOllCE OF· : . . . • M~a ~~ s-. s_.... ~0:; Th avo- IAnoK. N,-od. Ctortr , ltl'1"4. 21. 28, 3tc ·' Public Notice ·.CAU •"MMiQ8 COUNTY. OHIO i!ITATJ OF KATHLEEN FRANCIS.OECEASED c:,o. No. 24771 Docket 12 __...., •, .· . · NcmCE OF ~• . :~: APPOINTMENT " ·• OF FIDUCIARY Ott Mary ·Bth. : Moitll Counly 1185, in lha Pro..tll Court. ·~ . No. St. At. 160 · HEATIN. G. · North •----• "We Rent For Less" ••-SAVE V'" · AUTO RENTAL 317 ....... Middloport, Ohio 45760 SALES & SERVICE iliUSINHS PHONE 16141 992-6550 IISIOENCI PHONE North Glllipolis;Ohio· 1• . ' 16141 "U/;~~ 15) 14. 21 . 28. 3tc :YmlilliiSUPERIOR kXIW.IA111G CO. INC. TIIIIM'IE & GENERAl "ST CONTROL Public Notice PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO ESTATE OF VIRGINIA I. ECNVARDS.DECEASED c - No. 24744 Docket 1 2 l'llge 490 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OFADUCIARY On MIFY 8, 1985, in tho Meiga County Pro- Court, Caaa No. 24744, Vamord David EdwMda. 100 Urion A - . Pomcrooy, OH 45769 ·~ OWiptilfl 614-379-2243 ar 614-379-2712 IENNEn'T MOilLE HOME CONTRACTING -~ &loirt:::i r.......... ... ••l.rttn. ............. -.. ...... Roof........._ 1M ..-oiw•!t fur· I' J llilii'IJ ·304-112·3632 O..lourh ·614-446-9416 so, .. .._, 4· 18·1 mo. . Howard L. Writesel Roofing Co. NEW-REPAIR Guttaro · Downapouts GUtters Cleaned Painting Storm Doors I< Windows S iding • Soffit Work 949-2263 or 247-4641 · 4/29/tfn RENT A CAR CALL 446·4522 "Wt Rtlll ht lm" U-SAVE AUTO RENTAL , .. .. . St. II. 160 North Gallipolis, ohio 7/ 11 /tln : .·. il1'' .· Busineas ~:•. ~: OppOrtunity J&l BLOWN INSULATION VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING .'· ' ~-:...., -~ . With 2 Bedroom· Apt. in Rear. ·RT: 62 NORtH . POINT PLE . ASANT. W.VA. ~ ~ll" STO~~o:ft.~.~hr.UMP &-- ·· furnll!"'t; Wodding . · and Groduotion Stati..,.,y, Mag~~tlic Sog' 111, tublotr Sta_mps, lutiMts for . ms, ·Copy Sa"i<ls, Etc. . (aJJ David McDonald 992-334~12/tin , 8 miles from Pomeroy·Moson Brid&e SING If t24.9S . . l 304-675·6276 •Uve Entertainment •Freo HBO •Mchenettes •Restauranl Is Po11iblo Ia Get C arry·Out li<ense. PRIC•D AT s 1a,OOO • 255 Mill St., Middleport 104 Mu... rry h ., Pomtroy -· MOTEL· . 698-7219 304 -:Ni.m . 1·10-l.f.n. , . :. I . · HIGH POTENTIAL PROFITS AVAILABLE _: PART-TIME OR FULL TIME YOUR AREA. 303-759-3200 - PlUS: .Dfli<t SMAU· GDOC£Rr ' ~ARM •lnaulatlon •Storm Dooro •Storm Window• •Roplocomont Windowo ·~-~~e~o::~~MATes:· JAMES lfESEE I . REAL ESTATE FOR SALE SPLIT LEVEL HOUSE with 3 bedrooms, 2 complete baths, din in& room, 'livin& rooni and larp recreation room. Located on 8 acres. Larae farm pond. Ratine area. HOUSE WITH GARAGE: ·Small shop and shower in buement. Four roollls and bath, 2 porches, carport, new furnace and central air. Middleport, Ohio. .HOME NAnONAL BANK ' CALL 949·H10-Ask for Tim PH. 992-2772 "VINYl SIDING • ALUMINUM SIDING "BlOWN IN . INSUlATION CCUT OUT fOR FUTURE U51) · fl KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE • BISSELL SIDING CO. 985-3561 New Homes Built "Fraa Estimates" PH. 949·2801 or 949-2860 No Sunday Calls All Meku · · DISCOUNT PRICES Call • - Rooting ond gurre< wo•k - Concrero - Plumbing ond olectdcol work Ifree Eatlmataa) wo"' . BLACKSTON & 6 · CantEWtrdal ehyalepotoonts & 'FREE ESTIMATES" 3·22-lfn ·Roger Hysell Garage Rt. 124,Pomaror Ohio - Addona •nd femodellng · Olllklolllkrl & facturers. CARPENTER SERVICE · ROUSH CONSTRUCTION Use Von Schrader Equipment Recommended by L11din1 C,rpet Manu· YOUNG'S to drive lhe vehlclo of your L----...l4~-1~·2:..!!'"!i"·..£!d.J L.----.....,-...:P,~J PH. (614) 985-4212 We Middleport, Ohio 1· 13-tlc INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE Wo'd like to introducoyou to Enpee·A·Car. lho modern way TRu~~~~~ Po~~f!.i2~!~~69 can 614-992. 673 35185 Oak HilfRoad Bottom. OH. 45743 lon1 · . Conditioning and Furnices.~U. U ~ EQUIPM£NT ; ·,_ ., . • • .: ; . • flEE ESliMAltS 446-9416 CLINIC · AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR V'. -c: ·rouN"~ : 1iT' '. 992-6215 or 992-7314 Pomeroy, Ohio, . 12·8·tlc ...... eW-.d Modo (alointlry """" """ Plonnl.. GREG IOUSII PH. 992-7611 5-7-lfc . •IIISOII-.~fRIGEIATOR ......, Wtllttt.A hll Tlat BASS DRILLING RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE TOP SOIL FILL DIRT CHESTER-985·3307 lD- lfc I' ' ... ' B GGS SALES & SERVICE U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO ' Authorized John Deere. New Holland. Bush Hoa Farm Equlpmtnt o..ltr Racine. 011. 10-6-tfc .. ,., .. f••IP•••• P~rt• ·& Servlet 1-J·tfc I r--------' AFfORDAILI - PORTAl!£ ·, · ~ tjljay ~ r...,.,..... tlon ooy- v• .....,. io yow own ""' s,..ht•t '""ht~tlock. ..... fht !::t~ WI fllrot; t&ACIWOOD HOllE SPAS 40037 lid. Po-or, OH. s- 1614) 915-UOS 4·10-1 mo. Cackatilh, boric linls A•aMablo Supplies &110 Sold Separately CIFII billings: '.c.,.. ' .II a-915-4212 .. • lI PERSONAUZID POOLS VINYL Ll NEI POOL ACRYliC WALL POOL ABOVE GROUND POOL O..r 400 Cltolca "SPAS" NJD1011CN CM*CALS 4tl .............. Plwy. •J••••rt~OIN l ' Buy HIS. 10 •·•· to 5 p.•• Dly 1·"4 m-JS4t 4/1 / 1 mo. .... ., l·IM • 17 Chevy 'h ton PU for porta. Muat hlva title . Call 1114441-78211. COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE. Bacia. iron, wood. cupboard•. chalra. cheatl. baeketl, dithee. Jtone ]lrt, entique1, gold orid oliver . Wrlto·M.D. MINor. R1.2. Pomeroy, Ohio 45718 or clll 114-892· 7710 . . Buying dolly Dold, allvor ·, --------'-----, 1oolnl'. ringa.jawalry. ablriing '!ftre. otd eDina, .. ,oe cur· JOHNSON ELECTRIC r'lncy. Top prlcao. Ed: Bur· . I' • S pBCia IZtng • tn All Types ·of Residential kott Borbor Shop, 2nd. Ava. Middleport, Oh.' 814·812· 34711 · .Wiring A11d Repair i Ill J) Iii I ' : ('Ill S1 f \, d 1 1", St_t~lll R"" For Cltlzm . PH. 992-3549 - f'"'" 4-1 ·1 mo. pd. Ph. 16141 .143-5425 5/9/ 2 110. pd . • lnsulattd Doa Houses 1 Wonted To Pair frwy fi11thls, cage & Supplios..... t,..oo Complete Gutter Wortr Complete Remodeling Roofing of oil Typea Worked in home,•tee ·20y"n " Free Eatimetea" CAll COLlECT: from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' 9 We buy junk cari. Coli 114·245-9214 or 1114·1127113. "$''''' (S"G'•'. VINYl & ALMINUM 742-314.7 or 992-5007 Sizes AuctiOn ov<iry Fri..;,y nigh!li.. the Honford Community Contor. Truckloads of new merchancti11 every w.ek. Conaigmanlo of ,_a ijlctd rnarciM!ndl'" '1-ya ......,,_ . · comacl, Richard Reyjloldl. · Auctlonaar. Call 304·271- · 30e8. · · · · lcrby ParalrHI, · Cap & Supplin ..... tJ4.75 SUPERIOR SIDING CO• 12'x16' : BUILDIN~S I . _ &. Auc~ion THE BIRD CAGE EUGENE LONG PRICES ON REQUEST Ph. 614-143-5191 GRAVEL • SAND 304·675-2441 12-3-tln SERVICED UTILITY 4_16 _1 mo. pd. 10 a.m.- I.,,. e .... !AlGI AHIIlUlS AND SUIGIIY IY APPOINTMENT .WATER WELLS . DRILLED & or 992-7121 LIMESTONE •••• Ttt••ltlu Satvrdoy PH. 992· 720 I P&S BUILDINGS WILL HAUL JUSl CALL! 992-3410 . PT. PlEASANT OFFICE 3305 JACKSON AYE. SMAll ANIMAl HOUtS ......, 3 p.m.·S p.m.. Tun4ay 6:30 p.m.•l p.m. w•...,..., 3 p.m.·S p.m. ·lhundoy 3 p.m.-S p.m. friday I p.!'L·I p.01. JIM CLIFFORD - ..,.. wSPEED QUIEN IAUNDIY eo-rclal SIIH •lingle anti Mulll Ullit DOZER. BACKHOE , TRENCHER, SEPTIC SYSTEMS, WATER . GAS. SEWER UNEil. RECLAMATION, PONDS, SPRING DEVELOPMENT. HOME FOOTERS, DUMP TRUCK STONE • DIRT Alto Tit~IMIIIIOI PH. 992·5682 DENNY CONGO OPEN EACH THURS. EVE. 6-8 CONTRACTING 3-Z4·1fc WE ARE YOUR SALES AIID SERVICE HEAPQUARTERS FOR .ZEIITH .SYLVAIIA J&F Start From Public Sale Jim Mink Chov.-Oida Inc. Bill Gona Johnaon 114·441-3872 VETERINARY: ~--------------_, 8 We ply c••h for l•te model cl11n u1ed ~"· IN MIDDlEPORT PAUL E. SHOCKEY. D.V.M. ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS . TOWN & COUNlRY 5-IO·tfn LOST DOG. omoll lamole Chlhuahuo. name "loby Jill", lest - n - r Oallipolla Forry Poat Offloo. Ad· rianrlo Sibloy. Bo• 1 ~- Golli· poll! Ferry, W, Va. EIIVniOHMEIITAL SYslDIS ~ 4-10-1 mo. Sizt! Heating I Cooll·~ Sales & Setvlci Complete Stock oiWeather': • .'· . ,, \q . ite Heat Pumps. CentraiAir ~~~Q 843-5155 or 843·5410 992-3561 4-4-1 mo. pd. PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS 992·21.96 11 -14-tic NEW CAR •1495.oo~:.· Expert Service And Quality Name Brands At PAT HILL FORD 992·5875 Or, 742-3195 IOWfR MOIITIIIT PAYMIHT ., We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. FOR All YOUR WIRING NEEDS Residential & Commercial NO DOWN PAYMINJ Dexcel Receiver 8' Alum. Dish Installed RADIATOR SERVICE MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE CbDice. APRil SPECIAL •Wuhert •Pithw..hera •Rangea · •Refrigerators •Dryer• •Freatera PARTS ond SERVICE H -ttc lilt /Fin · Call: SATEWTE SYSTEMS Mobile Home ,~ Se1v1Ce ,Pro '· Diic; pt~wa, corn plan· tara. 3 ~·· bruah hogo, grain drill. hayroko.10ft. drog hlirrow, Cub Fo'rmall · with mower and 1 h P ~1w . ay crimper, aub oo or. potato plow. hoy boler and more. OHIO VALLEY . LOST Tom Wilson A 2000 XL boll glova behind Hacka. Tony Rlfllo, REWARD •zo.oo. Phone 304-175· 3192. t------: .S&l . . ;. '• ROWSFrd for loat whlto calf. Lilli - n in Baach Grovo ..... 114-742-24111.• . Clertt 24771. F - W. ......,, Jr.. P.O. Box eae. · ,.,.0¥.; . Ohio 415789, WM .'. 1j Executor of the lppointad Executor of tho . of ICathloon Frendo. .- t e of VlfVInla I. Edwards. cMr. ...d, late of 100 Union ~: = , 111. ' ltrte of Syracuae, A - . l'omon>y. OH 45789. . . ,46779. Robort E. Buck• . ·d.;, . Robort E. Buell. Probote Judgo Problte Judge Lana K. N-ad. ....·r~· ,. \.ana K. N - . C1ortr . . ·• .. ; . . Cieri< 16) 14, 21. 28. 3tc . ,1.,.14. ~1; 2B. 3tc f ;ad . . 4_4 6-4522 . ,,....._, .. ,~JiROiiATE COURT OF • Lena K. Naualrond. t . •l ~, • FOR SAlE THE QUAUTY , PA~!NT SHOP rll __ ,l ,rHf Ptl11i1~ fillft BULLDOZER & BACKHOE WORK PH. 742-'2328 ' ,. A · ,. lUMBING · · • 778. FI-ord. Coli 114441·111 ee or 814· 4412717. .TROMM EXCAVATING ' lf~~~,~irrii·iii·iiii=·B~u:f-F_s~i~n~e~s~s~ r · ·:::S~e~rv~ . :;·:::ic~e~-~s=:-r.::::::::--r:·-~·~:....-._-~ RENT A CAR LOST Brown • whlto pony FOUND Bonk-col to Identify. CaU 114·4411-8525 •• *BASEMENTS *SEPTIC SYSTEMS . •FOOTERS *GRADING *CONCRETE WORK ~~~~F===~~~==~==~====~ ·-:_- Public Notice lot Hod food otampa • drlvorllconoo, etc. Coil 304· '178·1251 or 304-175· 8372. -'I in vicinity of $mol!y Run Rd ._..__ _ _ _ _ _..,._ _..._...;.4·.;;17~-l;.m;;;o;;,. .::;lld:;;· · Services j8 .. . • t· 9' Southern Spun Available 71-Autoa for S..ie 72-Trucks for ·Sole following t.e lepiwne exchanges .... 73-Vano & 4 WD 74-Motorcycleo · Gallia County Meigs County Mason Co .. WV 76-Boata & Motors Area Code 614 Area Code 814 Area· Coda 304 . 76-Auto Parta I< Acceaaori01 77-Auto Repair 446- Gallipolis 992 '-Middleport 6 76-Pt. Pleasant 78 -Camping Equipment 367 - Chea~iro Pomeroy 458- Leon 79-Campen I< Motor Homes 388- Vinton 986 - Chestar 676-Appla Grove 246-Rio Grande 343- Portland 773-Maaon ~611-Guyan District 247- Latart Falla 1182- Naw Haven 643- Arabia Districl 949 - Racine 896 - Letart 81 -Home Improvements 379- Walnut 82' Piumbing I< Heating 742- Rutland 937- Buffalo 83-Excavating 667- Coolville 84-EI,e ctrical &. Refrigeration 86-General Hauling 86-Mobile Home Repair 87-Upholatery Up to 15 Words ..• One day ins~ion ........... $4.00 Up to 15 Words ... Three day inaertion . . . ... .. . $6.00 Up to 15 Worda ... Six day insertion .. .. .. ...... 88.00 F,mn Sup plr1:s Rent~ls Classified pages .cover the LOST wo1n1n1 brown billfold ot Krogon or In parting 51,695 *Drake 324 RECEIVER TranstJorlalron 51 -Houaahold Gooda 52-CB. TV & Radio Equipment 53-Antiques 54-Misc. r.,archandiaa 56-Building s ·u pplias 5 B·Pota for Sale 57-Muaiclillnotrumenll 5 B-Fruito • Vegetables 59·For Sole or Trade 100° LNA Allllllllil c,l "11'111\ 3 Announcements SWEE~ER ond - n g ·ma- 11 Help Wanted W,optod: A mndlcll Tachnploalat lor woelrdoya only.' A)CP rwqulrnd. ,1\pply In parson - n I -4PM lo Madlcll Plaoo,' 203 Jockaon Pike. Goillpoilo. Oover,nment Jobt. e11.000· ..0.000yr. )IOaoi! blo. All ooa-IIDno. <:a.ll 101-1117·1000 aat. R-4112 to find out how. chine r•palr, pM'tl, a~td auppllea. Pick up. end delivecy. D1vi1 Vecuum E_..nctd madlcol _... Cloanlr, one half mile up Apply in at Beorgn Creak Rd. Coli 11rf. Mndlcol Ptuo. 203 Joickaon &14-441·0214 • Plko. Oollipollo. Bllwnn Loaa weight n-1 Harvel -'tlht lou on 0 lt'omlns A-":1. Calll14441· 2(!.11 or 814·4141· 3788.nodrugl. . -lid Ho.. 'f.oUI itkby and' o._ad for only e111.1B. lude. bello ond Ileal ...... ble. 304·171·1182. 4 Glv,.wa,. 11 Help Wanted 21 Mlintononoa man to llvo-ln. C•ll 304-875-5104orll75· 5311. T- feaulo pujlploo lo gi· Eoay A,oembly Work I ,..,woy . Cill ·81 4 -441- 1600.00 par tOO. Ouoran1011. · tood Paymont . Ne · Exporlonoa-No SoiH. Da· M,..,.. wom~ne. -• childMnl 11111 ur,nd eeJf.eddre•••d· dothn. Mutt teke ell . Cell " atemped envelope; Elan 1114·2411·151!Vill1·715, 3418 EnterpriM Rd. Ft. Plorco. Fl. 33482. Adulto molo Poklngoaa. Nooda a Dampanlon. houaa Coli 'thl A,.;,y NatiOnal brokln, ·axe. pot, WOIChdog. Guord lnd Ilk ~ut our pay Calll14-448·71 33. orl14· ond benaflto, inclUding edu441-784t . cational aaaletence. Call 304-175·3950 . oo 1 ·liOOWhito oenn.n Shlphord M2-311jl. wry' nloe, good with klda. Call 814-441·70741. library Technician lfulla Fr• pupploo:Spanlai-Spitz limo) . Maoon County Public mlxbroiriclo. boallent pate Ubrory. Moturo ond dapanIAd '"""lldogo. 3 moloa, 2 dable paroon . Provlouo II· t.molel, black ond white. brory IXP&rianoa doalrobla . 814-912-1117·4-7pmonly. TYI>ing required . Dutlel indude ecqulattion end cat•la FrH kl\l•• to .._nllbloi aging ol llbrory moterlalo parao ... Col 514-122-2&20 · under aup81Vialon of llbroreffor 5:00pm. loin. Pay U .IO ,... hour for 49 hDur-waok . Avolloblo Smlll .mixed tnad pupploa. July 1 . Sand Iotter of 304·812•3543 oftr 1 :00 oppiicatlon to Muon I'M . Cauntr'. Public Ubrory . At· tention: PertOnnel Section. To good ~lome long holred lth and Viand Straolo, Point · Collco houH cot, hu baan PooMnt, WV 251150. Appll· dacl.- and apayM. 304- cotlon ' <!-adlina: M•Y 22. 1175-4195. . . ' • . j986. . . *19' U.P. Wil'!l Mesh , *Drake ~Daily Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Business Services Auxiliary . .... Tuesday, May 14, 1986 -------Poefs corner---- •• ··-- lAM ... PM. Holp wonted full ond part time waitreu·a and lara meld. Send reaume to box 711. Gollipolie Forry. Wv. 2551 I . HAIR STYLIST WANTED, Now Yortr • Now Yorit of Point PINIInt lolooking for tllonted ond ombltioua IIY• liat. Good pay, Oood benetIta. Apply 401 Viand St. cell 304-175· 731 1. 31 Buainou Opportunity ' Automotive or commercial ahop with offlca • co• lot evailoblo . Portlally ..,ppllad. Located •Rt. 1110. Coli aftor 5, 51 4· 38B·B71 1. Home A-mbly lncomo. A ... ~ble producta at home. Port-tlmo. Dotella. Call 813· 327·0811. •••· 159. Notlon'o No. t Toy and Gill Company. Houao ol Uoyd 1181 opening for aupervlaora end demon1tratora. FrM trlinlng, -kit. Callcolloct for dotallo . 1 -114-474 · 8213 . 3 bedroom aectlonet home ' · locotad on largo lot in A1bough Addition. TuppPioina. 132.800. Wllaccapt mobile hOme on trede. Call 114·892·7034 or 1114-82· 7171 oftor 5:00. I-:-:-------------- ...... HOME OWNERS-Refinonce to low fiud rate. UN equity for any purpoae. Leider Mortgoge. -co.. 814-&923051. I::;:::::::::::====:::::= 23 , ProfolliOno) Service• 1------------Plano Tuning ond Repair. Brunlcardi Mu1lc Co .. 814· 448-()887. of qualitY Twentie~h yeer Mrvice. 1------------ a.; . • Floa Market. Fraizero Bot· tom. WVo. on US. 35 opan ovory Soturdoy • Sunday. 9-e . Open ol• • c.....-ad tpacea for rent. oH roed paril In g . Log home 3 ecrea, 2 rnl. out ·Jarrlco Rd. ee4.000. Coli 304-175·1122 . . Kot.Wc Llndacapin; d"ign· ing, plonnln;. mowing, trim· city limite. Beeutiful view of mjng, retell ohrubbory. All · city. stone walkl a. garden. 2 round lawn maintenance. car a-rege, orglnal oak floor Coll814·4411-3100. • woodwort including opan atolrcoH. Now enargy effl· Wonted to !owning mowing cient furnance • much Bllllpollo orao • vlnclnlty. more. ExellentforthoHwho Coil 114-258-1281 after appreclete quell1ie1 of older 5:30PM wolf buiJ.t homeo. e45,000. Coli 814·441· 8644. Wonted to mow lawna Gllli· polio • -· Call 114-441· 8 room .house and 1 6 . A 4387 oftor 5 . ground on bleck top roed In Kyger Craok School District. T'" Worit Topping, pruning, Will 1ell on l1nd . contrlct. removala. hedgn • buahea lmmadiate poaoeoalon . Coli trim. FrH ollimatea. Coli 514-367-7578. 81 4·441·8071 . . 3 bdr homo 3 'yra old. rurol COLEMAN WATER WELL w11,r, neer Mercerville, DRILLING f33,500 . Call 114·261· Pump aaleo. Mrvioe. Reglo· 6894. tornd In Ohio. All wort guarontMd. Coli 304-273· Big 3 or 6 br. home. built on 2811 . Rovanowood. W. Va. your lot. e17,900 • up. Coli now 1·114-8BI·7311 . Will do painting. lntarlor or oxtorlor . Coli 114- 9B5· 2 bedrooma. full biHment, 4180 oftor 5 :00pm. double Cf" gorogo, 1 .2. ICree. Rosa HIH, Pomeroy. Experienced penon wanta U8.ooo. 114-&78-2513. to do apri~g cleonlns. 304· 175· 311711. Three bedroom houH on Union A.... Pomeroy. Coli 114-992-2720 or814-992· 31589. Cen fln1nce . I illdlli:ldl \ Bualna11 Opportunity I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· UIHING CO. ,..ommonda that you do buolneaa with paoplo you know. and NOT to aand monoy through tho moil 01ntil you hova lnvaotl· ..tad thl Olforlng. 1 3 bedroom hOuM In Ruetk: Hillo. Fully carpeted. atoroga building. largo lot. Coli e 14182-8085 lftor 4:30. Nothing down. Take over pumonto of U33 par . month on oaumable of I~ par cont. Included in payment are texea end inturopca. Lota of remodlli"ll · 4 bedroomo, both ond Ya, .,ntralhHtl"8. 1n Pomoroy. 814-182-7074. I roomo. both. oitl11y room. c - &hop Mlllng equip- _ otorm win- ond doora, ment, ...... ~tow priced: aluminum oidlng, .n- _ , C811114-448·3407 . end wlrinfl. Gorogo. Call 114-882-5204. • Own a baautHul chll<~.,-na shop. OltarilltJ lha In · 3 bedroom houH with '"r· flllhlona. H81"hh Tax. IIIOd, oga. Now roof. aiding, dou· Llvl. Loa, C~lc. Joldaohl. bli paned windowa, blown lllltor lrown and ..,.ny inoulltlon. bumlng mo,.. FumltuN~ecce...,._ atow, new furnece. ~new ond IOya by Gadlef Ond wiring and plumbing, romo--A-W.y. e14,100 to dolacl kltohan with oak oa117,1001noluda'IMtalnnlng blnl!l e1e.ooo. Coli 814· ..,_,....,, hlnlng. fli&tu-. 112-5031 . grand ond IGIIIId trip lir fue for 7 raom1 ond beth on Nellwo. Foohlona l'ld , In Qoxter • -· 114101·111·111 . • e-8828. Coli onytlme, '-'na ""'"""....,. 1----------- '"'""•r oa • • • • • •~ ~~ ~ • • ~ ~- • •~ ~ ~ ~- a • - ~ ~ ~ Yord aaia:2311 Condor St. Behind LandmMI. Pomerlcp, . Thuradoy. 8 , Friday, 10. SO to 5 toch day. Gigontlol rord aoll off Jeri· cho to thl right on Rt.2. M.r 17. Point PI<Nount. 4 Fomlly Moy 18th, 17th. 151 Golfleld Ext. Chlidron, edult clothing. home · interior. aree lighu . lou ·..... fit' Piiiiiili.nt ..... Vi~inity & mieceiiiMOUI. 34Qii' Ho.;:~;.j "ii~:.-- M~ 14·15. Avon~ -flowef pot1 lothi ah t on. """' • • Reinng. books. cancelel. 1818 Chatham Ave. Thun. • Fri ., 9~1 . Something for ewryone. 32 Mobile Homes for Sale f. One ,.r. obove Addlaoli approx. · 2 ecree, building sh,. gr..t teenic .,.. f6r hOmo. f1 0.000. Coli 1·211· 188· 4919. Approxlrilatelv 5 acrea over· looking Ohio Aiveret Reed~, ville. Ohio. Exclusive K.c.;~ NEW AND USED MOBILE to boating foollitlea . 51 4· HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL· 3711-1221. lTV MOBILE HOME SALES. 4 MI . WEST, GALLIPOLIS, Urge buikfing lote,' Jerry'• RT 35. PHONE 614· 448· Run Road. 13000. Clyde 7274. Bowen J r .. 304· 5711·2331 For Seta By Owner~ . 2 mobile homes loceted on w1terfront lot1, Raccoon Creek. Large deck, pOle blrn, out building•. boat docka. much more . Cell 114-271-4050 orl14-279· . 1225. Gov't. ·land UO.OO an aero. Mony Iota ovoiloblo. Build .a luturJII Call 1·818 -619· 0918 for informetion. 2A hre. Four end 1 third ecree. •II logoHy ourveyad with legol MWar ~VItlm end eood w.U Big down peyment, 1hort with dwiiUng. 112.1500.00 time employment, or credit or bell offer. Loc.~ted Box hiltorv etopping you from 211. Mllotono Road, W. Vo . buying e homt1 Coneider a 1-l ·t 4-257·21 43. reclaimed unit. Only 1500 down end take over p.~y ~ ment. We' re Mld~Ohlo Finoncial Service (61 4) 772· 1220 or (114) 773-3928 . RenLtls Coil today. or R • ent , JACKS -ON ESTATES' APARTMENTS (Equal Hou1ing 0pportunlty}1 monthly rom attrta at . , ef' for 1 bedroom lnd 1204 !Gt· 2 bedroom. depotit uoo; loeatad near Spring Valloyo Plan and Foodlend, ~ end Ceble TV availeble,. houra oa pouibia 10 am to of pm 1nd 7 pm to 9 ptfi Mondoy-Fridey, CoH 11 .... 44& · 2745 o• leov r R'tiiHQe. -l ----~----------~. Upatair1 unfumiahed 3 roo• . opt., carpotod, utilities po1c1_; no children. no petl. Cllliil 814-441-1 137 . ~ Garogo opt .. fumlohacl. 211oli• Noll Avo .. Glilipolio. 1 bdr.,. 1231, utllitioo paid. Co• 441-441 II oftor 7PM . = Furnlehed apartment ;'~ Adulta only. Coli lt4-441·! 9523 or 114-441-1443. " ••• 2 bdr. Apt.a • hou- tor,.ntl125. e1110. UOO. Cot. 175·5104 or 175-53118. "-• Fu•nlahod efficiency ancC utiUtloa paid. 7 Noll A... JI Golllpollo, Coli 4411·441 ~ aft., 7PM. •· 1978 lollglode 12' K85' 111 ...,.-:,--::------:--'-::,.....-,··· aloctric. 3 bdi .. AC. under· 41 HOUHI for Rent pinning, waeh~r-dryer, furnlohld. Caii814-4411· 32B9 or 114·192·7079 or lt4· Cantanory·3 bdr. brick, 2 2&e-1532. both, gorago, lg.lot. odulto. ref. ... dep, 1350 mo. Clil 1982 Clovion 14xll6 . fur· 1-114-143· 2144. niahed, uo(terpinning. porch wether 8a dryer,, exc. cond. 3 t,edroom hou•. centrel air, 1260 pe< month. R_.. •12.000. Coli 814-268 · enc.e, •6 Spruce St. Call t82t or 814·256-8280. 81 4-441·2 1 58. 1 bedroom houMin Minora· ville . 'lelide Mineravllle · · Chu~h. by Bulk Plant, Tatel 1 eloctrlc . Col\ 814-882 · . 821 5 > . ·· 2 bedroom fumiohacl houM.In Pomeroy. 12110 pe< 1971 1:ix50.mobile ho.rN, month. Coli lt4-982·1113 goo. utiHtieo; e3,Jj00. Coli •"-': 5:00PM .. 14 . =~:o~ 8 ~-t~B 1 orl '-388 '· UntUmiolied. 2 baclroomo. 'fully carpatctd . .Dopooit ,._. New Moon 2 bdl. lraHer • quired. Coiiii14-992-30IIO,' lot. near Tycoon Lake, 11,000. Coli altor 5. 114· Unfumlahacl. 2 bedroort;~~. 388· 871 1 . fully corpotld. Dopoolt ro· quilad. Coli 114·992·3090. . . ·lc1971 Ook Brooke now car· 2 bedroom, furniehed, iltr · paling, 2 bdr .. t 2x50. conditioned . Good clnn 15,000. Coli 614 -3B8· condition. 1 child. No pate. 8259. New Heven. *171 per month. 304·882·2418. ,,. 19119 Champion trailer 12xeo with 1975 add-on Vet'y !1iCI 3 bedroom horne, 1 2x24. Good condition . Coli 21h bathe, central eir, 2 car . 814· 992-25B9. gerege. family room. v•ant rlldy for occupent. MOBILE HOMES MOVED . and Hometteed Realty, 304 ~ Insured. 20 vr• experience. ond 304·BB2 ' 80 yr. old 2 story. 2 bqr. 304 -678 -2888 or 571· 875-5540 2405. hoUII with 2 ICNI of lind In 299B. . Middteport · · l!a VicinitY. . Have an energy efficient· homo built on your lot. From e13,900.00. Coil tor elli· motu. 304-17&-3981 . f,.omeio;; ·---- ~ -- ­ I·~~=~~====+~=~=====~· 36 Lots & Acreage 44 Apartment ~ Airlines now hiring. AeHr ~ vat1oni1CI. newerdeaea:a and pouf\d crew positions Pumper. Will produce your evallable. '1 ~819-589·0241 oil an'd 0.. well• to your 1pecificatlone. Free eeti· for details. 24 hre. ~ I ~ motao. Coli 114-9B6·4180 Duke C ~•nen. nc, 2 ~ 18 a Itor 500 : pm. Jookaon Ava .. occapting IP· plcltione for employment. PIANO TUNING AND RE· apply in penon, Mon . Tue, PAIR. Summer rattl in end Wed.1 Mey 13, 14 end effect-free eetimat11 . 15. 9 :00 till 12:00, No Word's Keyboard, 304-575· e•porloi~ce .neceo11ry will 6500 or 575-3824. trllner. I :;~=;===:=:;:== Joyland Dairy 31 Hom•• for Sale Reotauront. Golllpolia Ferry - - - - - - - - - - - - - - l~king .f or person who"• Buy from owner &: Jave. honoll. depand.blo. ond Ma Terrl1ic location , Kyger friendly porionolity, willing Creek School. 3 trdr., fireto wort t.w houri a dey and place. Built-In kitchen with weekenda. Would perfe'r dl1hw .. her, range, oven. aomeone living In aree . A · F_ull buoment with fomily ao,_ply room. goe hell. ' poaolble . in .peraon only. 9V2% loan •••umption. Anawering aorvice naadctd in 148,500. Coli 81 4-448 · 8715 eKohange. mult enewer 4042 . phone In•• for ioul buai~ MH aft• bulinlll houn Nice 4 bedroom. 1 !.1 batha, ond 24 houra on wHk ..,d, goroga with wolkbench. goo .could ba .onawerad 111 home heat iS29.00 budget), conor · enothef bueln••· .C..I t.r alalr. 'lh ecre flat lot. ICygier 3~0=4::··=·7~5=·3=31 =1·:~:f·t:oi=5:=P_=M=.· . Cr~ Schoola. . 145,000 Own•r -finenchg po11ible. Cali 614·44&· ·, 180. 12 Situation• ' Good rantll proparty ol• Wonted ' room houM and 2 -3 room . t:ottogao. Col! _ 6\4-448· • • Room .and board for One 2543..... . oldeily la~y in my hom•. C1111 Govommeiit liomei. .from 114·448-2847. .• ··!. (U ra)loirj. Aiao d!tlktue"t Wanted:Band to play for tox propatty. Coll805-187· wadding reception near 6000 ext. GH·•I582 for Pomoroy. Juno 15th. Con· lnformotion·. ¥ct D. Francis ot 218-128· Flatwood area in Pomeroy 8487 9r 211·283-3744. lor br .. FR. IN calling. vinyl ·we care for Senior Citizen• 1iding. aluminum window. and di .. ~ed pertonl in our 17 A. avollabla. Call 114home. Have referencae. Call 446·2369. lt4·192-3595. Mrt. Joe Bowiond. 174 Plum St. Building new home-owner mull sail 3 bdr. ronch. FR. Middlepon, Ohio. carport, dar:k. city achoola • utilities. Reduced to t33.000 . Coli 61 4-448· 18 Wanted to Do 7144 . . 21 Home• for Sale 2 story. 4 badroom houaa. vtnyl aiding, 11/t acree. car~ . petlng. abo'il ground 1whft· Own • baoutlful Children'• ming pool optiOnal. shop. Offering thl lotoat in *46.000 .00 or make offer. flahiona . . Hoolth To•. IIOd. Thome• Ridge Rot~d, Ma.an Levi. Loa, Chic, Jordocho, County. 304·89&·3172. Buster Brown, and meny more. Furnhurw-acc•••oriea 3 bedroom homo. 8 Y2 parand toys by Gerber and 'centeuumebleloJn.garden Nod·A·Woy. e14.8000.00 apot. , R~uc.d . down to to 117.800.00 lncludea ba· . t49,000. 304-875-&047. ginning inventory-trelnlng· fixtures-grand opening pro· motione and round trip air 'fwo on lh. 33.houH 3 badrooma. atory in ·M•ItOn fare for two. Pl"'atigo Fo- double cor gorogo. carport. ahlono 501 · 328·8327. . axtro loto with 2 troller hookupa, 304-773,51101 or 304-882·327e oftor 5 :00 22 Mo_n ey to Loon .for an •ppolntment. lllne Daniela, 61 4·742·2951 .. : Sentinel-Page '1 Fumlohacl officioncy 11110: utMitloa paid. 118 2nd.;: Gollipollo, lingle male pro farrad. Coli 445-4411111toio 7PM. \:, Furnlohld opt. 1 bdr. 1245, utlhlea paid. 107 2nd .~ Gallipolio; oduha. CaH dt 4411 oftlr 7PM . - Poc:kogo deol-14x7il Holley PJrk, moatlyfurnlshed. large ·frqont porch . .on 2 acre• · of · grounc;t wi'h . rtice vi~. 24•24 girrogo building. ownara must Hll. Reducad to 124.800. Wioemon Agency, 114-448-3144. Upltlira •pt. · remodlllcf, privete entranc,, 2 · .be:d4 rOoms, centr1l elr.. •a21· mo .. reteroncoa. 121_ ~.\o\ · Second AVe: oil 114·~' 2158 . 2 bedroom ept. remode.-,~ -tral.alr, U75 mo•• m.;. .ancol, 82t Second AVe. ell 114·441·21lil: . . - Sll('i9f: E-' Cltlzona. 1130. Ho-.~ ing Opportunities. 81.4 , 912 ·7721 . ,. 2 bedroom tpertmeftti ._ New Hovon, WVo. Newly remodeiM . In town. 814· 992-7481 . Nowtv romodllnd. 4 rooma ond bolh apt. Co~ ;. kitchen fumilhed . On Ealt Main St. in Pomeroy. Coli et4·992 -7314. - 'PI""'. Ont or two bedroom mentl in Pomeroy. Fur~ . niehec:l or unfumiehed. Rent negotiable. Coli e 1 4·98~ · 1723 or 1114-992 · 51 33. ·. Mobile homo t 970. 1 2x86. Pomoroy . 2 bedroom. 1 at ee&oo. 304-675-3797 or 675-7958. floor opartmont. CloH In ~obil per1on or couple. Rehr- 304-458-1517. 1102. 1973 Dougloo t 4x115 mo· bite home on rented lot, underpinned porch. range, refrigerator. Homeste1d Raolty, 304-1175-6540 . 2 bdr. fumithed, ell util'itee pd.. except elect., convenient Joc.tion, MCUrlty dep· ooit rouqircld. Coil 114-441· 8558 . 14x70· Shuhz porch 1 2x20 wtth ewnlng, 3 bedrooml, 1'h both a, 12• 108 lot. otor· building. 304-912 · 8888 . 2 · bdr. mobile hoine. Cell 614-441-0390. .. " . Ri\Mroi* Apll. Midd~ Special retes for 3 bedroom , 11h bathe, utilitr 42 .Mobile Homes for Rent room. underPennlng , Furnlahe~. elr cond .. c.•l~ home with h•lf acrt, no city hlxeJ. beeutiful rivernice out building, for Nle by view, Kenauge. Folter'aMo· owner. cen be ' " " anytime, bill Homo Port. 114-441· ,. town. Suiteble for lftlltui'l onoo . 114 -982 · 21181 . P.O.Bo• 249, Po..,.rOv. ' 2 ·btdroom epanment ne1r ahopplng in Middleport:"' Dopoalt required. 111 4-911 ~. 2879 . .. ..... ... APARTMENTS. mD~ita homea. houMa. Pt. Plllllll/rt and Gollipolio. 111 4·4411· 8221 . •1• Llurellnd Apartmentl, Now Ha..n. now a cooptins appli· cation• for 2 bedroom apertments. la1ic rent 11 &3": Inquire apartment C~1 . Equ•l houaing opportuntty. 2 bdr .• wistwr • dryer, treeh • wot., paid. e200 mo .. depoall, I mi . from HMC . 1177 Mobllo home. 12•85 Call 111A-l'411· 1354. O . k -. liko now. 3 ..d. rooms. beth end helf, For ron~· mobilo homo UPf'O< we1her and dryer, refrigera - Rl- Rd. Coli oltor 11'M. tor. etove, venetian blindl e 14-'446-0508. and curt1in1, vinyl under· l - - - - - - - - - - - - - - pannlng. ~orpotad porch, Furniehed 2 bdr, in Crown utility building, 304·176· City . Caii.814· 251·1S20. 3030 avoningo 304·1175· 2 bedrooiJl mobllo home for 3431 . rent. Burdette Addn. 1 1981 Holypart 14a70, tobll e175 .00 plue utMitiH and electric, ••king dopoalt. 304-e75-2414. t14. 800 .00 . 304· &71 · 2947 till 1 :00 PM . 43 Farms f~r Rent . 33 · Forma .for Sole 5 room a and both. ·So-li lor sale to aanlo -•te :7 out ~'bulldingl , lOCited near room ahinglo~ hou• • 55 new road. on l'nllil, milk . ...,.. , on Rt. 771, Laote. 01)_, paper. school bua routea. Aleo INirn. amoke hau• • Con 114-992 ·7257. O.llo crib. Tobrrc:co bo... 2 .dug Stahl. wello. Contact Donald My· l- - - - - - - - - - - - - - oro; 114·143·2481. 1- - - - - - - - - ! . 44 Apartment 30 mobil I home. bom for Rant ond ohacl, 304-755-411,4. 304·112·2471 , 14 mloo. l'lt. ·I North, Point PI. .Mnl. Nlcoly furnlohod mobile • home. eft. apt. . central •lr 35 Lot• It Acreeond hoot In olty. adulto only. •- .• . Coli e 14·4411•03311 . .oc-. «\ ·. -:--~-------:­ Furnlohacl offlctMcy 701 1 ocro laval ground. 0 - · 4th Ava .. Gollipollo. 1110, Twp. -Icteric Call 114- utHitiaa paid. lhlro both, 441· 3044. .. ~ulta. Coli 441 ·4411 ettor 7PM . 57 """"· 2e or more whlf --~----------­ tlmbor•. aom• bottom lind! Upotoiro 3 roomo, fumlohad, ~ 'P!'ntl"ll Wrnd, crool!, both. woahor· drvor. AC. tato, , rldlna lown - ·· no peta. ret .. dep. mDwor, Coil 814· 311· req .. odulto. Coli 114·4411- • 1134. : , .. 1511. < •• . • --------------~.~: _______ , COUNTRY MOilLE . H Port. Route 33, N - lit!: Pomaroy. La... lot.l . c.-; lt4-112-7471. 49 Fcir LMM , •· ~ .• Tobocco "'m for 114-448-0181. •J · ftltiC • I �.• The 49 Sentinel . LAFF-A-DAY For Leese f I I ,\ WANTED OIL • GAS LEASE.S. Wont to clrMI n -. alao want old product'on. Reidy coah. Wrltt P. 0 . lox 1133, Porkt<tburg, w. Vo. 21102 . . 81 luitea, r-a.,g.S. wringer waahen. & ahou. New llvlngroom eui1ea 1199 ·fli99 , Iampo , olao buying co.l a wood atovea. Call fl14·4411· 3169. · LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofoaondcholraprlcldfrorn 1286. to 18911. Tabloo, 1110 ond up 10 1125. Hkll· • · boda.l390. ond up 10 $660 .• aofo bldo 11411. Reclin~r~, 12211. to 13711.. Lompa from '128. to 1125. pc. d i - • from 1109 .. to 435. 7 pc. 1189 and up. Wood "blo with olx ch.llra IZBII to 17411. Dllk 1110 up to 12211. Hutchoo, 11110. Bunk bod compllto wNh mon-a. 12711. ond up to 13911. Boby blda. 1110. M8ttre..ea or box sprinp, full or twin, 1118., firm, 188. and 178. OUMn aato, 1;121. 4 dr. chelta, 149. II dr. cheata, 1119. Bod fronlft, 120.ond 1211 .. 10 gun· Gun cobineta, 1310. Ooo or electric rongoal3711. Beby monroooeo. 126 •1311, lied !romeo uo. 128, • no. ki'!Jl.frtmo 160. Oood telec· tic::jn-. of bedroom Juitea. r~kert , metel cabinetl. ...dboorda 138 a. up tc llfll. 1 ···· · · •··· · •·· ··· • Uied furnNuro .. 5 pc. dl~eno. held boordo, eloet· nq range . 3 miles out Bulavilll Rd. Opon 1om to 51fm, Mon . thru Set. 11~4·446·0322 O<JOD USED APPLIANcES Weihe••· dryora, relri-•· toft. rongoa. Skogga Applf'ncoa, Upplf River Rd. boial1'4i~4415~7o3ne88C. rut Motal. C6unty Applionco .' Inc . Oood ulld . oppNoncoo end Til ~tl. Opon BAM to &PM. Mpn thru Sot. 614-446· 11!19. 627 3rd. Avo . Golli· pcfia, OH. ') II I I Jil f' I I> I' '· I' I h 24'x30'x8' g-vodoor& door. 13,888 Iron Ho- Bldga. colloct. ' SWAIN AUCTION • FURNITURE 12 Olive St .. GeiHpoUa. Ntw • UHd WOod~COIIItoVea. I pc wood LR tuNo 13119. bunk blda 1189. ontron rtelln•a 189, now • ulld 1I Farm Equipment .o 51 HOU18hold Goocl1 bedrooln Tuesday. May 14, 1985 Ohio CR088 8t SONS U.8 . 31 Wut, Jlcltton, Ohio. 114·281·84~1 . Mo-y Fe<guaon. NHolland. Buth Hog lolea • SlfVIco. 'Ov• 40 o,oold trectora to choo" from • completallno of now a. ulld ....,.,...,,, Ll'll•at .._ion In S.E. Ohio. JIVIDEN'S FARM EQUIP· MENT Moy ull on long troctorl • Vorrnow btlort w -11% Int ..on ftnonclngl And - ut for t oomp!IU line of forming -•-rt•• . . .nne.. 1 USED-AU uiad Oqulp,..nt diocountld. 2 ·MF 1 IIO'a, 2·MF liO'a, MF 11111, 20q<l Ford, 31100 Ford, 446 Long. 12611 Ollwr. Jubilee ford, t~:;:;::::::~====1=========::12·VormMr round bllaro. 3· NH heyblnoo. 3· NH rokoo. 54 Mi M h . buohon, mowlnn mochlnt, ec. ere: andise 55 Building Supplle• • • lv oplko tooth harrow. cult • · tora, plow., 'obacco Ht1er. Und electric whOII choir. J"""en'a Farm Equlpmonl· Lokomotlc, o-na the door Bulldl- Motartllo 814 ••8 18111 to frMdom a.lndlpendonce . Block:·•brtck, - • pipea, · ·- · ' S-Ing a. poWt< control windowa. llntelo , ate . 2.000 Ford d~ trlctor. left tldo. '13211. Coli 814· CloudoWintora. Rio Orondo. 1.400 ocutal houro. oxtro 448· 2208. 0 . CoH 114·2411·11121 . nlco. prlca 111,760. Coli 114· 448· 40113. 231nch Zenith color TV, t.pe Built on your lot now! Big 4 dock. electric typewriter, ..,, go._·ohop. U.81& 8t Orovlly inci- welk.bohind, coffee tobll, fith tank with up. Coli 1·814-888·731 I. Nil. proplllld, oloo form floh. Coll814·441l· 39!)3. troctor. Call 11. 814· Block, brick, mortor ond 388·871 1. Hot Point rlfrlgerotor !roll moaonry aupplloa. Mountlln free. food comportmont, for Sta" Block, Rt. 33. Now IN Ford tractor. new tune mobilohome. Coll814-448· Havon, W. Vo. 304· 882· up. new peint. 2 bottom 2037. · 2222. plowa, II ft . dlac, cuNivotoro, boom polo. alll1,995. Coli Story Clerk upright plano. low grodo lumber 1100 814·211·8522. Call814-258·1·922. boord 11. •110. Millwood, 1--~-----­ lnc .. lntaroectlon, U.S. 33· Now ldu t"ZA monure 1987 ~ ton truck. good W.Vo. 2. 304-273·21122, opr01der .13911. 6 ft. hordy cond ...l l ,100 firm . 3 apud open 7 o.m. • 8 p.m. buehog 1271. 4 ft. 8rMIIon elK. boat motor eao. Mec. loturday. 8 o.m. · 3 p.m. cuNipocktr tali . CoH 8141110 rOioldor 1100-oet up 218· 81122. for trop. Po- t - . o Httar 1 row •210. ltMr -vy duty 8 to" UnNid hehora. •how bqxoo. Stand· · running gears. Pet1 for Sale ina hey for ula. 3 tobecco 58 Coli 814·288· bole box ... 78 Hondo CVCC . I opd.. body ti-ona. good, HILLCREST KENNELS, _ _..:.;;,:....__ _ _ __ ·need aomo work on onglni. Boordlng oil b-•· Hooted United landacope. box Coll814·446·0198. Indoor-outdoor facllltlu. 1291, II ft. Buahog Brond 1100 lb 8HI, olr11dy but· AKC Dobormon pUpploo: whMI dloc, with cyllnden s....,rc1. Coll814· 448· thooeo 18911. Cell814·2811· chorld ••.90 lb., plua but· Stud 8522. chO<Ing bill, wiling to Hll 7781. Wo . Coli 114·241-1223. 8rlorpotch Konnola Profoa· AM-F..,. 8-trock rooord tlonol All·broed grooming. player conoolo ote<eo. doric Indoor-outdoor boordlng fe· wood cablnn. very good ciiNiel. Englltll Cocker 8po· cond .. 1110.00. CaM 814- nlel pUpploo. Con 814-381· 8710. 388·9824. "I fmished my prayer. I'm telling him a joke I heard today." aft•• 1-------- - - 83 TRACY j Uveltock 81 heif••· 871· - · Hoh.teM cow. and 304-178-2110. 2283. Hay ond corn. 1114-982· 8 I 4·992."~881 . EVENING ' 8 :00 • (]) (l) ll) • (I) (lit • IDINewa . (]) Hot Potato Cll Dr. WIIO <Ill 3·2 ·1. Contact (CCI • Dlff'...... .fitrokll 11:30 · • (]) ll) N ~ Newa ()) Alflomon rlfttH, LoCII rtfet"enCII TOP CASH ptld for '80 model.,.d newer ua~ Are. Smith Bulck·Pontllc, 1811 Eoatt<n Aw .. Golllpolo. Coli 1 ----------""'----~---....:~ 814·441·2282. I' 1977 Ford Movoriok, offer. Coli 814· 2118·12111 liter 8:00PM . 71 Autos for Sale 74 . Motorc:yi:l81 1981 blue Mudo RX·7 uc. 1980 block Grand Prtx, AC, ahapo, 27,000 mllu . AM·fM·CB. P8, PB, Auto, 17,600 Con 1>1 """ollho Crulll. Till. 304·1111· 1172. Jumbo In Rio Grondt. CaH 814-246·9134 orl14-2411• '81 Codllloc E14oredo. 6439. ·•8.eoo.oo. oxc co"". - · 171·7471. 81 Buick Regal 302 V·l 971 Chryolt< NIIW York• outo, olr cond., PS, Pl. •;•:i~~~~ Loaded. Wll toll AM·FM 01~11. now - · • or tab goodoond .. ll7.000ml .. one to 304 871 ownor. 14,800. Coli 814· poymon · • • 448·11183. 1844 · io-• 18?9 Rogency 98 Oklo, I owner, perfect ~cindNion, now tlrea: Call 814·448· 3681 alter 8. '71 Novo. 8 cyl •. 4 door, ltandord. 1 14.000 mllel. ono - - · 17.1 0.00. 304· 171-4278-. 1982 Toyota Turcoll AC, 4 d r.. 37 ml . Mpo • one owner, ox .. cond .. , .1 4.2711. CoH 814·246·1118 · 1979 Toyota Collce BT. hotchbock. AC, oxc ..cond .. low mil01go, 14,171. CiH 614·246-9111. '73 Olda CUlloM, good cond. . 1100.00. 304-171· 73111 l---------- 1911 Chlvollo Mllbu 18. •H oftar 1 :00. 304·418· 1808. l----t----,....-- 1---------- 1878 ·H orl•v Dovldlon apottalll 1.3.000 mi. Cell •\4·448·18111 or after II 114·448-1244. 1880 Hilley Sport ott< 1 too<~ cond .. · 12.100 firm . CoM 814· 3117· 7172. '!'llot. 11711 lportlllr cullom point • chromo: lnvoldor• II ........ -•a. n.1oo. Coli 814·241·8428 alter I . 3-or.UOK-oHWi.l exo. cond. 910 mlln. Call 114-381·81il1 . . Brand new troller for 3 - · 12211. S&W model 3411 22 ell .. 12110. Coli 114:441·7018. 1 111 Hondo C 811110. Coli 814·841·3037. 3CJ4.871· 12$9. 1111 :K.w.•kl 1110. ·..t,.Y good ~ond, ·Kino orrd !).uoon auu. w111 ·· uo•lfloe. 1100.00. 304·812·3328. 75 Country Oak tl!bl••• chain, cupboards. deske, Ice boxa. Conklta, Tlipptro Plaint, Rt. 1 . Hand crafted enp llnlohed. Air conditiOner. Now. 2,100 BTU. Coola up to 8 rooma or loll. A Mldlond CB l'lcllo with ontonno. , 23 chennlll with uppoo end lo- tldl bind. 814,992·1148. Coli enytima of dey or nigh~. White We.tinghouM n~nge . *IO. gill Hamilton DelUxe goa dryw. lmportol tloctrlc rongo. 814·9811-4348. tic tank with Homolito pump 111110.00. A·Modll with cui· tlvotoro II ,900.00. 7 ft. w 0 o d • 8 u·' s h ·H o a 11.. 1100.00. Call 304· 738· 2342 or 304·8711-12811.' ANNIE Will do pali\tlng. inaido end 114-982:11023. D.and M. Contractors. Vinyl aiding, replacement... win· dowa. lnsullidng, roofing, new and remodeling. con· 2 five yr. old DuerterhorH Coll614·379·2818 . rro••••· II 4 -H Sull9lk morlcll lamb rame. C.l ·be reglatered •711·•100 ••· Coli 1114· 317-7133. Rog. Ouonor horH boy - ... whh 2 month pld boy coN by Super Chlx lnd bred book to him oil for HIIO. Coli 114·2411-1181 1. needs trenaml11lon 1111. 14110. 814·742·2420. 18111 2-door VW. 1873 Sidon VW. 1114·992·71011. 1 984 Ford pickup truCk, F110XLT.Po-r ate..lng, - ......... pO- door locke ond wlndo-. AM· FM·co-. allcllng ..., window, cruiM, tilt -lng whool, pluo more. e1 4·881· 3.illll. Ball lolt was 12,300.00 now 12. 100.00. Roducod Joop wei 12,200.00 now •1 ,988.00. Trt County Sport shop. 304-8711·2111. ,. .. OWl 71 Auto P11rt1 • Ac:cenorl11 Five 14 Inch Chevy Reily Rlmurjth •'1W· 304·8711· 1841 . . ·Plcklnl u11d furnNura. 304· 876· 8413 or 871-14110. r RINGLES'S SERVICE, ox· perlanC:ad et~rpehtar. electr'· clan, m11on, l)llinter, roof· lng !Including hot tor appllcttlonl 304·1175-2088 or 8111·73t8 . YIPPiiiE! NOW we \I.ON'T >-lA\110 TO Painting exterior. 20 yeara oxporlonco, 304· 875·8384 . ·. plumb1n·g 8o ·Ha•tlng · •, . ..:.. .. · An !ain't Come. Rover!' All little 'boys like jam! pickin'no · more locks! 77 Auto RePair C • J lody Shop-reopen for a..alileoe. Coli 114·448· 0118. ,.,..... Body Shop. locult Rd. Pt,PIM..m. Pool K.K. Fnat· l!ltlmltal. 114·118· 41?4. • 78 Moton Home• · • CI!R1P8rt :• . 01:· Ukl 31 ft. ~·- 111,100. 1 •• pursuit of international caught red-handed ~hen they u&e false information to ·rand dates. tRI D (I) ~ P,'IOVIE: ' LIIdy from Yeatordoy' (CCI (I) <Ill frontline (CCI 'You Are In the Computer.' The problems that arise for indi· viduals as a result of compu· terized information ·are 9 :30 or '814·992-7119 anytime. : ~ (1). examined . (60 min.) (j2) Hell to the Chill (CCI Oliver is blackmailed into becoming a member of Dozer and dumptruck •rvi · · ~.. cas. D.A. Boaton Excavat· · lng . 814-887-1828 or614 · 378·8218. tho KGB. 10:00 IJ (I) ll) Remington StMio Laura falls in love with the politician she was 73 Van•. 4 W.D. ·I 113 CiMc:' I· II Jlmnoy General Hauling Gridiron .· .Soop Jeu' ' Ken'a Water Service. Walla. clotorno, poolo llllod .. Phono 114·387-'01123 or814·387· 7741 night or dey . SNAKE!! A WIN A"f' L.AS"f'! I CAN'"f . WAI"f' "fO Waugh'• Water Service. w.... claterna. pools. Day I, end ony 10 fiiUI, no . Houl llmootono. •nd. gro· note, e110 lrm. Call vll,dlrt. bulk or bog tanlllzot ond lime. Elioeitlor SoH 4o4, 4 ...... I 'oyl., AM·PM 814-448·4011. Workalnc. 138 E. Moln St., Clllllltl, - : , : - · •• •009 1110 flfthwhri! N ft. - · 17, . Coli 114· ......... a. 001111., can Pomeroy. 114-882-3811 . n•IMI. 114-441-1101. Ford VIII, .............. ~ T, 1171 Wilmot eo II ft. ...... 1177 &T PI N GOIIII.. ti.IOII. Cell lllt olr. l'll-1711 lftlr IPM. · lellll. · 11.100. Cell ..:.::.:....:.::.:.:..:;.;:~;;;.;.;..-- ., 114·111-G447. TIIIITATI U'"OLITIIIV IHOP 1111 .... ..... 8oiiPCIIt. 114-441-7131 orl14-44t· ;· -reu.- L-ADY' 6NAKE~ 1131. 10:30 ()) Cetobrlty Chefs (I) McLoughlin Group (jj) Aduh YOMI (IIINNNtw. IHBO) Noi Nec1111rtly tho Newa 1 I :00 • (]) (l)ll) • Cll (lit • IDINewa . ()) BIN Colby Show (I) MOVIE: 'The Valechl p~· ' . . NORTH .K84 Too quick on the trigger ~ · 14 ·8 ~ •10 7 tJ98 74 .QJ8 WEST EAST .J9 76 •QIO U • 9532 •K4 .. p.,, ., ... I DON'T CAii:E .. ANVTHIN6.~. .. · l'lert ,.,.., r r( by THOMAS JOSEI'H ACROSS 40 Foe 1 Plate 41 Elysium 5 Social DOWN stratum I Weight unit Ill Et.emal 2 Anc. Gr. City colony 111'he Desen 3 Set:m FOx" suspicious 13 Over ag_ain (sl.) 14 Elec. unit 4 Cut 15 Unit or 5 Drawing Yesterday'• Anewer length medium ' 16 Hindu title 6 Anhur 12 Late Beatie Z5 Spun 17 Cascade Miller's IS EngliSh 27 Cure (Scot) · salesman . river . 211 Indian 18 Anc. name 7 Elec. 18 Pro symbol for Great tenn publico 30 Encourage Britain 8 lnvesti· 22 Clamping 34 Yemen port 20 Swedish gllled (sl.) device :hi Cnmmon county 9 Arranged 23 Resolve sumx 21 Sundered in rows 24 Reoch 37 22 Prohibit 23 French river 25 Expand 26 Reverberate 27 Singer, ·1 1 :30 8 (]) lil Tonitht Show Tonight's guest is Tom Bro· kow. [60 min.l (J) a..t of Groucho ()) lportl CInlet' ([I WKRP In Cincinnati G ([I Foil Guy CJi Lmioiiiht Amorlco CliTul • ()I Nlglrtllne ABC Newa 8 TwiUghl Zone 12:00 ()) luma • Allen ()J NFL' I Gleetllt Mo· menta Upsets, Underdogs, Hoi Doga end Heroot . (I) Benny HHI Show • .. . . .. ' , ~. . .. b-+-+- Jullus " La 28 •a nnan Barbarian" 29 The Tiber, to Italians 31 - Juana 32 Cockney's •cMtle· 33 Palm leaf 35 Deacendant 1=+-+of Levi 37 Couple 3il Balanced 39Grolted (her.) DAILY CRYPrOQUOTES- llere'1 llclw to wert It: ., -~. ' : AXYDLBAAXR II LONGFELLOW (I) Monty Python • " - \ ' Hill Show IHIIOI MOVIE: 'Pollee Acodemy' [CCI . . .. . . .J:! _..._. ._r. ·-· . [HIIOI Hltchhlk1<: Aornom· loertng Melody !MAXI MOVIE: 'All The1 loya Water SerVice. Alto poola filled . Coli 814· 21111·1141 or 1114-141· 11711 or &14-448· 7911 . J1m11 Collt14·211·1240 or 114· 2118·1130. = ()J Australian Rulli Footbal (I) • (j2) Pllcldo Domingo Sttppln' Out w/the Lldlll Placido 's guests include Patti La Belle, Stofonie Pow· ers, Juliet Prowse and Lealie l!9gamo. 160 min.l CIJ Statewldl (jj) PoiNiclena on the Griddle ' 100 Years of the BARNEY SEWINO Mechino ropolra, HJVIca. Authorized Singer 8al.. • Service Sborpon Sclaaon . Fobric Shop. Pomwoy. &14·892· 2284. 11' Fold - . , - · llum.top.--ttldle, min .) Electrical Refrigeration or nlaht. Reaeoneble' retaa. from - A BIG "AREA. ... spies . (60 min.l ()) Flvo Who Dared (I)• (j2) WIIO'e the llooal (CC) Tony and Angela get Dozer Work l•nct cle8ring. ;.. londocaplng, etc. Free oati· , · mateo. Call II I 4 · 448·8038•: --.-IIII.Cell 114-2111·1211. Answer: Where tne opera slnq,er's little aria came (CC) Good· 1 · Excavating; buements, footera, driveways, MPtlc tenkl, landacaping. Coli onyllmo 814-441 · 41137, Jomoal. Oovlaon. Jr: owner. 85 I 9:00 II (I) lil Riptide Cody . Nick and Boz find .them· selves bickering while in Excavating 8o Yesterday's L-------------.....1 hired to investigate. [60 RICK'S'' NEW AND USED FURNITURE . Compore our prices. MVI today. Phone 304-773-11430. (Ana- . tomorrow) JumiSios: Klffi LEAVE BA KERY MAGNET •• WALK / 1 .. .. Rotary or coble 1ool drilling. Moat we1tl1 camplated -tame ' .daY.· Pump Mlfi•· and --_sarYi· . ·c··· 304-8911·3802 . . ': . 84 r x x 11 By Jamn Joeoby Part of the fun of bridge· is in walt· thieves who steal their van . ing for your opponents to go over· ta tK 3 (60 min. I board. Then yot~ double them and set · +Ai06 54 +K 97 3 ()) Oontle Bon · them a few tricks. But be very cer· SOUTH ()J Mejor League Baaoball lain tha1 they are In deep water .A2 Film before you double. .AQJ8 6 (I) • IDI Three' a e Crowd Agaillllt five diamonds, West felt tAQto5 2 (CCI Jack discovers that so· that his red kings would score two +2 meone has been passing tricks. With the club ace in addition, \ phony hundrld dollar bills at he made an ill-advised double. West Vulnerable: North-South the Bistro. IRI cashed the club ace and led another Dealer: East D (I) ~ lt'e Your 20th club. Dummy's jack forced East's Anniveraary. Chertle West East Brown Charlie Brown and king and declarer ruffed. The normal . .. Pass thft rest of the Peanuts gBng play now would be for declarer to go I NT Pus celebrate their 20\h year on Pass Pass to dummy arid take a diamond · CBS . (60 min.l Pa .. Pass 5t Pau finesse. Should that fail , he would (I) <Ill Nova !CCI 'The Na· Obi. Pa.. Pass Pass return to dummy and take the heart tional Science T~st .' Celebrfinesse. If either red king is right, he Opening lead : +A ity panelists join host An is home. But percentages go out the. Flemina on tC?night's_sc;ience window when the only explanation lor quiz show. ·IRI (60 mln.l tbi double is that West holds both red ·· '· r 1111 MQIIiE : " 'Jeremjeh ·kings. Accordingiy .'South played the . -· · '· · Johnson~ . · ace of diamonds. Nothing hlppened . .. [H80I ·MOVIE: 'Tht HoU11 'He next played the spade ace arrd a from dummy while ruffing In btl ~ of~ Long ShadowS' spade to the king. He cashed the hand. . . [MAXI MOVIE: 'Big Hand Yes, I kno>f .tha t a spade .. shift at queen of clubs, tbrowjng ~ hell,rt, and. for the Uttle IJI!Iy' ·. • .• ruffed · du.mmy's last spade. Now he trick 'two ·would have P!"'Venre.f 8 :30 ()J PKA .Full ~ '·, !(orne: Wortil · · Welter, .exite<fwilh a trump. . ... · . declarer frl!lll eliminali~t~~ · tbe,. blec~;. . . wt4g~t Chernj>ioliehlp- · .When West won the diiunond king,, suits bef'lre.- throwtng West tn with 1 · · he had 1o lead either a heart away .'diamond. ·Doei it ·surpriso! yoti that .; Rockftitd, ll (I) · NBA Baakotball from the king or a black card, which such a careless doubler is also a little Conference Flnll: Team• would allow South to discard a heart careless on defense? .,•. To Be Announced (I) • (j2) Foui· Upa. Bleopa/Biundon Tonight's in-house guest is Ted Lange . , pm. 19118 Chevy, 4 door. 8 oyllndtr. outornatlc. robollt engine, II lilY , reotorod, IN THE .. Fetty TrM Trimming. stump romovol. Call 304· 67& .. • 1331 . 83 "r x xxr A -Team's much needed vacatlon turns into a ntghtmare when they encounter some JIM'S.PLUMBING 8t HEAT· lNG .' Rt. 1, Box 356. Golll· polio. Coli &1 4 -;J87·0$76. 1980 Ford Thundlrblrd. 2· tone, AM-FM stereo, air. 814-949·2112 lflor 5:30 gested b)' the above cortoon. that 7 :30 II (I) Tic Toe Dough I]) Claco Kid ()J Spona Focus· Julluo Irving (I) D (I) Family Feud ll) Jeopardy ~ Wheel of Fortune G (j2) Enlertalnmenl Tonight Ill WKRP in Cincinnati 8 :00 II (I) lilA· Team !CCI The out, molt plum,blng, yard wortt. Ae110ne~l• pricea. CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING C'or. Fourth and Pine Oollipolla, Ohio Phone 814·446·3888 or 814-448-4477 1 row tobacco aetter with plowo 14110.00. 1 .000 p1 ... Mswer. Now lfT8nge the clrc:led let1ere to form the surprise answer, as aug. bee s and wasps. Boet1.1nd M9~clr1 for s.~le ovenlngt. ) I I ·) olution of insect life forms and their interdependence with plant life including ants, lo<;:usts. moths , termites , • 8,000 BTU. oir cond. •96, GE olr cond . .., 110, aide by aide rlfrigorotor 1195, fr~ frll rlfrigorotor 11110, amlll refrigerator eultable for compor •&II, electric clothei dryer 191. geo clothtl dryer 1911. electric rongaoyolevel oven 11110. SkoOIIIApplilln· coo, Uppor AI- Rd .. 81 4· 448·7398. ~JAVILO ~ SA I I:'. (HBOI Ute on Earth: Tho Swarming Hordoa David Attenborough traces the ev- Qane'e Deep St,.am Carpet Clunlng, upholatrey, ICOtbhguerd, deodorizers, free oatlmotea, highly ••· commondtd .. 814 -742· 2211 8.2 WH A"T THei!IUS (;'~IV!~ Ill Jefferson• Roo! Work, "Old ond now. All rooft· motol. etc. No jl>bo to bif . . . Free estimates. Call 814·448 ·0817 on.ytimo. RON 'S ·Teloilialon Sorvlco. HouH colla on RCA. Quozor, OE. Spocllllng In Zenith." Call304·1178-2398 or 614· 448· 2464. 1 171 Hartly· Davldton Ellc· tro Olldo Clelllc. Lklo . Iota of oxtroa. goragoatorld. low lllilua•. mult . . · to opjncleto. Mekl on offer. Tune Hou11 pointing a. trailer roof topo. Call 814-448· 21114., new and driven for · 2 montiia. Approxlmotoly 4,000 mllea. NMda front dre end rtm. . .00. or lien - · 814·247-2021 eller 1:00pm. Poul HHI, Rlclne, Ohio. , , ® Newa Q1 IDI New Name modollng. deckl. potloa. · Froe ootlmltll. Golllpolli, Dh. Coll814·4411·7887. crete. Coll304-773·1i131 . .I TEECIX Newahour structures, re· 1 1!12 K.-lllol 440LTD . Chain cblftn. Bought llrond 1173 118wa•lll 171 F-7 Enduro. 1400.00, phone 304-171·1847: ' 18.1 0 'OMC PU tiuok, dloaol 3110 engine. elito. l.rirno. Pl. PI, t3, I 10. Contoct Mr. I 949 Plymouth Ctonbrook Goo•x•· 814-448-1341 4 ~·· -n" good til-. 8:30· PM. . 9ut oHor. CoU 814·4411· 1?86 oiler e. 0 a. R Conjroctoro: Siding. 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TURNER ,. I ' "~ ·<' ......-' •·. . ·~ �Page ~ 10- Tuesday. May 14, 1985 Pomeroy-'-Middleport. "Ohio The Daily Sentinel _VMH Recognition program will salute staff, volunteers r "' I \ '' NEW SERVICE - \ / Leslie Laufman, . M. D. hernotolglst and oncologist, Grant Hospital, seated, now makes weekly vlslis lo Veterans Memorial Hospital .for consullatlon and treatment with pallents having cancer and blood diseases. She Is accompan· led by Margaret bnhoU, no* IHICOioglst, who is BS81stlng In training Tammy McDaniel, R.N., left, lo become an J.V. themplst. By CHARLENE ROEPUCH 8em'laelll&ldfWrlter National H05pltal Wee\!, May 12-18, Is a time for saluting the doctors, nurses, aides, other personnel and ·volunteers working In CQilllllunlty h05pltals. At Veterans Memortal Hospital a reCognition program will be held lor staff and volunteers on Friday. Th1Jrsday the hospital .will partlcl· pate In an area rnockdtsasterdrtllto Increase their expertise In handHng major emergmcles. "Lifework" Is the theme for National H05pltal Week. As. explained by W. Scott Lucas, Veterans Memorial · Hospital ad· mlnlstrator, "Ufework" Is the dedication to Improving the quality of life lor each member of this community. Hospital stat!· members are the ullfeworkers" on whom residents must depend, he said, and this week Is a tlffie to call the community to acknowledge the many benefits dertved from the hospltlll and Its staff. Lucas ·commmted that "lifeworker'.' should apply io ali of us, starting with being responsible lor personal health and becoming a smart health care consumer. He also suggested that residents may become "llfeworkers" by volunteering thetrtime and Interest to Veterans Memortal Hospital and its spectal health and comm)lnlty programs. At Veterans thet;f Is an active Ladles Auxillary and a Candystripers·program. · National Hospi~l Week Is a tl!;ne for recognizing the accomplishments of all "ilreworkers" and Lucas encourages Meigs Countlans to join him In saluting ttui employes ofVeteranswhoworktoimprovethe quality of life In the community. Veterans Memorial Hospital has 117 full and part-timeemployes with an annual payroll <if $1,532,ml. In 1984 a total of 1,414 patients were admitted to the hospital and 8,675 patimts were seen lri the' emergency room department. The medical staff members are. J. E. Witherell, M.D.• .chlelofstatl; J.H. Ridgway, D.O., v.lce chiet of staff; W. A. Mansfield, M.D., secretary; Z. B. Dayo, M.D., treasurer; Malcolm Lentz, M.D., Edward Beridch, M.D., surgeons; J. A. Wade, M.D., ENT specialist; C. W. Thompson M.D., 'A. Sola, M.D., R. Avertoh, M.D:. radwiO!itsts: H. B. Davidson, M.D., V. Hlnrlchs, M.D.. D. Cherdron, M.D., patholOgists. EM£RGENCY .ROOM - '·David Price, D.O. Is director of the eiTIIlFgeOcy room 8ervi<:es at Vetera,t'l -Memo.W ·Hosjlital. He ~tinates~ tliat about iO,OOO ing to Luc·as. Started as a' pilot project In 1972 offering a mln,lmum of home care services, the program has now grown to Include tube and intravenous feedings. In-home chemotherapy wru soon he added to the wide range of services offered through the home health care program. Currently 70 patients are being seen by the four registered nurses, four aides, and a pliys!cal therapist with 548 In-home visits belrig made during April. According to Mrs. Smith the caseload continues to blcrease, with a high percentage being cancer patients. She explained that the emphasis of the service, with the continual cutbacks In h05pital time paid by Medicare, Medicaid, and private Insurance companies, is to dis· charge the patient as soon as quality care can be provided In the home, and to keep the patient In the familiar home setting and out of the hospital as long as possible. VIsits to the homes are made,by the home health nurSes and aides as frequently as required. The cost Is $32 a visit, whether made by an aide to give a bath, change bedding and see to other needs of the patient, or by a registered nurse to change catheters, dressings and feeding tubes, or take laboratory specimens. Most, It not all, ofthe cost for the home health nursing service is paid by Medicare, Medicaid or other Insurance, according to Mrs. Smith. EmerJI"'ICY Rollm Service ForthepastthreeyearsDr.David Price, p.o. has been director of the emergency medical · service at Veterans Memorial Hospital. As director, he Is responsible for scheduling ail the services as well as maintaining the quality of emergency medicine, and rapport with the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service. · Or. Price says that since he came to Veterans there has been a steady Increase In t)le number of patients corning to the emergency room and this year it. is expected to reach · aboUt lO,mJ. He was compUmentary about the quality of service provided by the EMS and his department which maintains a seven day a week, :M hours ·a (jay service schedule. He rewrted th.at Life F1ight has ' been ·callect in aboui 15 t(nles'.'thls past year to transpOrt critical awards • ....,.,ftllt•Pip1 patients to other hospitals, and to · bring In specialists. A new landing pad is currently under construction near the hospital. Caneer Treatment SpeclaiiR Leslle Laulrnan, M.D.. ahemotol· oglst and oncologist,Grant Hospital, is now making once a week visits to Veterans Memorial Hospital to consult with cancer patients and patlents with bkiod diseases. She reviews the history and x -rays of patients, conftnns the diagnosis, evaluates patients, and then designs a treatment program. She describes her role as one of helping patients to underStand their choices, and then designs if Indicated a program of chemotherapy treatments. All of the patients she sees are referred through local doctors. Dr. Laulman is accompanied to Veterans by Margaret lmhlff, a nurse oncololst from Grant, who is aslstlng In training Tammy McDaniel, R.N. InN therapy. election • ·. 1 y ~enttne a House Bill 501 13beled 'devastaiing~ Vot .35. No.22 By KATIE CROW ."HouseBill501hasbeencalledthe most devastating-anti-business Jaw . that has ever been passed" accordlngtoTomSmith,surveyorforJ.D. Drilling Company, representing the Southeastern Ohio 011 and Gas AssociatiOn. .Smith was the guest speaker at Tuesday's luncheon meetlngol.thePomeroyCharnberol Commerce. House Bill 501 wi\ich bec8111e effective April l2deals with disposal· O( brine ,according to the State of Ohio. . Smith said the way the blll is written It will have a devastating affect on the oU and gas business In theStateofOhlo. Brine is, according to Smith, any water produced from a well. Smith noted, '"l'bf bill is going to cause a lot of wells to be plugged; land owners wUI be hurt In that royaltleswlllbe lostalongwllh" free gas". He said some brine Is lethal and that the bill Is good In that II controls biine. The oU and gas association Is asking that theStateofOhioclasslty brine and thatbrinebetest.ed.Ohlo's To end marriages Rema Chafin Mohler, Pomeroy, and Thomas Mohler, Patriot, have , been granted a dissolution of marriage in Meigs County Common Pleas Court._ Rose Marie Dearing, Middleport, has flled for divorce from Waiter W. Dearing, Middleport, charging gross neglect of duty and extreme · crueity, ---- JACl(SON PIKE·AT.35 WEST ti'Yins to score. The expulSion of Meigs High students Shawn Doidge, David Smith and Jeffrey Basham wiD . stand at thls.po!Jlt, a,ccordlng to a .. · decision handl1d -down WeQllesday m~ogby JudgeCharlesKru~hHII . the Meigs County Common· Pleas Court. Judge Knlghtthls morning denied · a temporary Injunction requesteil bytheplalntltfsaftertheirexpulsion by Supt. Dan E. Morris. The decision followed a recent hearing before the court in which Attorneys Bernard Fultz and Jenniter Sheets charged. that becau_se an amendment to student rules on expulsion and suspension was not explained In the district's bOard of education meeting minutes in 1976, the amendment cannot be consldered olllcialiy adopted. Followlng are the comments on the case made In Judge Knight's rulirrg handed down this morning: "Let us begin with one general premise -schoolsareinstitutlonsof education and are governed by the!~ own administration. A C\)Urt should not, and this court wlll not, interfere with the exercise of discretionary disciplinary authority by the school administration in the absence of an abuseofthatdlscretlonorarbltrary, unreasonable, or capricious action. "Plaintiffs have requested an ex_traordlnary equitable action of tll!S court to order the admin!strati.on of the Meigs Local Schools to ·stay expulsions ordered by the silperlntendent. Plaintiffs claim that, without this order, they wUi •no 1nded liP bdn!l tnt...,.,*\. HubiKird's Greenhouse . NOW OPEN FOR , :.SPRING 'SEASON -. . tberapllt. . Tough and sturdy tops and bottoms made to stand up to rugged play. Clastic western jeanaln e..y.c.re denim pelr up tope, 100'/t cotton 'No-Fault' denim lhorts wllh front ~P pock; ett, ' 'W" ttltch back poc::kett, contr..t stitch· lng •no WflnQier patch. Served with Mashed Potatoei, Choice of Salad, Roll & Drink • our best quality Exterior Latex Exterior Acrylic Stain Latex Solid Stain our better quality Alkyd Floor & Trim Enamel Gal. Dining Room Only $335 CROW'S FAMILY REST AU RANT PH. 992-5432 · Gallon our better quality ELIERFELDS Pomeroy, OH. CHAI\mER SPEAKERS - Tom Smith, center. representing Southe&Sem Ohio 011 and Drillers As8oclaiton and Kenny utt, of J. D. Drilling Co., left, were ~t~~eoit speaken!l at the Tuesday hmc~it Salt brine usage okayed . . .. Chester · ToWti.ship .Trustees passed · a resolution -:at 'I'uetday night's public meeting to allow the use ot salt.brine for dust control on Chester Township niads. Mike Wlll, Chester Township • .~ler.k i .reports lhaf aPf>fO/dmalely UtntereStedpeopletumedoutfllr · the meeting and that of thOlie ln . attendance "only two were totally against the use or brine at all." According-to wm, "otherdilsenters just didn't want brine used near their ~rty." WUI adds that when the q·uestlon was put to a vote, the outcome was 1~ llln favor of using brine as dust control on the roads. The Chester rfoiutlon as explained by wm states that only brine from Chester Township may be applied to Chester Township roads 11-nd that any landowner not wanting brine in Iron! of his Is to contact the trustees. Will reports only drillers with contracts will be permitted to apply brine In Chester Township. Pres· ently. only J.D. Drilling of Racine has such a contract. Anyone wishing to discuss the brine matter further should contact the township trustees. sutler lrreJ!.araNe hm)1 due to an lnablllty to)eTronn add complete certain ~its at the high school. "~ref. court,llrdel'$l!Xfr!lordl: nary rellet In · the' Jorm , of an lnj14nctton, :temjl(irary or perrnan~f. plalnUtrs must show that they have no adequate remedy .at law. This threshold question must be determinedprtortoequltableaction of this court. "We are' a society governed by rules, and the orderly interpretation and Implementation of tbolle rules are not solely the juriSdiction of the court system. Plalntltfs request this court 19 order that a state statute Is unconstitutJonal, or to find that the Board of Education of Meigs Local Schools hasfalledtocomplywlththe state statute, 'or to hold that the compliance wlih the healing reDROWNING VICTIM REcoVERED- Memhers after 11 was recovered In dragglng~tatlolwTue!lday qulrementsofthestatutewasfaulty, of the Gallpolls Volunteer F1re DeparlmentCIII'ry the afternoon in Raccoon Creek, Gallla County. 11Jomas or that the fnlorcement of the rules . hodyo!PilUIAIIen'lbomas.3J,Rt.I,GaDipolls,upahlll drowned after swimming with his half-brother. or the schOOl was arbitrary or ' capricious. ' However, all parties must realize that the use or the court system for extraordlnanary reUefls a last resort. not an lnitual step. The Board of Education of the Meigs . Leach told deputies he no longer had GALLIPOLIS -A Gallla County apparently suflered leg cramps. Local School District is empowered the strength to attempt to rescue Investigators said Thomas's haltman drowned Tuesday afternoon by thestate'lawtornakereguiations Tax slalemenl8 mailed Thomas, so he swam tothebankand brother, Douglas Leach of Point while swimming In Raccoon Creek which gov~m the operation of the went for help.· Pleasant, who was swimming with along ~ar Run Road, according to school and :are ordered to adopt a George CoUins. Meigs County Investigators said Leach was also the Gallla County Sheriff's him, came to his aid and apparently code which governs tbe expusions of Treasurer, announced today that probably suffering from some supPQrted him In the water until the Department. · students wKier their jurisdiction. books for the second real estate tax cramps, which they said were · Paul Allen Thomas, 31, of . cramps subsided. The pair then hall "Interpretation and enforcement o! 1!184 are open for collection. caused by a Combination of warm' Bulaville-Addison Road, was swim- reportedly started for shore when of the expulsion process Is Initially Tax bills have been mailed Collins" ~ ir and cold water temperatures. ming In thecree~aroundone-elghth Thomas again started yetling ror reported. TheoUiceofthetreasurer underthecontrolofthesuperintend- of a mile west of Ohio 7, around 30 help, according to Investigators. The Gallipolis Fire Department is open Monday ihrough Friday mt and then, by way of review, '"BY the time Leach could get to dragged the river before recllvertng feet from shore and !nabout ll1lleet of 8:30a.m. to4: ll p.m. from under the Jurlsdlctlonolthe Board of water, at around 3 p.m., when he him, Thomas was under water. Thomas' body at 4:40p.m. ~Continued on page 8l Gallia swimmer drowning victim Chamber has in~erest in brine issue 1199 1trlped poly/cotton tank ' thunderstorms and Mostly sunny today, withachanceofafternoon highs between 85 and 90. Mostly cloudy tonight, with a chance of showers and thunderstorms and a low in the upper 60s. Showers and thunderstorms likely Wednesday, with highs in the mid !lls. The probability of precipitation Is ill percent today, 40 percent tonight and 70 percent ,Wednesday. Extended lorecllllt A chance of showers '11untday, with lair weather Friday and. Saturlla)'. Hips wiD he In the 70s Thunday and raJ~Ke fi'orn 1111 to 75 Jl'rtdiiJ and Satunlay, Overnight low8 will he In the 1108 early 'lllunday and between 45 and :Ill Friday and Saturday momlngs. \.s ' with 1triped polyelteri r cotton knltltlln. 8r1Qh11y Weather forecast 2& c.,.to Muttlmedio Inc. N - leglslator8 are being asked to take a hard lOOk at this problem. He alsO said that J. D. 'Drilling doesn't have the problem that other drillers have since it has injection wells, a way or disposing brine. An Injection wen would cost approxlmatelyS2M,!nlbythetlmethewell was completed. lncoQJe1instancesbrinelsuslodror dust control. su~ports .exp~lsio~ Jonat!'MI lllnlfd out_ i '\ HOME HEALTH SERVICE'> - Ell7.aheth Smith. R. N., standing, dlr.,.:tor of Home Health Services· at Veterans MC~J~orial Hospital, reviews a case history wlh one her nurses, Sharon Stewart, R. N. Emphasis of home health services Is lo provide quaUty in·home care for pa1ien1A ,who need some nursing c""' but do not require hollpltal confinement. CUFI'I!IItly '10 patients are being seen by the staff which IncludeS only four registered nlli'SeS, hut several aides and a physical emplOyes and 25 part time employes and last year their payroll totaled $1.7 million. They paid $18,000 in personal proerty taxes, S3.ml in real estate and SlX).mJ in payroll taxes. AccordlngtoUtt thlslsabouthall of the total operatlon since there are sub-contractors. "You coukl ·just about double these figures" Utt commented. . In other business, Ron Ash, ~Prohibitive president, announced that the M05t small operators, according .second annual Spring F11ng will be to Smith COUld not stand the expense tleld at Royal Oak Parkon Saturday, oldrllllnglnjectlonwells. · June8.Ticketsare$alacoupleor$10 Smith ~tied a iot of existing a single. Tickets may be purchased wells, rrlarglnal wells, will be att.hechamberolflceoflrorilanyof. plugged dUe to House Blll501. member of the board of directors. He also noted petitions have been · Hel1aage Weekend placed in to ll1l businesses for tbe Nancy Reed reported on the citlzensofMelgsCoontytos!gn.The upcomlng·Hei1!age Weekend to be petitions request Immediate actlon held on June 22-23. be taken to amend Hoose BHI 501 to Reed said many events that will el!mlnate lrijustices. be held' during the two ·day event "The on and gas business In the suchasamlnl-theatre,dlsplayof8fl StateofOIIlolsgoingtobecrtppled" work, spinning and quilting demonSmith added. stratlons to name ollew.There will Anclthe.- official speak• also be refreshments Reed Also spfak!ng at the meeting was commented. ' Kenny Utt of J. D. Drilling. Mary Powell, on behalf of th~ Utt explained that at the ~t Merchants Association, reported time J.D. Drilling has 102 full time ~Continued on page 8~ A Knight's ruli"g patients will .recelv~ In .the emergenc~· room .'!Ids . G. H. Ables, M.D.. G. E. VaUee, .year: Pil!tumil ·with him ate le(t/llria Nelglet, R..N. -. M.D., B. $ufiblall-.'l\1.D.;_Intemtsts; · ~ ·Teres&· CoUlns, .R., N•o· ow.,;ov -"~-r ·"' A• n"-'-g M.D.; L; CieSoiiZa; anu W""' • . • ' ·· ·· M. ·Stirton; . . ' .H. . ' M·,o.;I . urologist; D. Brown, D.D.S., udgm.ent awarded · Riggs, o.o.s.. M. J. Lawon, D.D.s. Complete line of veptable &bedJ . Mortgkolluesana, D.D.S., dent· di!'l plants, ha)'li~ baskets, Diamond SavingS and Loan Co., 1sts; E . s· : Villanueva, M. o ., T . potted plants -blooming &foliPomeroy has been granted : Prtce, Jr., M.D., gynecoiogtsts; M. ap, shrubbety, rose bushes, $12,981.50 judgment trom Kevin · Shah, M.D., Internal medicine; R. . mleas & Rhododendrons .. Dalley, Lancaster, on a foreclosure R . Pi c kens, D .o., genera1 OPEN DAILY 9 to 5' action in Meigs County Common practloners. SUNDAY 1 to 5 The emergency room physicians Pleas Court. Unless the defendant PH.992-5776 pays the amount within five days ol are contracted througjl Acute Care . y., with p . lr;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;::==~;;;:~;;;;;;=; Ame11ca o1 1.outsa, K the court entry, the real estate, located in Middleport, will be B"'·--'ln "''''"' e, MD . ., belng the presiforeclosed and sold at public sale. dent, and D. Prtce, D. o., the The court has appointed Milton regional director. · Tuttle, Glen Bissell and Andrew HomeHeallhSenice Sylvia as commisSioners to parllThehomeheaithcareprogramof lion property In Chester Township Veterans Memorial Hospital under as requested In ail action filed by the direction o( Elizabeth Smith, R. Gary Griffith and Juanita M. N. Is the fastest growing service Griffith, Long Bottom, against Anna offered through the hospital, accord· etal. J 2 Sec:tlono. 14 Pogeo Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, May 15, 1985 Copyrighted 1 986 SpeclaJ col'l'ellpOildenl ~31 • King N. ~D AYE. Supply 992·5000 MIDDLEPORT COIVIMINt OFF-STan PAlliNG I LOADING . ' I I· Middleport Chamber of Commerce President Bill Blower has Indicated that the chamber i~ Interested In the controversial salt brine 'disposal issue and hopes that all people Involved In the problem wlll do.what they can to eliminate the situation. Speaking at yesterday's regular chamber meeting Blower said the chamber's executive cornrnlttee Is taking an Interest In the _lsaue because of the economical Impact absence of the oU and gas Industry would have on Meigs County. BlOWer said the committee will be compiling facts and figures regard· lilg the oU and gas Industry In the t'owtty. He fUrther poi!lted oot • that chamber II "1101 condoning reckless dllpoealotbnle'' but hopes the Issue can be atevtated. Blower also reported on a bulinetl expansion and developmentprogramlorMiddleportwhich could be developed through the (' county e)\tension office. It Is women will he helo June 6 at Blower's understanding that the JayrnarGoltCourse. program, which would be carried A chamber newsletter advertlsout by vo111nteers, would provide lng Insert was explained by Bruce resource Information regardll!i' Fisl)er where chamber members many flnanciall!spects of business can buy from a quarter to a lull page that the average business person or advertising at S251or a full page. would not have thetlrnetoseachout. Ads can bereserveduptos!x months According to Blower, the In advance. chamber wlookinglntoblockparent Movers and shakers awards lor and crime) watch programs for Aprll W€flt to Dean Ha,rts and Mlddlep0rt1 atons with Middleport · YvonneScallyforthelrlnvolvement Village eo.lncll. Blower expects a wlthchamber'srecent5Krun. public meeting will be held to . The date for Middleport's annual diBc:uBI the programs. block party has been set lor Sept. 7 Jon ~ of the Gallla-Melgs and block party committees will be Communi! . Action Agency, des· organized soon . . crtbed the Ob'I'rllnlniPartnenhlp ; Octoberlest and Rally on the Act !0 c . - members. Buck River promotions were also (lis· explained J!ow .TJ'PA. a federally culled hut not official dates were funded ~ to aulst lndlvtdu· sel. . . all~~ and train· If weathef' permits, next month's lng, can be b!netld8l to employers. meeting c1. Middleport Chamber of lnotherbultneu,aremlnderwat Commerre wiD be a brown baggiven on a joint MiddlepOrt· , outdoor meeting on the street Porne!oy Chamber of Commerce scheduledlor1p.m.Junell. GoU Tournament for men and J ProPoaed FREE CAR - <t's po!lelble tension will he pretent JOHen tee oU 011 hole 9 tomorro'w at the Metgs County Jayoeell golf toumament lo he held at the Jaymar Golf Coune In honor of Jon«-tirne Middleport Pollee Chief J . J. CremeaM. Smlth-Nelllon Motors, when ' tNt- Pomeroy, II ulletllc 8lti ~ .. the ftrsl goller 111111dtn1 a hole Iii - 011 hole t Plcttmld with the car Ill Dldt Ow-, D, C~H:haliman oftOITIOII'OW'I teumey. ••••ow. \~ '• � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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