https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/39f94aca957e572c4e764c67d524402d.pdf 8c0936901d8ebd8a001285d16600fc1c PDF Text Text ' • . .' Page-16-The Daily Sentinel ~~---Local '!-'' Briefs Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ---"r"--. Patrol prqbes Tuesday wreck A motorcycle an d tru ck were involved In an accident in Sallsbu.ry Township Tuesday, at 4:55 p.m ...on County Road 3, near Ohio 7, accordin g to the Gallia-Meigs Post a! the State Highway Patrol. · William E . Morris, 39, o! Pomeroy, was dri ving his truck west when a motorcycle ridden by Daniel R Taylor, 31, o! Middleport , los t cont rol on a curve and hit Morris' truck·ln the left side. Both vehicles sustained moderate damage. Taylor was cited fo r fa ilu re to control. Man rescued from river Meigs County Sherll! Howard f ra nk received a call abo ut · 8:20p.m. Tuesday !rom the Mason, W.Va. Police Depa rt ment Informing him that a man had been spott ed flga ting down river on a raft and that Mason au thorities were unsure if anything was wrong. Meigs County Emergency Medi ca l Ser vices were notified and Middl eport f ire Department and EMS were · dlspatcl)ed to the scene in upper Middleport. Law enforcement officers at the scene tried from I he bank to get a response fro m the subj ecl. Th m sub jec t fa iled to res pond and Middleport firemen went out into th e river to rescue the ind ividual. The subject. Gar.y Boggess . was all right and was treated at the scene by Middleport EMS. The sheriff also reports his department answered a do mestic violence ca ll at 7: 20p.m. on Sta te Rout e 143. Four forfeit bonds in court . Four defendants were li ned and seven others forfeit ed bo nds In the court of Pomr,roy Mayor Richard Sey ler Tu esday night . Fined were Ri char d Connolly, Pomeroy Rout e 3, $63 and costs, no operator' s license; Terry Derenberger, Pomeroy, and William Eakins, Pomeroy, each $11 3 and costs, intoxicatio n, and Harry Barton, Jr., ·Pomeroy, $'>5 and costs. excessive speed. . Forfeiting were Donald B. Betz ln g, Pomeroy, $50; Darren Cremeans, Rutland , $48; Bonita B9so, Port la nd, $47 ; Ri chard Metzger. Pomeroy. $46; .Jerry Holl ey, Ra cine, $47; Mary Ross, Columbus, $46, all posted on speedin g charges, and Melvin C. Pullins, Rey noldsburg, $63, expired plate., . Forfeii bond.5 in mayor's court Forfeiting bonds In th e court o! Middleport Mayor f red Hoffman Tuesday ni ght were Car.¥< G. Lee. Pomeroy , $40, speeding; Sa m McCloud, Middleport. $100. disorderly manner, and Eugene Ph illi ps, Al bany, $450, dr iving while Int oxica ted. Fined $25 and costs In the court was Way ne Williams. Middleport. on disorderly manner charges. Weather Licences !,'l'anted I Edith Teaford WedneSday, Area 'deaths and slsler·ln-iaw, Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Teaford of Syracuse; 19 grandchildren; 22 great grandchildren; and several nieces, nephews and cousins. Besides her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Glenn Teaford, in 1943, one brother, one granddaughter and one son-In-law. ; Services wUI be Friday, 1 p.m., at Ewing Funeral Home with Rev. Thomas McClung ofticiat · lng. Burial will be In Letart Falls Cemetery. Friends inay call at the funeral home on Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. f ormer Minersville residen t, Edith Teaford, 90, died Tuesday at the Pom eroy Heal th Care Center. · A homemaker, she .wa s born March 8. 1897 at East Letar t to Har vey and Anna Cummins Roush. She was a member of the Fairview Methodist Church, the Syracuse. Chapter of the Daughters of America and Pocahontas Lodge of Sy ra cuse. . Survivors include fl vesons and da ughters-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Harold Teaford of Middleport . Jlilr. and Mrs. Ernest Teaford of George Lyons Corpu s Christi , Texas, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Tea!ordof Pomeroy: George B. Lyons Sr., 82, Mr. and Mrs. Ea rl Teaford of . Hartford, died Monday In VeteColumbus and Jl.;lr. and Mrs. John . rans Memorial Hospital, PomeTeaford of Chester; another son, roy, Ohio. Cecil Teaford of Athens; two Born April 30, 1905, In New daughters and sons-in-law, Mr . Haven, he was the son of the late and l\1rs. Richard (Mildred) Robert and Emina Elizabeth Karr Jr. a! Bonita Springs , Fla. Ohlinger Lyons. He was a retired coal miner. and Mr. and Mrs. Henry (DoSurviving are his wife, Letha rothy) Bentz of Racine; another daughter. Juanit a Dav is o! T. Lyons; four daughters, Yo ungstown ; one brother-In-law Thelma E. Oldaker and Marjorie Floods. ,,__co_n_t.,..tn_ue_d_rr_om-..:.p-a.:::g_e _1_ _ _ _ _ _ __ Service in Cleveland, said the storms were iso lated and scattercd, but appeared to be the worst in Hardin , Logan , Greene and Darke co unties In the southwes tern par t of the state. A nbod warning was posted today for Ha rdin and Marion county communities along the Scioto River. · He said Ceauga and Lake counties In northeast Oh io also ex perienced the severe weather du ri ng early hours today. "It was sort or a hit-and·sklp ba nd of showers thatwas concen!rated In the sou thwes tern par t of th e stale and in the northeast, " he said. The flood wat ch flood watch in effec t lor most of Ohio was canceled near daybre ak Chudo)vsky said the flooding that had been reported was mostly street and basement flooding caused by small streams that had risen over their banks onto roadways. "We_' ve got scattered flooding all over the county," said Darke County Sheriff's dispatcher Linda Jennings. "Three or our main routes are flooded in spots . All have places where they are completely under water and impassible." The floodin g blocked portions of state routes 47. 118 and 1os throughout the county, but Jennings said other county roads also were flooded. She said slate Highway Patrol ofllcials had to help a motorists whose car was flooded on a county road. No injuries were re ported. A. Herdman, both of Letart. Mary J . Clark, Racine, Ohio, and Alice R Fields, Ha rtford; one son, George B. Jr., Wellington, Ohio; one brother. Charles Lyons, Crestview. Fla .; two sisters, Mary Patterson, Parkersburg, and Crace Hudson. Gra:,;son, Ky. ; several grand· child r en and gre a t grarldchlldren. He was preceded ir\ death by a son, Bennie R. Lyons . funeral wUI be at 1 p.m. Friday in the Foglesong Funeral Home with the Rev. Sam Anderson ofllciating. Burial will follow · In Evergreen Cemetery. friends may call at the funeral home from 6 to 9 p.m. Daily stock prices Charles Athey JAI:KSCIN PIKE -trr. JO WEST Pl1one 4<46-4524 BAR... IN >4ATINEES SAT1JROAY & SUNDAY - All SEATS 12. 50 A~I SS ION EVERY TUESDAY 12 . 50 IJiAY 29 thru .JUNE 4J L.:: rRIDAY thru THIJRSDAY:.::......J I o·'""'- S heclal of the Week. . r t HAM BUR 64( ' .' · l . A OLPH'S + .Squads have 4 <'all~ ' Meigs Count y Emr rgr ncy Medical Services reports four ·calls Tuesday; Middl eport at 12: 27 a.m. to oq~w St.. fo r .J ohn ·Ord to Veterans Memorial Hospi· tal; Rutland at 12:.12 a. m. to Harrtsonvlltr for Cart i\ rix who refused treatm ent ; Pomeroy al 10:58 p.m. to 13u rlingham fo r Raymond Whal e ~ to Vt>lerans Memorial Hospital: Middl!'port at 8:26p.m. trratrd bu t did not transport Gary Boggess. ·May piC'k up (•ant~ Joyce St eMtrt. last year' s swimming lnstrur tor at the Mid· dleport Pool , rrport s tint! st u· dents not receiv ing th<'i r cards last year for sur('css!u ll y passing 'their water l<>sls, may pick them up at th e pool !rom 2 _to ·I p.m. Frtday. ;To end marriagt>s Brian Lee Hunt. :tlar ine. ;md Laura Mae Hunt. a mlno•·. by her 'itexl of friend, EllzabNh Moodlspaugh. Pomeroy : Terry Adkins Jr., .Pomeroy, and Paula f\d kln s. P.omeroy: Sha ro n LPe Williams. Langsvllte. and Elbert Lee Wllli,ams. Langsville. , have !lied In Meigs County Com mon Pleas tour! for di s solu t ions of tnarrlage. Ruth Ellen Drnt . a minor, by her parent and next friend, Bobby Porter. Ra dcl iffe, has filed for a divorce from Way ne Alan Dent, Middleport . · · Linda •K. Persons .has been granted a divorce fro m Denver Russell Persons. Court news David Hendricks, Midd leport. ltas flied suit in Meigs Count y Common Pleas Court requesting a $40,000 judgment from Mike Eblin, doing business as M&J ·Garage, Gallipolis. The cases of Paul Steinmetz. Jr. , et al, against Cathy M. Branham; and Frederick Hel· dreth and Vicky Held reth against Larry and Jean Po~Vell. doing business as Powell 's Super Valu • nd Powell's Super Vatu Inc., bav'e been dismissed. • .Ohio. I otterv "t"ta.ITy ~ml~t:r J . 681 PiC'k 4 9284 Super Lotio VICtOry , Voq7, I 29-17.15 • .e·- ary No. 2! Copyrighted -1 987 0 Clear and cool tonigltt. Low 50 lo 55. Sunny Friday . High around 80. 40-23~39 Page7 '•. • • • ·e n tine 2 SectjoQs, 16 Pages Ponieroy-Middleport, Ohio,Thursday, June 4, 1987 26 Centa A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Commissiolt,.engirieers·consider road projects By NAr,:CY YOACHAM Sentinel News Staff A $400,000 Joan from a local bank may pave 'th e · wayt,o pave the' roads In Meigs County . If County . Engineer. Phil Roberts recommends taking th e ·loan, then the Meigs Count y 'Commissioners will . ·support him in his decision. ROberts reported ·tn Wednesday's commission'ers ni.eeting that· a local bank .is willing to loan .. $400.009 at six-percent interest to launch a county road ltmprovemeril program. Roberts outlined details of. the loan and .presented a list. or roads. . which are now ready paving - County Road 46 , · •Success Road, 3.84 miles ; County Road 30, Forest ~un Road !rom State Route 7 to the intersection o! County Road 34, 3.65 miles; and County Ro~d 3, New Lima Road between Rutland and Hatrlson-. · ville. 6.03 mites: Roberts es1lmates it will take at least $400,000 to apply two· inches of pavement to these roads which total approxinlately 13 miles. Llfe expectency of the paving would be 15 'years. { Although Roberts and· T~d ·Warner,_highwaay. t super.lnt~ndent, said they are In favor of a county Toad Improvement program, they .did voice concerns alxitit paylngtMloan back. Roberts said that as the h'tghway .'department budget now stands, about $50,000 a· year could be' paid back. With ·this much money going toward Joan · paYtJack, he and Warner said they were not sure now m~ch nioney wou.ld be left for routine road maintenance and dust control. . ' An Incentive for · entering 'intq the · paving program. they said, Is .that asphalt prices are lower nqw than they've been In Y.ears. . Roberts said he is anxious to see if Ihe state legislature hi creases · Ohto:s 12-cen)-a-gallon gasoline ·tax . Roberts said the tax increase proposal hinges on support from Gov . .Richard . Celeste. If the'gasollne tax In Increased, Roberts said he could expect some additional funding In his -budget and would be Jess hesitant to take on a large loan . . (This morning it was announced that the . Roberts rep~~s .road w,ork . itnderw~y iit Middleport ~ea governor is expeCted to propose an increase of 5.~ recommeqd3tion on the loan by next Wednesday's cents a 'gallon . )3ackers of the proposal say the meeting. Unanimous approval !rom the commisgovernor's support v,t:tually assures adoption or sioners, a public hearin g and a resolution or the.lncrease by thegeneratassembly. Each penny necessit y are needed before a loan could be . of \he gasoline.tax raises about $54 million a yea r. signed. , . . A 5.3 percent increase would bring in about S28t1 Earlier-consideration was given the possibility million, one-.!ourth a! which would go to local of selling municipal bonds to lund on-going road goveninients lor road programs . 1 · improvement, but Roberts said bonds would · Commissioner 'Rich ard J.ones said he would create a greater obtlgl\tiOn for the county. The support any portion o! ·a road imp•·ovement rom,mlssloners agreed . program that Rober ts. recommends. but that he Roberts also reported that about· ~ven mites or felt the county was past due lor a road program. roads are scheduled tor "area patching" this Commissioners · Manning ' Roush. and David summer - County Road 21. Hobson Drive; · KobleiliZ agreed with Jones. . . County Road 26, Flatwoods Road from Five Jones also poillted out that II the count y opts·lor Points to County Road .20 told U.S. 33); <;ounly ·the $400.000 loan, no money would come du e until Road 25 .~Pom·e roy Pike; Count y Road 28. !rom · 1988, and by lhe.n, the highway department wilt Racine to Bashan; Count y Road 30. Fares t Run; have paid oil a large piece or equipment, thereby ·and County Road 32. Eagle Ridge. Tot al cost for freeing· up some mor ~ money ·which could be these roads Is $132.300. This money. Is already applied either to the loan payback or to g_eneral earmarked In lhe highway department's budget maint'enance. · , and Is not part of 1he proposed $~00 . 000 loan. The comlssloners asked Roberts to make his ~~r-------------------~ \ ' By NANCY YOACHAM . DAIRY VALLEY :<75. .. Davis ' • With Fries........S1.19 South Central Ohio Marriage licenses have been Hospital news A flood wat ch is in effect today. issued in Meigs Count y Pro bate Veterans Memorial .Thunderstorms are likely, some Court 10 Ralph .James McDaniel, Tuesday Admissions _ Sa- Plan special meeting 1 L 1 h 19, Middl eport, and Rebecca lbl ' poss y severe. oca eavy bb d M'ddl muel Arnold, Syracuse; Patty rains possible. High near 80. Li nn Hi ar · 181 1 eport; Hudson, Middleport; Harold OrangeTownshlpTrusteeswlll WI d be · h Mart y Wayne Diehl, 24, Syrah ld 11 tl M d 5 l' · n commg west . to ,, mp . C S Jeffers, Pomeroy. o a spec a mee ng on ay, "At the End of the Pameroy-Mason Bridge Chance of rain Is 70 percent. cusc. and ynthia Doreen 'aut.Tuesday Discharges - Ken- 7:30 p.m. , at the Orange Town' Mostly cloudy tonight with a e•·s. 20. Pomeroy; Keith Alan net h Cundi!!, Jonnle Meadows, shlpllrestation. Dust control will POMEROY, OH. PH. 9 92 ~ 255 6 • f Bent z. 21, Racine, and Rebecca ed Alii ed .slight chance o showers. Low In .James Wells, Robe rt Rinehart, be discuss . nlerest par1"'1 _,..., _rlllfL . . . . . . . :. ._. • • ·the low tiOs. NorthwPst winds Ci to Ann Lee, 22. Raci ne. Gatha Aizarad a. ties are Invited to attend. ........, '\,..! "'1111:::: ~ .... -10 mph. Chance of rain Is 30 ~------------------------------------'--''-"-..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _::;__ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ percent. Partly cloud y Thursday, ·cooler and less hum id. High 70 to , Extended Forecast Friday through Sundny : , Fair with season" bl e tempera· tures. Lows In thP 4o to 50 frid ay ,and In the 50s Sa turd ay and ' Sunday. Highs In th e 70s f riday ;~nd Saturday and 75 to 85 on ,Sunday. ' .sparks Reds .. . Charles L. Athey, 43. o! Route 1. Bidwell. died Monday in Missouri. . Born June 18, 1943 in Gallipolis, he was a so n of the late Harlan Clair and Mae E. Athey. s urv ivors include one daughter PatriCi a Athey, and one son , Ch ~ r ies Athey, bo th of Bidwell; one sister, Ruth Ann Gatdnet of Cheshi re; and two brothers, Paul Athey of Denver, Colo. and Roger Athey o! Cheshire. Graveside services will be 11 a.m. Thursday at Gravel Hill Cemetery, Cheshire, with Rev. William Curfman officiating. Arrangem-ents are by RawllngCoats-Blower funeral Home. There will be no calling hours at the funeral home. .-------------L-=:;;;:;.;.=:;=:;;;:;.;.==:;....:.,;,_,;,__ ~ ...Jtt... ~ ...Jtt... ~ "'"r' ~ ~ L..t' l . ,r I (As of 10:30 a.m.) . ' Provided by Bryce and Mark Smith ~f Blunt Ellis & Loewl Flrin Price Am Electric Power ... ... ... .. .. 26%' AT&T .. ...... .. .. ...... ... ... ...... .. .25 '% Ashland Oil .. ...... .. .. .... .... ... 62% Bob Evans farms .... .... .. .... 25\i, Charming ~hop pes ...... ...... .. 26% Feder.al Mogu 1... .. ... .. ......... .42 % Goodyear T&R .. ....... .. .... .. .. 65 % Heck's Inc ... .. .. ..... .. ... ......... .4 'h Limited Inc ........... .. .. .... .... .42\i, Multimedia Inc .......... .. ... .... 54\i, Rax Restaurants ............. .. ... 5% Robbins & Myers .. .......... .. .. lO 'h Shoney' s· Inc . .. .. .. .. ...... ........... 27 Wendy 's Inti ..... .. ....... ...... 10% Worthington Ind ... ....... ....... 20\i, . June 3. 1987 A ' .f " · considerably. " Roberts plans to. The board discussed re.placlng County Road 21, Hobson Drive, n:,gurfaee' the road in -about twn the courthouse roof whlch' lcaks was planed Wednesday morning weeks. . · . badly In several places . Funds .. of appi'oxlmat e!y'. one and one· A resolution was approved by amounting to $50,000 were ear-· .hal fro two inches ol.asphalt . Phil the commissioners committing marked In this year's county Roberts, M ~igs Cotinty.engi_neer. ' the couniy to a $12.500 local share bu~get for a new roof.'Once the reported the project We.dncsday of an economic development extent of the roofing project Is to th e Meig s Count y revolving loan lund through ·· determined, the board willl ad· Commissioners. Buckeyl' Hills·Hocking Valley vertlse ior proleel bfd~. Roberts )Vas able to get the Regional Development District. 'Upon recommendation from one-half mile or road fr om Stille The commissioners agreed to insurance consultant Richard Rou.te 7 to the Middleport c.or po- be(:onje part of the loan lund In . Patrick, lhi'commtssloners, have ration limits plan.ed . by BOCA · January. An Ohio Departmeni of rejectro all bids for a new Construction Co.- of. Norwalk, Developme?t ,grant for the loan lnsuran£e ·carrier to provide Ohto. lor $3,500. BOCA Was fund Is now In the final re~lew health and hospitalization coverbrought Into the area by the,Alan · process. Commitments of local a~e lor employees at the ·co'urt· ·stone Co. of Chcsterhlll for .work portions or the funding lr.om each h~use, county hlgtiway dep~rt · on the Gallipolis Eastern Ave. county trrvolved are necessary ment and Department of Human project. Because ' the asphalt before the graill ca~ be ap- Services. The e,Ommlssioners planer . was .brought In s!Jghtl:f proved. M~igs County's local said Patrick felt there· was not ahead of the Eastern Ave. · share of $12,500 would be · enough dl!terence In the county's schedule, .lhe ~ompany agreed-to . matched with $50,000 from the p,resent fnsurance costs and the . tackle Hobson Drive In Meigs state. 'The revolving loan fund bias. to warrant acceptance of a County. He said·. $3.500 was a could be · used to provfde seed new carrier. The commissioners ·''goood . price" for th~ planing money lor new businesses In the . said · they will continue their , which will "leveltheroa(j's jolnt s count y. pursuit of a cheaper Insurance . . .. rate . R~agan, will press allies on arms policy while in ·Europe . PLANING ROAD - County Road 21, Hobson resurfaced In about two weekll. BOCA Co1111lruc· .· Drive, ·from State Route 7 to the Middleport lion Co. of Norwalk, Ohio plane\! the half-mile corporation. limits, !'IIlii planed Wednesday 18 a strip of ro!Ui for S3,i100 which Roberll! morning of about one-and one-hall to two Inches of "good price." The 1111phal! which waa removed asphalt. County Engineer Phlllp Roberts, picfrom the road can be recycled hy the county tured:at right In front, says the planing wUIIcvel hiKhway deparlmenlllll cold mb materlaj, lf.ltls VtNtCE , llaly iUPil - Pres!· duled fo r just alter Ute surhmtr. . fln~l statement at the conclusion . the joints of the r<lad co1111lderahly and make the used within two-weeks. After two-.week!l, the deni Reagan is prepa,red to urge rotid much ~moother to travel a..• 110on as 11.- is With no · olficial meetings , or the ~ummlt . · material sets hard a.• concrete Roberll! Hays. ; allies at the Economic Summit to· Reagan was relaxing ar the Medium·range and shorter· "press ahead vigorously" . with · three-story Villa Condulmer In range nijclear missiles are re arms talks aimed at halving the Veneta. · · garded the most fertile ground . s~perpowers' strat egic nu clear Althou gh of!lcials In Wa.~ hlng- for a pilssible superpower agreemissile arsenal. his national · ton played down expectio.ns of ment at Geneva arms control security adviser says . any substanltive agree!llenls at. talks. .Reagan spent his first full day . next week's summit, national But · Carlucci said he also in sei:ulsion today at a 17t h- security adviser frank Carlucci expects. Reagan and .the leaders century villa - equipped with a told reporter s ~ aboard Air Force or Britain, France, JaP.an, West · , lly United Press International following stat ement : . stable and golf course- about 12 One th.at Reaga n will push the , ,Germany; Italy and· Canada to Gqv. Richard F. Celeste's top "II newspaper has -an obllga- . miles nor th of Venice, 'were allies lor a unified position on . discuss strategic nuclear weapoilt)cal adviser has la shed b ~c k , tton to report us fuli.y as possible leaders of seven Industrial pow- . nuclear arms coritrol a nil for help . pons, like lntercont lnental ballisat tlie Cleveland newspaper that on the men who run ror prcs td unt. ers will meet next week for the in keeping the Persian Gulf opm. lie missiles. · branded the govern or as a The Inform ation about Governor · 13th annual Economic Summit . Reagan ~pokesman Marlin · "O.ur position Is we need to womanizer, and some, pollllcal Celes te' s personal.llfc. which has . Reagan'.and hi s wile, Nancy. Fitzwater said ·there will be a pr.ess ahead vi(~Orously oil • observers specul ated that Wed· been th ~ subj ect or rumor and arrived late Wednesda y lor what "good full dlsscusslon" of arms . START," Carl,u_ccl said - refer· neSday' s sensation a I story might speculallon lor many Y,Cars. was was originally scheduled as a · control' · tng to Strategic Arms Reductions ·kill Celeste's budding pres idcn'' carefull y Inves tigat ed by two of four -day state visiT to Italy, It · Carl~ccl said a pending agree- Talks between· Washlngtbn &nd tlal campaign. our mos t experienced reporters. was made a prlvate i>isll aft er the ment wlth 'the Soviet's on eliml- Mosco)V seekt.ng a 50 percent In Columbus, the governor's "We have been workin g on this · Italian governmen t w ~s dis· natlng me,dium-raru:e mlssles reduction In the 'long·r.ange r:nts+ offi ce teporlep a brisk stream of story lor ,orne ti me and decided . :Solved and elections were sche· probablv will be addressed In a . sies . "There's no reason wl\y !he telephone calls, about 50-50 In to publish alt er the governor told Soviet Unibn ·cannot decouple . support or Celeste, following' The a news conferehcc on Mond ay this fr.om the defense In space Plain' Dealer's story alleging that he did nol have a Gary GOV. RICHABD CELESTE and begin · lo 'negotiate In CPJest·e had extra · marit al al· Hart· type persona l probl em... earnest." fai s with three women within "The Plai n Dealer has no The Soviets ·have previously the last decade. y toward' Governor Cc· animosit Insisted on making deep cuts In Austin, Celeste'sguber· Gerald tes te. We have-endorsed him for strategic weapons·· contingent natortal campaign manager and governor twicr . 'the charactN of upon t~e scrapping of the Reagan ltingtlmo political adviser, sa id a person consld!'ring runnin g for . admlnls'tratlon's prized · StreTho Plain Dealer .had an " ult e this count ry highest o!!lce Is a , teglc Defense Inlative, the pro· rlor.mottve" which was to kn ock legitim ate subj ect ror a news pap· .posed space· based .anli-mlsslle Celes te out or lhe pres idential er 's scru ti ny." ·system better l!nown. as "Star SANDUSKY; bhlo ·(UP! ) sweepstakes. "Dick Celeste's per sonal lire is Dagmar Celeste says she stands · Wars." · " If you look at the stories and non!! or my business and I don't On the econ.omtc !ronr. Fitz- by her husband, but would not the ~ea dlines and the edit orials thin k It 's anybody else's busi·water said. reagan will try to say If she had forgiven her of the last fi ve years , this Is a ness, either." said an obviously soothe the fears his rouriterparts husband; said to have ~xten paper that Is out to get Dick a nnoyed Democrarlc State at the samniit may have about romanlically ll~ked with three Celeste for one reason or Chairman James M. Ruvolo. ~.s. monetary pollc)< as a result other women In the· last decade. another." said Au$tin. Ruvo lo declined furth er com· of . the depar(ure of Federal Accuasatlon~ of marital in flAustin not ~ th at repor ters menI. Asked ir he wanted time to .Reserve Board Chairman Paul dellty were m'ade by the Cleve- never raised the Issue In 1986 cool of!, he res(l(Jnded: "Those Volker add the appointment of . land Plain Dealer Wednesday, des pite hints by Republican arc your words." economiSt Alan Greenspan as his just two days alter Gov. Ri chard candidate James A. Rhodes that 'Stat e Rep. David W. Johnson, ..:_su~c;;;ces": · ~so.;,;r,..- : - - - -·~-~ · F. Celeste said he had no "Gary Celeste's personal habit s could R·North CailiJJn. who headed Q._k . Hart· type problems." be cailed into question. P!'esdent Reaga n· s Ohio cam~ gas tncreast: ·. The Plain Dealer, fn a copy"At no tim~ did anybody write paign In 1.984 and Is an Ohiq right story quoting unidentified , abOut his personal life," said leader In Vice President George €0LVMBU8, Ohio (UPI) sources, said'Celeste awes were Austin. '' Why was that story Bush's bid .fo r the pres idency , Gov. BlehU'd F. lllld lep worried that reports he was . written now? He's not a said the new spaper story would lrllden Ill lbe Ohla HOllie ud "romantically llnked" 'with three ' candidate." have' a " devastat ing" el!ect on REAGAN StJMMft" '- 'Pn..Nnt Beacaa ~~ra·llle are ,,... ,to tN!ll a pi !IIIIo women· fn the past decade could .Celeste is In the process or Celeste's chances and could put IIITIY.,. ·at Marc:o Pell! Alrp111 Wedae•~•Y. add 'Ia ~llown here laere-lbe IRate I-11Detu5.1 harm his chances for the Dema- making up his rrilnd whether to him out of lhc running. , revlewla1 ltallu. 11'110111 ·a~o~~,_ wltll Italian Prim~ Mlnlller .. ceall ud ·may pal It Ill IM! 1%.4 cratlc nomination lor president. run lor the Democrallc nom(na· " I think It's too bad that we're 'Amlatere Futanl. Prtsldellt ReacuiiiiD ltalyfor.uevetlaallon blllloa ·l r-porlatlon blld1et ·The three women were not tion for president In 19!18. Into this," said Johnson . ''I'm (!(lGaomlc !lllmmlt wldcll bellaluae 8. I VPIY IN!td '!'eeL· . Identified. Continued on page 16 . The Plain De~ Issued the _..;;_~!"""""---• •. say• Reaction.varies on ·Celes.te story Ohio's first lady supports her husband ce.- WJVU -Poa . r. .\1 \ • r· �c..ommen . ·t ary..-·----~..;.._-------__.;,;~;o,:;.lnda;;;;;;;;ray~Y·· .; .; .J~neo; .id ~4,.;.; 1~ ;.~-hio ;.' .. • Page- 2- The . ' Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE !JoiTERESTS OF TJI E HEICls.fll ASOS ~RE ~ ' tS!m~ I"T""\......L--r· ~ c .~ I· q,v ROBERT L . Wll'iGETT Publl• her PAT WHITEHEAD AA!ilstant Publis her/ Controller WASHINGTON - Despite the best efforts o f federal and state enlurremen t agencies, American co nsumers are fleeced of an es timated Sl billion a year by m ail and telephone . hucksters who stay eil her an inch or two w it hin th e la w or a j ump ahead of it. • The gall of t hes £'g lib merc hand isers is oft en nothing short of am azing. l)n e questio nable ofler for a " power m otorboa t with outboard motor " wa s recently addressed to J ack Ander son at o u r Was h i n g ton M £'r r y · Go Round offi c£' . It was supposedly pa rt of a product test survey "a mongs t a very select few indiv iduals." There wa s a fi ner· pr int notation thai t he vessel was o f " p o l y vi n y lc hl o rid e " BOB HOEFUCH General Manager A ME~BE R of The United Press Internationa L Inland Dally Press Assocla11on and t he America n !\ewspap£>r Publ.!shers Association . LE1TERS OF OPt.N JON .ire- .welco me Th E-y shCAJld tX> 1!." 5! 1han :m u.·ord.s long . Alllett~r !'i a r f.>'s- ubjrett o 00 Iling a nd n'lJ st bP J lgnro u.·J1h na mt . a ddr ess and tcl(.op ~ooe number. ·" o un slg nOO lctl{'fs wlJ JDe p · blbh(od. Lett ers should be In good taste, addressing Is sues. not JrrsMali rk>s const ruct ion. Ou r A desenred honor WASHINGTON It ' s too ear ly In the year to m ake a fin al j udgm ~n , but make Sen . .Jam es Sasser, D·Tenn., the fr ont· nmner for the Hot Dog of the ' Year award . For those who do not follow sport s, a Hot Dog is a jock who plays hener to ·'the crowd than he does on the fi eld who ls more adept at publicity than making the play. It' s 100 ear ly to ru le out other potent ial award winners. but Sasser has laid down some credentiaL• that ar e going to he hard to heat. The Tennessee DemocTa l. who ha< a Dalr for publicity anyway. was dL<patched to inspect the USS Stark In Bahrain lk•hl>rc 1he fr !gate, vic tim of an anack by an I raqi pUot sc-.•craJ day s earlier. had put Into pon. The deCiSIOn to send Sasser was made by Senate Democr atic lead er · Robert B ynl of West Virginia and. if someon e really had to go. the choice was ju st ~Jed Sasser l< a mernher of the Senate Defense Appropriations Subrommillee. Whether Sasser could real ly collrc t any information durin g his Memorial Day weekend in the Middl e East that cou ld not he provided bv the military Is an open quest ion. Per haps he did. But there Is no quest ion that Sasser milked ev rry drop of publicity from hi< I rip. Well in advance. r ('(lOrters wer e notltled that Sasser would r eturn at 6: W p.m. Tuesday, Ma y 26, at Andrews Air Foree Bas e, just out side Was hington. He would read a sta tement. but not res pond to questions. And return he did no more I han ll seronds off schedu le, with all the t rappings of a MJddl e East potenta te lan ding for a state v isit. The Air Foree's S2. 527·an· hour C·W tax ied off the ru nway and r olled loa slop In tront of assem bled cameras and r('(lOner s. all herded hehind a metal fe11cc. · A smU!ng Sa<ser walked down I he r amp and, like a homing pigeon. right up to the cameras to read his three-page statement. Although he usro a lot of words, In essence Sasser said he was m ore ·conv inced than before he left that the plan for the U.S. Navy to es cort . Kuwait i shipping was " very ri<ky" and 1ha t other nations should shai·e in assuring free naviga llon In the gulf. Well, Byrd and others voiced t heir eoneer n befo r~ Sa<ser departed ..In fact , the Senat e passed legislation opposing the eseon until t he Pentago n suhmlt s a srcurlty plan for U.S. ships In the area. And while he wa• suggcs tln~ that ot hl'f nations share the burden, Defense Secretary Ca,par Wetn befJ,'l' f wa~ trying lo negotiate such cooperation In Europe, but wflh less fanfar e. Noting that he was ju st hack from a "very exha usting jou 111('y , " Sasser a• ked reporlffs not toques! ion him unt Uherou ld cat ch up on hl,sleepand eonlcr wflh By rd. He wou ld, he prcmlsed , answer quest ions at a .1 p.m. news conference I he nex t day. Letters to the editor It has now bee n 30 long years since a team from Middleport High Sc hool. co nsisling of H players. a coach and a bat boy and a m anger , returned home from Co lumbus. Ohio with the Oh io High School St arr Ba sebal l Championship. Jt was t.hc fi rs t and only I r am in M eigs Count y to wi n " state c hampionship. T~e r c have been about fi ve team s In t he pasI playi ng In th r state· tournanwnt but all cam e up short. Mlddl epor l had b~JS e bnl l tea m > In l!l.11 and 1950 tha t mlss!'d . M eigs L oca l had a base bal l ' team In t977. under Dale llarrl son. that got bea t In thr fin als. Racfn ~ had a baske lball teHm In the !9:\0's th at fr ll short. South<•rt t had a tr am under Ca r l Wol fe t ha t fell short , Th is 19Ci7 Mlddlrport bas<· bal l tra m wa s tru ly a great 0 11 0 and <t llrr r eading the fac·t s ' urroun d· lng the tr am , noo new !JI rr futr i t. On th is IN1m wen:' six ~C"ni or .... two juniors , and si x sophomores. These six ·sr nlors II'N<' tru r lead er s Hnd Jed b;; ex ample. W<' started ou t undrr very adi'N .sc condit ions. We had no !Pam In 19,6 du~ to fi nancia l difficult)' with fhe schoo l. W<· had l i1·r senior s who had l rll cr rd as rlt hrr fres hm en or sophomores and lhr n we only pla y!'d am ongs t ourse lves on the sa ndlot. You ~o n ' t gain much experien ce wit hout Instr uction and we had very !II tl e of that. We ha d no plai•abl e fi eld and o nly played three games at hom e that year. Mi ddleport had beeom e thr lau ghing stoc k of thP Southeast· ern Ohio Lragur a fter 195:l. Th at year under Da1·!d Wlncfordnrr we had grea l football and bas ket· ball 1cams. A ft er th at we grew steadily worse. F r om the m iddl e to the 'talc fifties, we had ~orn e very poor coac hes and our sport success was m i nimal at best unti l the spr ing of 1957 with the late Nol an P. Swackhammer as our coach. Our class, the Class or 1957, was determ ined to go out winners and that we did. We wer e tired of gell in g our ears pinned . ba~k 90 pe rcent of t he time. ; After winning our first game. we knew w e had the m akings of a good team, but we..dldn'l know just how good we wer e. Sixteen games later we were state champs. Coach Swack and our reserve players kept us loose and -' -·----- our hea ds out of the sk)·. Ten player s pl ayed a lot and fo ur never play ed or played ve ry IIII I<• . Yet they WPre a ve ry import ani par i of t he team . We pl ay ed seven tournam ent ga m es and the last four were · play ed In Co lumbu s. i n thesefour ga m ~s \\'(' n('vC'r had an ear nC'd r un scored on us. I . Jam es Bow ir s, had a thr n stat e Tcco rd of 23 2·3 inn ings of shu toul ball. Wr outsco r!'d our opponent s in l he tournam ent 46· 12. Th at's under two runs per ga m e. E xce l· lrnt in any league and lcyr l of basebalL . ' L a st Frid a), th ~ l ea rn members. w l v<>s and a gr oup of specia l guests held t heir 30th ann ilws ar )' at 1he Co lumbus and So uthr rn Ohio Elect r ic Co. In Ga ll lpolls. It was a r eal piPas urf' for mP to br a membet· of t he gr eat 1ea m and to have such gr ea t friends repor ter K ar en T alley ~ ~----- a oo , he m ight have been chosen " because he' s a sportsm an." (Word of Anderson's prowess as a so ftball spect ator Is obviously g~tt lilg around. ) The operator descr ibed the 5·fOOt· by·lO-foot Infl atabl e r aft In glowing term s, saying It can be used for :'fishing, scuba divin g, duck hunting and rugged whit ewater railing." It will re tail for " at least $700," he sa id. A company executive l ater ca utioned that t he boat should not be u sed in r ough wat£'r and a Federal Trade Commission offl · cia! s.aid S751s a m or e li kely price for the pr oduct, The operat or cla,l med that ! he boat Is a t est product "for one of t he bigges t m anufacturer s in America ," but declined to Identify the m anufacturer by nam e. He also sa id t he firm m aki ng the offer Is registered w lth the Belter Business Bureau. rn a lat er Int erv iew , a company official refuted this claim. In· deed, a BBB supervisor In · Southern California said the company had Ignor ed the bu· rea u's req uest last year lor Inform ation about Is. m erchan· dlslng practices . . In a consumer advisory , the Better Busin ess Bureau war ns that, " based on the tremendous volume of consumer feedback r ece iv ed by the bureau , we can repor t that offer s or this ty pe frequently contain serious misre-. presenta tion s regarding the true value of the gift s, and olften under estimate the amount o1 mon ey you will have to spend." The advisory poin ts out that consumer s may want to contact , the U.S. P ostal Service, the ITC or their st ale' s attor ney general, but warns: "Keep In that law enforcem ent action against these firm s Is very difficult. " Difficult , bu t not Impossible. The attorney general of Arkan· sas too k Warner Marketing Re· search to court last y ear after a number of consumers were left up l hhe creek without a lire pump. Assis tant Attorney Gen· .' er a! Rhonda Hill said the compa ny signed a consent deree ag r ee in g t o r epa y several hundr ed doll ar s to disgruntled customers and r om ising that arty , future m ailings In the stale would , " Show a pi cture of t he product or ; dfsccloe t hat Its chambers are • • infl atable. " The comp any's m arRelfng tac· : By MIKE TULLY. UPI Baseball Writer ttftiill- CONGRATULATED - Tom Brookens oil Detroit is congratulated after returning to the dugout alter hilling u two run homer In the third inning against Cleveland. (UPI) ' N~ W••l!ll4li.Y' II Kfo~~alb I F.u ~ w 1. rc~ . r;n 30 ·~ . 61~ Sl . Lou I~ fhka~en :Ml 1 1 .:wl 1 Monlrt•u.l Nt•w York :!'1 :l:l .Mil :!~ ~~ Pltt " hr~~;h t1 t1 . 179 :t 1•1 lP -1 6' , l,lll ll ~ ~~~ - ~~ ; ( 'lndnn-. San Fran ;WI :!'~ x ;; - t9 t t .3iill 1 Atlanta ~~ I' ~ ~· ~ Huu!itnn .:!00 26 .-100 2~ " 't'dnt.,.day's K4 ·sult ~ fh ka ~eo tl, Hou.~ l nn 7 f' r~tnd M~ •-1. Phll~&~lt>lphl a San Th e shipm ent s o f nu clear waste, to begin in I he autumn of 1988, are to be deposited by. DOE i n th ~ m ore than 100 acres of tu nn els that wind through salt beds l ocated 2,150 feet below the Eart h 's su rface. WIPP is to ser ve princi pall y as a depository for wha t Is know n as tra nsuranlc waste, w hose r adf a, lion emissions cannot pe~elra t e even pieC£' of paper bu t which pos£'s a seriou s healt h threa t to hu mans i f inhaled or Ingested . a Tra nsuranic wastes require secure long·ter m storage bethe cause t heir halfl fves am ount of lim e t hat must pass before they lose hall of t hei r radl oaetlvlly - can last for centuries i f not millenia. For exa m ple, the lialfl i fe of plu tonium 239, t he predom inant ra · dio lsotope, Is 24,000 years. Much oflhe wast~ destined for WIPP consists of rags , gloves. protective clothing. laboratory imp lem ents.. pumps, va lves, m o. tor s. tools and other m aterial s tha t have been In cont act with rad ioactive elem ents during t he weapons· mak ing process. M os t of the wast e shipments wJJI com e from fou r Western facilities - Idaho National Engi · neer lng Laborat ory, Nevada Tes t Sit e. Rocky Fl ats Pl ant In Colorado and Hanford Reser va tion in Washingt on - alt hou gh som e will origi nate at such distant loca tion s as Oak Ridge National L aboratory In Tennes· see and Sav annah River Plant In South Carolin a. The 500 to 1.200 year ly waste shipments destined tor WIPP will be h auled by truck and tr ain, pass in g thr ou gh every state west of the Mississippi River except those In the Upper M idwest. T o minimize the danger of t he public In the event of accidenta l · r adioactive releases, the U .S. Depar t ment of Transportation has long m ain ta ined sf r iel stand· ·ards lor the conta in ers used In suc h shi pment s. " But DOE has known since 1979 that the pack age it was deve loping f or WIPP shipments would not m ee.LlboSI' r t>qulrem ent s," says Don H ancock. a f t he s t .If m e mb e r A lbuquerque·b ased Southwes t R esearc h and Info rm ati o n Ce nter. Indeed: state offi cials wa rned DOE In m ict'.l 985 th at its shi pping a 0 Of time and the railroad .. --- .. ..... __ pay check to the jewel er who sold it to hi m. M y fat her was a telegrapher. Standing outs ide his depot looking at his watc h as the trainmen loo ked at theirs, he understood the power oft he chain of m en who w e~ e t he lifeblood or the nation' s comm erce and travel. A nd he was proud. Ra ll roads were beg· gi ng for good m en then, not lay ing them off In clumps In response to dy in g business and new tec hnology. M y fat her und erstood t he power of r ailroa d watches and the men w ho held th em better t han m ost because he was also par i of the m ysteriou s chain of sou nd that linked the r oad s. He unders tood that II he di dn't ' tap out his m essage. cor rectly. he ris ked was ting the precious tim e gua rded by the chain of watches. I often stayed' with m y father In the depot as a kid. Many limes I hear d him curse a fellow telegrapher who sent or read the code poorly . In response, he' d fire back a ser ies of taps that must have bur n! the fingers offts Inept recipient. On a railroad, one weak llnk st arted a domino effect of Inconveniences that touc hed every person who depended on a train along Its journey. As the r ailroad eommunlea· lions system became more . sophisticated, the railroad watch lost its Importance. When men went to war and my mother became a telegrapher with the Fr lseo In 1942, she wasn' t required to buy an olflclal railroad ~ ..__ ,. ,.... .... contain er was " un acceptabl£' for . use in New Mexico" because or: " design ln adt>quaci es" and "fun - ~ dam ent al deficiencies. " (In the l ate 1970s, DOE pr om· ; ised that the state would have; vet o power over WIPP activities: and practices . When that com ·· .tm ent was not honored, the •' m1 state sued In federal court but s e ttl ed for th e right or : " consultation.") Instea d of comply ing with ihe ' ex istin g sa fety r egulation, DOE : earlier this year audaciously ' called upon DOT to change if s : req uirem ent s to l£'gflim fze t he s ub sta nd ar d s hipping : Sl . Lttu ioo I I, 1\tl un t ll I L os i\ng,.lt'!il , l'l: t·ll' \'nrk 2 l'lnd n n~l 6, containers. • DOT has not yet decided wh at to do with the requ est, but New M ex ico 's full congr essional del e- : gallon- Incl udi ng both Republl· cans and Democrats has : called for Its rej ection and accused DOE offi cial s of " break · lng fait h wit h their co mmitment • l o New. M exicans." , The unresolved Issue Inv olves , m ore than a br oken promise to ' New Mexico, how ev er. The ·h£'alth and sa fety of millions of : people throughout the Wes t also ; ar e at stake. Sarah Overstreet ------------~~~~~ wa tch. Today the r oads m ove by st ill com e In and set their . m icr owave and not the sepa ra te watc hes by my clock ." he told ; . gl ances of thou sa nds of m en and m e. And also, he said, It just lsn' I wom en poised along t he line. A so necessary that trains run on : telegr apher working today to ld tim e any m ore. . ; m e he usually calls on ce a day to But . as m y brot her s and T' gel t he cor rect tim e and then sets treasured our father' s ra ilroad his electric ollf ce clock . " Tdon' t watch, th is telPgraph er hopes even w ear a wa I ch my sell, one day that his grandfather's although a lot of t he old hands w atch will pass to him . ' ~n llit • ~~:o at 1\ IIIUllll (nra VI't'k)' HiJ Ill '" ' untrt •al P ~o~ wtucki'IIM Rlwhrstrr ·" ulnr Ul Syracust• {' ulumt.l ~< ~ 1'ldt'WO&It>r Transactions Fr~do;t:o 1,\AA J llll:''"' - Sent pth ·ht1" M 11 r~ of Pudflt• fo!Uil IA"••w••· .'YIIII.tlr - At tltwtt•d Olltn t'i!lt•r Mk•lt ••y BriWillry !In~ rt'lif'tl'r Edwin NuJWt.: M'ftl lnllt'ld.'l" Rh·h Rtonh,-1 11. and pK t•h•.- Sian ('lark• · to ( 'a ii*'Y of l'ad fl• · C'o"-"' Lflll~ f ( ,, " ' ' ) . Ru t~ luothllll t - ~1'11.1' - S t~~:n• • d as~ t ~ t aa nl 111nt ratb . 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( 'hlt ·u.~~:o 3 Thul'!.d ll,l"' • fiu m ,.., Ot•trok tTt•rfl'll J- ~ 1 at RO!i! bn t Hur!»l H ). ~ ~ !l~ p.m. " Nt•" \ 'urk t~ H· k r n J. :ll al Mlhn "'"',., l ltl~nwr u 1 · ~). M: :t~ 11. n1. Kiln "*' ("It,· I Su. ht'rh~&~:t•n !HI ut S.•l.lltlt• t M n r~an .I- l l. JO: :I.i p.m. f bii • ~~.K~ t lnt• L!"On 4· :1) u.t C" ~llfur nl 11 tl..:.~:mrku D- ~ 1 . Ill;;\,\ p.m. f'rldu..1·',. Ua n11.,. 1\altlm~~ro • aA T(lr onto, niKhl ht•troll al Ro..ton, ni~~:IK T1•l.a.. "' MIIIIM'!IOI II , nl 1;ht Nt'"' \ '!irk 111 ,\tllw~~o ukt'l ', nl1hl ('hh •ur.u a/ f "a iHurnl~ nlt:ht I IPn land .t OakiMd. ni~P;hl 1\aii!Oil" f"lly Ill Sl'll!lllo •, Wins Acropolis Rally By United Press International Markku Alen, driv ing a Lancia Delta, won the Acropolis Rally a t Athens, finishing ahead of two Finnish compatriots. ' A ien wa s timed in 7 hou rs, 25 minut es and 57 seconds for the 1.188·mfle r ace. World champion J uh a Kankkunen, was second and Hannu Mikkola thi r d. Foyt wi II drive in Florida Grand Prix By United Press International A. J. Foy t will dr ive In th is m onth's Grand Prix of Palm Beach IF'I a. l June 21 In the Porsche 962 that was wreck('() ea rlier this year at the 12 Hours of Sebring. · Plan tournament nl ~ hl INTF:H.N,\TIOS ,\1. U : t\t i i 'F. ('ulumltU "' tS \ ". \1. 1 Hlll'hl"'' ,., tlbll I':IWIU I" k• ~ " I. l'•·t. (; A :t! IN . ~II :!9 t! . :Mi~ '!: '!.1 . .\10 ( J\&o I 'ndo'\\"llh 'r i N\ ".!\" 1. 1 TJ t lo ~! (Ot •l) • Sy r!ll'tl!lr tT11r1 ~l:lln t• t l'hl l Rlrhmund ( 1\ tll :! I H ·. ~1!1 :l:t "t3 . 1711 :! I ·r. . li 2 3.., l i ~ ~~ ~ '! I :!1 ' I! ~ \8 I ~ :tt .:1&11 II Th ere will be a softball tourna· m en! In Point Pleasa nt , W.Va .. Junr6 and 7. fea tu r ing " B ," "C" and " D" cl asses of tea ms as participants. accor ding to .foe Rohert s. For mor e Inform ation. call ( 304) 675·6335 or 675-5935. By FREDERICK WATERMAN UPI Sports Writer I NGLEWOOD, Calif. IUP J) Lopsided scor es have pl ayed an Important part In the last th ree Boston· Los A ngeles champion· ship series. T onlg111 , the Lakers will att empt to change I hal role. In the 1984 final s, lh£' !.:a kers won Ga.m e 3 in a 137·104 r out. bu t the . Ceftlcs w on the . se ries in seven gam es. In the 1985 fin als, Boston opened with a 148·114 bl as ting o f the L aker s, but L os An geles won the series In si x gam es. In bot h y ears. the w inn er of th e bl owout los t the next two games. The Lakers can break I hal tre nd In tonight' s Ga m e 2 of the ix>st ·Of· sevrn fin als by bu ilding on thei r 126· 11 3 rout in thp opener. " Their de!ensc Is as good as their fast brea k," Bos ton Coa ch K .C . Jones said. " But yo u don' t not ice i1 beca use the offense is such an eye.gr abber . On d~fe n s e . they have adj usted to our main people." Bos ton guards Danny Afn gr and Dennis J ohnson combined for only seven field goals. three of them on 3· poln ter s by Alnge. " DJ is going to be shooting more In the seco nd ga m e. " sa id Boston forwa rd Larry Bird . " We' ve al r eady tal k ed about thai. We need him to shoot more." Recently. the Celtlcs ' success has mi rror ed .Johnson ' s. 1n the Eas t er n Confe r ence fin al s against the Det roit Pist ons, John· son scored 18 poi nts In each of Boston's four victor ies. In each of thei r lhree losses, h£' fi nis hed wit h 8 point s. L os A nReles scored on 39 of 66 fast breaks In the game, and al one poi nt l ed 39·8 In l ast · brea k points. M agic .John son co llected 13 assist s without a tur nover. ."Weran the brea k hard and we ran It well .' ' sa id Los Angeles Coach Pat Riley . "We had 35 brea ks at halftime (w hen the La kers Jed 69· 54 ) , and we r an only 10 set plays. We didn' t want to wa lk It up and gel Into a half·court gam £' with t hem.' ' 11ft rrn oon. Monclay lh rnuR:h F rld. 1 ~·. 11 1 ('our! ~!. . PQ· mr roy. 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I NE A ) - Both th.e m ilitary and commercia l applica t ions of nu· clear techn ology long have b£'en widely suspec t because of their proponentS: record of misleading cl alms, deceptive p r actices and br oken prom ises. A fr es h exa mple of that de· vlou sness and duplicity rece ntly surfaced her e In New M exico. t he st at e that not only boasts of it s role as the bi r thplace of the al om fc bomb but also continues to rely he av il y upon nuclear 11•eapons ac t lv itles to susta in It s economy. Amon g t he newest of those facil ities is the Was te Isolation Pilot Projec t, opera ted by t he U.S. Depar tment of Ener gy and locat ed 25 miles east of the communit y of Carlsbad In N£'w Mexico' s spa rse!;• popu lated sou· t heasler n cor ner. E stablished by a fed eral law enact ed In tale 1979. WIPP Is to provide perm anent underground s to ra g~ for 6.2 mil lion cubic feel of wastes generated by the government 's nu clear we apons program . Const ruction sta rted In mid·l981 and is expected to be completed l at e this yea r . Tolf'lkt ll. I T ah•do IU IU1·hnMnd '!i 211 . I!MI '!i .41U :, I~ H .'l'!6 111 1,1 f\n ~t; t•l ,. Sun Dh •JIU Mexico_ _Ro_be_rt_wa_lte___,rs: futumhu!ll 10, Syut'U Mf' :t, Lo;t ('olumtut~ 5, syr&~ ·uMr ' · ! nil tut·hmond &. NJI;ll11r 1 PIIWhK•kt't 8, 1'ldorwlllf't 'l N,\TION ,\L I.F.i\GL't: R,, . Unltl'CI Prft'i~ lnll.. nlltlonW l.01< DOE dumps on ·NBA series dominated by lopsided scores Scoreboard ... I han comm iss ion .' ' H i ll ex· • plained. Th£' mailed off er " didn 't ; say folks would get the Queen • Mary," she explained, " but is , also didn 't say the product was a ' rubber ra ft ." Since signing the con sent decr ee, the ccmpany , hasn't been heard from in Arkan· sas. she added. ·' The Milwaukee Brewers, who have experienced extrem es or per form ance all Season. m ay hav e found a pit cher who ca n glv£' them some consistency . Rl ght ·hand er L en Bark er showed signs of being his for mer overpowering self Wednesday, throwing hard in a 4·2 triumph over the Kan sas City Roy als. " Th e arm is finally back to where it used to be. T h!'y clocked m e at . 90. 91 and 92 (mil es pe1· hour ). It's com i ng back.' ' Barker said . .. The bi g thing Is It does n' t bother m e aft er the gam es. I don ' t have to Ice my elbow for minut es and have a big knot wh er e I can't rai se m y arm for 30 minut es. " Barker earned his fir st victory sin ce Au g. 28, 1985, when he pit ched for the At lant a Braves. "It 's sa lisfy lng becau se of the lon g time f spent rehabilitating and comin g back from surger y, " sa id Barker . who won 19 gam£'s in 1980 for the Indian s and tossed a perfect gam e In 1981 against Tor ont o. "I'm r eally happy with l he way th(' outing went but I wished J could hav£' pitched a little lon ger .'' Barker pit c hed fiv e Innings and held the R oya ls scor eles s on · four hil s while striking out three and w alkin g one. Reliever Chris Boslo plt c h£'d three Innings be· for e giving w ay to D an Pl esac, who got the last t hree oul s for his 1:11h save. M ark Gubl cza . 3·6, took the loss. In other ga m es , Toront o routed Se al ll c7·2, De tro it bl asted Cleve· land 15·3, Oa kl and handled Balli· mor e 7·3, New York rapped Cai'ffornfa 9·3, B os ton outlasted M(nnesot a 7· 6 In 10 innings and :m tic ' is a son for ommission , rather ; we ··- ' called the phone number on the mailed offer ! rom an organlza· lion called Warner Marketing Research of Culver City, Cali f., and learned what less suspicious individuals dlsrover only when they tak e delivery: The boat Is a sm all, Inflata ble rubber r aft Wit h a tiny battery·operate<J t rolling motor som ew hat more power fu l than an eggbeater . The S197 prfcetag Is for "shi pping, han· dling, owners hi p transfer" and distribution fees . aceordin g to the operator who answered th£' phone. When t old that the report er was ca lling for J ack Anderson, t he operator gave no sign of recognizing l h£' nam e, or what Anderson does for living. Instead , the operator suggested t hat in addit ion to the demographic area t he notice was mailed AS Tl'\e IRAN· CONTRA HeARI~S ~ONTINU~ ..• I bought a gl fl r ecently for a fr iend who' d done an es pec ially nice favor for me. Instea d o f the usual gi ft -bu y in g tra u ma - If and l('amm a1('S. It wa s a grea t . you k now people well enough t o know what t hey'd really like, frrl ing to know that we beca m C' a they' ve usually either already ver y Import ant part of the bought It or you ca n' t afford Itglor ious athlrtlc background o f t his gift found m e fair ly eas ily . Midd leport H igh Sc hool ben eat h Ther in a dusty glass casr In lhP Ora nge and the Blac k . the thi r d ant lque store I look ed Tea m reco rd : 11;. 0. ln. was the right tr ibu te: a gol d Pt. Pleasant. 4·1: 14·7: Pom e· railroad watc h licking away al ro)'. 6·:.: l !i·O: Gal lipolis. 13·3: m e j u st ·as If It wer en' t 98 years Hac lne. 13·3: Rutland. l :i· l: old . J could n' t th ink of a beller Ja ckso n.9·2: Athens. 8-7. expression of t he n!'ed have Tournament Play fot· each other. th at w hat seem s Coalt on, 9-3 lik e t he giant cosmic scileme o f Piketon, 6-2 thin gs Is r eally j ust a series of all South Webster . 9·1 of us holdin g up our ends. War sa w, 7-:1 Wh en railroads were the na· Pleasa nt. 1·0 lion's pr im ar y carrier . not hing Sa l r m Local. 10.0 m ore Impor tant on the road was Dooy lestown, 4·3. than the hundreds of t housands of Team Rost er : ra ilroad wat c hes held by the Coa c h No la n P . Sw ac k · Individual railroader s. Not a ahmm cr. d ec e a s ~ d : Senior cargo was shipped , not a pas· James Bow les. p, lb. All State: senger tr ansported to what ever Sen ior David Hlndy, c-p: Senior fate beckoned from the ot her end Leo Kennedy, J r ., If, A ll State; of the country ; unt il t he watches Senior Charles Davis, 2b; Senior said " go.' ' Tons or Ir on and steel Robert Hennessy, 3b; Senior could huff and pulse In t he y ar ds Edward M cCom as , lb; Sophomor e Ed wa rd Crooks, ss; Sopho·, all they want ed to, bul not hlng moved unt il the pocket sfzed mor e Robert Nelson, cf ; Sopho· scorek eepers said II was lime. mor e Harl an Whll la tch, rf;' So lmporlarl! was the rail r oad Junior Milton Wayland. c; Junior wa tch when m y l ather signed on . William Rowley. Jr.: Sophomore the Union Pacific tn 1920, tharno Roger L ightfoot: Sophomor e man went to work unless he'd Herschel Knapp: Sophomore secur ed one. This was no mean Steve Bailey: ·Sophomore Jan :or the dirt poor y oung rural feat Hauck , manager ; batboy; Rl· men who sought out the ra!lrQads chard Swackhammer, deceased . just to survive. My lather bought Signed his 17·jewel Hamilton on time, James F . Bowles, 1407 Ohio St. , taking pari ol each weekly Poinl Pleasant, W. Va . '· Brewers' Barker wins first ·g ame Hu,cksterS afloat_____J_ac_k_A_n_d_er_so_n_a_n_d_Jo_s.._ep_h_S_p...;_ea_r The .Daily Sentinel ~lh D~~rlel ·- - -· .. o- ......... I'M .,, , ... Texas drubbed Chicago 14-3. Blue Jays 7, Mariners 2 At Toronto. Cecil Fielder homered and drove in three r uns . and Lloyd Moseby ' c hipped In a solo homer to power the Blu e Ja ys. · Tigers 15, Indians 3 At Cleveland. Tom Brookens . and Chef Lemon each drove In four r uns with thr<'<' hits to pace a season-high 20· hit attack that ca r r l!'d Detroit . A's 7, Orioles 3 At Baltimore, Jose Canseco sm as hed a two·run homer and Curl Young scattered eight hit s ovrr 7 1-3 Innings to spark Oakland . \' ankees 9, Angels 3 !I t New York , Mike Pagliarulo collected lour RBI , Including two wll.h a single during a slx·run third Innin g, to help the Yankees hand Ca lifornia Its 111 h Joss In 12 ga m es. �J , . . rl Page- 4 - The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Na\Tratilova, Evert By STEVE KETTLE UPI SJIOrts Writer PARIS (UPI\ - ·The women 's semifinal mat ch ups at the French Open hold as mucli signifi cance as their outcome. · For the fir st t imesincet heU.S. Open In 1981, M artina Navra til· ova and Chris Evert are not the top two seeds in a gr·and·s lam event. Third-seeded Evert. the defending champion who has defeated Navrat llova thr{>('out of fou r · times In t he tourn am ent, plays her top- seeded rival In a semifinal today . I n the other semifinal , a new r ivalry between 17·year-olds will gr ow. West Germ any 's Stef f! Graf, the No. 2 seed, faces sevent h-seeded Gabriela Sabatlnl of Argentina. " We're going 10 be l ike Marlina and Chris," sa·b,atinl said of Soviets overpower U.S.A. in handball ,:,; The world champion Soviet Union overpowered the United States 30·18 to win the women' s competition of t he Japan Cup at Tokyo. Sou th Korea was second and Japan t hird. 'Fhe win less United States pl aced fo ur Jh. OVC nar:nes alhletes of lhe year for 1987 NICE SHOT - l"ran., e' , Y annlo·k Noah looks ov .,r his shoulder alter returning llw ball thro ugh his l<•gs to Mats Wilander of Sweden during th<' ir quart er Jtn al m atch in t h•·. F rench Open. (UP! ) ' 1UP I I - Eas tern Kentucky l inebacker Fred Harvpy and Middle Tennessee ba sketball player Kim Webb wer e named Ohio Va lley Conferen ce m ale and female athletes of the 1986-87 SC'aso n. Avies Copy.to challenge Alysheba By .JIM I.UTTREt t Ul' l Sports W r il•~ r BELMONT, N.Y . iUP i r Train er D avid Kasson has wanted to r es t A vies COllY ihrf'r li mes In the last six weeks . T h(· coil has dl cl al r d a di fferent . schedule. After wa tching Avlrs Cop; blow ou t fl ve lu rlon ~s in 1:021 · ;, Wednesday at Bel mont Park . K assen sa td the Lord Avic· cult wou ld attempt to dC't'i.Jil Alys h<'· ba 's drlvr to lhr Tr iple Crow n in Sa tu r day's lEi th Fl<' i mo nl Stakes. The race• wi ll be· Avics Copy's fifth si nce 1\pr·il 2:\. ' " It looks li ke l'l'l'rythlng 's o n go." K lls~ t' n said. " I Ct.Hl ' t SC'f' w here he's doing a bi t worse than he was bef ort· the flerb v. 11 any lhl ng. h(''s doing as good or be lt cr. " All the v it al si~ ns that i ncll cate a hor sf' ls llf'all hy un· th0rr. He's ca lln g wel l, feeli ng goucl. Ill' loo ks goocl. I coulcln ' l he happlc·r· wit h 1his horsr·. It · sa crrdi 11n 1111• hor sr. llr' s t oughrr th an a pin<· knot. l·lr' s j ust the pirlun • of health." Ka ssrn wa nt l'd to rrst 1\\" iC':-. Copy ilfh•r. fi nishing l u ~ t in tlw B tu<' Grass Stukrs o n ilpril ":t. However. h<· sa icl t lw " I didn 't rPa l ly wa nt 10 come . fro m New Ham pshir e.. al so had here•, but he's actua ll.l ' pu t on offici al workouts Wednesday. Crypl oc learance clocked a half somf' weigh t and filled ou I quite a mile In :51 3·5 on Belmont 's main llit. He looks '"rer·," Kassen k . sai d. " II' I t hough t il co uld be trac ·, ga l 1opmg oul another dclrimrn t;l l to I he horse. 1 fu rlong in 1:03 4-5. wouldn't run . Badgett has n' t " l t was a litt le slow, but it was in sisted on an~ t h i ng, he's ex - good enough," t ra iner Scott y pressed .an opinion and we've Schulhofer said. " He's a good , fit tried to sa tisry him . Bui If I saw hor se. H e's gained som e weight. I'm happy about t hat." II\ vies Copy I was li stless toda.v . Manassa Jack wor ked his half W<,' d be go ing back to Chicago." mile at Rockingham Park in :5 1, K ussen says thr rcc.1so n A v i c~ tra iner Mike Downing said. Cop_v is su durabll' is he cxcr l s Downing also nam ed Alber t Del !it!lr C'tlNg:\' in his bad races. " lil''s a Iii t iP hi l of a cheat ," Gado as hi s jockey. " t guess he's on abou t th e same l<assPn said. " l ie does n' t alwa ys timetable as ever ybody else, give you un hon•·s l 4'ffor t. It 's a huh?" Downing sa id after learn- . menial lhing, you ~OIIa lei him in• the work times of other know hP's ovfl r th e> rt) to ru n, or llr's rc•alliil(l back." F:xcrcis r ider flcbbh' Twardy sayss hr's not i<wl a changr in 1he colt' s work habit s. " Hl'' o.; rnorr bu sinPss likf' now ," ~ hP sa icl . " His i..ll 1cn1ion ~ p il n is a lot brlli'r. lie's maturing. His ll lti lu li<' is catching up wit h hi s llocly ." 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Champion " We're abou t to sign Bill Madlock, but we' ll find a place in the lineup for Tom Brookens. He start s the season looking like the odd m an out. but win~s up playing the most and playing the SSQ Off Model100 by Realistic® The Daily Sentinei.:..:.Page- 5 castmt is.'· AM/FM Car Cassette Columbus swet-ps doubleh eader from Syraruse ' a out and sent 11 batt ers Jo the the thr ow and came home on plate. .tr'r ammell' s two·out stngle off "To put it. mildly, that set thP r eliever Ed Vande Berg. · tem po," said Cleveland's Joe 'Cleveland apswered with three Car ter . " All 1 can say is that it runs in Its half of the Inning on wa s very fr ustrating.' ' . Whit aker's er ror t hat allowed Consecutive singles by Nokes. Dave Cl ark to score and Julio Mike Heat h and Sheridan pro· F r anco's two- run sin gle. duced a run. Lemon then doubled " We had a chance, but our to score Heath and send Sher idan pit chers didn'l miss many bat s." to t hird. Brookens reached first sa id Cor r ales. " Schr om cou ldn' t when his grounder wa s bobbled ·m ake a pit ch when he had to , and by second baseman Tony Berna· · the pitchers got beat up." za r d as Sheridan scored and Brookens hit his ift h homer in Lemon took third. the third , and Tr ammell's fifth Brook~ns. who wa s credited . hom er in the fourth boosted the with an RBI , took second on a score to 9-3. Br ookens added an wild pitch as Lemon held th ird . RBJ si ngle in the.fifth, Sheridan Whitaker singl ed to center , singl ed In a six th-inning run and scor ing ·L emon and B rookens to Hea th had a rufi·scorl ng single In make it 5·0 and knock out the eight h off Mike Armst rong Schr,o m. Whltaker took second on befo re . L t> mon ' s t hree-r un s l t~ r te rs . to somfl llrn C' oft', bu t w('nt to tllt' Prea kn C"ss Stak(•s .i lf uwnc•r Brown Bu (!W~ I I ·s urg i 11g. Tllr C'o l t fini shed fifth ll'it h a ll'<'a k <'ffnr·t. but <' am r twck n i rH ·<.l~t\' !" lat rr rn w in thr I H ml lP.I crsr·; D<'rbl' at Gardr' n S1 u t (' _ · · '" CLEVELAND (UPI ) - Bill M adlock Is Impressed. Aft er wat ching Detr oit collect a sea son-high 20 hits, in.cluding three homer s, en route to a '15- 3 r out of Cleveland Wednes day night, thi> four -time, Na1lonal League balling champion and soon-to·be Tiger was enthuslaslie abo.u t joining the team. "I'm used to being on a httttng ball club," said Madlock, who was w aived by Los Angel es last Friday, w ill be signed by Detroit today and play In Boston tonight . " The American League East is tough div ision, and to w in you have to hit. The Tiger s cert ainly ,can do that. "(Detroit Manager) Sparky Anderson's platoon system keeps everybody fres h. It gets the best performance out of player s.' ' Tom Brookens, who stands to lose playing time with Madlock on the r oster , and Chet L emon each drove in four runs wit h three hils to pace the attack. Lemon had a three-run homer, Br ookens a two-run bl ast and Alan Tr ammell a solo shot. Jac k Morr is, 7- 2, allowed three runs on five hits over seven innings w~lle strtktng out four and walking five. Eric King pitched the final two Innings. Ma tt Nokes had f our hits for the Ti ger s while Trammell and Pa t Sheri dan each added three more as De troit snapped a three-game losing streak. 4 Ken · Schrom , 4·5, absorbed Cleveland's 21st Joss In 29 games. The 20 hits represented t he most off Indian pitching In a game this year . " If (Cleveland Manager! Pat Cor rales could fi gure out how to wtn w ith the Indians' pi tchers, he' d be Houdini," said Detroit M anager Sparky Anderson. "Pat Isn't the problem. Th e pil ching 37 matches- co nceded five. Only Sa batini was playin g an un· seeded opponent. Tht' men's semi final l ineup was completed in equally .-con· vi nc)ng sty le, as M ilosla v Medr, Mats Wllander and Bor is Becker all advanced in strai ght sets. · · Mecl r , seeded fifth. completed a 7·6 17-41 , 6-1, 6-2 vi ctory over fellow-Czechos lovak Karel Novacek In a mat ch t hat had been interr upted Tuesday becau se of rain. ~:_::__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __L_ Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Tigers rip Cleveland·· Indians ·1 5-3 to· impress Bill .Madlock her developing r ivalry wi th Graf. 1 Mec(r now plays top seed and ;·.~e both want lo be wor ld No. defending champion I van Lend!, ensuring a Czechos lovak presNei th er of the 17-year-old s has ence lri the final for the fourth been In the fin al or a grand-slam year In a r ow . tournament, and Sabatini has Second seed Becker scor ed a lost her six p rev iou~ mat ches powerlul6-3. &-3, 7-5 v ictory over agalnst Graf, includin g th ree this Jimmy Conn.ors in another year . match that was briefl y called orr ." ! ca n beat her . I'm ready to by r ain. bea t her," Sa bat ini sa id. "I' m Becker is st ill looking l or his play ing well, with a lot or fir st cl ay-cour t tournam ent vic· confidence." tory and t he toughest - possible All lour women werP i n top tes t of his current good form on form In their quar terfinal the slow surface ·w ill come matches. Navra tllova dropped gfriday when he has . r play on ly three ga mes. Evert and Wiiander . ' Sabatin i lour and Graf- who extended her unbeaten streak to hnn.. ~.· 8)' ~ nih •d Pn·~:"o l nh •rn aUonal Jon HutC' hC't ' hi I a gra nrl sl.rm In t he fi rst in n i ng \\'i 1 CI IlP~ d : t y to se nd thr Hil'hmoncl Hrd\ ' t'~ to n 9-7 I' ICtor;· 01'1'1 ' tiH' ~l cr l rlt' G uldrs . Guides st arter .lot•C'owi4'). 2 I. srt a tea m r(;'('or d w Ith 11 w ;t lk~ in 2 2·3 Innings. incl udi ng the tirst th rl'<' batters ile facNi. WI Ill one• out. Hatcher hi t tl home run Ol'l'r thl' left cent l'l '- fll'ltl fPn c<' . R ichmond star ter T om Gla· v ine. :l·G. y i elded thrE>r ru11 s befor e settli n g doll'n to hold Mai ne 10 one r un from the second through the six th Inn in gs, ll' hc n the Braves had bui lt a 9- ~ IN1d. Car los Rlos st r oked two hits lor the Bra ves . kn ockin g In two runs and scoring once . Greg Jelks had a solo home ru n for Ma i ne. and tea mm ate Kev in Ward belt ed a two-run shot In the eight h. · Jn ot her games. Paw tucket doll' ned 1'1rlewa ter6-2, Columbus swept a dou hi e- header fr om Syr acuse lll·2 a nd 5· t and Toledo and Roc hes ter split a doubleheader with T oledo wi nnin g tilt' flrsl ga me 8-2 and Roches ter l a k in ~ the seco nd 2· 1. At Pawtuckt't, R.I .. John Ma r·· zano drove in th r ee ru ns wi lh .two h~mers and Sam Horn hit a two- run homer to power I he Red Sox. Jeff !'\ellers, 2·0. In his seco nd start si nce being ~motro from Boston. a llowed t wo runs. scatt ered ei gh t hit s, walked seven and str uc k out eight in 8 2·3 Innings. Marzaho•s three hit s and Horn's home run were the only hits otr Gene Walt er, 0-2, and r eliever Bob .flu-chanan. . in French Open· loo kr.d fn•s h a nd we nt on I o ri n ish third ln lhr . l<rntuek.v Derby ;rs part ol thP 24· 1 mutu <> l flPicl. J<a ssen agai n lookf'd Thursday, June 4, 1987 1987 June ""'iiiiiiJiJil I ' KANSAS CITY, Mo. tU PI ) The Kansas City Roy als toda y . w~re to disclose the conditio n of · former manager Dick Howser , who was hos pitalized more than two mont hs aft er un.der golng brai n surgery for the third time. Howser. who Is battltn~ a cancerous brain tumor, was taken by ambulance.to St. Luke's Hospital shortly before 4 p.m. COT Wednesday, a hospital spokes m an said. Officials at the bospllal satd Informa tion on Howser's condl', lion was ex~ t ed to be re leased sometime th is morning and ali t statements were to be given by the Royals, who arrived In Seattle late Wednesday night for a !our-game series against . the Mariners. 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Gallipolis, Ohio 79¢ �' Pomeroy- Middleport, Obi~ Thwsday, June 4, 1987 Page- 6- The Dailv Sentinel .Celebrities will be honored Friday UPPER MARLBORO, Md. reporters outside t he courthouse, iUPI) -Brian Tribble, t;lepicted TribbLe and his famil y got Into a by prosecutors as a high- ro lling car and rode away as Loretta dope dea ler who killed his b<'st Tribble waved a nd sa id , friend with cocaine, responded to "Thanks." "Thr system works." Mo rrow his acquittal by say ing he still · loves Ma ry land basketba ll star said. Prosecutors sa id ·Tribble kept Len Bias, who died only days · a safe at a friend 's home, wore a after realizing one of his lifelong beeper to make a lleged drug dreams. A J2.membe r jury d elibe rat~d deals. dr ank ex pensive chama lit tle more 1han six hours pagne and drove a Mercedes· before fin ding Tribble innocent Benz. Assista nt Stat e's Att orney Rolate Wed nesda y of all charges bert Bonslb said. " We're sal!s idistribution of cocaine, co nspl· racy to dist ribute cocaine, pos· fied that we presented all the session wit h In tent to distribut e evidence we had . We' re sa t!slfed cocaine and cocaine possess ion that the jury gave it a fair f"va lualion." -ending the seven- day trial. Prosec utors depended on the Tribble, 24, who ra ced a 20year sen tence and $25,1)(1() in testi mony of Terry Long and . lines. was Implicated by Prince David Gregg, Ria .s 's teammates, Geo rge's Coun ty prosec uto rs who said they snorted cocaine soon after Bias collapsed in hi s with Tribble and Bias for three BRIAN TRIBBLE univers ity dormitory room June hours before Bias died. Another key gover nment wit 19. Bias died of cocaine-Induced ness was Terran ce Anthony heart fa ilu re. " I love Le nny Bias ," Tribble Moo re, 17, who has a seven- yea r testify las t fa ll before Ihe grand . said Wednesday aft er huggi ng criminal record and who tes tifi ed jury that Indicted Tribble and his· lawyers and rela tives and he sold coca inc for Tribble. But in again at his trial in return for the leaving the courtroom choked closing argument s, Morrow told • state dropping cocaine posseswith emotion and In tears. " I Ihe jury that prosec utors never sion and obstru ction of justice linked Moore to Gregg. Long or charges . always have, a lways wil l. " 1 rea lly don't know how to Bias and co ntended no conspiA burglary trial agai nst Moore explai n myself. A lot or things racy had been proven. was postponed un til aft er TribMorrow also qu estioned the ble's tria l and he was told he have been said I do n't like." eredlbillt y or Lon& Gregg and could ga in leniency In exchange Bias died two day s aft er tho' Moore telling thti,jury !hey all for his testimo ny. world champion Boston Celt ie: tes t !fled under agreemen ts with Tribble's acquitta l leaves unmade him th eir first choieP and the ,state. , certain 'Who supplied the comlne the second overall pick in the Long an d Gregg agreed to that killed Bias. NBA draft, vir tually ass uring him a lucrative muiti·yPar contrac t. After the verdi cts were read. T r ibble' s moth er, Loretta . hugged family members. and even kissed a few reporters. Coach Mi ck Child s announces release which must be signed by " I thi nk a Iter ;:olng 1hrough the lhP start or a bas ketball camp for the applicant and his/ her parent death of Len ny and carrying that boys and gi rl s to be held at Meigs or guardia n, First week appliror 8 who](' YC'"r ... PVC'r:v bod y Hi gh School' s Larry R. Morrison ca nts should make very effort to call ing him tTr lbblet all these Gymnasium beginning June 8th. sign up immediately. Each parthings, all we had wa s tctcfensr There will h~· lhrep weeks of ticipant will receive a ca mp lawyer Thoma st Mor row and Instruction. The first week. J une 1'-shlrt. God," she said In thr courtroom . Rthrough the 12th will be for boys The cam p will fea ture funda After speaking briefly wi th In grades four through six: the menta l sta ti ons, ga me competisecond , Jun e 15th throug h th e . tion, shooti ng videotape, one on Inksll•r hopes to 19th , for boys in grades seve n one co mp e ti t ion , T-s h lrts , through nine and th e fi nal week, awards and counseling by play-. repeat in Mr Donald's .June 22nd through the 26th for ers from the cha mpions hip Ma$500,000 c·ha mpion ~ hip girls in grades fi ve through nine. rauder team. Ass isting will be Al l sessions will sta rt at 0900 and Bob Ashl ey, varsity assistant'; WILM INGTO N, DeL tUP i tend at noo n eac h day. Rusty Bookm an, reserve; Cliff J uil Inkster, a Ca li fornia nativr·. Th P ramp Is sponsored by the Kenn edy , freshman ; Rick Ed· enjoys playi n;: ;:a ir on the Eas t Me igs llthlcllc Boosters and wards, eight h grade and Mitch Coas t. rP;:Istraton fee Is thirt y dollars Meadows, seventh grade. For " I il kt> the golf co urses here. " per student. Registration forms more Information co ntact any of said In kster. sePking to repea t as and broc hu res are available the above or Jim Soulsby. winner of the $o00,000 McDo- fro m Cmtr h Childs and contain a na ld's Championship. whic h bega n today at Du Pont Cou ntry Clu b. "Playing on the Wes t Coast Is tough for me lx•ca usc I havr a lo t or relatives th ere. Hen• I ca n concentra te on golf." Last year, that conce ntration pa id off with three of her five Tour victories, starting with the McDonald's Championship and co nti nuing with the Lady Keystone Open In Hershey. Pa .. laiN In Ju ne and fin is hing with the flr ~ t Atlan tic Cit y. N.J.. l'lassic In August. " It 's funn>'· but I serm to do bettrr thl' lar thcr I gel away from home." tho Sa nta Cruz na tive said. "My hu sband sa.vs may be we should think about moving back he re." It's our main concern when filling Although Inkster is defend ing hei· champion. hlp, she is doing It prescriptions and advising you about l) n a different cour se si nre the· over-the-counter drugs. As your pharmacists, Meigs to conduct ·summer cage camp Here's To Your Good Health tournamrnt has movC'd from Whit e Manor Countr)' Club . in COLUMBUS, Ohio !UP() ~ Slate and national celebrities will join participatory jounalist George Plimpton Friday evening at Scioto Downs In the fourth leg of Plimpton's Celebrity Chal. lenge Series . Celebrities· will be- driving harness horses in this .series where proceeds gotoa non- profi t agency '- in · this case, the Arthri tis Foundation of Central Ohio. Jo ining Plimpton will be Rep. John Kasich, R-Ohlo; NBC-TV pro football commentator Paul Maguire, fa shion des igner ·oleg Cassin!. pocket bill iards world champion Steve Mizerak and Ohio Universit y basketball coach Billy Hahn. This is the seco nd year for Plimpton's Challenge Cup, an eight -part celebrity harn ess ril'llr ing series. They've visited Pompano Park in Florida, R,osecroft Raceway In Washington and the Red Mile in Lexington, KY- On the schedule this summer are Yonkers Racewa y in New York. The Meadowlands in New Jersey, and Saratoga, N.Y. Pli mpton has made a career or living sports fantasies and writing about them . Perhaps his mos t famous work was "Pap er Lion", about his experience as a rookie quarterback du ring the preseason wit hi the Detroit Lions. His latest wriling adventure is "The Curious Case of Sidd Ftnch." REE MYRTLE""'-' BEACH VACATION WITH PURCHASE OF ANY USED VEHICLE • USED CAR SPECIALS CREAT DEALS! . ""J ' ." "lle:'\1.-. • ' "' " .::• ' ' . flq7"'l ' / ... ' '85 CH 6 cyl., 4 wheel drive. air. auto. trans., .PS, PB, tilt, am / FM radio, bucket seats, rear step bumper, jump seats, tool box .' 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" I didn't tire, but I guess I was try ing to be too fi ne when I made those two wild pitches in the sixth Inning." Paclllo was relieved by Rob Murphy, who was touched fo r two r uns in the eighth, with lefty Jo hn Fra nco dispos ing of St. Louis In order In the ninth to earn his 11th save. Nick · Esas ky continued his cannonade with his third hOmer in as many games, this one a three-run blast deep Into the left fle ld green seats that slaked the Reds to a 6- 1 lead In the fifth innin g. ''I've wor ked hard and I want to prove to myself that I can do It,'.' said Esasky, who has reeled_ off a six-game hitting streak, going 1H or-23 with three homers, nine RBI and nine run s scored . " I hit a slider up and In (on a full count from reliever Bill Da wlyl and I fi gured It was go ne when It left my bat." Cards manager Wh itey Herzog, who saw his club's ho ld on first in t he Eastern Di vision sliced to one game over the surging Chicago Cubs, said Davis's catch Wednes day was bet· ter than ·Tuesday's and ad ded, " he jus t took a homer away from Clark twice, what more can you say?'' Davis's exploits In the field have Impressed Pete Ros,e, too. "I guess Eric is try ing to take 1he homerun lead from Clark personally,' ' said the Reds ma nager. "That ca tch tonight was the bes t one of all. Now you know why he Is so great and so va luable. He dldn' t get any hits but he walked twice and he scored two runs for us. And he took two -runs .away from the Cardinals." Idle today, the Reds will open a three-game series with the Los Angeles Dodgers Friday night when Bill Gullickson, 7-2, will face LA's Rick Honeyc utt, 2-4, on the mound. GRABS FOUL BALL -Cincinnati first baseman Nic k Esasky grabs loul ball (left photo) hit by St. Louis' Cur t Ford In fourth inning Wedn esday night, then tumbl ed headfirs t Into the Reds' dugout. Cincinnati held unto win, 6-4, and remain In first place In the Western Div ision. Es118ky smacked a three- run homer lor the decidin g blow last night. (UPI) 1985 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS Stock H743Gl · 2odt coupe. V-8eng.,fact. air cond., vinyl roof,auto.trans, p-steering p-brakes, Jl'W ind, !>'seat p-dr-locks. ti~ st-wheel, cr<enlr~ . am·frn. slere<t tape, I , wh·walls. Was $9795.00. Stock H53191 -4-dr slation wagon, 4 cyL eng.. fact ·air cond.. p-steerln~ am·frn. radials. trlrckel seats Sticker New $17,100. Cubs humble Astros 22-7 _; Dodgers triumph In 1979, Moreland was a member of a Philadelphia Phillies team that needed 23 r.uns to take a victory from the Cubs. " It seemed safe, but I knew It wasn' t,' ' Moreland said of the Cubs lead ·over the Ast ros. "There is no lead safe when you have the wind blowing out here. We just kept hit ting." The Cubs. who won 22-7, led 13·2 after th ree Innings Wednesda y, but Chicago knew bett er tha n to relax . They finished wit h 21 hits. Includi ng six home run s. Moreland led the attack with two hom e runs. Including a grand slam. and drove In a career-high 5·2. Dodgers 5, Mels 2 At Los Ange les. Fra nkli n Stubbs highli ghted a fo ur-ru n firs t inni ng wit h a three- run homer, carryi ng th e Dodgers. Giants 4, Phlllles 1 At San Francisco, Mike LaCoss scattered seven hits over 6 1·3 Inni ngs and the San Francisco defense recorded five double plays. Ex pos 4, Padres 3 At Mon treal, Ti m Raines and Andres Galarraga homered In the seventh Inning to power the Expos . Reds 6, Cardin als 4 At Ci nci nn ati, rookie right · ha nder Pal Pacilio earned his first major-league victory and Nick E sasky hit a three-r un homer. his thi rd home run In three days, to lead the Reds. 1985 BUICK ' REGAL AWAITS THROW - New Yo rk catche r Gary Carter waits lor throw to home pl ate Wednesday In Los Angeles "" Dodgers' ,Jell Hamilton strolls in lor a score during first Innin g play, The Dodgers erupted with lour In the llrsl rung, then held on to wtn, 3-2, 'l'hey play at Cl ncl.nnall this weekend. (UPI) Stock ~73404 . 2-dr coupe, 6 cyL ent. fact. air cond.. auto. trao~. p-steering p·brakes. !>'wind. ti~ st-wtteel. cr-conl, anl-im. radials. Was $8.795.00. SAIINICE seven runs . SoftbaU tourney · slated .June 6-7 Southern Hi gh Schoo l is spo n· sorl ng a Class D doublr rll mlna tlo n softball tournament on Junr 6-7 a t the schooL Tro phies will be awarded the first thrw finishers. First and second placr indiv idual trophies will also be awa rd!'d. as well as trophies for th<> most va luablr player and most hit s. 'Entry fl'<' Is $65 and two sort balls. For Information ca ll Howi e Ca ld· well at 949-2954 before 9; :10 a. m: or alter 6 p.m. Clar k, one of the premier · longball hi tters in the majors, admit ted he was glad to be leaving town aft er the Reds took two of three from the Cardinals to maintain a one- ga me leaa over San F rancisco In the National League West "They'll probably show ·the ca tch on the replay board," he said, "and T ve seen It enough." Davis Isn't too wor ried about his hitting woes, which have extended through five games and deflated his average below .330. reason. you can rely on us. We're here to help. oming to a new C'O UI' !-il'. none o l u know what to rxpc·c t so It ·s like everybodv Is In the sainr boot. We all haVL' to go out an d grt a fee l for lhr eoursc. lrarrt how to attack it. And that should hd p make things even mon• challengIng and compe lltil•e." CINCINNATI (UPI) - J ust call him the Ozzle Smit h of the outfield. That's t~e way Jack Clil rk of St. Louis describes Ci nci nnati's Eric Davis after the acrobatic Reds out fielder committed his second consecutive larceny offe nse against the Ca rdinal's s lugger. Davis. mired In a 0-16 batti ng slum p, leaped high agains t the fence in deepest left center field Wednesday night to spear a shot that Clark had labeled homer In the fourth Innin g. The Reds held on to present rookie right-hander Pat Paciilo wit h his fi rst major league victory, a 6·4 decisio n over the Card inals. "Eric didn't do anything offensively to hu rt us," said Clar k said . who was victimized by Dav is a nigh t earlier wit h a dazzli ng ca tch that brought the · crowd to its feet. "But he did plenty defens ively, " added Clark, "and that's the sign ·of a great player. He's t he Ozzle Smith of the outfi.eld," he said, compar in g Davis .to the St. Louis shortstop. "And when when you do what he does, you can help your tea m in a lot of ways. That's what makes Eric a great player, no t just a good By GERRY MONIGAN. UPI Sports Writer Keit h Moreland felt uneasy even after the Chicago Cubs had scored 22 ru ns aga inst the Houston Astros Wedn esday in Wrigley Field. He had good 'Gee. I was ulrrady two-und('r at this point lust year so I'd bl'ttrr get going.· " It ca n make It extra tough . ' Defensive.· spear. 'by D~vis sparks 6-4 Reds victory one." Malvern , P'a .. to lts. nf'w homr in Delaware. " When )' OU go bac k toil ce rt ain place where you've bl'en successful, you alwa ys tend 10 demand o little mm·e of yourself." said Inkster, who Is winless on the LPGA Tout· this year. " You'll ~c·t thro ugh fivr or six holr s and ' "·' '· ' n nx sday, June 4. 1987 ' · Pomeroy- MiddlepOrt, Ohio Tribble ·~cquitted, says : he still loves Len Bias . Chicago's Brian Dayett added a grand slam . and Houston's Billy Hatcher also hit one. setting a Na Ilona I League record for most grand slams In a ga me. Baltimore hit two grand slams and Texas got one In an American League game Aug. 6. 1986, the only previous three-gra nd stam.game In ba ~e ball history . The Cubs also.got ho mers from Andre Dawson, Ryne Sandberg and Jim Sundberg.Dawson's homer was his fifth In three days. "We've been playing li ke scum tor 30 days ," Housto n third baseman Denny .Walling said. "We've just got to get things rig ht." The Cubs llnls hed the th reegame series against Houston wflh 40 runs and 47 hits. • The Astros' pitc hing perlor· ma nce was the worst In club ·history . The most runs given up previously by Houston was 191na game agai nst Mont real In 1979. · Houston pitchers gave up nine wa lks, which contributed to Chicago's scoring. J ulio Solano gave up Moreland's gra nd sla m, setting a Houston recJrd for most given up -by an Astro pitc her In one season. He gave up a grand slam . to Dawson Monday . • In otllfr games, San Fra ncisco downed Philadelph ia 4-1. Mont real edged San Diego 4-3, Cincinnati topped St. Louts 6-4, Pi ttsb urgh dumped Atlanta 4-1. and J.os Anceles whipped Ne"t Yor k . .- .- ... S!ftt fot Dtd 'MONEY CLIPS *KEY CHAINS *nE TACKS *COLLAR BARS SAVE 25°/o Now20°/o NOW ..ulova •Stika .Pulsar 1st c.n FREE · OFF FREE ENGRAVING - ANSON & KRUUJITI - JEWE~RY FOR MIN SAVE FOR .ow·2001e OfF 141 GOLD f~..'~~~ BOXES 20°/o NOW 30 MEN'S DIAMOND RINGS NOW2 5°/o OFF EVElY DIAMOND IN STOCK $7875. 1985 BUICK SOMERSET . Stock HI lOBO · 2odr coupe, 4cyl. eng., fact. air cond., auto. Ira n~ . Jl'sleerin~ p-brakes, am:lm, stere<t tape, Was $8,995.00. WEPIICE $7999. 1984 FORD F-150 PICK-UP 1984 CHEVROLET CAMARO Z-28 Stock m t91 - 6 cyl eng, 4 sp-trans.. am-fm, stere<t tape, radials, wi!-wal~. 'h ton j)ckup, long wide bed, rear step bumper, sl-rear ~ass. Was $6,895.00. Stock "1 1100 · 2odr coupe,V-8en~ . iact air cone!.. auto. trans., p - steerin~ !>'brakes, p-wind.. p-seat. J)-(ir locks, ti~ st-wheel, cr-cont.. am-im. steroo Jape. radial~ bucket seals r-wind. del. 1-Top. SAil,.. $6000. v:::.oo $8802. 1984 BUKK 1984 FORD TEMPO SKYHAWK Stock #69751 . 2odr !!dan, lr- whodr~e. 4 cyl-ent. fact-air cond, auto. tran~. p-steerlng, IIH sl·wheel, cr<ent. am-fm. steroo tape, ooials, wh-wa!s, bucket seals. Was $5.995.00. SIIINICI ssooo. Stock "77241 · 2odt coupe, fr-wh;irive. 4 cyl. eng.. am-fm. radrals. wh-wails. bucket seats. Was $3.495.00. WI PIKE $2 795• 0/ /0 OFF , I • ' �'·/ . Thii"Sddiy, J . -' . By The Bend . Curren! membership was reporled a1 :!7 whe_n (he .Jaymar Tuesday Ladl es League mel Tuesday at the club. An lnvll atlonal 10 be held on June 23 was plann ed and com,-n itle<>s were named. Bi ll Childs, club pro. announced thai a golf clinic will_ be held 'fhursday slarllng al r. p.m: It Is io be held for a total of. four weeks begl nnln g·al 6 every Thu rsday. Cos t is $5. Childs also spoke on go lf rules a nd ct.lquelle. Winners after lR holes of play were Sue Burnell . low gross: .Jane f,l row n, low net: -Penny Compt on. low pu ll s, and ·J oa n Childs. chip-iri-hole. IJm Thll'sday. June 4. 1987 . Page-S Ag award pteseflt~ ladies league has meeting · ' Daily Sentinel _ . BRV AN DAILEY · Community corner . '• The ~. Fifteen thousand people who care. ' . •' FRIItAY 8 A.M.-.6 P.M •. SATURDAY 8 A;M.·NOON .POMEROY ·LOBBY -HOUIS MONDAY ·FRIDAY 8:3, A.M.·3 P.M. SATURDAY 8:30 AM-NOON FREE PARKING IS NOW AVAILABLE FOR BANK ONE CUSTOMERS ~T · OUR NEW PARKING LOT ACROss· FROM THE POMEROY. AUTOBANK ON . .· SECOND .STREU.. . Softball tourney Meigs Alumni Is SPQnsoring a Class D- softba ll tournament at Middleporr Park on Jun e 13-14. Cost is $75 and no softballs. Cont act Max Wh itl atch, 742-2435. or Gene Wise. 992-6224, befo re · J une 9: Draw in g will be hf' ld on J une 10. .. ' -=· ' BANKE,ON£. I Fifteen 1/roU.Wnti p«JP/t whf? cart. • SANK ONE. ATHENS. NA Alhe!it. Otl!O- Mtlnbfw.FDIC ; . Ault ·birth PNk and Vic ky Aull . Pomeroy , announce the birth of their fir st child, a so n. Wesley Dav is. bor n on May 10. He weighed s ix pounds, 12 oun ces. and . was 20 Inc hes long. , Paterna l grandpa ren ts arc Mr. and ·Mrs. Will ia m Ault , Middlepor t, a nd nia tc!'na I gra ndparent s are Mr. <r nd .(vlr. Victor Wolle. R ac in e. Pate rn a l gr e at gnmdmother is Mrs. Elma Si ndie, Middleport, and the mater-. .-Beat Qj the bend . I I .' ,. and Mrs. Willie Davis. Mi dd lepor t. and Mrs. E: ula Wolfe, LRtar l. Birthdays observed •.· .-· • .Jones and Ang!'la. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thomas. Case)·. .Jordon ad Na ncy.- liable S~alle)' , Da le Smaliov and 'l'onva .WI!'I' Ion. W. M·r·. and Mrs-. 1-larold We li of Il li nois. Mr . a nd Mrs. ll a r·oid Wei l..Jr .. a nd Ama nd a. Mrs . Tln a.JuslicL•. l'o ll and K)·ic. all of BidwelL VIs it ing on Monda y wilh Mr . and Mrs. l((•nneth Ma rkins were Mr. a nd Mrs. Hruet· Rll'd. Muskogl'l' . Ok la. · · 1965 Acmrding to "The Vietnam War:· An Almanac," women and blacks gained increased prominence in 1965: Tbe lltock Exchange admitted Its first female members: the first woman chief justice of a state Supreme Court (in Arizona} was appointed; Patricia Morris was the first black woman to become an American ambassa~pr; and the first black American. Roman Catholic bishop was named. FLAG PRESENTATION :... Membj,rs of the Vf'W' of Tuppers Plains presented a m;w nag to the Riverview 'i!;lemcntary School precedlnl the awards assembly.r_ achle~ement ; Angela Reed, cit I-· zens hlp; and Cdlin Chevali er. perfect attendance. Third grade: J ea ni e Cline, Rebecca Eyails, and Connie Pooler, schol~stlc achievement : Debra -Dillon and Jeanie Cline, cit lzenshlp: Beth Bay and J earile Cline, perfect · att en\lance; R'e· becca·Evans and Connie Pool e~. · spelling ac hievement. . . _:·--~--_;__ ____,;_-:-l~~~~~~~~~~~ Second grade: Angela Bissell, schola'stlc ·achlvemerrt : Martie Holter, citizenship: John Dr iggs, perfect att endance: · First Grad!': Judy West, sc ho-. la stl c achlv ement: Am and a Maynard. Timmy Smith, clllzen_ship: Judy Wes t, spelling achievement: · and Benjamin Miller, perfect allenda.nce. · · · ·Members of the · VFW of Tuppers Plains presenled a new fl ag to the school. · r---------------1 LEVI DENIM & SPORTSWEAR I'm impressed, top ... FOR THE WOMEN BAHR CLOTHIERS . . By BOB llOEFUCH First Sergea'nl Gene Lawrence the financial burden. Sentinel Stall Wrller So ·far those who have contrib- recently participated In the army Well~ I'm Impressed . 'uted money, materlals or, iabiJrto . exercise Solid Shield '87 In · Be~h A. ~rk­ the proje~l are:Fred and Frances Hondurus. Genc·ts· first sergeant hlmer. Tuppers Goegleln. CHuck BlaKeslee, Ho. Plalris, is one ot Battalion at Fort Campbell, Ky. · bert Thompson, Raymond Coll e· . of HSC 55th Att ack Hellcopler only 17 Hocking rill. Jack Frederick, lhe Ohio .He _Is · thl> son of J eanette Technical _Col: Pallet Co.. William . and (.oulse · . lege &tudimts. to Radford. Walhice and ·Muriel be named 10 the : ;aul Bradford, the Dan-Smith A'ucfloPre s.ld e nt•·s ; neer Co., and Larry CJei_a nd . The Hobson Church or Christ In Lists al the school. . More mon~y Is . needed to <': hrlstlan Unlori will continue It s : Hocking Tech has many. many complete the project and t,he fair revival through_ this Sunday studen ts. so It 's an bonor lor Beth bOard Is hoping that It will 'rat~er than stopping on Friday to- be named to such a selective . beco me a p'roj ect of the people of as announced earlier In the . · group. Meigs County· who want to paper.· ....,_ 11reserve thelr heritage with the Beth, wbo will graduate June pro jec-t wh ic h will be asou-rce ·or J ust wh en ·you ·think you' re · 14, is· a iravel and tourism pr ide._ . · · shockproof when ·it comes to · stud ent. She i ~ secretary of Contributio n's no matter how political and religious scandals. Hockin!( Tec hnical College's Tr.a- small are -bei ng asked - and· someone pu lis a new scenario ou 1 velers Club, served as execulive -that's good - since It is a peo phi of the. hal. 0h well, I nolle~ you plannin g co mmittee member lor pro jecr. The -names Of co nlrlbu- are still smiling. the tra.ve1 and .tourism career tor s will be pri nt ed tn The Dally day seminar, and as supervisor-. Sentinel - no amounts will be Early Miami manager for th e s r hool's rele- listed, howf'ver. . rl)a rketlng cent er . . . If YQU Would llkc 10 beco me a . What is 'n<lw Miami had only three She has promoted th e college par t of the pr~jec t send your houses in 1895. The community was during th e Paul Bunyan Show,. donation to the Meigs County . ·called f:ort Dallas:The city or Jl!lllml the Cincinn ati Travel Show a nd is· Fair. P.O. .Bo ~ 227.- Pomeroy, . was Incorporated in 1896, l!'fien Hen· helping develop a "Travel.<:lass- Ohi o 4>769. The board'· would like ry Flagler ~ at the uraing of )ulia · . room" that wil l be used to to wrap up the project for t~e lai r Tuttle - extended his railroad south promote the college. . .In August, so the sooner, the from West Palm Beach, Fla. Besides the req ul reme·nt of be tter. Thanks. · ; hav lng· an' acc~mu Ia IIve gr ad e ,_:-=-..:.:...-=--.:.:....:.:......:....,....;____....,.._-.;.._____:.______, point average· of .1:5 or above. lr--:---.,------...:....-:------:--'--:-------, those select ell for·the President's List. mu st have demonstra ted leadership and must have pro· , vld~d a se rvice ro lh P college, a department . 10 technology· or s tudents. lle th wa s ~ m ong t11e i7 wh·o were present ed certi fi cates <rnd pins during a dinn er . held recimt iy at HQCkl ng Woods Co nfer. cnce Center and Mstcd by Dr. , . John Li ght. president of the · , \ co llege. '• · Classic styling and deel)-down comfort. · . A gradu ate of Easter n High :; For nearly thirty years. they'v.e made Hush Sc hool. Beth Is. the daughler ·of '' .-Puppies' shoes America's best,loved Mr. and Mrs . Donald · J ackson, . shoes: , Tuppers Plains.. · };~~::::~;;;~;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·;'";':"';..,;""'~·"';·, "R . _ AN ·_, ~ OPENING. · SALE V " • ::;;...-" ·.~· BOULDER . Co lo. 1UP II Benja min Berk ley says he bit down ,int o a loaf of bread he bou ght at a supermarket bakery and found a tooth tha t beiong('d in someo ne else's mouth . . It's just kind of the seaso n to· talk about graduates and scholas tic honors Isn' t it'! · The many .frle_nds ·or Ber·nadelle Henn essy Anderso n. · Mulberry. Ave., Po meroy, will be : · delig hted to know, that she has received a · 1987 Outs tandin g Undergraduate Award from the 0/lio · Unlvm-s ll y· College of Educa tion. · Bernie who Is rearing a family in addition to attending school is a senior In secondary ed ucation 'a nd will be recognized for her honor at Ohio Univers it y's coinmencemeni on J une J j, . -~----- ZiP--,--- The supermarket was closed· mouthed abOut th~ lawsuit. · "We wouldn' t wa nt to "make a,ny comment at -all. " Saleway spokesman Jeff Stroh said. ,---- . - Taste breft~th.roug~, . .... . ·'. '·~ .: : \ 1 . ·•".. "·..; ·' ., . 1.t....,•: i • . ·' SURGEON. 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N~w Ol)ly $984 · N11w Only 32.95 ',. - Mfr.s1J!f91$1ed retlil tm 832 Key-Lectric® Riding Mower s 0 Reg. 11$09.0 - l'J~ Moving the historical log cabin Grey an_d and smoke .hou•e ' to tlie Rock . 1 Springs F~lrgroundsto preserve Me igs Coun ty history has turned". Out 10 ~ moreexpen s!ve.than the ·· Me igs County Fa ir Boa rd . realized. The' two structures will· make . the annual county . fair mQre Interesting and the board plans to · furnlsl1, the cabin In earlY, Amerl. cana for the _.enjoyment of all. Fortunately, residents are becoming Interested In the project. • MIDDUPOIT. and ·are wUIIng to help out with . .. genertc price:!:, ~ ' Model 56155 ' Bread bites man back l n a lawsu II fli ed 1his we<>k in · · Boulder District Court, Berkley said the 60-cent loaf 'h i~ bo ught las t October conta ined a too th , whi ch fr act ured one or his ow n beyond repail· and requIred 11 to be pulled . The sull, fli ed against the sareway superma rk et chain, · seeks $1 ,500 for Berkley's medical. expenses, plus anot her $10,000 for his discomfort a nd weight loss. 725 j(ey-Lectric~ . Riding Mower . . Reg. 'l229.00' Classic Hush Puppi~§: I Va.; " AwardS given -ressed..~. in a5sembly · -: ____ The bl rlhd ays of Kenneth Marklns. john Dean and Phyllis Well were celobnr ted with a picnic Sunday al f orked Run La ke. Followi ng lhc dinner a birthday ca ke was served and the honored guests we r·c prosenrocl gill s .. Att ending were Mr. and Mr:s. Kenneth Marki ns, Racine: Mr. and Mrs .. fohn A. Dea n. Mr: a nd Mrs . .John W. Dea n. .Jeromy, .James and Sa rah, Pomeroy; Mrs. Holen Harr is. S)•rac use; Mr . and Mrs. Robe rt . Hied. Rodnev Rl ed. ahd David ReNI, Pataskal" ; Mrs. VIrgi nia Smith and .Jos h of McArthu r. Bill Spaun. Shann on and .Ju lia. PomProy: Mr. and Mi·s . .Ju nio r Sma lley, K r nn ~· 'ftle·Daily 5entinei-P&ge.....:g . · t::~=~~=-~:-,h~- 'ate nal grril l·gra ndpar cnts arc M r. Mt·. and Mrs pretty inz . The annual awards day assem. By CHARLENE HOEFLICH · returning Tuesday night . Thei bl y at the Riverview Elementary .- Sentliler- Stall Writer stayed In Williamsburg and too k School Included a graduation ·He y, I'm really Impressed with In the sight s there as we ll as the program for 16 slit til graders who . all the . renova-· · surrounding area. They Went to will move on Into 'junior high lion laking place J amestown. first ·settlement, schoo l, al.the Pomeroy toured William· and Mat y, a nd In tlie group were 'Brent M un i c I p a'l visited Monticello, home oi .Tho- Bailey, Billy Baker, Patrie, Bulldln·g, .the o_ld m as J e t f er so 'ri n e. a r · Barringer; J eremy Cline, ChaPomeroy Senior. Charlottesville. r les F'rancls, Mardanda Drake, Hi gh building Incidentally, II was Meigs Nlcolli Kanawalsky, Letlltla Hoiconstructed In history teacher Mike Gerlach singer, Chastldy Mill hone, Ka ren the early 1900's. .·., who arrange(! the tr ip. · Morris, Misty Newell, Brett ·One of the classrooms -Is - - -- · Price. Tony ·Rockhold, Susan . completed and is being usect fo r . ·I( you ha~en't made· your Rich_ards. Ralph Stewart, and. the weekly class.es (or seat belt appointment ' to go ·lhrough the ·Jim Wood .. · law viola tors; as well as .a Me igs Multiphasic Health Clink . Karen Morris, school· spelling conference center forth¢ (vleig's which wilL be held In the multip- ·champion, ·and -Ralph Stewart, County Board of Education. All · uri,>OSP building on Mulber t y. alternat~. were rcognlzed. Max of the woodwork including the Heigh ts .mid -June,.· l!'s not · too JnEI . W.hlt ehead . presented one wlndo.w. trim has been s tripped · late. . · · · yf'a r ce~tlftcat es to choir · and · var plshed, the walls have Beth Theiss. coordinator, will mem!lens, Amanda Barringer , ·been textured an_d painted .and - be hap py to make an appoint- . Deana Good, Jimmy Buckley, the floor has been-carpeted. ment for- y_ou. J ust call992-216l. Mary -Francis, Cheryl Johnson. Two large bathrooms have The clin ic- and the ·tests will ·Joe LeMastet, · Mall Martin, ·been installed. on the . secpnd . be extensive, Including hemo- Mi chelle Ma ynard, Shelly floor, rea ll y love ly, and qult e·a cult, complete blood wor k. uri- Pooler. Wendy Rach,' ;\manda -convenli:mce lor I hose who before · n'a lysis; just to mention a few- is Rl chads,. Missy Stewart. Anita had. to go downsta irs t'o use the co-sponsored by the Senior CII F Thomas, Brent Bailey , Brett . zens Cent er a nd the Meigs· . Price; and two year pins to Billy bathroom: · Chu ck_ Pullins, a village em- County ·Health Department. For Baker , Maranda .{)rake, Letitia ployee doing most -of the wor-k. is those who qualify under HEAP Holsinger, ·Nicole Kanawalsky,_ now in th e process of renovating financial guidelines t-here Is no Chaslidy Mlllhone, Karen Maranother of the big clas sroom s pn charge, for others it's $20, just a rls, Mlstdy Newell, and Susie the £econd floor. · fraction. o( what it would cost . Richards. . It' s absolutely amaz in g to sec through a private physic ian or · Awards by grades were pres. what 's · under all that peeling · .hos pital. · en ted ~s follows: paint and varnish and how The clini c win be held.June 17. · ·s ixth grade:: Karen . Morris, absolutely· beautiful the wood Is 18 and -19 from 9 a.m. to 41J.J)1 . and ·Nicole . Kanawalsky, certificate Pullins has als.o just completed ·, on Jun e 2.1 from Ho 8 p.m.- . of scholastic achievement : Billy refinishing the doors fo r the side · Dr. J ames WelhereH Is the Baker and Brett Prlcf, cltlzenenrrance . Bra ss hinges ~ nd - door inedital dlrectpr and th e clinic shtp award:. ·with spec! ill certlfthandles have to be added b,efore will ·be staffed with nurse5'. and cates of appreciation for services · the doo rs with th e frosted glass · medical tec hn-Icians. 'as .well as _rendered to the school, Chastldy . Inser ts are hun g iil the arc hed ot her vo lunt eers do_ln g paper · Mlllhone · and Karen· Morris, entra nce. wor k and servlpg as guides: . kitchen; Jim Wood _and Billy - - --. About 500 appointment s-will be Baker , cafeteria, and Patrick Whfle maqy g~adu at es t_oo~ rri ade:· We hear more than half · Barringer and Jlmmi Buckley, · their ru·n in the sun o ~ Mrylle or · that many have already been sel fl ag. . some .other beach, a_group of · up , so I he sooner yo~ make .your Fifth · grade~ · Wendy Roach, American HistorY, graduates of a ppointment the.beller. 'l'he tes t sc holastic achievement certJt~ . Meigs took of! for Colonial · result s will be sent not only to the cate: Amanda Richards, citizenWilliamsburg. · pat ient but also the family shlp -certlflcat l'. · Fl!teen student s, six tea chers, ·doctor. · Fourth grade; John Sullie, and anotber adult made the tr ip ----Heidi Nelso n. and Brandy in, five cars, l~a ving Friq ay and ·Have a nice -~ee~ ! . .Barber, certificat e of scholastic 8ANK20NE. . . Bryan Oa tley, so n of' Mr. and Datiey plans toal t.end a technical Mrs. Chalmer Dailey , Porlla nd. school and major-In mechanics. As 1987' wi nner, : Dalley r.was named Sou ther n Hi gh School's w ln n ~r of the ·1987 celves a pin and certl flcatf' and Dekalb Agricult ura l Accomp- his name wIll- be Inscribed on a special plaque dl splay_ed In the lishment Award. TM award Is spopsored nation- vocational' agr icultu ral class- . wide by Dekalb-Pfizer Genetics room. The 'Dekalb award Is a nd Is presented to the senior considered the'. highes t honor a ·agr icu lture student attainin g the . Vo-ag st udent _can receive on the highestr degl'ee of proficiency in local level and : is .present ed .· scholarship, leadership and a annually at nearly-4,000 schools. Dekalb-Prlzer Gen~tic s ~o n ­ s u p er~' J s ~d agrtc·ui t u ral ducts research· ·at ·33 stations · program. Da iley has bee n treas urer, two across the United Sta tes and also years, and reporter one year for operates seed pr'oducllon plants the Southern F .F. A., a nd was a at 22 locations. Based In Oekalb, member of the Southern Concert Il l., the company is an lnter nallonal Pesearcher, ·producer and Band. His agricult ural progra m con- marki<ler of corn, ·. sorgham, sists-of placement In production, soybea ns and alfalfa' seed. -farm meca hn ics and a garden. . FREE .BAlLOONS TO .THE K.IDSI · FREE HOTDOGS &REFRESHMENTS ' {Drawings To ie Held _Saturday, June 6thl ·,AGRACON INC. 446~0475 . 992-S627 ) - Monday·Saturday 8:00 AM· 5:00 PM , •• �' Page- 10- The Daily Sentinel 1 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Pomeroy Elementary ·School Issues awards in , Numerous awards w~rc pres· ented at an award s assembly held at the Pomeroy Elementary S(:hool. Presenllng the awards follow· lng a concert by fifth and six I h grade band students, directed by David Bowen , was Pr incipal John Li ~ l e. Students who were listed on the honor roll every six weeks throughou t the y~ar were pres· ented awards and Incl ude: Jer· lea Clark, Amy See, Ronnie Hirth, Wendy Shrlmplln , Heidi DeLong, Tamyra Taylor, Ste~en McCullough, Amy Hayes, Adam Thomas. Candace Miller, Jared Warner, Jennifer Yeauger , David Anderson, Lauren And· erson, Wayne Allen Barnhart , ·, Tracy Colley , Wend! Daniels. ::· Danlelle Grueser, Erin Hag· . gerty, Roy Powell , Rusty Robin· Davis, Jack Stanley, filth grade; son, Bradley Walker. first grade; Debbie Alkire, Leanna CunMike Anderon, Taryn Doidge. d!l(, VIcki Warner. Katrina WhLtney Haptonstall , Jessica Turner, Kelly Phelps, Rusty McElroy, Stacie Reed, Krista Triplett, Kelly Doidge, Kevin Sargent, Tara Grueser, Stacey Lambert , sixth grade: Price, Shawn King , second Patricia Tobias. Jason Klein, grade ; D.H. I sa bel Grim m , LaDeana The top readin g award lor Grover, Monty Hunter, Krl sty k!ndergartl,'n went' to Ryan Warner. Travis Abbott, An ne Bundy and other klnderga'rten Brown, Corey Darst, James readi ng awards went to Holly Whit e, third grade; DeLong, John Michael Oav!dson Ke lly Grueser , C. Reginald . and Brandy Snider. Prall, Adam Sheet s, Li sa Other reee!vlng awards for Yeauger, Sarah Anderson , Jerod being the top readers in their Cook, Tara Erwin, Ben Ewtn·g, classrooms were: Heidi DeLong, Jason Tay lor, Julie Young. Dan!elle Grueser, Roy Powell, fourth grade; first grade; Krista Sargent, Stacey Price, Tara Grueser, Brad Anderson. Tracy Fife, second grade; James Whit e. Erin Warner, Mar io White, Tren· Kr!sty Warner. Monty Hunter, ton Cleland, Danlelle Crow, J.P. thir d grade; '•• ' .~ . Thli'Sday, June 4, 1981 • assembly_~-- . r Thli'Sd!ly, June 4, 1987 ~-People TIIURSDAV SYRACUSE - Meigs Asso<'ia· lion for Retarded Citizens will meet Thursday , 7 p.m., at Carleton School In Sy racuse REEDSVILLE -"Olive Tow n· ship Trustees will mee t f'r lday , 7:30 p.m .. at the Reedsv lll(' !Ire station. MIDDLEPORT - Mlddlrpor·t E:vangeline Chapter 172, Order of E:astcrn Star. will meet 7:30p.m . T h ~rsday . 50-year pins will be presented . A pot luck dinner will be served at 6 p.m . and members arc asked to bring a covl'red dish . M!•a t will be prov ldl'd . POMEROY - Salisbury Tow n· ship Trustees wj ll ml'<'t Thur s· da y. 7 p.m., at town hall. FRU>AY REEDSV I LLE -Oli ve Town · ship Tru stl'!'s wil l mr<'t f'rltla)•. 7::10 p.m .. at the Re<'dsvillt• fir <' station . SYRACU SE - Mt•igs Assoria· lion lor Retardl'd Ci t lzens Is sponsoring a Ilea market on Friday at Carll'ton Sl' hool in W.Va. All alumni and their gues ts are Invited to at tend. EAST MEIGS Eas tern Alumni Reunion w'!ll be held Saturday, beginning at 6:30 p.m., al the high school. A dance will follow at 8:30p. m. All alu mni and their guests arr Invited. MIDDLEPORT - Hea th Uni· led Method!sl Chu rch in Middle· port will be having an Ice cream social on Sat urd ay from 6 lo 8 p.m. SUNDAY RA CINE: - Rev. Charles Norris will til' speaker at a r ev iva l l o be ht•ld at Morse Chapel Chu rch. loca trd on County Road 35. lhe Racltw Por tland Road, through .June 6. Serv!crs at 7 p.m. RIO GRANDE Gallia Twlr lr rs Square Dance Club is sponsorin g a "Spring Dancr" from l ::lllt o6 p.m. on Su nda.v. .Junr 7. at Ri o l.ra'ndc, with nallonaI ca Iter Ga ry K! nca de and toea! ca l lers .John Waugh and Bil l Rush. Evcl'yonl' welcome. of Ronald and Margar'et Nel son, Soltball tourney former ly or Dexter, will be MID DLEPORT Meigs preaching at the 10: 30 a.m. Alumni is sponsorin g a Cl ass D worship service at the Dexter softball tournament at MiddleChurch of Christ on Su nday, June port Park on June 13-14. Cost Is 7. Nelson is a senior at Johnson $75 and no softba lls. Contact Max Bible College In Knoxville, Tenn. · Whitlat ch, 742·2435 , or Gene A potluck dinner and fellowship Wi se, 992·6224, before June 9. will follow morning services. Drawing will be held on June 10. . CHESTER - The Unity Sin· Meeting changed POMEROY .:.. The Meigs gers, directed by Sue Matheny, County Board of Ed ucation sche· will present a special program duled for June 9 has , been Sunday, 7:30 p.m., at th e Mt. changed to June 8, 7 p.m. at th e Hrrmon United B!'ethren Chu rch county oll!ce. In the Texas Communit y. Th e pub! it· Is Invited. IF INTERESTED CALL THE DAILY SENTINEL 992-2155 "'there are proper 'positions· ror ~ wom en In Rotary. " • "There might be at least one '· unfilled classl!!cation still open ~ - that of the oldest profession." - lhe lett er said . · ~ "I tried to jazz up the newslet · POMEROY - Val'a t io n B[bl• · School at Caiv<ll')' Pll!(rm Chapel will be held through Frida)'. at 6:30 p.m. eac h <'V<'nlng. Calva n · Pilgrim Chapel is lot'fl l('d on Ohio 143, hall a mile• orr 1hr Rou1r i bypass In PomPI'O)'. 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DINING GROUP FOR THE ENTIIE FAMilY 67S-17S1 POMEROY MASON un. 2or111w. fiHUt REEDSVILLE ..._ u m.sm CORNEll Of THIRD • OLIVE OPEN DAILY 9-li ' OPEN 9·8 MON . • FAI.- 446-3046 • IOll't ··~· ......... - - lilATil ClOSED SUNDAY I'Oueou -- MIDDLEPO~T SATURDAY EAST ME IGS - The Eas1ern 1'\lumnl •Reunion will be held Sa1urday at Easlern High SchooL The banquet will be at 6:·30 p.m . followed by a dance at 8:30p.m. Music will be by ~tall House Road of Point Pleasant. • ""'' ""' • $211 ""'' '"" • $411 guaramee m«lS. mA 50S 1'1'. PWWIT 'i Ve1eran declared dead, again • FLbRAL CITY. Fla . 1UPT1Ha rold L. Gilroy has been • declared dead for the thir d time in fi ve years by the Veteran 's Administration. but he's · not to concerned about it becau se by now he knows how to resurrect , • him self. ' " Show up in person, that 's : what I did I he last lime," Gilroy said Tuesday of the frequent • altempts by the VA to wipe him ' off it s pension rolls. : Th e 61·year-old Navy vetera n • said th is ti me he tried to save · himself a vis II to the adm!n!stra· , tlon 's olllce, but It wasn't · enough. • "They told me I was dead on ' cal on the subject of rock music. "Naturally, I'm strictly aghast at some ot the orgiastic musical delinquency that erupts !n ,t!te spurious name of music," he once sai d. "But we've always had some manner of musical gangsters on the lunatic fringes o(rT!n Pan Alley, and these, too, shall pass. " Kaye mar ried Ruth Knox Elden on March 2. 1940. They ~ were divorced In 1956 and had no children. A funeral service for Kaye, who had been living In New York City, Is scheduled Friday at St. Jean de Baptiste Church In .... ,,.,._ .......••aa ... •o••• .. "" M '------.----~BAnERY SPECIAL! DISC BRAKE PADS • Powerful 50 Series $1088 1) author. Jack Sykas, the • newsletter's ter," explai ned Local Rotary chapters are ,compr ised or r epresentatives of r various professions, bu t there ·are no women among th e Stowe • club's 60 members . • "The remarks were made In : light fun and certainly were nol . policy lor the clu b." added ·member Dal e !llell. "This whole - thin g has been blown out of ~ proportion . I t's a well · • orchestrated attack by a lew extremists." '· Nell conceded 1he apology was . " a politically smart move .'" WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY 2 WIX OIL AND/OR AIR FILTERS DF:XTF:R- D<rv ld N<'lson. son the computer. ·we don' t know why, but you're dead,"' he.said. Officials at the VA regional oll!ce In St. P!!tersburg said It was unusual lor ve terans to receive such a letter even once. Gilroy attributed the persistent problems to c l er i cal carelessness. "They push the wrong buttons when I send In documents they want," he sald. "Any time I send In documents they want, they put me In for dea d." He said his 'most recent demise Is the result of sending t he VA ollended anybody," the Stowe p;,;=;;;;,;;;;;,;;;j;,;;,;;,;;,;;,;;:;~;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ll Rotary Clul) said In Its latest It newsletter The May Wednesday. 26 l etter d!scussf!!l a local meeting during which members considered lhe Su· ~preme Court decision and agreed Syracus('. spokesman for Stonewall S!ent !llc paper and that no trials are being co nducted. " I would not question his sc!ent!l!c credential s or his motive. He's extremel y credible." said R!chrd Buchanan. GERALDO'S BUST: Geraldo Rivera testified In the Fort Lauder dal e, Fla., cocaine t r ial of three men he helped arrest in a live television broadcas t but the defense attorneys didn' t think much of him . Rivera was on the stand lor 70 minutes and the defense lodged more than 30 obj ections to his tes timony: The ~ase stems from Rivera 's outi ng with police last December when he film ed drug arrests live for " American Vice: The Doping of a Nation." He described his role as a "relatively sleazy looking drug dealer " who wa s a along as undercover police set up a drug buy . Alter the transaction was col"(lpleted lor 2.2 pounds of cocaine, Rivera announced to the dealers and his tei('VIslon audience: ''This is pure cocaine. I am Geraldo Rivera. You're on Candid Camera." WELL PAYING SUMMER JOB: Caroline Kennedy Schlossberg has a pretty good s umm ~r job. She's making $1,250 a week as a summer associate at the New York law firm of Paul, Weiss, R!lk!nd, Wharton & Ga rrison . Schlosse· berg, 28, just finished her second year at the Columbia Law School. Quirks .iri the news.-·- - - - - South Second St. Area Bradford RRADBUHY Church of Chi' iSI will hold Vara· tlon Bible School startin g Mon· da v and co nt inuing through Fri· day, fl'om 9to 11 ::!0 a.m. Classrs for: children and lcenagcrs. For information cal1 992·5844 . · TO !'LACE AN AD CAU .. J.J156 MONDl'f thr~o~ fltiOAT I A.M. to I ".M. I A.M. Un1a NOON SUUaDAT . , _ ••,.h.. ........ • Rotarians: 'We goofed' STOWE, Vt. tUPil - Rotar· tans apologized lor referring to women a ~ members of " the oldest profession," but one club member called the public reat· t!on a "well-orchestrated attack by a lew extremists." The tongue-In-cheek newslet· ter, published last month,' was Issued after t he Supreme Court ruled that all-male Rotary Clubs In some states mu.st admit women. "We goofed and we regret II we verslty wher.e he e;u ned a degree in civil eng!neer jng and formed a band: Alter graduation In 1933, Kaye toured wit h his band and In 1938 opened at New York 's Commodore Hotel , on42nd Street next to Grand Central Terminal. "Man , what a time that was for bands," Kaye reminisced years later. "Eddy Duch!n was next door at ·the Biltmore, Lambardo up the Str~et at the Roosevelt . Benny Goodman was at t h~ Paramou nt Theater and Glen Gray was up the Sound at the Glen Island Casino. But they 're all gone now." r.:a:.:th:le::,:t,::ic~s::.:c,::h:::,ol:a::.rs::h:,::IP:._::Io:_O:,:h:::l:o..:U:.:.n::l.___K.:.ay:.:e_w__as:b:!t:in:g:b:u:t:p:hl:lo:s:o:ph:l= · ·:M:a:n:h:at:': an:·=======;;; in the news-...;...._----, By WILLIAM C. TROTT United Press International ROYAL ART WORK: The Royal Academy of Art's 219th annual summer show Includes a tiny • watercolor landscape by a certain Arthur George Carrsck, a.k.a .. Prince Charles. The nom de brush comes from two of his given names, Arthur and George, and one of his titles, Lord of Carrick. Roger de Grey, president of . the academy, describes Charles' work, which Is titled " Farm Building In Norfolk" and Is nolforsale, as a "most serious work, which, In my view , Is a workolqulte considerable !alent." Charles exhibited two other watercolors at a smaller London show ear~!er this year. The academy 's show al so Includes a striking irlple portrait of Princess Di ana. .HEIMLICH Mi\NElJVERING ON AIDS: Dr. Henry Heimlich developed his special' maneu ver to save choking people and now he says he thinks ' he can develop a treatment for' AIDS. Whil e most of the top AIDS resear chers were at a bi g confer ence In Washington, Heimlich was In Cincinnati, telling the Cincinnati .Executives Association he needs $500,000 to further his · .. research. "In analyzing it,, It' s really very simple, he said . "Wnen we do get the funds, we will proceed." But the doctor won't explain his treatment , saying It Is " too earl y to spill It out ." A CARRIER NEEDED IN MIDDLEPORT MONDAY TUPPERS PLAI NS- Orange Tow nship Trustees will hold a spreia l meeting Monday , 7::l0 p.m .. at thr Ora nge Township fin· station. to discuss dust control. The publ ic Is inv ited . Kaye, who kept millions or Amer icans dancing tu his '' swing and sway" rhythms, wrote his band's theme song, "Until To· morrow, " and olher numbers, including "Hawaiian sunset " and "Tell Me You Love Me." "Swing and Sway with Sammy Kaye" was his trademark but he al so was permanently Identified with the "so- you·want·lo·lead·a· band" programs in which he turned his baton over to eager amateur bandl~ad er s. Kaye was born March 13, 1910. in Lak ewood, Oh io, to Czech parents. Excelling In high school track and basket ball, he won an ·O.,.o al oO .. o0t_ MEN'S Community calendar/ area happenings Lawrence Welk favori tes. of the most popular of the bigOne band leaders. the folksy Kaye toured the country, appeared on ra di0 and television and In movies and set , up lour music publishing firms : His records were among Columbia's best sellers for many years. BANDLEADER SAMMY.KAYE Quote of the day Qualls, Terry McGuire, Jim Durst, Philip Sm11lh, ,Jared Spencer, Tim Durst, Bobby Mood!spaugh. Adult leaders, 'standing, were Mark and Cheri Seevers, Bill Rutan and Greg and VI cki Smith. The. Daily Sentinei- Page-11 ' RIDGEWOOD, N.J . (UPl) Ban<)leader Sammy Kaye, a native of Lakewood, Ohio, wbos e band was known lor the smooth tunes In simple arrangement s . that dominated the swing era in the tate 1930s and t he 194(ls, has · died. He was n Kay'e died of cancer Tuesday night at Valley Hospital in Ridgewood after having been admitted about a week earlier, a hospital spokeswoman said Wed· nesday. It was his second recent admission to the hospit al, she said. In his tatter days, Kaye played everything from rock 'n' roll to 0 LEVI DENIM BAHR CLOTHIERS • Lakewood native ·bandleader Kaye dies· at 77 ' Lisa Yeauger, Jason Taylor. Students with perfect attend· Turner, Charles King, Vicki fourth grade; Jack Stanley, ance- neither absent nor tardy Warner, sixth grade. Students recognized as office Marlo White, filth grade; Debbie during the year - were pres· Alk ire, Katrina Turner, Rusty ented cerl!ficates from the Meigs helpers were Debbie Alkire, Triplett, sixth grade; Scot! Auth· County Board of Education plus Anna Chapman, Leanna Cundiff, er son. Patricia Tobias, D.H.; Susan -B. An~hony silver dollars. · Stephanie Price, 'Katrina Patrick Jacks, L.D . They are Michael Dent, Michelle Turner, Beth Roush, Kelly Showing the greatest improve- Roush, Wayne Allen Barnhart. Phelps and Kelly Doidge. Russell Triplett, a six th ment in reading wa s James Trenton Qualls, Joey Roberts, Stewart In the L.D. class. The Israel Grimm , David Cu n· grader, and Jason Taylor, a. L.D. studen l showing the highest ningham, Michael Reitmire, Les· fourth grader, were presented mathematics score was Chris ter Bush, Carl Carmichael, Jel· framed· certificates of achieveSwanson and the L.D . student frey Oliver. Eric Quails, C. ment as honorees of the school.at showing the grealest Improve- Regina ld !Reggie) Prall, Jeffrey the annual Mei gs County Aca· ment in mathematics was Chad Darnell, Rachael Hawley, Jen· dem ic Excellence Banquet. Reed . Winners of the Meigs County niler Barnhart and Tony Rou sh. In the D.H . cl ass Jasqn Klein Winners of the Meigs County Soli and Wal er Conserva tion was the most !mproved.in mat he· Soil and Water Conservation District essay contest, Nathan rnatics and Saliy Watson was District poster co ntes.t presented Baloy, who placed first, and presented an award for being th e certifica tes of achievement were Kevin L ambert, who pla ced best classroom helper. Reggie Pratt, Adam Sheets and second both sixth gr aders reRecognized lor their help with Travis Drenner, fourth graders . ceived 'aw ards of honor for their kindergarten graduation were The school spelling bee cham· winning essays. Sarah Anderon, Tara Erwin and pion, Sandy Morris, a fifth Faculty member Becky Tr!· Kelly Grueser. grader, was presen ted a trophy pl eh, advisor or the school sa le.ty as was Roger !Buddy) Roush. a .patrol. assisted Principal Lisle in sixth grader, who was the school the presentation of cer tificates and pins to patrol members. runner-up in the bee. At the conclusion of the awards . Other studenl s receiving spell· ing bee awa rds were Kelly ·ceremony, Lisle presenled each Grueser, Lisa Tatt erson, Jerod teacher and staff member with a A youth retreat weekend was plaque of apprec iation lor o~t · Cook, Julie Young, fourth grade; held rece nlly at the Bradford sta nding service during the past , Danielle Crow, Stephanie See, Church of Christ. sch.ool year. Tracy Fife, filth grade; Katrina Three workshps were held on Sa turday afternoon - "I Am UP", " 1 Am UP at Home", and " I am UP at School. " Bill Rul an, youth minister at the Troy GROVELAND, Cali f. IUPI) In Groveland and nearby Big Oak Christian Church In Troy, was Curtiss Aldrich , 16, says he can Fl at more th an an hour to r each ' the featured speaker on Sat urday get up later these days, now that school. aft ernoon. During the weekend he Illes his Cessna 150 to school. Aldrich now flies 18 miles from the young people enjoyed a What's more, his new mode of Pine Mountain Lake airport, scavenger hunt, pizza party, transportation has made him a next to his home, to the loca l movie, and basketbalL hit with the girl s. airport. He walks a l ew blocks Mark and Cheri Seevers and Aldrich, an honor student, said and takes a bu s the remaining 4 Greg and Vicki Smit h were the Wednesday that it now takes only miles to school . leaders. The youth meet at the 13 minu tes and a short bus ride to "People wa nt to know why we church every Wednesday even· get from his remote Sierra home wou ld let a 16-year-old boy fly to lng at 7:30. · to Sonora High School. It used to school," said the youth's falher , , lake him more th an an hour. .. Jon. " Well, I tell them it's a lot He said he began flying the. safer than the alternatives." single-engine plan e to class about six weeks ago, just one day By United Press International alter he received his student Rep. Jack Brooks, D·Texas , license and one week pilot's criticizing Assistant Secretary of before he got his driver's license. Slate Elliott Abrams about his teslimony before the committ ee "The girls who didn't ta lk to Investigating the Iran · Contra me before have asked questions affair. "You are the only man I ever about the plane and what !l's like sa w who takes more pride in not to be a pilot ," sai d Aldr ich, w ho knowing anything tha n anybody I wants to go to the Air Force Academy alter gradua tion . ever saw." The plane al so enables him to avoid a long, scary bus ride. Because of the steep mountain roads near Yosemite National · MIDDLEPORT Park, It takes his 55 classmates Student saves time, wows girls RETREAT - A weekend out of the world'·and Into God's house was enjoyed at a youth retreat held at the Brad1ord Chrueh of Christ by Mlr anda Nlchol•o~, Mel anie Qualls, Marcia Robinson , Crysdal Anderson, Kelly Slendnablc, Forrest Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio . Retreat held at church .. : ' \ t • l'r.TION OF FOLDING ALL ON SALE! REED'S COUNTRY STORE 4TH & MAIN 378-6125 .' �• Page- 12- The Dail:t J I, Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Thu-sday, June 4, 1987 The Daily' 9 Business Services WED. 9-1; FRI. & SAT. 9:30-1 :30 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK SUN. 3 A.M.-12 A.M~ MONDA Y·-SATURDAY 10:30 A.M.-2:30A.M. BELL CONSTRUCTION Gtntral Contractors 949-2748 . POMEROY, OHIO We 'Are A Private Club Now A ~ce pt i ng New Members Meig1 Co. 't #I Nlleelub Computerized Hearing Aid Selection ~ Swim Molds • Interpreting Services ~ LISA M. KOCH, M.S. Authorized Service & Parts SUGAR RUN ASHLAND Day or Night Tecumseh NO SUNDAY CALLS 4-16·86-tfn VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY POMEROY, OH. PH. 992-9949 HUDNALL PLUMBIN~ Middleport, Oh . Bob Barton, Owner 5-21-87-tfn 5·1 3·87 SALES & SERVICE YOUNG'S - CARPENTER SERVICE Add ona a nd remodeling Roofing and gutter work Conc rete work Plumbing and electrica l wor~ {free Estimates) V. C. YOUNG Ill ~~2 - b215 01 ~~2 - 7314 Part• & Servlee Pomeroy, Ohio · 4·15-'86- lc MARCUM CONTRACTING CHESTER, OHIO •ROOFING •SIDING •WINDOW REPLACE· MENT •REMODELING & ROO~ ADDITIONS •GARAGES & POLE BUILDINGS & HEATING 168 Norlh Second Middlopor1, Ohio 45760 992-6611 BOGGS Far111 EquipMent Briggs & Stratton Weed Eater homelite Jacobsen 190 MULBERRY AVE. Authorizod John Deero, New Holland, lush Hog Form Equipment Dealer PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 REPAIR REIUILT & REPAIRED GUYSVILLE, OHIO "At Reasona~le Prim': SMALL ENGINE AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS SALES & SERVICE U. sl RT. 50 EAST CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES We Carry Fishing Supplies Pay Your Cable & Phon e Bills Hero IJ I IUSINISS PHONE 16141 992·6550 RESIDENCE PHONE . 1614)992-7754 .. .~ 1 / ~ttl n ·: We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators . We atso repair Gas Tanks. PAT Hill FORD 992-2196 Middleport, Ohio 1-13-tlc 985·4141 H -'87·1 mo THOMAS BODY SHOP TRENCH! NG IS OUR LINE rrenchinl ol Any Type Backhoe Servi<e Plumbinc Service Cuslom IT. 4, POMEROY 992-3989 ElECTRI~ & ECETYlENE WELDING FREE ESTIMATES 1·1·11-1 .... J.R.'s REPAIRS l'Vs, Antennas Satellite Sales lnstaHation Sen ice • IEUAilf 8-20·'16 lin Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE I;STIMATES FOR ADRUG-FIB AMaiCA I ' 949-2263 or 949-,168 4·22-IJ.Ifn I(UT OUT FOR FUTURE US£) · KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 985·3561 . All M•h• •Rar~get PARTS and SERVI WEWWfS PAINIING SAJIII&\S1ING co. tiSIDIIITIA~ IIIDUmiAL, COMIICIAL I'H ••• to yoo. 'orlablt laftdblcHtlng MASONRY RESTORATION , SWIM POOLS , STEEL. LAWN FURNITURE. BARNS. FARMING EQUIPMENT, HOUSES, ETC. WMII GU.II.UilrUO/ FH£ UTIIIUTU CUSTOM BUILT GARAGES tAll makes • modoll) CONVENTIONAL ANnQUES IUY 01 SEU liverillelnllques POLE STYLE or FREE ESTIMATES PH: 992-2772 GEARY'S BODY SHOP 1124 l•lt Main St. IIOUISo T•••wo&-fri. I Collision S.nice Wotll I Dttoil ,_., I I~ L&to7,.... • _ , ........ 7 ...... lrO..• ':: I ~-~ IUSS IIOOIE ,. 992-2526 ..... 6·17-tfc J&L BLOWN INSULATION VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING •Insulation •Storm Doors •Storm Windows -.Replecement Windows •New Roofing "FREE 6·2·17·1mo. BISSELL SIDING CO. New Homes Built S.nict 550 PAll ST. OIL An no unee 111 ents 3 Announcements No Sunday (ails 3-11-tln ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR RT. I, BOX 27B 32933 ROMINE ROAD RUTLAND 742-2070 25 YEARS EXP. REWINDS ALL TYPES OF MO.TORS I · U· IMO . •100 .00 P" title. Write: ACE · 2 Pima. Naperville, IL 8606 Now taking i ppU cations at D omino ' I Plna for drivers. Must be 18yrl of lgt, have a Clr, lnt~.U.tJd \lehiele. Good driving r&eo rd . Re al Estale Need babyaitter full time. Ph. Tour Gui des : Does money moti· 11ate you 7 Salary to I tart · Commissins-Bonus. Fant astic:: opportunity to Earn 1800 · t 1000 / wk . Many company benetits·edvancement manag ement positions available. Call Sue lor Interview 81 4 -2 86· 6'21 . No t just a job. No Tr esspasaing allowed at Cha rl es E. Jordan ' a Garage on Crab Creek ,.oad. Gallipolis Ferry, W. Va. ByownerCharll E. Jordan. Home• for Sale Flarwoods arfl& ot Pomeroy. New ldtchtm, btlhroom Ill cer· peting. V, acre, ·1 7 acres flvai le· ble. Ph. 614·446· 2369 . Government Momu hom $1 .00. "U Repair" , Also talC delinquent properly. Call 805644-9633 ht 613 for info. For sale or rem : 3 BR , houae , attactutd garage, CA, deposit & reference required. Ph. 614- 446·2683 8-6. Movi ng, houu & building. 30 acres . Call 614 · 379-2263. 1 If.! ' story Cape Cod by Randal Something new in Modular Housing on disploy 11 French City Mobile Hume11, Inc. Gallipolis, OH. Ph. 614-446· Hom~s . 9340. 2 bedroQm home Camp Conley, 304· 675·2829. 3 bedroom home 2110 N. Mein St. Make an olfer. will co ntidtr trade in of house tr,Uet, 304 · 458-1876. • 6 eci-ea, Mi l , 4 bedroom btl de., 3 bathl. full b..ement. 30x32 attached garage. Gunviil• Roltd. $96.000,00 . Will contld., trade ln of o1he' property; 304 ·458· 1876. New 3 bedroom house. ell electric. tot ,12011145 on back lot of 2614 Micdison Ave. Very privnte 642 ,000 .00. PhOne 304·676 · 7771 . New l ~ built conego nestled in the woods on 27 ac::ret , Owl Holl ow Roa d , $30. 000 .0 0 . Phonn 3 . 4·676 · 7771. For stle by owner: 2 story house in Middleport overlooking park . 30 yr . {juernteed viny le sidi ng, w·w carpet . 1 'II bath. unique woodwork . 614 ·992 ·6126. Mobile Hom8s for Sale Government Homes from$ 1, (u repair] Delinquent tax property . Repo11easlona. Ca ll 806 · 687~ 6000 E111. GH-9806 for current repo list. HOMES KESSEL 'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES, 4 MI. Fully furnished 2 bedroom home In Racine with equipped klt~he n . river vi~ proper1y , acrou from General S tore. Easy acceu to Oh io River boat laun chi ng and sandy beach. 8 16,000. l;i14949-2168 nr 6 14 -949-2268. 3 bedroom hou111 on Wehe Terrace in Pomeroy. $16.000 or best ofhtr . Mu 111t aell. Call 614-992 ·6815 NEW AND USED MOBilE WEST , GALLIPOL!S. RT 36 . PHONE 614 -446-7274 . Furnlshod 2 BR . Shultt Mobile Home. Take over pnyments , belence &B,QOO . Call Eveni ng• 614·446·4489. 1974 Grandvllht 14 x70, 3 BR .. 1 & VI Baths . Total elect ric. new carpet. Extr" ni ce &8950 .00 Ph. 614 ·446·017 5 . '{;,rd Sa\eS Tru ck drlvera needed. Mala or female. Call 814-992·2376 or 4 Giveaway 4 Kitens to a good home Ph. 446-461 4. 6 Adorable puppies. Father: pure bred English Setter. Molher! Collle-Speniel mix . Ph. 614· 388·8184 . Female black S. ten sheperd . Good with c hildren . Very timid . Need a good home. Ph .. 6·1 4 2 puppies 10 give away . Ph . Demonltrate th e largest line in plfty plan . Free kit. Toys-gift s · home decor· plus brand new Christmas line. Over 800 i1ems . No deliver ing, no collttetlng . No experience. Call Friendly Holn e Parties. 1· 800·2 27-1610. 446-3891 . 6760. HIRINGI Governm&nt jobs-your area. t16 .000- UB.OOO. Ph one ctll refundable. (602)838 ·8886 ext. 1203. Scolanhlp available for qualified appllcantl. cell ERA. Tow'n end Country Rul Estate, 304 ·876· 6648. Kitten•· 7 . 8 , & 9 months cut e. Female cat. whi.te Ph. 814·388· 8276. Part Blu&-Heeler pup & dog housa . Ctll 814-446· 1971 . Beautiful ki1ten1 to give away. Several colort. Males and fa· malea. Call 81'· 992 -3923. B month old Mal e Pitt Bull. Brindle color. 814-742-2480. 814·742· 2328 . & Vici nity Nn ded baby11tter for 1·2 even· lngs 11 week tor one child. Sometimes 2. Ca ll 614 ·992- 614·446-2200 Clothe• dryer, will run need• some work. Haul away . Call ....... Gii1lljjoliS ........ . Something New U"derThe Sun! Repa needed for Business Ac · count• Part Time •11.000 Po· tentlal Full Time t&O.OOO plus potent ia l. Work own hours: Training provldtd. Cell 1-612· 938 · 0019 M· F. 8 :00am · 6:00pm tC .S.T.) Chrlatmll Around th• World is badt and better then e~~erl Now hiring lftl supervisor• for p•rtv plan. FrM training, no ln\laal· ment , no collecting . Free kit and 1uppties. 304·'86·6733. Yard Sale, Mill Creek Ad, wringer weaher. fr uit jan . loeds of Items to chooae !rom. Ph . 814 -44 6-96 1 6. Yard sale near Orltfln ' t Gro c. in Kanauga, Saturdav . 10·7. Girl ' s 10 IPMd bicy cle, car r11dios, ot hM miac. items. Rain Ca ncels. 4 temlly yard u le. June 4th, 6t h, & 8th. 1 mile out St. At . 218. One Moo re residen ce. Som&. thing for everyone, hm·4pm. Yard Sal8. rain or t hine. Fri. & Sat. Jun e ,6 & 6 . 9 to 6. 6th Avenu•. All typea and slret of good clothe• & misc . ltem1 . ROAD YA RD SALE : Welt andot Ktrr Rd ., June4 & 6 . Wetc h to• tigns . 3·Famlly Gar•o• Sale. 61t1 Fourth Ave. 9 · 6. Juno 4 & 5 . , Ytr4 S1le 1 mile on 218. Wed. & To a good country hom•. 6 Shepherd- Colli• mix~ puppln . Call 614-742·2,88. VETERANS • Earn e)C tra monw In the Army Nat ional Guard. Tt'lurs. 304·575-3950 ., 1-800·842· 3819 . 'I• milt BuiiWIII e Rd . WM. & Thurs. 10 ft miliea . Lot of goodies. Come Ill See. Kitten• to gNeaw1y. Call 6, • · EXCE PTIONAL 4 female tiger kitt1n1 . Mothtr ia beautiful long-haired Cali co. 8 wko. old. Coli 814·986 ·4367. MENT POSITION . Now hiring •h•p pet1on (prefer women! tor your aru to hire and suptfVile people. Great worlc at hom e poait ion. Waetttv income plua bonuaea. HurfY I You won' t went t o mlta thll rare opporltunltyl 986·4244. 5adorable puppies, plftTanler, par1 Pood le to gfve away . Will be sm1lldog s. Call61'·992 ·0804 . Female German Shepher d puppy. 304-676-2382. CALL "collecf ' MANAGE · TODAY fo• more info'r mallon fo r loc:all nt er· view. Hftuae of Lloyd, Inc. Be tty c... u. 13041744·0924. 1042. Mature rallable babytluer wanttd for4 month old in Maton .,.,a, Mort thru Fri. refrences required. call after 6:00 or weekenda 1ny time 304· 773· 9 1615 . 3 puppies. 1 mele. 2 fem ale, 4 months old, phone 304·876· Wented ex plrientld houte · keeper , c•ll after 6 :00 PM , 2363. 304·675-nl7. lo ng heir&d kittens, 304·876· Applicltions no)'ll being ac · cepted iof a part time even ing thlft position for medh:el lab tach. Cftnteet p11r~onn.t office Pleatant Valley Hotp , VeUey Drivt, Pt. Pit., W\1. Phon e 2 Mommy cets. 1 kitten . 304· Brown vinyl ch air, 304·•158· 5043. Left over Items from ytrd ~ele . must take •II. :J04 · 675-7922 . 304-875-4330 . 6 Lost and Found FO UND: Whire Fflmale Go1t In Addison Townahlp. Ph. 814Yard Sale, 531 Third Ave. Fri. only. AntiquH & misc. Lost In Middleport, Cochtllf bird. a rrry with yellow hte. orange c:heeh. If found, cail 814 ·992-&BOC.. Reward. WANTED leld andtecondgu ltlr player. alao k.,.board plever. muU .,...,e own tqulpment. for forming rock band. Will be pfaylng 80's, 70:• and 80'a music. Ph one tftM 8 :00 pm, 1 - 3 04 ·17! -8370 Of 1 -814 · 992-8288. 15 School5 Instruction R1train Now. South e.. tarnBu• inass Co llage. Call &14 ·U6 - 8 Public Sale & Auction 4387. 1 B Wanted to Do Ri ck Peauon Auctioneer II· ctnsed in Ohio 1nd West Virgl· nfa. Real Ettate. antique. ftrr'l'l, liquidation nlet . 304 -773 · ti786 or 773·6430, Wanted To Buy We PlY c1s h for late model clean used cafl, J im Mink Cht'V .· Oidt in(l. Bill Gene Johnt~ 614-445-3672 2 l'torae trailer call 114-446 · 7313. Old Clawfoot Bath Tub in good cond. to be uMd in 1 hom•. C•ll 514·446· 3388. S•ptlc tank pumping, rnidenrial & commtrictl. 180 per iolld. Ron EvensE nterprl•••· Jacillon. Ohio. Coli 614· 286·5930 Huge Com munity Sele, Rio Grande Etllltlt. June 4 & 6. 9 :00 to 1. Clothfll. houtehold. mite . gelore. e .fsmlty Yard Sale. room sire carpft , Thur lday June 4 , 2 mi. out 218 . Hatfelt Re1 . POR CH SALE. Thurt . Fri.. Set. 80 Locust St. Lampl, dlthu & gla11were galore. Some An· t iques, jewelry. Gigtntlc 3 Family Yard Sale. rtin or shlnfl, Fr i. Jun e 6th., 1 Oam 1ft &pm. 1 mile ofl 218 on lny1llt Rd . Watch for signa. Lots of ••cflllftnt clothaa. baby thru 1dult aitea . 3 Family Y111rd Sale. Henry Skidmor e• Auidenee, Eve r· green . Thun . end Ffl. Yard S1le Slturda-, Rain or Shine. 8 -fi behind old Bidwell ElamtnllfY School. 2 Y1rd &a lea on lincoln Pike just off 141 tl Centenary, double wida & 4th. triiiM ftn lett. Thurt 'th & Fri. 61h & Sat . 6th, S lothlng, jeweltrv. dlthes . ro· tiller, ltwn rnower1 & loti mise U't here, tha Annuel 41 Spruce Street Eventl One day only, Slfturday June 6th , 9 ·4 pm. Ytrd Salt at Wanda Atha ' a, 6 S . Third St., Bidwell. Thurs . end Fri. Garage Sale. 1st . houte on little Kyger Rd. , jutt off At 7 : June 6 & 6th, Fri. & Sat. Antique dishes, dolls, ult & peppers. good clothing chup. tools. elec. Irons , new lA h .p. grindtrr, 3pt. pr. 1 6' plows, fru it J•rt. rock ing ct't airt, S. misc. hemt. Garage Sale. rain or thine 9 to 5. June 4 S. 6 . Rudnw Village II . Third St . Typewriter. changing teble. girls In fant end toddler cloth", co · •. t\ome interiOr, Ublfl & l•mp tttnd. mattunlt~ clothea , small motors. Jim'• odd jobs ptlntJng. drf<Je· way reteating, Clfpenter work A roof rtpair, trHt & htdget e• perienced . Call 114 -379 · 2410. Yard S1le: Fri. and Sat . 8am to 8pm . Ju ne 5 & 8 . 1 6 mile• IOUih l)n 326 . M I M Lawn Car• I Window Cta~nlno . C. ll env day afur 6 Ol111t Ylfd Sete. '14 mile out Neighborhood Ad Applianees. ttuck pant, l · who•ler , Fri. & PM, 814-379·2671 . Sot Hom• Tettphone lnstellation. troubl e ahootlng .nd improv• mentt. 9 Yltrl IIIPtrlence Ph . Big l ·Family Yard S•l•. Lot• ot e hlidrtns clo th••· computer, tOYI. &om.thlng for everyone. Jet. ot 1 80 & 664 at PortfJf. June 5 & 8 . 814-266-9334 . 6-Ftmity Ylfd Stlt . On Ul'\coln Pike off 1' 1. Wed., Thurs .. & Ffl. Ph. 814·448·3171. Buying d1ity gold. silvM colna. rings, jewolltry. rttrling Wife, old coint. lwge currency. Top prl· cea. Ed lu,.en ltrbtr Shop. 2nd. -...,.. Middlti)Of't. Oh. 514· 992-347&. DENNY CONGO Will HAUl JUST CAll! 992-3410 liMESTONE GRAVEl - SAND TOP SOil Fill DIRT 31 1·800· 247·4616 . 9 RU~S 614-766·6383 colle<t. Own your own ap~arel or shoe store, c::hQOte from: Jean / $· Po rtswear, lad ie• opJl&rel , mens, children / materni,y, large siras, pet!t,, denceweer/ aeroblc, bridal; lingerie or accessories nore. add color enalytis. Btandt: Lil CleibOrne, Gr~tolin e , HealthteiC, Levi, lee. Camp Beverly Hill. St Michele, Chelit, Outb~ack Red , G.enesls. Forenra. Organ lcalty Grown , oveer 2000 othuu, S1 3.99 one prlcedasigner, multi t ier pricing dlsc;:ount or fami ly shoe 1tore. Retail prices unbe· lleve.eble for qual ltv shoes nor· metiv priced fro m 519 to 880. Ov&r 260 brllnds 2600 styles. •14.800 to 't26.900 : inventory. 1raining, fixtures , grand open· ing, al rfere, et c. CAn opM 16 diYI · Mr . Keenan ~3 051366 · 814-388-9882. "Free Eetimetu" PH. 949-2860 or 949-2801 Sal1ry plu s commlaaion. paid 448-6297. 446-4851 . •VINYL SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING •&tOWN IN INSULATION Managet needed: Femily beltutv aaton-tennlng center. Glllipolis. Babytitter, in my home. for two c hildren . 8am to 4pm weekdayt. Holrer vicinitv. Cell EITIMArE~ " JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 Day a. CAll NOWI 33. 468-1823. 6- 2-17· 1 1110. Custom Pointing S.rfict, lustorotion . AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Alco Trancmlulo11 PH. 992-5682 or 992·7121 5·19·1 mo. Truck. auto, & heavy equipment repairs and welding . S·l-'17·3- Rt. 124, Pomeroy Ohio CALL 614-446-3028 EAGLE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR JohnL ...h OwMr/lltdlanic \ ' At. 4. Hysell Run Road " Pomeroy. Ohio 45769 .PH . (614 ) 992·2134 or 992-6704-Frtt Estimalts 5-ll-2 mo. J&L BLOWN INSULATION PH. 949-2756 I WILLIAMS · TRENCHING SERVICE 614-843-5248 NEW- REPAIR 'L licensed &: Bonde d •Refrigerators •Drye rs •Freeze r s ROOFING it effectively takes a lot of homework-like reading articles, attending meetings, and talking to other pare ts. This way, yolll' child will see you as a well informed solll'Ce. Listen, we're not using these statistics about marijuana and ·cocaine to scare you. Then again, that's exactly what we're trying to do. If you're afraid YQlll' child may be included in some of these num· hers, get help. Contact yolll' local agency on drug abuse for more information. · Carry Concrete Culverts •Washers •Dishwashers Howard L Writ-1 Not yours. right'! Well, woulrl you feel any differently if you knew 17% of all high school seniors have tried cocaine? And 40%of those are using it CUI'rently. · . . Not yow· kirl'! Well. how about this ... 54%of all high school seniors have smoked mar\juana. And over half of them smoke it regularly. Still not yow· kid? Or maybe you're not so sw-e anymore. . Well, t~e best way to know for sure is to talk with yolll' child. Of comse, speaking to ~~our child like this takes a lot of courage. And to do lilt Electronic Organs Mobile service RIA~ONAILE ·HAPPEN TO IS IT TO? Welding lowboy Hautinc Septic Systems Roger Hysell Garage EXCEllE NT WAGES tcr apare tim• lltem bly wOrk; electron.iCI, crefta. Others, Into. (604) 641 · Q091 EXT. 2987 Op&n 7 .60640. 7 month old male bird dog. Cali Phone Day .or Evenings Help Wanted GET PAlO tor reading bookal 266·1343. RADIATOR SERVICE THE OHIO VALLEY PU8LISH · lNG CO . recomm ends that you do businen· with people you know , 1nd NOT to send money through the mail until you have inve11tg11ecfthe offering. Non -Member Ccver Charge $2 .00 2 POOl BISSELL BUILDERS (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 Serv1c1:s 11 Business Opportunity I NOTICE I vacltion, insurance, profit shering It more. For interview. C1ll 992-9901 21 ~ mploymenl MEMBERSHIP $5 .00 ~ Li~nsed Clinical Audiolo~ist ~ Fmancial TOP CASH plid for '83 model and new., uaed c•rs, $mlth Buldt· Ponliae, 1911 Eutern LIVE ENTERTAINMENT FREE ESTIMATES ALLWORK GUARANTEED . RACINE, OHIO Wanted To Buy Aw .. Golllpolio. CoU 814-4482282 . ·I .. NEW HOMES 1RESIDENTIAL RENOVATIONS EVERYBODY SAYS IT THEN WHOSE ' -'u.ne 4, 1987 QUILTS C11h pllid for collector 11ttiqu1 or pre 11150 qutlte. Pieced Of 19f11/qoe. Any c:ondltlon. H'lflor prlcn·pakl fOf' wnu.ual pethmt. Coli .._,. 11 114•H2· 2101 ............ deyaor1 -112· 2U1 ••••or w.,,..,,JI_In fCMid coolin loft c -. 1n ....... .,. A-• 4 ~oom ot more, 30 or motl _... of wa a dtdllftd tn nal11d1d -. No-~ .,........ - 1:30,.m. f - 8111. t:OO , ..... 21t-U..t21t. 707 Third Ave. Thurs. 9 · 5 , you are a copy. Gar19e Sal1. Rt 1 & 218 811. til 7 8argainsiiL - - ' - - - - - - - - - 11June 8th, 8 Can do Nght hauling end roofJng. llte11ontbl 1 rattt . Merion l.,k*. 814·M9 -2129 . Wll do -~"inO In ..., home. 12 Vr&. lll*'itnce. Ra'*tn~ provlcfecf, RtHOntblt fltn . 11 .. H2·7132. 4 ·famllv. farm Ad 11111 Bob Evana Sauaage Shop. Come alongs, purt l power , log chalnt, cable pulilet, b1by clothes, toy s. 11ereo speakMs. girla S. boy• & adult clothet. Something tor everyone. Fri. & Sat ., June 6 & 6 Rein canc;:uls. 10 till ' · Garage Sale, 1 at timeo\ler. Thur 4th & Fri. 6th til Sat. 6th . Girl s bike, doll buggy , tnya, hnllllthold goode, shoet. clothing. (mona. women, children) organ. Christ· mils ftemt. loti Morel 4 Family I Rein or Shine. 61 1 Third Av•. G11llipolls. Garage Sale June 6 Ill 6. little Kyger Rd . Couch, tiru an 10-speed bike. 4 FAmily 126 Porumouth Rd. Junt 6. g . ). Yard Sala June 6 & 6 . Rodney Chur ch ot God . Rt . 36 11 Rodney . 9 to' · Yard Salt June 15 , 6 1 & 7 . 8 ·7 . Porter Rd ., ott Rt 160 in Porter. Yard Sr~ l e : First ule ot veer. Ce nteMry Townkouse Friday June 6. Juno 6 & 6 . 9 to 5. Women1 dothtl 1ir.e 6 & 6, Maternity tile 8-10, B•bV & chlldrtlnl & mena c lothe~ . RotUlar, 8,000 BTU A.C .. dfltk & ch1ir , atarl, com· modore64. From At. 72 Vt mlles ou t GeQru•• Cre•k Rd. Pt\. 6U ·440· 1012 3 Family. Fri.•SIIt. 9·6. Rt . 141 llflft on le Qrende. Amtnl trath compacter. gu ttnks for boat, lit ejacketl , mena1u ltt, ohll dr ena ctorhet and toys. · Ya•d Salt. good Junlo• clothes on S~ld mor e Ad . el EviJrgrrren. Thurt.-Fri. • 4.· Family Yard Sale Frl · S.t . Low•r G1rfleld Ellt. Baby bed. baby clothea. ylenwa ut, lot s ol nico thirogs . 4 Ftmlt¥ Salt 366 l 11 Or1nde Btvd Junt{ 5 & 6 . 9 · 5. Nice clothing, inf1nts & toddiMt, b•b-1 •cceuorlet , water bed • IHiftti·King, AHH 80, 11won, drve r & lots ol mi1c:. Yard Sale Frld1y. Csnt11n11ry . Cloth ing women 6 glrit, and b&yt sites 14 & 16, 1moker gril l, air cond .. fana . typewriter. toy 'box , toys , lien and edult p&p&rbAcks . In tide Yard Saii!1Jvne6th. Gr~ten TetrfiCfl Trailer Parll 111 Cente· nlfY . Lot 16. 78 Court St . Sat . 9· 6 4 plecft living room suite, tw in bath , clothflt. mi1c . Mov ing Sat"' 1 mile from Rio Grande Rt . 325 Ctll 246 -644l. Fri 5 , Sat. e. & Sun.'7 . ····· Pomero·v........ 5. 8:30 to 2,oo. 4 fllmlly . Friday, June 6. Satur· day. Ju11111 6. 10:00 am till 5:00 pm. Ca rseat. aw•eper, A1trJ. am· lm r•r1in , much moreli Nick lhlu rt~ld"nc::e , 282 45 Apple Grove·Dorcu Rei. . Aacl"e. Allin or shi ne. Tkurt . end Fri., June 4th and 5th. 29806 Pine Grove Rd ., jull off St. Rt . 124 b•tween Ra cln• and Syflcute. Chlldrtn 1nd edu lt cloth ing, toys, 11.5 Inch rims wit h tug• a nd centert, mil c. ltemt . June 8th. 10!00-1 Between H end A Block and Cleland Ruhy. Appliances. clothes. ttc::. Chu rch of J••u• Chf ll1, Apol· toljc Ftlt h (jutt past park, New Lima Ad.) June 4th. 15th, 6th. No lunk. etten lilt . Anything vou need. Toys. dlehes. btdclothe1, clot hn Meyer• Deep Wall Pump, tank. piptt. Rflln CtnCtll. Paat or R. Richard•. &1• ·198· 6091 . Mov ing ta le. June 6th. llh, 7th. 'h milt h om railroad t 1011ing In De•rar nn &owlet Rd. Hond1 3-wheohtr, pontoon boat. d11p lrtelt, riding t• w nmower, many ml1c. ltema. ' 309 18 Neece Rd . Mlddltpott , Clothes. coffee end and llbie o.M ~~·-M_Ir~c_ . ___________ ,JcGar&ge 11le June 4th and lth Otyant Ad , Aull1nd . Cecil Will reaidance. lots of wom~ns clothircg, men1 lulls. Sumethlng lor everyone . Rein or shine, Gerege S11lt June 4tt\ , 15th, etk.· 6 mllu ftAtt ol Chester on Rt . 24B. 8:00 ril 6 :00 Thurs. tnd Fri .. Sr~t . til noon . 493 Linc:rJin St .. Middleport. Jun11 5th and 8H'I. 10:00· 5:00. Baby clothes and misc. 111m1. Many hcmlly . Jr. $Jilt91''t real· den ce, Rt . 12AJ . 1 mile ftom Soulhern High. Sat., June 8, 9 :00· 3:00 . loti of kld ' t r:loth ea. ..,·· Pt ·Pleiisiiiif ..... & Vicinity Y11rd 81111, Wftd and Thurt, June 3 81 4, 311 Fh11 St .. 9 :00 till 3.00. Vtrd S11ie, Thurnnd Fri. K & K' t, rAin tancelll, 9 :00· 3:00, Ho'm e Interior, ch1fr1, htby hllm'CI, 1pr uris , c;:urt ltl na. Giganllc Yard Sale. Thun. Frl and Stt. 4 hou•es below Slden Jew lal'\', Oalllpolls Ferry. W. Va. Middleport & Vicinity MOVINO YARD SALE, Set, June e. Broad Ru n IICrOU frr lm sf,orn Plant , 9 ·00 •m till 4;00 pm hl!ryrhlng to go! St rel!lt wid, v•rd u les June 6 11nd 6 . 9· 6 Wright S t Pomflf'O\i. Eight plus ~ouses . Vfllrd Sale 163 Main St. Nfjw Havon : Mens . la dffl clo thing, t11e1 Cf1.tu bike. udds and ends. June 4,6, 6 9 f•mity . lnf1nu and c~llelrene clothing. 3 miles out Leading Cr~tMt Rd. 742· 319•. Jun• 1tt tt'lrough 6th. Junll4th Md 6th. Cheatflf Rote rtside"ce on County' ,Rd . 28 g,oo.&.3o. - - - - - - - - ·1<- Seuer Farm, 4 '1t mil as from At . 7 on County Rd .3 . 1 1/J mile~ South or Rutl1nd. Freet~u . tu rnlture. houafrhold ltema. books. 1986 C8r, and much more. Fri. Jun116 Stt June 6 . 9a,m. · 6p.m. Jun e IS end 8 . Tt.11n flrtt ro&d h;ft from Mlddlepon hill. 6th houu on left. 8: ~ ·amuntlldark. June6 eode . Crew Rd .• Pomeroy . Toya, ch ild· rent c:loth ... 814 · 992· 21558 House hold u11. Jun111 2 lor 4 dtn. Antique furnitur e. lg. frteltr , ~hildrens clothing. 272 E. 2nd . St \ PomMoy. 10 00 to 6 :00p.m . I. ¥'•d Sale. Fri. 15th. StMeo. diahn, ~thn, oddt A enda, 101 Mtbelane D1 . 3 pc. ou1door furnit ure, dlnttte att , clothe~ 111 ailet. mlac: . Item a. FrldiV June 5 at Dailey ' s it Flstwooda. I · Family 1 :00·7. Clsy Commun• hy lkt g. 1!2 mll1 bejow Jc1 , of 211 Of Route 7(Lovt ra Llna} LOla of curtains, btMJaprttdt, diahes , adultt & c h ildrt.,a dothn. home inttrior. at~ . ' family yerd ule. June 4,5,0 . Racine. bahlnd Masonic Lodge. Dennie Hill Aes. ~ : 00 • 6 :00. Meny items. ONe jpl..o 1M orgen 11110111 to Mginnlf't, .W1ncect itudtntt IfNI lldutta In my home. Alto 1 ----~-----,..., Oordlnl end trlfttpoeing. l.Mge Y«d Salt, June !th Cd 114·•f·M03 . thtOUfh ~ttJ. Chtthlre, Ohio, fh . 1 . Oulllny chlldr.n'1, aelult't hbreltling '" mv home. '"' c loth ing, houllhold lt•mt Murt. 3C)4:. 1tl· 3930. mlttlfltntous ~ · YARO SALE, 371 South Second Av e.. Middlflf)ort, Oh. June 4 & Yerd 111e Friday June 5 . Harr lt. 8rtdbury behind WMPO . Wttch for sl9na. June 8th and lth Aoduprlnga Rd. Toddler, 1d1Jit , giflt clothes; houMholc.1 hems . Yard Slilf!, Sat, 10 .00 till 4 00. 2.806 Bttr.h Ave , Pt . Pit large Mov•ng S~tle behind E••on Sl&lmn UI)Pet' M~tJOn , W Va. June 5 11nd 6 . s11t'tmg 9 :00 am . · 2 f11mil~ yArd ule. June 4 11nd 6. 2629 Mt Vurnon Awe . Maytag wt lngllr w11 s.h11r lot s more, 9 :00 till 4 00 ·--~- ·Ytcrd Slll(t, 2 family , baby il&ml, womon ' s clothes. cnall, nidi n•r:h. much more. JuneS end 2913 Spruce Stu!et. e. 6 f<~mlly , 2 hl)ute Yfi'd ial,, Felrgoundl Road. follow signa, June & and 6 . 9 :00 lili 3 ;1')0, Oar,ga S1!de, 3307 Ffan~lin Ave. Frl June 6, 9 '00 till 1. Verd hlfl behind 8eale School, Friday only, 8 :00· 3:00, Chint, old albums. mise odd and 11nds. Ra1n or .Shine. · YardSehtFri. JI.lne8 . 8 :00 tiH7. Corner Smhh and loc~o~t1 St .. Manderton. First tim• t, i, Vtlt , Lergl Yard Sal•. starts June 5 gon tiU told out, no Sunday ..lea, some toolt, mtnttis. furnitUre, clothll. ~h... tlect, ric dryer and t ome antiques. ~ mile out Greer " oad, F I~ ST TIME YARD SALE. Fri and Set. Jun• 15 1nd a , 9 :00· 2 ;00 pm. Ping Pong t able, g•m", mlttflll 1nd 1pring1, gooct clothM . 506 Chandler Dr. P1. ~t �Page-14- The Daily Sentinel LAFF-A-DAY 32 Mobile Homes for Sale Thursday, June 4, 1987 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio . 54 Misc . Merchandise KIT 'N' CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright 55 Building Supplies 76 1974 KirkWood . 12x60, tote! alte1ric, new carpet newly remodeled, 2 C8iling fans . hcflllent condition. Redwood porch. out building. On ~ent.c:t lot, can move. 16,500 . .Ph. 614-4468010 For lilt Queen lize waveleu Wat•bed with warmer. Spc. glass top brftkfa•t set . Csll 814-... 6-2786. !. 1 RoU ewav bed wh:h new manress. llnle girts clothing size 6-10. Mans 3pe. suit size 42 ch .. t, 32-31 panu Ph. 614· 446·0065 . 1973 12d5 Kirkwood. Remodeled. Will consld"er offer. 61499~ · 2464 after 8 :00p.m 1971 Hillcrest · 12x60. 3 bed· room, partty furnished, central air. 14000. Call614-992-3191 . "My name yours?'' 1979 Liberty. 14•70. 3 bedroom•. fireplace. garden 1ub. central air, porch. underpinning. 304-882-3389 after 5 :00pm. 33 Farms for Sale 2 or 3 bedroom, furnished, AC. Good clean condition . No pets. New Haven . 304-882 -2488. Small F.,m 40 acr". Minertl rights. 4 BA . 2 batht. tmell baument. AC. Lg . lcltchen. many eablnett. Ph. 614-268. 1790. House trailer for rent . Call 614 -742-2763 aft.er 8 :00pm. 2 bedroom. you pey utilities, dulls only, depo1it required. 304 -676-2636 . White tntlque wicker couct-. end chair with r-ew cushions . Two nice end tables, 1 foot ttool end 2 ladder back chairs. 304· 6762338 . 70 Acre Ftrm In Patriot. Call &1•· 379-26•2 after 3 . 2 bedroom mo bile home , •160 .00 per month. 304-87&· 1371 or 876· 3812 . : Mjnl farm . 9.8·acrn . Ba1han Rd. Meigs County. ' room houae. full b111ment, amall barn. one out building. •26 .000 614· 378-8209 . Houu wanted. Reaaontble rent, will repair if necenary In Point Pleasant or Gallipollt Ferry area. Call 304-468-1712. Ele•trit lift recliner chair. brown tw.. n. 11 ,800. new will sell f600 . Red Rolli Wheel chair with leg llha tJOO. Folding walker t315 . This equipment u1ed ltn t_han one week. Toilet chair f40 . 304 -882·221 1. Two 2 bedroom mobile homes. turn lthed, yard wilhchtin link fence. t75 .00 depoait. phone 304·676-6612 af18f 5:00pm. 20 acre farm Hann1n Trace .Aotd, Glenwood. W . V1. tor more infor!'Oation cell 304-77315118 or 773-11188 aher 5:00. · 34 Business Buildings Commarcitl buildings lor lean. Downtown Pt. Pleetent . Store•. offlcn . A·One Real Ettata. Carol Ve.;tr, Broker. C111U 304875-6104. 747 lnddustrlaletorage 12 toot over head door, 3 phaut of •lectrlc. 18x48 ttatl building 814 - ~4e - 2382 For appointment . 36 Lots & Acreage 44 41 Houses for Rent Nicety furnished tmall houu. Adultt only . Reference• required. Oft theet tarking. Ph. 81·-···· 0338 . 1BA . furnl•he. 1 small child . No pett. Call 614·448 -0321 , 3 BR . unfurnlthed , 2 childr en. No ptu. Call814 -446 ·0321 . 3 BR , brick In Rio Granda. Sec. Oep. No pelt . t235mo. Cell 614- 246· 5439. • 3 RENTALS AVAILABLE 1 . Air Conditioned 4 bedroom home. Rio Grande. 2 . Small 2 bedroom unit In vlll1ga, Rio Gttndl. 3. PICtUtlllque home 3 miles south ot Gallipolis, Rt. 7. Adult• pteferred In all 3 location•. Aeferenc tt, depotit ra· qulrad. Ph. 446· 9430 or 2469457. 2 DR Home with llrepleca. near town, Yl atre y1ud , no pet1, · 1250 per mo . Call 614-446· fl-810 or 446-7881 . 1 Bedroom b11ic rent 1176.00 plut electric. Alto tequ lred a 1200.00 ncurity deposit . CON · TACT: Jackson Eatatet Dept. Ph 44& · 3997 Equal Houalng Opp_onunlty. Furnl1hed & unfurnithed aptt .. 1160.00 tnd up, referenc11 •Ph. 30• · 675 ·7738 or 304· 67155104 A-1 Real Esuta. Furni1had Apt. U25 . Utilities Pd.. 1 BR 607 Second Ava.. Galllpollt. Ph . 446·4416 1ftet 7PM .. Furnithed Efficiency 1146. Ut itltiet ptid , thare bath. 607 Second Ave.. Gtllipolit Ph. 4415-4418 af1er7PM . 1 DR Apar1ment. 740 Second Ave. 1186 per month. Depotit required . Call 614-446-4222 between 9 & 5. 1 bedroom apt. in Middleport. All utllltlu paid. 1210. par month. Call 614 -992 -61 SO. u APARTMENTS . mobile homll , hOutu. Pt . Pleas lint and Ga ll lpoHt. 61 4-446-8221. 1 bedroom grou nd ~loor . private ent ran ce, recently remodeled , Everyt hing turn .. loc. outtklrt• HendM ton. 1260. month. 304676· 6730. Apartrnentl in Henderson. Partilllly ftrrnllhed . 304· 675-1972 . 2 bedroom lurnl18d apt . r&t 1nd dei)Utlt, New Haven. W. Va .. 304 · 882 · 3267 01 304 -773 6024. Nice houte 6 rooms and bath. Full basement tnd fireplace In In Middlepon 2 bedroom fur nished apt, 304-882 -2566 Pomeroy . Phone 814 -992 3187. 3 bedroom 11pt 11111 ehtetric. loc11ted on Cnb Cr&elc Road, releren cet requ ired. 304 -675 · 6609 111fter 5 :30 cell 304 -675 · 1087. Smtll, nice 2 bedroom cArport Rt . 248. CaU 614-986-4244 . :J bedroom haute In Chester Clote to tchool. Call 814-992· 7252 or 614·9815· 4300. 45 Buutlful renovated 3 br hom e .on Morgan's Woodlewn Farm, Rt. 35 Pliny . 1400 per month. 304·176· 1286. 42 Mobile Homes for R e nt 21R. wa•er • ttath paid. 1 mile from hot~UI . *200 rent plus Ph e14 448 1354 deposit. · · · ' 28A , Mobllt HOme at Evergroon. Ph. 441· 7032. 2 • 3 Bedroom Mobilt ~om as Ph . . , . .... 8.0127. 21R. AC, ceDI& Hud acc.pted. Aivtm.w In K.nauaa. Faattrs Mobile Home Ptrk. Ph. 814•41·1102. 14•70, 3 !Hctroom, ' 1Y, blth. central air. Aduh1 onty. Oe\»otit and rlflf«tC. requifed. Call 114-U2-2357 oh• 5:00p.m. Furnished Rooms Rooma for rent . dAV - weelc. month. Gallia Hotel. Cell 814 446 -971 S. Rent 11 low at $120 month. Complet:a hou•e condo. Crystal Inch ne11 Clearwater. H•. Avall1ble June 6 thru June 13. E•tra nice, 111 club houae facili· ti". pool . eurcltt room. spa. etc - 3 bedroom•. sleeps-8. U50.00 nagoti11bl e. 304-8715· 3447 or 813-441 -1643 Two bedroom haute. Bellmaade •r••· 304· e7&·27o7 . SWAIN AUCTION 8o FURNITURE 82 Olive St., Glllipollt. Ntw 6 uled wood-coalstove1. 6 pc wood lR :~~~~e~:~~ b·n~.::d:e:r!!~ t uitet , wringer washers. & shoes . New livl ngroom auitn *199-8699, l1mp1. Ctll 814· 448-3169. Count~ Appliance, Inc. Good used appliances and TV seta. Open BAM to 6PM , Mon thru Set . 814 -448- 1899 , 627 3rd. Ave. Galllpollt. OH . Valley Furniture, new & used. largt teetion of qutlity furni· ture . 1218 Eutarn Ave . , Gellipolit. 0000 USEO APPLIANCES Wathen, dryers. retrlgerttora. ungea , Skaggs Appl lt ncu, Upper River Rd. betide Stone Crest Motel. 614-448-7398. LAYNE' S FURNITURE Sofas and e hairt priced from *396 to 1996. Tables •60 and up to 1126. Hide-a -beds 8390 to 1695. Recliner• t2215 to Aptt. 2BR . amt1 BR . adults ontv 1375. lampt 828 to *126 . In Gtlllpolls. Ph. 446-8221 . Dinettes 1109 and up to *496 . Wood table w -e chtlra 1286 to Furnithad Aptt. Ne"t to Rio 1796. Desk f100 up to $376. Grande College. Ph . ~1 4 - 446 Hutchas 1400 tnd up. Bunk ~ 8883. bedt complete w-mettretl61 I 29& and up to 1396. Btby bedt Deluxe 3 room unturnltha Apt. I 1 10. Mettrettes or box tprlngt New kitchen. carpet thru out. full or twin 183 , firm 173. and ht . fl oor, ofhtreet parlclng. Ph. 183. Queen seta 1226, King 614-446·4604 or 446 · 2e02 . · ~ < 1360. 4 drawtr ehe11 169. Gun ca binet• e . 12 gun. Gas or Modern lBR apt . Ct~ ll614 - 448 · electric r1nge U75 . Baby mat· 0390. tre11es 136 & •46 . Bed frames I 20. flO & King frame 150. Furnished apt. ne!lt door to Good tel&etion of bedroom Ubnry. One pr·otalllonel Adult suites, metal ceDintu, headonly Parking. Ph. 446-0338. boerds 130 and up to 186. Gracious liv ing 1 and 2 bed· 12 Month1 free financing with room epertmantt 11 Yillltfle approved credit . 1300 mlnu· Menor and Rivenlde A-part- mum purchase necasury. 3 ments In Middleport . From Miles out Bulavllle Rd. Open S215 including utilit ies. Ca ll 9 •m to 6pm Mon. thru S.t. Ph . 614·992 -7787 EOH 614-446-0322 . 2 bedroom. furni1hed . AC. Good clean eondltltln , No petl 8160. p1H month. N1w ~av en 304, 882 ·2468. 4 room hou se C1mp Conley .,.., 1160.00 per month. 30487&·1371 or 676-38U. Merchandise 61 Household .Goods Nice 3 bedroom houu. F11mily room , garage, bltement, forced 1ir he1t, 6 wooded •cr111. t276 pff month. 1100 dtpo1lt No intlde pats. 10 East St . Pomeooy, 814-423·1289 . Houu for rent Hr111ford. nice. vilf'V clean, close 1n school. 1200.00 pet mon th. phone 304·882-2016 . '• Apartment for Rent For 11le lot 1;20•180. Baum Addition. Chatter Tawnahlp. All utllltlu aveiltbla. Cell 81 4· 469- Upatelra unfurnished aper1men1. 9830. Utilitin paid. Ca rpeted. no children or peh. Cl\1161 4-446-1037 Land tor Stle, 75 1cra• Crab Creek Rotd. 304-876 -4324 . 1 BR , ground tloor, all utilities paid. Nett ~cDonaldt . Cell 446-7026. Rr.llldiS 3 or 4 Bedroom house In Kyger Creek School Olstrlct. Reference• Ph. 614-446-8821 . Furnlt hMI room. 8 1 15. Utilltilll paid. Share bath. Single male, 919 Second. G•lli polla. Call 446-4416 efttr 7pm. 2 Piece living Roo m Suite 1326. Mollohan Furniture. Uppllf River Rd . Ph . 614·446-7444 1 Open till 7PM on Week Davt. CARPET Carpe1 remnants U .OO a yard and up. Mollohan Furniture Upp&r River Rd. Ph. 614-4467444. Open till 7PM on Weet.; Dayt. CARPET C1rpet ramnentt 115 .00 e yard ~~ond up. Mollohtn Furniture. Upper River Rd., Ph . 614-446 · 7444. Open till 7PM on W11ek Da ys. Good uud color floor model end portable TV . Ph. 614 -446 1149 , Aqua carpet 1ppro11. 70tq . yds. ttAirw•y included. Cell &1•· 446-3891 1986 Aman a Model RS-60 Radar Rtnge. Never been used, S300. Ph 151'· 24!HI604. Br11u bed quHn sire. head board, foot board, frlme, mat· tteu & box springs. Very good condit ion 1 100. Ph. 814 -246· 9588. Dining 1able. 6 chain 1nd hutch. Very nice. 1800. Anllqu e • door flat w•ll cupboard. 13150. Btld· win Piano. f700 . Ce11814 -99280B2. 2 pc living room tulta. very good cond, 304-676-4877. 47 Space for Rent Office Space for Rant , hcelltnt for AHorn.,-,, Accountant, etc. Cion 10 Court Houn. Call Wiuman Rul Estate Agency. 1514·4·8-36.4 . Callahan'• Uud Tlrt ShOp. Over 1 ,000 tirti. Siltt 12, 13, ,. , 16. 18. 16.6 . B mil.. outRt. 21 8 . Co11514-258-1251 . Pl11tlc cl1tern tttt e apprDYed, plastic teptlc tankl, pi11Uc culvertt, metal culverts.- RON EVANS ENTERPRISES, Jock· IOn. Oh. 814· 288· 5130. ' COUNTRY MOBILE Home Perk, Routt 33 . North of Pomerov. Rtntal trlilfM's. Call 6H -992_74_7_9_._·_ _ _ _ _ _ __ 2· 3 ton self contained air conditioners. 1400. tach. 220 volt also 1 window unit. Ph. 246-6131 ' Spaet for t mall ltiller1. All hook· UP I· Clble. Also tH iclency rooml. eir and ctbll. Maton. W.Vo. Coli 304-773 -5181 . Moving. Boltna mower, frHitr. 2 cars, plano, dinlnt 11blt, FAMILY PRIDE MOBILE HOMr; PARK, · At. 2 lOuth. Galllpolit Ferry, WV. Now rent ing lou for ae5 .00 per month. Call 304· &715-3073 aft• 5:00PM . Trail• sp~ for rent Gallipolis Fer')'. citY wtttt end gert..gt pick up, t78 .00 per month, 304-175-1331 or 17!-3248. PastYre llftd. 715 ICftt ptttur•. 304·171-3318. Sump pump f26 .00. 8 f1 truclc tappet with cabinet• end lighu 836.00. Four 1 6 inch chromt rims 160.00. Phone 304· 6766960. 66 Building Supplies Bui!dlng Mlterlelt BloeM. brick. sewer pipes, windows, lintels, etc. Claude Win· ten. Rio Grande. 0 . Call 614· 245-8 121 . BUYOUTS - SECONDS · CLOSEOUT'S 1 .· Counter top1. Kitchen and bath end bar. t2 .99 Lin . Ft. fB). 2.- Marble Vanltv Top' tiBI From 18 -19 to "22· 48" 110.00 to 160.00. 3.- 22 -30 Almond Vanity and Marb~e Top 179.95. 4 .· 60' ' Sttellath Tub't Almond and whlt .- 189 .9611. 6.· Higtl Glo11 tub well kits almond and . white. 129.96. e.. 1 pe. Fll:)er· gl111 tub and shower combination. White end colora 8169.96 to 1179.95. 7 ,· 2 pc. Flbergl111 tub and thowert combination white and colon t199.96 . B.· Delu"e tcrylic: tub and showers with top. Reg. se9.115 Now 299 .96 , 9 .· Color Commode• •69 .9& . 10.- Fibergl111 Roof thing!" !BI 118.96 lq.-90Wt. roll rotllng 19.96 . 11 .· Pine rough uw T.- 1·11 siding (Vu4d' 12.96) 25pc. up 1.00 off pr . Pc . 12 .- · v.x 4 ' x8 ' Plywood-8.86 112- 8 .95 25pc. up. $1 .00 off pr. pc. 13.· 1.h 41118x tongue&: groo~,ra wtter board . 19.96 or (Vi14x8· 8.96) . 2&pc . up 1 . 00 off Pr . Pc./7 . 1 6ttls•4xB-6 .96)14 .- 418 cedtr or trut&d lattice 12.95 and 10.95 . S1 .00 off26pc. up. 16.- 1/,x4x8 wood oak paneling (8) 6 .99ea . (AI grtde 8 .915ea. 16.· 112"4118 Birch Paneling Rag. 24 .96 now 16.95 . 17.- Pine end cedt r wood wing1 coating 165sq. tt. pr. package 18.96 and 110.96 pic, 18.· 4118 Glaza tile btth ptntlt IBJ4 .99 and 15 .99ea. 19.· Perma (R) lntuleted sheet· ing foil one aide (V, II.x8·4 . 991 (JAx4"9· 6 .99) (1-4x8 -8 .99) . 20.- Thermal plv lntulativesheathing toil 121 sides 4KB 4 .915 26pc. up 1 .00 off Pr . Pc. 21 .- lnsuuleted tempered glau panels . %•32•78-29 .96 ea. 36pc up 25.96 . 22.- Pinelntlde lovered adjustable thutters. an •lzes below wholesale coat. 23 .- K-lux bench mark briclc corners &0 cen11 box. mortor 2 gal , 10.96. 2•.- Prefinithad bruce osk flooring SA thick 211, wide. 20tQ . f1 . ctn . 146.00 10 etn. up. 39.96 ctn. 25 .-Prehung Interior doors pr8tinlthed and unfinithed all tiJ:et (B) 29 .96ea. 26.-StHI e111terior insulated ptehung door1 IBI 69 .96ea. 27 .Exterior steel , door bl1nk1 !BI 25.00ee. 28 . - Pinelou~ered By· fold doora sets (24-29 .95) (3035.951 132· 39.96) (35-•4 .96) 1'8· 69 .901 . 29 .· Doublasidelite entrance door setl with decO· reted gl111 and sheet panel doors. 360.00ee. 30.- Bronu tluminum double commarclel entrance doors uta 699.96 or 1ingel1 399 .95 with handelaand lockt. 31 .-Single or double leeded gl11s steel Insulated doors 1111. reg. 699.00 to 1800 . 00 now 349 . 915 to 89&.00. J2 .·Steel doors tnd jamb. prehung 1 'h hr. fire r~ted . 1B9.96. 33.- Prllhung tteel Insulated doors with YJ gla11 ln1ulated 129.9611. 34. · Pre· hung pine ~net doors all tiJet 81.96ea. 36.- Bllnlc holiow eort doort from 12 to 20 wide 80 long- 40011. 38.· Prtf inished prehung olk legecy doors 1nd jemD 111 al•e• 44 .96••· PENNS WAREHOUSE WELL· STON , OHIO 814-384-3845 _ E TH~Y CHMEP ME I~TO THE WOOD~ Ti>81~13 26 ft . Tittn motor home, completely •elf-contained, gen~nr · t or, sleeps 8 . S8900. Call · qUip~ent 71 Autos for Sale camper. Call attor 7PM . a Cll I 6:30 G !2l IIJ) NIIC NlghUy Newt r 614-446-8848 ' 57 John Deere DJesel 3020 . F.ront weights, wide front. Excellent condition. Cell814-742-2808 . 1978 G11orgia Boy Cia~• A. 28 ft . motor home. loaded, $1 1.600.00. Coli 304·882 · 3237 after 5:00PM . 58 & Henderson. W. Va. 304-675· 7421 , '86 Trant Am, e"c cond. loaded. with T-tops. $800 . down atau me loan. 304-676-2296 after 4:00 . Fruit Vegetables Tobtcco or tom1to sticks 62". 16c ••eh. Morgan'• Woodlawn Farm. At 36 Pliny, 304-6761288. 1977 Oldl Cutlass. AT , AC, AM -FM 8 track, good tire•. runt good . $950 .00 . 304 -876 6118. Strawberriet: Pick your own. Bring containera. Claude Winters. Rio Grande, Ohio. Call 814-245-5121 . Tt~bacco bed. 304-675-6928. 1980 Toyota Tercel, exe cond. low mileage, 304-773-6800. CO .. back of New Haven, WVe 11 Union Campground , Stan M•v 26 . Vou pick· 11 .00 . Wt pick- 6PM . Ph. Strawberriu . Tllyloh Barry Ptt c h. Ken . Rd . Monday · SaturdtV BAM -8PM . C1ll 814 448-8892 or 814-246-6178 . 1985 Dodge pickup, 3 1/ • ton , 21 ,000 miles. t6900. 1969 International 2 ton witt-. winch Coll614 -992-6468. 63 1981 Ct,evy 4x4, J;. ton Pick· up. Maroon . good condition 60,000mi .. 350, 4-spaed. Call 614· 448 -1627. Livestock Duree Boars . Bred just like the boars we tasted lit the Ohio Teststion that gained over 2.8 lbt. per d1y . Roger Bentl11y , Sabint. OH . 613· 584-2398. Hupell't Strawbeffiet Fields open for picking, off Sandhill Rd. U·Plcll. We Pick . Mon thru Fri 7 am to a pm. 304-875-2817. Oualil'ol Fruits and Vegetables retail 1nd wholeule. 8 , lk S. Produce acro11 from Plua Hut, Gallipolis, Ohio. 64 Hay 1----------- & L1v1:sluck 61 Farm Equipment . CROSS & SONS , U.S. 36 West. Jackson. Ohio. 61. ·286·1451 Mtuey Ferguson. New Holland. Bush Hog Sties & Service. Over 40 used tractors to choote from & complete line of now II used equipment. l.argeat setection in S .E. Ohio. 273 Now Holland sq. Baler 11500. Ford 3pt. Ralce $32&·. Shaver Po1t Orivtf S700 . 7h. Loeult poliS S1 .36 e1ch Ph. 614·388-9832 . International Cub Lo·Boy. plow ditk, bl•de, 42 ln. woods, bellv mower. S3000 firm . Ph. 614· 446 -1802. 36 Fergu1on Tractor. e"celtent cond.. 2 bottom plow. pick-up ditc. buth hog. Ptl. 814-388· 8509. 801 Ford Ttactor with plow1, ditc, mowing machine. rake. hltY baler 13796 . Ph . 614· 286· 8622 . 85 MF Tractor t2460. 7ft. Flail mowtf 1200. Hay wagon 1300. Pott hoe dlggtr 1276. JO hammer mil l t126. Ph. 614· 286-8522. MF 50 Tractor. good rubber. g11. Good condition . a2.800 . Ph. 246-9109 or 246-6239 . 3· 14 Ford Bottom plows f325 . Ford 811. ditk 1250, B11tic ...cier· IPflldtr t215Q, lhiVtr pott drivtr t700 , 2Mr. hay etevator nlct 1166. Ph. 614388· 9832. Used lnternttionel37 ballllt. new pans have betn added, been kept in barn at all Iimas. Other 1 ell od · m SC 1naous us equipment. Georgi Woodward. Call 814· 379· 2697. late eve. pleate. ... ,....... Grain H.v for tale, $1 30 per bale at btrn. 304-678-2416. FMill Slliljilii~S Super !115 Oliver Trtetor nlct with 3pt. hitch Equipment in good thape. All for 12695. Ph. & Clean. ml11ed hay. 11 .00 fl bale you pick up in the fietd . Call 614-446-7803 or 448-2784. 69 For Sale or Trade Sale Of trade for WD·WD 46 A. .C. Trtctor. YWDuneBuggywlth flber gla11 body. Ph. 814.4467339. Now buying shell corn or ear corn. Ctll for ltteet quotet. River City Ferm Supply, 614-4462986 . r*•· 71 1975 Chevy4-whetl drive 1A ton piclc-up Truck. 8900. Ph. 614· 379-281 B. For nlitor t~ade 1876 4x4 Ford Bronco. 302 auto, AM ·FM , 18.549 mllet on eng . Fair cond. Call aftet &PM Ph. 614-2561989. 1987 S1 0. PS, PB, 4 tpeed, long bed. 1600 lb. pay load. 9000 miles. 60,000 mil... 8 yr. warranty. 814-992-6675 . 1980 Ford 4x4 F1150. XLT 1utO, air. dlr. AM -FM , toolbox t3600. 1981 Hond1 Accord $119& . 814·9•9· 2288 . Stark• Tree tnd Lawn Service, lawn ctre, landaceping, stump removtl, 304 -576 -2842 or 578-2903 . 1984 Plymouth Colt, 4-speed, AM -FM t1pe. sun roof. wire rima 12499. 1983 Dodge Colt, 4speed. AM -FM tapa, .wire rima 11999. John• AUto Sal es. Bula· ville Ad. 73 84' ChevY Window Van, tQp of line. loaded, very 1h1rp, Ptl . 814-246-6131 . Ory wall and reptir work, 20 yrs e• parienca. free e1timetes, rtll· enable rates, 304·675-4462 aher 6:00. 1983 Plymouth Horizon. 4-dr .. 4-tp., good work ear. Ph. 814-379-2728. '76 Chevy Ulazc;r: 400, 4 speed. PS. PB, full carpet, 12. 700.00 . 304-676-2327 , Profastional tree tervica, call 304 - 675 - 2633 t or free estimate. 1982 Plym o uth Chtmp , 47,000ml. Ph. 610· 379· 2726. 74 82 18' Fprd lTD new tires, new bltt .. AC. cruise. PS. PB . '1400. Ph. 814· 246·6239 . 81 ' Corvette with 5100 actual mllet. Ph. 258-1774. 1974 Novt 8-cyl, 43.000 actual mil". t1200. Ph. 614- 446· 30.0. 1978 Oldt Regency. 2-dr .. full power, new tirn. · no rust. hcellent condition. See at French Citv Mobile Homes Cell 114-448-93•0 or 304 -6758898 . 19815 VW Jent 4-dr .. auto, AC, PB , PS. AM -FM catlett e. 4 -cyj.. 42, 929 mil .. Ph. 614-4480682 txt. 37. 1982 Dodge 400 2· dr., HT, .. to, 4-cyl., AM -FM CIUette. 68, 8153 mllat. Ph. 814-4460662 e•t. 37. 78' Ford LTD . 4 ·dr., PS , P8, AM -FM 8·track . First S860. luys it. Ph. 1514-4-48-4818. 1971 Nov• 2150 Auto.' 1400. Runs good, body ft lr. See 11 Cinema Dodge A,.on Stotlon and 1977 Dodge Aspen Stttlon Wagon. Call 614· 318· 972 • . 11171 W~gon . 1972 Monte C~tlo 360 eng., auto tr1n1 .. good shapt Call oh• 8 Ph . 814· 245·1258. Mutt Mil 1981 M•zda RJC-7 Trant . • motor · In ucelltnt c:ondh.ion. Needs work on body. Coli 81•·"8· 7024 1184 u .. alhter, 5· sp. ~c . AM ·FM .,.,.. U200. Ph. 44813&0 .,... mg •. For liN 1877 Mercury good . . -..... •eeo. Ph. 81•·«8· 7031. ' 1----------1974 Honda 750. 1oaded, excellent condlrtan, new tun• up& oil change, UOO or belt offer Ph . 446-6819 after GPM. 1979 Honde CR -250. 1600 Ph. 614-446-3040 . 1981 Yamaha 660. 4800mi.. Pcallent condition.n ,000. Ph. 61•·379,2818. 1980 Ytmaha IT-2150, lookt good, runs great. A1king 11500. Ph. 61.· 446· 3-199. 1984 Honda XA -600 In e•ctl· lent condition. Ph. 814 · 2465348 1984 V·30 Magna. exc cond. lllct new. garageltept. must see to appriclate. $1 ,860.00 firm . 304-675· n52. 1982 Honda 650 Nighthtwk, 6Ct 12,000 miles. S1 ,600 .00. 30.· 675-3097 . 1980 Kawaiaks 750 LPO , 10,000 miles. fully dretsed. e.11c cond, 11 ,1 00.00. 304· 468· 1088. 75 1174 Coftoc 71.1100 New ttra. Hn..,, uhMMt. ~- .....·· 116-112·2044. - UIO Boats and Motors for Sale 21 h . Skiffcr•ft. sleep• 4-8. 120 H.P. Mercury 1-0 motor. Needt refurbishing & repllintlng. Will tel Of trlade for livtstock. Ph. 441·7025 . 1 4' Alumtnum Fllhing Boat with Trailer, 2 ·new tir... elllcel· Iant condition. Sttlt 87 Vine St. 117718ft. MarkTwlinloattnd Tandtm Traittr. Trlohaul open bow with 1615 h.p. m.c-cruls• 1.0 . n ,ooo. Firm. Coli au. ...S-4811 ..... 1 :30pm. Auto Parta 8o Acce11ories ...., ""· 116-3711·2220 ot , . - . 175-17118. SHEET MV$1C. TO <'.)'JN~IN~ IN THE ~AIN'~. ' .. ' ' - WIL..L. .I. NeEP ANYTHIN6 ~~t:? - . ALLEY OOP I THINK 'IOU'Vt= MADE A FRIEND THERJ;;,AL! 8:00 ()) Dllkblri G !2l IDl Tile Cotby Show CIIH s1ruggles wllh hunger pangs when he cuts down on !tied lood&.(R) C (!) College hlliblll ill MOVII!: Scllrtd 81Jolght: Ten Yeare Lllhlr (f) Moyen: In St~h ot the ContUtutlon A talk with Judge Frank Johnson who heard many Civil Rights cases. (NAJ Q aJ •liZ Scirterow 1nd Mra. King Lee end Amanda are suspected of double cro11lng the Agency. (R) liD Moy1re: In Starch ol 1111 Conttttutlon The religious anvlronmen1 during 1ha creatloo olthe Constitution. (NAID 0 Prfm111ewa Wrap ups of the day's world news and In depth feature reports . (1 :00) iiJI MOVIE: 'Dirk VlctOfY' Primt Tlmt(NRI (1 :46) .ID MOVIE: Ytart, Pert 2 Ike: Tile War .1:05()) MOVIE: Tile Blue Knljht (NR)(1:03l 8:30 G ()) 01 Family Tlee 9:00 ()) 700 Club EEK& MEEK e c""" a•!2l ill Heert ol 1hl City Ed attacks Wes' conduct In personal terms, so Wes walks ou1. (A) C (f) liD Mytteryf Tommy and Tuppenoe work lor the Amarican Ambassador In Brl1aln. 0 aJ •1121 NBA Bllklllblll iiJI Lllny King Uvtlln depth interviews with lop new1maktrt and celebrities. &:30 • !2l e Day• and Nl(lhtt ol Moly Oodd Nick, the garbageman, Invites Molly on a trip to lha Bahamas. 10:00 • !2l IIJI L..A. Lllw MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP 'ON THIS [A<I.Y IN HISTORY THE ROiv\AN EMPEROR , 6RACCLJ5... A A<\RiY R:R 3,000 PEOPLE THAT LASU:D FOR 27 DA-'TSAND NIGHTS . "ON THE 29'11:' ~Y, HIS MAIDQLJ i'r." Brackman considers ending his marriage. until he's enllgl1tened~(R (i) .(I) 20 Q (f) MOVIE: Hliook ol SherlOck Holmtt liD ® Newo 0 Evening Newt A wrap up of todey' a news and a look ahead 10 tomorrow'& nawa storln (1 :001 Plumbing & Heating 10:05()) MOVIE: Deeth Willi II [R} (1 :33) 10:30 ()) llcond L.ook Cor . Fourth and Pine G•lllpolls, Ohio Phone 614-448-3888 or 614448 -4477 liD Tony lrown'o Joumel .ID UIA Tonlgh1 11:00 ()) H-rdclalll and 84 & Electrical Refrigeration Residential or commercial wiring. New ttf'vict or tepairs1 llcan1ed el.ctrician. Estimate fr ee. Ridenour Elee1ric•l. 304675-1786. B5 McCormlcll BARNEY WHAT'S ALL THAT RfiCKET OUT YONDER, MfiW ? STOLE OUR PLOW AN' OUR OC WAGON LAST NIGHT, PAW (0:30) • @'Night Hilt' CIS Lll~ !light Emotions run high ~ 1 whlll oupremaelst llldlr II kllltrl. (Al IHi Mlgnum, P.l. An Roado Watterson ' s Water Hauling . reasontble rat... immediate 2,000 glllon delivert. ciaterns. pooJs, well, etc. call 304·576• 2919. 12:00 (JlllurM and Altn (!) 1117 P - 1 Open T111nl1 Upholstary . Stnta' t UpholsWry Shop: Fuml• ture. eer ...ee.• .,_. Nets. etc. con 814-258-8270. Roddicll ~aid, Crown City. PEANUTS s .,_,.,...,.,......,.,...,-_,,..,....,...-...,.._,_.J ~~·~br THOMAS JOSEPH ' ACROSS I Annoy DOWN I Crustacean 6Type of nail 2 Maintain' 3 Assert 4 Iron (Fr.) 5 Interlace 10 Plunder II French composer 13 Stave orr 6 Convey 7 Campaigned 8 Grand· 14 Witless 15 Ending parental 9 Gainsay for rub Ve1aterd11Y'I 25 - you 12 Shelter kidding? 16 Pallid 18 Caustic 17 Tiny 26 Bench substance worker 27 "19 Moisten Wednes · 19 Game · like lotto the day" 21 Scholar roast 29 Cocktail 24 Heming . 20 Offfr 31 Break a thought bread way's 21 Weaken 33 Type nickname of cake 28 Sambuca 22 Cuckoo navoring 23 Coq au - - 34 Grampus -.r--,-r-,.29 Lorelei 30 Liquid Antwer. . .,·, "Quo Vadis?" charactllr 38 Actor, Jack 38 Done wil h 39 Me!lfa of comedy 40 Undress 42 - standstill 44 ln!et (Sp.) measure :h Muscular 32 Bame 34 Moss Hart's "Act - " 37 King Kong, e.g. river 47 Esau's ' grandson 48 Honey J badger DAILY CRYPTOQUOTES- Here's how to work It: il/4 AXYDLBAAXR IILONGFELLOW One letter stands for another. In this sample A is used lor the three L's, X for the two· O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, the length and fonnalion of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. .CRYPTOQUOTE 6·4 P MS y D~(L.) R i ill C M Y T P aJ .......t Uvt newa wltll Patrlell Emory 1nd Q MV ..........""' P.I. People ,. . . .. lead 10 Floyd .ID Lilli .,_ Formerly Ken's now John 's Water Service. John Wttterson. Jr. C?wn•. 1,000 or 2,000 gal lervt~ . 304-&78-2248. R & M Custom -Couches 1nd Reupholl1efY. St. At. 7. Crown City, Oh. 114-251-1470. Eve. 810·"8· 3438. o.., d,.;ty 9 to 4 :30. Stt . 1 :30 to 1·30. Old It n.w Uphottand. + ..... IIINetn 11J llponl T onl(lht ActiOn J & J Water Service. Swimming pools, cltterns, walls. Ph. 814 245-9285 , . +z •to u .(l)lllgli1llnll;l packed sports highlights wllh . Nick Charita and J im Huber . 1-Hl +71 device 45 Coniainer 46 French .ID 1-oYe Con11 :30 • !2l 01 01 C.raon (!)~(L) ill WKRP In Clnt:lnnltl R S. R Weter Servlr.e. Home cister ns. wens. pools filled. Formerly Ja'tl" Boy 1 Watm. Seme rttes. Call 304-675· 6310. NORTH +AQ3 'PKJB +KQ96 +742 By James Jacoby HOw often we bridge players take a EAST finesse and-bold our breath to see lilt's wtST +HB2 going to work. Think then what a plea· 'PAQ975 'Pt06432 sure It would be to take a llnesae and • 10 I not care whether It wins or loses. .KH3 South contented himself with only a SOUTH small slam. On West's heart lead, deK 10 B5 clarer played the jack from dummy and ruffed when East put on the +AJ87U queen . A diamond was played to dum+AQ6 my and a second· heart ruffed. Then another diamond to . dummy and the Vulnerable: Norlh·South Dealer: North las1 heart ruffed. Now what? II you J wanted to take ae many tr1cks aa pos· Nortb Eo II Solllb sible, you might play a spade to dum· -I NT P111 my and take the club llnesae. II It Pall P111 worked, and the spade jack later came PIN u Pau &+ · down as you played out the high Pou Pa11 PaN ' ' spades, you would make seven. II the ' club finesse lost, you would still have Opening lead: • the spades to fall back on. But wouldn't you prefer to guarantee the . contract? holds the trick, a club from dummy What could be better than to take a can then be dllcarded on the spade finesse and know lor sure that you king, and the contract Is made. ADd were going to make your contract no what II West has the spade jack and matter what. Alter rufflng dummy's wins your 10? Then Wnt 11 end· last heart, declarer should simply play . played, forced to lead Into the A·Q of A·Q and another s pade. When East lol- clubs or to give declarer a sluff and a lows low, declarer playe the 10. II that ruff. Either - 12 tricks. liD lpace11lgllt America beglno ha mott amblliotJa program, Apollo. 1;1 iiJI Monertlnl Currtn1 reports on world economics and financial news whh Lou Dobbs . (0:301 IHI"-JIIIOOMrt General Hauling Heads I win; ·tails you lose •o w •(I) 01 Newt (!) Malo< LIIUUI 11.....11'1 Grtatell Hill The Fortlel (A) (f) Sign Oil SOME VARMINT BRIDGE 38 Soft food 41 Pass on, as news 43 Hoisting •!2l Dillard Weter Servir.e: Pools; Cisterns. Wells, Delivery Anytime. Call 614 ·4•6-7404 -No Sundav calla. B7 Our oNice manager announced Ihe sale of a klng-sl2ed bed over lhe oNice intercom . One secretary wan1ed 10 know If the "ki ng CAME with IT ." w... a ill Our World 1;1 .IZJ'Iolp -.-. .. _ I I I D O E T T -: Uoldl A -. AI..,_, 0-Mdo mlnumum of JO . .. w11 ~~ ~~ .. f'IAMMf;f? .. NAIL) ... ~~ AR~ 6LUEfR1NT'$ •.. CARTER ' S PLUMBING AND HEATING 1982 KIWISalci KDX 176 dirt Dllca. Good condition. Call 614992·2604 . 76 1HO C.mwo. ve. nice. ntoo . 816-. .5·4311 . Motorcycles Ntwl~trl Dame (j) Speedwttk (T} 8(1) JudaaJ Wlteel ol Fortunol;l i1J1 Croaallre (0:30) Ill liZ Jtopardyll;l ® Jell•"""' e Building 1nd remodelin9, room additions, roofing, la~out level· ing. siding, bathrooms . con· crete. electrical, drywall. plurribing. 304-675-3713. 79' Chevy P1nel Van, ~ ton , low miles, very good shape. Ph . 246-5131 . 1993 Plymouth HoriJon , 60.000mi .. 1uto. AC. Ph. 614379· 2728. FRANK AND ERNEST· Vinyle · & Aluminum Siding. Storm windows S. doora, over t hang gutttfs. Free eatimate1 .., Pt-.. 614-448-8332 . 1979 Chevy C1 0 pickup truck with topper. after 6:00pm cell 304· 675· 2316 . & 4 W.O. 7:30 • !2l CiJ Ace Construction . Roofing. gut· ters. masonrv work. AU worlc gutrantaed. Call614· 388·9766 or 388-9792 . 1984 Dodge , utra clean t2796. 1981 Chevy Malibu 1 Own• S6,000ml. Lllce new 02350. Ph. 814-288-6622 . Vans Miller Shlr Trek z Bemoan - Wheat - Hilly - Jounce - CAME with' IT NewaHour (1 :00) ,i.IDBirney All typ!'ll carpenter 151 concrete work: Interior, exterior remodel· ing . painting, rooting, free tltlmatet. Call 614-448-8 174. Rotary or Clble tool drilling. Most well•·completed 1ameday. Pump 111ea end aervlce. 30~ 896-3802 1978 Fleetwood Cadill.c:, 1879 con 814·379· 2705. bad enough they coiOi lze Old movies.•.now thlal" SWEEPER and sewing machine repair, parts, and auppliaS. Pick up and delivery. Davis Vacuum Cletner, one halt mile up Georget Creek Rd . Call 814448-0294. 1969' Ford 600, see at Siders Equipment. Henderson. W. Va . Call 304-576-2248 or 304675·7•21 . 1980 Chrysler Flhh Avenue. good condition. Cell 614-448· 0008 . USE. TELEVI&IOt-1 A &A&Y &ITfU'.i Un condit!ontl lifetime guarantee. local reference• furnished. Free ettimatM . Call collect 1 -614· 237-0488. dey or night. R O ger a Bi te ment W1terproofing. RON'S T•lev!tion Service .· HoUae eatlt on RCA, Qual!ar, Tronsporlallon GE . Sp.cleling in Zenith. Call , 304-678· 2398 or 81•· 446· 1983 Dodge % ton truck with 2454. trailer p1ck1ge. bucket nat1, bump•. E"cellent condition . Fetty Tt&e Trimming, ttump Autos for Sale · Coll814-985-3353. removal. Call 304-&76-1331 . Jeop c~oorooo. 2· ton Central Air Condhlon..wlth A·ooll. t2915.00 Ph. 814· 258·9322. Home Improvements Comp lele lhe chuck le quoled • . . . • by f1 ll 1ng in lhe missing words L.......L-..L-l-...J.-...L......J you de~elop from 5fep~ No. 3 below . G Cll Ptople'a Court (f) liD MecNell/ Lthrtr A~ BASEMENT WATERPROOFING 62 Wanted to Buy Ro1.uh's Strawberries, 2 miles 11 .25 . SAM to 304-882-2237. B1 . \ CiJ -l!nlertlllnment Tonight 1'00 5110ULD ~V~R 1973 Starcrtft 23 ft camper. nc cond. iull awning. reuon•· ble price. 304 -676·1797. Services R E Bu s 0 f---,IC:-p5-'-i,-=-TIS::....;;.I..:.,Ir-i YEsTEIDA Y'S SCIAM-i.ETS' ANSWERS '82 Bonnwille Pontiac. loaded. 13,000.00 firm. 304-676·2663 '"" 5:00. SIDERS EOUIPMENT I - - - - - - - - - - , rled ." Her companion rep lied , r "Who'd - -?" (!) SportaC111t1r (L) 8ft. Case Trantport Oitc. Ph. 814·246· 6348 , For 1ale Lowerv Organ Ph. 614-246-6836. After a ten·year c ou"ship thewo01an said to her male conipa· nion, " It's aboultime we got mar· . ~~ McCormiCk Need donations _of dog houtet the Humane Society, ell Sll:ftl. 304-8B2-3477. 8uv one any alzec:hain ttw chain and gat ncond chein half price. I I I G (2) PM Magulno "1 980 30 ft . Terry Camping Trailer tor sale. 614-992-3529 . '72 MonteCtrlol500.00 . 1000 Kawa•alci LTD •soo.oo. 304 · 875· 6597. I. York. (0:30) 7:00 !2l HerdcleUe and '72 Buick leSabrt, 360 auto, $200.00. 304-468·1712. Musical Instruments I (f) NlghUy Butlnttl Report aJ • G21 CBS Newt liD Know&- look a1 1otal commUilltalion approach of lipreading AND sign language. 1;1 liZ ShowBiz Today News of the entertalnman1 world Is anchored live from New Sears Rototiller e•cellent condition t500. Ph . 814-256-1287. f~r 1 __,S::....:L:;...::U:...,::.B_HT.'---1_.1 ..-.: CiJ • Cll AIIC Newt !;I reports on world economics and financial news with Lou Dobbs. (0:30) Ill liZ IDl Wheal of Fortune :t0-4- I SCORS 1--,!1:.. .:;.. .:':...,:,:....1 3 ~, (!) Wlnner't CI!Cie (R) ODINliZ Moneyllne Current Rtccoons for sale. 895 -3972. the below to form four simple words. aJ II liZ 1976 Travelmettar new co nd. Call614-266-1267. ., ~aby Rearra nge lefltrs of 0 four scrambled words eNewt (J) llpotblook (T} (f) Dr. Who Hand of Fear, Part 3 liD 8ecfet City aiD Buck Rogan 22ft, 1975 Starcreft Trtvel Trailer. Self containea, crank-up enten111. earetrea awninlng. big batt-. with tub& ahower. S2,800. Ph. 614-268-1343. , Sound"lgn floor ~tl. AM· FM radio, e•Mtte, rKOrd, 8-trtck and phono Ph. 317· 0359. \ • !2l CiJ 1985 lull lize slide in truck t;.~==;:~=====~:========1614-446-0008. arm -· ,OLLAN -~---- 6:00 (Jl Big VIlli~ 79 Motors Homes .8f Campers F WOlD lAM I EVE NINO TO Kll. l. ME. ( 61 T~~~:~' S@~~)A-~t.tfS" _ _;__ _...;_...,.: ldllld br CLAY I. THURS., JUNE 4 • . AC Trtctor W:ith beUy ~ower & · plows. 2 row planter. )1796. 5ft. 1979 Monte Carlo. PB . PS , auto bush hog 1296 Ph. 614-'286· ve. good interjor end el(tiJrior. 6622 . Best offer. 614-742-3166 or 614-742-2592. 3000 Ford Tr~ctor. PS . 12996. Sft . finish mower 1796. JD 14 1980 Oattun, reduced. ExcelTon Beii!M' •696 . JO 4 bar rake lent eondition. Owner took good $850. Coli 814- 288-6622 . Clll'eof this one. 304-875-5889 . stereo, wether a. dryer. mite. Items. Call 8141-379-2283. Gas range. utlld sectional wood rOdler. 215/n, color TV, recliner, 5pc. dinette .... Ph. 114-441· 7880. • 16 ft . dump bed 5550.00. call 304-882-3237 after 5:00pm. 10 lNI bl't!EA. ~ The ~aily ~nei-Par-_ 15 Television Viewing 1976 lincoln Continental Mlfk IV . Goo d motor and transmia· sian, 2 neW rear quarter panels. Never wrecked. Call 614-7422125 . · 2~8~6~·6:&:22:-~-~~~~;J 54 Misc . Merchandise ~::::::::::::::::::~~8:1:·: SNAFU® by Bruce Beattie .Mobile Home Space. country lot . wlttr psid. 1 car g er~ge , For Stle Mobile Home lot 1 Acre M·L, trlllfllt & uretm Virglnlt l. Smith f\telestlltll Ph. 614 -4468808. 1 3/8 trtnsmlasion rebuilt, wood and co11 burning nove ctn 11e 308 14th Street be.ide Power Comptny. BORN LOSER 6- 15118 Unilug Crtgar SS Mags with nuts and locks a1;1d 2 L60,;15 tires.1 AII in good cpnd. S325.DO. Ph . 614-4;46·0 ..99 work !Aalc for Phil) Ph. 4467616 after 6:00. Ready mix concrete snd aU concretesuppli ... Call us Vallay Brook Cement and Supplie~ . 304-n3-$234. Would like to Rent House or Trailer: 2BR . in Vinton or 10 milt~ from Galllpollt. Prefer in country. Have 2 Children Ph . 814-446-5464. 47 Wanted to Rent 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 2783 . Trailer lot in Addtville School District. Ph. 614-446-2170 or 388-8861 . 'NO!' What's f-----------.,..----------~ 8 acre• on Tribble Rd. off Rt . 62. Plus ttore building, warehouu. 3 BR haute, barn, cellar. plus 2 Other buildings. All black top rofld. Call 304-4158-1818. Call ahllf 8PM . 110 ecr1111 . Leon B1den Rd .. Houte a. outbultdlng. Stream through proptrty . 304 -458' 1066. . lS 7 Used and Rebuiltlran• mluions: All internally intpeC'ted an'd guaranteed . Installation and piclc-up avai lable Call614· 4460966 - Gallipolis, Ohi9 Cell 614-44&- Pets for Sale Baby crib. mattrett. bedding; 56 swing, infant seat , potty chair yellow gingham ·dun ruffle & curtains & wall deco"rations. Ph. Groom and Supply Shop-Pet 814·-448-0837. Grooming . All breedt ... AJI ltylet . Julie Webb Ph . 814-446Cannon AP 200 rvpe:wri'ler. 0231 , Excellent condition. Used 2 montht. 614 -992-3254 or 614- Oragohwynd Canery Kennel. 992 -3906. CFA Himalayan, Pertian and Siamese kittens. . AKC Chow Go-cer1. S HP . 21 in. ATV tires puppi!•· New kittens; Siamese on rear with Torque convener. lnd H1m1layant. Call 614-4481300. 614 -742 -2420 after 3844 after 7PM . ' 5 :00p.m. Reg. English. Springer Spaniel Tony's Gun Repairs, hot rablue- p_ups. Excellent J'luntlng stock. F. lng. Open 9:00AM to 7 :00 PM. T. Champions, Dad& GflndparColl304 -875 -4831 . enu from Engl~d - Ph. 4415· 1393. Hospital bed 1nd table. good cond. f50 .00. Phone304-67S- For Sale; 6mo . old Registered 4398. Brown Pekingneae for S100.00. Coll614-448-72•9 . Arthritic lift chair, f400 .00 good cond. 2 yrs old. phone AKC G11man Shepherd Puppies. 304-675·6987 . Bred to protect . worme<t, 8wb. old. 1160. No checks. Nur Utility trailer new lights ready for Bidwell. Ph. 814-388-8548. the road 1360.00. Butchering equipment, band 1aw, . meat Black and tan Be1gln out of grinder. tenderiJer, cut1ing ta - e•eellent hunting atoct.:. 11 ble, ptper holder, mutt sell all. months old when hunting ..,. .1.000,00 . 30.· 882-3793 . son sterts. Call 614-949-2171 . 14x70 Park Estates. 2 bed· rooms. 11h bat ht, turriithed, 2 e11p1ndos, porch. thed, central 11r and heat: und&rpennlng, all &lectric, price reduced a tteal at $16.000.00. 304 -676-6704 1986 Columbia 141180. lift at Kanauge Mobile Home Saint. Kenauge . Ohio. or calt Poopl n Bank. 304-876-1121 . fin1n cing availlbht Concrete blocklallsius yard or deli\<try. Muon nnd. Gallipolia Black Co.. 123'h Pine St ., . Pomeroy· Middleport Ohio Auto Parts & Accessories Gouch. chair. _lOve aeat, eoff.ee tablt, clothes ~ult1 & childrens. Ph. 814·"8 ·8425. Thlnday; June 4, 1987 VTPIIRPI.J F E T S Z T AMMDRKZ; a:u~gn011 tT'5 RAININ6 .. NOW I PONT AA'iE Td PAV VOV .. ! DO, 'fOU ~AVE TO 61VE ME A RAIN C~EI:K .. I IF FOYRQZSH K~n Undqulst. (1 :00) 12:CNI())COt ltiii'tlllllil'lOtOtY OIIM WIIIIII(NRl 12:15illllftll•.. •l;l 12:JO (Jlllll Olllrotlclla • (Jl Ill Lilli Nllht """ DmciLIIII- (1) ljioriiL II~ (A) elll~~n""' • • 110¥11: ....111111 ,... Joumey' Cll Lilli Movie S ZTY SM Y~'SBZ YTP . - Y F V T SZT QTMEQT TDRMS Yetaterday'e CI')'IIWquote: MEMORIES ARE LIKE STONES; TIME AND DISTANCE ERODE THEM LIKE ACID. - HUGO BETI'I l c 11187 by l(lng FeaturH Syndicate. Inc. . . -- ". • �1 Page- 16- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- MiddlepOrt~ Ohio . Sou thern At hlet ic Boosters are sponsoring a double· elimination softball tour nament this Sat urday an d Sunday. Trophies lor most valuable player . and mos t hJt s will be . awarded, In addition to sponsor tro phies lor th(! first three team s. E ntry fee Is $65 .and two so ftballs . For in fo. co ntac t Chris Wolfe, 949·277:J, or Howie Ca ld well, 949·2954. probed by patrol The Ga lli a·Meigs Post of I he St ate Highway Patrol reported an acci den t on Ohio 124 in LPbanon Township WC>dn esday, at;, · p.m. . Patrici a A. Tripl ett. :!5. of Por tland , was westbound wlien she stopped behind a tr uck driven by F'rcd A. F'lickinger. 26, of Alba ny, who was also wes tboun d. F'lickln gcr stopped and then · backed up In the road, hit tin g T ri plett 's ca r . Fli cki nger was cited for Improper backing. Squads make 7 run.5 Wedne.~day Meigs Count y Emer gency _M edical Services reports seven ca lls Wednesday; Rutland at 8: 16a. m. to Meigs Mine No. ~ for Randy Cross lo Veterans Memorial Hospital; Pom eroy at 10 ; 25 a.m. to Bur lingham for Raymon d Whaley to Holzer Medical CPnt er ; Middleport at 11:08 a.m . lo.South Th ird St. for Vi rgil Phillips to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Middleport at 12 :40 p.m . to Secon d Ave. and Mill St. for Jason Kl ein who wa s trea t{•d ·but not transporled; Rutland Fire Department at 2: 09 p.m. to a • gara ge lir e~~ the Estep residenc('on New Lim a Road ; Rutland at :1: 04 p.m. tr ansported Jeremy Richm an from th e fire sta tion . to Vetera ns Memorial Hospital ; Raci ne at 6: 16 p.m. to YPIIowbu sh Road for Glenn Winland to Velcrans Memorial Hospital.· Jackpot will reach $9 million Saturday CLEVELA ND JU Pli - Ohio Lotl ery . offi cials say th e Superlotio j ackpot for Saturday' s drawing wilt reach at leas! $~ million . ' Wednesday's drawing pro· wi nning numh<'.rs - 1o. 17. 2J. 29, :tY and 40. Those tickets are worl h $1,000 each. Another 5,670 tickets wore sold wit~ four of the win nlng numbers and··arc won h $87 each. duccd no gr and pr ize w innC'rs, Offici als said $4,275,54:! worth bul officials said I here WN C 10:1 of tickets were sold for the J}ckets sol d with five of the drawing. · t • Mc·Bet~ ('' Gerald L. McBee. RI.. Letart. di(•d WcdnPs da y in ·Pleasan t Vall ey Hospilal. Rorn .Jan. 2:.. 1906. In .Jackson Cou'nly, he w us the son of the Iale William P. and · Allee Swlgrr McBee. He was also preceded in death· by hi s will', Bess · Wolgand McBee. who died in 1!!71. H<• was a wrlder ai thr Marietta Manufacturing Com· ' pa ny and belonged lo. the 32 nd Dity Shriner · Masonic at r Cot t ag<•v Ilie. Surviving an• li ls daught er, Mrs. Allee Shel ton, Hunt ington ; two sisters, Mrs . . Madeline McCart y, Leon, Mrs. Hel en Pol· ing, Beli nJ::Ion, two grandchild· r .p n a n d f i v e g r ea t • grandchildren. The funeral wil l be Prid ay at 2 p.m. at I he As bury U.M. Church , Let art with the Rev. Rex Young olflclat ing. Buria l will be in th e Evergr een Ce met ery. Fri ends may ca ll from 7-Hp.m. Thursday at the fl!lleral home and bnc hour pnor tl''sprv 1ces on F.rlday. ·• There wi ll be Mason ic grave· side servI ces by t h<• Cotl al!ev'll ie U l dge. page . southwesierp and sout h·central Texas, saturated by two weeks of heavy rain, and over Chaves and Eddy counties In southeast N'ew Mexico. · · A violent storm th at has killed at least 36 people and chased hundreds from thMr homes with . . ' l ' tor nadoes and floodwa ters IEift a A 'tornado slashed ·through soggy trail today from water· . Courtland , Va., Wedne sda y logged Texas to North Ca roli na . nlgh,t, but only damaged three "The whole area of thunder· mobile homes and Injured lour storms will move slight ly to the people, authorities said. south and ·east," said Pete " We're real lucky," Sheriff Rey nolds of the Na lional Vern ie Franc!& said. Weather Service. Minor damage ·was reported . The storms stretched today Wednesday Iron) tornadoes near from s~u t hern Texas to the the Texas cit ies of Hailetsvllle, central Gu ll Coa st states and Asa, Riesel and Lott and in from Florida to the·. Yirgin la C;~roli n e County, Sparta ,· and coast. Reynolds sa id. A few rai n Fort A.P. Hill , Va . ~ .sHowEFis . shower s were scattered from the Early morning rain levels Virgin las across the lower Creal FRONTS: . ..Warm "Cold · -.slatic "Occluded included 1.29 Inches at. Young· Lakes and New England . . Th e stown, · Ohio, 1.25 inches at · Map shows minimum tempe'rahires . At least 50% of any shaded area is predicted . rest of the nat ion had mostly to receive pl'eciptationindicated. · UP! Cherry Point, N.C., and 1.22 clear ski es. inches at New Bern , N.C. 1.22. As .WEATHER MAP --'Showers and thunderstorms are forecast lor Flash ·flood watches were in much . as 2. 39 inches fell at parts· of the Paclflc Northwest and mid Atlantic Coast states with · effect today over much of Quantico, Va. . rain· or showers In parts of the north Atlantic _Coast. Showers and co_n_ri_nu_ed_fr_o_m_:p_ag::.e_J_ _ _ _ _;___.:, . thunderstorms are possible In pllftS of the Gull Coast and the-south tQ. mid Atlantic region. (UPI) · sorry these questions are being Celes te in a presidential bid . .1·. asked. But as politicia ns. we " HI! was dam aged goods to have an obliga tion to have a begin with," said Casey. '.'He had . Shoney's In~ . .... : ...... .,,., ... .. .27% clea n moral life. II y6u're go ing (As oll0: 30 a.m.)' the scandals and he's a nor thern Wendy's Inti. ... .................... 9% Provided ' by to be Involved· J'n the polit ica l , liberal. Now to have the st ate's Worthington Ind........ ., ........ 20Y,. Bryce and Mark Smith arena, you're going to hav<' so me .l~rgesl newspaper, ·your home' ' . tough questions to answer.·" of lllurit Ellis & Loewl town newspaper , with that kind . But A ustln ·sa ld It is "too early of head line .:. It'S devastating. " to Iell " what effect the story wil l Price Senate· Minority Lea der Harry · Firm .have on Celes te's pot ential ca nd i· Am E lectric Power ....... : ..... 26 ')4 Mes hel. . n..vo'ungstown, pre· daey until the r eac tion is in. AT&T ............. . :.' ................ 25% dieted .t he Plain Dealer story Ashland .Oil : ...................... . 62Y., Ohio House Speaker Vernal G. wou ld be "o ne of a series tha t will Riffe Jr., D·New Boston, who has be done I by v~riou s newspapers 1 Bob Evans F arms .............. 25V, never been a member of the on all candida t es seeking the Charming ShoRpes .............. 21Y,. Celes te fan . club, sa id two of the office or pres lden(." · Federal Mogul .... ............... 42-)). three alleged indiscretions took Goodyear T&R .......... , ..... .. .65Ys Richard Yepsen, a press aide place " long before t he gentiPman Heck's Inc: ........ ... ........ ......... 4 ~ in the governor 's office, report ed Limited Inc . .............. ............ « beca me governor.". He added a heavy volume. of t elephone tha t .the newspaper story will not ca lls from telev ision sta t ions and · t)fultimedia Inc.................. 56V, Rax Res taurants ...... .. ....... , .. 5')4 change his support for releste . small town newspapers wanting " I'w ·gol to work with him, " Robbins & Myers ........ .. :... ,. 10 \4 to know If the governor would be MIDDLEPORT said Riffe. "He's the governo r. available lor a res p o ns~. . You don' I, because some story is Jacqu ill a Bass , the governor's written in the newspaper s. stop reception ist. sa id 'some people doing bu siness wi th soniebody or who called in were voca lly : stop as~ociati n g with him ." opposed to the go \'ernor, includ · . As ked if he could suppor t ing ''a couple who lect ured me on MEIGS COUNTY FAI'RGROUNDS Celeste l or president, Riffe an s· ·. morals." , POMEROY, OHIO wcred ; " If he's the only one Austin sugges t<'d that repor · June 4-5-6-7 July 2-3·4,5 Aug. 6·7·8·9 ·runn ing fro m Ohio, absolulelv ." ters are publi c figures ami ought Sept .. 3·4·5 ..6· ' 011. 1·2·3·4 Nov. 5-6-7·8 · Sen. John Glenn. D·Ohlo. has to be subj ected to · the same i ndi cated he is interes ted in· th e personal scrutiny as polil.lcians.' DEALERSWANTED - BUYERS WANTED poss ibilit y of running for pt·es l· · " Why not ~ ubjec t those same Co111e O•i -. Ce111e AN dent again. .peoj}ie to an adultery question ?" Reasonable Set-Up Roles-Indoor Space·Ouldoor Spate Terry L. Cusey, media· cons ul· as ked Austin. ::Maybe weought I ant · to the· Oh.lo Republi ca n to say that r eporters cannot ask For Information Call p ~11· t y, said the newspaper s tory any public . figure a question (3041 422-4269 or (6l41 742-2882 was a "l hlrd ·strike" against they 're not wllling·to ·answer." . !lmsNow Saturday throu~h Monduy Fair lhrough the period wl lh slow lv warming lrm pera turrs. Murn.ing lows in the:tOs ~a iurday ancl Sunday wilh upper :>Us lo mid Hils Monda)·. Highs 7:> to R!i Sa lun.la.v and [ 'J.E VELi\N O cl ll' i l - Wc•d· willnlng Oh iu l.o lfr r.v n C'S~Jy's numiX'rs: llaily Nurnh••r liX 1. Ti C'krt s: lh's 1 o t a I <' d · $ J.oi 20, :Iti:L:~l . )I'll h "pa)off ctuc•of $c>&1,!lti~ . PICK-I ·· 928ti. PI('K .. t lickrt sal••s total ed $19A. :I97. wilh a pa,1·ofl dul' of · $~9.m . PICK+ $1 ~ tntl g ht bl't pt~ ys P lr K .. J $1 box llet Jlli,I'S $2i0. ·10. ·~ :!, Super Lot to t lrkrt sa lcs tot a hod $i. 270. :>l:l Ho~1•ital nt•ws Vt•tt•runs Mt•rnorlal Wednesdnv Admiss ions- Vir· gil Phillips.· M iddleport; Glenn Win ia'nd . Wellsburg, W.va·.; Ches ter Youn g, Lo ng Bottom. Plan n·unitm Sunday The filth annual reunion of thP GeorgP Holter, .J r ., family will be held at 1 p.m. Sunday at the home of Jim and Ka• ·~n Holter Werry, Morning Star Area, Court St. . Road. · A basket dinner wil l be held with barbecued chicken provided . Ratn will not cancei the reunion. Family members are to take pictures. stxores and ot her Items of Interest. The Nease " Settlement·Mornlng Star· area is ·where Georgie Holier, Jr., settled. · By KATIE CROW Sentinel Correspondent Pit j3ulls ar e out and so are rental trailers. This was the final decision when Syracuse . Vill age Council met in regular sess ion Thursday night . Unanimou s approval was given to the two seperate ordinances, one banning pit bulls and the other bannin g of trailers for rental income, except in a mobil e home park. Persons who presently have pit bulls have 30 days to comply with the ordinance. Perso n or persons found in violation of the ordinance will be lined not more I han $100 l or the first offense and not more than $500 for the second offen se. The trail er ordinance r eads th at persons with rental trailers in the village at the present time will not be affected by this ordinance,.however, rentals that are presently in the vil lage, if moved, m ay not be replaced. Meeting wit h cou ncil were Larry Eber sbach and Gordon Winebrenner members of the Syracuse Board of Public Affairs. They proposed that council pass an ordinance calling for a "quantit y user" fee lor excess ive use of waler such as watering gardens . lawns and flow er s. .I This aclion wa s brought about rue to the lank going dry Saturday due t o .excessive water con sumption. The use of wat er wa s so grea t I hal it was impossi bl e to fill the tank. Accordi ng to Ebersbach and Winebrenn er, had there been a fire during this time, the fir e department would have been helpless to fight a fire. Gl enn Cundiff, counci lman , suggested that a new well be drilled and a turbine pump ins! ail ed. It was indi cat ed that the tu rbi ne pump would cost more ini tially bu t would be cheaper in the long run. Cundiff al so suggested I hat t he water board get pri ces for a new well and pump and submit them for study. On May 28, 328.400 gal lons of wat er were used, 116.400 on May 29, 208,100 on Ma y 30 and 31. Members of the water board will draw up an ordinan ce and pres enl il to cou ncil for counci l's approval . Also meeting \Yith counc il were La r ry Hacker and Ken Boldman of the Ohi o Pow er Company in regard to a heat pump lor the Municipal Building exclud idng the ar ea where the fire tr ucks are housed. According to Hacker a new pump plus r ' Come to the Jbhn Deere . · .· Open House and save on quality products ' . ONLY . "Open _House Week Sl8688 New '.'.RX" Series Riding ·Mowers Econo~y with quality Money Saver Specials! · COOPER . . Chrysler, Plymo11th, Dodge South Third · MitltiiJI!HI 20-hp Tractors · · ·The 20·hp 420 has 2-,ylinder gas engige. Heavy-duty drivetrain. · Dlfferentlai lock. Plus power·steering, hy drostatic. drive and hydraulic lift. ~- s today's and tomorrow's annual benefit tourna· menl lor the Mason Rescue Squad . Th e lour-man scramble event Is being headed up Herold Norton of the rescue unit. though he sometimes had cut s and scrapes on his hands, Dr . Robert Kl ein reported Thursday at lhe Th ird International Con· ferenre on AIDS. Klein , a researcher from the Montefiore Medical Center In New York. sa id the dentist Is marr ied and has an Infant child. Although he has tes ted positive lor the HIV virus that · causes acquIred Immune deficiency syn· drome, he does not have the disease. Other dent al profess iona ls have been lnfer led by A IDS, but they ail ha ve been ident ified as members or other high· risk groups for th e disease, such as homosex uals or intravenou s drug abusers, said Hick Asa, spokes man for the American Dental Assocla l lon in Chi cago. " This dentist apparently was • ••" .. ~" 16.. and lS.~hp Tractors . '81 CHEV. CHEVs=-o-L-D .~ ...........$ 129 5 '7 6 OLDS .CUTLASS .................... S69 S '78 FORD T-BIRD .HH:P. ............ S695 '78 PLYMOUTH HORIZON ........ ~S995 '79 VW ·DASHER WAGON ....... ~. S688 '78. MERCURY COUGAR s-o-L-o .... S995 SEE CAROL, MARK, or LARRY WASHINGTON JUP I I - i\ dentist who apparent ly was in· l ee ted with AIDS from a patient had no known risk factors ol her th an contact with blood and saliva during his work, says the researcher who r eported the case, the first of its kind. The unidenti fied dentist. who pra ctices in New York Cit y, failed to wea r gl oves routinely when he worked on patIent s. even .- and now with on·the·go shifting, . .seven forward speeds . · · Adj~tabie seat. . Easy· reac~ controls·. . 17-inch turning radius . 30·inch cut. 9-hp. RX75. Electric start. ' ' ,. 16- and ll·hpJractors the ·18-hp 316 and 318 have hydrostatic drive, hydraulic lift and heavy·duty engines. Plus built -In headlights, cushioned seat and color-coded controls. Mower; thatt:her, front · blade. tiller ,. snow ' thrower available. The 200' Series. Bqllt·in heaallghts . Variable·spee(l drive. Color-coded· controls. · Wide range of attachments available. ' ·' . . useyour · )olin Deere Credit Card AGRACON -INC. (1;1 n. 7·•om . . · ·GAWPOUS, OIIIQ (614) ..........75 2 Sections, 16 Pages 25 Cenu A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper isstallation wou ld cost appropximat ei,l' $3,000. Electric bills would increase but there would be a subslantlal decrease in gas bills. No action was taken however. council will invest iga te the possibilit y of makin g the change. The air condit loner at the Municipal buil'ding is 1101 work ing at the present tim e. Two bids for black top were received . One from Shelly Company in th e amoun t of $12,664 and from Blacktop Construct ion, Belpre, in the amoun t of $11,100. Both bids were r ej ect ed.Councll wil l readvertlse for 800 ton of blacktop, more or less with bids to be submitled by 12 noon on June 22. Council under emergency measure passed an ordinaner prohibitin g swimming in l he Ohio Ri\l~r from village property . ' Theordidnan ce rea ds Ihat no sw imming wil l be allowed In the Ohio Riv er from vi llage property . Anyone lou nd In violat ion wil l be cit ed to court and fined $25 and costs lor I he fi rst offense, second offense dlscreation or the ma yor. Signs will be pos ted In the area . Jim Hill, council · member, noted I hal lh" ballpark wa s in need of genera l clea nup and light bulbs neOded. Hill also noted th ai the dugoul s needed painli~g and blocks replaced. Bil l Arnq lt , counci lman. stated that hewouldask thebaseball association If they would help With the project. ll was ;1iso noted l hat Sampson Hall is to drag the bailfle! d before each game. Weeds around the fences are also to be cut b,1• Hall. Council intends ro pl ace an addll lonal levy on th e ballot l or current expense, street lights. which will be vo t<'d on In November. Ernie Sisson Is to oblain the necessary Infor mation lo enable council to fil e with the Board of Elections . At th<• presenl lime there is a 1.8 mill levy lor street light s. Tent al ive plans call for an addit ional one mill. The levy Is necessary due to the Increase In el ectricity for street lighting. Council In other business hired Naomi London to wo rk l or the manager on his day oiL Manager of the pool Is Junior Teaford. Mai ntenance will also be done by \ealord . David Lawson, who has been work ing malnl enance, will assist Teaford at the gal e. AI IPnding were Ma yor E ber Pick ens, Jani ce Lawso n, clcrk·treasurer, Arnol t, Hill , Cundiff, Sisson..Jack Williams , and Kathryn Crow, council memh<'rs, London Pollee Chi ef Jim Connolly , and Teaford . WASHINGTON ( UP I ! - Con· gr ess has cleared 'th e wa y to get the full story on th e Iran· Contra scand al from Lt. Col. Oliver North, voting to seek legal immunlly for the m an likely to know the most about President Rea ga n's worst crisis. Wllh serious new questions from public hearings this week, the congress ional eommll tees probing the affair voted Thurs· day 10 grant North ' limit ed prot ection for his test imony while partiall y accommodatln~ the independent prosecutor in th~ case by del ay.lng their private ques tioning until June 15 and any public interrogalion of the !Ired Whit e House aide until at least July 16. The schedule gives prosecutor Lawrence Wal sh three weeks more lhan previously agreed In which t'o build a crimin al rase against North. Wal sh had foughl any llmlled Immunit y lor North because It compels his testimony under the threat of iall b~l prot ects agai nst prosecu tion on any new evidence he ma y revea l. Th e act ion cam e as Alber! Hakim, the Ira nian· born Am ('r l- ca n who worked the Swiss bank account s In the scandal, co n· ceded It would have been " lmpos· sible" for North nol Jo know about a speci al $200,000 account Hakim set up lo benefit the Marine's family In case he were killed . · Hakim, called ba ck l or a th ird round of testimony today, told ALBERT HAKIM the committees he arra nged lor an emi ssary to meet North's wile, Betsy, In Philadelphia lo , discuss how l o help pay for the educa ti on of I he couple's three children. But under persistent question· lng, ven while acknowledging the likelihood of North's aware· nes s, Hakim protested he could not be sure II the fired National Security ClluncU atde ever knew ofthemoneystashedlnthebank under the name " Button ." " Did North ever say, 'I object to your transferring this money to my family '!"' asked Arthur Lim an, chief lawyer lor the Senate panel in Ihe case. "No such discussion t.ook place," Hakim rep lied. "Did Mr . North ever prot est to you'!" Llman pres s<'d . " The subject was never dis· cussed, " Hakim Insisted. In another development, Sen. Paul Tr ibl e, R· Va., disclosed that retired Air F'orce Maj . Gen. Richard Secord, Hakim' s bu si· ness partner who wa s the first witness at the h ea rln ~s last month, used nearly $RJ,OOO of Continued on page 12 Dentist with AIDS had no other risks except patients o·,,. "Take A•••••~•• ~f H,use $a•l11gs·at your Joh11 Deere Duler" BASED ON LOCAL BANK RATES ~NO TERMS ALL VEHICLES AVAILABLE WITH WARRANTY . . 399 11 FREE HOTDOGS & REFRESHMENTS '87 PLYM. SUNDANCE.. •••• ~ S186 1o nio. · '86 DODGE ARIES ............. S18419 mo. ~86 LEBARON GTS ............. S19 570 .mo. '84 FORD·TEMs-6-L·D .......... S126S7 ma. '84 PLYM. HORIZON~ •••••••• S11392 mo. '84 FORD ESC s-o-=-t-DIGN ... S1215 1 mo. '84 CHEV, CELEBRITY ........ S1645 4 mo. '82 VW RABBIT ................. S11277 mo. . A SPECIAL LOAD - Golf carts were ferried across the river Thursday afternoon lrom J&R Sports Shop in Pomeroy to Riverside Go II Course In Mason. The extra carts will be needed at Drawing Saturday, June 6 MONTH . . COME IN' AND 'REGIStER . TO WIN . · ~ohn Deere RX-75 1981 DODGE VAN Vacation · Special . enttne Committees clear path for rest of .arms scandal story . . so. • Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Friday, June 5, 1987 :Door's. .. Clear with calm winds tonight. Low 55 to 60. Mostly sunny Saturday. High around Ban ·pit dogs~ rental trailers from Syracus~ 1987 SCHEDULE-FLEA MARKET $1i.-I~IL Super l.etto :1!1. :!9.' 17 lllld 1>. Vol.37, No.22 Copyrighted 1987 CLOTHIERS Mo nd·a,~·. · Lou.-ry nurnlll'rs at y . ROBERT BRUCE & ARROW h most ly ROs Sunrlay \Vi! , I KNIT SHIRTS BAHR 063 Pick '4 5819 • BRAIN . · ' Daily stock prices Daily Number • notices Page 8 Reaction; .__ Jly lJnllcd Pross lnlornatlonnl South Central Becoming partly cloudy today wi th I he high 7o to 80. Northwest ·. winds ill to 1fl mph . · ('!par and coo l ton ight wll h the ExkndNI Forf'cast Ohio .Lottery Church 50 Weather low ~~ to !1;). Lig ht nor thwest winds Mostl.v su nny F'ri cla y with thl' high around AO. . . I Area deaths GrraliJ By United Press International June 4, 1987 NATIONAL WEATHER . SERVICE FORECAST TO. .8 AM EDT 6-H7 from Texas to North Carolina Softball tourney this weekend . . Th~sday, . ,. ....----Local ·brie·fs - -"Storm leaves soggy t..ail Meig.~ mi.~hap .. . _.7·.07 lg.fJJ . . CAR Fl..IPPED EARLY TODAY - A car driven by Frank Casto of Pomeroy ftlpped on Its top shortly beiilr~ t a.m. this mornlnr In the middle oft be Beacon Station Intersection of State · . \ r • Route 'I and U.S. 33. Casto was taken from the scene by Pomeroy EMS to Veterans Memorial H01pltal. The Incident 18 under Investigation bx Pomeroy Police. infected directly l hrough dent al practice," Asa sa id . " It is the first such case." Klein has tes ted 1,2:ll den tal professionals for AIDS as pa r t ol a study begun In October 19R;. The unidentified denllsl Is the only one of the group to have tPs ted posit lve for th r vi rus. Kl ein said he Int erviewed the m an and' his wife of 1:1 yea rs and determ ined they had no other know n risk factor s for lhc dis· case. Bot h denied having ot her sexual partners or hav ing used dru gs Intravenously and neither had undergone blood translu· slons In the past decade. Reagan • • • opttmisttc VENICE, Italy (UP!)- Prcsl· dent Reagan, praising West Germany 's support for elmlna· tlon of m edlum·range missiles from Europe, expressed confl· dence "a foundation will be laid for equal affd verifiable glohal constraints on United Slates a11d Soviet miss iles in the near future ." Rela xing at a 17th century villa outside Venice, where leaders of the Group ol Seven indu strial powers will hold their 13th annual economic summit nex t week , Reagan hailed Chancel lor He!· mut Kohl's leadership In wi nning support l or the arm s control proposal from the Bundestagthe West Germ an parliam ent Thursday. Th e so·called E uromisslles Issue was expected to dominate Reagan's speech today on the U .S. Information Agenc y's Wor ldnet program, which will be broadcast only In Europe. West Germany, which faces the most Immediate threa t lrom the Sovl.ets' superlor.ity In con: ventlonal military forces, had been the last NATO holdou t on the agreement In princi ple reached last April be tween Washington and Moscow to rid Eur 0pe of the medlum·ran ge missiles. Continued on page 12 SUPRISED - Seven-year·old Nancy Whaley and her parents, Herbert and Mary Whaley, of Bradbury Road, Middleport, were surprised when this potato began sprouting. The potato was dipped In pliralfln last September when Nancy decided It looked like a duck and wanted her "duck-potato'' preserved. Nobody was sure II the raw potato would keep In the paraffin, but It did. The sprouts came right through the wax. • � 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 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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