https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/0cec6b80b59ddd7c3b3dedf6f49d78a2.pdf 383ae808e1e9c5f7ba15187ca0f3a88b PDF Text Text \ Ohio T Ohio weather M s. 1987 • •·.. ..---Local Briefs:---. Lebanon trustees to meet Ohio Exh ,nd ed Forec ast . Th ursday th ro u~h Saturday : Fai r Tllursday and F riday. wilh a ch anc~ of showers on Saturday. Highs wil l be in the 60s each day. wi th on·rnight lows in the l Os. 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The depos ll is re fun d ab l ~ wh en the sig ns are taken down. at y Vot.36, No.256 So utl~w e!<i t Ohio : Sunny todu .\ ·. wil h hi ~ h s between 6o and 70. Gral'e maintenance .fee.<; due Clear tonighl. with a low in lhc low 40s. Su nny WednC'stlil\', with highs bNwccn iO an d 7:i. TIH• probabilit\· of p•w·ipi ta lion is ncar zem through The annual pa yment of grave main tena nce fees of $1 per gra\"e is now due for the Beech Cr ave Cemetery in Pomrroy. \herks a re 10 be made pa.va blc to the Beech Grove Cemelcr y Tru stees and mailed 10 Pomeroy Vil lage Ha ll , E. Ma in S1. 1hPJS ! lf1 (' ~I S IJH'ar 10 mph lorl;l ,\' :JTHJ light and \·a riablc toni ght. La k £• ~o rthea s ll'l"l .\· Er i f•: \\'Incl.., of" HI 10 ri k nots toda,\. tlC'eom ing , · ar i.~l blt• at II! knot... or h'.">s toni g ht u ntl westPrl v nr·ar knolS W<' flnc s <l ~y. ~:ohorr durin g ·w bcrornin g on· thr aflcrnoon . U\'t'ra~C' br twern two and four ff'L' l tOd J~. di m ini shi n.t:: to twn 1"1'('1 or ll·s~ t onigh t. Mos tly V\a\' !'S will sun n.v to<la~ · <ln CI WeclnPs dn_ , .. with r lf'ar s k ies ton ig hl. Mei[!;s EMS reports runs Meigs C'oun ly F:mcrgPncv Mcdiccil Sen·ices reports six ca lls Mondav; Ra cine at 10:25 a. m . tra nsported Tanya Ki ng from an au1o acf' idcnl on Oh io 124 10 Vclrran.s M(>rn ori al Hospila l; Midd leporl al Ill: lll ~. m . l ransportcd Richat·d Lewis from thr · sWi ion 10 Holzer Med ica l Cenler; Pomeroy al 12: 26 p.m. to Mulberr y Avr. for fo 'arrv Kcnncdv to Vt~ tera n s M em ori al Hos pita l·: Middleport a1 2:29p.m. to Nort h Second Ave. for Cot.' Dav is who wa s trralcd but not transpo rted; Pomeroy at 2::>2 p.m. transpor lrd C' huch Brown from an auto accident on U.S.~:! to Velcrans Memorial Hos pita l; Pomero;· at i: 08 p.m . tra nsporlc<l Michaf' l Mor ri s from a motorc.vclr accid cnl on Ohi o J4:l 111 Vc1cran s Memor ial Hos pital. By BOB HOEFLICH Sentinel News Staff Pomeroy Ma yor Richard Seyler was assured of reelection in the fall when he won.the Republican nomina tion in the only village prim ar y elect ion in Meigs County Tues day. Seyler, in the prim ar y which found l ess th an 400 Pom er.oy vot ers casting ballots for th e mayor' s race, defea ted Republican Tom Werr y, 218 to 174. Since there are no D emocra ts runnin g for ma yor. Seyler will be unopposed in I he fall wh en he seeks r('('!ection lo the pos t. Bruce Reed, Republ ican incumbcnl coun cil- man, led four candidates seeking nomination to r un fo r council lri the fall . Tuesday' s voters gave Reed ~ 09 vol es with Brian Shank chalking up 174 to win the nomination for the second seat on coun ci l. Th e two wlll be oppos ed in the fall by Democrat Rebe cca Tripl ett who will be attemp ting to gain a seat on council at that time. Defeated by R""d and Shank in Tuesday' s primary were John W. Blaettnar who received 166 votes and Henty Werry, incumbent councilman. who received 125 vot es , accordin g to the unofliclal tally of the Meigs Coun ty Board of Elect Ions. insicll'. Sn;·dl'r s:tid hf' f'Ou ld lind no blood s t ~rin .-. 1H1 th<· i nside· . but th c·n· wc•rp ~n nw sta in s o n t ht' T h!· rll'l f\ tl.">P thPn sug- grs led lo Snydc 1 1h:t 11h•• bi<Jod on thi• ou lsldc· in tl11• lap :trl'a ro uld h:.r vc• bvr•n wiH 'J'I' ./utll' ha(i hdd l ht'f'hild ;dl l'l' SIH' d hr<•n i1UI1 by som r·onr f'hr . Tcsti monr l rnm llt•pul .l l<c nn y K h.~ in , rPg a rding f' irrum st:Jnri 'S at llli' ,lurll' horn•· :tflf'r :tuthori · t lrs ar r ivr rl . conP ~ pu n d c • d wil lr t es Iimony l>y II i II. llowi'VI'r, I<l oin said !hat a.s he t• niNrd the ""u WINNER - Ri chard D. Seyler, incumflt'nt mayor of Pomeroy, was assured of reelection in Tuesday's primary when he dcfeat~d his Republican opponent , Tom Werry, 21K to 174. Seylt•r will he unopposed in thr fall ch•ctlon : - .lur.IP on to p of the girl :tnt! th:il hf· did sec blood Ull .Jwi(o'-. j)(• ni . ., ;1 11 d pUIJf(' <.J)"[•a . D<' fi' nsc <·ou n-.i' l 11S kPd 1\lein \.vh y J-l i_ll li m l n'l ~ 4 '(• 11 t h is. 1-\ lt •ln !-iaid tw didn 't knmv 1vhar H ill s;nr . "/ onl,\" know wl1 . 11 I s: J\\', .. hl' i.II1 S\\ 't't'! '(1. Hi ll ask••d 1\ll·in if cou ld h;rvc· ttw al lrgpd GLF. tll COVE. N.Y. iUP i t F ormer CIA Director Will iam Casey, a key fi gure in the lran ar ms-Contr a aid sca nd al and a close fr iend and adviser of President Reaga n. died loday of pneumonia in a New York hospit al. He was 74. Casr;'. who had a ca ncerous tumor removed fro m his brain las t Decf'mber, wa s adm il ted to the Int ensive care uni t of Com· munll y Hospital of Glen Cove April 25. Hospit al spokes woman Renee Palf )' sa id Case;· died at 1:15 a.m . F.DT of aspiralional pneumonia. He was pronou nced dead b;' Dr. Shi r le;- Anderson. Casey testi fi ed before three congressional comm itt res prnb· lng the l ran·Contra sea ndal and wou ld have testi fied in new hearings th at bt'gan Tuesday when he suffered a pa ir of minor seiw res nee . l o at his CI A off ice In La nglc.1·. Va . Th rr<> days l ater h< • underwent tinw J'; qw b t ·~; w ;~nd thP bro ther W(lnl tn nr ighiJor·.._ to o1 (' >i \l tllf' polif'P :tt\1 \ jJiJ i it' t~ LJI'I'IVC'tl. h lr in ~ a i d it w:h possi hlr<o. ·IIi I I a:-okl'c / if J\Jt • , lllt ·~.: , · d 1·: q)(' tlitl not .. •' '·. . ..... .. · . ~H · tu ; Ji h· llo~ppt · n ~nnw lirnl' lw tllt'Jt ' "If it fort • 1111' ptdin · ~:ot eli d." 1\l t•in ~.lid . ' \1 wo1 s ~Ol ll ,l! . ., . ... '• ' ,. tn h oi jl\)1"' 11 ilg.Jl ll ., T \1 (' t·n nnnnn pi, · ;~ ~ trl:l\ hdon' .ILHI!..!:i• { ' h o~ r\ t'' 1\ tll g h l o~ d jnJJI 11t'tl Amnesty is here~ but can INS cope? 1\y 1\'ILI .I.\M II . I NMAN l l nih• tll •rt ' :<~,., lnl l'l' ll:tl lun a l In a billlo gin• t la• nation IJ.lck i t:-. burdi'l''. tht' l'n it Pd St.lW~ br a in rance r sur gery and wa s hospitali zed until mid· F ebrual')' and returned to l he hospit al for more trea tment in mid· March. On Fr o. 2. Caw,· ·rcsJgncd as Cl II chief. Congressional inve st igators susjX'ctcd Ca sey knew more 1Utl tl.\ " IJP~Lill lht • ll lll'l S\\ 'l't '(J ill ).! amnrs t~· pnlJ~l'Jm in it-. his1on. d1•s lgnt•d fllr .li u' n" wh n llrnk1• nn Ia \\' . . s:tv t • 1lil ' on<' th.11 br ouJ.,: hl thl'nl hi't"l '. T IH• l irst g r ;rnt of lt 'IH!Jnr.rr.\ · resich•ne,\ \\1'111 1~ 1 d Filip ith). Danir l Pt •l in n 1\odt•n. 1'2. in Gw:un . Ht•c; ru~t' ol" tltt' intt•rn.l tinn,l l rLJIPlint· . Hodrn w. t ~ t•llgl bl<' tu upp l_\ lor ll•gal st:l\us Taste ~m yourself! exp('rt,, d to jni n Hnde n ln IIH· rusII for l'i lllt'tl ' hip u nell' !' tlw I a\\' tl w t gril nls pt~r manrnt rrsidC'nrr ab idln~ llll'gal ali ens who ha\"t ' bN•n ll v lng in 1hr Uni! NI St,tH's sill<'t' 19Rl. App lil'.tnts fir't appl,. for an l R·month ft•mporar~, rrsJclt' nC'r . Thr~ · tiH' n ll 1.J) st'('k pt.•rnw iwnt l'l 1 ~ i dl' tH 'l'. " WIIt'n I 11'11 ;\•h •xko, I wn s not a full m..tn. nol M e, l r~ n. A nwrlrull ... s,Jid Uti(' or not lh Pl1l , Taste breakthrough, generic price! .J um1 Mn rtith'l. n 1a1hcr of elgllr and a ho usC' kt't'lJl'r [t1 till' Gr<'fl (l- lcfe BotPiln D;lilns. "NO\\'. I am . C Pruhp Moms 1r< 196 7 to tx•(1onw n whole ma n. an t\merkan . It is a 1·er;, great thln ~t fo r I his counl rv to do." But the "grea t thi ng" threa t· ens to swa mp th e 2,000 or so freshly hire<! an d hastilY tral nrd I NS employees workin.g at 107 legalization re111rrs fr om Malne to Cal ifornia . SUR GE0N GENERAL'S WARN ING: Smoking Causes Lung Cancer; Heart Disease , Mlnuggasled relatl puce I 11 mg " tat:' 0 9mg mcotme av per c1gat e1te byFTCmethod 25 Conti levv more than tWO·IO·One. 299 10144. · i\lexander Levy In thr other measure involved In primary el ertions In the rounty Tuesday, 145 voters of Columbia Township, affiliated wllh I he Alexandre Sc hool System. voted against a tax levy which would havP provided funds lor the construction of a new Alexander High School. The1·e were 58 vo ters of thP section supporting the mea sure. The fin al out come of the tax measure will be ' determined by lhe vote in that section of Athens County affiliated with tht• district. ' LEi\DS TICKET - Bruct• Reed, Incumbent Republican councilman, IPd a four-man ract• lor nomination to run lor Pomeroy's two council seal< . opening this year , in Tuesday's Republican primary electon. · , By Ni\NCY YOACHi\M Sentinel News Stall .Jimmie Jude has been sent· enced in Meigs Count y Common Pl eas Court lo life In prison fo r the rape of his nlne·year·old stepdaughter. A jury of seven women and five men began deliberations at ~ : 4:i p.m . Tues day afternoon and r eturned to the court room two hours and 20 minutes lat er with the guilty verdi ct. The r apr r harge aga in st the .10-year-old Jude stemmed fro m an Incident on Jan. o, 1986 at his Rose All ey Road horne in Pomeroy. When th e tr ial reconvened Tuesday morning .. the first witness on th e stand for Meigs County Prosecut ing Atlorn ey Fred Crow Ill was the vict im. now 11 -years-old . She testified that Jude "took me In the bedroom and put his pri vat es In fr nse a11 orney Hamlin K ing. " Wa s he try ing to kill hlinsrtf." Gall ipolis. as ked her if her older K ing asked. The girl nodded yes. brolher , now n had Pver pi cked She al so 10ld thl' ·defenst• that on her or been pun is hed· for .Iuri e had been drinking whrn hr try ing to take her clothes off. She look her In th e bedroom . She said answered " no. he never has." he kr pl ra iling her by hPr In response I o fu rl her q uestlon molh(•r 's n~m c an1l tha t h•• had in g from th e defense. the gir l sa le! brrn dr inking but she didn' t her mol her had been worried know hn w mu r l1. somr t imcs th at she 11 he girl ' Dr. Ma l'garct Harnish. Galli· mi ght be takPn awa.' fm rn th r polls, the stat e' s fin al wt1ncss. horne by the au thor lt ies. bultha t , ~es tifl l' d to the PXII'n t of the her mol her had never told he1· not vlciim 's ln ,lut•irs wh t'n sh<' wa s 10 tal k to anyone aboul what Pxa min Pd in thP pm c·q~c-n cy happened. room of Holzer Mcdira I Centrr She tes tified her mother did shortly aft er the rapr occurred. take her and her brothers Jl hPrr Harn is h sa !d l he rhltd wa s is also a s i x-~·ear · ol d 'brothet' l 10 " drowsv, dirt Y and bl ood stalm'll vis it .J ude while he was a pa t len I from l h ~ waist down" and tha t" In the At hens Menta I H os plw I. the re "wen• no sign s the rhlld She said she did tell him she .was sex ually malu m" ml sS<•d him and wi shed he was Harni sh lest lfled lhc rhlld home " bu t In a fathcr·daughl er _showe d signs of emotion al, way tr tiuma and had bit e-shaped She also ackn owledg ed thai bru ises whl c·h had br oken skin, her older brother had been tak en seY~rr 1 not me.'' ',to the hospi ~al In r('('cnt weeKs'· brokPn During cros s-exam ination. de· becau se 'he overdosed on 'drllj<,~ . : a(.ll~tcllcs, ail on 1~~~~;~~;'i!i~111~J about the secret arm s sale to Iran and the subsequent di version of approxim ately $3.5 million to lhe Nica raguan r ebel s than he was telling. But his exac t rol e now may never been known . Richard Secord, a retired major general. testi fi ed Tu esda y that he got orders from Lt . Col. Oliver North when he set up mllitan · airlift s to the Cont ra re bels and lat er helped ship U.S. arms to Iran. The Air Forre veter an furth ~r test ified th at he t alked thr"" tim es with Casey about ·provid· ing m on c~ and Intelligence for the ,Conl ras when U.S. milit ary aid to !hem was illegal. Casey. w ho built his reputation and mull imillion·doltar fortune as a Wall Slr('('l lawyer, al so served In th ~ Ni xon and Ford adm inistra tions- as hea d of the Sccurl t ies and Exchange Comm ission, assist ant secretary of state for economic affai rs and president of the Export ·l m.port Bank. He was active In every Repub· l ican prrsidcnllal co nt est since 1940 but his only persona l bid l or polit leal office. a co ngress ional ca mpaign in 1966 on Now York 's Long Isla nd. ended In defeat. Casey was t hf' manager for Reagan 's 1980 presldenllat cam· paign. He was accu sed or helping prov ide the Reagan campaign with purloined debate briefing· papers from Reagan' s opponent, President Jimmy Car ter . All er Reag an' s election, Casey was r ewarded with the post of CIA director , a role that l ed to r egular disagreements with Congress and a series of con trover· sics surrounding hi s person al ac ti ons and those of the spy agency. In Apri11984 the porlly, bes p('('· ta cled CIA chi ef formall y apolog· !zed to the Senate Intelligence Committ ee for falling to provide adequat e Information on the agency's role In secretly mining Nicaraguan harbors. Th e nallv e New Yorker drawing on his wartime expe· r ience as chief of secret lnt elll· genre In Europe for I he Office of Strat egic Services, the CIA's predecessor - was said to favor cl andestin e CIA opera tions. CongreJ;s lonal doubts about Casey never ebbed. At one point . the Sena te intelligen ce pa nel . aft er an Investigation In to hi s fin ancial background, found him merely " not unfi t to serve" In the CIA post. Emphysema, And May Complicate Pregnancy. H,v MICH,\EL 0'!11 ,\LLE\' Unitrd Press International Voters i n the Cincinn ati suburb of Norwood have defeated a 10·mill levy . des}Aned 10 offse1 a huge revenue loss as a result of a local plant shutdown by lhe General Motors Corp . [n other ClCl'l lon r esults in the off.yra r pr im ary Tuesday. a long·tl me Democratic mayor in the Cleveland suburb of Parma was dcfca tr d while t hree other northeast Ohio Democrat ic mayors were victorious over thei r challengers . Among the numerous local primaries, school lev ies and tax Iss ues throughout the state. at· l entlon was focused on the Nor wood lev~· and Democra tic pr i m arl t>s in Yo un gs t ow n. Warren. Canton and Parm a. Norwood officials had argued passage of the levy was necessary to olfsel the financial problems the city has suffered because of the closing of Its GM assembly plant , scheduled lor Aug. 26. Unofficia l resu l ts from Nor· wood showed 2,6fi6 votes or 47 jX'rcen t in favor of the levv and 2,927 or 52 percent agai nst i t. Offi cials said l he l lve·vear levy would have ge n ~rat ed $2.2 mil· lion anpuall y. Respo ndi ng to whet her the ci ty would file for bankrupt cy. Nor· wood Safe ty Dtr('ctor Darry l Max well said . " That 's not the only opt ion. bu t that's the one most talked about. " He said other options Include " massive c uls in services and dissoil·ing the city and becoming a township." City council is to meet tonight to discuss the options. In the Cleveland suburb of Par ma . 20 -y~ ar incumbent Ma yor John Petruska was upset in the Democratic pri mary by Councilman Mike Ries. Unofficial results showed Ries with 12,369 votes or 57 percent, to Petruska's 9,338 votes or 43 percent . , Rl es, who was Petru ska' s first I c h a llcn~er in 12 Y<'a rs, appa rentl y will becom e the next mayor of 'p arm a si nCE' ther~ Is no Republican candldal e In November 's general election. ln Gall Ia Count y, res idents had only one Issue on !he ballot. a half· percent income tax hike l or emergency medical service. the Issue passed, 2.Jn lo 1,489. ln Youngstown , Mayor Patrick Ungaro burled his tw o Oemo· cr atlc challenger s Jam ~s Cor · bell , who recei ved th e endorse· ment from the Mahonlng County Democra lie Party, and Rober t Fort . Unofficial r esulls showed Un· garo with 16,966 votes or 66 percent while hls two challengers ~o mbfned had ju st over 8,700 votes. ' Ungaro, seeking hi s thi rd term as mayor. will face Republica n Lee Prit chard In November's general election. In Trumbull County, Warren' s Democratic Mayor Daniel Sferra garnered 5.1 percent ollhe vote whil e challenger councilman Da· • her body. She said then' was cxtPn slvr bruising and tearing to the fem al e or11ans and a gi'Pat lo ss or blood. and that "at least two surgeries" would be rc· quired to repair the rxtcnslvc Internal damages . Th f' Injuries showed d('(>p pen"' trntlon b)' a penis, she said , but I<'S ts lor semen were not run because with th e large amount of blood Involved "It would have br•'n like looking lor a needle In a hJyst ack." ·. She ulso said It would no! be unusual lor blood not' to have shown up on the inside of ,Jude's jeans . lx>causr of the IYJX' of blreding the child had t •xpcrienced., Sh e said I he blood would bern minute at first. and then beromr SI.'V< 'rt• lat()l·, ullcr the peni s wa s t•emoved. She diso pointed out that blood drlrs rapid!)', Harnish suld medical rerords from that night lndlcute lhe molhrr said "allrast lwlr~" thul ' Judi' had bern drunk. Following conclusion of evl· dcnc<' by lhc prosecution. J<lng presented his opening statemenl and then culled ,Jimmie .Jude lo Coni lnucd on page 14 Man is killed on Route 33 FORMER CIA DIIIECTOR WILJ.JAM Ci\SEY Cincinnati levy fails; veteran Parma mayor loses lll'fort• olfln'." on !lw ll.S m 'li n l aml 0\J(' Il('{/. ..,~tid .Jot· Fl nndt• r s f ll1c l mmlgr.ll ion and ~:l lur ; tli l:l lion St'n·il· t· . Morl' tha n I millit• nollwr,; <II'C to Ol lwrwl.<l' l:t ll' Jant' Wal to n, unopposecl Hepubli co n ca ndidal c for cler k· treasurer of Pomeroy VIll age, a posi t ion s he now ho lds . l'l'C'l' ivc'd :m3 vo tes. Slw is a lso assured of re ·elecl ion si nce she has no opposi tion 1 in the fal l. Southt·rn Local Vote Few vo ters i n the SouthPrn Loca l Schoo l Dist ri ct showed up al the polls on Tu esday either bull he sm all number w ho did defea ted soundl,1· a .4 of a mill t ax lev .r whi ch was to h ave p rov ickd funds for the r emo,·al of asbeslos from schoo l buildin gs of the distr iet. Voters turned down thr Former CIA .d irector Casey dies 1:, minu H•s p;r ..,~t·tllrum th ~ · ~~~- A MUitimedi1 Inc. Ntwtpaper Jude found guilty; sentenced to life tenn , l1ad 111'1 '11 kPpt :rs 1'\ ilh~ n <'(\ t ur m'd Hu ·m Wl"i lll~-; idl' out an cl .askr rl \\·ntl('J' 1t1 poinl out IIW blond ~ l a ln s ( J Jl till' w h ilr· p ock rt ~ brdroom. lli' 2 Sections, 14 Seyler defeats Tom Werry in mayor's race !hen tuok lilt• jl'ans whi •·ll .Jude had br•r•r1 W!' al ing tha t ni g ht ott l h(• shr•rifl 's di'Jlill' tmrnl, \\'h il' h o ut ~ i d1>. enttne ,' \\'r-d nf'.•,da.\. Wind s will bl' !rom tlw nor· • Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio, Wednesday, May 6, 1987 ( Copvright ed 198"1. Clear tonl~ht. Low In uot~t·rl Mostly sunny Thursda~ Hl,;hs near 70. ~lis . 5796 Cleanu p wrrk is bei ng observed all of this week in Rutland Village. Residents arc to a>semble I he items to be hauled awa; beside lhc eurbin g near their hOmes. Wcdnesda)' . {"harming S~lOppPs ... .......... ~h '· 1 Prdr• r11 I Mngu I. .. ............ ·II \ r ;oorly< -.u 'I\\· It .. .. .. .. _,i/ ':'" Ohio Lollt'a·y• The proba bilit y of prcc ipita · t ion .2/ 1 .. ,.\'1\V I" . Bob Zo ne for et:asts· ('cnlral Ohio, South · Central Ohio: Sunny today, wit h highs in I he mid 60s. C l ~ar tonighl . with a 101< ncar 40. Su nn\· Wcdncsda;·. with high; in the luw 70s. Lebonon Tow nship Tru s1eos will mer•t at 7 p.m. Wednesday at · l't\l' 10\\'nship building. nlel Pol ivka had 47 perrenl. The two· term Sferra will have no opposition In the fal l. Unoffi cial res ults showed Ca n· ton Mayor Sam Pursrs dr lca lcd his two challengers. City Council president Ray mond Dr ncza k and Oonevle Henderson, a ret lrro co nstruction foreman. In the Novem ber general elec· tlon, Purses laces the city's treasurer. Sue Bignos who ra n unopposed In the Re publican primar y. A proposal to raise city Inco me tax In E uclid fro m 2pcree nt lo2.5 percent wa s delea ted. Of the 9,847 votes cast, 57 percent wer~ against the proposal w hile 42 perce nt wer e In favor . City official s had warn ed that If the levy fails 85 ctty workers w tli los~ their jobs. Vot ers i n Lucas Coun ty votro down a one·half of one per cent increase tn th e sales tax to provide mon ey to the Toledo Area Regional Transit Author· lty. The agency is th reatening to cut serv ice. A West VIrginia man was killed on U.S. 111n Bedford Township at 11 : 35 p.m . Tuesday, according to · thP Gallla ·MelRS Post oil he Stull.' Highway Patrol. t\rcordtng lo the patrol, K~n· neth Gilkey. 38, of New Haven, W. Va ., was struck by a vehicle driven by Richard A. Finiaw, 69, of Pomeroy as Flnlaw was traveling cas I on U.S. 33. Gilkey was pronounced dead on the srene by MeiRS County roronrr James Conde. Conde reported that Gilkey struck by a car and was draf!ged about fi.Hecl . Gilkey dlcdofrhcst and abdomen Injuries at fhc scene, lhc coroner rcportC'd. He - said that Cllkey' s-rar wa s found ! about a mile from the acrldr nt location and presumably wus not In operatlnf( condition . On lhc sr·rm• b<'sldrs lh<· co ron er wrrt• th<' statr hlghwav patrol. Meigs Counly Shnlf'f' s Department d'' PUiles and a unit from the M·t·l ~s Count\· T<n11 ·r · gcnry Medlctll S<•r v lrl'.· I n Sprl n g t lct ~ . vo1ers ap· provr'd a 7- mil l opera! i ng levy for cit y schoo ls after It had been dcfca t<'ll tw ice before. School offi ci al s had sai d defea t would mea n cu lhac ks to the tune of $2 WASHINGTON 1UPI1 - lnd<' million. pend ent r oun scl L aw n; nr <· Spr lnglll>l d votrrs also rr· Walsh ch,urgrd publlr relations peal ed a $2.1.40 tras h· haulin g lee executive Rlrhurd Miller toduv added to the water bill rvery with conspi racy to defraud th~ three mon ths. Mayor E ugene ~overnmt• nt In the second lndlrt· J<unk sa id th e dclcals mean I he ment In thr Investigation of thr elimination of bu s ser v ice, turn· Iran arms-Contra aid scandal. I ng out st ret•I light s. no bulk tras h Miller, thr president of lnii·J·· pickup and no street sweeping. national Business Communlr~> ­ Clark Count y voters said no to tlons, wa s namr·d last wrek along a proposed one·half of one with Lt. Col. Oliver North bv percent Increase in th e sal es tax · con ser vallve fund· rai ser Carl lhat would have provided $6 (Splfz ) Channell as a co· million toward i he co nslrucllon conspirator In a srhrm.r to arm of a $15.2 million community· usc the Nicaraguan rebel s. Mlher · cent er . denied at that time that ht' In the Hubbard School Distr ict participated In any criminal In Tru mbull Counly, 65 percent of conspiracy. those voting approved a 9. 9·mlll But Walsh. who lodged char~t>s operat ing levy that prevents the againsl Channell last W()('k, ac . schools from closing or being cused Mlllrr of consplrln~t to consolidated wllh another dis· defraud thE' governmPnt in the tr ict. The levy had been defeated ·same lax srheme In whl~h five tim es previou sly. Channell pleadt'd gu Illy . Miller indif'ted in Contra aid ('afolt' �. (' s .. Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio · The Daily ~cker's 3-tun ·homer in .7 The Daily Sentinel gives Meigs 5-3 league win ~atclt Ollt __________________________Ro_·b_er_t_W_a_lt__ e~ Ill Court Street ' DEVOTED TO THE I NTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON ARE/\ ~~ ..... • rr-cac=:~.~ ts:m~ ~'~v ROBERT L- WINGETT Publlsre r PAT WHITEHEAD. ., Assistant Publlsher/Conlroller A BOB HOEFLICH General Manager MEMBE Rof The Uni ted Press lnl ernatlonal, Inla nd Dally Press Association and Ihe Am£'rican Newspaper Pu blishers .Association . • LEiTERS Or OPfN ION arr W('lromc They should bt' Jess than m words long. All letters arc su bj ect to edlllng and Ol.ISI b~ s lgnW wllh name, addr ess and lcl~hon c number. No I.Ulslgnl'd lett ers w!ll bC' pt: bllhhed. ~etters should be In DALLAS (NEAl - Day and Jars whose fronl brakes ha ve Texas and elsew here - as lhr nlghl, the massive lractor· been purposely di sa bled a nd Insurance lnslilule lor Highwa y Irailers rumble across Ihe lnler- huge doubl e rigs carrying so !'\a fely discovered in a lwo-year slal e highways lhal Intersect much ca rgo lhal lhey weigh as slu<IY of 734 Irucks in vo lved ·in here- J.4 51o Ihe Gull Coast, 1-35 much as 20 au lomobiles. erashes on inlersJare hig hways . lo Mexico. 1-30 lo Fori Worlh and There are "weslern doubles." The principal finding reporled 1·20 to lhP WeSI Texas oil field s. longer " Rocky Mounlain dou · ea rl ier lhis year· by IJHS. a For lhe molorlsls . compet in g bles. cvtin longer " turnpik e dou · non-profit research organiza tion for highway space wilh lhosc bles", and, In a lew slal('s. based in Wa shinglon. D.C .. and trucks Is unnerving - bul con- " lriples" - a single lractor finan,red bv lite in sura nce fronll ng "The big rigs would bl' pulling lhree swaying Ira ilers . industry: even more lerrifyl ng if lhe Eff orts by so me slates 10 ban "Co mp ared wi lh !h ei r occ upanls of passenger cars longer. wld~r and heavier frucks numbers on lhe highways. kn ew more abo ul Ihe · traclor- were nullified by a 1982 federa l dotible·lrailer !rucks arr lwo 10 lrailers. law lhal allowed lhem unres- lh ree limrs more likely 10 be in ll's nol unusual Ia fi nd lruck . Iriel E-d usc of Ihe 42 .000·mi lc·long crashes lhan arc singlc-JraiiN drivers wllh licenses lhat ha ve inlerslal e hi ghway syslem. Iru cks. bcc·n permanenlly revoked. lracThere is a price 10 be paid - In "If 1he use of doubles becomes good tas te, addressin g lssut<S . not l)('rsonalltles. Washington Window An Inkling of what's ahead WASHI NGTON- A cursory exa minati on of illl's pt •nd ing palINns ·of some of lhc presldenllal ra ndldalcs gives a glimmer, however "•light, of lhelr ba ltic plans for winning lhe Rt•publl ra n and Demorrallc nominal ions . The acco unl i11g with lht· Fc•dNal Elertlon Commission, whi('h covers lhe period lhrough lhP end of March , is lanla lizi ngly fncomplele because Ihe pa pt•rwork does not lnr ludr some of Ihe mosl serious conl endcrs. Under I he FEC rules, a l'a nd idalr can cloak In srrrN his finances unllllhe momenl he ora rom millee, In his behalf. ra ises "I n pursull of the nominal ion" over $o,O'XI. The facllh al some have pu t logplhl'r large war chests- Ga r.1· Hart Is one oft he prize exa mples wil h well ove r $1 million - dot's noI rount . as long as II Is nol for mal ly ra ised and spenl for Ihe rampal!(n . As 'a resull. such ma jor e·o nt (•nders as Harl, .l ark Kemp and .!<'sse .Jackson and laiP· bloomc•rs like Paul Simon, i\lbcrl Gor!' and Paul Laxa ll were exempl from filing In lhe flrsl quarll.•r. The\' will. !lowever. ha w 10 expose lhrm sclvcs .July 1:>. Neverlhcless. Ihe fi':C' has filln qs for six ra nd ldalrs - l{rpublirans . Georg<' Rush, Roher! Dole and Pierre du Ponl a nd Democra ts .Jot' Blden. Bru('r Babblll a nd Ric hard Gephardl . Bush and Dole, based on alii he•polls. musl beranked In 1he !irs I liN of candldal es wllh lhe ot h ~ r four sllll struggli ng to climb in th<· s tandings. ll ls n'l surpris ing lhP n thai, among thr Republicans. Bush ll•ads lht• money chase wllh rerC'Ipl s of $2.:1 million raised sl nr(• laS! summer and lhal Dole has pkked up $626,ti89 si nre !or mallon of lhe his e xploralory e·o mmilleP jusllasl Fe bruary a nd has anolltPr $2 million slashed away from his Senate cam paign. Du Ponl. who l a un (' h ~<l his ra mpa l ~n ,Jan . 1. has raised ~o:l2 . 2fl7. bul lhrn no one ever sa id It was Iough for a H<·publlran lo ra ise mon<')' . Morc·•urprlsing is the amounll he· lhr1 ·e Demncral s h:~ V<' bN•n a hi t• 10 raise- Blden , $1.7 million. Gcpha n ll . $1 million and Babbltl . $824,777. Bldcn.' s lola!' s hou ld compare VPr.v favorably with Hart who "claims " well over" $1 million bul sltot'l of $2 million. • More inleresling Is wherr lhc candldales are plnpolnlin g their · mcney al Ihis slage of 1heir ra mpalgn. If nolhlng else, th<• sprn dln g • habit s o! pres idcnllal ra ndld ales again undersrorPs Ihe drl e rrnin allon of Iowa and Npw Hampshln• Ia remai n as ont•· Jw o In lhr caucus· primary swecpsia kes . , Evor)' one of lhc ca ndid ates has a ll ocalcd mont',\' 10 lh<'st• lwo s Iales. whl r h havt•, a nd I' an again. makr or break a r hallcngl'r for Ihe more widespread throughout the inlerstale highway system and co nnecting roads, an inevllable rrsull wil l be Increased truck crashes ... "Doubles jac kknife more often 1ha n.slngle-lrailer tru cks and Ills common lor Ihe second I railer of a double-lra iler combination to break free as I he resull of a crash." An earlier sludy, conducled by the Nalional Research Council, assu med lhat doubles would bl' more arcidenlprone bul l_hat !heir grealer car~o capaclly would reduce tolallruck mileage by 10 perrenl , lhus more than of!sell ing lhe expected hlg~er et·ash rale. Bul IIHS says lhal hasn'l happened: "This reducllon In mileage clea rly does not com pen· . sale for Ihe up lo threefold incrPase in lhe crash Involve. mem or doubles ." For many yea rs . lruckers erroneously believed Ihat dlscon nrelin g lhe front -axle brakes on th,rre-axie lraclors would give lhem grealer conlrol In em~r­ grnry siluallons where abrupl slops or turns were required. Indeed. the Tra nsportation Deparlmenl's office of MotorCarri Prs sa nclioned lhal practice rven !houg h lhe departmt>nt's sclcn llflc lesls showed il In· creased slopping distani.'I'S by 20 1o 33 percenl and did not improve driver co nlrol. . A fede ra l law lhat became cffeclive early lhls year belatedl y prohib ils th ~ removal of fronl·axle brakes on a ll traCtors manu!aclured since mld-1980bul owners and operators of lraclors produ ced earlier rt>maln free 10 perpelua le Ihe hazardous pracllce. CIA guns and funds ____A_n_de_rs_on_,a_nd_Va...:_n_A_ua_ WASHINGTON - Millions of dollars from Ihe Cen lra l Intelligence Agency have done wond· ers for a sma ll !own high in Ihe mounlains or Pakislan 's rem 01r Norlh wes l Frontier Province. The mcrchanls !here sell guns, a nd Ihe CIA-fund ed Afgh an reb· ~ I s buy Ihem. Darra. aboul an hour 's drive soulh of Pes hawar. is of!-limll s lo foreigners - especially Ca ucasia ns . Tribal laws prevai l in lhe a rea. The Paklslanll(overnmcnl long ago lefl the ruggedly lndr · pendent Pushlun lr lbes to govern lh<"mselves. Bul Dale Van Alta receiv<'d special permission lo !ravel recenlly lo Darra , whose name mea ns " pass." For sa fely's nom lnall ~n. M kl', he was accompanied by a As befil s flrsl-ll er ra ndld all's. Bush and Dolo havr spn•atl lhl'lr hl!lh·level Foreign Minlslry of!lmoney a round a largr numlwr of slalt•s - 1R for· Dole linr ludlng . cla l and a Pushlun lnlerpreler. Puerlo Hit·o and llw Virgi n Is landS! and eight lor Bush. The group was mel in Darra by a lly fur lh<• larg<•s l ;lilora lion it) ' fl ush is Michi ga n wht•r·r guide whose presence ncxl to R.cpublit':rn s will pick li11'1r convenllon d<' l<•galt'S t•wn bl'for<' lhe Va n Alia signaled hP was under Iowa cauru srs and wh0rr thL· vif.'P pn•sidPnt furr :-o a rombln{'(] f' ffort lhc prolccllon of lhal guide's 10 slop him b)' Kemp :r nd l'al Hobrt'lson. Bush has pour<'d $~{>fi.i:IK clan . lnlo Ihe sta ir . Dol< •. who has nol' mad<' a s ignl!it'anl r fforl In lht• The preca ul lons were necesWo!Vl'rlne slalr . has a lloca lt•d ;r skimpy $:,9R.7lt sa ry . Darra Is as much a pageoul On Ihe bas is of I Itt• rl'por ls. Bldt•n Is juS! sla i'ling 10 Jour h his hoard. or I he Ameri can Wild Wesl as any dol ing II oul sklmpll )· among Ill slalt•s, alloc:rll ng alx•ul $R.IXXI to Iowa a nd sll~ h ll .l ' mor'l' ll>an hal f of thai lo Nrw ff ampshlre. Surprisingly. lhr Drlawurl' Drmorra l h;rs bt' l'll u bll more grnrrous lo Illinois Ihan lowu. · Babbllt has pou rpd ;r l~ nrl $:i7,1KKI Into Iowa a nd mon• Ihan $ :~1.(KMI You've ht•:ml aboul mld·llfe lnlo New Hampshin•. $17. 19< In to lh1• lllsJrirl ol {'olumbl a whPr<' hP has a St'CO ntl romm 11 nd pos l and $J.7:«11nto Arizona. his hom<.' slalr . babies. I llijnk I jusl had a Gephurdl has al localt•cl nt•at 'i)' $11 Kl.(KHI 10 his hornp s lal e of mld ·lilt• car, a nd I'm wonderi ng how II happened. Missouri . $24,1\.1~ In loll'a an<! $~,:1 1 7 10 Nt'll' HamrJShirt• and du Ponl Jus l like a mid- life baby . lh is has ct•nlt'r"l his allocatio ns strkti)' on loll' a and Nt•ll· Hampshln•. Thcs.• lnill al allo c :~llon s """ <' ~P< 'C i ed lo ro nl inut• In ih<' sa rn l' ca r was complelely un expC'cled. I lhoughl 1 was happily on my g<•ncru l wa y unlll lht• caucuses an<l primaries b< •gin. Rabblll. r;t•p hardl . clu Po nt a nti Biden ha\'1' lo makt•a hrraklhrough way Ia 40. full y expecllng lo keep my 5·year-old pracllcal sedan for In low(l or 1'\rw u;, mpslr lt'l' or Iheir cam paigns arc OI'N . Bush and Dolr. a II hougl• IItt'.' ' 1·;m b<· Iripped up in ell hr t· sla 1!> slill another fi ve yea rs. I figured Ihal. when 1 hll 40 and enlered have 10 look ll<'.I'Ond Ihe firsl skirmishes to a na l ion:~ l r:~m palgn . fuiJ.!Iedged mid-life crisis , lhen I'd worry aboul whal kind of car I'd buy. Then an aulomoblle accidenl ro bbed me oft hal time. Suddenly lhe car I'd bough! nPw and babied, was a crumpled he ap on a cold sa lvage yard lhat dldn 'l My fa mily and I had lhr School In Meigs Counl y were ca re when lhe oil would need pr·lvledge of allendlng lhe Sla te !aught by the beSt. Her name Is chanl(lng aga in. And when I Special Olympi cs In Alhens. We Pa lly Hays and we are very began to think aboul whal ki nd of a ll had a greal lime. proud of her. So lhree cherrs for car I'd likE', I realized lhal nol The children lrul y were spe- lhe coac h. She's !'!real . onl y did I nol want lhe sa me kind cial. They displayed . courage, The parenls and grandparenls I'd had, I didn 't want anylhlng delermlnallon, but most 1m pres· of Amy Boggs, our special lhal remotely resembled a se· slve was the sportsmans hip and Olympia n. cond cousin lo 11 . Just whal kind comradry they all shared. Shi rley Lon!(, of Image did I want to projecl These lhlngs have 10 bl' Iaught Tammy Boggs through this car, anyway? and our children al Carlelon Image, I'd never lhoughl of a ca r as projecting an " Image" before: I'd been giving all my lip Sl'rvlce to "principle": Conserve ene rgy. Waste not, want nol . Whal something looks like Isn't lmporlant, It's what's inside !hal Hats off the Meigs Counly! For You can help animals also. counls. many years I have been a vlsllor Confine your pels. license, and But, of course, I had been of your county. Ills refreshing to spay and neuter your animals, If projecting an Image thrpugh my see the progress In regards to you are considering a new pet cars. When I bought an ear.Jy , animal care In the community. visit your local shelter save a small, gas-saving foreign car, I Once Issues about our homeless homeless pet. animals were placed on the back Bec6me a member of your was saying thai I cared enough burners, now It ls coming local Humane Society, visit the aboul dwindling resources to pay Thrill Shope In Middleport. SliP· an outrageous price for a piece of forward. pori animal _control ISsues. Pro- tin that devl'loped a door nick I!I Cooperation between the Meigs County Commissioners, gressive comunltles are judged so much as looked cross at lt. I J)Qg Wardeli Department and the by ihe way Us animals are was saying I was happy to drive with the pedal jammed to the , Humane Society of Meigs County treated. Thanks for caring... floor, leaning forward and pray· Terry L. Compston • can only Increase and Improve lng, my entire life whfufng by : animal care. , • vil lage in lhe world lod ay. The main. muddy slreel is lined wilh dozens of shops sparl ing a sla rtling arr ay of weapo nry sholguns. rill es. pistols. ma chi nr gu ns - eve n a n anl i·la nk and anl i·a ircrall mi ssilt• or lwo. Hund reds of Pak isla nis and Afghans In baggy lroushers fill Da rra each da y. eydng Ihe wares. sllling cross-legged on dirl floors haggling over prices and pack ing up hu ge lots of greased ri fles in brown papC'r bundles. Bargaining oflen esc a I· a les 10 shoull ng, bul lhe mos l not iceable noise is Ihe slaccalo , sound of guns being lesled inlo Ihe sky . The natives have been handlooling arms for more than a ce nlury In small !aclories behind lhe main lh oroughla rr , and they have never been busier Ihan now. The ball les aga insl lhe Russians In sid e occupi ed i\fgh anislan have been good for busi ness. The . CIA 's funding or Ihe rebels lo Ihe June of $3 billion since 1979 has made business even beller, The low n Is booming. The lo('al lribrspropir arc expcrl al flawless imilalions. One hoi ill'm is slill lhP vinlagr Lee En fi r ltl ..10:1 r ill~·. which lhev make. But Darr~ - produced Kalas hnlkov scmiauloma li r rlfl rs have overlaken lhr Enlield s in popularil)'. Tow nspeople eve n make pens th ai fire .25 ca liber buiiNs. Thrrc• an• two kinds. bol h made in Dar ra: OnP says "Made in .Japan " and a nolhcr. wi lh a bil of loca·l pride. "Made in Darra ." If lh(' CIA's cover! ar ms su ppl~· line lo Ihe mujahrdd in worked lhe way il shou ld , Da rra would no! be a booml own . No cas h is · turned over lhe muj a heddin . . lnslead , Ihe CIA is supposed to purc has<· Soviet-designed arms in Egypl . Israel. lhe Pwple's Republ ic of China and rlsewhr rr for lhe rebel s. Aft er a monlh s· long invesligalion. wr 'estim alc thai only 40 perrcnl or the wea pons purc hased aclua ll y make if lh rough !he maze of i n termeeliaries 10 lhr mu ja heddin . In some casrs. the Pakistani officers w,ho take cha rg(' of lhe shipments once lhry reach lh <' so ulhern pori or Karachi simply slea l Ihe weapons and selllhem 10 P aki slan i arm s dealers.Most of them then make lhC'Ir way to Darra. according to knowledgeable sources. " Darra Is the plaeP where Afghans get to buy lite weapo ns American laxpayers havr a lrea dy paid lor," one inl elllgE'nce source confirmed. i\ small percenlage of Afghan rebels are equally guilty In the gra fl deparlmenl. Some mujaheddln have been known to sell weapons Ihey have used in battle lo dealers along I he border whPn rel urning !rom the Afghan war. The thieves pockel the monPy and ask lo be Issued anothpr CIA-supplied weapon. Da rra Is dangerous for anolher rrason: Clandestine heroin deals - in lhe Ions - are made In hovrls off lhe main streets . The opi um poppies are grown In Afghanislan, reffned in Paklslan i labs and the trade Is prolecled by heavily armed Punjabi lrl bespco ple. Any curIous onl ooker slumbllng on lo such a deal is likel y lo be murdered. A car for middle age ______S_'ar_ah_O_v_er_!>Lr_ee_L Letters to the editor Had a great time! Notes progress ' . ~ my eyes befo re lhe lou r Ii ii i ~ cylinde rs ga ined enough speed lo gel arou nd anol her c ~r. 1 was sayi ng lhal anyo ne could bu y a powerful car. but 11 lakes guls to s1are down a semi in a ti n ca n. By lhl s polnl I'd fi!!ured oul jusl wha l kind of image I didn'l wan l 10 projecl. Whalever a car said aboul mP. I wanled il lo be more than, "There goes someone who knows the va lue of a buck." Thai 's whal mid -life crisis is. realizing lhal !here's only so much lime lefl to have lhi ngs Ihal make us happy and say lhlngs aboul us lhal we'd like lo have said. Bul thai doesn'l necessarily mean we know more aboul what we wanl Ihan when wp were 20. Jusl when we mid-lifers realize It's lime 10 fish or cu t ball. we ca n' l figure out whal kind of fi sh we wanllo calch. Then when we do, we lu rn around and jam our fishhooks Into oullhumbs. Solo figure out whal kind of car I'd like lo have al Ihis crucial juncture or my ll!e. I tried free assoclallon : If T could have any car I wanled, whal wou ld il' be? I have lhe feeling ll 's the same question newly single people ask lhemselves, the process where lhey slart out wllh Tom Selleck and work lhelr way down to the computer programmer In the nexl apartment who sllll lives with his mother. I was shocked al what my unfetlered mind cam e up with: a 1963 Cor\lette. Yet I also und erstood. Simply , I wanled a li ttle class In m~­ wheels. I'm happy to report I dldn' l undergd a complete personality change; the first lew expensive window stickers I looked at made me sick to my stomach. I'd been s>ut of debt just long enough lo t'· appreciate lhe suprrior il y of res lauranl lunch over homebroughl, and couldn'l fact' lhr prospec t of a round or paymenls Ihal would lasl pa st my firs I sel of denlures . Whatever I bough! would have 10 be cheap enough for me 10 pay cash. And 11 wou ld have lo be· Amcrican ·madr . Unable Josellle on one "drram car ." I derided to look unti l l found one Ihal hit me right. Thrn driving home one nlghl under a full moon, I saw II gleaming wilh a "fur salr" sign In lis window : lhe car of my mld·llfe crisis, a black 1980 Ca mara Z-28 with a T· top. The body was virtually perfecl: II had low mileage, and my mechanic sa id It was still one heck of a car. Oh. and lhe Image I'm projecllng lhls lfme around? Thai's easy: Sh<' may be getting a lillie wear on her, buiShe's still a class acl. And she ca n still run wll h Ihe best of them. NBA pluyof! action in Roston. The Cdtlcs won. (UPI) . Seattle edges Ho~ston, 99-97 B)' IAN LOY F. sero nd half. while· Ra lph Sump· UP! Sports Writ t•r Dalt• Ell is, named lhr Most lmpt'oved Pla)'Cr in lhe Nfii\ at lhr end o! lht• f'egular season. pro\'ic!Pcl lurthrr proof Tue s<! a~· night he is 1he mosl val uable pla yer in lhr playoffs. Ellis gave Scall lc Ihe lead for so n finis hr.d with 2!1. Th r lwo goocl .onPu r· ~O~ fool jumper \Vitl1 1: :1:1 ll'ff afld fin ished 11 il h :10 poinls to lead thr SuperSonics 10 u 9~ - ~·r virtory OV(' r I he Hous1on Rockets. The. triumph gave lhe• s urprislng~uperSonii' S a ~ - llle a d in t ht•i r besl of sevf'n Wt•~oHrrn C'o nfercn('e se mifinal. !':!l is and KC\' in William.s shOII'Cti nOeffCCIS Of I heir atWS I Sunda\' m ornin g a l a Houst on nighlr.lull: Ellis aga in sparked th(' nfl'rn Sl' and Williams pro· vided defensive• help off lhc bt•nrh. " I was t'Calll' c•xcilrd aboul lh is gam<';· said r·:llis. " I'm not goi ng 10 lrl il larr~Sil kN'P m(' from r n jo~' ing thi s. I ' m Pnjo_v ing m~· · se lf and am havin)! the best lim e of m\' lift•... · Sca lllr'.s X>~ v iN Mr nan irl sa id 1he on!I· \\'a,. to slop Ell is " w;r s Io IPa\'C' tlim i.n !h(' jailhousp," Thr So n irs .. who bPal H( 1usto n in 1hl' upcn~,. Sa 1u I'd a)·. 111 -lllli in 'tl\'f'rtinw. h ~ \ 'P now won fl \'r ·' "''light pla ~ ·orr games aft<·r· losing 'lhr first )!a m<' of lh<' openin ~ round st rir ~ to 0Jila s. E llis a\'l'l'g<'d ~9 . :i point s in ~par king S1 •alllr over IhP fa\'OI'NI ro mblned for 2fi rebounds. E llis scored< stra ig hl poinls to give Ihe SuperSon ics a 9~ - !171ead wilh 1::1.1 lrfl. Wil h eigh l seconds ldl. Rodney McCray lhrcw an allcv·oop 10 Olajuwon. bui th e Rockets rcnler missed a slam allcmpl. Chambers rcbounclrd and was fou led. 01 aj uwon mlssPd ;J jumprr as timr ran out. "I I was all m)' faull ." OLI .iuwon said . "ThP. lob wa~ thN P. I'm just lh,inki ng about whal we did wrong." In ot her semifinal pla yoffs. Allanla lopped Drl ro ii11;,.J02J o even their Easl<' rn Confc ~<·n rC' playoff 1-I. The RosJon Crllirs took a J.O lead over Ihe Mllwau k<'t' Ruck s with a 111 · ~R lriumph al llo.< lon Garden and lhc l.os ,\ngcles !.akers look o J.n lt•ad ove r the• Golden Stair Wurriors with a 1~o · llli lrium ph. HiiWk!IO ll:i , riSluns 102 41:!~ . or Ri rk As h. , : .,~~·llt'llult•d 7 P. M. CARlETON SCHOOL Middlepnl'l Trophies is spon SYRACUSE sori ng u nwn 's 'C'I!lss n A.S.i\ . FOR INFO CALL softball 10ur·nam en1 Ma)' 1~ · 2!;. F.n lrv frc $1i:i and two so flba lls. I ~~!9~9~2~-6~8~39~0~R~99~2~·5~8~96~~~ F'or 'mor<' i11forma11on. c; >l l 992· j. 27o·l. Ask lor !\il l. rr===========11 HUBBARDS GREENHOUSE 53! JACKSON Pl(f · RT30WEST SYRACUSE 992-5776 Now Open for Spring Season Bridge Closing Special PhOM ...., ...52& BARGAIN MAT!N[[I SAI'URDAI ·I lUNDA! - ALL SEATS IZ.50 ADMISSION EVERY lUESDAI 12.50 VEGETABLE PLANTS $1 PU DOZEN PACK ft~l2 - !l!-'!Hn. $7 SO PEl FlAT FLOWERING PLANTS Milwauker. whlr h w"s swept by Boston in las t yea r 's playoffs . was led by Tt•t'f')' C' urr.ml ngs with ~H poi nls. Hick)' Pirrrr wi th IR and .Jack Si km a wl lh 17. C'ellirs $1 PEl SQ. PK . $7SO PEl FlAT Shrubbery or Fruit Trees, many varieties; Geranium!, Violets & Hanging Ba1kets. AI i\llan la. Rand)' Willman ro rwi:lrd K(' \·i n Mr Ho.IIC'. who Sl'orcd .11 pain" In help' lhr sC'verei)' spralnrd his rlgh l <I nk it • Haw ks eve n thei r besl·of-sevcn in thr llrst- round plai'Ofl "gai ns I se mifinal. Willman . a 6·fooJ-6. Jh e l'hlrago Bulls. drrs sed bul guurd averaging on ly 14 polnls did 1101 plav . per gamr lh roug h lhr Haw ks' firsl fh·r pi:>)'Off games. srorecl 17 polnl s in eac h ha lf as lhr Hawks pulled away aflrr laki ng Ihe lrad wilh ~: 21 left in lh<' firs I hall. Dominiq u<' Wilkins added 2:1 polnl s and Kc•vin Wi llis 1R lor Al lanla . The Pisluns were lrd IJ~· SAU nARIS WID., MAY 6, lsiah Thoma s who scored 18 of ENDS lAT., MAY 9, 1917 . his 211 point ~ in lh< · second 11a lf. and 11i lll.ai]11berr wilh ~0. Game :1 !.' .SPI lor Frida .' al Po nt iar, Mi r h. C'eltks Ill , ll1wks 9N AI Boston. Lart'\' Bird ~cor<'cl 411 points and ~j.';J bbrd 11 rr· bound s to lead lhr t'rll ics . Open 9-S Doily, Sunday 1-S OPEN MON.-Frl 10-q, SU. to-9: SUN . 12·6 SPlCIAI GAIDlN SHOP HOUII I A.M. TO ClOSING rtiUIS. THIU SAT. America's Favorite Store ' / 6 94 Our Reg. 9.88 MOTHER.,S DAY -is the perfect time of year to catch grasshoppers. Our lml 10.97, 11·:24" or 2·3' !'lowering ..,.,bl.... I ••• 7.U Our 9.97, 10·12", 2·Gal. Yewe ... 6.44 750 1 • RealfW'To 111ant 12·Pk. Annuala . Fill your garden with your choice of ossolted flowering annuals. Ready lo plant. Handy 12-pk. t,;;l Our 1.27, Hybrid thranlume, lit Our 9.91, "" Mangin; PIOWerlng t2:.:J ......... 6.97 =======:..~·:•:k:ell::.·~··~··~· 75Z. M;l \'(']'irks. · r.a mr :1of lht• Western C'onfrr· Pncc semifinal is Thursda \' in Sr alfiC' . ' ;\kr1•m Ola]uwon led Houston. sco ring 211 ol his 27 poi nls in lhr The 'Daily Sentine l ,\ Olvlillnn of Berry's World ' ~1u1Utn4'dl a, P ublis hf'd rvrr.v :tiT rl'nMn. lnt·. 7.97~~97 Mon ~;ty rh rou!lh f ri du ~. 111 lflul'l St. , Po · mrro\, Ohio, b~· thr Ohi o Va llrt Pub· U ·11" Col-111ter t'Onfl 1'1:~ .~s pO!ilaJ,!( ' paid ;.11 P(l mrr n;v . 'v Hardy growing wltl'l glossy tollage and bright red berrl... Oh io l\fpmbf'r: Cnill"(! Pr<'il!l ln tf'l nallon;tl. In to~ nd fl.•l h Pr C'."JO A~ socl,,l Ion Ojntl 1hf' Ohlo !"f'"'!<P<~PN JU1'iocl;ttion. National 1\ tl \ '' '1 i-.i nJ;: Rf'pn~~f'nl a tl vf' . Bra nhttm Nt 'Y.!<p.tl)f'r S.11~ :-· ?;tt Thir d Avrnul'. r.;,•. ., Yor k. 1\f' w York HX'!Ii . POSTr..MSTER: Sf'nd addrp..,o; < ·h<~n~~~ to nw O;til\' St-·n!lnl'l. 111 ('nurt St., 1-'omNn\·, Oh.in 4~Jti9. ·- ......... ......... :.ta (('nt ~ 0 .111 \ ::;uh•• !'IbN~ MOl dM~Irin~ l fl pa y lhN'dr'• ri1'1 m<"\ r• m it In advantT dlrrc-i i' Thr Dull\. Sl'nt lnrl oniJ3. ~t or 12 mont , b ., -.1~ Crrdl! \\'Ill bl•~<!h·f'n ra rrlt<rNH'h I tA'hf'r lnsldr MeiJII County • 11 v.~N"k~ .................................. $17.29 2' \\'l'<'ks .. ,_.,,.,. ,·.... .. ................. t1U6 51 W('('kS ....... .', .... ,, ................... 166.5111 Oul~kle MeiK'! Counl y 1:1 \\.'f'C'ks : ......... ........ ................ SUt20 :ffi Wl'<'ks .................................. U'I.lO 52 \l)ofl<s ... ,...... ,............ .......... . 167.111 Leaf .lud RoM 2-\11. grown, 2-gol. leaf and bud rote buah. Anortea vorlelles. rs-~ SPECIAL GROUP OF l~DfES'. HOUSE SLIPPERS 1f2 PRICE '" ._~il <thl r . • oeeorted vorlette' lhodod1ndron Bushy rhododendron with beautilu l flow er cl usters. 4.97?.?;llufll THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY homr carrier srrvtet' I~ Mall S.IIM'rlpl""'" Potted Perennlallr 4'12" potted perennials tor colorful vords. In " '"MI'f Sloc:kAAd lagQtd "oms A"'llobl9 Only In Slor.. Wllh Gorden Cent8f. Lawn And Go-den Items Available tn I( mort Stotet. f\ ro ... ub~aljn lon !' by mall JX'r'mllt('(l ln Mf'il~ 14.97 ~9r97 20°/o OFF Sl 'B~rKt h-ION RATF,, DN rarrif'r or l'tloi M ftotnf' , Om• w, :.,k ....................... ... ...$1J!i . Om• ~1 ooth ... .. . ......... .. .. S~ ~ ~ Om· Yi..,r ............ ....... _....... sn~oo SINGLE fOP\' PRI('E ·I• G 11 ~961!1 lishina C'nmp,tn y Mull lmt'dla . ln r .. Pflmrrm , Ohto ..:.71i9, Ph. ~~l2 - 21St-i . St'- 'I Toltrlli'V Plan tournament SHOT BLOCKED - MilwaukPe's ,Jack Sikma hlo cks tarry Bird's s lrul during Tuesdny night's ;\llo thf'r T .V.C. C'ncounte r . Linrseorc : lpams ll'iil lak<• pia('(• al l' tng , ~ r i gs.......... .. .002 000 : 1~~' Field fol lowi ng 1he paradP. Trunblr ................. :lOO 000 0.,...~ Th e sclwdule of games lor ilw rp;;;;;;;~;;;;;~~~~;;;;;;;;~ d")' in cludes : 1-ba ll. 12 non11 Louks F'i<'ld: minor i<' agu<' Kin g SHOTOKAN Field. 12 noo n: J::m p.m. Stars KARATE versu s lilC' Blu t• .Jays. Lo uks Firld : 1::111 p.m . Jll'<' we(' girls. MEIGS CO. King F'it•ltl :1 p.m .. junior girls. KARATE ClUB Louk s l'i1 •!d : :1p.m. lilt II' i!'ilgue. BEGINNING King Field . CLASSES MAY 7 The annual "kid s' day parade" will b~ held in Syracuse Sa lu rdav a nd ex hibilian· ball games wi il kirk of! the nPw ball seaso n. The parade will !orm behind Larrv's se'n ·ice Sta lion and will begin al 11 a. m. and proceed ing alo ng lhe .bark sl ree!S lo lht• fi re . stalion and ball field s. Child ren will ha1•r• I he oppor· Iunif y 10 win rash prizes fo r bikr dccoral ions. i\· nnouneemen · 1 o f ro n1es 1 wi nners an<! in troductio n of • (USPS " I LIKED Gary Hart until ha started railing against personal greed." Bartrum . Aller one ou1. a we>lk also sl nglprl :md drov£" in 4 rum; .1 and an error set Ihe sta ge for a :l · Bissell wcnl :J for 4 al lhe plale: run homer h)' D.H. Hr rbel. After wilh :J singlr s. Hendricks. Corbill) lhn l Barlru m and Nelson shut out ('LIC' h si ngled ror lh(• w in ner~ -t Tr imbl e "' ·Jhr Marauders Four players had one hll apiece! rallied . lor Trimble. , Todd Hysell led off lhe lh ird fo r Barlrum sl artrd for Mrl gs,• Mel g- wilh a walk. a!ler one oul pllc hlng fivr inni ngs, giying up :J: Becker singled In H~ .<ell who had runs on j hils and :1walks, whilr1 slo le seco nd. afler Brenl Bissell s tri kin~ nul 7. Jeff Nrison pick€d~ si ngled., Mike Barlrum hit a up th e win In relief pllchlng 3J sac rifice fly scori ng Becker . innin gs, ):.! i\·in g up 1 hil andi Trimble loaded Ihe bases with strikin g oul 5. Koons was the: one ou l in lhe four(h . bur losl'l" for Trim bi P givin g up~ ru ns: Barlrum sl ruck oul lhe fiflh and u n K h i t ... anct 3 Wlllks . he slruck• s l ~th place hiller' in Ihe order 10 nut 11 . : end Ihe lh real. • MPigs !r avel s to Vi nton County: Besides Bcckrrs hom e run. '"' toni ght 10 play lhr Vi kings In· Syracuse to kick off new -campaign Baron's snflhall lea rn wi ll s ponsor a U.S.S.S.i\ Na tiona l Qualifier Ma)' lli and May 17 on 1hr Wes t Sta le Strecl fields In J\ I hens [Or classes II. ('. D <> nd F. · Class B fralures thr .nalional and sial<' berlhs: (' lass C'. a Slate berlh; a nd Class D. 1wo ol her berlhs. /\wards wi ll be gi\'rn lo each c lass . The enlry deudline is Mav 1!1. For · more informal ion. ranIact Gene Wisr. mt2-11224. n cn·c· File. 9Ro·4:121i. Ed Kincaid c. ~7R· 11:111. Kc ll v Monlgomc•r)·. 7:,:1- I I By Dave Harris GLOUSTER - Senior ceniE> r· fie lder Donnie Becker slammed the flrsl pilch delivered lo him 11n lhe, seventh Inning for a 3 run home run lo give Ihe Meigs Mara uders a thrill ing corpe !rom behind 5-3 vli'lory over lhe Trimble Toinci!ls Tuesday nlghl . The homer, Beci<ers rourth of the year ca me aller 2 oul s and made a winning pllcher oul of Jeff Nelson. With one ou1 Nelson singled, afler a strlke 'ou l. Dave Hendricks sin gled and Becker made a loser oul of Jef! Koons. Trimble scored 3 runs in lhe fi rs! off or slarlin g pll cher Mi~ t· Pomeroy, Ohlo i ' CHAPMAN SHOES Next to Elbtrfthls In P01111roy OPEN 9·1 011 FIIDA YS 4.97 Rebate After • lawn fertilizer 29·4·8 covers 5,000 sq. ft. 18 lb. baJ · ·1288 1.77~~; s.m- 4-Lb." I Dust Ortho• 4-lb.' Sevtn• 5 Dual lneectlclde. Shop and IOVef 'Netwt. ICJ.Ft. Our 16.77 Oatdefl H011 80'x'll" reinforced gar· den hose with bross couplings. Savel 67CAttor hbate, ~~ 40-Lb. • Organic PlOt' Moisture preserviit~ · orgonlc peal fOr lawn · ond gardens. 40-1~.', 'Nttwt 185 UPPER RIVER ROAD. GALLIPOLIS • 0 11 ' �Weqnesday, !Yiay 6 ,) 987-,• The Daily Sentinei- Page- 5 ., Ted Power blanks ·Mets 2-0 • By ,JOEL SHERMAN UPI Sports Writer NF.W YORK IUPII - The Ci nrin nali Reds ar£> pla yi ng like> 1he J98h New YorkMels . The1987 Nr w Yor'k 'Mc: s are not. The Rl'ds, qa seball' s lop home· run hit ling learn, l'l)ade up for u l uck of power Tu£-sday night by genera ling two runs on lh~ basepalhs, sparkling In the fldd and gelling solid pitching in a 2·0 derision over thr MeJs. E rir. Dav is, tmscbaH's •top h o m ~· run hlt icr with 1 ~ . keyrd Cinri nnali' s assault by robbing Oarryl Strawberry of a homer and s1ealing threr bases. ' 'I'm not the kind of gu)· who is goin g 10 ge t a hi I. every game," sa id Davis, who hil l hree homers Sunday against Philadelphia. · "So l havctobeabl e togooutand do diffr r emlhings. When the ball is hit I h'avciogogel il , and when I grl on base I ·have to slea l a base." · The Reds scorl'd I heir fi r s! run v ia a hit·and·run and rheir s.•cond 1hrou gh 1he speed of lla'vis. Wi t h two out in I he lhil'd , Kurt Slillwell was hi! by a pilrh . Wir h Sliilwell running, [)a vr Parkrr Ia red a double to rlghl to make II J. fl. . In lhr r lghlh , Da v is wa lkl'd wilh two ou ts and slole serond. from whcr(' hr was ablr to score on a single by RIJddy &-II off Sid Fcrnand<"z, 4' 2. Those runs . hPid up as Ted Power and .lohn Franco rom' bi nl'd on"!! six · h i ll ~r . Power, :l. 0. allow~d al l six h.il s ov ~t· R J<l in,nings. Cincinnati is 6;fl in games h<' ha s sltt rll'd I his season. Franco got two. outs for his fiflh s ,H 'E ,\T SE('ONO - Cihd nnall's Eril' IJavis slldt's !'iart•l.v umh•r lil~ of Ml'ht' lloward .Johns on UN IU' ~h· a l !-i "~'f ' OIH I hu N~· in ~ ixlh irmin~ at Slu•a St.;.ldium 'fiU'!<rlday night. Da\'i~ tlwn s toiP third . 11 41war·d ·lohnsun had In lt>a1• hi ,::: h in tlw air For i\'l t•l!'i' c·.atdH'r (Jar,\ ' ('artPr ':-. thrOW to S('(' OIId nil litis pl ay. ( l 'PI ! Brewers lose second in row n.v IM\' 111 ,\VI'mlllu: Ill' I Spurts \\'ri lr •r In .\uJ!U" I. J ~ IH2 . thl' M i lw rJU kf'! ' J) u n Sur tn n lkl' \\t•r t.; Oll 'lJtlin •tl !rom tlw ll ou... IOn lll'lpi •tl pr!!pt •l t\~tros llwm Wor ld SNic·s. TIW "' ci ~J .' a nd he · int o the· 11lg h!. ; , ~ .. wa ~ ll i:-, 10th o f thf • ... 0~1 ~n rl. l \' illl! o u1 thrf'f' m ·rr li ~ -:~i nnin g .-. .. I PI r ~ · h im lor tht' ]tla g u(' ){'< Hi wilh Pf'lt· llon (;il'J IOn pil chc•d I he ninl h lor ln r;tv ig lia . 'J'hf' Ht 'P \\ 'Pl' S mountrd r lwir oil Sutton i n thP fi rs t wli<'n flobin Youn1 led ol'l ll'ilh a 1111l .\ ' thrr al hi ~ fi r' t "'" ''''· .InC' .John so n. l ·."l. \\-'a S ltw ]OS f' l'. ll<•d S.>A li, Oak land II AI Huslon. Hru<'<' Hursl , :L\, douhlt ' and(; l'(lg \l 1'0( ' k wa ... hi I 11\ sca t trr0cl fi yr hil s J ncl l iPd his ;\ngt·l. Ill' nolf'IH •d 1'.11'1 '' ' '' ,.i<· tnn : n ~ <ITHI propt•l \1'd " pil<·h. IJul Sullon go1 Bi ll\' .lo l<obidoux on a boun('t 'r to r·nd I hi' tlu • ! 1r ~ 1 p li u·c· Hrc •\\'t' r" to IIIII i il )-! . ca reN·hi gh wi th I~ stri kt'OUI'. ll'a cl ing lh0 Reel Sox. Hurst firs! six o ul s wrrr• ~ ~ rik('o uts. fi.l nnin g flnn Co )· four 1imcs. [)avP Sir·· warl, :1.:1. pir r hecl ·I 1·:\ In nings ( ', dil nr n i ;~ ;r l'iiiT rklt'il t . Mo~na g c •1 · Ct ·n c• Mau d L \\ hn-.t · t\fl g t' IS los t IO Thl ' 1~1}-:~ l ) t'I ' \\'I ' I'S in thP p l .a ,, · off~. !-;ai r! SLl ll on'!" ou t ing W/l~tfl Un(' :'\ \)l'f'll'd . " \VI1011 ... om Phncl .\ ' -. pl'r i; ll Ilk(• non Su t ton cl4! t 'S somr rh in,l.! goocl . wh \· shou ld I ht ' s u l·pri sPd '!" Mo~.uf'll '-ai el. " lit··~ IH•l•n dnl n ~ ~o )!IIOd l o1 ..,n l tHI,t! " Hn •\q• r:-. o.; t; trlt ·r and \OS ('I' Hill WPgrn .nt ... ;tl ult ·rl Sut Inn . " I t<~ ~ t · t m lt.IIPI! to l lon Su tt on .111clll11' (' .d i fn rrll ~l ,\ tt .[! t•!..... " .... tid Wt•g m ;l n. \\'ll o l o{t k tlU' luss dt ·~ pi l t ' g i \'i ng up ju:-.t th n •t· hit ..,. 2 ~. '- I !'L il'k ou t fi\·c· ;t ncl w;llkP<I o rw i11 pi t l' llin g his lirs l WPg llJ : IJI . l'll lllp lt •t t• g, tnll' 0 \ IIH' S('i iSO II. " ) fi •t•l ~!Ood a bOl l I it. " ~. 1 1!1 \.\ 'i ' J,.: rll.tl1 " It \\il'- .l l rt•: ll IO J..! ti O\JI !ht'l't"' i llld dtl ,I h.ttiiP H'it\i h im lih:t• t h a t I lilt tu g II! n w' Ill' 1\(''c \ ~i\' t • in .1 li tt h• hi t .nul ht• difln ' l. E IS<'II'il f'rr . Sf•:llll< ' ll< ·al Ill' frui t 7:1. 1\an!--as Cit _\· nlp~.wd T or onto li-4. Huston 'ihut nut ( >>~ k I ~ IIH I 11-11. 'I'Pxa."' n i ppf ·cl ( 'I1'\ ·p lane! in l() i nn i ng~ li-:1. Ch iC'a gn whi tr•wa sht •d N('\\' Y or k~ 0, ancl Bail imor(' nipp<'d Minn<·sn la :,.j, 1\larinl.•rs 7, 'l'igt•r)<O:; AI DC'IrOil. nr)· Quin onP' hila I wo ou1. two· run lltl mf' r ln l lw nim h inning 10 li fl th 0 M:tri nds. Ti g1·rs rf' lit·,·r·r .lrff R o bin son. I ~. \\'; 1\k(•d .li m Pn 1 S ) ('~' to s i ;.H I lhf• n i nth i iiHI H"<l"' n •pl.trt•tl IJ\ Wi ll ir· l lvntll nd• ·t . S111 n Clark i'. l ll . pl!dlrotl twn th.i rd s o l :111 innin g, an cl !<e l w i n \'uri ('/ go t hi " si:\ l h '\a \'t• . Uuya ls li, llhll' •Jays I 1\l 1\ ; ~rb a -. C i t.\ . M o. llanm T ;lr l:t llull kn oc iH'd In th t'(·f• l'll ll :-: In p ; IC'I' IIH• H o~ · al~.r'ha r ] it• l.f'i - IJr;lll til imj)I'OI 'I'Ci "' <· I whilr givi ng up r lghl hi lS and Slrlking Wl!t •n '411 1 t 'i tfl :u • p .t r t o f .1 g a nw Ilia· t il . II . ,·nu'n, go t to t; tkt • ,\ti ll I' ;uHII on k lh r loss . l t:u1~er~ H. Jndian~ ;; 'J'pxas . l' unis Wilkl'rso n singif'd wilh IWOOUI in rhr 10rh innin g 10 sr·ore Pl'l< ', I nravigl ia and spark I he fla ngrs. Wi lkN so n singled ofllosrt' rr;w k Wills, fl. l, Mil <' h Wil l ia ms. :1.2. who W('nl lhr lu" I ~ :1 Innings, was lht• winnr r . \\'hit<' Sn• 2, \'ank<'<'s 0 AI C' hicagu, Wh il<' Sox' Bil l AI 1\ rl ing t on . L ong. making his fi r~ t m;tJ or lra g tl f' .tppc•;_il'a nt ·,· i11 <dmos ttw o Y('HI'". pitclwcl a 1w0 hit shut out o\·rr tlw Yankt •c•s. Ht• st r uek out li n· and w;J i kcd none. Th e loser wa s .lor N iekr o. 1 -~. who_uavru p lwo hirs, both in rhe l hird in ning wltrn l hr W!Jill' so.s gollhl'ir rwo ru ns. h.tl n il 1!1 h i!J I " Su rrnn . il lmu ·d rw o hi 1~ 0,1'\1' 11 tlli1 1 11J~"· ill); ,111d O\' PI' ;tll tll )ri <t n ]) own ,l, l<'k li ml'<'li '''" 'IIIl i! solo llmn t• 1'1111 '. . Su tlnn, ~ .\. ll Hl\ rd ;thratl of Tn rH S t •d \' l ' t nn l hr• all· limp \' it 'IIH '\ ancl li~t. llt> ... tnw k nul four H' .l l kt•C I 111\ t'. I ln rm il' MoOrl' pih'ht•cl tiH • lin .1l T\\' t\ i nnin gs for h i.'. lnutth S.t \ t' Tlw lo~~ ILl~ 1h<•·fir.., , <-It 11u m r tll i.., st•a-.n n lot ~11!\l' ii Ukt•(• a rt( •r rliiH ' !o- II'Oii ).: lll \' il ' ltU ' \(•:0: . ' 'I' d L ltht •J I0'\1' Itt 01 .\OII·g, tll H' lrinrh' l'. ,1 J!U.\' \\'h n p i t rhf'~ sur h ;r j.{I'Pill galllt\ " .,, aid !VI il \\ 'i.lllk('P Th~ r losrs l Nrw Yo rk <'a,me fN·IIn .cen l er l'icld . Dal'is r acr d ·. to I he fencr and wilh a wl,ll ·l imr d leaped grah lllr ball. !lbovc. I he• " rrncr. ~ ~·. , .. I ' ~ Send the ITO® Sewing Basket Bouquet. It even indudes a travel sewing kit. WINNERS OF TOURNE\' - This fiflh gradr team, lht• Radm· Royals, won lhe Southern Lot•al Dislrirl fifth grudt• to1irnamt•nf ~ and tram mt•mhrrs rcc<'iwd crrtifkalrs and m•·dallions al lh•· annual hanqut•l. Thry arr, knN•Iing , I lo r. Oavid .Juslis, Br~an .Justis, Ro~t·rt RPiber, Mary ,Jo 1\'olfr: standing, I tor. c.ia<·h Alan C'rlsp, .Jrn·my Norihup, .John Sprnrt•r, Bdh Clark, Miclull'l Van Mrh.•r: oot pit-turtos is Kt••r'in Turlt•)o'. '·' Tim Brum field went lhr dis· l ance to lose a hearlbrcaker. fan ning twelve and walkin g four in a super effort dPs pile suffering I he loss. In thr flrsl inning Southern scored four l imes on a Barrv McCoy walk. A Stout sin g!<'. two er ro rs. a fi~ld ~ r · s eholc<' and a doubll' by Todd Li sle, 4·0. HT pulled back to 0 In lhr spcond, bul SourhPrn wenI ahrad !). ~ In lhe l hlnl as lh r SHS dlumondmen of Mi ck Winr · brf>nne r push£'d across a run . .. bro l her Steve Jarrel l had 1wo singles . Tim Br umfield lwo si n· glrs. John son a doubl e, and' singles by Trevor SmaiL Brad Crem ePns. and Ric hard Slill . Southern plays at K yger Thur5· ' day , t hen hos ts Ravenswood " F riday. A doubl ehea der srhl' duled for Symmes Vallry Wed· nrsday has bren poslponrcl . Soul hern pla ys in lhr Cla ss "A" " Serl lona l al Meigs S"l urdnv . agai nst Nor lh Gai i i<J al l p.m . Linrsrorr : . Sout hr rn .. 401 000 100 02-R R .1 : HT ......... 2H 000 000 Oll-!i l1 ~ . In lhr HT l hlrd lhe Wild ra ls wem ahea d n·oas Ma rk Jenki ns waikPd. Crrmrrns sin gled, an . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , -, error. and singles bv Brumflrld and Sma iL · The sco r e rrma I ned li·> I go to Fiesta because . .. throug h lhn•r and IWO·Ihirds scoreless innings until Ri f fle's hero ics . Southern won aflrr Shawn Arna ll do ubled·: lwo errors loadrd lhr bases 1McCoy and Slou l rraC'hedl, and lhr HT srrondba se man mishandlr d a ' ' hard hll bouncN sockrrl b.v Ambu rgey. Soul hern hill ers wrrr Chris Sl oul wit h two sing les, Shawn Arnoll a doublr and si ngiP, Todd Lisle a doutilr, and singl es each by Cunningham . Riffl p, Ken Turlrv , and Amburgcv . Wlldra l La rry Jarrell led all hill ers with thr er sing l es, ... the Hdh Drr5Sf'r~ .m.• wondprful! They ' so 0111 of their w.:ry Ia bt• ccrtdin rou'rc GOOD USED WASHERS, DRYERS REFRIGERATORS, TYs GAS & ELEC. RANGES pleasrd! They ldke the timr and effort to make surP everything is the w.ty you 1 , wdnt it... plus fiesld ha s t.mning! Perms $19.99 Ia $39.99 No Appoinlmenls - lust Walk In! . Daily Sal, 8·&: Sun. !0-5 COUNTY . APPLIANCES . 627 3rd An., GaiHpolis PH. 446·1 " ' HOiiiS: I A.M.·6 P.M. NOW OPEN 322 Second St. 44~-91 S2 , Meigs has team take part·in recent OU Special Olympics The Meigs County Special Olympics Team was one of lfi learns taking parlin lhr Area~ Special Olympics Track and FieldMeelheldSund ayalPed•·n Sladlum. Ohio Univer sil y, Athens. · , nlques. n' rip<•s. di<•l rora ll shrrls, exervisr l<'<'liniques an d ot her pha ses of wrigh l ronlml. ThN e ll'i llbt· a limil as 1u rlw numrn·r of pc·oplr· w;10 "" " b•· admillrdi O<W IJS<'I' iesofl'iasS<'s ll'hich wi ll be· lwlcl itt rite ronfc·r· An opening r r remony wirh Harold M cE lheney, Ohio Un ivrr · sily Alhlellc Dir eclor. as ma r.•r of C£lremon~s inrlud£'d lhC' . pa radcofOiympians, a flag raising by the Air Force ROTC' and lhe S I I 01 · lh pee a ymp•cs oa · age s and for int lhe Thrbracket alhlrles were sex div iclr·d o compP!illon with lhr Me igs Counly SPE'Cial Olympirs Tl•am wlnning.19 firs!, soro nd and l hinl place wins . Taklnl( honol's in lhr R· ll year old div ision ~<we : .J eremy .John· son, firs I. long jump: seco nd , :;o meier; 2nd soflbalt : Bn ·l Counls , second, Jon!( j ump; Mand)' Grogg, seco nd, long jump; Amy Bo~gs, lhird. !\0 m <'fer; Ke ith Frierid, third . long jump: th ird, !\0 met er: lhlrd, softball ; [)('anna Fre<>man , thi rd, long jump. Honors In the 12·1!\ yrar · old division wenl lo: ,Jason Blair. serond. long jump: Chr is Ler. scarond, 50 mrler: lhird, sofl · ball; lhlrd , long .lump; .loa n Han , lhircl , 50 mr l er; Lisa .Montgomery, lhlrd, softbalL Taking honors in I he l fi· ~l yra r old division wt•re Mar)' .J ane f urry, first, soflbull; third , :;o meier; David Kurr, first :i!l met er; Roger Lance, firsl. sofl . ball ; SCl'Ond, long jump: Bill Neutzllng, flrsl, soflball: second long jump: srroncl .. ~I meier; Sarah Ha1·mon ; first, oO mewr; 5erond, long jump: Ray Lauder· milt. first , 50 mciN; firs!, shol put; second , long jump; Sharon Fife'. third soflbaiL Taking rap honors in lhr ~H· 29 vea r old division was Bill White, S!'C'Ond In long j um;i and thi rd in softball. and top honor·s in lhr :m and over division wrnl 10 &on Skinner. fir st In softball: flrsl in long jump, and second in :i() met er: Maurire Smith, flrsl in softba ll : flrsl In long jump and serond In 50 mel er. Team members ui.so had 12 fourth places. six fiflh places and six sixl h pla crs i n lhr. romp('fil!on. Twelve alhlrres will be ehosrn to rc•presl' nt Ml'lgs Counl ;' in til<• sluiP compel ilion lo be hehJ in Columbus , .Junr 26·2R. Thr M<•lgs Count y Sper ia l Olympk !canis art• coarhf'd b)' Pall\' Ha v> who slatrd lhal lh <' alhlrros liad br•·n prf'pa r ln g for Ihe· mt'rting sl nrr ra rly Murrh . " ! am so P,roud of all or lh< •m. r nC'c room or 111,. mulri purpose • buil ding, Mu lt>CIT)' HPight s, PomrrO\. T hr·roforr . rrsiclcnl s shoukl rruis trr "" soo n as po:-;s i· bi(' illl cl lh<·y m;" do so h.vcallin~ lhl' ht·allh drp:~ r rme ttl al 9~2· Thc•y 'vC' dnnP a gr('ot job... l (L Cr('!lfl tnf' ... :.......... ........... .... ........ l&-2 11 . Nnrrhwood .... ................. ...............S-5 12. Wa,v nl' Tract' .............................. 12-5 1 ~ . 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With lhP supporl of parrn rs . friends and lhr co mmunil y lh <' Meigs County Sprclal Ol)'mpi r Proglrum Is starling to grow . fiR\' rcsldl'nt wishing 10 hPip wilh th~ program Is askr d ro S<'nd u donallon lo lhr M ci~s Count)' Special Oly mpi rs , Carl•·lon Srhooi·Mrlgs lnduslrl<•s. P.O. Box :Mii, .lohn St .. SITarusr, Ohio ~~779 . Monc•y rrrC'II'!'d ht'lps train and s<'nd alhl<'ll's lo r0· glonal and slule rompt•lilion s. R Com•o.\• Crt'Siv irw ....................... 10.3 9. P;tinl Val l£>v ............................... H·4 ,· .GRADES: 4. just call visit us todily. ~ ·ti · R1 ORANGE TWP. V.F.D. ANNUAL BAPTIST CHRISTIAN SCHOOL onMom. Moiher's Week starts <1 . ParkWtiV..................................... l2-l ~. A,o;ht;lbu la St. John '!l .................... 12·2 ~· MHit•r Clr.Y .................................. 11-6 " l.l mu p,•rr~· ........................... ... .. U·J •' IF'I'H GR 1\0 E CIIEEIILE,\OERS - This lit" flflh ~radr l'ltt•c•ri<•IullnJ: sotuad uf Rudm• E l t• m entar~· School and indndes, frnnl. ·lt•nnl IIIII, Rmndl Mallory, fhrlslian Cummins, ,\n'gle Tt•aford; so•cnltd, Raclwl Ht•nslt•r, Tahlihu Willford , Marel Multlwws, .Jcnnlft•r n owt•: lhird, llndwll<• llnwt'. ,\intt'<' Manuel, Chrlsllllawkins, Rhnnd:.t l'llllllll . Advisor is Becky Mallory. Spring a ~rise BLUESTREAK CHEERLEADERS - These ar• lh• Salisbury Element..-y Blue!ltreak Cheerlt•aders lor lh~ basketball sea.•on. They are, front, I to r, Andie Krawsczyn, F;lizabeth Russell , 1\Jeghan Haynes; second, I to r , Sltiio Moor.·, Healht•r Pault•y , Am1111d11 Well; third, Ito r, Susan l~ose, Erica ltobi<•, Hcalher Hudson, Nol pictured bul nfembcrs lo lhe t·orps aro· Erin Krawsczyn, Autumn Conde, Myca Hayes, Ginler Findlay and Robin Hall, Advisers art• Clara Rohie, Mary Hudson and Bohlti Pauley, :l. Nt"wark Ca thollr ......................... 11 ·7 ,, klncl or rhroll'ing lh<' ball·"""'' •o . •· a run wets in th(lsixth inn in g WhC'n ...· Sirawll<'rrv launcht'<l ·a drive ~llfl ' "A" ~title Rankin~ OHSBCA Poll 1. To ldro On awa Hill!! 1140 pi~ . 1........ !J.Ji' 2. Corv Ruwson f 1.19 p1u ............... 1().,, n11IH·r lo ~t ' :1f.!< ImP tha i '"" ·\ ' lllall t•mrnl ng ,CU\ '1' I IH' :\ li,C(']:-; ti l 0 lt•:\d ll'lrrn lrr · ch·o,.,. " 1 1 pilch . On ' r IIi<' ldl f ll'it1 f011<'• ' IO l!'ad Off IIi<• fourlll Inning . T lir llomr 1' 1111 NE W KNOXVILLE - ln the lalesr Ohio High School Baseball Coaeh<"s Assoclalion poll lhe I Rerdsvillel Easl ern Eagles of Coach Scot I Wolfe were r ankl'd i161hl sixl ePnlh in I he stale as a rrsull of I heir flnr l :\.2 rpcord . Defe nd i ng sla l r champion Tolrdo Ollawa Hills hPads the poll wllh a 9·8 r ecord, however, rarnecl lh<' respect or Ohio coarhrs as a resuil or Its IOURh co mpet ition against " AA" and "AAA" schools In bol h Ohio and Michigan. Cor y Raw so n High School was Sl'cond, j ust one point behind Ollawa Hills. Former slate champion Newark Ca tholic Is ranked lhird, Parkway fourth , and As labula SL John's flflh. Easl ern hosls Kyger Cret'k Wednesday !hen plays Trimble at Meigs In I he Sectional Tourna· men I Friday . .John Milchl'!l pilchr d a fou r· . hiller and Sirl'f' Spt·ingrr belled a lhrJ:'('· run double in lhe fir s! inning Tut•s da)' nigh! 10 lracl lh<' Tidewate r Tides roa n H·O,·iriOrv o1·ei· lhe Columbu s Clippers ,;, Norfolk, Va. Mitchell , las! St' ason's mosr va luabl e pil r hrr in l ilt' i nl r rna· " lional Lea ~u e. walked lh rrc and st•a son. flll"llil onlfi<'idrl Clr nn llra gg> . " I'd nr m a kin ~ :1 lot of PI'I'O I'~ and gl\'l ng tilt' ).!:lllH' aw;t,l'" Eastern is ranked 16th in baseball poll By Un'ilfd Prt•s!<i Int ernational sa, ·t·. Hr has nol Hllowrd a hil ro " th<• 29 bailers hr ha s l aced lhis SHS halis Wildcats 5-game winning st:reak in II th, 8-6· MERCERVILLE - Aided by . rhree Hannan Trace errors, l hP Soulhern To r nadoes scored two runs in lhr lop of th e lllh inning lo dcfeal lhe hosl Wildcats 8·6 hrrr Monda y in an SVAC shoo· lou I , snapping lhr Wildc ats 5 ga mC' win streak . Earlier one of lhr key pla ys in lhP gil mr and cPrtainly a game sa ver for Sou lh Prn ca mr i n thr fina l round or regulalion when junior calchr r John Riffle r ipped a rwo·ou l sin gle to lie the score ar 1>-6, to la kr a nranvin out of i hr han ds or H anna n Tra<"e. Riffl r brok e lht• 6·5 HT leacl afrrr Chris Srou l si ngled and David Amb urgey wa lk<"d. A passl'd ball foll owed sNtlng rhe sla gr for Riffle's heroics. Sourhrrn is now 10·3 and 9·2 in llw SVAC', whilr H annan Trace is 1;.5 ovr raiL Shawn Cunn ingham wrnllh rPr in ning s for Sou lhrrn beforr gel· ling relief from David Amburgr,v in th e roun h. Cunnin gham fanned onr . walke d two, and gaw• up six run s. Amburgey fan ned fiflePn in picki ng up I he w in. allowing just lhrer hil s and three walks . Clippers drop 8-0 decision to Tidewater Tides We can help. 405 North Second Avenue MIDDLEPORT �. . Ohio Scoreboard By The·Bend Majors '\: ,\Tifl'•al. U : \l ; l'Jo; Hy I nill•tl l'r. ~ .. lnlo•rn:ollu1 ud ..:a .~ t 'iL l.uni .. 1:1 II ..1 1 ~ " 1! I '! .itlll ,'io•11· Yurl. l'l t t,.J•r ~~: h I! p1 II I ·! tjll II I I 1111 M I~ .:1:1:1 'lnnlrl'i.ll l'h ll ~tdo · l (lh "''"' f h w ln na l .'\ » t rnt·•• llnu .,lolll We Reserve The Right To .i 1 , " ~·! II lUi: II ..$f~l Ill Ill II STORE HOURS Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10 PM Sunday 10 AM-10 PM :1' 1 I I 1:1 ..iJ!I P, I"! II . It!'! ti Jo;,, , U k,t:n ~ '! I : ! .'lit I '! 'f'u• ..,•h•.l ",. 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It : U,\ :111 , 111111 t :!:1: Unr" In, ll uu L\~. .\m,•rlfnn l .t·ll~ut •- s .,ht • rlt a~~:•· n , Kt '-'"lilt"'' - I,ltl: t-:lt·hhnrn . T11r tit.\ : Hltd tUI'Iwr , R.:11t li nd lllld .. ~n . , .., . '!. tl!f: Uu 1 h . Chi Ufl. • ."II rlln' llllll'l ~ 1tll;111al IA·n.-ut• ~ t· uU, fluu :wl: f-'l'tl\lutcti·J.. S\' Ill: \' :II J·n~. t ~ ·lll . 1.. \ 1.1; Hynn, ll1111 Ill; \\J•h-11. 1,.\ :Mi. \ . Nine represcntati\·cs of the Meigs High School Future Home· makers of America and three advisors. Karen F acc m~er. B.eckv Cott erill and Gloria Van Reelh altcnded the 19R7 Ohio F..HA -HERO >ta le meeting held aJ Veterans Memor ia l Audilo· rium min Columbus April24 and 25. " Put Color Into Your Life with FHA HERO was the theme of th e meeting allc nded hy student s. Ma)•rcne Thomas. Sonja Stee l<'. Ocr Henderson, Rox an Cundiff. Melinda Keesee. Carolyn [l a m . Samanalha Rou sh. Keli)' Sirwart, a nd Laura Hail. Dr. Nelso n Krau s wa s kc)·note speaker and there were presrnta lions by members. Int erest ses· sions were held and rerognit ion $1 for r;trh schoo l aw ~ 1rd will 1.1 lso br . Mrs. Lawrence Gl ursencamp. r!'centl y. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hart, Racine were guests ol Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Allen and Carl AulhNson. one day Iat wrek . _Mrs.' Nt>va Curti s. Mrs. Libby Willford , Rac in e, ca llrd on Mr. and Mrs. Gene Carpent er on Wedn esda y. Emma Lo'll Brewer , Reynoldsburg, spe nt the wee kend with he r fath er. Edgar Brewer. • Mr. and Mrs. Dale Lawson a nd famil y are own<>rs of a n<'w modul ar home. Mrs. Ruby Congo spent st' VPral da ys recently with hCI' <l augh let· and so n·ln·law. Mr. and Mrs . ~on and Ka ren Gilkey, At hens.jolnrd th eir brot her·in·law and siste r. lies, Mr. and Mrs . Larry Stan lev Mr. and Mrs. Walter .Jordan a nd a nd Anna. Ediso n, ~ nd Mrs. , family lor a holiday ga lherlng . Eeecc P rath er and ThNon. Sunrlsr Servlcl's at Tempi!' l<etlerlrig . Methodis t Church were we ll Mrs. Mur l Ga lawav. Pam a ttended. RevPrr nd Art hu r Crab· Oil Ienger, Mr. and Mrs.' Kenneth tree and !he new minister. € rabtrPe, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rrverend Haro ld BPnson. werP CrablrPe, Cindy Crabt ree and In charge. Those calling to see Oma ftiend. <Iii from this an•a were dinner guests of Beulah Starkey a nd Wilda Mae Wisem an this past week Included Mrs. CrabtrPe. Dav id Wlsrman , Rulla nd; h er ~ M r . a nd Mrs. Tad Gilkey. Crystal and ·Cammie. AIQ;!ny. grandc hild re n. Aar on a nd ~cipio area happenings Esther Brandon, Ja r ¥son. and Lola Clark were recc• nl visitors ol Ora Carsey. • ' Robert and Sharon Jewell and d~ughter, Cheryl. spent Sunday with his mother. Cora Je well . ~Mr. and Mrs. Don Anderson of South Caroli na, ha ve bf'f'n here visiting her mother . &ssie Gra · ham, his brother . Paul, and his sisters, Dorothy and Franc<'s. They spent Eastpr here the Harold Gra!tam famil y. ' Louise Eshelmann visited Min· nie McG ra th of The Plai ns recen1ly. Charles and Evelyn Allen were In Columbus recently for· a visit with their daughte r, Karen. Ruth ·and Ne llir Lowe w(')'e recent guests of th eir brot her a nd son, Roy Lowe, Columbus. Ella Goodin. Alban;·., spe nt Sunday with Ora Casey . · Mr. and Mrs. Steven Stanley. At liens. vis ited the ir parent s, Mr. ' a nd Mrs. Duane Stanley and M r. and Mrs. David I I • I f I •• •WA507 · 40+8 • 2 OUARI :UNSWEETENED I • KOOL AID 10/51 limit 10 p., Customer At Pawtll's Supormorktt Sat., Mar 9, 1987 • ............... .. .. . .... •·····couP<W·······• ~ : CHARMIN : TOILET TISSUE •••••• COUP<W •••••• • •• •• • 99< • •• ...... ................ 0 : • limit 1 Per Cuttamer Goad Only AI Powell's S...tmarbt Offer Goad thru Sot., May 9, 1917 • - • • • • • •• t CHICKEN OF THE SEA TUNA : b~! :~.:ll 2I Sl 4 ROLL PKG. • 0 • • Not mon' than :lOll ~~u nci 10, rs sny : The d<'\'l'lop mrnl of public lund s and co lo nial policies In 1\meric·a anti out drbl ro lht• Ordinan ce of 17~7 . No t moi'C' than 7:i11 words . Div. li, Graclr< 11 and 12. rssa)·: Ad,·ent of Jlw prl neiples of !Ill• " ri ght s or nwn " int ogO\wn ment and c•ffrct of lhl'ir ''' pression in tlw Orditwn('r ot 17Ri upon our nation todaY . Not mor<' llwnl ,(1(111 tl' n . rontr s t df' adlilh' is Ma~· 2tl. Na nw. ~lgt'. grade, teuclwr , narn r of school , and hOm<· aciclress an· to bl' put into a n enrC' Iope ancl alla r hed 10 th e r'Ssuy or, dra wing . Th C' gr::HIC' should be put on 1lw top ri~ hl · hand c·or nPr of th r frnnt pu g0 of rhc rn tr·y. On !he Ius! pa t::c the numbrr of word s shou ld b1' not rd . · A rclercm'r page ma.v be inC' Iudccl in addition to th e ess ay. lllu s1l'a1 ion:; may bf' inc:l uded in adclil lon to !he essa)' but ran not bP Lt::O('(I 1o n~ pl aci• words . u nd a 11 entri es must be thl' work of the s tu clr nt. \-\'01'(\S . Thf' co ntps! ru l l·~ rrquin ~ thai all art proterts bra 12· b)'· l ~ slzt•. unci that Pssa )· proiPrts tw donr pi·csidcnl . conductecl IhP Installation of new officers . Me igs Hi gh's chapiN placed nimh .out of 6~0 chaptrrs in the Sla t<' for c·ontrlbullnl( to !heir s t a le pr o jec t , Childr en 's Hospi tal. ion g i\'l 'il to px tru- c~nd r ar00r its fi rst scholars hip at lhr rrun· ion to hr held Ma \' 2:1 at r11e Rutl and Civic· Cen tr r. ObjP ('1i\'(' S, Hi .~ h Sc hool r hlld or gran<l r l1i ld of a n ut iHn d .j,1igh School gradu al t' is eliglblt • Ill apply for th e scholarsh ip. /\ pplicu nt s will be rva l uatP(l on grad C' poin t <overage, course of study, and co m pl io n<'l' wit h r r · qulrements. with soml' ronsider- 111 10 !J! ' A ppli r· ant ~ !'i hnu !d s(•l\1 a C'U I'· I'C'nt tr;tn .'-tT ipt of thl'ir 1-(radrs ancl roursr work , a rrsum( 1 including neit\·ltl"es unci c·areor objec·tln•s, a p)ctu re for publici!)' purpost•s. and 11li · nanH' and grad uat ion )'! 'i ll ' of Ill<' Hu tlancl Alumn i 't nd IIH •lr n •lall onshlp which qu:rill it'S tltc•m 10 apply. All mat!"r la ls ar P to bf' S('lll to tlw Hut land il iglt Sc hool ,\lumn l A"Qt' la 1io n. Srholars hp om· mill e<'. P 0. I'Jos 12f>. Hutland , Oh lo 4:m:; . DPadllne ior appiylnJI Is May 15. Conr ad at Columbu s. Mrs. Fanni e Durst visit ed Mr. and Mrs . Stanle.v Wt' lis, Long Boll om. on Tuesday. Mrs. Denis<' Corns. Huntin g. ton. W.Va .. a nd Greg Coo p('!' and Hea the r, Ra venswood. called on Mr. and Mrs. Robct·t Cooper <luring !he wcekend . Leo ta Birch vlsltrd Mr. and Mrs . Ha rold Rou sh. Rac lno. on Friday. .J"ck ~rarborou g h . Long Bot - IN STl 'll\' N l 'lL"iP. d ~UIJ;hh•r ,JiiJ l.ynn nf IIIII nnd llunnu N<•ast• , Jtat:lnt', hn• hel'lt uct•t•ph•d by tht• llandt•t' Fushlou ('ullt•Kt' lor llu• lhshhtn dt•s lgn Jlrugram heg lu· uln[l' In S<•tttt•rnht•r , IUX7. ' 'l • ' tom , is visi1ing rrlut i\'P.s AMISH Piuo Loaf lunch Meat ••••~.~.s1. 99 SMit~FIELD 12.311LB. SHREDDED . $ . Boded Hom ....................ll·. 2.19 ECKRICH Chopped Hom loaf ....... lt•• S1.29 in Napoleon. Mr. and Mrs . Harold Van Me>iPr. Columbus. visited re· cP nlly wUh his mo!llf•l' . Mr ~. Ad i1 Va nMe ter. .Joa nna Bowf'rsox. Uniopolis; and Mrs. L('e McCo mas of Middl epo rt. Mr. and Mrs . Dwaine Jorda n 'Jnci Sarah wcr(' host s 10 a famil y gathering whic h Included Mr. and Mrs. Menclal .Jordan , Mr. and Mrs . Kenneth Cra btree. Mr. and Mrs. Wa lle r .Jordan . .Joshu a. J ere my, J essica and Joel, an d Mr . and Mrs . Bryan Jordan . all fro m !his area , Mr . and Mrs . Ar thur Cra btree. accompa niPd by Lu cille Rallrcll. Alba ny. vlsitl'd with Elsie Dav is In P arkersburg , W.Va. Mr . and Mrs . Eldon Barrows. and Mr. and Mrs. Clift on Fraley, J r. a nd Roger Carpenter. along with Rilla Lowery and Leswr, Middleport . were In Columbus lor a family gathering with Mrs. Barrows sons·ln-law and dau ghters, Mr. and Mrs. Greg Carr and family and Mr . and Mrs. Bill Kin g. Revival Jet Wollt rr M. MttXC'Y who ha s bt'en sPrvlng <.I S a missionar.\' !n Ka goshim . .laJJa n sin re 1!171. will b<' co ndu ctin g n ·v ivu ! s0 J'vi r r·s "' the Pomeroy Ch urr h of Ch rist. May H·lll. Eve ning sen·!('(•< will be hc•ld "' 7 p.m. wi th lhP Su nd uy morning s<'r vl r Ps <.~ 1 ~ : :~o a.m. Hnd the worship sc·rvi<'<' ut llt::lll a.m. Nrl l Pro u<lfoot. pastor. in ,·llos the public. Muxev wa s born In C' lnrln nu tl and t::r,;d ual<•d from lh,. C'inrl nn,ll i 1311>11' C'o llrt::c, lhl'C'I nrlnnal i Christi an Sem lnarv . lnd lu na Univr rs it y a nd the Soul h(' rn Raptis! Thr'Oiogl r-al Seml nar,v . He had mlnis tric•s In Ohio. Indiana a nd Kl'nturky b<•fon• t::o lng to .Japa n In 1~71 whl't'r ·hl' now minl ~ t 0rs with two chu rc htrs whi(' h h(• rst~hllsh( • d Hnd s t ·rVf'!-. as a chapl ai n at the Kagoshlma priso n. lie also works with you th in RiiJie clu ssc•s and ca mps . Maxcy also teaches English at Kagoshlma Trchn il'u l Coll ege an d Is u mc·mbrr of. th e Ka goshlma Cit y Clllzl'ns Council. Hr and hi s w ife, Mar y, hav children. .... Fre4~!~ s~!!~GA!!~ery STIAWBEIIY TOITE CAICE • • : • limit 2 p., (uttamer Good Only At Powell'$ Supermarket Ollor Gjood thru Sat., Mar 9, 1'17 , \ • ................ v ' l ..... •• .....• • ··· • • coo~·· • ••••• • • TIDE DETERGENT :• 147 • oz. $599 limit 1 Per Customer Good Only At Powell's Supermarket Offer Good thru Sat .., May 9, 1917 •• ...•• .. ADOLPH'S · DAllY VALLEY "At tile W ef tlte Po n,.,' • Ill.. , .~lOY, OIL PH. 992-2556 -oo+ ~••••· o two HOMEMADE Hom Salad ...................... uh.. 89( S&F 3 DOZEN PACK 6 OZ . CULO PACKED MED. EGGS.. ............ S1.99 RED RADISHES ... ~.'A\11.. 49< 16 OZ. SHEDD'S 3 lB. NEW MARGARINE ..... ~m.. 2/99< YELLOW ONIONS ..... s1. 29 KAAFI 12 OZ. 16 SliCE PROCESSED 10 lB. IDAHO PIMENTO CHEESE . .................... s1.&9 BAKING POTATOES ...~ ............ SJ .89 DAY, MAY 10th OIDEI YOUI CAKES EAILY l 'l IF YOU Nl" llliniDAY, lii.VEISAIY, 01 WIDDIIIG COMING UP, SEE US, WE DO SII!ECIAL OCCA~OI CliESI PHONE 446·6160 - IIOIIIAY ~ SI....AY '=30-5:30 P.M. ,_AY IWIIIIIIJS 'fll 6:30P.M. f •• I ~ • •I I Grape Juice ........................... 98< 2 LB. BANQUET t 0 PC. FRIED Chicken Dinner ................. $4.29 '• 17 OZ. DEL MONti Fruit Cocktail ....................... 99< • l I 1OJ/• OZ. CAMPBELL'S Beef Noodle Soup .•••• 2 cANs S1.19 17 OZ. DEL MONtE WEEKEND SPECIAL Oreo Cookies ..•...• $189 Ice Cream •••••••••••• f t oclrt ~ · - worrls. Div . ;}, Gr;ld t •s r utTI (' u l;tr J('1 1\' il lr!-i Rutla.nrl S QUART PAIL • •• COUPON' ••••• •• 1~'\)f'\.t,'l'il If write on e vflr~· cl fl ub lr-sp<ll't' if Entri Ps an·t o be s ubm inrd 1o 1he i.ill d \\·hat it nwans to th<.' U.S. and nw · while popl'r. hanrlw t:i ttl' n. otlwr lin(' : Will ,'> \n tllP dPad of Willlt.' l' .} i\ lumni Assol'lut iun wil l uwa r d ,\ n_v hi_g h sl' hool sen!ol' who i ~ a wa s given to mPmbrr s who lla\'r ar hie\'C'd \'a r io us honors o,·c r th1· past yra r . Tina Huwk, Lu('asvil iC' , stair KEMPS GIANT 20 OZ. PKG. I I: llo •nrli •r .. nn• .\\ 1'!: " "lllnr . .\lll nnd \1\ul\ , St•:t llllil Ht•lhl", ( 'h ! ~. 1'111 11 111 11 rlrinrlt-. •• GRADE A \m t•l'l t 1 111l ~·a~tl t ' \lllr. \II \ u t~onnl State FHA meet · participants named ~.Guest s of Frrda Smith In· cluded her qaugltl ers a nd laml· ; l.illl n l'o •rl·.\ t l'! :lt ~ I 1111\11,\ t f t'.,lllo•\\ 1 Ill .!1 ;! II l ' .1lnl \ 11!1••.1 1 I 1 1 II I t .1!1 Ill I ro ·.. t!l uo• I I t I IU '! 1 t:o '' 'l ll tnlto•ll II Toth ·,h • \nl'lhll ••ntl 1.1 I ! 1/<1 1 U,,,l 1\ .1,1 m · 'I'•· .11 ,. ,I !, I .I 1111' 1 l.tll il' llllo• \ .111;·,1 , I I. 1-'nr l · lo · nuh l~" ·IIIII Fall ' l~•t·l llat•l.,u I II '!' I ! ' oil h; (I; I I h ·l IC••o•tl.,\l ll o· f-,11,11 '1'11 111 :~uo l ..,l ,ltt •·l l .. · hnl.\11 , ·! .1 l ' lll h' II< illl nl itl o· ! I. t•i t)·im!..lln l· u•n ... , . , .,.,.,.,. - ~ ~- !II \ ,111 1Lm·o•11 I ~ ! I !l:l tod'" . 1\o l man' than ~1111 word s. Di\·. .J. Gr:.tdC's 7 tine! R. rssa y: "Tiw United Sl at es Const itution The Carpenter community happenings r111 I, \ , h/ "it .l n hlt ' I '!• I I'! '!t tl, \IIIIo •!' I 'II\ t! l i lllit lh ... r" lll d tr , will be awa rd Pd in eac11 of six ~ 1 1- b)' · l l ·Rutland 'High Alumni will, present first scholarship administrator, standing, 1ind front, .Vie Neutzllng PROCLAMATION - "Discover Ufc's Tre~· and Bernice Vercoe, nursing home rt•sidents. sures"ls the theme of the National Nursing Home St•veral special events arr being planned at thr •Week helng observed. May 10-16. Monday proclamations were signed at lhr American- Center In observance ol National Nu"lng llomc Wrt•k. While thrr• Senator Long preSI•ult•d ( 'owrl Pomeroy Health and !Whahilltation Cmter,lelt to with a S!!nulorl:li C.itatiun in rt•eognitiun of the right, sealed, Mcil(' eounty Commlss!oner wt•ek's observance whlt:h is gt•arcd In olf~r \V)annln~t Roush, Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyler, · special recognition to tht• adrninblralu" and slaff an 17th District Slate Senator ,Jan Mkhat• I Long. of Ohio's nursiu~ homes, For the signing they wt•rt•.joinrd hy Rogt•r Cowrt, l 'nlul~ '! I 111 \ II III' ' "II 1! I ! Ill· ,I I .1. \.·~nr!.. I Ill hull. 1.11 1 tt : 1 I l'nr!..l'll \ 1:11 t l '! It it tnNIIl S 10 thr U. S. and mP N)u r ation . Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Phillips and family Sp€.J11 a reeent wee· kend With her~arents . Mr. and Mrs . Veste r Walsh , Logan. W.Va. : Mr. and Mrs . Victor Durst and Kelly , Th o" Plains, Tom Du rst. Columbus. spent Sunday wi th Mr. and Mr . Robert Durst. Mrs. Linda Reisinger. Rome. N.Y., Mrs. Myrna Close, Water· ford. and Mrs . Marilyn Beall, Columbus , called on Mrs. Audrey Brewer and David last wc<>k. Mr. and Mrs . Bud Gluesen· camp, Sunbu ry, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson and sons, Ironda le, were guests or Rev. and ' ''' '"lllll o·n • I I I lw hu~tlil\ _,.,, .,l n " ' !~ . To •J UH grudes fi v(' 1hrough 1:2 . Pr it.PS on Stivevsville area news notes LB. I'! \ ullo oto; ll1'rall !li, 1.1. I :tr ll.,h• !.i . II \l :!'!tll '! I: l.i i l lo •j " L,unl 1-. u •l .lttil I \1 '~: . '!:1 o•:w h, I~ llh· t l ,tlldlllll l .111ol 1111111111 lo· nlrn l l <l l hnl lo. ·~ ; o•,uh: 1!1 l ln rtlo•ltlllo •i &:Ill " Tt' lllll _\ 1 II Ill . ')It I oa t, ., '· Dl\·..l r.radrs 5 and tl , r ss•w : "Th<' Ordi narH' l' of 17R7 ;md what ' ' ~sJ _, . ~ gi,·en to each sc hool winner . Plans ca ll fo r thr w inn rr ~ to tw announced on .l uly 11 '" lh<' r ounl)'·ll'idr cpi!·brallon whi r h. will lake plurr on lht•· Rock Spring Fairgrounds. The divisions of tlw Meigs Co unt Y NorthW<'SI Ot·dlnanre and tiw Unit ed StalL'S Constitution Bice nt enn ial Communi! )' School Co nt es ts arc as fo ll ows: Div.l. Gr<Jdes ·1 ancl 2. a rt : Th<' Amcrira Bill of Rights' - frr<' speec h. religious tolNa ncr. frrr :11 -':.I ll t'r:tnd .. n J, uill: hl ,\.\1 ERII .\ ."0 l.t: \fa t. '.!fl f' rmH r('n !Pnnial hh ·a~~:v ,\ lil" llllko• 'l'ur' """ project s from grade>. one. two. winner. S2 for carh dist rict winn rr. and $4 !'or P;tl" h count _,. winnor. ,\ rommt• mora tin• bi- l'h hl!l l r~t;ltnl 1.. 1~ \nJ:I"It ·• - nl a:lil \\ thr pio nPrr' s <HToss til<' m oun ·, diyisions. \nil•'' '"' l)j , -_ 2. C r; 1d lls :1 ;. lnd i . art : \l'illlngness to undngo su ffe ring and hordships 10. accomplish Olll''s purpo.sr t?ueh us lh<· trek ol c ha irm an. ann oun<'<'d t oda~·. Tlw con ff'Sl is oprn to ar t thn'E" and fou r : and N l .•mJ., ;&I ·"' ''" ll l··~n l t~icr• n t l~ nni;_il nial. Patt ,\ ' Pa rke!'. ( hllltllllill "!,~I ' ll \"nrk ll l ' llhliur)i h Ill, IHt•g" Bicentennial contests planned limit Quantities _ \t l ;tnl.i !'o ;W Wednesday, May 6, 1987 Page- 7 " I. 1'•1 . f:t• II II ..1~1 t Ill• :111" Lu • .The Daily Sentinet' •' • . Golden Corn ............. 2 cANs $1. 19 30 OZ. CHEF·IOY ·AI·DEE 2 Pepperoni Pizza ............ $2.99 16 OZ. UNCLE lEN'S CONCENtRAtED Rice ••.•••.••••••....•.••·...•.••....... $1.09 t3 OZ. - 71 OFF t: • Aiox Cleanser ...............~~ ..... 49( I• 16 OZ. LYSOL tOILEt Bowl Cleaner .............·....... S1.19 t 0 OZ. WitH IAI·B·OUE SAUCE Vienna Beef ..................... S1.S9 · 5 OZ. AIMOUR Vienna Sausage ••.•••••• 2cANs $1.19 4 PACI Charmin Toilet Tissue ..... ~. $1.39 I l • !, �Wectne ' ay, May 6. 1987 Page- 8- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio £ Prope_rt' y Trans1ers Wednesday, May 6, 198'?; • ~~--------~~----~;:::::::::::::::::::~-::::;--------~~~~~~~~::~~-:::::~-=~------~------~=---~~~~~~~~~~si nging. guard . lnt f'rrs l<'d members Frida_,. through Sunda>· ~ 7::10 MONDAY - " property . Trans£ers C9mplled by Emmogene Holstein Congo, Meigs County Recorder. Boyd L. Kinzel . (ludrcy C. Kinzel, to 0 . T. Co. ofOh .. Righ t or Way , Salisbu ry. to Lewis 0 . T. Co. of Ohio , Ri ghtHar of Way HarpN , Linda per.. Salisbur y. Mildred Humphreys, Norma n R. Humphreys. to G. T. Co. of Ohio, Right or Way . Salisbury. Lewis E. Humph rey. Pat ri cia D. HumphrPy, to G. T. Co. of Ohi o, Right or Way, Salisbury. ' Ethel N. Clark , Dec'd, by Exec. , to Jim Farri s, Lo t. Scipio . Willie T. Jones, Sh ir ley .Jones, to John A. Rankin. Conn!!' L. Rankin , 48.88 sq., Orange. Willie T. Jones. Shirley A. Jones, to John A. Rankin, Conn ie L. Rankin , .25A. Ora ngn. James H. Starch<' r. Gloria Starcher, to Mar McPeek, Parcels, Olive. Mae McPeek, to James H. Starcher, Gloria Starcher, Parcels, Olive E ula Proffitt . to Ca nd y Ka v Cox, Parcels, Lebanon. · · John A. Elias, to Ka thy .Jane Elias, P~rcei s, Salisbury . ·1-.'t'i-rf on F. Ebersba c h . Louanna E. Wilcox, Howard s. Ebersbac h, Paula Ebersbach, Thomas A. Ebersbach. Phyllis Ebersbac h, Lawre nce S. Ebersb· ac h, Sally Ebersbac h aka Sa rah C. Ebersbach. Linda S. War ner Coza rt, Ron ald Cozart. John L. Warner, Steven R. Warn er. Jy l Beaver Wa r ner. J c ffr e.v J . Warner-Eason, Lor. Porn . VIII. Linda R. Warner . Eason. Caron E bersbach J acobs. to Bernard V. Fult z. Bet ty J. Fultz, Lot, Porn . VIII. Mart o n F . E be rsbac h . Louanna E . Wilcox. Howard S. Ebersbac h, Pau la Ebrrsbach , Thomas A. Ebrrs bac h. Phvllls Ebersbar h. La urance S. Ebr rshac h, Sall y EbPrsbach aka Sa r·a h C. Ebersbach. Li nda S. WarnPl' Cozart, Rona ld Cozart. Jo hn L. Warn er . Stew n R. Warn er. ,)vi Beavrt Warnt•r. J eff re y J. Warner · Eason. Lind a R . Warner · Easo n. Ca rol Ebr rshac h Jacobs, to Arthur W. Nease, Ada L. Nease, Lot. Pam . VII I. Myrtl e M. Gardner. to Michae l Shay Faw, Parcels , Rutland. Louise Brewer, Drc'd, E<igar Brewer, Affld .. Leba non. Leo F. Young ..Jr.. May M. May le, to Vi rgi nia M. Goorey. William C. Goorey. Parrr ls, Porn . VIII. Virgil Prier. Dc•'d , to Mar E. Price. Affid., Orange. Mae Prier to Henrv P. Pr ier. Pal sy L. Pril'f' , Parer !. Orang<'. Pau l Roy WalkN . Ri la Favr Walk er, to Ohio Power Company. Ease, Sa lem. Adm. of Vc•lrra ns Affairs. to Larry H. Whobrey . .Jean Wh obrey. Lots. 10, 11 . 12 tPI) 1:\. Rulland Viii. •Gal l Rradford. Mary Bm<lfoni, to Wilbf'rl .1. McC'Ia ln. Ease. LPbanon. Clarrn r r E. Fra ley, Jacq ueline N. Frai<•y, to Jamrs Eddie Dars t. Jr .. Annie Ma<' Darst. Parcrls. Co lumbia. Cla udio Bartko. "' .lamps R. Prllil. Tnml lcn(' K. P!'ll it. l.nls . 100. 101. 1M, lOa. Pomeroy . Ca rl L. Wolfe to Da r·yl 1... SawyPrs , Valrrlr A. s,rwyrrs , ! .lOA , Rutland. Nobrl'l Patrick Nru tzllng .Jr .. Anita S. Npul zllng, to Farmers Ba nk & Sav. Co .. 6A . Olivr . Frrderl ck J . Bowman . D<'c'd. Wane ta .J. Bowman nka , Waneta J . Weekley. Alfld .. Olive. Wan!'ta J . Weekley. Robf'l't D. WePklry . to Nor:r D. Cass:rcl)•. .B7A. OliVl' . James W. Bland. Virginia Bl aml , to Br ian M . Fri('nd , Mar.v L. Gibso n. Pl. Lots. Porn. V. ,Esta Taylor, to Mlehurl R. Can an. Jclf rey R. Ca nan. Steven D. Whil e . Parr~ i s. Scipio. Paddy .Jo Doolil lil'. r:eurg<· Dooiilll<'. to Wlill:rm F. So rn ~n . Mary Ann Sorden. Pared. Mldd . cat,lenda·r WED NES D.o\ l' MI[)[)Lf,PORT - As h Street Freew ill Baptist Chu rc h reviva l th ro ugh Sunda y at7: :lUp.m. with F1·a ngrlisl Rir k Wi-aver. Special ( • Gordon F . Ravburn. toCrvsta i Ohio. Right or Wav. Salisbury . Ka y Wheeler . Thom as ,E . Gay Figir l. l.OA , ChPslrr . . Myrna Marie Wears . JoAnn Winner. Anlt3 T. Winner . roG .T. Thomas D.. Crow. Vrra A. . Wears . to G.T. Co, of Ohio. Right C:o. of Ohio. Right ofWa .v. Scipio . !Continued from Page 8\ Goldl~ Berrv. to P aul E. · ' Crow. to Ohio Power Co .. Right of of Way. Salisbury. Hele n J . Oberhoizer. Eda A. AI vir Par tlow aka Alvin. Ann a Rowan. Mar v c .· Rowan. ·7., A. · Way. Porn. Vlll. 1 JOJ1 D. Koslival', Ja~ M. Kas tl- Herber. Evelyn E. Holl on. Freda Ma t' Partlow a~a Ann a Mav. to Olive. · ' · Valerie J .,lmboden , to Pamela val. to G.T. Co, of Ohro, Righi of M. CriJPSN. Frllcla V Gruesrr . . Kenneth M. Swan n. Pa rce ls. DwainP A. ,Jordan. Rubv F. A. Wolf<'. DennisR. Wolfe. Lots. W ay,S~Ipio. toG .T.Co . ofO hlo.Right o! Wav. Bedford: ,. Jordan, to Brya n D. Jordan. Svracusr. · WadP S. Hannah . Mabel Han- Sa lisburv . J r rr)' M. Oldaker. Janie M. T raciE' L. Jord a..n. Pa rcel. · Bernard F. Bobo. to Carolvn nah toG.T.·Co. of Ohio. Right of · ·Thom~s E. Hyse ll. Brenda M. Olda ker. to U.S.A . Farmers Coi umb i)l . Yvonne Willison. JA . OlivP. · Way , Scipio. Hysell. to G.T. Co . of Ohio. Right Home Adminif .. l A. Bedfot·d. Hillard Co nley, Margaret J. L.W. Hys<-11. Leona Hysrl l. to Charelcs E. Whee ler. Martha of Wa)'. Sa lisbury. · Rona ld E. ~idia n . H ~ lrn c Zi-. Co nley ~ka Ma r·garet J. Robin· . Gen. Telt'. Co. of Ohio, Right of K. Wheel l'!'. to C.T. Co . of Ohio. J ohn E. Blake, S.vlvia Blake II) dia n, to ·H. Kenn et h Dunkle. son ..to Farme rs Bank & Sav . Co.. Wav. Salisburv. Ri ght of Way. Scipio. G.T. Co . of Ohio. Ri ghi of Way. Theresa Dunkle. Lor •6. Chester. Sheriff 's Deed. Bedfor·d . Ri!vmond Roach. to G. T. Co . of Charles E . Wheeler. Ma rt ha Sa lisbury. M. each night wilh rvang~.• li s t . Rrv. BEDFORD - Bedford trusCharles )';orriS. Special si nging . Ires mrel Monday, 7 p.m .. FRIDA\' ' ro be fra lurrd. low nhall . RACINE_ Return .Jonathan · ' ., , Meigs Chapter Oaught rrs of of SUNDAY Carni•al. the AmNican Revolution will TUPPERS PLAINS- Ora nge HARRISONVILL E - H.larrimeet 1: ~0 p.m. Friday in the Township VdluntePrFire Depal'l · sonville Elementary PTO spring• ' social room of the Racine United menf' s annual Mothers Day carnival and bea n din'ner. will be ·· Mcthodisl('hurrh. c hicken and rib BBQ dinn er will Saturday at the school. Dinner be served Sunday starting at 11 will be served from~ :.101o6 p . m . ,' '. SHADE- Shade Uni! Pd Meth - a. m. Dinners $:!.7>. Pie or rake andtherarnival-from a: 30to7:30 Odist Church will bp in revival ~~pm r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~---···········!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!iiiii!~ .. • ~ ~~·m~mber EASTMAN'S Voar ladepeadeatly Owaed Low·Prlced Supermarket Don Miller. 'Lorene Mlllt'r. to · G.T. Co. of Ohio, Right of Way , Sallsburv . · Marvin L. Randolph. Mary B., Rando lph . Claud<:' J. Humph· rrys , to G.T. Co. of Ohio. Right of Wav, Salisbury. George F . Wagner. lo G. T. Co. ' of Ohio. Right of Wa y. Salisbury. Otis S. McClin tock, Emma ·Jane McCi in.tock to Frank lin E . ... Ihie. Kathy L. Ihlr . lot 37. Racine Village. lDYEIITISID mM POUC't EIC~ Of ti'I!ISe ldvet1iud >h~mlll tiQ<Hf~ 11.1 b1111td~'!' I Yiliii:Ne lot llle in Del\ Kroge-r Stor. llftjpt &5 ipeet h:a~w nut ll<l•n 1h110 1d. ll WI d o non !HI I a l an ldYII I'h Md item , wt wi!f oHtr ~ your chol(;l oil ~omJJMrtbltlnem . Whan h&ilaDit, Ht Hit ltng tllf ume """"~~'or 1 r~inchtck whiCh Will en tide vou to IIUFCI'I ese thil e dvert> IU!d itent et the tdWrti Nd prict wiut-. 30 dl'fl Onl ~ one "enOOf coutJOn w ~l btl a c~ ilp111d per 11em pu1chued. • ODLAND Mother's Day Flowers · pure :ai·Rila: sugar - We Have A Wide Variety of New Guinea lmpatients, Geraniums & Assorted Mums 9 TENDERBEST USDA (Bi·RitS: • • • BONELESS (Bi·Rit.; CHUCK ROAST . 3: 5 LB. BAG • I • .. • :::· LB. USDA CHOICI ,$ )39 DAIRY LANE T-BONE . STEAKS 2°/o MILK • $39918. DAIRY LANE . ·' ,,.,.,•• GAL. MAY lOTH~ $ • VIVA ICE MILK, •••••.,, gal. 88< ' 6 ~ FRESH CUT Long Stem Red Visa Roses. . • 1-lB. • • • BOXES • • ' 00 FOODLAND • . • • • •• - SPREAD MARGARINE.......11 o1. bowl 89< ~ •• PEAK • • .-••.' ... 4 LB. BAG " MI. DEW, PEPSI FREE$ DIET or REGULAR . s·:g 8 ,.., COLA PEPSI 99 'AVAILABLE ONLY Plus Deposit BTLS. DJIT 01 REGUlAR IIYIN UP " CHERRY SEVEN UP........t u... •~ ... 99' ..AN " "-$149 -•' - Gallon QUARTERS 350, 1-PLY . 4.5" X4 .4" SHEETS PER ROLL Blue Bonnet Margarine Charmin Bathroom Tissue 16-oz. • •• •• ..••• (an<tntrattd Fabric Softener ..!!.~:-••99< llba '~-. Macaroni ............l.'.t••• S9< IODIIID or PLAIN . "... 29< · Sa It ............................ llba Macaroni or u. ~o. . 59< Spag hett 1, ................. Red lalflbtrry or Srrawbttry 11 ShrtddH Cheese-6 Monorella ~heese .... 79< 16-oz. For COST CUTIER WHITE BREAD , 16-0Z. 25¢ Vanilla, ChO<olatt Instant 4 Vorioti01 Sandwich Bogs .. !!!.:~-•• 49<-' Pudding ...........!.~~...... 2S< Toaster Pops ...... !!.~:;.6 9< Whitt, Yllla .., Dnil''l Food Cltkkfii- 6.S •• · Stuffing Mix ...............65' 10 01. '""' . 11 " · Qill Chips ............!::.... 99< Paper· Towels ... 2 rOJ89C , . (()Uiq Trash Bags ...............$ 125 ,.....,L.. $13 5 "apple Ju"1ce.. ,. ......... ( • Frosted Flakes ........ $1 59 u n ,... E gg N00die S.............. 88C Quick Oats ........ ~!.~!, .. 99 ( S.J 01 . Sc~.,H U.S .. GRADE A 10-14-LB. AVG . YOUNG Fresh wberry Pies • For TOPPING .. . $3.49 EACH 16-lNOIVIDUALLY WRAPPED SLICES KROGER AMERICAN Augratin Potatoes .•.• 67< ~! ~lopedz . ·p < Fresh olallll!l ..... 67 (httse ' D1nner ' ....... ' 0';•• 22< Mac Head S9 < aronr .................. · 2 ._ '"' Spotlight Bean Coffee 3-lb. Pinto Beans.. :!!.~!;!!... 29< Cot Litter ...... !.0.~;!:1... 88< Bath Tissue ... ~.!:!.~t... 6S< Filled Milk ..... .'.'.~;.~~~ .. 35< Tomatoes .•... .'.~.~,.!:-: ... 39< \ NON RETURNABLE BO'TTLE Big K. Soft Drinks.. 2-Ltr. · WI CJIJI! WI !COif ...___~ ~-/ rnruL rooo STAIIPS CHILLED SUN GOLD Orange We Gladly Welcome .Your Federal Food Stamps · . ~ -Gal. ., ' .. Ice Cream. ~-Gal. KROGER --- eN'ot RNponalble For Typographic:el Er.ar. l 79c ~~==~-- . ·""· 99 c Polar Pak 99c S4 79 ~==· . ...2"•• 99 c 59c Juice.......... 99c Embassy Mayonnaise 32·oz. Macaroni & EliO Shady Brook Farms Whole Fresh Turkeys Pound or ACII '. $ Grope Jelly ...... ?.!'.~:.. 99< I Sweet Syrup .!~.:!.~!~... 8S< ,. ' '. Multi-Grain · Bread 4-Roll E DELl-PASTRY SHOPPE SAV~ ••• : laundry •Pricea Good thru Sit.. Mey 9. 1987 HAMIURGII 01. . .................... .... .. 25< GeIat 1n Detergent .... ~?.~!;.":.~ •.. S12 3 Cake Mix ..... !~!.::·.~: ... 59< ... 23< (hO<,· Vanilla ITS Dog Food ..........~~...... Frosting ....... !~;~.::·.:: ... 99< Pancake Mix ........... ~.... 69< '"';.. 48< YeII ow Popcorn ..... 32 01. JAI httor • Hat ... at - l u.s ••· Salad Dressing .......... 99< Microwave Popcorn .. $129 (HICKIN Black Pepper •..!.~:.~:. S199 KROGER CRACKED WHEAT OR For • KRO~iE~ HOMOGENIZED MILK, GAL. $1 .89 \, • •• .. t8 "'• I' ~ CoffH. Filters ... .'.~.~·•..49< · COPYR I(l +H 11187 TH(: KAOOEA CO lf[MS AND PMIC£5 GOqO SUNDAY, MA'f' l . 1HA0UO H SA TUA O.t.'f. M.A. Y 9, 1987, IN POIEIDY AND GALLIPOLIS SIOUS . ' 8-lnch (25-oz.) Ce:real ..................~~ .• Tomato Catsup ...":!~......69< Coffee Creamer ..""· H~ ••• 99< IN STORES WITH FLORAL SHOPPES WE RE SEAVl TH[ RKlNl 10 UM!f 0UA NTI11 £S NONI· SOLO 10 DEALE AS ringdale 2% Milk ' ' •• .,• ' .. Assorted Colors Flowering $ Mums ... ........... 6?~· .•- '• .Paper Wrapped Dozen ' ORANGE JUI(E....'....... I Q. t I KRAFT SINGLES ........ n oz. p111. s1.69 I _Bouquet of . Spring Flowers .......... . Each • ORANGE JUICE · ~r~~· • / FRESH CUT CHilLED MINUTE MAID PINTO BEANS .,. I GROUND CHUCK LB. / .. · Show/her your appreciation with a ~ gift o~ flowers . . . for Mother's Day ~ or anY. day that you make special. ; The Kroger Floral Shoppe is filled with an exciting • assortrnent of colorful bouquets, novelty fresh CUt Tlf\\J\/ArC: and elegant roSeS from Which tO ChOOSe: FRESH LEAN v. Cecil Gordon DeLong. 0<-r 'd. to L.oulsr Hilda DeLong. Affld .. Le banon. Robert Tvrr<'. Dec'd, bl' Adm .. to Robrrt W. Moodl spau.gh. Sr .. Ju lia Moodi spaugh. lA. Rutland . Haro ld M. Bnlrn . Juanita Bol<>n. to Timm)' R. liood. E li za brth J . Wels h. 13.10A. Rutland . Chrls tln r Whea tley. St ph r n M. Wheatley . lo Fr<mklln Rral Estate Co .. Tracts. Rutland . H. Robert Beavrr. Mar.v Aller BeavN . rial., to Fra nk Puckell , Sheriff's Deed, Meigs. Homrr S. Hill. Anna V. Hill, · nka Anna Taylor. to Marvin E . Taylor. G. Ruth Tay lor. 2.00A. ChesiN . James W. Ellis, Maggi<> Ellis, to Jamrs W. Ellis. Ma ggie Ell is, Parcel. Rutland. Hartley, Hartley & Hartley, Inc., to Fred C. Beaver, Sr., Pl. Lot , Porn . v. . Meigs County, by commission· ers, ·(re- recorded), to Alvie Par· llow, Anna Mar Partlow, Ease/ Right of Way, Meigs. (Continued on Page 9) THURSDAY Mll)DL EPORT- Middleport Eva ngeli n(•C hapter172.0rdrrof Eastern Star. will meet for polluc·k dlnn(•r at 6 p.m. Thu rsday · Members 10 bring a cove• red di sh. Reg ular meeting at ?: ·10 p.m. RAC INE - America n Legion Post 602, Raci ne, will mee t 7::JO p.m . Thursday to form an honor The Daily Sentinei-Page-9 J ' 1 should al1 end. Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio I ' '. �.. • Wednesday, May 6, 1987 Page- S- The Qaily Sentinel Pomeroy . Middleport. Ohio Singing. Property Transfers · Complied hy Emmogene Hol •teln Congo, Meigs County R ecorder. Boyd L. Kinzel, Audrey C. Kinzel, to G. T. Co. of Oh ., Right of Way, Salisbury . Lewis Harper.' Linda Harp<·r to G. T. Co. of Ohio, Right of Wa y, Salisbury. Mildred Humph re.vs, Norman R. Humphreys, to G. T. Co. of Ohio, Right of Way, Salisbury. Lewis E . Humphrey, Patricia D. Humphrey , to G. T. Co. of Ohio, Right or Way. Salisbury . Ethel N. Clark, Dec'd, bv Exec. , to Jim Farris. Lot. Sc ipio. Willie T. Jones, Shirley Jones, to John A. Rankin. Co nnie L. Rankin. 48.88 sq. , Orange. Willie T. Jones, Shirley A. Jones, to John A. Rankin, Con nie L. Rankin , .25A, Orang<•. James H. Starc her, Gloria Starcher, to Mae McPeek, Parcels, Olive. Mae McPee k, to James H. Starcher, Gloria Starcher, Parcels, Olive Eula Proffitt , to Ca nd y Kay Cox, Part•els, Leba non. John A. Elias, to Kathy Jane Ell,a!!, ,t'~rcels, Sa lisbu ry.' 'Marion F . Ebershach . Louanna E. Wilcox, Howard S. Ebersbach, Paula Ebersbach, Thomas A. Ebe rsbach, Ph yllis Ebersbach. Lawrenct• S. Ebersbach, Sally EbPrsbach aka Sarah C. Ebersbach. Linda S. Warner Cozart, Ronald Cozar t, John L. Warner, Steven R. Warner. J yl Beaver Warn e r , ,Jl'ffrev J . Warner-Eason. Lot. Pom. VIII. Linda R. Warner . Eason. Ca ron Ebersbach Jacobs, to B~rnard V, Fultz. Betty J . Fultz, Lot, Porn . VIII. Mari o n F. Ebrrsbac h, Louanna E. Wilcox. Howard S. E bersbach. Paula E bers bach. Thomas A. Ebersbac h. Ph vllts Ebersbach, La ura ncr S. Eb<.'rsb: arh, Sally E bersbach aka Sarah C. Ebersbach. Linda S. WarnN Cozart, Ronald Cozart.•John L. Warner. Steve n R. Warner, Jyl Beaver Warner. Jrrfrev J . · Warner - Easo n. Lind~ R. Warner - Eason. Carol Ebrrshach J acobs, to Arthur W. Nease, Ada L. Nease. Lot . Porn. VIII . Myrtle M. Gard ner. to Mlcha rt Shay Faw. Parcels, Rutland . Louise Brewer. Dec'd, Edgar Brewer. Affld .. Le banon. Leo F . Young . •Jr.. May M. Mayle, to Virginia M. Gom·ey, William C. Goorev. Parcels Porn. VIII. . . VIrgil Price, De' d. to Mar E. PrlcP, Affld .. Orangr. Mae Price to Henry P. Price. Patsy L. Prier, Parer!. Orange. Pa ul Roy Walker. Rita Favr Wa lker. to Ohio Power Company. Ease. Sa lem. Adm. of Vrlrrans Afrulrs. to Larry H. Whobrey ..Ira n Whobrey. Lots. 10, 11 , 12 1P t1 J:\, Rulland· VIII. •Gall Rradford . Mary Bradford, tq Wilbert .1 Mc-Clain. Ea sr . Calendar· Wf~DN.:SM\' MIDDLEPORT - Ash Stree t freewi ll Baptist Church rev l\' al through Sunda y at 7:311 p.m. with l·~qrn g0 llst Ri ck WPav er. Special gua r d. lnt r rps f!'d should anrnd. m cmbNs f rid m· th rough Sunda,v at .7:JO each night with evan g<'iist, 1\ev. C'haril'S Non·is. Special singing to be fraturrd. THURSDA\' MIDDLEPORT - Middl eport EvangPIIne Chapter 172. Order of Eastern Star, will meet for potluck dinner ·ar 6 p.m. Thursday. Members to bring a covered dish. Regular meeting at 7: JO p.m. . . RACINE - America n Legi on Post 602, Racine, will meet 7:30 p.m. Thursd~y to form an honor FRID,\Y RACINE - Retu rn .Jonathan Meigs Chapte r Daught ers or of the Amer ican Revolu tion will meet 1: :l(t p.m. Frida y in the soeial room of the Rac ine United . Mcthodisi.Church. ( !Continued from Page 81 AlviePartlowaka Alvin . Anna Mae Par.tlow aka Ann a May. to Kenneth M. Swann . Parcels. Bedford. . .Jerry M. Oldak0r . Jan ie M. Oldaker. to U.S.A. Farmers Home Ad mini .. 1A. Bedford. Ronald E. Zldtan . Helen e Zi· dtan. to H. Kenn elh Dunkle: Theresa Du n_kle, Lot • 6. ChPster. Goldir M. Berrv. io Paul E. Rowa n, Marv G.· Rowan , 7fiA . Ol ive. · . Dwain e A. J orda n~ Ruby F . J ord a n, to Brvan D. Jot:dan . Tr aci e L. J ord a n. ·Par cel. Columbi a. · . Hilla rd Conley , Margaret J . Co nle)' aka Margaret J . Rob in· so n. to Fa rme rs Ba nk & Sav. Co .. Sheriff' s Deed . BPdfonL The Daily Sentinei:-Page . 9 · Ohio, Right of Way ..Sal isbury . Kav Wh re lrr : Thomas E . Don Mlllrr. 'Lor!'ttr Miller. to '•· Myrna Marie Wears. Jo Ann Winner. AnltJ I. Wlnnrr. to G .T. G,T. Co. of Ohio. Right of Wav, Wears. \o G.T. Co . of Ohio. Right Co . of Ohio. Right of Way . Scipio. Salisburv . · ... of Way. Salis bury. Helen J . Oberholzer. Eda A. · Marvin L. Randotp~. Mary B., Jon ·D. Kostlvat, Jan M. Kosti - Hrrber , E''elyn E. Hol lon. Freda Ran dolph . Cla ud<' J . Humph· val. to q .T. Co. of Ohio. Right of M. Gr u~sN , Felicia V. Grueser. rrys. to G.T. Co. of Ohio. Right of Way. Seipio. ' ,... to G.T. Co. of Ohio. Right of Wa y. Way, Salisbury . Wade S. Hann ah. Mabel Han - Salisbury. George F, Wallner. to G. T. Co. ' nab to G.T. Co. of Ohio, Right of Thomas E. Hysell. Brenda M. of Ohi o. Ri ght of Way. Salisbury . Way. Scipio. Hysrll. to G.T. Co of Ohio, Ri ght Oils S. McClintock ,' Emma . Chareles E . Wheeler . Martha of Wa1,1. Salis bury. ·Ja ne McClintock to Franklin E . K. Wheell'r. to G.T Co. of Ohio. John E. Blake . Syl\'ia Blake lo lhl e. Kathy L. !hie, tot37, Racine ·· Right of Way. Scipio . G.T. Co . of Ohio , Ri ght of Way . Village. Charles ·E . WhPell' r, Martha Sa tisbury. Gordon F' . Rayburn. 1o Crvsla t Gay Flgiel. l.OA. Ch£'SI('r. Thomas D. Crow. Vrra A. Crow. to Ohio PO\'' NCo .. Right of Way. Porn . VIII. . Valerie J . Jmbod~n. to Pamela A. Wolfe , Den nis R. Wolfe , Lot s. Syracuse. Berna rd F. Bobo. to Ca rolvn Yvonne Willi son. JA, Olive. · L.W. HysPI I. Leona Hysell . to Gen . Tele . Co. or Ohio, Ri ght of Wa y, Salisbury . Ra ymond Roach. to G.T. Co. of I ~mber \, . . AO'IEII TISED ITIM l'tlll::l ~--~~·: ~ Each Ol lhese I~SA(I r lt~ms 15 r1~ired to be flldh l'lldlble !Of Nle in HCII Kroger StoM. e~t:eplts ~p&c:rh:: 111v no red tn t ~!&ld . ll wt doNn 01.11 a t tn aaventUd irtrn, We will ott.f'fOt,l .. . ~wr c~1 ot t ~omPir&ble 111m, when avaU1ble, '*" Kling thluma uvirlga Of 1 rtnchKtl; whiCh wtl.l lntltll ~o u tn purchue tM ad~e rt rMd itltll1 111h1 1dY.niltd price within 30 Glyt. On~\- one vtrldor coupon w~l t.. I CCIPIIIll per iutm purclllted . .,-;;~/ . -,' ODLAND . Mother's Day Flowers pure sugar We ~ave A Wide Var~e..tY of Ne,. Guinea lmpatients, ~eraniums & Assorted Mums TENDERBEST . USD~ { • • CHUCK ROAST 5 LB. BAG .~ BONELESS • • • / MAY lOTH, FRESH lEAN USDA CHOICE I GROUND CHUCK LB. Jibs. or more LB. $ 39 1 DAIRY LANE T·BONE STEAKS .. (Jr-· $399l8. 2°/o MILK LANE •• ,I 1. .11 .. - 2~ 9 $ GAL. ~L - ' / ( ~ Assorted Colors Flowering Mums ....... _......6r~· ORANGE JUICE.. ..: ...... to-1i 3 MARGARINE$ FOODIAND 1-lB. BOXES· 00 SPREAD MARGARIN£.......41 oa. bowt 89' PEAK - FRESH CUT Long Stem Red Visa Roses .• ..• --.. ... ..---.-•--- I . Springdale · 2% Milk Gallon ' •• 4LB. BAG 99 .Q Cereal ..................'""·S149 ~! .. Spaghetti Sauce ........ 89< 31 ... 69< Corn Flakes ...~~.::~!':.~.. 89< Toma.to Catsup ... ~:~ ... Coffee Creamer ..u:!~·...... 99< llbo Mocaroni or Spaghetti ........!.~;!'::... 59< Con.,ntratt<l Fabric Softener ..!!.~~.. 99< Rtd Ralflbtrry or ltrowborry llbo '"· ( Gelatin ............ !.~'; ...... 2S< Macaroni ............/~.\..• 59 VaniUa, ChiKotat~ Instant IODIZED or PlAIN Pudding ........'... !.:~...... 2Sc l6 ... 29< While, Yellow, Dovil's Foocl SaIt ............................ . Cake Mix ••••. !.'~!.~~·.~:... 59 c (IHUIN II · 8 16 oz. ..• Plus Deposit -• KROGER HOMOGENIZED MILK, GAL . $1 .89 $ 99 AVAILABLE ONLY IN STOAES WITH FLORAL SHOPPES ~------------------~,-----------------~~ QUARTERS 350, 1-PL Y. 4.5"X4.4" SHEETS PER ROLL Dill Chips ............!::.... 99< Paper Towels ... 2 rOt 89< IG (011111 Trash Bags ............... $125 Apple Juice..... ~.·.~::~.~. $135 Pinto Beans .. ::!.::~:::••. 29< · Cat litter ......;!~~~...88< Bath Tissue ... ~.!:!l.~t...6S c Filled Milk ..... ;!.!'~.\-:: .. 35c Tomatoes ......r.~.~••=."39C SO~ D TO OEAURS .•, KROGER CRACKED WHEAT OR Blue Bonnet Margarine· Charmin Bathroom Tissue Multi-Grain Bread 16-oz. 4-Roll 16-oz. ' ' For For COST CUTIER WHITE BREAD, 16-0Z. 25e U.S .. GRADE A 10-14-LB. AVG. YOUNG Fresh rry Pies Shady Brook Farms Whole F.resh Turkeys· Pound ,• Coffee. Filters ....~1!!.~•••• 49< Black Peppel' ...!.~·.:~. S199 Shredded Chtest-6 01. Mozzarella Cheese .... 79< SAY Grape Jelly .......'.f.-.~ .. 99< laundry t' Sweet Syrup .!~.::.!':~... 8S< 4 Yoritlits Sandwich Bags .. !~~.!!·.. 4u<-.. - Detergent .... ~!.~::.~.~ ... $123 Toaster Pops ...... !!.~!;. 69< !hit~ .. - 6.1 ••· St uffrng M"rx ............... 6Sc •Prlctt Good thru Set .. May 9, 1987 31 .,_ •' CO PVfUOioiT 1911? THE I(ROGER CO ITEMS AND PRICES GOQO SUNOAY , MAY J, THR OUGH SATUfl OA'¥ MAY 9. 1987. I~ POIII£110' AI DGAlliPOliS nom IN THE DELl-PASTRY SHOPPE BTlS. .....23< Choc.-Yonillo RTS IO Oa. <•n•l Dog F.ood ..........~~.... 69( Frosting ....... ~:;!.::.:~ ... 99< Frosted Flakes ........ $159 Pancake Mix .......II. '!:.... r .._ 48c E " "."• Yellow Popcorn ........ N die 88< 32 OZ. JAR IYflor • Hoturol - 10.1 oa. gg OO s.............. Salad Dressing .......... 99< Microwave P!!pcorn.. $129 Quick Oats ........!!.!!·... 99 < HAMIU«GEI ' "• 8-lnch (25-oz.) 01. ' - CHERRY SEVEN UP ........1 tT........ 99r' RAISIN '• -Paper Wrapped Dozen Wt AES£RV[ TH £ fiiO HY TO I.IMtl 0U A.Nlll 1ES NON£ ~· • • MT. DEW, PEPSI FREE$ DIET or REGULAR KRAFT SIHGLES........ 12 o1. plrg. s1.69 ... ) Bouquet of .Spring $ Flowers ......... .. Each CTN. BLUE BONNET . ·il . .... ,. . QUARTERS DIET OR IIGUIAR SEVIN Ill' or -. ' oz. . 64 MINUTE .PEPSI COLA ! ( ( FRESH CUT ORANGE PINTO BEANS / •t .· : Show her your appreciation with a : gift of flowers ... for Mother's Day ; or any day that you make special. ~ The Kroger Floral Shoppe is filled with an exciting ~ assortm~nt of c9lorful bouquets, novelty fresh , : cut flowers and elegant roses from which to choose. i CHILLED MINUTE MAID JUICE / / ' A ICE MILK ...... '''·9•1. 88< ('> Crcll Gordo n DeLong. Dre 'd, • to Louise Hild a D!'Long . Affid .. Leba non . Robert T)•r'r l•. Drc' d. b)• Adm .. to Robert IV . Moodtspaugh. Sr .. Julia Moodispaugh, 1A. Rutl;trld . Haro ld M. Bulen . J uanltu BoiPn. to Timm)· R. Hood . Ellza b<'t h J . WPish . lJ.lOA. Rutland. Chrls tinP Whf•atlr)·. Strphrn M. Whea tley. to Franklin Real Es tate Co,, Tracts. Rut lund . H. Rober! Beaver. Mar)• Aller Beaver·. !'tal.. to Frank Puckett . Sheriff's Deed, Mrlgs. Homrr S. Hill , Anna V. Hill. nka Anna Taylor. to Man>t n E. Taylor. G. Ruth Taylor. 2.00A. Chester . James W. Ellis, Maggie Eilts. to James W. E ilts. Maggie Ellis. Parcel, Rutland. Hartley, Ha rtlf'y & Hartlf'Y. hie., lo Fred C. Beaver, Sr., Pt. Lot, Porn. V. Meigs CountY,. by commission· ers, (re-recorded ). to Alvle Partlow, Anna Mae Partlow. Ease/ Right of Way, Meigs. (Continued on Page 9) t!f:DFORD - Bedford trusters meet Monday. 7 p.m .. townhall. Property Transfers Low•Prleed Supermarket WrrkiPy. to Nora D. Ca ss a<i y . v. - • , EASTMAN'S Vo~r ladepeadeatly Owaed Cia rr nrr F: . Fral!•y, .Ja equr llnr N. F r;~l!• y. to Jamrs Eddie Darst. Jr .. Annir Mar Dar. t, Parcels. Columbi a. Cla udio Bar·tko. to James A. Pettit . TamiiPnr K. Prtttt , Lots. 100. 101 , 104, IO!i. Pomeroy . C1rrl L. Wolfr to Daryl L. Sawyer s. Valerlr A. Sawyers. l.lOA, Rutland. Nobrt't Patrick Nrut zltn g .Jr .. Anita S. Neu tzll ng, to Farmers Bank & Sav. Co .. 6A . Olive . FrPder lck J . Bowman, D~r · d . Waneta J . Bowman nka. Wan~t a J . Week ley. A!fld .. Olive. Waneta J . WrPklry. Robrrt D. • MONDA\' SUNDA\' Carnival TUPPERS PLI\ INS -Orange HARRISONVILLE - H.larriTownship Volun tcN F ire Depart - . so.nville E lementary PTO spring' • ment.'s · ann ual Mothers Day carnival and bean dinne~ will be•. chicken and rib BBQ dinner will Saturday at the school. Dinner be served Sunday starti ng at 11 will be served from~; 30 toG p.m .;'· a.m. Din ners $J.75. Pi e or r ake and the rar niva l from :i:JO to7 :'3o ' $.!i0. p n:r- SHADE- Shade UnHed Methodist Church will be In revival Lt~banon . .87A. OII Vl'. James W. Bland. VIrginia Bla nd . to Bi'lan M. F'rlr ncl. Mary L. Gibson . Pt. Lots , Porn . V. Esta Taylor. to Mleharl R. Ca nan , Jeffrey R. Ca nun, Sll•vrn D. Whil e. Par·re ls. Scipio. Paddy Jo Doolittle. Gt'orgt Doolittle. to William F' . Sordrn . Mary Ann Scrdcn . Pill'l'PI, Mid d. 1.98~ Wednesdcly. May 6. P.omeroy Middleport. Ohio For WITH TOPPING. .. . $3.49 EACH Augratin Patatoes .... 67< s.s oz. _ Scalloped Potatoes..... 67 < Macaroni & ChHSe· Dinner ..•!.~~-.. 22< 1110 Macoron1................. altox .. 59' oN'ot Reaponslble For •TYf101rephiQI Errert 7 c ~::~~- 99 c Polar Pak 99c $4 79 59c ~~f:r... ·-"·' 99c · 16-INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED SLICES KROGER AMERICAN s.s 01. Sctllopld Of l Fresh ·cauliflower Head Embassy Mayonnaise 32-oz. . • • 12-0< Ice Cream. •-G•I Spotlight Bean Coffee 3-lb. RETURNABLE BOTILE Big K Soft Drinks .. 2-Ltr. · CHILLED SUN GOLO · We Gladly Welcome Your Federal Food Stamps I ... . ·. �• Ohio Public Notice ro • PtA{( AH AD UU tt2 2156, MON~V thrv flliAY I AM 11 S , M. I AM. Un!!l NOON 5AlUIDA 'f CLOSED "!..V(; !I lO.o.•l ........ ~IJNDAY ·._-.,·.....,,............ "''-· ... ..... - ... ... . . ...... ,. ..... -Q ... ..,.... _,...... ................. ..... .,...."". ......... ' • ..., · ~· •"' ' ..... _.~ "' " "'' 1". ... .. ' -··' ' (. o "• ,. ,., 1, ,.. _ .., ... . . •UIII lll(lt 111 . . .. ,_. OHIII ... --~·-- ~ -· ~ .c.. ~ M ..... ... .. . . (It >G O&•I . . . t ... . ................ ··-··· Cloutfjed pof(el COller I he /otl uw"'l 1elephoM uch•rtle• ... . . . M • ' If ,0 01 0 tlfl. >i. OI .. 0>10 • • ...1. """ "" u •u•r., _ .... .... . " ' "' .. "~"'""' " '"' , ,. nOJ • •• o........ . t ~l· · · ··· · Public Nottce NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIOUCIARY On May 1, 1987, tn the Me1ga County NOTICE TO BIDDERS PURCI'IASE OF TELEPHONE SYSTEM MEIGS COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES Probate Court Caae No 25512, Ar thur Warner, State Route 124 Recme Ohio 45771 . pointed Co becutor end Co-ExecutrtJC of the filiate of Etha J Warner, deceased, late of Route 2. Ramne, o)lta1ned at the offtce of the Clerk of tho Metga County read aloud by the Clerk of sa1d Board for a telephone system for the Me1g1 Coon ty Department of Human Serv1ces Separate and tndependent btds wdl be recetved wtth respect to the telephonesy .. tem to be purchased 11 pro· v1ded by the apeclftcattons Satd specif1cattons and In~ struct1ona to btddl!lrs may be 46769 at the Clerk s Of11ce unt 1l 1 2 noon on the 20th dav of Mev. 1987 and at OhiO 46771 Public Notice 2 30 P M be opened and Sealed proposals w1U be recetved by the Me1gs Coun ty Commllstoners, Court hou se Pomeroy Oh1o and lf'lez Roy P 0 Box. Re c 1ne OJ'llo 45771 . were ap · ·------:--,---- 1 Public Notice between Comm1111onera the hours of 8.30 AM and 4 30 PM Monday through Frtdev Satd Board of Metgs County CommisSioners res erves the r1ght to watve for mahttet and to accept or re· 1ect an'jl and / or any part thereof 161 6. 13, 2tc Robert E Buck Probate Judge Nesaoliroad. Clerk AAUW has meeting Beverly Gettl•·s past (ltt'S td rnl ht a nrh. honorarv .md l1fe a nd of th(' Gall lpolts R1anch t\mr •11 that one main funeiJOn of th<· c un i\ssorta iJnn ol Uni\!'IS)I \ _grou p IS lobb11ng for beneftl s to WomPn lt'f'Pfll w.Js sp1•ukPr d1nn 1 1 mi•('IJOg ut ~A-Oml'n ( .. 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Mother' 1 Day Sunday, IOih U®IT [M1@[M] 50 tb HOMEMADE CANDY! Fudge .. · ................ $3 $ • Chocolate Covered Bon Bons ............... 3·50 lb . Turtles ..................... 40• •• , h C ernes ............ .... 15 ••· Peanut Bulle~ (ups . ..40' •• OHIO VALLEY BULK FOODS .....A 514 EAST MAIN POMEROY illhlll I lr 1 l qui ll '> UH Jn r -. 11 r111 lr ng llr, I llmr ~hr II h 111 M1 Bo~ kr r lrl\1 tn [! lh( l!nr hohl /h r n f)(Hf 1\ •o.. h /1 llilh th r h• !! lr h"ld If Slllll ffi lll 1-: 1 t~ In ~ 1111\ ~ \1 1\ ~'l;i« lifJ; h (IV I I UI ' 'I hi~ lhtrr Ito 1d1 d IIU rn'.!rr hr r rmr ~v r r \ v' -, S)(p~~~~~ ii)U'IIII i s 992-6910 ~ t\_ Wo Auept • food Stomps conducts meeting Mrs Ecllih SJSson hdd a p1 o gram "lnlo God s Fulurc• · al lh<' 1rrr nl mreling of 1hr Forf'sl Run Un ited M< •t hodts t Women held al thP homr of Mrs Edison Hollon Mrs Stsson !Pad" mcd ilalton 11om (, uJdrposts "llo~ y lo Look Ahead ·dOd sc1 !plun' hom Matt 2k I I· mphasls of th e PI ogt .1m w,Js on p1 ov l<ltng a pos llt\ (' IISJon of lhe fulurc• CuJOI\n SaiS<•r read srtlpl utr It nm Mail 2'> and fsal.th Ml' SIS sOn , ilso IPa CI an iHIJC il' j1n Pn l!I IPcl 'WctiP I t hP Fot go rt C' n Rr\ 1'1 ugp · bU I; Jn (:-; ffi(•PIIn ,Q SUidd --Honor roll-( tmdt•r Elt•nwnlarv 1ht !ittn ~ ix v.t Pk" c1 .1 tlinc pi' li nd hon 111 111li 11 1hrfh("i lt l F.lrmf'n i;J I\ S(hnr1lh1 s l}l t n ,tnnuunt 111 Me~ ki ng u ~1 ,ul t r1 r R 111 dJfi\1 In ,t!ll ht h ~;ublrds In bt• n.tmf'tlln lhl' 11111 'w\ r11 First Hr.ldt' Vtr kl Ad.tm" Kt Il l R tlh' ~ ~~ t .m1 Rf 11 h" K,th flit k•' t B 1 w•ion llu• kl1' ltm it D1 .1kt l1son l .tmbtll l t t\1s I rHI\Iirk Rr> hblt Mulhotr,t Aillq • Pr ni t 1 Cn1t \ ' ''""' I ond Orudt• Mr t t tl l1h C1nv. 1- 111 ll!ll ,ll tl M.utt F' 1uktl T1Ml Ht lns Ht\,tll ln stut • Sh.mnt Mtth l1 f\:tll\ 0 .. 11, ,, no I r~ht r 11 k11 11 '' 11 \V ("'IItlhn An n,1 \o\nlf s,., Thir d f,radt• R\ 111 ( lum h M r>ll "" 1 l">i m p~;( ' A111n Hrd lm.m .lt'""l( ,1 K 111 < ht l.., Mh h.H l It nnlflt Mor 1 ro-;11 hnl! N1ls nu K\lt Ot1! Mlr 1h Ott •1 r\mlh P l1kr · n ~ R1 1nd1 Rrf\rs A.m\ Smilh If( tl hr1 '{(<11 ~trph. tntt Wnod I 1U 11n ' n un ~-: Fourth C:r.1dr (11 1t lu RJ-.o.;rl l R1 rn ltt \1 ~ fdn J' ~"H t ( ht \, llnr I II I Cn ncn n 1\ lrl ~ -I' ll \ ltw K H ... hnrk So 1 Mt ( hlJ 'l'ndd Ml<hHI l 1m 1t Ot rl It ~ .. It 1 H rflln1 t1 \ I \' tnM( It r Sl 11 \ \\ noi 11 11 Hfth lorutft Pt llll\ i\( 1kt 1 \ ' rr Itt (tth •s Ad t tll•11 1\.it1 f11h1tl1r1~ 1 ! 111 ltr k 'l ! H nn Ht .. r \ m hr 1 "I'll Antll \\ nil ~i:dh {ilr,\dt lil <m\ Ru1klf\ lt ~t llofrm.r n M 1r h1llr M• t z ~ t 1 Kirn Mil h.ll'l MtiT Muh,ul { 1rrlt Mo rrl" "l\ Shr 111 Sm tih fnm \\ 1 l ~ r ,n Rucki• ·' FISH DAY TRUCKLOAD SALE FURNITURE, ART, MAnRESSES & WATERBEDS SATURDAY, MAY 9-Noon to 5:00PM HOLIDAY INN 450 P ike St., Gallipolis, Oh. Ohto 45769 Mennmg ftou !lh President Metga County Commtlltoners Certify1ng Offtcer 30 doyaofthetlluancodoto, or the Director rev1ses / withdraws the propol8d actiOn Any person may subm1t comments and/ or request a meettng regardtng any non-final aetton w1thtn 30 days of the date mdt· cated "Action", as used above doet not tnclude recetpt of a vertfied complaint If stgn1ficant public mterest Ullts. 111 public meettng may be held As to any act ton. includ1ng rece1pt of verif18d complatntl, any penon may obtatn nottce of fur:ther act1ons. and · addt· tional tnformatlon Unlesa otherw11e prov1ded in not• cea of parttcular act1ons all commumcat1ons shall be sent to Heartng Clerk, 15)6 1tc Public Notice NOTICE OF EXPLANATION FLOOO PtAIN DEVELOPMENT The Metgl County Com m•a•oners and the Vtl&age of Pomeroy, OhiO Intend to un derteke Improvements to the Central Bu11ness District to anow handicapped aecess to streets and curba Th1a proJect 11 located in the 100 year flood platn Proposed Improvements cannot be underta· ken 1n any other locat:10n or manner There 11, therefore no practtcabla altern•ttve to the proposed proJect Failure to provide thase Improvements would result 1n the continued lack of handicapped access to Matgs County's main commeraal and government target aru It 11 the Meigs County Commtsllon-· ers' and Pomeroy V1llage Council's Judgment that the Importance of these tmprove. ments outwetghs conskteratton of ExecutiVe Orders OEPA. P 0 Box t049, Columbua. Oh 43216 Ph 16t4) 466-6037 Consult ORC Chap 3745 and OAC Chapa 3745-47 and 3746 5 for requnements Fmal approval of plans and spec1f1cattons Mead Corporation,. Chillicothe Otvtalon Venous Townshtps, Effec- ltve Dote 05 / 01 187 Application No 06·143f·IW Tt,ta f1nal actton not pre ceded by proposed actton ar(d 11 appealable to EBR SlUdge management plan for land apphcalton of dtoxtn contam~nated paper mtll sludge from the Mead Cor~ poralion Chillicothe. Oh1o 11988 and 11990 A more detailed descrtp· tton of the proJect and FLA flood maps are avatlable for ctt11ens rev1ew at the Me1gs County Courthouse Com miSSioners Off1ce. Pomeroy 16)8 1tc Public Notice NOTICE OF EXPLANATION FLOOO PLAIN OEVELOPMENT :-if' I\ C'd lull011 tng lh<· mP<'IIng County Courthouse Com r'!lllltoners Offtce, Pomeroy, will become f1nal unless a wrrtten adJUdtCitton hearing request 11 tubmttted wtthln ciU11ng C'OUlC.,(• V..dS A more detailed descnp- flied w1th t~e director withiO 11h1< h lime• pl,tns ""'" mc~dP In s('l'\ <' 1h(' ( a nt ('f'n .11 t hP blood n w bliP. ntshf'lolhi•S IO br sold lA I' II ' ells 11 1bu IC'cl 1\ 11988 and 11990 3 days Proposed act1ons Mts Man NraS<• jllt sJd!'cl Jl l hP ation of E1utcutive Ordeta 101, 260 E Town St. tton of the proJect and FLA Columbuo OH 432t6 No- flood maps are ava1lable for liCe of any appeal ohoU be citizens revtew at the Meigs ._..~ Public Not1ce tbe CBD outweighs conoidor- nottce, to The Envtronmen· tal Board of Review. Rm ....... ::::-•--===.o:..."':t_ .,I n ~ •~ • lhat the contmuad VIability of doyo of the dote of ·-- (>" .... . o • '"" ' ,. ovov 1(10 > .. F1nal act1ons may be appealed. 1n writtng. wtthin 30 1· - - · -.. 1'1' 1 ""' ~o o.. oo "" • W <II IO >r IUUf OY OO,.. _ Agency IOEPA) lett wiOic Efloctivo dotoo of lin1l oc· tho Metga County Comm11t1ona and isauance datu of - · 1nd the Mtddlopon propoted actions are ltatecl. Vtllogo Counctl'a Judgment "!.,.~·-~--~­ ,,_..._, ,._ ..,_, "•• oo•I>! M y~ronmentel Protectto~ .._.._ .....__ _ _ _ . ::........_ _::,-,_-·-· ................ __,_._ ::..:..a:... ..... .,,_....__ 77-..... "---·11-...._._ : - t=-.t:: · , ---""·e.-... !:J---··,. a• / proplrod by Tho Ohto En· !:b.•.'P:,... .. ....~ ·· "" · ~ t1011 There 11 no Olhor PI'ICI• cable iittematNI to the propoled PfOioct fotiUIO tO provide thlt tmprovomont would roouh ' In tho contlnu~ tenoration of the Vtll~~ge'a pnmary com.-cill district. It 11 The followtng war• received- ..., .___ ....._...,_ _ Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE COUNTY MEIGS - -. ,.,..," ,., ~ ~ .. Q ...,. .. ... ......... .. " """" ' " '"" ' - ...uu ...... MGt ......... ..-........01111... . .---............. Hl. . l •• , ....... ....... o.... . .. _ ........ . , ..... ... . •• .., . .. . ... . .. co. .... ~ unknown ~e~rs. devisees. le· gatees adm•n•stratora, executors and / or ass1gns of Waad Cunmngham (Chan ey) Robert Cunningham (Chaney) James Cunn1n gham (Chaney) and Nancy Roc~hold all whoso ad- drasses are unknown. are hereby nottfied that they have been named defend· ants 1n alegalact1on entttled ROBERT HARRIS platnltfl vs NAOMI KING. at al. de fendants Th11 act1on has been asSigned Case No 87 CV 43 and 11 pendmg '" the Common Pleas Coun, Me1g1 County, Pomeroy, CARD OF THANKS We would like to thank our many friends and netghbors for their kindness and sympathy shown us dunng the illness and death of our loved one Chtldren and Grandchildren of Dessie Patterson 6-8" 40C ea . . 36C ea ... 66C ea. .. '5.25 lb BLACK CRAPPtE 10u1 of stockl 1 The. Hybrtd Blue Gtll wUI reach 1 wetghl of 2 V; to 3 pounds DELIVERY WILl BE WEDNESDAY, MAT 20, 10:30 to 12:00 Noon &SUPPLY Pomeroy, Phone 992·2164 Services ~ r ~ ... 1 IOtd Guy T\ Monon and northwest corer of Iondo of 11 ~ ovel, r thence west 25'h rof. to 1 1tone· thence south 5 deg eest = r ,·; 58 rods to 1 tone. thence south 35'~ ddg welt 49 ~ roda to aatone,.thenceaouth- 52'1> dog eeotl20 rodo to 1 t • • • stone; th,-ce reeat 14 rode to southwest ~orner of Iandi of Joope( N,. So.vol. th1111ce _ north 10,4 end 8/ 10 rodo to place of j>eginnlng, contolntng tO jond 6/ 100 ocro'l mora orfl••• IOC.ttd The lr Th1s 11 to not1fy all persons concerned a~ut the cor.P,o 1 ratton ~nown as MAX'S I a ~oyor ~nd of 101d ~om• be P•r!ittonod. lhot plolnt-' 'f. iff's intkest be set on to n1m' orin alternative that the, .. · · real tate be sold end" · platntl and 1 defendants: · share fhe proceeds accord-• '" ing to! their mterest1 after.' payml!"l of real estate talt81' and c s of this action in-; cludin plaintiff's attornev .: ~::.d ~~~~~~~~:~'o::: platnt hd amended com-' , • pla~nt ith~n 1 twenty eight days a t the last publica· •• t1on of th;, notice. wh1ch w11( .. , 1 1 be p~liahed once eachweek ftr stx consecut1ve, weeks. tl'le last pubhcabon .. wtll be ~· on the 3rd da'(. M of June, 1987. end the. twenty-eight days for an..l'l awer w1ll c~mmence on tha( date ~ • In case of ailurt of the de-~ fendants to nswer or otller.... wite retpon 11 requtred b'( Oh10 Rules f C1v11 Proce-; dura. JUdge ant w1ll b8' rendered ag" nat them for: the rehef demanded 1n th& complamt and &ll'ended complamt ' Lany E Spencer." Clerk of Court ~ Me1gs County Common Pleea Cour( 14) 29: lSI 6. 13. 20, 27. 161 3, 6tc 1 8 Public Sale & Auction THURSDAY, MAY 7-6:00 P.M. located near Proffitt's Grocery (Portlan~ Mall) The followtnc 1tems wtll be sold , HOUSE TRAILER 1, ' 12x55 1972 house l1a1ler Thts tra1ler ts •n ge'od condtlton fo1 the model fn specl at any ttme lnquue al PtoffJtt's Gtocery TRUCK- AUTO-TRACTOR : 1970 f250 Fo1d pic kup, 1976 Butck auto , 1972 Cncket Bx 12 alum ptoduce van llody farm all H 1n 100d condtt1on POWER TOOLS Crafts man 10 h p 4500 watt aux generator Jenny Car Wash complele wtlh com llox Xll2 cha msa ~, 5 h p.rotoltl ler PreciSIOn ga~de n seeder ' GUNS Model 87 Slevens 12 ga. deiir bam! mode1 3p Savage. 12 ga pu mp 20 ga pump, Butte 12 double barrel, 5smgle shol shotguns 1 10 ga 3 H&R I Sprmgfteld Rem1ngton Model 66 Nylon 223 5 22 cal niles 3 Saturday N11ht Spect~ls Rohm 38 Spectal Execul1oner 25 auto Clerke 22 STORE & HOUSEHOLD ., Glass show case. 3 sto1e scales 1 ts a pu sh buttpn addmg ma ch1ne sandwich machme Fng1daue P•ost Ptool stde·lly s1de ~elnge<alor lreezer combo. Hot Pomll5 3c~ft chest lype freezer Chrysler Au Temp atr cond. Spe d•Queen round wrmge1 washe1 4 sloves wood coal, 2 gas jluel 011 Culliga n water cond11toner smks Sea1s elecl range, old rockmg chan bed used clothes 12 1n TV. 5 m tratte1yTV MtSr. 1lems and ymg yangs '' ... • ' , I ' ' ' ' ( I ' ·-- rt*-~--?~~= ' 992-2259 NEW LISTING- NEAR ROCK SPRINGS ROAD - Counll~ home on 1 2/3 acre lot Home tn good condtlon w1th 3 bedrooms. new ca~petin ~ m sulated attached garage, storage cellar Btg yard for your ~d s $33,000 00 - ~~-~ . I • . ,. PRICE REDUCED - MID· DLEPORT - Almost2 acres tn the counlry wtth a n1ce mobile home, 2 other butld tn gs Good locaiJon owne1 wants a sale MAKE OFFER $1'5,000 00 RIGGS CRESH SUBDIVISION - REALLY NICE Split foyer home w~h 4 5 bedmoms all 10 e•cellent condtlton Garage. mce lol. W,B hookup, blinds and shutte1s mcluded W,ANT $54.900 ()() LEE CIRCLE - SYRACUSE - N1ce 3 b•• ,oom ranch ~tlh d1ntng area. large hvmg room, laund11 lrea ca1port and oulstde slorage Ntce neJghbOrhoo ' owner must sacnhce $31 900 00 $38 WE STILL DELIVER TO MASON COUNTY KINGSBURY RiAD - Ap protlmately 143 acre horse farm House needs repatr, bam, horse coila!, l1eii gas lo the house ~011 and gas wells avatlable ' r pu1chase All. mmerals k jor detatls on wells PRICE REDUCED MAKE OFFER $47.500 00 RUTlAND - Ntce ~anch type home on a level lot 3 bedrooms, equipped ktt · chen, all tn good condtlton I Henry E. Cltllnd J1 992-6191 Jean Trussell ..... 94'-2660 Dolttt Turner .. 992-5692 HARTLEY SHOES unc.v~-oWM1 210 lASt • • PGII!lOY 'I • I ( ( I J&N CONSTRUCTION Will Do .... Carpentery - V1nyl &Aluminum Siding -PaintingDrywall Free Esttmates Reliable Guaranteed Work 992-7636 4-171mo J&L BLOWN INSULATION CUSTOM BUILT GARAGES POLE STYLE or CONVENTIONAL 550 Page 51., Midtltport Ph. 9 POMEROY HOME REPAIR All types Carpentry, Plumbing and Electncal Repau 25% Off for Senior Citizens. Free Est. Call 992·6952 leave message on machine if no answer. JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 to 12 NOON 4 18 '87 I mo ~ KEN'S APPLIANCE 985-3561 •Washers •Dishwashers •Ranges •Refrigerators •Dryers •Free1ers PARTS and SERVICE 45tlr. • SANDY'S AUTO SALES ACCENT Autamoti" Repair & Senice Let Uc Fe nee 'f ou Ia TUNEUPS to TRANSMISSION Ull 992·7403 Al't. Sl. AI. 33, Pomeroy, 0~. PH. 742-2027 ;;,r i Q ,u~ "'·'.fr; \,/ r ,I [ lGdl¥ riJ,A HJ ..J ,H "~ BISSELL BUILDERS CUSTOM BUllT HOMES & GARAGES We'll Sell You A Used Cor or Fix Your -I ~:. m .... MANDCIAnED COUNTRY ITEMS Wood-Croche 1-Qutltt ng flowers, Stwmg, Baokel ltds BOWLING I! All M1hc AESIOENTIAL fCOMM ERCIAL Other limes by chan,e or call 992 ·1731 lor appointment. COMPARE OUR PRICES' 4:14 I mo SERVICE Old One 3-27-2 mo SUPERIOR SIDING CO. EUGENE LONG ~INYL & ALUMINUM "At Reasonable Prices" Worked m home area 20 years PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 "Free Eottmates" CALL COUICT: Ph. 16141 843·5425 3·9-'87-2 mo pd 614-446 3672 TOP CASH p11d for '83 modi! and newer uaed ears Smith Bu1ck Pontiec 1911 Eattftrn Ave Gelhpohl C1ll 614-441· Pomeroy Bowling Co. 3821. 2ND Sf. lh11 ad wtth Bn~ your fomly or group Ia bawl 2 gamts ond get one fre~l Good Fn. & Sat. nighls or any open bowling lime. Call us for parties lor your group. 992·3432 or 99'·2403 Hobson Drive 992-6173 All Types of Trenching GAS- WATER ELECTRIC DRAINS Bus. Ph. 915 •3813 Hame 985·3837 4-22-1 mo 4-16-87-1 mo AVON Benefits teHimployed tnsur1nce av•d1bla, prtzll good eaming own produclt et cot~ Co11614-441 2156 CALL 614-367-0412 PlUMBING & HEATING 168 North Second Middleporl, Ohto 45760 SAlES & SERVICE WeC~rrv F11h1ng Supplln Pay Your Coble & Phone Billa Here • IUSINIIS ~HONE ...... - ·16141 •n-mo fESIDENCE PliO~£ t6141 "2·1754 AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS REBUilT & REPAIRED Needed Med1clll Recorda Clerk for a 1DO·b td SNF·ICF F1etllty locettd In J1elc1on Ohio Pre vrou1 medical record opllf'lence 1n long letm care 11 pref.,Ad E11c~tllen1 bentfltt ttnd re~ume to Four Winds Nursing Center 215 Seth Ave Jackton. O~lo 415UO Att Admlnl1trttor oaint Vacuum Blaat1ng of structural steel. tanks. bu1ldmgs, and mllcellaneoualtems FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 614/949-2686 415)mopd MANAGEMENT TRAINEE EMPIRE FURNITURE An aggr11ulve groWing company seeking lndlvidullt who wot.~ld like to beg111 1 Dlftlr tn retail mantgement Company will 11 108 W. Main, Pomeroy, Ohio ' PH. 992·3307 tr1ln •nd cowr e~~:pen11s It you wtnt an opponunlty to grow send 1 retume and 11lary re· qu1rementt 10 WU Car Ent-.r T~IN MATTRESS/BOXSPRING ............ 198.88 FUll MATTRESS/BOXSPRING ............ 1148.88 CHESTS :......... 149.95 RECLINERS ..... 199.95 DINETTE/4 CHAIRS ............................. 199.95 12 Months Free Financing Racine, Ohio 45771~ 3 Announcements ' Telemarketing Opportunhy It you hava prM~Iouatelem~rkel ing e~~:per~ence and Iff looking tor 1 CIW'Hf lnsttld of 1 job plt~ae consider AAA th1 Auto Club of Southtttern Ohio An Ideal opportunity tor Nles peo pie with Avon. Tupperw•"· Fullet Btuth. or lnturtnce ~Pperl.,ce If you are a member of AAA you know the velue of the product you w11l be selllnv Shlfe thet knowledge with others 1nd , .. paid for It Send rttum1 or work history to AAA Tout Guides OoetMoney mot I II ttl "'*' lht Auto Club of Southtlttern Oh10 710 Waller St Portt mouth OH 456&2 ATTN 8011: vtte you 7 Stltry to 1t1r1 Commlulnt Bonus Ftntaltlc DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SA"D TOP SOIL FILL DJRT Howard L Writ-1 Roger Hysell Garage YOUNG'S ROOFING NEW -IEPlll Gutters Downapouta Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES 949·2263 or 949·2161 10-8-tfc II. 124, P-.y Ohio AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Altt Tru••l••l•• PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 6· l7·tft - CARPENTER SERVICE - Addon1 and flmodlling - Rooting and gun• work - - Conc:rlte wortt - Pklmbint 1nd electncel (free Eotlmotn) V. C. YOUNG Ill 992·6215 or H2·7314 PomtrOJ, Ohio 415 '86·1C Pt Pit Within a dl'(l e Situations Wanted Wor .. wtnlld mowing odd joba Metga G1llla and Mtton Coun· llet 614-992·5589 15 Schools Instruction -~ Aet,.ln Now Southetlttrn Bus· inets Collegt C1ll 114 441- 4387 J1m 'a odd job1 pelntlng dttYI· w1y rtstlllng, cwperuer work' root r1ptlr t,.es ' hedgM t•p•rltnotd Cell 81•· 379· 241t Oodrllls Prlvttl Home Cart Heve room !n my homt tor thrtt elderly ladiH May 20th For information CeU PrilciM1 Ph &1• 388·8183 after 4pm 318 1490 or Will mow llwna In tDWn Calf 114-«1·3518 Will do bllbytlttlng in my home· Ooy '"'" Coli 114·311·9308 Need e•perleneiKI cook for H I WIY Inn, At 7 Kan•u91ltcross from Rayburn t M11ht) Apply '"peraon Lawn mower rtPIIt Will plollt.~D 1nd dtllvt t AltO light htuUng Will da l1wn mowlnQ 1nd odd Jobs C.ll Robert Plclt.tt 814 - lldy would h.. to m"t sincere man l!l5 011 oldM Photo~rt· cltted P.O eo~ 717- Rilifi'e Oovtrnment Jobs 111, 040 t!l9 230 vr Now hiring Ctlt 8015 887 8000E~~:1 A 180&tor Will do home MWing, clothing con•tructlonandmending 3~- 3-17 2 mo pd RADIATOR SERVICE We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. PAT HILL FORD 992-2196 Middleport, Ohio 1-t3-tfc •&771 WANTED Otrls 1ges 8·12 1nd 13-19 for Modern Miu Prellml· n1ry For more Information c1ll 304 372-2618 o..dllne for entry M1y 12 4 ,._,. 6.4l ..... ·aanrpolii......... SmtU bl1ck t1n mtll dog Very good wlth children Call 114· 441 4314 bMween SA 11 AM &r 7&10 PM 2 mal t call, I montht old Htve had shots & h.ve been d• cltwtd Call 814 441· 325? Male Beagle, will run rtbbltt Ctll448· 1 149 & Vicinity r;. Ftmlly 3 miles out on Mill Crnk Ad May 1 thru 9th 9-epm Everything chtiD Lots-Everything Nice houM• hold tumlthlng• Appll~nctt, refrl;tr•tor fretltr 15 ftmlly. c:toth lng bttry throwgh adult ount bed tpfladl. turnl· ture di1hn jtwelry, small or gan. lee cream frHitr, mlto &41 Th ird Avt Tuft WH . & Thur• 4178 ther 5pm Bay Attritwlf Ph 992-71132 4 11/ 1 mo LIVE ENTERTAINMENT 2 POOl . • ~. Lara• V•d Slit Mey 7th, lth, .lh Vloltl MIHhono't Rt 7, Mtlgt Athan1 County Lint Hom• lnttrlor. dish• Tupper. wtre, furniture , largt tiJt clo· thing tnd oth., 11111, rftMy '\- miocoorvii.,Ol Mav 8th tnd lth 28t Third It · Roan• 9 00·1 00 GlrJ91 lilt Mly 1,7.8.8 from 9 till 1 ' ' Centt~W~ry Couch, Ungtviltt trtt on 81 At 331. 1 mile etst at Oanvllll Itt , May loVINft. Chill' • ltOOI I ..JeCJ, kld1 art,d adult clothtl. picture•. lott mare New ttltctlon ol wood craftt Make a greM M01h11t't Dty gifl 8, 9 00 I 00 Bib¥ 11tms 1nd elothH glrlt 12 14, boyt 1· 10, equtrlums, dlnln, ttble 1nd more eu 742-2 153 hrnlly 81t M1y lth, ' Puppi.. to ,; givJ away Ptrt Goldan Retrlew• and part lrith First time wet 8tby ittrnt, fltl mtrlttt lttmt by the v•ton. all undtr fltt market ~ttlut Cent•· nary ,,., Lincoln Pike 1111 trtKtf•lttt May 1,0, 7.1 34& Syetmore. Middleport • cro.. ftom lmpttlll Electric Lott of llldltt and mens clothing and mise f llitttntto gl.. twty to good home. Had flut II'IIOtstnd worm1d 814 ~ 892 - 7031 or & Fem1ly Clothing Infant to ltdult All sir:tl M•ny othtr heml lttriiOI dtsh11 , tiC May 8,7, . I 1000·500PM Rod· nev Vhlattll , 3rd It lth Dn left To godd home only Pure bred Ortlt D•n• Famal• 2'1Jyu old bltck whh white bltn IU-«O·t364 Ph Sttttt e wb old Ctll 114· 992 311. 8 wk old 814 992 7108 6 pvppfft moth•• a ..gle, 304 675 3791 6 Lott and Found Mev 7th·9th 8 15 1 mile from lu!avdte Townt.ouH on 8ul1 vlll1 Porter "d '1ignt Chlldrens dothtl dining room teble ' chaift. shower doott, hl·ch.Jir, much mort Atin cane ..• Yltd Stlt May 7 8 t , AU eto thtnt t1 .00 or ln1 dlffwrent fttml Mldtd Procttdl fat Men• telly Htndlcapped Camp Fund 2211 E..tern Ave, Johntonl Mobile Court Lot 17 FOUND Whlto lang hoirld cot found on Third Avt Ctll G114- 44t 7508 bird Lower MlddttPOr11rtl It round or Hen Lolt 1 Cockttl• WED. 9·1: elll 814·9112·1901 A.,.••d Friday 8th. Rt. 2181 mite above Baby bed ptay pan FRI. & SAT. 9:30-1:30 Found Coct.• Spaniel. JoAnn MtrCINHtt Hlfold Dav• Anldtnee. Cntp rqkf..,ce App .. Grove· Rd. Owntr pletM clff to OPEN 7 DAYS A WEE~ Dorc• Y•d lolo. 4 Fomlll• Allttlo of Nltr~ti~ 81 1·948-2378 lfttr ''"ry11tlng Moy 7th 9·7. lth t :OOpm. SUN. 3 A.M.· 12 A.M. : 9-3 419 L•rie1 DriYJ If r..n on beck porch MONDAY·SATUIDAY I Publi~ Sele 2 V•d 11ln Thurs 7th, Fri. lth I 0:3D A.M.-2:30 A.M. 8 Juat off 141 lincoln PUll• & Auction We Are A Privote Club Now Accepting NMembera MEMBERSHIP Ill 00 Non·Membor Cover Charge U 00 .. Middleport & Vicinity . .-. Gtr1g1 111t Anna Elllt rMI· d.,ce 241 Lincoln It Mlddl• pon Thull 7th T V • Hdlng ·~ mechln1, r.trl!iJerttor curtMnt, ,.. blldlptetdl small rugs mite 1 ytlf otd full blooded fem1le bl1ck Llbr•dor dog Ph ue. CAll 7 DAYSA W£U ·.. ..P.omero'Y... Two F1mily 01r1111 Stle. 1132 S1cond Ave Dlshn, clothes. end lots of mise lhm to 4pm Ml'( 7 1nd 8 11•·379·2143 •lnt Cla1m1 •Special Even1s 1·9·10 CSp•lnv Vllloyl Mov 1.7.•1. 218 Third Avo AKC Reg'ed white German tlhtpherd llac:k Germ•n Sh• pherd & Chow ml111d 801h temale 1payed Ctll 114 388- lyr Old mtle dog p1rt Autl lhtphllfd plrt Blue Heeltr Ph •Greduattona Cathtdrtl window quiNt wNl bt at r:1ea Mkt 11 Felrgrouncls, Mty clott,lng , turnltvll , MIY ?· e-9 rlin OUI14 11 16 107 Oek Dr 114 266 1459 •Valuables '' Baby CIDthtl home inttrior, other lttnu To num•ou• to mtnrlon Thur Frf 885,Jay Or Moving ltle. household hem1 Bl.c:k & Tan ftmlla Oobermtn Men tpayed, htrr~a mtdlctl r• cordt, to good home only Ph lin Sl~tfos to VHS Vi. . Tope •Woddlngo 992·3al8 Giveaway 1913 VHS HOME I£CORDER lr101Sitrs u .... & 110 ~••,. Coli 610 742-2383 or 114 742-309t t=·":·:~:··:·:od:-~·~·="~"::;;~::~:77:3:·:1:··:1~~::~:::::: BINGO UGlESClUI- POMIIIOT, PHOTOGIAPHEI The Medallion Band 12 00 Cover milking ttslttanl Must hl'll't tound ttmlly life tnd no drlnlc· lng Benetits d•end on exp• rlence tnd ttthud, Repty with 3 rtfrencn to lo11 P- 5. ciJe POint Ple11ant Hotp • 200 Main St . Ptrt-tlme btb'(tltter naMed tor 2 c: hHdntn Ctllt14·251 · 1788 35M 9 00 P.M. to 1:00 A.M. •n Sue for lnterv1ew OH-288 Cl•t21 Not jutll ,tob FREE UNCE Live Entertainment Wed., Fri. & Sat. Night Full AU Mokts & Models 24 HR. SERVICE 81000 / wk Many oompeny beneftll 1dvenctment mll'ltQtment poslt•ons t'lllilablt Ctll ,, . ... ., 0812 Thts For bultnlltfs eccounts T•me UOOOO 949-308B Bus. 949-2606 Home Che~~petk 1tl!J~n P1rt· t1me me~l cutter tor tmlll 9rocery store Send ret.t,.tme to Box P30. cere Pt Pleennt Register 2.00 M 1in St PI Pleannl opportunity to htn UOO 4-17-1 mo lob larlon, Owner 2·S.·86·1fn wv 1--..,-------- Announc e1111: nl s 49835 St. Rt. 124 949-9070 or 949-2045 PH. 992-9949 cltfkt Pick up tppllcMkm at Vaughtns Markel. Mtton ,....... Inc . P o ••• t 308. 1 8 Wanted to Do Poot..,outh OH 48!42 4·7·'87·1 mo ACTION TOWING 190 MUllfRRY AYE. POMROY, OH. &71-3950 or 1·800-642-3619 12 SANDBLASTING- Dry Blosttng, Wet Blaottng, and • SUGAR RUN ASHLAND VETERANS-Earn extl'tmoney 1R the Anny Natronal Gutrd 304 30.·878·11881 ways USED TIRES NEW BAnERIES JAMES COE 1429 M11ure rtsponaible tetnaa• girt !n Me1dowbrook 1reeto baby1h 3VJ y..r old tt lettt 3 evenlngt per week C1ll t'het' 00 PM. 20 Years Exp. 24 HOUR TOWING & lOAD SERVICE "VON, no serv1ce chttgl open ltrrltorres phone 304 876- !)•raon for gtrutl f•rm worl!. tnd 11 Help Wanted SIOING- Vinyl, Alumtnum, and Wood PAINTING- All typos tncludlng space age tnsulattng GUnERWORII EXCEllENT REFERENCES FREE ESTIMATES Ext F 13860 CONCRETE WORK- Stdewalko. Bosementa and Dnve 1·3-'86 tfc SERVICE for Info 24 hrt !Centr~l Sundard l'lmel Servli:ns sulating Roof Coating CARPENTRY - Additions. Garages, Sun Decks REPAIR THE 1-6t8 469-30tt 000 No ..~hng, repe1t buslnes1 Set your own hours Tr1lnlng prov1dtd Ctll 1-812· 938 8870 M F. Bam 10 6pm Residential - Commerctal - Industrial Free Esttmetes- Fully Insured ROOFING - Shtngtes. Rolled Roolmg. Gutters and In SALES & SERVICE Partt & Smlee Federtl Stitt, tnd CtvJI service jobs 116,707 to t59,148 ye1r Now hrring C1ll Job Line 080.000 Pan Timo fniplllyllll~llt GHEEN'S PAINTING, INC. G&M TV Fer111 Eq•lp111ent Eltt 1449 818,000 Middleport, Oh1o BOGGS Authoriud John DHrt, New Holland, lush Hog Form Equtpment Deolor pm Ctll614 ·992·6148 LARRY'S CARPET OUTLET .. Hiring! Government jobt your •ret t16,000 ·•88.000 Phon• elll refundlble 1102)838 8885 REPS NEEOED Buying JUnk cars Call1fter 5 00 Expert Installation Up to 36 Months Financmg Avatlable .. Help Wanted 992-3476 5, 10 AND LIFETIME WARRANTY ON CARPET & PADDING f-151 mo U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVIllE, OHIO Buvmg d1tly gold silver coins rlngt i8WIIty sterltng ware, old coms. large cunencv Top prt cet Ed Burkett Barbtf Shop, 2nd Ave Middleport Oh 814- STAINMASTER WEAR DATED Complete Remodeling Rooltng of all Typoo Complete Gutter Work We PlY cash fOf ltte modet cletn used can 1 J1m Mmk Chev Olds In c Bill Gene Johnson MOHAWK CARPETS Riverine AntiQues !Sugar Run Area) HOURS: Wtd ·lhun In 10om. to S p.m Saturday I 0 A.M PH. 992·2772 FREE ESTIMATES ANTIQUES BUY OR SELL THE HAT RACK "fREE ESTIMATES" Wanted To Buy 2282 992-2526 •lnsui&IIOO •Storm Doors •Storm Wtndows •Replacement Wtndows •New Rooftng 9 tin RUSS MOORE VINYl & AliiMINUM SIDING ~ No Sunday 1124 East Moiti $1. · Pomeroy HOURS: lues ·Wed.-Frt. ll a.m to 7 p.m. Sunday: 1 p m -7 p.m by Chonce or Appotnlment J&L BLOWN INSULAnON WELCOME UJ Licensed Clinical Audiologist :J: ~ (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis. Ohio 45631 '"· 949-2860 or 949·2801 11 Public Sale & Auction AUCTION •t t~e Arbuckle Creek Commu.-lly Center Every Sat n1ght 8 00 PM Truclt lolid o1 grocerfes 1nd toys EVERYONE ~ LISA M. KOCH, M.S. SIDING CO. ICUT OUT fOR fUTURE US!I FENCE COMPANY Computerized Hearing Aid Selection ~ Swim Molds • Interpreting Services New Ho111• Built "Free Estimates" FREE EsnMATES 4-28·87-1 mo *VINYL SIDING *AlUMINUM SIDING *llOWN IN INSUlAnON BISSELL 7 ROOFING & SIDING E.M.i,nWtlll POMEROY,O. • from 10Chp< :ud ~ rnJl. RUTlAND - N1ce leveJ' lot. mce modern 6 yr old home range, refngerator dtshwasher carpet1nP. 3 BRs 2 lull Oalhs sundeck pool and ~ashe • $47,500 40 ACRES - Free gas hay held, mce k1tchen wtlh range, panelmg, lg rm s 4 BRs, hen house & •oot eel lar $43 000 ., 66 ACRES- Plus mmerals lots ol trees & secluded m the country About $500 00 per am NICE HOME - 2 slory 2 lull balhs mce cqok ~ bake untls wpetmg basel!!ent furnace on old 133 at Rock Spnngs lot about 200•150. TP water & ga1age At mg $41.000 ' 40 ACRES - 9 RM arm home furnacJ, balh, lg bank Iarm !epees &, mt ne~als $45 000 100 ACRES- Sulton Town sh1p , Ohto R1ve1 lronta ge, T P water old house & llam 30 or 40 acres of fraclor land on Rl 124 Askmg $70 000 POMEROY - 2 sto ry 3 or 4 BRs on Mulbeny Hoi wale• heat dtntng 2 baths & 2 porches Only $28.000 REEDSVILLE - 6 rm house & 2 lots Sel up fo1 tratler T P wale• & dnlled well Just $16 '000 DUPLEX - Buy lh1s & let lhe rent help 2 lots tn Rul land near the stor~ Certtfted Appratsals Sellin& Problem? ' •• '~' I i 5-6- 87·1 mo pd "· GEARY'S BODY SHOP 4 16-86 lin .'' li P 216 E. 2nd St. Phone 1-1614)·992-3326 :o. '' MAnRESSES $ 999 985-4.141 ' lunch Served I 106 Butternut Ave., P••eroy, Ohio 992•2039 or 992-5721 Estate~ RLILTOI JIM CARNAHAN - AUCTIONEER Terms- Cash CHESTEI, OHIO •ROOFING •SIOING •WINDOW REPLACEMENT •REMOOELING & ROOM ADDITIONS •GARAGES & POLE 8UILOINGS Phon• Day or E..nints Day or Night NO SUNDAY CAllS I O.•Nf ,...,"" Real GORDON PROFIT - OWNER I I lncfll41ftg Gttltl U ' 1~6 TEAFORDm Hous1nq H eadq u.1 rte rs Send lhe ITO® Scenk:rl Candle Bouquet. Mother's Week starts May 4. just call or VISit us today. POMEROY FLOWER SHOP ttftcate of D1Saolut1on with the Sflcretary ol State. State of Ohio. for a voluntar:y d1s solution MARCUM CONTRACnNG Real Estate General a glowing day. ORIGINAl Oil PAINnNGS PLACE. INC of 308 South Thtrd Avenue, Mtddle~qrt, Oh•o 45760, has ltlod a Cor- 141 29. 151 6 2tc WJShMom Price 614-~43-52,48 REASONABlE · I j NO:riCE amended com~ plaint •r for the rnlnt.te to plaint j Electronic Organs Mobile service Sa1d 10.08 acret trect hts no outlit or 1nlet and taland $1 58 ART SAlE ........ 1f2 TVs, ~ntennas Satelltte Sales lnstclllation Service; Public Notice FARLEY S FISH FARM . C11h. Artcanaaa 72,21 3 PC. LIVING ROOM SUITES J.R.'s ' • northeaat cOIIner of IIndt ot ,) 8 ' , ltneofFract•' n No 3Patthe Jasper N ThB Daily Sentinel Page-11 • PUBLIC SALE In Memonam IN MEMORY In loving memory of our husband, daddy 'and grandpa, PaulL. McOamel. Sr., who passed away May 6, 1979 - eight years ago today: Deep in our hearts lies a picture 1, Of a loved one laid to rest. In memory's frame we shall keep it To all who knew Paul. because he was one of the best. In our hearts he's still so much alive We love htm so. Sadly missed by Wife. Margaret McDaniel, Children and Grandchildren We Furn.ah Hauhng Co,tatneta and Guarantee Lrve Delivery Call your local a1ore 10 place order or call TOLL FREE 1·800·247-2615 from Cunntngham (Chaney), The The object of the complamt and amended com· pla1nt 1s to part1t1on the followlntJ described real estate It's Time For Stocking! R &G FEED The unknown hetrs de· vtsees. fegatees admmtstra· tors, executors. and / or as· 11gns of Nelita Gova. de ceased. Frank Gove the un known hetrs, devisees. legatees executors, administrators and / or lll19f'IS of Frank Gave. deceased. Ned· ra Gove, Jean Smclatr, The unknown he1rs. devtSeea.legatees. executors, 8dmtntltrators and/ or ass1gns of Jean Smcla1r. deceaud. Tamara Smclair, loretta Slnclatr. Elva Gove The unknown heirs. dev•sees. legatees, adm1n1straton. executors and / or auigns of Elva Gove. deceased; Mary Gove· The unknown hens. devtsees. legatees. execu· tors. admm11trators and / or asstgns of Mary Gove. de· ceased. Harry Sovd The un known hetrs, dev11aes. legatees, admm1strators. executors and / or aas1gns of Harry Sovd. deceaaed. Garth Sovtl, Etta Sov1l, Helen Sovtl. Janet Sbv1l. Eva Sovtl Chaney The unknown heers, devtsees legatees. ad mmtstrators . axecutors an d / or asatgns of Eva Sovll Chane! deceased Wa1d r and State Ohto; '" Frac~ t1on 30. to- rt· Beg1nn1ng on the{ nort~ CASE NO 87 CV 43 LEGAL NOTICE SERVICE BY PUBLICATION Mannmg Roush Prfls1dent Metgs Countv Comm1sslonerg Cenlfytng Offtcer 151 6 1tc 2 l Sttlllltob in tho Townllhlp of 011.,., County of 'Molga Oofen~ants 6, 1987 ~ by order of court. IN THE COM PilON PLEAS COURT MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO ROBFRT HARRIS Platnttll VS NAOMI KING. et ol. Ohto 45769 Card of Thanks CHANNEL CATFISH . 4·6" 25C ea. HYBRID BLUE Gill, t -3" .. . .. . lARGii MOUTH BASS, t -3" FATHEAD MINNOWS • OhiO 45769 The Me1gs County C\lm m1ss1oners and the V1Uage of Mtddleport. Oh1o Intend to undertake acqu•s•tion and clearance of a ftre destroyed bulldmg formerly occupted by the Emptre Furneture company Store. to prevent further bhght tn the Cl!lntral Business 01strtct Th1s pro JBCt 11 located tn the 100 year flood plam Proposed Improvements cannot be undertaken tn any other loca· 1 -- ' Ctth • day thtl«vloo. Autt60n 304way Clit:k'oIn Auction C1ntentry. Ooultle wide •th trahr•ltft Oiahft,jtwtl«y, clo· thl"f ltwn rnowtft. rotltl«t I ~L= o1 •-m_lo:='~-:---:--:-::::--: lllli· 3430,liclfti1No 7&•·17 Oer11elele: ComlfAt 1•11nd "ick P11raon ' Auction.. II· ctttlld In OMG and Wilt Virti· Lincoln Plk• Thura MIY 7 9·4 Rein cancels. Rain dllt Thun MIY 14 nit Rttl Ett.te. erTtJQul. f•m. llquldetlon ultt, 304· 713· 1711 ., 773 1430 Y•d • • Thurt • r:n &1m· 1""' top of hill Plonto Sub Larg• ~ M•v 7th and lth Go aouth on Rt 7 , turn left on Meond Ad piSt 8r1dbury CIUtlpn Ughlt, follow 1ign1 81by 1nd •ctuft .~..:. clothM baby furniture toys. '1" m11c: t.11c:erln blkl 814-992· 71t0 Ylfd i 11• Fri May I blhlnd Faodltnd 1n Pomeroy 9 00- •"' 3 00 -. Garage 11le M1y ?1nd 8 •rick ~ &t Autltnd Chlldrtn ctolh1ng ~ ~ ..... ·p1 Pleasar.r· & Vicinity ........... .. .. ' •• . '. ~ ,, V.fd Sth~ Thurtdl'f tnct FrHiay ..., 20 dolls 91111 Wlft, bailrr ~ clothn mot• 2211 JeH..-.on ·' Avt ~~ 20 famjly yard NJe Ewington • • TownhouH, five- mlnutee out of :~ VInton on At 110. ThunMdFri, 91)0 ? For il'lfol'mlllon phone Oanno Elliott, 114·111-4111 ~ Wetct'l to, tlgna w: Ylt'd Salt Thurt· f-rl, May 7111\d 8 Corner Smhh and locuet It , * HendlfiOn, W Ve t ·OO .ttl 1 ,. • ' I �PaQe- 12- The D11ily Sentinel Pomeroy..:.._Middleport, Ohio Fmancial 21 LAFF-A-DAY Business Opportjlni_ty Merchandise 51 HousehQid Goods • I NOTICE I THE OHIO VAllEY PUBLISH ING CO . recommenda that you do busine .. with people vou know . and NOT to send money through the mail until you h11ve inv est igat ed th e a Hering. ladiea apparel, men!l. children smatftrnity, larg l! • ize s , petite, dancawear-urobic, br1dal, l in· ger ie or acces90 ries store . JordII Che. Gitano. Ca lvin Klein , Ser- II /I gio Valente. EvAn Pi cone. lil C la iborne, G&soHne. Healthtex over 1000 othera . 814, 800 to $26 ,900 i nVftn tory . tra ining, fixtures. grand opening et c. Can open 16 days. Mr . Ke enan 304-678 -363 9 ~ ... 32 Mobile Homes 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Homes for Sale New 3BR 2 car garage. brick front, fr ont porch, nicu lot. rnile a South o l Galli poli s e 147.600. Ph. 614-44 6-8036. For ule by owner . 2BR . 'Ran ch Style Houao, lull b&semen t, 2 b~tht, one nttached garage & bi-eereway . Surrounded by tland o f pinos on 13 Acres Pond, new fan c;o, barn. Co li doys 6 ~ 4 - 44 6 - 2107 or ovoning s 246· 6600. Price raduced . ij !H · atfA. forced air gas . fireplac e, hardw oo d fl oon, i n 1o wn $27,000. Ph . 6 14 -44 6-1171 or 4·6·430 5. Mav conaidu r tmde·in of mobilo home or property on t his new 3 BR home. 2 cor garagft. 6 mi. Nouth on Rt . 7. $47 .600 . Cnll 6 i 4-44& -ao3s. For 11le by ownor: 2 story houafl In Middleport overlooki ng park . 30 yr. guarnteed vlnylo siding, w •w carpet . 1 Yt balh. unlquB w~odwork . 614·992 -6126 . 7 : rooms. 1 Y1 hath, house in Che11er. Ohio. Price reduced ltom 127,000 to S25.000 Ca ll 614 -986· 367 1 G()~We rnm ent Homos lrom S1. 1U repelrt . 0 flllnquent tax property Call 1 · 619 · 566 -1667 Ext . H04440H lor currant rapo list. Government Homes-from s 1. (U rePair) , Also Ia~ delinquent und loreclosure propertiet . For lts t· lng, call (ro fun d~hleJ 1 -316· 733·8082. EXT. G202 1. Pomerov. no down payment needed . Throe bod r oo m , equipped kitchen , bath , baao· meht, AC , carport. Ca ll 61 4· 992 -2802. For sa le: 4 room house with buth on 1 Y1 acre a lAnd. 1Ox55 lrniler, 614-742-2663. For 1ale: 2 bftdtoorn house ln Pomeroy. t6 000. Soo by ap pointment only. 6 14·992 · 5022 . 19R4 Fa~tm o nt 1 h60 all eloc tri c. cmnal a ~r . will con sider veh •cle •n trade 513.500 00. 304 -67 5 3 118 33 Farms lor Sale 87 A1: rfl !l 1n Greon Town ship 15vr old homo. Tobacco bEI&tt. Sf!VOral ou tbuil tJinys & barn s. $62.000 <Ph 614 -446 -1437 s 20 nero far m Har111an Trace Road. Gl enwood. W Va . t or moru information cal l 304 · 773 5118 nr 773 -5 186 afler 5 00 . 110 ncru s, Leon Radon Rd .. Hou se & ou tbuilding. Stnt orn thr ou!Jh pr oporty 304 -458 · 1066 34 Business Building s C orrunonmtl buildinn s l or laa!la. Downtown Pt Plea sant. Ston:ts, offtr.a!l A -On e Rea l Estate. C1u ol Yeager. Broker . Call 304 67 5-5104. 747 lnddu st rial ! tOrAiJ8 12 foot ovnr hf1Bd door, 3 l>hosos of ol ec tnc. 18•48 steel building 6 14 446 - 2362 For nrJ poi nt mont. 1<For rnnt , lftft!lfl or ~ ttle valuable property ill downtown Mirtdln port . 2 retai l business spRcos 11 lAroe. 1 small): 4 renovated o lfice room s: storag11 ronms . Will d1vide to suit tenonts for rental or investment pr operly . Con tiiCI Y-vonnn Scall y et 614 · 992·2353 or 614 ·694 -2661 - -- - - - - -- · leFor runt , loose or !a le. vll luable proport v in downtown Middi A· port 2 rotail busine ss SIHI Cfi S 11 larue. 1 sm all): 4 umovatod o ftico rooms: st or&gll rooms Will divide t o sui t ten ants l or rentnl or investment pr operty . Contac1 Yvon ne ScAlly ot 614 992·2353 or 614 -594 ·2661 . A shton burldmy lot s, mobile homos perm itted. Clyde Bowen . J• 304·576 -2336. Ask Butch Greenlee. Rentals 6 room houso. 6 acres grounrl, Athton , W. Va . Coll11 ft er 6 00 PM , 304 ·676· 2779 . MOBilE HOM E SAlES. 4 MI. WEST, GAlliPOliS, RT 35. PHONE 614 -44 6· 7274 For u le by ownar , 1 979 Buddy 141170, 3 BR , 1V, b11t h s, totnt elt~ c .. 11lot o f fllltrll l . C11tl 614 446-3066. 1 ~BO fl!lirm out B11yviow Delu xe 141170 rutnishlld, 2BR . natural gaa h eal. CA . on private ren ted lot. On Rt. 36 Rodnoy . Ph . 6 14 -446 · 7644. 1983 Skllne 14x60, 2 BR , A C, e11 trtt nice, FJeneh City Brok erage Services. Ph . 614 · 446 9340. 1984 Shultz. Owno r fi nRncing avsilable. Ph . 614 -446-6725 . 1970 Alliin Ttn ller 101160. 2 BR . f or sele t4000. Ph. 614 · 388· 8115. 1977 12x60 , rolriger11t 0r. stove, w••tter & dryer. wood stove . Call 266 -11 06 or 266· 1786 attar &pm. 1976 Shultz mobile ho mft 12•85. Call AvM ings, 614 -44 6· 4489. 1978 Shullr 14x70. 3 BR . 1'1'1 balh, Cflntrslair. underpinning 81 awning . Good condition $ 10. 500. Ca ll 614 -44 6 · 14021rf mornlngt before 2pm 8. ev.,n· lng• otter 6prn . Come to CHilli COTHE! ThiJ Shawnee Valley Mobile Home Show, Mav 6 ·7·8· 9-10 In the CHILUCOTHE MAll Come See Ametl ct ' l Aftotdab\e Altern•· tlve on di1play. Free planter f or " MOM " on May 1Oth Sualght UP 35 , exit Bridoe St . See you there! 1973 12111. 66 Kirkwood . Rom o· deled. Will consider offer . 614· 992 ·245• attar 6:00p.m . 1973 Freedom , 14~70 . 3 bed· room . partly 1urnlshed. I 7460. Call614-992-7 479 . 2 BR , Inlier. Carport, porch. 1111ctllent condi tion. Alao tr11il&r lat wllh e-verv thing to hook up tra iler, on aamelot . Barn, pond, ln country. 9 acres. Consider Lend Conrracl. $20,000. &14· 742-3197. 1981 Shultz, 3 bedrooms. 1'11 bathl , tOtflil electric. central 1ir with manv e111tras. 304· 67e. 8989. Trtller Bx27, t kidded •nd att· ached Sturdy Houat 1 2lt30, cen be moved. t 1 ,800.00 both or· beat offer . Sam, lot 23. Famil~ Pride Mobile Home Park. Galli· poll• Ferry. 2 mobile hemet, make offer. 304-896 -3082. 41 Houses for Rent Ur~11 u i11 S IUJ(I · hou se. 3BR . Aod· nay Villngo II S275 Ph 446 4416 ;tft ur 7 PM Newt.,- rfldflC:: OrAtiHl 3-4 BR . htm ily r oom Pl ent y ot storngn spa co N• r.n locot1on Ph 614 446 7025 Furmshmt 3 roo m cottli!J O 53 1 1 S 1Hu ce N e wly deco r nted , nctult s. r1 0 pn t Dll p anct requ rred Cnlt 014 -446 -2 54 3 Hllu !lrJ unfmn• sh od Will nccept IW O chU dwn . N o pm R OllJ-10!1 11 IHHl udorttn CtlS requir ed 6 14 44 6-03 2 1 Cnll 1 BR furrushnd d u ~os •l & ref er or1co rOCfiiiUH1. a l !lo ono snmll chrl cl, no pe t ~ Cn\1 6 14 446· 032 1 2 llR hou!ln M nm S t Crown City Couple wn l1 one child. S17li mo Call61 4·446· 16 11 5 Room hou se at 928 First Ave . Galli tJOIIa Ph 614 -446 -394 6 ~ltt1r 4pm Unh11r1iShttd, 2 bedroom s, all new pAint Will accept 1 or 2 children. No in si de pots. Depos it II}QUitlld. C811 61 4 •992 ·3090. 2 bnriroorn furni5hP.d , clean AC . n Q pot s Naw Haven. 304 ·882· 2466 2 bedroom in M iddlepoll Be11u tllul lnside New curt1 in1, carp et an d kl! chen cllb inets. S275 plus dcpos il . No pets 6 14 -992 - 44 2 110 N. Main, S250 plu s lltl hlies No pets. Refere nce 11n d deposi t 304 -458 · 1875. 1 Bedroom basic nmt $176 .00 plu s fllectri c. Al ~o required 8 $200.00 se curity doposil. CON TACT: J&ckson Estates Dept . Ph 446 · 3997 E qu al Hou sing Opportunity. & unfurnished apl5 ., Naw Hp ar tment : co mplet ely furn Rei . & Dep. 1 or 2 adults on ly . Call 614 - 446 -0338 . Furnished Apt . 1 BA . 701 Fourth Ave .. GttUipolis . S225 Utilities Pd. Ph. 446 -441 6 After 7PM 740 Secon d Ave . 1 BR , 5185 . per mo. Deposit required . Call 614· 446· 42 22 between 9-5. 3 rooms & bath, stove & refr rgerator fur nishfl. Utilities paid, No children. no pets. Ph. 614-446· 2683 . Furnishod Apt . S240. Utilities Pd . 1 BR 243 Jackson Pik e. Ph 44'64416 3 Room Apt 18r Ph . 614 -446 7572 o ffice 44 6-1980 home. 513 Third Ave ., newl\1 remo dftllld. 1 BR . S 180 per mo. Dep. req 'ad . Ca ll6 14 -446 -4345 aUIA r Co11614·446-7!132. 2 BR mobile homfl in Bldwttl l. Ca ll 614·446· 9669. 2 Bedroom Trailer . prefer elderl-; couple . No pets. S250. plu s sma ll deposi t Ph. 614 · 3BB· 8645 . M obile home tor rent in Patriot. S165. pet mon th . 2BR, 121110. Ca116 14-379 -2676 Tra iler above Krogera in Porn• roy ft}l' rent. Total electric. Ca ll 614 -992·6215 . 2 bedroom trailer lor rent in Racine. Call 614 -992 -5039. 2 btdroom furnithed or untur· nlahed. Clten. No petS. New H11 -ven. 304 -882 ·2488. 2 bedroom. Call614·949·2424. • S796. Desk &100 up to 837 5 Hutches 8400 and up. Bunk bed s. co mplete w · mattresses 829 6 end up to$395 . Baby beds 8110. Mattresses or bo.11 springs full or twin S63, lirm &73, en d $83. Queen sets S225, Kmg S360. 4 drawer c; hesl 869 . Gun cabinets 6, 12 gun . Ga s or electric range 5375. Baby mat· tresses 835 & S45 . Bod fram es $20. S30 & King fram e SSO, Good selection !lf bedroom suites. metal cabinets, head· bo ar ds 530 and up to 566 . Par sons Furnitu re 1415 Eastern Aven ue Mutt~oss Ill Bo11 Springs· S99. 95 Set Bunk Bed with Bunks· 5199.95 New Chest· $49.00 New living Roo m Suite s· For tile. new service equuipment for A.C . High vacuum pump, ch arge check fi no., gauges. 30 no. 12, 30 no. 22 refrigerant. Call614-992 ·2602. Hotpoinl JOin. elec. Runge. cop pert ona. Sears W asher & Dryer Set. Ph . ·614· 367 -71B7 Re fr igora tor Ca ll 9240. 61 4 -446 · Wh ite 3 drawer sches l like new, originally 6179 .00 will sell tor 595.00. 304-895 -3422. Deluxe 3 rm unfurn ' ed. apt. First floor ·lih new throughout . Private and quiet Heal lum'ed . S285 t mo . Ca ll 614 -446·4607 or 446· 2602. N ice 2 BR apt. Sto-ve, ro!l frig era· tor , w11ter ftun "ed. 4 111 m i. from Gall ipolis. S2 10 / mo. 55 0 Oep. No Peu. Ca ll 614 -44 6-8038. Gracious living . 1 and 2 bed· room apartments at Village M anor and Riverside Apart· rn ents in Midd leport . Frrtm 5215 . including utilities . Call 614 -992 -7787 . EO H 2 bed room np t. for rent in Pomeroy. above car wash . Ca ll 614-992-6215 . 1 IJodro(l m hm1l shed apartmQnt . Privntc nn u nnce nod pArking Deposit nnd rehnonce. No pets. Pho" e 614 · 992 -69 4 2 alter 5 00 p m I bedroom furni shed apartment CA ll 614 -99 2· 5434 or 30 4- 882 -2566. APARTM ENl S. mobile homos , house ~ Pt . PI Aasant And Ga ll •po· lis 6 14 -44 6 -8221 3 bedroom lmilttr 1!1175 00 a month incl udes waHH BOd u ash p• ck·up. ph one 304· 675 ·22 47 3 bod~a o rn hous e in Gallipolis, Oh1o. ga s heat . ph one 304 · 882 - 3636 In Middleport, Ohio , 2 bedroom, furnish ed Apt , CAll 1· 30 4 ·882· 2 666. 45 Furnished Rooms Rooms for rent , day . weflk . mon th . GAIIIA Hotel. C1ll 614 · 446 -97 15 RMt u low as s 120 month . Furnished room. S1 00. Utilities paid. Share bath Single male 919 Second . Gallipolis. Call 446·4• 1 6 ~tftl!lr 7~ m . 47 Space for Rent Otlice Spo c(l l or Rent. h cell ent l or Attornllv s. Ac; countant. etc Close to Court Hou1e. Call Wiseman Real EsiAte Agency 53 Antiques SIGNS . Half Pri ce! Save 55 %!! Flashing orrow sign• $299! lighted, non -arrow $2 89! Un· lighted 8249! FREE letters! See lo ca lly . 1(800)423 · 0163 , an'ytime. ' 5 HP now ro to till er, Harley Davidson goll cart , electric range, black & whit e portable television. canning jars. Wizard riding lawn mower. 304 · 675 - 3901 • Hand c; roch et ed baby end toddler dresses, washable. Call 304 -675 -400 2. Commercial reversibl e tan. used air condition. Both reesonably priced. 304-882 -3453. 1968 Teri Camper $1 ,500.00. Sears ellercise r ower 540.00. 304-882·2589. 3 months. 12,800 btus, 110 hook up, 304 -675 -7569 . 14ft. fiberg lass ca noe $150 .00. coli 304 -675 -5027 after 5:00 pm . , Whirpool 10,000 btu air co nd, used about 2 month s. cost new $479.00 priced $350 .00. 304· 675-2396 . Bricks lor sele, 30 4-676 -3029 . 55 Building Supplies Building Mauuials Block, brick, sow er pipes. win dow s, lintel s. etc . Claude Win· ter s. Rio Grande, 0 Ca ll 614· 245-5 12 1. Concrete blocks all aires ya rd or delivery . Moson sand . Gallipolis Block · Co.. 1 23'h Pin e St .. Gallipoli s. Ohio Call 614 -446· 2783. Mohnir couc h & chair S100· excellent . Duncan Phyfe table & chairs 5225. Oak dr esser -mirror 5200 Cell614 - 256-6 471 . Approk . 4000 fl . pin e and poplar lumber. Air dry11d 4 vrs. 830 .00 per 100 board f eet. 400 f l. walnul. air dryed 3 veers, $100.00 per 10 0 boart . filet Phone 614 -992 -3921 . 54 Misc . Merchandise Readv mix concr111te end all concrete supplies. Call us Vatley Brook Cement and Supplies. Pla stic cistarn stato Approved , pla1tic septi c tanks. plasti c culverh , m etal culverls. RON EVANS ENTERPRI SES. Jack· son, Oh 614·286 · 5930, Single uie car hauler S400. Snapper ro totill er 5200. Ph 614 -446 · 859B 9 t o 5pm Own your own cam psite, no money down $5 0.mo . BoatFish -Hunt . Big Fool Park Ph. 61 4-446 -8598 . Sll t.,llit a Un1den 6000, 750 over with 1Oft hlack mesh disk Ph. 614 -446 -8318 . 2 Year old Poll ed Heref ord Bull. Honda 3-wheeler " Big Red " . Call614 -446 -1052 Publi c Notice 1987 school model se w i ng mach i n es equi pped to zig-zag, monogram & o-vrnce1t, hemt, mending, mak1111 bullon holes. sews on buttons, darns & more. New with 11 10 yea r warranty suggested price S369. 96. your price now 5119.95 . Call 61 4 · 3B5· 4536 after 6pm. Good top soil lor sale. Gallipoli 1 Bl ock Co 1 2 3 V~ Pine St. Call 614 -44 6- 27 83 , 3 prom dresses size 12 & 1•. S25 ea ch. Oishwuher USworks Call 614-266·6471 . General Electric 26in. color TV. 8200. 8x10 wood lawn btdg. $200, Play pen 430. Ca ll &a · 446 · BB9B . -:-:c-:c-c-- -- - ·1<SIGN S. Half Pr ie et Seve 55 per cent II Flathing arrow sign• S299! lighted. non -an ow $289! Unlighted 1249! Fre e letlers! Su loc ally 1-800 -423 ·0163 anytime 2220 od -304·676-8768. ., . ~ Farm Supplies & Livestock Pets for Sale Du•gonwynd Cattery Kennttl. CF A Hlmaillyan, Persian and Siamese kittens . AKC Chow puppiel New Chow puppies . Call6 14-446-3e44 alter 7PM. Groom and Supply Shop·Pet Gr oo m i ng . All br ee ds ... AII styll!ls. Julie Webb Ph . 614 -4460231 . CROSS & SONS U.S. 35 'West, Jackson, Oh iO. 614-286·6451 . Massey Ferguson, New Holland. Bu sh Hog Sales S. Service. Over 40 used trB ctors to choose from & compl&te line of new & used Bquipmen1 . largest seiec;tion in S.E. Ohio. JIM 'S FARM EQUIPMENT CENTER . SA 35 W . Gallipoli5. Ohio. Call 614·446-9777. eve . 614-446· 3592 . Up front tractors with warranty over 40 used tractors, 1000 tools. Utilily Bldg. Spl: 30 ' ~~:40 ' '19 ', 16~8 Overhflad door, Service Door $5333 Erect ed. Iron Horsfl Bldgs. 614 -332 -9745 . John Ceete 1010 tra ctor wilh plows and disc. all like new 53600. J ohn Deere 14T Baler 5795. John Deere Barr rake 6850. Call614 -286-6522. 4020 John Deere tra c1or w tth 5 bottom plows, 12 h .JohnDeere tronspor1 disc . 55550. New Holland 273 Baler 61795 . Call 614 · 286· 6522 . ~--:---::-:-:-:::-:--:-~ -leFo r sale: N.H . 488 Ha.(bine. 56200., N.H , 256 Rak e. brand new. &1800. A .C. 2311 Di sc with tine harrow , 51050. Ca ll 614 -992 -3375 . W.Vo. Co11304-773-6651. Musical Instruments Royal uptight plano: refinished. new keys & bench . S500. C•ll 614 -446· 4341 alter 3 :30 8 used plano• · 1296.00 and upl! Space for rent , h ailer &PfiCes, LDCUit Ad , R1. 1 , Point Pleasant. 304-676 -1078. • Private lot ualler rental space &0' ll 128 ' 1ull hook up w ith block garage, 304·671 -4695. 47Wanted to Rent 3 or 4 Bedroom house in Kyger Creak School Olnrlot . Re'*en· cas Ph. 114-448· 8621 . lettttrs 0 Rearrange scrambled four low to f orm four cf l~t words be· 1imple words. 8 lllf Volley . • aJ (i) • (() m ec (I] llpoltaloolt (T) (!) Dr. Who Brain of Morbius, Pa~ 1983 Chevy 'h ton he8\ly duty. Good condition. 62,00G-.actual miles 56000 . 614-992· 2881 . For sa le: 1973 Votk~wagon . 52 00. Call 614 · 742-2323 . 1976 Ford Elite. 351 Winsar. power steering and brakes Good work car . S350. Call 614-949 -2778. '77 Ford Van. ' 7B Ford Van . '78 Cutlass wagon . 304-468 -1530 . '79 Cougar XR7, new paint , rebuilt engine no miles. nice car. Stearns Garage. 304 -676-7710 or 675 -6749 . CA~S M other goat expecting . Two boy goats. 304 -67 6-3776. 64 Hay & Grain WANTED someone to cut and bale 22 acres hay on sahres at Gallipolis Ferry, 304 -676- 463 1. Transporlat ion 71 Vans & 4 W .O . 73 Moving- Mull sell1983 Dodge Cottom Van . Ph. 814 -446· 8201 . 1977 Ford pick up, 4 wheel dri\le, auto with air, atrong 400 engine. AM -FM stereo. fine truck. Stearns Garage. 304 676· 7710 or 675· 67,9. ' 76 Blazer. 4 wh eel drNA, new tires. huden, 1trong vehicle. Stearns Garage. 30•·&75· 7710 Of 676· 6749, ' Autos lor Sale 19BO Chrysler Fifth Avenue, good condition. Call 614- 446 · 0008. 1984 Jeep Cherokee Pion111 er: 4 - whetl Of'.. AC, 5 - sp u d. 1t1ndard trans.. touring priJ .. gra.t lamily car. Call614- 446 · 2055 Evenings or 446 -8289 Oaylime. 2 1983 Old smobile Cutleu Caliaa. Hu11t Limited Edition. low Mileage Ph, 61 • · U6-064B lnytime, 4•6-0941 atrer 5pm. 1982 Camaro, blue, V·6 , AT . PS. PB . AC , sport wheel t . 59 For Sale or Trade 1985 Ford Escort 4 · speed S3199. 1985 Chevv Chevette 4· speed 13199. Johns Aulo Satet. 8ulaville Rd .. Gallipoli s, $4200. Ph. 814·446 -1066 otto• 5pm C•ll 446·4523. Oh. 614·388 -8547. 1975 J111ep CJ6, 304 engine, pric ed to sell $400.00. 30•· 675 -4090. 74 1985 Honda XR ·BO very good cond. s•oo. Ph. 61<4 ·446 7446. 1977 Hond• CB660 four K, immaculate, low miles S700. t4800. Ph. BU-245-5637. 1980 Ptymouth Yolare. Excel· lent condition. One DWr'l., Ph , 61~ · 441 · 8201 . 1971 Plymouth Ouattr t250. 1977 FOfd lTD $100. 1977 Bronco 11.000. 1984 Olds Om191 15500. 1988 111 Ton Ford R"'l" U&OO. Coli 114441·1420. i1JJ M-yllna Current reporta on wortd economics and financial news wi1h lou Dobbs. (0:301 • iiJJ 1111 Whoal of Fortuna Blllmay Millar e (l) M'A'S'H 1:30 MUST SELL· 1985 Ytmaha 5637. 198& Monda 350-X, 3-wheeiM . o1,050. Coli 814-448-3822. '7B Terry 23ft. good cond. 11lf conlainfld. sleeps 6. $3,500.00. 4 1972 Cemper, call 304· 675· : If WE 2066. ~AV~L Ai THE Speer> IIIMbtiH 1:00 ()) 1om F'" ANY OL-PEft. D (]) 01 Hlghwly to Ht1ven Jonathan arranges for a corrupt businessman to have a second cttanoe. t:;1 (i) (I) Perfect Streng~r~ Lauy linda himself slranded on a rooftop with Balkland Twlnkaoenl. D (!) Uva from l1le Mat The story of dealhand martyrdOm allhe gulllollne lor an order of Carmelite nuns during lhe French Revolution Is conducted by James Levine. IIDl ec The New Mike "''"'"" Ham111er discovers he hiS 1 dlughter... and someone wanta to kill her. Serv1ces 81 e Home Improvements IT' BE A GOoP WOuL.I>N'T' Vu.ST U;5E ALLEY OOP W!OLL , A.H'LL BE A.GOOBER OH · MAH · P!;At LOOKY THIORIO, JED.. . GOSH! YOU'RE IT15 HIM! IT'S GEM'L . RIGHT! ltOIIERTE.LEE HISSELF! 'TENIKUK!! l!ll IHOAH t:;1 iiJJ Prn-wo Wrap ups of the day's world news and In dlpth !IIMt reports . (1 :00) 181 MOVII: 'Two Muleo tor Sliter lart' P~rne Time (PG) I Fetty Tree Trimming, stump removal . Call 30•·&76 -1331 . l 1:05 (]) llltw- O.rneo Show 1:30 ()) NIA llllk-11 · Ill (I) Hod ollht Cla11 Moonlighting cloean't become A,rvld; love tor Lori makes hlmdaydream. Q e:oo mroo Club . 01 Night Court Chrlallna 11 being sworn In; Harry taktl lrustrallons to the SII'Mfs. (i) llynlooty Clay lnolato Ben 1nd Buck take blood 11111 to determine his potarnlly. 1;1 111 Megnum, P.t. A top notctt con Min gall Magnum' lniO a lot of hoi water. (R) iiJJ Ltrry King Llvat.ln dtpth lnllrvlewa wi11l lop newomakera and c.lebrlliea. e MillTAT t..OW 1tc:€ e (]) e (() I I ea Rotary or cable tool drilling. Moat wellaeompllllted ..me day. Pump 11\et end service. 304 896 · 3~02 Conctetl tinish: · parking loti, baMmenla • any 1ize job. Senior Cillten Di1count, Rick Gartlekl . • 114·985·4484 . ' :-:--:---:-:---::---:Sttrka Tree and Lawn Service, -· - MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP I WNDER Wi-IE:N NASTY 676-2803. 82 e::~~~e aJ 1 lawn care. landscaping. stump removal. 304 -676 -2842 or MCNARFWILL B E LE:AVING FOR 9-JMMER CAMP. Plumbing & Heating AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine Gallipolia,1O.hio Phontt 614-•46· 3888 or 61'4. I t I'VE NC:VE:R SeEN A MAY t-OT 00 TO SWMME:R CAMP THIS 'rEAR . SIJMMS< ~ COWN 11-IE: TIJ6E so fi.6,6T. e I ~~ ~ 448-4477 t:<.-~~... .::-:-. ~~·•=---1 t=~~~==:; .____.: ;____ <MJ,I__, Electrical & Refrigeration BARNEY Reaidtntiel or eommercial wir· lng. New service or re.,.lra. Licensed electrician . Estimate free. Ridenour Electrical, 304· HOWDY, LUKEY·· 15 ELVINEV HOME? 676-1786. B5 General Hauling YES'M ··SHE'S IN 11-lAR WATOIIN' W,.ACK HIM A6'ft<l, LUCY!! 1988 ATC Handa " IIO Red" 3 wheehtr. 250 engirie. .tec:tric 1t.rt, goodti,.,, exceNen1 condi· Uon. t1200. 304-182-3323. e TH' 6-0'CLOCK NEWS 76 Boat• end Motort for Sale 1983 Thund.-crah. 17 fl. 120 ~ e (]) ea at llli reporto on world economics lnd financial news with lou Dobbl. (0:30) .• eiiJ M'A'I'H . 11::ltle (J) 1111 Tonlghlllhow "Why should I let someone I 1ft PRINT NUMBERED '1::1'. lETTER$ IN· SQUARES I' ·:=;111;1 91 llli P.l. ' Houdini! 0 lpone Tonlghlllctlon fliCked lportl htghiighhl with Nld< Chartn ancf Jim Huber. (0:301 'AdduiJ' Lett Nflht Addlrty II abducted bV KGB lglntt, taken 10 ~ lnd tortured . e!Il Ltta . _ ..... hrg .._ IINetl 1 eo • Form-tv Ken '• now John'• Water Service. John Wltterson, Jr. Owner. 1.000 or 2,000 g1l. -.nrice. 304 -571 -22•8. PEANUTS Uphol1tery A 6 M Cutlom Couehn and 1811 Dldomollilo (Miooo So- HP. 1 · 0. 110hour~ . Oneowner. Rtu11hott1ert. l t. Rt. 7. C'r own ,..... 81'11Ugham, PS. PI, PW. sH: Nlighborttood Rd. Clll C~y. Oh. 114-216-1470. e-.. P. doOf' Ioeiia. tilt. cruM. AC. 814-441-Utl - 1:00. 114-441 -3431. Opon daily 9 to AM-FM • • -· 71.000 mil• 4:30, ' "· 8:30 to 1:30. Old l ' t3100. Ph.I14-44B-3880oftlf 75 ltarcraft. ftbu..JI L tl ft. II' hull. new 1op • . . . . . _., , 4:30. 1979 Ch,.,... Ch.,.., Mowrwy's Upho•t•il'll ..,.,... 1912 Oodgo Olplomll Solon. 4 tri county.,., 22 " ' ' "· The beJt ''". trim, . doc<, Pl. Pl. PW. AC, AM·FM ............ ........ lot 1tiB. ;n ivmltu,. Cell &ho,..and• --n.ooo. Coli . -. e.. condHion. c.11 814-211-1909. ·!~i:;e~-!~ · 4154 for tree 1 814-992-2413 """7:00p.m. · -•rintt- ·' St.IAPP1~6 '(OUR F1~6ER5 15 VER'f' USEFUL WHEN 'iOU' R~ TALKING · TO SOMEONE ... cu 12:00 ()) ...... tnd ""'" ()) lpartll 001t (R) 11 '(OU CAN SA~. 5U~E, TJ.fAT'5 EA5'/ ..T~AT'5 A 5NAP! '' '' SURE, THAT'S EA5'1'. '' 1'Tf1Ar's A s~tP! '' i=&,,._ llli .... 011 (J) elu decide how I'm- to-." A Comjllele lhe chuckle quoled .. V by f 111ing in the . missing words you develop from lfep NQ. 3 below. · lrol I I I YESTEID~Y'$ SCIAM·lETS ANSWEIS YHrlv -. Swish - Dowel - Gayety - WEAL THY Quote /rom a famous columnist: "II we could sell our experiences lor what I hey cost us, we'd all be WEALTHY." BRIDGE NORTH • 87 . $+11 •u +Jt06542 James Jacoby +AK6 Done in by a mighty jack WEST +AI& 9AK674 EAST +J 3 • J62 +H2 +Q 109 7 53 • . +97 +as By James Jacoby I · SOUTH When the bidding tells you that your partner cannot have any significant card to take a trick, then you must hope that he has a card that will help develop an extra trick in your own hand. Michel Perron of France held the West cards In the World Team Championship last September. The deal occ~rred In the late stages of the event, when teams high In the standincs played duplicated deals. Four spades was the contract at most of the tables, bul only Perron found the de· fense to set declarer. As you can see, the only stumbling bloCk for South Is In the trump su it. But the favorable lie of the spade jack would normally make declarer's task rather effortless. Perron judged cor· rectly that the strength of South 's bid· ding suggested that East could not hold either the ace or the K-Q of diamonds. What then was required to set four spades, and how could the East hand help? The answer was that maybe East held the spade jack or 10, and the best use of that hoped-lor card would be to turn West's nine-spot into •• +KQ10542 ' ,. . • Q 10 3 +AKQ +B Vulnerable: Both Dealer: South Wesl North Erlll Pass Pass 1 NT Pass Pass 4+ p.,. I• " '. '" Opening lead : • K ·' a winner. So Perron played the A·K ot:,: hearts and a small heart. When h"e •· came on lead with the ace of spades, .. he pl~yed a fourth heart. East dutiful· 1, ly ruffed with the jack, and West's nine or spades became the setting trick . " Voila! • ACROSS 1 All agog A new book by James Jacoby and hi,· falher, the late Oswald Jacoby, is now ,, aval/able at bookstores. It is "J•coby '" on CJJrd Games." published by Ph•rol Book.<. • " " 40 Letter opener Hood 41 Luminary DOWN fiSh 9 Plant '" 1 Talented stem 2 Musical 10 Bring joy instrum!)nt 3 Everywhere 4 Scout unit 14 Czech 27 Le118 5 Previously river distant 8 Set 16 Brusque 29 Greek letter straight 19 False 7 Jose speaker . 30-Jong 34 Growl or Juan Z2 Outdo 8 Up-to-date 24 Lack 38 · - Fledermaus" technique 25 Turkish 12 Bank trans- action 13 End 15 Building annex 18Against 17 Label 18 Enchantment 20Summer (Fr.) flag 11lsraeli 21 Exhaust 22 Atomic 37 Neon, 2( Shlp-fonn clock 27 Breeding .place 28 Ordinance 29 Cut molars and such 31 Conceit 32 Owned 38 Work unit 35 Llwbury's ·-,She Wrote" 37 Acquire 38 Upper· .. • •••• crust 39 Ancient strongbox '• DAILY CRYPTOQUOO'ES- Here'a bow to work It: AXYDLBAAXR lsLONGFELLOW " One letter stmW for another. In this sample A is used for the three L'a, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apcetrophes. the length and formation of the words are all hlnti. Each day the code letters are different. CIYPTOQUOTE GJWT 0 N p c uyQ PVQQC, Kiflten Undquitl. (1 :00) EBKT ()) Aatlan Outd • wtlh JaluaiiDIOI(R) ()) VlluaT. .hlon • (()Molt" ~ People '" "' 25 Declare N J M' .I ' I Q B C U G Y Q R TRJG, p R UYQ " '. u y Q DPU C UWQQC . - GYPUKJOE WPIQN T•tenlaJ'a ~uote: THE SECRET OF SUC- XBOQC CESS IN IJFE 18 KNOWN ONLY TO THOSE WHO HAVE NOT SUCCEEDED. - JOHN CHURTON COLLINS ) " ..• Willi Pwtck Emory and Dl\4cl~l ..,..... . ,, ""- . physicist 23 Bowler DWQQR • (J) . . . lllgllt wtlh ' 26 Indistlnct a tJswNigtlt Uve news 12:JO ()) .... ol Clroucllt 1 " " t:!SMJ·~.,, THOMAS JOSEI'H ill~~ 2919. nowU--. e ()) IIJ) ...... (J) l18r Hulllar 1M& Watterson 's Weter Hauling. r.. aonable ret", immadlate 2.000 gallon deUvery. ctstern1, pool1, well, etc. call 304-576- B7 1D 11J Moueyllua Currant 246-9285. 171-7397. M~g~~llolnt 1R1 MltjOr LHgue laMbtlll (l) liSA Tonlghl 10:4& (])MOVIE: D11t Vie!Ory JNR) (1 :481 11:00 ()) lflldelllll and Dillard Water Service: PoDta, Cistern• . Weill. Delivery Any· time. Call 814-446 -740• -No Sunday call1. House coli, limestone. end grl\lel , Deli-vered 1 ton and up. Jim llnier. 304 875-1247 or 01 ..., • - L.K.. Bully & Ricardo wamlo flra unstable and menacing . gardener. (A) 1D:OO 01 The Bronx Zoo II nu epidemiC compounds the chaos and forces Gus to fill In II COICh. (i) (I) Mlrtah Someone'• killing the ex eons shonlv after their release tram Mailah. ~ Ill • 0 The EquaN111 Plychopal11 pleads with McCall to slop him before he kllsagaln. i1JJ E...,lng IMWI A wrap up of today 'a news and a look lhlld to tomorrow's newa atortaa. (1 :00) , IRIIMWI 10:30 ()) Amartcan Sntplhotl ())FliNn'- (A) l!ll Werman the e (]) NA57Y IDLD ME THAT HE CARTER 'S PlUMBING J & J Water Service. Swimming pool s, ci1terns, welt1. Ph. 61 4· 1981 a.s. 450 Suzuki molorcycte, exceUent shape. ntw tirH. naw battery, 7. 300ea-l mifn. lots e111ru, 30<4· 112· 34&3 . ~ asked the boy. Replied lha mom, 11:451 r 2464. 1984 Hond1 Shadow. VT100. 614·7•2· 2688. . Nawtywld Otrne e OF LIGHj, WE WON'T' GI:'T or 614 -742-3154. old. $1600. Ca11614·992· 7467 (i) D(() Judge IIDi WhHI of FCHiune t:;l iiJJ CIOtlflra (0:30) DC IIIIJeopardyl t:;1 181 Jellaroono (l) Mator League , 304-676-1905. R & R W1ter Servtce Home ciltl'lrn s, ytella, pools filled . Formerly James Boys Weter. Same rates . Calf 30•· 675· 6370. 198& Honda 4 tra11 . 2 montht e (]) I (I] NHL HOI'kar Coli 814-4U-3486. Vlr~go, like new, Ph. 814·246· ...,.. NtwoHour (1:001 . L . .- " - - ' - - ' - - - ' - - ' ' - - ' e (]) ~ . Gu J E L G I eCll Hogen's " - · 1:00 ()) Hlrclcllllllnd McComlck PM Mlglzlna (I] lport.c.nter (LI Ill Entartllnment Tonight D (() Paopla'l Court (!) llli MicHell/ Lllnr 446·0884. 1----------1981 RS - 175, excallent condi · tlon . S400. Call614· 258· 1287. . ~-..,.:;....,,..,7,;-,·l"'er-ri-."T~--1 i1JJ ShowBiz Tcid.oy News ol lhe entert~lnrnent world Is anchored live from New York. (0:301 181 WKRP In Clnclnntd 1978 Selt Contained Nomad "" Camper. 21ft. long Ph . 61•· ~ B4 Motorcycles . L-.J....:.-L--L--1...-J lullneoo lllflOII Ill eCCIBIMwo IDl NeWIOn'o ADP11 (0:30) C 614-448-0008. RON ' S Television Service . Hou .. c1ll1 on RCA , Ouazar, GE. Speci11ing in Zenith. Cell 30•· 676 · 2398 or 814· 446· Wanted to rent pasture for shMp with woven wire fen ce. Call 614 -742 ·275 3. . (!) Nllf"'ly BASEMENT WATERPROOFING 1977 Chevy Model C66 durAp t ru ck. 8 cyl engine. 5 speed trtnarnission 2 speed differential, PS. 9x20 tires, 16, 200 .00. 304-458 -1031 ' I f N A L I P . • "Why are you always so nice to 1-.-rl;:....:;lr.,;s:..,.:l~,.,.,6-l .. people who are nasty lo you?" e Cll.Dtll~rent Strokt1 JEEPS ANO TRUCKS 1967 GMC I ruck flatbed . Needs a clutch. S250. Ctll 614 -992· 3 163 .• e (]) 1111 NBC Nightly Newo (I] lnelde thl POA Tour (AI (I] e (I) ABC IMwol;l 8:30 26 lt. Titan motor home. com- :, pletely lfllf·contained, gen":ra- .... tor. sh'leps B. • sa900. Call ~ 79 Pontiac; Grand Prix. $1700. 304-576·2486. under 53001 Now avoilibl8 111 local go-v'1 sales . Also Gov't SIEZED veh icles. Call 1-5t8 459· 3734 e11t T· 1980 lor your directory to purc~ase. 1 l!ll Seem "City 181 FICtl of Ufl 79 Motors Homes & Campers 1978 Ford Truck, ••cellent condition, 2· wheel drive . Call 61 • . 245· 9262 . Livestock MUST SELL76 ' Cor\Mtte, T·top , ~ t Box . lAIII ' PIZZLil - - - - - - - l~ho~ ~y CLAY I . POUAN 1:00 ()) 17 ft . green and white awning . . canvas only, adaptable to c•e , tree awnings fra~;T~e . 63 CAN FERGUSON MUSIC, RT. 60. CEREDO, WV. 304-463· 1153. For sale'o t tr1de: 8 Amer ican Pit Bull Puppie1. Good peta. Call .... S©\\~lJ-~f.!rSe EVENING Camping Equipment 446-9646. 6949. 57 1 982 Olds Delta 8B. 86.000 miles. AC . AM -FM 53000 614· 992 ·2881 . 78 Coll614-379-2809. 614-446·139 3. Old English Sheep dog pups. last of liner. 10 weeks old. needs good home. t26 .00. 304 ·675· 4249 . loaded. low mileage, e11cellent co ndition. Call 614 -992· 3342 . 4306. ANa~ WED., MAY 6 Used & Rebuill Tran1mistiont, : . All internally inspected & gut· .,., ranteed . Installation end pick-up a-v ailable. Cell 614-448-09&8. • 304-895 -3972 614-388-8826. Space for 1maU trailers. All hO(Ik· upa. CAble. Al1o efficiency roomt. air and cable M uon, 8 ;. 1973 Olds 98, runs good. has good body, 5400 . 304-675· - Unconditional lifttime guaran· : 7297 tee. Local reflt'ences furntshed. Free estimates. Call collect Chain· saw pari s, supplies and 1977 Monza Coupe, red : Runs repairs. Sider s Equipment Sale s.• good. body solid, crackfld wind· 1-614-237-0488. day or night Rogers Baseme ·nt .., Henderson, W.Va . phone 304· shield, First S250 gets it. Waterproofing. ' 675-7421 . 304 -675-27,3 . 16 foot tandem tilt top trailer. ' 78 Datsu n 8210. runs good, SWEEPER and sewing machine repair, parta, and aupplias. Pick -1 cal l 304 -675 -1769. body fatr. S500.00. 304 -675 - up and dell-very, Oevi1 Vacuum ... 2183. Cleaner. one h'alf mile up 8ft wheel disc, 304-896 · 3530 . George• Creel!; Rd. Call 814 - ., 1985'h Sport Ford Esc;ort , 446 -0294. 3.500 miles, nil e11tras. call 62 Wanted to Buy 304-675-3638. All typea carpenter 8. concrete . 1' work: Interior, exterior, remo· '84 Ponliac Siero, black , air deling. painting. roofing, free co nd, cassette. AM -FM stereo. estimates. Call 814 -446-6174 . Now buving shel l corn nr ear exc cond, 304 -675 · 5110 . corn . Ca ll l or latostquotes . Ri-ver Vinyle & Aluminum Siding. : City Farm Supply, 614· 446· Storm windOws 6 door~. over , 2985. 72 Trucks for Sale hang guttert· Free ettlmatea. ', 1 Ph.8u-••&rf332 . ~ • ..·• Wanled to buy grande logs deliv ered to sawmill .· Pa u l 1973 Internat ional Tandem, Chain Hnk fences, tree & stump M ercer Sawm ill , Mc Arthur . good co ndit ion Ph . 614-446· removal. Mulch. stone. fill, 1437 Ohio 45651 . 614 -596-5933 . araJia1, yewa, rododendron1 . Wanted Ruffed Grouse eg gs. 1977 F-250 Fotd, V·l . $1000. Don'• Lan~acape1 . Ph. 614· Registered English Springer Spaniel Pups. E~~:cellent hunling stock F. T. Champions Oed & Grandparanrs lrnm England Call For sale: AKC Reglmtered f ema le Golden Labrador puppy. Call 614 · 992· 99 0 3 or 614· 992 · Autos for Sale 1 985 Chevrolet Silverado uuck. Rough l umber. Oak & Poplar $160 per 1 ,000 by bundl e; 20c by board ft . 304 -676 -441 2. 56 71 1975 Buick. 66 .000 ac tual miles Call614·992·3996 . M obile Home IP•ce-countr y lot, rural water, one car ger•ge. VIrgin ia l. Smith Rut Eatat eCall 7479. n--- BUDGETTransmi1akms: Uted & Rebuilt. All t.,pea torque conver· •. tars & trlftlfltt' casu . eve Jointt. Gu•ranteed a minumum of 30 days. will deliver, cash& .c•ry or inttall Call 61•· 379· ,.- 1978 KawaHki motor cycle. KZ 400. 4800 mile•. ~ 614-986- COU NTRY MOBILE Hom111 Park, Rou te 33. N orth ot Pomeroy Rental II AHen. Call 6H -992 · ?WA~~OW~D AHAI.ID- TIIAT tAllY 01 Newt 304-773 -6234. Callahan' s Used Tire Shop. Over 1.000 tir es , sires 12. 13, 14, , 5, 16, 16.6 . 8 miles out AI . 218. can 614 -256·6251 QOI~K, fCC11. MA.vA WLO:I.r».TW~R"jl . ,. The Daily Sentinel- ~age-13 Television Viewing .., Uted 6510 Dit ch W i t c h Trencher an d 4 50 John Deere Dozer. 614 -694 -7842 ot 694 5006. A ~r conditioner, u1ed in business 4 Piec; e Oak Bedroom Suite, dinette Bet. sofa and chair. piclure lrame, end tabl es, chino cabin et . Call 614- 446- 3066 . LOSER 14ft. Sylvan fishing bolt, 28 hp , Mariner motor, 1ZA,24 -volt trol· • ling motor. Lorance Greyline Gruff, S2 , 700. 00 . 304· 875· ) • "'1 2336 . For sale · Limest one, sand. gravel, fill dirt . firewoop. Delivered . 304· 675 -4412 . Dishwasher. gus reng~. canopy tent, metal detector, golf equipment. 304 -676 · 6743 . Pecan Hutch & dinette set. microwa-ve. ,bed couch , choi r, wall uni t, end tables . Ph. 446· 808 7 9 to 6. BOR~ POmeroy-Middleport. Ohio Tonv's Gun Repairs, hot rl!blu e· ing. Op~;~n 9 :00AM to 7:00PM , Call 304-675· 4631 , · Used so la and rac;liners . Corbin & Snyd er Furniture. Ph . 614· 9cu II Kenmore Ches t Freezer 5100 Call614 -446 -4 625. Wednesday. May 6, 1987 i Pror'r! dreues. Daphne Rose. s~ aa 18, with matching shoes, srze. 10. ~ 40 . Orchid size 18, $15. W~ ite size 13 -14 ne-ver worn . S50. Blue lace, aiie 20 w ith matching shoes. sire 10 $50. Upright freezer 18 cubic ft . 5125 . Phone 614· 992 -2613 . &179.95 448 -1171 . .. Boats and Motors for S.ale 1 B ft. SterCfeft 11umtnum bolt. 120 HP Mercury CruiM, inbotf'· l d/ outboard. Good' ahepe With .. trailer, 304· 882·3453. ~ · :~;. Couch and chair, good con d Womart' s 3A carat diamond rmg . 304·882 ·2549 , . 5 PM 42 M obile ffomes lor Rent 2 8R n1 obile home 11 Evergreen . Wood toblo w-6 <ho; .. 52 85 to ~1 4 - 446 · 032 2 . 814 -446 -3844. 3BR . l ' 1 bl'lth in Ev111rgretJn 3 m iles pa st HMC . Ph. 614 ·446· 1323 or 014 -245 -9HO. S375 . lamps S28up10to &495 $126 .. Oinet~es S109 and approved .credit. $3 00 minu· mum purchBSe necessury. 3 Mil es out Bula11ille Rd. Open 9am to 5pm Mon. thru Sat. Ph . Apartment for Rent 5858 Thrfln bttr1room s. large ki tchen. So fas and chairs pri ce d from 5395 to 59 95 . Tables &60 and up 10 S125 . Hide·a· bed s S390 to 1695. Recliners S225 to 1 2 M onth s free lina ndng with S15 0 .00 and up, references Ph. 30 4 -675 -7738 or 304 -675 5104 A· 1 Real Estate . Hou se f or leht- rent. 3 bfldroom, 2 full baHt, built·in kitchen , centrtrlalr, 3 mll& s from town on N EW AND US ED M OI31LE HOMES KESSEL 'S O UA UTV 2 bedrollm mllbil e ho m e, 5150 .00 mont h, 3 04 -675 4154 Furni~hed 35 Lot ~ & Acreage 32 Mobile Homes for Sale nished. Used lawn mowers for !18IA. 304 -675 -6512 atter 5·00 pm till1 2 :00 pm ul Sell or lr11de. Rf!duced to 824.000. Call 614·992 ·7453 . Rt. 2 Nonh . 304-676-2885. 2 bedroom trailer. couples. 1 smoll child. Locust Rd . Rt , 1. Point Ple~tumt , 304 ·675 -1076. 2 bedroom mobile home fur· 6 room houso. bath, 1 1h acre. ' LAYNE 'S FURNITURE r~~;;;;~;:;~:;:=l-;;;:;;:;::;~:::~====1 for Sale 3· Bedroom with attached GOOD USED APPLIAN CES Wa!hen. dryers, refngerators, ra nges . Skoggs App li encea . Upper Ri ver Rd. beside Stone Cres t M ot11l 614·446· 73 98 . "We don't have a company health plan, but there is a secretary in accounting who claims to be a faith healer." installatiOn. 304 -675 - Real Eslale 31 Valley Furniture, new & used. large sac tion of quality fu rni · ture . 1 2 16 Eastflrn Ava . . Ga llipolis. ••• Professional Services Cerp~~ l 75 Larry Wright P'"'· Own your ownje11 n-Spo rtswear, o884. KIT 'N' CARLYLE tr11iler . Sfngte' aJIIe1 SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 lprrnga, 6 ft by 12ft.• 8700. 5 pc. capta int bed 1et. t100. Olive St., GaJiipolil New & used wood-coa l ato\les, 6 pc wood lR · Refri11erator good for camping. Miae. Volk1wagon Baby suite S399 . bunk bech t 199. dreuing table. &10, Call 614rfl cli nera new & used bedroom 949 -2 422 after 6:00p.m. suite1. wring er wuher t , & shoes. N8w livingroom suites Self-propelled.electric start lawn $199-$599, la.mps . Call 614· mower. Self -prOpelled lawn 448 -3159. mower. Gas push mower. Call 814-986-3839. County Applrance. Inc. · Good u1ed appliances ond TV !lefl. Winchester model 12 pump Open BAM to 6PM . Mon thru sh01gun. Modified cho ke. heelSat . 614 -446· 1699. 627 3rd. lent condition. &1•· 992·5044 . Ave . Gallipo[is, OH 606 ·638 -4423 23 54 Misc. Merchandise· ' t!i~ For leaSa, Sun Oil (Sunocof location 282 W. Main St , PomerOy. Oh io. For inform11t1on. c p!l Wednesday, May 6, 198;7 .. "' " "' �page- 14- The Daily Sentinel Polnetoy-Middleport, Ohio ,...---Local briefs:----y Head.~larl Applicati ons tJ r P now be ing arn•pt ed for enro llment in t hf' Mc·lgs ('ounly li eadsrarr program for rhrec· through !l ve-yrar old children . Parent s intrn'sled should call 9~2 -:1088. Hog roast slated by MARC Mike ·Lloyd, Las Vegas. Nev . Puneral flomr . Poi nl P,lrasanl. A lso survivin g arC' a bi~Oth e r .- Bi\1 with · t he R('\1 . Or\"il! r Ft Wh it£> M. Gilkey. New Haven , lwo brolhers, KPrmjl Gilkey, Shade, and Thomas Gilkc_v, Malt a, lwo half-sisters, Marlha Varner. hr acr PptPd for <J S(•ries of six wpekl y c lasses on weig ht co ni r ol to ge l undc rw ;Jy .:tt ~::tu p.m . nex t TuP ~ d tJy under th1.•s upPrv isi on and s ponso rship flunca n Fall ~. and Ida Youn g, Rurland. and lwo half·brolhers, Paul Gil key, LanraSier, and Gt·rald Cilkey, Union. of 1h<· :.1rigs r ount y flea llh lleparrfiwnt. ThC'r<' Wil l t)(' a c·hoir c or night s for tht'dasst•s, either Tur-s da ~·· or Thursd<.i.Y , <:~ p d dasses art• Free of char ge. Each clas.t; wUI b€• two hours long and ut t e nd<:~n cr is rrquir rd al onb· on(• two hour .st•ss ion r<-ll'h WPl'k . Classes will inclu(k' nutrition education. strrss m(.lnagrm(•nt . werkl .v wei):~ h - in s , r·f•lax ation tech niq\.u.•s. rf'r l pes, dirt reca 11 shl·CI s. P X r rr lsr 1rch niq ues and other p ha sr s of w ei,~.:ht ro nt rol. Thrr£' will bf> a limit as to the numbPr or peoplE' who r un tx· iJdmincd to Pil Ch spr ies of cla ss Ps whi r h will br hPld in thP R(•sid es hi s parrnt s h C' \\ 'J S preceded in dcalth b;• four half-brolhers and rw o h• lf· si!> ters. HP \~ · a s a mpmber of Loca l !'ll il UniH'd Sterl Worker ~. F'unpr~:~ l services will be held at 1 p.m. Friday ul lhr Burlingham Bap- conferenn' room of the mulll-purposc· building. Mulberr.1· tis t Churrh with burial at Bur- Height s. Pomeroy. Th erf' ro r_e; r es ident s should n· ~ i s t f'f as soon us posSibiP und Ihey ma y do so by call ing 1he hea l! hdcpa rtm enr lingham Ccmclery. Friends "1")' call al Ihe Ewing FunNal Home , from 2 10 1 and 7 to 9 p.m. Thursda y. ! t9Hii2~ . EMS reports 10 calls MPi~ s Count y FmH~ (·n c_\ · Medi<'<-~ 1 Scrv ir(•s n•port s HI r alls Tues d :.~y; Rutla nd all : ~M a.m . was r; dh·d to an aut o acc ident on Ht•ll'n M. Uovd Cooks Gup Hill but no tran sports w1• re crwdP; Pomeroy a t 2:Wl Helen M. Lloyd, 77, of MrConnelsville. formerl y or Middh·· pori , died Wednesda l' al lh0 a.m. to thr s heriff' > offi ce for t 'onnlr Ellis who refus!'d treatmrnt ; TuppC'rs Pl<.lin s at~ : ~~ a .m. to Sur-cess Raod for Margie B0nedum who was Irca ted but no111 i~n s po rred: Tu ppers Pia ins ut fl : 0~ <J . m. 10 Mark Rf'st Homf' follo~ving C'ra l mon t h~ · Jllness . Surc·ess RourJ for M;J rgit• Benedu m to S1 . .Josep h's Hospil al: l'om r ro) ar f; : IR a.m. ro Spri ng AYe. for M £•mor i<.~ l Hos pital: Rt.IC'in (' <.~ I Pat Myers to Vel pruns M1•morl <rl H os pi! C;~ l: Rut la ne! <.~t ~ : :m p.m . to Su lr m St. for Llncl a Hn i lf'~' to Pl f';t sant Va ll C'.\ ' Hospital. Th!' Old S£- tt lC'rs RPu1llon F'es tl v<J I Committee is s ponsor ing n T Pom Proy; wllh his wile, and t hc•n her helping him Info bNI al hn<l1 0. The nexl thi ng he rr mrmbered was thr. law r oming in <.~nd handcuffing him " and dragging ml' to lh!' rJ I' cull ing mr a perverl and sluff." ,Jude admlll cd he ru rsed MPigs Sh••rlff's ))rpuly Kenn)' Kif'in and Gallla Sheriff's Dc·put 1_· Ha rold Hill , workin g as a Pomeroy pollre of!l r!'l' . bur he said 1hry were rough wllh him and he dldn'1 know wha l w<J s happ('nlng . Hf' said he m:Jy havl' cursed his wifC' and slrpson but didn ' t rem(•m brr for su t·r . H r salt! w hr n thP two urfi(·(•rs put hi m in thr s heriff' s erui.sN he· sli ll dld n'r know wha t wa s going on . J-1 (' SLiid he didn't know how he get 1he door to lhP f'nlist 'l' open. but t hat when he did. hr rr rurn rd Ia lhc house, klckl'd op<•n lite ba r k door a nd rnh•rrd the hnu s<' s!l out ing " what's goi ng on ·~-~Jude said tlw offlcprs u ~f'(i a "sling gun" on him and rook bark to another po!kr r al' :md thr n to rhe jail. He said ltr was not qurstlonPd at the jnil by Pi.i ul GPrard of 1 thr Meigs Co unt y Proseculor s offi<'t' unlilt: p.m. In ttiC' evC' nin g "brrau.c;r I was too drunk ." Hf' said that during ! hill da _ , .. people al lh<' jail ra il('(! him na mrs and told hlrn hr had r ap£'d his stepdaughl<'<' . " 1-:vrrybody to lhC' oldf'r bro1her. whi ch W(•rr r·ovPn>d with dried blood . Tut·sday Also C'Hilrd to th f' st and on behalf of ,/ud<' wrrr his thrro' nieces. ME'llssn . Sr lma and 1\ r - della Pcn ·y•, agrs 18, l!i and 1~ . respect lvely. and .lud0' s molht• r. Arlie Jude, all or W<11 11e Counr;·, W.Va. The girls trs llfl!'d !hal the ir unrlr had babysat for th em from lh lime they• were born . and t hal they were ne\'l'l', afra id of him. They said he had had a drink ing problem for some rime and thai when he gol drunk " he passed out." They also lesllfl!'d !hey knew the vlclim 's oiMr brorhcr very well, and Ihal hr had often made sexual advances toward !hem. They said he was "a big boy" for his age. The mother tesrlfled thai fol· lowing her son'sarrest. she came t9 Pomeroy and stayed wtt h her daughler-ln·law. While there, she said the daughter-In-law washed a pa ir or pants belonging . Vol . 36, No . 267 : Copyrighled 1987 Por· kne~w, according rorm rJI_,. WASHINGTON !U,PII- Even as rwo key White !louse aides were being ousled IQ·r Ihe diversion of U.S. arms :;ale profit s of' thr lat e' St(·r ling Doss a nd tht' lat P NPI !ir BonPr utf('l' Will r n : Shr is s urvi\·p{J bv 11 ('1' hus b<.~nd. GPO I'~(' n. " Bud '" r\ ('(' 111'1' : tw o sistf'rs . Mrs. Hu t h S1()'tl(•, Poin t Pl<'asc.lrit. <.tncl Mrs. \ 'ir ginia F'Pr-guson. Det l l <.l S. T Pxus: Jnd S('\'t•r al ni('r rs ond nr plww ~. from Iran to the ~ Nicarag'uan . rebels, Richard Secord says he wa; trying desperately to conract President Reagan to urge him, "Don 't cut and run .,. Daily stock prices Man.· Smilh . Flora (";ibso n, r heSirr In his ·second day ell teslimon y to Ihe congressional commlllees lnvesllgallng the scai1dal, Secord deserlbed his last-dItch efforts Nov. 251o persuade the president to defend his poliCleOt in the face of a looming pollllca I !iresrorm. The retired Air Force major She's such a special lady, all year through. On her big day, why not honor her )n a special way? We have · beautiful brat gold jewelry to please that remarkable woman. Choose from our fine collection of rings, bracelE}t:s;-1\eckchains and more. Alter all, OFF there's no one else like STOREWIDE her - and nothing else IN STOCK ITEMS ONLY like real karat gold. 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Dr. 11<~ v itl Malawista , dirf'c lor ol psyellology ar lhe Alhcns Mt•nta l Heal lh Cenlrr, called by th e prosecution ~ s a rc tJ utr~l w!1ness . testiriPd th<.~1 almhol irs C'Ould unron clously repress mcmo r ~' " bt:r::tuS(' they don' t l'hosp to rrmrmbf'r ." He also st<Jt r d thai In a lru<' aleohollr blar kuul, i t would br unu sual to rem r mber a bcginn lng £'vp n1and concluding c·vl'n t, bu t not hl ng in -betw('{"n. • Also callrd as a r0bu11 a1 witness wa :-. Mc'igs Sheriff's ct ispat r hl'r P a t! ~' .J ohnson. who 1ook thC' ra il from rhe oldC'r brolh<'r on rhr night or lhr rape. In cl os ing s tatl'nlC'nt s, Proser · utor · C' ro\r' s contention wa s that tht • df'fc m;p wa s inro ns\st ent "Somrbody· rlsr did II - 1was roo • Ul tlrunk to know aboul it. " Crow went on to say 1hat jus t becau se someo ne takes an oa lh lo lr ll Ihe truth, dof'sn ' t mea n that they do relllhc t rurll. Commenti ng on lhr elaim of Int ox icatio n, Crow said gclt lng drunk and r omm ll ling a rr lme Is not a defense." Cr ow dcsr rlbr d lhP sre nr as found by thP offl r rrs an (l ('Oncludrd by admo nslshln g lhr jury lo look 10 llw flV idencr . "Thrre's not hing hf'l' t' to li nk an oth r r child to this inci dpnl. " Dr·frn sr attornry King In his rlos lnR slal r ment. pressed lhe j ury to look to anothrr poss ible older br othrr had brPn left a1 wh ll r they werr alone. the brol her look adva nr age or his sislrr. And !hal upon returning homr and discovering whal had happened, Mrs . .Judr In despera· lion changed Ihe scene. Klngsald 1he mol her knew If shr sacrificed COLUMBUS, Ohio !UP II Car owners who have painted lemons on their balky vehicles rejoiced Wed nesday as the' Ohio House of Representatives passed legislation giving them longsought recourse against manu· rac turers for Irrepara bl e her son. she would al so be sacrificing her d a ughl ~r us well, sln<'f' she would lose custody. as well as her liVl'iihood, sincP she r rcei\"C!' ADC pay mrnl s from the Oh io DPparlmenl of Human Services. Kin g charged thai Ihe morher wou ld have had greal r•ason 10 "pur II off on Mr. ,Jude." King said he was sure lhe virllm would have said anything on the stand her· mol her wanled her rosay, parlicular'ly lf shewas rhrear cned wllh being raken away. He concluded by questioning whether someone would call the pollee or go alter an attacker wllh a chair if their daughter were being raped, and how anyone could keep you from testifying against such a person. (The mot her was not called aas a witness. I He then ca ul\oned the jurors that guilt had to be proven beyond a reasonabl ~ doubt. I YE out ever having to come into the bank again. Rates are lower than you 'll fi nd with other want rock-bottom interest rales And since interest is tied lo the prime, you kinds of loans. hen you look for a loan. And if it's a can take advantage of current lower rates. Of hneof creditJou're after, you want it" "I wanted to liSt the equity I've buill up in my to be hassle-free an easy to use. course, you pay interest only on the cash you place to help mygrandlon btty his fin/ 'house. That's what customers like these are looking aclually use. We juslarra~~,gtdfor lite loan for. And they're finding it all at BANK ONE. at BANK ONE. (/old lht111 Somelhing to satisfy their very specific needs. "Btr4use of my income, wt didn 'I qualify for hou• milCh I needed .. ,IJIIII it gotmtllltttl JhtdtttlloartS. I hod to find a low· Our Equity Money Service lets you use the was a •i~;e surprise to filld cosll«<)' to llorrow $25,000 equity in your home to get cash right now. how low the in/ern/ ralewas. " for my da.,htm' colhgotuiWith tax-deductible interest, of course.* li9n otttr tht nut few yt~~n. Bul'it's all the special features designed This 1«1)', 1can just write a Ed Bird into Equity Money Service which make it your chd ... alld I how the ultimate borrowing bargain. We spent long Money's lhtrt." "Wt needed aniiiSitr 1«1)' to dtal wilh Sllltral hours working oul ways to give you just what biU paymmll at hitlr inltrtsl rates-so we ron· Elitabeth Hun1er , you wan! .. .beginning with a choice of how to solldattd llttlll witlt an E4wity Money Smice make use of your credit. loa"' Now we bow wllm our "Whml 111111 tlwJI homt-tqlli/y borrowi~~,g madt loan will bt paid off. II'• also a lot of 1t111t /mtt a ltu:·lllw sltJIIIIfJoi•~ I 'Rvo Great Ways. 10Borrow. Choose aline of credit for long.tenn .-.borrowing needs. Once your credit line is established, you can use it anytime over the next 10 years-simply by writing a check. So you can gel as much cash as you need, whenever you need it-with· Riffe said Ihal wjllh 150 BMV branch offices each staffed wllh five or six slate employees, plus supe:rvlsors, the stale would have to pay labor negotiated sa laries and fringe benefits for more than 1,000 employees. Currently depll ly rei(IS· lrars ehosen b''l polilical patrdnage, hire · !heir own parr-lime help fwm lhe pri· va le sector and renl offke space and equlpm,enl. Celeste, under prodding from Republicans. last 'year, said he wanls to eliminate the deputies lo take the politics ·out of the system. Many deputies turn 10 percent or thelr $1.50 fee on each regis tratlon over to l"he political part y thai appointed !hem. Riffe has said he has an open mlnd on whether ~:he deputies should be eliminat ed, but thai eost Is lhe blggesr facror . "You have to loct•k all1 to see If you have the money ro pay for II ," he said. " If you're Ia! king about money OUI of the General Revenue :Fund, 11 (us I Isn't available." However, he added , "If Ihere's a betler way of doing II t registering vehicles I we ought to do It for lhe public." Riffe sa id when Ihe time comes. a decision will have lo be made on "whelher you'vr got the money or whelher you wa nl lo Increase the (vrhlcle reglstrallonl fees ro get the money, " He said he Is not yel prepared to makr Ihal decislon; that h ea rln~ w!JI be held on lhe various proposals. One bill In the House, sponsored by Rep. Michael C. Shoemaker, D-Bournevllle., would keep the exlsllng deputy reglslrars but provide more public notlcr of their locatlon and services. forbid them ro make political contrlbutions from their fees and register vehicles by the owner's blrlhday instra d of last name. Riffe said he Is not thr sponsor or thai bill, bullhal II Will receive fair hearings along wllh or her proposa Is. Clear tonlght.Low hetwcen and ~5 . Sunny Friday. Highs ncar 70. Probability of preclpl· ~0 tut.ion ncar ze ro. 2 Sect ions. 16 Pagu 26 Cants A Multimedia Inc, Ne~spa per to Secord testimony made a decision !Ike rhis, ro bark away from It Is a lerrlblemlstakc In my judgmenl. ... We've done nothing wrong. Moreover, In frying 10 prlva lely supporl lhe Conlras. we have not broken any law . "We made some progress in bolh areas," he sal do! lheConr ra .aid effort an d the arms sales 10 Iran. "Some cred!l could be Jaken. It seemed to me. And so, my advice would have been , 'Lei' s stake out our posllion. Don' 1cui and run.' "I didn 't gel a chance to make Ihal kind of a speec h," he concluded before lhecommillecs under lelev lslon lig hr s. "So I'll make II now ." For a second da y, Secord lashed out at At tor ney Genera l Edwin Meese for making lhc Conrra cash con necr lon public Nov . 25 be rore a mor e thorough · Investigatio n could be co nducted of lhe diversion of Ira n arms sales profits. The MC<'se inquiry first was focused on Iran deals, bur Meese aide William Bradford Rey nolds fo und a documenl in which Nort h lndlcaled sales profit s had been diverted 1hrough secrel Swiss arcou nrs ro Ihe Conlras. Secord sa id his allorney, Tho· mas Green, spen l Nov . 24 and 2!i wllh Reynolds, rho head of the Justice De partment' s civ il rlghr s division who had ass!sled Meese in weekend interviews Ml the While House . Rey nolds lold Green he agreed "Ihal we should slow down and 1ake Ihis· thin!( a slep al a lime .. . Conllnued on page 16 RICHARD SECORD Meigs officials upset over closing of office The Meigs CouniN Commls· s1oners ex pressed gre>a l concern ar Wednesday's meellng over Ihe upeomlng closure of the local Ohio Bureau 61 Job Services office. · The OBES office on Unio n Ave. In Pomeroy Is sc heduled for closure on May 29 as part or a sta le-wide cur back In expendllures within the deparlmcnl. There have been olher limes In the pasr few "\'ears !hal the loca l office was lhrea rened wllh closure, and each time, proresls from the rommlsslonrrs. loca l chambers of commerce and orher pollclcal and business organizations, swayed lheslale's decision to close. This time. with so man ~ offices around Ihe slale shutting down, the commission-' ers are unsure If anylhlng could be done lhls rim e to change the stale's decisio n. "But·," asked Commissioner Rlrh Jones, "Why cui out uncmploy menl offlres In the counties with the highest unemploymenl r at es In the sraw?" The an nu al r"'nl for lhe buildIng which houses OBES in Pomeroy Is $13.192, with the slalc paying half, $6,596, and lhe count y paying th r olher half. Cou nl y Engineer Phil Roberls repori Pd he has sra n ed applying dust con tro l lo counl y roa ds. Roberls said rha l because the dust cont rol which has been applied In prior yours has held up well, he plans th is yeur lo pur down • per manenl lnverled seal In fr ont of houses. El<'cause lhls process lakes longer than regu lar dus t conlrol application, he said 11 would lake county high· wa y workers longer Ihan usual to get ro each roa d In the county, He said he plans ro conllnur the lnverled seal process over lhc ncxl few years, and projecrs a sav ings of $4000 !his yea r alone. Th0 savings Is possible because Ihe material needed for Inverted sea l Is much less expensive rh an lhe regular primer 20 material used In regolar dusr con rrol nppllcallon . In oiher mailers, rw orcpresen· Ia IIves from Soulher n Oh'lo Coal Co mpany were at the rommls· stoners' mc:•rtlng reques ting per· mission 10 lay~ slurry line across Count y Roads 1, lA and 4. Tlte commissioners and th e engineer agreed to allow the line, provld· lng Ihe cou nty Is give n 24-hours notice by SOCO, b<'fore culling Info ell her of the t brcc roadways, Comml.~s l on er .Jones will be representing lhc count y al lhe regular monlhly meellng or lhc Buckeye-Jo int Se lf-Insura nce Council 10 be held Friday · In .Jae kso n. Commissioner David Koblenl z has been ehosc n to serve ns an alternate on lhal council. 1\ppolrllcd lo serve as the rou nty's reprcsentallve on the self-lnsu ranre council's seiiiQ· men! commlt lee was Prosccut · lng Altorney Fred Crow Ill , wllh Carson Crow, assistant prosecu· ror, to serve as allernale. The scttleme nr commlt lrc meets quarter ly the comm issioners said. House passes ·'leffion law~ bill for Ohio automobile owners 1hat "grtllng drunk and rapi ng a child Is not an excuse , just as each lime he tried to conlacl Reagan Ihal day- a.nd walched with dismay as na tlo hal security . adviser John Polmdex ter re. signed and his aide Oliver North try .' In any rase, once you'v(' By LEE LEONARD UPI StalehoUHe Reporter COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP! ) Ohio House Speaker Vernal G. Riffe Jr., D·New Boston, says ' II would cost at leasllwlce as much as the Celeste adminls· !ra tion suggests to eliminate ·deput y molar ve hi c l e registrars. Riffe told reporters W<'dnesday It .would cosllhe srare $40 milliOn to $50 million lo replace Ihe depulies with slate employees , working for the Ohio Burea·~ . of Mo tor Vehicles. A task for ce reported to Gov . Richard F . CeleSte last week that the cost of eliminatIng the deputy registra r system would be only $16. o million to $18.8 million a year, compared wllh lhe existing $22.5" million cost of ha ving prlvale depulles. ' Riffe altrlbuled his cost !lgores to a former official in the Ohio Department of High· way Safely, which runs lhe Bureau of Motor Vehicles . He declined fo name rhe of!lelaL . .... 1 I' 1 dc·scrlbr alco ho ll r blaekou ts and rhe cffer-1 :; was fired. As pari of his fou r hours of lesllmony Wednesday , Secord went Into delall about how he spoke by telephone with Poindexter and met at a hotel wllh North Nov. 25 as the . news media converged on the breaking slory. During the !alter meellng, he said, he demanded the phone when Reagan called Nort h wilh praise, but Reagan had already hung up. "I wanted to tell Ihe presldenr that I'd like to see him and br ing some rationality back Info lhls matter," Secord said, his vo ice growi ng passionate. "Maybe . rhere were mistaken judgmenl s taken In lhls policy, maybe nor. "! happened to lhlnk II was a good policy and II was worrh a Riffe believes ~roposal more costly than task. force~s data Multimedia Inc ........ ...... ...:•> Rax RC'staura nt s ........ Robbins & Myer' . enttne Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, May 7, 1987 of Point PlrasiJn l . (.lif'rl Tu l'Sdav. in Holzer Mrtl iClll r f'n tC' r. Born A u_g. 21i . 1 ~ 111 in Point Pl easant , shC' wa s lhC' cJ <.~ ugh l cr SUNNY · • a1y W0ldon Will ers. of Ohio Unlvcr- · \'-'' i[C' w en1 ou t drinking. Tha t orr." dlstharP't•s: "' lor work ing in Gallipolis, and Dr. him berausr hr didn 't t hink shr rar and rtwr ks. Tlwn s tu' r ut m f' Myrrs, 218 Pic>k 4 8147 Super Lotto 24-37·21 15-35-4 • Mrs·. · oren' · KN·nrr. 70 . of li:'"JJ' A\·PnuP. Ga llipoli s. 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J98fi, lh r day br forr. the rape, describing a cla.v of <irlnk lng and takin g nervr pills. Hr said lh r lasl lhing hr rrml'm · a m vi<'v(' Minrhart . Pomrro\': C lr r o rall r r. Tt•h Old SC'lfl t·r s ReUnion will C£.'1ebr ai C' lis !i01 h unflivcrsar.v on Lubor D;~ y . ,Jude adml 1tPd he is an alro· hollc wl1h spve ral alc·oho lrclat cd arrrsts. He th en rrltJit'd hi s tw t ivi tlf's Cincin nati: th rC(' ~-~tpran~s ~t!~orial G ut>s ay mldnlghl . Musl<' by lh r AI Archer Rand wil h O ..J. Bag lr,v as Ihe srancl. Rasli~m i. .~el round arid square• dane(' on Sa tu n.l uy at T!'imblr l.o<'ai High · Schoo l in .IH cksonvlliP. n c.~ n('{' time wlll br fr om 9 p.m . to 1:! 'o n tlnU~'tl i:i ll ht: Mill f' rHu ck Funera l Hom r in M cCon nels\·illf'. Fr id a ~' !rom 2 to -1 p.m. an<.l i To 9-p.m. Fu nN <:i l scrv irPs will bC' hf'ld a11 p.m on Sa turday C:lt th(' funf'fal hm<·. T h(' Hf' y. Denni s F3(1 Wl f'.\ " will offic iulr and tJuria l v.- ill tx• in thP M cConn(•\!-> · \" iJIC' CC'm PI er:v . 1~7 -L Shr Is survlvrd by a daugh rer, Frl.r nds Frid::i.v at the fun enil home. r~mmaa-;i;mam;;mma5;iSi;;aailiiSi*la~ F'ri e nd ~ rna ~' C'i:l ll daugh!Pr or Elbert and Ca rr ie Michals Smllh. Her husband. B ruc(' I. dir d in Sat'ur day at thP f' row -Hu ssl' ll offici il t.ing . B uri<Jl will rollow in Ki r kland M em or ial Gardens. grandc hildrcn. Cha rh •s ton, W.Va. she wa s rhr 7: ~7 p.m. to Port lan d for .J ohn Round and square dance SP\'· Smilh , Middleporl. nine grand· child ren ' and ci ghl grr.l l · Born on .l ul y 2R, 1909, in GrnPvlf'Vfl Mtnc hur t to Vpt(' nms MPmor li.ll flos pil t~ l ; Mlddlrport i.l t 2::n p. m . to Pf•a r l St. for Stel la Rush to VPtPran s Memori<.l. l Hospitul ; C'u lu mbl.:J Township . al !"1:2H p. m . to i.l vt•hldr Cl rC' dn Count y Haad 10; Pnmr roy at 7 : 4~ p.m. to PomProy ll ea l1 h CarP (' {' nl l'l' for RC'u iJh Rou sh to Vl:'t r r an s ,, Kennerh M. Gilkey, 38. Pvmeroy, died Tuesday. A thr ns Count y. He Is surviv ed by a son . Ter r y Weight control cla8$ set ut sons. .Jam €s Lloyd. McCtmnelsvi\ !(•, .Jack Lloy d, Day ton . and A rrane opera lor at F ooi C' fi to 9 p.m. Saturday at Ihe• Carlt•ton S('hool un der the sponso rship of th(' Meigs CountJ· A ssoci at Jon for Hr t a r.df>d Ci t izens. M r mbers o f the KiJ r at e llub wil l S PI'VI '. Ca.rr,v uut di nn ers w ill tx: iJ V :Jil <::~ b l c. ~r\'if'f'S will bP .at 11 <J. m . K..nrwth M. Cilkey Ml nPral, Gilk ey was bor n on f'eb. 6,1949, rhr son ofrhe late'fhomas A. and Florence Carsey Gllkry, . A hog roasr will hr h<·ld from C'i.IO Mets slip past Reds by 3-2 count Area deaths applications ready Only a li mit ed number of res ide nts Wednesday. May 6, 1987 filtmd il was ti111e to utwpa crtdilli11e e~~t~tlltowg/1 wt tt>OII 'I ntttlllte IIIOftty 11rtlil rttt1 1pri111. I rtGUy tttio1td IIIOI'kilf8lllillt the fitoplt al BANK ONE. " Bill George Or choose a single·sum loan for -.. a one-time need.. Some of our customers prefer a more traditional, one-time loan with a fixed interest rate. And the same payment every month. defects. The bill, altempled without success since the 1970s, sailed lhrough the House unanimously and landed In lhe Sentale, where II will be handled by n sub<'ommlt· tee already studvln g Ihe Issue. "Today, Ihe Ohio House of A...._Ofllll MtMttFCIIC Columbus, sponsor of Ihe Senale bill, said he will nol allow rh at Iss ue lo eclipse Ihe lemon law . "Thev (lhe auro dealers und manuraclurers) will huve their duy In court." said Wall s, "but I'm nor going to allow !hal to lh rear en the lemon law." Hart ignores qttestions, ·asks press ·for better a relie/lo make just one pay. mtttla monlh-<llan inltresl rale /lull's easy lo live with." HANOVER. N.H. !UPI\ Gary Hart, his wife beside him , for the !lrsl lime since his weekend wl!h a 29-year-old acrress seized the headlines. Is struggling to resume his presidential campaign amid new reports of misconduct by his aides and polls show ing the ·scandal has hu rt him. Lee Hart joined her husband Wednesday ar lhe start of a rwo-day Democratic cam paign swing lhrough New Hampshire rhat .was shortened In the wake of the disclosure of his relationship with Donna Rice, rhe former South Carolina beauly queen who now lives In Miami . Facing reporters al Dartmouth College, Harl was repeat· edly askeil about his marriage and relationship wllh Rice . The 50-year-old former Colorado senator has acknow ledged he spent most of the weekend with Rice and was with her aboard a yacht on a trip to Bimini In the Bahamas in March. But Hart and Rice both have denied any sexual relationship. . "You can ask me about adultery; you can ask me any ques tion you want," Hart told reporters. "And believe me, my wife and I have answered more .......... • • • •••, _ , tp trip. Hart personal questions thlm I think _..,._._...,..,.,. . . -..,.n.ol anybody In public life, and we'll Ills nllll....ltlp rill .,.... ...,.. Mf-1 aetre.. probably have to continue to, to (UPI). • Belh a~d]oh n Minard What customers like these are findin~ at · BANK ONE may be exaclly what you re after. So why look any further? We think you'll find the'ullimate equity loan righl here. Because at BANK ONE,we're workingvery hard lo become your ultimate bank. ·To apply or to get more information about Equity Money Service, just stop by an)' BANK ONE office, or call us at 593-0081 nr 1-800-824-6954 in Ohio. . J: ~AN~~;0ME.'-TMEN$.NA by ·his Consumer Prorectlon Division Involve car problems. There may be co mp llcalions In rhe Senate, where the auto manufacrurers and auromoblle dealers are In a batlle over fra nchise righ ts. Sen. Eugene J . Walls, R· . • BANK.=ON£. !lo ,_,.,.'*'an. Represenlatlves voted 'yes' for consumers by approving .House bill 232," said Atlorney Genera l Anthony J . Celebrezze Jr. , whose office wUI help admin ister lhe bill If It becomes law . Celebrezze said about onethird of Ihe complalniS received •Cons\ltl yOOJr tax ad~ isor foc !ij)eelriccondiii\Kl :t &nd lkuuls. "'The annail'fte Is SSO. '• - I. The tlousr bill, spoMorcd by f\ e p. Ik e Thpmp son . LJ Cievcland, requires an aur o manufactu r er to r('pluce u cur or gran ! a refu nd If there Is a defecr which cannot be repnlred ~<Iter a rea sonable numb<'r of alt~mpts , tr~atment my r~g r el . "But I am goi ng rodemand Ihis sysrem be fair . 1\nd I have a rlghl ro demand II ," hr said an gr il y. "11 somebody's going ro follow me around , they'd beller follow me around . And they'd bell<• r print all the facr s.'' The Miami Herald published rhe story Sunday, saying a flvereporrer ream watched Harr enter his Washln gron rownhou se wllh Ri ce late Friday nighI and nor emerge until Saru rday even· lng. The newspaper la te r aeknowledged lis team did not wa lch all enrrances ar all limes . Harl , who has had publicized separallons from his wife or 28 years, said he and his wife bolh have fri ends of I he opposll e sex bul II does not mean !hey ha ve been unfa llhful. Asked whether he has ever commllted adultery, he said: "I do not have to answer that question." Hart said Tuesda y he did nothing "Immoral" bur conceded 11 was a mistake In judgment lo spend time with Rice because It could be " misconstrued," Meanwhile, angry passengers aboard a commuter flight Wednesday !rom Newark, N.J ., to Manchester, N.H., complained that Hart aides posed as Secrer Service agents to bump them from the Olght to secure passage for Hart and his staff. Bolh th e ai rline, r::asrern Ex· press, and Se!'rrr Service offl rli.lls ro nrir mec.J lht!y wcr1.' prob· lng rh e repom. and Serre! Ser vice 1\,:wnl Pl'1Pr Chttv lrc·hla said Harl is 'nor being prov ldrd wll h ugcnry prOIC!'IIon. ' The front . ru nn<1 r For th<.\ Dt1m O-. crallc prcsldenllal nomina tion, Harl planned 10 spend t hrre da~s In New Hampshin' but eanr·<• lrd· F riday's cvcn1 s to ret urn homtl to Denver lon lght. N w Hampshlrr Is co nslderrd a crucial s tale In lhc 19RR rare because 11 holds lh r firs I primary and a Han vlr lory Ihere In 1934 sent him on a neck-and-neck rar • wllh Walt er Mondale almosr until the shH'1 of thC' con ve ntion. Hart ar rived In New Hampshire wlfh the fl rsr polls lakcn since the weekend showin g he was hu rt by Ihe Rice dlsclos ur.r. An ABC News poll said Hurl was Ihe llrsl choler or o6 prrr cn t of Democrars, a 10 percc nl drop from a March survey. II showrd Hart lea ding Vlee Presld0nt George Bush, th e Republican • tavorlle, 45-43, compared wllh March's 57 -35 edge. · i\nolher pol) taken for Roston sratlon WBZ·TV and The Rosron Herald round supporl dwindling for Hart amo ng New Hampshire Democrats likely to vote In lhe nation's first primary. •, I ; • I � 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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