https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ca0540562049db013e92f4339e59e2ab.pdf ac9b35d67b9552e7986fecb994fdebb0 PDF Text Text 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. Daily Numht'r WHAT A BEAUTIFUL WAY·TOSAY Happy ~other's Day ll4't'nt• Kt•t•nt•r :~rd Ohio Lottery -Page 7 r'~'o:u~n~g~,~S:us~-i~r~B:es~-,~·-----~"~'o~·~·rh~J~ng~r~o:n~J~nd~.~--~--~--~·~--~--~--~~9~'~tJL~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ believed his ll'if<' ll'hr n shr fold • homr alone while Jude and his wife s1ay1'd in conta ct with him J('O('· rra.v call afr er 2 p.m. Two exper t wi l nC'ssPs, Robrrt sirualion . Thai lhr girl and her and allowed him to srr the children " unlll I signed ovrr my· .John Murphy, an alcoholism couns0- said H was m l~ and I ('Ouldn ' t remembf'r so I thou ght it mu st havp bel'n m l'. ··· l·lp said hr would llr 10 him . lie sold !hal lhroughout lhr wt>eks followin g the lncldenl , his On!i : !land: Elm a Slndle, MlddiPpOrl. Iro m pa ,(!f' 1 berf'd was IJ<llng u t The { 'ovc bar ~s Bakor, Middleport; StPli a f1ush, Middleporl : Beul ah Rou sh. .Jude,., -(- - - -· - - - - - - - - - - - - on .I an. 4. 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 �"'' Page- 2 - The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy-Middlepon, Ohio Thursday, May 7, 1987 ~~~~~~~~--~------------~~~~~~------~~~· ~~~~~!!. s~~:'.:~~.,.!~~~..~~..?~~~ . !11:~~-;. ,'~; ...-----Local-briefs:-------------------. 'Headsthrt accept'ing applications ,.c.. ' Two fined in Pomeroy_court . • Two w er e !ined on speeding charges and six others forfeit ed bonds on the same .charge In the cour t of Pomeroy Mayor , Ri chard Se~ ler Tuesday night. . Fined were Martha Maynard, Middleport, $41 and cos ts. an'd ~ ·.John DeMoss, Pomeroy, $54 and cost s. Forfeiting bond s on the :charge were K arPn Sue R oush, Jay, Fla .. $47; Michael Fox. ~ Par ker sbu rg, $49; Nina Welch, Shade. $47;-· Dlana..Willlam son. : Rulland , $46; L ou is Chabut , Cincinn ati, $48; and Kr ista Wh iH'. • Pomeroy, $4fJ. ' Others fined in the court wore Jam es Polcy n, Midd leport, $6:1 :: and costs . traffic light violatio n. and Bria n Hunt . Racine, $50 ~ and cas t s. no fi nan cial reponslbliil y. ;, Forfeit in g bo nds were Dave Pi nkert on, Amrsvil lo. $4~. : lmprop<'r turn at Bu 11er nu1 and Ma in. and Betty Curfman. ~ Syra cuse, $fi:\, expired license plat es. :Man fin ed for charges in Middleport • Vi ncent K. Stone, Po meroy, was fin ed on th ree charges when : he app<•ared in the court of Middl eport Mayor Fred Hoffm an ; T ucsda .v night . , On a DWI charge. Stone wa s fi ned $425 and costs and .: sentenced to :m days in jail. He was fined $100 and cos ts for . • dr iving under suspension, and anot her $100 and rosts for • disorder ly manner . ; Chargrd with m iscondu ct at an emerf<cncy , Sa m MrCoud wa s • 'fined $100 and cos ts and given a 15 da y ja il sentence, in addilion •. to anoth<.'r f in<' of $Hl0 and ros ts for disorderly manner . ~ Olhets fin ed in the co ur t were Vir gil Coll ins, $50 and costs. • disorderl y manner; and Ed so n Elmrr Roush. Raci ne, $25 and : costs. opera tin g wit hout,rega rd to safety. :: Si x p('J'sons fo rfei ted bonds i n th e court . Oa,·id M . Lambert . • Rut la nd for feit ed $4!>0 on DW I an d $00 on f ailu re to cont rol ·~ veh lr l e; Arn Rodgers. Middl eport . $100 di sorderl y mann er. and ~ S!iOO ront rlbu ti n!'( to t h<' delinquency of a m !n or; Michael Balrh'. , • . Point Pl<;asanl , $40. speeding ; Da v id W. Wi lson, Middlepor t. :}-S!Oil on di sord er ly manner; Angela S. Sellers. $50 for running a ~: red light , and Bonnie Rrewer, Pomeroy, $4(1on speedin g. ~·· ,:: ADC distribution report ed li. ~.. State Auditor T homa s E. Ferguson 's office an nounced toda)· •; the Ma y, 1987 dist ributi on of $64 .052.250 In Aid to Dependen t ~ Chi ldren tADC1 to fi.12.247 recipient s in Ohio 's 88 count ies. ,. Of that amount $27fi.f\18 came to Meigs Count y th is mon th for ' the 2, R.I 2 recipien ts. • fergu son sa id the tota l amoun t docs not lncludP th r weekl y ' A OC aux iliary payment s, wh ich will tx• m ade primarilv to new rcdpi ent s throughout the month. Auxiliary payment s of • $4,7:!1. 074 result ed In a total of $69.148. 220 In ADC payments • distr ibut ed to the coun t irs lor the month of April. • It was noted that th e principa l Ma y pay ment went to •· fewer reci pie nt s than 1he one in Apr il and decr eased by $:164.~6. ;. t\DC pa y ment s are madC' to families with one parent or onfl unempl oyed parent on the basis of family size and flna nrlal rPsout-ces . Tb e ADC prqgram Is funded pri marily bv feder al ' and !'l a ir govt'rnm<'n ls. .. :vm : Meigs EMS answers calls .· ... ·: · F'!vl' r<.~ ll !-i w0r0 answC'rf'd b~· !ora l unit !'i W0dnrsda v. fhr .-J : T he Middl eport Water Depart ment now ha s an automa t!<· 1111-up sta t ion av:~ il ab l r for at·ea li'aler haul ers. The StilliOn Is l~i'q t ed on Par~ Strert. bct \v ~e n fl~a rl and B<"ech StrcC'Is, an d Is a:Va llablr for use at any ti me. The loadin g station is rain-operated a'ijd ro mpietr i ~· aut omatic. : 'Rc'rHUSC" of an lnrrcasr In cal ls fq_i· this 1YP<' of ser v ic-e. the Middlepor t Board of Publi c Af. f3ir< t'!'Cenli)' df'rided IO purr liasc th is aut om ated water · luQdlng ''"t ion. sin<'<' there wa s a la~k of this ty p<· of laC'i lit y in the Daily sto<"k prices (,\ s of lll: :lO a.m.J Providt•d h~ Bryn• and Mark Smith ol Rlunt E llis & IAJ<•wl ' Hospital news Veter;;, ns Memor ial Admitted : · Ruby Frederick, Middleport; Charles Kurfman, Racine; Holter, Long Bot· Middleport .to get funds M ARIETTA- The V illage or Middleport will receive $2ll,OOO from the OhloDepa'rtment of Transportation , divis ion of public transportation, under the Ohio E lderly and Handicapped T r ansit Fare Assista nce Program. The program provides transportation services to meet the special needs of the elder I)• and handicapped. The federal fund s arc alloca ted to the stal es where earh governo9r des ignates a state agency r esponsible for adnlnis ter i'ng and distributing the fund s. Middl eport Is th<• admin istra tive agency for the operation of thr Blue Streak Ca b Co. area. Water depa r tment per son· ncl co nst ru cted the stat ion on villag e propert y on Park StreC'I. .. Genera l Telephone Co. of Ohio which' 'en·es m ost of Meigs Co un ty has filed a request with. the Federa l Communications Co mmiss ion to Increase Int erstate subscr iber line charges irom $2 to $2.60 per month for residential and si ngle line bu siness customers effective .July I. If approved by the FCC, the charge for businrss lines would increase from $3 to $4 per month. according to Robert R. Randall . stat<· vice president -genera l m ana ger for GTE 's Ohio · operations. The subscr iber line charge rovers cos t< associa ted wi th pr oviding access to Interstate long di stance ser\'irrs . Randall .said the filing for the Increase was in response to a req uest from the FCC Issued April 30. He added that GTF.'s fi ling wa s in line with a recommendation madP to the FCC earlier thi s yea r by a special ron fcrrnre board appointed by the FGC. GTE Is requlrl'll to notify Its cu stomers within seven da~s of filing the request with the FCC. By United Press lnh•rna(ional Th e Milwaukee Burks. swept in las t year' s playoffs by· thr Ba'lon Crit ics . arc on a simi lar course this season. Th e Ct'ilirs took a 1-0 !Pad in their bcst -af-sevt• n Eas tern Con - fp rrn ce semi fi nal srries Wrdnes· day ni ght by posting a 1 2fi- 1 1~ tr iumt>h behind :m point s each from Dann y Aingc and Lartv Rit:d. Denni s .John son sank a pair of frcr throws with 2~ seconds rem aining to break a ti c and propel the fe lt irs tot heir rerord · t.v ing 14th stra i ght home p layo ff 2,5 year members to be honon'd victory. Twenty-five yea r pins will be pres~nted and th ~ d<>puty grand matron will be present wh en M iddleport Evanf<ellne Chapt er 172. Order of Eastern Star, meets al 7: 30 thi s evening. Potluck refreshments will be s<>rved al 6 p.m . ra t her than af(er lh<' m eelinR. M embers are to take a covered di sh. Insp<>c t ion of thr r hapt<>r has been set for 7: ~0 p.m . on Wednesda y. M ay ll 19~!:6 CHEVY EUHOSPORT truck south on Count y Roa d 28 w hen a rar travelink eas t on Cou nty Road 28, driven by B ri an !.. Hunt. 21. of Pomeroy . tried to . turn t o County Road 28. ·Hunt struck Richard 's car as Hunt m ade hi s turn. Hunt was cited for failure to Financing FORD MU5iTANG LX 19l!~6 Now Available AMIFM ra:t~. remo"~' - BI~:ETlE Sl!~s , S.lePrlee •&7 FORD F-150 BACK ~nr \f,~;.~~~.~ r·l·~~ o.r .~~·t·~~ .~~~~~.. $1 .25 Onr Month ...............................$.,..'~~ Ont• \'('ilr .............. $6."'1 .00 StNGI.F. ror v n01 di'!'lrtn~ tn p~• Y l hN'fl l'· rh·r· mu,v n•mil In .ul\'anc-C' dlrrrl to The' Doll\' Se•nltnrl on :r t 6 or 12 month ba sis. Cri-dtl will bl" !!h'l"n <'arl'lf'r raC'h Gill St'- Priee . n i~t rh ·1 S11,595 1984 VOLKSWAGEN JffiAGL ~ AM/FM rtldio. witdaw- ~eroo free> tope Wd<et Us. ,.. . ~'COME $5995 1 .,,.._,OI,,..S..,... C ~ . HAN81N8 BASKETS POnED PLANTS- NEW GUINEA HYBRID !AfAnENS, BOSTON FERNS, ZONAL GERANIU\1S, VINING GERANilWIS, FUSCHIA AND FOUAGE BASKETS *MUMs *GERANIUMS *IMPAnENS AND OTHJRS FOR THE HOME GARDENER 14 VARIETIES OF TOMATO PLANTS FEATURING SUPERSONIC , BETTER BOY , BIG BOY HYBRIDS, SWEET PEPPERS , HOT PEPPERS. CABBAGE, HEAD LETTUCE , CAULIFLOWER, BROCCOLI , CELERY , EGG PLANT . CUCUMBERS AND OTHERS! FOR THE LADY OF THE HOME Huge Selection Of Bedding Flowers & Plant$ Including 1he Shade Lovers, Begonias And Impatiens ~2 fi rst teams . he led the Redmon in s" or in g In 1:1 of the tram' s :H; JZumrs. his hi):!hf'sl s~ t so n m ~u· k bring a 2!1 -point effor t against runfC'rrnN' fof' Urbana on .Ja nu ar )' 1:1. Th e Rrdmm won th at ga m< ' at home 1111 ·90. Smith took th<' Hedmen tht·ough th e Oi s!J·irt :!~ t ourn am r nt wi th a :20-poin l - WEEK-END SPECIAL ONLY! "VAU,GHANS INSTANT GLAMOUR" POTTED ROSES . ppr -g;J mc a\·C'ragr and. ro h:an sas Cit)·. shoot in!'! nr<~ rf)· tiO percent '1.00 Off POmNG SOIL & PINE BARK SPECIALS from the fil'ld . 1\l 7H prrcrnt h<· had 1he highest frce -thr01r pr r r<' nlagr on t h<' tea m a nd was srco nd on J,\ · to fC'II ow :-.C'nior co -ca ptain .lor Vrrhofl ,In sco t·· ing. with l R.:i points Wl'l' con!f'~ L "I t wouldn' t be happ<'ning right now If it wf'rr n't for m.,.· fami l~' ." :-;t~ id Smith. u busin<'ss mami,C('m <• nt m t~ , j o r who is S<'hP· dulrcl to gra duate · thi s sprin g. " Th r)· got mr inl'oivrd. sup· ported and fol lowed mr. Th;1nks to two g rrJ I parf\nts <Jnd to· Kendra for all th1 •i r low• and "upporl." Smith is thr son of Bob and l!renda Sm ith of Cambridge. 5alt Jll'u !~Nay, May I Ott! Only! RfG. 1 GREAT TASTING FLORIDA VINE RIPENED LARG.E TOMATOES 3% lb. Baskets ................ ~219 OPEN EVERYDAY OF THE WEEK 8 a.m. SP£CIAI BONUS .. MIX OR MATCH ANY OF A ~OV£ ·· S HAGS OR MORE .. SAVE ANO THER 15< PER BA G HYmRD, IIIJIIA11ENS & GERANIUMS Reg. $14.95 ' Weekend Special Only! -Special Sale Price - NEW "EM/ AU nATS OF VEGRABLE & IIEDDING FLOWRS flog. '10." 5Aif Reduced $2,oo sa.00 Price Good lh111 AIRPLANE RIDES REFRESHMENTS S ecial J onus AND JOIN THE FlJN" $12 95 SAlE PRICE • JUMBO 12" DIAMETER HANGING BASKm • Solid Flah 9 p.m. TO BUU(GARDEN SEEDS VERY GOOD WCOON OF BEANS, CORN, P£AS SMAU SEEDS AND MORE! *VEGETABLE PUNTS *BtU GARDEN SEEDS *CAN II PIIICHASED WITH FOOD STAMPS ' lar Price As Marked WEEK-END PRODUCE SPECIAL SAil 40 lb. POmNG ................. 2.89 ••• $1.98 40 lb. TOP ......................... 2.19 ••• $1.98 40 lb. PEAT ....................... 2.29.... $1.98 40 lb. COW MANURE........... 2.49.••• $1.98 PINE NUGGm ................... 2.98 ••• $2.29 PINE MULCH ....................... 2.98 ••• $2.29 30 lb. CYPRESS MULCH •••••• 3.29 ••• $2.29 ALL DAY 75611 4 doo!l. ..t.T, fiMt wltell . : 1 PORCH BOXES AND COMBINATION POTS A MINI GARDEN OF SUMMER FLOWERS FOR PORCH 0~ PATIO SATURDAY & SUNDAY MAY 9th-1Oth • i 1 PRICES IN lflfli'l NOW lltRU SUNOAY, MAY 10, 1987 Located at Jackson Co. Airport Just past Kaiser Entrance wintl>w defop'. ~f!OS. • :. "IN THE BEND AREA" ~ OPEN HOUSE Stock i 31371. 2 doots: V-8. ait cond . auto Iran<; PS. Pa power wodows, power door kick~ ti~ wi'<!et. cruise confl<( /.M/fM radio. I FLOWERS AND PLANTS TELL MOM YOU CARE ABOUT HER. FOR AU THE THINGS SHE IS TO YOU, FOR ALL THE THINGS SHE'S DONE, GIVE HER ASPECIAL PLANT OR BOUQUET. Cordiallv Invites fon To Attend Our 1986CAMARO Z-28 , • ; -Mother's Day 1\1ay lOth Raven 4viation $7995 n.. 4 cyt, llir cood . 4<111M tnns.. rs.P6 56295 The Celt irs tied the record l or consecutive home playoff vic tori es. sr t bv the Minneapoli s Lakrr s in 1~49 - 5 1. The other three seco nd -round ser ies continu e Thu rsday night. At Inglewood . Ca lif.. the Golden State War r iors hope to slow down th o Los Angel es !.aker s' hi gh-powered offense. T he La kers used their fa st break to srore 49 poi nt s in the thi rd quartrr on I hP way to a n ra~.v ~'in in Game I. " I think one ar ea w here we mad e a mistake wa s not to be pa tient enough on offen se," Go lden Stat e Co ach George Kar l said. "Agai nst th e Lakers. you have to be pat iPnt and not take bad shot s. They' re grea t at taking advan tage of bad shots and turning th e br eak." A t Sealllc. the SuperSonics have a chanre to take a :l-Otead in 1heir bes t -of-seven srries ugain st thr· H,uu ston Rorkl'l s. It Is an unfamiliar si tuati on for th e Su· perSonirs. who fin ished wit h the 'seve nth best record in the Wes t· ern Conferenrc th is season. • rear window defo~ Slock ' WE HAVE PUICHASED ADDIIIONAI. lfiENIOIY FOI'IIIS Qll • IURY Willi BIC110N IS GOODI (40) 10 CHOOSE ,._ !':um,·d to th(• MOC und tront of him . Hextall rrachr<l,t o IJOkt•·r hr ck the ~ut k from in fro nt but t.rm i(•ux brat him 10 it at I o: :IHfo r hi ' th ird ptu 1·ol'f pd;i l. · . Th e. Fab'riC•· Sh op. .In pomeroy . l·s Pleased to Announce That' It •IS Now Offenng • Dry Cleanl'ng Servl··ce a . control, AM/FM rad~. rndi~t<es. bucket""~ $1295 985 VOILKSWAGEN CAsH SIIB.<f RIPTION RATF., Crn1~ delo~ ~and Stock# 10920. 4 d!JOIS, ao oond., auto. tratr.. PS. PB, ll1W" Window~ lin wi'<!et. CfUOe lx.<:kel•.,-._ "" 1-it>ps. ~1 .. PKift~ '$8795 *bucket 7533Z 2 dcm 4 cyL, 4speed, rear window t • h ;m~ o Th r Dallv !=:f'nl lnrl. 111 Cr> url radi~ t<es. buck~ seat~ 1971 VOLKSWAGEN ' Pmhrl" Uni iN I P l'f'" ~ l n!Pr nn!lona l. M 1 n land Du II \' Pn·ss 1\ .-. .. f'l' l,lllnn a nd 1hf' N(l\1' York . NPw Vnrk lllfll i . lTD sunroof'. Sale Prlu ON '87 MODEL F-150 &F-250 PICK-UPS OR 1986 FORD i 10910. 2doors. coupe. air cond..aut• , PS,PB. powr. window~ tilt wheel,cruise l\~h l n·~ C(l !llpli ny .~hdllnwdla . .ln r .. Pom rro~ . Oh \('1 ~~7t>!'l , Ph . 992-2 1~. ~ ronc1 r\ ; f ~ ~ pM I!IJH' pal(! oi l Pnmt•l'(l)' . Ph,lo. Ohh1Nf'W~I)apt • r 1\~~0t ,.tul Inn, Natlonul Artvf'T't l ~ lnJ! R1•pn~ 1 ' 111 a t in• . nr ..nh:1m Nt •wspnprr ~ ll l l"'!l- . 71:\ Third Al'f'nU(', " I could have don•' a Ii iii<' h€'1tPr in somC' . rasr.s l.l nd in ot hers not ,'' he sa id . Smith had scor ed m ore than J.(Nl(J points in' his C't ln't.' r as a junl oir a nd ctdded fiifi in his fina l ca mpaig n. pu llin g him 0\'N lh <' l.IW-poi nt muk in his four years with tlw Rf'dmC'n, wilh l.li:i-, (' iJ I'('(' I' point s. A.P.R. pu bl \~hrd 1'\Tf,\ ' :lf1 f'rn oon. Mo neta~· ~ub.~ ,.'l' l l>t' l ' ~ Mike Sm it h. the li-:l sen ior guard for Rio Gra nde Co llrgr. was nam C'tl l o hono n.1blr mrntif;m to th0 Na tional Associ ation of inl crroll eg iatr A :hirl ira t Ni\IA 1 Al l-America n tram. Th is was t)w first tim e Smit h tweivcd this t ook;th i gh -s t if'kin~prnu lt .IIOsPt. up Mont real 's fourth go<~!. H<•x· tali maM an init ia l sm·e 00 Rick Grrrn. but th r r<'bound rlropprd · '5 MARKET AND GREENHOUSES Smith honorable mention All-American ·$7995 The 19R:! Buckevr Tra il H i~ h School graudal<' defim·d hi' role on the team us a leadership respo nsibilit y. " D<' fensive l)' I needed t o get the people pumped and get them to pia _ , . hard - to rn akr I hi ngs ha ppcn ." sa id Smith . who ha s won the R<·d· Jh rnuJ;: h rrtcl uy . HI \nurl .1\1 . Po· m rrov . Oh!o. b\' lht' Ohio ValiN' Pub· ............................. 25 Sale Price • <USP~ 11 ~960 ! Da l l .~· AMIFM ·radio, radial tOes, wh!e walls. · (Factory Sponsored) t\ lllvls l11n of Multhncdlu, ln t·. Pomrrn~·. Oh.lo 4~il19. $J995 Stock# 73403. 2 doors. 6 cyL. air cond ,aut~ tran<. PS. PB, power brak~ power windows honor in his rO IIC'JZia iC' ra rcr r. : The Daily Sentinel f'OSTMA STER : St•nrl ;ulrlrPs.o; 1'985 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME Stock# 10620, 4.dOOIS, lront wheel drive. 4 cyt.. air cond , "uto. trans.. PS. PB.@ wheel. cruise co ntt~. AI1\/FM rado. Stle Priee The series shift s to Mil waukee for Games :1 and 4. Bos ton led 122-JJ.>on 2 Bi rd free th rows w ith 1: :ill rema in ing. bu t Paul Pressey cannf'd a >· poin ter and a ju mper and 1 foul shots by Sidncv· Moncr ief tied the srore III ith 4:l S<'C'Onds left . Johnson. wh o fi nish ed with 21 point s, then hit 2 free th i'Ows and Pressey' s driving scoops hot with 14 second s remainin g hi t the boll c;-,c cf the r im . mrn 's best df'frn sl' award for two - Montrea l ted 1·0 pft N om• 'l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;t'1 periodo n Smith 'sseventhplayofl 1 1 goal and seco nd in as many ,, : games. On return rush of a Philadelphia two-o n-one breal<. Lemieux skatPd around the net • and dre w goa lie Ro n Hex tall wi th him . Hextall was slow 10 recover far L emieu x's latet'al pass to 1 Smith , who put th e purk in the open side. . : TheCanadiens went up 2-0onl)' 1: ~:! int o theserond pertoddu t·ing • a goa lmouth sc r amble. Th e puck : hi t Bria n Skrudland, who co l: lec ted hi s lir'l playoff goal when : the puck slid under Hex to ll's skate. .1 .oh n K ordi r pu t the Canadien s 1 ahead :1-0 at ll : 2.1 wi th his serond l 110 West Mtm I playoff goa l. converting a shor1 I Pom eroy ba ck hander. 99~ · 2284 F our1een .• ero nds after hi s Celtics take 2-0 lead in playoffs r romil'rul iw• sraso ns. F(J'm Prh·<• Am F:lc!' trir Po11w ............... 27 At&T ................ ........ ........ 2'1":, A$hl ancl Oil ........... .. ..... .. ....... fil Bob F:vu ns Fa rm:-; .............. 2~P 1 Charm ing Shoppes .............. ~7", F('<l cru l Mogu l. .. ................ .41' ' Good ~etu· T&R .................. t;7 v, H!-rk 's i n<" . .................. ....... :\:, Limited i m· ........................... 4:1 ~ l!l mrdla in('. ................ .'•4' 1 nas Rcstu ura n" .............. .. .. '' , Robbin ' & Mver ' ................ 11' , Stiom·v,' > I nr .................. .... .... 2~ W~ml)'' I nti. ....................... ~:, Worth jngton l n<I.................. Hl", sem ifin al set' ies I· 1'. Bo,;ton's Danny ,\lngt• leaps hetwcen. Milwaukee' s .Jack Slkma (i<'!l) and Craig Hodg<'S whil• trying to score in Wt• dn c sda~'s second round playoff tilt at Boston. The ( 'e ltics won. t UP.Il ·.. There was an acciden t In Sutton Tow nship Wednesda>· morning, at the junction ol County Road 28 and County 30, accordin g to tho Ga llia-Meigs Post of the Stat<> Highway Pa trol. Woo-drow J. Rlehard, :16, or ~.on g Bottom. was driving his th.r 19n Cup semlfmal 'c Montrral lost th<' opener to Phtladelphia and won th ': nex t four game~, In the 1976 !mal. the Ca nad t<•n s swept the Flyer s. of shutout goal tending and Mont · real held off a !hlr d-pt•r iod ra lly in the Wales ConfeJ'enr~ finai . Bobb)· Smit h. with his seco nd stra ight stell ar ga me. and linemate C::laud e Lem ieux rarh ro n-· tr ibut ed a goa l and an ass ist for the ra nadi ens. . . Ga m e 2 uf the Ca mpbell Confert'nCE' final is sC hedu led for Thursday night between the Detroit Red Wings and Edmon-· ton Oil ers . Detro it took a 1-0 lead in the sedes wilh a :1-1 tr iumph . Tuesday ni ght . M ont rea l had go ne 0-2·1 . again st Philadelphia during the r egular s<·aso n and lost Man • . dt.~y's series opC'n cr m overum ~. The tr iumph al so was Monl!·eal s ninth in thE• l ast 10 postseason · Disc harged: "Edward Martin, i'Vlary 1Wallare, Elma Slnder. Flossie Pru nty, Mi chael Marris. The Long Bottom Community Association will stage a spr ing smorgasbord dinner from 4 to 7 p.m . Saturday at the community building. Aduli dinners will be$3.50 and children's dinners , $2.50. The m enu will include ham, turke;.- anp dres sin g, homemade noo-dles, numerous entrees. desser ts and beverages which are included In the dinner price. Rate increase requested The ~~IH rl'al . Ca n adjrn s posted t he•~ ftrst vw toryol•er thr Ph,tladelpht_a Fl yers thts sea~on . a .1-2 drrt sto n Wednesday ntght tha t evened thrir Sta nley Cup BrianHa y wardpro v lded~!\ :29 l.om, Smorgasbord planned Saturday Meigs accident is reported ~~w . fill-up station opened . Applications arP ' twlng ar· · gru m far thr!'t'· ia fivl'-year-old ' repl ed for Pnrollmcnt in !hi' c hil dr en. P Jr cnt s Interested M eig> Coun.t;- Heads tart proshould cull 992-3088. MeigS County Emergency Ml'dical Servle<>s r eports. At 11: 17 a.m .. Middleport took Ruby Frederick from Nease 'Road, to · Veterans Memorial Hospital;· all: 38 p.m .. Pomeroy took Vicky Damron from Ewing Funeral Home ato Veterans Memorial ; Pomeroy at 1:47 p.m. took Geneva Demosky from Craw's Steak House· to Veter.a:ns Memorial; Racine at 3: 24 p .m . took Arvll Holter from Bashan Road to Veterans M~morlal and at 7:36 ' p.m. ; Syracuse took Leona Uevlng from Minersville to HolZer Medical Center. · The Daily Sentinei-- Page-3 . . MARKET BASKET WITH CARRY HANDLE . Mix & Matdt log. IJO." SAil PACMID WI'IH IEAllrfll P£TUNIAS. DAHIA~ OR PANSIS. l£AVE PlANTS N BASMET OR lRAHSPtANT INTO FLOWER GARDEN. sa.50 Slnlay May IOth Onlyl Reg. S6,49 SAlE S4.49 ALL PURCHASES OVER s1o.oo ·FREE 98C • 3" PoHed Garden Mum· Your Choice of Colors The Bob and Coreno Bornllz Family and fmpfoyees would like to wis h you o Happy Ooy ond express their (..lings that vegetables ton novrioh your body , but llowero can nourish the soul 1 IVIRY DAY IS OPIN HOUSI ,AT 101 15 MARKIT W('('k , No ~ ub~(·rlptlon~ b~· mu ll pt'r'ml!l('(! In ll ll"ll~ "'ht•r(' hnm£' rarrlrr S('l'\'\('(' Is H\•alla blr. Mall Suh~rlptlons lnNide Mt>lp County tl Wt'<'ks, ................................. $1 7.29 2~ W('f'kS ......... .. ...... .. .... , ,...... .. . $34.06 52 W"'ks ... ................. .. ....... .. .. . SO&.r.tl Outside Mel~ Co11nly jJ w...k, ..... .... ................ .. ..... .. s1~. 20 26 WC<'ks ................... :.............. m .to ~ W('(lkS ........... .......... .. .. ... ... :.. $67.M . ) ·I , I' ...... . ""' . ~ .. ~ . • . ..._ ' . ~ ' . ! .: ' ' ~ ~ • . • . . . -"' ; ' . . I ~ . • ' ' ~·· �- Thursday, May 7, 1987 Page- 4- The Daily Sentinel , Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Thursday, May 7, 1_987 Commentary The Daily Sentinel \ Special, interest groups,__;______R_o_b{·_rr_w_al_te_r.~ lll Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio IJEVOTED TIJ THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS· MASON AREA ~~ rsm~ q,v ,...,..,__,._"""T"", ~c:::t.-===- ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD A.l.•l•tant Publisher/Controller BOB HOEFLICH General Manager A MEMBER of The Untied Press Internatio nal. Jnland Daily Prt'SS Assoc iation and the America n Newspaper Publishers Association . l.ETTERS OF OP INION are well'() Ilk"' They ~QUid tx.> J r~s than 300 v.:ords lon~. All leuers are su bjcct toed Ilin g and ITIJ sr b,~ s igned wll h nu me, a ddrcss aml relcphon e number. No tln sl~ncel letters wlll br P\' bll!<.hed . L('I!Ns should bt• in good la s!r.•, adr.lrN~ sl nJit l.~sucs, not personall!l<>s . WASHJNGTOts: I NEAl- The l.OOtl .per -perso n ticket price did n't discourage many potential attend ees when newly elected Sen. Brock Ada m s. D-Wa sh .. held a fund -raisin g party earlier thi s year at a posh Capitol Hill hotel. For ~xa mp·lr. the poli tica l acti on com mille es operated by General Dynam ics . L ockheed and Westinghou se each bought a ti ckel to help Adam s retire the debt of more than Sl lO.OOO from his 1986 cam paig n against Re· publican Sen. Slade Gor ton. Those ticket purcha ses were es pecially not!'worthy , the Seat· -tie Post·lntelllgencer repor ter, beca use the sa me three corporule PACs had earlier contrlb-' uted a total of more than $5,00010 Gorton's campa ign . · Similarly, Uti ion Pacific' s PAC paid Sl.OOO for a licketlo Adams' party alter donating $5,000 to Gorton. I Adams encouraged such donat ions by organizing two post -election lundralsing parties - one here and another i n Seall le. I That paiiN n is ha rd ly unique. When Common Ca use recently exam ined the fi nanci ng of the The Lighter Side The importance of being Ernie... By DI<'K WEST WASHINGTON- Let me make it clear at the ou tset that I (fid n'r :know Petur Maas from Adam . · For all I knew . Peter Maas might ha ve bern a pen namC'. Or. as we :say In phraseh<lok Frenrh, a " nom de plum('. " · His r~al namr migh t havr h~Pn Adam Mna s. Or r-ven PciC·r Adam. : I did. however. kn ow th<• falh~1·o l l.arry Barr<•lla. a protago ni SI ina ;pap<.•rbook edition of aMaas book. " MANHUNT ." A; tow h!·th<'l' th~1 1 ·quul i fi£'s me lo discuss the l rtJn·<·o nt ra affair is ano thf ' l' mi.:l!I Pr. :You ' ll have to <JSk Pn•-s idrnt Reagan about thai . · Whrn someonP fi rs t sent m<' a cop' of "MAl" HUNT" I put it asidf' ·for light su mmPr J'(•a ding, mi ~t;l k r nly assumin g it was ~nothrr f lr tlonal " thriller."' : Th at m.v assumer W<rs out of whark bream!' apparent ont rw·en t pvrninJZ whrn I prrmu I urrly op(' nrll t hP book~~ ntl r ;1 n ac ro~s 1hl' na mt • 'of Ern ie 11an·ella . ·. " Tha r ·~ runn y," I muttrrrd undrr my bn\a fh. krrping my voirP QOWn Js 01hers In I hr hou s<• hold lf'nd to berome nervo us when I mullf'r out loud late at night. " That was the namr olth<· da v rrlitor wht•n I first ('JmC' to th is bun:tJu ." ' " This bureau," I might aqd. wa s lht• Was hington outl<•l of L: l'l." :win• S<' JT]('f" thr n known slmpl_v w<1s U P. T hf' n<Jmr ha s sifl('( ' twcn 1 Chuns:wd from Uniled Prl"ss to Unit rd Prrss JntC'nw liunu lt o protf'l'l ;th r inn Of'f' n l. : Th e el<ler H<i rc(•lia also was ld!'ntl ff'd IJ,v Maa s as a form1•r ;rmployt•e of GPnerai"Motors tGM. II .vou i n s ist ~ 1 whosP wifr had thl' ·same fir s t nam1 • as lh1 · womi:ln thr ErniP I knc'\-1.' h~HI marrit·<l . : Thul w~ s whPn I bC')C::an to suspef't llwd makt' u mi sta k r in <.~s s umi n ).! •"MANHU NT " wa s ficti on. : Thr nPx l da.v l lookPd it up. Thr low! that thc• hard -('tJV(' I'f•(lition w;Js :a non -net inn bl:•st · sr ller ronflrm<'d m_r sus pidon . I The llU !hor WI'Oi f • i hal r:rnlr's .~o n was "alrd£lral pl'O!-.f'CUIO!' in till' :nistriC't of C'o iLJm bi;~'' who wus (.i<'tr rminfld t o brPak up a U .S rin~ :tiwl. with the support of I hi' CIA tulr, thl'l'l', init ial fre<rkSI, suppli<·rl ;C'x p l os iv0~ to C'oL Moc-~mmar Cad hafl's l.lb.\'<.Jn h' rroris ts . • ' Whf'n I lrarnPd that LatT\' flarrt·lla still worked l or I hi' U.S. allor nr .v 's offifP In Washington . I drf lnil f'l _ , . knr'\.\. I was on lht> wron g track in ll<' l icvl ng Maa s' work was l'iction . . tlk ciOC'sn' t h ~I Vl' to draw m1 • a picture'. Some things I ran ri gureout !or mysd f. l nut what 10 makf' Of fhP farf I hat ('(• f'ti.lill 0111£'1' C'lli.li'LIC'ff'!'S in lhr book. includin g rPIII'f'fi Gf.'n. Rtrhanl Sr('nrd. hnvr bf'rnmf' kf.'.\ ' fl gUI'('S in I hi' rra n-C'Onll'f1 C'O OII'OVC'I'S,\''! Sef'ord. incidr ntnl l.v. invoked Constitutional protP<' ti on against ~d nnnim i rwl io n to < .1\'0 id a nswC'rlng quPstions <J bou t thP la tl C'r C'a!-iP ,th r nr~ t t\nw lw was ro.l llcd beforr u t•ong n•s s iun ~ll ro mmillt'l '. So did 1.1. Col. 0111'01' t\or th of th ~ U .S. Marines. I Still c; 1n '1 veri ly. how<'\ 'f'l'. 1h ~11 Maa s' honk "sf'! lhf' slag,~ for .today' s l ran g:lt(' hradlilws." Mor:P within m.v t~ xpPrit ' n< ' l ' arl' hPucllinPs 0\'(' 1' :H'<'ou np.; fr om Moscow of Me~r\nr g ua rd doings atthr .Aml'rh'~ln t · mh;t ss~·. I could o~ sk. what do thos r hL•a dl im• wrilns knmr ,dJOUI ;fratf' r ni'lalion? But lht•n lrwn•r knt>w Ernh · P:v lP ritht'r. ' l..etters to the editor If tht• samP one• look thr fl owc•rs fro m buill graVl'S. but I ha\'t' plenty of flowrrs I wi ll give yOillf ynu will ple>as t• ju st lr:l\'PihPonrs thai I pu1 on thc-' ir gravrs alonr. Th is h:.rs upse t me very much to kn ow so mc'onP ha s b£'l'l1 sn I nc·u nsidt •ra! P . ' • 10 history ' By UnltNI l'r•·s. lni Hnallnnal Todu~ · i:-o Tllurs<la .\'. Ma~· i. th•· JLj rh (b .\ · of J ~ t}l.j w iltt Tlw moon is mo,·ing toward its full phasr. Tlw mor nin,t.: sl;ll'." atT \!('nus .• lupi trr ancl Saturn . Thr {'\'Piling slat · l~ J\h1r~ . ThosP born on this d ;l l£' Ed na Hunnell Racine '.! : ~:-:H) fo lio\\' , an' unch'r llw sig-n of Taurus. Tilt'.\" lnrluclr · Srollish phil oso phl'l' nm·id Hume In 11 11 ; 1-:nglish' ~""' Rob<•rt • Rrownl ng in I~ I~ ; (;(•nn an f'Oil1)l0Sf'l' .lohann('S nrahms in 1~:!:! ; : Russian eomposrr Pete lt, ·l!'h Trhniko,·sk'' in I R~O ; Western m' tor : G:tbb'' Hayes In I~S:• : port 1\rrhlba ld Macl.< •ish and \"n ~os l ; l\· lra clf'l' • M<ll'sliul 1'110 In I S!I~; lll'lor (;at',\' Coopr r in 111111 ; Edwin !.and . : tnvr nt or of thr Pola roid insta nt camera. In 19m (agr iRt: :J cto r · Darren McGavin In 1!122 tilg<' ~i:; ;; at·trPss ,\nn(' Bax ter in 192:1. and : singer Ter!'SU Bt'e\\N in l !l:!l 1age ;,Ii i . On this dale In hlstot'\': I In 176:1. Ollawa lndia·n chief Po ntiac led a major uprisi ng against t h<' B1·111sh at Detroit . I n l9l:i, nearly 1,200 (X'op lr. inc-luding 1~j AmNicans. died when a .Germ an U·boat sank lhr British litwr Lusi tanla off thr roas t of · Jr!'land. In 1945. Ge n. Dwigh t F:lsenh ower accepted. the unconditional ,surrender o l Nazi German)· from Gen . Alfred .Tool. • In !960, SoviCI Premier Nlklta Khrushchev annou nced that :American U-2 pilot Francis Gary Powers. shot down over the Soviet ;Union on May 1. had conlessed he was on an spy mission for the CIA. ; IIi 1985, New York City honored VIetnam War vetera ns with a huge ticker tap!' parade, 10 yea rs after the War ended. A thought for the day : Arc hibald MacLelsh observed. " History, like a badly constructed concert hall, has occasional dead spots where the music can't be heMrd." --: .,88 Race WASHI NGTON - Sen. Albert Gore Jr .. D·Tenn .. llas alrra(fy r<·cclvcd more than $2 million In pledges to fund hi s r un for the Drmor ratlc preside-n tial nomi - nation . And if he plays his rards right . say our sources, he ca n count on$:\ milli on morP bv nrxt March . The telegenic·. :!9-.vea r-old can · didate's sudden and surprising fu nd-rai sin g success has shockC'd thP fro ntrunner~. G::~ry H.:~rt <:l nd Sen. Joseph Blden of Delaware. who were j us t begi nning to pull out of the pack of Democratic contend ers. Gore 's pledges ha ve come from a di VI' rsi t y of sources : WNtlthy. liber al - to -modPratc Southerners: oil, Insura nce and ot hrr corporat e int eres ts: cmd a powerful group of money men who formf'd an orga nization ra li<' d IMPA\ fo ll owing the Mondale di sast er of 19R4. Our associa te Les Whillen spoke to severa l Democratic finan cia l and polil ical in sl(lrrs abmrt Gore's prospects ofbrcom· ing thf' nation's younges t prrsi ci f' nt C'\'rr . HPt'l' is thrir Make death Lealie I he flowers alone This l<•ll!•r Is to the p!'t'son nr ; p<'rsons who llkc·rl I hP urn and :n owers th at 1 put on my la lt• hu sb;lflcl . .John E . tlunn r l l's :gnrvr. so well th at thry took :·th em . They also took the fl owrrs · off I he ):[ r~ve of my fa I her Gf'org<' : D. Sl oburl's grave. This hap: P"ned In I he L<' la r l F'alls CPmc.tcry. I don ' t kn ow who you are, or -- c- - . Forget the fa ncy lrgal lan guage . The Suprrmr Cou!'l up· held CPo rgin's capital pun ish ment sys trm <IS a n act 0f sr 1f -prpserva t ion . Had the court Sl ru r k down the S ~1 s t rm. whkh inflicts df'ath se nt<' nces on ki iiNs of willies more frequently than killers of bi Hcks. it would have sig naled thr imminrnt clrmisP of vir tu ally PVC!')' nealh·prnolty SIJIUIC i~ the land . The court would haw found ilsc·l f in the embarra ssing posi tion of see min g to r ('YC'rsc it srlf th l'('{' times in 1fi years: Fi rst strik ing down existing statute s in 19i2. then upholnin g r·ewrlllcn laws in 1976. ltnd now di spensing with thrm agai n. In isn't just in GPo rgia where the livrs of min ori tv murdrr \'ict im s co un t for less 'than t110sf' of whites . It's nearl y ovrrv· whrl'f'. Evrn in n rolci ;:~lJ~· tolr.r ant cit)' llkr Denver . lh<• sys tem Iakf.•s disrrPel notice of a virtl m' s skin color. Since the Colorado dralh penally was reimposed in l n9. DerWf'l' prosecuto rs have sought the sent ence only once. against a Hispanic who klll!'d a white woman In esp('rially savage, fashion . Yet his crime was not the first In recent city hi story in which murder foll ow~d a kidnapping, sexual assault and torture. In previous cases. however, there existed this dlllerence: Both victims and defendants were minorities . As a result, press and public lnteresl never reached vigila nte pitch. Not only dealh·penalty sla tutes would have been at risk had ·' seve n. Sena te rae!'s in which time after the winner has been Democratic challe nger s de· chosen," not es Common Cause fea ted Republic.an incumbent s President F'red Wertheimer . la st yea r , II rou nd 150 cases in The post-elec ti on contribu· which PACs ba cked th e loser lions, cynically known among · durinp; the camp aign, lh~n sup· Washin gton insiders as "gel · ported the winner aft er t he smart - la~e money," are on ly one election . manifestation of a ~ys tem of Perhaps no other· practice so financing elections l or the House convin ci ngl y establis hes the and Senate I hal ls fundamentally fra udulence of claims tha PACs · corrupt. are merel y a means to coordiThere is no more abusive nate contributions !rom well· element of that sys tem th an th!' intentioned citizens. pervasive influence of PACs "Citizens, however. don ' t vote operatPd to advance the political for bo lh candidates - once age nd as ol spt"c l a l i nterest before. the election and a second groups . Last year alone. PACs poured more than $110 million in~ o congre ssional campa igns - and any body wha believes th at much of tha t money was-devot ed lo the cause of "good government" is hopelessly naive. "A large pari of the American public thinks th is Congress is the best money can buy." says Sen. Law ton Chil es. D-F'Ia. " When a ca ndid ate ca n get himsel f Into a position 10 gel obl igat ed (to PACsl I hal's tak ing the election away from the people, " add s Sen. John Sten ni s, D·Miss . Amo ng the exa mples of 198fi get-smart-late con tributions to vic torious Democratic senators by PACs documented by Co mmon Cause: In North Dakota , the American Bankers Association gave$10,000 to in cumbent Republican Mark Andr~w s bf'fore the election and SlO.OOO more to Democra t Kf'nl Conrad after he won I be con test. In Alabama, I he ba nkers group gave $10.000 to Republican Incumben t Jeremiah Denton and later gave $!i,OOO t o Democratic c h a11en~N Richard C. Shelby . Boeing gave S7.800 to Denton. then .swi tched sides and gave $3.000 to Shelbv . Ander.~on r easoning: They beli eve thai Hart . burdened with a susceptibility fo r bad publicity and sa ddled with $1. 3 mi l lion in ca mpaign debt s, is a polr nlia l loser. The financiers like B ielen. but they have doubts about his nati onal appeal. After thr New Ha mp sh ire primary nine mon ths fr om now thev fear I hal bot h Hart and Biden co.uld be ha s- bec ns. Th e nrxl and biggest test after New Hampshire is "Supe r T uesday':" March 8, when 13 Soulhern sta tes select a third of thr Democra tic co nvPntion delega les. The bi g win ner herr could be a shoo -in for the nomi nation. "On ly two men {of tho se r unn i ng) ca n gel Sou therne r s to probability he will be nom inated. And if nom ina i Pd. wit h the Sou th as his securit y blanket. eve n a strong Republican ca nd i· dale like Sen. Roberl · Dole of K ansas would find II dllflcul t to defeat Gore and a modera te North ern or W E'SI ~ rn running has wrilt<>n a book , "Ra ising PG Kid s in an X ·Ra ted Society." Some of her supporters have de!'p r ight -wing roots. which di smavs some of Sen . Gore 's liber al backers. "She is going to have to divorce some of th ese [l('oplr. even if she doen s"l t'naiP . divorce her causr." said one This. at any ra te, is the reasoni ng of suc h seaso ned money men as I MPAC founder Nathan Landow. a Maryland land dPvelopcr; JMPAC's shrewd tact icia n: Wi ll iam Crolly, a Florida lawyer; and ot her ea rly backers of Gore. The "seed money" they r·a tse wi ll be matched and then some. our sources believe, by corporate exerulives,.. Gore's father, 79 -year·old Al votP in· a primary," one power bert Gore Sr .. was himself a broker told us. " Jesse Jack so n ca n turn out blacks . AI Gor e ca n highly regarded Tenn essee senamake Southern while m ales get tor who once drea m ed of the pres idency. He is now an Occid· off the ir i keislersl ." If Gore wins on Super Tuesday en t al Oil bigwig, and ot her oil and maintain s hi s momentum for men are a lready responding to hi s appea ls on behalf of his son. tl1rrr months until the California Gore's wi fe. T ipper. has cru primary - which Is likely' to . mean sudden deat h for all bu t one saded aga inst sexuall y orient ed ea ndid al!' - !h er~ Is a strong lyrics on tapes and records and pena~ty and Spear R~RORERTO, DIAS UPI Spt~rts \\r1~ er RF.REA. Ohto 1UPl t - Vctrr·an k_tcker Ma rk M osele;•. the fourlh-.leadmg S(orer tn NFL hJstor,·. Wednesda y was rt'· teased by lhP Cleveland Browns. Mos!'lry, .19, JOmed Cleveland . last yea r after Brow ns' "kicker Mall Bahr· suffer ed- a SPasoncndingkncr injuryagainst Pill sburgh on Nov . 23. rv!osel<·y . a freP agent aft er IJei ng waived b)•' Wa shingt on on Ort. J:l. was signed il)' Clo1 eland on Nov. 26. In four regular· season games ll'ith the Browns. ·you that releasing a V!'tera n is ho· ronneeted on slx of se,·en drff1rult . Th1s rs no exception. bu1 field-goa l allempts and made 13 we h a ':.e eva I u a I ed 1he of li conversions. Situation. ' ' ' _Moseley also booted the de<·i· The Brow ns draftedk1cker J:ff "'·e 27-)•ard freld goa l 2: 02 into .I aeger ofWashm gton tn Ihe t hir d doubl.~ overtime to lift Cleveland m und of la st week 's NFL draft. to a 23-20 AFC' pla yoff vict or;· and he IS expected to take over O\'Pr the New Yo r k. Jet s on. l an. :r, Bahr 's No. 1 spot as th e lall er' 1 ," M ark certainly g·ave us a · recovery fr om surgery has bl?f'n strong effort last year ," sai d slow. Cil';•r tand Coach Marly Schol · Moseley, who owns a tra vel tcnheimer. " Hr's a certain Hall of F a m ~r. and a rea l professional. "Natura ll v, an)· roach will tell likelihood of receiv ing the death se nt ence than whiles . A re spec ted study published In thr A merican Soclloglra l Review In 1981 found that whit e murderers were ac tually more likel y than black s to be se ntenced to death bPtwren 1967 and 1978. The reason : Most mu rders Involve [l('ople of the sa me race, and blacks are rarely put to death for killing blacks. agenr,· in Vi r ginia .dld notrel urn 1. 380. phone ra ll s to his )i ay market. · M os.Piey is third on ·th<>all - lime Va ., home. . field goals list wi th :tOll. Stenerud A 16-year V('l eran who signed is first . with :!~ followed bv with t~ e Redskins on F'eb. 1. 1974 _ Blanda"s 3.1!\. Turner Is fourt:h foJJowmg a sea son with Philadel· wit h :!04. phia and two with Houston . During hi s tenurp with tho Moseley has t ota led 1,3B2 points to place lourfh on the NFL's carerr scoring list behind George Blanda . t2.002 point s! . . Jan St<>nerud 11.6131 and Jim Tu rner t1.4:\9i Jim Bakken is fifth wit h Four ~tudent ., with Budorv Dojo of Ta e Kewan Do ad~ anced in' brown belt t·ank fo llowing exte nsive training an d a test. Advancing to the ra nks of brow n bell W<'re Sroll Brinker . 14 , who demonstraled ove r 1100 tec hniques to earn sc nkyu, th(• third r ank of brown belt. Sroll has been involved in karate for more than a year and did his ear lier training in sholokan ka r · ate, a strang .Japanese st.vle· Adva nci ng 10 the rank s of 1 COUPON W. T . Engli \ h." Micke.v Davis , and Aaron William s. The lhrpe stu· dents hold the highes t 'ra nk among the SJ udents ol the Dojo and have been in trai ning fo r · about two years . At their presPnl rate of progress , they will be testing fo r rhe coveted .bl ack bell som etime this fal l. The nikvu studenls have mas lered some 1600 tec hniques. Includ ing se lf defense, blocking, stri king. kirk i ng, join t lock ing, spra rrin g, and tr ad it iona l weapons techn iqu es. RUSSELL STOVER CANDY · $1 25 OFF 1 POUND BOX is~crioinidiideigirieieibirioiv.i'niibeilit. i"'i'Ci.riciiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiihirioiwinil_h~~·illi.iAilliairieisiluidents of the Budoryul. Dojo of 'fae Kwan Do. Powell even sugges ted that creativr :t ttorn('ys might claim " thP physical allractiveness ol th e delendanl or the victim" plays a rol e in sr n te n cin~. Still . his conclu sio n Is lull or unintended Irony: The sa me high court that has turned sc hool distl'l cts Inside out on the basis or s1a 1istlcal data no more comp!'ll· lng than that ptesente!l In the Georgia case - a court, mo· reover. that has embraced racial hiring larl!els even when there was no evi dence or prior dlscr lm· l nallon suddenly find s a similar use of statistics distaste· lui wheh applied to Its own professional bailiwick. How convenient. Forlunately. pressing for abolition of the death penally Is nol the only way 10 rool out sentencing bias. Why not simply work to see that the death p!'nalty Is sought more often for killers ol blacks? It Is not black mur derers who are discriminated against, after all. In recent decades, blacks generally have faced no greater MURPHY'S MART PIERCED EARRINGS (1 Large Rack I Buy 1 Pair-Get 2-pair SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY EXPIRES 5·11 -87 FRIDAY MAYS 3 DAY SALE SATURDAY MAY9 SUNDAY MAY 10 is inevita.ble . HI. OIIAN SEED S76S •rx 5.99 Value ONLY$ 439 SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY EXPI,RES 5· 11 -87 OUR REO. I .H • Economlcal tawn: fast germinating; ryegrass, bluegrass and fescue UJ. COUPON QUICI COiflll OIIAIIIIID 10,000 SO. FT. ITARTER FERTILIZER 15,000 SQ. FT. 20.99 ::.r::. 28.99 :::::. 10 99 OUII REG. • • Oeans out dandelions and other broad h)af weeds as it feeds your lawn to help it grow rich and green ff,ff • Encourages rapid plan t and lurt development 4.99 TURF PLUIHALTI 13.99::::. 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Scott Drinker. n,ot pictured, has adva nc~d to sankyu, thirddegret• summC'r a nd our sourcrs bclirve dis cr iminat Pd against. ·Redskin's. Moscle\' kirkrd 26.T field goal > and add.ed 417 rom·f>r sions. for J.:!Oti points in lti!l Sl!'aighl games. His 161 points in 191\:\ led the ·lrague ' and estaillished a slngl ("s('uson rrrord for point s by a kicker . · THINK · SPRING and ... Four·pupils ·advance in brown belt rank Democratic fundraiser sympa thetic to Sen. Gore, "or we are going to divorce her." NEW F'ED CHIEF?: Federal Reserve Board Chairm an Paul Volcker's term expires thi s hr .wil l not be reappointed. When former While House Chief of Staff and Vo lcker nemesis Don Regan resigned , the specul alion in financial ci rcles was that the Fed chief would be named to anot her lrrm. But Treasury Secretary James Baker. who differs with Volcker over bank r egulation policy. has taken up the attack and will probably block any allempl to reappoinl the chairman. Vol ckr r has told Fed colleagues tha i Baker 's poli~ies ri sk another 1930s·style bankin g crisis . Page 5 Cleveland Browns .releas_e veteran .kicker Mark Moseley colorblind _ _ _ Vincen l Carroll the Supreme Court ruled differont lv . As .Ju stice Lewis Powell noted in the maj ority opinion, "l thr Georgia delrndant'sl claim. ta ken toils log ical conclusion. throws in to se riou s qucsliQn the princlplrs th·at undelie our Pntirr rrlmlnal j ustirP system ... we cou ld soon be fared with si milar claim s as 10 ot her lypes of penally." Perhaps research would reveal that male robbers are trratcn more harshly th an fp. m alrs. or I hat rura l rapists face lon ger· sentences th an their un ban ro llragues who operate i n a Thll Daily Sentinel Pomeroy. Middleport, Ohio ,.EICRIP"TIONt ' Fn.ndly IIINice E. Millin ' PH 192-29U Pom.. ov. Oh Optn Nleht• till I ·• ... �. Page- 6- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio , Thursday, May 7, 1987 Rangers whip Indians in battle Qf knuckleballers,. 7 to 2 " fly JV IIKE IUB UN Odditle McDowell and '· P~l e Evans, Kirk Gibson and Mall walked four in seven Innings. Boston R!?d Sox to a 0. 21 riumph over 1he Oakland Alhletirs. Ul' l S,porls Wrller O'Brien. Larry Parrish hit a Nokes hit home r uns Wednesday Buke pitched I he final · two "jii ' i · 1\ I{! .INCTON, Texa s tUI?I I - rwo·run homer In the fourth this to help I he Detroit Tigers brea k a Innings for his first save. " Thr· o i~~S l pla .vr•r 1he T~xa s . sixl h 1 and Pete O'Brien had a four-game losing streak with a CHICAGO rUP I I Rick Hongrrs hav<· bciil lhe olde." solo homer in lhr firth this 7-5 victory over the Seal tie Rhoden pilched a two'hltter and pla yer In all o f ba seball W<•dne s· four th). Par rish also singled in a Mariners. .._ Gary Ward drove In a pair ol cla v ni ght in il du01 or knuckleball run In the elghlh. MILWAUKEE tUPTI - Mike runs, leading the New York th rowpr.,- onl y om' pf whom h(Jd 'Tve hll Phil wc!J and I 've hit Will and DeWayne Buice com- Yankees to a 41 victory over the hi s b< •Sl >lu lL · · his brother tJoeJ well , l oo," said bined on a flvc·hit shu1out and Chicago Wh ite Sox. C IJarll ~ ·Hough, :1<1, did noi Parrish. "I've• always hit knu r · Jack Howell hit a solo home r un BOSTON I UP! I -Mike Green· Jli fJW an rt.~rnrd run . madf' the klrball pilrhers pr<'ll)' good I 'vr to lead the Ca l ifornia Angels to wel l. filling in for Inj ured left kt'y pil chr·s when he hart 10 and even hil Charlie rHoug h1good In their fourth st raighl virtory , a :l·O fielder J lm Rice, hit a game~t' n< · ral l .r baffled the Cle,·ela nd spring training. decision over lhe Milwaukee winning, threr-run :home r un In Indi ans. "I 'm probabl y onP oflhc wr lrd Brewers. lhe seventh inning lo lead the 1'1111 Nlekro. 4R. ga\'P up three gu ys . I lik e 10 fac e Will . 4-2. strurk oul nine and IJomP run s. in c l udin~ a thrfl(l· r un knurkleball!'rs.' · pllched we l L 1 'lji;ii;i;i;i;i;i;i;i;;;l;;:;;;;;;;;;;;~---~ h! ;Jst in tlw l'irst inning b.v PPtfl " I lhought Phil ln c·;~v i .!! li ; l t h ;;~ t pur Clr·\'l'land hut, it sremed when hr made a '· bt·hinrll or gor1d . mistake wr· made him pay. I t ;J ddt'd up to <:1 7-2 Texas Th ai' s I he Wily ills wilh knuekle· victor y . thr· H.wl~r ' rs rlgh rh hai Ls. If 11 doesn' t break , It' s jus! ... rr aighr jj l hornl'. Roth pil chrrs an offspeed pl1ch eomlng up PmN w·d lrom 1t1c' ('On trs r with thPrC'e~t7!l m iiC's a n hour." ~ - J reeord<... · Clr•veland sro red in I he first on " Hou gh is 00(' ol t h(• ~JPSI a slngl r by Rrell Rullcr, a knuck lr•ball pitdH·rs then' Is." rwo·ba sr fie ldi ng error by ~aid (' J(•vc•l i.J nd manilgt·r Jlu1 O'll r len ill f!r s1 on u hard hit Cor ral0s. "H " was ilf'IIL•r lhan gro undP r from .Juli o FrJ nco, a n 11 fJUr s tonight' ." RBI grou ndc•r h"· .lo<• C'ilrlc-r antl ' Hough heii l llw Indians lor lhf' a run scor ing b<.~ s r hit bv Mel nlnr h r·o nsN' Ut ivP li mf', aJiow in g Hall. · Pight hit.~ . striking out six un ll Th~ · onl.\ ' olht'r big rh rN I I b.v REG. $20.00 w<J i king nnn r in go ing t hC' d is · CleVl· lund ramr In lhf' fou r lh l: tn <T· fo r t ht' st•ronU linw t tli ..., whr·n lhP Ind ians loaded thP .\ 'l 'LI r . ha ses with two ou t only 10 have SALE " I h ~1d prrtry good control ~;1d Chris Rando II"' ou1. 1ha I Is I hr kP,V. " soicl Hough. who " Hough lhrrw a grea t game," hu s now pit('hf'd morf' inning-s sa id Cil'vel and Sl'COnd ba seman ON THE "T" IN MIDDLEPORT t l.4 171 lhanan.v ol herp ilchrrina Tony &rnazard. " It seemed I hal Texas uniform . " Our dPfPnse the knuck lrrs werf' com in g In ~ Wi.IS ,I.! I'P ~Jf . . Wr f'JlJght hlllablc, but we didn' t jump on PVC'r.v ttlin,g . i them . I don ' t remember him =.:c·-=-, • -_f lj l fl( 'il v iglii.l ,t.; <JV f ' '1'0X;Js th(' lea d wal kin g anyone and that Is lhe i n the nrsl w llh hi s lragu<• key . When he 1hrows the MIDDLPEORT lcad i n~ lit h homPr Df the year knuckler well, It' s unhil lable." . 992-5627 which Cilm!' afl er si ngles by DETROIT <UP i i - Darrell APERFECT 81FT FOR MOM •Slips •.Panties •Lingerie •Summer Robes MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL . FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY· 30°/o OFF ALL - Mother's Day Special WOMEN'S SHOES I ' FIFTH t;:RADE CHEERLEADERS - This Is the llllh grade cheerleadlng squad of Racine Elementary School and Includes, front, Jennl Hill, Brandl Mallory, Christian Cummins, Angle eARlS» ----c · · . (~ta~~· h~u$~~ - 1 ISOTONE~ $J600 1 :' ( - • : By .JOEL SHERM AI'i UPI Sporb Writf r NEW YORK rUPIJ - The New York Mets emerged from a losing homes rand sayin g I he -- 0 kPyS to a win iling sraso n orr in plarr. New York drreal<•d 1~r Cinr ln· nat I R <' ds. ~l·2 Tu esday nlghl to f'Omplele ils longeSI stlnl this season at Shr'a Sta dium with a Ci·o ,record . , Dul'ing 1hr h om~s t a nd . though , i heM~I s' startingpllchlngbr,gan ·10 rrolsrovN its suprl'lor form of 'las t season and Dave Magadan •r stabl lshPd himsel f as ~ n Pvrr~ dav third ba sem an. 1\nd, on Tu.esda;·. New York rrgal n<'d lis ,aggr<,>ss jvr nrss. · 1 ' "L'ast ~ear we were able to I'! in games 1 with our power, sperd. •pitching and defense," Me" 'srro nd ba sema n Wally Barkmiln said. "Our styk• was _.:,, had no ,. lyle, Tonight. we gol thr good pilchlng and were aggressive." • Rick Agyllrra. :1-1, reg-istered : 1he third s1 raight strong outing bv a Met sturtcr. Hrpitr hedelght Innings, allow ing right hit s, two ' un s, one walk and struck out a r<ll'l'rr-hlgh nine . He threw lhrer wild pit ches In thr firs t thrr0 Inn ings - lhe : second or w.hlrh gave Clnclnnali ils fh·st run- but srttled dow n. SALE PRICES GOOD . 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' IIAIE SIIVICE ap p£'a ra nr£' s inrr elbow surgl'r:v EUGIBLE MODELS: * * '87 FORD ESCORT '87 MERCURY LYNX • * 14l :OL TIDE F••IIJ Size No age limit Limit 1 Per Person 1 Special Per family Single & Groups '4-IOLL 1987 FORD ESCORT Over (30) To Choose from • Hurry While Selection Is Good! "' Taken IICIUII MEADOW liTH ONE DAY ONLY • •' ••' SATURDAY; MAY 9· 10 A.M. 'nL 4:30 P.M. AT ELBERFELD$ DEPT.,STORE P-lOY, OliO ..., .. - 5ome Of Our Best ·Moving Models•••• Now Your Best Buy!" 11 FREE SPECIAL Pl!RCHASE! 1!!1 •• MARGUERITE SHOES E. MliM Sl. POMEROY IN LIVING COLOR 84 OL You Asked For 'Em --:-- We Got 'lm 8 X 10 .,- 299 - SPECIAL PURCHASE .2·5. /o PHOTO SPECIAL 12 oz. NOW LORElL ' MOTHER'S DAY WEEKEND SPECIAL 0 OFF In November . Tim Burkl' surrr ndered one hil over two Innings , -~ti llwr! L Bob McCl ure was touched for onC' ~ ·Hr I hen slrurk out Clndnnali 's • hi t In 1 1-:l, and Randy St. Clair<• ,,No. :1 and l hitt ers - Dav·r recorded lhe final two out s, arker and Eric Davis- before allowing one hit. J\llanta slar ter Rand,· O'Nea L Buddy· .Bell cxlrnd e ~ hi s hilling streuk to 12 games with a hloop ll. look the loss. RBI single to draw lhC' Reds to · :l-2. llu1 Aguilera rebounded 10 PHILADELPHIA 1UP!o . trike out Bo Diaz. Plnrh·hltter Ter r)' Puhl' s I WO· " I'm gr al eful lha r hr had ou1 Infield single In l hr nlnlh ~o nfid l'ni'r In me, " i\guilr•ra .<aid inning scored .lose Cruz from of man ager Dill'f'V .Johnso n. who third buse to gtvr lh0 Hous lon stuck with his sra rl N In lhr Astros a :~- 2 vir t or~ · O\'f'r th0 '·dghth. Philadelphia Phllll~s . C1·uz lead off the nin th wllh a " He was sailing- the hall UWa\'," Pal'kel· said or i\guill'ra. singlf' off loser KenI Trkulvr, I · I . who. u s~d his fork ba l l 10 rompiP· Mark Railrv sacri fi ced Cruz to • mr nl his sinker ana fastbalL " I second and 'cr uz moved to third wasn'1 trying 10 hit the ba ll out when pinch -hitter Craig Rey against him. I was jusl try ing lo _nolds groundro ouL Pu hl th en makr co ntarL We• just have Ia be• singled ofl' T ekulvr's glove Ia a little more selective ragain s1 drive home the winning run . J\gull~ru 1" , L.arr)· Andersen. who look owr • Th~ Mots. 1rho have not hit a for starter Nolan Ryan In the sevrnl h, pitched two -innings lo hom ~ run In threr ~ames and had ILTUlllll ITEUI liT NOW . be(•n shut our in lhl'ir pre\'ious gain th e viciOry. his third In fo ur .lor Mugranr pl1rh<·d a four· two outing-s . g-ol 1hr r uns I hey derisio ns. Ouvo Smilh pl1 r hed hitler for his fir >< ro mplrrc• game. and ri ghl firlrler Curl nre!lrd fol' Aguilera wilh lhf'lr l hr ninth for his six th save. Ford on•vcntcd a home ru n in th <' aggr esslvenr'Ss. Coni inurd on pagr K SAN DIF.GO <UP! I Rookie In I he firsI inning, Len D)'kW'" and Hackmtw bPal out back-t11· r;;:;:;:;:;:~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ bark bunt s leadin g off aga lnsl Mario Solo, 2·1. Dykstra ml· \'a nced on a ll,vo u1 and sror ed un a groundou t by Gary Car1rr. In 1he seco nd. HowardJ ohnson slng!Pd, stole seco nd and sror~d on u single by Duvr Magadan . .John so n hus mov-ed from lhird bose IO shorts top and Magadan , who was :1 ror l is now tlw rvrr)•duy thi rd ba seman . In the firth, Mag;JC!an walked. wc•nt to second on an Agui10ra sarrlfcr and scored on a llykstra sing!<•. "We only won one ballg-amr in I he laS! t hrrc•, but we are starling to get somC' lhings right ." Bark· man suid. " Fear!)· In rhr• sruso n wr were n't getti ng 1hP pilrhlng, but now we are. And l rus1 me. lh ls tc·am Is going lo hit." · ATLANTA 1UPlt Rr.v n Smilh and 1hrN' rellevrrs rom · blned on a srvrn-hltler. and eighth when ha all owed lradorr slnglrs to Kal Daniels and Kur1 40 COUIIT BENADRYL DECOJIIESTIJIT 001 REGUlAR Sl.H MORE FREE!!! ARRID 99 389 10% OFF 4o v/0 EFFERDEIT 1 YOUR CHOICE . . NOW 1 \llll '"'"'~ 40 COUJIT TABLETS 49 NOW 001 !!GulAR S1U! WHILE SUPPLIES lAST!! oz. COLGATE 79 9' 1199 CAJIDY C-41 Process 6.4 59 9 BABE COLOGNE 001 REGUlAR SU7 SPRAY 2OZ. ....... .. .... .. NOW 399 . NOW David Jastls, Bryan ,Justis , Robert Reiher, Mary Jo Wolfe; standin g, I to r, Coach Alan Crisp, Jeremy' Northup, .lohn Sp~ncer, .Beth Clark, Michae-l Van Meter ; not pictured Is Kevin Turley . Mets .edge Reds 3-2, snap losing streak r.==:::;:===:;:::;;:::::;:::;::::;;;::::::;::::======::;- I! I i" SHOE PLACE : ' n WINNERS OF TOURNEY - This filth grade team , the Racine Royals, won the Southern Local District lillh grade tournament and team members r eceived certificates and m edallions at the annual banqucl. They are, knee lin~. I to r, Teaford; second, Rachel Hensler, Tabitha Willford , Marcl Matlhews, Jennlfer'Rowe ; third, Rocbelle ' Rowe, Aimee Manuel, Christl Hawk, Rhonda Spaun. Advisor Is Becky Mallory. PHOTOS BY HONEY PORTRAITS Now Drlve·Traln Warranty. I " �, • • .. Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Thursday, May 7, 1987- Byars ·9 ptimistic abOut 1987 comel>ack1" 'nMI,..uJ' ,; «:~mco Majon> lu.lliAKII'I' (t"J•IA(wft ·~ )Il l ,\ IJnrn'!OOitll . 1\'lnl,. 1-h . 1: J.1 p.m. • 'Frtdll,\:·,. (iunl+.,; .Min"' ...." !' Ill ~.. _.. \ 'ur ... nlrhl • tl, ,. n ~">u.. fll,w 111 f ' II ·H~and. nl(l;llt Oiaki:.J~Jd ~~ lh-lrnll . nllljhl f 'u iJf~>rnllll ;" Bt•lllon , nhrht :\;\1'11J:O. : \1 . u ·:,\m ·•:· 11,\ t ni lo ·til •r,M lnh•rnlll ~' " .. ,., " ~ ~· II 1:1 I '! 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't·. rl ll< • ,j c·,urur·nl " .I. ,\Ill,_ :w ko·•· U 1\ro., lull ~- l l.rkl rurtl '! \ o•\'1 Yurk I, I 'hlr •ll&: ll I ll:r ll hrour r• !i, ~1 1 11111 ' •< ~ 11 II T'''"" i . f h•• ••l,ur •l '! 1\ :u r. ~ ( ' ·' ~ · •• ~ Il l • - I I I f "' /. t-·rxtl hall ltr·II' :IM'd t. J r · k ·~· .\1 :1r~ \l u• •·h ·)' : plm ·••rl rr~nnln .: h:w L ' ""''" Sum un lnjurr•d rc-, r·rH: annnrror ~ · d ro•llr•·n H1ll ;,ll'l'll( t'r )la rk Ur•11 11 11 rd. :\ll ltrnl - ,\ Nr• •t·d t ro l'llrllr lll'l li 'rl)l" M'lt !1 11'1'1' llll 'kl1· Ylko• ('h :U'Io.,. M ets edge ....___l_·o_n_tln_u_ro_rr_o_m_p_a_gc_ 7_ __ ' SAVE '69 MOTHER'S DAY SALE • 8ra4••tloa Steelalf CEDAR • •SHORTS •TOPS THURS., FRI. & SAT. · by pc. dinette ut. ~ilo S1499S Save '60 lEG. 1250 Lanr · , $·17995 SA\'1 110 NEW 2 PC. E.A. LIV. RM; SUITE No Layaway lEG., 1319.00 $19995 eighth inning to hlghllghl the SL the r ight -hander 's first compll'te' Louis Cardln :l!s' :1-0 victory over game of the season. 290 Nonh Second lh ~ Sa n Dirgo Pa dres. SAVE 1120 Reuschcl, seeking his first Middleport. Ohio 45760 M a gra n ~. ~ -0 . ca llt•d up fr om victory Dodger adlum sincee I~!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=================:::;:==~=-= Louisv ille• of l hr Amer ica n Asso· 1977, didatnot walk Si a ba i ter whil ~ ela tion ;1\1\Ai April 24, a ll o w ~d strik ing out three. Di'spite the only four singil''· slruck oulthrer loss. the right · hander took ove r and 'wa lked n o n~ . Th ~ left-bander the league's E RA lead at 1.68 r etired 22 hlt i<•r s on grqundoul s from Los An ~el es' Bob Welch. and did nol allow a runn~ r past fir st base. SAN FRAN CI SCO 1UP I I In lhr elghlh , Ford lea ped ,Jody Dav is hil l wo home r uns agla nst lhe right-fi eld fence , to and s~or<'d th ree l imes to power takl' away a homl' r un fro m Lu is lhc Chi cago Cubs pas t lhe San · Salaza r. Padres slar ler Ed Wh it· l'rancisro Gia nts 9-4. son. :1'4. allowrd seven hil s and Chicago star ter Sco11 Sander two r un s in ~Pv r n innings. son, 2·0, surv ived lhree San Thr Cardi nals sco red In thr<'P Fra ncisco home runs - all solo different in ni ngs , all wllh two shots - to earn lhc v ictory, Lee out. Smilh worked two innings for his sevenlh sa ve. LOS ANG Ji LE:S !U Pi t - Ri ll Gia nt s' sta r ter Mark Davis, Madlock' s infidel single - the J2, walked five and ~ave up four Dodgers' thi rd of thr sixth inning runs In lhree Innings. - scor<'d Ma1·iu no Duncan with .Jody Davis and San F ra ncis· the t le- br ~ak l n g r wn, and Or e! ro 's Candy Maldonado lraded Hershlsrr tossed a seven-hitt er solo homers in the second and 10 send Los Angeles to a 2· I each added another homer later . triumph ove r th<• Pitt sburgh Pir ates. Th ~ Doclgt'l's pos l ~d onl y their lhird onr -run viclory In 11 lrles this spason despit e gelt lng ju sl five balls beyond the Infield off hard · luck sl arl er Rick Reusr hei , Hani~t Sharon Haye. Mark Antho11y Friend Haye, Friend, plan wedding Plans arc !x'ing ann ounct>d for lhr op~n church wedding of Harrjet Sharon Haye and Mark Anthony FriPnd . The w<'dding wlll take p l a~l' at 2 p.m . on Ma y J6 al lhe Laurel Cliff Frcr Methodist Church on Laurel Cliff Roa d . .\ program of music ~ill prec·pd e th e C'('rcmon,\·. She i"- lhe daughter of Mrs. BPilu BJork, Ballimore, MeL and the lalf' Meyer Block . .He is th e son of Shirley and Rkh ard Friend. :16000 Rock Springs Road, Pomem' . A reception will be held al the chu rch, Immediate!;· foll• Jwing 1he ePremony. • • •• $2.00 Cover Chorge Must Be 21 ' FURNITURE, All, MAmESSES & WATERBEDS SATURDAY, MAY 9-Noon to 5:00PM HOLIDAY INN 450 P ike St., Gallipolis, Oh. $158 PC. PINE GROUP .. ..S 19 8 Carmel area happenings MATTRESSES S38 From ' tO<h I"· TOUCH . ...... OMGINAl Oil PAINnNGS GIMf U" d6" Drt;.l ,.._ LAMPS '2999 S38 bouatlt tM fetnllni"'l lnvemory of ...,.... cr....... 111d """' o,.,,., ~'< ' ~ ,.., u\ROIIEltCYIOI't OF FIIAMII an~ ... ...' ' ' 1987 RANGER 414 Mrs. Floyd Ross, 292 Bu 1nker Mrs. Elva Dean Ra mlt ~ of Pomeroy was ,th(' Sunday guest of Mrs. Eunle Brinker. Also visiting Sunday with M rs . Brinker was Mr. and Mrs. Barney O'Brien or Junction City. Mr. and Mrs. Doy le Multi and family of Mansfield spent the weekend with Lula Circle. Mr. and Mrs. James Circle of New Haven spent the weekend at tht>ir hOm(' here . Pam Fon>man or Portland was lhe dinner' guest Sunday of. Lula Clrt'le. ONLY $22625 5 speed trans., rear step bumper, AM/FM PER MONTH TAX&TITLE INClUDED Auto. trans., split bench seat, air cond., speed control, tilt wheel, dual electric remote mirrors, digital clock, clear coat paint. stereo, interval wipers, custom trim. • PER MONTH ONLY TAX & TITlE ~U INClUDED 1986 ESCORT All PUMENTS l ASED. ON 9.S% APR, 60 MTH. SlOOO.OO DOWN PLUS REBATE. 6"/o TAX & TITLE FEE IS INClUDED IN All PAYMENT5. r.·' She deserv1es only the best! $12 52 1 PER MONTH TAX & TITlE INClUDED ONlY ' 450 overdrive trans., AM/FM stereo. • TouchmiiJcTM Comral makes microwave cooking an easy as t ·2·31 • • Cooks by Time or to , Tempererure with onu set of instructions, OVER 75 UNITS TO C~OOSE FROM • Patenled Aotawave• Cooking Syatem coo kS' fast and 81/&Qiy, • 700 W.tll ol Full Cooking Power. • Large, Slllnlesi StetJI Interior. • Strang1P.Yeer Llmltnd Wltrnrnly. Only Amana cove" so much for so long. Ask us for details. · ON THE SPOT FINANCING SEE: RICK TOLLIVER, BU.L HAAS or PAT HILL Ill • Completo SetYO:. Oopt :. Prices Frtm lut ~ ot: $ 18 800 INGELS FUINIITUIE (CREDIT TERIIISI 461 S. 31D 992-2196 I .. ' ;,.'4 •••• . 992·2174 · ' Academic excellence banquet set Th<' t hlrd annual Meigs County Acadr mlr Excellence Banquet will be hel d a17 p.m. Thu rsday in th ~ Mrll!S High School Cafeteria. William L Buckley, Talented and Gift<'d Coordinat or. Meigs Coun t)' Schoo ls. announ ced tod ay., Sponsor ed by 1h(' Meigs Count;· Board of Educa tion in coopcra · tlon wllh l h<' lhr('(' !oral sc hool dlslrlcts - Eastern, Meigs and Soulhcr n - t h ~ banquet honors th<' lop st udrnt s In gradrs 4, 6, K, 10 and 12 from all public• schools In lhe count:>. This y~ar Fit s tud ~ nt s wi ll be presenre.d awards. Speakr r will be Jim RogPrs, Meigs Count;· Schools Psyrhologi~ l. who will t'Nil'r this yl'at' followin J: a number of y('ars ' servl<'<' In Meigs County, 3 PC. LIVING ROOM SUITES W hew. . Crossover Band Friday & Saturday Night May8&9 TRUCKLOAD SALE NOW POMEROY WE HAVE THE KEYS TO A BEmR DEAL 1987 TAURUS Friday, May~- Tho• mlnl~ll·r i' lh~ pastor of thP Mount Zion U oiled Br!'lht•rn Chun·h. Tho•y ar~ th1• paro•nls of three children and haw six gn•at·grandchildrPn, 159" 500 EAST MAIN PAT HILL FORD ·TES·T THE BEST . ANNIVERSi\RY - Tlw R..v. ART SALE ........ 1f2 Price SMITH NELSON MOTORS DON'T· BUY JUST A VEHICLE GET THE ENTIRE DEALERSHIP QUALITY, SERVICE & SALES AT Hill Road, Pmnt•roy, will ohso•rYl' lhdr 3~1h wedding annlwt•sary from FRIDAY 9 A.M.-7 P.M., SATURDAY 9 A.M.-3 P.M. ONLY ' MIZWAY TAVERN Lps A n g~ l ~s had only six hil s, just two of whic·h reached an oulfl ~ ldc· r , and boil1 of il s run s wC"rC' un r arnr d. • H ~ t· s hl s !• r . who fr ll to lh ~ ' Plt·ates In his last star1. struck out sewn and wal ked tw o In squ:n·tng his rrrord at l :l. I t was Is most often used to examine the Question: How does a doctol' knee j oint , II has several" others usc an arthroscope? · · uses. Th~ device ca n be used to Answer: When doctors per; view the elbow, wrist. hlp, ankle, for m arlhroscopy on the kn ee shoulder and j aw joints . and lower limbs, they usually use Many surgica l procedures can . a loc~ l anestheti c. Examining be done through the knee joint lhe kne<' generally take about with an atthroscope. ·For in· half an hour , t o n g~r of surgery tf stan ce, doctors ca n repa ir l orn beln ~ Performed. cartilage through an arth roscope Ar throscopy Is a common ' lnslead of performing surgery, procedur~ used 10 diagnose I hP which reduces the time li takes condition of people wilh knee for patients to recover. 1i a pain and suspected tears Inside pat lenl has loose bodies such as I he jolnL An ar lhrosope can be bone or cartilage In the knee used' IO detect and treat joint , joint , they can be removed di sorder s aM help patients ·r e· through the 'scop.c, , turn loa normall,lfe. MOTHERS, YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO BRING .YOUR FAMILY AND TEST DRIVE A NEW PONTIAC AND BUICK AND RECEIVE A FREE HANGING BASKET The theme for the SouthPrn Alumni Assora t lon banquet which will be held on May 23 at 6 p.m . wiH be The Good Ole Da ys. A display of antiques from the .Southern area, especially quilt ' lhal arc hanljmade will be a fea ture and residents arr invited lo displa.v quilts. Informal ion maybe obtained from Dal f' Harl. 949·2656, Larry Fis her . 992-6104; or Roby n Reiber , 949-2288 afiN 6 p.m. Tlckel s for the banquet will be on sale at the Home Na lional Bank and Villagt> Cutrate In Ra cine, or res idents may ca ll Joyce at 949-249:l unt il 4 p.m. or after 5 p.m .. 949-2695 to t·eservr ticket s. rr====:::::::::::::::::::::;- 1·2, . ,. arthroscopic surgery? lS through small Incisions in the skin about one-fourth Inch long, Since Japan . Introduced the modern ar throscope In this coun· try in the early '70s, It has become an Important tool in the doctor's office. What makes arthroscopy special is that it transmit s· light through optical fiber s, eliminating the need for mirrors or other ·light sources. Thi s permits doctors to see inside a joint without having to perform a large cut in it. Question: Are arl hroscopes used only on the knee? Answer: Although art hroscopy Alumni dinner set 20°/ooFF eJEWELRY •SWEATERS ~EANS •SHOES •CASUAL PANTS .•ALL LADI~S WEAR What • By Edward Schreck, D.O. Assl~tant Professor of Family Medicine Ohio University College . of Osteopatltlc Medicine Question: Recently a fr iend of mine had knee surgery that involved a procedure called aFthroscopy, · What exa ctly ,is ar.throscopy? Answer: Arthroscopy (ar THROS·ko-pea) is the use of a special device to t>xam ine the inside of a joint. An arthroscope, a rigid metal tube abOut a foot long with an eye piece at one end and a. light source at the other. allows doctors to view joints • The Daily Sentinel _ .. Thursday, May 7, 1987 Page-9 Family medicine: S2999S ~ S1999$ . . ' ~~~fl4~! - MOM'S THE WORD I 11'1 !'\ an<f - 'l'" ''" llln :1 By The Bend back to lead the Eagles wiJh 577 from Columbus, Ca ., where the they got It right away so that. r ushing yards last season. surgery was performed by Dr, should help," _ , " After .the first opera lion, the Jj~ck Hul(hston: " Last time, 1 What alSo sfto)lld help is that, docrots said my right foot would walled five months . This tim~. Byars has trodd~n this path • be Slronger thap my left and that tJi.forP. : was right ,'' he said. "Now they r"-__.:;_________;_:__ _:____- . - - - - -..:..; should both be as strong, " During the operation, doctors took a piece o!bone!rom Byars' hip and graft ed It on to his foot. After his first operation. Byars was not cleared for football workouts for seven months. but , NEW 1 PC. WOOD i he timetable calls for a shorter r ecovery period of three to fou r months this time around bec.ause the opt>r atlon was performed shorHy aft er the Injury occurred, SAVE 0120 rather than sever al months l ater. NIW S PC. WOOD "It 's a t.resh break, " Byars DINEnE SET .·. said 'In a in terview (OJIPAII 10 '269.00 . " :rl rw :U Kur·Ju'!'li l·r I. I'd . I ill 1,) IU f'h·l o•l,urrl .:ltil ('uJu ml1r,; rtl lth · hm~t nd " "' 1:! 1\a Uimn r lll'lrnll I~ T'uh ·r~• :d ·i'rdr •,., all'r Ftld1t,1 ·~ (i amr'!> I Klp jwf '!- '! 1 al l.o" \n ~t• • lr · • rll ntll ',l <lllt ll l t. 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" I shouldn't have to .worry about them for my whole ca reer." said Bya rs, who under· went bone graft sur gery th is week after br ea kiag the fi fth melutarsa l bo n~ in his left foot during a puss ing drill at the Eagles ' minica mp last Saturday. Byars un derwenl th e · spme oper alion in .,January 1986 afl er breaking tht> same bon e in his r ight fool du r ing his st>nior ~eason at Ohi o. Stat <> but came RD I • MIDDLEPORT �7; 1987 Ohio .. Aglow sets f next speaker £. for meeting ., Star Gr,ahge an·nounces iits .contest winners_ State and national contests were judged at a recent m!.'etlng of thE' Star Grange at thE' haiL Dorothy Bolen . . Becky Rife, Anna Elizabeth Turner. and Neva Nicholson, judged the en· tries . First place winners In the '· '• ~ Helen Hunt. pastor of the ~Crossroa ds Eva n ~ellcal Church Youngstown , will be the at the May 14 meeting of . r the Pomeroy Chapter, Women's ~; Aglow Fellowship. at the Po me· ~roy Senior Cit izens Cen ter. A bridal shower honoring Deb· '· Mrs. Hunt Is also a minister on · ble Werry, br id e·elect of Jay ~ t~ WGFT radio In Youngstown, Evans. was held Monday evening ,·International Vice President of . at Trinity Church. ~Publlr Relations Flame Fellow· Decorations feat ured yellow ·=s hip, Intercessor for Mt. Vernon and white streamers and bells ~1\glow, a nd past officer of the ' draped around the gift table ' Yon!(stown Aglow Chapter. She ~Is also a part of Who' s Who in $1. · Reserva lions for the buffet which was accented with a .:.women's Mi nistry." are to be made by Monday with yellow umbrella. . Games were played wit h prizes : A light salad buffet wll be &-v. Rupe, 7421·3003: Marian going to Pam Wolfe a nd Christy .s erved at 7 p.m. with thi• meeting Mi c ha el, 992 · .~2 1~ : Ca rolv n Blacks ton . Marge Reuter won =to begin a t 7:4op.m. Cost for 1he Sea rls . 992·3467: Brenessa Phil· . the door prize. ~uttet Is $3 wit h a cover charge of lips, 992·00'73. P unc h·bow l . ca ke. nuts a nd t' orange punch were served from a table covered with a yellow cloth and a yellow net overlay. Accent · ~ ' ~ Atthe Monday nig ht meeting of with Judy Lee bei ng the ru nner· lng the · tabi!.' was a . crystal. ~ the Five Points Sllnderella Class, up, a nd a t the Tuesday night ca ndelabra with yellow c'a ndles. ~ Ca thy Coates lost the most Mason rlass, Dorothhy Ru ssell Diane Hawley and Ralph Werry iowelght and Roberta Dill was was the top loser wit h. Lois Ann ser ved the refreshments. r. runner-up. In the teens class, Reltmlre and Ter~sa Ord .being Attending and .presentlng gifts ~ Brenda Reed was the .top loser . runners ·up. Eddie Reilmlrr lost werE' Jesse Iliff, Jea n Werry, Ann ~ AI the Tuesday mor ning clas·, s the most weight In the kids class. ;.Kay Hatfield lost the most weight various classes In the national needlework contes t were Binda Diehl. three tlrsts. Opal Dyer. Patty Oyer. two firsts . The winner In thE' national s tuffed toy contest was Inez Windland and in thE' national rln ~spea ker Bridal shower is given .~ Slinderella Class conducts meet f.State Garden Clubs meet ..r• C • Spring meetin g of the Ca rden ~ Club s of Ohio . .Jackson Distric t, ~ was held rrcentlv at the Hollda v ~; Inn, Ch1111rot he. · · i• flu th .Junk co nduc ted Ihe meet · ~'"!!· A petition was circula ted In ~ support of a sta le butt erfly. r"rhirty·!'l~ht members from nine ~clubs responded to roll ca ll. II ~was announced that the Veterans ~ Administrati o n flower show will i;be held on Aug . 29 and 30 in ~Building 9. The event Is open to the public and there ,is no ~admiss i on fee. , ~ The a nnual sym posi um for , !lowe r show judges Is Aug. 25 and ~ 26 at the Holiday Inn in Per rys· burg. Th e fall district meeting was announced for Sept. 25 wit h the location to be announced. Clubs wer£' rem inded to send th e disl rlct dlreclor thre pro· gr a m book lets a nd a pplications for certifica tes of meri t. N!>w officers In stalled wer!> Margaret Graves, district dlr~c · tor: VI Bolger, treasurer; Mary Bowman . secretary: and Jerry Tanner, publicity chairman . The program lor the afternoon was presented by Polly Mea sa mpr and Gert Richard on bright and bea utiful table arrangements. ;fomona Grange meets in Meigs ~ Arthur and Westina Crabtree, ;new Meigs Count y deputies . were :~~~~n~ce~ ,:l~s P~~~~~ ~;!~It:; ;n ight meeting of the Meigs ·Count y Pomon a Gra nge· held at !the Rock Spri ngs Gra nge Halt. ·Pomona members fr om Athens :rou nt y were gues ts for the 'm eetin g preceded by a potlu ck ·dinner. . ; Eldon Barrows. legis lative agen t, reported on severa l issues ,il nd urged eac h member to write ]h!.'lr rrprese nta ll vt•s concernin g da ngers of cerla ln medications while driving . . Blanch e Montie, Athens County Pomona lec tu rer, pres· en ted the lite rary program using the theme. "Why We Celebra te This Year", thoughts on the bicent enniaL Several readi ngs on the constitutlbn were given and there were also jok!.'s and a ski t to round out the program . TwPnty·t hree member fr om /\!he ns County attended the meeting. Missionary group has • meetmg Plans to sponsor a father-son banquet In J une a nd to provide financi al assistant to the Judson HUis Camp this summer wer made when the Bertha M. Sayre Missionary Group met at the Racine Bapllst Church In the fe llowship hall. The group sang "Great Is Thy Faithfuln ess" followed by pra~·er. Ottlcers and mlsson reports were given. It was noted th at b<ith circles had sent cards a nd gifts to the sheolars hlp s tudent. A letter was read from a miss ionary In Zalrl and a card was signed to send to her. . It was voled to change the Bertha M.•Sayre meeting to the first Thursday ot the month. Florence Ada ms had the lovl' gift program. "A Woman named Il<>borah." New otflcers were Installed and Marjorie Grimm had the closing prayer. Refresh· ments were served by the EsthE'r Circle. Sing Sunday :·s tay Aler t tb Sta~ Alive" was lh<;> theme with emphasis on )<eeplng poisons out or the rearh rhlldren a nd bring alert ·to the ~~:~~~: Middleport Evangelin e Chap· ter 172. Order of Eastern Star. will mee1 7:30 p.m . Thursduy. 2!i·year pins wHI be presented and the deputy grand matron wHI be present. Potluc k at 6 p.m. Instead of after the meeting. Members are asked to bring a rovered dish. Inspection wUI be 7: W p.m. on Wednesda y Ma y 1.l. Fat.r provide energy Fats provide energy by providing calories to lhe body, and by carrying vitamins A, D, E and K. They are the most concentrated source of energy in the diet. Best sources: butter. margarine. salad oils, nutS, cream, egg yolks. most chlleses, lard and meat. ' Crockett Davy According to The World Almanac of the American West, Davy Crockett. after be<:oming famous as a frontiers· man, acted on a joking suggestion that he run for Congress. In 1827, he was elected to the first of his three terms. Although practically iUiterate and with scant understanding of govern· ment, he enlivened the Washington scene with his homespun "b'ar hunt· \00~i\ w .va. The public Is A SPECIAL MOTHER'S DAY GIFT . . luy 'lfz Can 112 Qh.) Get Other Half FREE "SPECIAL" CHEVIOL AUTOIIAnC TIANSMISSION FWID 111. Price '1.50 Chlart SAil PIICI1 .., 1 ot 99e Plut 111, Gat 1 Fill SAVE 12,02 KREMENTZ ROSE PIN GIVE MOM A GIFT TH~J SAVEl BROUGHTON'S PEARL PIN AlSO AVAIWl£ 2°/o MILK LASTS ALL YEAR SPECIAL $1 49 DIAMOND EARRINGS & NECKLACE NOW $99 95 3s~r • NOW NOW 20°/o OFF WATCHES DIAMONDS 20°/o 25°/0 OFF IULOVA·SEIIO·PUlSAI NOW MOM WILL LOVE THIS! . NOW 30°/o 30°/o unn •~,. COURT ST., POMEROY 992-2054 ...•• ·: 2ND AVE., GALLIPOLIS . 446.':2691 OFF GIRAND OPENING S~LE And Is Now Offering These Additional Items For . . By Ci ndy Oliveri !Ially at one time and completed County Extension Ar;ent cooking later? Kept your refrlg · 'Hom• Economics and 4·H· era tor above 40 degreE'S F .? A recent television program If so. you and your family were fea1ured a report on salmonella prime ca ndidates for a case of in poultry . The potential for food · food poi son ing . Don 't cop out by po iso ning from thi s bacteria is say ing: "I t can't be so bad : It ·found in othN foods as well. hasn ' t kill eq me yet." Instead , Imprope r handling methods used ask yourself how ma ny rimes you by those preparing fami ly meal s or members of )•our family have can a lso ca use food poisoni ng. said, " I don't fee l ~ood - m~st This week, "In The Spotli ght " have been so mething I ate". · ta kes a look at salmonella . it s According to the Center for symp1oms. and ways to avo id it . Disease Control. the number of ' Haw you ever: Let cooked reported food poisoning cases is leftover meat sit a t room temper- growi ng rapid ly. In 1982. Ohio alu re fof more than two hours'? repor1ed 900 cases of Sal monella Left sa lad I t una. chicken, tu rkey food po iso ning. The Center esli· or egg! sandwiches at room . mate s th at for each reported temperature for more than two case. a bout 50 cases go hours? Stuffed a turkey a day or unrepo r ted . mo·re In advance of roastin g it? · Salm onella symptoms Incl ude ·Stored ll'flovcr sluff ing in a severe hl'adache, vom iting, dlar· turkey? Cooked a · turkey par - rhea. abdominal cramps, chill s. K(llKO KNIT $HORTS. 210°/o OFF CRICKET LANE NANCY FROCK DRESSES 1/3 OFF 1/3 OFF IC::E CREAM :SPECIAL SHMlF: ..,_'>hade United Meth · od ist Church will be in rev ivlll F'ri ciJy through Su nday at 7: .~0 <•ach night with r1·a nge list. Re1 ·. Churles Norris. Spedal si nging to be fea tured. RAC'Ir\E - Atneriean Le gion Post (ili2. Racine, wi ll meet 7: .~II p.rr . 'fhursday to rorm an hono r guard. Interested members shou ld attend . MIDOLF:PORT - Ash Street F'rrew ill Buptist Churrh rev ival through Sunday all: :!II p.m. with F:vangelist Rick Weaver. Special singi ng. $89 ~. Ta• 1 DORITOS, 71ft oa. 1ag 12 FLAVORS II.LL HAND DIPPED Craig birthday Sara Cra ig obsrr\T'd hPr sr,·enlh birt hday IW<'ntiy with a par tY a t the home of her grandparents . n onlry and 11ett)' Reib<'l. 2 LITER BOnLE. 94C Plus Tax /\t lr ndin g SAVE 65 1 1 $ 79 Plus Tax .kssiC'H. .lrnniru. SAVE S1.33 .Strong. . Cukf' ~1nd 12 PACK CANS Sf'I'Vf'd . Donna . iJnd Logun koolaidf' wrrC' For Ue Mot.ers MOntiER'S DA'I ONL'I 12 1M... to 4 t·•· FREE ICE CI~EAM CONE ' fj119lf -.ell or~ brW\ ECHO~ Fer IN rl(tll ECHO • 110 "" ... "'" '"' ,.._ ECHO doalit Wtlll'l will~ )'!Ill ~ IOii h! 1001~ . ' ...~ .~'/ . ' ·~I' ) Echo Representative Wiii .Be Here Friday 2 DA S FRI. 1 14KT GOLD C"HAIN .SALE Members losing wright over the EastN holiday were paid a quarter prr pound by the club. Viekl Fern ·ll gave " Word' of Wisdom." Lro na Mills was thl' wlnn c·r oft he weeklv fru it bas ket. Membr i'S who los t' weight gal'!' tips on losing. Information on TOPS rna)· br obtained b1· ca lling ~9~ -:!1112 . 2424 24 24 2424 FOR 2 DAYS ONLY, THIS FRIDAY, MAY I AND SATURDAY, MAY 9, INGELS JEWELRY WILL HAVE A SPECIAL SHOWING OF 14KT GOLD NECK CHAINS AND IRACELETS AT . 50% SAVINGS. ALL GOLD ADD·A·BEADS 50°/o OFF · • lt.. :19 Oz. I6 Or. 17 Or. 16 Oz. Slle·••d Pe·u••he·• & •talw• .................... ' I fo59 S llro•d l'e•u<·h•·• & Halve·• ......... ....... .... ' 12.:19 Chunky ··ruit ................................ ....... "12.75 Whole• Tomuloe'~ ................ ................... ' 11.25 29 Oz. Fruit f.orklall ....... ...................... ......... ' I 8.911 16 Oz. Fruil Cor ktall .......................... ........... $ I :t.09 e·n ••· . e·a"' e·u"'· e·u w e·u.,• e·u.-c• . 24 28 oz. Whult• TontahwM .... .......................... .... • Ifl.:\5 f'U"' ' ' . 24 16 Oz. Fruit Coc ktail - Utt' .......................... ' 12.119 e·a-.· :l2 Oz. S1olu·ly Cat • ur ........................................ , .............. eN<' Pep•i·Cola - 6 Pat k ............................................... ' 1.49 e•n n• P~r•i ·C ola - 8/ Ho Oz.................................. • Ui9 + de' I'"" it 12 Oz. ln• tant Maxwe·ll ......................... :.......................... '5.4'1 Ru11rr 4 1 Ma~. Li•tii:J89.95 ............................. Sa le• '2511.95 Rrminf(lon Model 7400-~0.0fr ..................... ... . Sn l•• 11~4'J.CJ:; PEPSI SPECIAL ways Hallmark.has lo lell Mom just how you love her. Only al Hallmark. ()z. Trf' t'1 .............. ...................... ........................... 111 1.:'9 UBBY' ~: " On Mother's Day, Sunday, May 1(). Discover I he many GROCERIES .RROIIC; UTO N DAIRY PROOI IC:TS: '1:~. (;ul. Prt•ntlunt lr•• C~ r.. am ..... ... ............. .. , ........ ............ • l .99 '" 6/Pak .~u ndwlrhe•• ..................... ........... ................ ............ ' I.09 Ga l. Uomol(r•n b.ed Mllk .................................................. • l .95 • 24 Oz. Cotta11• f:h•••e· ........ : ............................................ ' 1. 19 . MEAT OEI'T. : Uam Sa lad ... ................................................................. K9r Ih. ChoJ•Iwd Hi m ............................................................ ' 1.:19 11 •• Boil~d Ham ................................................................ ' 1. 5'1 I h. 12 ·50°/o OFF 7-UP, DIET 7-UP NEW CHERRY 7 -Up 20# Sun• hin•• Cat Food ................................................... •3.09 Clo•e· Oul Mid·Stul~ Poinl ........................................... 1h ltri~•· c; omwnn Null.. ...................... ::........................ 39t J>c• r pound Moltil~ & C h~ vron 12 e•un• I 0 /4-0 ................. ........ ' 8.95 ra•• Tide• - Kin11 Size• ............................................................ •:1.99 Titl•· - c;iunt ij;,.. ............................................. ............... '2. 19 l..<rnl(ho rn Clu·•·••· ................................................:...... ' I .69 Ih. Plus Tax I «<I AMila ....... !lrlo I'll: 17U12tl Spring Claan·Up Spectacular! Band uniforms MIODI.F.PORT - Ml'igs .lun· lor and Senior High School Bund Boosll'rs will br at tile park in Middleport F'rlda.v and Sa turday se lling old band un ifor ms. Un i· for ms muy be purchased for $2!i. CASE . ---------- __ . ·-··· ....... --~---........ ..,. __,.,._ ::::==':.:""'""-:..":"·...".............. Soroity me•el in g POMEROY - Pt<•c·rptor Flc•t a Be ta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will me!'t at 7::ll\p.m . a t Grar<' F:p iscopa l Parish Hous<'. Plus Tax Just llle•t AI 1.-nds To Clloo11 Fr0111 Lowest Prices 11ay Carton or Pack ,::.~o:---:; &eel's CouutryStore elloutola HURRY IN TODAY as a nC"w m l:'mbcr. MIDDLEPOU, OHIO .... ~ .. 'liiiJOI';,. ....... Reed'• CoDDtry Ston 50°/o SAVINGS Shrrri Dars t and Leona Mills wert• the top losers at last week 's meet lng or TOPS OH 1456. Rutland. held a t the Rutland ,\mericun Legi on Build in g. Ru nner· up was Linda Hvsrll. .lu tmit u I.umbC'rt WJ S W('lcOmrd VILLAGE PHARMACY __ .. _ _,..__ :::::::"::.::.:""'-... Kids Day M IDOL EPORT- The' Middle· Port Youth League• wilt ,.haw a kid s' duy parade' und hil:u·thon Sa tu rday to kick off thl' new ball seaso n. The parade will form ut 10 a. on theT in Middl0port mow down Third Strr t to Cpnera l Hart inger Park . 6 PACK $179 __...,_ ... INGELS JEWELRY • 6 PAK IIOOliiOO . . ..,till 949·29~. ALL NON-RETURNABlE 16 OZ. BOTTlES · $199 $JSO ,....,. .......... ........... ..__ --·-~~--------. ...... ................. ......, ... .........~-·~ ::::L~ --· -... ~ - ............. ALL...,..OIIo\'ft.YUD\.'(D1 be holdin g an i nd ppcnd rnt soft · ball tournament Mav 1:.·16. Entry fee $i;;, and two ·bal ls or $1;, a nd no ba ll s. Trophies to be uwardrd. For Info co nt ac t Howie Ca ldwt·ll at Sout hern Hi g h Sc hool. 949·2nll. o1· at home. -- --·------._..__ _ II COKE SPECIAL Cheek 01r New Clearette Dlaplay . ' To urm•y MIDDL EPORT - Midd leport Trophies is sponso ri ng a · m<·n ~s Class D 1\ .S. A. so ftball tourna· mrnt May ~:l- 2o. Entry floe $no ahd two softballs . For mon• informa tion. ra il 992 · ~7o4. Ask for Alii. SAVE S2.66 ~•u ------ POMEROY -Missionary scr· vict•s will be held Monda)' . 7: :m p.m .. at the home of Art Eblin. Harrisonv ille Raod . Pomeroy . Rei'. Ro.1' Tay lor. C'hau nrey. will be guest speaker. P ublic invited . $3.58 Plus T~x I • Wl'l' r Krlsll•n, and Mollv Sha to .. Iran Craig. MalT and Nick FlowiPs . 'Emma Ogdin. and KPII.1· Phelps. Sending gifts wNe Cind)· Roth · well and f:Yan. lllthra Sti'Dng. 6 PACK CANS CHOCOLATE VANILLA CHERRY NUT !l UTTER PECAN OR .I~NGE PINEAPPLE BtLACK WALNUT I~OCKY ROAO PEACH BU!,CK RASPBERRY i!iTRAWBERRY SUPERMAN MAPLE NUT Missionary .•· . . ......:.:.: -t~:- ...... - ........ ftl~ ............. ~~~..,l Carnival HARR ISONVI LLE - Harr i· sonv illc E lementary PTO s pri ng carniva l anti bean dinnPr will bC' Saturduy a t the school. Din ner wi ll br served from 4: :lOto 6 p.m .. and the ea rn iva I from o: :10 to 7: :111 p.m . 12-6 ·· Get em before it's hot. .... l r - . ......... - MONDAY BEDFORD - Redford tru s· tees meet Monday. 7 p.m .. tow nha ll. TOPS meets Sara Cra ig .99< SAVE 60' 10 lb. lu ltlw 'h lettles- 6 PAC11 $149 IC PIODUC's . ······1····························· OFF Methodi st Chureh. Mr. and Mrs . Crcg Rawson. Midd leport, a re an nou nc ing th e birth of their secon d child . a son, .Jordan Andrew . born AprlllO at r leasa nt Valle.v Hospital. . Th e infant weighed Pight pou nds. seven ou nces and was 21 inches long. Materna l gra ndpat·· Pnt s an· Mr. and Mrs. F: ugrnr Pearson, Ga llipo lis Frrry. W. Va . Puternal gra ndpare nts arc Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Rawson . Middleport. Mr. a nd Mrs . Haw· son have another so n. Seth ·Adam. five. Sale "SPECIAL" SUNDAY, MAY 10 - ,........._ .. *...., 1100.- flAC INE - RPturn .lonathan M<•igs Chupter Daughters of of thr l\mf'r;c:.~ n Rt·vo luth>n will meet 1: :m p.m. Frlda .v in the soriaii'Oom of the Racine United ' 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 P.M. IIHP.............. tl . . liHP ..... THURSDAY MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Eva ngeli ne Chapter 172 . Order of F.astern Star, wi ll meet for potluck dinner at 6 p.m. T hurs· cta.1:. Members to_brlng a cov<'red (ii sh. Regu lar meeting at 7:30 p.m . . POMEROY POP . FRI. & SA'T~, · MAY 8 & 9 Calendar OF' EN 10 00 AM 5 00 p BII~OUGHTON'S VEIItY BEST PREMIUM OUSE: and fever . Symptoms usua! IY . raw milk and raw milk products occur within 12 ·to 36 hours. The and fish. prepa red fish dishes. illness may las1 from abou: 1wo and shellfish. days to a fu ll week. a nd Its To avoid conta m inating food intensity may vary from slig ht 1o ..,, during prl'paratlon and food severe discomfort. Salmonella service, · practi ce the followin(! techniques: poisoning Is se ldom fatal except among Infant s. chronically ill · Clean kitchen equipment tho· roughl y after eac h use. Use hot pPrsons . or eld er ly persons water and dete rgent. plus a hot, who se resistance is low. On.e problem Is tha t salmo nella clea r rinse. poisoning usually does n't affect Scrub a nd sa nitize cutting the appeara nce. smell , or taste of boards tlf possible\ between the food . Thus, .People may have uses, to prevent recontamhl aUon no warnm~ un ttl they become Ill between raw and cooked foods . several hours later. Perferably, use separate boards The foods most often co ntaml· · for raw and cooked foods a nd na ted with sal monell a a re pouf. have them clearly marked . Use a II Y. meat, meat products su~h as ceramic cutti ng boa rd Instead of stews a nd meal pies, cold cooked a woode n one for meat a nd ~ea t s, reheated mea ts a nd gra· poultry. It is eas ier to clea n. v1es, mea.t sauces. a nd cooked Keep work surfaces clean a nd very·rare c hopped meats. Other dry . easily contaminated food. include · person. MOTHER'S DAY· s8ntinei-Page-11 Salmonella easier. tha~ you think In the spotlight: snurks . Admission is $L:li.J pC'r . In Cru111m With $2.00 or mon Gas Purchase. 99< SAVE 40 eMAMRCARD eDISCOVER aLAYAWAY l IS CONTINUING ITS · ALL PUIPOSE GIEASE CHIPS, '"' 01. 1ag CHAIMS·NICIUCIS IIACIIDS •VISA • MIDDLEPOil 5 GAL PAILS FIITO LAY STEIUNG SILVER NOW MILL ST: .... 11r1ce •u.95 141 GOLD OFF RINGS-NECKLA<ES·EARINGS 12~P 1 FREE One ituncl Dipped Cone of We Price Ohio SATI IRDAY S\' RACUSE - II hog roast. T rio and .lerry and Diunr FrPdC'f· · spo nson•d .bY thl' Meigs Assor ia· irk w ill bf' fralurfld si ngf'rs ;Jt lion for Rela rd ed Cit lz<•ns and Friduy night revival Sf'I'Virr~ at served by the Meigs KarnteCiub, Prosper! Bapti>t C' h urc~ in· lh<' is being held Sa turday, 6 to 9 Chcshin• arru. Scrvic(ls begin ut p.m.. " ' C'<~riNo n Sch tm i in 7::m p.m. f.vcr~'onc in v ited . Snaruse. Carr)·· out dinners will be availabll'. POMF.ROY -A dance wi ll be held at the Sr• ni or Cit ize ns Center RUTLA-ND- A gun show wi ll Frida>. H to 11 p.m . LatTY bc• held at the Rut land Civic Hubbard True Coun 11·~· will. be Cc• n t~r. on Saturday from R a. m . lhr· band . The public is iO\ il<'d to li p.m. and thosr· a tt ending arc to tak<· c:ORNER COLLECTIONS GAL Clearanee Sale FREE JEWELRY CASE BLACK HILLS GOLD JEWELRY 1987 FR ID.\ \' CHESHIRE - The MrDuntcl 211~ An jni~ersary ' ... $795 SYRACUSE FOR INFO CALL 9!l2·6839 OR 992·5896 7, \0\vv !~~\ SALE BEGINS FRIDAI Y 8 A. •M.-~NDS SATURDAY 9 P.M. NOW 1HIU MAY 1OTH - 7 P.M. D HI0 F.OR MOM - • •I Thursday, riing;";st;yi;•·~~!!~;~;;~;~~~·~~~~: ~~·~··=:==·M~.;M;O;N;.~TH~R;V;S;A;T;··;;~ SOMETHING THAT LASTS•••• NOW I BEGINNING CLASSES MAY 7 ' • POMEROY -GALLIPOLIS KARATE MEIGS CO. KARATE CLUB CARLETON SCHOOL OES to meet A quy,artet sing at wUJReedsvill be he lde Sunda 7: ~0 p.m., Church of Christ. Featured groups will be "The Heavenly Ex press" from Ravenswood. W.Va .. and "Rainbow," from f~~~:.~~~~ ~~~e~~~v~h.aTra~:n~ Evans. Myrtis Parker. Pam Wolte, Pat · McKnight , Jarret Werry, Jl.largaret BlaE'ttnar, Karen and Ja·net Werry , Dorothy Ru ssell , Mazie Hannahs. Pauline Mayer, Marie Hauck. Donna a nd Leslie Carr. Sharon and Mellssa Werry. Aileen Wehrung, Janet Morris, Jo Bolinger; Pat and Suzan Thoma . .Judy .Jewell. Edna Slusher. Christy and Amber Blackston. Kathryn Russell , Eleanor and Ralph Werry, Marge Reuter. Susie and Cindy Soulsy, Betty Stivers , Nora Rice, Gay. Perrin. Edle Sisson, Peggy Harris. Dor· tha McKenzie, Susie Abbott. ,Judy and Mindy Dixon. Erma Smith, Genevieve Meinhart. Rose and .lenni Werry, Di anne Hawley, Elizabeth Well. Tex· anna and Amber Well. Megan Andrews, . Sally Erwin. Allee Globokar. Li nd a Mayer. Jane Walton. Lois flurr. Dottie Musser, Betty a nd Anha Wiles~ Lillia n Pi erce and Ruth Canter . quilt eontest · th~ winner \\'BS The literary program ron· Ruby E!urke. In the state s~:"wi n g sis ted of "Th e Meaning of contes·t. Pall;- Dyer was the Mother" by Anna Ha11iday , "You wlnne... Th e · national photo· Know You're gcttlnR Older graph)• cont est winners were When ... " by Ruby Lambert : color s•~•me. color closeup. color "Familiar Things". by &-cky slides .. people and sce nes, and Rite: ."My Mother's H~nds " by black a lid white people and Maxh\e Dyer, and ·'' Ker.nels" by · scenes .. all Patty Oyer: coiOJ' Larry Montgoml'ry and &on animal .. Opal Oyer: color. peo· Rife. · pie, Limda Mont gomery. The women 's activ ities chair· Opal · Oyer: youth chairman. man's progra m consisted oi announced t hat there will be a "Vehic le Maintenance Timt'la· youth meeting on May 16 at 7:30 ble" b1· Rick Macomber, " The p.m . Ray Midkiff, legislative Helpfui Farmer" ·by Charlotte agent, 'lc~ a discussion on severa l .ErlE>wlne. There were farm bills which are currentl>· in the poe ms by. Patty Dyer, healt h and Senate .. A committee was ap· s.a fcty fac ts .by &-rky Rife, and polntedi to decid e on the floor far m . fa cts b y Lipda covering which Is goi ng to be .,...:.M:.;;o:;;n:..:.t:.go:::m.::.: er:.::y..:.·_ _ _ _ _ __ instailf•d in the meeting hall. Sta r Gra nge's next mretingwil . be May 16 with a potluck dinner at 6: :JO .p.m There will also be a picnic and work sess ion a t. the Sa lem •Communit y Park on May 17 at ·112: W p.m. The par~ is located on Tower Road. Twp. Road 2·J in Salem Township: . INGELS Store Wid•• Sp••dal• & Clo"'· llut> FlEE ICE OEAM CONES FOI MOM ON MOTHER'S DAY DOOR PRIZES- REf'R f:SHME~TS Hourl y Door Prize•! !! REE.D'S COUNTRY STORE · REEDSVILLE, OHIO FURNITIJRE & JEWELRY 106 Norrh Second . 1-378-6125 Middleport ., •• ".. ~ �. . Page..;.,.12-The Daily Sentinel ' ' Public Notice . 1 PUBLIC NOTICE . · .MAY 5, 1.9il7 Notice is h"ebv giv8n;. 1he May · regular meeting of the Meigo County Boar~ of Me~· tal Retardation/ D!!Velop- Card of Thanks 8 .Public Sale & Auction Business Services Found: ·M ale "b lack dog ',mf{ T.ruck, auto, o. n O,w:..:· "'-r:, _ ,H[ , , - : "' heavy equipment .___1.. repairs and welding l 'I ·..LOJ'£ ·, "' · D FRIDAY, MAY 8 7:00 ·P.M. ')·fl , · f,,J ... u , · tAll mak.es & Owner/Mechani~ SANDY'S AUTO SAlES ·G.&M TV REPAIR · TUNEUPS to IRANIMISIION CALL 992-7403 Apt. lt. Rt. 33, Pom,roy, OH. We'll Sell You A Used Car or Fix Your Old One B.OWLING!! Pomeroy Bowling Co. 49835 St. Rt. 124 Racine, Ohio 45771 · 949·3088 Bus. 949-2606 Home All Makes & Models 24 HR. SERVICE 3· 17·2 mo . pd 382 I. 2ND ST . Bring this od with 6$¢ Motor Oils :.. 25¢ ¢ 4411! sale price Hobson Drive KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE when you buy.t2 after rebate 985·3561 BOGGS U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO •Ranges Authorized John DHre, New Holland, Bush Hog Form Equipment •Refrigerators •Dryers •Freezers PARTS 'and SERVICE 4·5·1fc Reg. 99c, limit t2 HEATING & COOLING SWJD Moror Oil 2.49 3 49 2.99 3.99 89¢ llle price - 25- qt. mfr'o reblte when you buy 12 • _ Air Filters Oil Filters R.eg. 3.39,1imlt2 Rnidenticd and small commercial unih. Installation of ductwork & humidifiers. furna€e, heat pumps, and air [Onditioning. All work guaranteed. · 79¢ Import Oil Filters Reg. 4.99,11mit2 or modular homes. 2% or 3 ton units installed on pad & ready to cool. Price! $10.,9 .95 plus taM:. 4-6-'87·1 mo. Efl11lnecteoner, quart #MF· 2.reg . 1.95 Your Choice ' 49~~~ after rebate 20 Corb llledlc Spray 1.49 - 1.00 . 49¢ Reblte sale price mfr's rebate your cost after rebate Carb Medic Spray t3or. Tltoteal Undercoellng Reg. t .II9,#M411-t4 orTiteseal Undercoating 1.98 Duplicolor Touch·U'f Paint 6 01., reg. 2.8 From 95¢ •---Tip Save money by doing minor body reP.airs yourself. . 1.00 OFF All Bondo 8odr Tools Reg. 6,95, #024 IN & 0245N (Su.Jr Run Area \ HOURS: Wed.-Thurs.-Fri. 10 a.m. to S p.m. loturdoy I 0 A.M. to 12 NOON Other tirnes by chanct or totl 992 -S733 for appointment. - 2.00 ~-='4 2.99 hotdefl and blldea, pick hammers, rubber mallets, wire brushe 0; dtnt pullers, urtty goggles 6 dust masks. Pun cture Seal After Rebate 1. 77 sale price Puncture Seal a 1 oz. con with 7" extension hose. reg. 2.49, #Mil · t 6 otter rebolt 2.99 ' Bondo lodlf Filler 1.27 after rebale 99¢ Iondo Plastic Spre~ers, #357, Reg. l.tt 24.88 44.88 49.88 2 88 59.88 • For most boato...reg. S4.t8 #.6-24M Marine Battery .'laJw, . . . Slore hours: 8 :30a.m. lo B:OO, p.m. ·Mondoy through Frid<ly, 8:30 1.m . to 8 :00p.m . S1turd1y <tnd tO:OO a.m. to 5:00p .m . Sunday. ' . POLE STYLE or CONVENTIONAL PH. 992-2772 4-28-87-1 mo. J&N CONSTRUCTION Will Do .... Carpentery - Vinyl &Aluminum Siding - Painting Drywall Free Estimates Reliable Guaranteed Work MARCUM CONTRACTING 992·7636 4· 17-1 mo. CHESlER, OHIO •ROOFING •SIDING •WINDOW REPLACE · . MENT •REMODELING l!o ROOM ADDITIONS •GARAGES l!o POLE BUILDINGS 'VINYL SIDING "ALUMINUM SIDING "BLOWN IN INSUlATION BISSELL Phone Day or henin91 SIDING CO. 985-4141 New 1·6-'17·1 mo pd. Page PH. 949·2860 or 949-2801 No Sunday Gallipolis, Ohio •Valuabl es CALL 7 DAYS AWEEK 9'12-7632 Ph. 992-3537 . 4· 8 ·'87· 1 mo. J.R.'s REPAIRS MOLlOMAN'S COMPLnt CAl CIUNING SiiYICI 101 (our! St. TVs, Antennas . Satellite Sales · lnstallatio1:1 We clean engines , inte· rion , trunks. rub new paint , polish, wax and . wash. Gtt two Fill cor ...... wltlo ,......,. dttalt. Also clean moto r homet and boats 4· 1S:l mo. 1, service Electronic Organs Mobile service 614-143·5248 Computerized Hearing Aid Sele~tion Cl Swim Molds ·..lnterpretmg Servtces ' REAIONAILE • JtEUAIIf " TOP CASH poid to1 '83 model and nawar Uted Clr&. Smith 8ui ck· Pont lac. 1911 Ee&te~n Ave ., Gallipoli&. Call 614·446· - Concre1e work - Plumbin g 8nd electrical work send resume to Four Winds Nursing· Center, 215 Seth Ave ., Jlckton, Ohio 45840 Att. Administrator. Jim'$ odd iObt P~aintin9. drive· .w ey resealing. carpenter work & root repair. trees & hedge~ ~ng te.rm care E~eeellent benefits In Is .preferred. AVQN , no service .:: harge, open terrt(oties . phone 304 · 676· !429. VETERANS-Earn e•tr• m()ney in the Amw National .Guard. 304· 676- 3~60 Of 1 ~ 800-642 · 3619 . Store ciMks. Pi cit up appti._:ation at Vaughan ~ Mar~et. Mason. Buying daily gold, silver colnt. ring&. jewelry, iterling ware. old colna. 1-.rge currency . Top ptl· ces. Ed Bu,kett Barber Shop, [ lllployntl'nl nPerjencfl!d. Call 614 -379· _2~41~6~·----~------ 7' Oodrllls Private , Hom• Care. Have ·room ifl my home tor three elder ly ladi es. M ay 20th. For information . Ca ll Pritcille Ph. 614-388 ·8193 after 4pm . or 388· 8490. Will mow lawns in town . Call 614· 446 ·3658 . . Part-time rneat .c utter for small grocery •tore. Send resume to Bo11 P30. CllfO Pt. Pleasant R&;gister. 200 Main St . Pt. Will do ba~ysitling in my hljl mt· Day shift , Ca\1614 -388-9305 . Pleasant . Wanted to· do weelcly houlfl or o"ice clean ing. Ca ll 614 · 446· 2427. For buainen accounu. Full· Time 860, 000 $80,000. Pert ·Time $.12 .000· 818,000. No ielting, rep8at buain·ns. Set your own hours. Tr1iniog provided , Call 1· 612· 938·1870, M -F, 8am to 6pm (Cen.trll Standard Time) . Lawn mower repair. Will pick up end dollyer . Also light hauling Call 614· 742 ·2393 or 6-1 4· 742·3091 .. . Will do lftwn mowing -•nd odd jobs. C•ll Roberl Picket.t . 814· 992·3888. Will clo home sewing, clothing co nstruction 3Yt year old at laasl 3 evening I per week. Call after 8 :00 PM , 304-875-6885. an~ mending. 304· 773-5895 , Financial Mature responsible teenag e girl in MeadoWbrook area to babysit 21 Business Opportunity Meat cuher pilrt lim a 304-675 · 5383. ;::::::;;;:;:=:;:::=== Situations ; 12 ; Wa"nted Meig&. Gallia end Mason Coun· ties. 614·992· 6689. • Schools · Instruction 15 For leASe. Sun Oil (S unocol loc:1tion 282 W. Main ~t . , Pomeroy , Ohio. For informetion. call 806 -838-4423. Own \'l)l.lr own Je•n · Sport&w ear, Ladles Apparel , Mens, Children•! Maternity , Large Sizes. Petite. Danceweit· r/ Aeroblc, Bridal, Lingerie or Accessoriai Store. Jordache, Gitano, Calvin Klein. Sergio Val~~nte , Even Picone. li:r: Clai· borne, G•aollne. Healthte~ 0\18f 1,000 others . $14 ,800 to . 828.900 Inventory. training, 8uylng junk car& . Call after 6 :00 pm. Caii614·992· Ei648. ' Ron .Evans Entarpl'l&es. Jackson, Ohio. Call 614· 286-5930 wv. Work w111t~d mowing , odd jOb&. \ - Rooting and guuer work Septic 11nk pump!ng. rasldf!"1ial & eomm&rical. SB.O per load. 2282 -z~ LISA M. KOCH, M.S. - Addons and remodeling Retraln NOV!! . Southeastern !Ju &· ln•u College. Call 614· 446· 4387. fix ture&. grr~nd opening, tnc. Ca n open 16 day s. Mr. Loughlin i6 121888· 8556. Set v1ct:s UJ Licensed Clinical Audiologist ::t: :!!: (614) 446·7619 or (614) 992·6601 · 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 V. C. YOUNG Ill 3 tfn 11 Help Wanted AVON : Benefit&, tel -employed, insurance evailable, prllet, goo.d earning, own produ ct& at co&t . Ca\1614· 446· 2156. LIVE ENTERTAINMENT 24 HOUR TOWING & ROAD SERVICE USED TIRES NEW BATTERIES WED. '1·1; FRI. & SAT. '1:30-1 :30 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK SUN. 3 A.M. -12 A.M. MONDAY-SATURDAY 10:30 A.M.-2:30 A.M. @; ACTION TOWING 949-9070 or 949-2045 4·11·1 mo. Now Accepting New Members POMEROY, OHIO Meigt Co. 's #1 Howard I.. Writesel MEMBERSHIP S5 .00 Non-Member Cover Charge $2.00 Nlfeelub ROOFING NEW- REPAIR 2 POOL 992-9901 THE DITCHING SERVICE Gutters D.ownspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES 949·226_3 or 949-2168 Roger Hysell Garage All Types of Trenching GAS · WATER ELECTRIC DRAINS Rt t24, Pomeroy Ohio AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR 4·22-87-lln Treasmlulon PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 Home 985-3837 4-22 ·1 mo. pd. Announce mcnl s 3 Announcements Tour Guidet: Doe• money mot l. vale you ? Salary to 11an. :. AUTOMATIC . TRANSMISSIONS Bouquet REBUILT & REPAIRED Mason., W. Vo . SUGAR RUN ASHLAND FLOWERS FOR ALL DC CA SIONS NEW IDEAS 190 MULBERRY AVE. POMEIOY, OH. PURL & IARIAU VANMI1ER ~~ PH. 992-9949 J04 -773-S51l (',., Ahtrl /; ~ bl4· 742· 2191 4-ll·l mo , Bob Barton, Owner 2 - ~.. 86-tfn Commisalns· Bonu t . Fantattlc opportunity to earn t800• 1 0 00 / wk . Manv c:ompanv benetits -advaneem&nt manege· ment positions available. Call Sue for lnttfview 614 ·2868421 . Not just a job. Lady would lik e to meet 1ineere man 66 or older , PhD1o appre· elated. P.O. Do• 717. Racine 45771. 4 Giveaway 6 Hnle puppiM: small dogs . Call 614· 367·0584. Bl1ck & Tan fem~le Doberm~tn been •P•ved. heve medical r&· eo,d &. to good home only. Ph. 614·256·!459. ROOFING & SIDING DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! GunEIWOIK 20 Years EKp. 992·3410 'E XCELLENT .REFERENCES · FREE ESTIMATES CAll 614-367-0412 10-8-tfc 5-5/ IJ. 1 '"'· UDNALL PlUMIING & H£AnNG BI$SELL BUILDERS 168 North Stcend Middleport, Ohio 45760 CUSTOM IUILT HOMES &GARAGES "At RtaJoitalllt Prices" SALES & SERVICE We Clrry Fithlng Supplies Pay Your Cable & . Phone Bille Here ' 614-379-2!43. 1 year old full blooded female bl1ck L1brador dog. Ph. 446· 4179 after 6pm. LIMESTONE GRAVEL · SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT JAMES COE 3yr . olij m1l e dog pert Aun S hephetd part Blue Heeler Ph. 1IU!INISI PIIOHI li ..F ~ 1614) 992-6550 IISIIIHCl._.. 1614) 992-7154 l/ 28 / tlft Cheupeak Bey Retriever Ph. 614-448-0812 . Wooden Pallou on firlt·coma, fir&t ·teM bltl&. Inquire in Pet'· tOA It GaUipoll& D&lly Tribune office . 826 Th i rd A ve . . G1lllpolh . 2 male ~ittent, 7 weeks old . Cell 814-448-4387. Medium tlz• femtle blond t Collie. Chow-Chow, hrrler, Golden Retritvlf, 111 ftmtl e, mi•ed. C.ll &14·••&·7882. Medium &il:• dog to gtv..wey . Prefeubly 1o 1 f..-m. Not good wrth ltldt. Femlia. 4 y•an old. Clll 814 -448-2551 11!11 3 o30. Puppi" tO give twfly. Pat1 Golderi' Ateriwtf' end pert Irish Sttter. 8 wk1. old. Cell &14· 99X·3614. a wk. old ~ittenJ to 9~• away to good home. Had first shot& and wo,m•d. &14 ·992· 7039 o, 614·192-7808 . ·······Gampons........., & Vicinity a. MANAGEMENT TRAINEE An •ggre&sive growing company i1 &aeking Individuals who w.ould like to begin a carfutr in reteil manegement . Companv. will train and cover e~tpentel . If you want an opponunlty to grow. &and • retume and ..lary re• qulremenu to WII·Cif Enrerpritet. Inc,; P.O . 8011 1308. Port &mouth, OH •5662 Telemarketing Opportunity If you have prevtous te1emarkat· lng e11perlenca and are looking for a cltf'ellf Instead or a job. pleate consider AAA ·tht Auto Club of Southeatern Ohio. An ideal opportunity for Hie& peo· pte with Av on, Tupperware , Fuiii'H' Brush, or insurance ulu experience. If you are l member of AAA you know the 'llllue of th e product you will be selling. Shere that knowledge with othen and gat paid tor It, Send re&ume or worlt history to AAA . The Auto Club of Southaaltern Ohio. 710 Waller St. Ports· mouth, OH 46682 . ATTN : Box Bates. 6 F1mlly. 3 mile• out on Mill Creak Rd. May 1 thru 9th, 9-&pm . Everything cheap. Moving &11le. household Item&, clothing • furniture. M•y 7 · 8 ·9. rain out 14- 15·18 607 Olk Or. (Spring Valley ) · Two F1n,lly G1rega Sale. 1 132 Second Av•. Dl&htt, clothet, 1nd tots of mite. Bam 10 4pm, M1y 7 and 8 . Gartge Sale: M11y 6.7.8.9 from 9 till ? at .G•nt-.ntry. Couch. love1e11. chllf. 1tool. 11ereo. kid& and adull clothtl. picture&, loll more. New &eleetlon of wood traf1e. ,_,a~e • Mother' I Dey gift . A''"' Firat time ever. Babv ltem1, flea m•rket item• by the galore. all under flea market value. Centa· nary aru, Lincoln Pike,. la1t tra11er·left. May 6,6, 7,8. IS Family . Ctoth lng·lnfant to 1dult. All •h~•• · Many oth er Items . Stereoa, dl1h11. etc. May 8.7 . & B. 10:00· 5:00PM . Rod, ney Vlllag•ll . 3rd &1. 6th on left . N88d experienced coo k for HI· Inn, Rt. 1 K1n1uga (acr011 from Reyburn ' a Market). Applv in per~n. w.., Pan· tlme b1by1ltter needed for 2 children. Call 1514 ·2156· 1786 . needed -our home. deyt ime, Mon-Fri. Ages 9 & 2 Centenary are.. Send re&ume : Bo11 T·20 c• Gelllpollt Oally Tribune 826 Th ird Avenue, Gallipollt, Ohio 46631 . Need someone to tear down garage for lum ber. Ca ll 614· 6· L7-tlc Flo,sl Full· time exc itement I Firm prize& 2 part· tlme . 1 tull ·tlme. Car phone needed. TUPPER · WARE . Ph. 614- 364-4001 . 8aby1itHn ~lso Bus. Ph. 985-3813 Day Of Night ·NO SUNDAY CALLS We pay cash tor late modal clean u&ed can. Jim Mink Chev.·Oids Inc. Bill Gen& Johnson 992 ·3476 CARPENTER SERVICE PH. 949-2801 or 949·2860 Wanted To Buy 9 2nd. Ava. Middleport, Oh. 81•· YOUNG'S Natded "Medical Record& Cleric for. a ·100·bed SNF •ICF Facility located in Jackson . .Ohio. Pre\liou., medical re ..:ord e~tperienCe Parton for genral farm work and milking aui11tant. MU&t hav e &ound flmlly life a"d no drlnlc· AUCTION at th e ing. Benefits. depend on e11pe· Community Center. r18nce and anl,ude. Reply with 3 night 8 :00 PM . Truck load · refrenCet to B o~t P-6 . care Point groceries and toy&. EVERYONE Pleaunt Hoap ., 200 Mein ~H .. WELCOME . Pt. Pit. within .6 dftYS. 614-44~·3&72 This Week live Entertainment Wed., Fri. & Sat. Night 9:00 P.M. to 1:00 A.M. The Medallion Band 1 2.00 Cover Charge •Ins . Claim s •Special Events St., Middleport 446-7311 209 Upper River Rd. Homes Built · "free Estimates'' GEARY'S BODY SHOP SSO 992·9901 •Wedd ings •Graduatioris FREE ESTIMATES POMEROY HOME REPAIR with rebuildeble ••change ~.~ . . .3.7·5· . . . . . . . . .~~--. . . . . . . . . .r........ OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK CUSTOM BUILT GARAGES 4-14-1 mo. E-yclliy Low Price rwo:allon Metal Gas cans I J&L BLOWN ' INSULATION 992-2526 Sale prices goo~ FormoetRV"s.reg. 59.18, #6-2{0C Po·~!e $:~!:.s~::~:~roc •I I• Mo.t IP!IIIcattona . . Deep Clfcle laHerlf f COMPARE OUR 4-16· 1 mo. Remanufactured Starters& AHernators Marine Battery 10.000FF Basket lids leave message on machine if no answer. Reg.29,9S.#U1L Deep Cycle Batteries your coat Ouwt, reg, 4.99, d62 your coot Flowers, Sewing, All types Carpentry , Plumb ing and Electrical Repair 25% Off for Senior Citizens. Free Est. Call 992 -6952 Lawn & Garden laHe,ryl 10.000FF on-pkg. rebote Rog. lrom 1.95 1.27 Wood-Crochet .Quilting RUSS MOORE sate price POMEROY, OHIO HANDCRAFTED COUNTRY ITEMS Chon" or Appointment Roln Donee Wo• ~ • We Are A Private Club Pomeroy HOURS: Tues.-Wed .- Fri . 11 a.m. to 71l_.m. Sunday: I p.m.-7 p.m. by 4. H Sl!lding kilt & blocks, me t6o1., reg. 1.99. #Ttli-16 Liquid or f"llte 1ltli. . tin Slides to VHS Video Yape 4 / 6 / 1 mo. 1 8 Wanted to Oo 5785 or 773-5430 . VHS HOME RECORDER THE HAT RACK 1124 East Moin !t. Rain Dance Wax nia. Reel E~;tate. antique, farm. liquidatio·n tales . 304· 773- Transfen 3Smm & 110 Posi · year5 Riverine Antiques Rebate ·. FREE .LANCE 3SMM PHOTOGRAPHER 3·9-'8).2 mo. pd. ANTIQUES BUY OR SEll After Ri Ck Peareon Auctioneer ·ti· cansed in Ohio and Wnt Virgi· 4· 15 I mo. pd. Ph. (1114) 843·5425 •Replacement Wi ndows . •New Roofing Yourself 895-3430, lic-ense No. 764.87. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 614/ 949·2686 " Free Estimates" CALL COllECT: J&L BLOWN INSULATION •Storm Windows 2. , Public Sale & Auction 8 Click's Au ction Service, 304· SANDBLASTING - DI'\' Blasting. Wet Blasting.· and V•cuum· Blasting of structl.lral steel, tanks, buildings, and miScellaneous items. Complete Remodeling Roofing of all Types Complete Gutter Work Worked in hoJlle area 4-28·'87·1 mo. FREE · S60, rttwil'd lor the return of Engllstt Sheep Dog . I~ year old boy 't b.irthdav presenl). Latt sean Saturday, May _2nd. Bo· so'l, Gre•t Bend. Call614-·843· Cesh in a day the Au ction way . SIDING - Vinyl. Alum;num, and WooH . PAINTING - All types including space age insulattng oaint Found : Cocker Spaniel . JoAnn Crisp re&idence, Apple Grove· Dorcas Rd. Owner Please ci ll to identify . .61 , .949 -23?6 aher !i:OO p.m. Help Wanted 11 REPS NEEDED ' EUGENE LONG VINYL & AlUMINUM PH. 992-2772 Gunlr Motor Flush --..,..::: . 992-6215 or 992-7314 •Insulation •Storm Door s Do~ It ways" Farm Equi~me11f Parts &SArtwiu JAMES KEESEE your cost ·.IIIUR!.:l PM- 116:4! ROOFING - Shingles. Rolled Root in~. Gut<ersand In · . sulating RQof Coatirig . CARPENTRY - Additions, Garag es. Sun Decks CONCRETE WORK - Sidewalks. Basem entS and Drive· jFree Estimates) "FREE ESTIMAT!S" After R'"te Residential'- Commercial - Industrial Free Estimeles - Fully Insured SIDING CO. VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING Reg. 4.99, limit 2 lAGlE$ ClUB-POMiiO!, OH. SUPERIOR conditioning for mobile lmpprt Air Filters BINGO GHEEN'S PAINTING, INC. Lost: Cocklti~ bird, Lower Middleport 1rea. It found or &een Cl!11614 ·992· 6801 . Re:w:erd. 6294 . 4·15.' 86·1C HEll - Package air . ·· 4· 7·' 87-1 mo . Pomeroy, Ohio SPECIAL: Reg. 4.39, limit 2 ·1· 13- lfc Dealer CALL (614) 985 -422-2 Cltampion Non-Resistor . Spark Plugs Reg. 99e, limit1 Middleport. Ohio 4-16,87· 1 mo. •Washers •DiShwashers After Rebate DINETTE/4 CHAIRS ..............................S99.95 12 Months Free Financing Middleport, Ohio SALES & SERVICE All Makes // PAT992•2196 HILL FORD ·. LARRY'S CARPET OUTLET ICUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE) qt. mfr'srebale CHESTS .......... S49.95 RECLINERS .••• ,S99.95 5. 10 AND LIFETIME WARRANTY ON CARPET & PADDING Expert Installation · Up to 36 Months Financing Available 4-151 mo. For surer starts, tune with Champion TWIN MATTRESS/BOXSPRING ............ S9B.88 FULL MATTRESS/BOXSPRING .......... :.$148.88 STAiNMASTER WEAR DATED Good Fri. & Sat. nights or any open bowling time. Call us for parties for your group . 992·3432 or 992·2403 Coll814-245-9575 olt01S. PH. 992-3307 MOHAWK CARPETS your famly or group ·· to bowl 2 games and get one free!! CAUTI d' t d core ra ta ors an heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators : We also repair Gas Tanks. s:s.'87 · 3 ·mo. A"tomotive Repair & ser.ice ' 3·27·2 mo. IOWJO lllolor Oil model~) PH. 949-2 7S6 ·John K. Bentl . AUCTION'EER-JIM HARKNESS SPONSORED BY SCIPIO VOL FIRE DEPT. HARRISONVILLE, OHIO USE QUALITY PARTS 6 Lost and Found IT;:::::::=::::::::::::;"1r;:====:;::::=::;-r;::::::::::::;:::::::::::!:::::::::::::::;1 FliUNDo Whno loou ho;•od Lefth Fuee You In EAGLE RIDGE . . ~~"::~6o8Th;•• A•• cen8114·. FREE ESTIMATES EMPIRE FURNITURE A.UTQ REPAIR . . We can repair andre· ••••o• •n•L, c OMM ERciAL 108 W. Main, Pom . eroy, ·Ohil! col<••· v;.,;ntty at Pond..~it~ a ... PH. 742 . ·2027 .13 Th8 Daily Sentinel - FENCE COMPANY Sale prices in effect through May 13, 1987. Kendall 10W30Motor , Ohio · A(CENT PUBLIC AUCTION drc· .. Srop Su.n::hing' ~Ou ll r,nd It In tht C!lulllrdr. . Mav7 CARD OF THANKS :J want to thank each and every one who helped in any' way during my stay in the hospital. The Ve· mental Disabilities w~l be terans Memorial Hosptal held ai 5:30 on Monday, MO¥ staff. nurses and doctors, t 1, 19B;> .. The moeting will be Special thanks to Dr. held at the M~igs· County ·BOard of MR / 00 offiCe. Lentz, The Salvation 'located on Jo~n Street: .in SyArmy, the Blue Streak Cab racuse. Ohio. . Co ., Daughters of Amer· . The J _une meeting will be ica Lodge, all who sent held et the regular BOard . flowers. cards an,d who .111e8ting time of 7 :00 p.m. . The se_ c ond Mond~:~v of the visited me. Most of all for month . your prayers. All meeting!; ar~ open to Couldn't forget to menthe P.ublic . tion who looked after my Lee WedemeYer home and pets . .Superintefjdent (51 7 1 tc · God bless you, Edith Spencer 277 Main St. Middleport. Ohio The National Second arv Educa' preclated for their dedl.catlon to tlon Cou~cll announced that Eddie excellence 'and . achievement," Starcher · has been named an said Dr. George Stevens. F.xecuAcademic All-A merican . tlve Dl rector of the Na tionaI The NSEC has established the Secondary F'..ducation CounciL Acadt>mlc All -America n Scholar The Council selects Acadetn lc Award Program In order to offer AII·A merl~an Scholars upon the deserved recognition to superior exclusive r ecommPndatlons of student> who excel In the Aca · teachers, coaches, co unselor s. and demlc disciplines. The Academic other qualified sponsors. Once All-American Scholars must earn ·awarded, the ·students may be a 3.3. or better grade point recognl7_ed IJv the NSF.C for other average. Only Sch.olars selected honors. by a secondary school Instructor. Starcher is the son of George and counselor, or other qualified spon· .Judith Starcher . His grandparents sor are accepted. These sc holars are Caynell \olcAbee of West are also ell.nble for other awards Columbia and George and Marv given bv the NSEC. These are Sta rcher of Pomeroy. Ohio. awards few students can ever hope to attain. Starcher , who attends Waham a High School, was fiOmlnated for this National Award by Don VanMeter, football coach. He will appear In the Academ ic All· Ameri can Scholar Dlrectorv, which Is published natlonallv. "Recognizing and supporting our vouth Is more Important than ever before In American hl storv. Certainly. winners of tile Aca· demlc All-American Awards should be congratulated and ap- Lacy Barton , Nadine S. Bar· lon, to Daniel L . Thom as, Fonda G. Thoma s. Lot 18, Ora nge. Wm . D. Walters, Brend a S. Walt er s, to Sou th er n Ohio Coal Co., Ease. Salem. Glad ys Grate, to Southern Ohio Coa l Co., Ea se, Sal em . Raymond Hoffm an, Ora Hoi · fman, to Southern Ohio Coa l Co., Ease, Salem . Delbert W. Lawson. E leanor D. Lawson, to Dale Law son, Par· eels, Lebanon. Joyce Ritchie, to Kennet h R. Wallbrown , Charlene R. Wall · brow n. Lot s o4 & o5. Lt>banon. Marv in ·c. L.ltllt>. Juanit a M. Li ttle, to VPrnon R.L itth'. Shery l L. LIIII P. Hobso n VIII. HNbl'rl Norman, Dcc'd ., Or· vln Norman, Affld ., Salisbury. Orvin Norm an. to Agnes Mow· cry, 25/ l OOA , Salisbury. Thomas Ray T obin. Ca nd y Bm Tobin, to Thoma s Ray T obi n, Parcels. Rutland . Norman E. Hyse ll, Palrlcl a A. HysPII , to Otmer G. Polk. Jlh A Robert Jr . Cundiff. Lu cille Cundiff, aka Robert Cundiff Jr. , to Mabel Smith , JOOA, Lot 389. Sali sbury. Florence Ann Bay, Dec' d, by adm ., to E lea nor C. Fugate. Pl. Lol , Olive. Ke vin Sheppard , Susa n Shep· pard to Glen R, Bissell, 15 acre. Sutton. Ha zrl E . Hawk. dec .. to Ha rol<l Hawk, Geraldine Hawk, C(>rl . or tran s.. C h est~ r . , William Michael , d~ c. to Mar Coltlngham , Ma rt ha B . Hamm. affidavit , Middleport. Cl a r~nc e Hamm , dec. to M ar · tha B. Hamm, dec .. Willi am M . Hamm, atrldavH. Middlepor t. Martha B. Hamm . dec. to Wil li am M . Hamm , Afflda v ll. Mar Cottingham to Willi am M . Hamm. ~ lniPI'cst. lot 3, Middle· port . Claren ce Hamm. d~c. to M artha B. H11mm. der .. William M . Hamm, affldavll , Mlddleporl. · Clar encl' A . M oldl •n. Brls.v L. Molden to Nancy J. Jas(X'rs, p;ll'· rds. Pom e1·oy. Board of Co. Commiss ioners. Meigs Co, Ohio lo F'ennry flrnnett Post No . 129. AmNica n Le j::IOn Inc .. :10 acr~s. Sa lisbu ry . Ewln~ E. Hutt on .. Judy J . Ht\1 · ton to Vlr~ll Hal'll ry. Jant' l R. Hartl~y. 2.91 acre. Rutland . Joyce E. F'ryr to ,Jeffrey L . Tillis. Debra .1. Tillis . P'!rr·~L Rutland village . GE'orgc Michat'l Jenkins. Ri ta ',J. Jenkins to Rita ,I. Jenkin s, parcels. Sali sbury. Lewis Harper. .Jr.. Lewi s Harpel', Sr:. Linda Harper to [.ewls Harper. Sr .. Linda HarpN , ~ ar .. Sa li sbury . Agnes Mower y to Kenn eth MowE;> ry . .25 Ac .. Sa l isbury . Clifford Thomas .Jr .. Patricia E, Thoma s to Eugene Whaley, Sheila Whaley. lots, Mlddlepon village. Church of The Naza rem' or Middleport: Ohio Inc. to Robert w. Barton. Bonnie S. Bart on. ,parcel s, Mlddlcort. • Harold A. Rainer , Blbndena M . Rainer to George Elmer Sellers . Vytlce Mat'!(' Sl'lll'rs. lot . Sult on. Thursday, May 7, 1987 . Eddie·St4rcher·named Acaderlzic All-American Property transfers . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio . .. 446· 0737. MT -MlT Needed . PlrHime PO· litlon. Registered or regis try eligibl e. Mu &t be •w•ilable for 6 or 6 weekt of full -time orienta· tion. O' Bieneu M emorial Ho&pl· 111, Hospita l D rive. Athens. OH 46701 . 614· 693 · 6551 ell t . 25&. EO£ . Hel p Went ed· Speciel Project• C••'dl n•tor. hllf·tim•. Excel· lent verbel , writt•n commu nlc.• lion &kill I, and record& men1ge· m."' •• u',,,d . E•po•.ience ' worlcing with volunteeu and in fund rai&lng. Team member c1pablllti". R"ponsl bnltl" In· elude orgtnlzatlon and oversight or lun d rt l&lng lnformetlon, deta 1y1tema. material dealgn. Cor· porate r•stat ch, ttttblllh corpo· rate tolicitlt lon program . Prelltl' knowl edge o f IOUih.,st Ohio &nd co mputer tlljSt rle n ee . Alhen t · betad , 8 county organ!· ration . Car necesurv. Some evening- weekend w orlc . Send t111,.1me 1nd letter of interest to Key Atlclns. E~e~ cutlve Olree1or. Planned Par&;nthood of Sou · lhiett Oh io, 396 Richland Ave .. Athertl, OhiO 415701 . Otadllnt: 5·18· 87 ESP·EOE . Hiring! Government jobt · your 1rte. $16,000.·•158,000. Phone call refundable. (60 21838-8886 ht. 1449. Ftdlfll: Stitt. and Civil service jobs f16 , 707 to f69. 14.8 year. Now hiring. Call Job lin• 1 ·5f8-4.!j&· 38t 1 ht F-13850 tor Into. :24 hr1 . M•y 7th-9th, 9-6. 1 mile fr om BulavUie Townhouse on Bula· ~1118 Porter Rd. t lgn&. Children• clothe& , dining room tabte & ch•in , thQwer doort, hl·c halr, much more. Rain cancel•. Friday, May 8 504 le Gra nd a. B1by items. childron1 clothing. hoututhold Items, ttereo, and m uch mor., , Yard Sale May 7 · 8· 9~ All clo· thing • 1.00 or le11 diff erent lteml added. Pfoceed& for Mon• tally -Handicapped Camp Fund, 221 G Eutern Avt ., J ohnsont Mobil e Cou rt lot 17 . Ftld.,Y 8th, Rt 218 ,1 mil e above Mercerville. Baby bed. play pen. Harold Davi• Re&idence. Yard Sale· Thur&day, Friday. & Saturday . Round oak table 6 chalrl . Oak china cabinet, ttep ba ck cu pbOard, 2 Pom_.-oy ~ tone jar•. Iron bed . Oak kitchen cabinet. cloCks and Iota more. Addrett : Bo.11 188 ESR, G1ttlpo· e Ill. OH . Pho"o: 814 ·258· !878 4 family yard ule. Cloth ... be dspread& & m isc . Five mil.. nut 141 . M11y 9th• 9Mn 111 7 a.' 8, One time only . May 7 Lincoln Pike. 2nd brlett house. Tapeplayers . tapti, Corning· w1re. electric skillet. Friday & Sltu,day, 9·? E.~~t,. nlct c: hlldren& &ummer clothes . llttle bil at averytt'!lng . lngallt Rd . off Rt 218 . Wth;:h tor tlgn•. Rain Cllncel l . .......P.omaro"Y ......... . Middleport & Vicinity .................................. M av 8th and 9th. 299 Third St. R"clne. 9 :00·5:00. --------------~'. L)l! ngsvllle erea on St . Rt. 325. 1 mile 11111 of Danville, Sat., May 9, 9:00·6:00 . Baby Item• tnd ctothet, glrls 12 -14, boytB · ,Ol aquariums , dinlhg table antt ' more. 614· 742 ·2163. ltlrge 4 ltmllv. Set . Mev 9th, 348 Sycamore , M l ddl•port. Aero• • . fro m Imperial Elemrlc1 lou ot ladles end men& clothing and mite:. May 7th 1nd 8th. Qo l Outh on Rt . 7 , turn left on second Ad. pa&t Bradbury caution IIQhU 1 foll ow tlgns. Beby end adul1 cloth... babv furniture, toy&. mite. e!lcerlu bllce. 61•· 992· . 71 !0. Yard &ale: Fri. May 8 behind Foodland in Pomeroy. 9 :00· 3;00. Vard tal e: May 8th. 1 mite on lett. H yHII Run Rd . Something • Vard Sale, 4 Families. A little of everything. May 7th 9· 1, Oth 9 ·3 . 459 Lari 1 t Drive. If ra in on b1ck porch. h F18 h 2 Yard Illes 1 hurl. 7 1 ' 1 • t · Ju1t o ff 141 Lincoln Pllc e· C•n1enlry . Double wide 4th. trtiler -left. O l•h~M, jewelery, clo· "I tttlng , lawn mower1. tot• 18ft, lott mile. l---- - ----- Yard Sale· Thur&. & Fri. 9am· 1 pm top of hill Plants Suh. Baby C loth&&, hom& In terior, other itema. To numerout to mention . Th ur.· frl. 666 Jty Dr. Cathedral wind ow quilts will be at Ftea Milt . 11 Fairground•. M ay for everyonA. New lima R d, Autlend , Ohio, Sat. May 9th. G1tage Sale; Frldty 8 tnd S.turday 9th , From 9:00-1:00 p.m. 2nd uail er up from the fire houM In Tuppltf& Plains . FurnJ. ture, glut wt~r e. pot& •nd pans. bedtpread& . blankeu, tabltt clothe&. clothing. dlthlltl. and what nott . Crock pot, tans . one ant ique 1tend , clothes hamp &r s, old bottlflt. mixart; tou ten end meny other ilflml. Chfiii iiU Ca r· I On Boto' 1. Great Bend. Ohio Sa t . urtllly , M11y 9th 10 :00 am·d&rk &· 9· !0 ·p'f Pleiisii rit .. · Friday. 333 Third Ave. & Vicinity 3 Family , Cen tena ry, M ay 8 IL 9 . 9•m· 3 pm , B1by furn iture, ctoth h , ltids thru &dull, t'!_!?UIIt· hold lt t~ms . Saturday. May 9th . & SUnday. Mty 10th. 2 mil es off Rt 7 on Geotge& Creek. Yard Sale, fr i-Sa t 9· 8, 493 M1ple Dr. Canning iart . HB Book&. old m•gazinn. picture. blltM . houH plants. girl• t iD· thing. Lots or ml&c. G~ragt Sel•· G .S. Troop 1808 • &01 01k Or. M• v 8th & 9th. 9am-3pm . ~;:lothlng, Houtehold lttml. kn icknac:kt, etc . R,. 7. 4 mlln, &outh of Eurelc1, Thurs. 8t FrL G•rqe h ie. 208 Third Ave. Fr i, Sat . Mev & 9 . 9am·•pm. H1n ison, M~ry & Libby e· M ay 7-9, 9 :00 • ? 4th StffU!1. Mtt~on , W. Va. Follow TV' s,.. dryer ' canning Jars. Mr sc ''\!"'· Huge Yard Sale, Thu rt, Fri. St~t. Ba ck ol former Powell' I Barber Shop. Gallipollt Ferry , W v a: · Yard S8ie. Thu rsday and Friday , 20 dQII&, glus wart~ . bllbl{ elothA•. mort~ . 2218 Jefferson Ave . 20 fa mily yard •ale, Ewington Townhouse. five m lnut111 out of Vinton on At , 160. lhur u nd Fri. 9:00·' · For in tormatJon phone Donn• Elliott, 61 4· 669 ·4881 . ~atch tor sign&. Yard Sale, Thurt ·Frl, May 7 and 8. Corner Smith and Locus t St .. Hl!lnder&onl W. V1. 9 :00 till 7, Vard S11le May 8 and 9 , 97 Burdette Addn , 9 :00 t ill ?. Not re1poniible fof, accident A. Can· cellf r.liln. ~ V~rd Sale. Frid~ty &nd Satu rd•y. 28 Burdette Addn, 9 :00 till 7 :00. Kid&, edult clothn. Home Interio r, Barbie items, furntlure, toy1. Rein or shine 1979 Cougar XR7 , 302 engine, tf .800.00 . 304·675-2228 . �.. ' Page- 14- The Daily Sentinel . Z1 .'· ·LAFF-A-DAY Business Opportunity 51 Household Goods · 64 Misc . Merchandise GOOD USED APPLIANCES Wllhllfl, dryers, refr lgerat O{I, ranges. Skagg, Appllan cea. l)pper Rtye r Rd. bt~ide Stone Crest M01fll. 614·-.6 · 7398. ! NOTICE ! THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH ING CO . reco,mmendl that you do butiMfl witt~ pnople you \.now , and NOT to send mon ev throu gh the mail until vou have invest igat ed the offering. 23 LAYNE ' S FURNITURE Professional Services Real Estate Homes for Sale New 3BR 2 car garage. bw;k front . front porch . ni ce lo t . 6 milea Sout h o i G11l li polis $47,500. Ph. 61 4-446-8038. Foi' n ltt by owner : 2B R. Ranch Sly le House. full basement, 2 bt~ttls . one .attached garage by & breoreway Surr ou nded ltand o tp ineson 1 3~tcres . Pond. nevv fen ce. born. Call days 61 4 -446 · 2107 o• oven ing s 245-6600 . Price rfl duced. 3 Bfldroom with attached gar· age. forced air gas, fireplacf!. ha rd woo d flo o rs , i n town 827,000 . Ph. 614-446-117 1 or 44tl - 430 5. May cons ider trade-1n of mobile home p r property un t hi s new 3 BR. home. 2 car garage. 6 mi. south on At. 7, f47,600 Call 6 14 -446 -8038 For sal a by ownttr : 2 story hou se in Mlddlepart ove rlaaking park . 30 yr. guernteed viny le siding . w·w ca rpel. 1 'h b11th. uniqutt woodw ork. 6 14·992 ·6126 . 7 rooms, 1 '1:. bath, h0u1e in Ches tf!r . Ohio Pr icfl rfld LJ Cfld from $2?.000 to 926 .000. C11 1i 6 14 -986-357 1 . Gavern ment Homes· hom 51 . IU rttfUtlr) Al!o lt~ x delinquent and 'nrnclosure propnn ins For list· ing. call /refu nd able) 1 ~ 315 · 733-6062. EXT G2021 . Pam flroy. no down paym en1 n• e de rl Thru b8droom , 8quipped kitchlln. hnth, ba!lernont. AC. ca1port. Ca ll 614 992 · 2602 . F'u lly lurntshed 2 BR, home in Ra cine with equipped kitchen. Riv erviltw propmty ac rou from Ge nor11l Store. Easy 11ccess to Ohio River boat launching and sa ndy beach. 1115.000. 614 949· 2168 or 6 14· 949·2263 . For s ale: 4 rflom hou1ewl th beth nn 1'11 artrelland. 1 Oa66 trailer 614 -742 ·2653 . For sale: 2 bed room house in Pomeroy. 55000 . See by ap· pointmllnt only . 614· 992 · 6022 , e room hou se. bat h. 11/r acre. Sell or trad e . RtHiuced to $24,000. CAll 614·992-7453 . Houle for 1ale-rent . 3 bedroom, 2 fu ll bath, built -in kitchen, cenrralair . 3 millis from town on Rt 2 North . 304-676 -2886 . Ask Butch Gn!Dohnt. 6 roo m hou1e, 6 MCrlll ground, A1hton, W . Va. Ca ll after 5 :00 PM , 304-576-2179 . 20 acra flHm HannAn Trll cfl Road. Glenwood. W. Va. for mora in form ation ca11304 · 7?3· 51 18 or 773 · 5186 aII er 5 :00 · 110 acret. Leon Baden .Rd., Ho uiHI & ou1buildlng . Stream 1hr ough property. 304-4 581066. FurniahedApt . 18R , 701 Fou nn Avft ., Gallipolis. 1226 Utilities Pd. Ph. 446 ·4416 after 7PM . 740 SeC1l nd Ave . .1 BR ., 1185. per mo. Deposit rflquired . Call 614-446 ·4222 betwe~n 9-5 . 3 rooms & bath. ttove & refrigerator tumishe. Ut il it ies paid, No children, no pet1. Ph . 814-446 ·2583 . . 35 Lots 8o 3 rm . unfurn'ed. apt . First floor -like new thraughout. Privata and quiet. Hut furn 'ed. 1285 / mo. Call 614-44ti ·4607 or 446-2602. Hotpoint self-clea ning &love. like new, &vacado green. S2SO. Caii614 ·44B-2459 . W~ite 3 drawe r scflest like new, originally 8179.00 will sell fo r 895 .00. 304-895-3422 . Nice .2 BR apt. S1o1.1e, rahigera tor. water furn' ad . 4 Vt mi. from Gelllpolil. $210 / mo. t&O Oep. No Pats. Caii614-446-803B . Run sofa &nd chnir. axe co nd, $360.00. 304-682 -3700. Graciou1 liv ing. 1 and 2 bad· room apartmanu at Village Manor and Rivertide Apar!t ments in Middleport. Fro 1n 1216 , including utiliti es. Call 614·992·7187. EOH . 1 bedroom tumi1hed apartment. Prlvate entrance and parking. Oepo1i1 and reference. No pets. Phone 614 -992 -6942 after 5 :00p.m. Rent ~ l s 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 41 NEW ANO USED MOBI LE KESSEL'S OUAUTV MOM E SALES . 4 MI. WEST. GAlliPOLIS. RT 35 . PH ONE 614-446-7274 . HOM ES MOBil~ For ule by owner, 1979 Buddy 14•70. 3 BR , 1 •11 beth • . total elec ., alot ot ~tx tr As . C111 ll 614446-3066. 1980 Fairrnont Bayvitlw Oelu11t1 141170 furni shed. 2BR , natural gl'IS heal, C A., on private rented lot. On Rt 36 Rodney. Ph . 6 14-446-7644 . General Electric 26in. color TV. 1200. Bx10 wood lawn bldg. 1200. Pia¥ pen S30. Call 614-446 -8898. like new Oak baby crib. Mat tress. S1bO. Pt1u i·ta~i strotler. S30 . High chair. $25. Call e14-446-2338 between 6 & , 0 pm. Briggs It Stra1ton 6 HP. 4 aycllt indu1trial, tido shalt, ga1olino lll'lginfl with centrifugal clutch. all brand new. S2000. Call 614 · 446-6826 or 6U-446· 0932 . - -- - - - - - -leS IONS . Hell Price! Save 55 per ce ntl l Flalhing arrow t igns 12 991lightad, non·arrow UB9 ! Unlighted 8249 1 Free letters! Sae locally. 1· 800-423·01 63 anytime. Office Space for Rent. Excalhml tor Anor nevs. Accountant . etc. Cion to Co'urt House. Call Wiseman Real Es tate Agency. 614-446-3644 . Mobile Home 101 Plant Subdivi1 wooded. concrete pad. J bedroom hou1e in Pomeroy. •ion. co unty water available Ph. 614 · comrlautly furnished. wath8f· . 24 5· 6856 Of 446 ·0239. drye r. mic::rowttvo oven, rell. - - - - --.-- - - room. Pay own utilit ies . &225 Mobile Home 1pac•country lot. pur month . Day• 614 -992 · rural watar, one car garag e. 23 81 . Eve ning• . 1314 · 992 · Virgini11l. Smith Real Estate Call 2509 . 614· 368-8826. For stle, new servi ce equuipment t or A.C. High vaC\Ium pump. charge check 5 no ., gauge• . 30 no. 12 , 30 no. 22 • :n.l:..:C.': .':' .6:.1:.4_-9:.9:.2:__::·2 6 02 . '":.':.ri:g•:.•:. -lcCa r trailer. Single a~le . leaf 1prings, 6ft. by 12 tt., S?OO. 6 pe. capta lnlt bed set. 1100. Refrigaratflr goad t or camping. Miac. Volktwagon parts. Baby dreuing table. t10. Cal! 614949·2422 after 5 :00p.m. COUNTRVMOBILE Home Per" . Ro ute 33. North of Pomeroy . Rental tr11llen. Call 614-99274 7 9. Space for 1malf trailer1. All hook· uP I. Ca bl a. Al1o efficiency rooms. air tnd ca ble. Mu on. W.Vtt. Call304-773-5661 . Space for rent . t r•iler space1. locust Rd. Rt. 1. Point Pleasa nt. 304· 6 75·1076. Self-propelled electric •tertlaw·n mowl!lr . Salt -propelled lewn mower. Gas push mower. Call 614-9a5-3839 . Private lot trtllar rental s p&t:l'l 60' 1 128' lull ~ook up with block gtrage. 304 ·67& ·4695. Wlnchestar model 12 pump shatgun . Modified choke. Excel· lent conditiM. 614-992·6044. 4 7 Wanted to Rent Pro m drenn Daphne Rose. 5ize 18, wl1h matc;:hing thof!s, 1ize 10. 140. Orchid 1in 18. 116. Whit a 1lze 1 3· 14. naver wa rn. *50. Blue lace. size 20 with matctl lng s hoes. size 10. t60. Upright freezer 18 cubic h . 5125. Ptlone 614-992-2&13. 3 or 4 Bedroom house in Kvger Creek School Oiatrict. Rel•en· eM Ph. 61ii-446-B6 21 . 49 For lease --'--- - - 55 Building Supplies . Approx . 4000 ft . pine and poplar lumber. Air dryed 4 yrt. 830.00 per 100 board t&et. 400 ft. walnut, sir drVed 3 yurs. $100 .00 per 100 boart teet. Phone 614· 992 ·3921 . Rudy mix concrete and all concrete supplies. Call u1 Valley Brook Cement and Supplifls. 304 -773-5234 . Rough lumber . Oak S. Poplar '1 50 per 1,000 by bundle; 20c by boArd ft . 304-675-4412. 66 Pets for Sale Dragonwynd Cattery Kennel. CFA Himalayan. Persian and S ia mete kitten•. AKC Chow puppies. New Chow puppiea. CAll 614 ·446-3844 after 7PM . Groom and Supply Shop-Pet Grooming . All breed 1... AU style& . Julie Webb Ph . 614-448· 0231 . Chlne11 .pug-reg iltered. One year old.'Must sell soon. Maltean offer. Cell 614· 441-7862 . For sale: AKC Re gl1ter~ female Golden labrador puppy, Call BU-992· 9903 or 614 · 992 · 5949 . Himalayan Pen ien Kinens. Se&l points. Great mothen d•v or graduetlon gift. No checks, 614-992-2607 . Old English Sheep dog pups. las1 ot liner, 10 wuks old, needs good home. 126.00. 304-675-4249 . Female Beagle regi1ter ed 6 mon th1 old, hAd all 1hots, 150.00. Include! hou1e. 304 · 882· 2592 . 67 Parcu11i0n plu t drum set, good cond. 1135.00 . Cell a11er 5 :00 pm. 304-875·6943. 6B & Fruit Vegetables Flowers and vegtllbleplant• tor sale. Flrtt holtte on right abow R aclne locks and Dam. 61 Farm Equipment CROSS & SONS U.S. 35 West. Jaekson. Ohio. 6, 4 -286-6451. Meu eyferguaon. New Hollend, Buah Hog Sal" 8r Service. 01.1er 40 used traet:ors to cttoo .. from 8t complete line ot new &. usad equipment. lergest selection in S.E. Ohio. r- JIM'S FARM EQUIPMENT CENTER . SA 35 W. Gallipolis, Ohio. Call 614-446·9777. I'I'JB. 614·446·3692 . Up front trac· tors with warranty over 40 used tractora, 1000 tool•. 76 John D11ere 1010 tractor with plows and dit c. aH . li.l!;- new $3600. John Deere 141' Balet t19& . John Deere Barr rake 1850. Call 614-286-8522. 4020 John Deere tractor with 5 bottom plow•. 12 fl . John Deefe transpon disc. t6560. New Holland 273 Baler t1795 . Call 614- 286 -6522. Chein nw pares. aupp li" and r&paira. Siders Equipment Sales, Henderson, W.Va. phone 304· 675-7421 . 16 foot 1andem till top trailer. call 304-676· 1789. IT ST!JfED All> ~- IIIIATAIIbiM!MIATA • ~T Cl:W'fWtt! LOOD IT! 0 0 • (2l (I) • (I) (1) SpomLook :.:.:.:__;___,_:.:_.:_____:__ 71 Autos for. Sale Want ~o buy gas tank tor 1977 :~ Honda 550, 304· 895-;J096 or ~ 895-3406. 'I I"J{{ (I) Wlnner'l Circle lAb (J) • (I) AIC No-.. · (I) Nightly Bullntll R.,ort ~ .. .J<t ·;~t ~Zn~sg~~~~. a;Ja~::~··,:~:-e .~ 19n Nova, a1.no., ''built 350 1985 Chevrolet SilvOfado truck . loaded, low mileege. excellent condition. Call B14-992· 3342 . -· 26 ft . Titan mOt Or home, com_. pletely telf·contained, generator , sleeps B. t8900. ·Call 514·446·0008. aJNtwa reports on wortd economics and financial news with Lou Oobbs. l0:30) '78 Datsun 8210, runs good. body fair. $600.00 . 304 -675· 2183. 19851f.J Sport Ford Escort. 3. 500 miles, all extras, ca ll 304·67& -3638. '84 Pontiac Siero. black. air eond, cassette, AM· FM stereo. exc cond, 304-676-6110. 72 Trucks for Sale 1973 International Tandem, good eandition Ph. 614· 446· 1437. Services 63 livestock Duroc Botrs. Bred ju1t like the boe11 we letted at the Ohio TettaUon that gained over ·2.6 lb1. p11r d&y. Roger Bentley, S•bina. OH . 613· 584-2398. Wented to rent pasture tor 1heep wit h woven wire fence. Call 814-742-2753 . Mother goat expecting . Two boy go1ta. 304-876· 3771 . Gantle lioflt, teek: included. uoo.oo. 304-773· 95B7. 64 Hay & Grain WANTED ltameone 10 cu1 and bale 22 acres hay on sahres II Gailipolil Ferry, 304·675-4631 . 8o 4 W.O. Moving· Must sell 1983 Dodge Custom Van. Ph . 814-446 8201 . 19BO Dodge PU , 4•4. Short wheel base. PS. PB , 4 apd. 318 engine. Call 614-266· 6•57 after 7pm. 19n Ford pick up, 4 wheel dtNe. auto with eir, 1trong 400 enQine. AM -FM lteteo, fin8 truck, Stearn• Garage, 304· 67&-7710 or 875-6749. '76 Bla1er, 4 wheel drfve. new tiret, headers. strong vehicle, Stearna Ger1g1. 304·676-771 0 Or 676 · 6749. 1976 Jeap CJ5. 304 engin~~ . priced to sell S400.00, 304675·4090. 74 Motorcycles 1- - - - - - - - - - 1986 Honda XR -80 very good cond. t400. Ph. 614-441 74•5. Tr~nsportat1on 71 Autos for Sale 1980 Chrylf• Flfttl Avtnue, good condltton. Call 614· 446· 0008 . 2' 1983 Old1mobile Cutl•u Ctlies. Hurst limited Edition. low Mileage P'h. &1 • · ""6· 0148 anytime, 448-0941 after 6pm. 1 9B5 Ford hcort 4 -•peed t3199. 1985 Chevy Chevette 4-speed 13199. Jotln• Auto Sal•. Ruleville Rd .• Gellipoli1. Oh. 1874 Oort: Uta. 1178 Folr· mont 0380. 1178 Ford Ltd. UIO. Cai1110--H81. 1181 - • r ....AM , r ...,. 301 Nftlo, n- ahaast, new --· •aut". ea. contl. lo•d•d. •4700. C.l 114-44e·2201 · 1, 114-441•2734 til• I A 1917 Honda C8650 four K, Immaculate. low miles 8700. Coli 114·448-3485. MUST SELL· 1985 Vamehe Vlr8go. like new. Ph . 814-246· 5137. · FRANK AND ERNEST· 1984 Hond• Shadow. VT100. &14-742· 2586. • 1978 Kewasak:i motor cycle. ll:Z •oo. 4800 miles. 1514· 985· 4301. 1983 Y1n1ah1 Muiaum 510 . Asking t1000. Ctll 114· 192· 3001 or 61•· 992·1167 1fttr 4 :00p.m. Honda Model 110 thra e wh..ter. bc ..l.nt condition . Co11114-1185· 3108. 1981 4 TC Honda " Big Red" 3 wh....,, 210 engine. .. ectrlc mn. good tifft, uceH'"• condl· lion. •1200. 304· 112-3323. 75 Boats and Motors for Sale i---------1813 Thund.-c,.fl. 17ft. 120 HP. 1-0. 110 hours. One owner, IH: Ntrighboehood Rd. Call 114•448-8298 artor a ,oo. 18 •~rrft. flblrgten. 1e ft . v hull ""' top a upt..... r. 1171 Ch..,.... Chorv•. - 111. trim, hHtl • . - . _...... -~~~ In 18H. --··n.ooo.c.n ---rd.--· -·........... -... AI--· 114-211-1801. • ti)JtfteriO!II "' . e (ll Too C'- tor Comtort 7:35 (J) Honeymooners 1:00 rn Dakllrt :;i' 8ootc:~ ~ ....l D j I i • ~ • ill 8careciow and Mra. King A priceless urrlng. stolen during · ~renada uprising, shows up 0 ~ :.0Ztt;J Dl Prtmlntwt Wrap ups ol All types carpenter & concrete work: Interior, elltflrior, remodeling , painting. roofing, free estlmatn Call614-446-6174 . the day"s wortd newa and In daptl1 feature reports. 11 :00) ® MOVIE: 'tc.lly'e Norott, Pill 1' PnM Tlml1 (2:25) (l) MOVIE: Milling In .. • AcdOn (Ri(1 :42) 8:05 (J) MOVIE: Dettry Rldll Again (NRI(1 :341 EEK & MEEK ARE (,{;() A VfRr' l<E:i.IGICXJS ~? 1:30 G (2l 01 Family Tin When Elyse·s alater'alamHy comes to vie~. Slaven Is ready to crack. I'M JUST iiJTERfSTID IIJ HAVIIJG A GCCC 1:00 ()) 7DG Club • C2l 101 ChMrl Sam and Diane approach the a~ar with 11ME" IIJ LIFE .. . varying dagrMs of enthuala1111. Fetty lf8e Trimming. 1tump removal. Call 304-675-1331 , (!) Top Rank loxlng (I) • (I) Jack ilnd lllkt Jackie lntlfViews a mobster who lptnt lhlny yeara In Rotary or cable tool drilling. Moat well• completed same day . Pump sales and urvice. 304· 895-3802 _!)rison. (A)&;! (I) llyattryl The Maxie family abtys tlghtllpped, but Adam's suspect list grows. Concrete finl1h, parking lou. bnements . any tile job . Senior Citizen Discount. Rick Garfiald . e14· 985-4414 . ~ •cllmon end Simon A.J . and Rick look Into the MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP Starks Tree and lawn Service. , lawn carfl. IAndsc!lping , 11ump removal. 304 -876 · 2842 or 576-2903 . ..--------, r 'Ve DECIDED "THAT I'LL qol'OOVAPTHIS SI..!MMER AFTER ALL . Plumbing 8o Heating 'M-IAT AR!< '10t.l WAITINq FOI<'?YCXJ KNOW 'IOLI'Rl= DYINGf TO · TELL E:\IER'IONE: THE: \ .. murder of an aggreslva news reporter. SOMETIMES I-JAS1Y GIVESME/HE 8o lnterviewa with top newtmakera end celebrities. CREeP6. rn I t:30 • 01 Nothing 1n Common David runs lor ®Nftl 10:00. (J) 101 L.A. Law Kbzak trill to uva rnan accused ol murder from cepital rl)n;"002'o}:J 1;1 (I) Myottryl Adam Dalgll6sh Is eiOH to revealing the murderor 'l identltv- 1;1 ~ Falcotl Crett ~It comes to Tony's defense, but H proves a worthless geature. t;J Dl Evenktg Newt Awrap up of today'a news and a lOOk ahead to tomotrow·a news Electrical Refrigeration BARNEY I THINK I'LL GO OVER PI-J' SEE IF B6 LUKEY'S 006 HAD HER PUPS VET General Hauling atortea. (1 :00) • 0 Dillard Water S81''f'lce. Pools, Cistefnl . W11Us. Delivery Any Hme. Cell 614-44&· 7404-No r Sunday calls. IO:GS (J) NIIA leakllbtM .10:30 ()) a-Id Look J & J Water Service. Swimming pools, cistern•. wells. Ph. 614 245·9265. ..w - W•tte rson ' s Wttet Heu lin~l, rett onable rates. immedi•t e 2,000 ga llon delivery. cistern•. paol1. well. etc. celt 304-576· 2919 . report~ on wortc1 economlca lind llnanclal with Lou Dobbl- (0:30) .Ill M'A'rtl :311.<ll lpc1lttCenW ill) TOtllgllt lhow (LI (2l (J) WICIIP ill CIIICIIw•U • (I) ......... ~;~ • , I lUll, PJ. lportl IJIICQd aport~ PEANUTS ----------------- ~ • with Jim Huber. (0:30) •o'IIIIIMHIIfCIIL* Nlglll t1og1n 11 cnlllnged by •m "* ._ ..-.'"'m~~r....111 ........... 12:00 (J) . . . . . . . Allin (i)~(R) ii'IC" &. 011111011 People (I) ' _1 I _J 'YOu • develop from step No. 3 b elow. PRINT NUMBERED LETTERS IN THESE SQUARES UNSCRAMBLE ABOVE LETTERS TO GET ANSWER .• YEsTEiDAY'S'SCIAJJ.UTS ~NSWiiS . Ple/i, - -Juggle - GOING ro ACT "Why are you always so nice to peOple who Ire naatY to you?" asked the boy. Repj led the mom, "Why should someone elaa dsclde how I'm GOING to ACT ." BRIDGE I let . NORTH 5-7-17 ''· \ +As-& •••• James Jacoby tAK7SI .AKQ82 An expert WEST EAST +K Jl •s8 .AKQ861 •J7n • 32 .Jl0 7 63 •s • J 10 6 By James Jacoby ,. SOUTH Try your hand as declarer i n lour t +Ql0732 .10 9 2 spades, but play fair . Cover the East 1 +Q i 8 and West cards with your thumbs first. .51 The o pening lead is the king of hearts . Yes, it's r ight to ruff. What ne~t ? Vulnerable: Neither Would It be so unu s ual to come to your Dealer: North ' nand with the queen or diamonds and Wesl Norlb Ettt ruff another heart? You would then SouIIi It Pass I+ play the ace of spades. and now seems 2. 3. Pass like a reasonable time to play A·K· Q Pass ' or clubs. That way you can throw your Pa .. Paas Pa11 last heart on the' club queen . SomePa .. body may rulf in , but you should not lose more than three spade tricks. But Opening lead: ' K something untoward happens along the way . As you attempt to cash tbe second club, West ruffs .. He then cashZla Mahmood ol Pakistan found an ' es a high heart. fl he ls.klnd enough to easier approach. After rulflng the play another heart, you can rurf a nd first heart, he Immediately played A· bring down the defenders' trumps toK of clubs. Of course the second club gether. But what if West plays a ella· . was ruffed and West conUnued hearts. ' mond now? You will be in dummy Declarer trumped in dummy. cashed ~ without any easy way to get to your the spade ace and played the last hilh hand. You can still make l 0 tricks by club, getting rid of his final heart. playing the high club and discarding a When West had to ruff with the spade · diamond . East c an take only the spade king. Zia m~de his game w!lh an , king. overtrick . . 4. •• .. s. ' p,,. 6&m•~-' by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 5 Treachery I Squabble 6 Scl-fi film 6 VIbrating sound 7 ('lot (1964) 10 French river 11 Expand 13 Loafer 14 City her 8 Dutch cheese 9 Mother (Fr.) 12 Turner or Cole . 17 Hoosier 23 Opposed to 35 Withered Iraq 15 Henna 16 Cooler In 18 Convened ·hUmorist 25 Beautician 19 Gnat-like 19 Tropical Westmore Insect fruit 26 Mature Zl False show 20 African 27 And not 24 Raw-boned antelope 29 Choral 28 Satire 21 In good work 29 Ship's load shape 311nterdlct 30 Chinese 22 Brazilian 33 Stratum dynasty bird 34 CuJVe 31 Pennant 32 Swedish J 36 Farmer's need 38 Resound 39 Brink 40 Equal 42 Chemistry suffix « Do island 34 Snake 37 Social worker? 38 Sen. Dole Is one (abbr.) 41 Type of race 43 Out of the way 45 Beldam 4f Imbue 47 Pitcher 48 Wrath DOWN 1 Elapsed 2 Wyoming city . 3 Exasperate 4 -you there? DAILy CR YPTOQUOTES- Here's how to work It : AXYDLBAAXR isLONGFELLOW One letter stands for another. Jn lhis sample Ais used f the three L's x for the two O's, etc. Single letters, aar trophes, the iength and fonnati<l!' or the words are all Each day the code letters are different J:. CRYPTOQUOTE 5-7 NO N G X NGX K U YOS K GH RNOS W M P 0 J .oN W V0 XX XHV G VNUOYOS • fiUdnr while being lnlef ,.,.., on rldto. A & M Custom Couches and R.uphmstery , St. A1 . '1 , Crawn City. Oh. t1•·211-1470, Eve. S1 4·446· l438. Open dlity 91o ' '30. Sot. 9 ,30 to 1 '30. Old 1!. new Uphostered. .... •c Ill T=--uon •I ~-jL==~(~~o~l~ ~ ~t~ A~I~z~:1=~·I e ~;~~:~; i~h ~h;h~~.~~~g q~~:~ Ill Montyllll Curren1 Nick ChariH Sign dean's Office or local college: " Education Ia learning something Yc>u didn ' t know you -·-know.'' (l)llt8r~1- . In r II I[J) Tile Crull1lng S..aon · It Formerty Kan' s now Joh,n's ""' Water Service. John W11ter1on, ', : J r. Own6f. 1.000 or 2,000 gat , Mr'"ce. 304· 671· 2248 . _, =~~--- .Ill USA Tonight I 1:DG ()) Hlnlcllllt lnd McConnlc:lt • C2l (I) • <ll 01 liS Newt rrour.. House coal . lim&~tone. •nd 1• grtvel. Delivered 1 ton and up . 1 J im Lanier, 304-67& -1247 o r "' 675-7397. fr•• l!illllljor LNgtM leHball -· R & R W ate1 Service. Home cls1ftrn s, wells, pool• filledi Formerly Jam es Bov• Watflr , Same ra1e1. Catt 304 ·675 · 1370. Mowr-v 's Upholttering .-vlng 1ri countyanta22 y.an . Th•bett In fumhure upho..leling, Cell 304 - 176 · 41 154 for eatimat•. ~Landing Peter Is confronted by Greg, Abby. Jill, P.atga and Olivia. Q • (ll Odd Couple 1 Upholstery In depth olflca with no plan a to wln .. . untilleams he's behind . Rflaklenl ial or commercial wir· ing. N.w 1tr1.1iee or rePairs. Licensed electrician . Estimate tree. Ridenour EleC1ricAI, 304· 875-1786. 87 lA) Dl Larry Klng Uvel CARTER 'S PLUMBIN G AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pin e Gelllpolis, Ohio · Phone 614·••6-3888 or 614· 446·4477 ' 84 101 The Coeby Show tht ALLEYOOP SWEEPER and sewing machine ' repair, parts, and supplies. Pick ' : . up and delivflry, Davis Vacuum Cleaner. one half mile up Georgea Creek Rd. Cell 614446·0294. 82 (2l HuKtables go to Hillman College to pay tribute to retiring president. (!) A.W.A. Champlonahlp W,..utng(T) (I) • (I) Our WOIId 1;1 (I) Moyert: In S..rch ol Conatttutton Students at St. John's College chaHonge Mortimer Adler's Ideas. (NAI I 1178 17ft. Surcnlt . 140 HP oM otc. C.H I14· MI·2102 or 114·141· 21H_4,00p.m. G<ll Judge ~ Wheel ol Fortune t;J Dl Cfollfl.. (0:30) 1111]21 liS! Jeopardy! t;J ,... LE:T ME CHf:CIC MY 1981 Honda 350·X, 3-wheetf!r. *1 .060. C1ll 814-441-3822 . 1981 IC.X 80 *700. Go od condition. Cell 614 · ••8-096• after 4pm. (!) 8plldWHk IT) · Ju.>T A SecoNP, APro.•NiMeNT RON ' S Tele visio n Service .• ; House cAlls on RCA. Quazar. t GE . Speciallng in Zenittl . Call 1 304-678-2398 or 614 -4462454. Vans 7:05 (J) Sanford and Son 7:30 G C2l (I) Newlywect Game Home Improvements BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetime guar•n· tee. Local rehtrancet furnished. Fr&e ettimates. Call collect 1-614-23;·0488. day or night. Rogers Baa e ment Waterproofing . · ~~. ~,! . .....o:...:;o..:::o..,.:v~I:.11,~ touch · Miller (ll '976 Chflv pick up truck 1650.00. 304·675' 2848. 73 Wheel of Fortune iIll hmey M'A'S'H 1----------- ;..::...1r--::1 . · Dl Moneyllne Curren! 1978 Ford Elite. 351 Winsor. 1983 Skylark 22 ft . self con· pow~r steering and brakes. tained. e~c co nd. full length Good wOfk car. $350. Call c•efree awning . King t:ize bed .., 614·949-2778. with privacy door, lub ind i shower , Raeu hit ch, twin 1976 Dodge At pen. 2 door, dinnette. $7,200.00 . 304·675· good mechanic. f&ir body. 614· 3276 . 949-2693. Persistantly. I~~,3 Hostal - Wlleh - NewaHour (1 :00) 1111]21 QJI I ,~ t INEUN. . (I) SpomC.nter ILl (I) Entertainment Tonight Ill (I) People'• Cou~ (I) I[J) MacNeil/ Lehrer 1969 25ft. Coachman Camper. 1982 Qlds Dalto 88. 85 .000 New refrigmat or. $1 ,600. Ph. milft. AC , AM -FM. $3000. ,614-576-2859. 614-992·2881 . ft . cmper. sleep 4 , new 1983 Chevy 'It ton heavy duty . 14 carpet, nove , ga1 & electric Good condition. 62.000 actual lights. plenty flf storage·s pace. 2 milea. •eooo. 614· 992-2881 . full tanks propane. 8x,B add-e room incl. S750 . Call 614-446For sale:- 1973 Volkawagon. 2045 . 1200. Call 614 · 742·2323. 81 fo~m four simple words. low to G C2l PM Magulna 1 Chain linnk fences . tr&e & stump rernov•l .. Mulch, none. fill . A!alias. yews, rododflndrona. , Con's lllnd1capes. Ph. 814446-9646. Wanted Ruffed Grou1e egg1. 304-895-3972. McCormiCk " 1977 Ct.evy Modal C65 dump truck, 8 C.,l enplne. 5 speed tr&nsmlssion .2 speed differential. PS . 9x20 tires. 16,200.00. 304-45B· 1031 . Wanted to buy grande log• delivered to uwmill . Paul Mercer SawmilL McArtflur, Ohlo45651 . 614· 596· 5933. e 8:35 (l l Andy 1!/ltflth 7:00 rn Hardca•U• and <tr"11J engine. radial tires, new brakes andsttocks. &960. orbestoffet. 79 Motors Homes c.n 38B-9819 . 8o Camper~ •c CIS Newo I[J) Know&OIMI Dl Showlllz Today NQws ol the entertainment world is anchored live lrom New York . (0:30) ® WKAP In Clnclnnall (ll Hogan'• Heroeo , ;. tree awnings frame. 1975 ' Buiek. 6B,OOO actual miln. Call 814-992-3996 . IT) . 1:30. (2l 11S1 NIC NlghUy Nowo · Camping ·ORearrang• '-Hen cf the tour Krambled words Qe. 1111 1111]21 Used & RebtJilt Transmiuions. ~ A,ll intarnaiiV ln•pef'ed ~ gua· ~ ranteed. lnslslletion and PICk· uP, .... evailable. c.n 814-448 ..0966. w.; 78 ' I (I) Qr. Who Brain ol Morbius, Part 21;1 • I[J) Secftt City ® Factt ol Ule • (ll QIH'..nt Strokes 1:06 (1) Beverly Hllblllte• -----=------'-.. 0 _..:._..;.--.-'· ...,..; ltllto4 b, CLAY I . rOLLAN WOIIGAMI EVENING 1111 N- Rebuilt. All type~ torque conwr- , t&rS & transfer C814tl. CVC ·I J oi nts. Gua ranteed a minumu ln'\ • of 30 days, will deliver, cesh & •:..~ carry Of install Call 614-3792220 or 1· 304· 676·6768 . 'r. 0 THURS,, MAY 7 r::!;:' ~@~cillA-a£trs· 1:00 !D Big Valty Now buying 1hell corn or ear corn. Call for latest quottl. River Oily Farm Supply, 614-446· 2985. -loeb. uncooperative prisoners. TH~ L.OCJ!'. a.l ~~FAa' ' BUDGETTranami11~ns : Used' - : 62 Wanted to Buy 1911 Oklemoble Cutleu SuBrough...,, PS. Pl. PW, tilt, crulto. AC. P. AM ·FM c•ttne. 71 .000 mi... uaoo. ,.,. 114-441-3180ottw 4 ,30, Geologists make -<J WHAT AliN! IIIOW! 8f~-0011FVL! II.OiWIT! ·. Auto Parts & Accessories Vinyle & Aluminum Siding. Starm windows & doors. over 1 hang gunen. Free animates.. 1 Ph.614-446·8332. • 1971 Plyrnoulh Outter uao. 1977 Ford LTD tiOO. 1111 Bronco ••.000. 1114 Oldt Omego tSBOO. 19U l\ Ton Ford A.,... ••aoo. Call 1514441· 1420. Valley Furniture, n.w 6 usH. Larga aection of queltty fuml· ture. 1211 hu•rn Ave .. Gallipolis. IIJArt lr!' 1978 Ford Truck. e.11Cet1ent condition', 2-wheel drivfl. Call 614-245-9252. 1980 Pf}lmouth Volare. Excel· l.,t candfdon. One owntr Ph. &14· 4<16-1201 . County Appliance. Inc. Good uMd appliencn and TV MiL Open BAM to 8PM . Mon thru Sot. 114-441-1118, 127 3rd. Ave. Oelllpollt, OH . FE~ SQIJEILII! [;I) '1W B ft wtuutl di1c. 304· 896·3630. MUSTIE&.l71' Corwtte, T-top, uaoo. Ph . 114-241·113?. a <JIINI ALE!K IUW Willi MY 1977 F-250 Ford, V· B, S1000. Call 614-379·2809 . 1940 DodO• Busine11 Coup. 2· Mattr wtth 1.11tra partl. Pt.. 114· 388-8620. SWAIN AUCTION A FURNITURE I~ Olive St .. GallipoHt. N.w 8t uHd wood·coalttovea. I pcwoodlR sulle 1399 , bunk beds t191 , rectinen ntw & und bedroom tultet. wrln;tr washers, shoe.. New llvingroom 1uites •188-U89. lompo. Con 114· 4<18· 3158. tm I()W I PUT li!ATJj ImM,ITW/6~NJTtFUI.! ""117 ~-tm!· t:lD'WtAtll"""~ VrcmMD'fDoCAII'TAA~ • e; '79 Collger XR7, new .paini. rebuilt enginfl na miles, nice cer, Stearna Garage. 304· 676· 771 0 Utility Bldg. Spl : 30'x40'x9', ·or 875-6749. 16,.;8 O~o~erhead door; Service Door. U333 Erected. Iron 79 Pontiac Grand Prix. $1700. 304· 576-2466. Horae Bldg1. 814-332-974.&. :=========J=========~ 1595. 1978 Ford F·IOO. ?&.000 mi. Co11114-742-31U 61 Household Goods . Forrn Supp lies 1'1 L1vr:slock ·j~ Mmll~tllltse !lO tlll The ·Daily Sentinei- Page..:..:15 Television .· Viewing t:·:··:,~·~""~·=~~==~==::r~~~;;::~=~~~ -------------------Equipment --: ~ Royal upright pieno: rafinithed, new k..,s &. bench. t500 . Ctll 6U. 448: 4341 1fter 3:30. 8 uted pianos · 8 296 .00 and up II DAN FERGUSON MUSIC . RT. 60. CEREDO . WV. 304-4531153. BORN LOSER ... Musical Instruments Upstairs oHice. corner of 2nd tnd Coun. Pomeroy. C.ll 814· 992-&177. ' . 3 prom dr11ues 1ize 12 & 14. $25 each. Dishwasher $25 · works. C•ll 614-268 -6471 . 47 Space for Rent Three bedroom s, large kitche n, 2110 N. Ma in. t2 60 plus Corn tl to CHILLICOTH E! The · utilitifls No pets. Re ference and Sh11w nne Valley Mobile Home deposit. 304-468· , 876. Show. May 6 ·7 · 8· 9 ·10 In the CH ILLICOTH E MAll. Como See Amvri c11' t Atforde~ble Alt ernA· 42 Mobile Homes live on dllplay . Freft planHU tor for Rent " MOM " on M&y 10th. Stntight UP 36, 11xl t Bridge St Soe ymr th etel 38ft 1•.1 bath in Evergu31en 3 miles pall HM C. Ph. 614 -446· 1983 Nashua, 3 bdr . ax e co nd 1323 or·614-245· 9 170. Will sell with or withflut wood· burner ~~nd undt'l rplnnlng . Coli 2 BR mobile home At Eve rgra on. 2~6 · 1448 afHH ?pm . Call 614 -448 -7032. 1972 Cnmeron 2 8R, S6000 2 BR mobile homa in Bidwell. Call 614 -446-2170. Coli 614 -446·96&9. 1973 12x65 Khkwnod . RAmo- 2 Bedroom Trailer. ptfliM &ldflrly deled. Will COI'Itldnr oHor. 6 14- couple. No pelt, t250. plu s 992· 24154 after 6 :00p.m. small deposit. Ph . 814 ·388· 1973 Freedom, 141170. 3 bed· 8145 . room. p1rtly turnished. 87 460 Mobile home tor rent in Patriot cane' 4-9 92· 7479 . t165. per month. 28R , 1 2x60. CA ll 6 U -379-2676 2 OR , trlliler . Car port. porch. excellent condit ion . Also trai ler Two bedroom hou n trslltf, 'one lot with evtrfV th ing lo ttook up 'lot fo1 trailer . Call 614·446· traiiM , on .. me lot Barn , p~ nd , 0627 In cowntry. 9 ac res. Consrder land Contract. 820,000. 514· Trailer Above Kr ogen in P.ame: 742· 3197. roy tor rent. Totsl electric. Cell 614 -992 -6215. ' 1 981 St.ultz. 3 bedroom•. 1 Y, bll hl , toul el ectr ic, cen tral sir 2 bedroom. Call61 4 · 9~9 · 2424 . with many eJO.tth. 304 ·1576· 6969. 2 bedroom trailer. cau ples . 1 small child, loc uli Rd. Rt. 1. Trailer 8x27. skidd&d 111nd Rl1· Point Ple11 ~ nt , 304-87& -1076. 111 chtd Shlrdy Hou1A 12x30, ca n be mov&ct. t l ,SOO.OO both or 2 bedroom mobil e home fur· beat offarl. Som. lol 23. Family niahed. Used rawn mo~e11 for Pride Mobile Home Pttrk, Galli• aale. 304· 67&·6512 after 6:00 · poll• Ferf'1· pm till 12:00 pm. 2 mobilt hom es. make oHer, 304· 896· 3062 . 44 Apartment for Rent 1984 Fairmont 14xGO all elect· tic centll •ir, will contlder veh'ct• In trad e. s 13,500 .00. 304-67&-3118. 1 Bedroom b•lc rent $176.00 plut tltctric. Alto rtquir«< 1 e200.00 security deposit. CON· Farms for Sale· 33 TACT: Jackton Escatn Dept. Ph 448 · 3917 Equal Housing ' Opponunlty. · 8 7 Acrw in Green TownShip. 18yr. old hOme. Tobae«» ba ... Furniahed & unfurnished ep11 .. ttv•r•l outbuildings & b•ns. t 1 1!10.00 end up. teftttnc" Ph. 012 .000. Ph. 614-446-1437.1. 304· 875-7738 or 304·8.75· 6104 A· 1 Aeel Eat111. ol ' Furnished Room~ Furnl1hed room. I 100. Utilities paid. Shere bath. Single mete. 91 9 Second. Gellipollt. Cell 446 -4416 After 7pm. 6 Room hou1e at 928 First Ave., Gallipolis Ph 614·446·3946 after 4pm . 2 bedroom in Middtepon . Beeu· tilul inside. New cunains. carpet an d kitchen cabinet I . t275 . plua deposi t. No pets. 61 4-992· _•_8_5 _&._ _ _ _ _ _ __ 2 Yea r old Polled Hereford Bull. Hond a 3-wheeler " Big Red" . CAII614· 446-1052. Roo m1 for ren t , day . week. month Gallia Hotel. Call 61 4· 446· 9715 . Rent a.s lowaa 8120 mon1h. 2 BR house: Meln St .. Crown Chy . COuple whh one child. &176 / mo. Ca 11614·446 -16 11 . 1984 Shultz. Ownnr lln~~n c lng ttvllllab le. Ph . 61 4 .446 ·8726 1976 Shultz mobil e hom e 1 21166. Ca ll evenil'lgS. 61 4-446· 4489 45 Newly redecorated 3-4 BR . taml ly 1oom. Plenty of atorage 1pa c::•. Ni ce location . Ph. 614· 446· 7026. Unfurnished , 2 bedrooms. an new paint. Will accepl 1 or 2 children. No Inside pets. Deposit required. Call 614· 992· 3090 81 16 . 1977 12x60 , r•1frigera t01 . stovo. washer & dr¥Ar. wood stove Call 256 ·1106 or 266· 1785 l'l h or 6pm. In Middleport. Ohio. 2.bedroom. furn is hed apt, call 1-304-BB22566 . Unfurn is hed t10u1e. 38R , Rod· nay Village 11. 127 5. Ph. 446· 4416 after 7PM. 1983 Skline 14 ~6 0 . 2 Bft . AC . ex u a nice. French City Brokttt· 11ge Services. Ph . 61 4·4469340. 1970 Allan Tt~tilf!l 10x60, 2 BR , for sale 84000 . Ph . 614 ·38B· S·ttteltite Un ldlll'l 6000, 750 over with 1Oft. black mesh disk Ph. 614-446 -8318 . Houses for Rent Brand new bath towels. white and auorted colors. 24 towe ls for $ 10.00, or 100 for 830.00. Money back guanantee. Write to: McVicker Towel House, 203 Pine St ., Johnstown , Pa . 15902. . Mohair couch & c hair $100 excallent . Duncan Phyfe 1able & cheirs 8226 . Oak dresser -mirror 8200. Call614· 256-6471 . Plastic cistern 1tate approved, plastic seplie tank s. plutic culvens, metal culveru . RON EVANS ENTERPRISES. Ja ck· so n, Oh. 614 ·2B6 ·5930. ' 3 bedroom house In Gallipoli1, Ohio, gas hea1, phone 304· BB2· 3536 . Sota. chair, 8200.00. Coffee and flndtables S200.00. 1982 V46 Mag. 760ce 12,000.00 or best offtrr. 304-676-7337 . Concrete blocks all st~as yerd or delivery . Mason lfll'ld. Gallipoli• Block Co.. 1231/, Pine .St., G&llipolis, Ohic Call 614-446 · 2783. Callahan 's Und Tire Shop. Over 1.000 tire1. 1izes 12 , 13, n4, 16, 16, 16.5. 8 mil ~t~ out Rt. 218. Call614·256· 6251 . 3 bedroom treihu t176 .00 • month includes water and traSh pic k·up, phone 304 ·676-2247 . Bricks tor sale, 304-676-3029. Antiques 54 Misc. Merchandise APARTMENTS , mobile homes. housas. Pt. Pleuent andGall ipo· lis . 6,4· 446-8221 . Whirpool 10,000 btu ai r cond. used aboul 2 month1, cost new $479.00 priced $360 .00. 304· 675-2396. . Boats and Motors for Sale 14 ft. Sytvan fishing boat, 28 hp Mariner motor, 12-24 voft trol· ling motor. Lorence 'Greyline Gruff.l2 .700 .00. 304 -675 2336. ~ pm. Building Materials Block . brick, sewer pipe1. win· dow s. linte ls. e1c. Claude Win· tars, Rio Grande.. 0 . Call 614· 245· 6121 . 63 2 btdroam apt . for rf!nt in Pomeroy, above t:l'lr wuh . Call 614-99H215 . A1hton building lots. motlllfl home• permitted, Clyde Bowen. Jr. 304-676 ·2336. 14ft. fiberglass ca noe 15160.00. call 304-675 -5027 !lher 5:00 Re frige rator C all 614-446 9240. Del u ~e Acreage 9cu. ft. Ken mor e Cflest Freezer $100. Call 614 ·446-4625. Hotpoint 30in . alec. Rang e. coppertone. Seen Washer & Dryer Set. Ph 614· 367-7187. 513 Third Ave .. newly remodeled, 1 Bit S180 per mo. Oap. req'ed. Call614·•46 -4345 after 6 PM . ' 747 lnddu1t rial 11orage 12 toot over tlead door, 3 pha1e1 of electric, 1h48 steel building 614 · 446 - 2362 For appointment . - ' - - - - - - - --leFor rent, Ieese or 11le. valuablfl prOperty in downtown Middleport . 2 reta il buslneu spaces ( 1 large, 1 •mall): 4 renovated office rooms: storage room1. Will divide to !Uit tenant• for rtmta l or inve1tment property. Con tact Yvonne Scally at 814· 992-2353 594 ·2661 . .:_,_ _ __.:._01 6H· _ __ _ ·leFor rent leue or 1ale. valuable propeny in downtown Middle· port. 2 retail bualne'a apau1 11 large, 1 small); 4 renovat&d offic e room1; 1torage rooma. Will divide to 1uit lenants for rent al or investment proper1y. Contac1 Yvonne Scally at 614. 992-2353 (It 614-694-2661 . Air conditioner. used in businou 3 montfls, 12.800 btus. 110 hook up , 304-676-7559. 4 Piece Oak Bedroom Suit e. dinette . set, sofa end chai r, picture fre ma, end tables, ettina cabinet. Ca11614-446-3065. 3 Room Apt., Dr. Ph. 614-446 7672 office. 448-1980 home. Cummorcia! buildings fur le_a1e. Downtown Pt , Pleasant. Store1, off lcea A-One Real E1tete. Carol Yeager, Broker. Call 304· 676 -&104. Uaed soia and reclin&fl. Corbi n & Snyder Furniture. Ph. 614· 446-1171 . Pecan Hutch & dinet1e se t, microwav e, bed couch, ehair, wall unit. end tables. Ph. 446· 8087 9 to 6 . Furnishud Apt . t240 . Ulill tl&l Pd., 1 BR , 243 J•cklbn Pike. Ph . 446-4416 . Business Buildings 76 Gu furnece. 4 yean old. 100.000 BTU with 80,000 output. t360. Call 614· 992· 2517 or 114-992-e293. ;:-~ee;.~~~;. New apartment : com pletely turn . Ref. & Dep. 1 or 2 adults only. CAll 614-446 ·0338, 24 2 IIC t BI bel ide Po me10y Heal1h Care Cen ter . 40 tillable, larg e wOoded aref!:. 2 houtel lono log!. ou tbuilding, rural water . S180.000.00. 304-67&· 3275 . 34 Apartment , for Rent •Pomeroy· Middleport. Ohio 7, 1987 CARLYLE ®by Lllrry Wright Tw o bl.rrial I PICH in Maigt County Memor¥ Gardens. t260 each plus trani.fer tee. Call 614-985-3882. ~~~~~~: r-;~::':";:::':":;:~~~= -;::;:=;;::=-~~~::':"::':"~ 33 KIT 'N~ Menths··;;~~·;;-~;nciog "There goes our baby, Edna! We're finally alone,,• Farms' for Sale 1 44 Thursday, May 7, 1987 Sofas tnd chei rl· priced from U96 tci .996 . T1blt1 t60 1nd up to '*1215. Hide-a·bedl t390 Bees and bee hjvu for hle. t30 . . to t696. Recliner~ t225 to per hive. Call 614·742· 2212. .1376. lamps *28 to t125. Oinettet I 109 and up to t 495. Tonv'• Gun Repairt. hat reblueWood tebla w· 6 che.ira 1285 to ing ._Open 9:00AM to 7 :00PM . t79&. Desk 1100 up to t375. Call 304 · 8?5 ~463, . Hutch" t400 and up. Bunk bed,a ~omplete w-mattre111e1 ·surplus, Army Camolifteuge, t295 and up to 1395 , Baby bed• Denim. · Rental clothing. (Wiid S11 0 . Maureuas or bQ• 1pring1 Turkey Season Start• April27) . full or twin t63. firm t73 , and ,,Sam Somerville's, Junction lnS83 . Ouaen sets 1225, King dep11nda~ ce Road, Old Route 21 1350. 4 drawer chesr 169. Gun East R&1.1e11awood, Fri. Sat , Sun. = cabinets 6, 1 2 g.un, Gat or 12,oo-a ,oo PM electric range S376. Baby m•t· 'tressea 136 & 145. Bed frames For 11le · lime~tone, sand, S20. UO L King frame S60. gravel. till dirt. fire~ood . Deli· Good selection of bedroom Vf!red. 304-676·4412 . 1uites, metel cabinet•. head· S'l boards S30 and up to t 66. SIGNS , Half P~icfll Save 65%1! Fluhing arrow' ligna ', 82&91 12 .lith lighted. non· arrow &289! Un~W--'1 appru\led credit. 5300 mlnu- lighted 1249! FREEietters l See ~ Ci2U:ftj mum pUrchase nec::auary. 3 Miles out Bulaville Rd . Open 9am-446-0322 to 5pm Mon · 0.163. 614 . . thru· Sat. Ph. ,968 Teri 1!8001423 Camper f1 . 600 .00. ---'------:-~--'-- s 4 Parsons Furniture 3 '.ower -• o.oo. 69 For Sale or Trade .1 416 Eastern Avenue Mattrest & BoK Springs· t 99.95 Couch and c hair, good cond. Set Woman's 'A carat diamond ring. For tale or trade: 8 American Pit Bunk Bed with Bunk•· &199.95 3~4 · 862 - 2549 Bull Puppies. Good peta. Call New Chell- 848.00 614-398-8547, New l ivi ng Room Suitu- Dishwasher, gas range, canopy tent. metal detector. golf equip· &179 .96 ment 304 -875-6743. Carpe t installation, 304 -675 6884 . 31 lVI iddleport. Ohio Pomeroy- ONe......,.t.lvenews wltl1 Pllrlt* Emory lind Klmtn ~ (1:00) I D 0 K K , K W Y 0 ~ G J S JO ' XXUO A H V N GJSOLXWJ YmterdaJ Cl')'lltoquote: WORK IS THE LEAST 0' MY IDEES WHEN THE GREEN, YOU KNOW GITS BACK IN THE TREES. - JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY . 11 1 \ I. . ' �.. Pomeroy- M~Ieport, · Page- 1·6- The Daiiy Sel)tinel I Mrs . Glady Robson . 93, died Thu rsday at the Pomeroy Health Care Cent er. Mrs. Robson was born Feb. 24. 1894 In Syracuse, a daughter of the late Mert and Elea nor Williams Wiggins. A home· maker.- Mrs. Robson was a member or the Syracuse Unit ed Methodist Church and the Daughters of America, Guid ing Star Council 124. Surviving are a so n-ln·law, Paul Kloes, Minersville; a gra nd· son , Mic ha el K l o~s. Minersville; a brother. Kennet h Wiggins, Minersville; a s ister, Mary Bentz, Pomeroy, and fi ve nieces. Peggy Kerns. Midd leport; Martha Cunn ingham, Lim a; Dorothy Winebrennrr , Syrarusr; Dreama Beniz, Pomeroy. and Wanda Burdette. Ga llipolis. Besides her parents. she was preceded In death by two daughters. Eleanor Ro bson and Mrs. Paul I.Jea nt Kloes; her husband, Ralph Robson, Jr., and a grand· daughter. Paula Jean Kloes. Services will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday a t the Ew ing F uneral Home with Rev . Steve Ne lson offl cia t.in g. Flurla l wil l be In Riverview Cemetery, Mlddlr· J)Or t. Friends may ca ll a l the fu neral home from 7 to 9 p.m. Thu rsday and from 2 to 4 a nd 7 to 9 p.m. Friday. ' I ·Meigs unemployment" I Area deaths Glady Rohson Thtndav. ~ay 7, 1987 · Ohio He was a Tetired Iarmer and a · former employee or the West Virgini a Department of Highwa ys. One daughter', a foster son, two sisters and lour brothers preceded him In death; Surviving are his wile, Dana Moody See; !our daughters. Bonna .Jean Handley, EliZabeth Jane McDaniel, Carol Louise Parsons and Phyllis Darleene Sword, all of Point Pleasant; two sons, Doren Gerald See and Wayne Lozell See, both of Naples, Fla. ; two brothers, Willie See, Ga llipolis Ferry, and Kenny See. Middleport, Ohio; 16 gra nd· ch ildr e n and 12 grea t · grand children. Services will be at 1:.10 p.m. Saturday at the Crow-Hussell Funeral Home with (he Rev. Louis A. Hussell and Dav)d Sword olflcla tin g. Burial will fo llow in Forest Hills Cemctrry. Friends may call at the funera l home after 1 p.m. Friday . Funds distributed State Aud itor Thomas E. Ferguson' s office announc ed today the May. 1987 distribution or $64,052,250 In Aid to Dependent Children IADC I to 6.12,247 rec ipIents In Ohio' s BB cou nties. Of t.hat amoun t $276,808 came to Meigs County this month !or the 2,842 rec ipients. Fergu so n said thE• !ola f amounl Earl Stw does not Include the weekly ADC Earl Sec, ·77, Ro ut e 2, Point auxili ary pay ments, wh ich will Plea,ant diod Wednesday in be made primar ily to new Pleasa nt Val ley Hospll al. recipients throughout the, month. He was born Se pt . 2. 1909 In Auxi liary payments of $4.731.1174 Lelarl to the• la te Rober t and resulted In a tolal of$69.148,220 in Clara Bucka lew Sc•e. . ADC payment s dis tributed to the counties for the month of April. It was noted that the principal May payment wen t to3,501 fewe r Marriage licenses have been rec ipients than the one In Apr il iss ued in the Meigs County and decreased by $364.896. ADC paymenl s are made to Probat e Court to Bri tt Henderson families with one parent or one Dodso n, 24. l"ort Eustis, Va., and unemployed pa rent on th e basis .Jodi Lynn Mlller,19. Midd leport; of family Sll.e and finan cial William Allen E lam. 21. Pomeresources. The ADC program is roy. and Dar la Mlehelle Oorrls. funded primarily by federa l and 18. Pomeroy: David Leonard state governmenr s. Roush, .Jr ., 17, New Haven. and Dianna Lynn Lee, 26, New Haven; Rober t Loweli.Jc ffer,-22, Albany, and Pame la Ann Gun !!!how slat~J Nei lsen. 2:>. /\thrns: and Mark A gu o show will be held at the /\ nthon.v Friend. 2:!. Pomeroy, and Harriet Sharon Haye, 25. Rutland Civic Ce nt er, on Sa ru rday from R a.m. t o~ p.m. Pomeroy . figure at 12.2 percent Meigs Court news r· · A foreclosure, actions on note quality services and, in addition, default and breach of contract. caused areputalion breach In the two actions for divorce · and Burke drilling business. , anol her . lor a dissolution of • marr iage have been filed In the The McArlhur Savings and'· Me igs County Common Pleas Loan Co. of Allia nce has filed a ·• Cour t. suit against Otto and Kathylene : In rhe mortgage foreclosure Falls, Reedsville on a promis- : action. the Home Natio nal Bank, sory note default . Filing for • Racine. has flied an action divorces were Paul Stewart,: against Nicholas R. !hie, et a!, · Cheshire, from Mary Wise Ste- ~ Racine, seeki ng re.covery of wart, Main St., Rutland, and·" $68,581. 2.1 on property In Middle- Ret a D. Bobo. Belpre . . from :: port owned by the,defendant s: Robert John Bobo. Reedsville. • An action asking for a judg- Both charged gross neglect or •• ment ol$256.500 has been filed by duty and extreme cruelty , and:: Michael . Burke and Marilyn the plaintiffs In both cases asked ~ Burke, Pomeroy, agai nst · the for custody ol minor children. • Univeral Well 'services, Inc .. . Lor i A. Howard, Racine. and;~ Clevelahd. The plaintiffs charge Jerome K. Howard, Pomeroy ..,. that the defendanl did ·not con- have filed for a dissolution of· Of lhe five area cou nties. slight improvement over the 12.5 Gall Ia County, at 10.3 percent, percenl or March, 1986. Meigs County had 1.000 people ra ted for March slightly ahead of rhe pack. accordi ng to estimates out of work , out of a work force of !rom the Ohio Bureau of Employ· 8,500. The March rate lor that ment Services. county was a .two-and-a-ha lfLawrence Cou nt y ended point Improvement over FebruMarch al 10.5 percent ; Jackson . ary's 14.7 rare and a two-point County, 11.9 percent. Meigs Improvement \l)Ver the March. County, 12.2 percent: and Vinton 1986. ra te of 14.2 percen t. Coun ty, B.4 percent. Vinton County had t he few es t The Ohio unemployment rate people In the area out of work, at stands at 7.5 percen t, nearly a ~00. out of a work force of 4.000. full percentage polnr above thE' Une mpl oyment went down na tiona l average. which Is 6.6 nearly three points from the 16.1 percent. percentage lor February, buiThe March rate was sllghlly more According ro the esti mar es. Ga llia County ha.d 1,200 ou t of than half a percentage point work, out or a work force of worse than the !2.8 pe rcen t fat · f"jro~r:m:;::to:·:a:n:a:g:ree :;::d:;:: co:n:t:ra:c:t :fo:r:::'h:e:l: r :m:a:r:ri:ag:e: .;:::;:::;:::::::w·;• · 12.000. The March rate was an the 'March, 1986. improvement ove r rhe 12.7 perce nt for February and the 12.4 percent for March. 1986. Lawrence Coun ty had 2,400oul we should not rush out Into of work, ou t or a work force of and the pu blic with this story until 22,700. The March ra te was two you at least had the facts." .< • points better tha n the 12.5 per' cent mar k for Febr uary and Secordsaid. . "But minutes later. obviously . • near ly a point belter than March. unbeknownst to Mr. Reynolds. 1986. Meese went be fore the YILLAG~t . J ac kson Cou nr y had 1,fl00 pea- Mr. Amer ica n people and made his · · p i~ unemp loyE-d, out or a work pronouncements and betrayed Paid for by y.. Candidate, Bruce J. lttd, I 00 llleneur St., Ioree of12,800. The March ra te Is all of us- and it 's unforgiva ble," Po11~ay, Ohio, 992·6723 about tw o point s better I han li s 14 he sa id, heav ily emphasizi ng rhe percent F~bruary rate and a last word. Apply for license R~~g?ed~ro~:!~... ·Ohio Lottery Church . page. notices - Page.7 Daily Numh,r 911 Pi('k 4 3849 • -e at y Vol.36 , .No .258 Clear tonight. Low l>elween H and 50. Mostly sunny Saturday. Highs between 75 and ~0 . ·entin·e 2 Sections, 16 Pages Ppmeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Friday, May 8, 1987 .Copyrighted 1987. .' 26 Cenia' A Multimedi a Inc. Newspaper THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT ; IN ,. ·HE MAY PR.IMARY· BRUCE J REED POMEROY COUNCIL GOING TO THE MEIGS JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM? We will be taking ottr prom pictures this year in the ,111dllu rium of Pomeroy Villag e Hall, E. Main St .. Porn- , , ,.,,y, form erly .the old Pomeroy High School. on prom night. May 9. from 4 to 9 p.m. You don't need an appoimment. ]u.rt drop in duri11~ the time .riot. / YoM photo will be take>l before a prom theme b~ckdrop und ul t be .rame reasonable price I bat we have 11sed for tbe past ten year.r. That is. two 5x7's in folder.r and 4 walletJ for S5, payuble when tbe picture.r are taken tbat ni[!.ht. l'o11 can order .reveral .rels at th e .rame price. We look forward to .reeing you a~ai11 thi.r year. •VARIETY OF HANGING BASKETS •COMBINATION POTS •PORCH BOXES •AZALEAS •RHODODENDRONS •POTTED GERANIUMS ..ASSORTMENT OF FLOWERS Ul H I' HI'Iol., M·O MAIN ST. MARKET & 1 GREEN HOUSE IIH fiMI ! (,li,\H,\~H I At Middleport-Pomeroy City Limits 992-6034 • Ill EASTERN HONOREES - These are l~e Eastern Local School District's honorees ;.r: the academic excellence banquet. Front, I tor, Susan Brewer, grade 4, Tracy Murphy, grade6, Tuppers Plains Elementary ; John Sutton; grade 4, Karen Morris, grade 6, Riverview Elementary; Da_yl_~ . Fetty, grade 4, Carrie Morrissey, Chester Elementary; back, Andrea Cleland, Suzanne Clay, eight graders at Eastern ,Junior High; David Rice, Amy Hager, grade 10, Eastern Hi gh; Travis Newlun, A~ Lo,uks, seniors. SOUTHERN JIONOREES - Pictured al th•• Southern Local "chou! District's honorees at the academic excellence hanquct. Front, I tor, Mason Fisher, grade 4, Kevin Arnott, Krade 6, Syracus<· Elementary; Cortney Roush, grade 4. ,Julie Hill, grade 6, Racine Elementary: Michelle Harris, grade 4, Nick Adams, . grade 6, Portland Elementary; Tracy Pickell, Rrade 4, O<&rrell " Sayre, grad1! 6, Letotrl Falls Elt•mentary; back, • .Jennifer Smith, Cheryl Pap!', eighth graders, : Soulh~rn ,Junior High; Elbah<•lh ~mlth, Carol : Fisher, lOth grade, Soutlt~rn . 111gb; Diana • Simpson, Mall Hotrrls, ltach<•l Rt•ll>cr, ""nlurs al : Southern High. ' /~ ' Char/me a11d Bob Hoeflich The Photo Place 109 High Sr. I I Pomeroy ,, 9•1 "'"'~•'' SUMMER WOMEN'S ' TIMEX WATCH. CIVE MOM JEWElRY! SLEEPWEAR lht'H lo" i1 ntW gown or rabo ""'' -.... .... our coHedion of btoutiful slttp-r. Choolt long gowns & robes. short gowns & roloe~ pojoma1, nite lhirll, baby dOlls, d"'''" or o-..mbltS. 1lylon, poly I cotton blend, pli111, V ~nits and lorry in sizes small ond XX , large. Sale Prices Stan At Only SALE Give Mo111 a new watch! White or yellow gold finish. Quartz ;tylls, self-winding styles and electric styles. REG. S9.95 TO $49.95 $ Sale Priced From · . : · MOMS LO~E ROSES selected styles of: Cross ~ ican\ lwJiew itS aginlle Your Heart b"'s \J/0\U I SUPER LOOK ·pa.,,,., -?Thtn;'tu.~-.~ ..~;..~ar~a~WIIh~~-Out ~-~v./i;'ir;e wtTH•OUT•WIRE BRA ROSE BUSHES Top scholastic stud ents across Meigs (;ounty were honored Thursday night when the Meigs County Schools Academic Excellence Banquet was held at the Mci RS High Sohool cafeteria. Bill Buckley, tal ented and gifted coordinator for the count y, served 1111 master of ceremonies and awards - trophies and plaques - were presented by H11rold Roush, president of lh• Meigs County Board of Education. The three local s uperintend· ents Introduced students receiving the awards and Included Richard Roherts, Eastern Local; Dan Morris, Meigs Local, and Bohby Ord, Southern. Speaker lor the dinner, c atered l>y Circle'• of Gallipolis, was Jim RQgers, long lime psychologist In the Meigs County Schools. Three seniors earning the awards were not present because they were attending the Holzer Medical Center science awards dinner, also held Ia.~t night. They are Melissa Calaway, Eastern High; ,Judy Mees, MeigS High, and Tammy Theiss, Southern High. By .,JUDI IIASSON and Dl\j'iA WALKER WASH INGTON IUP I) -Congressional Investigators, complellng their first public look at "the use of Iran arms sale profits to aid the Nica raguan Con tras. are tu rning from a White House outsider to an -Oval Office Insider for more details about President Reaga n's wors t scand al. . Richard Secord, a cent ral figure In the sca nd al and the ll rsl major witness lo teslify publicly to the committees. was expected to wind up four days of testimony Reg. S8.45 ......Sale S6.33 Reg. S9,4 5......Sale s7.08 SALE SPRING BASE CHAIRS For Years of Comfort. Reg. S102.00 low Back Chair....... s12.00 Reg. SJ19 .00 High Back Chair ...... $84.00 Reg. S22S.OO lounger ................. $) 59.00 ' low Sale Prices on our entire stoclt of quality Uoyd Sumnter Furntur1. .. .. .... .... . . ·~·. ·. • • • •• rSa_le •• • • ... ·:..... · ~· --... • • • ••••• • •••• o• •••• Sale Prle.. $559 to $49 59 • CHAta( UIO I I oyd"/~itda's "heryblooming Hybrid Teo Rose •Everblooming Floribunda Roes Many New Roses for 1987 Our entire stock of btoultful coordtnate sportswtor is reduced for Mother's Day giving. llrands inclucM Dtvon. Russ, Donttklttll'f, AiIHn, Cricket laM and Wrangler. Junior, Miuy, Petite and Extra Sizes. REG. SJ.OO TO 1()2.00 •o•u•o•, .,.11 111 41 n1 »u Fields, Chad Carson, ,Jared S h ee t ~. Brenda Sinclair, lOth Jl'rade r~. M•'iAS Jllgh; hack, Ml ch•ilc Knapp, Phil King, KrlsllllayneM, Marty Cline, .Jeff Arnold, Erin A_nd erson, seniors. Expect Secord to finish testimony today WOMEN'S El• .,,,,~, UPPER MEIGS HONOREES - Thest• 11rc the Meigs Locul School Dlstrld upper grade aca· demlc l'<ccllence awards winners. front , I to r, Melody Carl, Beth Ew ing, Elise Meier, Terry Honor top students Reg. s10.4 5....Sale s7.83 Sportswea~ ,Jason TAylor, fl'rade 4, Russell Trlplell, grade 6. Pomeroy Elementary; Vanessa Compston, grade 4, Middleport, Elementary; hack, Melissa Vance, grade 4, Melissa Durham, gr:1de 6, Harrisonville Elementary; Linda Chapman, grade 6, Bradl>ury Elementary; Stephanie Walker, -"m~ Wagner, .Jennifer Taylor, Kristin Slawter, Aaron Sheets, all grade 8 at the MriJ!S ,Junior High School. Quality Jackson & Perkins All in Redi-Piant Boxes. .gimles MEIGS LOCAL GRADES- MelgsLoeal lower . grade students winning awards of academic excelienct• at Thursday night's dinner lnHudcd: front, I to r, .Jarrod Folmer, grade 4, Shelley Smith, grade 6, Salbhury El•mentary; Crystal Vaughan, grade 4, Allison Gannaway, grade 6, Salem Center Elementary; Travis Grate, grade4. Shetyl Thoma, grade 6, Rutland Elementary; EL 9fJ.J67J • ,. : Board.names Apling So .many ways to say 'I love you, Mom" Because ~-very mother is spedal, you'll find hundred!! of very special ways to show your love with a Hallmark Mother's Day nrd. You can share a smile or a ~entimental wish. There are so many beautiful ways to say Happy Mother's Day ... only from Hallmark, . STOlE lOUIS 9:30 TO 5:00 MON.·SAT. new superintendent of Eastern District At a 3-2 vote, the Eastern Local a year. Dr. Apllng received his bacheSchool District Board of Education Thursday night employed lor's in education fr om the current high school prlnlclpal, University or Toledo In 1962; his Dr. Dan lei L. Apllng as super in· mas ter's In .educallon administration In 1967 from Calllbrnla tendenr of the district. State College ln·l.os Angeles and Dr. Apllng was given a three year contract, effective Aug. 1. his doctorate in educa tional as superintendent of the Eastern administration from the University of Toledo In 1970. District . He was a classroom teac her Voting to hire Dr. Apiing were from 1962 to 1967 In the Washing· board members, Susie Hei nes, ton Local Schools, at Toledo and Kathy Manlcke and Jim Cald· well. Voting against the hiring at Fontana, Calif. From 1967 to were board members Roger 1970, he was a graduate assistant · and Instructor and assistant Gaul and Jim Smith. One board me mber noted that director of student field e~perlen­ Or. Apllng was hired at a salary ces at the University of Toledo. ln of $38,700 annually while Richard 19'70-71, he was assistant to the Roberts. superintendent for the director of' personnel In the pasl eight years, receives $37,33 (Cottttaecl on Pace U) . • ' roday by stickin g to his co nten lion that he did nolhlng Illegal In selling arms to Iran or diver ting profil s lo the Nica raguan Contra rebels. The commiiTCCS then planned to turn to RobeJ't McFarla ne. the pres iden t's former national se· curl ty adviser who went lo Iran a yea r ago In a fruitless secret mission to trade weapons ror American hostages In Lebanon . While Secord, a retired Air Force major genera l, has des cribed the view or a prlvare en trepreneur brought In lo do ·the gove rnment 's foreign policy hen, R-Malnc, a member or the work, McFarlane, a retired Ma- Senate lra n·COntra commlltec. ri ne colonel, offers th ~ Insight or "We don't c~ pN: I him lo co ntrlb· a former top aide with dally utc more than he's already access to the preside nt. lestlfled." Me Fa ria ne, who t rlrd to com· However. lawmakers said I hey mi t suicide Feb. 9 wi th an wou ld question McFarla ne aga in overdose of the trijnqulllzer. about whal Reagan knew and Va lium, has test ified already to when he .approved sellln ~ U.S. congressional lnves!lgators, the Hrms to Iran . Independent prosecu ror's feMra l gra nd jury and the presidenti al Tower Comm ission. " McFarlane will be goi ng over whar he has tes tifi ed ·ro pre•· vlously," said Sen. William Co- Syracuse Council to repave streets perm issio n to file for a gran t t,o add an addi tion to the present li re station. Council agreed to advertise for bids for the sale of lhe town's dump truck. Sisson presenrect council with Information on a Bru nco Dumper. Such ·a unll ca n be placed on a pickup truck or lraller and can be used In lhe sa me manner as a large dump rruck. Sisson Is to obtai n prices on a Bru nco Dumper and report his findings to council. II was reported tha t cars are parking on sidewalks which Is not allowed. Persons In violation are advised to discontinue such pracUces . Pollee Chief Jim Connolly will be advised of those In violation . David Lawson, In charge of maintenance at London Pool. tOld council that the high dive was In need of repair also the slide. Mayor Pickens agreed to· have someone check the high dive to enable council to make By KATIE CROW Sentin el Correspondent Permission was granted to purchase live ton or hot mix for patching of streets a nd to adver· tise for 400 tons of hot mix. more or less, for paving when Syracuse Vi llage Council mel Thursday night. Mayor Eber Pickens told council there were several s treets that had large holes requiring Immediate attention before pavIng Is done. Ernie Slsslon. chai r man of the street committee along with rwo ot her members of the co'mmittee will determine which streets will be' paved. The street co mmittee will meet at 6 p.m. on May 19. Following a tour or the streets there will be a meeting of council. Council also gave Mayor Pickens permission to purchase a push mowet to be used at the pool area and light bulbs lor the park. Mayor Pickens, on behalf of Ihe tire department, was granted if sale and nrcessary repairs. Cou ncil in ot her ~·usl n ess gave the first reading to two seperate ordinances. One Is banning pit bulls within the corporation and the second ordinance will not allow the rcnlln g of trijJiers within the village except In a moble home park . . All pit bulls currently within the corporllon limlls must be removed within 30 day s fr om Ihe date of the passage of the ordi nance . Person or persons found In violation of the ordl· nance will be lined not more that $100 lor the first offense and not more than $500 lor the second offense. The ordinance states thai no mobile home, trailer, or s imilar portable struct ure. for the express purpose ol rental Income, shall be per mltled to locate In the village; except In a mobile home park. The trailer ordi nance reads that persons with rental trailers Continued on page 12 Hart • quits race , DF.NVEit I UPI ) - D••mocrat Gary ll artannoun•·ed th~ end of hi• lront·runnlnR preol· denlial campaign today, say· ing H('m not a hc1dcn man'., ••vcn lhou~h he w"" forct•d IQ withdraw hy r••vc latlons ht• s pent part ol la•< l week••mi with a woman other than hl!l wife. Hart, ~o . mad<• the stalll· mcnt on only a lew miles froni the loot of the nocky Moun· talns wl;lrrc ht• declared his second bid for Ihe While House 25 days ago. The decision to quit the race ' Willi came Friday 'after four days of relentless quesllonH since The Miami Herald re· ported he spent mu ch of tho! weekend In hi• . wa.,hlnKton townhouse with blonde actress· model Donna Rice. while his wife, l.ee, was In Denver. .•' � 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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