https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5eb8255ca8dd3f55275ed93446c1d96a.pdf e5252d5b54e9c0a885f7f680ea9e45f8 PDF Text Text Page-16-The Daily Sentinel . Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, May 20, 198?'. :~~-=Lo;.;.;.;.;;.:;c~al~b~r:.;_i_e£_s_:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!:~~~_:.· Memorial day safety break set Meigs County REACT I Radio Emergency Associated Cit izens Teams) No. 3837 will be havi ng their annual Memoria l Day safety brea k, starting 5 p.m . Friday and con11nulng through 6 p.m . Monday. The sa fety brea k Is held at th e south bound roadside park on U.S. l l Free refr es hments . coff ee. soft drinks, Nc., will be ser ved throughout this period. Purpose of the safety break is to provide travelers with a few minutes rest from drivin g. Th e safet y brea k is approved by t he Ohio Highway Patro l and the Meigs Co unt y Sheriff' s Department. . Annual barbeque announced Chester Volu nt eer Fire Department will hold their an nual chicken barbeque on Mond ay at the fire station . Serving will begin atl1 :30 a. m . with eat -in or carry-out of full chiekcri and rib dinners . A parade wil l be hel d at I : .10 to be followed by Memorial Day services at Ches ter Cemeter y . Meigs board... Harvey VanVranker , custodi· ans, and Debora h Mel ton , aide. Th e board authorized Treasurer Jane Fry to adv erti se for bids on student accid ent in su rance, fl eet Insurance. gasolin e and oil products, milk and dairy product s, tires and tubes. and bread ~nd bake ry produ cts . The board ent ered Into an amended purchased services contract with Blue Strea k Cab Co. for the transport at ion of handicapped students. Board members were advised that the Meigs Local Distri ct 's Title Vf -B Educational Handi ca pped Ac t Proposal Is being prepared ~nd persons Interes ted in presen tin g Input may eta so by contacting Supt . Morris twfore .July I. A Meigs senior Eastern Band will participate in t he services along with units of the American Legion. All fire department unit s are urged to participate In the parade. A tractor pull will l ake pla ce in the afternoon on the co mmons. Homemad e Ice crea m , pie and ca ke will be ava ilabl e throughout the afternoon. Don ations of pies and cakes will be appreciated. Pomeroy court action reported Edward .1. King, Okeec hobee, Fla .. involved in an accident wi th I he Pomeroy Pollee cru lser Sa 1· urday, was fin ed on three charges In Pomeroy M ayor Rl · chard Sey ler's co urt Tuesday ni ght. King was fined $25.1 and costs for leav in g the scene or an accident, $163lo r rec kless opera tion, and $.11.1 for fleeing a police officer . Also fined in the court were Karen Pyles. BidwelL $45 and cos ts, speeding; and Jerry Moor·e, Mldleport, $113 and cost s and one day in jail on a charge of public Intox ication. Forfeiting bonds on speeding were Joan Ha yes, $46; Opa l Turnbull , Clifton, W. Va., $46; Karen Stanley, Pomeroy, $45: Jennifer Burton, Pomeroy , $45; Terr i Wils on, Middleport , $46; .Juanita Harmon, Middleport. $47; David Fisher, Middleport , $46; and Car la Large, Langs· viJi e, $47. Others forfeiting bonds were Roger Estep, Shade, $53, expired plates; M ar y Stover, Racine, $43, assured clear dist ance, and $50, no financia l respons ibility; Fran· ces Young, Pomeroy, $43, as· sured clear distance, and Troy Hanson, Rockford, Ill, $63, traffic light v iolation. Middleport court conducted Five charges of driving while Intoxica ted wer e handled in the court of Middlepor t Mayor Fred Hoffman Tuesday night. Greg S. Harrison, Ches hir e, forfeited a $450 bond on DWI and a $50 bond on a w eaving course, and Randy J . Staats, Pomeroy, forfeited a $450 on DWI and $50 on a charge of defective ex hau st. Fined in th e court were Wesley L. Wi se, Cheshire, $425 and costs and three days in j ail on a DWI charge; Ed ward J. King, Okeechobee. Fl a., $425 and costs and three days In j ail on the DWI charge, and $100 and costs for fl eeing police; and Melvin R. _c_on_t_in_""_ .d_fr_o_m_:.p_ag_e_l_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ proof ropy of the board poli ce manuel developed by th e Neola Corp . was adopted also. The sixth grad e Harrisonville Elemen tary class was aut ho· rlzed Ia make a trip to the Ci ncinnati ar ea .June 7-10. Th e resignation of Ron Logan as varsity girls' basketball coach for the next sc hool year was accepted at a 4·1 vote. Rupe voted aga inst accepting the re· slgnation . he sai d, because he did not want Logan to give up the coac hin g position . Resignations from Betty Reed, a substitute coo k. and William T. Snowden, a substitut e custodian w er e acce pted. A llst of graduates pending the meeti ng of all requirement s was Syracuse ... Continued frorn pagr 1 village owned properties from the Brogan -Warner AgPncy . Mi· chael Warner met with council to discuss the bid of the firm , the only Insurance bid submitted. Sisson announced that a repre sentative fr om Ohio Power Co. will attend the next m<>e lln g to discuss the purchase or a heal pump for th r v lllagP building. Attending the meeting wen · Mayor Eber Plckt•ns, Co unci l Members, Sisson. Jack Wi lli· ams, .Jim Hill, Bill Arnall and Kathrvn Crow ; Po lire· Chief ,Jim Connolly and Clerk -Treasurer .Janice Lawson . He ass ured continued fin anci al support of the program with county fund s and called for those allendlng to look to th e hea lth and housi ng fac iliti es of Mul· ber r y Height s, mentioning the Senior Citizens Center, Meigs County Hea lth Department. Tu · berculosls Office in thr Meigs Multipurpose Building, Veterans Mem oria l Ho spi tal , a co unt y· owned facilit y. the Emergency Medical Service with It s new and ex panded headquarters. lhe hel l· approved by the board and named school photographer was Li fe Tou ch National Studio out of Lancaster. During a discussion by the board it wa s brought out that seniors are req uired to be photog r aphed for the yearbook only by the Life Touch F irm at no cost , but th at they will be permitted to go to any studio of their choice to have their senior portrait s m ade during the school year. A sc hool cale ndar w as adopted , subjec t to change. with the first day of the new sc hool yea r for teachers to beonAug. 24. and Aug. 25. the first day for student s with the school year to close for student s on Ma y 26 and for teac hers on May 27. port, the medical complex, and The Maples . an elder ly housi ng facility . Mrs. Oliveri acknowledged Krogers for th e table ar ra ng· m ent, Daisy Blakeslee for fl ower s, the Pomero;' Flower Shop, M iddleport Flower Shop. and Francis Florist for corsages, the M eigs County Extension Offlcr for name a nd balloon tags , and the Pom eroy Sundr~ Store for balloons. Mrs. Oliveri had c harge of table decoration s. Firm Price ~m Elec tric Power ............. 2> V. AT&T ....... .. ................ 24V., Ashl and 011 ....................... 62 % Bob Eva ns F'arms ............ 2:1';) Charming Shoppes .............. 23% All Pomeroy Village fund s as or April .10 tota led $156,086.53, reports Jane Walton. v illage clerk· treas urer. Receipt s, disbursements and t he end of the month balance, respectively, in each of the funds making up the total include: general, $11 .942. 11, $20,6il8.71, $13,932.46; safety , $200, no dis· bursement s, $7,598.26; street, $20,304.00, $12,312 .55, $.100.62; sta te highwa v, $189.98, $1,192, $721 , 46; c em eter y, $232.57, $1,262.86, $660 .14 ; wat er , $18.211 .21. $14.57U5. $78.868.18: Sewer , $6,85:1.03, $15,824.93, $6,70Vi0; gua ra nty m eter, $750, $100, $12,001.50; utilities, no r e· celpts, $2.707.28. $14,39.1.25: sale of building. $.182.45, $382.45, $.19; Federa l Mogul. ................... 41 'h Goodyear T &R .... .. ............. 61% Heck 's Inc ...................... ..... 4\1 Limited Inc . ............ .......... 37'h Multimedia Inc ................... 50 \1 Rax Restaurant s.. ...... .... ........ . 6 Robbins & M yers ............. .. . lO ~ Shoncy's Inc . .................. .. .. 26% Wendy' s I nt L ...................... 9% Worthing ton Ind ........ .. .. ,.... .18 \\ Spt'('ial m..eting Tony a L. Proffitt, 22, of Ra· ci ne, whose car overturned on Ohio 124, according to the Gallia· Meigs Post of the State Highway Patrol was treated and released from Veteran' s Memoria l H ospi ~ tal for multiple bruises. • Shade River Lodge 453, Ches.; ter. will have a special meet ing Sat urday. 8 p.m .. with work in : the F .C. degree. RefrPshments : will be served . Corrt>Ction Proffitt, who was westbound on Oh io 124, lost contro l of her ca r and went off the ri ght side of th e Public Notice NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On May 13, 1987: in the Meigs County Kftnneth G. Hartley, Box 507, Bunker Hill Road. Route 4, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. was appointed Ad mini strator of the estate ol Avis G . Hartley, deceased, late of Box 507, Bunker Hill. Pomerov. Meigs County , Bob Ashley was given a one year supplemental contract as director of athletic facilities ca re and the reports of Treasuer Fry were approved . Fry reported t ha t an audit has been completed by the stal e at a cos t of $8,170. 77. The estimated cos t or the audit had been about $9600. A three day ea r ly dismis sa l r-::==========~ REVIVAL FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION Co. Rd. 31 Probate court, Case No. 25523, Ohio, 45769. Robert E. Buck. Probate Court Lena K. Nesselroad. Clerk Ohio Lottery Daily Numlwr • 332 Pirk 4 0253 5-38-25 14-18-21 · Page 5 Bald Knob· Stiverville Rd . MAY 20 to 25 7:30 P.M. • at y Vot.36. No.267 Copvrig~tao Partly l'loudy tonight. Chancr of showers and thun· dcrstorms. Low In lht• mid 60s. Partly cloudy and humid Friday. Supt'r Lotto T he 96th an nu al Burlingham Memorial Da y Service will beheld J 30 p.·m . Monday , not Sundav. by Feeney -Bennett Post . 12R of the Am erica n Legion. Frank O'Brien of Columbus will lead th e musical program . r oa d. She then st ruc k an embank· men t and overtur ned. Then the car rolled over again and re• turned all four wheels to the road. Proffitt was ci ted for failure to . controL ·- Reds snap losing streak • Woman escapes serious injury • enttne 2 Sections , 16 Pages 26 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, May 21, 1987 1987 '. House votes on DWI, child pornography bills By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS, Ohio I UP! I -The Ohio House of Representatives ha s adopted legislation allowin g work release for repeat drunken drivers, bu t lengt heni ng their overall jail terms. The House also se nt to the Senate on a 92-1 vote Wednesday a bill r equir in g film processor s and their agent s to report any photos of chil d po r nography they handle. The drunken dri ving bill. forwarded to the Senate on an 82-1 vote, would allow second · and third-time drunken driving co nvi ct s to be granted rel ease from ja i l for their occupat ions afler serving a three- day consecutive sentence. Their lime in jail would be longer, but they cou ld go to work . The bill was req ues ted by Springfield Municipal Cour t judges, according to it s sponsor, Rep. David Har tley . D· Sprin gfield. Hartley sa id th e judges complained that habitu al drunken dr ivers ar e l osing their jobs beca use they have to go to jail. His bill would prov ide for a 14-day mandatory prison sent enc e for the second offense and 4o days for subsequent offenses. Cu r ren t sent ences arc 10 days fo r the second offense and .10 days for subseq uent viola! ions. Th ey would still apply if the j udge chose not to gran t work release. Rep. Richard E. Rench. R· Mil an, the lone opponent. sa id the pena lties should be stronger without the work relea se . "I 've seen too m.1ny people kill ed out there by drunk en dr ivers," sai d Ren ch , a former highway patrolman. Rep. IIJicbael P. Stinzlano. D -Columbus.author of the heavily sponsored child pornogra phy bill , sa id film processors could Intercept m any of the l aw violations. )i e sa id they would be grant ed cri minal and C'ivil immunit y fo r report ing the photos. But Rep . Robert E. Haga n, D-Mad ison, sa id th e bill could lead to bla ckm ail If som eo ne were to turn In fi lm with another person' s name att ac hE-d. I fea r this kind of legi slati on beca use of the dama ge it ca n do to Innocent people," he sai d. Final leg islative approval wa s given a bill r c· quiring courts to notify v ictims or survivors of vi · alent cri mes of the disposition of th e case, and to allow them to make stat ements at sentencing . Also sent to Gov . Richard F . Celes te by the House wa s a bill permittin g ambulan ce services in Ohio to cross state l ines in times of emer gency. The Senate pa ssed una nimous ly and sent to the gover nor a bill outlawing license plate fra m es or any ot her materi al. including dirt, which obscures visibilit y of lhl' numbrrs. letters or cou nty. The Senate also passed , 2B·4. and return ed to the House a bill requiring operators of public swlmmln pools and public spas to be li ce nsed. The bill also crea tes thr Swimming Pool and Spa Adv isory Board to in spect and set policy for public pools and spa, a res ponsibilit y now lett to loca l governments. Opponent s sa id the bill Is unnecessary and crea tes a new level of bureaucr acy, but proponents sa id th r bitlis sponsored by operators of public swl mmlnl( pools ond spas. Sen. Paul E. Pfclfe•·. R· Bu cyrus. Introduced a bil l authori zing the Ohio Depat·tmen t of Natural Resources to condemn land lor !he proposed Superco nducting Super Collid e•·. a 56-mile under· ground tunnel to be used as an atom-smasher In four north centra l Ohio counties. The Se nate was to reconvene tod ay at II a.m. and the House at 1 p.m . Rev. Clyde Ferrell S~ecial Singers Mightlf i51 20, 27: i61 3, 3tc wasthey authorized M eigs cla se niors f.;===========~::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;[ so will notforattend sses 1 followin g M e mo r ial Da y. arown's Fire and Safety Equip· m ent Co. wa s approved for serv icing the sys tem fire ex tin· gulshers durin g the nex t school year and a job descr iption for the Meigs Local Ath let ic Director' s pos ition was approved. The July meeting was changed from July 21to July 28 at 7 p.m . The' board met in execu tlve sess ion for over two hours during which lime members discussed a per sonnel probl em with High School Principal James Miller; m et with parent s of a senior to hea r aspect s of why that student does not qualify for gradua tion this Sunday and discussed per· sonnel, finances, negotiations Park . Middleport, Oh. 992-6611 and pending litiga tion . FREE DELIVERY (DAILY) We will be mak'ing daily deliveries to the West Virginia area during the period of time the bridge is closed. Just give us a call with your order. ,JUDITH MEES MICHAELLE KNAPP ERIN ANDERSON MARTY CLINE VALLEY LUMBER &SUPPLY CO. 555 GALLIPOLIS • POMEROY DIAMOND EARRINGS/NECKLACE SET $9995 EA'CH '"' ltw.ltg Borl NOW J(iem.entz 2s /0 NOW 30°/o OFF Start ATra4ltloa! PHILLIP KING BRENDA SINCLAIR HUNDREDS l iN STOCK -FREE SIZING- 'MELINDA SM ITH ,JENNIFER SWARTZ Announce 1987 Meigs honorary students E rin Anderson has been named val edictor ian and M art y Cli ne has been named sa lutatorion of the 1987 gra dual in g class consist · lng of t:i6 seniors at Meigs Hi g h SchooL Anderson is th r daughter of .fennlfer 1\ndcrson, Pomeroy. and William And erson. also of Pomerov. Cl ine is the son of .ferry an d Phyllis Cl ine, Rout e 4, Pom~roy. Anderson has served on stu · dent cou ncil , Is v lre president of the Na tional Honor Society and was a delegate to Buckeye Girl s ALL 14K OVERLAY JEWELRY 0 OFF NOW For The Ordaatel ADD· A-BEADS AND CHAINS KRISTINA HAYNES ' Graduation! SPECIAL DIAMOND EARRINGS $1995 .JEFFREY ARNOLD Meigs graduates 156 pupils Sunday St. Special Sa~ings for I Daily stock prices (1\sof 10:30a.m. ) Provided by Bryce nnd Mark Smith of Blunt Ellis & Luewi Pomeroy funds reported perpetual rare, no rrreipts , no di sbursement s, $<.815.89 : Ce metery endowment ., no re· ce ipt s, no disbursement s. $17,825.16; pollee pension, no receipts, no disbursement s, $72.1.34: bui lding, $117.55, no disbursements, $731.45: recreation, $262.50, no di sbu rsements, $1,379.23; revenue shari ng, no receipts, no disburse m en ts, $.1,292.10; permissive tax. 1$700, $830.05, $2,391.80; bond retirement. no receipts, no disbu rse· ments, $7,674.12. Receipt s for the month totaled $6~.917 .90 . . M onthly disbu rse'· ments tota led $fi9 ,9'i4.19 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _c_on_,l_nu_e_d_ fr_om__:_pa...:.g:_ e_l_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Speaking bri<'fly on behalf ot the Meigs Count y Commission· ers was Richard .Jones, who applauded the Senior Citizens Ce nter leodership and staff as well as the senior rltlzens who participat e In th e variou s programs. Thornton, Racine, $425 and costs and three days in jail on a. PWI charge, and $50 and costs for no opera tor's license. Debra J. Tillis, Ru11and, forfe· ited a $41 bond on a speeding charge. Other s fined In the mayor' s court were David Sig· man, Middleport, $50 and costs, and M ichael Thomas Queen, Middleport, $50 and costs , both on disorder ly m anner. I TRAVEL CLOCKS 0 SAVE 2S /o State during her junior year . She was the Meigs Hi gh and I he di stri ct winner of th e Good Ci ti zenship Award of the Daugh.· ters of the American Revolution . She ha s served as track stat lsti · cla n and Is a Hugh O'Brian Youth Foundation Ambas sador. She atten ded the Na tional Young Leaders Confer ence and took part in the Teen-age Institute act lvitics . Anderson Is a m ember of St. Paul Lutheran Church and serves as a substitu te Su nday sc hool teaeher. She Is employed at the Pizza Hut. Anderson pla ns to major elementary educa tion at Capital Universit y. Cl ine Is president of the Na ~ tiona! Honor Society at Meigs High hav ing been a member for thrcr years . He• was a Buckeye Boys State dPi ega tc and has bc•en li sted in Wh o's Who Of /\merlcan High Sc hool Studen ts and wa s chosen as an Academic Al l /\merlcan . He has been active In track and baskclb~ ll at Meigs High Sc hool and hs been active In a num ber of orga nizatio ns. In add iti on, he. ha s been empl oyed at Powell 's Super Va lu since' last fall. Cli ne pla ns to major bu sl· nes s admini st ration at Ohio Univers it y. Honorarla ns of thi s yea r' s cla ss are Jeffrey .Jon Arnold, Kristi na Gall Haynes, Phill ip R. King , Mlchaell e Rcnre Knapp, .J udit h L. Mees, Brend a S. Sinclair, Melinda R. Smit h, ond .Jennifer Leigh Swam.. Thr annual baccalaureule and coml)lencement for Meigs High School's 156 st•nlors will be held at 4:30p.m. Sunday In the Larry Morrison Gymnasium. The Meigs High School band will be on ~and to present the processional and recessional as well as th e Nat ional An them . The Meigs Choir will si ng " With a Song In Yout Hea rt " . The bacral uurea te sermon will be by Rev. Le<' MIIIPr, l.rac<' E pis copal Church , and Rev . .James Ke esee, pas tor cf th e VI ctory Baptist Church. will give the Invocation. Ra y mond Rider, sen ior class prej sldenl, will give the wr.troml'. ·• Marty Clint• will deliver the sal utatory address and · Erin A nderson, the valedictorian ad· dress. Principal James E . Miller will pr!'scnt the c la ss to be accepted by Supt . Dan E . Morris. Robert Snowden, president of the M eigs Local Board of Education , will present diploma s with Brenda Sinclair prcslenllng the cla ss roll. Rev . Keesee will give the benediction. Gradua tes Includ e Dav id Aa · ' ron Mree, Erin Marie Anderson, Andreoni, Kim Rhonda G. Louise Armstron~ ••Jeffrey Jon Arnold , Melanic Sue Arnold,: Susa n Beverlv Arnold, Sa ndra·; Lynn Bailey, l'v!lchellc Ronee ' : Barr, Charles D. Barrett Ill,'· .Jeffrey E . Basham, Don W.:: Becker, Rand y E . Bl tc hlicld,·: Amanda S. Black, Donna Bowen,'· Lisa M . Brevik , Paul A. Briekles, · Don ald P. Bunce, Jason E. Bu sh, .fames Ri chard Buskirk, Ilona · .lean Butcher , David Capehart ,. Ca thy Carter, Carol D. Chap·. man. K elly Chapma n, Rebecc·a Lin Chase, April Yvette Clark, Marty L. Cline, Timothy S. Colrncr and Ma r k D. Corbitt . .Jennifer L . Couch, Tamara Ka y E . Cremeans, Hea thf'r L ynn . Cullum s, Todd B . Cullum s, Rob· . bl e Gl en Cundiff, Paul Earl: Da il ey, Kimb er l y Kathle en : Deem , Deborah Ann Downie. Timothy E. Durst, Kent E ric ' Ea ds. Hubert A . Eason, Lois J . · Eblin , Regina L y nn Eblin, Wlf.; llam ,J. E blin, William Thomas . English. Jr., Gregory Stephen · Fie ld s, Brett S. Ford, Melissa E .: Continued on page 16 Gallipolis man sentenced after change of plea •. •.' .·. ' .· A Gallipolis man ha s en tered a c·nred him to thr· moxlmum tt•r m' plea of no cont est in Meig s of 60 days In the roun t.v ]<Iii,: Count y Cour t to a charge of Thirty da ys of the se nt ence wrrli sexua l Imposition. s u s~nded and Ma ssie wa~ · Meigs County Prosecuting At · placed on one-.vc·ar's prob ation ,: under conditions that he rrfraln' tor ncy Fred Crow !II reports that Jerry C. M assie, 39, of Gallipolis, fro m the rhltd named In the appeared In Meigs County Co urt complaint and her · family, and WednesdaybeforeJudgePatrlck that he enter Into a program of landfill. The fire la sted about 40 O'Brien. Ma ssie had bern coun selin g and -or treatment. minutes and one loud "sympa· Ma ssie had r'r'Q urs ted per mlscharged In a joint complaint thett c'' explosion was heard. prcpared by Paul Gerard, ln ves· sian to srrvt• the .10 da ys on, Au thorities believe all th e llgator for the prosecutor' s of· weekends but Assistant Prosecu-· ex plosives were recovered from flee , and E l izabeth Ayer s·Th oren tor Ca rson Crow . on behalf of the-: the ar ea bu t ca uti on any one of Children's Services . state, strongly opposed Md the' finding anything which has the Massie wa s accused In the sentence was ordered to bl" appearance of dynamite or any co mplaint or having sexual co n· , served as :10 consceutlv<• days, to other explosive, not to move or tact with a female minor . The begin T~esda y m orn ing. disturb 11, but to report II or iginal cornplalnt was made to In a rela tt'd m atter, Ma s>ie Immediately to the Meigs Coun ty Children's Services, alleging told the j ud~ e he was closing his: · th at Massie had touched a female karate school in Middleport and Sheriff's DeparimenL Davidson Is described as a student at his kara te sc hool In would be ou t of the buildin g by·· white male, ~ ft. 8 ln. tall, wit h Middleport. Sexual Imposition i s Su nda y. blue eyes and long brown hair . a third degree misdem eanor. Ma ssie wa s re present ed by. Anyone with Information which Judge O' Brien accepted the no Pomer oy ,\ ll orn ey Jennifer· could l ea d to hi s arrest Is al so contest plea . and found Massie Sheels. asked to contact the sheri ff. gu ilty of the charge and sent· Man still at large; destroy dynamite I I I I ...."' I~ I I I I 30¢ JOt, Nestea product Save ~ any 2 oz. or larger To"" Oea~t You wit Ire ltimtlu~ tor the taco'"" olthb <O<Jpon ~us IC . it submitted in romplilnce llitll Hesllo Foods Colfl011toon Redemption Policy lnCO~IIIlllltrein Qy rtlt.-. Goo4 on~ in U.S.A. Consume/ musi pay SaO. Tu. \IJid- Pmhibi1llllluedl ... ~· ~. I I I I . ----------------·-·------ . LIMIT: ONE COUPON PER PURCHASE • 1\estr'<ted. Cosh l'llue titOOC . fOA REDEMPTION, MAIL TO: NESTLE FOODS CORPORATION, ~0. Bo1 20040 . ELI'IISO. TEXAS 79!198 eCARAVELLf ALL WATCHES POMROY .-. 992-2054 GAWPOUS - 446·2691 2S /o OFF 0 •S£1110 •IULOYA •PWAII •VIS& .UmiCA._. .--l"lt tDISCOYR •LAYAWAY POPPY QUEE~ - This year's Senior Citizen Poppy Queen lor Drew Webster Unit 39 ollhe American Lejlon Auxiliary 18 Iva Powell. Powell was on hand Monday nlrht when Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyler slped a proclamallon declarlnt~Thursday , Friday and Salunlay as poppy days within lhe vUiafle. I I Tim Dav idson, 28, i s still at large on crim inal co mplaint s flied Wednesday morning In Meigs County Court charging him with domestic violence and unlawful possession of a danger · ous ordnance--dynamite. Tuesday night , law authorities recovered and destroyed 23 sticks of dynamite found near .the Davidson home on Dark Hollow Road In Pomeroy, Burn ln g was recommended by Franklin County bomb techni· clans. who were on the scene, as the safest means of disposing of the dynamite. The dyna mite was burned at the Meigs Cou nt y , . ' �... .- Commentary Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~~ S!m~ ~.__,...,f'""'T""'C::.d·~ ~v ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD AMistant Publisher/Controller BOB HOE FLICH Gener al Manager A MEMBER of Thr Unlied Press lnlernaliona l, Inland Dally Press AssoclaHon and the Ameri can Newspaper Publi shers Association LE."''TERS Of OP JNJO~ arf' Wt!lmrn.:.• ThC'y should hf' less than 300 words long. AIII('I!Crs ar(•su bjt.'<.' ! to 00 itlng and IT'll s1 bP s l,.;ncd wl! h na m t>. address and telephon e number . No unslgnrd Je1tcrs will be Jll.' hll!>hrd . LC'IIers should lx' 1n good t aste, addr('Sslng Js sue5. not JX'r!ionalltles. • Today In history Ry Unitt• d Pre.- lnt!•rnalional TO<Iay is Thursday, May 21, the 141s l da; of 1 ~H7 with n4to follow . T he moon is moving tow at tl it s new ph aS<'. T he morning slars i.Jn' Venus. .J upilrr and SLit urn . The evening s111rs arc Mc·rr ury and Mars. Those born on this da l e" rc undpr 1he sign of Cern in i. The·;• in clude German pai nl<'r Al brecht Dure-r in 1471: Spanish King Philip I I. who la unchod th o Spa nish i\rmada. in l :i27; Eng li sh por·l and sa ltri sl Alrxanucr Pop<' in 16HH; F'rl'nCh prim it ivc pain tcr Henri Rousseau in 1844; av iat ion pioneer Glenn Cur tiss, inven tor of the h.l 'liroplanc. in 1H78; lndust rlal lsl Armand Hamm er in 1KqR tagr HH1. Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Page-2- The Daily Sentinel . Pomeroy-'- Middleport, Ohio · Thursday, IIJiay 21. ~ 1987 Diesel The Daily Sentinel Thursday, May 21 , 1987 ,Tire, chassis problems will make ·:! Indy 500 endurance race - Rahal :·f taX,.-------------'J~a:.:.:ck.:_".:...:A.:...:nd.:._e:.__r_so_n_a_n_d_J_o_se~p_h___,S~p_ea_r WASHINGTON - Crooked diesel-fuel retailers have pocketed billions of dollars i n excise taxes they sho uld have given to Uncle Sam, according to federal· officials' estimates. The money was collected, 15 cents per ga llon, from truckers and ot hers who use diesel fuel in th eir motor vehicles. Federal Highway Administra tion offic ial s estimate that the filling-s lation tax cheaters keep $500 million or more each year th at shou ld be lurncd over to the Internal Revenue Service . The money wou ld have gone into .the Highway Trust Fund, wh ich i s the sol e support of the federal government's highway-aid program. The mai n reason for this giga nl ic ripoff is the huge number of diesel-fuel retailers in the cou ntry, accord ing to Tony McMahon, lht' highway agency's chief cou ncil . There are upward of 100.000 service-s tat ion owners sel lin g di esel fuel, and McMa hon e-st im ated that 40,000 of them don't pa ss alo ng In the government the exc ise taxes they col lect from their custom ers. The IRS doesn't have the staff to pollee 100.000 oullets for compliance and mus t rely instead on an honor system . An ·internal highwa y agency memo obtained by or reporter Karen Talley exp lai ns how easy It is for dishonorable die.sel fuel sellers to keep the taxes they collect : "The primary source of Information for the IRS oversight of compliance i s the Ji st of those who fil e. If a taxpayer (sic ) does not fi le, he Isn't on the list and the IRS does n't know he exist s." Evasion Is widespread beca use the incen tives for cheati ng "are practica l ly Irresi stibl e." the memo sta tes adding: "The payoff is l arge, the risk smal l. and your competitor is doing it." As one frustra ted highway agency off icia l said in disgust , retai lers "would have to be crazy to fi le" when anonymit y is so simpl e and the cha nces of gettin g caught are so sl im. The Highway Trust Fund rece ived $2.6 billion last year in diesel tu et taxes l rom Jawabiding retailers. McMahon and Federal Highway Adm inistrator Ray Barnhart believe the solution to the tax-evasion problem would be to sh ift accounta bilit y for turn ing In the excise lax f rom the 100,000-plus service sta tion opera tors to theB,OOOdis lribulors who supply them. Moving tax collection "away from the fuel pump and over to the distributor is logical and more practica l," Barnhart sa id, and th e> IRS has not opposed this suggestion. Bar nhart emphasi zed that he does not fault I he I RS for failing to co llect the diese l excise tax. "With upward of lOO.OOU busi nesses throughout !he nation collec ting di esel taxes fr om truckers and motorists," he sa id, "t he IRS simply has n't a fighting cha nce to collec t I he monie s By .mJ SLATER UPI Sports Writer l NDlANAPOL!S tUPlt - Defending champi on Bobbv Ra hal expects tire and chassis problems to make Sunday's Indianapolis 500 more of an endurance battle than a speed tes t. " Las I yea r we were doing 19o to 196 1mph 1 In traffic and 202 when you'rr alone. " Ralwl said Wednesday _ " Th is year. you're lookin g at 19!i in traflic and 198. maybe 200, when yo u're in the race. I don't think the tires have quit o the sa me gr ip as l ht' bias ply . Th ey ar<' more co nsistent. bu t they don't ~rip as wrl l. " After a 1 erord 2:1 prarl ire mishaps this month at the Ind ia napol is Motor Spe-edway, most drivers predicted 1he t'acr Que." Investiga tions by both federal and sta te authorities have turned up some astounding exam pl es of chicanery. One reta il er , for example, had pocketed the federal exci se tax on 20 million gallons of diesel fuel before he was ca ught. A common method of evas ion is to.cla im th at t he diesel fuel is being sold for home heating. Some oil burners use diesel fuel. but home heating fuel is tax exempt. " The impossibil it y of iden ti fy ing the fuel with the purpos e for wh ich it is sold creates a potential for widespread bootlegging.of what is alleged lobe home heati ng fuel to truck stops, trucki ng compan ies and ot her retail stations. where it is sold or used as motor vehicle fuel," a highway agency m emo states. will aass· • Scoreboard ... •· ' l :-.1 I l • I'IU!dt rJi h ' n -•• Save 5100 Reg. 279.95 Low A.s $20 Per Month" 40 5 5995 $800. $1,000. 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Effect ive immediately, the Indians have promoted Strve Swisher. manager of their Wi ll iamsport affiliat e in the Double-A E:astrrn League tAA 1. to manag<' lis Buffalo afflll atc In lhr Triple-A American Associat ion . Buffalo Manager Orlando Gom ez h ~~ been reassigned as Williamsport manager . Going inl o Wedn esday's games, Buffa lo was 11-22 and William sport was 14-16. " 1 gurss the reasoning bf'hind it is to see if lhe change would have anv efle<'l on the rlub In Buffalo.:. said .Jeff Scott. Cleveland's di rC'C'IOr of play~r development and scouting. Calculator Ja<'k!!On to withdraw from South~aMtem ,Ja<:lu!on. a charter member of the Southeastern Ohio Athletic Lea~e. has chosen to leave the ,.'ut e's oldest contlnulns athletic Jilsh school conference. · Th e lronmen will make their request known at the lea~e·s June meetlns,Jackson will hecome a member of lhe South-Central Lea~e after lea vine the SEOAL. - Charter m emhen1 remalnlnc &he once el1ht-team leape are Atbens. 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" We didn 't ha ve a 'clubhouse brawl or anyt hing. We weren't al each ot h ~:r's l hroa l s and I didn't kick one ca n or throw one sandwich down In the clubh ouse or any thin g. "We've got a lot of guy s ta lking abo ut how this IS the same scor e we won by on opening day, I hal Da v is was I he guy who slopped us before and now we st art against Dav is ... they' r e looki ng for rea lly posi tive pick up th i ngs to build on." Three hom e runs and l h(• pitching or Juan Nieves prov ided ample r eason for opt imism. N i eves, 3-l ; gai ned his f\rst 15, Trebe lhorn pondered the los· Twins H, Indians 2 v ictory si nce his April J:i no- lng streak . At Cleve land, Tom Bruna nskv . hitter at Baltimore. He allowed . "It sllll puzzles me how so bel ted his lhlrd career grand fi ve hit s, struck out II and many lhings, how we could fail at slam, with two ou 1 in the sixlh, walked two over eight in nings . so many differenl pan s of I he at lifting Minnesota . Nieves' victory also ·snapped a suc h cr ll lca l t imes as we did," streak of 18 straight win.l ess Trebelhorn said. " 1 don'! even Mariners 6, Orioles 2 performances by Brewers star- rem ~: mber the winning slrea k, to AI Sea llle, John Moses broke a ters dating l o April26 when Mike be hones! with yo u. I'm j usl si xl h·lnning t ie wit h a 1wo-ou1 Blrkbeck beat Balllmore 5·3. amazed at how many times we doubl e, and Alvin Davis collected " Wow . On e in a row is very · failed to take care of si tuati ons · hil s to back Mike Morga n' s excit ing," Trebelhorn sa id, we had to take care of. or lose." three third complete game of lhe Ceci l Cooper and Gr eg Brock Elsewhere, Seall le l opped Ba f. season and lead the Marin ers. eac h hil lwo-run homers and timore 6-2, Minnesota whi pped Robin Yount ad ded a solo homer Clevela nd 8·2, Boston thumped Red Sox 7, Royals I 10 accou nt for all I he Milwau kee ,Ka nsas Ci ty 7-1, Del roil downed AI Kansa s City, Mo.. Bruce ru ns. Dav is. J.:l , las led ,1 2·:3 Tex as 6·4, Cal ifornia edged To· Hurst pitc hed a four- hitter, an d innings and was charged with ronto 5-4 in 10 innings . and Wade Boggs and Glenn Hoffman four runs on four hits an d three Oakland slopped New York 7·:i. each knocked in lwo runs 10 pa ce wa lk s. Boston. snapping the Roya l s' " I had m y rhy thm go ing and Angel s 4, Blu e ,Jays 4 five-ga me winning streak. th e f ir s! l hr!'f, innings were AI Anaheim, Calif. , Wally Tigers 6, Rangers 4 great," Davis sa id. "All er that. I .Joyner dr ill ed a one-out homer in fee l like I hit a dead spot or i\1 Arl ington. Texas. Darrel l the lOth i nning to lift the Angels . Evans hi! a th ree.run homer in som ething. I was rushi ng a lillie Athletics 7, Y ankees 5 the fourth inn i ng 1o help Dan bi t. gelling I he bal i up. A couple t\1 Oakland, Calif., Lu is Polo· Petry to his IOOth career victor y of hom<' runs and you're out of ni a scored t hr ee runs and M ark ther e." and power Det roit. Petry , 2·3, McGwlre hit hi s nin th hom e run After lh e victory that lm · In his la st Jl gam es to spark the al lowed only two hil s from th e . seco nd lhrough seventh inn i ngs. proved the Bre wers ' record to21Ath letics. " I f'tlmC' to wi n and wi nni ng as an indiv idual is lmpor tan l. " Sil ld Weishun. " llut I 'm vrr;· rlosr with rn ~ lt·ummul es und thP f:1c t tlwt Sw nislaus has bca l us lhr la st two ,vC~ a rs mak0s it imporlanl 10 wi n lht• IPam tll lr us wr l I." St uni sluus hu s bl't' n Division Ill champion liH' iaSt lhi'l'l' .v rurs and nln£1 tl m, •s nvt:rall. Hega lado. 21, II junior , Is competing as an indi vi du aL WPdncsda,v 's sC'C'o ml ro und starl<'d mm·r than an hour late llt•ca usr of hrav;· fog agai n. and wa s lni<'ITupled by a two· I'OUtHI rai n. Thr othPr firs t· round co· lradt•r Ohi o Wcs l<•.va n fr ll Into a four· wa ,v IIC' for srvPnlh wilh a 1117. 1\llcghrny 1 Pa .) is In thi rd wit h a Jill . fo llowed by Sa lem 1Ma ss. I Stair. l" ra nkl l n & Marsh' II 1Pa . t. ,Ca l Si ai P·S:In Bernardino at li16: Ohio WPs lcya n. Gu stu v us· Adolphu s 1M i nn l . Roc h<"sl!'r 1N. Y.1. C'rn 1ra l lnwa at li17: M(' thodls t tN .C.t al liJH: Woos tPr a1 620: Muskl ngum at fill: Skldmorl' t N.Y. I atti2:1: GYrrns· boro 1N.C. 1 ami Millikin t i ll. I at G21i: · Wlsr onsin.Whltcw:llr r at li:IJ ; Ly nchburg (Va . l and Nr· bra ska Wrsle;·an at 6:18: Hopr t Mlrh. l al 1>1 7 :ulCI MIT at &19. Thr top J~ fini shers will be ar<'O rd r d All·i\111Pr lran statu s. six ear h un thrrr tea m s. Srioto Down~ rf'~;uhs COLUMBUS, Ohio iUPI I Ty lcrrlla and Ll nd<·n Point N~ n cy captured t heir respec ti ve divisions of fourlh·rou nd aetlon In I he Terry's Woe paci ng series Wednesday night at &Iota Downs. Ty lerPila pald·off $,1, $3 and $2.20. Aynslcy f inished second and Dancer 's Hawk ca me in third . . In lhe flflh race. Li nden l'ol nl Nancy, a 1>·.1 longshot pa ld $32.80, $6.40 and $HO. ' .. The Daily Reds snap losing ·streak, 6-2 ' • NO YOU DON'T- Minnesota short stop AI Newman tags Tony Bernazard of Cl eveland In the fourth inning. lkrnazard aUempt<·d to stretch a singl e into a double. Tht• Twins won S.2.(UPI) "' ' ~~tf<>il<. ~;r.<c':t,"::~iri.<"'s- .... , . ''~~'-'ma;.~4~•:t...;~- .. t.. H~~ DOWN FIVE - Ne the Reds aren't down by five, they are celebrating as Nick Esasky ( 12) is greeted hy Dave · Esasky's fourth inning hom e run. Tht• Reds won 6-2.(UPI) CHICAGO .. tU Pl t nave Parker says it Wi.l S his idfla tn bC' dropped from lhird 10 fiflh in I he Cin clnnall Reds' balling order . The idea work ed Wcdn~:sda y . Parker wa s 3-for<l i n thr No. o spot, with a two- run home run and a sacrifice fl)•, and I he Red s broke a four·ga m e losing slreak wilh a 6·2 v ictory over the Chicago Cubs . Th er e· is no way to lell wha t would have happened if Park er had stayed in hi s No. 3 spo1. · where he was listed on the original lineup sheet. Instead, Kal Daniel s moved up from four th to third and Buddy Be ll was pu1 in the clea nup spot. " 11 was som eth in g I sug. ges led." sa id Parker. who had gone hitless in his prev iou s nine at ·bat s. " I was n't doing l he job. Bu t I felt r eal relaxed' loday . I was waiting on th e baiL I fel t like my old self. " " He's going to get his home run s." sa id manager Pete Ro se. who wen t along wi th Parker' s idea. " I wa s glad to sPe him hit !hose two line drives 10 left. Th ai's wha l hr hadn'l hren do in~ . " While Parker was explaini ng 1hr success of his lineup idea. pil chc·r Bill Guilir.kson was ar· repl ing acco lades for ·his second complele game vic tory. II ended a sl rrak of poor performances by Reds' sw r·1ers. "I know our slal'li ng pil chers havcn'l pitched as well as they are capable of." sa id Gullick son, who raised his record t o ;,. 2. " B aseb<!ll is a ga me of st rea k s. Sooner or later our starlin g pit ching is go ing to r ome ar ound and uli it takes is one game." Gul lickson slruck ou1 nine Cubs and had a lwo-hil shut ou t afl er six innin gs . He also had a ;,.o l rad thanks to home r un s b)· Parker. Bar ry La rk in ancl Niek E:sasky . The Cub s were rid ing a fi vP· ga me winning sl n·ak but co uldn't find r nough offense to back 20·year·old pitcher Greg Maddux. :1..1. Maddu x ga ve up onlv fi ve hit s in five Inn ings but two of 1hem were home run s and left the game with a :!· 0 deficit. " La r kin hit a r urvcba lldown." · suid Cubs' man agrr Gcnr Mi - ' Pri1tes In effect May 21 through June 3, 1987, ~-... Weishan leads Div. III toume M t\NS~' I F:L D . Ohio iUP l i A ll ·t\merlcan Pat Weisha n. a bri d~s ma Ill in the NC t\A Div ision Ill gol f lournam ent I he la sl two yc:u·s. hopes his ehances im· prove this year. Th e sen ior from California St atl'·San Diego shol th e best round - a 69- In Wednesday's S<o'COnd rou nd at the par 72Weslbrook Count ry Club. He's l ied wi th Dave Chuba of Allegh· eny 1Pa. t wllh two r ound scores of 142. They're onr st roke beh ind Rud y Rega lauo of Red lands !Ca l if. I whose onc·under 72 in Wednesday's wea ther delayed round propel led him lnlo the lead with an 18-hole score or 141. Th e only ot her go lfer to m ee t par for lwo rounds Is Mike Coll in s of Woos ter wi th par 144 . F'irsl·da y co·leader Ca l Stair·· San Dl<'go and defending cham· pion Ca l Stal c·Stanislaus W<' r~ tied for I he learn lead with sco res oflilllimldway thro ugh then hole tournamrnl . Welsl1an will play with Rcga · lado In todav ·s third rou n(i. " I' m look.in g forwar d 10 pia>·· ing lhc next round w ilh Rudy," hP sa id. Wt•lshun and Regal ado arc lnng ·tlmt' golfing budd ies . Th ev us<'d 1o p ia>' juni or go lf In Ca liforn ia toget her . /\ It hough Rega lado ll :~s had two sub par rounds. hP's hoping for two more . And Wclshan h"s winn ing on his mind . " I 'm prr tt >· co nfid ent I ca n shoo t ;1 C'o upl r rnon· rounds und er par," Haga lado said. · "l'h Is golf roursr' is no I v0r~ long and I 'm usu;d ly pretty .., trulg ht and co nsls trnt. " Pomeroy- Middleport , Ohio I • TIIRE'S·NO r harl. " It w:~s a goOd pit ch. Esask)' Hi I a high cha nge. llhink he thrPw lhceha ngeup a IH!Ie too hard . It wa s too close to lhP f asl ball. " Andre Dawson, l11 e Cubs' hoi rl ghl fielder. lefllhe ga me In the fourth Inn ing wi lh " a slight slraln of his right hamsl ring ." It was not known whether he would be able to pla y toda y. · Chicago first baseman Leon Uurham foul ed a ball off his rig ht ankle and lr.ft the game .. On th<' positive sidr. Reds ' star outfieldPr Eri<' Davis was ex · preted to be back In the li neu p lod<l\' afl cr r arly a wee k out with a strained shou lder. Else" ·ht•rc. SL Louis defpal cd · t\ ll anla !H. New York br lted San Diego 10.:1. Sa n Fra nci sco to ppl ed Montr<'al 9·7, and Pills· bu rgh bcal Houston ~d. Los Angrles at Philad<'ipi a was ra i ned ou 1. Cardinul."i 5, Bravt•s 4 AI Alia nt a, OzzicSm ilh si ngled home Vinr e C'olrman with none out In the ninth Inn ing to lift the Ca rdi nal s. Mt•ts 10. I' ad res :l AI New York .. Rafarl Sa n la na hit" two· run doubiP and the Mrt s r apil<lliwd on t h rce Padres er· r ors in the four th in ning. Glanhl 9. ExJJO~ 7 At M ontreal. Chil l navi s singl<'d hnmr .l os~ Uribr in lh e cighlh innin g to llfl !he Ginnts . Pi rah!S 5, Astros 3 AI Pittsbur gh, Slykr. Si d Brea m Bond s homered to Dorn Tay lor posl hi" lea gue vl r t,or y. 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Ca lli., goin g fo r his thir d v lt'lory of thl' S<'ason drivi ng u Bult'k' LrSa hr<' . [J('rn str ·l n lws llr•e n lop quti l l· flcr at this seaso n's thm• N HRA natlo nHI c \ve 111 ~. Thr· Caj un Na l lonals also will mark tht' ret ur n of thn' <'· llm(• Win ston Top Fuel cham pion 10 Sh irlr y Muli:l ow nr·:• romprl it ion. Muldownr' . n( Moun I f'lr · mens, Mich .'. has ht'Pn sl dr·l ined for th(' l as t mont h n•r'UJl!'rHtlng from ahdoml nal surgr•ry . More th an IIIII profc.sslorwl and sportsm an drivrrs arr <'XP< 'Ci ed to co mpelr. </u :.d ify lng i' ><'h<'· duicd F rl<la.v :Jnd Saturda1 . F'i n<J I ( 1 l lmin ;Jiion.., lakr p lar(~. Sund a.v . ' Rmwn" mld Mr. Gasket Intake, ixllaust & Valve Cover Gaslrets ('Oa('lll'" ~ CI.F. VF:I .M\ 11 1UPI 1 - Carv • Hor ton and Mic hael LomharU I have bern addPd 10 l hrCIPv<•la nd . Browns ' sroull ng staff, dli 't·cto r ' of playf'r ~~ · r> o nn rl Chip F;,li · . venc ann ounc·rrt Wr dncsday . Horton rmd Lo mba rdi rf'plarl' th e dl sm lssr rl Tom H<•ekrl'l an d Tom Min er. Reg. from 4.99 1.000FF From Reg.kom72.~ Reg. from US Kenco Tailgate Guards From reg, 3~95 lapco Import Ignition Tune-Up Kits or Caps and Rotors f5.95 uleprlce mfr'arebltle f11! plug yourca.t ilterreblttt Sparlromatlc Radar Detectors 18 BATON ROUGE , La. (UP !) W trran dr ivers ''Big Daddy" Don Garllts and Warren ,Johnson each wil l b!• vying for ·lhclr lhlrct · · · eon seru11vr vlr torlcs this wee• · kc ndl n I he$n7,1fo0 Ca jun Na lion: ·· ais clra~ r at' ln ~ chumplonslilps. ' Thr Na l lonals. which Is !he fourth r ou nu of the 14· rare Win ston se ries. begi ns this we<'· kr.nd . at th<' State Ca pitol MIIJ.In rebtte CGUpon 10.000FF Cyclone Heavr Metal Headers Clip coupon . f!IKh product p1n number & comp1ny ldd,... lro~ ptcltlgl, ong1nat ~ . .- 209 Upper River Rd. Gallipolis, Ohio retail cash register Jape w1th prtce ~aid circled your nllllt and·ltdd,.... Ltmlt: one rebale 'per product per tamily. Allow 6-8 weeks, Valid on purchases 3129/87 to 7/31/87. Mail by 8/31/87. Mr. Gaskel. P.O. Box 44038. Brooklyn, OH 4414<1. Y'Jv'll :Ju;iCo D:g '1 es: ~ctw,e r yorJ sc.,.e w.:." tne Clowf~cr �Page- 6- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio Thursday. May 21 . 1987 . . ., f Ohioans to celebrate Memorial Day Monday hi stori c di sl r ict , a 1\'" and tour of I IH• I iiJt 1 • I L .t krosiclc· and M('moria I SPr vit·r·s " ' thP ConfPd<·ratr Cl' mrtc ·r .v on .John son' s I sl and . Pl y mout h in llu ro n Co un ty ("f' lc· br at t·!-. Hi sloric Pn•servatlon WPck F riday l hrougil Mon day. l><t .v lon's Satu rda.v t\rr hifC'<'· 1un• Sl•t'it'!-. tour l akr~ v isitor s lh rou~ h I hi' Mont gomrry Co un tv Court IJ I)USf'. . · A quil t show wi l l hP hPid MondiJ.V In Port Wt.t ...,h in,g!o n in C ur r nSf '.V Cou nt y. In mld itinn to t hl' numt>rous pa r<.HII'S Mn11cl<t .v . i\ ul. luizr VI I· l"gr· :o t DPfl ancC' ha s an Ol d· 1-'as tJi orwll IJrt·o rali on Da y as II o prn ..., fo r lhf' spason . 1\ Vr tPran s Mr•morial wi lllw dcd ica ted Mon· diiY i n MunroP F'CJ! Is in :;ummit l'!wnl .v 1\ S JWcl ~t l markl'r wil l bP pl <~ct·d <~ I thr Kc•nt on grnvPsi tr Mond <.t\' l)f .J; tcob Parro t! , thr n:llion's lirsl Meci<~ l or Honor n ·cipir•nl. A l so on th{~ ;J gr nd a thi s Wf'<'k : Th<· Moo nshilll' Frs ll va l in NPw Strai tsv li iP in Prrrv C:ount v thrnu gh Mond;J :V fC"a lu rf·s ;,t vut·. il't\· or mu sic <~ nci moonshini• pop u nd pie. " Hoi.\ ' TniPdn: IJ 's Sprin g" will tw lwici in downt own Tol\'uo F r id a)' through Sund ay with gr: tncl prix hydrnpla nr rarPs ;tnd 1\ vP v ni Prt :Jinnwn! . 'J'h (' F'( ' i i SI of th t' FlowC' r i ng Mr JO n, Friday l ltroug h Su nri <~)' in Chll!kot lw , roc usc•s on £· (11'I V /\nwri ca n and Iro n I i(·r lift> . · Tltr • OliJ.I'\ oshl onNI li'l' Cn•;lln l'i· st i\'a l S<J iurday thr ough Mon· ll ; t ~ in U lif·a b a sa!u ll' to lht• Nn turf' Day~ in ALUMNI WEEKEND SALE FRIDAY & SAT.URDAY 20°/o OFF STOREWIDE S!ark pa~kasn{pc~fth~h~~:k:n~~~~~.~~~ ' opera flo ns. The• Bea c h a f M aso'n opens Sa turday . Cedar Poin t , l' anla sy F ar m. Gcagua LakP. Kings I sland, Sea World and Wya ndot Lak e are opt>n dail y , whilr i\m crira na at Middletown is open on wee kends only un ti l .Juno fi whr n it begin s daily opera !Ions. On Uot' sports calmdar: The LPG/\ championship is bl'i ng played at Kings I sla nd th roug h Sund av . The Mem orial Tournam ent at Muirfieid beg ins Mond av. Special l"hihits; -"T he Train in the Ur ban Lamisrape " will be on di splay a! Ci vir Cr nlor in Lima th r ough .lune 14 . -" Salad Dressing Ph ys ics" is ~~ m ulti -sensory lear ning envir· onmrnt for children a! th e Cl evela nd Children' s Museum Saturda y lhrough .July 17. - Th<• Spr ing Fin e Art s Exhlbi · li on a! The· Dai ry Barn In Ath ens I hrough M ay 24 roatu res works or .J ohn RuthvPn. .JunP Ca r vrr Hobert s and F' rcd Clover . SAVE ON NATURALIZER & HUSH PUPPY SHORTS & TOPS SPRING MIX AND MATCH DRESS. SHOES ••••••••••• O( i.'XII'Ll\'< l ,i.!O.tn Zi:l b~· ~u n w 411 fot;><\ JJH' \XI I'C'd rf'slau rant s in Cl ncl nnali. Till' Chr SJ ('I' F'irf' llo•purlnwnt Chi r kf'n BarbcCUf' will bo• lwld Monday ill thr M el~s l'outlty communit y or Chest rr . The Loga n Hills Fr•, Ji\' ~oi at Zu nrsllf'ld M ond a;-· l ncl udl's counlry crafts. 11 wu lkin g tour of historic sitrs Ull(i a bla ck powdN shoot. ' Man)' ar tlv ltlrs sponsored b)' thr Ohio Hlstorira l Soclrt.\' rr· quirl' l'l'Sf'rvatlons, which cnn be madr by ca lling 614-297·21\06. Thi s sr hPdul e Incl ud es : Sa turday: Wi ldflower Walk at Wahkeena Nature !?reserve In Fairfield Coun ty; "Croquet" fnmll y workshop ai the Ohio Village In Columbus. Sunday : Wi ldflower Walk at WahkePna Na lure P1 · rserv ~ In Fairfield Coun ty. Sever al Ohio Historical Soriely 20°/o OFF '• I 992-6720 Playtex® $999S EACH ''" l1rt~ltg &rl J(ie.m enk 14K OVERLAY JEWELRY NOW 6• 2s NOW HUNDREDS l iN STOCK 20°/o OFF -FREE SIZING- SAVE HAVE NOT GONE UP SAVE 116 West Second St. Pomeroy 992·2284 $200 mg POIIDOY - 992-2054 GAWPOLIS - 446·2691 •VISA elllmRCARD.....-=~~:t •DISCOVER •LAYAWAY and 7 to 14. SAlE PRICED SAlE $450ToS12 UNCONSTRUCTED BLUE CHAMBRAY WORK SHIRTS · BLAZERS SPRING TOPS . GIRlS Tank tops, bicycle shirts. shirts and knil'polo shirts. Prints. oolids and atripes. UTILI BOYS SIZES 12 to 24 MOS. and 2 to 7 Our liltht girl s 1ize NB to Excelle nt graduation and 24 mos .• 2 to 4 and 4 to 8x dreue • are reduced Hurry in and 11ve styles . Fine quality leather in on aundrouo s, knit droues, 2 pc. dre ues and fancy drone&. Day gifts. Tri· foldand BJ.fotdi• 1 i CCiiorcho ce. 13 to '14 Billfolds .... .. .. ' 10.80 Reg. 110 .... Sale 17.20 15 to ' 12 Billfolds ...... .. ' 12.80 Reg. 16 .... Sale 111 .52 7.60 to '18.50 Billfolds ... '14.40 Reg. 124 ...Sale 119.68 to ' 27.50 Billfolds .... '20.80 132 ... Sale 126.24 $tl• P1lm $1111 AI Only SS SALE BILLFOLDS $4l2 SALE PRICED THIS WEEKEND .95 Shirts Sizes S, M. l, XL ...... •7.88 •1 0.95 Shirts XX Large ....... ...... ' 8.88 I ' \ ' i\ ' ~- LeTIGRE. YOUNG MEN'S • •• • I I 1,· Il MEN'S BUXTON BOYS' 100% Cotton. Sizes S. M, L. and XL . Solid colors. M i~ or .' match wilh casual pants. ~ JACKSON & PERKINS MEN & BOYS' Hurry In - Make Your Selection YOUR CHOICE 1/2 PRICE FOR TillS SALE SHOP 9:30 to S:OO SALE/ Reg. Price 58.45 to Sl 0.45 blends. Big selection of solid colors . SIZES 28 to 42 WAIST Regularly Priced 518.95 and 519.95 $ FINAL SALE! ROSE BUSHES CASUAL PANTS 100% Conan and Cotton Poly 88 ~ See Out Selecfion HALLMARK SWIM GRADUATION CARDS TRUNKS Boyssizes 8 to 1 B. Man's 28 to 42 waist. Excellent style and color selection by leTigre. S8.9S SWIM TRUNKS ....... S7.1S S10.9S SWIM TRUNKS..... S8.75 '11.95 SWIM TRUNKS..... 59.55 S12.9S ·SWIM TRUNIIS...S10.35 ELBERFELDS ' I . $1350 TO $2700 MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE NOW IS THE TIMF TO f1UY 25°/o OFF REG. 118 to 136 YOUNG MEN'S REG. 129.95 I ALL WATCHES styles . Junior sizes 3/ 4 to 17/ 18. length tails. 25°/o •<ARAVELLE •S£110 •IUlOVA •PUlSAR colors in the latest Big Ben by Wrangler. Two Po<:kelts, lined collar and cuffs. TRAVEL CLOCKS $ LITTLE SPECIAL SALE/ RI~ING. consultant's visit __ .~ --:;,/ 14K GOLD NOW 30°/o OFF GOLD PRICES AR[ •RINGS •BRACELETS CURRENTLY UP AN 0 •NECKLACES •CHARMS OUR PRICES and put the joy back Into sewing! _:___.:__ II $1899 $719 SLACKS SALE Beautiful spring colors in sizes 12 to 24 mos .. 2 to 4, 4 10 ALL $1/1 Ptl~ed Fmn Onlg JUNIOR tops. bicycle tops and blouses. Beauliful spring St1rt ATrdltlonl XX Large. TO TOPS Knit Shirts, T·back .. 40 to 46 SAlE NEW SPRING 30°/o OFF Nylon. cotton, pliaaa. tarry and knits. SliM Small thru REG. '9.00 to 140:oo llnlE GIRlS ADD-A-BEADS AND CH~INS /,/)RI~GL S 0/0 OFF NOW For The Or•••••• I Take advantage of our Shirts. Nursing Gowna. Ensemble• •nd Duaten. 'FII! UMISOLI WHilf SUPPlY lASTS. MONDAY. JUNE 8th 2:00P.M. & 7:00P.M. '2. 00. Pre-Registration (Refunded through Coupon) • produce professional results at home • are easy and fasl to use • seam. overcast and cut in one operation · have an exclusive free arm NEW SUMMER WEIGHT SLEEPWEAR IS REDUCED THIS WEEKEND . "Short Gowns 1nd Robe s, Long Gowna and Robes. Pajamas. Baby Doll s. NitB Reg. $13.50 BRAS .......... Sole 19.45 Plus FREE Camisole REG. 5 17.00 BRAS ........ Sale 111.90 Plus FREE Camisole Reg. 119.00 BRAS ......... Sale 113.30 Plus FREE Camisole -' One and two piece suits by Sea Fashions of California. Hawaiian prints and solid colors. Missy Sizes 6 to 20-· Extra Sizes OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF SAVE 30% OFF Our Regular Price and Recoin A FREE FACTORY Singer Educational Consultant This location one day only! SUMMER SLEEPWEAR Camisole·• with each purchase. Special Sa~ings . . for SWIMSUIT ·· SALE WOMEN'S styles at terrific savings. - Comfort Strap Bra - Nobody's Perfect Bra - Cross Your Heart · Seamless Bra === MAn C. VANVRANKEN, OWNER 1 992-5272 POMEROY ' POMEROY SALE BRA CLEARANCE Special group of discontinued HARTLEY ·sHOES NOW SINGER• OVERLOCKS SHOP POMEROY/ 25°/o OFF DRESS SHOES ........... 2 S /o OFF DIAMOND EAIIRINGS/NECKLACE SET is an e~pert Singer sewmg con· sultan! ready to show you the many exciting practical and creat1ve uses tor lhis versatile machine. We,,, btrlnf tps~ltlttiBI tbl1 weskend And lnrlte you to NEXT TO ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY 0 DESIGNERANDBOUTIQUE TOP OF THE STAIRS Kathleen Fagan I 2'0°/o OFF To ALL '87 GRADUATES CHAPMAN SHOES All MEN'S FLORSHEIM, HUSH PUPPY, WINTHROP, ARMADILLO AMAZINGOVE ______ .___,.... All colors including white, bone. taupe. pink, yellow, green, fushsia, black. blue. red . /2 PRICE SIZES BROKEN NEW SUMMER FASHIONS ARRIVING W. SECOND WELCOME ALUMNI 11 . SINGER ;t(·t i\'ilti'S ;.11 t h(' Hir h land I 'nun ! _\' !;w \lll v . .\ ('l\' ll 1\'ar Skirmi sh will bi• hf'lil Sat urd"' and Stlnda)' :11 tltf' Cc •nt u ry \ ' i ll.tgP in Bur to n. Tho • l.if'r of :1 So lclil'l' 11'11 1 bt• px pl ; li rH •tl - ~ . t tunla \ d lltl Su nda\" al l·'or t l.;t ul'f'll!-. ~!a tt• Mc•mori.; l in Holh\11'. ' l'u :-.\':t r il \\"tiS Cuun l\' . Tile• W l lli arn ~ ll u r.(! \'i!l;~ g('· \\ l!lo • \' ar!l S.lio• \l'ili Ill · ho'id S:Jillt'Ci:J)' '"'d Sund ;l\· in tlwt (' !c·r m nn l Co un t\ t'umm un it \·. 1\ Tas te• ol (·ilwinn. tt i iS an • ' GALLIPOLIS • POMEROY !Ill' M.lL d); u· F.ITTil St ;~ft' Ptll'k ~alunl; t ,\ ;tml Sun d.t,\ is .1 Sf' ric' s natu t·~ · ..', Graduati-on! t 'pl (•b t .11!' ~prl n g \\'('l'kf' ncl ~lt of ·., •CONNIE •FOOTWORKS •NATURALIZERS •DANNELLE ONE GROUP WOMEN'S SHOES I I llll' fl <I rn l ' fl 1.· \·\";Il k on \\"k k in You ngsiO\\' n S. tlunl .t.r i.., :1 ~ \)('Cia I opf'n llou!-i(' at ... lllll t'of till' -. ho\\ i1·st h o u :-; f' ~ un \\' 11' 1\ 1\ \ '1' ' " ALL WOMEN'S Til £• W;ili<'.\'1' i"l' sli v; il in l'or t Cli nton l' r ili;J_ \ tllrougl1 MnrHla \· i nci LHI P~ ;1 n1a j o r wa \ 11' _\"·r · , jf//- '•,• Welcome Back Pomeroy Alumni In l .11raln Count ~·. M1 11HI. l\ . • ALUMNI SALE ti ;J\' tll r {) ug h Mo ntla ~· in G r afton a tHI r ' ,\ 1-' i n·nH~ n · s l•'ps ti v <~l ilntl """' "'' l·'ig hl wi ll Ill' hrl <i Th ur; l l;J)'IIIn Sun da.v an d Mond a\' is llu · \); \\ In n Hln•t Ff'~ th· ;t i . A \ 'nl k" marl'llc ' w ill llP hl'\ d S uncl ~l \" ...",' POMEROY, OHIO STOP IN AND SEE US ,\n .\ rll lquc· nnd <'lnssi{' ('ar Shn11· ll'ili ill• hl'id S<i llll'cl" ' ' "'!hi' ( 'ari\l11 11 1-';trk in ll; 1 ~· t u n ." 1\rl i tl POMEROY MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION 200/o OFF ALL WOMEN'S DRESS SHOES . AND MATCHING HANDBAGS "THE MIDDLE SHOE STORE IN THE MIDDLE BLOCK" Irr;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Page 7 ; ~ ., h1• ld Thur:-;cb .\ · th rough Su nd a.\ i 11 dow nt own St Cl .-.d r s\' i\11 1 • II II · I ' ;tt k Silt urda \' and Sund i1 v ~~ 1 tlw Hh·c•rbc•t"Hl ;\ t· t ~ C'Prll f't : i n f)n_ \ "ltHl is ~ Il l (1 \IILi oo r jurkd firu • a1·1 .111<1 l' r afl !-> how . Al so i n .,• ..,, ', MARGUERITE SHOES Welcome Home Alumni l·'ps li vnl \.V ii\ b1 • The Daily Sentinel .Alumni Weekend Sale '• I' • ' Cou nt .v. Mond ay: In MPmorla m : War· rior .:; of ·rhr Miami Ri vl?r, <.tt the CIH! on Gorge Star Na ture Prr· sc r v£· in Greene Countv anr.l a Walk i n th f' Dark ,;, L ak r Ka thar ine Sia l(' Nature Pre· srrvc in .J ac kson Count y. n;J!ion 's l avo ril f' dr ~~wrl. l'iorH'l'l" P rrsrrv(' Porneroy-Midc:Ueport. Ohio ome si tes open Sa turday for !he 1987 lly Si\SD((i\ .1.. I.i\TJ~tt;R seaso n. Thrse include: i\dena at lJnit1•d Press Jnh~rnational Chillicot he, Buckeye F'urnace O h in~n' pau SP !h is wrekend 10 of .Jac kson. Filnt Ridge In cast n• mt·mb!'r lh osP who have diPd Lic king Coun ty, For t Ancient i n for 1hro i r cou nl rv. bu I I hPrf is a lol rnorr lradilion In lhf' Flurkeyr• . W•rren Counl y, F ort Lauren s nf'ar Rolivar. Fort Meigs at St; ll r; t hi:-. wN,kr·nd ~ ,,., ""o Touri sm Werk and Perrysburg, !he Harding Hom e in Ma r io n. thr M oundbuildr r s O h i(J ll is t ol'ic P r c•<.;rr va tion Mu sc•u m in f'ewa rk . the Mu se um :Vlnnth . Jl uncln ·d; oi Ohi o's Jour ism o f Cera m ics in Ea st Liver poo l. th e Piqu a Hi stor ica l Area a 11 r<w t ion ~ ;1 n · s(•t 1i ng up boo Ill s tJn thf• Stntrh ouse lawn Thu r~d<J :O' northw•·s 1 or P 1q ua, Sr hoenbrunn Vill age ncar New P hil adelp hi a, lor lh(' ann ual T r aVPI Ohio ilav. Mi-ln .\ · ;tc· ti\·itiP.s sti ll C'l'ntf•r Serp<•nt Mou nd in Adam s Cou nt y <.~rnund 1-li ~ t o ri c P.n•srrvation and Zoa r Villagr in 7.oa r . Tu sca ; . awas Cou nt y. Mt>nlh . Depar lmenl 1\f t\a tural Re· A llr·ri lagi· Sor·ir •Jy Sr·avrn gc r sou rces acti vi ties in clude: ll un1 <ond i(o:Jd I tally williJ!' hl'id Sa lu rda y : A wa lk th rough Thu r-.d;q,r in Napo lrnn . " T h(· :.i;Jt ion <JI fio Cl d: /\mpr i· 11oc kb r idge S!iJ le Na tu re Pre· r·; t'<.; ~ ; li n St rr·p! " is th(· topi c Of srrvc in Hocking Count y to view lhf' p rn~:ra m Thu rsda y in Yf'l low Ohio 's larg es t natural bridge; l .ifP in !he Mar sh walk lhrou gh .s pri n)..(s. S!age's Pond State Na ture Pre· St n·r>hc~pt· <.~ nd Sprin gfPst will llr· hr· ld Thursd<•.v th rou~h Sa t ur· :-;f•r vc in Piekaway Count y. Sunday : Spr ing Bog Wa I k <J ay in 1-'us lori<.l. through th p .J ac kson Bog Sta te l .~k ( ·'-. kk . ;t Vic l o r iJn -c ra v ii· Ja.cw nn L.tk P F: ri( ·. hJs num<.·rous 1•vt•n !s l'riday throug h Mond J.Y, including a wa lk ing rour of thf' Thursday, May 21, 1987 .. ~ Remember 1he graduate with an appropriate card from our fine selection . 1ST FLOOR ) E.lber(eldr '"'hl lt n • ~" 'I) •• ll t ,1/lt PI POMEROY . �Thursday, May 21 , 1987 By The .Bend The Daily Ohio p·A T HILL .FORD The Daily Sentinel Thursday, May 21, 1987 . ' . ' . ' Page- S CBC group ha.r meetinfi HAS It's . T-Bone'lime! Plans for cooko ut s to be held during the summPr mon ths wnc made when thl' R<>Pu.w illc Com· munity Builders Club me t re· cently at the homP of Mr . a nd Mrs. Donald MyPrS: The fi rs t cookout will be held .lunr20a t the Belleville Locks and Dam Park at6:30 p.m. Com munit y projec ts were di scussed anu rf'f res h· 1987 Steak Dinner Dinners include baked potato ments were served by the hos ts to Brander Gilmore NONEr.yy:: _.~ Bra~dee and Brlanna Gltmore. age seven, recent ly participa ted In th e Alt American Twin Page· ant In Twinsburg taking second In theic age division. They are the daughters of Mike and Deb! Gilmore. Rutland. and the grand· daughters of Mr. an d Mrs. Warren Black, Rutland. and Mr. StlllltiBulfet I r ---T""!'!"~~T RJbege ~ I wlthllotSpol' 1 1SteakDuurers I ChiclcwiiJbu••s ~=r I I $099 1 ~ " ..... 2 I 2 /Ors'"s I forQ """ I All·YOJI.C::::£~, I Includes Salad Bullet "fjl\h Hot l lnclu~es Salad_Su~-~~a~"and baked $1HJI• (all·you·can·eatl an<l Uk~d Spot (~\-you, ~e used with other I I IL-AI''""'""''"''"'"'" POKDEROSA.';~~ I t)Otato. Cannot be used wit hother discaunls. TaK nol Incl. Coupon QIOd lor lilY p1rty slit. ppta\0 , anro ,·ncl COUPQII . a;."ri; ~lzi ' diS~~nts goAl O.:,~~J.all~~a ttu.kllclul tt. --- --v1udunlll5/31111 11 : . . Th .\ OtMr discounts . Tn nij[IIICI . COUI)OII ny plrty lire. J. oood ... ~~ plltlclpltl!!i slelkiMNIII. Officers were elected at the Monday night meeting . of the Mothers of Twins Club held at the Pom eroy United Method is t Church. Elected were Fonda Thomas. president: Janet Eblin, vice president ; Debi Gltmore. secre· tary :. Eloise Drenner. treasurer, and Shelly Smith, newsletter. Final plan s were made for a yard sale on .June 5and 6 and for a famll.v picnic to be held at Krodel Park on .June 28. Spetlll offer 11 pll'llclpallntJ SlnkhousBI only· . l'plll' r RiH•r Hri.·HI . 7 f~ . Bf ~iht'r 1 Hrid,c¥11 la·za l ere 1 a family feeUng at Ponderosa:" \. -~ ,( 1987 Ponderosa, I Amy Louks Louks wins competition " My Mother' s Heart " was the t.hem c of a mother-dau ghte r banquet held recently at the Ra c in e United Methodist Church. The lellowship hall and the tables were decorated for the banquet attended by nearl y a hundre~ . Amy Mullins had the welcome wtth the Rev . Florence Smith giving the blessi ng. For the program. Linda Jew el l sang two songs about mothers , Lois Bell gave a reading ··Moth· ers Were Once Daughters" and the women of the Racine Ch urch choir sang severa l selections. "Mother's Heart" was given by Amy Louk ~. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. .Jim Louks. Long Bpltom, won fir'' ' place In the senior hi gh di vision or the Ohio Mus ic Teachers Assoc ia ti on Buckeye Plano Compr tltlon held at Ohto Univers ity. She has bee n a plano st ud cn t a t "the Athens Communit y Music School for three .vrurs a nd studies wi th Nanr.v Zipa y who Is afflllatrd with IIH· Ohio Uni vl' r· slty School of Mus I<'. Amy's pr d ol'mi.l nC'P co nsi sted of Sonata K 4!'i7 lly W. A. Mozort and Ciurl DPI.un(' hv !' laude Debussy . ShP will no\\; co mpl'IC' held on Ju ne 1:1 at Capita l Universit y In Co l umbu s during Th e mother·daught er fellow · ship of the Pomeroy Church of Christ openro wtth music by Elizabe th Duffy at the plano and a welcome from Pat Thoma . A poem. "Jus t For Your Parents" was given by Paulne Kennedy. and a prayer by Charldlne Alkire. . The openi ng song led by Mrs . Thoma was "B ringi ng in the Sheaves" with devotions follow· lng by Frances Eskew. Mrs . Alkire and Debbie Alk ire and .Janet and Megan Venoy had a song. there was special music by Sharon Groninger, Seaman. wife of a former minister of rhe church. Special t't'cognltlon went to Helen Mi ller. the oldest mother: the Ohio Mu sir TP:-w hers 1\ ssoc iation Stale Convf' n!i on. A senior at !'~ astern Hi gh School, Amy Is " mr mbt'l' of the National Honor Soci<'IY. stud ent rounrll , new sp:1 per s tJ ff. and on the majrett t' squ ad . She ha s ·,f:) (..~.:~ · -:·:: ::·;: .. .· . .. , . ·. prrforms In various recita l s u l lhe Ohio Un lvrrs il)' Sr hool of Music. She wit! br att <· ndin g Ohio Universit y th h fall whNr ,h r· wtll be stud.vl ng mu slr. .. ', .. ' ' .: .. "': · .. Philathea women meet " My Mother's Heart " was the theme or a mother-daught er banque t held rec ently at the Racin e United Methodl'l Church. The fell owship hatl and the tables were decorated for the banquet attended by nearly a hund ~ed . Amy Mullins had the we lcome with the Rev . Florenre Smith giv ing the blessing. For th e program. Linda Jewetl sa ng two songs about mothers. Lois Bell gave a reading "Mo th· ers Were Once Daughters" and the women of the Ra cine Church rholr sang several selec tions. "Mother's Hea rt " was givr n by CiHttTh of t• tH'ist The Phllalh('a song and pra~·r r by Regina Sw ill upenl'd thr meeting. For ro ll r;tll memb rs gave ther mother' s fu ll na mf' . Phyllis Gilkey presided with officer report s being glvrn b)' Doroth.v Roac h. The flowf't' and C'ard I'C'pOI'I S W.1S gi\'(111 b\' Mlidrro Riley. · On the pra_v rr list wrrrThf'lma Taste em yourself! Boyer. KPn Carson. F:ct E\·ans. r------------------------------1 Jesse Saunders. ElNth n Oiehl. Louise. Hines. <tnd Trudy 1\n · drews. The group \'Otrd to sponsor the poc ket lad.v for the vacation Bible sc hool car niva l. 1t was announcer! that the Mlddit'· port church will host the Meigs ! Good on any styl~~~~!!.~ P,,~~~~·;,~!t~~ ~~.~~~Not Please fill oot be!ofe_Presenti~ to rctallet 1 ~ Co unt y Wom C'n'.s F'r llow ship on May 28. For the prog ram , Mildred Rtiey read" humorbus poem a nd Mrs. Roach prcsenl<'d art icles from the first Phllathea secre· tary's book in t~Jo . Att r ndlng besides those named were Bea StPwart. Evri)'n Murray. Colleen Van Meter. Ell a Mae Daugher ty. Louise McE lh in ney. Clyda AI · lenswol'lh. and l' ra nrls Rou sh. Name tf'lca se Pron1l Address _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Zip _ _ __ Usual brand 1 L Kinderganen graduation set Kindergart en gt·aduatlon will lake place at the Ches ter Ele· (llentary Scho ol on tho morning of May 29 following an awards program. Cathy Johnson, prlnct· ·pal, announced today. She said that children are to rome to school on th e bus but may leave at noon either with their parents or on I he bus . There wU! be refreshments for th e kindergarten children . Middleport Book Store, and Ru· !land furnitur e. The Twin page· ant ' will be shown dn PM Magazine soon. 1987 Mrs. Gilmore reported on th e All American Twin Pageant In which her daughters. Brandee and Brlanna Gi lmore partlcl· pated under sponsorship of the club . Secret twin pal names were exchanged. Att endi ng bes ides those named were Linda Fau lk and .lanet Eblin. Pomeroy, and Dwila Sayre, Evans. W. Va . Anyone Interested In joining the group may con tact Mrs. Faulk, 992·247!'i or Mrs. Thomas. 66i· 6836. . Marlene Fisher and therP was a piano duel by Mary Loui se Shuler an d Terri Powel l. Mr s. Smith gave a reading, "My Mother", and Nadine Eu ler, a gues t from Charles ton, sang a song. Pri,es were to Dollie Wolfe, the oldes t mo ther, Delta Wolfe. the younges t mother there, and to Nanrv Ervin who had thr mos t chil dren and grandrhil dren ther e. The benedict ion was given bv Maxine Wingett. On the cOmmit tee planning the affair were Amy Mullins, Lois Bell. a nd Cara Ma o Sargent. Margaret West made randy hem·ts. Jodie Wells, the youngest moth er: .J anet Venoy, grand· mother with the baby attendi ng. Eil<'<'n Bowers, Betty Spencer, and Mrs. Alktre were recognized for starting the work on comfort ers. A poem , "So Lovingly Inst illed" was read by Sherri Mi!!ht. and Catherine Proudfoot was the speaker on "Seeds or Love ... The group sa ng "In The Ga rden" with Anna Lorkhan having the clostng prayer. Noami Ohlin ger regis tered guests. LaDonna Cl'ark took pictures. Laura Proudfoot and Ann Fields as· slsted with the food for the salad buffet. and Mrs. Venoy an d Mrs . Thoma deco ratro the ta bles. SlOOOOO CASH BACK ON ALL BRONCO ll's Taste breakthrough, generic price! Mlr suggested retarl prrce. r Age purchases ol SliHic•cnl stock 10 COvt!r all cou pons musl be shown upon r eQ ues t Void where protllbited . luo d or res tricted By P<lr11 CI~J;~hn gln th•s alter you cer1ily that you ore a smoker a1 IC!I$1 Cash " ''' 1110c• Re · deem by maillflg lo 21 .,.ear$ ot age Ph1llp Mon ls U S.A . I. MANUFACTURER'S COUPON .I EXPIRES··9130187 to"' '''"' · !err ed , said or repr od iJCed Any Olt1 er LJSC const1tulos ll t~ud Limited 10 smokers 21 yei'lrs· ol age or older Pa r1 1Cipahon 1n thi s promol!On al d1scre11on ol !he reta.tor 0 11er gOOd only 1n U SA Con sumer pays any sate s ta~ Retailer : Ph1hp Morn s w11l re •mbu rsc you the lace va lue o l this covpon plus 81i t1anCihng and postage provided you 11nd l he cons umer have complied w1lh th e ~ e rm s herein, Vo•d when subm•U cd by unauthonzed agen t lnvo•ces showmg :.·o Bo.-. 7500 · Kan - s kakee. IL 60902 -----------------------------. j o Meigs land transfers !I . Compiled hy Emmogene Holstei n Congo Meigs County Be~order . Richard Date Bunard. to Ohio Power Co.. Ease, Sutton. Chester Bruce Hager. Pamela Sue Hager. to Columbus & Southern Ohio Elect. Co., Easr. Orange. R.R. Cotlerill , aka Raymond R. Cotterill. Letha Cotterill. to Columbus & Southern Ohto Elec t. Co .. Ease. Scipio . Edith Hall. Jame' E. Hall. to Columbus & Southern Ohio Elect. Co., Ease. Satlsbury. Ltnda Darlene A-rnott, to John L. Arnott. Tracts. Pom. VIII. Evemt L. Crow, Jr., to Small Business Admtnlslratton, She· riff's Deed. Chester. Everett L. Crow, Jr., to Small llustness Administration, SheTiff's Deed. Chester. George E. Sellers , Vytlce M. Sellers. to Charles M. Cleland, Viola L. Cleland. JA .• Ollv~ . Elizabeth A. Sayre, Dec'd, to I 1 1 I I I I I ....J ' Cl Philip Morr~lnc 1987 11 mg "Ia( 0 Emg nrcotine av per crgarelle by FTC method SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Smoking Causes Lung Cancer. Heart Disease. Emphysema. And May Complicate Pregnancy. I I " . Marlene Fisher and there was a plano duet by Mary Louise Shuler and Terri Powell . Mrs . Smith gave a reading. "My Mother" , and Nadine Euler, a guest from Charles ton. sang a song. Prizes were to Dollie Wolfe. the oldest mother, Della Wolfe. th e youngest mother there. and to Nancy Ervin who had the most childr en and grandchildren there. The bent:'dlct lon was given by Maxine Wingett. On the committee ptanntng the affair were Amy Mullins. Lois Bell. and Cara Mae Sargent. Margaret West made ca ndy hearts. I' I Jose ph D. Sayre. Sr.. Affid .. Orange. Charles M. Fry. Jane · Fry, Kathy D. Fry, to Marion Ri zer. Minnie Rizer, Parcels. Su11on . Raymond E. Donohue. Dolores Donohue. to Gera ld Donohu e, Linda K. Donohu e. 22 .80A, Scipio. Charles G. Sheets, J r., .Dec'd, to Susan P. Sheets. Deborah Winters, Cert. or Trans., Sc!pto. Dorothy E. Sheets, James R. Sheets, Jennifer L. Sh<'<'ts . to Susan P. Sheets, Deborah Wtn· ters. BOA, Scipio. Lloyd Nelson. Connie Nelso n, to Joseph C. Wolfe, Mildred A: Wolfe, Pt. Lot 415. Mldd. VIII. Hulda Catharine Lovett , Dee'd, to Stewart Lovett, Dec'd, zelda Malone. Dec'd, Herman Lovett, Dec'd, Eva Grace Jtv· ldan . Dee'd. Gertrude Long, Dee 'd, Arthur Lovett , Dec'd., Affld ., Sutton. I $800°0 ESCORT &milO'S UP TO S6QOOO' REBATE TAURUS - ssoo REBATE F-1 00 & F-250 UP TO S60000 REBATE BIG FOOT CRUISER 1987 RANGER SUPER CAB 414 CASH BACK '· ON ALL RANGERS saoooo REBATE XLT TRIM AIR COND. V-6 ENGINE SPEED CDNTRDl TilT WHEEL POWER WINDOWS TACOMlTEI S SPEED TRANS. CLEARCOAT PAINT POWER BACK GlASS ELECTRIC SHIFT 4X4 SAVE OVER UMW has mother's event Plan Wf'rP ma dP for :1 famil \" plcntc on .lunr t I at fi p.m. a t tilt' homP of C'lyd;J J\llpns worth wh r n lhe PhHathra Wnm r n nwl at th C' Middleport rerentl v. twihs along with J's Exxo n, Church of Christ has dinner In fhe sla te final !; which will br the ace:ld<'mic ('XCC I- OR a nd Mr s. El za Gilmore . Pomeroy . The local Mothers of Twins Club sponsored the Gltmore Mother theme of meetmg lrnce award and w;1 s also MPi gs Count y's ,Ju ni or Miss. 1 9~7 . She FINANCING Mothers of Twins club meets .,., ""'" ,,~ ~"I _ _ _ ... Zl Middleport councilman. Gilmore heads the annual ohservnncc 'in the town. Residents, organizations and businesst 1S wishing to help with tho financing of th e celehration are asked to contact Gilmore at their earliesl convenience. I PONDEROSA PlU • PONDEROSJr AAA . DONATION ~ ,J.M. "Marty" Crawford, regional vice president of Consolidated Communications Group, Inc., left, presents a check for $5410 to help with the expenses of the annual .July 4th celebration in Middleport to Boh Gilmore, P~!~~~.q, ~A 1 p I Beve~oe o"tf ucludes iulce. beer and w1ne. Cannot De used wttn Brianna Gilmore Twins com pete in Twinsburg and salad buffet with fresh fruit,hot vegetables w"' two/'Kitsoups. _ _ _ ... Mr. and Mrs. Warren Pi ckens, Mr. and Mrs. Ernes t Whitehead, and Mr. and Mrs. Denver Weber. rrrelved • T-Bone SUPER COOLING WESTERN DUAL LITE IAR KC HILITES BESTOP TONNEAU COVERS IIGFOOT DECAL MONROE GAS SHOUS ULTR ALUM. WHEELS B.F. GOODRKH TRAILMAIER II TIRn S330QOO SPECIAL CAR OF THE WEEK 1985 MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE 1985 MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE POWER CONVERTIBLE TOP Y·6 ENG. AUTO. TRANS. AM/FM CASSETTE POWER STEERING · POWER BRAKES POWER LOCKS SAVE THOUSANDS ON THE SPOT FINANCI NG SEE RICK TOLLIVER, BILL HAAS or PAT HILL • PAT HILL FORD INC. " • �Page-1 0- The Da~y Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio ':thursday, May 21 , 1987 Thursday, May 21, 1987 Community calendarI area happenings . Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio The Daily Sentinel-Page 11 -People in .the news'----------~ Church size affects member contributions r " THURSDAY TUPPERS PLAINS - Orange Township Trustees will meet In special session Thursday, 7:.10 p.m ., at the Orange Township Vo lunteer Fire Department ro discuss. dust control. !· ~ Miss io nary POMEROY - County Repuli· POMEROY- Members of the ca n Women will meet 7:30 Pomeroy Alumni Committee will Thursday at the municipal buildbe decorating the Meigs Hi gh ing in Pomeroy. All Republican . cafeteria on Frida y .evening at women are urged to attend. 6:30. Anyone wishing ro help is wel come. ROCK SPRINGS - Better Health Club will meet Thursday, SATURDAY 1: 1.5 p.m., a I the home of Mild red PT. PLEASANT - The Bend •·Ja cobs. Area Gospel Sing will be held at the Mason Coun ty Farm Mu · FRIDAY seum, just off Route 62. north of MIDDLEPORT - Decora ting Point P leasa nt , W.Va .. on Saturfor the Middleport Alumni Asso- day, May 2:1. from 5 to 11 p.m. t'i atio n banquet and dance to be Si ngers will include The Sa mariheld a t the Meigs Junior Hi gh tans: The Unroe Fam ily: Nar School, will take place Friday row Way Singers: Refl ect ions beginning at :l: :lO p.m. and Trio, Glory Bound Quartet. New continuing into the eve ning. Life Si ngers a nd Gospel Me lody Graduates to assist with the Boys. Admission is free. decorating are n~eded . For more informat ion residents may ca ll SUNDAY Kathy McElhinney McC reedy , VINTO N Pendleto n992-5064. Marcum Memorial Day Service -- .... TOP STUDENT - ,John' Blaettnar, left, · Markellng Education Coordinator at Meigs High School, presents the Distributive Education Clubs of America student of 'the year award to Kathy Pickens, center front. At the right Is Evelyn ~ Lanning, Pickens' supervisor at The Farmers • Bank and Savings Co. At the hack during the • presentation from the left arc Bruce Reed, Paul Re1•d and Cathy ·Edwards, all employees of Th!• Farme.rs Rank who were D.E.C.A . students of th e year in 1976, 1977 and 1984, respectively . This marks seven years the bank ha.~ participated In the program. Pickens, the daughter of Harry Pickens, .Jr., Union Ave., Pomeroy, and Mrs. .Jan et Pcavlcy , St. Clair Ro ad, Pomeroy, has worked at the hank for the past year. r,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;~ • •· Plans for a work sessio n on a .. comforter to be sent to Eddie : Gaona of the Grundy Mountain ·:· Mission, Grundy. Va .. wasser for ~: June 1 when Ihe Eva ngeline : mlsslonar;· Group met rere nll ~ • at the home of Pal Thoma . • president. ~ For roll ra il m('mbers com· • mE'n ted on Memorial Day. Devo~ lions were led by .Ja n~l Vc no.v . -who read from Err!. 9 and 10 and ;:: a poem, "This Worry." CharJ ;' dlnc Alkire had pra.v<'r. Officers " reports W<'fe given, lh r roller tl on : ta ken. and ca rds signed for the ~ sick and shu tins. Reports were ~ given on srveral who are Il l. , Members were remin ded of the ;.wom en's Fellowship meeting to • be held May 28 and the .J une ~ m ee ting which will be held at the - Pomeroy c hurch. " At that meeting pictures will be ~ put In the album on his tory or th<' ; missionary group. •. A note was read from Den nv . ~ All en family expressing apprecl~ atlon for lov(' show n to them In ' their work by the church. Ger : trude Andrews had mission study ·· on Richard and Betty L. Evan: son, former min is ter and .his ~ wlfr. who arc serving the El Paso :· Ml sson College In Texas. :: Mrs. Venoy had thr rloslng ~ prayer and refreshments wNe ' st• rve<l to those nam rd and :: Ger trud e Bass. Eva Dessa uer, t and Paulin e Kenn edy. Ph. 992-2156 Children ponder how to use $500 rewards :~ PORTLAND, Ore. IUPI I -A w·{l-year-old boy and a 5-year-old ::·'l'irl 'a rc pond('ring how to spend ::: lhe $:,00 rewards they eac h 1.• receive<! for helping the FBI 11;.,1'alrh a suspect in a cred it union ~ holdup . . UMW ~:has meeting :· Tam ml Barber, housemother ~o f Si ne-Ce ra. a special fos ter :<•ar<· home in AthPns Count y .·which will SNvc Meigs Coun ty I ' .yout h. was gut•sr speaker at a : recent meet lng of Ihe Chester ,Unlt~il Methodist Women. : Thr home is operated bv Mrs. ':Barber and her husband . Roh. ·who were !orml'rly houst' pa r:ents lor Child re n' s Srr\'irrs In •'Athens Counl .v. La st .vcar Sl nr ~ Ce r a purchased a largo house on :~:. arres nea r i\ihr ns whi ch ha s · now been rx tPnsl\'c lv rf'modelrd : and Is llrense<l to rrcPI I'<' prob~ l em teenagers. H<' ft'JTt~l s lor lhr ·· program will romr from count1· ·:rourt and Count y Human Srrvl; crs Dcparlm<'n ls. • • ~r s. Dc•nlsr Morn prpsidcd at : 1hr business mee ting. Ten sick : and shutln ra lls wcrr report<'d ,. and a thank \' OU no t0 wus ren d '.from Grorge and Debbie Pic·ke ns . .for the donation to their mlssio n~ arv . work in i\fr trn . :Past Councilors ~· hold meeti11K~.•~~ ' Mrs. E lizabeth Ha,ves and Mr . ,• Alta Balla rd wert' hostesses ; when the Past Co uncilors Club of ' C'hrstrr Council. Da ughters of AmNira. mrt at til l' hall. , Sadlr Trussell: pn•s id<'nl . rem! ; thr 18th chap ter of Ma Ithew to open thr meeting. Members praye<l the Lord's Pra;w a nd ' !lilV<' rhr pledg<' to thr fl ag. : otrirers' reports ii'Ct'r giv~n ancl ; a tha nk you note was read from : Mur,v Holl<'r and hl'l' fami!v. · Others attc•ndlng W!'re Opal ~Hollon. Mary Showalter·. lnzv Newell. Ethel Orr, Cora Beegle, Margaret Tut tle. Fern Morris. .Jea n Frederick, Ada Bissell, ·Mae Mc Peek. Thel ma Whit e :Margaret Amberger. Go ld!~ ;Frederlrk. Charlot te Grant, and ·Belly Roush. Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Showal· ter had ·en rertal nme nt. Refreshments were served and Ethel Orr won the door prize. f ~ · Scotty Tovar and l.yndsey "' ~ ..-{lit s getawav truck and told FB I ~ )lgent s Ihe· direction it took !;.shortly aft er the holdu p at a :: credit union office nea r Srort; ·, ~· !lOme on t.lp rn 24. A suspect was .,. 1aken into cus tody about12 hou rs Women :LJatcr. .30°/o OFF 40°/o OFF =< Ala prcsentationofthereward •' c hecks Tuesda.1· . al the seene of .:: lh!' cr ime, the ~·o un gsters smiled r.,,hyl:v. Wi lh some proddi ng. .Smtty whispe red he wanted to ~ bu y a squirt gun wilh the money ""!llld Lyndsey said she would like ,.,.4o buy a doll a nd some medi cine ~. for a s ick friend . ,;., The Fin ancial Institut ions Se::0: curit.v Task Force, set up by '"'Dregon banks . credit un io ns and !:':-savings and loan associations t;;heca use the ba nk robb!'ry rate in !;'l hi' s Ia t c has long been one oft he •. highes t in th<' nation, gav~ the """wa rds to the tw o childr<'n. Swte 117 Pleasant VaUe:v Hospital Medical Office Building I TIMEX WATCHES .~ f:. Call For An Appointment · 675-3400 AMITY WALLETS Dd ~~!~~!\~!..~~.~~~~$~~0~~~~~4~ YJ VILLAGE PHARMACY MIDDLEPOIT .. ~" Wies-.Jones described t h<' ban - Caring For "We treat yo u like family." · 992-6669 Man who liked 'phonP s1•x ' -iti6iis-Fiii"Niiui_E__"\ Camcorder • I r;;=;?\~ AT YOUR CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALERS ~ ROll ON ALL NEW CHRYSLER LeBARON COUPE 3.7° ANNUAL PIRCENTAGl lATE FINANCING' Distrl~lllor S11111l1d Rlllil $1499.00 CASH BACK •• rRICEI GOOD TMRU ! / 30 • Electronic viewfi nde r with • 1-piece record/playback adjustable diopter co nvenience • f1 .2 lens with 6:1 power zoom • 3-way AG/DC versati lity • Uses standard VHS cassettes • Infra red auto focus system ON PLYMOUTH RELIANT MORE GREAT RCA CAMCORDER VALUES: - PLUS GET UP 10 s700 IN DISCOUNT EQUIPMENT PACKAGE SAYINGS ON SElECT NEW MODELS. 30 FREE Savings bo1ed on sticker price of options if purchased separately. MOVIE RENTALS INCLUDED AND GET ClllYSLER'S NEW 7/70 PROIKTION PLAN ON EVERY NEW 1987 AM&ICAN·IUIJ CAR Afl) TRUCK • 7 years/ tOO,OOO miles, whichever comes fir>t, again If outer body rulf·throvgh. See li mited warranty at dealer. Restrictiom apply. H-YI YOU MUST TAKE DB.IVERY BY MAY 5. I II I RCA "Pro Wonder'"" Camcorder . ~=~lpi11blt~ . 1 • 11 2lwfll • •th e 1 oo• er J· o• ll'lfrlredACIOC AUt o tocus S'fltem ,..,,.tohry I • SOitCI lltte M()S tlnlgl I • Oop<ttltwe tllftl! 1 JQO!I'l 3· ••~ R~ll' NORRIS NORTHUP DODGE 300 Second l1r1. : il ies sai d. : Margolis. 25. of Los Angeles. • was free on $1.000 bail a ft er bei ng ocharged With . fo ur cQUilf S Of I forgery. one coun t of gr and theft : and one rount of possessing a : bl ank check with in l<"nl to ; defraud. ' Margolis fures arra ignment ~ .Junc- 2 in Van Nu~ · s Municipal : Court . • A bookkeeper lor Booth & : Simpson in sura nrr A!(r. nr ,v . ~ Margolis was a r rt•sted Ma;· 12 ~ with an un signed r h ~c k for ; s:I.IR9.(14 and a telcphon<' bill for · the same amount in his posses' ~ ion . Orpury Olstrlct Att ornry ! Bradford Stan<' told th e Los ; An>:d<'s Times Wednesday. ' Margolis admillt'd to dct<'c· ! tlvcs th at between Apr il :1. 198li. :and Apri l H. 1987. he forged his Gallipolis, Ohio \ rfl'!lllntll9 .t~docator an d broken through th <' stable ga le. Co mmuni t~· Sf'rvlrr offirrrs. stab!(' cm plo1ees and ani mal contro l offic ers all respo nded and lent pol ice a han d co rn ering the animals. Naperville Poli r·e Sgt. Robert Marshall sa id it is not th e fir st 1ime horses haVC' run loose in I he diploma . Ou rin g the trial. tes tim ony indicated the defend an t's forma l educat ion Slopped at the ninth grade. Fi nally. the judge told Carbone! that he had to stay at home for eight months. leavi ng only to go 10 work and church and to perfol'm work . many bPcn frer ut the sa m (' I irn e. "The ho rses end ed up in the bat·k ya rds, and we got abou t 211 to 25 fra ntic calls from neighbors." Mars hall said. " We somelimes get about two or th rer horses that escape ever >· now and then, but never th is ma ny." Thief ord1•red to huy apology ad WAILUKU. Hawaii tUPl i -A 211-y<'ar-old man con victed of a sHies of thefts from cars pa t•ked al a beach was sentenccd 10 make res tllution. stud;· fo r a high school diploma and lake out a newspaper ad apologizing for his SAVE $200 RCA VideoDisc Player !INGELS FURNITURE & JEWELRY ~~~~~~----::~:~~~----~~~~~~ · srrv irc New York City Parks Commissio ner Henry Ster n. blam ing misC"oncep ti ons abo ut t he te mpera ment of bears for the mau lin g dea th of an Jl-year-old boy in Brooklyn's Prospec t Park Zoo: "Popula r cultu re has made the bea r our frir nd . In fart he is not. Child ren and bea rs do not mix ." SHERRILL SOFA 84" AnlCHED IACI BLUE SliiPE REG. $1483 $ ONE ONLY ~"" ....,....,.., -~ APARAM~UNT Pl[lURl ....... ·. ....... ,.... ............... ~. - :f t; 30 20°/o-50°/o OFF MORE SOFAS IN STOCIC ""-="'· 49900 Famous .St•arns' & Foster QUALITY MATTRESS · AND BOX SPRINGS CT lmes. F.frcn Ca rbone! was arrested du ring a stakeo ut last yea r at Honolua beach in west Ma ul. He was r harged with pryin g open the trunks of seven cars and stealing varlqus Items . He plcadl'd guilty to four theft charges. Most of the loot was rccoverrd bu t SPco nd Circ ui t .J udge Boyd Moss man ordered Carbo ne! to pay $77.1 in res titut io n for a ll One ot our very bnt, extra firm pil- · low top maftrtllll and matching box spring 11h - 15 ytar war· ranty. R£G. SAL£ Twin Set 2 pcs...... IS25 S260,, fulf Set 2 pes........ '720 S310 ' Oueen Set 2 pcs... saoo $490 ' King Sell pes.... 11200 $675 ' ''9 CENTS A NIGHT" 8UYS IS YEARS Of FINE COIIfORTW lWPING IN 1lfiS QUEEN Sl~£ lllO. ' spvrn cases. Tho judge fined him SJ.tXlO. placed him on fl vt• :vcars proba· lion. a nd ordered him to perform 200 hours of comm unint:v service work , remain full.v emp loyed, abstain from alcohol and illicit drugs a nd buy an adver tisement in the is land's newspaper apolog- ONE-OF -A-KIND-CLOSEOUT PRICES CHAIRS: (Over 200 On Sale) lEG. Wing !Hickory Mfg.) Blue w/ivory stripes .................... l922 lounge Choir & Ottoman, rust fabric ............ Bath for 1679 Rose Green Stripe Ou. Choir .......... ,............................... 1485 French Style Pullu? Chair, Deep Rose w/crtam............. l281 izing ror his cri m es. SALE '312 S275 S296 '199 IECUNEIS: IUp to 50% Offl Mossman · also ord ered Car· bone! to gPt his GF:D high sc hool Queen Ann Wing Choir w/racker me<honism, toupe .... $529 RO<ktr Recliner, cream with gray dot ........................... S570 RO<ker Ae~tiner, sea foam green, big chair ................... 1599 RO<ker Recliner, navy with ro .. pindot velvet ............. $5-70 Clean-Up Spectacular! Trims tough job& down to alze and will help your property look Ita but For the right Echo altha right price, visit your local EchD dealer todayl • Exclusive Pr~F ire" electronic ignition for quick, easy starts • Gas-powered - no electric cord hassles • Lightweight, well-balanced and rugged ; pa n ~ · virc prcsid<'n t'> name • fot·gr'(]. Thr cheeks totaled •, $:li. 7:~t . Ston<' sa id. ; When asked by polic<' how he ; cou ld have run up surh high bills . J he said. "! would ra il 97n S299 '299 S299 S299 ETCETERA: CO<ktail Table w/veivet display & fo r collutlbfes ....... t789 S375 Country Fren<h S Drawer Chest ..................................... l$21 5250 Mahogany Queen Anne Buffet, 3 dwr, 2 dr ................ tS05 S350 Mahojj. (~ipptndoie Dln~ng Tobit 6h42, u t. to t08 "...... 11J79 S$50 2- 6•9 ChinesiRed 100"/o Wool Area Rugs ................ t87S S299 6x9 Grey White Berber Area Rug I 00% woof ............. $595 S199 2- Brass Herans- 25" & 19" toll. ..................... ,.. 1335 ea.SI22 " · Iran & Glass Round luessory Tablo ............................. 1210 S99 2- Stiffe) lamps, white w/bro1s ............................ 1405 ea.S I99 ... ?- Country Flarallomps, -beige w/blue rose ........ $195 ea. S66 ... ?- Country lamps, It, oak trim, beige w/ blue ...... ' l99 ea. S66 ... 1- Crystollomp with bran base ............................ ...... $195 S44 1- Seafoom Green Lamp ................................................ $191 S44 CAPE COD BEDROOM calls .· · according ' to lh (' nx·otds. : Such calls typical ly cost $2 : <'ach a nd prO\'Ide bol h live and • recorded graphi c sexual • language. I Wild horses In l'hicago suhurh ! PLAINFIELD Ill . iUPII -in :• thr later 1800s. th e sce ne may • havi' appeared perf~ctly normal. : bu t for resi dents of wha t is now a : s uburb of Chirago. a buckya rd : roundup was the las t thi ng to ·expect. ' Around noon Wednesday, po: licr in so uth Plai nfield re eived a ! flow of frant ic telephone ealls ; from residents concerned by the • appeara nce in their bac k yards : of r lose to a dozen unsaddled and ! riderless horses nibbling on their ' petunias. : Bruce Wachowski, owner of I ihe Shady Nook Lane, Riding : Stable. where the horses be; longed, altrlbuted the incident to heightened hormonal actl\'lty. 1 ' "We were just silting around , ' and we heard a big bang. We ran i out and sa"' the horses loose. f i have 85 horses here. I'm lucky ~only 10 got out ,:• he said . Wachowski spe<>ulated two horses may have been fljlhtlnll '. By Unit ed Prt•ss Internation al : chC'cks with the insuran cr com · I FRI. thru THURS. MAY 22-28 Quote of the day 10 ~ numbers- se.-.; ro mmunit _ v FURNITURE GALLERIES area. but never before have so pa;' his mont hly bills from Paci fic Bel l. court records show . 1 ; The invcstiga t ion tut·nrd up J:l ssoo • 7 yeors/70,000 miles, whichever comes first, on engine ond powertroln. must now pay piper LOS ANGELES IUPii-Jonath an Margolis, who told police he , ran up hu ge te lephonr bills by ,dialing 976 numbers for "phone ;sex.'' was charged with stealing • more than $37.000 from hi s , employer to pa y the bills. author - 1 . base, Sulliva n said. : C'mp l o~·rr ' s signat urr on r hrr k s OrlliDII 10 OR the levels of social responsibility and pressure decline. and so do the contributions ." he said. Sulli van said contributions also depend on income, but they do nor r ise in proportion lo how much a perso n earns. Weal thy people rend 10. sprrad their mone;· over a variety.of competing interes ts. al locatin g lrss of tht•ir contribu tions to chu rches. he sa id . In add ition. the higher a person's Income, the less likel.1· that person will be to atlend chu rch: a nd parents with children not in sc hoo l atte nd church less than those with sc hool-age child ren. he found . Sullivan sa id his fi ndi ngs imply how large chu rches should grow. Church growth manuals ofte n recommend tha t churches increase their membership , but in becomi ng too large: chu rches ma y be eroding their finanrl al S<:hwind.t•n. toiled at Ihe• stat<' capitol. The farm . homesteaded by the first lady' s parent s ~• years ago, is operatC'd by thr rouplr>'s so n. Dorr. THOSE EYES: Ct'lcbr il y photoi(rap hcr Marc Ral>oy off ers this list of Hollywood's Fi nest Feat ures.·Ha ir: Vt•ronlca Lake, Cary Grant. Eyebrows: Laun•n Bacall, Robert Taylor . Eyes : Loretta \'onng, Tom Cruise. Nose: Gret >~G>~r ho , VIctor Mature. Mouth : Barbara Stanwyck, .John Dc.rek. Cheek bones: Katharine Hephurn, ('lark Gah ir. Chin : VIctoria Principal, Guy Madison. HARRY 'S RACK: Chicagoa ns shou ting " Har -rec. Har·ree" welcomed th e voice oi th<• Chicago Cubs, Harry ('a ray. ba ck to Wrigley Field . ",J feel grea t," said Caray. ou t for three mont h,; after sufferin g a. u·oke- th<' firs t rime 11c missed any g;~ m es in his 4:l-yca r baseba ll broadca sting ra rrer. President Rragan. who called baseball ga mes whrn working al WHO radio in Des Moi nes. Iowa . phoned Cant; after thrstart of Tuesday's ga me and sai d. " II wa s never the '''me willwut th e rea l voic·c of the Ch icago Cub s." QUOTABLE QliOTE: Betty •\\'hitt• of TV's "Gollirn Gir ls ... wh ile accepti ng an award .11 the lirsl Amenca n Comrd; !.'wards, "This is a joke: 'We' ll put lhl' old broad on. the n wr ' II ra kr the awa rd Irom her and laugh.·· · SONGWRITERS PAUTY IN SMOG CITY : The fourt h annua l 1\SCAP Pop Award s bllmt act honorrd Whltm•y Houston' s hit single "How Will 1 Know" as the most pcrformrd song of J98l; and ils co mposer. Narada Michael Walden, as so ngwri ter of the year'. Other com posers saluted at this week' s bas h In Los Angeles : Sl!•vi<• Wonder, Madonna, Llonl'l Rh•hie, '"''' u•eway of the Thompso n Tw ins. Burt Bac hrac h and farol<• Ray<• r _ Quirks in the news ____ _ ..... .,. OB/GYN Physician ·~Chester • PORTLA ND - Southern High School Class of 1972 will cele'· brate their 15-year reu nion with a picnic on Sunda y at Portland Park. A pot luck dinner will begin a bour1 2 noon. · John 1\1. Grubb, l\I.D. .. . OXFOR D. Ohio tUP l i-11 new study shows that as th e size of a chu rch's congregation goes up, the amount of money put in th(' collection plat e declines. Mia mi Universily economist Dennis Sull ivan, who reached that conclusion after study ing Protestant families in northern California , said Ihe phenomenon is due to what he calls . "social gwners hip," whet her people fee l as if their con tributio ns ma11er. "Wh~ n co ngre gatio n size . reaches 100, co ntributions begin to decline. a nd they fal l off -sign ifica ntly again in congregations of abo ut 400 members," Sullivan said. "Fund amen tal ly, if 's a matter of social ownershi p,'' he said. " ln a chu rch of few('I' than 100 peo ple. membe rs undrr·stand a social responsibilit y and ·per haps a cer tai n amou nt of socia l pressure to make th at contribution.' ' "As the congregal ion grows. RACINE - Southern High School Class of 1967 will c~l e­ brare their 20·year reunion with a picnic on Sunday at the Racine Shr ine Park. The potlu ck dinner will begin at 1 p.m. meets ~ group .. will be held Sunday, 1 p.m., on Andy Dodrill Road. VI nton, With singing by the McDa niel Tr io and Jerry Frederick , a nd Dan Hayman and the Faith Trio. ..." .- I. • RUTLAND - The Church of Jesus Christ Apostolic Faith, New Lima Road, Rutland . will be in revival Friday through Sunday at 7 p.m. each evening with Don Vaughn. evangelist. Communion and foot washin g will be on Saturday at 6 p.m. By VINCENT DEL GIUDICE United Pr<>Ss International TIP URGED TO NlX CO~IMERCIAL : The wifr of a Boston telev ision reporter killed by a drunken dr iver has asked re tired House Speaker Thomas P . "Tip" O'Neill Jr. to canrei a Mil ler Lite beer commercia l he filmed with baseball not ·SO· grea t Bob Uecker. The Boston Herald repo.r ts Paula Childs wrote O'Neill last week : "For the sake of my young daughter , and all the other children who have not yet been ex pose<l 10 the sinister dr<·eptions of liquor advert isemen ts. I implore you to lake yourself out of thi s Li te beer co mmerciaL" Childs' hu sband. reporter Dennis Kau!f. died in November 1985 when a drunken driver ra n a re<llight and slammed into the couple's car . GOPHER OVERBOARD: Ft·eshman Rep. Fred Grand)'. R-lowa. who played "Gopher" on ABC's "Thr Love Boar ," rook a hu!<e paY cut lo !<O to Washington. Grandy made more Ihan $:192.000 in royalt ies la st year fr om th<' long-ru nnin g series . This yea r~ as the congressma n represent ing grea ter Sioux Cit yhe will ear n a mere $89,500. W~ l cQme aboard. JUDGE WAPNER SHEDS HIS ROBE: His honor. Judge Joseph Wapner of television' s "The People's Court ," appea red this week before state lawmakers In Sacramento . Ca lif. He tes tilled In support of legislation tha t would permi t small claims courts to handl e cases Involving up to $3 .500. Wapn ~r said Cal· ifornla's $1,500 small claims limi t must be boosted to keep pucr with inflation. HOME ON THE RANG E: Monta na's fi rst lad;·. ·l•·•m Schwinden, ha ~ completed her annu al tour of dut y on her fa mily's whea t farm in far -flun g Wolf Poi nt. Sc hwindcn, 61. piloted a di esel trac tor for two weeks while the governor. Ted ECCIOOIIIical - kleal 101 Srl)'lller yatllS. ~l easyro hand~ with a PQWeJful tsec enoire. l~vak.ll- tlllliJI!f oorrlinatlon ofprieearo pe!fmnarca feat11es new lmprMII Echlmatic" line head. Wet~bala nc ed, easy Ia harde, with' 2t.tcc enoine. II WAS ~99 POWER BLOWER IIIElE lfiiC~rtl1111111 CIE.ll.flfll • --illlllt111llir $149 •l""""" hOI'N Of 1)141 lltcN' REDUCES 33°/o FEATURED IN OUR WINDOW REG. 4 Dwr. Chest hhown) ........ '364 3 Owr. lachtlor Chtst ........ l20 Hutch Tap ............................$20 Fd/ Ouetn Cao01o...l HI ......S]J2 2 D•. Night Stand ...............$247 G1anito lingerie Chest.. ....... 1546 Student Dosk ........................ '3 t2 Doublt Drener ..................... 1481 SALE ' 239 ' 163 ' 163 $205 ' 163 1 360 12 05 ' 317 lfl STOO ITIMS 1/3 Off, lf'£(101 OtOII 20'• OFII 15 * MORE SUITS ON SALE )II - " l - 11.2ce Ollflino • Ollligrod fir oay ttri\1 1-i I I OUAITITIES LIMITEDt CARPET AND CUSTOM· DRAPERY ON SALE RESIDENTIAL OR COMMERCIAL REEDSVILLE REED'S COUNTRY STORE 4TH & MAIN 378-6125 _- .. FURNITURE GALLERIES •FREE DEliVERY •FREE PARkiNG •FtNAN<tNG AVAIIAit! Hours: 9:30-S Tues., Wed. Thur. Until 1:00 Mon. & Fri. I -. �,, · · Page- 12- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport , Ohio ' Thursday, May 21, _1987 Lindbergh honored.on ·flight's . anniversary By .JO-ANNE BYRNE ST. Pi\UL. Minn . 1UP l l Charles i\ . Lindbergh wa s I he ultimate hero, a la ll, go ldenha ired champion of the skiPs whos(' name evokes memories of brass bands and ticker· tape pm·adcs and makes ~ e ar l s swel l with pride alt er more I han half a century. Tlw "Lone F:ag lc" wa s honorcd on two eo ntlncn ts today, thl'fiUth anni versa ryofthcda y lw fi r st struck thP publ ic <·o nsciousness by co mpletin g a so lo transa -.. t lan tic fli ghl · l hal opened thr- wor ld to i nternational aviation. In Minnesota . w here Lindbergh grew up, astro naut George ,;Pink y" Nelson, Gov. Rud _ l' Perpich and representatives of the French ~overnment were t'o ce lebra te the ann iversary of Lindbergh's flight from New York to Paris w llhin a noon ceremany at t he state Capi tol. At ·rhr sam e tim e in Prance, a ro -rnaetmenf of the landing of tht' ··spirit of St. Lou is' · was scheduled at Lr· Bourge t i\irficld. where Li ndberg h land ed on Ma y 21. 1!127. Pollowlng lh e Minnesota program. wh ich i ncludes music by t.he Little Palls, Minn., Hi gh School Marc hin g Band. repres enting Lindberg h's boy ho od home. a Lindbergh pholograph ic ex hibit wa s 10 be opened in the _s lai<'Capllol. The exhibition porl rays Lind bergh's life. his ac hievements in av iati on, co ntributions to Minneso la and his lifelong concern for the env ironment. One of !hose co mm emora ti ng I he fl ight is Ma delei ne Simone! . HH. of Minnea poli s, who allendod said Lindbergh told her. "'The;· say I came over here t o i mprove l he rel ations between the l wo countries . They call ml' a good will ambassador. But I ca m e over here l or one reason. and i hat was the $25,000 prize.'· ' The prize was offered b_v a New York hotel owner. for the fir st non-stop so lo flight between New York and Paris. Ray Brown, 81. of Webs ler. Min n., remembered th at he and fell ow mechanic s doubt ed Lind bergh' s plane wou ld get off the ground · because il wa s · ·200 Lillie Palls High Sc hool with Lind bergh and met him In Paris after his fli ght . Simonet wa s one of thr gursts invited to a commemoratin• luncheon Wed ncstlay at the Sai nt PatJI Hotel, the si tr of tho 1q27 triumphal ce lebration of Lind bergh "s relurn l o his home Sla te. "' li e loved the ouldoors, work Ing with molars and his hands ·· and '"loved the t Mi ss iss ippi r ri ver, .. Simone! reealled. When I hey ran into each olh or in Paris after I he flight , Simonl't perren l overloaded with ex tra fuel.· · But l.indl)crg.h impressed the mec hanics wit h his dedication. and they bet on him to make it while t~ei r boss bet ~veryo ne that the plane's engine ro uld nor ru n 10 hours wit hout bei ng oiled. ' When the word . cam e thai Lindberg h had won th e co mpetition. "we we re very thrilled l or Lindbergh. but we were even happirr l o see the boss co me around and pay up his bet s," Brown said. AMC .board approves Chrysler takeover_ _ __ fly ,JAN A . ZVERINA Ul'l Auto Writer DETROIT 1UP I I -The board of direclors of i\ merlcan M olars Corp. has approved a ta keover agrPemenl by \ hrysler Cor p. in an dea l th at would net i\MC sha re holders Chry sler stoc k va lu ed at sv;o per shan>, up from $•1 " share w hen Chrys ler fi rs t announced it s intentions to bu .v I he au tomak cr last Murch. Th e acqu isition of i\MC bv Chrys ler mu st sti ll b<· approved by Chrysle r and Prcnch ca r mak er Renault , whi<'h owns 4fi. l per ee nt of i\MC. i\MC stockhold ers and the government s of fo'raneP, Ca nada and the Unit ed Stair s also mu st approve th e dea l. i\ MC' said in a statem ent Wed nes day fr om li s Sou lhfleld. Mir·h.. hl'a dqu ar ters th at undr r lhl' agr ee ment , Chrys ler would arquirr al l oul standing shar es of i\MC's common and co nverti ble pr£'fcrred stork held by l hrpubli c. i\1 $4.o0" share instead of lhP or iginal $4 a share offer , i\MC sharr holders would receive a total nrarly $ti()(l million i nstea d of $!i22 mill ion, Chrys lt•r spokrs· man .John C uini vrn sald . Holdr•rs of i\MC prcfN r r <;l stock wou ld rece ive an f'xtra $1.04 pr r sharl' in cash for eac h pre ferred stock . which is con· . vN tlbl e Int o 8..1 shares of rom· man sloek. Th py also havr th P opt ion to rerrlve a Chr ys ler prcfPr n 'd stock undt' r si milar terms . i\MC said. Incl uding Ren ault" s int erest of more than >O.!i m il lion shares. i\MC has about11 6.7 mi lli on common shar es and nearl y 7.8 mi llion pr'ercr rcd shares · our . sta nding. com pany· spokes m an F:d d SnvdN sai d. Howcvrr industry anal;·st T homas P . O'r:ca dy, hea d of Int egrated i\u tom otive Resources In c-. i n subu r ban Phil adelphia. sa id the tot al price of the dealwhich co uld br as high as $2 billio n - depr·nds on arrange· mt' nrs betwl'en Chrys ler and Renault as 1.1r as l iabi l ity assumplion s and mar k rti ng agr eeme nts. " It is a good dea l for i\ MC."' O'Grady sa id, "'but the key wi l l be i n the nne print be l wee n Chrysler and Renau lt ." AMC Chai r man ,JosPph F.. Ca ppy called I hr. merge r· one 1ha t is in the " b<'s l intrresrs·· of l he automukcr' s stoc khold ers. 'Thr board of director s of i\ merii'an Mot ors ha s studied . eva lu ated , and nPgo tia ted thr Chrys ler proposa l and believes that 1hr mcr g<• r on I hrse term s Is in th<' bes t inl <· rrsts of l he stock holder s.'" Ca ppv sa id . "The boa rd int end s to rrcom mend app roval of the lran sac lion by stork holdN s. · · C' h r.~·s lPr Cha irm an Lee A, l acoera said In a statcmr nt th at "' th r co mbinalion of C' hrvs lr.r ancl i\m<·r ica n Mo tors wil l br good for both the stockholder s, emp loyees and dea lers of bol h co mpanies" and that Chrys ler ··hopes lin al approvals ra n be obt ained qu ickly. " The merger is subj E•rt to approval by the holders of twoth irds of i\MC 's ou tstanding common and preferred shares and the app roval of non· Rena ult shares vo ted on lhe ma11er. II is ex pec ted that an i\MC shareho ld ers meel ing wi ll br held wit hin 90days toapprovrlh<' dral, Sn yder sa id. Chrys ler spokeswoman Ta ggerty Pa lrirk sa id Chry sh' r' s would m< •ot late Wednesday in FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION ~ 1 2 ~). Co. Rd . 31 Bald Kndb · Stiverville Rd . MAY 20 to 25 7:30 P.M. FLORIST Meig s County' s Oldest Flori :-t 352 E..Moin St., Pomeroy, PH. 992 -2644 'D f tt •tr /,,ilfl ll'rl 1) 11 1ll; cr,, ,.(r 0~ . 21, 1987 Casey considered global plan WASiilNGTON iUPI) Parmer CIA Director Willia m Casey, so close Jo the Contras that one of them railed him "Uncle Bill," considered an el abora te sc heme Ia ship arm s to an ti-eom munls1 rebels in five nations withou t telling Congress or the State Department, in vestigat or s have l ear ned. Through testimony from re· tired Maj . .Gen. John Si nglaub . and Ni caraguan rebel leader Adolfo C~ l ero, th e congressional pan els probing the Iran-Cont ra TO ·~lACE AN AD U.U 99MI56 MONDU th" FIIDAT I A.M. tt 5 P.M. I A.M. 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Oh io 1U PI 1 - The Co lumbu s Boa rd of Fduralion ha s rlilmed un intr:r lm superi nfPnd ent to tak(' over w ht•n .Jam es H .vr<' INl V<'s thi ~ ~ umm cr . Da mon i\sbur.v wi l l srrvr In thr lnlNim ca paci t;• until" new supr·rl ni PndPnl is hir ed . Hyr r Is leaving aller fl vr yea r s to become hrad of a pa rap ro fess ional s<·hool In Co lumbus. i\sbu ry had appliPd for lhl' su)lt'ri ntrnden t' s job w hen i! wa s g lv~n lo H;-rP and he' s applird aga in. Hr has ber n with tho \o tumbu s school svs tem lor morv t11an 20 vrn r s and r urTrn ll v h('<Hl.~ suppor t s('n~ lf'l's . · · GEARY'S BODY SHOP Custom Painting Service, Rusloralfon & Collision Service Wash ,& Detail Service 550 PAGE ST. OH. •4X4 's, VANS & PICKUPS . $ #G60000 :~~ $699 2999 :~::u $775 168028 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT In Memoriam In Loving Memory Of GARNET L. MOORE who passed away Sept. 21, 1979 Alot of yesterday, but more today, You 're being thought of l.n a ~pecial way. Sadly missed by husband , Robert E. Moore 3 PIECES ~ ~ l 'I J/1 -\/Jt Ill' Olin GaNipolis 446-3045 ELECTRIC & ACETYLENE WELDING FREE ESTIMATES THOMAS BODY SHOP IT. 4, POMEROY · Daily 9-S Mon. & ••• GALLIPOLIS . 240 llrlnl A.._ 1704 East. . Aw. 446-1113 441-4204 Doi~ I •·• · till 5:30 p.M. Doily II.• . tilt 7:00 p.rrr. Sot. I o.• , fttt 4:00 p.m. Sot. I u . liN 4 p.11. PT. PLEASANT 515 •in St. 2UI JlcbH Avt. 575-1510 575-2731 I La. tilt 5:00 p.10. OFFERS GOOD THRU 6 / 26/ 87 AT PARTICIPATING PARTS PLUS AUTOSTORES m-5511 Public Notice and be well qualified for commitleo work . Nomina · t ions mu st be received in FARMERS HOME ADMIN· ISTRATION OFFICE , 105 ~UTTER NUT AVENUE. PO· MEROY, OHIO no later than May 26. 1987. 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Mobile service 614-843-5248 REASONABU . REIIAIU EAGLE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR RUSS ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR 4-17-t mo. Rl I, BOX 278 32933 ROMINE ROAD Howard L. Writesel RUTLAND ROOFING 742 -2070 25 YEARS EXP. Gutters REWINDS ALL TYPES OF MOTORS NEW- REPAIR 5·14· I MO. Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES Truck , auto, & heavy equipment repairs and welding . I All makes & models) SMALL ENGINE 949-2263 or 949·2168 REPAIR Authorized Service & Parts 4-11·87-lfn Brigg s & Stratton Tecumseh Weed Eater FOR FUrURI USEI homel ito J acobsen KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY Middleport. Oh . 992 -6611 985-3561 "" Makes •W ash e rs •Oishwashe rs 5· 13-87 PH. 949-27 56 THE HAT RACK • R efrigerators (Sugar Run A<ea) HOURS: Wed .· Thu rs.-r ri. 10 o.m. to 5 p.m. IDiurdov I 0 A.M. •Drye rs •Freezers PAilTS and SERVICE 4·511r 'VINYL SIDING • AlUMINUM SIDING to 12 NOON Other times by thame or coli 992 -1738 for 'BlOWN IN INSULATION HANDCRAFTED COUNTRY appointment . ITEMS BISSELL Wood-( rocher -Ouilting . Flowers, Sewing , Basket lids SIDING CO. New Homes Built COMPARE OUR PRICES! 4· 14· 1 mo " Free Estimates" John K. Btntt Owntr /Mechanic or 949·2801 No Sunday Calls PLUMBING & HEATING 161 North ' G&M TV REPAIR Second Middleport, Ohio 4S 760 .SALES & SERVICE W e Cllrry Fishing Supplle1 441835 St. lt. 124 locine, Ohio 45771 Pay Your Cable & Phone Bills Here · · IUIIN£11 PHONE 1614) 991-6110 RESIDENCE PHONE !6141 992 -77!4 949-3088 Bus. 949-2606 Home All Makes & Models 24 HR. SERVICE 3-17-2 mo. pd. YOUNG'S I'711 •n,, 8-20-'86 tin ~ LISA M. KOCH, M.S. ! REIS WBIMAN'S PAIN11NG & SAfiMIWTING CO. COMMEICIAl I'll came fa you. 992-6215 or 992 ·7314 Pomeroy, Ohio Portable Sandblasting MASONRY RESTORATION. SWIM POOLS . STEEL. LAWN FURNITURE. BARNS. FARMoNG EQUIPMENT . HOUSES. ETC . ,.,,, •• II ACCENT FENCE COMPANY lei ds Fe nee You In FREE ESTIMATES RESIO l N TIAl .'COMM ERCtAl PH. 742·2027 r ?'l]r_.; •-:' ;jfl. ,; ;. i !Bl" SANDY'S AUTO SALES Automotive lepoir & Service Clll 992 -7403 Art. 11. Rf. 33, Pomoror, OH. (614) 446-7619 or (6L4) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, BoK 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 4563L 'fe'll Sell You A Used Car or Fix Your Old One J-17-1 mo. NEW HOMES RESIDENTIAL RENOVATIONS ROOFING & SIDING FREE ESTIMATES ALL WORK GUARANTEED 20 Year• Exp . EXCELLENT BEll CONSTRUCTION GIMral Cetm-actors 0110 All Types of Trenching GAS · WATER ELECTRIC DRAINS Bus. Ph. 4185·3813 Home 4185·3837 4·11-1 mo. pd. ..I 111 8-lltfn uc••· THE DITCHING SERVICE TUNEUPS to TRANIMISSION Licensed Clinical Audiologist ' Loft, . Buying d&IIV gold.. silver co ins. rings , jeW el ry , sterling ware , o ld coins, large curranC~ . Top pri· cas. Ed Burkett Barber Shop, 2nd. Ave. Middleport , Oh . 614· 992-3478 . or deep freere. Us ed l&wn mow er. Cheap. 614- Rttfrig eretor 742-2886 . Meeting of Addison Reyn olds Cometary As•oc ia tion . Monday , May 26, 6:30PM at C:emetary , 11 Help Wanted Something Naw Under The Sun Reps Needed to Bus ine11 AcC'lunts . Part Time t18,000 Potential. Ful Time S60,000 ' Potenlial. Work own Hours Training provided . Call 1 ·612938·0019 M·F. 8: am· 6-:00pm tC.tU.J -::-c-:--:----:-c:-:- Need Babysi1t11r from 2:00 to 7:30PM . Someone With other smftll children at home. Ph. 614 - 31\7 - 7269 C&ll bftfor e 2:00PM for rent . Oopendllble Babytllter r~eeded Brown '• Tr ailer Park. Miners· ville. Ohio 614· 992 ·3324 . in o ur hom e AftAtnoo ns & evenings. Call 61 4-448· 0500. Support the Scipio Twp . Vol. Fire Departm ent: The fire de - EXCELLENT WAGES for spare time attembly work: electronlea, crafts . Othen. Info , (5041 641 ·0C91 EXT. 2987 Open 7 Oay1. CALL NOWI partment of Scipio Twp . it spon11oring 11 fund raising pro· gram to nise money lor needed equipment . A penon reprelllnt · lng the Scipio Twp. Vol. Fire Oe pllrtment will be contacting all homes In the area serviced by thi1 department . In appreci&tlor~ tor your 112 .00 donation will reeei • . a co mplimentary eertifl· cate for 1n 8x10 fafT'iiY portrait , This will be t&~en at the Scipio Twp . Vol, Fire Department. This fund ral1ing pr og ram Is leglt l· maHt and the Scipio Twp Vol. Fire Department ask1 for your Medical Record • Coder. This 440 btd gerleral Ho1pital with medic al achool attlll111on It •eeepllng appllc111on1 for an experienced ICO -and ·CM Medi- cal Records Coder: ART Reglt· tratlon Prefarr~ . Sand resume Including Salary hlatort to: Peraonnel Dlreetor 1 St . Mary ' l Hospital. 2900 Fhst Ave., Huntington, VVVa 26701 . EOE M·f · H 4 Giveaway Rat Terrier. mal e: whltewl111 ono bleck ear . Great wllh children , Call 614·446-7337 . Found : Beautiful black Dober · man on Pole Cat Ro•d. 8 / 10 beck from Rt . 7. Call 614 ·ot46· 7372. 2 cau: 1·8 yra. old. 1· 6 month• old, bo th temel e. Movh1g out of stllte. Ca ll614·••8· 668 3. Froo Springer Sponlel . 814 ·992 · 5044. Need parl· time bab~tiUer for summ er mon!ha. Call 614· 441· 4979 . Stvli1t1. shampoo girl 81 manlau· ri1!. license req , Part·t!m e. Ph. 814-4.t8- 7266 or .t46 ·7820. Babysitter neaded In m~ homa . Centenary area , agel 9 I 2. Mon. thru Fr i. Ph. 614· 441· 3887 , Memori1l Counaeknt Provide • urviCt , that some dty ovtryone mu1t have, and makl way ebove avaragee~tnlngtphJt alot of .. tisfactlon In providing an absolute must. Cat1814 · 441· 3616 tO:OOAM 1 :00PM Mon. lhru Fri. 32 Inch, leh hlngo11. storm door, good cond . 304· 676· 4086 , 2 kitten•. black and white, one mete and an• tern ate. 304 -87&- t365. AVON . no ..rvlce charge, open territories . phone 304 ·175· 1429. EXCELLENT WAGES for spere ' ••••mtply work: electron· lc1. creftt. 0\her lnformaUon llt'I'UI ••" rso•ll•t -ooes EXT 3557, Four kltte111, 304· 773 · 616& . op., 7 dtyll CALL NOWH C1nned fru ll end vegetables. AVON ·ht chenglng l 8t tmong the ""' 1o reap the bentfltt of the new Avon . Call 304· 1112~ 26 ..6. 30• ·876·3822 . Sl• pvpplet. 6 males , 1 female, part Poodle and 7. 304-87& · 4625. HIRING ! Govtrnfl\tnl jobt•vour area . 11 6 ,000 -UI.OOO. Phone call refundebte. !102)138 ·18811 ext 1 203. VETERANS-hrn axtramon., In thfl A rm~ National Guard. 304. 6 Lost and Found FOUND : Set of key s. Perk Front, Near re1troom t . Ident ify 11 Tr ibune Office. 825 Third A va. GallpOIIt Oh io . Larg e whit• mtle cest found on Rt . 28, Buhan Rd. Flr11 turn to right patt Southern High School . Found on the tint of May. Call 6t 4-949·2230 . Voung male Beegle lost In Hemlo~ Grove wilt! Shade aru . Lost since May 18th. If tcund , Cllll 814-992-884 7 , LOST. Large m• le mix•d breed dog. Collie tnd Ge rma n Shl!· ph erd, brnwn and black, h1111 large leather collar w ith h08f1 1t"11ped refltctor on it, If lound ple11e c•ll John Click, 304 ·895· 3588 or 895 -381 S. 8 . 675· 3059 or 1-800· 642 ·31t8 . R.N . eppllce~icns tre now btlno accepted for 32 kr full time position el Ple111nt Valley Nun· lnliJ Ctre Center. " Fiulble Hours- All Shlfll" . Bentllta wtilabl•. Con teet PerJOMel Of· Plenenl 'Jelley Hotpltel. 304-67& ·4340. f ie~. Scolerthlp avtiltbl ll for qutllllt<f eppllcantt. c&ll ERA. Town end Country R..l Ettltt. 304 · 875· 6646 . Baby slner in my home. .C Yltl r old end 3 month old . nnd rtferencet P.O. 8011 122. Hert· ford, W. Vt . 25247 . Th e FIH1 It lnll The Navy hat opened '" o lf lce In Point Pltl· sant , For intormttlon on Navy J ob s. Program• and Benefits. colt 8111 304·176·22 1I or 304· 526· 578t co llecl. It ' s worth looking Into . You can live lhe advenure In thll N&vy. Public Sale & Auction 12 Ric k Pesr1 on Auc tioneer 11 · ce nt &d In Ohio end Wes t Vlrg l· nla. R.. l Estate. t n1ique. f1rm , liqu idat ion nln . 304·77 3 · 6785 or 773· 6430 . Situations Wanted Babysi t in mv home. Oay 1hitt weekday•. Meadowbrook 11tre11. 304 ·676 ·6870. 511/ rtn Computerized Hearing Aid Selection J: opportun ity to Earn &800· S100D / wk . Many comp11ny be~efltt · advaneement manag e· mont positions a~otailable . Cell Su e for Interview 614 ·286· 6421 . Not just~ job . 4:00PM . CALL 614-446-3028 ~ Swim Molds · Interpreting SetVIces Happy Ads va1e you1 Salary to llart . Commlnlns-Bonus . Fantauic Pollee and Shepherd puppies, 304 ·87.15 -3848 after V. C. YOUNG Ill 5·5-'17-J '"'· · Tour Guides; Does mon~~y moti· Germ~~rn WOII CUAU.NTUD /fUI IUIMAfl1 1 - 13- tfc 3 Announcements IESIDENTIAL, INDUSTIIAL, work .,~!li J 446 ·0175. f mploy menl Shih Tzu 4 yenr old. Hou1e broken . 614·992·3632 . 3-tl-tfn Farm Equlpmut 992· 2196 Middleport, Ohio Used Mobile Homes . Call 614- Pan black Poodloll, 1 year old male to give away. Call 8t4· 74 2 ·3130. PH. 949·2860 !Free Estimates! PAT HILL FORD . support , •R anges '.• (\ r ;,,x· Eutern Announcements Camper Space s - Add ona and remode ling - Roofing and gun er w ork - Concrete w ork - Pium blng 11nd electrical We can repair and re core radiators and heater cores. We cart also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also . repair Gas Tanks . 191 1 Now openl Mobil e Home and Authoriud John Deere, New Holland, Bush Hog Farm Equipment Dooler RADIATOR SERVICE 2282 . 2 POOL CARPfNTER SERVICE 1·3-'86 tfc Bulek-Pontiac. Ave .. Gallipolis. C1U 614 · 446- Se r vtces 992-7636 OUT TOP CASH paid for ' 83 model end newer uaed cars . Smith Non-M em.ber Cover 992-9901 U. S. AT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Parts & Ser~lce We Are A Private Club Now A ccept ing New Members 5·13· 2 mo. !CUT 814-446 ·3672 WED. 9-1; FRI. & SAT. 9:30·1 :30 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK SUN. 3 A.M.-12 A.M. MONDAY-SATURDAY I 0:30 A.M.- 2:30 A.M. Lowboy Hauling 4-15 '86 -lc POMEROY MASON 1:00 ... till 5:30 p.a . Custom Weld ing Downspouts MARCUM CONTRACTING Rt. 124, Pomeror Ohio lit W. 2111 Aw. IIDitt ll HHIH "::'~- J&L BLOWN INSULATION (30 + 40)!·! SAVE '73.001 Corner of lhird and come. from agricultural pro· duction) . be a citizen of the 24 HOUR TOWING & ROAD SERVICE Also Trutlllluion PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 In Memory of my Sister TRESSIE STETHEM on her birthday, May 21st. When joy abounds up there in the skies. And God gently wipes the tears from our eyes. Then we'll see clearly the face we adore. And greet our dear loved one that's lORe on be· tore. Gone every heartache that we may feel . For earth has no sorrow that heaven can 't heal. , Miss you so much, Jose hine We promise to find the auto part you've got to have ...the hard to find part you can;t finish the job without... the right part the first time ... or blow a gasket t:ryi ng. We've got the Part.s••• Pius the smarts at .•• Parts Plus REG. 1267.00 Sale $194°0 oration of a farm. have their principal farming operation wf11in the county or area in which activities of the county . or area committee are carried OU1, derive the prindpal part of their income from farming (ttlat is more than 50 percent of their gross income must 6· 17-lfc 5 :: -,-~ Roger Hysell Garage AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR OEPA sa-y.~ no to ~arbnge barge ., Arvin. u-t:~, Public Notice 10-8-tfc YOU KNOW AND TRUST" COLU MB US, Ohio I UP I I - The Ohio Environmenta l v Ohio landfi ll to Protection Agenry says II will not allow an_ a crept waslrs from the fl oa ti ng ··garbagr barge·· bc•ca use NO one knows wh at is on the barge. /\c lin g Ohi o F: PA Director Strvrn Grossman savs no one k nows wh nt m ay hm·<· devpJoped in thr \Va s tC's th ai iw\'(' ber n lru vrl ln g arou nd for mor e th an a month looking for a home . 111~·-- 5-8-' 87-11 DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 15114. 21 , 28 3tc HALOGEN BEAMS ,_ We pay CISh for lata model clean u1ed ears. J im Mink Chev .-Oids In c, Bill Gene Jotlnson ENTERTAINMENT Plumbing S!rvice Wanted To, Buy 9 LIVE Trench in g ol ~ny Type Backhoe Servi ce n -~-~-~ :;:":.':.": ....... 992-3989 PH. Ohio GAS CHARGED SHQCKS TRENCHING IS OUR liNE fl - 1......... ... lii========:;t===::====::;rr========;1 Sheriff of Meigs County, TERRAIN TAMERS ,.., ......., BUSiness • services ·• ~,;.;._...,; praised value. TERMS OF SALE: CASH Howard E. Frank LIMIT 4 .,~ gard to race , color. religi o n , dates by petition. Copies of the petition and instructions on its United States or an alten law· national origin, age. political completion can be obtained fully admitted to the United affiliat ion . marital status . from your local FmHA office. States for permanent resi · sex, and / or h andicap . 15114 , 17. 2t , 24 , 4tc l . Persons nominated should dence, not have an FmHA in· sured or guaranteed loan , becurrentlyengagedintheop__;;..;;________________...t._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.., tv A~RAts~\; • The real aatate cannot be sold for 1eso lflan two-thirds the ap- 1189000 ...u .....- D--.. -·- • NOTICE OF RIGHT TO N OMIN-!>TE BY PETITION The Farmers Home Admin· istration (FmHA) is accepting nominations for County Com· mittee elections fOr MEIGS . VINTON AND A1liENS COUNllES. This notice is is· sued to inform eligible voters of the right to nominate candi· thence east 12 rods and 1 2 feet; thence south 6 rqds 6 feet: thence west t2 rods t2 feat; thence north 6 rods 6 feet to the place of beginning. containing one-half acre more or tess. · Reference Deed : Volume 300. Page 237. and Volume 21~. P~g; 943d Meigs Coun· 2 - _ ...... .. . . ___ .. ll--. ....,........_ 1"!i1----·-··--·. . ..........__ _....... n--•-· 1 -e-·-., _ _,_, .......__._,. ·-.·... -- ... ,, ............ u...._ •._ U/ - 1 - 0 -_ 1 -1'-···!:~'i::."" ......... ,_ _,...... ===:.:..-::r..... _ ··~-­ Public Notice Public Notice Ot _ _ _ . ,_ ·-· JU_ ...,..,.., ............. ,., :.:"e~• · ·~ IU .. CO. 0.,(0 :rss.ooooo Bonrd of Education name interim _ Clauifi ed p•ge• COller llu joflowi nJielephone f'.tclurn,et ... YotdiiiOO ..- - .. , .. o..., .......... ,•• rendered, being Case No. 87- nylon wheels. 0!~· <I !.CIT .. . .. ,,,., ... ICI>oo:o upon a Judgment therein •FOR CARS & LIGHT TRUCKS$ 0!111' O!ICIO 0H 00 .... , t .. ...... /00~ "' NOTICE OF SALE By virtue ofan Order of Sale issued out of the Common Pleas Court of Meigs County, Ohio. in the case of Diamond Savings & Loan Company, Plaintiff, against David Barn· Hardwood body, padded headrest .. . ~ Special Singers Nightlt Columbus Zoo fence.~ bears ... .... 011111 011111 _.,__ II 0.0.¥1 , _,." _ , h , .. owolbo ,~., oJ .• fDA~I <bl••· ... .................. , ..... ..... oto-....o.. .. _~ ..... " ........ ,,._o. ••·•-DI n-•-111 U .. tiiO IDA.. IDA~J ................... . .. -·"'"'"' .. . . . ... '"""'"".......................... ........ .... . .........."'."""... c.:......... ·~~o tl---·· ·-::=.::.c.... ---·- RAT£8 ClOSED SUNDAr •<!cK:•Oi . . .......... ....J', house. GAS CHARGED SHOCKS he said he supported il because It wou ld " m ake it possible for th e U.S. to be a little more covert in their supporl for resistance forces." A memo outlining the plan sa id the J'ebels would receive Soviet · sty le weapons In a complex ar ra ngem ent with the United St ates , Israel , China and a private t radin g compa ny. Th e docum ent. released by the congres slona I commill ees. said l srae ! and China would be unawa re of the destin ation ollhe·arms. CONSTRUCTION Rev. Clyde Ferrell ,..--Ohio briefs:-____, COLUMBUS, Ohio 1UP ! t - Th o \olumbus Zoo has :r new steel fence ar ound its polar brar co mpound to preve nt the bear .~ fro m gefl lnR oul and people ge tt i n ~: in such as happened T uPsday nlghl in a Nrw York zoo . Th r stee l l enrr was erec ted a1 the Co lumbu s Zoo last wec'k a f1 c r a newly a r q ulred pol ar bear t r ird 1o esc apr· on hpr first day in t he compound . Zoo dlredor .Jack H anna says fe nrrs. moats, 400 vo lunlecrs and 2~ - ho ur sC'rut'it )· are drsig nocl to proi Pct fJ<'Oplr and th<' animal s. Tuesday night In :t Nrw Yor k zoo, 1hree children erawlecl into a pol ar bea r den to sw im afiPr hours, and a bear· mauled one child to drat h . sca ndal have new evidence oft he CJA "s secret act ivities against foreign governments. Singlau b, an Army veteran who arranged arms sa l es to the Contras, told the commillecs Wednesday of a December 198.1 proposal for the CIA to aid resistance for ces in Angola. Afg han i stan, Ca mbodia and " Ethiopia as well as in N icaragua , . liead of the co nser valivt> World Anti-Communist L eague, Si ngl aub testified hedtd not know if Casey approved the plan. But Business ·Services J&N !UfS<>.O.O& OfO '\ 1•rt•r The Daily Sentinei- Page- 1 ~ Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio REVIVAL closed at $;!q_ l 2'i a share. down Savannah. Ca .. where it will hold it s 1987 annual stock holder s· meeting Th ursdav . I t is ant ici pat ed I hat Chrysle r wi l l formall,annou nce it s approva l of the merger then to it s shareholders. Renault' s board is expected to mee t Thursdav . When Chrys ler announced it s int ent ions to bu;· i\M C laSl Marc h. the total val ue of the deal Yfas pegged at $2 billion. inrlucl · ing the ass umption of AMC's long term debts . AMC's rom mon stock <'lo sed Thursday on the New York Stock Exchange at $i.2o " share. up $0. 12fi. Chrv sle r ·s common stork . Thul'$day, GUnEIWORK REFERENCES FREE ESTIMATES JAMES COE CAU 614-367-0412 S·S·' I1· 1 mo. J&L BLOWN INSULATION VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING •Ins ulation • Storm D oor !I •Storm Win dows ·N!'-'-'lr~ ....... Gallipolis........ .. & Vicinity •R e pl8cement Wind ow s •N ew Rooling "FRU ESTIMATES" JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 4·18-'17-1 mo. BINGO lA GIII (LUI- POMfiOY, ON. rlttll1.,7 IM- 11 6,4f 7~· H rp~ (IJ' I'I ( 11J'T" \ .,.,,. ~ ',I If :- I 1 '• ( f 1I' I ; s/, ', " f I i ''•: "I"" Sale: eve rything chup. Wed. thw Se t. 9 -? 2nd 1~:'"~!~- r;gni · Mt . Tabor Rd ., mower, k)tl· thing•! 0fll'lrQII Canr~r Reti· dence: At 1110· 2 mile s from HMC. Thun .. Fri., Sat. g11111. Thurs & Fri . Cllnten•v Town· house. Clothlng. somemols. lotl of everything. .......P.iim'iiro·.;r······- Middleport & Vicinity thing. curte int , mlte. Ite ms Oft Li me Ad. in Rutl&nll. Sat . May 23 and Mon. 25th. N ~tw Gar age 1ale: Mondav May 2ft , 9 to dark Clothing. dl1het, bllfl · batl card• Ge orge Wh it e ret Old Rt . 33 · .....PfPfeiisanc · & Vicinity . ... ·~ ~ .......................... . Big Vard Sale. 2 Burdfl t11! Addn , l't. PI! . Thur s and Fri. 9 ·00 AM , furnitur e, te nt, gu itar, cPd · bow. etc . GARAGE SALE - Fr iday & Sstuui"Y"· 9 -4. SUde projector, mov ll!l Clltmera. Hom f! Int erio r and ml1cellaneou1. 26 Warwick Road. rl ( "I· ,<I ; jlj ; "'; ""· >f· ( •tl\ 1Wr1 ["'" ~· '"\ 0 ')! ,,.. 1"1' ~ ll<j• l··~.j R umma~a Adult and c hitdrent lt ema, cia · fl~'<.lt. R·n q" .•.. ,.,p•· 1•1 '· " '' \!c. IIIJ.Il h .. fill/If I'UIUl ltl¥mo Slturda~ . May 23 end Sundey. M1v 24. 13 Rutlend St .. Mlddl• por1, Ohio. Lltge Y~d Sale. B&W TV, bicyclet , lawn mowera , etc. Frl and 51,1. 2400 Msdi1on A11111, • Gerage Sale. Saturday , 8 :00 f'o 4 :00, lotlow IIQnlat Birch Avt th Mudowbrook Add ition. : �Page- 14- The Daily Sentinel 12 Situations Wanted Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio LAFF·A·DAY 51 Household Goods Call 614 -3?9 -2766 Sofas and c hai,.. priced from 1:395 to 1995 hblu S60 and up to 11215, H1de· a·bttcb 1390 lo ' $696. ReclineriJ $225 to $375 . Lamps 128 to $125 . Dinettes S109 and up to $496 . Wood !able w·6 chairs 5285 to $?95 Desk S 100 up to $375 Hutches $400 and up Bunk beds complete w mattreuu 1295 and up to S395 Baby beds S1 10 Mattresses or bmr IPrings lull or twin $63, llrm 873, and 583 Queen sets 8225. King 5350 4 drawer cheatl 69 Gun cabtfletl 6, 1 2 gun Gas or elect11c range $375 . Baby mat· tresses 535 & $45 B&ll frames $20 S30 & King frame S50 Good selection of bedroom suttes, metal cabinets. head· boards 830 and up to S65 . Schools Inst ruction RJJ! HIIIl N ow Soulhllcustern Bu ~ rrHJSs Co ll ege C all 614 446 4367 1 8 Wanted to Do Septi C ta nk pump•ng . Hlstdt;tnllal $80 per l9ad & eo mmeric&l Ron E111111 5 Ente rpmu Jad~nn . OhH'I Call 6 14 -286·5930 Jm1 s odd JObS P41inting. dnve · W!IV reseali ng, tB rpantor work 8o rorJI rcprm. fl li1Jiti1U11Cf)d --- troea & hudges Cllll 61 4- 379 2-1 16 W!ll mow lawns !1'1 Wor k wnn lud datat~ntry any shift 20vrs »Krrm•e11 co Ph 614· J BB 82 38 e. Window Cl1:111nrng Call nnv dav after 6 f'M . 6 14 3 7 9 -267 1 Ca ll 614 742-2393 or 614· 7 4 7, 309 1 C11n Uo hgh t haultng and roo l mg Ruasonnblc 1at es Merion S ntd(lr 6 14 · 949 2629 Wt ll do house worh and ya rd wo rk Appl'f at Oarl'!l Sentmel or CHII614 99 2 5598 Wtll lmhy ~i t m your hom e tn Po. nt Plu1rs ant 1116il 304· 773· 5 165 W1ll do IHlhy s•lting rn my home Mond~tv lhnt F11doy 304 67!i 1960 • 21 Financial Business Opportunity NOTICE I THE OtliO VALL EY PUBLISH · INC CO reco mmonds that you do bU6111eu with poople you hnow . li nd NOT lo s end money throu gh the mai l untrl you have •nvuttigllhtd th11 olhmug t Moldll lor con ~::r e te picnrctables. btrd bAths and other products. 304 675· 5162 Own vour own BpfuHol or shoe s tore. chooHt from· Jean / I· po rt swnll r, l a d1111 Appar e l, Muns, Ch lldren / Mnt e rn itv . Lm(ltt SilDI. PeliiH, Dnncewepr/ Aoroh lc . Brtdal, lingurio or At:t:ossorles store. Add co lor Hnalysrs. Brllnd. Ut C l1uborne. Ga so lino. Ht~altht o ~ , lflvr, Lee. Cn mp Bovorl'!l Hrll s. S t Mi chele, Cho11u Outhnck Red. Gt~ ne srs , Fnr nnt o, q rgn nlc ally Grown , Ov11r 1000 Oth ttra. 113 00 one pncu dn:ugn1,1r, mult i tier pncing drsco ur1t or lami ly shoe stout Aotllll 1nlcas unbolleve•ble lor qua lit'!l shoL"s normell'!' prir.OO lro m 5 19 Tnp &80. Over 450 bra nd s 4600 ~ lyles . $14, 800 to S26.900. lllVIJIIIOfV , tramlng, li.111Ures, f!Huld open ing. airlmo, OIC. Ca n OtJOn 15 diiVS Mr Loughlin 1612) 8BB·4228. 23 Professional Services Ho m ntown peiSo nal core Ha .. e YacnncY lor oduh cnre Prole•· !don nl «~ mp l o'!lee s in 3 working shifu Ca ll 614 ·992 ·6859 or 6 14 9 4 9 2927 LAw n Mower Ropni1. 304 ·675 6 416 Real Eslate 31 Homes for Sale f o se tOtJ 1m E9 tatu 2 8A Hmrse o n 2 lou, s tovtt. wa~hm Ko dryer . now roof carpet IH1d waltpAJ•er. Jlll111ff0 & out buthhr111. 2 CJlOII lot s 50 -1 20 409 Ellll St , Onk Hil t, Oh 4 5656 Ph 614 682 67 t8 fur s nl o hy owr1nr 2 sto ry hou• e "' MHt(ll opon ovorlno kmg pa1k 30 '!lr guru meed vHWICl sutmg , w w c w~m . 1 ' , h ~ th . unrqu e wooclwmk 6 14 992 ·5126 Gov mnm l)rlt Hnnl fiS ho m $1 lu rotJAir) Oulimtuent Ill~ ptQptJrty RopouiiUJOtn C11 ll 805 · 687 11000 b t GH 9805 lo r curr ent rnpn h5t 7 roorn5 hath ' 'J, houstt •n Ch ns tm. Oluo Pr ico redu ced lr n m $27,000 10 825,000 Phone 614 985 · 3671 4 b1Hitoom mofiern tvp e ho use, ~ mg!e t! oor pion . lo c11ted on corne r of Syc11mm 11 nnd L&urel 1n Midtllllport $28 .600. Must b11 ~O ld C~ll 614· 992 7766 Ot 6 14-742 31 6 6 fi roo nr house on 1u.:rc in Po m eroy Ru5tu:: 5tJ Chrded Ovor loo ks 11ve• '6000 614 985 · 443 7 '1 J bodr oom flomu. 3 acrM . W! Cell ont locat ron 11nrl m11ny ltlttrfll. 529. 900 01 !t1Aka oH11r Ph o11e 6H · 742 · 2460 House lot ule - call 304·67573 13 lot appoin l ment 32 Mobile Homes for Sale Nf W AN D US ED MOBILE HOM ES K~SSEl ' S OUAUTV MOBILE HOME SALES . 4 Ml WEST GALLIPOLIS . AT 315 PHONE 614 ·446 ·7274 Grandvrlle· 14x 7 0 3 BR . 1 1! , both:~~ To tal ele c tt~ c . New carp et . E•tra mce Froedel iv&tY. Cal! 614 446-0175 NaOJd or Want or mobile home ? We can help 1984Sc hultt3BR. 2 bath C~t ll614 · 446 · 6725 Nead or W1111t a mobile hom1111 We c an help. 1984 Schulu 3 BR . 2 ,ba ah . C.•ll 614 ·448 ·6725. ' .. For s(ll le Mobile Home. iBA tr11rlor. 1 IICfl of l•nd t: 11 .000. Ph 814· 448 48d1 1973 12166 KlrhwOOd R1mo· deled Wrll consl d1r ofl er. 814· 9 92· 2454 1her 8 :00p.m, · lc- 2 P•ece livmg Room Sune 5325 Mollohan furn•turl!l, Upper R1ver Ad . Ph. 614 ·446 · 7444 Open till 7PM on Weeh Onu nuts!' ..." ing 1n mymeols horneif6 neeDS· day 5 u 8abyslttProYidfl woak u ry A~.rfflrencoft on reques t Ph 6 !4 ·lS8· 8114 Lawn mo wer reparr Wrll pt ck up nnd deliver Also ltghl h11uling 1 2 Months free financrng wrth approved credit 8300 minu . mum purchil!lse neceuary 3 Miles out Bul;wtlle Rd. Open 9am to 5pm Mon thru Sat Ph 614 · 446 ·0322 "So I said to the witch, 'I don't care WHAT you do, just cure this blasted athlete's foot before it drives me town . Call 6 14 ·446 3658 M & M La wn Carn KIT 'N' CAIILYLE ®by Larry Wright 54 ·Misc. Merchandise 74 lAYNE 'S FURN ITURE Will do IJabrslning .n nw hom & 15 Thursday, May 21, 1987 t~;:;;;;:;;~~~~~=-r.G~i;;~;:::;~~~=:::~ 32 Mobile Homes 42 Mobile Homes for Sale 1984 14~t60 Carolina mobile home il!lfld lot Hartford. W. Va . 304 882·3705 ;33 Farms for Sale 32 ACRES Just 4 mll011 outsrde ci ty lim iu Cozv 7 room , one story tlome Popular Addison School Drs· ttic1 F1ahmg pond, barn & outb\nldings McG111re Realty Co . 1402 Fourth Ava. Hunt ing· ton. WVa 26701 or Ph 304· 529·6033 . 8acresonT11bbleAd of l At 62 . Plus llore burlding, warehouse 3 BR house. bllrn, cell¥ plus 2 other bu ild ings All blac:k top road Ca ll 304·468· 1818 Ca ll after 6PM 20 acre farm Hannan Trace Road, Glenwood, W Va for more In formation c11ll 304· 773· 5 11 8 or 773· 6186 after 5 00 110 acres. leon Baden Rd , House & outbuildmg. Stream through property . 304· 458 · 1066 1 B Beres. houae. barn and ou t buildings, l eo n Baden Road , 304 ·458· 1923 34 3 bedroom trailer for rent. 1 y, baths Call 614· 992 ·3229 44 Apartment for Rent 1 Bedroom basrc rent 1176.00 plus alectrrc Also requrrad 11 5200 00 secumy deposit CO N· TACT · Jac.hson Est ates Dept Ph 446 3997 Equal Hou s1 ng Opportunily Furnished & unfurntshitd opts , S1 50 00 tf1d up. raferencM Ph 304 -676 7738 01 304 -675 · 6104 A-1 Rotl Effete New apartment : complate ly furn Ret & Oe p. 1 or 2 adul ls only Ca ll 6 14 · 44 ~ · 0338 furn i1hed Apt 1 BR , 701 Fourtfl A\le., Ga llipolis $225 Util1tres Pd. Ph. 446 ·4416 aftet ?PM . furniShed Apt 52315 Utiltt1ea Pd.. 1 BR 607 Second Ave .. Ga llip olis Ph 446·4416 after ?PM . Furnished Ett icutnf:¥ $160 Ulili· tres paid. share bath 607 Second Ave . Ga ilrpol!s Ph 446 ·4416 111fler 7PM Gractous ltvtng. 1 and 2 bed· room apartmenta at Village Manor and Rrvanide Apart · menu in Middl eport From $215 InClud ing uhhlr11s Call 6 14 · 992· 7767. EO H Furnrsh&d 1 bedroom apartment in Middleport . S21 0 per month, 1 100 dAPOIII Call 614 ·992 · 6 160 APARTMENTS . mobile homes. housea Pt Pleasant and Galhpa· Us 6)4 ·446·8221 747 lnddustrial storage 12 foot over hor~d door, 3 phasB!I of 1 bedro~m ground floor . prwate electric. 18•48 steel bui ldim1 entr ance. recent ly remodeled. 614 - 446 · 2362 F a ·, Everything turn . toe. outskirts appotn lm nnt Hendanon S260 month 304· 676· 6730 Renlal s Houses for Rent Newly redecoralud 3·4 BR family room. Plenty of storag~ space. Nice locatm n Ph 614 · 446· 7026 Nl c o 2 Bdr un furn ished haut e Gllrage, workshop Auf & dep · osit . Prefer married couples Act: opt one child Cllll614 446 9686 NAwly remodeled 38A hou s e just out of City Lim iu Call a her 3pm Ph 614 ·446 ·6278 . 2BR . brtck. fu ll baeemfllnt. 1 cnr gar11ge 1260 per month 3BR homo close to 1own. utilit'!' room 1276 pet montfl . 3BR home on Bob McCo1mick Rd : tamil'l' room, lull basemen\ S275 Pet month. Credtt fl'lport , r111ferenc&a and Stlc ur lty rlepo11t requ ired Wiu· m11n RHAI Estate. Ph 614 · 446· 3644 . Secluded Mountn in l odge sw le home. C11 th ed ral ceili ng , stone l1replnce 3 OA 2 b11tf1 . full basemem. 30 acrRS lanced pasture. 2 barns, stocked pond. A'vallnble June 1 1375 PM month. Cnll614· 742·26 81 be· gin ning Mny 20th Nic11 3 bedroom house Fam1ly room . glltlge. balemeryt , forced ai' he11t, 5 wooded acret. b11m. S275 per month. 1100 deposit . No rnaide pets. 10 East St Pomeroy. 614·992 ·3619 Unfurn ish ed. 2 bedroom houu for runt . No 1n1id11 p111. Clean And oil new pa•nt . Call614· 992· 3090. Hou1es and ap11rtments lor rent . Ca ll 6 14· 992·2403 House with garage and full basement 2 or 3 BR , all 11lectrlc. can lre! air Arbaugh Addition, Tupp an Plai n1 C11ll 614 ·446 ·7496 Fu1n1shed, 2 bedroom house for rent in Addison 1 bedroom lurnls hed spertnutnt in MiddleJ)Ort. Call 614 ·992· 6304 after 4:00p.m. Very nice 3 bedroom hou•e in Pomeroy . Fneplace. lull bue· ment , e•c:ellent c11 rpet Only $225 per month. For mfo c111 814· 992 ·3187. 3 bedroom apt for rent , refer· ence requ ir(ld call 304·675· 6609 or after 5 00 675· 1087 . Rooms for rent. dft'l' . week. mcnth . Ga lha Hotel Call 614· 446· 971 5 Rent as low asS 120 mcnth. Furnished room 5100 Utilit ies paid Shttre balh. Smglo male 919 Se co nd . Gal11polrs Call 446 · 4416 aft8f 7pm 47 Space for R ent Oflice SpAce lor Aenl Excellenl f01 Attorneys. Accounl1mt. etc Close to Court Hou:~.e Call Wi!eman Raal E1tn te Agency 614 ·446· 3644 Mob1le Home Space, cou ntry lot . wnter Pllid, 1 Clr garage V~rgino L Smhh Ruhtstate Ph. 61 4· 388· 882 6 CARPET Catpet remnants S6 .00 a yard and up. Mollohan Furn1ture. Upper Rtver Ad., Ph 614 ·446 7444 . Open tilt 7PM on Week Days . Good usHd portable and floor model color TV s Ph 614-446 1149 1- - -- - - -- - -- 3 room furnished 11partment Call 614· 992 ·5434 or 304· 882 · 2566. Busin ess Buildings Com merclllll build ings lnr loasB Downtown Pt . Pleesant S tores o ft ices A·One Real Est11te. Caro l Yuger. 8roher C~tll 304· 671',;. 6 104 41 - -- -::,.-::,.-::-- - - - for Rent 14 ~t60 Caule 2 B.R , air c::ond we aher and dryer furn11hed . on re11 ted lot, lo cated Chesh~re. besrdemterttategange. S4950 Stte weekends after 6 00 p m CARPET Carpel remnants S6 00 a Ylrd and up . Mollohan Furniture Upper At ver Rd Ph 614 446· 7444 Days Open trll ?PM on We all 8pc rfld & wh1te \lelvet hvmg room lurntture C&U 614-388 · 9059 AnytrmB 12~21 Green Lrving Room Carpet . Good cond ition . Ph. 614· 446· 3849 54 Misc . Merchandise Callahan s Used Tire Shop Over 1 . 000t~tes, tizes12 . 13 , 14, 15, 16, 16 5 8 mtles out At 218 Call614·256 ·&26 1 Plastic cistern state appr;,ed. plashc s eptic tanks , plastic culvert!l, me1a l culverts RON EVANS ENTERPRISES . Jack· son, Oh 6 14·286 · 5930 Blach & wh•te TV, 12 '' . 16 Veurs old. Good condition Pfl 614 446· 6166 Publrc Notice Overstochttd on 1986 model whrte se w1ng mach•nes Equipped to zig zng, monogram. ove rcall. mend s, hemmmg . mMF:es button holes & more. Regul ar 1349 . 95 Now $100.00 Thas" are new with a 20 year warranty Coll614 · 385 · 4535 20 piece ser\ltce fo 4 PfBitzgraff dishes Plus mugs, glasses. lamps 4 placa sett1119 Call 6 14 ·446· 2301 440 John Deere Dozer 81 Co rvet. 5500 actual miles Call 614·256-1174. Good t op soil, delivered by trut::k . Galhpohs Block Co. 1 23 1!, Pine St . Gallipolis, OH. Cnll 614 · 446 2783 Heavy duty Att c fan · Sell or trRde Plus small wmdow "" condttmnar Call 614 -266 · 1614 USED SOFFAS , e~cellent condi· lion Vmyl reclin er, portable stereo. Corbrn & Snyder Furni wre Ph 614 446· 1171. Chrchen s· 100 nan ed . chtt:hs born 3·9· 87 S2.00 each Ufll!l 6 · 1·87. Sell 1111 or part . C11111 614 ·367·0279 Alter 6PM Weldmg set. tanh 5 included Any ll n lllnks compl ete $350. Call 614 ·992· 3847 11fter 12 00 noo n For Sale: 31 puppots, 1 stage, 4 charrs. skits and othar rnaterial Anyone In puppet mmistrv s hould be Int eres ted. 614 · 992 · 6320 Shriners P11rada C11r fo r 5ale. IJW converttble, red wrth whit& mterior. S HP engtna E•ce llant Condit ron . used twi ce C~ ll 614 . 992· 5320 Smtih and Weuon 41 MAgnum model 68 tl250 Ruger 22 automatic pistol $ 110 614· 992 · 3866 C OUNTRY MOBilE Home Park. Route 33 North of Pomeroy . Rental tr<n lers Ca ll 614 · 992· 7479 Upriijht pr11no. good condition $50 00. Chevy Luv Camper top . &3!i 00 6 14 · 992 ·2986 . Space· tor ~mall trailers. All hook· ups . Cable A.lao afl iciencv roo ms. flit 11nd cable Muon. W.V& . Call 304 773· 5651 For sale. Early Americ11n che11 of drawer and twin bed Mapl e ftn i5h $150 Call aher 5 00 614 ·992 ·6293 . Space for rent , traihtr s pnces, Locust Rd . Rt. 1, Point Pluunl . 304· 676· 1 076 Relr1gerat or, electric dryar, rl••· flwasher . BlecH•c stove. ao ta and chair a11d 10 s peed bicycle Ce ll 614· 843 5294 after 2 00 p m C ountry trni ler apace S65 month . Ref e•ence tequ11ed . 304· 675 -1926 FAM ILY PRIDE MOBilE HOME PARK , Rt 2 south, G111ipoll1 Ferry. WV Now renting Iota lor S66.00 per month Call 304· 676- 3073 aher 5·00 PM 47 Want ed to Rent 3 01 4 Bedroom houu in Kyger Creek School Oislri ct . Rtferen · ces Ph . 614·446·8821 Merchandise 3 bedroom 1pt. up Stlill. $135 month Al so Window s . S2 .00 eac h Cnll niter 5:00 614 · 949 21915 . Tony ' s Gun Repairs. hot rtblul· rng . Open 9 00 AM to 7 :00PM C'lll304· 675· 4631 . For u le · Limestone. sand. grayel. ftll dirt. firewood . Delr· vered . 304 ·676· 4412 14 good u1&d wmdow s includ· ing stcrm window• Mt. Alto. WV. 304·895· 3816. StleA~Ay~ c:tou,-ry l.llel w 8 81 8 Greenhouse. 4 miles nortfl Potnt Pleasant. Rt . 2 . \legatables and !tower plants, hangmg baskets. Watctl for signs. 28A 56•14. AC, quiet neighbor· hood. Aefflfence & deposr l re(lulred Clo•e to Rio Grande. Adultl prt~feued Ph 1114-246· 15855 or 446· 0239 . 2 bedroom t railer, coupl• 1 •mali child. LOC\Ist Rd. At.' 1. Point Pleesant, 304·6715· 1071. 2 bedroom, 'tOu PfiY utllitin . adulll only, deposit rtqulred 304· &75-2636 . . Mobile hom~t~ fOI" rent , 2 bed· room fumlshN , phone 304· 6715·11512 Or s" Huoh Burris 3 bedroom tr• l• with largt room added, discount for aenkH' cillri!INI, kldt but no ,.., 30.· 458· 1187. . ' CAT fooD 76. 900 Kawasaki, E•c Cond. 304·675· 2354 !:>AT IS 0 C> 75 30" elect nc stove. $75 Call 304 ·676 · 2785 . Elect ric kitchen sto\le, Wh1te. 40 1nche1J Wide, S60 00 304 ·676 · 2213 NE~ 56 Pets for Sale 71 Dragonwynd Cattery Kennel CfA Hrmatayan , Persian and Siames111 ktttens. AKC Chow puppies. New k1tten a: Siemese and HJmalt~yana Call 614 ·446 · 3844 after 7PM 55 Building Supplies Butldmg Meterrals Block, bnck. sewer p1pes. win · dows. lintels , etc Claude W•n· ters , R10 Grande. 0 Ca ll 61 4· 245· 5121 . Reg App1loou 4yr old Pala· m•no Mara $100 or best offer Includes saddle Call after 8PM 304 ·875 ·8003 Golden Retriever pups AKC Reg11ter1d 10 wkl old Price mcludea first 1ho11. paper5 & vet check I 1 50 each th1s w1.1ek only Ca ll lodav 1·286· 5110 Concrete block; all sizes yard or delivery Meson se nd Galhpoh s Bloch Co . 123 1fl Pine St .. Gallipolit, Oh1o Call 614 ·446· 2783 Chihuahua Ukne old. small blaffk mala. Well !rained S76 00 Ph 614·448·4671 BUVOUTS · SECONOS CLOSEOUT'S 1 · Counter tops. Kitchen and hath and bar. $2 ,99 lin Ft fB ). Sramese llitten1 6 wks old 2.· Marble Vanity Top's (8) From long or 1hort hair C11l 61 4· 16 19 to " 22·48" S10 00 to 992·7201 . $50 00 3 · 22· 30 Almond Pura bred Border Collie Pupa. Vanity end Marble Top S79 95 4 .· 60" Steel Bath Tub 's Almond American Saddl111 bred riding and whtt 189 95ea. 5 . H•gh horses 304· 5137· 3173. Glou tub wutl kiu almond end While. S29 95. 6 · 1 pc. F1ber glaas tub and ahower combina- 58 Fruit tion. White end color• $ 159 96 to 51 79 95 7 . 2 pc. Fiberglass & Vegetables tub and s howers combmation White and co lo rs S199 .96. 8 . Deluxe acryhc tub and ahower:11 Be watching for my strawberry wnh top . Reg 169 95 Now ad to pick your own in the nellt 299.95. 9 Color Commodes lew days. Ph Claude Winters. 869.95. 10.· F1berglass Roof 614·245 ·5121 . s hingle• IBI $16 95 sq ·90wt . roll rotting $9 96 11 . Pine Potted tometo plants and pepper rough saw T · 1 · 1 1 Siding plan.ts for tale. Call Eugene (iiftx4x9' 12 95 ) 26pc. up 1.00 Oav11, Racine, Ohio 614·247off pr. Pc 12 · r..l. ll4 '~ 8 ' 3263 Ptywood·8 .95 lh· 6 95 25pe. up $1 .00 off pr. pc 13 . STRAWBERRIES - P1ck your Jfl.• 4.1161l tongue & groo\le water own - startmg Thunday , Mav board $9 .95 or jl,i x4x8· 8.95) . 21st . 8 a m · I p.m. already 26pc up 1 . 00 off Pr . picked .. 8 1.25qt Campgrou nd Pc .{7.16thu41t8· 6 .95) 14 . 4x8 field only. cedar or Uelted lattice 12 95 ,Happy HoHow and 10 95 81 .0C o ff ~6pc up Fru•t farm 1 15 · /u4x8 wood oak penating 304· 1576·2026 I B) 5.99ea . /AI grade 8 95ea. 16 · llu4~8 Birch Paneling Reg . 24.95 now 15. 95 17 .· Pine and \.oillilil'~ cedar w ood wings coat• ng 166sq ft pr package $8 .96 and L ll $10 95 pk. 18.· 4x8 Gla1a tile bath panels(8)4 99 and 6.99ea 19 .· Perm~t {R) insulated sheet· ing loll one side Wu4.118·4.99) (%1l 4KB · S 99) 11 · 4x8 -6. 99 ) 61 Farm Equipment 20.· Thermo! ply insulatiYeshea· 1hing foil {2) 11rdee 4x8 4.95 CROSS & SONS 25pc up 1 00 , off Pr Pc. U S. 35 West Ja ckson. Ohm 21 ·lnsuulated tempered glau 614 ·286·8461 panels. ~ x32x78 · 29 . 95 ea . Maney Ferguson, New Holland. 35pc up 26 96 22 .· Pine in11de Bush Hog Saln & Serv1 ce Over !overed adjustable shutters. ell 40 used trtctoll to ch oo:~~e from sizes below wholesale coat. & co mpl ete line of nii!W & used 23.· K·lux banch mark br1ck equrpment Largest selet:lto n 1n corners 50 c~tnts box . monor 2 S .E. Ohio. gal 10.95 24 · Pref ini1hed bruce oak flo o rmg Jlii th ick 2'1• 180 Mauey Ferguson Dlual wide 20sq. fl ct n. S45 00 10 Tructor 83950 New Holland ctn up , 39.96 ctn 2S .· Prehung 273 Boler $1795 . New Holland •ntarior doors prefinished and Hey Bind $995 Ph 614-286· unfmithed allmes (8) 29.954!a 6522. 26 ·Steeluterior intul11ted prehung doors (8) 69 96ea 27 . 360 J 0 Doze!' good shape. 6 Ext4!rior stefll door blAnks (8 ) way bl~tde 18,750 00 Call 6 14· 25 .00ea. 28 .-Pine louvHred By. 256· 6769. fold doors 1ets 124 · 29 96](30· 35 951 132 ·39 .95) (36· 44 95) 273 New Holhmd sq. Baler (48·59 90) . 29.· Ooubles ideltte $1500. ford 3pt Rake 8:325 entrance door sets wi th daco· S"aver Post Drt¥111r 1100 7h ratad glass and sheal panel locust posu $1 35 each Ph doors . 350 OOee. 3D.· Bronze 614 -388·9832. alumtnum doubfe commMcial entran ce door• sets 599.95 or Mauie Tractor 5ft mower deck singels 399 95 with handelsand $1800.00 Ph. 614·446-4348 lo cks 31 ·Single or double leaded gl11u steel insulated Buy one any SIZIIC hlin uwchain doors s11ts. reg 699.00 to and get second cham half price 1 BOO 00 now 349 . 95 to S IDERS EQUIP'MENT CO . 896 DO 32 .·Steel door• and Henderson. W. Vt 304· 675· jamb. pr11hung 1 v, hr . fire rated 7421 . 189.95. 33 .· Prehung steel insulated doors with 'h glass insulated 129 .95oa. 34 . Pre- 62 Wanted to Buy hung pine p&nel door s ell 111es 89 .95ea. 35 · Blank hollow cora doors from 12 to 20 wide 80 long· 400ea . 36 · Prafinished Now buying shel l corn o r ear prehung oak legacy doors and corn Call for laUttquotes Riv er City Farm Supply, 61 4 · 446 · Jamb al1a1zes 44 96ea PENNS WAREHOUSE WEll· 2986 STO N, OHIO 614-384· 3846 f orn I> .lock l----------- Rough lumber Oak & Poplar $150 per 1.000 by bundle: 20c: bv board h . 304 · 675-4412 1984 Ford Escort . 4 spd . AM -FM tape, w~re rims. 52599 John ' s Auto Sales . 8u11MIIa. Rd. Gallipolis 63 livestock Duroc Bollf'a Ired ju11 l1ke the boars we tatted 11 the Ohio Testation th .. gained OYtr 2.6 lbs. per day . "oger 8entlav. Sabina, OH 513· &84 · 2398. 1>tr. old R"'' Ouarter Horse geldi,.g Ph. 614· 379· 21·113. 1975 Ford llrl for sale Call 614·388· 8730 1979 Mercury Cap11· very n•ce. new ttres. Gallipolis Block Co 123 % Pine S1 , Gallipolis, Oh•o Call614·446· 2783 76 For sale. 1974 Plymouth Scamp for partt . Call6 14 992 ·611!9 ·lc1976 Pontiac Bonneville 2 door , very nice looking and run s good S675 Phone 6 14· 742· 2460 '79 Cougar XR7, new pB!nt. rebuilt engine no miles, nice cor, Stearns Garage. 304·675 · 7710 or 676·6749 '77 Mark V llntoln, low mileag e, 304· 676·27 1 0 after 5 :00 call 304· 676 · 5684 1980 Cordobu Mak e an offer. 304·676 -3386 1970 Mach I Mu11ang, $4,000. New engine 361 . new Iires, var,v clean. must . 304·675 · 2776 1980Toyota Tercelfor sale E.c Cond. low Mlleflga 304· 773· 5800. ' 84 Pontia c Fr1ro , ste reo cassette, black a11 cond . e•c co nd , 304· 675· 51 10 . 1968 Mercury XR7 , SP Cougar Best oHer c all between 6 .00· 8 ·oo PM . 304 · 882 ·3145. '72 Buick Sky lark, $400 00 or tr1de. phone 304·675-6466 or 676-6383 For ule 1976 Chevy pidt· up Call 614·992· 2 11 1 betwun 8 ·30·5.30, after 6:00 call 614- 84 General Hauling 1980 Datsun. rllduced. heel· lent condrtion. Owner took good care of this one. 304· 675-!§1589 Wallerson ' s Water Hauling , rel! onable rates , immedil'lte 2 ,000 gallon delivlt'l . cis1erns pools. well. etc cell 304· 576: Tr.rrl · il'ifiJIIIIIl County Appll1nce. Inc, Good utl!ld applianCII and TV 1111. Optn BAM to IPM . Mon thru S1t. 1514·448· 1899. 827 3rd. A.,.. O•llipolil, OH . =· conditr-. c.o t.e....,. Waah.,., dr,ttrs, rm;g.,ltOI'S. ranees . . Sk1ggs Appllanc 11, Upper Rrv• Ad. btaide Stone Creal Motel. 814-441 ·7398. ••.100. Col " '·- ·0210. 1171 For!~ M cOfMII. UOOO. ......"" Bert finds his way home with lhe garage door opener. .•It• ~"" · Prlm1newa Wrap ups of the day's world news and In depth feature reports. (f :00) GO, AL., lHERE'S LOTS TO SEE! I!JJ MOVIE: 'Frenzy' Primo flmo (R) (t :56) II)(!) MOVIE: Lawmen fPQJ (I :36) 8:05 (1) MOVIE: The Rare Brood (NR) 11 :48) 8:30 8 (]) 1111 Family Tloo Alex grows romanlically Interested in his new boss at the bank (R) , (IJ Historic lndlsnopolro 500 Frlmo t984 IT) 9:00 Ill 700 Club U (]) 1111 Chttro Eddlo 's EEK& MEEK 1HAT IV'E.A.fJS 0\JLY LAIJ.},(RS CPIJ fAT IT continued kJslng streak has Carla convinced she !s 6 jlmc. ~ Slojor Loeguo Women'• Volltyblll Dill Jock and Mike (IJ Mike becomes a target for an unwanted partnership with the mob. !AI !;I r!J) Myottryl Dr. Blcklelgh decides to host a tea party of III hts own ... a falat one . C 1!1) IIIIIJ Simon and Simon A.J. and Rick get married in a double wedding ceremonv. (R) 11J Larry King Llvtlln depth lntoNiows with top MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP 5HE '!0/..lR IKJNI'6 L.OOKING FOR '10J .. SHE'S REALLY UP6ET. 5'\ID SCW.EIH ING- ABOLJ T 61 LLY Pl..\T1Y IN THE 101STER. newsmakers and celebrities 1:30 .lUI Dayo and Nlghto u (]) I 'M::INDER IF A KIDS ALLOWED TV 'TAKE -mE Fl FTH •: ol Molly Dodd Divorced woman In her mid 30s attempts 10 make her life meanlnglur. 10:00U ill 1111 L.A. Law Becker-s In trouble when he spends the night with a.cllent's wile. (R) c (IJ lit (J) 20/20 (!) CutboOk of Shorlock Hotmoa Terror by Nlgnt Ill (12) Twilight Zone Teenagers take a atolen car Ia< a terrifying joy ride. r!J) ® Ntwo I!J) 5·2. 1 0 Evening New• A wrap up of today's news and a look ahead to tomorrow's news storl11. (t :00) (!) Odd Couple 10:05 1]) NBA Pit Qama 10:30 (]) Second Look BARNEY • e CAN 1 Fl)( SOME SANDWICHES FER YOU AN' TH' FELLERS, PAW? (1) NBA Blokatbtlr llJ) Tony Brown's Joumel e(l) USA Tonight 1t:OO(J) HtrdCIIUt end McCom11Ck G ill (J) Ill Ill l!ll fll (12) 1111 Now• Otllard Water Service Pools Cist erns. Weill Oeliv lllt)' Any: ltmo Call 614·446·7404· No Sunday calls ® Mejor L11gue Bet~belt' s Gttatut Hho Tho Sevent1es (A) (!) Stor Huotltr t 986 r!J) Spoctlflght This program AND IT'S HARD OH lHE KIPS,TOO ... outlines tha early history Of man's adventures in !!pace. 8 Former~ tD(l) M'A•S•H 1t:30 a (]) 1111 Tonight Show CD spomeonter IL) CD WKRP 1ft Cine Mill Ill (J) Nlghtllnt 0 Ken '• now Johnr1 Water Serll'ice. Jofln WaUerson. Jr. Ownet', 1.000 or 2 .000 gal. lflfVICI. 304·576· 2248. , B7 19B!i OMC luxurv Conll'lllfslon Van. Plutll int ...ior, air, cruillll, tih. ate Garege kept. 12.000 milu . 115 . 500 ~14 · 986 · 4418. I!J) Magnum, P.J. (12) t1parto Tonight Action pecked aporls highlights with Nick Charles and Jim Huber. Upholstery 74 Motorcyclea 1181 Yt~m~ha VZ-210 Hc.lttnt eondhion Ph. 11•·446-1710. A 6 M Cullom Couchet and Reupholstery. St . At , 7 Crown City, Oh 6f4·26S· 1470, Eva. 814·448· 3438. Open daitv9to 4.30. Set 9.30 to 1 .30, Old & new Upho1twed. S1nta's Upholstery Shop· Furni· tura. car lflfll, bolt seats, etc. Call 814·2158· 8270. ~oc!llick Rold, Crown City. Mowray 's UJ~N~Ittering •erving tritoun!yaree22years. Thebtst In furniture upholstering. Call 304 · &75 . 4154 for frllltf tltirnatea. • PiiNT NUMBERED lETTERS rN THESE SQUARES A UNSCRAMBlE ABOVE 'Ill' TO GET ANSWER THE MEETING OF THE CACTUS CLliB WILL COME TO 1 I'• 1 • . mms IIII YESTERDAY'S SCRAM·UYS ANSWERS Climax - Inept - GJVer- Pigsty - SPECIALTi ·· r hat was erose: · excla1med the surgeon . " What do you mean?" asked the nurse. " Well," grinned t~e doc, 'one mc h eilher way and I would be our of my SPECIAL TV " BRIDGE NORTH • Q tO 4 James Jacoby •·zt-!7 'fA8 53 +K2 WEST East's chance to shine +J 8 7 •s EAST +K 9 5 • K72 t A Q 10 8 3 t9 7 53 .10 8 6 f> +J 9 7 By James Jacoby SOUTH +A6 2 Today you will see a skillful declar- 'QJ10 94 er in action. While you read on, give a · little thought to how East should be a skillful defender East won lhe opening lead with the diamond queen, cashed the diamond ace and then continued with a third diamond. Declarer won the jack, discarding a spade Irom dummy. Although he did not expect West to hold the heart king, South still tried that finesse. East won the king and played back a hearl. Since East needed the spade king for his opening bid. declarer now led the queen of or cour se spades from dummy. +J61 +Q4 Vulnerable: ,East-West Dealer: East Wesc Norlh East t I Pass Pass 4• Pass Opening lead: ,, Soulb Pass +3 this was covered, and declarer won the ace. Now all the remaining trumps defensive were played oul. On the last trump, dummy held the spade 10 and the A·K3-2 of clubs. West had to keep his spade jack, so he let a club go. Declar· c ounlcr to the end pos1t1on . Instead of contin uing diamond s, East must push clubs at the declarer at the second trick, and then again when he gelsIn with either the second diamond er promptly disca rded dummy's spade or lhc king o£ hearts. That breaks up 10 and cashed his club queen Dum- any squeeze against West and co nsigns my's A·K of clubs took the outstanding the contract to failure. clubs !rom the defenders' hands and dummy's last little club was a winner. A new book by James Jacoby and his Declarer certain ly did well to trans- father, the/ate Oswnld Jacoby, is nol" fer the high spade from East to West available at bookstores. Ir is "Jacoby by playing the queen lrom dummy. on Card Games, " publlshurl by Pharos forcing East to cover But there is a Boob. ~·~by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 1 Climb in a way 5 Pretend 2 Lean-to 3 Foolish 4 Little Edward 9 Sweet li Eucha. stuff rist plate 11 - code 12 Circumvent 13 High·strung Ill Scout unit 6 Mining find 7 Capito l 16 Observe Hill 18 One - time regular 19 Reporter 8 Oriental 21 Thrice 10 Toady (Lat.) 14 Merit 17 .Devour 22 Traitor 23 By nature 20 Snatch 24 Scrutinize 23 Polish cake 26 Farm building 27 Wild guess 2~ Small 30 Perfume sturgeon 31 Flock 2~ Choral 32 Poet, work W.ll. 26 Head· 36 Safety line 38 .June 27 Deer beetle 28 Also 40 Allow 'l""T.r-'1'!:--r.l- 28 Designate 29 Sizable shoe 30 Musical composition 33 Pianist Tatum 34Upposcd to 33 M assage 37 Open space 39 Slur over 41 Collar style 42 Insurgent 43 Acrid 44 Shelter DOWN 1 Slough off DAILY CRYPI'OQUOTES- Here's how to work it : 111121 Moneyllne Current 1976 Dodge Van ·low mileage. Good shape. t1800 . Ca ll 814 · 246· 15232 1982 Toyota. 4x4 SR ·!iiPick· up. l · •pnd. •unroof. A~ · FM Casaette. 139915 Clll&14 ·448· 11&1 aftlf 5PM ~ •1'1 reports on world economics ® Honeymoonoro ex:: ~ c. ..1-1037 Conve rsation wllh Judge House colll. limestone. and grl\'el. Del iveutd 1 ton and up J im Lanier. 304·675· 1247 or 875-7397. tteo•••· GOOD USED APPLIANCES the Conotltution 1972 Ooclge Van V-8 auto, good utility V•n Ph. 114· 246· 5040. '711 llazar, 4 whwt tie, new 114·44&· · tW•. .strong 'tthl de. Steam•Garave, 304· 875-n10 or 871·1749 . limited 1913 luldl AC , cnM.. - - - - t n t, oatlttftt oolll•lwia. 51.000ml. (!J SpoodWook Special (IJ Ill ill Our Wo~d 1;1 (!) r!J) Moyers: In Search of and l1nancial news with Lou Dobbs. 10:30) Vans & 4 W.O . 1980 Chrrll• Ftfth Avenue, Valley Furniture. neW 6 UIJtd. large section of qu..lity furniture. 1218 Ealtarn A\lt . ' Gallipolis. wrestling, using_Cliff as gwnea plg .(A) r:;t 8 AXYDLBAAXR isLONGFELLOW One letter stands for another. In this sample A is u.sed for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, the length and formation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. CRYPTOQUOTE 5-21 10:301 PEANUTS Autoe for Sale 71 Elvm offers to coach Thea tn 2919. ·73 H1y for IJI~. 11 / ltllt at thtfi ..d. 11 .2& deMit•ed .nd stacked. loc.t" beside fiHpoundt . CaM 1114· 4.t8· 3120 or441·0373 (!J Sptadweek (T) Q (J) Judgo Qll Wheel at Fortune Q OJ Croosllro (0:30) fii i!J !IS Jooperdyll;l QJI Jeffertons fll (!) Too Cloat for Comfort 8:00 (]) Doktori U Ill lllJ Tho Coobr Show Mr1. King Lee searches lor an assassin who may be linked to francine's ex lover AL'S GOOD ResidentiM or co mmercia l wir· ing. New SorYrce Dr rep1lrs. Ueensod electrician hhmete froe Ridenour Electricaf, 304 · 675· 1786 85 (IJ Newlywed Game tml til aJl Scarecrow and ENOUGH! LET'S Electrical & Refrigeration J & J Water Service Swtmmi119 pools. cistllf'ns. weiiiJ. Ph 614 245·92B5 . SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olive St .. Gllllpollt Naw & uutd wood ·coal 110'-111, I pc wood LA suite 4399. bunk beds $199 recliners nt'W & uaed btdtoom 1uit as , wrlngar w••hers. & shoes . New livlngroom eultes 1199· 1699. limps Cell 814· 446-3159 . .. ALLEY OOP CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor Fourth and Pine Gallipolil , Ohio Phone 614· 448 ·3888 or 614. 446 ·4477 1979 Chrwy C10 ptcltup with topper 52 ,500.00. Call after 6 :00. 304· 876 · 23 18 N!tecltd to buy. May; pr.terrably large rountlll Can be old or n.w. Callt14· 245·6311 Oava. ~ Plumbing & Heating 6 year old fi'1Unt1n0 Quarter Mare. 4·H lfained, Western Pl ..lure. f715000. 9 year old · 51 Household Goods . j'. I +A K 32 Robert H. Bork. olthe u.s Coun of Appeals. (NRJ 0 Rot11ry or cable tool drilling ' Most wells completed sameda>t . Pump sales and S8fv1ce 304; 895· 3802 AICC Mln lalure Dachshund fe. male black & tan AKC Oac· shund male puppy AKC Adult Pakingeae. Ph . 614 -446· 7920. Hay • Grain . ' .. ' Fetty Tree Tr~mmmg, stump removal Call 304 -676 1331 • 1984 ford Ranger 42.000 m iles. S4000 614· 742·2878. 742·2996 I(U l-1\] RON 'S Television Servic'e . Hou se ca ll s on RCA , Ouaz:ar. GE Specialing in Zenith. Call 304 · 576 · 2398 or 614 · 446· 2454 ' 82 1972 Wh rte Freight liner COE 350 Cummin1, Majored. 10 spMd o.,e,drivt~ transmission. 411 rears, 10· 221ires. on buds Ca11614 9B6· 4422 IN&>UC::'reE5. Ace Construction. Roofrng. gut · lers , masonry WJ)tk. All wor• guaranteed Call 6 14· 368 · 9766 or 398 9792 . 72 19n Ford F-100. thort bed. 351 cu. in .. AT. AC, AM ·FM canene. sliding rear window fibltrglau topper 'V ery good body 11995 Ph. 614 -246 · 688 4. "HAI..J.. oF foAM'' Vinyle & Aluminum Siding~ Storm windows & doors , Olfer h11ng gutters Fr&e esl imat e;s Ph.614· 446· 633'-. Stark 5 Tree and Lawn Service, lawn cere, landscapmg, stu~p removal , 304 · 576 2842 or 576·2903 1996 GMC S · 16 Sierra Pkg. V·6. lu&lrnjected, 4·wheel drive Rul Sliarp $8900 Call 614· 446· 210S L.OOf<INc; AT TWO All types carpenter & concrett work lnt&rior. ex:ter~or. ren\o· deling , paintmg, roofing , frH esti mates. Call 61 4 · 448 · 6174~ ' 75 Old s Cutlass. good thapa and runs good , phone 304· 675· 2866 1987 Ford Rrmger 4•4. chrome wheels. lu el injachon, custom packaga Could take Ollet' pay· men t1. Ph. 614 ·246· 5294 your~ SWEE PER and sewing mllchine repa11. parts, and supplies. P1cll up and delivery, Da\lit Vacuum C leaner. one half mile Up Georges Creek Rd C1ll 61A· 446 ·0294 . ~ ~ Concreto finish. parktng lots, basements · an't site JOb. Senior Citizen OiscfJunt. R1ck Garlietd 614· 985· 4464 Trucks for Sole \"IE=~S ,.~ Groom and Supply Shop-Pet Grooming . All breeda .. All styles Julie Webb Ph 614 ·446· 0231 64 k:CONG~ATUL.AT'~ u.;-, ..----j II .• < Home Improvements Pony for sale. Genale. 42". 1 ly rt old. Good with children. Call 256· 1772 -;:--:--::-~:--:---:-=::-- - leFor ••le: Heret.'d and Simmital bull. 814·742 · 2&10 Ir~~=========1===========4 tnted Appaloosa Mare, hn bean pl con'" bln'M. lhown ea· 4 11 82 7122 SNAFU®by Bruce Beattie ••••· ' oo.oo ... . FRANK AND ERNEST (]) I-• . ~ Dobbs. (0:30) fll (12) !IS Wheel of Fortune Service s 1982 Dodge Orplomat Salon. exc con d. air cond. PS , PB, take over payments, phone304· 675· 6068 . ShowBiz Tod1y News of 0]) Moneyllne Current reports on world economics and financial news with Lou 7:30 a :•. ~ I I I' I G) Comple tr. !he chuckle qu oted . . . . by f,lltng th e m• S~ t ng wo 1ds I '--'--L-..1--'--'--' you d e~el o p lrom sl ep No. 3 below . itl)(IJBorner Miller M•A'S•H I UN DEED a (]) 26 It Tt18n motor home, com· pletetv Sllllf·conta•ned. generator. sleeps 8 . $8900. Call 6 14 446· 0008 1979 Chi!Ny Malibu Statton Wagon for sale E.llcellen t cond1· tion $1600 Call 614 ·992· 3090 after 4 30 p m III 7:00 (]) Hordcutlt end McConnlck PM Mogozlno (!J SportoContor (L) (IJ Entor1tlnment Tonight Ill (I) Pooplo'o Court (!) r!J) MocNoli{ Lohrer NowoHour (t :00) 11m Ntwo IT'& AI.! UGI..'I, TWO- HtAD~D II 1 "My w1fe kepi het own name aher we married ," says man to ~ l1nance clerk. " Is the address the same?·· Mks clerk "Oh yes ," r~---------,l'chlmes man. " she's not lha• the entertainment world is anchored l1ve from New York. (0:30) Ell (!) Hogen's Herooo WITH c.m~ !\1.1~~' BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditlon11 llfetrme guaran teo Local references furn1shed Free estimates. C1111i co llect 1·6 14·237· 0488. day or nrght Rocers 8esemt~nt Waterproofing I' 2 ME E N y Follow a year 1n the life of a beaver pond 8 I TONKTY ~--r-"i....:o.:---T---1 liD Knowzane ' 81 be· .~ I I I' I . l 6:30 8 (]) liS NBC Nlghfly Now a C!l Wlnnor'o Circle (R) (J) Ill ill ABC Newt Q (!) Nightly Buolntll Report 11m fiii!J CBS Ntwo 8UOGETTransm1ssions Used&' Rebuilt All types torque co nver·' ters & transfer cases e ve~ Jomts Guaranteed a mmumum1 ot 30 days, will deliv&r. cash & carry or 1n5tall Ca ll 614 · 379· 2220 or 1 304· 675·6758 . 1978 Buick Regal, atr , PS. PB, tilt wheel. 1983 Chrys let New Yorker, fully load111d Ph 6 14· 446-7390 the -r-0,o-'C"TH::-R-r-11 Mandragora, Part 2 r!J) Stcr1t City Ill(!) Drfl'rent Strokoo C.I<:EATURi COV~~D 79 Motors Homes & Campers I 1111 Now• (!J Sportolook (T) (!) Dr. Who Mask of Au to Parts & Accr sories 1977 Mercury Marqu •s Exc cond Cell 614· 446·4979 f1nl 1850 Buy s thts spa rkling white 1978 AMC Concord w1th blue 'frnyl lAndau top . PB . PS . auto. B·cyl, AM ·FM cassette Ph. 614· 446-8606. THURS., MAY 21 • . 8 (]) CD CHI! 11m til IIJ Boat and tra1ler. 12 ft Seafa Game and Fisher V bottom frberg l111ss with electric motOr $460 00 304 · 576-2815 . ;, 77 Olds. V·6, $850 78 Ply mouth Volare Y·B. S700 Call 614·388 · 9669 . Rearrange letters . of 0 four scrambled words e:oo rn BIG volley for sale, no mo1or. ndi· Asking 5600 Good Phoneco614· t•on 992·341 3 Autos for Sale S©1\JJ1A-~£tr~® WORD PUZILIR GAM I ----..:...~ Edi1td b, ClAY R, POllAN - - - - - - EVENINO 1 5 ft Glast ron bo at and trarhy ,. ~.:~~=======~==========~~ 1982 Motorcycle 760cc V-45. Sofa and chair. CoHee and end lablea Engine tranmturon turbo chargar, out of '79 Bwck Yamaha Electric prano. Phone 304 -676 ·8574. Ready mix concrete and ell co ncrete :11upphes. Call u1 Val lay Brook Cement and Supplies, 304· 773· 6234 . • 16ft. Tom Boy Bass Boat eqUipped. $1650 Ph 614 · 3674 7553 "' oOM r ,., !MAT DAILY low to form four simple words. ;, 1983 Thundercralt. 17' 1iO H P .. P' 160 hours One owrufr see Netghborhood Rd. ~ . 614·446· 8298 af ter 5 00 . i, Tomato &takes, 10¢ e•ch rougfl mill lumber, fro m 110.00 PM thouund. 304· 875 · 2716 be· tween 8 a .m and 4 30 p m BMs lor sa le. 304· 895 ·3630. FIIJ) OOf Yfl~ til""""·""'""' CAPTAIN EASY Boats and Motors for Sale The Daily Seritinei---:Page- 15 Television Viewing 1977 KawasakrLTO 1000 mo· torcycle. axe co nd. 304 882 · 2887. 0 bet•. 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 1977 Kl 650 Kawasaki. $895. 1982 WR ·250 Hu sqvama S895 . Call 614 ·446· 6151 aftM 5 PM . TO 6 Bulldozer wrth wench. Good conditron . S4 ,600 00 304·676 6744. Oelux As hley wood burntng stove with fan . 304 675· 1267. Lltirr lHAT IN ~ ~ ONl>f "ffil/ol(:! l.Ef'l IN ill~ 1\o\lSt To Glass top table. 4 can& cha1r.s wtth Padded seats, excellent condlhon $150 .00 304 ·675 · 6787 otter 4 p.m . ' BORN LOSER . 1977 G l1000 Goldwing runa good ask1ng S860 Blue with SISSY bar. Ph . 614 -446· 1172. fa::t.. MA'fe> ME Pomeroy-'Middleport, Ohio ... Motorc.y cles 1 983 HDnda 750 Shadow. Call 614·446 ·1096. Fuller Bru•h Products, order !rom your local dealer. Save postage call Wilma Wood , 304· 675-1090 . .Thursday, May 21, 1987 e (12) 'Night Hoat' CBS Latt OOR DISCVSSION TODAY WILL 8E ON WHETHER OR NOT flATS SHOULD BE I WOI~N AT OUR MEETINGS AFTER A SPIRITED DISCUSSIOH.IT WAS OECIPED T~AT HAT5 COULD BE IIJOR~ AT OUR MEETIH65 .. Hill" Girl who wants her baby back confronts adoptive motner 111eo\ls killed. 1!!1 MIQIIUm, P.t. Sl<ln Deep H A R G Y Q Q V WJ T s v .10 llf! Q ROll IIAY BR ·G A Y • (!) Latt Show lllrring .._ Rlwtrl 12:GO (]) lltlntllftd Allen (J) """"'""'* IR) I :CO' "..'?. Pooplt I[JJ .... Off (!) 0 NewaMigltt Uve news SYQQYG LRYQLR HQYX SCR GWBAJDLHYD CVYO Ynterday'1 Oryptoquote: HOW WNELY WE SHALL BE! WHAT SWJ.L WE DO, YOU WITHOUT ME, I WTI'HOUT YOU? - HAROLD M~NRO �Page- 16- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio ---Local briefs---, Squads receive five calls Mei gs County E m ergC'ncy Medi cal Services repo rts five calls Wednesday: Middleport at 12:30 a.m. to Sycamore St. for F'loyd Reynolds to Holzer Medical Cent er: Rutland at 12 ::1:1 a.m. to Me igs Min<' No. 2 for Ri chard Martin to Veterans Memoria l Hos pital ; PomP roy atiO: 43 a .m . to Pomeroy Pike for Mall Cook to Holzer Medical Cent er: Rutla nd at 2:04p.m: to Mei gs Mine No. 2 for Ra ndy Mc Kinn ey to O'Blenrss Memoria l Hos pita l; Rutla nd at 8:24p.m . to Harrisonville for Jose ph King to Holzer Medkal Cen ter. Trust(•es m eetinK canceled Safety break starts Friday MPig-s Cou nty REACT /Radio Emergency t\ssoc iatf'd WASHI NGTON I UP I I - fn~ ves ti,gators called renred Ma j. Gen. John Singlaub back to thr· Iran~Contra heari ngs today to learn more about why hew as told not to ask other nations to help the Nicaragua n rebels by a Slate Department offic ia l wh o assured him '' was being handled at the Contra leader Adolfo Ca lero in offering new evidencr about admin isl ration invo lvemE-nt with thr g uPrri llas. Rut before returning t o Sing· laub's pu blic tc>stimony today, the co ngressional committPes l<"ading the heari ngs arranged to Session tomorrow Dr. J a m!'S J\ lth of will be spea ker at a public m eeting to br held from Ito;~ p. m . F ri day at the Meigs Se ni or Ot i ze ns,Cen lcr on dea ling w llh the prob tPms of menta l im pair ment . Th e session is for fam ilies who have f.l ny member who is suff.:.1rJng from men tal im pairm ent lnclucling A lz heimer's Disease, whet ht' l' t hi' fc.1 m il_v mem bcr is a I hom e or co nfined to a nursing ren t er. OnP of 1::! sessions. thC' program is cspccia ll,\ ' des igned to ins tr uc t n'.'; iCIC' nt s on how to copf' with their own feelings and 1o develo pe cure• giv ing rcrli ngs. F r ida y ' s sess i on is op<'n to the.• p u blif' . Mid dl eport, c•nte rr<l a vo lunt ary piPa uf guilt y to a r hargr· of brt•i.Jki ng <Jn d r n tf'ring when IH-1 appeared before Judgf' f'harlf'!-i H . K nlghl in thf' MP i gs Cou nt v Com mon Pl eas Court . Mr\gs County Pro ~rcu t ing A. tt ornP.v F rl'rl W. Crow I II rrport s I hut breu k ing and t•ntc·ri ng is o.1 fpl on.v of the fourth drgre<' and ca rries ct poss lblC' pP nlt y of .c;ix , 12 or IX months in p rison and a fin e of up to ~Villll .J udge Kn ig ht accrplf'd lhf' p lra an d co nti nued th(' mattpr of Sf' nt enclng until \1 a. m. on .lu\y 1, Pa ul Gerard. in vcs t ig;;~to r tor the prosec utor's oHi r·e reports. upon comp let ion of a pre -sentcntc invrsl lgation and r epor !. Hawlr.v wa!' rcleasrd u~n a $2,000 rcr.og niza ncP bond until ::;rnt enc in g. ac(·idt'nl The Galli a ·Meigs Pos t of thr St ate H ighw~y Patro l rcportC'd a th r ee-car aceidenl on C.S. :n Gregory T. Sallc rfield. 19. of Racine, and Olinda .Jansupka . :\4, of The Plains. were driving w0s t on U.S.:\:!. Sa tlerficl d s topped to turn i nto a private drive. while ,Jan sup ka slowed bPh in d him . 1\ car driven by Newell H . McC uen. m. of 1\orth Pa lm Beac h. Fla .. al so wes rbou ncl . co uld n ot stop in timr to avoid hittin g .I<Jnsupka ' s rn r in the rea r . Th e im part fO I'C'C d Jan su-pka 's car int o Sa t· tcrfield's car. McC uen was citecl for ussu red r· lcar dista nce. ordrrin g di stribut ion of ~<.~It• proceed!'. has bpcn filed in the Meigs Coun t;• Co mmon Pl eas Court rase of Farmors Ra nk and Sav in gs lompa n.v an d 8~ n k On(•. A thens. ag<:~i n s l MClrjorie Gocrt. now k now n as M arjorie F'ett .v . rt at. A dr fi rir nry judg m ent of $:!·1, 1R2.26 has bren gr antrd Furmers Bank a nd Savings in l hl.1 Me igs ('nun tv Pro:..f'r ul i ng i\ tt ornc.v F' rf'd W. Cr0\\.1 I II . hi s lnv£1s tlgat or . Pau l GPrard : M(•j gs C'oronrr D r .. Ja mes Condr and several !:' heriff' s deput ies were ra iled to thr llidt•nnur r cs ldencr in Tupprrs Plai ns late We dn (·~ d ay af ternoon wiK•!'(' Gordon Ridenour, fi9. died of an ap parent sc>lf-in rl ir tcd gunsho! wound to thf' upper ri ghr t emp i<' .arPa . A .22 ra librt• aut om atic pi sto l was found in RidC'nour's hand and a note t o his wife was a lso ln th (• bPclrnom, (;f'rur d re port s. Ridenour tws bren sr ri ously il l t'or some timr ~md wa s despondenl over his hPH IIh prnb !l'ms, Grrard said No aut opsy i s planned . Th e bod:>-' was l ak rn to th r Ewing FunC'ral Homr w hi ch wll! an nounrr arrangf'mPnt s. A m <HTic.tgl' Jieensr hi:JS i>N'Il issupd in Meigs Coun t ~' ProbaH· Court to Kevi n DPCJ n .J C'wC' II, 27, Rut iJ nd . a nd April .Ia McGrath , his homr ln Tup per s Pl ains, will "" held at 1 p.m . .Saturday at !Ill' Ewing Funpral Home. . A retlrrc\ c·onstrur tinn and hi~ hwa y drpa r! m(~nt wmkt'r. jv1r. Ridenour w a ~ bo r n .July ~. ' 1~17 at C h c~ t er. a son of tlu• late , F loyd K . and l"krnirP ~ i sP i s lr ln 1Ride nour. · Surv iving art' Ills wi f<' . Lu ci llr: two da ugh ters and ~ un s · in· l i.t\\", June and Rog\'1' Epple. Po rt St. Luci€'. Fla., and Nanc~· und Iva n Paul Hood, Dann~· .Jt"Ssf' How- Le(· Mor man , William E. Morris. ard. Dav id W, Hub barcl 1 Chris Hysell , Darc i Renee Hyse ii. Julie La vina Hyse ll, Todd William Hvscl l. Richard Scan J effers. S~ ndrn Ann .Johnson. TrrrencC' Lcf' .Johnson I I. Susan Lynn C'olena Mow['ry, Marie Dawn Musser an d Steven A. Mu sser. ,Jeffrey T. Ne lson. Cat hy Sue 1\cutzli ng. Darla Mi chelle No r· ri~. Mildrrd SuP Par sons. Ke~thy 1.. Pirk ens, Angel a S.. Pierloe. .Jones, Da\vn Raye K eesee. Carla America n L egion Post 602 will hav(' M emorial Da~' St~ r vires (As of 10: :10 a.m . ) Provid ed by Bryt:l' and Mark Smith of Blunt Elli.., & Lot>wi Sunday, J::!O p.m .. a l Grcrnwood CC' meterY in Rnrine. SC'rvic<?s at Lewrt r a lls Cemcten· \\-"i ll brat 2:.10 p.m. Firm . 1\m F. IPC' I ri C' Pm\·cr .. l ..rh:f . .... 2SVI · .. ............ 247!, AT& T .. Ash land Oi l .. .. 1 .. .. n2:!,, Bob Eva ns Farm s . . ... 2.1 YJ Charming Shoppcs .... .. ... 1:t:t., . Federal Mogul .......... ~!';, Cood~' C'ilr . ....... 6P~ T&R. Heck's Inc... .. Limitf'd ln r. ...... Mu lti medi a Inc.. ... ...... 1 1;, . .. .17 1'2 .. ... 50'/, .. ... .... Ji . JO :I.l Rax RC's tauran l s .. Robhins & Myers .. .. 21)~~ Sho nrv's Inc. Wendy's Inti. ....... .. '" 9 :t~ ........ .IH'/, De~ pa rrment h<~s bern f iled in thr rourt. Duttnr L. .Jones h<Js withdre~wn a rormrr plr.::1 of not g u ilt~· to culti va t ion of mnr ij uana ancl r ntrrcd e~ w illen plra of no ronl t1 st to thr chargc, which stemmed !'rom an in cident in 1 ~86 . .Jones waivrd his ri g ht for a tr irll by jury. Discharged from Rutl and Church of God on Oh io 124. Su nda ,v. begin ni ng a t b p .m . Singers will br Chrisltan Sound from Logcw . W. Va., ;1nd l.a br ic• l Quarwt from Mr i gs Count y. Evrryo nr we lco me. Sing The Mason. Ca Ili a a nd Mrigs Crusade fo r 'Ch r is ! w ill have a gospel si ng ~;~ t 7 p.m. Sa turday at the Pomerov Churc h of t llr Nazarcn(• , cO rne r of Union and Mulbr rr y SingPr!'i will be .Jim and Gw in n Cr;1ft. Kim Hrr dm tt n and thr Winn ing SidC' . RC\'. Gl('n MC'C lun g i nvit r s thr public to Vctt:rans M••mori:.LI Wl'd n e~da.v Adm issio ns- Don C'ull urn s. Pomrroy: Vivian Pow · r·rs. Ma son. WPdnrsda .v Oi sr h:.~rgr s - Da nil'l E dwanls. Roy Rifflr. probat ion W(' l'e Carl 0('an Staats. Larry Cooper and Linda Sue Rreedi ng. Due to the Mo nday holiday. trash pi ckup in Rac ine Vill age will not t ak e pl acP Mond ay. T hr wpekly picku p will on a Tuesday and Wednesday schedule. Rona ld EdwiJrd F' rce m an. Ha· dn1.•. has filrd for a dlvorcC' in Mrlgs Cou nty Com mon Pleas Gillwrt It Enin \.ilbrr1 H. l:n in. Co l umbu~. cl ird Su nda,· in ( "o!umbus. nurial wa~ Wr dnrsda_v a t Ri · \'('1'\•ir w c~'mrtrl'.\" in Midd iP· port. l·h • b ~U t"\"i\"t'cl IJ\' !\\ o t Martha Rohsorn Cunningham. Lim a. an d Mrs. Cl if fnnl 1 PP gg ~ · Hob!-.O fl l Midcllf'porl. Court from .JoAn n De nis£' F'rrrffi i:lll, Azus<J, CHl if. .la<'ki<' P. Robi nson. 1 G. Sa uvage. Trar~' Smith, Linda .Jean Smi1 h, M ark R Smi th, Melinda R Sm ith, Tina L. Smith. Rhonda .J. Zirkle Snidrr . SherriC' H . Southwor th, Melissa Sprouse. T<JmC'ra Rcner Stl.lJ1 ~. R<.~rhPI Christina Streh\ Swartz . Philip Ca l'l Tro mm . .Juli f' An n Wandling , Moll\' .\ n n Wpbb, .Jodie Lynn WPIIs . . Den zil L. W<'lsh. .Jr., F'rcdrrirk F. Werry, .Jr ., Ri· r hcu d Rr nr· so n. Wolfe Cht~rlf's Werr:v . Do nia Wi ll , Diana Ly nn William· ,John M. Wolfe, Paul D. and Brya nt Youn g. Salt• Rurim• M r·rr hJnt s 1\ssoci;.~ I ion i ~ .~pon soring an ar ts and craft s ~n d sidewalk sail' on Saturd <J.V, Mav :m, from 9 il. m . to 2 p.m. A nyon(' w ishing to r rsrrvr a f"rl·e sr i Iing spot sho uld ril ll 949·2ll0 or 94'1·2800 be forr Ma1 21>. Sal(' /\ fi(•t.t m~1r krt spons6r Pd bv thf' :vl rigs Associa t ion ror RC'· tordPd Cit izC'ns, will bf' hrld .Junr ;-,at Carleton St' hool in Synwusf'. Par space. at $o a tab lr, ca ll or 992·6817. Oarifi('alion I Th e Meigs Loca l Board of F:duc ~ll ion m ee t ing Tu C'sd ay night vo ted :~ ·2 again st rehiri ng .l n.vrC' Millrr as a subst itute aide and a subs tltut r· secretary for the J\IXi·AA sr hool vear. Supt. Dan E . Morris a nd Asst. Su pt. James Car pente r upon questioning by Ihey reco mmended the rehiring of Mr s. Miller. Shade River Lodgr trr. wilt have "':!. Chrs· HUBBARD$ GREENHOUSE a S{X'Cial mf'et ing Sat urday, R p.m., wit h work in the P.C. Deg ree . Refres hments will be served. SYRACUSE 992-5776 Now Open for Spring Season VEGETABLE PLANTS $1 PEl DOZEN PACK $7 SJ) ER FlAT 0 Will be the topi< of the sermon FLOWERING PLANTS Thursday, May 21, 7:30 P.M. at the Westside Churrh of $1 PERSO.PI. $7 SO PER FlAT Christ on laurel Cliff Rd. In '11iew ol the PTL uondol and God holding Oral Robert• Ho1togel?) for eight·million dollars, this will" be a timely message you will want and need to hear. SERVICE NiGHTLY THROUGH FRIDAY , Shrubbery or Fruit Trees, many varieties; Geraniums, Violets & Hanging Baskets. Open 9· 5 Daily, Sunday 1-5 H:tr olcl ~leCratlt and 0(• bbir McG ra th hill'<' bre n gra ntrcl a di~solution of m ar · r iagp e~nd 0f'bbie M cGrath ha s been restored lly the ro urt to hrr m aiden namr Dailey. • Two Nationally Tel!lvised Awards Shows • Annual Who's Who • In-Depth Features • Special Sections • Album Reviews • Fan Club News 4 DRAWER • StarGazing .• CHEST S499s • New Faces -...: ~_::~--:::;-,__ • Reg. S69 •Radiorrv ·'' ~ • Gospel Sowf $2D s DRAWER CHEST THAT'S RIGHT 0> t''""--"'=-~~JI ltg. S84 Simply bring in your rofl of Color Print Film for processing. and we'fl give you roll of Colorcraft Film to play with ... SS99S Sowe '2S SEALY INNERSPRING MAURESSES TWIN Rtg. 184.9S S499S FULL S6995 Moltmt IOX!rti!NG - 119.95 Weg. SI09.95 Mattrnl IOl SPitiNG - 179.15 QUEEN s , RIc E • Hot LPs Chart to. P'· SllS ONlY r'I',l 1 I ";.;·,, I .::· '• No other country music magazine gives you so much for so little ... ONE YEAR ONLY $16! :J 1 year US-$ 16.00 :: 2 ye~u US-S25.00 ::J 1 year Fore19n- $25 00 0 I year 0 2 year Canada-$30.00 :::::J 1 year Canada-St800 A•rma.t - $80 00 8111 my C MaslerCarCI or 0 V•sa accounl I. awards as the outstanding senior girl and boy athletes Thursday afternoon during the annual awards assembly held al South· ern High School. Adams and Harris won the Danforth, " I Dare You " awards as the outstanding senior girl and boy and bolh also received lhe citizenship awards . Reiber and Wolford won trophies as the o utstanding senior <1k!ss girl and boy athletes. Named winners of the Presidential Academic Fit ~ ness Awards were Tammy Theiss. Karla Smith, Reiber and Harris. Reiber , the 1987 senior class valedictorian, and Harris were presented the social sludies awards and Bryan Dalley. the DeKalb Award for FFA work. Industrial arts awards wen! to Pete Johnson and George Cooper and Tim Smith won the W·S award. In science the top awards went to Tammy Theiss and Rachel Reiber . Theiss Is the saluta torian of this year's gra· duatlng class. The home econom ics award was won by Annetre Fitch and Reiber won the mathematics award . Awards in business and · office education went to Kim Willford Sellers and Cindy Ar· nold, typing. Dramatic awards went to Diana Simpson and Bruce Wolfe with Reiber winning the Engllsh award a nd Allen May nard , Jhe French award. Vocal mu sic awards went to David Deem, Bruce Wolfe and Diana Simpson and Wolle won the activities award . Winning honor awards were Tammy Theiss, Rachel Re iber and Krista Sellers. Theiss and Reiber were Introduced as the salutatorian and th e valedl e torl an, respectively . Scholarship awards went to (Continued .on page 12\ SWISHER LOHSE Pharmacy ADDRESS _______________________~'----- ~·------~.-.-------------~ Keflneth McCutlougfl. A.Ptl QI«<M Ritfle, R.Ptt. Ronald Haning, A. Ptl. 1hru Sat. 1.00 ll..M lo !I P .M. s_.n~v 10:00 AM . to 4:00PM . ' PRESCRIPTIONS PH . 19 2-295S CITY , STATE. ZIP----------------~-----Send coupon •nd p•Jmenl to: MUSIC CITY NEWS, P.O. lOX 22t7S, NASHVILLE, TN 37202 Frie!'ldlv S1rvic1 E Mtifl Pomeroy, Oh, ~--------~o~~. nN!ghl~''='"=•--------~ ........ tlklw tl• to ...IM _ . , tiM',..._,. el ftr11 ltht. wv By NANCY YOACHAM Senltnel Stall Writer Bids from seven Ins urance agenrles for hospital and medl· ca l coverage for employees of the county courthouse, highway de· partment and Department of Human Services were read Wed· nesday In the Meigs County Com· missioners meeting Rick Patrick, re presenung McNell y~ Patrlck Insuranc e, Jackson, and acting as lhe county's insurance consultant. read bids from Snider. Fuller and Associates. Athens; Jim Fuller, Athens: Don Mullen , Pomeroy: Alan Gorlewskl, Athens: Davis· 26 Cen11 legislation, In the works lor lwo years since the S&Lcrisis ofl985, cleared Ihe Senate on a 33-0vote, but .Riffe pointed out the House already sent the Senate a similar bill on April 29. He said that bill, sponsored by Rep . Robert E. Hickey, D· Dayton, will be the one eventu· ally forwarded to Gov . RI~hard F . Celeste. "That's the vehicle as far as l 'm concerned," said Rifle. " There's an unwritten rule that !he first bill that passes Is the vehicl e, and this House Is not going to break !hat rule." Both the House and Senate bills con tain nearly ldenllcal ian· guage recommended by a loin! legisla tive committee which slu· died the problem for six months In 1985. One major difference Is that the Senate bill, sponsored by Sen. Richard H. Finan, R· Cincinnati, reorganizes the Ohio Depart· ment of Commerce and estal> It shes three deputy directors. one of which Is responsible for financial Institutions. Though . appointed by the director of commerce, the dep· uty director for financial Instltu· lions would be Independent of the director In matters of examina· tlons or regu latory functions. The bill a Iso provides new regulatory enforcement mecha· nlsms. Independent audlls a~d greater cooperallon with federal regulators. It provides for the· de finition of unsafe and unsound practices and allows the Division of Savings and Loans to Issue cease and desist orders against them . Loopholes In these areas al · lowed Hom~ State Savings Bank offlclals to continue unwise In· vestments In a Florida securities. firm In the early 1980s despite warnln~s by state examiners, The se<'urllles firm went bank· rupt and Home State lost $144 million . Indictmen ts were returned against four persons when !he grand jury convened Thursday, Meigs County Prosecutin g Attar· ney Fred W. Crow Ill r eport s. The four Include: Roy Jack "Jick" Neff, 29, Middleport , lndleled on a charge of breaking and entering In connection with an Incident on Ma y 10 , this year, a! the fo rmer Valley Lumber building In Mid· dleport. Neff Is curre ntly on parole having previously bee n convicted on several different theft charges, according to Paul Gerard, Invest igator for the DANFORTH HONOREES - Kim Adams and Mall Harris were recognized as the outstanding girl and boy of this year's Southern High School graduating class Thursday when they were presented the Danlorth Awards plus Citizenship Awards during the annual awards assembly. prosecut or . A warrant ha s been Issued for Neff's arrest on the Indictment as well as parole violation. Breaking and entering Is a felony of the lourth degree which ca rries of a maximum penalty of six, 12 or 18 months In prison and a fine of up to $2500. Eddie Patrick, 21, Middleport. Indicted. on a charge of escape In connection with an Incident on Ma y 13, this year, In which Patrick wa s In custody at the Middleport jail and bolted from officers whtle being returned to jail after having been taken to Ve terans Memorial Hospital for treatment ol an Illness. Escape Is a felony or the fourth degree and carries a maximum of six , 12 or 18 monlhs In prison and a nne up lo $2500. A warrant has been Issued for P at ric k' s arrest on the lndlctme.nt. Timothy E. Davidson, 21!, P omeroy, indicted on a charge or unlawful possession of an dan· gerous ordnance In connection with an Incident which occurred on Tuesday, May' 19, Involving dynamite. Unlawful possession of a dangerous ordnance is a By UnHed Presalalernatloaal Thunderstorms pounded Ohio second straight day Thurs· day, with heaVy ratn!all reported In several areas. A Newark man was seriously ·Injured when he was struck by lightning. Fred Pettit, 27, Newark. was In critical condition Ioday at River· side Hospital In Columbus. He was struck at a softball field tn Newark, said Newark Fire De. partment Capt. Randy Stickle. tor a I- ' Quickel ' Insurance, Pomeroy, all Human Servlres, was a bid of with proposals from Blue Cross $13,617 from General Telephone of Ce ntral Ohio: Comm unit y Company of Ohio, Portsmouth: Mulual Insurance on behal! ol tor a telephone system for the the five dltrerenl agents with a department of human services: proposal from Blue Cross and One other bid for .the sy•\Fm w~ Blue Shlolcl of· Cincinnati; Buai· "recetv~ lrom tiTS Inc., "'· ness Administrators anil Consul· Albans, W.Va .. at a cost of tanls, Reynoldsburg, with Trans. $26,.~9!i. . America Occidental Lite. The board set next Wednesday, The commissioners tabled the 1\fay 27, 1:.10 p.m .• tor a public bids for review by Patrick . They meeting to discuss a request exJ*cl Jo have his recommenda· from Burl D. Walker to use brine lion by May 28. water tor dust control on private Accepted by the commission· property In Bedford Township. e rs on recommendation of Ml· Walker propose• using brine to chael Swisher, director of the control dust ln a mobile horne Meigs County O..partm~nl of park. and on a private drive. Application or the brine would~ supervised by J .D . Drilling Co., Racine, a certified brine transporter. Phil Roberts, county engineer, reported the county highway department ls wrapping up In: verted sea lings of roads through. felony of the lourth degree and out the county, which are being carries a maximum penalty or done to provide permanent dust six, 12 or 18 months In prison and ' control In front of hOuses. Ro · berts said the Flood Road be· a fine up to $2500. Davidson was tween Pomeroy and Middleport' also charged with possessing Is the last road on the Inverted crimina l tools, also a felony of the sea l schedule, although the high· fourth degree. In connection with way depar tment wlll be applying the sa me incident. Warrants regular dust control to roads at a have been Issued lor his arrest. later date. He said !he highway Corbett Eugene Ratliff. 19, or department would now spend Stale Route 7, Middleport . In· some lime assisting townships In dieted on a charge ot feloniou s dust conlrol application. assault In connection with an So far , reported Ted Warner. Incident which occurred in the highway supervisor, all but four early morning hours on May 9 townships tn the county have ex: outside a Middleport bar at pressed an Interest In purchas· which time John 0 Blake, 22, also lng some type o! dust control. of Middleport, was stabbed In the Those four whl~ h have not con·: neck. Felonious assault Is an tacted Warner are Rutland, Bed .. aggravated felony or Jhe seco nd ford, Salisbury and Orange. degree and carries a possible Jones nnd Ko!Jerts dtseussca a penally of from three to elghl stop sign at Jhe end of County years to a maximum of 15 years Road 22 which connects County In prison and a line of up to $7500. Road 75 goi ng from Ohio 7 to A warrant ha s been Issued for Veterans Memorial Hospital. Ratliff. . Jones sa id som~ residents had During Thursday's one day sugges tP.d that a yield sign waul<' session, the grand jurors con· be more appropriate In ·· ·" ducted an Inspection or the location, or rise !he stop s!~11 coun ty jail as a pari o! their should be moved forward to duties and round lt satisfactory. necessitate better view . Robrrts Common Pleas Judge Charles sa id he would contac t a traffic H. Knlghf administered the engineer with the Ohio Depart· oaths to the grand jury and In· menl of Transportation for sug. structed members as to their du · gestlons for the intersection. lies and responsibilities . Four indicted by Meigs grand jury Storn1s pound Ohio second straight day Cana'd•an anU Fore•gn subscrtbers- Accl. No - - - - - - - - ~ase send money order. cashiers chec~ Ew:p Date Of cer11hed r:heck payable 1n U.S. Dollars NAME _____________________________________ Mor~ . I ,,,,1'1'11111 I lt,l' , op, "" I,to s oo j,,,llflllllt, (ill ABSOLUTELY FREEl Compare us with the other guy ... Shoot, we're not afraid! DISC, 110, 126, 135 FILM ONLY S9995 log. 1119.9! a •a&A and other accomplishments during Southern High School's annual awards assembly Thursday. Kim Adams and Matt Harris won the outstanding senior Bridge Closing Special "THE TV EVANGELISTS AND THE GOSPEL OF CHRIST" 2 Sections, 16 AMukimedlo Announce outstanding 1987 Table health bids for review SUS pupils during assembly 9~2 . ;!249 Spt.•cial meeting Awards for outstanding academic achle\lement OUTSTANDING PUPO.S - Karla Smith, Rachel Reiber, Matt Harris and Tammy Theiss , received the Presidential Academic Fitness board memhrr s indi ca ted that F'o;·r the film By LEE LEONARD UPl Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!t Long~awaited leglslatltin streng· thening the state's regulation of the savings and loan induslryhas cleared another hurdle, only to run into a brick wall. The Ohio Senate, after drop· ping a controversial section which would haveretalneda high interest ceiling ,on credit cards and sma ll loans, passed the bill unanimously Thursday . But House Speaker Vernal G. Riffe Jr ., D-New Boston, lmme· diately pigeonholed It because of a dispute over sponsorship be~ tween the Senate and House. Meanwhile, the House sent the Senate a bill aimed at making medica l malpractice insurance available at a lower cos t to doctors, hospital s, den lists, podl· atrisls , optom etrists and chir<> praetors, a nd lhen joined sena· tors In adjournment for the ton g Memorial Day wees a nd loa n Do na ld Lr<' Strin . Michelle !.. SIP\'Pns. Kimbrrl\' A. Stf'wart. L'-'S IPr 1.. Sti'Wt;l't, Ca th r rin<' DPnisf' Stow.: an d .Jt>nnifer Le ig h Tillis. tween 60 and 65. Partly cloudy Saturday. Senate unani01ously approves S & L bill L Schol· dC'rrr. U sa S. Sra rles. Kr is tina 1.. Sexton. Tonv ,\ . Shoema ker. Brl'nua s. Si nclair . D:tvid L. Car\' Mostly cloudy tonight. Scat· tered thunderstorms .Low be- en tine Ohio, Friclav. May 22, 1987 Chervl Adin a Rous h. Terri Marie Rous.h. Am~ · R.. Sa tw rrield . Ca rl m arriagp. even furnish at y Vot.36, No. ztie Mr lbsa _\n n Rife. C~'nt hia Ly nn Karia .1. Smith , Rcedsv ill r. and .lcffrey G. Smit h. Fla twoods. Ky .. hav r fil ed I' or a dissoiut ion of ~------------L-----------­ We'll • Rc nre· Pirrr-C' .. Ia m rs Srott Polryn. LarryS<•ott P owell , Amv .1. ·Radek in. Sa llv Ann Radford. Rhond a Renee Rath · burn. W. .Jan Rr utPr . Kristi LPc Richmond. Raymond F:. Rider. Rifflr. Daily Number 742 Pick 4 4.889 attend. act ion . 1\n orciN to des tro_,. con i ra band ro nri sra tr d from va r ious l ora · li on.-. thro ughout the c-ou nt y by the Meigs Co unty Sheriff' s SinJ!; Thrrr will bP a gospPI s ing ut Clariss<.~ 'Ohio Lottery Seniors graduate this weekend Pa es 6.;7 Timothv Allr n Knblfs. Danna 'K Lctm.bf'i·t. Lisa t\nn Manle-y , Reth<lnv .Jo Ma yer, MarTha Jo· lcno M;tynard. Kenneth Edward McCle llan, Tracy Denise Me Kin· nP\' , .Judith L. Mees. Jen nifer Rose Miller, J ulie M. Miller. Yonilee Miller. William E. Molden, Gerold A. Moore , .Jason No trash pickup Hospital news niN't's. Mr.". Cliffot·cJ Krist ina Gail Hayne>. David Elliott Hendrick s, Carol L. Hen· drix. Shannon M. Hindy, .Jeffery Memorial Day' Services IH. Rut land . Area deaths _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Wa lkf'r , Ashland, Ky.; a son ~md d aughiPr·in law. l<f'ilh und UIJ J11denour. Long Bollom: a strpsott and hi s wift' . .J u mes <..~n d Pam SIPtt lrr. R.rC'd$vill(•: another stPpson. Hif'h<.~rd Strttlcr. Har t v illr; an unci(•, Bernard Eisrl stt •in. Wa sh ington Court Housr. an d srvera l C'o u:-;in s. &-sicll's h is paren ts. IH' wa!-' pn'C'Pd(•d In dC'Jih bv his n rst wifP. Hit drl'd. · O ffiri ~tting <.~t Saturdav' s sr rv i · cr~ will bC' Hev . C'nt:l 1-l irks. Burktl will br In thl' Clwstrr <'P mrtl'ry . Frit~ nds ma.\ · call 1.1t the fu nl'r<.l l h nrnP ~11"! C'r 2: :m p.m . 0 11 Fricla.v . Gar~ · L. Haning. M;Hty D. Hart . Announcements Worthin g ton Ind .. .. 1\n entr.v confirmi ng sa lr and Fostrr. DonniP Fry . LC'non.1 GcHnC's. Pc..ll sr 1.. Gri.lham, Di<.imJ Lyn n Green,' Rc' Sco!T Haggy. Walter .I . Hagg\· II. Ro bert Lee Ha ll, ChrlstophPr 0. Haning, Sue King and Darla Lou King. Mi chae l A. King, Philli p i s exprrtC>d to be gra nt ed limi ted RK ing, Susa n Marie King, Ed· immunity from prosecution by _ V,:ard E . Kilrhr n . .Jr .. Mic hael the comm ittees nf'xt mon th so he Kloes. Michell e Renre Kn app, · ca n test ify with legal protect ion in J uly . August Rule death apparenl .5uicide at 'l'orker. also is said to ha ve Meigs court news Pleads guity to 8 & E dav dal. O'Boyle, an affluent New Daily stock prices Salisbury Towns hip. Funeral sP t'Vif'cs !'or Gordon , Ridenou r. liB. who died Wcdn<'> raiser Carl Chan nell. who pleaded guil ty this month to Wrdnesday. at :!: 16 p.m . in Mei gs Count.Y Drm ocrf.Jt j(· ExcrutivP Commi ltrr w ill mee t tonlghl ('l'h u r·sd ay 1. 7: :m p. m ., a l Ca rprn trr 's Hall ln Po mf'roy. All interestrd tlf.•moiT<.tts 31"£' invitl'd to tJ IIPnd. Gordon Ridt•nour Ganvood. a \\C'althy wldov. from Austin. Trx<.b. provided mo"re than $2m illion Jut hC' rrbt,?ls through co n sfn· atlvf'1 fun d· provid ed man(' )' through Channell. North , th e· key· figure In the sca nd al firr•d Nov. 2:1 fro m the Na tiona l Security Co unci l staff. iliPgal. ha s joined Prolw r:. Haw ley. 21, William O'BO)' it' ;md .Joseph Coors. re hr b while U.S. mili tary aid to south bound roa dsidC' park on Route :~:~. Pree refreshment s, coffe(\ soft drink s, Pte .. will bl' sf• rvf•d throug hout the period . Purpose of the saff'ly brea k is to provide trave lers w ith a frw Rlrk Ellfln Carwood . c rim inal co nspiracy in the sca n- hr<.tr from three pri vatr citizrns who donotPcl hig dollars to thr Dems will m eet this e11ening Contra Ci.l usr: "hig hest level" of government. Si ng\aub, an Arm y veteran who ar ranged arms sales to th e C'i tizen ·s T Pams 1 No. :~R~7, wi II bf~ havi ng I hPir annual MPmoria I Da y .o;afet.v hrcak. s t.:trtin~ Vritla y at !) p.m. and con tinuin ~ through Monday a t fi p.m . The safety br(·ak will be he ld at the• minut es rest. Th e saf(•ty break is ap proved by the Ohio Hi ghw ay Patrol and the Mr igs Cou nt y Sheriff' s Drpa rtmcnt , Meigs to graduate .. conttnucctfrom pag~ l Scandal hearings continue rhl'm was Orang:r Towns hi p T r usti'C'S wi l l cancel toni ght's m (lf'li ng on dust r onl rol. Thr m c(·ting wa~ t o have bern held :-~t the Orange Town sh ip fin· dr•ptJrl mt •nt . Thursday. May 21, 1987 Pool ope1111 Saturday ATHLEtiC WINNERS - Rachel Reiber and Mike Wolford hold larre tropllles the:r received u lbe 011t.Widlns IM!nlor sir! and boy athletes of Southern High School at Thuroday'• annual awards aaoembl;,. ,., ,f; London Pool In Syracuse will open at 1 p.m. tomorrow and will be open untll6 p.m . The pool will also be open on Sunday and Monday th is weekend. Feeney-Bennett Post plans announced for Memorial Day Members of Feeney-Bennett Post 128, American Legion. Mid· dleport, will put In a busy Monday as they make their way to a number of cemeteries for short Memorial Day services. Members will meet at the hafl at 8:30 a .m. Monday leaving there at 8:45a.m. belore going to the Middleport levee to place flowers on the river at9a .,m. The schedule after that Includes: Middleport Riverview Cemetery , 9:15; radford, 9:30a .m.; Middleport Hill. 9: 45; Addiso.n, 10:15; Cheshire Gravel Hill, 10:30; Legion Park, 11:15 a .m. Following dinner at the hall !rom 11: 30 to 12: 30. thegroupwlll go to Howell Cemetery at 12:.45 p.m. , and to Burlingham atl: 30. Post memb<>rs are to mee1 a1 the hall at >p.m. this even In~ to go to the cemeteries to pluce flags. Members of the auxtllary on the kitchen committee are to meet at the post home at 9:.'!0 a.m . Mondf to prepare dinner . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 21, 1987 erwin ridenour