https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ce63f3606e5f46f50c930963c6eeca8e.pdf 828fea2282e878033e38dfa7069c34f8 PDF Text Text 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. • �Pomeroy-~iddleport, Ohio Commentary u.s. interesls<--______ The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy, Ohio llEVOTED TO TilE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS- MASON AREA ...... ts: m ~ ~ -.- , 'T"C:!c=~,= ~v ROBERT L. W INGETT Publisher PAT WIIJT E HEAD AssLstant l'ubllshe r / Controll cr 808 HOEFLICH General Manager 1\ MLMBER (J j The UnJlcd Press ln tcr nattonal , lnlund Dally Press Assocld!Jo Jl ,uuJ thl' American Newspaper Publ! sllcrs AssocJatJon I J'I"J I HS CW OPINION an v.. ciCOm.:> Thr•y ~ould tx- lf'ss !han 300 word s ion~ A Ill!'! I ('r<, <tr(' su hj('('l I o (l(l itl ng an rl mu sr b..-. sign td wil h name, addrf'Ss and l (' )f>phonf nu rnhtr No unsigntYi ltclt f'fS wil l bi' pl bl btwd Lr•n crs shou ld tx> !n ~ood 1,1\!f', , J(! I IIf' Ss in ~ IS!>Ufos, no1 /)''r'> CO(J hll c·s Picketing of Dr. Koop Wi\S JIJ NCTON T rs timnmul dinne r s nrc• no nO \C ll v 1n Wa s h1n gton It h s<J l i· l o .S l:l\ !h a t somtom· 1s bcmg honnrccl m som e ho 10l hdnqud 1oom 1n W<Jshingto n every nJgh l of lhf· W(l(>k Th us . .J lributt' l (J Surg(•o n G1·ner <J I E veret t Koop !<.~ sJ week fo 1 hJ s t' fiorl ~ 1o 1m p1 ovf' hcallh Sf'IViC'I's For thP cltlcJ!y was r eg <JTdNl as no l11 g d0<1l T ho r " · not until K oor's fnr m e1 frll'ml s in lh r ·pro li fe' mOV('mrnt h0ard ,IIJuu t il Koop . a nol r>d p('di JI m : Jan. c ~Jm(' toW dshm gt on wt t h th r rl'puta tJon o! a f Jrm oppon{·nt of :.~hor 1i on Ht· rur nr'{/ out to bP an ;tc ti vist. -.. pr•iJkm g out on a host or controv('I "i b l hPd i lll JSSUl'S. lfJ c !uding the stJ onges t a nti - tObdC'C'O stiJ n<'t· of an.v n·crnt <.; ur gi'O n ge n C' r<-.~ 1 liP JH' V!·r IJ.tekt1U <~'.4..t y from hJ s baste oppos1 t1 on ro <.~ bo rti o n on drmunU bv hPa lth v womPn. but whr n hr CJddr es:-,C'd lltm sc tf to th (~ proiJI!'m ol t\ IDS, hr• r .JJS~u the posSI IJJiit v th at aiJor tJOn m ig ht be an opti on !01 pn ~g n~nt woml' n who have tcstc·d pos J! JvC' for th e AIDS v1 1us 1 ~~ t hf't thJ n 1 1sk puss in.(! IhC' v il'u s on to rhl' ir unborn chi ldren I r shou ld h1 nut1•d !he~ I Koo p d1 t! no11 ('Commr nd d bor t1 o n m suc h ca ses. bul h1s pusJt ion nonfo th P!f'ss ;JiiPrli.l tPd m anv who hilll bern his stronc: r·s t su pportf'rs 1\oop ~o t ml o evrn ho t trr Wi.i l f'r Wi th hi:-. Prs t wh rlr a l l!c·s by cu llin g f nr •·lc·mf' JltJJ .v sf' hoo t s(•x PdU ('d iJOn th at wo uld ;:ll r 11 (' h1i d1 Pn to thC' mc>n.:lf'(' nl A IDS. und rt'co mnwndPd th at srx uatl v <-~C II VC' peo piP us\' r oncl om:-. to 1 t•durc• lhr n s k of eu ntr(lf' ling /\ I DS Pin Ills S<!Ji a l l y. founder ot 111 ~ <'o ns0n am r F:.r g lc Fo1 u m . wa s p.utll'ul ..ulv ou iJLi gt'd , df't' USJng Koop of <.Jdvoc.Jtl ng thr tP<J ('htn g of · s.1fr ~.;odo rn v" to sc hool C'111 ldren T lw su r gco n gcnC't a I pro test ell t ha 1 Sc hldfl \' w,1s !()r tu r in g ht~ pos Jtl o n to arr ive a t suf h ~~ ro nc lu sJon !\bout thJS lim<' lh0 M.1 y 19 IJJbu lc to K oop w" ' ;mnouneed w 1!h a long I 1st ot s p o n~o r ~ t h~1 1 inc ludrd som e noted ronsr 1va r JVC'S Wll hm a shor t 11mr· rt r·p .. I.J< 'i< K<' mp, R N Y, S<' n. 11ohJ•Jt llolr. R K a n. and fo r m r r Cov P!l 'rt P Uu Pont of lklmvw r. all in tiH' 19AA COP p r('s td c·ntldl plet uJ e lli HI w rthclra w n thei r suppurt f o 1 thr l!'lt)uf t' Somr SI.Junrh ('O n :-,f' r V.Jl i vfls. ln( l udwg Sc ns Or rtn Hat ch, R -U t<.J h, and .l0sse ik lm s, H-N C., l'<'m,llncd on th e Its I. On thP n1 ght ol t hP dlnnr J·, .rt thr rail of Nr iiJ rG'·" ' 's "Marc h for l.lfr'' g 1ou p. I lit• 110 101\\a s p irk ctN IIJv onti· abo rti onist s w ho now had bf-romC' c_~nti K oop dP mon str~ t ors Fo1 wh<.~l It IS wor th. th P ~ urgeo n genC'J il l ('a n take sol dC'C 111 thf' knowiNigr lhdl h1 • is not th0 first publ1e o l fwi al to b0 pil loried by formr1· f!'lr nds !OJ d rriJ I or ima gi ned dc·vwtw n from an J9('o!ogJral pm·tv linr' Thr lab. l •- m ovf'm C' nl. for onl'. !s fam ous fat msisti ng that rh osC' 11 In poll tiC' S vot(' as 11 di t' t d t P ~ o n C'Vt'r y iss ue or suffe1 n ·pucllatio n F o1 most ol "rPntu ry. South c1 n po lltlcra ns al so fa crd lh(' ~w m r kmd of do u1-d1l' sttuatton on one tss ur - civ i l right s Ovrr 1hf' vr-. n s. 1.1 bor i.intl t hPSouth los t so mr st ro n).! a lli(•s and some .impor t<.Jnt hdl ll('s bcc·dusP o f thei r " all -or nothi ng' po!ir1rs. But m:ln V puhlll ' o rru · l . l l~ h <.tVP di srnv('r('tl lhdt lhC'I'('o is Jn Hl t{'l'fla livr- mos t t\m c1h·d ns Will supporl J pol11irnw w ho retains hi ~ p r lnr1ph·~ hut puts common sc nsr ahl',l d or .:; Jav Js ll c! C'vo ti on to suppor ts l l,I.Htl tl ugm~ ' 1\oo p. li k ~ 1 nlllPrs IJf'I Ol I' h im, ITl d\' lind lw h.'.l s lost SUPI>Ort hut ,C:Iinf'rl d nd r l O\\ b;,t SC'of ol hro o:1df' l l'OllStJ IU r/l (' \ WASHINGTON Mexican Pres ident Miguel de Ia Madrid Is weighing a decision t hat has enormous 1mphcatwns for the U nit ed States. his c hoice of successor as th e nex t si x-year president o f Mexico Ther e will be a pro form a el ection, of course, but the winner will be the per son de Ia Mad r id anoint s That 's how the system works south of th e border. De Ia M ad r id 1sn' t givmg out any hints about his choice We spoke to htm recent ly in Mex 1co Ci t y, and hi s coy n ess w as 1m perm ea ble Still, our sources in M ex ico Cll y and i n var ious Western Jn tcl h ge nce agenc1es say t he odd s at this time - a year befo r e the elect ion favor Interior M1mster M anuel Bar tlett Dia z. And as luck would have it, Ba rtl et t would be th e best c hoice as far as U.S mt eres ts are concerned- a lth ough no Reagan adm l m str ation offici al Is md i s· erect enoug h lo queer the m an's c hances bv say m g so twc hopei Two thm gs appear to m ake Bart let! unbeata ble as long as he does n' t step our of hneon h1 sway toward de Ia M adrid' s blessmg First, as the offiCi al who r an eve r y elect ton- clea n or fra udu le nt - si nce 1981. Barllell has the suppor t of ma nv runction ar ies ol th e TnstJtut Jon~ l Revol u tiO nary Party, or PRJ, th e domma nt Mex ican poli ti cal part y. QuJte Si mpl y, they owe him their jobs T he second reaso n is the use Bartl et t ha s m ade of his ow n JnstJtu iJO nal powe r ba se. lnsid· c r s tell us he has amassed huge co nf identia l fli es on part y l elld· ers and anyone else wJih pol i tical mfluence In M ex ico. Barll ell 's fil es arc of a nalure t hat m akes the sub jects susccpll· bl e to bl ackma il whom the y slept with, where their money has com e fro m - and where il ha s gone I t' s cer ta in ly no t inco nceivable th at he cou ld use lh c t hr ea l of expos ure to nail down support for hi s c andid acy That' s how KGB boss Yun And 1opov got the top job 1n the Kremlin in 1982. De Ia Madrid w 1ll r evea l h1 s c ho ice Ill Sept embN or Oc tober If, as we predic t, Bar11ell JS the design at ed successor, i t Will Claims 'blow to rights' I'm wr lli ng this in rega rd s t o ll1e Vil l age of Sv ra c ust''s ban on lhr Amer ica n Pit Bull Trrner Tho w ay I see it is tha t thr cou nc il is m aking a decision on their own Wll hout offermg the propl r a choler in t he m ail er at CO L U MBUS- Th1' Ol1l o Ecl ucation J\"oci cti!On. sa 1ing Ohio Js ~Towing l r-~~ Ll tlrHrli\'fl to h1 i.c ht 'oung ti 'HC' hcr s. 1s sp0nd 1ng $2~1.000 on a m rcl i d U llliJl .llgfl to liT 10 pu t pr C'Ssu 1('on st:1 tr i:m makers to ln c r~asc tunrl1ng lo r sc honls. s p 0c1fi ~a ll v tca ch ol·s' sa l aries Tlw tC'll'Vislu n. 1Ml!o ancl n~'ws papC'I ca m pcu gn atmPd at m o ldmg public oplmon 1s tl m f'<l I n ~ ·n incicl r wit h SC' n.1 te eo nsldr rdtion of lh(' $22 2 billio n <ld i< ' lludg <'l f01 l!lHH-Hq. Bul thC' eo~ mp ,I IJ-!11, \\ luc h t 1 nds th b \\'f'Ck . ts worki ng agai nst lo ng odds Gov Hit'hanl 1,. Cr iJ'S t0 J't'l'ummrndcd krcpin g sprndlng for sc hoo ls at 11lR7 lt'\'d s l m tht' nr:..: t )''C',lr dnd p1 OJKJS('d i.l 4.4 percrnt jn ~ rrasP i n l'IH' J Th t• l lous0 acldr 'd $7h n11llion t o llwt fi g urr. • Takpn In CJH Jit•xr. t il< ' propos;il brin g pl omu tt•d l>) til ~ OEJ\, th r 90.000-mc'm !)I' I 11'dr' h t' l ~ · orga n tl.d tl o n \\ 1) u let ( os t ttw st Ht (' .:m ex tra ~:1 H billi on - lllclud lll g $~ ~ ~ blll!on 10 r :li :-.l' tl11• mm arnum IPac hr r s sal ar)' from $1 1 Xlltl to ~'~.~11 1 Thr bucl grt undrr l'Onsidrrat ion in t hr S('n ~II P 1111 ~ \\ r0k eo ntains a provision r, 1isl n.c: 1lw muumum s tarttn g sal :u \ to $1\rl{Xl by 1989. · M ost L l \\ ' 11lo~kl•J"' dnd t lw gm·C'r no1 s:l\ lhl' budgrt Is so tight l hC' PdU C'8110 il l's t.1b1Jshmr n1 ~ h ou ld ronsidrt ihrlf lutk \' to ge t that m uch 1 do n't undrrstand how t he Pi tt Bull" a threa t to people OJ 1n f act to other ani m al s If they coul d br around Pit t Bu l l s I 'm ' suJ c tha t they v.ould s0r that thev arc on~ nf the the m os t affect ionate breed of dogs I herr ar e! Su rP 1f a per so n r aises th e dog to h at~ 11 wil l. But 1f a person ra1 ses i t with a little lovr it wou ld be th~ best pet in the wor ld 11 all depends on the o wn er ~ If I Mexican bureaucracy: He ha s good famil y connections, he became ac tive In the PRJ early on, and h e has excellent academic credential s. '' The CIA has almost no in for mation on del Mazo T he agency failed to pay atte ntion to him during the s1x years h e was governor of the sta te of MexJco, adj ace nt t o the capi ta l city. Brought int o the cab met only last summer. del Mazo has nsen m es teem because he 1s a proven campai gner, looks good on tel evi SIOn - and as energy mimster oversees PEMEX, t he sta leowned 011 company t hat is mdispens able t o th e Mex ican economy There are shoals he mu st · avo1d. however PE'MEX boss Mano Ramon Bet eta w as cons idered a top presid ent ial h opefu l until he gotm a row w 1th J oaqu in Hern andez Galicia, pow erfu l boss of the 011 workers' union . After an exchange of personal attack s, Beteta r es igned, real i z· in g he no longer had a chance to be pre sident T here i s a fourth dark -horse poss ibil it y: Educa twn M l m ster Early uprising by Cubs sinks.Reds., 4-1 were on the co unci l I worry m ore about thr dog s that run loose th an the dogs that are t ak r n ca r r of. All ills . i s a blow to thr cit1zens righ t s' I feel som eth ing should be done about it' M iguel Gonzal es Avelar But It seem s doubt ful that he has time enough to catch up t o the fron t runners. None of t he hopeful s ha s yel w on th o endorsement of Fid el Vela squ ez, longtime head of the Confederat i on of M ex1ca n Worker s. E ven de Ia Madnd has ackn ow ledged pnva tely that Ve· l asq uez will have great Influ ence in I he selectiOn. B ot 11 1s st ill de Ia Madrid who w111 m ake th e ultimate deci sion, and all the ca ndidat es would do well to keep t heir ambit i ons from show1 ng too bla tan tly One who didn ' t wa s the r especled lrea sury mmlster, J esus Silva Herzog H e got a bit too pushy, and de Ia Madnd fi r ed him las t summer. A n even more ca ulionar y ta le i s th at of Jorge Diaz Serran o. PEMEX director under de Ia Madnd 's p re dec esso r , Jos e Lopez P ortil l o He wa s too open about hi s presidenl!al ambition s and now sit s i n Rec l usurlo Sur prison char ged w ith fr aud , the most vis ible scapegoa t of the " m oral renova ti on" declared by I he m an who beat him out for the lop JOb . , . . CA RTER HOMERS - New York • (,ary Curl er 1s greete~ hy ~oward ,Johnson . (I) afte~. the M cl s catc h.er slamm ed a lllnlh : mnlng homer agam st th,e G 1ants at Can dlesltc k Park Wedn esday . The Mets won. (UPI) Time change noted in ladies golf play Rrgmnmg J une 2, th e Ja v mar Lad1 cs Tuesday Golf L eagu e Will begm plav at R 30 a. m du e to the hot wear her. . L unch and a bu siness m eeting will fo ll ow the wee kl y play. Th e group JS planmng a m1x ed sc ramble and potluck lo be held Majors N t\TI O~,\l. l . t. r\4 o t II\ lltit<•d l 'rt"'~ .'li 'lit. ~1!11 MUSTANG Sale Price $3165 MARQUIS Slock i 76722 4 door sedan. V-8. a11 cond . vmvf roof auto trans PS. PB power w1nOOws. power seat, cru1se conlrol AM /fM radm rndlal tncs wh1le walls WAS 12195 Sale Price $ 1490 ... I. l'o I I •II Hi l ' r41 • hr ~h !7 Ill !I !'! !! !'! ~I !! l'hll.l ~I i'll lln l rt•,tl urk :o,;,." \ ~.In Frun fil H lillll ', i ll I ll~ ,,• i l 1, !I ID"o 61, ~ !JJ j(l•, ! I ••i-1.1 !! . i II n ('huln n. u ,\U ml •l !I lluu .. 4un !I !! l .u~ ,\ n r:• l ~ !! ! 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S!drs :11 t' \ 't•nu s .. lupifC'I rmd Sutur n T hC' P\' ('nm~ stn r s arr Mc rcu1\· and Ml1rs. Th ose born on thiS datP arJ' undrr tht' 'lgn ofGcrnmi T hn · 111rlude B nr lsi! si OIC'snuJn Will imn Pit t in 17!i9 Irish poet Th oma Moore i n 1779 , Olvmpll· ,Jt hl e l c ,Jim T ltorpr in 1888: Btitish nOI'e list Ian Fl emi ng, er euloro i .Ja m rs Rand . in 1908. Hclrrss Ca r ol ! Baker In 19~ 1 ( a[tr ot;l , th(' [)JonnP qui n tu pi<:I S, t hr('(' of 1\'ltom SUI'V i\'~- Annelle , Cecile :1 nd Yvonnt' wgr :>J 1- in 19.14, .J nd si ngrrG i ad)·s Knig ht in 1944 tage4:1t $29995 SAVE ' 120 NEW 5 PC. WOOD the argu m ent of tyra nts; it Is th e creed of slaves." " Stock i 70091 2 door 5e'1an. 4 cvl . ,j coM rndialt~r es buc<et ..ats WAS 15995 ' Sale Price $7861 Sale Price $5155 .;· EddJP Coll ms ' s nift y knucklcr and curve ba ll and Bnan Durst's r epenOJre of variou s pJt c hes w i l l form the nu cleus of a strong m ound sial!. Waltlngl n t hewlngs t o come on in relief are ,Jeff Caldwell , M ark Haner and Bre nt Bissell. Balt ery mat es wil l be Bob Young, K y le Da vis and J eff M cE l roy . Me1gs should bcswin g Jn g somr the facl t hat Don Bec ker and EddJP Col lin s Jed th eir hig h sc hool team s 1n ball ing. Bi ss0ll had tllC highrst numbrJ of cx trl ' base. knocks and Bar! rum had th e h1g hrs t RBI to l al fo1 Mdgs. Coach Wel ker sa1d that many of th 0 ol hrr 1eam mrmbrr s rankC'(l hig h in th C' batting ordrr o n lhC'il resp0c1lvc hi g h sc hoo I sq uad s. Addin f;!; th 01r ta len t will bC~ I 'C~turnm g ve1s J oe y .sn y de r, Sco 11 Mill er , Bnan Fref'manandMark s •Jen kl n s R 0 okl ~s T€'rry- Ff f' ld ·' Jeff J ohn son. Todd Casry and Todd J ohn so n will br fighting f or posll!on s ancl wi ll be ass I gnr d pos1110n s comm r nsuJ aft' to thrlr ski ll s. "Wr ' ll grt ;-1 lot of tough compet ition f01 m [.(l nC'dS IPr . Loga n and Athrn ~" . Wrlk rr sla t Pel "H o w~vrJ' , I ha ve a very good feeli ng about thi s tram 1 believe we havr th e potential ta lrnt and abilit y to rake It al l. " H e al so sta t ed tha t all mrmbPrs shou ld get a l ot of playtnrp ime duetoth e n u m b r r o f s c h e ct u I r d doubl eheaders . Ail home games will be played at M e1gs High Sc hool. St arting time fo r week end co nl ests Is 1: 00 p.m . w hJir M ldw!'ck games begin PONTIJ\C, Mi ch. tU Pll Like strrrt ga ngs defendin g I hell tur f, th e Boslon Cclt Jcs and De troit Pisto ns rumbl0 aga1n tomght T he Ce lt lcs. co m 1ng off an ast onishing v ictor y In Gamr 1, lea d 1he Ea stern Confr rrn c0 final .1-2 - a best -of-seven ser ies marked by fi ght s, Insul ts, c hea p shots and fierce ter r itOI' Ial pi·otect to n. In all five games, th~ home leam has won T he NBA lcag u~ offlcr assumed the roll' of neighborhood cop \Vcdnesday . It suspended Cr i ii<'S cent er Robert Parish for G<~ rne h and fin ed him $7.500 for m aulm g Bill Laimbcer du r ing Ca mro Par iS h decked LaJmix' rJ late in. the seco nd quarter, bl oodying the moulh of the Pi stons cont rr Refe rees .Ja ck Madden and .Jess Kersey said they did not sec the th ree swipes across th~ fa ce a nd no fou I was c allrd " It " vr1v dist ur bing, very fi'USIJa tin g and VPr y CO nfusin g, cs pccla l lv when you look al the carrN · t hrca tcnin g Inci dent In· \ 'D iv in g l. aJ mbrr r and L a n ·y," sa id Boston Ge nPJ al M a na g~ 1 J an Vo l k. I n Ga m r :t. La rr )' Bird and l.almiJcrt' exchanged bl ows alter th r Pist ons cen ter knocked the Bos ton forward to the fl oo r . Laimbccr was f1n cd $:\,000 and R11d $2.()(1(1. flrt r 011 Gen~ral Man ager Jac'k M cC loskey was Incensed ovrr Kersey's !allure t o ca ll a l ou I M Parish du rmg Ca m r '> He w"nt s Parish suspended f or tht' res t of the series beca use th e Boston ccn trr rc-spra1nrd his le ft ankle T uesday and might not ha vr played Ga me 6 a ny wa y . Rr f orr learning of th r suspen· slo n, though. Pansh said he lntr nd ed to play tonight . SAVE ' 09 ~ SUNGLASSES ~ lf2 PRICE Lifestvle ~~ imp1O\(' t o: ~ l Sti 'V(' l\rd1 osktll . lh 0 !J fllt Ph il,, delp hi a pl tcllf'l' , go t IWO Olli S [Or hts 10th Pl r. lh •s 1 SWC'f'P Ol l hf' ll' S0r ii?S Cubs 4. Hl'd, I J\ t C' mcinnati. .lJm ir Movr• co mbinNt Wi th lhl'f'P 1r lir' rrs on ,1 fl\ r -hill et Dodgf' l'S 6 Expos ·I ;\ 1 l. os A ll,t!('l r s F('J'tl,\nd o \ 'a l l'n7u~· l d d1 0\'t' in two ru ns Hnd lt!J {'\~ an l' l ~ h ! tll 11f' l' to I!Pip l h P Dodg('J s !'ll.l p thC' Ex po.. · four· ga nl (' winn ing ~ t rct~k at 6: 00 .p m. r xcrpt 1\rnova td way 5:301 and hom r 141 All al l doub le hpad ers excpp l J un e 18· . ,, . . • Eighth dJ stJ Jct I OUJ numr nt play sta rt s Ju ly 171h at Alhrns m:ws ~m: ru c~N t.Et:tON JDH7 11As•: rtur.somr>III.E M n .10-Ch ll l ko lhf' 1\ 1~1 'M,I\ :\1 - L tn c .l~tf'r 11 ~~~ .tunp t- M IJif'll,l /\ 111 ,\ 1!1 ' Jurw h - C ,I t l u~tr•r · lun· · 7-At lwn~ h m1 · 11 2 11 1' j~ t tO- P ilkl't~hUIJ.! ··.ru1 run1• n w 1ll4- l.og.1 W, ·Ir~~~~~n run" 1~-f' II I IJ Ju) IJll .It 1 ~1 11 121 . H 111 1! 1!1 11 121 :! 1 -Ginu~tl'l. lurtl' 20- M:u·lrlt,l •.Jun•· " ""' · '" "'' IUJ\l' '" "'' · Juh ~ ~~ ~ ll!h lh DI!i l!lc'll . l ' uc:u''li.l rne~ ~4-0PI~N 27-AIIr""' :N ,:lH-OPI 10 _ ,,,.,. ,, ll'l' 1\ I~ I 1- Wt • ll ~(l n 1111\' "1-0PP.N .tu l,, K-OPEN hll\ 1 1 -Park•·r ~ buq! ·l ull 1Z-t.ogan 11111 1"1- KI 'IHI\' 11 WV Flgh ~h 1)1:-t rl(t Tm1 1n,r An unheard o f pnce for the most res pected name care Th is IS 1n tawn your chance 10 save btg on one ot Snapper 's HI -VACS Choose orJI1 er a push, or se lf·pmpellod walk mowe1 or ~iJr lhl Ill engine r 1der that s Ame rica 's number one chotec There sa !ree ca tche r In it lor you And Sn<tp-Credit get s you Snoppcr quatily with no money down al'td low monthly ray munt s So hur r y, lh1s oil er onds soo n1 'IIOIIILUU LOW MO.. TMI.'f ..•. " . lOW I" f>A't~f:.fiTI RIDING MOWER 'J'I HP i]1)'j10J ONLY ~ '~ COMPLETE STOCK ~~hor•nar.,. \ &en~ McC. . . . .. " ·"" 0..... ,...._, lt,rh. "oNid H....g. ,_ ll'fl Moll tJwu Sa1 I 00 A.M to I P.M. lu,_V 10 00 A.M. to 4 .00 , ,M PA£SCAIItTICNI '" · lt2·2HI fnendlwhm. 0"" NtghU tiiJ 8 ~ ICOV!Rl MAY YARYJ . ~.._.. •Simmons •La-Z-Boy •Holiday House •Stearns &Foster OPEN DAILY 9-5 lOll II !ITS 0111Y Ca rm l1 n huJIPU 'l 1 :1 As ll OS i. /\ I Houston , Glrnr1 De~' 1s d1 O\ f' 111 a ra i'('C'I htgh fl\ f' run s. pow0ring 1hPAstros to rJ swef:'J.> o f : th('ll' thrC'r-ga m r srn rs · M ets 4. G 1an lo :! At Sa n Franciseo. Dtu r y l St1 .twbcrr y and Cil r~r Cdl l et 1 q.>pcU co nsC'c ul IV(' home 1 un s in t he ninth . hel pin g th e M0t s to a ONLY ~a~~oo ~~~~w Free Ca tcher as shown GOOD THRU MONDAY 5 UJ ISH FR l 0H5E '$4995 ,EA. PC. Don mn1n g~ tn Free Cal~her as shown 10:00 A.M.·4:00 P.M. REG. $75.00 11 111 0 \ C'dl s PI SH MOWER ALL ON SALE NOW! NEW SUNDAY HOURS SAW '25.00 "We' r e ju st get ting co nSJ<trnt hit11n g. conSJstenl p11 c hmg an d so lid defense." Day<'ll sa id. " And WP havc n' t\rt down m am· oft hoseca regoncs foJ m o1rt han a ga m e Ol' two ' Af'lr r a d ay off tOdJ\' 1he Red' Will pl ay thrcr games 1n Pill sburgh with nr wto m 0r P.11 Pa ct llo, 0-1, l ac i ng B ob Kipper, '1-4. in Fnday night' s opener . Nalion;Lil..cagut• RoundUJ) LU IS Agu o:wo IS providing poI C'nt cvrd r. ncr of a Ji vr \irt Na tiona l Leagu~ b,Jil The 5 foot 9, 19'• pound Ph! Ia · del phia shor tstop who t o t alcrl 1 ~ homers in ~h 1 at bats du r ing hts prP v iou s s1 x VE\lr s of maj ot league serv ice Wednesda y nJg lt t co nn rct r d for l1ls nlm h homp run of t he seaso n In only RR ar -b.!ls Pe rhap s less conv in cin g, but C'q uall,\ tntn gum g. WdS Crrg t.roS''s homrr 1nthl' Ph !IIJ0s ' li· 4 '1rton o' C'l ttw San lll f'~O Po~ d te s ! 1 \\' ;JS Cross's f irs t Ill Get Ready for Your Summer Guests with Top Quality Sleep Sofas at COMJIAIIIO '269.00 On this d,llr in his toJ' I" In 1798, Co ngr ess rmpowe red Pres id en t John !\dam s Ia re~ruit an America n a rm,\' of lO, !XJO voluntceJ s. In 1871, the Frenc h govr:>rnmenl d efea ted the Paris Commune rebellion after what Is now k nown as " Bloody Wee k. " In 1940, I he World War II troops of Bri tain, F1·ance and Be lg ium bega n !heir evaruatlon from Dunkerque, France, on lhe English Chann el coas t; 337,000 men reached Britain sa fely and 13.000 were • kil led by German military units. J\ thought for the day: British stat es m an William Pitt said, " Neeesslly Is the plea for every Infringement of human freedom. It Is Stock # 70371. 2 doon lront wheel dnve. 4 cvl. aJr cond. AM/ FM rad~. ~ereo tape rnd~al t~res. bucket seats. WAS '8995. DINEnE SET S1999S seaso n. S.avp and third in as manv night !). And y Hawk10s, 2· f., stal l ed for Sa n Diego and. 11 as lifted l or a pinch hitt er In th<' s ixth "This is wh en 11 's toughr.s l," Gwynn sa Jd. "Am·body ca n go ou 11hrre and pi a\- well when your t ram i s doing w ell and " 10 the top half of th r <tand1 ngs It 's frusli".Jim g wh~n 1·ou fa ll behi nd cnJ iy and you're 1r)'ing to cat ch up t he who l e ga m e. · In ot her gamr•s. Hou sto n bounced P111 sb uJ g h 7-2, NP w Yo1 k ove1 took Sa n F1 dnc lsco 4:t Ch1cago do11·nrd CJncJn[l a!t l · I .1nd Los t\ ngPl es drt catrd Mo nl i'L'd l ~ ~ ~ -.un lllt · ~n - 'IO untod t(ud,\ to•ldtn,ul '< IIIII . t DINEnE SET bigbatst hi sseaso np ar tl~~ dut:t o fast ball s." Outfielder Bna n Dayctt . who knock£:<1 In t he game·winning run In the first , w as asked how th~ Cubs ha ve avoided losi ng mor~ th an two In a row so far this Celtics and Pistons resume series tonight lo.Ul ll"' llu~r·hal l •!:. ~~ !"! Transartions 1 , .11 Jl !I fo rid.~' ' " M !I !I "•"'"" ~! r nlt du t U• •I I 11 I I ·r ulo dn .111 nl u mh!.t• iifi :i l j i!I Ill " I .llil••rnl Today in history The Meigs American Legion ba se ball season opens SatuJ·day. M ay 30th w tth a twin bill at Chilhcotltc returning hom e to t ake on ei g hth dist r ict c hampi on Lancaster in a doubleheader on Sunda y, M ay 31st Meigs wi l l will ha ve elev en vetrrans re tur nmg from last YPa r 's squad whJ ch post 0d a 17-15 won / lost r ecord and w as di st ricl runn ersupfor t hesecond consecutlve- year. Thi s year',c:; rost er tnclud PS pl ayers from Southern r. GAHS f 41• 12), Eastern LJI. H annan Trace 12 1 and Meigs 161 and Is under I he direction of fourt h year coac h Jack Wel k0r H0 wil l bf' ass i sletl by Char irs Collins and Art Stoba rl will ac t as busmess manager Fa stbal i"rs Dav"' AmburgC'v '" ,\l ,il nt• a1 l'u11 11u a;,q Tiill'llllll'f II Hl1 hnlllnlt '01 r.1 t u~ · ~I Knt ho .. l••r \\ L I ' • I 1.11 !'!I IIi ti ll !"t Ill :114 1 I n !! !OJH,u u,o.• 7, C u lu mhn~ fi l'.llol411tk•t l T lthwuh•r I l'.tlolltl< lo:o t ; T ldo• l'o n h•r I Th10 l'lol1.1y '~:"all ""' t rid.~\ • 4,,,nu-. f'hulnn ,l.ll ,ll l' IU•hltrth, n l~:: ht l ll lr ~~'' ,ai ,\ II.U14 11 'nl~h4 ll nn•4 nn 11 st I nnl,.. Till:; hi ' ' '" \ nrk 111 !';;~nOl o It•• nh:h4 l'llll ,odo ltl ltlll nl l.u• \111{1 h..,, llll{h l 'l nn4ro•,.J .11 !" Ul jo r,m• '"'"· 111 1:"114 Hlt1W \ ~ H , \1 .1 t ll.ill imnr ,l l lll'o .llll.• 11••4 rnM 1',1\o\lllt kt'l Cft tl'ol SH!UU~·tTIIrJ 1'1 ~ I ! !I · H ! ~! :MHI I ~u h .. ! i l .rl 1' oo rur~ u IM "# I ~II lh ' ~~" \ oo rl. ~b l ltlt~<o.rl• • r ~ 110 \ ~ I I ~~ ~ l l unro\ .~IJ . I ,I~ pm Stock! 76ll41 4rbir!<dan fronlwheeldnve 6 cyl . a1r cond. auto trans . PS PB cruiSe corrlrd rear wrndow defOR WAS14695 ~ IJ ~!'I 41, ~ln nlr• .al I \llnnl n 1\l.rhl• •r lnlumhu .. c'I0 \ · \1. ) ltu tho ..h •r [tl.rl ) Tnlt tlu I l(•u h•"'ll'r ! ! l'lul,ulo lphl.rli s rn IIi< 1:" I ( It 1, hul N!W 1 I'C WOOD one-half ga m e of idle first place St. Louis In the Nattonal League East. Ed Ly nch came on 10 rel ief as th e Reds scored t heir only run "hen L ynch walked Buddy Bell to load the bases and N ick Esas ky gr ounded to lhird to SCOI'e Dav is " The bullpen did a great job, " sa 1d Mover, allu d1n g to L y nch' s w o1 k, F r ank D1Pin o and L ee Sm1th. who ea m ed hi s 13th save - tops 10 t he majors- w it h two scoreless inn10gs to close out t he con t es t " I didn ' t get m;•self 10 trouble with walks untillhatl ast 10nlng tthe s ix th [. "To n1ght I was making them hit the ba l l and th ey m ay ha ve hit some ba l l s hard, butlh~y were a I peo ple, so who cares'' They wr r r out and t hat' s thr m ostlmpor rant tlun g " OiP10o pit ched to on ly one bat1~ 1 , bu t he ma y ha ve go lien th e bi ggest out of the ga m e when he slruck ou t P ark er on three pitch es lo quell a Reds' threa t 10 the sixth ··He did the on0 rhm g wwr asked, got Parker out ,· · sa1 d Cubs' m andg0 1 Gene Mi c hae l "It's a rho1 r tryi ng lo ge t Pa1 kPr. " noted D1P1no · Be· ca u sr hC' ca n bC" 'C'n lnt lmtd dtJI1g I !hi rw him l hrC'C' s l r a~ght fas tball s up aJtd in Br• knows I m go mg to 1h1 ow i t to him up t hc1e becau se th e l as t 10 or 12 11m~s and Mike Bart rum along with I. I'd . 4, 11 li lill1 - ~I ' i II I'IU ~o lfltr ~h ll111 l"od 1) ' • f o.llllo -. " I "'' '" \ urk I Nin Fr1mt 1.. 1 u I f luo · •~" I, t hu lnn.111 1 ll nu•4on 7, 3 p.m . Sunday at the c lub. Winners of Tuesday's play were Joan Childs, low gros s; Kath Carp. low net . Elizabeth L ohse and Kath y Ga rd l ow putts, Ma ry Morr is and Norma Custer. c h1p-m-hole at Uuldand 111 N• •w \ 'nrk, n l,;hf !\t 'J IIIt .11 Rullhnnrt n1Jth4 llw•Hrn 111 I hlt•nJtll, nl,; hl l '!-\.1.. at K:1n~a.~ Ill\ nl~h 4 I ~ rt:K:o\ ,\TIO~ \I , l .t . \ 1.1 t . lni <TR,I4 l< !n,ll \\ li.n n.... l 1,1 I C i NC I NNATI tU PII They 've got one thing in com mon. They ar e bot h l efthander s. But beyond that you' d have to say they are on differ ent wavelengths as the veteran Jerry Reus s put s the hnlshlng touc hes on an Hlu srnous major league pitching career and young Jam1e Moyer takes hi s fir st step s 1n fas t compan y. Moyer, 24, go t I he bes1 of the confrontation with 37·year-old Reuss Wed nesday nig ht p1ckmg up the victory on a humid n1 ght In Ri verfront Slad i um as his Chi· cago Cubs st JOed I he Cincinnati Reds and Reuss, 4-1. Reuss. picked up by the Reds this season after bei ng turned loose bv the Los An gel es Dodgers. had hJS problem s in the fn·s t innin g when he gave up SIX singles and three runs 1n suff erIng his third st raight loss since go ing mt o Cinc innati 's sta r li ng rota lion M a~ 12. But he set lie down and bl anked the Cubs for the next six lnnm gs, limllmg them to lhreP more hi ts 1n hiS second straight sevcnmnm g out mg. Reuss, who ow ns 19i major league v ict oriC's in a career spannm g 16 years, wasn ' t happy aboul th e l oss, but was plra sed wllh his effort as t hr Cubs salvaged the l ast of th~ th re~ game series to close ,.._,it hm ..J Meigs Legi~'itOpe~s season on Saturday &ock i 73272 2 doorcoupe 6cvl " rcond auto ~aos . PS PB AM/ FM radiO stereo tape bucket seats rear wmdow defog gauges WAS 13995 Letters to the editor ,11 I OEA seeks better payfor teachers mean a rosier period for U.S.Mextcan relations. Bartlett has personal relationships with a number of Important U.S. offi cia ls, while no influential U.S politician seems to have ties with the two other top candidates under consideration by de Ia Madrid : Energy Minister Alfredo del Mazo and B udget Minist er Carlos Salina s de Gort arl Bartletl i s described as "a smart', wily fel low" by one U .S o!!icial who m ak es hts livmg study ing Mexico H e is humorless and tough . as bef it s t he head of the Interior Mini stry, whic h does a lithe dirty work the ruling pa r ty needs done It was from t he In terior Mini str y I hat Lu JS Echeverr ia Alvarez rose to become president in 1970 He gatned a reputation f or brutality w hen h1s m inions k1 ll ed so me 400 people m putti ng down st r ikes thai bega n with student unresl in 1968 I t' s 1nteres tmg to see how Bartlet t hand led a sJm Ji ar situ ation earlier th is year. A student slrike at th e Nalwna l Autonom ous Universi ty of M ex1c0 ended peace fully aft er 19 days wilh concess ion s to t he st uden l s. In f ac t. som e sources suspect !hat Bartle!! secretl y fomenl ed the stud ent strik e, as a way of de mon strati n g th at h e was needed to keep Mexico stabl e, y et could handle a delica t e situ ation r e ason a b l y and compassionately . Reaga n admmislrati on sou r ces are convmced that the c hoice of budget boss Salinas as the next Mex1ca n president would be diSa strous l or U .S. In terest s. Among other suspecl ed si ns, he IS t hought likely to decla r e a long-term morat orium on lntN· est payment s l o U .S. banks and Individua l s lor M ex i co ' s massi ve debts. Fu r th ermore , they believe he i s a comm1tt ed leftisl in forei gn policy. Salin as JS " an ambitiou s tec hnocra t and an expert eco no mist.·· th e CIA's secret profile on him st ares. adding: " He has been a prot ege of de Ia Madrid sin ce th e mld -1970s and has become one of the presi dent's m ost trusted adv1sers on domestic economic issues . Sali nas' carrer ha s followed t he cl assic pattern of achievi ng success In the The Daily Sentin.ei- Page- 3 • Ja_c_k_A_n_d_er_so_n_an_d_D_a_le_V<_an_A_uc Ill Court St r eet ~~ Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Thursday, ~ay 28, 1987 MON.& FRI. 9·8 •FREE PARKING •FREE D """"'I THE BEST SELECTION OF THE BEST! Y'ISII lh tU D.. ltrl TO(I• y 1m Snapptl Stll\ I Se1v•ce GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE 204 CONDOR STREET 992-2975 POMEROY �Page 4 The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Th~sday, May 28, 1987 w ho played on the 1984 U .S. Oly mpic tea m. " l've always been a line-drive hitter and sometim e you get t he r ight spin on the ball and it carries it out. " T he A 's scored twice In the fourt h inning. McGwire st arted th ~ inning by slamm ing a 2-2 pitch !rom Joe Johnson, 'l-4, 25 rows into the left -center fi eld bl eac her ,. "! didn 't sec wher e it went." said McGwir e, ·who also had a run -scori ng single in the seventh. " I don't havp the kind of power where I ca n stand ar ound and Flyers hope to even series tonight OUT AT 2ND - Tiger' s Pat Sheridan Is tagged out at se,cond hasr· hy th •·ltangcrs' Sc ott Fl et cher a.' h1• attempts to steal. (UP I ) PH I LADELPHIA IUP I J -A r ecordin g of the laic K ate Smith singing "God Bless Am er ica" likely wi ll reverbera te thr ough the Spectrum toni ght . · B ur the f lyers. who trai l Edm onton 3-2 in the• St anley Cup final , will need m ore than a song for t he tas k at hand- preven t ing the Oil er s fro m winning th eir third championship in four yea r s. Philad elphia Coach Mike Keenan sa id he has not hing to do w ith the deci sion to play Smith' s rendition before games, even if it is the Flyers' longti me good-luck char m. He al so ha s no way ro keep re feree Da ve Newell from offic iat ing, des pite Kee nan 's bel ief Newell is biased against th e Flyers . Philadel phia is 1·3 In playoff gam es Newell has called. Tway shows signs of challenging at Muirfield By GENE CADDES UPI Sports Writ er DUBLI N, Ohio - Bob T way carr ied an air of ca ut ious opt imism into I he $8:!2, 000 Memorial Tour nam ent whi ch hcgan today at Ja<· k N ickl aus' Mu ir field Village Golf Club. Tway. who won four tou r namcnts a year ago, Incl ud ing thr PGA Cham pi onship all he In ver· ness Club In Toledo whrn he sa nk a bun k1•r shot on the fina l hole I a bea t r;reg Nor m an, has struggled so fa r In 19R7. T way ea rned $6o2, 780 ln. pr ize money last year. sPCond by $c.16 10 Normurl's $1i>3.2!!6. Sta tl stl · cally, he was seco nd In bird ies , four th In pu tt ing, fift h In sro r ing and eight h i n par · IJrPaki ng roun ds. T his year, hr h now hNe in sight in those or any other s!allsrtcal ca tegor ies. " I'm no di fferent, " said Twav, " bu t my scores ar c diffcrcni and I haven' t won any golf tourn a· ments . I haven't hilt he ba l l good and I haven' t pu ll ed good." In 15 eve nt s so fa r 1his v<'ar. his bes t finish Is a lie for lhii·d in th r Phoenix Open wa y ba<'k in .Janu ary. In betw een, he has missed the cut four t i mes. The l ast two weeks, however, Tway has show n signs of coming ali ve. He fin lshl'd t ied for 12th two wel'ks ago In I he Colo nial l nvila lional and wa s 8t h l ast wepk at A tlant a. H ~ also has put toget her 9 ro nsPCul ive rounds of par or bett er. " I 'm playi ng bclter," Twa v said aft er a Wed nesdav prac t icc round w it h th ree other for mr1· Ok lahom a Stale stars - Mark Hayes, Wi llic Wood and Sca li Verpla nk. " In fac t, t he last three weeks, I 've pla yed prrll) good I 'm work ing ex t rrmrly har d and I 'm mak ing progr ess." Twa y will be m aki ng his th ird appea r ance in the Memor ial. his S('COnd as a pro. He shot a :!-under par 2H5to fi nis h 29th last yea r . He also had a 30.1 in 1981 as an amateur. " I think Jea n shoo t som l' good round s here." T way sa id of the 7.104 -ya rd. par ·72 Muirficld Vii ~ lagr layout. " We' ll j ust ha ve ro walt and sec. You don' t havctogo out and win to play good J'II j ust dn r ilr bes t Bob Twa.v ca n do. I don 't know wh(•ther it wi ll be l si, ol st or 7lst." Andy 13ea n, who los t a :!-hole sudden dea th playo ff to Nick lau s in tilr 1 q8~ Memor ial. wi t hdrew Wrdncsday , cutt in g the fiel d to 107, st ill a Memor ial Tournam ent record. Ea rlier. fo r mer champion Kc it h Frrg us, the 'nrw gol f coach at th e Univers ity of Hous· rea l t llle bou t wi ll follow wh('n Tyson mel' ts T homa s. " Mi kP Tyson Is the gu )' to beat ." Tucker sa id . " If Pi nk lon T homas beats him , thon hP's the guy to bea t. " 'I\ •son Is 1hr ln iJO r ig ht now, he h;,s two ti!lc•s and hr Is the yoyngrs t ma n in histOI')' to wln I h· ~' h C a \' ~· w t' I g h I championship." The ni'W 113 1-' champio n will n('t'd u victor~· over Tyson or Tho mas to g<li n wide r ecognition as champ. Tht• I BF bou 1 is not onJy ovPrshadoll'~rl by I hl' Tyso nThoma s fi ght. bu t also til(' .Junl' 15 bou r brl \1'('1'11 M ichal'l Spinks and Gerry Cooney i n At lantic Ci ty , N .J . Spinks was strip ped of hi s I BF Iitle for fall ing to fi ght topr anked Tu cker or m eet T yson in a unifi cation bout. Spink s' exit from the ser ies left t ho rloor open for T uck er and Douglas. fro m Columbu s, Ohio. Although their con tes t is sr hcduled for 15 rounds, the Tucker· Douglas bout is little more t han an elimin ation fight for a shot at Tyson. " II might be In so me pt>O ple's mind s, but it' s m)' chance to w in a heavywe ight championship, " Douglas said. " It '-s bePn m~· goa l to fi ght for the heav)•wright c hampions hip. not on ly to fi ght for it. but towln it. " Tucker. 29, fro m C r an d Hapiris. Mi ch .. Is l hr beller kn ow n of lhP IBP hopl'fu is. HE' turned pro In 1980 aft er an Jlo-fi amat rur c a•·eer !hal ln cludl'cl Na tional Go lden C loves and a Pan -Am by th o JBF and is 2:1 - ~-1 w ith l o knoc kouts. His career has bern spolly, but he ra r ned a title sho t wltli a 10-round v ict ory over form er champion C rcg Page on Jan. 17. 1986. Oou gla s has been slopped by David Bey and M ike Whil l', los t a decision to Jess r Fr rguson and has drawn aga inst Stdfan Tan gs tadt . Tucker is a .1 •,1, to I favor ite over Dou gl as. whose fat her Bil ly Dougla s was a middl ewei~h l co nt ender in the 1960s and 1970s. Tuckr r is the better boxer. wit h a dangerous left hook and j ab. Douglas i s a braw ler. and hi s best chance of scorin g an upset is to lurP Tu ck er in to trading shots In the middl e of the r ing. Tuck er will ear n $J51l.OOO. Douglas $2on.mo for the bo ut. By co mpari son, Tyso n will make $2 m illion and Thoma s $75!l.OOO for I hr mai n show. title. As a pro, Tuckrr i · 3:!-JJ wlih 2~ knockout s. Th e lone blot on hi s rrcord ca m e when hfl quit with a sprai ned knee in the fourth round of an Auf<. U. 1982. bout agai nst Da nny Sull on. T he fi ght was la ter r uled a no r·o nl t' SI, and T ucker wa s sld lined fo r l o months with !hi' inj ury . I n his la st bo ut, Tu ckl'l' won !he U.S. Boxing Assoc i at ion t it le with a 12-round dec ision over· Jaml's Broad in Sep tember . Oougl as. 1i. is r a nked srmnd r========================- OVERLOCK FACTORY·SEMINAR MONDAY, JUNE 8th FRI. thru THURS. MAY 22-28 l£!;~0 AIMAiv'O..ffi PCtulE ;A · o·r•·•"~' ' ~·'' ....... ..:c·o• •c•u•••r.c••t;"" C' :,:.~; ' ·'"' " " """" ' '1..::::·. Take SAVE <~ S200 O'.DELLS THESALE SAVINGS PLACE ENDS SATURDAY 30 ECONOMY STUDS GRET FOR PROJECTS AROUND THE HOME PRESSURE TREATED FENCE •Dog bred •lnexpeneive •bey to lnst•ll •Adell PriVIcy 1nd Security t" Any Yard WAFERBOARD $499 Roof oiMf •• sfltathi"9, b. torior sidifta ~ayllllftl, FIIEIGlASS ROOFING SHINGLES St • S1824 J'· SQUAll (looo "l" ltro-Nitd. 20 worr•ly. Won' t Witt•. " cwl ., ktklt. lluiMitt per tquDf"t ,..., 100 ~ II. Ootict of colors. Our Best Storm Door $1 ~ ~ . ..... St,.4!'i On (' Yf'al' ... ............. ......... ~~~ . ('rl SING LE fO I'\' PRtff: ));til ~ ' .. ..... ............ ...... . ·~~ Cf'nl~o~ Sub"l'i'lbt•r-: n<ll cl f'!ll rl n.l:!: I(\ PU.\' I hi' 1';11·· rll'r ma v rf'm it In ·;uln mn• dl rt'l'l !(I ThC' Oal iv Sr>n rlnl'l on u 3. 6 or 12 munl h Dl\~l s . er'rdll w Ill bf' _d\Tn ra r rll•r <'ll ch •• full 1'1!" 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' · .. ......... $1K20 2~ Wf't'k L .... . .... .. .... .. ....... """ $3~. 1 0 52 Wt'<'k, , ..... .. .. ... .. .... .. .. .. .... ..... $ti7.00 ........ thic. ··•SoH ttorifll Wf' ('k . No MIDDLEPORT Sa turday, at 2 p.m ., at the Meigs County Museum, the Bicentennial Commission w ill celebrate L etart Township .. A slide show, tracing the hist ory and significance of the Not-thwesl Ordinance, prepared by the sta l e co mm ission, will be shown at the cel ebration. . Following th is program, a! 3 p.m. , t ~ere will be a m eeting for anyone Int erested in helping !he Bicent enn [al Commission. Discussion will be on township happenin gs and plans for the countywide celebration at the fairgr ounds on July 11. A program on adaptin g the hom e env ironm ent for !he ment ally and physically im pair ed will be present ed at t he Senior Cit izens Center F r iday, I to 3 p.m., in th e serie s of training sessions being offer ed there for Allzheimer 's and related disea se ca regivers. Joa n Lawson, Ohio University Os teo path ic Medical Cent er Cerentology Uni t. will have t he program. Idea s and hints to ada pt a horne for I he older im pai red person will be given. A ny ca r egiver is inv ited ro attend the training session. T apes on prev ious sessions are ava il abl e to th e public. Clon ch cha rged that on the dal<' of the acci dent, Thomas" ·' fa iled to y ield th e proper r ight of ·'~ wa y from a priva te drive, and , negligently ba cked Into the side >· of her auto mobJJ e as she wa s · · tr avelin g on Route 143 In Salisbury Town ship. Clonch's original request for bodily injur ies wa s for $100,000. · 1987 SUNDANCE AS LOW AS Awards ceremony Friday MO. Dodge Aries ...................$18419 mo. Ford Tempo................... $126 57 mo. Ford Escort Wgn........... $12151 ·mo. Chev. Celebrity .............$16454 mo. Plymouth Horizon .........$11392 mo. 82 Volkswagen Rabbit .......$11277 mo. 81 Dodge ~an.................... $18688 mo.. 86 84 84 84 84 EMS reports emergency runs Meigs Coun ty E m er gency M edica l Services reports two call s Wednesday; Ru tl and at 7 a.m. to Langsv ille fo r Sara h Wheeler to Holzer M edica l Cen ter ; Hutland ar 9:57 p. m. to Lea ding Cree k for Evely n Shuler who was trea ted but not tra nsport ed. Pa rents and at her Int er es ted persons are invit ed to att end I he annual Eastern High Schoo l Awards Assem bly which will begin a l I p.m . Frid ay in 'the school auditorium , Pri ncipal Dr. Dan A pi in g announced today. $22 563 8S.)DSO ...............................$16117 mo. All par en ts and relat ives of Chesler EIPm entary Schoo l st ud ents are inv it ed to att end F r iday' s awards ceremonies to begin at 9 a. m. at t he schoo l. K in dergarten gra dua tion will be held following !he awar ds present ations. Ea5tern Awards Assembly set Marriage licenses issued . BASED ON LOCAL BANK RATES AND TERMS ALL VEHICLES AVAILABLE WITH WURANTY Mar riage lice nses have been i ssued in Mei gs County Probate Cour t to Charl es Franklin John son, 36, Pom er oy, and Cynthia Lou Sex ton, 24. Pomeroy; MI chae l Stephen Gr ay, 23, Farmington Hllls, Mich., and Mar lsa Ann Gra y, 19, Farmin gton Hills, Mich.; Pat r ick Vance Johnson, 22, Smy rn a, Ga ., an d Jill Lynn Nease, 19, Rac in e. Money Sa~er Specials 76 OLDS CUTLASS .......................... 5595.00 '78 FORD T-BIRD ........................... 5695.00 78 PLYMOUTH HORIZON ............... 5995.00 79 WV DASHER WAGON ............... 5895.00 SEE CAROL, MARK, KEN OR LARRY < RENOVATED - This buDdIng has been completely redecorated Inside and out to create a modern office laclllty for the Meigs Auto Sales, Inc., which will hold Its grand opening Saturday. At the door ol the building Is Mark Davis, manager ollhe new business. "' "' · The gr and opening of Meigs Aut o Sales. Inc. at 605 General Ha rtinger Parkway in Middl ('pdr t will be hel d from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday. Sll8SCKII'TIII N RATt:s 8~· Ca rrl rr or l\lolnr Rnuh• . .. After deli be rating about one hour Wednesday afternoon, a j ury awarded Anna D . Clonch, Pomei'Dy. a $50,000 set tlement from John S. Thomas. Pomeroy, for prrsonallnjuries suffered in a ·mot or vehicl e accident on M arch 24, 1985. The tria l began Tu esda.1· in Meigs County Common Pleas Court. , COOPER Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge 399 South Third Middleport DON'T MISS R! FACTORY SPONSORED!! Grand opening for Hospital news Vet erans Memorial Meigs Auto Sales Wednesday Ad m iss ions- Charles K le in, Pomer oy. .slated Saturday Wedn es day Discharges - Ora , , ,kin •:: ~ <·h,t nj.."t"\ .. . . Woman awarded $50,00 by jury Letart township celebration set MEAN MACHINE - 'Tbe Mean ', pictured, wlll be on hand for the grand opening of the M eigs Auto Sales, Inc., in Middl eport, to he held from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday. ' :\·lonth ........... Training session planned ' II, T t <Jik>l'!l oll~ ~ r~ S· ~' C 01'1 ud~, tu 1111• 0:111\ · ~·nllnel. I l l Co url ~1 .. Pnmf'n1,\·. otlh• ~:mm. (ln ~ · London Pool at Syracuse w ill open 1 p.m. Friday and rem ain open for the r~l of the sw immin g season. GAlLIPOliS, 01. 446·1276 ' ' S. • I ~·- Oh!t1, Oru• W!'f'k ... ,.......... Eight cases were processed Wednesday in the court of Mid dl eport Mayor Fred Holim an. Mark McCloud. M iddl eport , forfeited a $100 bo nd posted on a c harge of miscondu ct at an emergency . Fi ned were· Toni Li tt l e, Middleport, $25 and costs; Don Dalley, M iddl eport, $50 and costs; Steve Haning, M iddl epor t. $100 and cos ts: Ri ck Queen, Middleport, $100 and costs. all on di sorderly m anner charges; Edie G. Gr imm , Middl eport , $25 and cos ts, perm ittin g an unli censed person to operate a m otor vehicle; Blenda R. Roush, Pom eroy, $50 and costs. driving u nder s u s p ~ ns io n ; Charl es A. Landers, Middl epor t , $50 and costs. oper ating a m otor vehi cle without regard to safety, and $25 and costs, driving und er suspensio n. l!'.oj~~ ArARAMOUNl riClUR[ ...... ,. _ , • .,_ .. _ ......... .......... .... rrmtl rl .1" pM I,t J.!•' p .1i(l .1 1 1-'unwno\ , Sc-ncl Pool opens tomorraw of our mg 1 10 Weot Main St. Pomeroy 992-2284 2"x4"x96" ;\ 0\'l•l'!lsl ng H t'PI'I'' t' !ll,llh'l", n r.tnharn Nr w ~ po~pPr S:llf'', 71'1 Th l111 t\ l't' nu r i"o:f'w V0rk. r.:NI York H-.11 7 A case by Paul Steinmetz J r., et al, aga inst Ca thy M. Branham, has been dismissed i n Meigs County Co mm on Pleas Co urt. Middleport Mayor's ~ourt held consultant's visit n 11•111\ . fl hln. lJ\ 1tw Ohln r t,l ll'' Pu h u. . h in1! t'•• mp.i n\' Mu lt im, -.:li.L lnt·. POSTMA~ER : ad~ntage $2695 . 6'x8' M• •mbn · l 'nit!'ll l'n•..,.., ln t1Tna tion.1l . I nland D>~il\ Pn'"" '' ""•"'i.llltm .uul tht• f'hi(l !'\PI\ ~ p.t p1 •r !\ ""IK'i. l t Inn N.tll nn.tl Case dismissed in court · The Daily Sentinel- Page and put the joy back into sewing! .t f ti 'I'IHlflll . 1\ ln nd:l,\' Ill ('n ttt' l !'1. !"tl ~ ~~ ~ E~l . Pll ~ ~q~ . ~J')j; Judy Wi se and Dennis Wise, Middl eport , have fil ed for a dissolution of marriage In Mei gs County Common Pleas Court . . produce professional results at home · • are easy and fast to use • seam , overcast and cui in one operation • have an exclusive free arm .\ llh l"'lu n of i\111111nu•dl11. lrll' . Ohl•, MARIETTA - The VIllage of Middleport received $8, 763 from I he Ohio Department of Tra nsportation, Division of Public Tr ansportation, in order to provide tra nsporta tion serv ices to meet ! he special needs of the eld erly and handicapped. Th e. fu nds are u,nder the Ohio E lderly and Handicapped Tra nstt Fare A ssistance Program . The federa l funds are allocated to t he states wher e eac h gover nor designat es a stat e agency r es pons ible for adm inistering and dist ri buting t he . funds . The fu nds ar e distr ibu ted. four limes during the fis ca l year . Dissolution filed in court liNGER • OVERLOCK& Cl 'S I1 S I·U !UiOJ f\ • U'h ' l ll\ , Middleport receives ODOT money ,--- ----------I Tht• Daily Senlint·l P11hll " h• >t l f' \ '1'1'\ tllt• IUJ! t1 F'r td ,l\ preserved a lead wilh a di ving sl op in the. ninth inning to hel p the Mar iner s · break New York' s four-game winning streak . White Sox 3, Jtoyals 2 A t Chicago, Harold B a in ~s and Jerry Royster hit solo home r uns to pace th e Whil e Sox. who won for ju st !he seventh tim e in 22 home gam es th is season. Twins 7, Brewer s 2 A t Minnea poli s, Fra nk Vi ola and Geor ge F razier combined on a six ·hitter and Minnesota rode a four-r un sixth innin g 10 vi ctory. Orioles K, Angels 6 At Baltimor e. Cal Ripken singled in L arry Sheets wif·h the winn ing r un in the sixth inn ing to pace the Ori oles to their fifth straigh t v ictory. 2:00P.M . & 7 :00P .M. ron. and Nic k Pri ce, had w i thd r awn. •2.00 Pre-Registration Fergu s wa s th e ,only champion (Refunded through Coupon) not in the tournam ent. The other s Singer Educational Consultant in th e field were Ni cklaus 11977, J9R41, Ro ger Ma ltbie 11 976 1, J im This location one day only! Si m ons !197RI. Tom Wat son (19791, Dav id Gra ham (1980) , Hay Floyd t19B2 1. Hale Irwin 1198:!, 19851 and defendingchamp Hal Sullo n. who bro ket he tournam en! record bv nine shot s l ast vc ar wit h a i7-undcr par 271 sco re. Fir st pr ize in t he tournam ent is $140,000, with 84.000 for second and 52,890 go ing for third. is an expert Singer sewing consultan! ready to show you the many exciting practical and creative uses lor this versatile machine. · Ohioans battle for heavyweight title B_y DAVE RAFFO UPI Sports Writ er LAS VEGAS, Nev . - Eve n To ny Tu cker has a hard tim e believi ng he wi ll be a legit ima te heavywcl~ hl cham pion If he tleft'a l s .James "Bus h 'I''· Douglas Satu rda)' nig ht. Tucker a nd Douglas. th e newes t namps in the heavyweigh t t itle unlflcar ion ser ies, will figh t for the vaca nt lnt ern a!lonal 13ox lng Feder ation championship. The w inner w ill get a shot at allthrrc ilcav y wcig hllilii'S A ug. 1 ag11i nst M i ke Tyson or Plnk lon Thomas. Tv;on will defend his . Wor ld Box ing Council and Wor ld Rox. l ng Associ ation lilies against Thomas Sa turda y in the mai n cvPn l at the Las Vegas Hilt on. Tucker sai d rpgardlrss of how his fi ght wi th Dougla s ends, l ht• .w atch where II goes. Besides, I ·m not that k ind of pl ayer . I don' t th ink l! 's right t o show a pitcher up like that. " Moos e Haas, 2-1. earned the v!Nory as he held 1he Blu e Jays to one run on fi ve hits over t he fir st six Innings. Steve Ontiver os worked the final 21-3innlngs for his firs! save of the year. Red Sox I, Indians 0 At Bos.ton , .R oger Clem ens fired · a six-hitter and B ill Buckner delivered a fifth-inning sac r ifice fly for the Red Sox. Tigers 4, Rangers 3 At Detroit, Kirk Gibson hi t a two-run home run as the Tigers won for the 12th time in 14games. Mariners 6, Yankees 3 AI New Yo r k, Ji m Presley -. · Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio -Local ·briefs: _ __,;_,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ____, McGwire 17th homer paces Oakland A's over Blue Jays By United l'ress International Oakl and rookie ;~ark McGwire claims he is not a hom e-ru n hitter. He would have a difficult tim e m aking Am erican League pit cher s believ e hlm. McGwire ripped his 17t h homer of the season Wed nesday night to hel p the visiting Oakland Alhlf'lics down the Toronto Blue Jays4- 1. McCwire. who leads !hr AI,. In hom e ru ns, has hit six hom er s in 10 da ys. " I wouldn' t ca ll mysel f a home-run hiller," sa id the 6· foot -> M cCwlre. a fi rs t baseman Thursday, May 28, 1987 rrc<' cola and hot dog s wi ll b<• served to the public duri ng thr gr.a nd opening hours and on di$pla)· will be "The Mran Ma chin e" . a priZe winning t ruck from Miller. Ohio. Vi sitors arr inv ited ro lak e rhrir ca meras -when I he)· vis II 1he open hou sr so tha t 1hey can pholograph " The M'ran Ma chine" . 'fhr Ia! - 110 bv l Of t - whr re the new au to sal es is loca ted was purchased rrcrntl.v from Cli fford Thom as ami ha s bern llmrstone treatrd . A building on th r lot ha s been redecorated and the inl erlol' com plclel:>~ redone to create a .~a l es office. Th e floors and walls hal't' been dom· In brown and tan tones and the com forta biP fur nishings also are in brown wit h draperies in accents of tan . A farpOrt has been added at !he Sidr Of the Structure . Mter thr open house, hours of tht new establishment wlll be from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m .. M onda y thr ough Thursday, JO a. m . to 5 p.m. on f r id ay; 10 a.m. to 3 p.m . on Saturday. Appointments ca n be. mad<' for other hours. Thr sales compa ny will be closed on Sundays. Un der t he management of Mark Da vis, the new busi ness wUI sale late model used cars and trucks . Davis and his wife. Teresa, reside on South Second AVI! . wll h their two children, TOdd, 9. and Tara Beth, 7. Davis has bee n employed at Stauffer C~¢m ical Co. In the Point Plea· sarit area for the past 15 years. * A.P.R. Finandng Sinclair , J un ior Hunt. Bernice Smlih. Thurman Martin Jr. Now Available ALL MEN'S WORK SHOES RED WING WEINBERGER WOLVERINE 20°/o OFF On All New Rangers And Bronco ll's --OR-- ALL WOMEN'S HUSH PUPPY CASUAL SHOES 20°/o OFF ALL MEN'S FOOTJOY ·GOLF SHOES 20°/o OFF BUY 2 PAIR Of MEN'S SOCKS AND GET THE THIID .PAIR ssoo $1,000 CASH BACK CASH BACK 'llmilod r.,. 01r. - 24 Mtfllh r... With .lfltlrtlltd Cttlt. FREE HARTLEY SHOES Matt YanYI'IIIIIItn, Owntr . PO. .OY • - �Page-6- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ,I Thursday, May 28, 1987 I .l Kindergarten graduation · conducted at Gingerbread Graduation for children en· rolled In the Gingerbrea d House Pre-School was held Tu esqay . Ch ildren were att ired in broll'n caps and gowns with white stole.s for the ceremony di rect ed by Shlrln J . Nuggud, assis ted by Jane Ann Gilkey. Mrs. Nuggud introd uced Mrs . Dal e Walburn who spoke on the . four "i's" of ra ising childre n l ike, look, listen and love. She presented diplomas to th e child· ren , HaJJ i Bl ower. Megan Blower, Jacquel yn B uck, Jerrod Cl ay, Chad Dail ey, Tod Daniels, . Ryan Green, As hley Hanna hs. Melody Holiday . Ann a St orv, Er in Harris, Brandy Tobi n, Shaw n Wor km an, Jan Story, Liza _ Zahran. ' A pizza par ty was )leld followed gr aduation with a gi ngerbread bov cake and pu nch being served by. Mrs. N uggud and her hus· band. Dr. Jamshed Nuggud: Guests were Linda Hubbard . Dona Clay, Bill and K i m Bjower. June. Penny and Jay Dewhursd: Dean and Robin H arris. Mary Young, Janice Zahra n. Rh onda and Chuk Hannahs , Vic and Mazie Hannahs, Bill and Mildred Hudson. Ca rol Mourning, Chad Lee' Daiey. Peggy and Stephanie Siory, Nona Stor.v Nelson. Pat. Kandi, Bra ndi. and Chris Hysell, Debbi e. Bob Jennifer and Juli· ann a Buck. Chu ck and Vera' Holiday, Lori Greene, Benny, Pat and Emily . Story. . J.D .. Tina and Alison Story. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Real Estate AHH .. ,Tt-f£CALL of TtiE .EARLY F~T-RUNN£R, E . Moi,,WMJ POMEROY,O. 992·2259 flEW LISTING - OUT OF tOWN- Everyone loves the 'ountry and this is your chance lo live there! Nice 3 bdrm trailer with new carpet 1n livin groom, ceiling fans in living room and kitchen, I bath with washer and dryer. · Newer front porch to s1! on and waste !hose summer evenings away io this peaceful country setting. Also has many other nice leatures including a wet bar, satellite dtsh, lots of cabinet space, 2 bay windows in dining area and master bedroom, range is also included. All electric. Call for your appointment today . ONLY $14,500. Anniversary celebration Saturday MORNING CLASS- These members of Southern Local School District's morning kindergart"n cia's participated in graduation ceremonies on May i5, 7::10 p.m., at Southern Junior High. From Jell to right, In front , are Tonya Ut chfleld, David Nakao, ,Jerry Lcwl,, ,fesslca Smith, nonna Nelson, Elicia Rltehhart, Frankie Richards, Sonya Litchfield, Kimberly Sayre, Kara King, Erron Aldridge and Sara Ervin. Second row, Bridget Cross, Keith Ash, Tara Knighting, ,Julie Nakao, ,Jody Hupp, Trisha Warner, Eugene Bing, Ed Smiih, ,Jennifer Carleton, Tommy Smith, Jamie Buskirk, •Ben.ii Manuel, Adam Williams and Joshua Ervin. Back row , ,Jarrod Codner, Mike Manley, Aaron Abholt, Rebecca Collins, Brian Thomas, Troy Hoback, Ashll Davis: Jesse Lillie, Nick Sublet!, Jerrod Mills, Autumn Hysell, Suzanne Evans and Jason Allen . Absent were naniel Babl e, Ryan Nease and Mitchell Walker. Louise Warner and Vernal H . Well, Shade, will celebrate their .10 th wedding anniver sary . on May 30 at the Kyger Creek Employees Club. . They we'r e married on M av 26, 1957 in Mei gs Co unt y. The celebration will be hosted by their ch ildr en, Mr. and M rs. Jaek Well, Jill Well and Judy Bieszk. They also have two grandchildren. Autumn Well , Hea ther Bieszk. Well is em · played at Kai ser Aluminum in Havenswood, W.Va. His wife is an Ohio Unive~si t y em ployee. at the meeting. Ueputy Grand Matron Linda Davis, Jim Hill, wor thy patron of Racine Chap· ter. past matrons and pas t pat rons. pa st grand officers. and a ;,oyea r member of Evangeline. Chapt er were presented. along with a pa st grand officer and a pas t patron of Minear chapter. A pot luck dinner was enjoyed by members and guests preced· ing the meeting. A memor ial service for Helen Sauer. a deceased member. was held at t he recent meeting of Group II of the Middleport United Presbyterian Chu rch'hcid " at th e chu rch·. Mrs. Harry Moore conducted the service readin g a tr ibut e to M rs. Saut' r, followed by a Helen Steiner Hice poem , and si lent prayer. M rs . .Jac k Sorden. a deacon. announced th at the dca· cons wil l hold a bearl' supper on Past matrons have meeting AFTERNOON CLASS - Members of Southern Local School Dlstrlc.t 's afternoon kindergarten class which participated in gradualion cert:monies on May 15, 7:30p.m., at Southern Junior High were, Jell to right, In front, ,Jody Wolle, Jessica Cooper, Jason Imboden, Trnvls Smith, Am:v ,Johnson, .Josie Jarrell, Patty Lawrcn~:e, Melissa Francl•. Stephanie Roberts, Michael Brad· fo(d, Tara Norman and David Nance. Seco nd row, Kevin Slater, Jason Roush, Leslie Richard, Reheecah tongo, ·ry dohnson, Crystal Rose, ,Julie Hensler; Jock Rose, Billie Jo Sellers, Steven Boso, Becky Nutter and Crlssy Snider. Back row , Rehecca Wolfe, Teresa Bush, Lee Greene, ,Joshua Rowe, Ca rrie Stohart, Joshua Marlin. Bohhy Johnson, Matthew Wilso n, Mary Jane Francis, Michael Ahles, Courtney Hunnell and ,Janey Hill . Ahsent was Rosalyn Elkins. Attends reunion Public Notice Public Notice June 18 at the church . Devotions were given by Mrs. Dwight Wallace who used the Te n Com mandments wllh a discuss ion following. Mrs. Harry Moore co nducted the ConcPrn st udv book thi rd chapt er. Mrs. Sordcn had I he least coin and r ead an article from the book on Ca nada by Ellen Johnson. Hos tesses were Mrs . Donald Lowery and Mrs. David Cum· ~~~::· Strawberry short cake, C• anr) nuts were served. Past M atrons of Harrisonvi lle Chapter 25>. Ordcro fl hcEaslcrn Star, enjoyed a luncheon meeti ng at Seba stian's in Parkersbrug. W. Va . Thursday. The group t hen went to Williamstown , W. Va. for a tou r of the Fenton Glas Co. A tt end ing were M r s. Har vey Erlewine, Mrs. Robert Ca naday·, Mrs. Jim Nelson. Mrs. Robert Reed. Mrs Don Wil son. Mrs. Doug Bishop, M rs. Jack Morris. and Mrs. D ana Hoffman. Jr. An na·· Gal breath Hilldore. S;T· acuse. accompanied by her sister, Lillie Galbreath Hayhurst, Rock Hili. Mo .. attended her 70th Coolvi ll e Hi gh School graduating class rto•unlon held recent ly all he elementa ry school there. Mrs. Ha y hurst is here for a visit with Mrs. Hilldor e of the CHS class of 1917. 11IE IIEIGilr OF COMFORT. 21 NEW LISTING- Restau rant business, fully equipped and ready Ia go. Plusa2 unit rental Priced to seii ,Call for details if you want your own business. Business Opportunity or less. NOTICE OF SALE By vinue of an Order of Sale iasued out of the Common PkNis Court of Meigs County, Ohio, in the case of Diamond Savings & loan Company, Platntrff, against David Bam· house. et al.. Defendants. Group II presentJ 'memorial hrar t~ arf' · DAN'S IT('a usP ~·nu ha\'f' g~J'1f' aw a~· As wr look 1hru tht• mist\· \'t'il o1 tt'~n · ~ Wf' .S('(' your Ilk Clown 1h'r u 1ht • ~ •·a r~ . ·11 st'f'ms tl s iu s ! <~ llli iP v.hll r Wl' saw your lovc•IY baby smtlf' Thrn ynu 'ol.'f'fl'C'!'Jwlln,a :u~n un!l nu1 k n Pt·~ Or pla ylnj:! wllh sls1£'r Jlt':llh lhf' ll'n •:-. So son vou W£'n1 acro!'s lhr Sl'a Xo fl.~ hi for fr£'£'dom and ll!Jl'l'l ~ ' You W(ln\ so far 10 1ht• r>nrm.' ''!' l:1 nd To !'uffer a nd d l(l by thP C'n(lm~··.~ h:1n1l 0 . son. fro m \h(' d(lp!h of ('JUr h('arts. w(' ('I'~ 0 . wE'rr vo u )('{\ alonr to dlf'?· Was thC'r(' anvonf' with vou lh:tl rl:n ·~ Was !herE' on" to lak<' ,\·oUr hand :1nd pr:l_,.·,• l/2 PRICE SAlE CONTINUES GIRLS, BOYS, LADIES, MEN'S CASUAL PANTS SHORTS and TOPS W<' know that Jf'sus was closf' 10 vnu aM In His !nflni!(' I0\1£' "0 lrul' · He ~avf' you pl."acC'. com fori :md c:u'f• Thrn you km'w thai H£' was 1her£'. Wr pr t~y to thC' H l?'a vrn l ~· Falhrr ;tiXJ''" · Thai Hr In His boundlf'!>S m r rr~ · untll tWP Will bl'ln ~ swrrt pC'aC't' Ia r;•rt.h again BUY 1 AT REGULAR PRICE AND GET ONE OF EQUAL OR LESSER VALUE FOR lf2 PRICE An<l vou shall no1 havr diM in voln. · Norma A. Lrr (Does Not upon a Judgment therein rendered. being Cas. No. 87· CV-32 in said Court. I will of· fer for sale. at the front door of the Courthouse in Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio, on the 19th day of June. 1987. at 10:00 a.m.• the following Reference Deed: Volume 300. Page 237, and Volume 276. Pege 943. Meigs County Oeed Records. APPRAISED AT $5 ,000.00. The real estate cannot be sold for less than ~thirds the appraised value. lock Grove, Ohio 46738 : Situate in Bedford Town- sl)ip, Meigs County, Ohio , described es follows : · Beginning at the northwest corner of John Brown's lot in tbe southwest quarter of Se.c tion 2. Town 3. Range 13. Ohio Company's Purchase; thence HSI 12 rods and 12 feet; thence south 6 rods 6 feet ; thance west 1 2 rods 12 feet; thence north 6 rods 6 teet to the place of beginning, containing one· half acre more EXPORT BUSINESS OPP. Family owned Importer looking for, a pei'IOn ln your TERMS OF SALE : CASH area to start import buaineSB Howard E. Frank through ua or dln!ct with Sheriff of Meigs County, Orient manufact· Ohio 2,000 urers . Bonding, licensing, 15114, 21, 28 3tc brokerage, container load Public Notice lands and tenements, located at 43065 Cook Road. Hem· • PUBLIC NOTICE The Bedford Township Trustees will hold a Public Hearing tor the 1988 Town· ship Budget on June 8, 1987 at the Townhall at 7:00P .M . All citizens (especially Se· nior Citizensl are invited to attend and provide written or oral comments concerning the Township's entire proposed budget. Barbara J . Grueser, Clerk Bedford Township Board of Trustees Ph . 614-696 ·1244 161 28 , 1tc ahipping all set up. Receive l,OOO's in free aample mer- chandise from hun81)' Orient manufacturers UD· der our International Trade Regiatration. JEWELRY • CLOI'HtNC SPORTS • GIFTS • HARDWARD • AUTOMOTIVE HOUSEHOLD NOGIMMICKSI NO SALESMEN! NO HUGEINVES1'MEN'n r .. eompl""' 25information booltlet, oend $3.00 for shipping and handling t.o: NEW LISTING - If trees are what you want on a lol suitable for bQildin g then this is il! Visualize the house you've always wanted on lhts 1 acre shady lol. Elect ric available. $3,500. Include Gym Shorts or "T" Shirts) THURSDAY, F.RIDAY & SATURDAY MAY 28, 29 & 30 z MIDDLEPORT - This older home is close to stores and schools. 2-3 bed rooms, level lol, ca rpeting and other features including a nice front porch. MAKE OFFER $21 ,900. Evangeline chapter has meeting Twent)•- fivc year pins were presen ted to Be.s ir King, Bob King, and Ruben Collins at the recent m eeting of Evangeline Chapter 172, Order of the Eastern Star, held at th e Middlepot't Masoni c Temple. Present i ng the pins were Naomi and Bill King, and Bet h Cowan. 1962 worth v matron of the chapt er. El iza beth Milam, worthy matron. and Gar) ' Ca n· terbur,\ ·, wor:th.v patron. pres ided . [}('at· txw . our The II il 290 North Second Midd leport. Ohio 45760 USED CAR SPECIALS SUPER SA~INGS NEW LISTING - MIDDlEPORT - Corner lots on 2nd Slreel lhat co uld be used lor a small bustness or a good buy lor a family. Home is energy elficienl and has l4 bedrooms. Back and Iron! porch, garage. Just $18,900. NEW LISTING - MIDDLEPORT - Two story frame hou se on approximately 36'x 70' lot 3 bedrooms, fir eplace, storm doors and windows. ASSUME LOAN . $17,500. Henry E. Cleland Jr. 992-6191 Jean Trussell .....949·2660 Dottie Turner ..... 992-5692 Tracy Riftle ....... 949·3080 Office ......·..........992·2259 "83" CADILLAC CPE. DeVILLE . 2 door, Vi, Air, vinyl roof , auto. trans., PS, PB, tilt, pwr . windows, pwr . seats. pwr. locks, cruise, AM / FM stereo, rear window defogger, radial tires. whitewalls . WAS . 510,995 NOW ONLY $7,900 Stock #0286A WING IMPORTS P.O. Box 2220,Misooulo, MT 591101 BOOTS INGELS FURNITURE FRIDAY and SATURDAY, MAY 29th & 30th MAOE IN US. A.. rtley Shoes Matt VanVranken, Owner Pomeroy Visa - Mastercard If you buy $1 ,000,000 worth of furnHure we'll give you an additional s200, 000 worth free '85' CHEVY CHEVETTE 2 door, 4 cylinder, auto. trans., AM radio . Was 55,495 NOW ONLY $4,495 STOU #0271A • • ·~ FLORIST Meigs County's Oldest Flori" SI' RING RECITi\L - llarharu's School of Dane•• will Jlr<'St•nt Its spring rt•cltal entlllcd · 'That' s Dandng" Saturday at7 : :10 In till' Sou thern High Sc hool auditorium. Among I host• pt•rformlng will he thest• prt•·schoo lers. Jell to rl~:ht, front Cassi VauKhn, Erin Struhle, Maggie Smith, tura 1\sh, and hack , Laura Costa nzo, Andrea Krawsc· zyn, i\utnmn Thomas and Car ly Crow, to " Hula llahy. " Also in the group hut not pictured is Clura Sanders. 3S2 E. Main St., Pomeroy, 0~. PH. 992-21144 ''Ojrt •tJ lmiiMf)rl - I Nt• r·t•r Du/)liruted" CASEY SMITH Smith birth roy. ;11'(• announ ci ng th e bin h of a so n. May 12. ut Holzer Medica l C'ent n . The seve n pound, 14 ounrr Infant has been mtm ed .Jrrem)' Thomas . Matnnai grandmother is Mrs. Edna Lipscomb. Point P leasan t, W.Va., the m aternal great · gran dm ot her. Mrs. Pea rl LIPS· comb. Largo. Fla.. and the ma t e rn al grea t -gra nd fa th er , Earl Buckl e.' ·· Tara Alta. W.Va . Paternal grandpar en ts are Mr. and Mrs Harold Blackston, Poml'roy. a nd the g r ea t · gm ndparent s a r e M r. and Mrs. Willi am Grueser, Rock Spr ings, and F .E. Shae ffer , Flatwoods . Was 56,995 NOW ONLY $5 995 1 STOCK #S42 John D. Credico, M.D . OB/GYN Physician .--...- .. ~ SEE THE Modem Personalized Care Before, During And After Pregnancy Office Hours: 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. Monday-Friday Dan lell e Smith ann ounces the , birth of a daught er. Casey R~E I' , born March 28. at the Super America Station In Middleport. The Infant was delivered by Policeman Clinton Patterson. She weighed sven pounds. eight ounces and was 20 inches long. Ms. Smll h a,Jso has a son, Gabriel, nine. and a daughter Amanda. six. M aternal grand· parents are Jim and Wilma Smith, Portland. Maternal great· grandmolher Is Sar ah Marie . Sm llh, Maso n, W. Va . I radio, rear window defogger. Blackston birth is announced Mr. and M rs . Robct'l Black · . stan. Rock Springs Hoad. Pome· 84 CHEVY CELEBRITY 4 door, front wheel drive, 6 cyl .. air, auto. trans., PS. PB. tilt, AM / FM Suite 14 "MEAN MACHINE" SATURDAYI MAY 30TH 9:00 A.M.-6:00 P.M. GRAND OPENING -FREE- Pleasant Valley Hospital Medical Office Building PEPSI & HOT DOGS Call 675-6700 INVENTORY OF 25 TO 30 LATE MODEL USED CARS Dd ~~~~!.~~. ~ ~~~~~.~~~ YJ We treat you ltke lamily " MEIGS AUTO SALES INC. 605 Gen. Hartinger Pkwy. Mitklleport, OH.' MAll DAVIS Or if you don't need quite that much, · if you buy $500 worth we' II give you an additional $100 worth free. Or buy $1 .,000 worth and get $200 worth free. Etc. And this isn't picked·over sale merchandise. It's any· thin&YOU like that's on our flo,. Even special orders are included. Buy a $1,000 sola and cet a $200 chaor at no additional cost. Buy a S2.000 dining room group and cet $400 chest frH . You can croup your purchase any wayyou lib: buy three chairs thaltotal $1 500 and we'll&ivt!you $300 worth of lamps or tabl~s to ao with them. Whatever your purchue, we'll cive you additional fumishincs tor you~ home. And you're choosing from the best makers '" the buso- ness: Names you know and turstlike Kemp , Catnap· per. Schweiger, Lane and many more. Frnh new items for every room in your home. Lovely 18th Century reproductions and briehl new contemporary a~d traditional pieces. Evt!ry item we have'" our store.ts eliclble for this extraordinary · sales event. Yo.u re welcome to budcet your purchm on a conventenl credit plan: and all of our many customary servtces are induded: lly-aways, free delivery and setup. etc. CREDIT TERMS • LAYAWAYS • FlEE DELIVERY Ingels Furniture & Jewelry TV'S, VCR'S & APPUANCES EXCLUDED FROM OFFER 4 door. '83' OLDS. NINTY -EIGHT va. auto . trans .• air, vinyl roof. PS, PB, AM ; FM radio . Pwr. windows. tilt. pwr. Jocks, cruise. pwr. sets, rear wrndow defogger. Was 58,995 NOW ONLY $7,900 $lOCK RS46 JIM COBB CHEV .-OLDS.-CADILLAC Located Along The River In ~omeroy, Ohio 308 MAIN STREET 992·6614 992-2635 I . I .. �·- ., T~ursday, May 28, 1987 The Daily Ohio May 28, 1987 Business ·Services ;:::::::::::::::::;r;:;;~~;;;;::::~~~::::::::::::::~~==~~:::::::;::~r;::::::::::::::::~3 HEATING & CO.OLING :vAILNUYMILNSuiDMINSIGDIN.G DENNY CON. GO YOUNG'S ANTIQUES Residential and small comBUY 0 TIERE'SNO mercia! units. Installation ol duct work, humidifiers. furn·ace . heat pumps, and air con· ditionina. All work ~uaranteed. Call·. {614)985-4, 11 {residence) •special: HEILpackagecent(al · d' . atr eon lton~na: inobile on or modular homes.forInstalled ~ad 1nd ready to cool. Price: 9 .:! Ji~fJ"' stalled on Y!"'r.. otecl!ic Price: TOOOR After Rebate 10W30 Motor Oi( . Reg. 69¢ ~I mit 12 NEW- REP-IR Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting . FREE ESTIMATES 2.77 aateprlce -1.00 mfr'srtbate l!!=r=t;llllo. qt.mtrsrobate - 25¢ WhollY"" buy 12 44¢ yourcoat · ilfter rebate 1.77 lft~~ ~::!•• ---- Everyday Low Price After Rebate AC Non-Resistor Spar~(" Plugs 10W40 Motor 011 79¢ aateprlce qt. mfr'arobate - 25¢ WhonyiXIbuy.t2 your coot 54¢ ¢ ilfter rebate Reg. 79¢, Llmlt12 Everyday Low Price Reg. 1.f!l,llmit 12 TRtNCHING IS OUR LIN£ Trench ing of Any Type Bac~hoe Service Piumbing Service Custom Weld ing Septic Systems We Carry Concrete Culverts ACResistor Spark Plugs · WILLIAMS TRENCHING SERVICE Resistor Plugs 99¢ ~ale price mlr's rebate - 25 ¢ perplug · · ·vourcost 7 4¢ afterrebate High Performance Racing Oils: 30, 401 SO, 20-WSO Reg.1.19, limit 12 Alter Rebate After Rebate AC & Motorcraft Oil Filters AC Air Filters Reg. from 4.95 Llmlt2 · Reg. ~.95, limit 2 Licensed & Bonded l!t. 4. Hysell Run Road Pomeroy. Ohio 45769 PH. {614) 991-1834 or 991-6704-Free Estimates 5-13-2 mo. SALES & SERVICE U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Authorized John Deere, New Holland, Bush Hog Farm Equipment Dealer · 1-3-'86 ttc 18.77 After Rebete Plastic ofor Textured floor Mats Budge Lovee Lamb Seat Covers Front, r~. 10.99 Rear, reg. 8.99 natural or grey Reg. 24.95 y, (. YOUNG 111 992-6215 or 992-7314 Pomeroy, Ohio MARCUM CONTRACTING SMALL ENGINE . REPAIR Rt. 124, Pomeroy Ohio •ROOFING •.SIDING •WINDOW REPLACE MENT •REMODELING & ROOM ADDITIONS •GAR/IGES & POLE · BUILDINGS Phone Day or Evenings Briggs & Stratton CHESTER, OHIO AUT~E~l~~UCK Aleo Tr11smisslon PH •.992-~682 or 992-7121 985-4141 6-17-tfc , 1124 East Main St. Pomeroy. HOUI!: Tuo.-Wed.-Fri. II a.m . lo 7 p.m. Sunday: I p.m.•7 p.m. By Chonu or Appointment RUSS MOORE 992-2526 · 5·11·87-: mo. PEAT'S SHARPEN UP A COllY EIITIIPRIIE HAND & CIR . SAWS Authorized Serilice & Parts r,cumseh Weed Eater homelite Jacobaen VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY CARBIDE TIPS SCISSORS · SNIPS PLANER BLADES .ROUTER BITS CliPPER BLADES KITCHEN KNIVES PRUNERS - BAND SAWS · CHAIN SAW CHAINS Middleport, Dh. 35178 Oak Hill Rd. long BottoM, OM. 45743 992 -6611 985-4112 or 667-U54 mo 24 HOUR TOWING & ROAD SEitVICE @) ACTION TOWING · PARTS and SERVICE ..... 949-2045 4-17-1 4·5·1k •Insulat ion Window!r~ •Replacement. W~n,dows •N ew Roofing · JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 4-18-' 87-1 mo. New Brake Slloes, Real Estate General Domestic or Import Reg. 12.49 lapco Import Ignition Tune-Up Kits or Caps and Rotors 5 ~ I J.87 5·1!·87· 1 mo. TEAFORDm Reoi Phone 1 -{ 614) -992 -3325 Metallic Disc 8ralre Pads, Domestic or Import 17.95 • 20.000FF 9.88 KencoTruck Running Boards Kenco Tailgate Guards 39.95 Reg.12.95 #11114& 11115 Reg.trom 59.95 49.88 Sparkomatic Truck Shifters 10.000FF Rubber Queen Reg. 64.95, #PITS.S 47.95 Sparkomatic CBRadlo 40 ch1nnet, digital Reg. 59.95, #RA400 12.88 Sparkomatic Magnetic Mount CBAntenna Reg.15.95,#SA11 Sparkomatic Radar Detectors 99~SA20. 169~wo.r~.189.95 Bed Mats From reg. 119.95 • . Reg. lrom 72.95 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 209 Upper River Rd. Gallipolis, Ohio Store hours: 8:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Monday throuth Friday, 1:30 a.lft. to 6:00 p.m. Saturdar and 10100 a.m. to 5:00p.m. Sunday. Estate ~ RE.IlTOR 216 E. 2nd St. 12.88 NEW LISTING - 6 vr old b11 ck rn the country. 3 BR. 2 balhs. lull basemen! , gar· age. and 5.89 acres. Attrac· lrve ho me lor $64.000. NEW LISTING - 8 rm. remod eled hom e on Rt. 114 in Mrnersvrlle. Range, rel11g. eralor. bath , gas furnace, db l. garage and lg. lot $28.500 67 ACRES - Nrce Iarmland in hay and some woods. All mmerals and TP water available. POMEROY - 6 rms., bath, 3 BRs, gas fur nace. basement and alummum sr drn g. Walk to the stores. $14,500. RUSTIC HILLS - 7 rm. ranch , family · rm w1th woodburnm g fir epl ace. 3 BRs. 1\? baths. garage and Ig. lot. SALEM CENTER AREA One floor ca rpeted 3' BR hom e. BB heat, carport plus 4.76 acres. $32.500. LETART TOWNSHIP - 4 acres in the country wrlh TP wale• mrlable. $6,000. POMEROY - Handyman you can do the repairs on thiS one and have a nrce home. 2 baths. 2 lots, gas fu rnace and carpeting. Grve us an offer . NEW LISTING - RENOVATED - 3 bedroom home. new siding. root. windows, furnace. plumbing, etc. l g. garage and 3 lots. Just $18,000. MONEY for College. Ca ll the Giveaway Army f'iational Guard for Ffle:E lnformeti on pack et . 1-B00 -642 · 3619. Home Entenolnmem Centtu. To a good home : 6wk. old kittens. Ctll614· 245 -6371 etter 4PM . Something New Under The.Sunl Rap~ n88ded tor Business A~: · counts Part Time S18,000 Po· tentiel Full Til"("'e !160 1000 pluR potential. Work own hour s: Training provided . Cell 1·6 12· 93B ·OOa M · F. 8 :00am · For cat lovers only : Free kittens, all colorB, real cute . 7wks. old, litter trained . Ph. 61 4· 266 · 1793 . VINYL & ALUMINUM Mi.ed breed Elk Hound puppy to give away to good home. Needs ·children to play with . Call 614-992 -7363 . PH. 742-2027 .- :~ M.il £.3:uj ~I ~. " ri - ~ . '' fr•J l fi 1 511/ ll n 304-675-7883 . "Free Estimates" EUGENE LONG CALl r Ph. (6l4) 843-5425 5- lie , ~005 · 01 hjt. tfl"l7 ;usuc INVITED GEARY'S BODY SHOP Custom Painting Service, Rustoration & Collision Service Wash & Detail Service 550 PAGE ST, EXCELLENT , REfERENCES FREE ESTIMATES JAMES COE CALl M&n will sflar e 3BR Home w ith female. Free rent in ellchange lor light hous8keeping. Will have own room. 1 or 2 small childrtm ok. Write In cere of Tribune , 825 Third Ave., Gallipolis. OH 46631 So)( T ·9922. Pleau Include telepflone numb er or way to be contacted . 4 puppies mixed breed. Beegle, black nnd ten . ·304·675· 1428. End of Y1rd S&le must take eveythlng , 304·676 -5466 . .SANDY'S AUTO SALES Automotive Repair . & Service TUNEUPS to TRANSMISSION CALL 992·7403 Apt. St. Rl. 33, Pomeroy, OH. 3902. 304-675-1431 . 3 kitten• 7 weeks old, pflone We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. We'll Sell You A Used Car or fix PAT HILL FORD Your Old One Middleport. Ohio 3· 17-1 992 -2196 agM . References IIVAilable . 304·. MIDDLEPORT, OH. PH. 992-3537 5·19-'87-1 mo. THE HAT RACK J&L BLOWN INSULATION (Su1ar Run Areal HOURS: Wed.-lhun.·fri. CUSTOM BUILT to 12 HOON POLE STYLE or CONVENTIONAL FREE ESTIMATES PH. 992-2772 4-18-87·1 mo. 676 -2247. Public Sale & Auction 15 Ri ck Peerson Auctioneer H· cen~ed In Ohio and ',Nest Vlrgi· nia. Real E1tate. antique. farm , Uquld&tion aale s. 304 · 773 · 6785 or 773-6430. lO a.m. to S p.m. Saturdoy I 0 A.M. Othtr time~ by 'hanct ar <DII 992 -S73 8 for , .appointment. HANDCRAFltD COUNTIY ITEMS Wood-Cro<het -Quilting Flowers, Sewing, Ba1ket lid! COMPARE OUR PRICE!! 4-14· 1 mo . RUSS ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR BISSELL BUILDERS CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES RT. I , BOX 278 32933 ROMINE ROAD RUTLAND 742-2070 "At Reosonoble Prices" PH. 949-2801 or '949-2860 25 YEARS EXP. REWINDS ALL TYPES OF MOTORS Day or Night NO SUNDAY CALLS 4·16-86-tfn J&N J.R.'s REPAIRS CONSTRUCTION TVs, Antennas Satellite Sales Installation Service Will Do .... Carpentery - Vinyl & Aluminum Siding - PaintingDrywall Free Estimates Reliable Guaranteed Work Electronic Organs Mobile service 614-843-5248 REASONABLE - RHIAIII 8·20-'86 tfn 992 -7636 4-17-1 mo. H••;Jdqu,lr .. lr Schools Instruction t :, Truck, auto, & heavy equipment repairs and welding. Wanted To Buy used car1 . Jitn Mink Chft\I ,· Oids Inc . 614-446-3672 TOP CASH paid for '83 modei and newer used cer1 . Smith Buich · Pontiac. 1911 Eauarn Ave., Gallipolis. Call 614·446 · (All makes & models) PH. 949-2756 John K. Bentz , Owner /Mechanic 5-5·'17·3 mo. 190 MULBERRY AYE • . POMEROY, OH. PH. 992·9949 Bob Barton, Owntr 5·11-87-tfn I'll r:am• to you. Computerized Hearing Aid Selection ~ Swim Molds - Interpreting Setvices ~ LISA M. KOCH, M.S. ::t Licensed Clinical Audiologist ~ (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis. Ohio 45631 8-13 tin LIVE ENTERTAINMENT WED. 9·1; FRI. & SAT. 9:30·1 :30 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK SUN. 3 A.M.· I2 A.M. MONDAY -S.tTURDA Y 10:30 A.M.-2:30 A.M. 49835 St. Rt. 124 •acine, Ohio 45771 'ortablo Soo11llolostlnt MASONRY RESTORATION. SWIM POOLS, STEEL, LAWN FURNITURE. BARNS. FARMING EQUIPMENT, HOUSES. ETC. 949-3088 Bus. 949-2606 Home All Makes & Models Ul*AFU CALl 24 HR. 1114-4411·3028 L&N CLEANING ELECTRIC & ACETYLENE WELDING CARPET UPHOLSTERY PLUS 446·6323 DAY OR EVENING POMEIOY, OHIO Mslgt Co. 't #I Nlfteluh 992-9901 We Are A Privale Club Now Accepting New Members MEMBERSHIP 85.00 Non -Member Cover Charge 82 .00 2 POOL FREE ESTIMATES Any Living Room and Hall - 134.95 Any 2 Rooms and Hall 144.95 Any Three Rooms and Hall - '59.95 Any Five Rooms and Hall- '94.95 THOMAS BODY SHOP RT..., POMEROY 992-39 SATISFY YO(JR NEEDS • 6718 . or 256 ·6206 , Fl tuwo ods area of Pomeroy . New kitchen, bathroom S. car· p1n lng. Y1 Bcre. 17 acr,.s riVaila· ble. Ph . 614 -446-2369 . Mo11ing fl ouse & building on 38 acres . No Sunday cells . For information cell614-379-2283. 3BR Brick Home, CA. City School District. quiet. street netv Holzer Hospital & Sflopplng Center. Will f in ance with down payment. 85 1,900. Call 614· 256-6·2 65. Go11ernment Ho me s from $1 ,00. " U Ropair" . Also tllH delinq uent property . Call 805· 644·9633 E~e1. 513 tor info JBR , vinyl siding, ruu•l wattlr, nice neighb or hood. BidW f! ll Scfl ool. 519,000 . Ph . 4463249 nr 446· 1339 or 446- 1528. For ule by owner : 2story house In Mid dleport ov erlooking park, 30 yr . guarnteed vlnvte siding, w.w carpet, 11/, batfl. unique woodwork . 614·992· 5126 . Governm'"'t Homes from $1 , !u ropelr) , Oallnqut'lnt ta• property . Repo u e1aion a. Cal1 806 -68'76000 Ellt. GH ·9806 tor cu rront ropo ll1t. corner of SycamOrennd laurel In Middleport . 828 .600. Must be liold. Ca ll 614·992 ·7766 Qr- 18 Wanted to Do 3 bedroom hou1e, 2 acre•. tnd efficiency apt. for ~ale by owner. Must see to appreciate. 614· 898 ·4271 anytime. Sep11c tank pumping, Jeslden1ial per loed. Ron EvansEnterpriiH. Jackaon , Ohio. Ca11814· 286· 6930 Fully futnlahed 2 bedroom home In ~ac:lne with equipped kitchen, river view property. •croll from Ganeutl Store. Easy 1ccen to Ohio River bott launchinu •~d •andy beach. t16,000. 81•· eeo 2416. M & M Lawn Ctue & Window Clean ing. Call any day aftur 6 PM, 614-379· 267 1. Babysitting in my flome 6 days a week. Provide mul l It nacu- 992 •3476 . 3· BA ., bath & lh , fam ily room . 3 112 mi. out 588. Ph . 256 ·6789 614-742· 3186 . \AllY resealing, e.rpen ter work & roof rapalr, ueea & hedges uperienud. Call 614· 319 - Buying d1ily gold. 111\/el coins, ring s, jewelry, Uerllng ware, old coin1. large currencv . Top prl· ce1. Ed Burk ett B.rber Shop. 2nd . Ave. Middleport, Oh. 614· ' sary. References on requut. Ph. pi ~ up Emp lovnwnl 11nd deliver. Al10 light hauling. Coli 614-742 ·2393 •• 614· 742· 3091 . St:rv tc es Can do light htullng and rooting . R8uonable ratu . Mar ion Snider. 614· 949 -2829. Help Wanted Paint Interior and e11terior. lawn mowing, yerd work. 304-676· 4419. EXCELLENT WAGES for 1pare t ime auembly w o rk; electron· lcs. crafu . Othera. Info . {6041 6~t -0091 EXT. 2987 Open 7 Mow lawns, wuh vlnvt hou us . lighl hauling. 304· &75·2476 . Financial Days. CALL NOW I . 949· 216Q ., 614·949· 2268 . Syracuse, 2 story house, El rooms, bath. enelo ud 1un porch, J uat remodeled, new roof, p11lnt, w.w carpet , Plrlial basement . 2 cov&red porcfles. large lot, fl owers, 1flrubt, IrMa. No Sundav .c•ll• . 614 · 992 · 2282. 3 bedroom brick house in Bredb\lry, Ohio next to WMPO . Cll qHIIad, nice kite~en , wood · burner. Appointment only . Call 614-992-5984 . , 814· 992 506&. For uta or rent 4 room• tnd balh, e11tra nice for c;:ouplt. wlll sell with owner llritnclng, phon., 304-175-1090. 32 Mobile Homes ·for Sale NEW AND USEO MOBILE HOMES KESSEl 'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES, 4 MI . WEST, GALLIPO LIS, AT 36. PHONE 614· 446· 7274 . Summer jobs can be beaut iful . Sell AVON . FA EE 1tart up fae In Ga11ipoll1 district onlv. May 22 through May 29 . Earn 181. Ca ll far information . 614 ·446· 2168. 21 , 1980 Fairmont BtVvlew Otlu11e 14 ~e 70 fuml1htd, 2BR , natural Business Opportunity gas heat. CA. on private renftd lot. On Rt . 36 Rodnay , Pfl. e14·446 ·7844 . M1nager ne ed&d: Family beauty G&M TV REPAIR RISIHIITIAL, tiiiUSTIIAI, COIUIEICIAI To sett!e •n E1tate; 2 SR . Hou•e on 2 lots, stove. waifler & dryer, new roof. ca·rpet and wallpaper, gara{je & out btlilding, 2 t"tra fou 60x120. 409 Elm Si. , Oak , Hill, Oh. 45656. Ph . 8 14 ·682· 4 bedroom mod&rn wpe houu, •Ingle flo or plan, located on Jim'• odd job1 painting, drive· 2282. 11 61 4·446-&0lB . 4367. & commerical. Bill Gene Johnson REBU!LT & REPAIRED SUGAR· RUN ASHLAND BR. Home 2· ca r garage. 6m i. South on Rt . 7 1147500. Ph. Pho"' 614 · 986-3171 . We pay caah for tete model clean AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS t---------tlt------------------sl WEUMAN'S PAitmNG & WIIIWIING CO. W~ GU~..MTUDIUU EAGLE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR May eonaic:ter trade· In of Mobile Home .or Propenv on this new 3 7 ro oms. bath V1, houu In' Chester, Ohio, Prlce reduced from 627,000. to 126,000 . Retrnin Now. Southeastern Bu1· ineas College. Call &H-446· t - 13- tfc mo. • GARAGES Will babvsilin my home. Fle~eible hours. 15 yeer 1 ex pMien ce . All 304 -675· 5224. 8 31 Homes for Sale Hou se & oxtrnlot . 611 Oak Dr. Spring Valley E1 t a1 e~ . Ph. G14· 446·2367. Situations Wanted Scrap metal . 304· BB2 ·3236 . 9 GUnERWORK . Urosromv . pouchea stock No. RESIDENTIAL/ COMMER CI AL Pay Your Cable S. Phone Bills Here i BU!INESS PHONE 16141 992-USO RESIDENCE PHONE 16141 992-7754 THUR!.:7 PM- !1 US Social Work er with BSW fo r 60 bed nursing flam e:. must hnv e W.Va. license or eligible. SoCiol work or activities experien ce preferred. Call Care Hav en. P• . Pit ., 304-675 -3005, M on thru Fri. 9:00 to 6 :00, E.O.E 12 FREE ESTIMATES We Carry Fishing Supplies 7 wk . old puppies, very cute and cuddly . Mu st give away this week. Call614 -843· 542 1 EAGLES ClU8-POMIROY, OH. Real Eslale 2917 Puppies. part Lab. & pan collie . APPRAISALS 992-3325 H(JIJ',Irl(j l Welcome! Worked In home area 20 years LatUs Fence Vou In SALES & SERVICE SUPERIOR ·SIDING CO. 6t4-949· 2927 By Owner: .Small 2 Bedrc)om House. From St. ,Rt . 218 take Kriner Rd . 'II ile, first flouse on right .$14,000 Ca ll 614 -·446· GAS- WATER ELECTRIC DRAINS CERTIFIED Prices In effect through June 3, 1987. • 2646 . Babysitter in l"ffY hom e. Cnmp Con lev area. 304 -675 · 7271 . FENCE COMPANY PLUMBING & HEATING 168 North Se<ond Middleport, Ohio 45760 Disc Bralre Pads Reg.lrom 4.95 AVON -its changing! Be 11mong the first to reap the beliefiU of the ·new Avon . Ca ll 30~ · 882 · Friday and Saturday, Mav 29tfl and 30th. 10:00 a.m.-9 :00p.m. d.v. Gloria Oiler, 1 V1 mile from l..l!lhgs·vme on St. Rt. 325. 614 - 742 · 2076 . E11eryone Very gentle female Pitt Bull, 1 year old, wflite and tan to good home 304-773 ·5210 . ACCENT I· I•· I MO. Domestic or Import Reg. 10.98 1429. Lawn mower repair . Will ALUMINUM SIDING •Storm for most cars and light trucks, AVON, no service charge , open territories, phone 30.4-675. VINYL & " FREE ESTIMATES" ' '"'" 4 :00p.m .' 614,3BB·B1 14. , •S1orm Doors DIS TRIBUTOR ( AP Hairstylists wanted . Pull or part· time. Call 614· 992-25B1 attar CompiQte Remodeling Roofing of all Types 4·11-1 mo. pd . }. $. ' 11-1 mo. J&L BLOWN INSUlATION Your Choice From _ 60540 Complete..GUtter Wprk mo. 614-367-0412 8.88 uteprtce -2.00 mlr'l Ge't Paid for re~ding books! $100 .00 ' per title. Write:. Ace· 31 , ·2 Pima, Naperville, IL It real Countrv Muslc Is one of vow favorite thingl, e young men from Tenneuee working temporarily in this area would like ~o meet vo.u. Writ&to.Jimmie Peters, c•r11 of Genenil Delivery, Gallipolis, Oh 45631 . I'll call you ! 4 HometoWn patsonal care. Have vacancy for adult eire. Prates · sional 8inployee• In 3 Working shifta·. Call 614- 992 ~ 6859 or R-9806 for current federBilist. All Types of Trendting Bus. Ph. 985-3813 Home 985-3837 949-9070 or 20 Years Exp. •Refrigerators Rell', r~. 20.95 62.95 THE DIT(HING SERVICE USED TIRES NEW BATTERIES 985-3561 •Washers •Dishwashers •Ranges Alter Rebete Front, reg. 29.95 • IFree Estimates) Roger Hysell Garage ROOFING & SIDING •Dryers •Freezers 1t88 20.88 - 2.00 mfr's rebllte 3.95 - PI umw~o'n,,g· ,and electrical 4-15-'B6·1c KEN'$ APPliANCE SERVICE All Maku Plasticolor Tri·Star floor Mats ~= 3.99 uleprlce your cost No Sunday - Addon11nd ••modeiing - Roofing and guner_work - Cone<eta wo•k Riverine Antinues , (CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE) NAS.969 & AS.968 after rebate ,o r 949·.2801 1t?flll ln R~.5.79 1•99 PH. 949-2860 BOGGS Farm Equipment Parts & Service liquid or paate GRAVEL . - SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT · RSELL GOVERNMENT JOBS . 816,1)40 • 859 ,230 yr . Now Miring. Can 805 -687-6000 Ext. vate you ? Salary to stan • Commluins· Bonus. Fantastic opportunity to E·arn $800 · s ~ 00.0 / 'f{k . Many company benafits-adv&-:'!Cflment _manag• ment pql fti<H\t availeble. .Call Sua toi lntenltew $14-286 · 6421 , Not just a job. 5:00pm iC.S.T.) After Rebate Reg. 1.24, limit 16 Fourgard SW30 Motor Oil Simonize II Car Wax New. Hofttes Buo'lt uF re~ E.st1mates · · ·.. ' 4-12-.87-ttn Lowboy Hauling 87¢ 99¢ After Rebate 992-·'3410 · Ll M . ·_ ESTO - . N.E 60540. Tour Guldes : Does money moti· ·- Reg. 99c, limit ili f0W40 Motor Oil ·. 949-2263 or 949-2168 After Rebate ...... ¢ L.· Writesel ROOFING 10W30 Motor 011 89¢ aateprlce BISSELL .S.ID.ING (0, CARPENTER · SERVI.CE Services GET PAID for reading booksi $100.00 per title . Write ; ACE33. 2 Pimt, Naptuville, ll Announcements Home Decorating Qpen House Ho~ard ¢ · WILL HAUL JU•ST CA.LL!- •BLOWN IN INSULA.TION 11 Help Wanta!! Announcements NEW HOMES RESIDENTIAL RENOVATIONS FREE ESTIMATES ALL WORK GUARANTEED BELL CONSTRUCTION G.eral Contractors 992-67 llCINE, OHIO . ..0 ulon·tenning centlf. O•lllpolis. Sal..-y plul eommlulon, paid vaeet lon, Insurance. profit •har· lng & more. For lnt!lfview. Cell 614 -766 -6363 eolloc t. Ato,fadtemplrec1or of Phtumecy We are 1 leading prov ider of contract pharmacy serv lcel to I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEV PUBLISH· INO CO. raeommend l that you do bu1inen witfl QIJOple you know , and NOT to und money through the mail until you hAVe investigated the altering. Auto part s, 1crap ho apltals. Poailion il 11 a hoapi· tal in Southell'lltern Ohio whi ch aervict• 20 acutecarepatiBnts & 40 extended eare patient• . Pro· gram• Include a tully computer· i:red unit do se & IV admlx1Ure program. 46,000 per year U · lery, Conuct Stuart Bishop . VP Pharmacy System• Inc., P.O. Bo• 130, Dublin. OH . 43017 814-766-0101 . m~tal , busi· 14d6 Mobile home. fencftd y8rd , 3 !ott In Evergreen . Cell 814 -448- 1339 or 814-44&1628. n·, 141170 Buddy, 38R , bath. total electric, alot of i&~lrat . Will 4' 0nlider rtt81oneblo offer. Cs ll 614·446· 3066 atlet 5PM . neu equlpmttnt, stock, 6 acre •. Loeeted on State Route. Ca ll 614-992· 5468 . Steel Building Oulership wl1fl Major Manufactu rer-Sales and Engineering 1upport . Staner ed1 furnished. Some •rea• taken. Colli3031759 ·3200 EXT 2401 . Vlcl orlan Hom e. ImmaCulat e cond ition. 141170 2 8A , Cer11tlll air. Flreplaee . "Q.,den tub. All electric. 304· 876· 131 7. 1973 Arlingt on 28R , 12~e66 . porch, undrHpinn fng, etc. Good c ondil ian. Ca11614-379· 2888. I :========;;.J~==;;;;;;;====:. .. Sittftr ntteded on Set . motnlng fOr 2 bov•. mu•t have own tr1n1portation . N o n· •moker . Cali614 -446-65B9 oh•• 7PM . Need 8 Good People No e~eperienee necauary. Must ·--·--;Giillir)olii ........ . be evtllable for lmm&diate &m · ployment . Worlling hour~ 1 PM till 1 OPM . 11200 per month. Call for p l rsonal interview Ph. 614-446 -8146 . Babysitter needed fo r 2 School Age Children for the summer. Coli 614·446· 9&29 . MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST DA MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNICIAN . Part-t ime posl· tlon , aU ahlft1. Must be rltjlil · teted or r~lttry eligible 1nd 1vailabte tor 5 or 6 weeki of fu ll· rime orientation , P1id holi· day1, aick •nd vacation tim•. Postibllity of becoming hill-time 11 ltter dttt. Contsct BOnnie Schoonover, O'SI.,HI Mtrnor· i1l Hoapi1al. Hotf.'tll Drive, Alhont. Oh 4570 . 614-693· 6661. oxo. 2U . EOE. DRIVERS Stm Ttnkthry Trucking Inc. it now hiring single 1st & 2nd Drtv••· Top mil11ge pav. excel· lent bentfh:s, All P•terbllt Fleet. mu1t h_.t 1yr. oid T. A , e111perience. O .O.T. qualified. cleln M .V .R., ~ 23 or older. Singt .. must hiVt 2yr. old T . ~ . vtritv•b4a tAperitoct. C1U our wv_e. location 30•· 757·889! or 800- &27-TEAM. . Babysltt• w~rntKt for tummtr monlhl . In Oolllpolio CltyLimha. Mutt hevt refertnc;:es. Ctlltfter IPM . Ph . 441-0492. & Vicinity Moving Sale: like new whirlpool larg e cllpa clly Wa l hflr & OryerS400. T1n1uri bercise Bik e 1100 or bestOHflr. L· Sh•r.IISOfa Bed t1 000 or belt of er, Ph. 614·446 ·3104 . Moving Sale: Convtn ll!lnl storege unlf1. 43B Fltmlngo Dr., Kanauga. Thurs . & Fri. from 9AM to •PM . Household lems. homtmtde craf\1 , Englender Woodburner. canning''''· 1om• llnent. Mcwlng Yard Salt, lt lds clothes. furnltur•. toys. At . 554. Bidwell M•v 30 to June 3, 9:00 to 6 :00. Mnv lng Sale. Washer & dryor dehumldi fy er. snow ttuow8r: lawn mower , clot fl es. books, lurn ltuu~. g emes, toy s, tool s, Ju1t 11 uroat •11onment ol odds & and a th11t t OIJ k twenty years t o accum ala1o. Ant iqu1 gtnu Pin· nel ed stone C8binel . entlque pa int ing f lni• hed. IISIImbled pump oruan . L more. Rubber» mll id indu11tial can , po1ter 1 di 1hwuhor. Noth ing sold before Sat. & Sun. M ay 30 & 31 , From SAM 10 SPM . 428 H8dgewood Ori.,-o Gallipoli1. ...... Pom'tiro·.;. --··--··-Middleport & Vicinity ............................... e:OO Juntt1 and 2nd. 8:00a.m . • p.m. Child rena c:lothe1, weigflt 1, e~eer c lu hike, mini trampoline . Yard Sale. May 29th L 30th. Baby bed, baby Items. curtain1, lots mo,e. LIJonerd Scarbrough 1prelid1, gla•-ware. 9:00 to . Jes idence et Darwin, 1.3 miles wetton681 . 15 :30. Neighborhood Rd. Verd Stle May 29, 30 & 31 . Clothes, kn ick knack. et c. 405 6th Ave. hnauga. MOVING S ALE, WH EN . Fri. May 29, Wher e: 810 Mtin St . 9AN t l 6PM . Coltfllng. misc.A MovJng Aww1y Stle. furniture. hou11hold ittmt. tools, clothing. May,29 & 30. 9 to 6, ..... PfPiiiiisij.rif .. .. & Vicinity VAR·o.SALE.-~ . s·;;~;d~.~-M~~ 30. 1 mile bef or e Glenwood. Clo rh as. dltfer&nt size1. rain cancels . 3203 Jackton Ave . Thurt, Fri, S11. 10·1. Name ii· ~Q got Alt o C&n1 ral tlr c•mdl11oner . il, • �Page-1 0- The Daily Sentinel 32 Mobile Homes • for Sale for Sale 1977 14~e70. LAFF-A-DAY ... 3 BR , 2 For tale - Limestone. tand , gravel, 1ill dlrt. firewood Delivered . 304-675-4412. lot 4mi. from Hotp. Asking 2PM. Tony '1 Yun Repairt, hot reblueing. Open 9 :00AM to 7 :00PM . Call304 · &76~ 4631 . batht, tiOVf, refrlg., ceiling ~an,, underpinning. Set up on rented 9250 54 Misc. Merchandise Call 246· 6070 Before 8 & 8 GreenhOU18, 4 mll" north Point Pln11nt. At. 2. Vegetables t nd flowtr pl1nt1, hang ing baskeu. Watch tor tign11 . 1984 14•66 Mobile Home on 3 Iota. au elect .. fenced yard. out bUIIdingl. $18,600. Ph. 446· 3249 or 446 -1339 or 446 - 1628. Bee s for ule. 304· 896· 3630. 1973 12x85 Kirkwood . Ramodeled. Will contider offer 814 992· 2454 after 8 :00p.m. 1982 Motorcycle 750cc V-45 . Sofa and chair. Coffee and end tablet. Enginetranmi11ion turbo charger, out of '79 Buick. Yamaha . Eleetric piano. Phone 1981 WindtOf 14x70 Mobile Home. Stove. refrigerator, mie· rowave, ttoreO. deluKe bath, central air. Priced to sell . Sarlout 304 - 676 - 657~. l)nd J20 Ditch Witch trencher and John Deere skid tteer loader. 614-694-7842 or 6.14· lnquirial only. /304) 882 -3529 after 6:00p.m. 694-6006. 1973 Freedom, 14x70. 3 bedroom. partly furni1hed. t7460 Sears Kenmore 21 ,000 btu air cond $376.00. 304-876·3433 Cell 614·992-7479 after 5:00pm 675-7109. · 1 2x00 Magn olia mobile home, eKe cond. phone 304-675- 7278 "Last time Uncle Jack visited or 8715-6854 . 33 us, we jiggled a buck eighty OUt Of hiS pantS pocket Farms for Sale 8acru on Tribble Rd . off Rt . 62 Piu• nore building. warehouse. 3 BR houae, barn, cellar, plus 2 other Coli building•. l(lt blaclc tDp rood. 304·468·1818. Call under the cushion." t;;:=;;;;;~~;:==::'lr-;;;;~;:;:;:;:=.~;;:=::::1 aftltl' ISPM 44 20 acre farm Hannen Trace Aoad. Glenwood. W. Ve. for more Information call 304- n3- 61 18 0< 773·61 86 eft• 6:00. · 110 acres. leon Baden Rd .. Hou1e I outbuilding. Stream through property 304-468- 1066. 34 Business Buildings Commercial buildings for lease. Downtown Pt. Pluaant. Stores, offices. A-One Real Eltete. Carol Yeager, Broker Ctll 304 · 67!1-6104 74 7 lnddustrlal uoraga 12 toot over hud door, 3 phaaes of electric. 1 h48 at eel building 614 - 446 - 2362 For appointment. 35 Lots & Acreage 1 8 Acres. nice bu ilding sUe. 2 mi. Nor1h of the city limits on Rt. 7. Coil 814·446· 7627. Aen t ~ls 41 Houses for Rent Nice 2 Bdr unfurnished houu. Garage. work1hop. Rat. S. deposit. Prefer married couples Acc11pt on8chlld. Call814-446 - 9888. IS-Room Houae. off Street parking. 842 Firat Ave .. Galllpoli1 . dapotlt. referencet, no peta. Cell 268-1629. 38R , balh & 'h. f11mlly room . loclted on 688. Referencfl r~tqulred . t326m o Call 614266-8789 nr 266-6206. Nice 3 b!Jdroom house Family room. gar1ge. baum1nt. forced lit heat 5 wooded acres. barn. t276 per month. e100 depoti1 . No lnaide p811. 10 Easl St . PomerOy. 614 -992-3819. Unfurnlthld, 2 bfldroom houu lor rent. No intide pett. Clean and all new paint. C11H 614-992 · 3090. Houte with gar age and full b•umf'IMt . 2 or 3 BR .. all electric. central air. Arbaugh Addition. Tuppau Plalnl. Call 614-446·7496. Furniahed. 2 bfldroom houa e for r&nt In Additon. 1 bedroom furnithed flpartmant in Middleport. Ct~ll 614·992 ·6304 after 4 :00p.m. Very nice 3 ballroom housa in Pomeroy . Flreplece. full ban· ment, flii Callent carpal . Only 1225 per month. For info. c all 614·992·3187. 6 room• and bath. •200. Over- loolrl• Ohio River , acro11 from Piu• Hut In Pomeroy 1 09 loculi St Call 614-985-3681 or614·986·3813. 3 b•droom countf"t hou1a for rent . Newly tided and t ome remodeling lntlde Rent plut depotlt . Call 614-742-2427. Cottlgl 156 .00 per week. ut ili· llet paid, 304-676· 3100. 2 br house. Mt Vernon Ave. Will 11ccept 1 or 2 children . Reference & depo t it. 304·875-2651 . B•aulltul ranovated l br ho me on Morgan' • Woodl11wn Farm, Rt. 35 Pliny . UOO per monlh 304-675-1286. Apartment for Rent Furnithed & unfurnithed apt1., 1160.00 and up , reference• Ph. 304·676·7738 or 304·676· 6104 A·1 Real Estatfl. New apartment ; completely turn Ref & Oep. 1 or 2 adultl only . CIIII614-446-0l38. Furnithed Apt . 18R , 701 Four1h Ave., Gallipolis. 122& Utllitiet Pd. Ph. 446-4418 after 7PM , Furnlthed Apt. 12311 . Utilities Pd., 1 BR 607 Second Ave., Gallipolil Ph 448-4416 after 7PM. Furnithed Efficiency • 160 . Utili· lin paid. there bath. 607 Second Ave., Gtll ipolla Ph. 448-4418 aher 7PM 1 BR Apartment, 740 Second A.ve. •186 per month. Depoail required. Call 814· 446· 4222 . between 9 & 6. Upttairt unfurnlthtd aptrtment. Utilit ies peid. Carpeted, no child ren or pitt. Ce11814 -44fl-1637 3RM ' a end b1th convient loCIItlon . New ctrpet:. 1BR . Ph. 446·7616. Efficiency Apl. Kitchenette. be· throom. Utltllits pd. Prlvtle entrance & ptrking. 1176mo. Ph. 814·446·7615 .. Remodeled 2 two bedroom aptt. t260 & 1275. Depoait & RaferenCfll required . Ph. 448· 2886 doyo . or 446 ·1024 evening•. Nice 2BR . furni1hltd apt. Me ln St. Cheshire . Water paid . t200mo. Security d8potit re- quired. Coil 814·245·6818 . Grac ious living. 1 and 2 bf'ldroom apartmentt at Village Menor and Rivertlde Apart· menu in Middleport . Frcm 821 5: includ ing utlllt itl. Call 614-992-7787. EOH . 3 roomt, furnlthed . 614·992· 6434 or 304-882 -2686 1 bedroom unfurnithed apt. In Middlflpon. 1160 . per month plut utilltlet. Call 814·992 · 6646 or 614·949-2216. One badtocm garage apanment. Small yard, quiet ttraet. tange 1nd refrlgftrator. 8 1 40. per month plus ut11itlet . Call 114· &e7·09ee 2 bedroom furni1hed apt. in Middleport Allu1llltletpeid . Call GOOD USED APPLIAN CES W1shera, dryert. refrigerator~ , range~ . Skaggs Appli.l!lnCe l. Upper River Rd. be1ide Ston e Crest Motel. 614-446-7398. LAYNE 'S FURNITURE Sofas and chaira priced from 1396 to 8996 . Tables 850 and up 10 t126 Mide-a-badt $390 to $695. Recliners t226 to t376 l&mps 128 to 8126 Dinettes $109 and up to 1495: Wood table vv-6 chairs S285 to e795 . Desk S100 up to 8376 . Hutches $400 &nd up. Bunk badt complete w· manresse' 1296and up to 5395 . Bebv badt 8110 . MattretiDI or box sprlngt full or twin 563, firm 873. and t83 . Queen lets 5225. King U&O . 4 drewer chest 869 . Gun c1binet1 8 , 12 gun. Goa or electric rangt~ 5376. Baby mat trvues t36 & 545 . Bed fram o• UO, 830 & King framu 850. Good •election of bedroom suites, metal cabinets. head board• 5 3 0 and up to 865 . 12 Months free financing with approved credit . 5300 minu · mum purchase necea~~&ry . 3 Mile• out Buhwille Rd . Op en 9am to 6pm Mon thru Sat . Ph. 814-448·0322. 2 Pirtee living Room Suite 8325 . Mollot'lan Furniture, Upp er Riv8r Rd . Ph 614-446-7444 . Open till 7PM on Week Days. CARPET Carpe1 r8mnant• 16 .00 a ya rd and up. Mollohan Furniture Upper River Rd . Ph. 814 -4467444. Open till 7PM on Week Oayt . CARPET Carpet remmmts t6 .QO a verd and up. M'OIIohan Furniture Upper Riv er Rd .• Ph 614 · 446: 7444 . Open till 7PM . on Week Oay1. Queen tlze headboard, 4 drawer cl'le•t. end dreuer with minor Phone 814 -992 -3356 aft er 6:00p.m. ~etr l gerator , gold, 1100. electltove, 850: RCA color lelevltion. 2!5 Inch, &100. Good cond ition, 304-773-582B . tiC Twin· t ize bed. chest . spring. maitre... like new , Mayteg wuher, Singfll' treadle t ew lng machine. 304 · 8?6-5793 . APARTMENTS , mobile homea, hcuwes. Pt . Ple11ant and Gallipc· ll1. 814· ,48 ·8221 . 53 1 bed roorn ground Uoor, prlvnle entran ce. recently remodeh1d. Evervthlng furn . loc. cuttklrfl Hender•oo. t200 . month. 304 - Antique Oak Mnntot. Antiqu e window glas1, atorm windowa anti llocr. Call 814 -446· 0109 after 5:30. Antiques 676-6730. Furnl1hed upper halt dupl .. . Prefer l ingle worlcing adult. Referen ce and dapotll. 304- 675-2851 . 45 Furnished Rooms Room • for rtnt. day . weflk . montt'l. Gallla Ha181. Call 614446-9716. Rant • • low as81 20 month. Furnlth ed room . t1 00. Utilltlet p11id. S hare bath . Single male. 919 Seccnd. Galllpoli1. Call 448-4418 after 7pm. 47 Space for Rent OHi ce Sp11ee for RBnt Excell8111 for Ano rnev•. Ac countant. etc. Cion to Court Hquu. Call Wl1eman Real Estate Agfln ey . 614-448-3844 . Mobile home locat!Kt at Stella Ct. 23 Berger . Call 614-446 - COUNTRY MOBILE Ho me Park. Flou18 33, Nonh of Pomeroy. Aenttl trellen. Call 614·992 · 0768. 7479. 2 BR on large prlv•te lot, 1 mile trom town 1200 n'onlh. Seem· l1y depoelt & referen c11. Call 114 · 446· 2238 or 814 -446· Spect fer tmlll 1ralltu. All hcoiii -Upl. Cablfl, AIIOIIIHicllllncy room•. air and c:tble. Muon, W.Vt . Ceii30' ·773·&6&1 . FAMILY PRIDE MOBILE HOME 2 IR . 121160 unturnlthed WD hook -up. 'fl milt from Holzer. Atfrtnn~ AI depotit required, C1tl 81.t ·446-4389 or 304- Valley Furniture, new & used Large socllon nf quality furniture . 1 216 Entet'n Ave .. Gallipol it , 814·992-6084 . 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 2581 . 51 Household Goods 54 Mise , Merchandise Callah an·• Uted lint Shop. Over 1 .000 tir es . t ia:e• 12, 1 l . 14, 16, 16, 16 .6. B miln out At 218. Call 6 14 -2&6-6261-. Plutlc clnern ttate approved, plulic tept ic hnk 1, plattlc culvens. metal culvertt . RON EVANS ENTERPRISES. Jack· 1on. Oh. 614-286-6930. 6 '.-:16' Flatbed Dual Axle Trailer $ 200. Electric Bra!. at Ph. 614- 445-8837. Sc hool mo del t ewln{l m•chin e deaigned for 1choDI ute. New wit h 25 yr . wananty. Does ftvtrylhing tewt on 111 m&terlel even leAther. Reg. 1469.95 Now 1179.96. Ca ll 1· 614· 386· 4636. King 1b:e Water Bed. S100. Cell e 14-446-&683 . Sur• 10 in ch Crthman T1bl e Sew. J .C . Panney Sewing Ma· chine (u1ed few ~imnl . 140.000 BTU lennox natural gat furnace lgood condit ion). 1150. Cflll Acetylene welding & cutting outfit. Complete wtth dolly & many tipa. Also 19" black 8. whitt TV . Cell 304-896-3819 ahef 4 p.m. For oete li•a new queen si" Sene meuress & springs, bookcu e headboard with frame, one lergt dresser with mirror, chest Pets for Sale Chest of ~lrawers . 6 pc living room ~at . dllybed . table with 8 chairs, WIUher, recliner. ironet". 304 -675-1431 . Building Material• Bloclc, ~r• c lc , 18Wer pipes, win dow•. ltnteis. etc. Claude Win t ert , Rio Grande, 0 . Call 614- 246-6121 . Concrete blcck1 alt 1izet yard or deUvery. Mason send . Gallipol is Block Co., 1231/a Pine St. , Gatlipolls. Ohio Call 614-446- 27e3. 8UYOUTS - SECONOS - CLOSEOUT"S 1 · Counter topt. Kitchen and bath and bar 82 .99 lin. Ft.IBI . 2.- M1rble Vanity Top's (BI From 16-19 to " 22-48" 810 .00 to 850.00. 3.- 22-30 Almond Vanity and Marble Top $79 .95 . 4.· 60" Steel Bath Tub's Almond and whit 189 95ea 6.· High Glos• tub wall kits almond and white. 829 .96 . 6 · 1 pc. f•ber· glasa tub and shower eomDine· tion. White and colors $169 .95 to 5179.96 . 7 .- 2 pc. Flbergiats tub and thowers combinAtion white and colon 8199.96. 8 .DeilJ~~: e acryli c tub and thowert whh tap . Reg . $69.96 Now 299.96. 9.· Color Commodes $69.95. 10.- Fiberglau Roof shingles (B ) 816.95 sq -90wt roll rotting $9.95 . 11 .- Pine ro ugh uw T. -1 · 11 s iding fo/u4x9 ' 12.951 26pe. up 1.00 o ft pr. Pc . 12 .· Yu 4 ' x8 ' Plywood-8 96 1h· 6.96 26.pc. up, S1.00 off pr. pc. 1 3 .· 3!.x4xBx tc ngue & groove water board. S9 .95 or ~% ~~:4 x 8 · 8 . 96 ] . 25p c up 1 . 00 off Pr . Pc.(7. 1 6thtii411B -6.95114 .- 4x8 coder o r treat ed lattice 12. 96 11nd 10 .95 . 81 .00 cff 25pc. up. 1 6.· '/u4x8 wood oak p11naling (B J 5 99ee. (Al grade 8.95ea. 16.· 'h.-:4118 Birch Paneling Reg. 24 .96 now 16 96 . 17.- Pinuand cedar w ood wings coa ting 1 66 sq, h . pr. pack.age S8.95 and S1 0 .96 pk. 18.- 4x8 Glale tiifl bath p1nels (8 \ 4.99 And6 99ee 19 · Perme (R\ in1ulated theet· ing toil one tide (1h x4d·4.99) PA.-: 4d -6 991 (1 ·411.8 -6 .99 ) 20 · Th ermo! ply ins ulatlve 1hua· th ing tail (2) 11des 4x:8 4.96 26 pc . up 1 .00 cff Pr Pc . 21 ..tnsllulated tempered glan p1 nel11 . ¥• .-:32x78-29 .95 ea . 36pc up 2 6.95. 22 .- Pine inside lovf'lr &d &dj unlble shutter~ all t iz es below wholesale cost . 23 .- K·lull bench mark br ick cornerl 60 cent• box . morta r 2 gal. 10 .96. 24.· Prefin iahed bruce otk flooring JA thick 2 w ide. 20sq. fl . etn 846 .00 1o ctn . up. 39 .96 ctn. 25 .-Prehung Interior dOor• preflniahed end unfinished 111 sizes (B) 29 .06 8111• 26.- Steel e•terior insuleted prehung doors 18 ) 69.9See. 27,· Exterior noel door blankll (8\ 26.00ea. 28 .· Pine Louvered Byfold doon 11ts (24: 29.95) (30· 'I• 36.951 132·39 .951'136·44.96) (48- 69.90). 29.· Double tide lite entranca door uU with deco· rated glau and shaAI panel doort . 360.00ea. 30 .- Bronze aluminum double commer cial ennanct doors set• 699 .96 or tl n9eit 399 .96 with handel• and lock t . 31 .-Single or double leaded gle11 tteet lntu1 ated doon sett. reg. 699.00 to 1800 .00 now 349 .96 1o 896.00. 32 .·SIIal doors and jamb . prahung, Y, hr. fire rated. 189 96. 33.· Prehung steel inaulated doors with 'II glalll ln1ulated 129 .9681. 34 .- Prehung pine panet doon ell 1iU1 89.95ea. 35.· Blank hollow core door• from , 2 to 20 w1de 80 long - 4008a. 36 .· Prefinlshed prehung oak legacy doort and jemb all tlzu 44 .95ea. , PENNS WAREHOUSE WELL· STON. OHIO 614 -384-3846 . 7473. 2 bedroom. you pay utllltiM, adul11 only, dtptult required, 304-675-2535. 3 bedroom tr1il1t, 11?15 . month. Water tl\d tr111h pickup lnc;l uded. 2 bedroom trtller. nice l«)t, 11ml· prlvate, Gallipolis Ferry, UOO month plut depoalt. 304· AKC Pomeranian Red Femele very tiny. Alto rare whit• femel~ bolh houtebroken . f200 each. Also AKC Pomereni-" for Stud Service 8. AKC Siberian Husky fer Stud Service. Ph. 675· 7942. 14 month old black Poodle. temalo. opeved. •so. Call 5-lf ~~·~··~·~·~-~-;~~;;;~;:,~;;~~;;~;~~ 61 Farm Equipment 71 44 Apartment for Rent 1 Bedroom btslc rent •178.00 plul electric. Al1o rtqulred t · Autos for Sale Mechenlctl Tobtceo S•tter. 614·246·6121 . '1 .26. 8AM to 6PM. Ph. 304-ee2 -2237. Scrawberrie1. Taylors Berry Patch . Kerr . Rd . MondaySaturday 8AM -8PM . Call 614· 446-8692 or 614-245-6178 . Red and White Sweet Potato plants for tela. Call 614-742· 2773 . STRAWBERRIES - Pick your own - start1ng Thurtday, May 21st. 8 a.m. p.m. already picked -- 151 .26 qt . Caf}lpground field only . Happy Mallow Fruit Farm a 304-676-2028 Husse11's Strawberriet Fieldt open for picking. off Sandhill Ad. U-Pick, We Pick . Mon thru Fri 7 am to 8 pm 304· 676-2817. 59 For Sale or Trade For Sale: 4-P·205. 75 R 16 G e n e ral Tiru . like new $126.00. Call 304-676-1603 After 5PM . For sale or trade for Convenlon Van . 1967 Camero SS and 1980 Cutlas Supreme. Both excellent condition . 614-742-2372 . 1200.00 Ca11114·44t·2724. Buy one any aire ehaln IIIW chain and gft aecond chain halt price. 1980 Ct'levy Cttltion, 4 cyl. tuto. air. P•· pb. tilt. cruise. pw, detayltd wiper~. em-fm. cua. new lif•, new rebuilt tr~ne . , 19. 000 milu. new paint. SIDERS EQUiPMENT CO .. 11 ,760. 304-87&·2&83. . Hendert.on, W. Va. 304-6715· 7421 . 1286. 62 Wanted to Buy 614·286-6461 . Maney Ferguaon, New Holland, Buth Hog Sale~ & Service. Over 40 used trecton to choose from & co mpl ete line of new 8. und Bqu ip ment largeat selection In S .E. Ohio. 273 New .Melland aq. Baltr $1600. Ford 3pt . Rake 8326. Shaver Post Ortver 1700. 7ft locust pont 11 .36 each Ph. 614· 3B8· 9B32 . J ividen 's Farm Equipment 614-446' 1676 Sp ec ial S11l8 Prlcea on our new Rio li Tractor! Vermeer hay equ ipment up to •3000 off. Mowen, mowflr condilioneu, uke~ , teddert , 8. round blhtrt! A c omplete line of belt handling & feed ing acceuarles. grinder mi-ert, wagont, rotarv·ttller1, rotary cutten. blade•. dltc cultivators. plowa, aeedera, poat driven, wood1pl it1er1, gl1et, headgalts, truck rackt. truck bed•. trailers, aprayera. feed bunkt, live1tock wlttrert, mineral feed erI. Wheel Hortaltwn6 garden e qu ipment . Uud Equipment · B round balert {lomethllt18keatlowlll a 3& HP tractor! mewing ma chine•. rakn , drum mower, ~quare balers, used tractort, 3 7' havbine t. cutdltioner. lima tpreeder , tobtcco setters, dltct, plows. h1rrow. g"wlty wtgon. And u e u1 for a complete line of parts & service! lntemetlonel Cub Lo-8oy, plow ditk, blade. 42 in. woodt. belly mower. 13000 firm . Pt-1. 614- 446·1802. Gravely Tractor rotory mowar. tiller, plow lito rotorv plow ande tel of dual wl'leelt. Call , , ,_ 304-773-5234. 446·4149. Rough lumber. Oak & Pcplar 8160 per 1 .000 by bundla: 20c by board ft . 304-676-4-412. 801 Ford Tractor with plowt, disc, mow ing machine. reke. h-v baler t3796 . Ph . 614 · 2815- 6622. bet- Now buying 1heU corn or •• corn. Call torfateetquotn. Aiver Ci1y Farm Supply, 814-4415· 'n Serv1ces 81 2986. 8:30. 304·875·11<128. 63 1978 Malibu Cluaic and Chevy SS Nova. loth run good . Livestock 304·876-1861 alterS 00. Ouroc Boart. Bred juet like the boart we tnted at the Ohio Teetatlon lhlt gained over 2 .8 lbs. per day. Roger hntlev. '78 Dettun 8210, run• good, body fllr, U60 .00. 304·875· 2113. Sabine. OH . 613·584·2398. 1980 Ford Fi•ta 11 ,&00.00 . ·leFor aale: Hereford tnd Slmmital Both Good Cond. 304·675· 1971 MOB. new top. •BOO.OO. bull. 814·742-2510. 1563. 8 year cld Pallmina Quanar Mare, 4-H tralntd, w..tern Pleuure. 1750.00. 9 year old Appatoo11 Mare, hat .been contested in barrett, thown pie• ture. ••oo.oo. 614-182-7122. '80 CheYrolet Citation, 4 door t'lltch back, PS, PB. crul&e control. AC. tih wh"l, 1bove average cond. t1.500.00. 304- Vlnyla 6 Aklminum Siding. Storm window• • doort , over hang guttltf't. Free estlmaiM. Trucks for Sale v. ton. lntarnalionat 2 ton with winch Co11614-992-5418. 1988 Chevy S-10. V-8, Fuel bolo. 304-895-3972. lnjacted. Loaded. Durango peckag•. eflarp. Mutt ' "· Ph. 388-8673. 1985 Ford Ranger·in ..,.,. good cond ., tome extru, take o""er payment•. Ca11114-211-8187. Ford Ranger. •2,000 mil• . • 4000. 814-742·2878. 71 Autos for Sale 1980 ChrYtler Flhh Avenue. good condilion. Call 814· 441· '?9 Ford automttlc. PS. exc cond. 34,000 miln. ,.phone 304-675·3288. 1982 Ford Escort wagon, 4 epd., eir, AM ·FM tape, 12299 . 1984 1977 Ford Cuttomlzed Ven 11.800. Ph . 4.t8-8249 or 448 1339 or 446-1S2S. 896·3802 '71 Bluer. 4 wh..e drive. new 814-98&-4484. 814·448·7380. 1984 Red Chevl1ta. stend1rd tran., 2-door hatch back. Call 814-446-4664. 1983 Buick leSibft llmlted, loaded. excellent cond. Ph. 614·448·0290. tirtl, headtrt, strong vlthlde. Stearne Garege. 304-e7f5-7710 or 875·1749. 1114 C20 Cuetomlzed ven le.. than 30,000 mil", Ilk• new cond. Latt. of exu... For 11le or trade on older model pick-up or Clf'. 304·1715· 1428. ~•cort 4 tpd, 4 door, new patnt, 11111. &1 .000 mH• U500. Cell For nle or trad ... 1880 Harley Sportettr 1000 104' f1800. Will lrade far 3 or 4 whMier. Call 614·378·2182. 114·448·7901 . 1948 ChiYy Styta Muter, good cond. 1900. Ph. 114-446· 1 Honda 210 Rebel, 1986 model, mMetge 10ml. Can ba '"" at 1 15 Baetlanl Dr. 1984 Reliance 4·door, 515,000 1114 V-30 Magn& imm.cvlate condition. etddle Mgt, co..,er. 11100 Firm Mriout caller• anty 8837. mi. , AM-FM , PS , PB, t3000. Caii441·21S1 . For ule 1977 MtfCUty good Rottry or cable tool drilling. Motl welli completed tame day. Pump 111.. and strJice. 304Concreta finish . ptrklng loti: batemtntl · any till job. Senior Citizen Diacount. Rick G1rfield. P1o. 255·1443 2·1PM 576 - 290~ . Own., 158,000ml. Ulte ntw 12350. Ph. 614-2et-1122. 1910 Otds Otht II Royatt. 1911 Yamaha XS 150. dr••· Good condition. 114·742·2312. Full Call 1113 HondaShOMiow 750. good Of' 1980 Chtoollo Wogon. ow. ntw tlr• a blttwlae. Good c:ondhlon Ph. 258·1510. For tate or trad• 1117 Ford XL Connr1ablt. 11200. 1974 oond. 7100·rnM•. Tlken good ura of. 11,700. 304-1715· 3882. 1& Boats and Motors for Sele Chevy 414 Truett, 0100. Ph. 311·9774. mrod· 1Ift. Pets for Sale 82 Tom loy ltn Boat *1150. Ph .• ,4-367· 11 ft. w..,., JOhn bott. Life C> - . iMarathon Ill Simon and Simon runner just I]} ,.,~---........,....---, r WILL BE' E:YER Vl qil.AN T; EVER Of.J 1HE ALERT! r 'LL BET HE 5LE'E'PS CARTER"S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine Oaftlpolla, Ohio Phona 81.t-448·3888 cr 814· WITH HIS EYES OPEN . 448-4477 Electrical Residential or commerclll wirIng. New MNice or rtptlrs. Lictnted altct:rici.n. Ettlmate frM. Ridenour Eltcbicel, 304· 875-1786. <D BARNEY • HOW WAS 85 iH' PARTY, PAW? General Hauling DH1ard Wat..- Set-vice: Pools. Ciuerna, Welle. Delfvery Any· time. Cell 614-441-7404-No Sundty calli. R It A Water Sarvice. Home ciltlfllt. walle, poclt filled. Formerly James Boy• Wat..-. Same rates. Call 304-676- 6370. J 6 J Wltlf $..-vice. Swimming pools, citterne, weflt. Ph. 114- coal, Nmettane. and greval. Oelhl•ed 1ton and up. Jim Lanier, 304· 875·1247 or MegioChef elactric rtnge. 01)0d 119~ Monto Corio. T..... 4.3 ·14' A- C.rpona. eh ..tet hou1u and :•rtgtt ; Ctrporte, 121120. 195.00: 20x24. 01895.00. Oartt••· 11x20, 123915 .00: 241.24, t3&9&.oo. Pott-Frame 8uitdll't. Athent, Ohio 1114· 1110ao... Ootoun. · ~­ lent l....,, OwMr..-eood c••ofttWont. 304-175-1111. 592-2937. ............. Will do babytlttlng in Middl • --... '71 C - XR7. - po,. Call 814-992·3640. 31' R- a - H-ot. full¥ •• 'PPid . "'· 114· 44t· 2M7. ........ I U .OO. Rouo Hitch. UOO . Allin 7215. City. Oh. 114-281-1470. Eve. 61t·448·3438. 0 - - 9 to 4:30. Sar. 9:30 to 1:30. Old & '(OU KNOW, CHARLES.THIS TREE IS 601N6 TO GROW PRETT'r' ~16H INTilE NE)(T FIFTEEN ¥EARS ... Coil 614·2H·I27D. A... tidl Rood.. c-. Cily. Rototill..-. 11150. Old rodtlng choir. *20. omotl blby btd. " I want to give away enough money to be considered a phllanthroplsl...and not a penny mof!11" · tttimatltl. • mIll 20120 r;1 Cil Kanawha County on the une /II) Ill I]} TBA \lll l1IJ Newt Ql) Evllllng Ntwl A wrap up of today·s news and a look ahead tO tomorrow's news s1ories. (1 :00) Ell CD Odd Couple 10:05 1IJ MOVIE: The Fighting 89th (NRi (1 :30) 10:30 (]) Second Look \lll Tony Brown'• Joumal 81 CD USA Tonight 11 :00 (]) HardciiUt and McCormtclt • rn <D a <JJ l!li ma:21 llll Newt Cil Sign Off /1] SpiCtftlght The early space programs of 6'( THE TIME YOU'RE OUT OF COLL~6E, YOU'LL BE TWENTV FEET IN THE AIR! HOW AM I 601N6 TO 60 TO COLLEGE IF I'M FROM A TREE 7 I!AN61 ~6 profiled. D Qll Moneylfne Current reports 011 world economics and 1/nanclai news with Lou llobbs . (0:30) tBI Honeymooner• .CD M'A'S•H 11 :30CIIJJ llll Tonight Show (j) Mtmorlll '87 II Ill Nlghtflnt Q !Ill M~~gnum, P.l. II)) 11portt Tonight Action packed sports highlights with NICk Charles and Jim Huber. (0:30) • a21 'Night Heat' cas Ll1l Nlghl Girl Is murdered when tha limo she was riding In explOded. !AI (B) M8gntlm, P.t. Mad Buck Gibson . D CD L11t snow 11:46(j) WKRP In Clnclnnatl 12:00 (]) llumlllld Allll (!) lportiCtnttr IL) Dill Rill Ptople Mowr..·o U""""'ortng ..,.... 1 t i - - 2 2 -.Th·in fumhur• uphallrlerint 1 C.l ·304 · 875 · 4114 for u .. 73 MCorio, ...., - ....· 1121. Col 304-171-ltl7 foro 10:00 p.... .. PEANUTS R a M Cuttom Couchel and RlhlpftDtstary. St. At. 7. Crown lanta't Uphol1111y Shop: Fumi-tvl'e. car IMII. bo8t ...... 111c. 170, I ft . woodi0Midtr. l15. Bit. oluminum loddor. 115. 3\\ HP tiOOd condition. Cell 514·992· Form•tw Ken"• now John ' t Water Servlca. John Watt..-.on. Jr. Owner. 1,000 or 2.000 gat. n...- Uphotter.d. · - . . _ 304·111-7710 .. · 171-1741. 30,000 BTU ·air col\ditioner, 1180. 3 •PMd trolling motOr, I I' I 1~ 1 :. .,:;. .:. . 1-='· /I]BignOff A I I 0 NEJ y . 6 . . . ._ . ,.- - - - - - - - - . L E L 0 RN ~--.1"6-'il...;:.,l,.:9_;,1;...:.:..,.1-l IL-.J.-..L.-..1..-.J.L-...1.. ....J.1 f9 PRINT NUMBERED 11 LEtTER S • ..." ,. Reporter : " You're . a self educated man. How did you manage to do all that reading?" Man: "I read every time someone on the phone said, 'Just·- ·-··· ptease.· " . Q Complete the chuckle quoted bv filling in the mi5Smg words you develop from step No. 3 below . 12 . ..,.. YESTERDAY'S SCRAM-lEIS ANSWERS Wallow - Pansy - Tonic - Hansom - SNOWMAN . Near1ng the ~nd of winter tile rains came , I spoHed a liH/e g~rl outs1de gettmg soaked . She stood With an umbrella over a SNOWMAN . BRIDGE NORTH Hi·ll +A 'A 9 3 James Jacoby +982 No sane bridge columnist, and cer· tainly not this one, would ever attempt to name the best female player In the world . But I am very comfortable in stating that several of Kerri Shuman's frequent partners, both men and women, would give her that title. Today's deal,'which she recently played, could be given in evidence if the vote were ever put to a jury. The hand came up In the North American Women's Pairs Championship. When West led the six of diamonds, East made what seemed to be a reasonable play when she ducked. She hoped that West might have some way of gaining the lead to play' a second di· amond. Unfortunately for the defend· ers, Kerr! Shuman had plenty ol tricks her contract, and the only unknown was the number of overtricks. She won the first diamond and ran all her club ,tricks, throwing away a spade and her other two diamonds. East had four dis· cards to make and chose to part with all her spades. west had no trouble with the first three discards - all spades - bul the last club played forced her to part with the other dla· mond (a good decision, since letting a heart go would enable Sou\h to run the +AQJ76~ EAS~ WEST • J 10 91 +K87&3 '10 5 I 2 'Q7 +AK7>4 +10 4 +63 +32 SOUTH +Q62 'KJ 86 • Q J 10 +K 9 8 . r' Vulnerable: Both Dealer: North Wtot North Eau Soulh Pass Pass 3+ 3 NT I+ PaiS •• I+ Pass Pass Opening lead: t 6 .._ _ _ _ _..;____ _ ---J .. heart suit). Kerri now cashed th&..:;: spade ace, played the heart ace and led the heart nine from dummy. When the queen came up, she won the king ~· and calmly put West on lead with the • spade king. That unlucky player now ·, , had to lead from her I 0·5 of hearts Into· •· declarer's J-8 , and Kerri Shuman had' gained another very fine score. · ~.,_.~ " by THOMAS JOSEPH DOWN ACROSS 1 Journey 4 Painter Chagall 8 Simpleton 9 Old· womanish 11 Always 12 Extract 14 Hard's adverb Ill Teutonic ... 1 Flutter overhead 2 Speak 3 Apiece 4 Yacht dockage 6 Freshly " ' " ,. ~~~~ 6 Rorder 7 Refuse 10 listen J 18 Fragment 8 Legal 21 Honey of document a place sky god 18 But (Lilt.) 10 Withoul 22 Con's hope 17 Pay a visit variation 23 Uke 19 Scope 13 Religious Felix Unger 20 Zola novel leader 24 Not genuine 16 Hue 26 Wealthy (sl.) 21 Saintly 22 Bold 23Albee's "- Allee" 24Go hungry 211 Exist 26 Prepare for 1-:r--1--+-battle 27 RuMian city 30 Chinese statesman 31 Secular 32 Sea (Fr.) 33 Dodged 311 Location 36 Musical work 37 Brazilian tapir 38 Chief 39 French king Alllwer 28 Fight 21 Region 31 Mother of Clytem· nestra 34 Owed 36 Saint. ,. ,, ' .. , " ,... ' '" •• • DAR.Y CRYPI'OQUOTES- Here's how to work It: 5128 AXYDLBAAXR •' IILONGFELLOW One letter stands for another. In this sample Ais used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letl,ers, apostrophes, the length and formation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. Americans and Soviets are Flohlng loot HrYico. 304·676·2248. "'" lnloctlon, ... tilt, ...... wlltt Trill•. 2-ntW tirM. tlicelAM·FM c-o. 31.000 · 1.,. condltlun. IM.t17Yht•l1. Coiii14·H2·3101. 11ft. Tomboy bau boat . 87 Upholstery 1118Choo .... 211-.2 - ~- lor • 1110. I'll. t111-':M7· 7113. Cd rfl• IPM. h•dtop. Coli 114·--· condhlon. •eo.oo. 814-8676553. • paranot~ . or being foltowed?(RXMay be preempted) II)) l.erry King LiYalln depth interviews with top newsmakers and celebrities. &:30 a rn 011 oayuncl Ntghto of Molly Dodd Molly resigns her job aher her boss gets jealous of a client. 10:00 D IJ) llll L.A. Law An overburdened Kuzak follows his coosclence straight to 1a11. (R) MU11ny, •colont c-Ion. 120 lop. 1·0 Mor- 875·7317. ..uiMt ongino Cd 114·441· -~112 ~ H&<l. County::::N•ce. Inc. Good ultd Gil Hd TV 11t1 1200.00 ooourlty depoolt. CON· Opon 8 M to IPM. Mon rh,.; TACT: Jeckton Est&tts Dept. Ph "48 - 3997 Equal Hou1 lng Sar. 614·441·1U8. 827 Jrd. A••· Golllpollo. OH. Opportunity, • MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP Wat•' Hauling, r1110nebfe f•tal , immediete 2,000 gallon delivery, citteme. pools, well, ate. till 304-576· 3 Of 4 Bedroom hou .. In Kyger CrMit School Oiatrlc:t. A•ftrtn· Cll Ph. 814 ·448-8821 . 0111-0599. lompt. Ctlt 614· 448·3151. Cr~ Plumbing & Heating 47 Wanted to Rent Olive St. Gallipolf1. New e u11d wood·COIIttovw. 1 pcwood Lft IUil~ e399. bunk bedt 11 .., rtclmer• new It ua•cf bedroom tultH, wringar Wilhite, a •hoM. New Hvinoroom auhw . Cll Dill Jack and Mike A seeml"!lly wealthy heiress Is bel!'!! blackmailed by a poiHoclan. (R) r;1 (!) \lll Myoteryl Arrested and brought to trial for murder, Dr. Btcklelgh remains calm. & Refrigeration 1uto, t2811 . Johna Auto S~N . Bul.ville Ad. 198.t Dody•· ea1ra c111n li'> NHL Hockey Building and remodeling, room additions. roofing, layou1. leYrtllng. tiding, b1throom1, con· crete, •lectric ... drywall. plumb- 84 1985 Chovy Ch...arro 4· 11>~ 12919. 1114 Chevy Ch"'"'' 12795. 188 Chovy MoHbu 1 ().£ Starkt Tree and Lawn Ser~ice. lawn c•re, land•c:eping. 11ump rtmo..,al , 304· 676 -2842 or condition. Ph. t14-44t-70lt. -:--------p R€AD THIS Motorcycles 1984 Chevette, euto, air. AM- depth feature reports. (1 :00) l1IJ MOVIE: 'Sea Hawk' Prima Tfmt (NR) (2:07) • CD MOVIE: Tycoon {NR) (2:08) 8:05 (ll MOVIE: Back to Balun '{NR) (1 :35) 8:30 U IJl llll Family Tiel Alex learns that his favorite teacher falsified Information. (RI r;1 9:00 CD 700 Club D IJl dJl Cheers Norm sells his friends shares In tho bustnass he invested ln. (R) EEK & MEEK Fetty Tree Trimming. ttump removal. Call 304· 675· 1331 . Ing. 304-876-3713. 74 FM . 42,000. 12100. 1884 8thePrlmenewa Wrap ups ol day's world news and In RON ' S Teltviaion Service . Hou" calla on RCA. Quaa:ar. GE. Speciallng In Zenith C1ll 30-t-176- 2398 or 814 · 446- 448-7390. 1981 Pontiac Orand Prht Brougham. loaded . U1 00. Call AFRAID WE'RE IN FOR tTl Ph. 814-446-1332. Coll614·379·2140. U888. HOO BOVI THEN I'M Vinyle 8. Aluminum Siding. Storm window• • doort, over hang guttlt't. Fr&e ettimatet. 1873 Scout, 4-whttl drkle, 8 -cyl., euto. runt good 1850. Off Road Racing: Las Vegas 250 (R) Cll Ill Our World Q (I) \lll Moyera: In Search of lhe Conolllullon Atalk with Judge Frank Johnson who heard many C1vll Rights cases. (NRJ 0 I1IJ Ill @ Scarecrow and Mro. King Agency·s founder seeks help In rescuing Russian with top secret info. m Ttte • 1tump removal. Mulch, toptoll, Blue Rug, Blue Spruce, mowing. pruning. Don'• Umdecapts Ph. 614· 448-9846. 1978 Buick Regal, tlr. PS. PB. tilt wheel. 19B3 Chrytl.- Naw Yorker, fully loaded Ph. 814- opd. makeup. (R) C (!) SpeedWo~d Ace ConttructiOn. Roofing, gutter•. metonry work All work gu~ranteed . C•ll 61 • · 3B8· 9766 or 388-9792. 73 Dodge Omnl. 4 Clair's.order not to wear Ph.514-446·5332. 0008. John'• Auto SaiM, 8..-lavllle Ad., Gallipolis. THE Hoove~ PAM. W15HIN5 . WELL 2454. Vans & 4 W.O. WJ:f?E J: W1$'H I SWEEPER and sawing machine repair, partt, and auppti". Pick up end delivery, Davit V•cuum Cleaner. one half mile up GeorgH Creek Rd . Call 614· 72 Ell (I) M• A•s•H 7:05 (I) Sanford and Son 7:30 0 IJl (j) Newlywed Game (!) Speedweek (T) Ill ill Judge 1m Wheel of Fortune 0 Qll Cro..flre (0:30) Ill I]} llll Jeopardy! Q 1B1 Jefferson• Ell CD Too Close for Comfort 7:35 CD Honeymooners 8:00 (}) Daktarl II IJl dJl The Cosby Show Vanessa Ignores Cliff and FRANK AND ERNEST · UnconditiOnal lifetime guarantee. local retertnces furniat'led Free nlima1e1. Call collect 1-6'1 4·237-M88, day or night Aogars Basement Wat•proofing. 675-3101 . 21.000 mil ... 10900. 1989 May tn field for ule, muat cut and ~ Bamey Miller eASEMENT WATERPROOFING All typM carpenter 6 concrete work: Interior, exterior, remodellng, p~nting , rocfing, free 11tlmat11. Calf 014·446·8174. 19815 Dod,g e pickup, 3 4291 . and financial news with Lou Dobbs. (0:30) Ill I]} llll Wheel of Fortune 448-0294. 64 Hay & Grain Good conditioned hey. out of the field. 11 .00 bale. 61 .t-986· repor1s on world economics Home Improvements Dodge Atptn. Auto trans ., pb. pa, radial tlrM. Cell after 1984 lo SONS U.S. 36 Wett, Jacbon. Ohio. Colt 814·992·7215. '78 Cemaro auto, p1, pb,lotdad. 12,300 price negotiable. 304- TronSiillt lol lllll CROSS 21 ft travel trailer. Saltcontained. Excellem condition. 578-2498. 6350. 61 Farm Equipment oqulpped U500. Cell814·448· 0884. ' 84 Hond.i Elite ecooter like new-2,100 mil .. . '71 Dodge ~~ th• b• THURS .. MAY 28 • anchored live from New York. (0:30) 1B1 WKRP In Cincinnati Ill (I) Hogan's Heroes 6:35 CD Andy Griffith 7:00 (}) Hardculla and McCormick 8 (]) PM Magazine (!) SportsCenler (L) Cll Entertelnment Tonight Ill ill People's Court (I) \lll MacNeil/ Lehrer NowsHour (1:00) 1m News Qll Moneytlne Current FuUy 1978 ptyrftouth Sltelllte Cue- wagon, good body, 0 lour Rearrange tefters Qf terambi.G words 8 ShowBiz Today News of the entertainment world is 198& full tin elida in truck camper. C1ll 814·4•6-8648 lfttl' ?PM . rwy. 120,000 "llteo. 304·675· 5123. For sale or trade 1982 KOX 176 din bike. Runt good. 304-676- Farm Sup1JIIHS & LIVP. S!OI;k CAPTAIN EASY tom. •200. 304·875·6108. Tobacco or tomttc ttlcka 52". 1 6c each. Morgan'• Woodlawn Farm. Rt. 36 Pliny. 304-675· ~y 6:00 (l) Big Valley II C2l III Ill <JJ 1m Ill @ llll News <D SportsLook (T) (I) Dr: Who Hand ol Fear, Part 3 \lll Secre1 Cltr IBI Facti of Life fJ) (I) Dlff'rent Strokee 6:05 (I) Beverly Hlllblllltt 6:30 II(]) dJl NBC Nightly News (!) Winner's Circle (Rb (J) Gill ABC News (I) Nightly Bualneas Report 1m Ill @ CBS News \ll) Knowzone Plastic turniture and new buildmg materials add Juel to a fire . · Nomad 21ft. Camper '~!:::~'. S@~4\\lA-~~trs· :::~ ldload CLAY I. POLlAN_:.__ _ __ EVENING 26 ft . Titan motor t'lome. completetw •elf-contained, genert· tor. eleept 8. 18900. Call l1•· .t48·0008. /J;fiJ-f. " LJJ2UsAT 614· 742-2103. Strawberries : Pick your oWn . Bring containerw. Claude Win-· ters Rio Grande, Ohio. Call .... 79 Motors Homes & Campers 1393. 614· pups.992-2607 Female. .No checlct. Call 8 ~ l111N6! 11 • low to form four sirfiple words. YOO SAID lH~ ~ Afler 6:00 call 304: 676·3073. Reg. Englith Springer Spanlm pupt . Exce,lent hu.,tlng atoctl:. F. t . Champion• . Oed & Grandparent~ from Eng~and . Ph . 446- Adult Cocker Sp1nielt Adult Shih Tzu. Chocolete Cocker 'XTIL£ UP IWD lJGT PAYD/>..'1 [;fi.Y... Oi<AY? 198? Ford NEW. du1l t•nkl long bed. 1950.00. One pal; 80-87 truck doort t260.00. 61 4·448·8927 OR 814-3989984. Regiatered miniature Schnauzer puppy, mal8. 4112 montht. CaH 614-446-9419 after 6. CCIJW~'T PAY- 0125. Coil 304-875·8697 b• tare 10:00 p.m 21ft... lflt:rrfl. ot-4·1. 120 H.P. Mtroury t-0 -or. N2119. rolu.-, I rooolntlnu. . . . Of" trecll tor ~. "'· Hou11 441·7121. SWAIN AUCTION 6 FURNITURE 82 ~)I.T MO! 1'1,0 pp.,~-;; ftro, 100 'PAlO '()0 73 Monte Carlo. body tolid. •r• 875·3073 aflO< 5:00PM . 51 Household Goods AOOJr '!AAT zo Television Viewlng 676·6758. locllot, 30 lb. lhruot otiCirlc 248·8285. motor. Tilt- I l>ottwy. CoU 114-446-1112. ' Wsneraon ' • 304-875·2247. R;f: '5LIRE., 8UDGEnranaminion• : Uted & Atbultt, Atl typt~ . Gulfant..d a m~umum of 30 daya, will dtlflltr, cuh • C:ltfY or inatal. Ph. 114--448-2220 Of 1·304· PARK , Rt. 2 lOUth, Galllpolll Ferry, WV. Now t.ntlnglotl for •e5.00 per month. C1ll 304· Mt:lt: II .1111lt ot: ~~~. LUT~ ~;~ . OOW 514·218·1856. Dragonwynd Cattery Kennel. CFA ·Mimahr;-en, Pet~ian 1nd Si eme~G kitten•. AKC Chow pupplet. New kittena; Slam•a and Himalayans. Call 61 4·"6· 3844 after 7PM , 175-8760. Nice 3 bedroo m. ,exp.-.do lhllng room. lg. yard. See at 314 Third St . l(ena..-ga. Ph 8U·' ' I· BORN LOSER Auto Parts 260 8-cy.l. engine. brlnd new. UOO. Cell after 8PM . Ph. 0231 . Ready mi~~: concute and ell concrete • uppliat . Call u• Valley Brook Cement and Suppllel, 56 76 Groom and Supply Shop-Pet Grooming . All breeda . .. AII ttyln. Julie Webb Ph. 614-448- Routh '• Strawberriet, 2 miln bsc:k of New M1ven , WVa at Union Caf"!lpground. Start May 25. You p1ck· 81 .00. We pick· 55 Building Supplies KIT 'N' CARLYLE ®by urry W~ht The Daily PomerOy-Middleport, .Ohio & Accessories bedside _of •_1,60drawett, ,..._3_0_4_·6_7_5_· 1_0_33_._stand. __ 58 Fruit - ""han table end chain & Vegetables Oak 860 .00. Reat e hiteh s1oo.oo. 304-676-6393 . 614-742 -2271. 1& h . fish ing bo at , 70 MP Evinrude and 36 ft . titth wheel tra..,M traHer for tale Ctrloa Snowden 614-992-6017. 56 May 28, i~87 Th...sday, May 28. 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ' "" .' CRYPTOQUOTE 11·28 RZRYPXHMZB J M Z ' H K CYP X~ Z M D· V E D P KHY v y Q z y E Y M P M H M I Y Z ~ 0 Y' N M J MZ YMXKNE A Q p M D K N N H Q () v y z S RE A Y D N N MP X . - A P Y R .M N N Y Z Yaterday'a Cryptoquote: SENESCENCE BEGINS • AND MIDDLE AGE ENDS THE DAY YOUR DESCEN· DANTS OUTNUMBER YOUR FRIENDS. - OGDEN B Q .NASH �Page- 12- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Appears in court on charge Charles Barley , 48. or Route 1, Rutland, charged with felon ious assaull been shot at the club .. Sheriff Frank identified the victim as David Talbott, 21. · Racine, who had been shot once in the left leg and twice In the right leg. Talbott was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital by Pomeroy EMS. He underwent surgery there Saturday morning fo r rem oval of the bullets. · A .25 calibre automatic pis tol !n connect ion with a shooting incident early Saturday morning, had his inltial appear· ance Wednesday morning In Meigs County Court before Judge Patrick O'Brien . The Sa turday shooting oc· curred about 1:52 a.m. at The Cove night cl ub, owned by Bar .. ley, on Route 7 just out side Pomeroy . Sheri!! Howard Frank and severa l deputies , a nd offi c· ers from Middl eport and Pomeroy were called to the club aft er being in formed tha i a man had wa s recovered at the scene. Paul Gerard, in ves tigator for Meigs County Prosecuting Attor· ney F'red Crow Ill. reported that Barley's preliminary hearing has been schedu led for l: 30 p.m. next Wed nesday before Judge O'Brien. Gerard said purpose of th e preliminary hearing wil l be for the judge to determ ine if a crime was actually committed and if there's evidence that Barley committ ed the crime. Barley, represented by Allor· ney Steven Story, Pomeroy, has been released on a $20,000 recog· niza nce bond. Will flush fire hydrants tonight Fire hydran ts in Middl eport will be flu s hed ton ig ht (Thursday 1. Residents are advised there may be a di scoloration of water near the hydrant s when flu shed. j Market report I OHIO Vi\LJ. ~~ y UVESTO<.:K Ma.rJI,j!l ftf•port for May 23, 191l7 S1tle every ~ld u rd ay at 1:00 p.m. • Trf'nd s: Vral Co l vfls. sle.:nlv · F'r>flfler Cu tll c. stc•<W.v: Cows. $1 .50 - i:~· highrr; Rl('(or.<> & Yt•iJ rl l ru~~. m ('(l. lra mt• 111 Ill ~2 250-.'VX) lbs, .~1\~- SS.lliJ; 31Xl·400 lbs. $fl.l$Ril:· 400·500 Jbs. S6EJ41 $77; rMXHOO ll>s. Sli0- $76.50: fi00 -7fXI lhs. $~H70; 700-800 lbs. S!'i2-$6Vi0: ROO lb~ & up, $tl7. ~- $1i550: Hclfrrs. mt•d. I rum(' ztJ & 112, 2!"10 3()'1 lb:;. $64 -~3 : .100-400 !b~ ..$61 -$72.5(); 400-r!OO tbs, &G0·$66. ~: 5(X).f,(XJ lbs, $fi0.50-S67: 600-700 lbll. $~·S6fl . fl0; 7flll.P.on lb.~ . $.">0· $5~: R(Kllb.~ &: up. S49-~55. :i0 ; Bu lls. rli t'« l. framf'lll & 112. 2illl·300 Thursday, May 28, 1987 I • Oklahoma, Texas .drenched by storm By United Press International Heavy storms buffeted the i ra n-soaked plains of Texas and Funds distributed . O~lahoma early today, swelling rivers and creeks and spt'nnlng tornadoes that caused minor damage. Up to 8 inches of rain fell in parts of Oklahoma and Texas late Wednesday and National Weather Service forecasters said slow·movlng storm systems .would bring more downpours and The May State School FoundaJion Subsidy payment of $164,247.716.58 to 614 Ohio city , exempted village and local school dis tr icts and to 87 county boards of edu cation was reported by Sta te Auditor Thomas E. Ferguson. After deductions for employee (As of10:30 a.m.) and teacher retirement, the Provided by three distri cts in Meigs County Bryce and Mark Smith received a lola l of $558,601.00. of Blunt Ellis & Loewl Amounts received by each district of the total include Eastern, Firm Price $121 ,184.98; . Meigs Lo cal. Am Elec tric Power .. o.... .... .. 26 'h $315 ,57.1.33, a nd South er n. AT&T .... ......... ......... ..... 25% $1 2 1.~2 78. In add ition the Meigs Ashl and Oil .... ............... ..... 63\!i County Board of Education re- Bob Evans Farms ........... .23% ceived a direct allotment or Charming Shoppes.. ............... 26 $28,983. 80. . Federa l Mogui. ........ .. ......... 42Y. I (;ranted divorced .minor flooding today . " Th ere is a stationary fron t across the Plains and easi of it is a lot of rain, " said Hugh Crowther, an NWS spokesman. Minor to moderate fl ooding was expected along rivers and creeks in central and northwestern Ok lahoma, central and eastern Kansas. northwestern Missouri Daily stock prices Goodyear T&R .. .. .... 64 i; Heck's Inc . .... ............... ... .. 4Y, Li mited Inc . .. .................. .. .. .41 Multimedia Inc ........ .... ....... 52Y, Rax Restauran ts ............. .. ... 5',4 Robbins & Myers ................ lOY, Shoney's Inc... ... . ....... ... 27 Wendy's Inti. .. ... .................. 9',4 Worthington Ind ................. .19 '!;. lbs. IOI·In'<l: :llliH<KJ lbs ,ll~· l76 : 400-r.IK) lbs, J~ 7. 5l) ·$7.1 ; 500-tiliO tbs. -i!")ll. $7ViO; 601"1-700 lbs, $53-$(!6; 701i-flfl0 lbs, 548·$60.fl0 ; ROO Ills & up , $:i.l54l-.$61.~•11: Hollitf'l n Stt"r rs & Bulls, :100-ROO lbs. S5~· S64 . 2.'i: Autthf'r Aulls. 1200 lbs & up, IJIII!IIf's . $50-S57 : e:J nn('rs & ru n rr.~. $4 ~- $.')() ; RU!Ch l'f Co w!'., u1Jllllf'S, $40· $4~ .51); C' t.Uln i'I"S & f' U11 <'r!L 5Ji\-$1 2; ;J ff•w h(' lll'rf't1ro typf't'IJWS, up 10S54; L1 . WI. tow t~radr cows. $.17-down : Spr lngrr Cows S375·S550: Cow & Calf eomb ., $4Y,.Sfit0:' Vr. a l Ca lves. eholcl' & prtm1•. $9l ·S9fi; mrd. .gradr. $75.·SR8: 13<1 b.v Cott v••s, b.v Hw }l('ad. 20 Yo BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT $5 00 75< HUBBARD' S GREENHOUSE SYRACUSE !IY LEE LEONI\RD UPI Statelwuse Reporter COLUMBUS; Ohio iUPI J - A $22 billion Republiean ·written version of the state bud ~e t for next two years is headed for a joint Scnatcc House ~nd a telephone tax likely to be the hot topics for discussion . The Senat e, talking and voting strictly along partisan li nes Thursday, adopted the budget 18·1>. wit h majority Republicans hailing it s gains for e ducation and minority Democrat s assa iling cuts in health care and public ass istance. House Speaker Vernal G. Riffe .J r.. D-New Boston. sa id the measure will be sent to a s ix - mem~r conference co mm ittee for negot ia· lions. pro bably sta rlin g next week . Si nce the legis lat ive chambers are politically divided. the con ference pa nrl will incl ude three Republicans and three Democrats. " I don't believe it wil l be a lengthy rt•concilia · lion pr oc~ss," said Rlffn. " We'll ha\'P to lake a look at what they added ." Senate Republicans added Sll7 million to the Housr level for higher educa tion and ~90 million ror pr im ary a nd se-condary cduca l ion. whiiC' trimming SlW million from the House amount for human services. The adm inistration of Gov. Richard F . .Celeste issued complaints that welfare caseioads have been underestimated and a sales tax on long 'di stance telephone calls Is $30 million short of providing thr requ ired fun ds. Those iss ues will be 2 Sections, 14 Pages bro ught up in conference. The huge appropriations bill. which totals $3~ billion when federal and special funds are cou nted. clea red the Senate after more than five hours or discussion punctuated by shouting and finger-pointing. • II was the earlirst in memory the Senate has dealt wit h the budget, preceding the norm al timr by three weeks. The budget must be in place by July I. Quoting fro m publications ra nging fro m the Bi ble to Hustler Magazine, minority Democ rats tried 34 amendment s to change the complexion of the budget. which raises sta te spending by 9.2 percenl over two years. One passed. William J. Shkurli, directorof thest ate Offlceof Budget and Management , said he has "mixed feeli ngs" abou t the job done b;· the Senate. Shkurti appla ud ed t h ~ additions for education and restorat ion of funds for mental retardation and youth serv ices. but he questioned the :l.> Republlc.a n vrrsio n of 1hl\ bud gr1 boosts huma n. ser\'icrs spending to $4.65 billion. up $167 million · or 17 percen t abovr the current amount. · Aronoff and othCI' Republica ns ins isted on' p<~ ss in g ·, he budget off as the governor's. flut Democrats arcusc•d I hem of denying responsibil ity for poorly But Democrat s. Jed by Cleve land Sen . Mir hurl White's reference to .J es us Christ's ex hortation 10 help the poor. lament ed the $l2o billion wr lfarr .budget, act ually $9.6 million less than the amoun t for the pas t two years . c•d ucnlion. " It 's as if somebody aband oned an unwan<ed child on your dooc strp," said Sen. : Rober t .J. Bo~gs. D· .Jrffrrso n. "Wr arc the, mot hers an d fa Ihrrs of this budget." govrrnm~rit stra!C)r,.' to curb lhC' trs tlng and undrr w ha l circum stancef: - remai n unrlrar. C'Om· EOM SALE - SALE $279 and Extra Sizes Reg . ' 1 2.00 ....... ...... Sale 19.59 Reg. ' 1 8.00 ....... .... Sale 114.39 Reg. ' 26 .00 ........ ... Sale ' 20.79 Reg. '32 .00 ........... Sale '25.59 LLOYD SPRING BASE CHAIRS Low Back Chair SALE$72 OFF OUR ENTIRE STOCK MEN'S BOYS' TOPS and SHORTS SALE TOPS and SHORTS SALE SAVE Our entire 5tock Sale priced Friday and Saturday 25°/o Solid and fancy shorts and jams. Knit shirts and sport shirts. Boys sizes 8 to 18 Big selection of basic shorts, tennis shorts, denom cutoffs. plus jams in solids and panerns. REGUlAR AND BIG SIZES SAVE 2S l0 0 BOYS SUSPENDER JEANS PRE-WASHED ILUE DENIM AREA RUGS Solid colors and patterns. Many colors. Sizes up to 4'x6' 'Regular. Slim and Student sizes Reg. $26 .95 .... .. ....... .. .. Sale '21.50 Reg. '23.95 .................. Sale ' 19 .50 Reg. '19.95 .................. Sale '15.50 SAVE HOME STORE HOURS: 9:30 to 5:00 Monday-Saturday ~ was razed tills week. The hull ding wa.•adjaccnt to another slructurr at th•' <·orner of "Main and 28°/o Petite. Junior. Missy . .. ...,..- COM lNG DOWN - Tht• old Bendvut• Theater on Main Street in Pomeroy, closed for many yt•ars, SUMMER DRESSES Dresses, 2 piece suits , separate · pants and skirts. -- - ELECTRIC DRYER LITTLE GIRLS WOMEN'S UNIFORMS plicatod by issues of Jaw and public polic)' th at ha\'e bren thrust onto thr nat ional swgr b;v the AIDS epidemie. However. adm inistratio n offl· to r moracc· ctots expect reco mm end at ions · received Thursda y from the Cabinet · lrvel Domestic Polle)• Council and a nnounce his posit ion us rar l:v a s Sunday. when he delive" the kev note address at a fund -rais ing dinner intended to raise $000.£Xlll or more for /\ IOS research. F'or the record, White Hou se spokes man Marlin Fltzwa<c•r said onl y <ha t Reagan had the rpco rhm C'ndatlon s un d c• r consldrra lion. Rragan .. .. 25°lo FURNISHINGS~ 1st FLOOR FRIDAY, MAY 29th- SATURDAY, MAY 30th E.l• .,,.,tl, f'o-U~f. 1·"10 ! lU I "l lt' ' CMAICI.l CAI:O - Syramore owned hy -la.v Hllll which Is ht•in~ cnmpletely renovated and will he occupied later this month hy The City Loan . hUm an services e:md ,. Expect President Reagan to support testing for AIDS WASHINGTON 1 UP!r - Pres· LITTLE BOYS fun~ C'd and well· !rained work force." spread of AIDS . Th r dimensions of that program - who wou ld be subj r c·t to Cycle•. 3 Temp.. Perm. 25 Cents "I havo a problem with palling myself on ttir back tor priorities that are fund ed out of th•• mouths of babes." said Sen. William F. Bowen. D-Cincihnat I. White and Bowrn fai led in their attempt to rPs tore $4~ mill ion in state funds lo the welfare I ines in the bud ~ rt . Counfl ng menta l hco;rlth and rC'ta rda lion , and programs for children and <hr aged. lh<' While• Reaga n could rPjrrt thr• propo:-.als ou tri ~ ht. adm inistn1 tio'n offi cial s considc•red tha i unlikely . Most prrdiC'tc-d he w·ou ld r ndorsr a broad phm to publicly supporting expanded medica l testing as part of a f'O('ouragr widf'r testing at lh<' '8.00 ....... Sale •6.00 ' 10.50 ..... Sale 17.87 '16.00 ... Sale 1 12.00 '26 .00 ... Sale '19.60 dur~ A Mult fmedia Inc. Newspaper percent cu ts in Medicaid and Aid to Depc•ndenl Childr en in view of Increas in g caseload estimat es. "This Is basica lly a continua tion budge t. with some growth." said Sen . Stan ley J . Aronoff. R-Cincinnati. chairma n of thr Finane!' ('ommit · tee a nd arch iteel of the Sena te changes. Aronoff emphasized that the $6.3 billion outla)' for schools exc<'t'ds the current amou,nt by $o72 million. OJ' 10 percent. and the $:t billion for colleges and universities Is $400 million. or 1>.2 percent over what is being spent . "Educa tion itself is a tool of economic development ," said Aronoff. "The best "·ecan do in a fast -changing world Is to offer a we ll-edu cat r-d animous recommendations fm m his Ca bin pl , is mo.vl ng toward Reg . Reg. Reg. . thunderstorms State budget heads for conference comlnittee idrn l Reagan. ar mrd w ith un· One and two piece suits, bibs. crawlers, playsuits. SIZE NB to SIZE 7 ~cattrred enttne Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, May 29, 1987 992-5776 LlvPslock hauling aval bbiP. Partly cloudy tonight. Widely • at y Vo1.36, No. 270 Copyrighted 1987 Hot, humid. High around 90. f ha nt·t• nf rain :CO percent. ing t'Vl'ning. • con ference committ ee. wit h welfa re caseloa ds NOW ONLY OPEN DAILY 9:00-5:00 CLOSED SUNDAY Good May 28 thru May 30 Sowt 3CXMOO lbs, $43-Si\fi .:lfl; ·•100-SIKl lbs. $4()- $47 . 2~, ; Pl~:s b;v Thf' h(';HJ. ~4~-down . Numhn 800 Pirk 4 5726 FOR SPRING REG. 51.00 jo S1.75 (EXCEPT SALE ITEMS) WITH PROOF OF GRADUATION. $120-down Top HOI-(S : 1~ -200 Jbs. non!'; 20U-21 0 lhs. S49· S.~2; 210- ~·10 lbs, $~ . 50-$55 : Butchrr Boar~. 400 Jhs & up. ~11t50·S42 : Bu tr hPr I 10 IN. HANGING BASKET REG. ss.so TO S7.75 NOW $4 OO EACH 4 IN. GERANIUMS CLOTHING Dail~· COATS & JACKETS REG. S7 .50 NOW OFF ALL ' t . Health Care insert today Ohio Lottt>rv• WOMEN'S LONDON FOG GOOD SELECTION OF FlATS Cong ratulationc, 1987 College and High School G6aduatec! Family hour. THIS WEEK ONLY 129 Mill St ........................................... Middleport I .tttllhflh::ill,lt t:,u·r. and parts of nor th· central Texas, the weather service said. The Oklahoma City area received as much as 5 inches of rain in five hours late Wednesday and. occasionally, rain was fa lling •at the rate of two inches per APPRECIATION SALE Corner Collections Elizabeth An n Mclnlyre and Cla ren ce Dav id Mcfnl yre have been granted a dissolution of their marriage in Meigs County Common Pleas Court. Elizabeth Mclnly re has been restored by the court to her malden name Rit chie. Filing for divorce is Krista! Lynn Bolin, Pomeroy, from Joseph Craig Bolin, Pomeroy . • frdC'ral and slat<• IP\'£'ls. "There ac·e man\' detai ls that ha vpn"t Jx•<'n nai lt•Ct down. " sai d one offi cial. "The broad con.sen sus abou t thr nf'f'd for tPstlng is 1hrrr. ·' La :-;1 wf't"k. f'lt !. Wal<'r sa id ~C'I"UI in\' . ~"lt z~·a r<·r emphasized I here h"d be<•n unanim ous support f.or the rt'Commt'ndations Thursda)<. - ('VCn Irom Su rgeo n General c4 Evet'ell Koop, who has opposl'(lwldespreud mandatory t cs tln ~.-· despite weeks of Int ernal debatl\ Because the f<'dcral government has limited or no authority to n~ulrl' t(lst !ng In som(1 arcus, sur h a!-i I hr lssmmce of m 1.1rrta Ji~"C· li<·rnsf's . an expanded trs11ng p<'OgTam would depend on sta te and loco ! governmcnls ael lng on IC'aS1 In rirru m sta nePs whrn· requiremen ts for groups within trs ts lnr co mmunicable disraSI'S their j ~risdlc t lons . arr nnw ;.<'Quit •d. such· as lippli · ,. Koop .. the nation's Jojl public healt h offi ce,·. and other sdcni I':Jt Ions for ma rrli1gc l lcr nsr!-i lsts hu vc• opposed mandatory and prrmunrnt rC>sldrnr Joil alu r. for immi~rant s. Othrr targPt '"'' lng oul of concer n It would be groups under co nslderat ion In- too expensive and scare• many clude priso ners and hospital hi gh-risk Individual. away from thr mrd lea l systrm . pa tient< . Ot hrr groups hl'i lrvr a tougher A< the sam <' lime·. th<' adminissll:lnd l!-i nC'<'l'SSiJf.V to protect tration has tried 10 remove thl' public hea lth and ha\'c ra iled fo r !-i l lgma of ml:l ndut or y SCI'P(I ning b.\' rrfc•rrl ng in"rad lo "a ul a· com p!J i so r~ test ing at least fo r lhosr appt~· lng fo r marriage mafi c" or •· routln<'" t<>s tln g, llrr•nses. which wou l~ al low somr lndlvld:. uul s In ran.!(•tpd groups to avoid !{raga n wou ld br incllm'd to support manda1or~· IPstlng ut Eastern to graduate. 66 seniors Sunday Tambs says when he began job he took orders from Lt. Col. North lommflncrmrnt exrotT ises and baccalaurca tr for the ~6 members or Ihe J9R7 grad uating class of F.astern High School will be held at 6: .10 p.m. Sunday in the By DAN/\ WALKER and E. MICHAEL MYERS WASHINGTON iU PIJ -Law· m akers pro bing the Iran - Contra sca ndal have so me hard qucs· lions for Assistant Secretary of State Elliott Abra ms beca use of evidence sho.wtng he and the lair CIA Director William Casey knew more than th e)· said about secret effor ts to su pply the Nicaraguan rebels . Eyldencr In recently deelassl· fled files and in test !many at the Iran-Contra hearings Thursday shows Casey outlined ways to get outside cas h for the Contra rebels in early 1984 whil e Abrams knrw details In 1985 abou t a secret ai rstrip for the guerrillas In Costa Rica . Ll'wis Tambs. th ~ former U.S. ambassador to Costa Rica. told the congress ional com mit tees probing the scanda l Thu rsday that before he took up his post he go! marching orders from Lt. Col. Oliver North to "open a southern front " for the U.S. · backed rebels. The orders, Tam bs said. came from a res tricted Interagency group, or RIG , led by Abrams. The former ambassador also said Abrams knew as ea rly as September 1985 about an airs trip In Santa Elena, Cos ta Rica, built by a company run by retired Air Force Maj . Gen. Richard Secord -a centra l figure in the scandal who testified as the hearings opened on Capitol Hill three weeks ago. Abrams has told the Investigators In depositions he was not aware of the airstrip until recently. A State Department officia l, speaking for Abra ms on the basis ofho Iurt her identification, said Thursday, "Elliott didn't have prior knowledge of lthe airstrip). He doesn't remember it, If he had Lt." The discrepancy could figure Rrv . Sandrrs writ presC' nl 1hr benedirtion a nd "F'anfare and R~eesslo nal" will be the reccs· slonal by the band .. Mr mbe rs of t hr graduati ng sc hool audiror ium. class arC' Delani Lal' i ~ Bak('r, Eastern is th e last of thr thr<'<' hi~h sr hools of Meigs Count\' to hold commrneement and speak · crs will br thP \'aiPdictorian. Rob.vn · Gai l Barnell. Mil chril Dean Barringer. Darlene Ml · rheie Baum. Douglas 1\'aynr Beaver. Jan et Fa)·e Buchanan. Tra\'is G . Nf'w lun. and thr ch.1 ss M~lis su Ann Calawav. C or~\' LC'<' sa lula<oria n. Amy D. Louk' Thr F. astern High Concert Rand rli r('(' ted b)' William Hall wil l prrsent a prC' lUdC' or mu sic tx-fon• rhe process ional . " Pomp a nd Circumstances ". The Rr,·. Robert Sandc•r·s. pastor of t~<· Moun< Hermon Unilrd RrrthrPn in Christ Church. wi ll prese nt the Invocation ll'ith the Ea stern SE-nior Hi~h Choru s presenting " Praer Be Wi th You" with Valerie Ran sbetrom directing . Monsignor Anthon)' C:ianna · moreoftheSacred Heart Church in Pomrrov II' ill deliver a baccalaureate address. " Life: 1\ Gift a nd a Task ". Other srl ~tions b)' the chorus thr oughout the prowam will be '"R7 Tribute" and " MaybeSo mcc da v". Ta t·a Woods. a member of the grad uating cla ss wil l present a vocal solo. " We Must Say Goodbye". The welcome will be given by Ronald Todd Clay. president of the sen ior class. with Lee Ann Robinson. vice president . intraducing the sP<'akers. Dr. Dan L. Apilng, Eastern High Principal. will present the top 10 scholars and will present the class of '87 to Eastern Superint endent Richard L Ro.berts. Conferring diploma~ will · be by Mrs. Carolyn Sus ie Heines. president of the Eastern Board of Educatton. Krist! Hawk,. class SE'Cretary, a nd Susan Sabra Swain, class treasurer. will lead the turning of the tassel. Car nahan. Ronald 'Todd Clav, Christopher Elliott Cat let< . F:d ~·ard .Joseph Coll ins, Ra ndall Wa.\'n!.' ro ..... dPr~· . Crrgory Wil · liam Cunningham. Gary Nei l Curtis. Angela Renee Damewood . Patricia Lynn Durst. ·Carla Mar Edwards. Laura Brooke F'arley, Kirk Pa trick Fick. Pamela .lea n Folmer. Michael LIX' Grant , Julie Ann Hawk, Kri st! Hawk. Leroy Paul Hendrix. Matthew &o tt He nsle.v. Charles Rex · Justi ce. Russell Dale Kell er. Erica L.v nn Kessin· ger. Rebecca Ann Kimes. Lisa Gale Lance. Pamela Ruth Lawrenee. Gregory Allen Leachman , Jennifer Lynn Lee, Danie l Curtis Leo nard, Amy Dyann Louks, .lames Jeffrey Mays. Jay An· thony Neu tzilng. Travis Ga le New lun. Brent Andrew Norton. Melissa Dawn Nu ti cr. Thomas Mathew Parker. Cynthia Sue Randolph. Michael William Ran· dolph, Brenda Kay Reed, Kirk Dean Reed, Arlene Louise Ril · chie, Ken neth Wayne Ritchi e, Tammy Sue Roberls, Lee Ann Robinson, Donald Jeffrey Roush , Lesa Hope Rucker. Jeffrey Hugh Sayre. .Deleah Lynette Sanders. Tanya Marie Savoy. Terry Scott Sha rp. Michelle Rose Sisson. Ri chard F'ranklin Smith, Terry Lynn Smith, Wiiii~m Leroy Smith , Susa n Sabra Swain, Wlillam Art hur Taylor, Jr., Loraine Beth Tuc ker, AngeiaCayieWest, Beverly Ann Wigal, Todd Allen Wilson and Tara Marie Woods. STEPHANIE PETIT Pennsylvania girl champion WASHlNGTON tUPl i Thirteen-year-o ld Stephanie Petit says interest .in mlct·oblology and ·-an ea rlier science project prepared her for ~pel ling "staphylococci" - the winning word of the 60th annual Nallona l Spelling Bee . P~ill of Bethel Park, Pa ., sponsored by The Pittsburgh Press. was certain of victory when the pronouncer gave the word "staphylococci," which means a type or bacteria. "I did a science project this yea r and It was In microbiology. So I knew it. I just hoped I wouldn 'i make a really dumb mistake, " said Petit. Rachel Nussbaum, 14, of Ithaca, N.Y., claimed second place. "Originally my goal was to get as far as I could but I didn't think I'd get very far," said Nussba um, a ft er the tense final round. " I knew I was a good speller but I di dn 't know that I was all that good . There are 185 people and also luck is a big factor." big: leade rs of the Senate commlllre probing the sca nda l said . after Thursday 's hear ing that Abi'ams would have some explai ning to do about his know!-• ed)(c of thr efforts to supply the rebels whil e official u.s. mllltar_,. aid to !hem was Jilegal from Oct ober 19H4 10 Octob<'r 19R6. Thc•rc was a chance that expla nation would be demanded as early as today . The commit t('('S sa id Abrams cou ld be ca lled to testify after they height ened the drama with a closed session to protect the Iden tit y or .Jose Fernandez, th<' for mer CIA sta- tlon c hiP! in C'osto Rica who went by the alias Tomas Ca's tillo. After the public exposure In November of covl'rt U.S. at·m.• su l e~ to iron 'and the dl ve~slo n of profit s to !he Contras. Fernandez was suspended and then fired by the CIA for his role In supplying the rebels during thr ban on ald. In a related dcv clopmC"nt . the Los An~ei cs Times reported today that the spy agency h•s suspended anotht•r of It s officers who used agency helicopters In Honduras lo lrrry explos ives and other supplies to rebels during thr• ban. TAMBS TESTIFIES - Lewll Tambe, former U.S. amha.•.•ador to Cllllla Rica, lesllftes Thu111day before Congre.. tonal committee problns the Iran-Contra afflllr. Tamb said before taking the ptlllttu• was Instructed by Lt. Col. Oliver North to help "open up tht• Southern front" in Nicaraur;a for the Contra rebels. (UPI) � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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