https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7e528ec270bb3607b986805c753cce21.pdf 71a032d98ede18a9f3cc697d9ce826e2 PDF Text Text Page 10 The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Tllesday, May 26, 1987 --Local briefs-- Storms dreneh some Memorial Day ·programs Squads receive several calls A num ber of calls were answered over the holiday weekend by units of the Meigs County Emergency Medical Services. A\ 12: 23 a.m. Saturday, Pomeroy went to Route 7 for Kelly Morris, who was treated but not tra nsported ; Pomeroy all: 56 a.m. took David Talbott, Racine. from Route 7 ro Veterans Memorial; Pomer oy atl2 : 15 p.m . look Char les Niemeyer from Libert y Ave ., to Vet era ns Memor ial; Midd lepor t at 5: 53p. m ., went to the New Lima Road for Dusty Tillis. treated but not tran sported; Racin e at 8:28 p.m . took Pairlck Snyder from Third Sl., to Veterans Memorial. On Sunday T uppers Pla in s took Toby Mctier fnom Forked Run Stat e Par k to Camden·Ci ark Hos pi ta l in Parkersburg, and at 4:50p.m., Rutland took A ndy Doczi from T itus Road to Holzer Medical Cen ter . Monday at 12:.17 p.m., Tuppers Pl ain s look Ora Si nclair from Sumner Road to Veterans Memorial Hospita l; Syracuse at ll: 34 p.m . took Thurman Mart in. .Jr., from Snowbal l Hili to Veteran s M emor ial Free clothing day The Gal ti a·Meigs Communll yi\cr ion Agency wi ll hold it s free clot hing day for low in co me persons Thursday from 9 a.m. to 12 noon . The cloth in g bank is loca ted In the old high sc hool build ing at Ches hi re. Patrol checks two accidents There were two acc iden ts in Meigs Count y durin g the Memorial Day wee kend , according to the Ga ll la·M eigs Pos t of the Sta te H ighway Pa t rol. The fir st occurred In Salem Tow nship Su nday, at noon, on Ohio 124. Gladys M . M olden, 69, of Dex ter, was drivi ng wes t on Ohio 124 when In the prorrss of ro und ing a curve. she tried ro pas s a car pa rked in the r oadway. While do ing so she tr ied to avoid hittin g an oncoming ve hicle. She cut to the right side of the road. but could not avoid striki ng the left side of the par ked ca r owned by Car l R . .J ones . 58, of Co lumbu s. •Jones was cit ed for par king on the roa dway . The ·ot her acc ident occurred Monda y, at 5:34 p.m .. in Salisbury Towns hip , at the in tersection of Ohio 7 and County Road 24. Lisa C. Hewitt, 19, of Dauphin, Pa., wa's nor th bound on Ohio 7 when a car driven by Sue A. Romuno, 28, of Pomeroy, tu r ned left from Ohio 7 to Co unt y Road 24, Int o Hew itt' s path. Hewitt co uld not stop In ti me to avoid hittin g Rom uno's ca r . Romuno· wa s cit ed for fa ilu re to yield . Area deaths Albert Diehl Albert Wayne Di ehl , 64, Wi ck· li!!e, formerly of Meigs Co unty, died May 12 unex pectedly at his home. Mr. Diehl wa s born and rea red In Meigs Cou nt y. He wa s born Aug. 30, 19221n Pomeroy, a son of the late E rnest a nd Edna Lenken· hoker Diehl. Survivors local ly Include his sister, Iva Powell. Pomeroy, and an aunt, M amie Swauger, M id· dleport and cou sins. He Is also survived by his wife, two dau gh· ters, four grea l·gra ndch lldren and an aunt , none of whom live in Meigs County . Services were held on May l o at the Ca l vary Assembl y of God Church In Willou ghby Hill s, Ohio. Hazel Hart Hazel B . Ward Hart , 8~'· of Route 2. L eon died Sa turda y, May 23, 1987 In Pleasa nt Val ley Nursing Care Uni t aft er a long Illness. Born April .1, t9tJ:\ In LPon, shr· was the daughtrt' of thP lal<' Beachtel Ward and l': mma Hodges Ward . She was preceded In df'al h by her husband, Hoba r t M . 1-l ar t. a daughter and a son. She wa s a mt•mbN of the Jehovahs Witnesses of Poi nt Pleasant . Surviving are a so n, Hoban Wester Hart . Routr 2 Leon; a sister, Lilly Ca mpbrl l. Park<'TS· burg; two gra ndchildrr n. thr rr step·gra ndchlldr f'n and several great-grand<•hi ldrf' n. Services wNr held toda)' at 11 a.m . at Want C0mr1a rv wi th Frank Fult z offir l:t tln g, Wllcoxen Funl'ral ll onu · wa s in charge of arrangNnrn ts. Marion F. R(•ytJOirl s Mar lon F . Hrv nolds. 7ti, of Rac ine, died Sa t1i rday. Ma)· t:l. 1987 at hi s hom e. He was born M:ty 2, 1911 In Sardis, Ohi o to th e l:ll e Thomas Jay Sr. and Mar garet Mr ( :tonr Rey nolds. Formally of Mason, he wa s a member of the Chrlsti:tn Bret h· eren Church of Ma so n. He was a r etirf'cl rh·l·r mHn and sell-employed timbrr man . He was preceded in dr:tth h)· two sister s and two br otlwrs. He Is SUf\' lved b)' hi s wlfr. E ln ore, of Rac in e; stepmothPI', Garnett Rey nold s, of Gallipolis F erry; stepdaughter, Vrrglr Havens, of Ca llforn l:~: stepson. VIrgil Havens, Parkersburg: two sisters. Catherine King. Ma rlon . Ohio, and Ruth MPigh, Ga llipolis Ferry; three brothers, C.J . " Jack" Reynolds and John L. Reynolds, bo th of Gallipolis Ferry, and Roy B. Rey nolds of Florida; several grandchlld•·en, great·grandchtldren, nieces and nephews. Services will be at I p.m. Wednesday at the Wilcoxen F un· eral Home with the Rev ..James Lewis officiatin g. Burial will be at Sun crest Cemetery . F,rlends may call at the funera l home from 2 lo 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m . Wednesday_ Ray Deweese Ray M . Dewees e. 82. of Point Pleasa nl, di ed Su nday aft ernoon. May 24. 1!187 at his home aft er a long Illness. He was born August 29, 1904 at Leo n toT.F'. Dewes sea ndOmeda DewPsse. He wa s a ret ired fu rnace operator at Ma lleable I ron Com· pa ny with 2:. years of serv ic·r. He was preceded in death by a son, Cec il. three sister s a nd th ree brothers. He Is surv ived by his wifr, Ora Pick ens De Weese. Point Pl ea· sa nt; lwo daught ers, Dor is Ma y Roseberry of Illinois, and Wavey Ann Swin k of frankto n. Indiana: six sons, Eal'i Ward of And erson. I nd., Bas il Ray, Hender so n. Nat han Ezra , Co lumbia , S.C .. B.O . "Eugene. " Car ti ng ton, Ohi o, Ja mes Sta nley, Point Pl ea· sa nt, and Roge r Da l e, Souths ide; :l:. grandchild re n and 32 gr ea t· gra ndchildren . Se rvices will b e Wedn esda y to .1 p.m . at Wilcoxen F uneral Home with the Rev. De lbern McCa rt · ' ney offlr ial ing. Bul' lal wilt be at Kirkland Memor ial Ga rden s. f riends ma y ra i l ar the funeral home fro m ~' to 9 p.m . today . . By United Press International Warm, moist air setlled over much of the Sou th and MidWest early today following q.lnshow· ers and thunderstorms that skipped across th e Plains and Gulf Coast, killing a boater and downing trees and power lines. Storms drenched Memorial Da y activities Monday. toppling . and central Wisconsin early · Quynn Brow n, a sher iff's pollee trees and d am ag ing light build· toda y. dispatcher. ings In Nebraska, Iowa ahd Some of Monday's storms The tornadoes struck near Indiana. A boater was struck by . produced tornadoes, hail. heavy Gruver, batter in{( a hangar at the l ightn ing an d k illed in northwest· raI n and gusty winds. A tornado airport, but no planes were ern Loui siana. flipped a trailer east of Tampico. damaged, said A.J. Ratliff, city Forecasters called. for a warm Ind., and anot her twister nor· manager. One mobile home was and sticky day today In Chica go Theast of Westport , Ind., toppled flipped, bu t no one was hurt , he and dense fog enveloped sout h several trees. sa id . Power lines were blown down Continued fr om page 1 at Craig. Neb., and Crothersville. Locally heavy rains fell Mon. Ind. Strong winds in Cherokee day across the lower Mississippi Later in the program, Mil ler, fellow class m ate. Duane Howell. Co unry, Iowa. knocked down Valley . Six inches of rain whose twin daughters were tragically killed in a motor trees and blew a mobile hom e off drenched Na poleonville, La ., amo ng the graduating cl ass, vehicle acc ident on May 16. its founda tion. 90-minute per iod . A man during a asked gr adu ates to "let us Everyone stood as Howell's Ravaged west Texas end ed I he was killed by lightning while (parents! down easy. Re · parents, Dennis and Nora Jean holiday und er a tornado walch boating on Lake Bistlneau In member, we wil l alw ays be mom Howell, accepted thei r son' s aft er several funnel cl ouds were Louisiana . and dad. We're proud of you and diploma . spotted and one touched dow n Scattered showers and thunwe love you." A specia l scholarship. In m e· just JO mil es from Saragosa , the der storms continued In North The salu ta tory add ress by mory of Duane Howel l. was tiny tow n leveled by a twis ter Ca r olina, Tennessee and Ala· Mar ty Cline, reca lled that the present ed to Mart y Cl ine. i\ nd IT Fri day that killed 29 people. bama. Birmingham, Ala., got Class of 1987 "exc elled in every was announced that the class will The tornado touch ed down 2 more than 1'h Inches of rain in 30 aspect of high school , choosing be making a donation. also in m inutes late Monday. not to follow but to lea d.'' Cline Howe ll 's name, to lhe Meigs miles northeast of Barstow, Texas, but there were no reports ca utioned gradua tes !hal the Alumni Associa tion. roa d ahead of lh em wou ld be Meigs Loca l Super in tendent of damage or injuries . Approxi· The year 's fi rst tropical dp. rocky. with ups and downs. "easy DanE. Mor ris accepted the Class mately rwo·lhirds of Bars tow 's pression has formed east of the for some but a st ruggle for of 1987. and diplom as were !iOO residents, shaken by the Bahama s, the National Weather others.' ' He told gra duat es to presen l ed by Boa rd of Education tra gedy in Saragosa , crowded Service in Miami sai d late into the ba sem ent of a school· remain determin ed throughout President R obert Snowden . Th e broad low. pres. Monday. their lives, using the strong Larry Powe ll , a member of I he house during the th rea tening area was movi ng north· sure Board 'o r Educa tion, was given wea ther, wi t nesses reported. leadership qualities whi ch they northeas t at near 10 mph. A swarm of tornadoes boun ced formed in high sc hool. the honor of presentin g a diplom a " We had a hurrican e hunter . int o Han sford County In t he far Vaiediet or lan E rin Ander son to his own son. out there today and we have Panhandle, po· northern Texas described gra du ation as "a bit · The class roll was presented by gotten the first tropical depres. tersweet occasion ." She sa id Brend a Sinclair. senior cl ass lice reported . sion of the season, located 350 "Probably fi ve or six." said high school has prepared the sec retary. miles eas t of the central Baha· Class of 1987 for l he roads th ey Wh at m ay become a new mas, drifting slowly toward the will tak e, and tha t thei r "dlplo· tradit ion at t he school. wa s the nor th ," said NWS forecater Bob mas r epresent t he priceless gift presentation of a flower by eac h Sheet s. "A ny change In strength of education." "As we graduates graduate to thei r mother in the will be slow, but it's fairly l arge !Continued from page 11 wa lk out the doors of Meigs Hi gh aud ien ce. As they rece ived their so we Think It will be around for a for the last tim e." she add ed, diplomas. each gradua te 'ieft the was handled by Supt . Bobby Ord few days.'' " we will ha ve changed greatl y. stage to ta ke the flowers to thei r with diplomas be.i ng presented to We will have ended a leve l of moms, man y who stood waitin g th e 72 gra duates by Don Smith, educa t io n and a sta ge of our for the recogn ition from their son vice president of the boa r d of Salvation Army lives." or daughter wit h tears in thei r educati on, ass isted by Char les Following th e sa lu tatory and eyes. Py les. board member . has free clothing day va ledictory addresses, gradu · The sy mbol of graduation was ales pau sed to remember thei r ex plained by Heather Cullums, Free clot hing day will be held vice presiden t of gr adu ating Closes Thursday at The Salvation Army, Butter· class. followed by the turning oi Th e Meigs Cou nt y Board of nut Ave .. Pomeroy, from 10 a.m . the tas sel s. to 12 noon Thursday. All area (As oll0:30 a.m. ) T he benedictio n wa s g iven by Elections Office , Mechanic St.. residents In need of clothing are Pom eroy, will be closed Thurs· Provided hy Pas tor Kcssec . wei rome. Bryce an d Mark Smith T he Meigs Hi gh Hand then day so rhar employees ca n attend of Blunt Ellis & Lo ewi played the sc hool's al ma m ater, in·serv ice tra ining da y at Lan· " M aroon and Gold." The band cas ter on the lates t programs on Plan AA meeting Price also played "The Star Spangled ba ll ot ta bulation. Firm A m E lectric Power ..... .. .. 26Y, Banner," "Ma j estia," and the The Meigs County Chapter of AT&T ............... .................. 2:,% processlona I and reces siona I. Alcoholics Anonymous will show Ash land Oil .............. ......... ti:n·. The line. "so much to re· a movie, "Guidelines" at a Bob Evans Farms ... ... 2~Y. member; so much still ahead . " Vet erans Memorial meeting ro be held at 7 p.m . Charming Shoppes .............. 24 \1, from the song, "Go With A Song Saturday Admissions- Dav id T hr usday at the Sacred Heart Federal Mogu i. ................... ~2 Y, In Your Heart," sung ear ly In th e Ta lbott , Racine; Char les Nie· Church In Pomeroy. The session Goodyear T&R .................. li2 "•1 progr am by theschooleholr, rook meyer. Pomeroy . is open to the public. Heck 's Inc ..... ...................... 4Y, on specia l mea ning as graduates Saturday Di scharges - Linda Limited Inc..................... 101·, left the gymnasium with their Rhodes . Nor m a n TH r e ll , Multimedia In c.................. ol '% diploma s. Rhonda · Ba y, Ge nevi eve M..-ets Wednesday Rax Restaura nrs ....... ......... .. li'l. Graduates then gathered out · Demos key. Robbins & Myer s ................ 10 \~ side in front of the sc hool wher e Sunday Admission - Richard .The Long Bottom Community Shoney's Inc ....................... 27 \11 hats were th rown in the air an d Gi bbs, Middlepor t. Association will m eet at 7:30 Wendis Int i. ............. .. ........ 91!, handshakes and hugs were Sund ay Di scharge - Haro ld p.m . Wednes day at the commun· Wor thington fnd ..... ... .. ........... l9 shared. Carson, Florence Boring. tty building. Daily Number by Clay Page 4 708 Warm and humlldd'h~~~~:~ Lo"' around 65. T sunny, hot lttld muggy. arouqd 90. Pi<'k 4 1022 Southern ... • at y Vo1.36, No.268 Copyrighted 1987 en tine By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Senlinel Staff Writer Ac tion to place a five·year. five m ill general opera ting levy on the ballot in November was taken at T uesday night's m eeting of the Eastern Loca l Sc hool Dis t r ict Board of Education. In other act ion, the boa rd hired A rchie Rose as head footbal·l coach on recommend ation of Supt. Ri chard Roberts and P r incipa l Dan Apllng. Roger Gaul, Jim Smith and Jim Ca ldwell voted in favor of Rose for · the position, while K ar hy Manicke and Susie Heines absta ined. Rose was the only applica nt for the pos ition. Neither Don Eichinger nor Ro n Hill co· head coaches this yea r . applied fo r the position, it wa s reported . Other s hired were Rita Wil liam s, junior class advisor, and Jim Hupp, senor class advisor. The board approved the list of seniors fot· graduation upon completion of requirem ent s. Shirk Insur ance, Columbu s. wa s se lected t o provide stud ent accident insurance, and. the adm instration was requested to secure addit ional figures from other firm s for student photography. Estima tes and bids on addiTional electri ca l repair s at the Chester E lem ent ary sc hool will br obt ai ned. The pup il promot ion· rel ention policy and the grading system wer e discussed wi th sta ff inpu t to be secured before revisions are inst itu ted. The board approved an advan ce to Chapter 1 of $>,000 until the state money is r eceived. and an appropriation modific ation f or Dennis Eichinger of $3,006 from supplies to other object s. A relmbursemenl req uest from a group of teac hers taking a computer course was tabled pending informa t ion on fees. The board also approved William Ru'c hanan 's child att ending the· Tupper s P lain s Elcmcnt ar)' School next year. Several sta te and feder al prog ram s · wr1·r approved for participa tion by lhr di st ri ct includ ing Chapter l and II. Tit le 6 B. PP S. and a new dru g progr am th rough t he sta te wh ich Is fed ~r ally funded. allowing $2 per student for thr ncx l school term. Grace Stou t and th reP hrad coo ks were au th oriz~d to att end th e Oho Food SNI'ice workshop at Nelso nville. June 18, at u cost to the board of $10 registration fee each. Approva l fo r unpaid leave of absence for E ri c Chamber s was given . Cham ber s will have residency at t he North China University of Technology in Beij ing. and LEE LEONARD UPI Slatehouse Reporter CO LUMBUS. Ohio t UPl t Majority Republica ns In the Ohio Senat e have released their sub· stlt ute $22 billion two·.vear state bud get with an ext ra $19~ million for education. but minority Democr ats ar e steamed over th e way th ey fou nd tbr money. Th e Democra ts grumbled at Tuesday night' s Senate Finan ce Commi ttee meeti ng about the loss of $110 milli on from th r House-passed levels for wel fa re and heal th carr. T hey also qu es t ioncd the GOP' s r evenue esti mat es. par· tlcularl y from a rev ised tax on lnt Prsta ro long distance !Piephon e ca ll s. wh ich Is supposed to produce $100 millhm' wit hout ad,·ersely affrc t lng reslden !Ia! Hospital news customers. WEBSTER SWORN IN - With president Reagan looking on al left, former FBI director William Weh•t er is sworn in as the new director of the CIA Tuesday. Administering the oath Supreme Court Justice Lewis Powell. (UPI) Reagan dismisses fears of U. S. involvement in conflict WASHI NGTON <UPll - Pres. ident Reagan says th e U nitPd Sta tes will not be drawn int o the l ra n· l raq war while expa nd ing its milita ry rolr In the Persian Gu lf but · "w ill firr back" i f attacked . The Nrw York Times rl'ported toda1·. " I do not sec the danger of war," Re aga n told si.' foreign journk! l lst s in un in tr rYirw Tues· da.v . Th r White House planned to release today the content of the interview. portions of whi ch th e T im es obtained fr om onr of lh e particip ants . Rea ga n sa id the Uni ted States was a non ·beiilgeren t in th r gulf. which has b<'rn ' rack ed b)' more than si x :>rars of wa r brtwr<' n I ran and I raq . and thu s he d id not k now how U.S. lor ces m ig ht be drawn into the conflict. " I do nor know how it <·o u ld poss ibi)' sta r t." hr sa le!. "rx crpt i t is tr ue. that this is notth<' l'irst pl:~cr or the ani)· plucr in 1he world whrr r we h:11·,, fell it n C'rrS!"i:lr~· 10 maintil in tt milil ar.r force." " Wr're not thPI'r to altac k an1 one." hr added. " IJu l if fired upon. we will fire back ... While Reaga n's r em arks ap· prared Ji med ar eas ing fears the incr r ased U.S. mil it ar)' rolr in the gulf cou ld pull the co unt rv int o thr I ra n· Iraq war. they al so p I\ .... ,.u .... :1 ... • a ppea red to buttress veiled threats bv so mr senior officials in recent' days that thr U nited States is prrpa red to st rik e back if att acked b.v I ra n. While Hou sr spokC'sman M ar· lin FitzwatN said Tuesday i t would be lrrrspons ible ro sugges t the United Stai rs might bomb Iran if It att acked I he 11 KuwaiTI ta nkers expected to fl .v tht• A mrrican flag and receive U.S. nav al pr otection In th e gulf car l:> next month under a U.S.· Iraqi agrPemrnl. "The ba sic r u ir>< of engage· m ent han' b<'r n m ade." he sa id. without eiaboraling . Rraga n is rx pectC'd Inter thi s week to rc1 ·tew rC"commend a· lions from 1he .Joint Chiefs of Stu ff regardi ng the rules of engagement fo r U.S. forcC's In the gulf. thr officials sa id . I ra n has lau n.. hed most of Its attarks agai nst Kuwaiti shipstak ing pa ins not to hit U .S. I'C'Ssf'ls - and Irania n officia ls sa id the)· would no t change their tactics merely becau se thr Kuwaiti ships wer e fi)·ing rhr America n flag . Whi1r rC"appralslng It~ ow n Middl e East role. thC' United States has inten sified li s attempt to per sua de the Sovi£'1 U nion to press ure IT s Eas t bloc partner s and ot her count r ies to cea se Ferry out of commission Call lANK ONE for more h'lformatlon 593 •681 or 1·100-12~954 26 Cents A Mullimedia Inc. Newspaper Quin ghu a Universit y in Xi an, China. wher e he will study Chin ese culture. arts and arc hit ecture with Dr. james Ton g of Ohio University, Aug. 24·28. Approval wa s given to Janice Weber to attend the all· vocational cduca tlonat.conference on July 27·29 at Cincinn ati with funding ro come out of her service co ntract with the board for thr ll'<' of$25. In execut ive session the board discussed per sonnel and tho upcoming levy. Next regular board meet ing was ann oun ced for .Junr 17. 8 p.m . with a spec ial session for considera tion ot per sonnel set for .June 29. Rp.m. Brsldrthc board membel'S att endi ng were Don Shue. Tupper~ Pla ins principal. Grace Weber. head teacher . Riverv iew: Dan A pi ing, principal , Eas tern Hlgti School. Supt . Richard Ro ber ts, and Eloise Boston . w. treasu rer. Senate Democrats grumble over welfare budget reduction Daily stock prices $ 1 Section , 14 Pages Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio, Wednesday, May 27, 1987 Eastern board to seek five mill levy in fall Christopllt'r McClellan Chris topher L ee McC lellan. son of Christopher M cC lellan and Stacev Gale Clonc h McClellan, was s'imborn at Pleasant Valley Hospital on Ma y 21. 1987. · Survivi ng In addit ion to his parents are his mat ernal grand· pa1·ent s, Clar ence Clonch of Henderson and Beverly and David Rupe, also of Henderson; and paternal grandparents, Jack and Ha zel McClellan , Gallipolis, Ohio. Graves ide services will be aIll a. m . Wednesday In Hender son Cemetery wllh th e Rev . Louis A . Hussell officiating. ..;,_.__. Mel'gs ••• -..:::..:::::.:.:::=::....:.:..:::._::_:_:_:._ _ _ __ Lillit• Young Lillie Bclil' Young. 8>. Rout e 1. Rocky Fork Road . Glenwood. was pronounced dead on ilrrlva l at Pl easa nt Valley Hos pital on Sa tu rday, Ma y 23. 1987. Bo1·n April 22, 1902 In Ashton. she wa s the dau gh ter of the late Ed Jnd Hall ie Fl etc her 1-lughes. and the wi fe of the lat e Claude W. Young, who di ed i n F'ebrual'Y 1981i. She attended Moores Chapel UniiNI Me th odist Churc h, Asht on. S urv i vi n ~ arr two daugh!(II'S. Mrs I. lilian M. Hughcs, Gallipolis Frnv. and M rs . Fr ances Bush. Galllpolis. Ohio: two sons. Law· r~ n ce and Chester Young, both of Glenwood: one fostc •· daugh ter. Loren a Oli ver, Co lumbu s. Ohio: li ve grandchildr en. two gr eat · gra ndc hildre n and t hree foster gr ande hlldrcn. Serv ices we1·e hPid al 2 p.m . loda v at the Crow·Hussell Fun· · er ai .Hornc with the Rrv . Gilbert Smith Jr. offici at ing. Bur ial was i n Moores Chapel C<•meter y In Ashton . Visitation was held ar the funeral homr . Ohio Lollt>n• Eagles ousted . The Pom eroy ferry is temporarily out of mmml.slon after losing a propeller. Divers have been looking lor lhe propeller, but a• of Wrdn<"Sday morning, It had not heen loeated. The boat bas IH>en put in dry dock in preparation to replace the propeller. As soo n as posslhle, r eports Marcia Rodger , wife of ferry operator Durrell Rodger, the ferry wUI he hack In ~~ervlce. When the ferry I• back In service, It wUI be operatin11 under a new time schedule. Darrell Rodger "announced late la.•t week thai In order to facilitate late shift change!!, be Is chanrtng his !!t!hedule of operation to 5: a.m. to 1: a.fll. Monday through Saturday. The ferry has be,·n runnlnr; from 5 a,m.to I a.m. , but Rodger says many ohlft wo<kers cannot make It to the ferry he!o~e the fasttrlp all a.m. H ~ saldonly about one r egular rider would be affected by the lime chanr;e In the morning. On Sundays, ihe ferry will operate from 6 a.m. to 1:30 a.m. sa FY!ken thousand people who Ctm!.. BANK ONE, ATM£N5, NA, Alhent. Ottio -FDIC ,. sa arm s sa lrs to I ran . U .S. offici al s sai d. U.S. o1·ertu res to the So viet Union. which brganquir ti~about u y(\aJ' ago, have re<·Pi\'ed in· creased pub l icity by theadminis· !ration si nce The Iraq i missile att ack Ma y 1i on th e f r iga te USS Stark. which killed ~7 sa ilors. Spelling bee finals start today WASHINGTO N I UPl t - A record 185 y oungsters from H states pu t asidC' di ctionaries toda~ to begin t he world ser ies of wo r ds - the openin g rounds or thr two·da y National Spell ing BN' . Jon Pennington of Shireman · sron . Pa .. won the champi onship laS! year In the fam ous Scripps· Howard war of words when he corrrctiy spelled "odont algia." meaning toothache, beating ou t Kenneth Larson of Nort h Palm B<>a<'h, Fla . Larson, 14. Is com pet lng again In th e 60th annual eve nt. Wlrh his second·place fini sh last year, 11th place In 1985 and 65th In 1984. Larso n Is one of 35 contestant s who have competed before. F ive spellers are competing for the third Time and 29 are making their second appearance. This year's 185 regional cham· pions wi ll brin g wiTh them a va riety of spe lling and study strategies . A study of the 174 fi nalists lri last year 's competl· lion found that 51 percent of the · top spellers use visual memory, 45 percent I he dictlona ry and 44 percent written or verbal repetition to learn how to spell words. In a separate questionnaire answered by parents, 76 percent r eported their children ·began to show ·lnterest In readin g, writing and spelling before entering elementa ry school. The Senate Republ icans. work · ing through last werkrnd. fas hl · oned thei r versi on of th(• budget aro und a $92 million hlkr In Instruct ion a! subsi dies for col · legrs and univers itie s. Thry previously had announced a $90 million boost over the House· reco mm ended figure for prim· arv a'nd seco nda ry schools. Overa l l. t he Sena te COP pl an r aise's stai r spending by 9.1 perc<>n l for The next lw oyrars . ll is $160 million abovr the amount recomm ended by Gol'. Richard F . CC'Ieste and $50 million above tho Housr·pa ssrd appropriation . The co mm ittee will takr am endments todav and the bill is schPdu led for a fl oor vore'Thurs· dav . Co nferen ce committ ee nc· goi tatio ns with the House will fo llow in .June. The Senate arch itects sa i d thei r cut s in selected agcnries balancr out th<• Increases for educa tion. The~ co nt ended r r · du ct ions in feder al wpi fare and hea lth cu r e matching fu nds brln~.t th eir overa ll budge t In li ne wllh Cries tr's and below the House ' s version. " Ed uca tion is our number one budge t prior it y brc ausr qua lity edu ca tion pla)·s a vi tal rote In a stro ng Ohio rco nom.v and the creation and retention of good jobs for Ohioan s." said Se n. Stan ley .J. Aronoff. R· Cincinn aTI . chair man of the F lnancC' Com· mittrc•. who cngl nN'rcd r he sub· stl rutc budg(•l. "Be tter schools will m ean a brlg-hl f'r l'ulu rr•. " sai d Aronoff .., But Sen. William f . Bowen. D ·Cinclnna tl. described the r ut s f rom th e ll ousC' version of $ii9 million fr om health carr und $.1:. million from aid to f am ilies with d e p r ndpnt c hlld rr n as " horrrndous." Bowen sa id a pianned4 p<•rcent Increase In welfare benefit s In l 9R~ Is " out th (' window," and warned the star e co uld C'nd up In co urt If II fal ls to meet fr dcral giJidellnrs for funding human services . " I guess yo u had to ge t II rmonrv for cd uca tlon t !rom somep.la c~. " sai d Bowr n. "but ll' s the l ast pla ce I 'd want to get it. You 're taki ng II our of the mouths of th e hungry and th0 homrl ess and those least abl e to afford ll ." Aro noff sai d th e <tdd it lon for hi gher educa tion will enabl e publ il' r oll 0ges and universities to hold p<'rcentage tuition In· creases " br low double dl!(ll s.'' Sen . E ugene J . Watts , R· Co lumbus, sai d Ohio State Unl· vcr slty, which wa,rn ed of u 14 percr nt tuition hike under thC' House vNsion of t he budget. would be abi C' to live with "less than an 8 percent Increase.' ' Aronoff sa id the Senate did not plarc an.1· ceiling on tuition and fet•s. but added rhar Issue "has not vet bC'en rcsol vcd ." " We arc e'rremcly pleased, " said Willi am B . Co ull<'r, <'hanrel· lor of the Ohio Board of Regents. " Thi s Increase by the Senate Is a major Increase. 1.1 will help us do substanti ally marC'." But C'oultrr noted the re~cnts h11d asked for rwtcr what the Sena te Republican s a llow~d. He sa id rhe reg<'nt s will press lor anot her $~ million late r lor a workforcr tra ining network. The• Sena te Republica ns also restored $1 million In mas s r ra n.11r gra nts: added $21 million for office building r~nt pay· ment s, Including The Slt£' of a computrr center at Ohio Stal<• Untvcrsil)'; and added money for agrlcullurai research. To fln a n cct hese pro~ra m ~ . lhe senators rr sclnd ed u $3ii million one· tlmc windfall for local ~o· vernmenr . and cut the Depart. mrnr of Developmrnl's requested Industri al ex pansion gra nt s program b.v one·thlrd , or $10 million. · Th<'Y also ci('{'lrd to trim .1.~ perc<>nt from · th e Hou se. approved op<•ra tln g cos ts of selec ted agrnclcs . Middleport council approves first reading of water deposit increase By BOB HOEFLICH Se ntinel News Staff A n ordinance incrras lng the wa ter deposit fer I rom $.15 to $50 was given a fi rst readi ng Tu cs· day night when Middleport VI I· !age Cou ncil mrt in regula r sess io n. The ordlna ncr wa s given co n· sld eratlon by co uncil upon the reco mmend alion of The Middl eport Board of Publi c Affairs. Council heard K im Shields. Meigs Count y Development Dl · rector. give an upd:ue on pro· j eers bei ng undertak en. The meet In g. held on Tuesday of Mon day du~ ro Mcmor· ia 1Day. was also a public heari ng for the public transportati on sys tem - the Blu e St reak Ca b Co .. whieh is adm instNcd by Middleport Villa ge and II wa s 8f<reed to make applicaTio n to the' Oh io Departm~nt of Trans porta· rlon for fund s to conti nue the system In 1988. Donat Ions towards the com· munlty's July 4th celebrat ion were acknowledged fro m Mr. and Mrs. Bob freed , Harold Hubbard, Hugh Custer. Roger Hysell and th e Consolidated Communications Group. Severa l Middl epo rt firemen have been cert ified ro set off the planned fireworks di splay. Other lndivld· ual s, businesses or organizations wishing to help fi nance the celebration arc as ked to contact Councilman Bob Gilmore. Cou ncil commended Middle· port firemen for cleanup work done at the marina and com- mend ·d Bill Durs t and his crew fo r wor k at th e cemeteries In prepara tion for Memoria l Day and Du rst, .John Hood and Pollee Chi ef Sid Llrt l for wor k done at thr Dil es Park which will se rvr as the crn tral loca tion for lhr Julv 4th ce lcbralion. 1i was agreed to advf'rt IS< · for bid s on a new basketball co urt a1 Hart inger Park and coun cil stu di ed several ya rd sa lr r~gula · tory measures but took no ac tion. Th crC' hav e been co mplaint s lodged aga inst pcr prrual yard sales being held In sam ~ part s or the town. A ttendl ng r he meeting wl're M ayor Fred Hoffman . Ci<' rk .Jon Buck , and roundt men Citmon•. Dr w<·y Horton . .Jack Sattrrlif'id and .Jam"·' ( '!at worth y. insr~ad EAGLES ELIMINATED - Portsmouth flay ellmlnah·d Eastern's Eagles In the 1987 Class A District bu.~c hall !lnals. Seo• • lory on page 4 loday. • �'. Commentary The Daily Sentinel DEVOTED TO THE INTF;RESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA cs::m~ ~v ~d ·= ROBERT L. WINGETT Publis'-'r PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publls'-'r/Controllcr A MEMBER of The United Press BOB HOEFLICH General Manager Inter national, Inland Dally Press Association and the American Newspaper Publishers Association. LE'il'ERS OF' OP INION :Ire wclcornc They shookllx' less than lkl words long. All let ten~ ar(> subj{'(: 1 toed lllng and ITI.I st be ~Is: no:! with name, addrrss and telephon e numbrr. No un s l~nOO letters wlll be P':bll:.hed. L ett£•rs should bt> In good taste, :.~ddrNisln.'( Issu es, not personalities. WASHINGTON- The picture that the rumor wi ll be one not most American~ have of a bank directly related to !he average panic Is the Hollywood version : American bank customer's field frantic depositors clutching their of Interest : word that Mexico or passbooks, try ing Ia elbow Iheir Argentina is abou t to defaull on way through the crowded bank its foreign debts, perhaps, or lobby to lhe teller's cage to gossip that one of I he top 10 U.S. withdraw their money. banks is in serious difficulty. But The reality of the next bank this will · be .enough to cause pani c will he much less 'dra - foreign mon ey managers Ia leap matic: empty bank lobbies, with to their computer keyboards and only the quiet hum of computers whisk their billions out of Amerl · to reflect the fear a nd loathing of can banks to sa fer havens. money managers In Japan and Whatever the Imm edi ate Europe as they desperately ca use. the resull will becalastro· transfer fund s ou 1 of their ac· phic: Within days - or even counts. They onl y thread will be hours- America's august bankthe rumor of disaster that Igni tes Ing system co uld be shattered the panic . like a child's piggy hank dropped Treasury offic ials give n to on the kilchen floor. And t.he U.S. such dark thoughts speculate eco nomy would be shatt ered Beyond the bounds WASHINGTON - Did Sen. Patrick Daniel Moynihan, D·N. Y., slither beyond Ihe boundaries when he linked the- tragic death of .17 sailors on the- ill-fated USS Stark with the Republica n refusal to allow Senate action on the defense authorization bill? And was Sena te De-mocratic leader Robert Byrd not only a willing accomplice, bul the Instigator of this unfortunate coupling? Assista nt Senate Republican leader Alan Simpson. for one, railed this tenous co nnccllon "absolutely and patently absurd" and said he was ·"stunned" by th e remarks made by Moynihan . Byrd, extremely fru stra ted by the GOP refusal to even let the $.103 billion milit ary bill come up for consideration, several times note-d the Iraqi air attack on the Stark In citing numerous reasons why the Senate should get moving. He did not, howevrr, raise the Issue to the level Moy nihan managed In very brief remarks. whieh. at that moment, had been his sole co ntribution to the on-a nd-off debate on the Je~ls latlon. Dramatically, as always, lhe lively, white-maned New .Yorker asked of Byrd : "1 s It rorr<"rt to say that three days after the attack on the Stark, our frigate In the Persian G ulf, In which :11 American sailors died. we are refusing lo take up a bill that authorize-s funds forth£' Navy? Is that what the Senate Is doing?" Byrd replied. "That Is what the Senat e is doinl(." " WIIh the- men of !tiC' Slark stIll entombe-d In !here. " Moynihan said. Again, Byrd replied, "That Is what the Senate is doing." M,oynlhan, just befor£' quitting the floor, ended with a flourish, say ing, " I do not see what level of conscience we could refuse to do our duty. They did their duty. Ca n we not do ours, Sir." The New York Democrat had long fled the floor when Simpson vented his outrage but Byrd, as he always Is, was on the src-ne. And he refuse-d to ba'"k off. lamely r lalm lng that that the attack on the Stark and the bill were "some-what relevant to eac·h other." That's stretc hing. Ce-r tainly, some- of the programs authorized by the bil l go to the' Navy . Bur the bill had nothin g to do with any or theev£>nts that occurred In the Gulf- the derision by the Iraqi pilot to fire, the- lark of response by the Stark or I he failure of Saudi i\rabla to Intercept. No defense authorization bill approved In the past, nor this y~ar's, could have saved !he Stark fr om the attaek, If It was, as now b~llev~d . a tragic mistake- on thr part of J•·aq. In addition. Byrd a nd Moynihan know full well that the bill authorizes money for flsrall9B8, whiC'h does not even be-gin until Ort. I. And the c han ~rs are that before- Cnngressand President se ttle on an authorlzat ion and a money bill, the ca lendar will be' nearrr Christmas than Labor Day. For Moynihan to eq ua te the duty of Republicans to ari on the bill with the duty performe-d by I he :17 sailors who di ed aboa rd the- Stark must be lht' ultlmalc- in comparing oranges and apples. There Is absolutely no co nnection . Or as Simpson sa id , "It Is almost as you cannot rea lly believe what you are hearing- that somehow becausPof thlsrloture vo te that me-n are being killed In the- Persian Gulf. "That Is hi ghly offensive to mr. That Is some th~me tha t I think not nred be repeated In this place." The Senate , In dur time, will resolve it s Impasse on lhl' $:10:1 billion military bill and Congress will, as It always has. provide programs and money for the national defe-nse . Thai , Moynihan notwithstanding Is the "duty" of the Se nat ~ and Invoking till' the- memor.v of :17 dead salio•·s will not and should not speed !he process. Letters to the editor An emotional experience On May 23. 19871 attPnded my 50th reunion and alumni banquet for the class of 1937 of Middleport High School. ThC' I'C'un\on was , wl lhoul u doubt, one of th~ most emotiona l and wonderful expN·irnce of my life. To see these people with whom I had shared my younger days with. meant a lot to me. /\!so we remembered classmates who were deceased. I am reasonably, sure that all who attended wre very happy to see one another again . II was so nice to have Mr. Lee McComas and Mr . Marlin W. Essex join us In our celebration. Thanks to thr Middleport Fire Dl'partment for the use of their facilities for the afternoon . A big " thank you" and "lots of lovt>" to the following prop!~ who worked so diligently to bring us all to~ethrr . I enjoyed every minute of It : Paul Wilev. Paul Smith. Ma rv Grate Brown, Janice Collin's Daniels. Phyllis Diles Jividen , Ruth Blackburn Ebersbach and LPr McComas a nd Dorothy Higgi nbotham Evans. June Hartley Canfl·ell Gallipolis DALLAS tNEA )- Much of the chatter these days among Pxecutlves of Texas financial lnstltu · lions concerns the flamboyant rise and fall of the Vernon Savings and Loan Association. alleged to have been systematica lly tooted by Is offi cers. As Its name suggests, Vernon was founded In Vernon Texas, about 165 miles northwest of here. In 1982, the S&L was acquired by real estate financier Don R. Dixon. who moved Its headquarters to Dallas' boom in!( northern suburbs. According to a civil suit recently flied In U.S. District Court here· by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp., Dixon and six other Vernon executives "looted , dlsslpateJ and wasted" at least $140 million worth of the S&L's assets. The FSLIC suit charges that their extravagant expenses Included $5.5 million for a fleet of five private planes (Including two jets) and six pilots as well as $2 million for a California beach house used as a residence by Dixon and his family. Dixon also benefited from hundreds of thousands of dollars In s&L funds used to pay for his wedding, art collection, European travel, audio equipment, liquor, mobile telephones, maid service and groceries, the FSLIC alleges. 1n addition, Dixon and his fellow ·executives paid themselves more than $22 million In dividends, $15 million In bonuses and millions of dollars In other By Unll!•d Press lntrrnllllonul Today Is Wt>dnesday , May 27, the IH th day of 1987with 218 to follow . The moon Is new. The morning stars are Venus. Jupiter and Saturn. The evening stars are Mercury and Mars. Those born on this date are under the sign of Gemini. They Include financier Cor nelius Vanderbilt In 1794: social reformer Amelia Bloomer, for whom the women's undergarment was named. In 1818: poet Julia Ward Howr, who wrote the lyrics of "The Battle Hymn of the Republic," In 1819; frontiersman "Wild Bill" Hickok In 1837: dancer Isadora Duncan In 1878; detecllve novNisl Dashiell Hammell In 1894; Vice President Hubert Humphrey In 1911; actor ,VIncent Price In 1911 (age 7ti!: golfer Sam Snead In 1912 rage 75); author Herman Wouk In 1915 tal(e 72); actor Christopher Lee in 1922 (age 65); former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger In 1923 (age 64) , and actor Lou GossetJ Jr. In 1936 luge 51). On this date in history: In 170.1, Czar Peter the Great founded St . Petersburg as the new captlal of Russia . In 1905, the Japanese navy destroyed the Russian fleet In the Tsushlma Straits. • In 1941, the Brlllsh navy sank I he German batlleshlpBismarck400 · miles west of Brest, France, In World War II. · In 1%8, the U.S. nuclear submarine &orplon disappeared In the Atlantic with 99 men aboard. In 1979, Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Israeli Prime • Minister Menachem Begin announced the borders between Egypt and Israel were open. · • tors: Here was lhe level . of along wilh it. uninsured foreig-n qeposlts held It's not genera lly realized that by lhe natio n's 10 biggest banks the vast majority or deposits in I the biggest U.S. banks are more as of 1985: Cilibank, $53.7 billion; Bank of than $100,000,and thu s not ipsured - or tha t mos t of this America, $31.9 billion: Chase uninsured money comes from Manhatten, $35 billion; Morga n foreign sources.- Because they Guarantv, $28.6 billion; Manuare uninsured, these fore.ign facturers Hanover, $21.7 billion; deposits are the most volalile Chemica l Bank. $16.2 billion; pari of the delicately in tereon· Bankers Trust. $17.8 billion: . . m•cted U.S. banking system - · Security Pacific, $7 billion; First and the fir st funds ro be with· National Chicago, $14.5 billion: • drawn when a bank shows signs and Continental Illinois. $8.2 : ; billion. of trouble. · ' . ' As if American depositors Banks are not required 10 make public !he amount or unwitting- dependence on foreign unin sured foreign deposits they in vesto rs weren't bad enough, have, but our associate Michael there is also a serious Inequity Binstein has obtained a conflden- involved. American depositors lialllst from fedrral bank regul a· are efferllve lv underwrillng the safe-ty of the. unin sured foreign funds !hat are most likely to trigg-er a devastating panic. That's because the Federal < Deposit Insurance Corp .. which by law insures deposits up to $100.000. also stands behind unln· sured deposi ts in the big banks as a practical matter. The reason for !his de !arlo Insurance of uninsured deposits is that It's necessa ry to instill confidence among the mega-depositors and avert a panic. It would cost the FDIC far more to make !(DOd on the insured deposits of a big bank than It costs lo keep one afloat. This in turn means thai big banks are sa frr to have your monev in than small hanks (whic-h the FDIC can afford to let col tapsr. paying off the Insured deposils) . There's a further unfairness: U.S. taxpayers ultimately gua. ran tee thr FDIC's Insurance payoffs. The big banks that allracl the uninsured foreign deposils pay no Insurance premiums to the FDIC on these deposits - ye t they rely on the • full faith and credit of the · · American taxpayers to keep 1hem in business. runners-up withgirls 84 each. Of. !he nine advancing, one was se nior Melissa Nutter, who advanced to the state finals last year. Nulter again advances Vernon's collapse In March Is a conspicuous but ha rd ly unique exam11le of S&L failure at a time when almost 350 of the country's 3.200 S&Ls are losing money at a rate of $6 million a day . In Texas, 113 of the sta te's 281 S&Ls - 40 percent - no longer ca n meet the FSLIC requirement of having a net worth equal to 3 percent of their liabilities. Moreover, 41 of the problem S&Ls may be beyond salva tion. FSLIC guarantees deposits of up to $100,1100 at fed erally Insured S&Ls - but It currently Is gua ranteeing accounts valued at more than $900 billion with an Insurance fund thai has dwindled to less than $1 billion . The Reagan administration has asked Congress to approve a five-year FSLIC recapitalization plan thai would raise $15 billion In addition to $10 billion In ex pecled ordinary Income, providing the $25 billion the General Accounting Office says Is needed to rescue troubled S&Ls. "The refunding of FSLIC," notes the U.S. League of Savings Institutions, the Industry's largest trade asSOC'Iatlon, "does not Involve taxpayer money. All of the money will come enllrely from ... savings lnslltutlons." But It Is precisely because the $15 billion would be produced through assessments on s&Ls that the league has waged an expensive and extensive lobby\. ,. In 10urnament play with another great throw in the shot put. Jayne Ann Ritchie placed in the high jump as did senior Bev Wigal, who also advanced in the 3200 and 1600 meter reia ys. The Baum sisters, Darlene and Susan, qualified in the maximun four events. Darlene \\<On the 100 meter hurd les. placed second in the 3110 meter relay, placed third in the 16110 meter relay , and placed in the 3200 rel ay. Su san Baum qua lif ied In 1hc 3200 meter rel ay. plact'cl second in th e 1600 meter , placed fourth in th~ 800 meier rpla ~' . and won thr 3200 meter run. Despite all the competition the 800 meter relays, whii<' Ma r,· Baum gir ls were successful in Parker place-d in the 800, 400, and legging ou r over four miles of 1600 meter rel ays. Beth Arbaugh placed in Ihr 800 running distance In their respecand 400 mei N r·~i <r y s ro qu alif)' 1ivc event s. Ea stern 's Theresa Lamber f01 the Regional. Coach Ra lph Wigal '> squad qua lified in three events; the800. 400 , and 1600 nw1t•r relays. A~' adv a nces to the' r cg ion~ll al Mora placPtll n lh•· :;200. 400. and Musklngum Coll e~c m New Con · •• L"Ord for S<'mi-fln al round s begi nning at4 p.m. Thursday, Ma y28. The Regiona l fin als are Sa llJrda y. May :\0 a1 l : 30. Point total s \\' ('!'<' _ ;1s f o!l o\vs : Croo ksv il lP H G. !·: a~ t P rn 84 . Mllkr Rl . Ports mout h East 42, SouthW('S if' rn : t~ . a ncl H 11 1\n ~Jn Trace 9. Ir~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; EASTMAN'S. Your lodependently Owoed Low·P.-iced Supe.-market -.,...-~,........~-:- SEE DETAILS AT THE STORE I WIN UP TO SlOO 5 x 7 WOOD PLAQUE SOMETHING YOU WILL HAVE FOR A LIFETIM YOUR CHILD'S SMILE ON A BEAUTIFUL WOOD 1-'L~\UUt . WITH YOUR PACKAGE ALL AGES AND FAMILIES •Gallipolis Foodland ,;')/' AIA~~A •A t 2-7 ·p.m. Mon., June 1st •Pt . Pleasant Foodland 11-b p.m. Tuesday, June 2nd "Ohio Valley Foodland , 11 o.m.- 6 p.m. Wed., June 3rd •Ripley Foodtand HONORABLE MENTION - Nick Riggs of Pomeroy, a junior shortstop lor Kenyon College's hasehall team, received honorable mention on the Al~North . Coast Athletic Conference. Riggs had a .242 halting average with 14 RBI and 21 runs scored. He set a new college rec-ord for the m'ost hases stolen in u sea.'Son with 20. Kenyon College is located in Gambier; Ohio. •Big Bend Foodlal)d 10 o.m.-7 p.m. Friday, June lth •Twin Rivers Foodland 10 o.m.-4 p.m. Sat., June bth BACKGROUND SCENIC AND BLACK IN YOUR PACKAGE : L OT GET AN uP-TO -DATE FAMILY PORTRAIT? Something you'll cherish lorttver. Bring lh e grandparents In also. D.O. STUDIO TAKES MORE TIM E TO GET THAT SOMETHING ALL MEAT SUPERIOR The Middleport Municipal Swimming Pool opened for I he su mmer on Memo ria l Day. Regular pool hours are Mon· day through Saturday. 12 noon to 5 p.m. anq Sunday 1 to 6 p.m. Night swlmi~~ hours will be announced at a later date. Price of admission Is $1 for s tudents and $1 .50 for ad ult s. Season passes art? ava ilable at the pool at a cos t of $20 for a s ingle or $40 for a family pass. Swimming lessons Will begin on Junee 15 with times 10 be announced. The pool is also avai lable for parties and reservtlons can be made by calling 992-9968 during pool opera! in!( hours. HOllY · Mixed Fryer Ports FOODl~ND Frankies I~RMS Hot Dog Hombuger Buns MT. BRAND 12 SUPERIOR 39(' oz. PKG," .,' BOLOGNA lB. 79( FRESH LEAN 49 Ground Chuck 3Las. LB. ·. OR MORE .. '' • . ' ,,-'• TENDERBEST Bacon OAIRY LANE I' . I 12 $oz. 28 PKG. DAIRY LANE • to•mllll $ 29 2°/o Milk GAL AGRI-GENERAl MEDIUM GRADE 'A' Now is the time for g-r-r-r-eat buys in the classifieds In!( campaign to replace the regions arr involved - for ad ministra tion 's Initiative with a Southwest. Midwest, Northwest more modest - and probably and Rockies. Inadequate - two-year FSLIC Some S&Ls were Innoce nt recaplla ll zatlon plan . victims of volatile eco nomy that The Industry argues that S&L saw crude oil , far m land and Insolvency Is a regional pheno- timber prlre.s spiral wildly upmenon. That's generally 1rue, ward, then plunge precipitously. but at least four sprawling GROW PI C lU RES $100 PER SUB JfG l Pli V WH EN TAKE N. 11 o.m.·7 p.m. Thurs., June 4th Middleport pool opens Memorial Day anothC'r city or state getting In play ball. we'll t ak~ your money. where there are government the way . Our concern was how But. you'll have to sit on !he funds or programs Involved, a nd far the Supreme Court's ruling bench . bultlng out where there aren't. I was happy wllh th~ Jaycees I'm no more eager to see men will go. The Rotary Club is an organlzalion of men and women ruling. 1 believe that an organiza- join a social g-roup like !he Order who hold decision -making or tion that admi nisters ·fed<'rally the the White Calla Lilly than I managerial positions. Is the next funded programs, like the Jay- am to try and bust down the doors logical step to force me n's and cees does. should darn well be of the Grand Possums Who Just women's fra ternal orga niza tions "forced nol to di sc riminate. And Want to Get Away From Women to accept members of the oppo- I'm pleased for I he Rotary Clubs Once In A While. I like women, site sex: the Elks. the P.E.O .. the who want to admit women. and whole bil( groups of them, and Royal Order of th e Old Fel lows what the- Rotary decision means sometimes I like them without Who Go On A Toot Each Fr ida y? lor progressive men who wei · men . Period. come the input of prof!'ssional 11 I belonged to any wompn's professional organizations, I'd In 1984, the Supreme Court women. Yet while it's not right for a· welcome any men whO wanted to ruled that the Javcees male-onlv policy was unconstitutional . Thr nationa l chapter to tell a local join. I consider men who want me ruling ca me alter an ugly fight r hap"ter that it s members can'! ou t of their professional groups between local chap ters: the associate with whom they please-. old poops who wan! to keep the Roches ter. Philadelphia, Kansas It is also not right to tell a r hapler . Good Ole White Boys' network City and New Orlea ns Jaycee who It must admit, if that chapter ali ve so they can ke-ep as many of chapt ers sued for the right to doesn 't have anythin g to do with the goodies to themselves as they offer women full membership. fedt>ral money or programs. can. But the rig ht to belong to a and lost. But a few of thechapters VVhere the federal government admi tt ed women anyway. and In does not have a stake in an group with whomever I please Is 1978 . .Jayc!'<' national leaeders orga nization. f believe it s ril(ht to as much an Inalienable right as where I worship or gather to <'at threatened to impeach all chap· decide members hip ends. While the Supreme Court is barbecued p!Jr. I still believe In lers 1hat didn't strip women members of their vo te and deciding these membership common se nse . and I hope the dem ote them to " as soc iat e Iss ues, It should esta blish a Supreme Court will ha ve enough members." In ot her words. If pattern of enforcing equa l right s of it to let us choose the people we'll socia lize wllh. you 're bound a nd delrrmlned to compensation, based on "bogus profits" and Illegal diversion of funds , charges the FSLIC. ·. ODLAND· Problem of own making __~_Ro_be_rt_W_al_te_rs Today in history "'''' ~ ··" · ·; LUCASVILLE- Nine Eastern g irls advanced to the Regional Track meet to be held a1 Musklngum College here Friday afternoon as Eastern's girls' track squad placed In a second place tie with Hemlock-Miller in the District finals. Crooksville won lhe meet with 146 points, wh ile Eastern and Miller shared Right to choose friends ____Sa_ra_h_Ot_Jer_st_ree_l " The Supreme Court's recent decision regarding Rotary lnterna tlonal has a lot of men and women talking to each other that Is, I hose of us who are sec ure enough to agree to disagree, if I hat's where we end up. The Supreme Court decision si mpl y says that Rotarv lnterna· Ilona I can't boot out· cha pters that admit women. It seems like a fairly healthy Idea - !hat a group of people In East Kumquat can admit whoever they please to the !(roup. and no ot her group of people so mew here else can tell · 'em not to. What so me of us are talk in g about - In particular, what I'm di scussin g with a big, level · headed news photographer with the map of Texas tatooed on onE' arm -is what it all means to our freedom to associate with whomever we want -or don 't want - to. We both agreed with the premise that if a group of folks of onP sex wants to assoc iatr with a member or members of thea! her sex. they certainly ough t Ia be able to without someone In The Daily Sentinei- Page-3. Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Eastern girls advance to regional track and field meet .• Uninsured funds ____Ja_ck_A_n_de_r_so_n_a_n_d......,D_a_le_V_a.:__~_A_t_ta Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio al.b ,.,..__..._-.-, Wednesday, May 27, 1987 Page-2-The Dally Senti~ Pomeroy-Middleport, Oh10 .: , , Wednesda_y,.Ma_y '?.7.19.87 1112 DOZEN Public Notice Eggs MEIGS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS NOTICE OF PUBliC HEARING COBG ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT FUNDS The Meigs County ComrequHt from a newly fofmed · corporation, Southeast Fabticators, Incorporated. to appty for approximately '' 24 oz. CTN. 1300,000.00 in HUD Com· munity Development Block Grant Funds. Economic Oe- vetoprnent Project Fund and VIVA ICE MILK .................... 1f2 gal. 98( Pr•authoriZition of approai- [][ CTN. Cottage Cheese missioners are conaidering a Ber 's World 18 PACK motoly 116,000.00 in FY' 1987 HUD Community Oo· vefopment Blod( Grant Formula AlloCIItion Funds, to purch11e fi~ted 11Ht machin· ef'tl for the company . These funds •re · allocated and awarded by the Ohio Deplf1mtnt ot o... e~opnwn. Otfic0 of LOCII Government Service&. This new indultty In Mtigo County, tOCI1ed ldja· cent to SUite Route 7 in Sutton Townshlp, wilt fobricato metot Pfoduell for componioa in the Ohio. Kentucky, Welt Vifginlo ..-at · If the compeny is sucuufut. It could ••4flut up to forty . skllod ond ....,._ - . n. 1""- Moigs c-.ty Commiolionn end Da1laP4M"i OJ. rector . . vtt8lr It- IN in citUn pwU ': h 1 ~ inYtW JD c_,., 1111d Mtlaa tone! the - . 11»10 .,_ PUll 'Pinto Beans 4ll. lAG . . Olfloe. ~ ,.,. ......,.,, OIIID 41711. Wrillon - COUII·I· . . 5d f lllllf bl fu;aaJ f rI 1 • (1127 1tc. u• l!ftCI ID 1M INSTANT Cranberry Juice Cocktail Nest eo 3 oz. JAR . •Prlcei Good thru Sat .. May 30,1987 •Not Responsible for Typographical Errors ' of ...- . . . to .. frtcloy, Juno &... 1:30 P.M. In the Mligl County Conwa ' ' ' "You must be the folks wtlo are here to talk Sllout s d&frlnMI contriiCI. " 32 oz. BTL OCEAN SPRAY 1 fiiSII IN HIIW Sweet Corn ···'" Par kay Quarters 3~~·$1 ------ �Page . 4 The Oaily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Clay Panthers oust Eastern Eagles, 8-0 CHILLJCO\HE - Th ~ East · ern Eagles boys' ba seball team had an outstanding .season comr to an find F ri day .cvenlng as Portsmouth ·Ciay roll ed to a 8·0 tri umph In the Di str ict fi nals . Eastern cndrd th P season as Src lionill ilnd SVAC champion s and Dlstr\c!-runn('rs-up wlfh a 21 ·4 n 'rord . .Juni or IPfl ·handt•r Marc Co ttle hurl ed a two·hlt shut ·out at the Eagles. st riking out five a long th e wa y and walk ing ju st three. Ea stern threatened In the first, second , fi lth , and final Innings, but could not pu sh acro>S a sing le run , despltr loa ding thC' ba sPS In the final rou nd. An other rac lor in lhP game's outcomr ca mr whrn ln the first inning, Eas tern hurler Ed Co ll i ns wt~ s struck on thC' e lbow by a Cn ittc pit ch. That Injury later led to Col lin s' demise as the swPIIi ng forcrd some lo s::; of motion for thp all -st at e hurl e r . With Colli ns on first an d att empt ing to steal ,Jeff Joh nso n line a shot up the middle that wa s snagged by srco nd -basPman .Jay Prosch who threw to first for the double play . Th•· momentum kill ing play C""arrlrcl int o lhC' fie ld as Eastern m ade thrN> error s before Brent Co nl ey lined an RBI slnglcf<Jr the game's first run , 1·0. Despile thP errors, Collin s was sharp through three innings, but had the cei ling collapse in the four th as singles by Cott le, Greg Ruby , and Don Kelley were sa ndwiched around a B rent Con· Icy double to knock Co llins fr om th'c box wit h the score 4·0. After Bryan Dur st came on in relie f , Gearheart looped a si n g!~ to ce nter and Ja son Gearheart did Ihe sa me for a 6-0 Clay lead . Clay added two unearned rups in the six th ira me for the 8·0 finale. Cottle picked up the wi n. while Co llin s suffered lhe loss, Coll in s and Du rs t combined for two strikeouts, one walk, and gave up niM hits , six of w hich ca me In the four th round. Clay advances to I he Regional at Zanesv ill e with a 10·11 mark . whil e Eastern bows with its fine 2H record . ra nked 15th in the sl ate. Lln rscorf' : Eastern .... ....... 000 000 0-0 2 6 Clay ............. 100 502 X-8 9 2 Batteries: Marc Co ttle i WPl and Craig Gearhart. Ed Collins iLPi, Durst 4t h and Kyle Davis. Majors ~ t: \1'111'-' \I . l.fo: \Iii ,....,, lh· I ntl •·lll'n-., lnr ..r n.ul ro ua l I. I'• 1 4•11 Ii iii ·:r, j~ l I '!.1 '! I . 1'!:1 I '·""'' - .11.;11 (....IJj, :'11m~ fl 'il l l'll l• hr ~ll "I' ll ,. " "" 1"..:1 .u·: ;' " !li .illtl . IMK \ nrk l ' hllu \\ :;;111 l· 1a11 l lnd1uml .\1/,iill d ... / ,, !!i 1!1 . :I~K !.i .n r. !:1 : -! .ill .... .., 11111"1" 11 ' "' \ na:•·l• ,\ I ' Ill .j jlll ! I ·:r . 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Both wild pitches came on spllt·finger fastballs that could n' t be ~o n trolled " He had an outstanding split · finger tonight." Craig said. "It ·was too good a one. He couldn't get It over and it bounced in rronr of the plate. No catcher is going to catch those." K eith Hernandez singled to Summer league play begins By Jim Soulsby Summ er baseba ll is underway for boys and girls in the bend area . T ·Ball , Peewee and Little league teams have began action with P ony league starting this week . The Daily Se ntinel wishes to repo rt the ac tion to its readers and have made fo rms available for coac hes to com plete and ret urn to th~ Pomeroy o!!lce or to the writer . Only game resumes for Peewee, Li t tle an d Ponv leagues will be publi shed si nce. according to the r ules, no records ar~ to be made of T·Ball. The only report received thus far ar c as follows: The Pomrrov A's arr sporting a 4 and 1 record followed by Pomeroy •2 at 2 and 2. Dan's Exxon Is current ly 0 and 3 and Pomeroy's Peewee gi rl s are 0 and 3. Also In Peewee piay Pomeroy •3 is currently 1 and 4. Pomeroy Food! and i s the only little league tea m to r eport thus far wil h a 4 and 0 record. J .P. Stanley ha$ a win ovpr Mason. while Jim Pullins has been credited with w in s over Rutl and and Dan 's Exxon. Heath Hud son has swung the bi g ba t in all games, with B. Walker, Eric Wagner . Jim Pullins, J .P. Davis and Tren ton Clelan d all had two or more safties. Ryan Condf', Jcrod Douglas and J.P. Stanley also co ntributed hit s. It is important that tho se coa ches in the Meigs Local District g~t their re ports to Jim Soulsby to ensure coverage. Coverage in other areas of the county will be provided by other wri!Prs. Golf tournament slated June 12 and 13 1\ co·cd scra mbl e chari ty golf tour nam ent will br staged on .J une 12 and 13 at the Ja y marGol! 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S1111 Ulo ·~•l I 'luntr,. ,,, ~ . l . u. \u ~ ,.j, .., :1 ;o.1•11 \ 'urk ~I liurt" f I\ )lp:ll l lt• . .\ llnuhool f .JIIIurni - 11, ti.JIIit"ur llo ·l noll Giants lead reduced to one game after loss; Reds nip Cubs on Parker's homer B y MARK COHEN UPI Sports Writer San Francisco Manager Roger Craig taught his p itc hers to throw the split· finger fastbalL Tues day nigh t Scolt Garrel ts threw it a lit tle too we lL Garrelts allowed the lying and win ning r uns to score on two wild pitches in the eighth inning to give the New York Mets a 3·2 June 12-13 Jaymar Golf Course Please si gn me up for your co-ed golf scramble . open the eighth. Darryl Straw· berry walked and Mookie Wilson singled to loa d the bases with none out. Garrelts then replaced Jeff Robinson. 3·3. Garrelt s' 2·2 pitch to Howard Johnson skipped by catc her Bob Brenl.v . allowing Hcrnande2 to score from third and tie thescore 2·2. Garrelts ca m e back to strike ou t Johnson and Barry Lyons and worked the count to 0·2 agai nst Rafael Sa nt ana. But Garrelts' s pli t ·fing er skidded past Breni)' again and Strawberry streaked home to give the Mets a .1·21ead . Garrelt s s truck out Santa na on lh0 next pitch and fanned five of the six ba tters he faced. "The pitc h is 90 miles an hour and can break in any direct ion ," Brenly sa id. "I just tr.v to get a body part in fro nt of it . I don·r think 1 got a mitt on anv of t hem. One hit me on I he arm and the other on the wrist." Jcssc Orosco shut down the Giants in thr Pigh th C~ nd ninth to record his ninth savp of th(l season and !fHJth of his · ca rrer. Doug Sisk. J.O. the third of four New York pitcher s. picked up the vir!Ory . The Mf't s v.·on despite battin g O-for·l 6 with runners in sror ing position . Strawberr~· , v.:ho drew th ree walks and stole two bases . round himself stranded at third base three limes bpfor(l scor in g in the eighth. "That was <-1 bi g win for us... Strawbcrr)· said. "We rrali.1 didn·r come up with the ke)' hit s when we needed them, but we got guys on base-. You never know wha t happens when you get guys on base. " El :;cwhe re in the Natio n a l League. H ous ton rocked Pittsburgh 10·3, Montceal cru shed Los Angeles R·3, Phila· delphia outlasted San Diego 3·1. Atlanta edged St. Louis o· l and Cinci nnt i sqeakcd by Chicago 3· 2. Reds :~, Cubs 2 At Cinci nn ati, Dave Parker led off the ,bottom or the ninth with a homer to lift ·c hiCago. Parker 's lith homer oflhe season came off Lee Smit h. 1·.1. The Daily Sentinel I USPS 145:960 ) A Division of Multimedia, In1'. GAS & ELEC. 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I Friday, qualifying nine m emhcrs lor lhe r egio nal meet to he held Thur.sday and Saturday at Muskingum College in 1'\cw Concord. Pictur ed arc regional qualiliers (front row , l eft to right) Theresa Lambert, Mary Parker, Darlen e Baum, Ay Mora, and Beth Arhough. Back row - Coadt Ralph Wigal , Susan Baum, Melissa Nuttel', B•·v \'\'igal and .Jayne Ritthio•. · Wednesday, May 27, 1987 .. Mistakes costly, Indians .lose again By FRED Me MANE , U PI Assistant Sports Editor Who says !oday's baseball players have no sense or history? The Cleveland Indians gave a firsl -class Impression Tuesday night of I he Dally Dodgers_pfthe late J92()s and ear ly 1930s. Comica l baserunning blunders were commonplace with th e Brooklyn Dodgers of I hat er a. On one occasion a Brooklyn fan, inquir ing about a certain game. was told that the D_odgers had three r unners on base. "Which base ?" he responded In earnest. Tile Indians co mmitt ed a series for ridicu lous gaffes on lhe baseppt hs Tuesday night thai left !he fans laughing in I he ais les of Fenway Park. T he three mistakes ended up cos ting lhe l nd i~ n s a 6-5 loss fo !he Red Sox. The rnosl bizarre of the blund ers came in th e sixth when Mel Hall passed teamma te Joe Car fer on the ba ses and was called . out. That happens in th e major leagues about as often as Ph ila delphia shortstop Steve Jelf z hit s a horne run. Cleveland had ru nn ers al second and lhird w ith one out in !he sixt h when B rook Jacoby grounded t o third -ba se man Wade Boggs. Boggs th rew horne in an effort 10 retire .Joe Ca ner, but Red Sox ca tcher Mat·c Sullivan missed th e throw. baiL threw wildly back to the plate as Caner wen! back to third. Hall. si?eing !he ba ll get away twice, roared around thir d but passed Carter and was ca lled out. Poor baserunning also cost the I ndians in the firs! whl'n Pal Tabler was thrown out a! second trying fo stretch a single inf o a double and in t he third when Rick Dempse)' was erased at, third when he fried to stretch a double 'i \ CHI!KEN PAniE , .· t $1.14 With Fries ............. 11.69 PH. 419.2-2556 • . •' r ••' • ~ oo+~••••o ~• • .---------.,' ' having to IPa vf" for Col lin s wiH play in !he Al l· Ohio game next m on th In Co lumbus. .loP Cowman of Class 'A" Pain ! afternoo n gr<J clu afi on . Becker pl ayc'd <rn Integral part In Mei gs' baek -fo -lxtck TVC ehamplonshlps. thi s vP<Jrllalllng .456 overa ll <Jnd .o72 inside> the TVC. In Sunday 's fir s! game. Collin s cam e on In n' lir ft ng~llnthesav(' a!fer I he E:asf had gone• a head 8-6. Collins walked !he !i rs ! batter of thr i nnin~ . fh Pn a AlL STORES OPEN 7 DAYS AWEEK! . No4 ~S!Ote J-ot "''"'ll'lljl €11~ (DAILY) HUNT'S CRISCO OIL ORIGINAL Big 48 oz. 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TOMATO RING SUPPORTERS DRESSINGS 67C:.~loll at 7:30 p.m. E:ach congregation will be represent ed wl!h a special number and !he congregafion wil l pan iel pat e wlfh singing throughout l he evPnin". The public Is invited to aftend . Revival RA CINE- Rev. Charles Norris will b<> spea ker a! a reviva l to be held at Morse Chapel Church. located o n Coun ty Road :15, thr Racl n ~ Portland Road, starli ng Sunday an d run ning throu~h • June li. Services will be at 7 eac lt evening with spe<'ial sin j:(i ng RUTLA ND - TherP will b<' a . each evening . ' dance on Frid a.v. from R tn 11 p.m ., at the Hufland Civic • Cent er. ll'ilh mu sic b)· Musie • Express. $2 single and$] coup le. • ' Door pr izC's will be g:ivrn awa~ · ' du ring tht • ('\·f'nin g. E\"rr.\ 'Oil P '1\m Meigs Cou ntians allendwel eo mr . lng Ohio Statr Unl wrsl!y. c'olumhus. has b<'<' n named to the S1\1' U I!D t\Y honor r·oii for th e winter quarter POMEROY -' ThP CruiJb · making a grade point awrage of ; F'amil.v Sini:<'l'' will br "t th o i\sh at Ira sf :1.;,, They arc Jodi i\nn ' St. Freewil l fl~ptl.sf Church on Harrison. 414A4 Kingsbury Road, • Sa turday , c.~! 7: :~u p.m. st·rYires. Pomerov. and Eric Allen Thoren. Bob Crubb will preac h. Pl~e GruV<' Koa d. Rucine. Reeeiving her bochelor of Sl' :'l/0.\ \' science dl'gt'f'(' in agrlculfure al •' POM~~ ROY - l io n Church of Ohio Stal e's winter quarter com• ' Christ wil l hos t area Churches of • • Christ at a h)· mn sing I hi s Sunda)' menrcment flxerrises was Kat · ' hlcen S. Parker. ' • .. A Must For Your Garden 5 PIECE DESIGNER LUGGAGE IN STOCK IDEAL FOR LANDSCAPING r------------ . OUR REGULAR PRICE EVERGREEN ASSORTMENT . THURSDAY RUTLAND -Tow nship Trustees will ml?<'t a! 6:30 p.m . on Thursday at the Ruliand F i r<' Sial ion. ' PUFFS FACIAL TISSUE N. Y .. E:veren Ra)· Johnson. ley, 196.1; F'lorence Biggs Schlot Longwood, Fla , Earlene Ren · terbeck, Marlena, 1964: Carla shaw Bumgardner , Ma son. Don Will Werry, Belpre. Linda Moore Srnifh, Grand Rapids, Mich .. Madara, Erie. Pa .. 196.1: Char les Robert Eas tnw n. Ga lli poli s, Ted Morarily. Lancaster . 1966. Mike Ohl inger. Alb an1·, Edifh Ronald Taylor. Fostor·Ja, Sa nRiggs Hec ker!. Roalslaw n, Aa - dra Bea t Pet:da s, Penn ys lva nia, ro n Burr ington. Detroit. Mich .. Ja nice E:sk€w Nolan, Newark; Ted Beegle. Wot·th ingron . Ron Eastm an. Coolv ille: Judi th Jimm)· .Jw Hemsley. Shade. Smifh Bunner, Decatur. Ind .. 1907. J yce Evans. Mm·arlty, Lanea sGeogc Smith. P icker in gton, fer , Nell Colmer. Berea. K y .. Shei l a Strauss Eastman. Ga lllpo- 1967. lis. 19o9: Michael Roberts. flath , 1961 : E:rncsfinc Stockton, Huber Height s. Conn ie Roush Mal · !hews. Ga llipolis. TNI',Y Ohli n· g<'r. Zanesvi lle. Larry Morarll)' . Lancas il'r, Charlene Zu ndel Nr· vans. ShakPI' il l'ights, Ruth E:dwards Pa r ker . Agou ra, Calif.: .Joan Cas to Ch11 pman , Pnrkrrs burg. W.Va .. Mike Wen)·, Brlpn'. Kenneth N(•vlili'. Finella)'. Lo la Ziegler Signom. Day ton. .lud)' Owens ThlvmN. Go l liplis. Robcrt WinPbrenn<'r, Millwood. · W.Va .. Anit a Russell Neul zling. Parkersburg. \V.Va .: Harold Hy sell. AsJMy, Sharon Moor!' Caul. VinrPn t, 191i2. David Bone)'. Lltfli' ll ork ing . 1!1:-tll: Howard P<lrkC'r, Agoura, Ca lif. Charles Klfl'hrn . Mason , W.Va .. 1%11: Elhe•l B yscl l. Ash - Calendar/ happenings ' ' $149 Middleport, OH. 992-6611 FRIDAY POMEfiOY - Larrv Hubbard ' and !he True Counlry 'croup will provide mu sic for a squurellLJO l'l' to be held from 8 to 11 p.m . frida y at th e . Meij::s County Sc>nior Cifiu•ns Center. Those attending ar·c 10 take snacks for ! he r efrr~ hmenl table . The QuH:k-Pitker·Upper 12 pk., ready to plant. SSS Pork. St. .' 01 BOUNTY TOWELS Fill your garden with your choice. VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. • '' POMEROY, OH. 10" Potted Geranium We will be making daily deliveries to the West Virginia area during the period of time the bridge is closed. Just give us a call with your order • •' IAIIITAATS WED., MAY 27, ENDS SAT., MAY 30, 1987 "For A II Your Dry Cleaning Needs" • •• ' • SPECIAL MAY 26 thru JUNE 6 • ' nssuE 99< • .... ·----------•COl.PON - - - - - - - - - - , I 4 roll pack Aaa••" hiLl ,... QUALITY CARE CLEANERS . OUR SERVICES ALSO INCLUDE DRAPERIES - SUEDE - lEATHER AND LAUNDERED SHIRTS I I 20°/o OFF ON All DRY CLEANING I MAY 26th THRU JUNE 6th I I 1 I 1 I ' - - - - - - - - - - - COUPON•-- - - - - - - - r . ' -- · FREE DELIVERY .'• 94 6 88< • Assorted Annuals "Purple and Whil e" and the Out -oi-Counly Alumni Co lumbu s. Louise Rusel l Gilkr)', Alma Mater. The Rev . Waid Among the ou f-of-co unt v Albanv. Robt'r t Brickles. Point Radford gave the benediction alumni returning fo r !he banquet Pleasanl. W. Va .. 1942: .Jack and a vote of tha nks was and dance wherr mu sk was Malson. Colum bu s. 19;:1: Elra· ex l end ed 10 Lila Mitch for prov ided by the Gary Stewart nor Smith Waif er, Toledo ..Jean Quintet besides those named preparing the necrology reporf. nine Evans Cu nningham. Gal liIntroduced were the 1987 o!!ic- abov(' were Margaret Hobsrener polis. 1946; Barbara Ro ush crs. Yvonne Young, presidenr ; · Za ke, Dayton, 1928: Char les Goodrich, Gahanna. Elizabeth April Smifh. first vice president: Wi nebre nner, Marielfa. 1929: Tedros Dobbins. Hamden. Pa t Benny Ewing, second viec pres! - Hobart L. Young. Sidney, 1 ~m: Sti\"('rs. Beverly, Betty HPilman dent: Earlene Bumgardner, Wilhelmine Smilh Maier , Wes- Gilkey. Colum bus. Char les secretrary-freasurer. and Cha· l erville. Audra Del a)· Th ompson. Baird . Monona . Wis .. E:velyn rl es Kir c hen . assistant New A lbany, 1934: E dwardLi el · Felger. Toledo. Cha rl <'ne Sm ith Officers wiler. Jeanne Hines Lictwller. secrPiary ·lreasu1w McCl ung. Marion. Hol'f on Thoelected lor 191:l8were Apr il Smif lt. Colu mbu s. William A. Singer. mas . Ra leigh, N.C .. 1~!47 . president. Earlene Bumgardner. Toledo , 1936. E:velvn Jean F'ick Young, Siclr;rsf vice president: Mary Jane Cordelia Curt is Bent z, Orney . .June Whale\ ' Va n Vr anken. Wis e. second vice pres ident; and lando. F'l a.. Beu na Jay Case)', Nor folk, Vu .. 1948: .John Bo)'d. Ki tchen. seeret ar) -freasurer . Appl• Grove, W. Va. , Ruth Oak Hill, 19:.0: James H. DonoNew adv i sory co mm it tee E lain e B urdette Sm ith , Co lum- l'un. Ft. M)WS B~arh. Sy l via members named were Yvo nne bu s, Richard Hartung, Bedford. Schwab Sand s, Palm Springs, Young. Dan Morr is, and Kenny Pa., Anna Mar ie Shorr Fox. Ca lif.. Lois \a rnpbrll .Jones. Wiggins. r>:a med to the execufivr Logan. Pa ul Carmicha<•l. South Co lumbu s: HeiPn Forbl's .I ones. com rninee were Tom Smlf h, Webster. Tracy Goodwin. Cin cin· Belpre. Cuy 1 ·:. Gui nther, Gall i· ,Joan Williams, Bob Burton. nail. Es th er Leifhe!f Amspokrr. pol ls.. Jean Joachim Wolfe. Bel Don ie Musser, Bill Fra ncis, Columbu s, D~ nle l Ruben s. Chapro. Rober t l.rhew . Whitehal l. Mike Wen·,·. Linda Mayer . and rleston, W . Va .. 19:17 . Ann PiPrsall, Hu ntingt on, W.Va .. Brmda Morris. James D. Smith . Colum bus: Doroth~· (;ruf'sPr Urb<ln, PC>n· So: holarships Thomas A. Smith. Colu mbus. ns)'ll'an ia. Go'Orgr W. VPnoy, Erin Ander so n. daughter of Grace Winebrenner Jarvis. Hun- Columbus. Ed nu Hatfield Starr. Jennifer Anderson and William fingwn. W. Va ., Mary Goodwin Cleveland. 190 ~ . Anderson. Pomeroy. and Phillip Barlrls , Mich i ~a n , 19:19: Harold Sue Struble Cra m('r. Ma.·ion. R. King. son of E:va and Lloyd Heilman. Bel lefontaine . 1940: M. l~l!1:~: Rogrr HinC's, Nl'W<trk. King. Pom eroy. were awarded Pau l Tedrow , Spr ingboro. Bob Willi am H~· sel l , Colu mbus. Mar$-100 scholar ships. Jay, Ruth Leifheit ,Jovan. C'o lumil'nc Rrown H<'msli•)', Shade. Anderson, with a 4.00 grade bus , William·carman. Fair Oaks, 1YS:i: Barbara Oon o\'a n Hines. point avera ge, was va ledictorian Ca lif., William Barrels, MichiNewil rk . Ruth Horak Lew is, or her graduating class a! Meigs ga n. Belt)· Hoffner Mal'! in. CoBell<'fontainl'. Una Fa)' GParhal'f Hig h School. She plans to a!lend lumbu s, 1941. Curnow. P ort Orange , Fla .. Capi t al University In Columbu s. Av ice Smith Freck<>r. Colum- . Milt')' .Jane· F:lchinger Gibbs, starf ing this fall. King, who has a bu s. 1927: Earl Tea lord.•John S . PurkPrsburg, W. Va .. Caroll' 3.954 average, Will Crooks. Mildred . Lisle Crooks. Harnm Cr uj~ira s, . Brookl)•n • JA YMAR GOLF CLUB ~ Page- 7 -786 N. SECOND, MIDDLEPORT, OHIO BILL CHILDS, PRO. America's Favorite Store Hand Tool Choice Garden cultivator, transplanter or trowel . •• Co llins al so went two-for -two with a doubl r Hnd sin gll' in thr night cap . 77( l ion ann i ver sa r~·. : In !he absence of Lu ci i l<· • Swackharnmer . long-lime pian; is! for fil e association. Jennifer or Sheets Wt Res-er~ The Aogt>! To l1m11 Dl..tr~1rlllh The instructions are 1 hour each week for four weeks and the cost is $20.00 ea. CALL 992-6312 to Sign Up Now srcond rea chrd on an rrror to sldP. to prcost, rvr thf' Eas1 win OUR BUSINESS BEGINS WITH FILLING YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS. LEARN TO PLAY GOLF THE RIGHT WAY Sund;~y place ru nners n1 !Irs! ami secon<l. Co llin s !hen f<mnrd Luca sville's ail -sf <.lfe nominee 1\llrn Alley and went on to sfri keou l l h<' Valley and Ed Robe or AI hen s wNc fh t' game's Mosl Va luable Players You learn to play golf on the lesson tee by a qualified Pro - Not on the golf course. A golf clinic is startinq at the Jaymar Golf Club Tuesday, June 2 at 6 P.M. for Men and on· Thursday, May 28 for ladies. .. -;; East team is winner in tilt -----------~Prif~ch~e~rA~I~N~ip~pe~r~.r~Cf~rie~v~iri~gt~he~===~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ATHENS - Two local playc>rs contrlbuleu lou winnin g elf or ! as !he East all -sta rs lwiec· dl'fcafcd the Wes l here Sunda y af!Prnoon In the annual Soufheas!Nn Ohio Baseball Coac hes Association Ali -Disfrict game at Ohi o University's Trautwein F'i cld . Meigs ' Donnie Hecker anti Easlern ' s E:delir Co llin s were big contribut or's In fhl' firs! ga me' as !he E:asf sco n •d an H-n comefrom -behind vic tory '" the best talent In th e Sou th east Distric t ga thered lor H !win bill . In th e !Irs! ~;arne Ml•igs sta n· dout Donn it.' BrckPr hcH.l a sin gle and rea ched on an Prror, scor in g a run In fliP E:a sl's coml'back bid. Brcker al so had several krv defensive pla .vs In 1he field before' Recogniti on of reunion ela sses and award in g of sc holarships from 1he Rob Roberts Pornerov Alumni Sch ola rs hip F'und were hi ghlight s of the 69th annual , meetin g of f he Pornerov Alumni Associafion held in !he M eigs High School cafeteria Saturday · • night. ' More t ha <OO alu mni and guests ' -ga !lw red 1here for th e banquet e m re~d by .Joe Struble. Among !he special guests introduced werr Charles Gibbs. rormrr supcrintend0nt of PomerO\ sc hoo ls. and his wife. jong-tim e elem entary school teacher . Gibbs led f hP group in a rousing cheer for P omeroy H igh follow ing hi s int rodu clion. Recognized and applauded wa s the Rev . Waid Rad ford of Beaver . cl ass of 191 6. !he oldest gradual r a11 C>nding. Ot hers gi ven sp('eial r Pcognition wC're C . H . Ma r li n, F'orf Lauderdale, F'la .. class of 1917. F'red Gocg lein . Pomeroy. c la ss of 19 18: and Ma r io Bickman. class of 1921 . The- four attending from I he class of 1922 obs ening their 6.1fh r0union \.V C rr Maria Skinner Fosler. (;pl'f rude Sm if h M if c hell. Edison Hobstcflcr . Pomero,·. and Irving Knrr .Jr .. Maso n. W.Va . Bernadinr Souder!-i MPier, Pomeroy . rl'present cd f he cI as s · of 192:1, observing uli4fh gradua - • POMEROY, OH. Wednesday, May 27, 1987 Pomeroy alumni gather for annual reunion, give scholarships +·. ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY "At the End of the Pomeroy·Mason Bridge The Oaily Sentinel i .. · ~+~+o·o·. Speelal of the Week ! ·By The Bend into a triple. "We're just running unfillhl•y tag us," said Cleveland managpr ' Pat Corrales. "Our base-running was texplefivc l ... We made too many mental mista kes." A).Nipper scan erect 11 hits over . 7 1-3 Innings to snap a personal four-game losing streak and . Da\e Henderson cracked a three-run homer to spark the Red · Sox' triumph. 251 W. MAIN ST. lCI055 FIOII . . .5 till ri(IIIINiftb Coli BANK ONE for more Information 593 6611 or 1-100-124-6954 BANK:ONE. Fifteen thousand people who care. BANK ONE. AlHENS , No\ Atnenl. OhiO MetniMII FDIC �. 8- The Sentinel Girl chosen to attend Martin Essex School Quote ofrhe day Hrathrr Lvnn Shuler . d"ugh ter of Mi·. and .'>lr'. Da,·itl ShuiPr and a junior at Sout hPrn High School. has Jx>rn ;r•lr-cted '" ~I!Nld fh(l Marlin W. Essr.x School for rhr Gifrrd to he hPitl for on0 WP(•k ! his summrr. P urpo~P ot ,th4 · Mi.lrt ih f-:1-::o,P:< School i." to pi'O\' idf• ~ \·,:.n iPt\ ol cnriehmr· nt Px pc·ril' nt'f''-., ~ u ,)[>lc·· LaciPn Margai n ~. 67. ar the ~-a r cri me' tria l of Klaus Barbie in J.~·o n . Franc~. identifying Barbie as the man ~<· ho allrg('() Jy inrerrogat('() and rort urro him for a week before his deportation ro the Dachau concentration ramp : "(\nr ca nnot be mi s t a~en . Look ar t hat gri n. You cannot forget it is not a sa n(' man ." differ~ nt fro m rhr u~ua! hi!; ll sc·hoOI work . All 'chuol dl>t ric" in Ohio ma,v nnmina1£1 o n4"~ junior to nttC'nd thi' ' ummPr prog ra m . but onlv liO ~tudr nt s ~rp c hos(·n to partic i· patr>. The· >clr·ctrtl student s ar~ r·nn..,Jdf·red to bP "ca dc mi cetll\' 1.!ifiNI and ·or ta lr ntPd in on'l1 o'r more of t hr· sri'Nal arts. Shu ler is a m emhrr of thr Natonal Honor Societ y and is enrolled in Jhr co ll ege prepara tory program ar Sout hern. She is active In Comput er Club and the French Club. She Is a member of Southern's Quiz Bowl ream and has tra veled wi th th e sc holars hip rea m fo r three _ vcars. She ha s - . ....., -~ By par ti ci pated in solo and ensem bl e con tests at Ohio Univrr sitl' and is taking liniVNSil l' band course work thrre. Earl-i er this spring, Heat her, along with tellow j unior. Scort M cPhai l. wa s selected to represent Souihcrn in the Regio nal SCholars Progr am. at Ohio Unil'ers iry _ HE ,\THER LY N:'Ii SHULER l : nil ~d ~ ..., - " .P omeroy- Middleport, Ohio 27, 1987 Ohio mrnralta anti ·~ Pro•ss lnlt•rnatlonal i I' J J I \• \ I ( '.1 . r :oLDEST ,\LliMNllS - Eldon KrauUo•r , from lh<• Radn~ Cia'S ol1917, was pr e,c nl~d wilh a gilt hy .Joyce Quillen, secretary ollht• Racine·Soutlll'rn Alumn i Assot·iation 1 fur ll('in~ the old•·~t alumnus "II he school's annu al alumni hanquct. I ,. ., '' '\\ COLLEGE BOUND - David Dee m and Diana Sim pson w<•r c lht• redplcnls ollhe annual Paul H. Carnahan M1•morial Sc holarships announced al Saturday night' s annual Raclno-Southo•rn Alumni Banquet. Each graduate will receiv.• S500. Racine Southern Alumni name scholarships ' frown ing of r he ki ng and qu('('n ariU ann oun cemPnl of the Paul H. Carnah an sc holar ship winn ers were highli ght.> of Sar urda _ ,. nif hl 's annual Rae-i nc-Sou th er n Alumni Ranqurr. J..eg-in a Han . tl aug ht<•r of Mr. an'd Mrs . Dal•· Ha rt . and .lm · Roush. son of M r . and Mrs. M ~ r s h a ll Rou sh, w<•rr cho"·n kingandquernbl·voteof rhosri n arlrndance ar th <' banqurr. >Vi nnr r s of the sc hola rshi ps. r rcei1 ·in g $;JOO. wrrr Da1 id Dee m. son of Norman Drrm and Jani ce DPc·m . and Diana Simpso n, rl aughr rrof\.era ldSimpson . DPe m plans to atten d Rio Gr ande College. Simpson will be altrnding Ohio Univrrsiw Spl'akP!' for th <• e1·rning- wa s Don Sm ith. a 1~7 1 grad u a l ~ of Sou th ern High and a current m ember of the So uther n Loc al Scrool Boa rd . Sm ith . speaking on i hr topi c of opportun it _ v, replaced t hr srhedul~d sprakrr . fra nk ( I<• land. who recrn tlv suffered a hea rt al l ark and is hospita l ized ar U n iv~rs il y Hospira ts. Columbus. The bu sin ess s~ssion of thr ba nq uet wa s conducted b,v Da le Hart. president of rh r alumn i assO<' i ation . and .J oyce Quillrn. srcrerar;·. Hart brough t up .rhr increased pri er in this ll'a r 's banquet t ickets. f rom $7 ro $1 0. Si ne<' no oppos iHons to thP price increase were voiced. Hart sa id rhr $10 prlcrw ould conti nue. with $:1 of thr $10 going to thr scholars hip prog t·am. F. lccred lo rakC' a position on thr alumni board wa s Lat'l'l' Circle. r~ pl acl n g Har t who will hr leav ing lhr hoard , · Past classes werrp resC'nt('() by Robin Reiber. 1h<' associa I ion 's third l'icr-presiclent . Receivi ng a gill for Jx>Jng the oldest graduate at lhC' banquet wa s Eldon Kraut - Thr Sha dv Riwr Shulflrrs cloggi ng gr ou p. includ ing 19R7 graduate Bruce' Wol fe and Hart . al umni president. enter tai ned . The alumni king and qu ~rn ra rl dida trs wrn· annou nced b~ · L arr~ · Pis hflr, srm nd v icP· presiden t. Besides the winners. other ca ndidat es incl udPd Da1·id De~m. . l oyc~ Fo r~m a n . Erk' Milliron. Rachel Re iher, Bruer Wo lfe and Traci l' Hubbar d. Fisher ulso ga \'£' 1ht• i n\'orc:ll ion an d benediction . Hostesses for th!•rvl'ning wo •n• Opal Dlddl!', Pam Diddle. l.ibb1· Fi sher and Be\'l'r i~· Cu mmins. In keeping with traditi on. rho • banquet was prepa red b1 moth· ers of j unior cl ass m~ m bc rs. and srn·ect bv thr stude nts . Thrmr fort hr rv.rning wa s Thr Cood OJ11 Days. A dan cr. wi th mu sic h)· < ' "' SO I'CI' Ela nd. fo l lO\I'I'd I ll• • ROY AJ) I'\' - l.t•glna llarl an d .lor Rou'h rl'igno•d us king and qut•(•n of Saturda,\' night' ~ annual Racint•·Southern i\lurnni Banqtwt . The Fabric Shop Now Offers The Best In Professional Dry Cleaning and Laundry. ' BUY ONE BUY ONE •-itR ~lf;o(lto "',t<o 1 ~ 1 o,p..,.I'!Qf' , ··: ·-;- BUY ONE 39-0Z . MAXWELL HOUSE 32-0Z. KRO GER Master Blend Coffee Lite Salad Dressing or Lite Mayonnaise Valleydale Meat Bologna GET ONE GET ONE Crisp Celery GET ONE GET ONE FREE! FREE! FREE! FREE! BUY ONE IN THE DELl -PASTRY SHOPPE 4 5-0Z . BANQUET FROZEN SOUTHERN STYLE . ORIG IN AL . OR HO f 'N' SPI CY BUY ONE BUY ONE I LB PKG BUY ONE 105 SHE ETS PER ROLL 2 PLY SIN GLE ROLL 24-0Z. KRO GER Coronet Towels STALK GIVING BIRTH_TO GENERATIONS Carel- TMt Is what our Obstea1al Dep.u1ment prides Itself on. We kM brlnslns new I~ .md Joy Into die wortd, The kM we lhare _Is genuine and the medkal care we provide Is professional. Let us tell you wiW Plusant Valley Hospital's O~c.s DePArtment belle¥es ln. GET ONE Icicle Dill Pickles Microwave Chicken Nuggets GET ONE GET ONE GET ONE FREE! FREE! FREE! FREE! Pita Bread W£ BWEVE IN r-'TIENT·rHYSICIAN llllATIONSHIPS We believe that strong patient-physician relationships are the key to an enjoyable and successful delivery. That means your physician delivers your child. manyyeM!-. .nd wcuching m,· palle,,r who , nctve been CcW'\~ for rh( lo1 ·, t 9 munths <1 ehver he· r hiiO •.., ~ rill ~ mos t rcw.u<1ing p.1rt ol my life . .. .. • ... . .• . . I ,I ... john Grubb. M.D. BUY ONE y, BUY ONE Green Giant Lasagna GET ONE Natural Flavor Ice Cream Care Bears Air. Freshener GET ONE GET ONE GET ONE FREE! FRE.E! FREE! FREE! GALLO N KROGER .. seringdale 29 2Yo Milk. ............. .. . GoL $1 Polar Pak Ice Cream .......... . •-o., ggc Ch;~u~~ P~ff~· 0 16-or PretzeIs.......... 24-oz. COPYAIQHT 1987 • THE KROGE R CO. ITEM S AND PR ICES GOOD SUNDAY, MAY 24. THROUGH S... TVAOAY1 MAY 30, 1!1117, IN WE RESERVE THE RI GHT TO li MIT QUAN TITIES NON£ SOlD TO O£ALHIS POIII:£t0Y AND SAUIPOI.I! SJOIU. 1 $ 19 ' Entrees ot U'I8W J ' , •• ' LTD \ : .' .... . 'r ( ' •' t Me. • 'I 2'. '"1 ' • I• BOY'S CLASS RlNG IN SUN •Un VALAOIUM "" AT THIS NEVER AGAIN LOW PRICE Ta tlf drlWmd in Stp/tmbtr OffERED EXCWStVID BY Embassy · Mayonnaise ........ 32-oz. R. LTD. Wl BWM IN INfANT CAll WUC-'TION In addition to giving mother and child special care, we provide instruction and Information on the needs of the nev.bom which includes feeding, bathing, taking temperatures. and other general infant care. WliiWEVE IN f-'MIIJ-CfNTERlD CARl We believe in f•mlly·centered care. WhM is fan .ily centered care? It Is allowing support persons (usually reladves and friends) to be with the expectant mother during the labor and delivery process. Even in the case of a ce~rean section. the father Is usually allowed into the operating room . · As soon as possible after delivery, the nurses encourage the father. brothers and sisters, and grandparents tO participate In the care of the infant and the support of the mother. NON RETURNABLE BOTILE Big K Soft Drinks ......... 2-Ltr. IIMII'OIIO rm11 ...-:l ' • '•.· john Credico, M.D. THEAlL NEW ld"«<f1I'JI!d 11«1'11 IS !'flttl,illed IO b1 fNdily ""''~ Ia. Mlhl Ill ftt;IJ!(I .... $tore, .."-". 4 'iicalt ..... D\11.0, If WI ao N11 DUI ol1t1 .o-t!Md rl«n, "'' wlll of!.,. \'0\1 r001t chooce ol1 comp~~tble item, W1'181'1 t vliMIII, rtfllctng thi~MM IMiirlp • 1 ~~ tlrfW:PI,.. tllbtlt yeo.. to P\lftl'lnl tht ~<NwntMa rtetn II IN: l~..hMd I)IJ(:I W!lhln lO Ol'fl 0nty OM ~ ~ . . be accepted J*" iitrn ~ . E-Kh '' 8-0Z. FROZEN BAN QUET Promotion tiUis July 31. 1987 Cost Cutter White Bread ... ... . 16-oz. • respect ancr pe.-..Jized attention •s a major pan ol my practice." BUY ONE Light & Begant I CT. PACKAGE I • "Tre ot • n~ 'TlOthers with 12 OZ . FROZE N .' . •. ME & MY SHADOW - Am y Bo•th and l••igh Anne Rt•do•lan will dance to "Mo• and M_v Shadow " al Saturd ay's redial of Barbara's "fhool of Danl'< ', Sootlll'rn lligh Sl'imol. Barbara l.awn•no'(' Is th e irlstructor. and tho• pu~lio · Is invih•d 'lo atlo•nd lhl' ro•o:llal. \ BUY ONE '' "I h.1ve been d• ·ltvcrlng b~l>ie~ lot .• . WHITE , ONION , WHEA T OR AYE . §lti~[&;R 110 West Main St . Pomeroy 992·2284 ~~C~l'~,O:f~R~a:C~in:e~,~~~~9~1~71~,------~~b:a~n~qU~('~f~-_________________l~~------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ BUY ONE .-..-,- • J i .': . �.. • .- -·--. Page- 10- The Sentinel . Ohio . Mav Xl 1987 Freddie Houcto-. Administretrix of t~ PUitiC NOTICE '11011ATE COURT OF Estate of Leona Kohl, . • Colt No. 28413 OI!Ort wHI be recoi'lod ot the oHiet of . Bernard V. Limit Quantiti es THURSDAY . STORE HOURS Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10 PM Sunday 10 AM -10 PM 5/28/17 ONLY ' A 1974 Chevrolet Monte Corio. ._ Offer& me'¥ be mede at the t 1.nil of the sale. · The Admlni1tr11rix re ~ --·---------,I .,..,., tha rfght to reifctany I I I, PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., MAY 30, 1987 . ' s· s9 Chuck Roast ..•• ;a••• 1 U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS · FLAVORITE ( Lunch Meat ...... ~•... 99 HILLSIRE FARMS SMOKED $ 99 Smoked Sausage.~~~ 1 I •i• ' 21 & e. 2nd St. nrick tn the country. 3 BR, 2 baths, lull basement, gar. ~ge , and 5.89 acres. AHrac· live home lor $64.000. :uw LISTING - 8 rm. remodeled home on Rt . 114 ,i n Minersville. Range, relrig. ~ralor, bath , gas lurnace, idbL garage and lg. lot <$28,500. 67 ACRES- Nice larm land in hay and some woods, All ;mmerals and TP water available. . POMEROY- 6 rms., bath, 3 r---------- \n I=• ,ft. ALUMINUM SIDING •ln1ulation •Storm Doors •Storm Windows •Replacement Windows •New Roofing JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 Whole· Fryers •••• ~•.• 49< Sand. Spread •••••••• 99( TRENCHING IS OUR liNE . Trench inc of Any Type B1ckhoe SINice Plumbing Service Cuslom Welding lowboy Hauling Septic Systems We Carry Concrete Culverts licensed & Bonded WILLIAMS TRENCHING SERVICE Hysell Run Road Pomeroy, Qhio 45169 PH. t6141992-28l4 or 99H104-Free Estimates Rt. 4. J&N CONSTRUCTION • us an olfer. : NEW LISTING - RENO• VATED- 3 bedroom home, : new siding, roof, windows, • turn ace. plumbing, elc.' lg. : garage and 3 lois. Just ~ $18, 000 • Bacon .•••••..•...•• ~8•• CERTIFIED APPRAISALS '' • r-------•----.I ~I ... I I:"' ~ \n ... 992 332& . Pay Your Coble & Phone Billa Here ~ ;country and th1s is your 'C hance lo'live there' Noce 3 lldrm !railer with new carpel ;n living room, ceiling fans in living room and kitchen, 1 'bath wilh washer and dryer. :Newer Iron! porch lo sit on 'and wasle those summer £ven10gs away in lhis "Peacelul country setl ing, ;Also has many othe1 nice ~ealu re s oncludong a wei bar. :satellile dish, lois of cabinet ;space, 2 bay windows on -----------J ---------- -· I I HANGING ROCK GRADE A :ctintng area · and master obedroom, range is also ~ncluded. All electnc. Call for •your appoontment loday. ,ONLY $14,500. ... ~ ;MIDDLEPORT - ThiS older •home IS close to stores and ;schools. 2·3 bedrooms, level •lot, carpelong and olher ' features includ ong a noce tlront porch. MAKE OFFER 421.900 •Ul Med. Eggs ...... :~·•• 3/ $1 . __________ _ BROUGHTON Cottage Cheese".'.~. 99< LIMIT 0 3 ~lAMOND Pmeapple ..... !~:~ .. 2 f$ 1 Treet ••••••••••••••••• 89( ARMOUR 12 oz. • FLAVORITE ASSORTED I • • • I ! PURINA : CAT FOOD I I • • • 6.5 oz. • • CANS •• limit S Ptr Customer S/Sl E ·- · · ·· - ------- --· ~ Good Only At Powoll's Suptrmorket : Offtr Good thru Sol, May 30, 1987 I '• LISTING- If lrees are you wanl on a lot ;su•taDie for buildong lhen '''VisualiZe the house ' ••••'•• always wanled on acre shady lot.Eieelroc ,ava•lable. $3,500. LISTING - MIDDLE· I;"''"' torner lois on 2nd that could be used tor small business or a good for a lamily, Home IS r. en,ero:v eHic~nt and hasH l: bedri>oms. Back and front , garage. Just $1 8.900. •The total value of the coupon may not exceed •1 .50 . •Any menufecturer 's coupon grNter than 51 C will be re- 1,: ;,;;;, LISTING - MIDDLE· 1' ' - Two story frame il ~~us~. on appra~ imately lot 3 bedrooms. · storm doors and 1lr:~~~~;: ; ASSUME LOAN. deemed at face value onty. •Only one m1nuiactunr'a cou· pon I * hom. BOLD DETERGENT 147 oz. $4 99 limit 1 Per Custamtr WHITE CLOUD PRINGlES TOILET TISSUE POTATO CHIPS 89< 4 ROLL PKG. Good Only At Powtll'l Svptrmorbt Offer Good thru Sot., May 30, 1917 ~:~-oz. $1 09 •The totarvalue of the menufac· hner' 1 coupon canttot tho purchOM price of tho hem. Money will not be refunded. •This offer d- 001 opply to ••teed Htnry E. Cleland Jr. !l9Z-il91 Tt~lllll. .... 949-ZMO •••••• -"'~" .... 192·5112 ....... 949-l;otfiee,............... ,I9Z·n5t 'o· - · · Super Vetuo Coupons, fret coupons, or 1ft~ competi· tor•t COUpoM. •Thla offor nclud01 clgarm". or onv o - items prohibited . ' PISIDINCI PIIONI o6UI 992-7714 I , "" .....Ia J.l.'s REPAIRS Dtoltr f~r• E•·i~IIIUI Plrfl &Servlee Members MEMBERSHIP $5 ,00 Non -Member Cover Charge 2 POOl 992·9901 S2 .00 ·~ , 7 1 ,. NEW HOMES RESIDENTIAL RENOVATIONS FREE ESTIMATES ALLWORK GUARANTEED II re•l Countr'y Mu1ic is one ol your f~Vorite thingt , 1 young man from Tenn.... wortting ttmporerllv In thlt eree would liketomMt you . Write to Jimmie Pettrt. cere of Gennl Oelivwy, Gtllipolit, Oh 4&831 . I'll cell 'f'Ou l N1gh1 AudiiOr ·Oesk Clerk. al)l)tf ' in P«ton only. Holidev Inn.- .. o phone c:tllt. · Home Oecortting Open Hou11 Ftldty and Stturdey, Mev 29th end 30th. 10:00 e.m.- 9 :00 p.m. eec:h dey . Gloria Oillf. 1 Y, mile from lllngtville on St .·At. 325 . 614 - 742 - 20?6 . Everyone Welcome! Control your w~Mght. Teke " New Shepe Diet Plen" end HydrP Wtter Pillt. Fruth Phermecy. •ROOFING •SIDING •WINDOW REPLACE · MENT •REMODELING & ROOM AODITIONS •GARAGES & POLE BUILDINGS Ph011o Day or hlftings 915-4141 s.6.'87· 1 mo pd . SANDY'S AUTO SALES Aut-tlwt lepair & Serria 1UNIIIPS to TIANSMIISION CALL "2-7403 A,t. lt. Rt. 33, r._ty, OH. s.JI You A UHII Car or Fi1 We'l Your Old One 3-21·2 ~·· MASONRY RESTORATION . SWIM POOLS , STEEL. LAWN FURNITURE. BARNS , FARMING EOUIPMENT. HOUSES . ETC . WOIII: GUAIANTUOIU:U UTIMATU ROOFING & SIDING · GUnERWORK 20 Years Exp. RT. I. BOX 278 32933 ROMINE ROAD EXCELLENT REFERENCES FREE ESTIMATES RUTLAND 742-2070 JAMES COE CALl 614-367-0412 I·IU MO. CHECK THE Houte kitten• to good home. 6wkl . old . Ph. 246 · 5371 ett1r 4PM . GOVERNMENT JOBS : GEARY'S BO~Y SHOP BISSELL BUilDERS Custom Painting CUSTOM lUll T Servi!t, Rustoration & Collision Servitt Wash & Detail Servile 550 PAGE ST. MIDDLEPOU, OH.. Day or Night NO SUNDAY CALLS PH. 992-3537 I FREE ESTIMATES ll f 5!DENT IAl / COMMEfiC IAl PH. 742-2027 - Conere11 worll - Plumbing •nd l!llectrictl work (Free Ellimatesl V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 or 992-7314 Pomtroy, Ohio 5/l/lhl REPAIR Br lgg1 & Strallon Tecumsah Weed Elter home! he J1cobsen VALLEY LUMIER & SUPPLY Middleport. Oh . 992-6611 4·11.'86·rc EAGLE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR CUSTOM BUILT POLE STYLE or CONVENTIONAL Truck. auto, 8r heavy equipment repairs and welding . IAII make• & modelsl FREE ESTIMATES PH. 949-2756 John l. ....h Owner/.chanic S· S·'If.J ••· ,. ' ·<.J'·l ·"II '"}(· ,.· . b~. I' , L.J,-r,,itf I' j (' f(• ' I ', SERVICE - Addont and remodeling - Roofing and gutlftl' wor .. Estimates" ~ PH. 949·2860 or 949·2101 No Sunday Calh l·ll·lln 49835 St. lt. 124 lacine, Ohio 45771 949·2606 Home Let Ua Fme '( ou IR Authorized Service &Parts CARPENTER "Free 949-3088 Bus. FENCE COMPANY ;,i l w L 1r6 New Home• luilt REPAIR ACCENT SMAll ENGINE J&L BLOWN INSULATION S·ll-17 ANTIQUES BUY OR SELL Riwerine Antiques 112 4 East Moin St. Po-oy !lOUIS' luo.· Wo4..Frl. 11 o.m. to 7 p.m. !UMof' f p.m.•7 p.m. ly ChtNKe .,. A,ointment RUSS MOORE 992·2526 Ill Makts I Models 24 HR. SERVICE l ·IJ.2 mo. pd. THE DITCHING SERVICE All Types of Tren,hing GAS · WATER ELECTRIC DRAINS Bus. Ph. 915·3813 Home 985-3137 4·22·1 mo. pd SUPERIOR SIDING CO. VINYL & AWMINUM Complete Gutttr Wort! Comple11 Aamodaling Roofing ot all Type• Worked in home area Gel P•ld tor reeding booktl 1100.00 Pit title. Wrl": Act· 31 , 2 Plm1. Nepervlllt, IL 601540. 7 Wk . old pupplet, very cute end CtJddly . Mul1 give eway thit week . Calill14-843· 5421 . AVON , no 1ervice ch.,ge, open' territ9riet , phone 304 -11715 ·.,. 1429. AYON ·itl chengingi le among the tint to tnp the beneflu of the new Avon. Cell 304·882 · 211&5. We c111 repair and re· core radtllors and heater cores. We un also ai:id boil and rod out radiators. We also rtPiir Gas Tanh . KITCHEN KNIVES .. -- ... __,. , . ,., Strap mttel . 304 -882· 3231 . t puppitl ml•ed brtld. Beegla. btaok 1nd tan . 304·6715· 1428. FOUND : Pair ot Men 's gl1t111. In front of Swalnt ·Furniture. Mty 9th. Claim 1t Tribune Office. 825 Third Ave. 7 Yard Sale PAT HILL FORD 992 -2196 Middleport, Ohio 1-13-tfc ro 12 NOOII Othtf lime~ 1ty ....._, ., rift t92·1)ll I« ' fMIIII. .A..c:r.i"ll Ca.RY ITIMS Wood-Crtdwt-Ouilting flewtrl, Stwing, loslrttli.. <OWlll 01111 t!IKI~ 4·14-11110 . Moving Sele: like new whirlpool l•rge cepec:ity W11htr & Orytr· t400 . T•nturi e..,cltt Bike ftOO orbastoHer. l -ShepeSote Bed 11000 or bett offer. Ph . 814-446·3104, Thurt. • Fli. Mev 28 & 29, 9 · 15. 302 leQrende Blll'd. Aduill & c hltdrent clothQ, toyl , tlic,clt, cr~tts. mite. Moving Selt: Corwenlent 11or· ege unltt. 438 Flemingo Dr., Keneuge. Thull . a. Fri, from 9AM to 4PM . Household itm1, homtmldt crttu . Engltnder Woodburner. etnnlngJ••· some linen,, ....... Pt'Piiiiiaiiii'i ...... & Vicinity IEIUUT & REPAIRED SUGAR RUN ASHLAND I 90 MULIEIRY AVE. POMEIOY, OH. PH. 992-9949 lob lorton, Ownor 5·21-11-tfn AIIIIIJIIIIII'Illf'll:' 3 Announcement• TOUf Gukttt: Doee mont¥ motl· vete you1 S•lll'¥ to ftln • Commlnina-Bonut . FtntJttic oppqrtunlty to Etrn 1100· e1000 / wk . Meny company biMfitt· acfWIHictfJM'II m.. tg. m..-.t poliUon1 ._.tiltble. C1M Sue lor lntwwlew 614 ·21•· 6421 . Not juat • iOb. Something New Under The 8unl Reps netded for Butln•• Ac· countt Pt" Time 111,000 Po· tentlel Full Time . .0 .000 plut potentlel. Work own h(l!urs: Tr1lning provided. C.ll 1 -812 · 938 ·0019 M- F . 8 :001m . 15 t00pm (C .S.T.I 12 Situations Wanted .. ' M1n will there 38A Home whh lemlle. Free rent lneaehange for · light houlelle.plnv. Will hwe own room, 1 or :Z tmtll ohlldrtn. ok. WrHain aer• of Tribune, 128. Third Avt,, Gelllpollt, OH 111131 Bo• T·9122. pt1111 lncluM telephone number or wey 10 bt conttctld. · Will blbytit In my home. FleJt,bli hours. HI Yltrl hp..-ience. All tgts. Aaltrlncet evtMtbll. 304176-2247 . 16 School• Instruction Retrain Now. Southutt.,nlu• ln111 Collegl. Call 114· 441· 43&7. • 1B Wanted to Do Jim' • odd jobt pllntlng, drfv• wey rlttlllno. cerptnler work • roof rtp!Mr. trHI 6 hldtll ellperlenctd. C•ll 814 · 378 ~ 2418. Will mow l.wne in town . AIM will Willi porchll. Ctll 114• 446· 31&1. • lebytttlingln my home I d!IY'I e wuk. Prcwldt m1e11 II ntOtl i ury. Rlftrencn on requ11t. Ph; M I M Llwn C•re 6 Wlndo~ 6f4·388·8114 . 8 Public Sale 8a Auction , Ric k Punon Auctioneer If. c•n•.t In Ohio end Wilt Vlrgl· nle. Ani Ettttt, entlqul, lerm, llquldtllon ut11 . 304 · 773· 1781 Of 773-5430. . Would llh to mow y•rd" end do yerd work Ph. tt• ·311·1173, Ltwn mOW It rep•r , Will piak up end delhi., , Aleo llatlt ~•lln.e : Call 114·142·2Uj or 11•: 742·3011 , Cando IIQht h•ullngandrooflno. Aauontble r~t•• · Merion Snider. 11'·14V· 2e29. 9 Wanted To Buy We Pl'l cath tor leta mod .. cl ..n u1ed cen Jim Mink Chtv.- Oide Inc. Bill Qen• John1on 114-441·3en TOP CASH ptld for ' 83 model tnd ntwer und cart . Smtth Buldi-Pontl.c. 1911 Eut•n Av1 .. Otllipolil. C1ll &14-441 · 2282 . 8uying dtllv gold. tltvlf colnt. rings. jtwelry, n..-llng WMt, old ecHns. currency. Top pri· cea. Ed urkett ltrber 8h'op, 2nd. Ave. MiddlePort, Oh. 814· 982 -3471 . '"I' I 'IIIJIIJ'/Iilf'lll Sl! f vILl::) 5·22-t1·2 MO. pd, TRANSMISSIONS MONEY tor Coll-oe. Cell thi Army Nttionel Guard 'or FREE. lnlormttlon p.ecket . 1·100·642· 3119. ' ; :1203 J•ckton Avt. Thutl, Fri. Sit . 10·?. Neme lt·WI gol it . Also centre! tlr conditiOn If. Ph. (614) 143-5425 AUTOMATIC ••t. Cleeftlng. Ctll M''t dl¥ 1f11t I PM , IU ·37t ·21571 . • 11 Help Wanted CAll' HIRING! Governf'l'\ent jobs-your ' 1r111. f1fi ,OOQ. I88,000. Phone cell rtfundable . 18021838-8185"" 1203. YARD SALE - Slturdty. Mty 30. 1 milt btlore Glenwood . Clothes. dlfterenl tlrll. r•in eenc:elt. EUGENE LONG 5-21·17-1 mo, (S.pr tun Arell HOUts, Wn. ·Thors.·fri. 10 ' ·"'· ,, s , ..... Soturlfow 10 UL ·······Giilli'i)ons ··· .. ···· & Vicinity 20 years "Free Estimatea" THE HAT RACK HAND • CUI. SAWS. CARBIDE TIPS SCISIOIII • INIPS PlANER ILAO&S ROUTER IITI CUP!'EII IL.ADEI ~n- 17- too. ACETYLENE n BISSELL SIDING CO. G&M TV ELECTRIC & YOUNG'S ICOIIYWi&U tiS-41ft tr M7-ttS4 6·17·11c 1·19.'87-1mo: 4-16-86-lln PlAT'S SIIAIPIN UP PRUNERS· lAND IAWI · CHAIN lAW CHAINS or 992·7121 992-3989 . 1-8.'87·11 4· 17·1 mo 4-21-11·1 mo . Alu TnuMiuloo PH. 992-5682 IT. 4, POMEROY 949-2045 PH. 992-2772 AUTO &TRUCK REPAIR THOMAS BODY SHOP 949-9070 or GARAGES lt. 174, Pomeroy Ohio FREE ESTIMATES ACTION TOWING . l0-8·tfc Roger Hysell Garage 'VINYL SIDING 'AlUMINUM SIDING 'ILOWN IN INSULATION IU,040 · 159,230 yr. Now Hiring. Cell 805· 887 -1000 ht. R-98015 h1r current tederellitl. Home Entert•lnment Center. To • good home: &wk. old kiU1t11 . Cell 1!14 -24&.15371 tft11t 4PM . 6 loot and Found (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 WELDING @) LIMESTONE GRAVEL · SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT Licensed Clinical Audiologist S· S· ' IJ .J 1110 . USED TIRES NEW BATTERIES 992-3410 ~ No e•perience necetsery. f-'utt ~ be . eveUible tor Immediate em·. Bebytlner needed lor 2 School Age Chlldf11n for the eummer .. Call &14-441· 91529. '14-4411-3028 ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! . :!: cau RUSS or 949-2860 a: c LISA M. KOCH. M.S. P.noWt S.Aia1ting 4-nBJ.tfn Mobile service CHISUI, OHIO C-ICilL 949·2263 ar 949·2168 PH. 949-2801 MARCUM CONTRACTING IIIDUSTIIAL n cMt to you. Gutters Downsp9uts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES Electronic Organs RIASONAILE • RIUlill 8-20.'86 tin IUIMIITIA~ Nnd 8 Good r».ople Nice kinent to good home. Ph. 446-7075. Very gentle femele Pitt Bull. 1 y11r old, white end 11n to good home. 304 -773 -15210. Computerized Hearing Aid Selection ~ Swim Molds - Interpreting Ser~ices &~co. NEW- REPAIR HOMES & GARAGES "At Reasonable Prien" 614-&43-5748 WIWIAWS P&INIING Sittlr needed on Sat . mornlng tor 2 boyt, 1must hwe own trtnsponetion . Non· tmoker .. Ctll614·448· 8&89 efter 7PM . • Giveaway 4 General Contractors 1-3-'86 ttc Airtinet Now Hiring. Retlf\l't· : tiof)ilta. flight eltendtntt and ground ertw poti1~nl tvelltbte., Ctll 1 ·619·611 · 1412: h.t .• AQ.t31 OH lor de1tlls. 24 hrt. ploy'"ent. Worttlng hours 1PM· till 10PM . n 200 per month. · Celt for pertonel interview Ph. 614-411& -6148 . BELL CONSTRUCTION RACINE, 'OHIO 11 1 1 Help Wanted 1 CtllltO Cit very gWIIIII. Ph . 814-446-3897. Hollond, lush Hog For'" Equipment ROOFING TVs, Antennas Satellite Salts lnstaUation Service Ioiii ....... GL 4S7fl .I · M•lt• Co.•, #I Nlt1elob &.tloorirH J.hn Otere, Howard L Wrlttsel II.' UTJI Oolt •st tOller ontv good for product on hand. No Pleinchaalta. ,&A.a.... •lllJ. . ' 11 you want your own 10 I : EW LISTING- Reslaurant fulli eQuipped . Plus a2 unot 1 sell. Call for Jr. Pops ......... :!:~·.. $1 09 COUPONS DAIRY LANE Ice Cream •••••• ~2.~A!-•• $1 09 •·····couPON·······• 16141 992-6550 )EW LISTING - OUT OF 40WN -Everyone loveslhe 2 Potatoes ......... ~s.~~. $199 • IU~NISS PHONE . 992·2259 POMEROY, OHIO U. S. IT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO •·5·!ft 24 HOUR TOWING & ROAD SERVICE We C•rry fi1hirtg Supplies POMEROY,O. Now Acce pting Naw· SALES & SERVICE PARTS and SERVICE UONALL PLUMBING & HEATING SALES & SERVICE ~ Wa Are A Private Club BOGGS lltw 25 YEARS EXP. REWINDS All TYPES OF MOTORS Midclloport, Ohio 45760 0 . ... U. S. No. 1 RUSSETT From your good friends, I and Susie 985-3561 Alllll•h• Free Estimates Reliable Guaranteed Work 992 -7636 c.!). I mo. 161 Ntrth Stcond 0 ~ ~ .. 89( \ Hous111q HP;tdqudllets I 12 OZ. PKG. CRISPY SERVE . Will Do .... Carpentery - Vinyl & Aluminum Siding -PaintingDrywall ~ furnac e and carpeting. Give KY. BORDER Bulk Bologna ....~... 69< SUPERIOR FRANKIE .. W1eners•..•....••••••••• 89( Happy Birthday Marty Hart on your big 18th. We wish you the best. KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 5·13·2 mo . · home. 2 baths, 2 lots. gas ...._ _________ J WED. 9·1; FRI. & SAT. 9:30-1 :30 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK SUN. 3 A.M.-12 A.M. MONDAY-SATURDAY 10:30 A.M.-2:30 A.M. Sentinel 3 Announcement• Puppitt, part Ltb. & part collie. 304-876· 7883. · you can do Ihe repairs on HOMEMADE LB. ENTERTAINMENT •Refrigerators •Dryers •F reeze rs 08.'81·1 mo. · ; this one and have a nice GRADE A LIVE •Washers •Dishwashers •Ranges "FREE ElnMATE!" ;and aluminum sidong Walk •to the stores. $14,500. ,RUSTIC HIHS - 7 rm. •ranch, lamlly rm. woth 1woodbu rning !ireplace, 3 tBRs, l'h balhs, garage and . 11g. lot ' SALEM CENTER AREA : one floor carpeted 3 BR •home. BB heat, carport plus :us acres. $32.500. ; LETART TOWNSHIP - 4 • acres on the country with TP !waler available. $6.000. ; POMEROY - Handyman •"'... The Business Senrices recently uddttttd by the death of Den-Ills, belowlld coMpMion of . Joe & Louise Gloeckner wl!o pissed away on Sallrctay 5/23/67. Dan-DH WIS wllelped Circa 4/12171. Private interment was held Saturday 5123/17 with COMMissioner RHCI Will officiatin~ Honotll}' pallbearers were Fted Craw. Dick Seyler. Dave Goodwin, Don lea, Don Hendricks ond Ted Reed .. In lieu ot Howers • contriblllions may bt made to the lltip County Hu.,... Sociely or the Joe & louise Gloeckrtt< lund. ICUT OUT 101 FUrUtt UUI VINYL & 18Rs, gas furn ace, basement ~ 0 J&L BLOWN INSULATION Phone : 1-18141·992-3326 'IIEW LISTING - 6 yr. old I I Frioncls and Patrons wert Business Services ....•• I "CC I 0 I 2 I I I ___________ J The family of Pernielia (Rose) Cox wishes to thank all the friends and neighbors for their cards. flowers and sympathy during their time of bereavement. llay God Bless You Pt'OJ)Ofly Df Loono Kohl. ~-d. to·wit : ' 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. IIIr;::;::;::;::;::;::;=;;. Fullll, Ill V. Wnt Second Strwt. Pomeroy, Ohio until Thundow. Moy 28. 1917 ot 1,0 :00A .M. forthepurchen of _ the following per~nat . We Reserve The Right To Dece•led 151 22. 28, 27. 3tc ME;IGS COUNTY. OHIO ESTATE OF LEONA KOHL Ohio and 1111 bid1 , · Notice ' ' - - --r-- ··- EXCELLENT WAGES tor aptt• tim• 111trnbly wort.; electron · ict, craft t . Othert. Into. !5041 141 -00tl 2987 Op~n 7 O.yt. CALL NOW! ur. Medlcel Record• Codlf. Thit 440 bed gen«ll Ho1pitll wtth medlc:el tchool alflll,.lon It accepting eppllctlion• for en ••parieftctd ICD:end-CM Medl· c-' Record• Coder: -.Af Aeglt· tretkm Pret1rrld. Sel'ld rfiUmt lncludlno ltltr1 tllstorv to: Per10nnt1 Director. 61 . Merv'• Hotpittl. 2100 Flrtt Ave., Hun t i n~Jton . W\11 2&701 EOE M·f · H Summer jobs un be bt...,tHul. Bali AVON . FREE tllrt up fM ln Oelllpollt dlttrlct only. Mty 22 thrO\Igh M•r.21 . £ern fU . Ctll fOf intormet n. 114·44&·21&1. Mtntg« nHdld: Femit¥ beeutv NloMennln9 center. Gtlllpollt. &IIIW'f P'ut c:ommlttlon, ptld vec:etlon, intut~not. ptoflt thM· tng 6 mor•. For lnt•vlew. CtM 114 -761· 8313 collect. Alo· ,tadtamplrtctor ot Phtnnacv We ere e ltldln; provk11r ol comtK't phlfmiCY tlf\l'teH to holplttlt. PotiHon i• " • ho1pi· tal In louthMitern OMo which IMI'Yicw :ZO ecutecere p.tltnt•• 40 e'll...-cl we petlentt. Proplmt lndude • futty cotnpultr· lzH unH dMt • IV lldmbiture l)fogr.,-.. 48,000 I* y11r II· i.,. Conttct Stuert 11-"op. VP Pt'llltniC'I lyttamt Inc .. P .O. loa 130. OubNn . OH. 43017 114·111·0101 , Will babyth In your home lri Point Plnllnt IJII, 304· n3: 511!1 . Ptlnt Interior end tktlfiOf. Law• mowing. Yltd work. 304·*11r U11 . Mow lewnt, w ..h wlnyl houtn~ lighl hiiUIIng . 304-e7&· 2411 . liii >I IILI ,f l .,.• ,... - -n===--Bu1ine11 21 Opportunity Auto plflt, •crap mlltal, bull· nlft equt,mtnt, atodl. , I actll. locMIId on Stale AoU11. Cen 61.t.·l92-5418. Own yc....,r own epp..-el or tho• •tare. ohoo" from J••n · lpOthWIIr, ltdill lpp•rel, ment . chl ldren · m-'~tnlty , lerga thu . pllltt , dencewur · Nfoble. brldll, llno•l• or ecctt· tori•• 11ore. Add color anllytll. Brindt : llr Clelborne. Ouoline. He1lthtea, lwl, t.e, C1mp ltV· erty Hillt, It Mlch ..e, Cheoe, Oulb•ck Red. Gen11i1 . Fqrenra, Org•nic alt't OtOW<n, over 2000 othert •13 .tt one price d.. t lgner. multi tier pricing dlt· count or famltv shot 110ft. Retell prlc.t unbtlll't11ble for qutlfty thon normtlty p:rlced from 119. to f80 . Over 210 brernh 2&00 t tvl ... 114,100 to 126 , 900 ~ lnv•ntory, tt•lning , fb.turn, grlrld opening, elrfer•. lllliJ. Cen open 11 dey1 . Mr. Sldntv 14041 212 4489 Steel Building Detlllfthip with Mejor Mtnultc:turtr· S.itl end El'lgineerlnQ tuppoft. Sttrttr tdl turnith~ . Some .,... teken .• Cell (30317&9 -3200 UT 2401 . Own Your Own Apparel or Shoe Store Choo.e from Jetn· Spor11w11r. Ltdiet App•rel, Mens . Chlldrtn· Mittrn ltv . lttge Sbe1. P•ti1•. Dlnctwttr· ,..,obic, brld•l.l+ngtflt or •ccet· torin II Ott Add c:otor In fly lit.• 8r1nd1· Ur Clelborne. Onoline, Hetlthte•, Lewl, lee. Camp 8h'lfty HIU., It Michele. Ch.aus. Outback Red. Gen .. lt, For~u. Organlc tlly Grown. OVIr 2000 others. Or 113.91 on• priH Ottltanll', Muhl TJtr Pricing dl1count or F•mltv Shoe ttore. fletlil price• unbeliw•ble for q~.~tlitv lhtJ• normeUy prlcH from 119 . to 180. Over 210 brtnd• 2&00 ttyl... f14 ,800 to 121.900. Inventory, Tr~lnin{l. fllltUfll . Ottnd Optnlng, Air·.,. fWI. etc. Cen OJitn 11 diiY'• · Mr. Sldn" r404J 262·4411. I �• 0 -12-The Daily Sentinel 21 Busineu Opportunity • H Pomeroy-Middle LAFF·A·DAY 51 Household Goods ' Ohio 54 Misc. Merchandise 76 KIT'N'CAALVLE "'byLarryWright CAAPET THE OHIO V~LLEV PUBLISH - ING CO . recommendl thlt vou do butinns with people you k.now. end NOT to ttnd monev through the mtll until you h.ve invn1iglltd the offering. 23 Professional Services Atfrtgerator, gold, •100: elect· rt C 11ove, 160; RCA COIOt' telev11ion. 215 Inch, •100. Good condttion, 304· 773·5828 . Hometown P•tontl care Htve llltuncy for adult care Proftl· tlonll employee• In 3 working thiftt Cell 614-992 -8869 or 614-949-2927 Twtn· llte bed. ch11t, apring , maureu. like new, Mavtag wastllf. Singer treadle sawing machtne 304· 675 ·5793 lawn Mower Repan. 304 -676 - 53 8416 R e~ l 31 Antigue Oak Mantel. antiquB w indow glau, storm window• and door Call 614·446·0109 after 6 30 Esl ale "My wife's the first woman ever to cross the Pacific by ail n r Homes for Sale Home lor Sate by Owner. Greenbrier Est .. lBR . bi-levet on2.4 AC, W.B .. wet bar. 2 ICfltl, car gtrege. Ph.F.PBefore 4.00PM 614·44&·4009 Aile< 4PM . Ph. 304· 076·3816. Home or Property on th11 new 3 34 Business Buildings To 1et1le '" fttete: 2 OR . Hou111 747 lfl dduttritl storage 12 fool over hnd door , 3 pkasM of elte1ric, 1 8•48 tteel building 614 - 446 - 2362 For appomtment. n.w roof. c•rpet and wallptper, gtrlge & out building: 2 extra 35 Lots & Acreage g~rage. emi. South on Rt . 7 U7500. Ph 014·44&·803S. on 21ola, ttcwe, wuh• & drver, lolt &<hl120 409 Elm St., Otk Hill, Oh 45866 Ph. 6,.·682 · 671S. •One and half ecre w•th tr1uler By Owner Small 2 Bedroom hook up, 2 outbutldtngs, app le archerd. 18,000 00 304-576· Hou ... From St . Fit. 218 take Kriner Fld V. tie. tirat houae on righ1 114,000 CtU fJ14 -U&· 2&39 Renlal s 2917 3 8ft, b.Wh & 'h. l1mily room 3% ml. OUI &88 Ph 266·6789 or 256-820& MOYing houu & building on 38 tcrtt. No S unday ctl lt For in form.Wto,n ealt 814 · 379-2283 . 38R Brldl Home, CA. Chy School Dlurlet, quiet , atraet ntlf Hotur Hoapltal& Shopping Center. Witt ftnenee with down pfVMtnt e51 ,900. Cell 814- 2&8·8288. F<M' 11le by owner: 2 ttory houu In Mldc..pon overtoo•dng park. 30 yr gutrnteed vlny lt aiding, W· W ctrpM, 1 Y1 bMh, unique woodwork 814-992 ·t5128 Govtrnment Home~ from 11 fu reptlr). Delinquent tax prapeny. Repotseulont Call 806 ·887eooo Ext OH -9805 for current repo lilt 7 rooms. bath 'IJ. tlou•e in Chtner, Ohio. Price reduced from 827.000 to 125,000 Ptlone 814- 985· 3571 . 4 bedroom modern type houae. single floor plen, located on corner of Syctmoreand laurel in Middleport 828,500. Mutt be told. Cell tJ14 -992 ·778e or 114-742-3166 3 bedroom houte, 2 acret, and alficltncy apt. for sal• by owntr. Mutt IH to appradtte 814· 198-4271 anvtime. Fully turnlthed 2 bedroom home In Atclne whh equipped kitchen, rivlf \liiW prop.ny. ICfOIJ from General Stora. Euv acc111 to Ohio Aivllf' boat launching and t~ndy be.ch. e1a.ooo aa. 948-2188 or IU-949.2288 Sy,.cu... 2 story hou11. 6 rooms, bsth , enclosed tun porch. Jun remodeled. n.w root. pllnt, w.w carpet , panbll bssement. 2 cov•INI porch11, larg.-lor, flowera. shruba, UMI . No Sunday calls. 814· 992 · 22S2. Houte for 11la - c.ll 304·17!· 7313 ror appointment. 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 41 Houses for Rent Nice 2 Bdr unfurniJhed houae. Gtrtge, worklhop. Ref . & dep· 0111. PretM married couples. Accept one child . Cell614--446· 9686. 5-Room Houu. oH Street park· lng, 842 Firat Ave .• Gallipolia. depoait , rtferenc81. no pets. Call 266·1529. Secluded Mountain LodgB style home. Cathedral ceihng, sto ne fireplace. 3 BR , 2 bath. tull btumenl. 30 acres fenced patture, 2 ba~n1. ttocked pond. A~Jtileble June 1, e376 per month. Caii614-742 · 26B1 be· I!Jmning May 20th. Nice 3 bedroom house. Family room, garage, baaement. forced air heat. ti wooded acres, barn 5276 per month. t100 depostt . No inaide pet1. 10 Eut St . Pomeroy . 814·992-3619 . Unfurnished, 2 bttdroom house tor rent. No in1ide pets. Clean and all new paint Call 814-992 · 3090. Houu with garage and lull batement. 2 or 3 BR .. all electric, centrtl air . Arbaugh Addition. Tuppers Plains. Call 614·446·7496 14•66 Mobile home. ftnctd ytrd. 3 lots ln h.,green Call 114· 446 ·1339 or eu ua. 1828 14Jt70 Buddy, 3BR , 11/1 bath, Iotti tltctrlc. tlot of tJttfll Will eonsldtr rtNOntble offlf Call 814•441· 3085 tfler 5PM Vletorlan Home lmmacultte eondi1ion 14x70 2 BR , CtnHal air. Firtpletl. Garden tub All eltctrlc 304 ·6 715 ·1317 1973 Arlington 2BR , 121116, porch, undtrpinning, ate Good condiUon. Ca ll 614-379 ·2898 For Salt 1977 Ux70, 3 BR . 2 bi1hl, l tOYe, rttrlg., Ctlllng tant, undef'plnning. Set up on rent&d lot 4mi from Hoap. Asking 8250 Ctll 245-15070 Betore 2PM. 614·992·3187 6 rooma and btth . UOO Over· lookt Ohio Ri~Jar , acrou from Pint Hu1 In PPomeroy. 109 locutt St. Ctll 814-986-3661 or GU -985· 3813. 3 bedroom country houte tor rent ~twly aided and tome remodeling int•da. ~en1 plu1 deposit. Call614 -742· 2427. Cottage 165.00 per week. uflh· till pl!id, 304· 676· 3100 . 992-2464 ofttr 6:00p.m. 1981 Wlndlor 14x70 Mobile Home. Slovt. r~tgerMor . mle· rowa•ll. "trto, defu•t beth, c:entrtltlr. Priced to a til . Striooa inqultlll onty. (3041 182 · 3529 after e:oo p.m . 1984 14x60 CtroUnt mobile homt and lot. ·Hartford. W. Va . 304·882·3708 . 33 Farms for Sale 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Mobile l'lome lo cated 1t Stell• Cr 23 Bert~er Call 614 -446· 0758. 2 BR on l~tge private lot, 1 mile from town. •200 month. Secur· ity deposit & reieten ctl C11ll 814-448 · 2238 or 614· 446. 2681 . 2 BR , 12x60 unfurnished WO hook-up , 'h mile from Hol.uu Rllferenefl & dt~pot l t required Ctll 114 -446·43tl9 or 304· 175-9750. 2 bedroom. vou PlY u1 IUtie1, aduhl only, depotit required 304-678·2036. 3 bedroom ttl\11111', 1175 . montl'l W•t Itt' end uutl pickup included 304-875-224 7. bedroom · tn•ltt nice lot, aemi·prNRte, Gtllipolis Ferry. UOO month plua deposit 304· 2 44 Apartment for Rent 1 Bedroom bulc rent 1178.00 p{ua electric Al1o required t UOO 00 lfM:Urlty dtpoah . CON · TACT: Jackson Estatll Dept. Ph 448 - 3997 Equal Hou t ing Opponunlty. Furniahllld & unfurniahed eptl., *150.00 end up . teferences Ph 304 · 115-7738 Ot 30tt. · tl7fi· 5104 A-1 Ant Etttte New 11panment: completely turn. Ret . & O.p. 1 or 2 Multa only. C.II614-.U&-033B . 1:-~-:-~--:-.::-::-::-:--:-­ Furnlahed Apt 1BR . 701 Foul11'1 AY8., Gallipolis U25 Vtillti" 1-10 acrll, Leon ltdln Rd ., Pd Ph. 448·4418 aftltf 7PM. HOule & ou tbuilding. StrMm tHrough propM'ty. 304-4&8 - Fumlahed Apt. 1236, Utllitln 10&8. Pd .. 11A 807 Second Aw .• OtiMpolil Ph U&·441& eft• Bulin•• Building• EtftctEmcv Apt Kitchenette. ba· throom. Utilit ies pd . Pnvate entrance & parking . $175mo. Ph 614·446 -7615 ., Gractoua livmg 1 and 2 bed room apartments at Village Manor and RN-erside Apart· menta •n Middleport From $216 mcludlng uhliltea. Call 614· 992 ·7787. EOH . Furniahed 1 bedroom apartment tn Middleport. 8210. per mOnth , 1100. deposit. Call 814 ·992· 5150 . 3 roomt , furnished . 814 -992· S434 or 304· 882·2566. APARTMENTS , mobil e homea. houses. Pt. Pleutnt and Gallipo tia . 614· 446 ·8221 1 bedroom ground floo1. private entrance, recently remodeled . Everything furn .. loc outakirta Henderson. S260 . month 304· 676· 6730 Furmahed upper halt duplex . Prefer smgle working adult Referen ce and depoatt 304 · 676· 2661 . 45 Furnished Rooms Room• for rent , day . week . montt\, Gallta Hotel Ca ll 614446-9716 Rent at low atS120 month Furnished room S100 Ut1lit111 pa id Share bath Single male. 919 Second Gallipolis C•ll 446 -4416 aher 7pm . 47 Space for Rent Space lm small trailers All hook·up1 . Cable. Also ettictency rooma, air and cabla. Mason. W.Va. Call304· 773·6661 . FAMilY PRIDE MOBilE HOME PARK , Rt , 2 south, Gallipolis Ferry, WV. Now renting Iota for '66.00 par month. Call 304· 876· 3073 aher 6 :00PM . 47 Wanted to Rent 3 a r 4 Bedroom hou1e In Kyger Creek School District Referen· CAl Ph 614·446 ·8621 Merchand is e 51 Household Goods 20 ICfl larm Hannan Trac• Rotd. Glenwood. W . Va. for more informll:lon Clll 304· 713· &.1 18 or n3-&18& after &·00. 34 446-75 1&. 304-675·12S6. 675·7942 1973 12d5 Kirkwood Remo· deled . Will contlder offer 614· JRM ' a and bath t::onv ient loce· Iton . New carpet. 1BR . Ph . COUNTRY MOBILE Hom& Park. Route 33 . North of Pamftfoy . Rental hatlers. Call 814 ·992 · 7479. PHONE IU· ,..&·7274 c•. Upstatr& unfurnished apartment . Utilities paid . Carpeted. no chtld· ren or pets. Call614 ·446· 1&37 Very nice 3 bedroom house in Pomerov . Fireplace, lull bue· mant. eJt cellent carpet . Onlv 1226 per month For Into. call Bttutifut reno\lltld 3 br home on Morgan ' 1 Woodlawn F11m, Rt . 35 PUny 1400 per month 1910 fetfmont 8eyvttw Dth.,~• 14•70 futrMaNICI, 28R , nttuuM p11 htll, on prNttt renttd Jot , On fU 3& Rodnty , Ph 114-44&· 7844 Apartment for Rent Office Space lor Rent . Excellent lor Anorn"'fs. Accountant , et c Clou to Court House Call Wiseman Real Estatl'l Agency. 61 4-446· 3844 2 br houae. Mt Varnon Ave. Wilt IICCeJ)t 1 or 2 chlldfln . Refer· ence & deposit 304 ·676-2661 . For 1tla MobH• Homt. 2BR trliltr , 1 acre of I~Jnd . • 1 1,000 Ph 614·44$·4141 . 44 Furniahed. 2 bedroom houao for rent m Addiaon 1 bttdroom lurnl1hed aptrtment in Middleport. Call 614·992-5304 after 4 ·00 p.m NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL 'S QUALITY MOBilE HOME SAlES. 4 Ml WEST. GAlliPOliS. AT 30. 54 Misc. Merchandise Cellahan's UsedTtreShop. Over 1.000 tirea, tizes 12 . 13, 14 . 16, i;,;:=':;:;;;~==r:;;;::;;:;:~~==::==116, S 8 milet ou1 Call 16 814·258-6261 . Rt. Mav consider tr1de-ln ot Mobile BR . Home 2 csr Antiques 7PM. Furnlthld Eftlcieney ,, 10. Utili· tiM plfd, lhtre btth. 107 Second Ave.. Galllpallt Ph. 44e·4411oft• 7PM. 1------------ Commtrclll bl!Mdll'lfl for INtt. 0owntown Pf . Pt...-nt. St••· 1 BA Aptwtment. 740 Second offictt, A·Ont Rtef Estat•. Ave. 1181 I* month Oepo1it Carol Yelgtf, 11'011•· Ctll 304· ,equQd. C11t 814·441· 4222 17B·B104. botwoOn I I I . 218. Plastic eis1ern atate approved. plaartc aeJ)tiC tank1, plastic cu lverts. metal culv ert1. RON EVANS ENTERPRISES, Jack· aon , Oh 614 -286 -6930. County ApJ)Iiance. Inc. Good used 111ppliance1 and TV •~tt . Open BAM to 6PM . Mon thru Sa1 614 -446·1699 , 827 3rd Ave GRIIipolit, OH Valley Furniture. new & uted. LArge section of quelitv turn !· tun . 1.21 & Eaatern Av e , GAIIlpolla. GOOD USED APPLIANCES Wash11rs, drytrl, refr igerators, nnge1 . Slu1gga Appllencet , Uppflf R i ~Jet Rd . bt1 ide St<W'e Crest Motel. 614 .448-739.8 LAYNE S FURNITURE Sof11 and chtlrs priced from 1396 to *995 . Teblet ISO and up to *1215 Hide·a · bedl 8390 ue to . Flethflflrs to 1226 to t37fit595 . lamps • 125. Dinettes t109 and up to U96. Wood tlbl• w-6 ctlalra *285 to n95 . DeU 8100 up ·to 8375. Hutches UOO and up Bunk btds complete w -mattrllstt •295 and up to 8396 . Baby Mdt e 1 10 . MaltrMIH or box tprtngs full or twin au, fum 173, end t83. Queen tell t225 , King t350 . 4 drawer chatt U9 Gun cablnett a. 12 gun. Gu or llttctrlc rang• 1375. B1by mat· trHHt *38 B. 146 . Btd frem81 UO, 830 e. King ftame UO Good s.tection of bedroom aultas, metal eabin•tt. head· boatds •Jo end up to 186 For S1le. Adem• Motor grader. '3000.; 5 ft . 3 pt. rotary mower, '300.; 3 whMiar with rear dump, 8BOO., 6ft. tractor blade, •1 26.; uted tool box for pickup, 4 It 11ckle bar mowltf', *126 .. hme apr8Jder, S75.; Call 614· 949-2008. ::---:--::--:------Tony '• Gun Repairs, ho t rtblue;. 9. Opens oo AM 10 7.00 PM . ReM!~ mi~ conc rete and all con crete supplies. Cell ua Valley Brook Cement and Suppliat . 304· 773-5234 Rougt\ lumber. Oak & Poplar t160 J'fH 1.000 by bundle; 20c by board h . 304 ·676 ·441 2 . ~ ~ Pets for Sale Oragonwynd Cattery Kennel CFA Himalayan , Penlan and S•am ese kittens. AKC Chow· puppiea. New kittens, Siamese and H1m.elayan1. Cell 814 ·4463844 af1er 7PM . AKC Pomeranian Red Female, very tiny . Also rare white femele both are hou 11brokan. UOO each. Also AKC Pomeranian tor Stud Service 5 AKC Siberian Huaky for Stud Service Ptl. 614-446-6927 OR 814· 388· 9964. AKC Reg. Boaton Terner. 11h yr old Female, good with kids, Ph . 3SS·9614. Reg Engllth Spri,..ger Spaniel pupa Excellenthuntingstock . F. T Champions, Otd 6 Grandpar· enta from Engl•nd. Ph 446· 1393 Registered miniature Schnluzer puppy, male 4'h months . .Calt 614-448-9419 lf11t 5 Adult Cocktr 'Spanlelt . Adult Shih flu Ctlocolate Cocker J)Upl FeiJiele No ctlec:ks. Call 614-992-2807. 14 montt\ old bltcll Poodle, fem ale. tJ)a~ed 160 Ctll 614-742· 2103 . l 'J • 58 Fruit Vegetables 8o 71 .. Autos for Sale 1984 Chevett1. euto. ttr. AM- Suewberrtll now taking orders. ., .00 qt, 304·670·7621 . Eacort 4 tpd, 4 door, new paint, t1r11, 61,000 mtlft 12600 . Call Huuell' s Strawberries Field• open for pldung, oft Sandhill Rd . U-Pick, We Pick . Mon thru Fri 7 am to 8 pm 304· 676 ·2817 . 59 For Sale or Trade For Sale: 4· P·20&, 76 R 15 General Tir es . l1ke new 1126.00 Call :S04 -876-1503 A her 5PM For sale or trade 1982 KDX 175 dirt bike. Runs good. 304 -675· 0350. Farm Supp li es & L1v eslock .~...,. York. (0:30) 304-SBZ-2237. Strawberrill . Ttylort Berry Patch . Kerr . Rd . Monday . Saturdty 8AM ·BPM . C11i 814· 446· 8692 or 614·246·6178. Red and White Sweet Pot.wo P'•nta for aale. Call 814-742 · 2773. STRAWBERRIES - Pick your own - 1t1rting Thundty . May 2ht 8 a.m · B p.m 1lretdy picked •· f1 .25 Ql . Campground field only Htppy Hollow Fruit Farm U.S . 35 Wes1. Jackton. Ohto. 614·288-6461 Maney Ferguson. Now Holland. Bush Hog Sales & Service. Over 40 used traclon to chooaa from & complete line of new & used equtpmont. Largest selection in S .E. Ohio 273 New Holland aq . Baler •1600 . Ford 3pt . Rake $325 . Shaver Post Driver $700. 7h . Locust po&ta *1.36 each Ph 814 ·388·9832 . Jividen' a Farm Equipment 614·446-1876 Special Sale Prices on cur new Rioti Tractor\ Verm11er hay et~u•pment up to $3000 oft. Mowen. mcwer conditioners. rakes. teddert , & round balers\ A complete line of bale handling & feeding accetsoriea, grinder mixers. w•gons. rotary ·titlers , rotary cuttlt's. blades, disc cuhi· \laton. plows. seeden. po11 drivera. woodsplittert, glllea, headgatet. truck 'tpcks, truck beds, trailers, spreyera, le11d bunks. tivettock watarera. min eral feeders . Wheel Harte lawn & garden equipmen1. Used Equipment· 8 round belert ltomettlat take II low 11a 35 HP tflctor ) mowing machines. rtkll , drum mower , squlfe balet"a, uted tractora, 3 7' hsybin81 , cut diti oner, hme tpreader , tobtcco setters, d•sct, plows. harrow, gravlf'¥' wagon. And see ua tor a completelme of J)erts & aervicel lntetnatlonal Cub Lo·Boy , plow d11k. blade. U in. wooda, belly mower S3000 ftrm . Ph. 614· 446 -1602 35 Ferguson Tnctor, excellent cond . 2 bottom plow. plck·up d•tc , buah hog Ph 814-388· Soo9. Tob•cco or tomato sticks 52· ·. 16c each. Morgan' s Woodlawn Farm. At. 35 j:)!jny. 304·876· 1288 . 29S5. 63 Livestock Duroc Boars Bred jult like tl'l e botra we tested at the Ohio Testation that gained o~Jer 2.8 lba per day Roger Bentley , Sabina. OH. 613-684·239B. 7 yr. old Appaloolt M1r1. l'laa been shown by siJt y11r old boV. 1350. Ph . .U& -2446 . - - - - -- - - ·le- For sale: Hereford and Slmmital bull 614-742· 21510. e ye~~r old Palimlno Ouaner Mtre, 4-H lllintd. Wtstlfn Pleasure, 1160 00. 9 ye1r old App•loosa Mare. hat been CDn · '"ted In btrrelt, ahown plet· ture, 1400.00. 814-812-7122 . lr ,llloiJIIII,lllllll rL---------==:.J.:=========:.~ SNAFU® by Bruce Beattie 71 . '' ' '77 MarkVLtncoln, low milage. 304-675· 2710 after 6 ·00 call 304 -675-6564 '75 Oldt Cutlasa, gOod st11pe and runs good. phon e 304-ti75- 2S66 -------<4 73 Monte Carlo, body aolid. 6125 Cell 304-675-6897 before 10:00 J) m. 1980 Ch&vv Citation. 4 cyl. ' auto , air, ps, pb, tilt. cruise, pw. delaved wipers, am -fm, cut. new tires, new rebuilt trans. 69 , 000 mllu . new paint . $1 ,750 304·675-2563 1977 Monto Carlo. new tires. 1lr cond, 304 -615 -4831 after 0 00 1978 Plymouth Satellite Cus· tom , t200 . 304-676-6108. '84 Honda Elite acooter !Ilea new·2,500 miln '78 Dodge wagon. good body. needs bat· tery. 120.000 mile• 304-175- 6123. . '7B Cameto auto. ps, J)b. loaded. 82.300 price negotiable. 304· 576-2498. 7:00 (I) HlrdCIIIIe end McCamolck G (2) PM Mogerlne (j) Spor!ICenter (LI (lJ Ente""lnment Tonight Cl (JJ Poople'a Court l!l I!D MICNIII/ Lthrer NowaHa<lr (1 :00) 11m Ntwa IDl Maneyllne Curren! 1 reports on world econom1cs and linanclsl news wilh Lou Dobbs. (0:30) 1!21 1BJ Wheel of Fortune · ' 26 ft . Titan motor home. completely sell-contained. genera· • •. tor, sleep• 8. t8800 . Call 614-448 ·0008. 1986 full 1ize slide In lruclc camper. Call 614 -448· 8848 1fttr' 7PM 6.30. 304·676·5428. 1978 Malibu Clauictnd Chevy SS Nova. Both run good. 304-675· 1881 lhflf 6 :00 . 0SS4. llll!l M'A'S'H Ser v1ces B1 FRANK AND ERNEST Home Improvements Trucks for Sale 1986 GMC S-15 Sierra Pkg. v.e. fuel Injected, • ·wheel drive. Real Sh11rp •B900.Call 614448 -2106 . 1985 Dodge pickup, 3 ton, 21 .000mllet . U900 Cell614· , ·' Un conditional llfetme gu~rran· tee. Locll references fumished Free eatimetea. Call collect 1-614· 237· 0488. dey or night . Rogers Basem e nt ... • Weterproofmg. ,: : :t DON'i N~t:t> COFF~E. JU)T MAt-IN6 IT F~EEWAY ON·~AMP W1~es M~ up Fo~ THf: PAY SWEEPER end tewlng machin'e repair , parts. and suppli81. Pich 1 up tnd deli\lery, Devit V~~euum Cleaner, one hllf mila up; Otorgn Creek Rd . C•ll 614· , .· 448-0294 All typ" ~;trpanter a concrete· work. lntef'ior, exterior, rtmo- " .... dellng, ptinting. roofing. free utima181 . Call614·44&-8174 .. , -• classic cartoons. (lJ Cl (JJ Perfor:f Strenaero Larry tremulously lnv1tes AND SHE HAS AN AIR- BREArnER ·• Balki to join him at a black WITH l-IIOR! Vinyle & Aluminum Siding. ': : Sto,m windows & doore. hang gutter• Fr" ettimtt".- ~... Ph.614-446·6332 . -;· : - lie allslr. (A) C IIl 1!D A Ooy In the Lilt of America 220 pholographars and 23 film craws descended on Amsnce on May 22. 1986 to caplure portraits ol people al work end play. 0 11m ll 1!21 Tilt Ntw Mike ov• -_, ~~--~~~~-- - , Ace Conttruction. Roofing , gut·. : ~ ... ter1. m..onry work. All, wortc1 .. -t? guaranteed. Calll14·388·9761 • or 388·9792 . ' ·.J ·t;: -· H1mmer Hammer tacklers the KGB when an amnesiac .. IDl Primenewa Wrap ups ol Trft & ttump removal. Muldi;. J topsoil, Blue Rug, Blue SprUcf. .~' mowing, pruning. Don't Landt·- .. ~ capM Ph. 614·446·114tl. ', . RON 'S Televl1ion Service . , Houae ulla on RCA , 0Utllf, " GE . Speclaling In Zenith C..ll 304-578-2398 or 61.t-446- ' 2454. -;._, .: • .. Fetty Tree Trimming. nump 1 ( ramO'.Ial Ca113M-176-133 1 ; · Rotary or cable tool drilling. Moet wellt completed umtdtV:. 1 Pump '"" and ttn~ice 304- S9B-3802 comes lo Hammer. (AI the day s world news and ln doplh loeture reports . (f :001 .l!l MOVIE: El Dorodo EEK & MEEK (2:07) 1:05 (l) MOVIE: Torpedo Run (NAJ (1 :38) 1:30 (lJ Cl (JJ Hud of ltot Cleoo ~A~ I fiPF'EPR 10 HM Rt.A::HE.D 1l4t.. CCASSl< INJ<N- DIL~A ... ' The course of true love falls 10 run smoo!hly lor Arvid and Sareh. (R) 1;1 9:00 Cil 70G Club D (2) «Ji Night c ..rl Harry -· Concrete finish , parking loll. basement a - an~ 1i1e job. Senior Citizen Discount, Rick Garftefd. falls for his replacement while 1ry1ng ro Ires ChriS!ine. (A) ' (4) Top Rank Bo•lng (lJ Cl (JJ Hotel Chrls!lne·s Starkl Tree and Lawn Service, lawn oare, landscaping, stump nmoval. 304 -571 ·2842 or 678 ·2903 . ' •: '1'~ lirsllovs. !hOugh! dead. suddenly reappears to c1a1m her. C .. .-.+ ~. '1"',;, -;;:::;;::~~====~~ IIl -;: 82 Plumbing 8o Heating "" Megnum Is or an ;sotated MAYBE THAT WA5 HIS ~AAE 13E:FORE HE ~MARRIED. Bi.lT iHE ALl"iDGRAPH 5<\YS "FRED KRELN IK ~· PICTURE! COt' . Fourth end Pine Gtllipolia, Ohio Phone 614· 448·3888 or 614- 19BO Chrysler Fifth Avenue, good condition. Ctll au.ue. 0008. 1978 Buidl Regal , air. PS, PI, tih wtwel . 1913 Chryal• Naw Yorkllf. fully loHed Ph. 814-44111· 7380. , 1812 FO<d E1<0rl wogcm. 4opd.. 1ir. AM ·FM ttpe, t2211 . 1il4 . Dod9a Omni. 4 opd, Ulll. John's ~uto Stl•, luiiViMtAd .. QtiHpolla. 1181 1984 Ford Ranger . 42.000 miles. t4000 . 814-742· 2818. 19BO Datsun. reduced. heel· lent condition Ownltf' took good cere of this on1. 304·175-5119 '89 GMC one end haH ton truck 1nd water tank , 1.000 gal, t1 .600.00. Coiii14·2SI-1137 after 6.00 PM . 1979 Ford thrft quarttr ton pick up, long bed. PS. PB. iOOdcond, 304·882·3238 Vans • 4 W.O. 1912 Toyotl, 4x4 SA ·I Pick· up. &·•P•td. tunroof, AM · FM Ctsune. •3895. Celll14· 44&· eun atttr 5PM . a~. Loldtd. *3100. can 114-44e· 7310. a..,,. '78 Blazlf, 4 whttt drivt. ,...., tlr... hMdlf'l. nronv wtMde. Sturna Oerqe. 304·171 · n1 0 or 175-1749. 2 Piece living Room Sltltel326 . 1117 Molloh1n Fum4tu,.._ Upper Riv• · - Of ....... " '· . exctlllent cond. 7303 114·441· . 11M Red Ch..0C... 11onclord trill.. 2·11Dof h._ bee*. Celli 114·<MI-4114. ' 1113 1 - Lol""'" Limllad. to8idld. •CIIhnt cond. Ph. 114·441·0210. e 875-1788. Secunty eJ:pert is coerced 1nto disarming computerized BA,RNEY alarm syslem. I!D After the Wor Th;s special .i General Hauling; ' ' Dillard W11er Service: Poola, ' '~ Ciatllfna, Wells. DeiiVary Any . ~ J time. Call 614·441·7•04-No J Sundav calla \t J -,:-,-..,.--- - - - - - , .• ·' YO'RE MAN WHILE YORE Ut-.ICLE SNUFFY 15 GONE OFF, ~ JUGHAID·- OF TH' HOUSE!! FETCH ME MV CHAWIN' TERBACKY A & A Water Service. Home~ ·: ciaternt, w~ll , pools tilled . _; Formerly Jarftll Boys Water.,. • ;." Same rate• ""•" 30• · 675 ~ "' .;...• 1370 ~ lt,a.,::• • -· Wattenon ' a Water Hauling , ' ~ rtlson.,le Utll, immed~tte • .. 2,000 gallon dtlivtry, dsiMnt, • · ., pools. well, etc call 304· 571 ·. ..... 291S ' House coal. '"d lirnlltone, grevet Detiv•td 1 ton tnd up,· Jim Lanier, 304-875-12•7 or 74 87 Motorcycle• 1982 WA ·210HuiQVImel811. Coll814-f41-8111 IIIIer IPM 1113H_S_710,_.t tn furniture uoholtttring. CeM eofld. 7100·miltl. Til<• etrt of. •1 . 700. 30•·1'11· 3812. 30• · 171 - •i&.t for eltim..... hee -----· • I OWLAWL . I I I I' I I SNAPY t---r-1~~ , r.....;,.-j1 l I ) ~I rI I · -,.:-1_,.N:-"C'TO'-T'r-il• ~__.;, McCarmlck • C2l (JJ Cl (JJ 11m O 1 L....L_...__.__._....._, r~-~N,-'A~-S-N-O:--M--, .I I I:" _ • • Comp le te the chuckle quoted by ftl lmg '" lhe m•s!ln g wo rds you de\lelop from s1 ep No J be lov,< r r I' r 1 I' I' 1 IIIIIII 1 fUiZLIAY'S SCIAM-lElS ANSWERS lilun/on - JeW - ExiOI - Memory - NO TIME Famous 1111 words yOu 'd belter nol believe: " Th •s pup can be housebroken 1n NO TIME." r---------------, BRIDGE NORT~ ·~111;1 ~ ,P.I. 0 lportt Tonlglot Action packl<i IJ)Orto highlights with N;cl< Charles and Jim Huber. PEANUTS S-!l-87 .J985 2 • A QJ 2 James Jacoby t765 •a Taking a skeptical view .74 ,,. EAST t K 10 6 3 .10 6 tKJ9 2 t43 By James Jacoby +Kt098 3 +QJ 7 5 2 WEST SOUTII Florida expert Roy Fox knows very .AQ well that discouraglnc olpalo are not .K985 3 always what they seem when t~e de· t A Q10 8 lenders are dh1cardin1 ltlllnst 1 slam +A 4 contract. Watch how lie pla)'ed six Vulnerable Nerthcr hearts. But first, let's see why lois partDealer: South ner bid it. The jump to foiH' hearts showed fewer than 10 high-card Wttl Norlh E8sl Soutb points, good trump support and some distribution. Since Roy had coatrols in Pass Pass all suits, he Invited North to bid the Paos Pass Pass slam II he had 10011 cardt in tile trump Pa.. suit. That was the .-1n1 of live Opening lead: • 4 hearts. With a dlflelftt ~~~~ - one lacking controls in one el lire 11*-suits - he would have cue-bHian ace to see If North could then lhew the aeeded control. Alter live hearl.l, North accepted the slam invitation since he two of diamonds. Although that dis· could hardly hold better trumps than card presumably showed lack of Interest, Roy Fox knew that hi s opponent A-Q-J-2. Declarer won the heort lellllln dum- ml&ht be setting a little trup. So he my took the spade n - alllll cashed played ace of clubs and ruffed a club, the' ace of spaclos. He ·~~ 1 heart nailed the fourth spade and got out of back to durpmy and n.tled 1 apade, hll hand with the qut>en or diamonds, hoping the kin& would come down. No West had to wln the diamond king and such luck but on the third round of lead away from the jack into declar· spades, West casually dlocarded the er's A-10, and the contract was made. ,, s• lly THOMAS JOSIPH 3 Actlvt> ACROSS 1- Negri pel'30n (sl.) 5 Get •He had a spare rlh S Crown in shape 10 Greedy 11 Earthy I Fiery pigment 7 Singer 12 Volcanic Williams spew 13 John I of Arrow Ye1terday's Anewer polson I Zola novel 11 "I - a rat" 111 Repast U f'reshly 17 Dangerous 2a Mother NFL telecasts 14 Wheat variety 35 Myth mothN 16 Yes vote 36 En · 17 Chop down emotion (F'r.) courage 19 Liveliness II Gtralnt's II Shopping 21 · - Fann" low place 23 Actor Jack It Without 311 Aask 27 Alpine the chaser prece11t 38 Dutch treat 40 Beverage region 22 Italy's 32 niscourage 42 One 28 Pine Tree Aida 34 Dead Sea customer St.al.t: 24 Scholarly land 43 Likely 29 German .,· _....,,...ft'"" river 30 Shred 31 European river 33 Lambkin's mom 34 Highest note 37 Enroll 39 Argue 41 Facts 44 Short poem 45 Sur. mounting 46 "Mother" to Pompey 47 Flesh DOWN I Chum 2 Eggs (bioi.) DAILVCRYP'I'OQV(ri'ES-IIert'a how lo work It: II) a2l and financ 1a1 news with Lou Dobbs. (0:301 llll!l M'A'S'H 11:05 (5) llonlnua Tire Hopeluis 11:30 (I) rm TanightShow with an umbrella over a ------. 1ft PRINT Nr41UED lETTERS qr IN THES SQ\/AI!CS UYDLIAAXR rmNowa (f) Sign Oil I!D AllUm to lwo Jlmo IDl Monoyllno CuHenl reports or'l world economics Nearing the end of winter the rains came , I spoiled a lrltle g~rl outside getting soaked. She stood IILONGFI:LLOW One letter s\lndl for anothtr. In this sample A is used for the tine L'a, X for the two O's, etc. Single leiters, apostropha, the length and formation of the words are aII hints. Each day the code letters are different. CIYPTOQUOTE Ill Memorllt '87 AtuphOtttlfY, St At. 7, CroW11':' \ Mowrey's Uptoui-Wtg a...,ing tri aaunty area 22 yqrs Tht bat 10:05 (5) Co111111u: Marqueuo loiMdo 10:30 <D Anwlricon Snapahott \Ill IBl Newo el!l USA Tonight 11 :OG <D Hlrdc11tlo and a II e. M Ounom COt.tetl" an4 · • t Rolld. Crown City. t~e be· IQw to form ,four simple words (!)~(L) - - - - - -·: • • 1172 OT 110 s..ulol. Low CoN• 014-251-12'10. OoekUek tiOO. Caiii14-H2-U91 = .,. Upholstery MI. Clf' . . . .. boat Sitts. .. C. ~don . • Fli·\DA CLJRE . . C"v. Oh. 114·281·1470. Eve. 114·441·3438 a.... d...,' to FOr 181e or ltad• 1MO H1tte¥ 4:30. Sot. 1:30 to 1:30. Old. s...,.... 1000 ,., ueoo. w11 nwr Upholt•ed. .. .... lor 3 or 4 · CMI lantt"t Upholtt_, .._: Fum4· 014-<MI-7101 . mM..... v.-y good rWECA~ ·~ 175-7397. Formerly Ken's now Jol'ln 's Wettr Servic.. John Wttt•to~. Jr. Owner. 1.000 or 2,000 g.tJ lttVice. 304 ·1178-2U8. documents lhe Marshall Plan, a post WOfld War II program promollng European economic sell help supportsd by U.S. assistance. IDl Evonlng Nowo A wrap up oi!Oday's news and a look ahead to tomorrow's news stories. (1 :001 llll!l Odd c..p~e J & J Wiler Senrlce. Swimming pools , cisterns, well• Ph. 614 ·~ • : 1914 C20 CuttomiNd '"" l"e thtn 30.000 mHN. like new cond. Lots of e•trtt For 111e or trade on older rnodet P'ck-up or Cit. 304-$18· 1421. 1 977 KZ 850 IC.twulki,. tltl. Pontiac Gr•nd Prla Residential or comm•cial wir· ing . New HJVice or rlptlrs. Liclt'ltad alectriclan. Elllmate fr" Ridenour Elecrtrical, 304 · 245·9288. in1erviews with top newsmakers and ceM3brllies. L.K: s cook. (A) tO:OO G (2) «J) St. EIIIWhtro We6tphalllries lo slave oil wreckar'S ball as everyone svecuales. Q l!l Unknown Soldier 11m 1!21 The Equollnr -c-c-c-c-c-c-c-c-c-- ~·~ 73 danger. (AI IDl Larry King Llvelln depth Deluise guest stars as a famous chef who becomes Electrical & Refrigeration 85 island, wounded and m great 9:30 D (2) iBl Eaoy StrH1 Oom 446·4477 448·S688 19B6 Ford Aenger -ln very good cond .. some e•traa, take O\ltl' payments. Call &14· 25lll -tl817. llll Foell of the Enemy aDI l l 1!21 Mognum, P.l. MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP ME AN AUID<S'RAPI'iED CARTER 'SPLUMeiNG AND HEATING 84 7:05 (5) Sanford and Son 7:30 G (2) (lJ Nowlywtd Game (!) A.W.A. Championohip WreoUing (T) Cl (JJ Judge 11m WhHI of Fortune 0 IDl Clouflre (0:30) lli!J IBl Jeopardy! 0 IBl MaiOr League llaoeball llll!l Too Clooa far Comfort 7:35 (5) Honeymooners I:OG <D Bom Free G (I) IBl All New Advenlure of Dloney'o Sport Goofy Follow Huey. Dewey. Lou is and 01sney's levorite athlete as Chick Hearn gives !he play by play. Included are some of Goofy 's funmest ALLEY OOP LCCK! STEVE AU.EN SENT 1988 Chevy S-10. V-8. Fuel injeetlld. Loaded. Durtngo pack· age, tharp. Mutt IN Ph. Tf-I~UGH . 111E 992·5468. 1973 ChtNy Tendem, 427 13· speed. 34 rears, 12 fronll, 15ft. bed. double frame Ph. 388· · . ,":----.,Y BASEMENT WATERPROOFING S14 -S85-4464. 72 Ill i llomey Miller Nomad 21f1. Camper Fully equipped 13500. Caii814-448- :-------..;..· '11 Dodge Aapen. Au1o trant .. pb, ps, rtditl tltft. Call efter Autos for Sale .~ ,• "They won 'I 1ft you out untH you stop pylllng off thoae manl'liSS tags I..." '79 Cougar XR7, new patnt. rebuil' engu'le no miles. nice car. Stearns Garage, 304· 675 · n1 0 or 675· 6749. 9673 Now buying shell corn or ear corn . Call for latest quotes. Riv er Ci1y Farm Supply, 614-446· ;;:::;,:;::==;::==· -. 1985 IV!onte Carlo. T·top, 4 3 fuel injection. a~r. tilt, cruiae. AM -FM cutene. 36,000 miles. Cell614·992-3801 . 1966 Chft\lelle. 283 auto 2 door hardtop. Call814-986 ·4306. 304-576-2026 Upp" Rlvtr Rd. Ph. 814·440· 1979 Chevy Mahbu Station Wagon for sale Excellent eondi· t1on 81500 Call 614 -992· 3090 after 4 · 30 J) m Ofour Rear range leH1n of scrambled words 8:35 (5) Andy GriHIIII 38B-S873. Rouah' s Str.wbarries, 2 millS back ot New Haven. WVa at Union Campground. Stan Mav 25 You pick· 11 .00. We pick· •1 25. BAM to 8PM . Ph CARPET For aale 1917 Mercury, good condition . Ph. 614·446-7039 CROSS & SONS 614·245-8121 . Clfplt r.mnanls 11 ,00 1 Vtrd 1nd up. Mollohtn Furniture 1984 Reliance 4 ·door, 65,000 mi , AM ·FM , PS, PB, &3000 Call446-2151 PUUIII IBl WKRP In ClnelnnaH llll!l Hagen's Heroes 260 6 -cyt engme, brand new . 1600 . Cell after 8PM Ptl w . ...,:. 614-258·1668. • .. "'-;,·· 79 Motors Homes 8o Campers I:OG <D lllg Valley • (2) (j) Cllll ~ Ill a2l ICI News (!) SportoLook (T) (I) Dr. Who Haod ol Fear, Pan 2 1!D Socrel City IBl Facto of Life el!l Dill' rent Straloes 6:06 (5) llevo~y Hlllbllllet 8:30 G (2) IBl NBC Nlahdy Nowa (!) lnoldo tho POA Tour (R) (lJ Cllll ABC Newt t;l (I) Nlghlty l!lillnua Report 11m 1!21 CBS Nowo I!D Newton's Apple (0:30) C IDl ShowBiz Tadoy News ol the Bntertalnment world IS ~nchored live from New 1964 Chocv 4•4 •unn;ng geon Jt. ton S350.00 Ph 448·2446 ook to• Paul. 6637. 1976 Dodge 'IJ ton pick· up. SmaH V-8. auto, fB60 . Ph SHtwberrin. Pick your own Bring conteiners. Claude Win· teu. ~io Grande. Ohio Call 11117PM on Wtlk D•ya. 1948 Chwy Style Mlltlf , good cond 1900 Ph 814-448· 61 Farm Equipment . 62 Wanted to Buy Fruit & Vegetables 614·379·2682 1978 Lincoln Continental Mark IV for pen• 2 new reer qutrter panela. good motor end tran•· mission, never wrecked. 614· 742 -2126 Morning or eveninga. Henderson, W Ve. 304·875· 7421 . 992·6119 . FM, 42,000. 02500. 19S4 • e ·• SIDERS EQUIPMENT CO .. Lowery Msgic Genie 88 Double Keyboard Organ comple18 with 1111 teaching books. Call 814· Ad Ph. 014-441·7444. Open HER 5ET Al.l. THOS~ FIRU 5HE'5 5~T AROUND THe5E WOODS, . .·"""·....... 614·367 · 7813 rear· end lit other partt. WED.. MAY 27 TIIAl tAII1 EVENING Parts tor 1978 Blazar tr•n .: . ~·"< t260 .00. front & re•r drive • ..,#<, Buy one any aile chain uw chain and get second chain half price Musical Instruments 114-448-0322. • I THINK YOU TWO Ho.PED r~;==~=~=====~======·:·:•':•:·:~:":1•haft Groom and Supply Shop·Pet Grooming . All breed• All atyles Julie Webb Ph. 814 ·446· 0231 ' 58 ---1 ~ For sale like naw quean size Serta mattren & aprings , bookcase headboar~ with frame. one large dresser with mirr'or , chest of drawers. bedside stand S160 304· 676 ·1033 57 '1"--- • . Auto Parts & Accessories 76 694·5006 12 Montha frH financing with approved crtdlt . t300 minu · mum purehue nec .. ury 3 Mllea out Bullville Rd Open 9lrtl to &pm Mon. thru Set Ph. 7444. Open tiM 7PM on W'Hk Davs. CIJ W:~ ~\ ~ U ' Allumirtum Fishing Boar with Trailer, 2·new tir11. excellent condition Seeat87 VlntSt : ~ 1982 Motorcycle 760cc V-45 Sora and chair. Coffee and end tables Engine tranmiulon turbo charger. out of '79 Buick Yamaha . Electric piano. Phone 304· 675·6674 Acetylene welding & cuning outfit Complete with dottv & many tips. Also 19" black & white TV . Call 304-896 ·3819 eher 4 p.m. STON , OHIO 614· 384·3846 . l~b 10 ~ · ?~IP II.Irn A llf).UIW)j ~ 8804. For sal11 · Limestone. lend, gravel, till dirt, tirewood. Deli· vered . 304-875·4412 Concrete block a all11i11 yard or delivery Mason und. Galllpoha Block Co., 123'h Pine St .. Gellipohs, Ohio Call 814 ·446· PENNS WAREHOUSE WELL· '7im l.l<A'I87... Ail0 "1VJAL~ i'lOTLOJ· ) HAF'PWW ~ Call 304 -875-4831 56 l.I7T£ ~ , C).jj '!tlO £V131" FQ:~Se.f "Tll::;l5t condition. 120 hp.· 1·0 Me ~;·:~~ cruiser engtne Cell &14-448'--.t •.• . 15 ft. flahing boat, 70 HP Evinrude tnd 35 It tifth wheel travel trailer for 11le. Carloa Snowden 614· 992· 8017. Sear• Kenmore 21 .000 btu air cond U75.00. 304-676 ·3433 after s·oo pm 675·71!)9 14B· 59 90} , 29 · Ooubleaidelite entrance door seta with dfiCO· rated glut and shellt panfH doors . 350 OOea. 30.- Bronze alu minum double commercial entrance doors set1 599.95 Or aingel1 399 .95 with handel• and lo ckt . 31 .·Single or double leaded gl1" steel insulated dOOrt u ta. reg. 699.00 to 1800 00 now 349 95 to 896 00. 32 .· Steel doors end jamb. pnthung 1%. hr. fire rated . 189 95. 33.· Pretlung steel insulated doors with V, glen insulated 129.95ta. 34 · Prehung pine panel doora all sizes 89 .95ea. 35 - Blank hollow core doora from 12 to 20 wide 80 tong· 400ea. 36 .- Prlflnished prehung o•k legacy doora end jamb all aiz11 44.95ee. .. --------~~~-~~·~~~· 1982 Baylinar Mutinv. ••ceHent"' ~ -'..( · For sale: 2 well bu1h lounge chair• with pada, gas range, cheap. 614 ·992· 372$. Butldtng Materials Block. br1ck. sewer p1pes, win· dows. lintels, etc Claude Wm ters, Rio Grande, 0 . Ca ll 614246-512 1 1 · Cou nter tops K•tchen and bitt\ and bar. S2.99 Lin. Ft. 181. 2 · MarbltVanityTop' t (BJFrom 16-19 to " 22 -48 " S10 00 to 6:50 .00 3 · 22-30 Almond Vantty and Marble Top $79 .96 . 4 · 60" Steel BathTub'aAimond and whit $89 .95ea. 5.· High Glo ss tub wall kits almond end wt'tite S29 95 . 6 · 1 pc Fiber· glaas tub and thower com bin a· tion White and colors 8169 .95 to S179.95 7.- 2 pc Fiberglau tub and thowen combination whtte and colors S199 .95 . 8 .· Deluxe acrylic tub and thowen witl'l top Reg S69 .96 Now 299.95 9 · Color Commodes 889 95 . 10.· Fiberglau Roof shingles (B ) S16 96 aq.·90w1. roll rotting S9 96 . 11 .· Pine rough saw T - 1 · 11 Stding fV,x4x9 ' 12 961 26pc. up 1.00 off pr . Pc . 12 · % ~.:4 ' x8 ' Plywood-S 96 'h· 6 .95 26pc. up 81 00 off pr. pc 13.1~ x4"9x tongue 8e groove wtter board. S9 95 or ( % ~t4x B · 8 . 96) 25p c up 1 . 00 ott Pr . Pc .(7 16ths•4x8-6 961 14.· 4x8 cedar or treeted lattice 12 .96 and 10 9~ . 81.00 oft 2S pc. up 15 · 1/•11418 wood oak paneling (BI 5.99elll. (A) grade 8 .95ea. 16.· '/, x4118 Birch Paneling Reg . 24.95 now 16 95 11 .· Pineend cedar wood wings cott lng 166sq . ft . pr p11ek11ge 18 .96 and t10.96 pk 18 .- 4JtB Glaze tile beth penelt (B) 4.99 end 5.99ea . 19.· Perma (R) in1uleted ttleet· ing toil one side (1h x4x8·4 .99) ( J~ x4x8 · 5 991 (1 -4x8-6 .991 20.· 'Thermo! ply inaulatt\le ahee· 1hing roil (2) sidet 4x8 4 .96 26pc, up 1.00 off Pr. Pc 21 .·lnsuulated temJ)ered glasa panels. ~/u32•76 - 29 96 ea . 35pc up 26.95 . 22 .· Pine intide lovarad adjuttable shutteu . all si1es below wholeule cost 23 .-K·lu• benet! mark brick corners 50 cen11 box monor 2 gal . 1 0.95. 24.· Prefinished bruce oek flooring ¥. thick 21f• wide 20sq ft. ctn 846 .00 10 c:tn. up . 39 .96 ctn . 215 .-Prel'lung interior door1 pretinished and unfinished allsilea (B) 29.96ea . 28 .·Steel uterlor inau lated prehung doors (8 1 69.96ea 27.· E.terior steel door blanks (B I 25 .00ea . 28 -Pine Louvered By· fold doors tets (24 -29 95 ) (30· -c. 13 Television Vie·w ing 17 21 tt. SkiffCftft, aleept; 4-6, 120 H.P. Mercul)' 1-0 m~o.r. He~ ;·.~ refurbiahing & rep .. nttng. Wttl..,..... . sell or tndt for livettock. P~.:f. • •'.:. · 448 ·7826. ~ ...~ ... ·. Uaed J2G Ditch Witch trencher and John Deere skid steer loader, 614·894 -7842 or 614· ClOSEOUT'S BORN LOSEI:t 814·446·1612. 614-742·2271 . Bee• for ule. 304-895 · 3830 BUVOUTS · SECONDS · .... . ·' 18 h . WeiYif John bolt. life jacket , 30 lb. thruat ettetric motor. Tilt trailer & battery. Ctll Sears 10 inch Crtftmen Ttble Saw, J .C Penney Sewing Ml · china(utedfewtlm..l. 140.000 BTU Lenno• f'!aturll get turnace (good condition) t150. Ctll Tyler Commercial type atai nl eu steele lreeur, 220 volt . Ph. 446 2445 Aak for Paul 35.90) )32·39.96) 13S-44.95) SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 6.2 Olive St., Gallipolis, New & used wood· coal ttovea. 6 pc wood LA suite S399, bunk beds •199 . recllnert new a. uaed bedroom SUttes , wdnger Wllhtra. lit ahoe1 New lt\ll ngroom 1uites 1199· U99, •lampt. Call 614· 446· 3169 Tom Boy • Bus Bott &qUipped, t1850 Ph 814-317· 7513 Pomeroy· Middleport, Ohio 27. 1987 .<' ·, ·, B & B Greenhouse. 4 mile~ north Point Pl eaaant. Rt 2 Vegetablos and flower plants , hanging baakets. Watch for signa. 2793 Boat• and Motors for Sale 16ft 446-6637. USED SOFFAS, excellent condition Vinyl rechner , portable stereo Corbin & Snvder Furni· turePh 614 ·446-1171 . NCR Cash Register & Compu· ter . fatrly nRW 8600. Chest type cooler 8150 Ph 446-2445 ~ --~----· . Carpet remnanta 18.00 e vard Refrigltfl10t·Frigidlfe. 2-door fr•. copi:Jertona . 0 E JOin: and up . Mollohan Furniture. ' fro•t Electric Range. copptrlone Upper River Rd .. Ph. 114-448· 12&0. 0 E Microwave & stand 7444 . Open till 7PM on Wet* 160 Dinette 1t1, table. 2 chtirt Days. •3& . &.ate. bele®lrd he11111& tl'lermoattts 1126 Ph. 614· Queen a•u headboard. 4 dr•wer 241-&087. chea1. and dre11er with minor. Phone 614 -992 · 3366 .a fter 8 ' x1$' Fllllbtd Out! Axle Trailer 6.00 p.m. UOO Electric Brakn Ph. 614· I NOTICE I --·---- ··- WedneSday, Ma 27, 1987 CIBICVIAVI ·0 H X X 0 I YIWIIBC B Xt TWI r nx N U I (0:30) 0 Q a liZ CIS l.ltl Night May XTE at.......,. QPNAPOY be prilmp!td by NBA pltyoff game P.l. e;ny Joa Bob el!l Lilt 111ow 1t :41 Ill WKRP In Cincll1neti 12:00 <D luml Mel Allin (!)1tl7 'nHICII Open TtMia DliiJIIeclp • (JJ Mort ...., Pooplt EI.IPZ AZHIBXC . XICVIBXTBNC z I,IWXI.B E Q P Z BTC U Ynte....,.'• C,roquote: DIGGING IN THE GAR· DEN, DIGGING UK£ A MOLE; AWFUL FOrt TilE MANICURE, LOVELY FOR TilE SOUL. - AN ITA flASK IN " ' �Page:-14- The Daily Sentinel Pom~roy- Middleport, Ohio ---Local briefs----. Court news were Patrql probes Tuesday wreck An acc i drnt wa s rcpor tpd i n ~al is hur:'> Town!'. hip Tursda)-·, ar 11 : 20 a.m ., on Cou nt y Road 24. half a milr west of Ohio 7. according to tho Gallla·Mrigs Post of 1hP Stat<• Highw ay Pat rol. Ci ndy G . Hult o n . ~:!, of Langsvi ll e. was driving ca st onCount .v Road 24 when a truck dri vc•n by Woodro w W. Engle. 71. of Middleport , pullrcl f rom a pr ivat e dri ve. turning west into Hult on ' s path. F:ngJ< .'s truc·k hit Hult on's car in lhP loft si de. Engle was cited fo r failu r e to vielcl . Hulton was cit ed fot· not having her driv<'r's licen se. An accidpn l occurred on Town ship !toa d :104 in Orange• T ownsh i p , hf.llf l.l mile north of Ol1io f}CI , TuPSdU .\', <-11 7::)n a .m . Da ve E Hysel l. :14. of Hrt·d svi llf•. wa s d r i\'i ng nor th whr-n CJ c<:.~r drive n h.v Wilma I< Rr1hinson . :,:, ol Coolvillf•. crossed thP ce nt er of th<• road on a curve . • anrl struck ll .l 'sC'il 's ca r in the irll sid P. RutJinson w~Js c i! Pd lor fui lun• 1n vif'lcJ . Action .mit filed 1\ fon•closurf' act ion ha !-> hf'f' n li h·d in Mt · i g~ Count .\' Common Pleas Co urt by Farmr•r s llank and Savi ng' Co. aga ln stl.c•strr Shoemaker and Viola 11. S ho~mak< ·r. Middlepor t. ct ai. Benefi r·ia l Ohi o I nc .. Po m e roy, has filed t~n ~~ct i on ag.:;lins l Jc.t mes Pa y nr untJ Vit'ki PiJ y nc• , Pomnoy, rr>quPst in g judgm(·nt DJsm b s('(l wr ·n· 1hf' r·asi's flf C onsfJI id<J 1(•d Prot Pel i\·r (' n at ing Corp . .Jgain st Dan Mrad<JWS, doin g bu !-. in1·ss as Sprin g V;diP\ C ~m ent Pharmacy, and Pomeroy Pipcl inp In c.' Squad has .W IJl'n Block Co ag ainst Hc·mlock call.~ Mr1gs Coun t~· l<mPrgf•n <·.v ML·dlcal SNvicPs rrpor ls spvr n ca li s Tu ps<.Jay: i(a<" Irl" " I X. 11·1 a.m. In Ohio .1:\K for .John CIPek In .J<:~eb o n CPnr•rcd /lo s pll ~d i n Hipi! 'Y. W .Vu .: Svracusf' at !1::H) d. rn . tu <" hNn· Sr. lo r William Wh 1f lock to VL'l t.•ran s ~1Pm o ri al Hospital: ]\11icidl! •pflrt ;JI I I: l :i ;t . m . tu l{ ulli.tnd Sl. for Pnuli ne Hou sh w ho was U1 •ad on ~li T i v al : Miclclli·port .:tl 1 ~ noon to li21 South Th ird fori\ nthon.v Moore to Vr•1r•ran s MPmor ial Hospital : Rarmr <JI lt: .'l4 p.m . IIJ Ohio :nK for Chrb t(Jph( •r W;:u·cJ (In In Holzer MC'<iical f'< ·nl<'r: Mtddicport at I ~::IC. p.m. to Leading CrrC'k l'o l J<lmPI sa .v n · to \'(•f(•j ~ln S M(' mor ial Hospital: Tupjwr s P bins at S: 2!t p rn lfJ ('h(•i.,f<·r forMan: Ha\ r's l o f-l ol!. ('l' MPdica l Cent('!' . · · . Jury . trial underway Thoma ' . Pom<·ro1· ( 'lunch is rrqu(•sting $1110.11111 fro m the dr l rndant for bod ily injur it '" al legt•dl.' ~ u s laint 'cl M a r eh :!-1. 1~1X:i in a mo tor vrh ir: lr aC'd(lrnt on Ohio J.n in Su li sbury Tow nsh i p. Pla int iff ail<'ges Thoma s f;li i<'<i t o yiel d tile pro1wr right ol wa,· fro m a pr i\' a 1r dr ivt ·. <.1 ncl nt'g I lgf'ntl.v ha r·k(•d i nl o 1he> ~ idP o f h(•r au tom ohi It •. Tlw I rial hf'ga n Tur s d ~t .\ '. 1\ j ury ol (•igh 1 vd II cil•ri dr lh<> outcomf· tJ IIIH · a{ ·fion . F'rl't' t•ntt•rtainrruont l\ lieu n wrk t•t . sJx_m ... on ·d b.\ Word of l.il(• Church. wil l tw liPid l,' n •f• Pnt rr lainm r·nl will br i<';<lu red at lh <' Shrin e Ciuh Park Friday in H ~t{ ' int ' b!•g inn ln g this Sa1ur ancl S;tlll td;ty .11 llw church lluildin g site no Oh io til' I. W('SI or Dc.~rwln . 'J';.ibl f'S rna .\ hf • .sel up in the tent or in thP opPn . For mon· int'ur mation t'ttl l ~~i t uii.l' at 7. :m p.m. Music b)· the S:~ Hi or lifH.q~:, :l . till' vll iagC' park iXJard . ll<' nci f(i vPr J3ovs Bund <tnd o1hP·r.. . . Brin g yo~r lawn dwirs. Th P r\·f'nt i.s hcin~ sponson·d by Public Notice Public Notice NOTI CE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On Moy 1 J, 1987, in tho Meigs County Probate Court , Case No . 25523 . Kenneth G. Hartley , Box 607, Bunker Hill Road , Route 4 , Pomeroy . Oh io 45769, was appointed Ad · ministrator of the esta te o f Avi s G . Hartley . deceased, late of Bo:>~ 507. Bunker Hill, Pomeroy , M eigs County , known heirs. devisees. le· yatees , adminis trators, e•&· cutors and / or assigns of Elva Gove. deceased ; Mary Govu: The unknown heirs, devisees . lega tees. OJH!cu tors. administrators and I or BSsigns of Mary Gove. do ce~tsed : H~trry Sovil: The unknown heirs. devisees . legatees. adminislrators. e•e cutors. an d / or assigm u1 Harry Sovil. deceased: Garth Sovil : Ett a Sovi1 : He· len Sovil ; Janet Sovil; Eva Sovit C haney; Tho unknown Ohio. 45769. Robert E. Buck, Probate Court lena K. Nessolroad. Clerk (51 20. 27: (61 l . ltc Public Notice IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT M EIGS COUNTY , OHIO ROBERT HARRI S, 'Piointiff vs. NAOMI KING , et nl. Dofor1d 11 nt s C ASE NO 87 CV 43 LEGAL-NOTI CE SERVIC E BY PUBLICATION The unknown hetrs. do visees . lof)ntee5. administr ators . c.~~ecutors . and t m ns· signs of Nelli e Govo. deceased; Frank Gove; the un · known heir s. de\lismrs. le gatees , flii~H; utors , admnw; · trators and t or nssigns o f Frank Go\le, cleceasncL Ned ra Gave; Joan Sinclair : The unknown he1rs. devlsrws. le· gaines, e"ecutor s, 11 dmmis· lrators nnd or ,,sstgr •s ol Joa n Sinclair, de censcd; Tlt mfH<l Sinclair, loroll n Sin clair; Elva Gove; The un · BUSINESS OPP. Frunily owned imiX>Ttcr lookinK for n person in your area to 11ta.rt import buainces through UA or direct with 2,000 Orient mMufact.urera. Bonding, licensing, container load shipping oil ~ct up. Receive l,OOO's in free sample mer· chondiso from hungry brokerage, Orient ma.nufactu ren~ under our InternationAl TrAde Regi.rttration. JEWELRY • CUJrHtNO SPORTS • OII'I'S • I!AROWAJIO • AtrroMOTIVE HOUSEHOI.D NOGlMMICKSI NO SALESMEN! NO HUGE INVESTMENT! FOfcompl-2~pop inforrna.rion booklet, ~end L1.00 rorlhippingand handling to: WING IMPORTS Bertha L. Collins, 7i. Coolville. died Saturd~y at her hom e. Born in Reedy, W.Va .. she was a daughter of the late Oscar and Effie Shreve Ward . She was a member of North Bethel United M et hodi st Church. a past member of the Coo lvi lle Volun· teer . Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary and a member of Coolv ille Senior Citizens. Survivors include two son s. May!ord Cook of Pittsburgh. Pa. and Leslie Collins of Col umbu s: one daughter. Jean Welsh of Coolv ille; two sister s. Lorma McBride of Reseda, Calif. and Louise Stout of Van Nuys, Cal if.: nine grandchildren and 13 grea t grandchildren. She was preceded in dea th by her husband. Kelly, in 1970, and one brother . SNv·jces w~rr. 1 p.m. today 1Wednesday 1 at Whit <' Fun era l Home in Coolvil le with Rev . Rov Deeter officia tin g. Burial was in Coolv ille CemC't cry. Ru.x Wf'ndy 's Int i. ........ . ... ~~ , Wonhingt on Ind ............... i~< tion 30, to·wit : · Beginning on th e north line of Fraction No. 30 at I he no rtheast corner of lands of sHi d Guy T. Morton and northwest corner of lands of Jospor N. Savel, th ence we st 26 1/, rods to a ston e; thence south 25 deg cast 58 rod s to a st one: thence so uth 3511• deg . west 49 Y1 Jods to a stone; thence so uth 52 Y1 deg . east 20 rods to a stone; thence east 14 rods to sou thwest corn er of lands of Jasper N. Savel; then ce north 104 and 8110 rods to place of beginning, containing 10 and 6 / 100 ~teres mOre o r less. Said 10 06 ncres tra ct has no outlet or inlet and 15 l and locked . The tnav e r of snid complaint and amended com plaint is for the real es tat e to be partitioned , that plaintiff' s intoresl btt set off tu hnn or in the alternati\le that the real es tAte be sold and plaintift and defendants sha re tt'l e proceeds accord· ing to their interests after pnyment ot rea l es tat e taxes and costs o t this action including plamtiff's attorney fees. lho defendants are mquired to answer s~t id com · platnt and amended com· plaint witt-lin tw ent y · t~iqtrt days after tt're last publication ot th1s notice. whir. tr will b~l published once each wook for six consecuti ve weeks. thf:l la st publ ication wil l be made on the 3rd day o l J un e. 1987 , and the twenty ·eight days f o r an· swer will commence on th at date In case of failure of the de · fondants to answer or other · wis.e respond as required by Oh 10 Rules of Civil Procc· dure, jv dgement will be rendered against them for th e relict demanded in the complaint and amended complaint . larry E. Spencer. Clerk of Court s M eigs County Common Plea s Court PUBLICATION OF NOTICE TO All PERSONS INTER· ESTED IN THE ESTATE OF MARILYN SNYDER . DE · CEASED. LATE OF ROUTE 1, CHESHIRE . OHIO 46620, MEIGS COUNTY PROBATE COURT, CASE NO . 25528. An application has boon filed asking to relieve the estate from administration. saying that tho ass!Jis do not excood $15.000 and the creditors will not De preiudieed thereby ·A hearing on tt're application will be held Monday. June 22. 1987. at 1:30 o'clock PM Persons knowing any reason whv the application should not be granted should appear and inform the Court. The Court is located on the First Floor of the Meigs Couty Court House, Court Street at West Second end Mulberry Avenue. Po· m!lfOV. OH . 45769. Robert E. Buck , Probate Judge lena K Nesselroad. Clerk (5 ) 27; 161 3. 10 3tc DAN'S 1/2 PRICE SALE CONTINUES GIRLS, BOYS, LADIES, MEN'S CASUAL SHORTS SHORTS and TOPS BUY 1 AT REGULAR PRICE AND GET ONE OF EQUAL OR LESSER VALUE FOR lf2 PRICE (Does Not Include Gym Shorts or "T" Shirts) 290 North StK:ond FABRIC & CRAFTS SEWING NOTIONS POLYESTER QUILTING BATTING . BY THE YARD • enttne 1 Section. 12 Pages 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc . Newspaper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, May 28, 1987 By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS, Ohio iUPii -The Ohio Senate was to vole today on a $22 billion 198R-89 sta te budget which · majority Republicans character· ized as strong on education, but minority . Democrats castigated as negligent o.! the needy. The Senate was to convene at 9 a.m., but it was expPctPd to be afl ernoon at the earliest before the giant spending plan passed. The House sc heduled an 11 a. m . session. Senate passage of the budget will clear the way for joinl Senate-House conference committee maneuvering expPctPd Ia las! sever al weeks. The new fiscal period begins July 1. The Senate Finance Committee reporled out the Republican-revised version of Gov. Richard F. Celeste's budget recommendation s late Wednes· day on a 7-4 parl y· line vote afler abou !three hours of discussion. Meanwhile, Senate Republicans came 'up wil h a OPEN TUES .· WEQ .. fRI. 10 A .M .- 5 P.M . THURS . 11 · 5 P.M . SAT . 10· 2 P.M . CLOSED SUN & MON . LOCATED 5 MIL ES NORTH OF CHESTER ON ST . RTOUTE 7 PHONE 985 · 3909 THIS WEEK ONLY GOOD SELECTION OF FLATS REG. 57 .SO NOW $5 00 10 IN. HANGING BASKET way to refinance Ohio 's unemploy ment compcn · sation debt to the federal government , perhaps providing an additional $78 million for spending ddurlng the next lwo years. In commillee art ion. the Republicans added $5 million for a supercomputer center at Oh io State University and $6 million to enhan ce rhe " student choice" grants offered students at pl'ivate colleges and unlversilles. ~ But the Republicans shol down most of the Democrats' 21 amendment allempts. which would have added another $19 million to t he budget . Overall. the Republican-wr itten appropriation contains $HI5 million more than the House ver sion for higher.Pducalion. E lem en1ary and secondary education was given an extra $90 million. Tot al state spending for primary and secondary education Is $6.35 billion for lwo years , while higher education will receive $3 billion. $400 EACH 4 IN. GERANIUMS NOW WASHINGTON iUPii - Re· lirPd Maj . Gen. Richard Secord wasn ' t even in Jhe room at lhe lran-Conlra hearings , yet new questions were raisPd aboul his testimony denying he was out to make millions of dollars in th e scandal's OpPralions . In an appearance Wednesday before the congressiona l com· miltees lnvesligallng the crisis. rellrPd Col. Rober t Dutton . Se· cord's Air Force comrade and field officer In supplying arms to the Nicaraguan Contra rebels. contradltted 'hi s boss 's sworn testimony that II was Dutton 's Idea to try ~riling the Contra alriifl opera! ion for $4 million lo the CIA . Later at thr sam e sess ion, ex· CIA operative Felix Rodri guez. who worked for the supply nptwork In Cenlral America. complained bill erly about Se· cord's operation and said !he general supplied planes that could barely fly. In one instance. a plane was equlppPd with r adar equipmen t mad e fo r a n automobile. Secord, who open ed !he hear· logs May " with the fi rst testimony about U .S. arms sales Ia Ira n and the diver sion of prof!" to the Conlras. was Involved in both ends of t he deal and sa id he was moti vated by patriotism. not profit. Secord set up th e ~ uppl ,v opPration to get arms to the Contras du ring l he limo U .S. mllilarv aid to the rrbe is was Illegal. ·;\ memo by Dutton noted options, Including selling the REG. 51.00 TO 51.75 75( NOW ONLY OPEN DAILY 9:00-5:00 CLOSED SUNDAY HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE SYRACUSE 992-5776 RATE FINANCING' ON AU NEW CHRYSLER LeBARON COUPE "Education is being increased b~~ n minis cu le amount. atid it's on the backs of kids," co mplai ned Sen . William F . Bowen . D-Cin cinnat i. "Kid s ca n't learn on an empty stomach." Bowen did not offer anv amend m enl s to allevia te what he sa id is a siJOrta gr for publ ic ass i slancr, bul Democrats wf'r(' e.xpcr ted to launch a full bore allack today. Bowen warnP.d that W('lfarC'ca scload r stimntP.s are too small. and th at lhcstuH• ma.v bl'fa ced will1 making cuts later to fund public ass istan c<' al minimum levels . A 4 percent wel fa re benefit increase envisioned for 1989 by th e Celeste adm in istration went b1 1hC' boards with the Senat e Hepuhllcao tnm sfer s to sc hools. The budget is [u ndcd bv an ant icipat Pel 9 percc•n 1 grow th in rC'venues over two yf'a rs. The sal rs . income and corpor ate tax ralC'~ Cll'f' untouC'hect , although a new tax on int er state long distunre telephon e cal ls. raising $1117 mill ion. affects th e sales and corporation taxes. A four·renl lax incrras<' on a package of cl~a r e!l es r ai ses another $80 million lo help balance 1he budget. Thr senators added ce llular telephones to the list of in stru ment s subj ect to thr new telephone tax . bringing in anothrr $5.6 million. 0<'di r atcel !inC's for eice t•·onic data' will be exemp t under th o Sena te ver sion , along wllh WATS lines and ROll numbers. To offset th o> pet·ce nt sal es tax on residrntial custonwrs. lh<' American Trlrphone and Tele· graph Co. and MCI. which scrve90 percent a! Ohio long distance customers. pledged to r educe, t·esid en tiai rat es on long distance calls by o pcrct'nl . Thoma s C. Gn•cn. AT&T's lobbyist, lold the senators his com pan.' · ah·rady ha s filed a tariff to 1hat effort with 1he Pu bile Util ities Commission of Ohi o. Eastern names top students Question Secord's • testimony REG. SS.SO TO 57,75 TRAVIS NEWLUN airlift to the ClA , once Congress resumed funding. But under queslioning fro m · Sen. Warren Rudman. ~-N . H .. Dullon said WPdnesda y the plan to sell! he operation's !acilit ies to !he CIA or to lease them to the agency for a pro!il was Secord' s idea. "Well. 1'vc looked at vour deposition. I've li stened to your lrstlmony toda y. You're abso· • lutely consistent on this poi nt and f think th o record will speak lor itself," Rudman laid him . Later the sena tor told repor· to>rs. " 1 hap pen to believe Dul· ton' s testimony today . 1 happen lo lhink Dulton told the tr uth. E ither Gen . Secord had a very fau ll y reco l lection - of course there are other possibilili es ." Sen . Paul Tr ible. R·Va .. ca lled Dutton's account "t he second Installment in Gen. Secord's testimony" because the retired colo n(') w~ s the retired maj or general' s "right hand. his allrr ego." Trible co ncluded. " II sug- AMYWUKS ges ts again tha i !Secord is·J a man who had huge sums of money to invest." Secord ha s bern painted · b)· several wllnesse~ as a profitee t· in the secret Contra supply net work despite his claims of pat r iotic motivation. Dulton, however , sa id he ~­ lieved hi s friend had test ified honestly and tho dl scr('jlencles could be blamt•d on fau ll y m emory . "Mr. Secord doesn't lie." he told lawmakers Wednesday . Still. olher testi mony rai sed mor<' queslions about Secord 's oper ation . and a documenl re· leased by the committee showed th at short ly before the scand al broke. Secord and his Iranian· born American bu si ness partner . Alber! Hakim , di sc ussed taking over- a bankrupl weapons manu· factu rcr to mak e 4.000 ma chine gu ns that would be so ld l o lhe Contr as at $1,000 each for a 25 percent profit. Travi s Gale Newlun ha s been named valedictorian and Amv Dya nn L ouks has been named sal utatorian of the 19R7 grad ual · lng cl ass of Eas tern High School. Announcem ent of 1he names o f !he lwo top schol aslic studen ts plus eight other student s who mak(' up the top JO of I his yea r ' s graduating cla ss toda y wa s Dr. Daniel L . made tod ay Aplin~. Eastern High Principal. Others In the top 10 besld0s Newlun and Louks arc Mcllssu Ann Ca laway , Robyn Ga ll Bar· net t, Kirk Dea n Reed. Lesa H , Rucker, Ronald Todd Clay , Dar· lene Mi chele Baum. Gregory Allen Leachman and Arlene Louise Ritchie . The son of Vi rgi nia Neal and the late Ernes·t New lun . th~ Eas tern High Valedictor ian Is currently co·l'ditor of the Ea st· ern Dispat ch and h:ts been a member of the newspaper staff for three years. Newlun Is a Nationa l Merit Commended Stu· dent and won the Good Ci tizen· ship Award of Return Jonathan Meigs Chap10r of thr Daught ers of the American Hcvolution. He ha s been a member of 1he Na tio n ~! Honor Society lor th r ee years and a mem ber of the aca demic quiz team his j unior and senior years . Ha v ing been a Uniled States Mathematics Award winner for four )'Pars. New lun also partir!· pal ed In the Ohio Mathematics Tea chers Test and th e Dl'nl son Univrrsll y M~l1hemat!cs Tc·s t. He recei ved th e Ali Yrar Honor Roll Award thr rr .\ 'rar s. !h£' Art Ex c<'i len t /\ward and wa s rr · crn ti)• honored at the Meigs Cou nt y /\('adcm il' C.:xcPIJenc(' Banquet for the second lime. Newlun was chosen an Ohio Un l vc rs l i ~' Regional Scholar hi s junior and senior years . J\ l !'C'ady Jwvlng bern a !hrPP yea r member of Ohi o Un iversity' s Honot·s /\eadem~· . New lun com· pieled his work at the lnstltulion by pa r ticipa tin g in thr summer scholar program lasl summer . New lun plans to at tend lhl' Un iversi ty of Akron on a Prcsl· dent Ia! Scholarship wh~rc h1• will pursue his studi es In a dual major program and teieco mmun ica· lions and fln ancP and wants to ac hi eve a doctor;.tl degree In both areas. His goal Is lo product educational documentaries for public tr icv isio n. The daught<'r of Jim and Sha t·on Louks, Rout r 1. Lon g Boliom . Louks has been In con cer t band for two yea rs, a m ajorrtt<' an d " member ol 1he band council for three ycar ; , an ali -count y band membet· for two years. wo n the outs tanding ma· jon•llr award as a junior t. od was li sted in Wlw 's Who In Music. She has bC'C n a member of lh<' Na tional Honor Soci ety for three years and a m ember of Ihe quiz team durin g her ju ni or year. She was st udl'nl ol lh ~ monlh and voted th e studrnt most likely to succeed her senior year. She has been on studen t council for four years and on lht• newspaper slaff for four yea r s. Louks won thr United States Na lionai Malhcmalics Award her frrshm an and sophomore yea rs. the United Slates Nalional Leadership Award her sopho· more year and was am ong the honor ees at this yea r' s an nual Academic Excellence Banquel. She look part on I he Ohio Music Educalion Assoe iallon solo andensembl e competillon, and Is cut't'<'nlly !he r eigning Mei~s Co unt y Junior Miss. She was a Rio Gran de summer scholar her junior yeor and has been a plano student al the Athen s Commun· il y Music School lor three years. She I oak second place honors al the 13uckeyr Piano Competition her junior yea r and was first place winner of that compel ilion during her senior year . She Is a wlnnCI' of I he Dr. ~:dward W. W: Lewis Sc hol arship and a Mana s· sch Cutler' Scholarship. Louks. plans to attend Ohio University where s h~ will major In music. Approve extension for project 3.7'/o OR ssoo .. CASH BACK** ON PLYMOUTH REUANT ~ ~ •w PLUS GET UP 10 S700 It DISCOUNT EQUIPMENT PACKAGE SAVINGS ON SELECT MODELS. Savings ba!.ed on sticker price of options if purchased ~eporotely. AND GET CIIRYSI ED'S NEW 7/70 PROTKTION PLAN ON EVERY 11EW 1987 AMEIIICAN-MI CAR All) TRUCK • 7 yeon/100,000 miles, whiche...er comes first, aga inst ouler on engi ne and po'W'erfrain. body rust-through . See limited warranty of dealer. Restrictions opply. HURRY! YOU MUST TAKE DELIVERY BY MAY 5. COOPER I YSLER·PLYMOUTH-DODGE MIDDLEPORT 399 SO. THIID Middleport. Ohio 45760 Clear and muggy . Low In mid 60s tonight. Mostly sunny, continued hoi, humid Friday. High around 90. Senate votes today on $22 million budget EASTERN HILL FABRIC SHOP ..t~·!!C!9. fF_,..- c at y Vol. 36. No. 269 . Copyrighted 1987 ~~ AT YOUR CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALERS iffiiiiiiiiiiiii 33-18-36 6-22-27 • Thur man Martin . S\'l'ac use: 1\'ill iam Wh itloc k. S)·nicu.sP: Pa ul \' an · Meter. Rutl and: Ra)·muncl .Ju st is. Pom('ro' . Tur~ d ~~~· · Db c· ha q:ws - Ed· ward Mar t in. Loui e Lee. Bonni e Sm ith . Ali ce Dille;·. APPRECIATION SALE • 7 yeo..,/70,000 miles, whichever comes first, Supper Louo Page3 ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;::::::::::::::::::~ ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE FINANCING • Pick 4 3671 Giants r THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY MAY 28, 29 & 30 P0. Bo~ 2220, t.tiosoulo, MT 511110t defeat ~' (41 29; !51 6 . , 3. 20, 27; 161 l . 6tc Public Notice Daily Numher 273 \." i_·teran~ !\'1f 1 n1 0r ial Tu C's cl a ~ · Adm i...,sion!- - Th e Meigs Count ~' Heal.th Dr·· ha.., an noun cPd thr schedule for the pick up of WI C cou pons for .JunP. It is J unr 1, .Jun f" 2 <1 ncl.J U'n<· :1. ~~ to ll " m. and 1 10 :1 p.m. Th ow who ca nn ot milk<• 1hr rrgubr schedu le ma1· pickup coupons on .J uneK. l:o and nai l on Mondm· from ~ It o 1J (.l .m and f ro m It O .~ p.m Xi Gamma Mu Sororit~ · picnic will be hrld Thur sda.1·, li: :lO p.m .. . at thr · homr ol L,·nn Shuler in Middirport . Public Notice rally, Hospital news pa r tmC'nt Plan Pimic Ohio l...ot'lt·n' • Po mpro~ · . WIC coupons schedule is annou need Rr s l~ tur u nt s ................. :i 1 1 ll.obllin s & M\WS........ .... 111' 0 Sh onf'v' s Inc. .. .. ti t ~ .Mets Ma rriagf' li('Pnsr-s ha\ 'f' t.x">Pn i.;su<'d in M eigs Cou nt ~· Pr obate. Court to Timm .1· Jo'' Sm i t h. 1!1. Svraeuse. and Dawn Rober ta C rf'enr. 1$, Ra ci ne: Pau l Da.vid T ouse. 2:l. Columbu s. and Li sa F a.1·r Hawk . 19. Reedsv ill e·: .Jamrs Frederick Eva ns Jr .. 22. M iddleport. and Debra Ca th leen Wer ry. 1~. Pomcrol'; Robert Da rrell Spires .Jr .. ~0. flelaw arr. and .Jodi r i.l'nn Wr il s, JR a son, Paul Roush of Rerds1·ili<·: a half-brother. James Holmes . Buckrve Lake: thre<' gr and· daughiers. Ana P. Roush and Luellen V. Adair . both of El Paso, and Jenni fer P. Rou sh ol Reedsville. Besides her parents . Mt·>. Roush was preceded in death"' her hu sband, Lrverett L. Rou sh. and her stepmo ther . Dan .1 Hamm . Serv ices wil l be held at 1 p.m. Friday a t lh<' E win g Funf'r <.Jl Home w1th lh e RE'\ . ,Ju m l·!'-. Corbill ol ficati ng. Buriol will be in Beech Gro\·f' f f' mPtrry. Friends ma v cal l at the funeral fmmc from :l l o i Hnd i 10 !I p.m. Thursday. S1J:l and costs; Paul Lawrence, Newark . $63 and cost s. di sor· dNiy: $&\and cost s. op<'n flask: S ll:l and cost s. intoxi cation : T imothy llerdma n, Pomer01. SRR and cost s, open flask : Ri · cha r d Poulin. Jr. , Middl epor t. Sti:\ and costs . squeal ing tires. and Sli:l and costs. no opera tor' s liccn,c: .John F . Por ter . Svra· Paulinl' Rou~h cu .sc. "!U(•al in g tir es. $6.1 and cost ,; Robert Hooten. Jr ., Mid Pau lin<' H . Roush. Rl. died dleport. $.17o and rosts . dr iv in g Tuesday morning at hpr home at wh ilr int oxica ted: $4:1 and costs, :19 Rutland St.. Middleport. ast he IPI'l of cen ter : $63 and cost s. result of a fall from h('J' front driv in g under suspension. and porch. Sti:l and cost s. l<·a,·in g 1hP si'eo<· ol 'VIcigs Cou nt )' Comner Dr. an acciden t: Stephen Powr·ll. .Jamps Cond e sai d that Mrs. lnfiependc•nce. K y .. $49 and f{o ush dif'd as th<' result of a costs . spreding: Claude• Fb lin . r f'n·ic ;ll !'-. p inf' I rae! u n • rrcf' i\'rd Pomf'ro.v. St):l and cos 1s. dri\·in g in 1hP fall. Sh P was p1onoun c<'d under suspension: Patr ick H. · dead at 11 : o:\ a.m . II was Fl.ai.s. Livonia. Mich .. $ti:\ and rrportrd that Mrs. Rou sh was co~t .s . 1raffic light v iola ti on. wuH' ring fl owN boxrs on the porclt b!'lor e fa Iling. Mrs Ro ush ,~· as born in.Pomr· (i\' of 10::\11 a.m.) ro,· on Oct. :1. 190'i. a daugh t er of Provided hy thl' I ~II C' Cusld\'(' William und llryc•• and Mark Smith Emmaline Ma v Va le Hamm. She· of lllunt Elli' & Lo••wi wa s H for m C'r mrmbrr of thr Firm Pril't• Pomc•ro~' Gardrn Club. a C' hanrr Am 1-:iel'lric PowN ............. 21i·' , memtJ< •r of the Mri g~ Coun t ~· A "l\~'[' .................. .............. ,2til 1 Sen ior Cit iz('ns tine! u mC'mb<'t' of the Mei gs Counl\ GrnPa iog ica i Ashland Oi l ........................ ti:\\ So c ii'!\ 11f'fOr0 rrti rr mPnl s hp B o b Evan s Farms .............. 2:~1 1 had workrd a s ;1 nrws n ' port(·r Charmin~ Shoppes ....... .. ... L :J ~~ Fcci,.rai Mogul. ... .. ... 1 ~:, a nd !oe<li eirru b t ion eli rf.rl or for CoodyPa r T& R . . .. h:\ The Athen s Mc s.sl'ngN. Su!Yiving cu r a so n an d Jl<•ck '.s In c............. .. ........ ~! ', dau ght er in -law Willi"m L. and i. i milr' d in c.......................... <1 Vrr onic'<.l Rou s h ol £ 1 r)uso. Trx .: Mullirn{'di<J l m·......... ... ........ S l Public Notice heirs . devisees. 1egatees, ai1 · rninistrators. eJ<ecu tors an(1 / or ;usig ns o1 Evn So\lil Chonel , deceased; Waid Cunningham !Chaney) ; The unknown heirs, riev1 sees. le · f1B1eos . ad ministrator s, ellll cu tor s. and / or ossigns o f Wa1d Cunningh;un (C hnn · evt: Rober t Cunni n~Jham (Chaney! . James Cunnin · qham (C haney] 1md Nan cy Rockh old, all who so u<l dr esses ;ue unknown . am hereb y notif1t1d thnt th9y have boon nnmcd defendants tn a 1ega l action entitled ROBERT HARRI S plaintitr vs NAOMI KING , e t 111 . de · tendnnt s Tl11s action hus beon assigned Coso N o. 87 CV 4 3 nnd IS perHiin q in th e Common Plmls ' Cou rt , Meigs County , Pomeroy . Ohio 45769 Ttw ObtCCI o f the com plilmt 01nd amende d com· tJhunr 15 to fl tut itio n the fo l IOWitlSI descnbed real es tate by order o f court Stt uated m lh1l Township o f Olive, County of Mergs ttnd S tat P. nt Oluo. 111 Frac- IMPORTEXPORT Bertha Collins PPCJrson, Pomeroy. intoxi c a tion. Licenses issued Area ·deaths Daily stock prices 1\ jur~ t !'it.~ I is urH.it'rwa.v in M('i gs Count y Cnmmnn Pl<'<.t!-. Cou rt in I tu • l';t'i f ' or Anna D . C lonch . PomrrO.\ '. ag ain s t .Joh n S. Fll'a markt•t ~t·t I Tweni,Y two cases pro· cessed Tuesday night in rhecourt of Pomeroy Mayor Richard Sey ler. Thirteen defendants forfeited bond s. 12 of t hem posted on ~ s peeding cha r ges . The 12 are Barbara Gheen, Rjaclne. S44; Kimberly Jo Roush. Letart. W. Va ., $45: Ra nd al l L. Arnopld, Minersville, $45; Ralston Hems· lry. Minersville, $45: Paul Archer. Co lumbus. $45; Richard McDonald, Pomeroy, $46; Ro · nald Brin ker. Ga l lipolis, $47; Joe F . Brin ker . .Jr .. Lillie Hocking, $49: Debora Wolfe . Racine, $45: Th er esa Da vid son, .J ackso n. S4f.: Carolyn c;umore. Long Bollom . $49. Charl e·s Stra uss. Pomeroy. forfeited a· %:1 bond posted on a traffi c l ight viol a! ion. Fined in the court were Wa y nr of $2.72H .04. Wednesday, May 27, 1987 992-6421 By NAN(;Y YOACHAM Sentinel News Staff The Meigs County Commis· sloners approvi'd Wednesday a 60-day ext~nslon to l hr Meigs Cenlrr lOO·bed nursing home project in Middleport Villa ge. With the extension. municipal bonds for the projrcr. which is being spearheaded by Dr. Harold Brown. Pomrro,v, will go on sale 1\ug. 1 Instead of June 1. Brown , who was present for !he. meeting along with Meigs Counly Pro'l'CUting Allorney F'red Crow Ill. reported HUD co mmitm en t on the projeCt was receivPd May l o. Brown is in hopes I he project will begin moving quickly toward co nstt·uctlon. Meigs Cou nty En~inrer Philip Robt>rts Is un sure when he will be ·Iran-Contra scandal hearings in 4th week WASHINGTON tUPi t -The roles of President Reagan and Vice Presldenl Grorge Bush in the Iran-Contra scandal are drawing sharpPr focus from testimony by a retlrPd Air Force oi!lcer and an ex-C'!A operative .who otherwise di sagree on as · ]>eels of their secret supply network for the Nicaraguan rebels. Both Rober\ Dull on and Fe! ix Rodriguez opened a four! h week .of congressional hearings Into the scandal by Indicating they understood the highest levels of U.S. leadership were aware of covert opPrations to supply the Contra rebels. Rodriguez, a Cuban veteran of the Bay of Pigs fiasco, even testii!Pd In blunt words WPdnes· day hOw Lt. Col. Oliver North, the aide at JIM! heart of Willie aouse the scandal. asser!Pd his loplevel support In the cl andesti ne projec t. '"Those people want me, but they can not touch me because the old man loves my ... ,'" Rodriguez quoted North as sa y· lng as they wa1ched televised co ngressional debate June 25 on whether to rej ect more U.S. military aid to the Contras. The reference to "t he old man" was apparently to Reagan. Rodriguez, also known by the alias Max Gomez, was recai!Pd for more questions today about testimony In which he elaboratPd for the first time In the public hearings on Bush's knowledge of Contra supply efforts while U.S. military aid to the rebels was bannPd from October 1984 to October 1986. meeting with a a bondln~ firm to di scuss the sa le Of municipal bonds to finan ce an on-going cou nt y road paving program. Roberts began considering the sale of municipal bonds In April. Robert s also reportPd I hal his su mmer youth employment pro· gram Is under r eview, but that he has mad e no decision who or how many summer employees will be hired. He sai d he has already receivPd severa l appl ications. The commi ssioner s ha ve re· cc l ved an appil ca t ion f or lran sfer of a CI ·C21iquor license from Pearl D. Webb. doing business as Ridgeview Carryout. Ohio 681. Scipio Township, AI · bany, to Robert Allen , doing business under the same name at the sa m e localion. Public com · menls on the transfer request must be recelvPd by the commls· sloners no later than June 10. The application must be !orwar dPd 10 the Ohio Department of Liquor Control by June 18. No one appeared for either of two public hearings held Wednes· day by the commlsslonNs. As a resull , the commissioners grantPd permission to Southern Ohio Coal Company to lay slurry lines beneath County Roads 1, 1A and 4; and approvPd a request from Burl Walker to apply sal! brine as dust control on private propPrt y In Bedford Township. Brine application wUl be supPr· visPd by J .D. Drilling Co.• Racine. RECEIVES CHECK - Keith Black, operations director at Carleton School-Meigs Jndustrlt'S, and chairman of the school's planning committee, received a 1500 check Wcdn.,.day from the Meigs County Jaycees to assist wflh upgrading or th<! ground1 around the Carl eton Schooi·Mfligs Industries building. Plans for upgradin g Include construcllon of a picnic sheller house, u hrutehall·soflhalf field, and a wheelchair path . Black hopes the shelter hous<' will he ~1lm pletcd by August, and the hall fi eld hy n~xt spring . Everything on the grounds will he conni'(·!NI h,\ a wheelchair path . In addition to heinK u-.·d h.~ till' school, the facilities will also h" avallahl" lnr u>~· hy the co mmunity. Community restricts pit bull owners LIBERTY , Mo. (UPIJ - In addition to banning new pit bull terriers from the clly , the Lib· erty City Council voiPd unanlm· ously to force eurrenl owners lo carry a $50,000 liability lnsu· ranee policy. Under the amendment to an ordinance passed Tuesday, cur· renl owners of pit bulls arc permillcd lo keep them , but pi! bull s born In Liber ty mu st be removed from the cit y wllhln six weeks of birth. Pil bull owner s now mu st keep their dogs Inside or penned at all limes, carry $50,000 liability Insurance and post warning signs abou lthe dogs on their propPrly. • There ar e two owner~ of pit bulls In Libert y, cit y officials said. William R. Leamer or the Sha-Me Stall' America n Pit nu ll Terrier Club lo r .. wh,, nttrnd<•d the cou ncil mt•eting. sai d 1he tho orga niza llon m~y ll~ht am endment If an ow ner can bP fou nd In Liberty willing to do so. • � 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. 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