https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/870c5dc1c152aec7c694312d7299c3c0.pdf d3ab250dc989dc7166f5cb861bc5a203 PDF Text Text June 21, 1987 Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va. Real Estate General rn 71 Autos for Sale r - - - - - - - - - r i1979 Gr1nd Prilt, uc sh 1pe, t1 , BOO.OO firm, phone 304- TEAfORD Real Estate Rl.AlTQR 2 16 E. 2nd St. 176' 7103 or676-3298 '8C'J AMC Spirit. 8 ~~ - 3-lp. with ••r. 01.000. or .,., o""· 304-675 -6542 , etll aftM 5. 19nChovyCe&aumpuuck.5 sp-tr•nsm iuion, 2 ap-111 re. Phone 1-(6 14)-992-3325 .4,850. 304-468·103t . NEW liSTING - Good 3 B.RM . home in Syraucse AIummurn Sldmg, bat h, front porch, ga rage and corn er lot. Askm g $25,000. NEW LISTING - 3 bedroom lamily home wrlh good locale rn Syra cu>e Cen tral heal and lull oasemen t. large lenced yard and garage. Wanlju st $35.000 NEW liSTING - Good 5 rm .. 2 oedroom , one floor home rn Mrddleport. Mostly car peled. slorm doors, wrn· dows, level lot. $17,500. 40 ACRES - Old 9 rm . farm home, oath , 4 bedrm s, lg. drnrng, fr ee gas well, mi neral s and olher oldg s $43 000 6 rm . lrame ne ar busmess sect1on. 3 POMEROY - bdrm s. bath. gas lloor l ur na te , tr l y utrlil res . $14 ,500. RUSTIC HILLS - 3 oedrrn ranch, 12 yrs olu I 'h bal hs, elec. BB Ileal. rec Hn. about ) lx 18 wrth lrreplate and lol 99x ll 2. ROCKSPRINGS - 7 rm . 2 story home, 2 porches, bu ch krl. wrlh cook ami oake • unrts. 4 bedrms.. 2 balhs, lurnate and base ment on lg. lol SALEM CENHR AREA 4.76 ams, elec. BB heal, 3 odrms, rn sulaled ranch wrlh ca rport . $32,500. 4.36 ACRES - lP. water avarlable in lelarllown ship. Asking $6,000 MINERSVILLE - Rrvervrew, 8 rrm., gas lurnace, rane , refrr gcralor, 3 lois and dbl. block garage on Rl 124. as krn g $28,500 BUS. BlDG.- 4 two bdrm. apts. "' Pumeroy plus 2 lg. busrncss room s on 1st lloor. Asking only $45,000 1981 Volkt1wegen Jen a. 5e.ooo mu... 304-675-t536. 1980 DOdge Omnlo. good eond. runs gi)Od. 81 ,300.00 . Call after &:oo PM. 304-678-2736. 1978 Pinto-automatic tsOO . Trade Cheaper -Cash. 1976 GMC 6000 dump truck 89600. Ce ll614 -446-701 9. 367-n11 . 1977 Dodge Aspen . V·B, 318 auto.. runs great. NefK\1 grill. Good work car. 8800. Cell 614-446-7795. Chevfitte: Orange. tan. wide tlrn. air shDcked, tinted. gold wheelt, hood •coop. tunrool, clean and rust free, auto. Call for info. Call 614 -446-3376. Steinleu tteel !ltllha'ust syuems. Now custom made lor your truck. motor home or clauic cer. With tile-time warrenty. Muffler Man. 9 Stimpson A\le .. Athen1 Ohio. 1·800-843-3787. ' 1988 Chevetle Supersport. 327 on gina, blue 2 door hardtop. Call 614-992-7647. 1986 Honda CRX Sl &.IIC cond, best offer, 304-675·6414 . 1979 T-Bird Heritage. tully equipped. Zieberted inside and outside, 52.000.00. 304-675· 1360. 1978 M alibu Classic, 1973 SS Nova, 304·676-1861 atter6 :00 pm . 1981 Ford Gr•nada; 4 dr .. new tires. good con d. Call614· 3792543. . 72 Trucks for Sale 72 Trucks for Sale 71 K,5 Bluer-Body is rough. 1971 GMC pidc:l.lp·loldtd. Ctll et4·317-n22 . eke: . running geaJt. Rune 1350. 19790ddeuey.215 eng. 0250. Coli &14-441-1910, mer 1982 GMC S-15 pickup, & cy t., 4 tpd. , longbed. t3200. Call 4:00 446·8768. 614-'\46-8760. 1967 Ch~Ny PU. 1980 motor. low mile~ . Good thape. Call 1973 Dodge. 76,000 actual miiH: One owner. In extra good 614-·446·0492 aftet' 5:30. shape for • 73 !'l'lodel. t1000. 1976 Int. 6000 seri... 238 C1ll 814·446·428a. diesel Tandem blimp, 13 spd. 1rant. 113,600 Dr best oH&r. Call G. Frank Creamet614-867- 73 Vans & 4 W.O. 4488. good. 1185 24ft. PomoOn floetboet 70 HP Evenrude motor , triUII': Lota·blrll. See at Gallii»>tit Boat Club. C.ll614-441-4,82. 28 h . Titan nwnor homa, com- ____::;::-::-::-:;':___ 1 1181 Mercury 10 HP outbolld motOf'. Le11 then 20 hOUI's UUid . Fuel injectkm. All controls. elee. 1t1rt. 8 pl. ga cMI New mwine bettery. AH for $2200. 31 t. . boat tr .. doubl• axle, like new. •aoo. Call814·«6-7109. Sale or Trade. 1983 Ch&Yy halt ton 4 wheel dr. Short b&.d. 1979 Jeep Cherokee. body &~~cellent , 4 tpeed. lock in lock V-8. Auto., with lockout hubs new tires. & mags. lou of out hubs, hi miln, 81,600.00. extriJ, Needs peint~d . Celt Phone 304-458-1727. 614·266-6867. 66 Jeep, 74 Harley Davictlon 1978 Frankl in Sk id der - 1port1ar. 304 -676· 6870. t14,000. Prenni1 loader on Chevrolet truc:k-$7,000. 1974 1984, C20 cunomired v1n like Int. huck $2,000. 1974 auto. new cond, lotle.:tres, for tale or Cat' & trailer (40 ft .)- $7,1!100. Call trade on old&r model pickup or car. 304-875-1428. lf18f 4:00, 614-388-9873. 1~73 Ford with factory flet ·bed. 76,000 mile1.'AM -FM. PB , good 74 81 Duel 1111haust lcits, $99.95 inllatled. M911 Ford1, Chevv Truckt. V1n1. 4.4't. Muffler Man. 9 Stimpton Ave ., Athens OhKI t -800-843-37&7. , Motorcycles 1969 GMC 1 ton with cattle racks. 16 ft . 2 getel. 60,000 actual miles. 41200. 080. 1 tamdum eul low boy, $500. Call 814-742·2002 or 614 3e7-0289. 1 979 Ch&\ly 1.4 ton pick-up f1 BOO. 1974 Chevy No\la. 2 door. 81200. Call 614-742· 2760. 1987 S10. PS. PB , 4 speed, long bed. 1600 lb. payload. 9000 milet:. 80,000 miles or 6 yean warranty. For sale or trade tor older pick -up. Call 614-992· 8676. . '62 GMC dump truck, good a?r &round cond. steel bed S 1700. 304-895-3322. 77 Auto Repair 1$78 KE ·100 Kawasaki-low mileage. E.11 c. Cond. S375. Call Strut1, f1 19.95 pair. install~. 614-446·1413. Mo1t models. Muffler Men 9 Stimpson Ave.. Athena, OhiD 1983 XR 600 R. Very Good 1·80().843·3767. Shape. 8860. Call 614 -3888711 . 79 Motors Homes 1979 Harley Davidson- Under & Campers 10.000 miles. lots of e.11tru See at ,Paw" ShDp, Gallipolil. Call614-246·6096. 1970 23ft. Winneb&go. Loaded. 1978 XR 250, t981 CM 400, c.u 614-985-3857 good cond. Call814-266-1924. 1970 self-contained camper. 18 83 2,00 Big Rad 3 wheeler, h . in good condition . Sleeps si.11 . re·bu1lt. 8660. Call 614-379· . Call 814-992-6011 lisle. 2742. . . 1974 camper. 21 ft., tandem ~978 112 Harlev Dat~idaon , 80 cu. wheels, ewnlngandantenna. full ~~ct~:thGii:~iv=~~~;Y bMh. ·•3200. Cell. 614·986ll_erOIO, radio. 9.000 mr·r... EKtra 4418. . Alee. 84,600. Cell 614-379· 1971SSterera:ft24ftcamper, full _2::e:: OB~ ah.::•.::r_:5_::0_:0_:P_:M_:·__ blth, air eond, forced 1ir fur· 1986 ·lcneee. sleep• 7. two holding Yamaha YZ 80 motorcy· tankl. ewning, Rene hitch. Mint cle. ~xcellent condition, rode cond. 304-676 -3193. d::::::: 3992.little. 1760. Cell614-992\lery 1976 Honda 360T Low mileage. &260. Call 614-986· 4418. Home Improvements BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditio"'el lifetime guarantee. locll referencltl furnished . Fret nthtlelet. Cell collect 1-&14-237-0488. diiY or night. R ogerar;taaament Waterproofing. tnd aewing machine repair, parts. and 1uppliea. Pick up and delivery. Davia Vacuum Cleaner. one half mila up Geory81 Creek Rd. Call 814446-0294. SWEEPER Yinyle & Atuminum Siding. Storm . window I & doors, over hang gutteJs. Frett estimates. Ph. 614·448·8332. Exterior Stucco, Plaster end Plaster Repair. Work by the hour Of by 1hejob. Free estimate. Call 614·258·1182 . Tree & 1tump removal. tDp soil, stone. mulch. eY8fgreeh shrubs. lawn seeding, firewood. Don 's landtcapes. 614·448-91546. RON'S Televiaion Service . House cella on RCA, Quazar, GE . Specialing in Zenith. ·call 304-576·2398 or 61 4·446· 2464. Felty Tree Trimming. stump removal . Call304-676-1331 bl R t 1 d ·1 M~::~e~~c~':npj 1111~0 sam'~~~~: Pump aalet , and service. 304895 3602 Starks Tree and Lawn Service. lawn cero, landtcaplng, 1tump removal, 304 -576 -2842 or 576-2903. 82 Plumbing & Heating . • Reaidentiel CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Four1h and Pine Gallipolis. Ohio Phone 614-446-3888 or 614446·4477 B4 Electrical & Refrigeration Relidentiat or commercial )Niring. New service or repatn. licensed electrician. Estimate free. Ridenour Electrical, 304676·1786. B5 at y Commercial • Industrial PH. 614-245-9113 len Sol11 - frtt fstiiiNifu COMPIIIIINSTAilAIION . Vol .37, No.33 Copyrighted 1987 NEED PAINTING DONE? CALL KENNY BOSTIC 446-4202 85 Genera' Hauling General Hauling Dillard Water Service: Pools, Cisterns, Wells. DeiNery AnyR &. A Water Service. Home time. Call 614-448·7404-No cisterns, wells, pools filled. Sunday calli. Formerly James Boy1 Water . Same rate&·. Call 304-876· 6370 87 Upholstery J & J Water Service. Swimming pools, cisterns. wells . Ph. 614· 245-9285. R &: M Cu1tom CouchM tnd Reupholstery, St. At. 7, Crown WenersDn 's Weter Hauling, City, Oh. 614-268-1.70, Eve. reasonable rates, immediate 614·446·3438. Open daUy9to 2,001 gallllon delhtery,30cl4storna. 4:30,uSat. 9:30 to 1:30. Old &: poo 1.0 we . etc. call -676· new h0 2919 P · Mowrey'• Upholttering Slflling Formerly Ken's now John 's tticountyerta22vtart.Thebnt Weier Service. John Wanerson. in furniture uphollttrlng. Call Jr. Owner. 1.000 or 2,000 gal 304-876 - 4164 for free ,,.,od ACROSS 1 Item ol property 8 Flat circular plate 10 Cope (with) 14 Macaw 19 Strikes 21 Miss Fatana 22 Great Lake 23 Reproached 24 Spanish paprika 28 Lear and Fell 28 Sham 29 Valle 30 Shoo1 out suddenly 32 Highlanders 33 Kind ol cheese 34 Fish eggs 35 Actress Carter 37 Poet 39 Small rug 40 Athletic group 41 Amino42 Platlorm 44 Departs 46 Aspiring to be artistic 47 Row 48 Actual 50 Latticework structures 52 Seed containers 53 Near 55 Break suddenly 57- garde 58 Yellow of egg 59 Trick 60 Thulium symbol 62 Penpol~t 64 Arizona·river 66 Prefix for down 66 Tantalum symbol 89 Pinochle term 70 Sorrow 71 Baseball slats. 73 Vlllechalze role 75 Yearly 77 Gaelic 78 Doctrine 80 Prophets 81 Pigpen 82 Highest 84 Welcome 86 Pulsates 67 Alleviate 89 King ol Judah ·so CAll Real Estate G eneral CB 850 Honda $850. '73 Monte Carlo 8400. Phone 30457a-2387. · 75 Boats and Motors for Sale Sternwhealer; partially reuored t2.900. Call 614-446-7896. · U.S. DEPT. HUD PROPERTY DISPOSITION·BR 200 N. HIGH STREET COLUMBUS, OHIO 43215 AFFORDABLE LIVING SINGLE FAMILY ACQUIRED PROPERTIES BIDS RECEIVED UNTil 4:1S P.M. 7/ 1/87 200 North High Str10t, l'th Floor BIDS OPEN 10:00 A.M. 712187 Proptrly Ditposillon - 1614) 46~-6~06 WHY· RENT? •••••••••••••••• w•. OWN YOUR OWN CAMP SITE co. INSURED (SYS. NOT WARRANTED I •••••••••••••••• Water-Electric Cable TV " HUD prop!rlin are ~v.ailoblt lor tolt to oil ptnons rtgardlm tf rou, tolar, rtligion. m.-ilat ~ toM, or Nol 1onol Or1g1n . HUD rnerns tht right to rtjut any or all bhh, to woi~t ony informality Of ~rrt.gularlty 1n o~y bld1. ~~~ will bot OHtpttd from all inllftsltd potlitl, lndvding owntr ompan~y, 1nchldualt and 1n•nton , HIGH liD WILli( DUUMINtO lASlO ON THl HIGtiST NrT ltD TO HUO PIOPIRTIIS Ail SUIJEUtO PIIOR lALI. IUYIR rMJII OITAIN OWN IINANCIHG. , •••••••••••••••• ADDRESS AREA 138188-203 Patriot(Potriotl Cadmus Rd. BRS LISTING PRICE 3 128,000 WATERFRONT DEPOSIT ssoo ' NIJT[: (HANG£ IN IA~Nm MONfY DEPS051T. ,R!SINTLY IN EfFECT THI UIN£SI MONU DIPOSIT IS $100.00 R£GAIPIISS Of 1Hili!TING PIICI, AND MUll If lUIMIOID WI1H tACH liD. 10 lll AND/ OR liD ON tHIS! PIOPIIII!l CONTACT AAlAI IHAH IIOIU Ol AGINI or YOUICHOtCI. FOR ADDITIONAL INFO. CONTACT: MR. JIM MISSOURI 614/469-2069 l'it·k 4 I'Uls. Southwest wind!\ 10 to 15 FOR YOUR BOAT DOCK HUNTING-FISHING •••••••••••••••• NO MONEY DOWN CHEAPER THAN BANK RATE FINANCING !deferred payments! if you're layed off dt•rslorms. 92 Pyle, Ford or Buehmlller 95 Complete 98 Part of stove 99 Substitution 101 Measuring devices 103 "The Way We -" 104 Underworld god 105 Joint 106 Gold symbol 107 Above 108 Dispatch 110 Nollie 111 Spanish article 112 Equal 113 Mud 115 Hebrew month 117 Performs 119 Paid notice 120 Reward 121 Lasting for years 124 Vegetable 126 Spare 127 Household pets 128 Eaglet' n81ts 130 Cheers 132 Young boys 133 Prohibits 134 Arabian garment 135 Golf mounds 137 Lealc through 139 tn addition 140 Llstanl t 41 Indianapolis footballera 143 Surfeit 145 Inlet 146 Beds of slraw 148 Heels over 150 Carnivorous mammals 152 Guides 153 - au Prince 154 Aoat In air 156 LIHI 157 Uncanny 158 Pilaster 159 Twofold 160 Rent 4 Summer In Paris 5 Care for ' 6 Deciliter: abbr. 7 Electrified particle 8 Ptot through mud 9 Chewy candy 10 Apportioned 11 Sea eagles 12 Three-toed sloths 13 French article 14 Toward shelter 15 "- Patrol" 16 Punishes 17 French painter, 1841-1919 18 Totaled 20 Take a - at (attempt) 23 Edge 25 Spoken 27 Contemptible: slang 28 Supplicate 31 Allowance for wasta 33 Wagers 36 Falsehoods 38 Challenge 40 "Star-" 41 ABIIslant 43 Warbled 45 Tradesman 46 .0bllqualy 47 "The Greatest Slory Ever -" 49 Milk In Paris 51 Grains 52 Upright support 53 Olllsaed 54 Weary 56 One who puts on wall coating 59 Expoeed to the air 60 Hurl 61 Encounter 63 Ornamental bracalets 85 Tha-lsop 67 Dawn goddess 69 Greek latter 70 Tool< from 72 European finch 74 Tellurium symbol 76 Albany Is Its cap. DOWN 1 Tremulous 2 Looked with amueement 3 Identical Hl~h In thr mfd mph. Chanco· ol rain Is .JO )lrr,·t•nt . 1'oni~ht. mo!\lly doudy . l.uw ln tht' uppo•r 60s. en tine Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, June 22, 1987 1 Section, 10 Pages 25 Cen11 Multimedia ln.:. NewaJ)IIper A COLUMBUS. Ohio 1U PI1 - Thr most powr rfut employee of the Ohio Racing Commission has soliciled funds from slablc and rare I rack ow ners for Hou se Speaker Vernal Riffe Jr. for al leasl lhree years. records show. Rf!!e' s clcclion comm ilt re received $f;.;;oo in 1984. 19~ o and 19~6 th rough Edward Babsl. a Cin cinnall Dcmocral who was "PPOinlrd Pxrcu tive director of thr comm ission in 19R,1 bv Go\'. Richard Cr lcsle. The commission con11·ot s al l phases of the racing indu slr)·. includ ing licrn sing. Robe rt Ginsberg. Drmocralic chairman of rhc racing commission and a \lrvelancl tawyrr. told the 1CIPveland 1 Plain Dralrr in a Sundav s1orv thai Babsr's !undralslng im·o l\' emenl is· " abso lutely wrong ... improper if he soliri1rd ihas<' Ba bst 's actions anrl that hi :-. campnign . . funds ... as a mailer of facl. I think i l is illegal. " Babsl. 61 . rl'Criv<'d lhr mane\' for Ril£t' 's cler l ion rommitlrr fr om Edward Hanrssian . general mana ger of River Down s In Cin cinna1 i. rhr Plain Dealer repor ted. Hannessia n rollcelrd the mon r,· from aboul six Ca liforni a rontribulors . somr 'or whom hold financial/nlrr·eSi s in Oh io horsr racing. wn did no1 aulhorlzr 1Jabs110 solicil or co ii<'C I tu nd s. bul " a lot or people se ll 1fund·rai>rrr lickrl s for mr .· When asked whrlhN hr lhough1 Babsi' s activit ies wo•rr appr oprial r. Riffr 1olct 1l1r nPwspuprr. "WhC'ther lt' s approp r!a t(' m no t . it' s bring don e b1· a lol of prop lr at I O\W thr plucr. Whal' s the diHrrrnrC' lx' twr<' n tlw r Hri ng Racing C'om mission regulati ons for bi d r0:1cr commiss ion und thr llrpartmr nt of ln surunrr ':' " truck owJwrs rrom offrr ing or g-i\' ing do nat ion !' " w r1h inl en l 10 in!luence. or wh ic h ma)· appra r Ia br !mended 10 influence" racing officials . Comm iss ioners also arf' prohibited from acc~pling donations from permil or lir rnsr holders . Ri!£e. D -Nrw Bas ion . sa id he wa s not aware or Tht' 01hi es rommi ss·ion hil S b<'rn inv('S I ig;.tt in g Babst for rnorr I han a,.,,.,. for alleged ron!licts of int rrf>sl. Bab!-i t was accused of \' iolat in g rommis · sio n r u [C' S \Je('ausr of his all<:-grd im ·olvcm f'nt in l he hidden ow ners hip or lhrw swb lrs. Babsl 's Cin cinnati adverli sing and publi c rrla lions fi r m, Ccn1auru s Inc.. has a conlracl with lhc racing co mmtss ton BC'u Ia h Par k in G rov0 Cit\' and Rh't'r Down s in Cindnnnati. · . Ba bsl said his C'r nlaurus slack ha s ber n placed · in t rusl. A parlnrr ship-stablc Babsl form•'<! in .Jaunarv . l!IRfl has :13 owners th ai Include sla l r l!'gislalors. • lobb)' ists. ollwr polil iclans and prominent . Ohioans. Thr partnNshlp, Equine' s Pel ard . ls headed by Rrp . Cliff Skee ns, D-Akron . Col umbu s lawyer .John Zonak . a Drmocral who r cprescn lrd Babs1 · before the clhi cs co mmiss ion, also Is a part : ow nrr. 13abst and Riff<• often attend monthl y meetings of I he partners hip in C'••lumbus. but only Ia play and socialize, they said . Ashville elevator Debate expected on AIDS report ballroom ralhrr i han ihc meel· ing rooms used fo r th!• AMA 's UPI Sti('nce \\'rih~r other nine commillrcs . Among CHI CAGO 1UP I I - Tht' Amrr · lhosr rxpectrd 10 a11 r nd thr lean Medical Associ at ion i>aboul AIDS debate is Dr. C. Everrll lo make one of I he mosl impor· Koop. U .S. Surgeo n Genera l. lanl public policy stalemcnls in The repon . which is PxprriPd ils recenl history - whal 10 do to go to the lull /\MA House aboul the AIDS epi demic. Agn'r · Tuesday, recommend s againsl menl is nol expecied 10 come Px panding mandalory A IDS l es t · without a slru gglr. ing beyond se lec t population s"'l lhlnk II would br absolute!\' inmales, immi graniS. lhr mil · Impossible lo come up. with a irar)' and donors of blood. organ s comprchrnsivrs tatemrnt on I his and or her biological produ cts. di sease and no! expect subsla n· T he report supports I'OU tin r lial debale."' said D r. William tcsli ng for prople seeking mar· Hol chk i.s . a thoracic surgro n in riage lice nses or trealmcnt for Chesapeake, Va ., who will be drug abuse and sexually lra nsinstalled this week as lhe AMA's millrd diseases, bul ~ mphaslzes new pres ldenl. such tes llng should be volunla r)' Holchklss sa id , however. hr Is and coupled wllh coun se ling. confident a draH report by ihe Arqu.ired immune dl'llclency AMA "s ' Board of Trusters is a sy ndrome ha s domlnal ed thi s sound one and will be accepl rd by mePitng as no one sub jeri ha s In the AMA 's 406· member Hou se of recen t vrar s. rn add i1 lo n Ia the Delegates, li s policy -making l ruslres' report . AIDS Is the body . subject of no fewrr I han a dozen "' I expecl afler all the debalc r rso l ulio ns submillrd lor and all lhe brouhaha, I he repor t will bo adoplcd wllhoul signifl· considrra I ion. Bu l AIDS represen ts only onr can I adme ndment... Hotchkiss of dozens of Issues on lhr agend a said . " lt doesn't ~n swer C\ '£11' ~' al 1hr 1.161h annual meeting. queSiion a prrso n mighl as k aboul AI DS. but II docs mo,·c us Del egates rrpresenl ing 171.(11)(1 phys ician mrmbors al so will forward .·· devoir five days or debalr l o The lruslers' repo rt has gen•' r- issues r anging from Medicare 10 a1ed so much inlrrcst 1hat the childhood immuniza tion s. from com miller hearing on I he iS'ur smoki ng on alrplan•'s l o ration· loday was lo br hrld in a largr ing hra l l h car('. bums By LARRY DOYLE 1975 Kawuaki 600. $600.00. Phone 304-762·2069. New kitchen. bathroom, and carpeting 1 11 acre - 17 acres available. 990 Racing director raises funds for Riffe ·s uNDAY PUZZLER 1988 lour wheeler SX200. 1986 four trac:k 250 four wh ...er . $1.200.00 each or both 82,000.00. 304 -676· 2719 callanvtime. Today, mostly l'loudy with ..c·attert•d showt•rs and Ihun· 6i20 ARTHUR'S CHAIN LINK FENCE r~====~===~~~~~======~~~er~v~<c~e~.3~0~4~-5~7~6~-2~2~4~6:.=~g•~•t~<m~o~te~o~.~~~~~~~ 1980 Kawasak i 750 LTO . 10.000 mile1, tully dreued. eexc cond, $1,100.00. 304· 458·1088. FLATWOODS AREA OF POMEROY llaih '\umhPr Auto Parts &· 'Accessories BUDGETTransmiuiont: Used S. Rebuih. Alllypn. GuarMteed a minumum . of 30 days. will deliver. cuh & carry or Instal. Ph, 814-379-2220 or 1-304675·6758. . condition. Call 6t4-949-3093. growing of o.... a metll roofing & .lidi_,g. We off.- 4 profilea: D-RIB. HI·RIB. 6· V, CORRUGATED. Orders cUStom cut to lhe inch at noeKtl'a charge. PMS otters 10 beautiful colors. galvJ~nlzed endgelvaluma. FREE deliVery 100 aquarea or more, Trimt, 1kyligiiJs and accessoriH. Quantity discDunts availeble. OHIO - 0/S c.u.. , 1·614·9U·3UI Serv1cr: s Ohio Lotter\'- Reds down Braves Page 4 •11-contelned, generator, II..Ps a. •8900. Cell 6t4-446-0008. plet.ty For te General Housinq Headquarters CASE 79 Motors Homes & Campers Conttruction· machinery ~ 1150 Must sell, Make offer: 1978 Ceae loader, $10,000 or beat Jeep CJ -6. Ci11 814·446·4H9 76 home or 614-446 -.0912 work. off9f. Call 614-8&7-4488. CERTIFIED APPRAISAlS 992 · 3325 GALLIA 75 Boats end · Motors for Sale 77 To make one's way by shoving 79 Golf mound 83 Parcel of tend B5Smoothed 86 "Family -"' 87 Was borne 88 Bed 89 Cooled lava 90 Alght of steps 91 Blue 92 Large bird 93 Mend 94 Nlton symbol 96 Solo 97 Grant uBI of 100 Selenium symbol 102 Supercilious penon 105 Sharp 109 ""TIIa - Hunter" 112 - and carrots 113 New York base bailers 114 Empo116 Lura 118 Ooaans 120 One who Interferes 121 candlestick 122 Tidiest 123 Dregs 125 Girt's name 126 Woolly 127 Elevator cage: pt. 129 Junctura 131 Nets 132 Fall into disuse 133 Cudgels 134 Chief artery 138 Asterisk 138 Out of dale 140 At this place 141 Uncovered wagon 142 Winter preclpltallon 144 Pertaining lo an era 147 Hawaiian wreath 148 Study 149 Capuchin monkay · 151 Stalemale 153 Ma"s pertner 155 Doctor's 8881. Angered tailgater kills passenger on freeway SANTA FE SPR I NGS. Call!. 1UPI1 - Apparent!)' angPI'ed because a woman would nol pull oul of lhc fa st la ne of lhr Sa n Ia Ana Frrrwa.v Ia lrl him pas s. a man fired two shoiS in to her car. killing hrr bo)·frlcnd. police said . Sandra Lrigh Tail , 1 ~. w;r s dr iving, in ihr fa st lanr of lhr southbound £rC<'wa.1· shor ll)· be· fore~ : 4o p.m . Salurday whrn thr young man pullrd up brhind hH and fla shed his lighl s In an apparen l allrmpiiO gel hrr lo lei him pa ss, Drpul\· Fldrl Gonzales sa id. The motorlsl tai lgalrd Tail 's car. bul shr decided !herr wa s 100 much traffic 10 pull O\ W and '6 months same os cash •••••••••••••••• utso slowrd down , Conzulrs .<a ld . Thr car beh ind hPr changed lanes. pull ing alo ngside hrr: I hen th r dri\·r r fi rrd lwn shots and spC'd awa~ ·. Ri ck Lane B.v nun . ~ 4. of Orange. \a lii.. was hil in thr nrck and Tail exi1Pd th r fr"""'"'. lo gel help. Shr ca lled aulh oriltes from a pa)' ph one. bul B)·nu n was dead when hdp arri,·rd . Tail and B~ nun s :1-yrar -old so n. who was vis iting him for Fa I her 's Da,·. were nol injured. Th e susp<'rl was dcsrr lb<"d as a dHrk -hairrd while or Hi span ic mal e in his 10s 01· :lOs wllh a muSiac he who wa s drl\'ing a 1~!«1-8'1 I'CIIow TO)'Oia. 1., RO\" ALTY CANDIDATES - These are th~ candldatt'S lor Meigs <J ount,v .Junior Fair KinK and Quee11as they appeared all he Meigs Museum as a part of Herita~c Wo•ckr•nd. The arc, from h•fl, Mary Edwards. Long llottom: .Jo Ellt•n franc. Middleport, rtrst runner -up; Pam Ash, Racint', queen; Scoll Allen Ohcrholu•r, Rout<• 2, Alhany, z, king; Mlkkl Conley, Route Coolv111t•, >~Ccond runner-11p, and Betty ,Jo llunl, Long Bottom. CommiUet• memhers In charge wer~' Steven (;rady, Carolyn Ehtm and ~onja Stcrlll with advisor, U/anc Rice. Winners n••·clved g1fts provltft·d hy lo cal mcrcha11ts . lly United l'n'Ss lnhlrnatlonul Flrrrtghl<·rs ballled weekend btazrs al a grain rlevalot' In Ashvlllr. Ohio. which they said was sl arl t•d by lightning, and ala sa lvage ya rd ln Spr lng!leld, Ohio. Flli)'·nlnr !lrc!lghlcrs !rom six dcpa•·lments responded Ia SU!t· da,·'s blaze In Ashv\1/r . The walls of 1he elevator crumbl ed . falling ont o rullroud tracks. and 1~ p<'Oplr wert' Injured or ov•' rcotnP by smoke. One !h·r!l~hlrr !ru<·lured his back and ta\tbonP, there was onr casr or heat exhaustion and anothc;or rlrr!lghlrr Injured his shouldr t· un•l a1·m . an Ashville rtrl' dlspulchN· said Ieday . Tht' ., tx-s l or~· r lev ulor was drslt·oyrd. and toq ulpmPnl and veht<·ics werr damaged. Thc· dispa tcher said 1o1al damage Is rstlmatNI al $:~111,£110. Harrison Township Fire Chlr! Puul Wrl sh said rai n might havp helped ke<'P the bla ~" from spread In~ . Th<' Sprlngrtcld nrr burned lhousan<IS of old 11rrs stacked JO rrr• hi gh. Wright intervened in savings, loan cases· Spokrsmr n fm· Wri ~ hl " nd Guubf'rl huvP not cli spulrtl thr speu kr r ronlo('i!•d lhr bank board on brha lf nl Ca ubPrl . hul ih< '.' ' '" ld hr so ughl no speciul WASHI NG TO N 1UP I I House Speakr1· .lim Wr ighl. 1) . Trxa s. i s rrpor ted loday l o haVP inlrrvc ned in lh C' C'aSP!" of 1hrrf' savings and loan oprr<.~ tors in hi s home stai r, including a majol' f)('mocral ir Pari )' fund · r aiser. Th e New York Tim<·s said T homas Gauber t. wh o raisf'd money for ihe part y, ha s bor n undt•r invcs ligal ion b,· thl' F t•d ('ra l Home Loan Ba nk 13oard lor his dea lin gs as ow ner of lhl' Indcprndenl Am rrican Savings Associallon of lr Yi n, Texas . In trlcphon c l'al ls in laic 19Hii and ea rl y 19Ri, Wr i~ hl ur grd Bank Board Chairman Edwin Gray 10 rC'·ex" m inl' t he ag('ncy'' action s againsl Ga ubor1 . frclrral banking offici al s 1otd lhr Times . The Hank Board ovrrsPcs ih(• lhrl£1 lnduSi rv . trc•<.~ lm Pn l for nr·wspaprr ~< dtl. thr man , llw NPwswrek m<.~gazinf'. mf'u n· while, said Wri ~ ht is occu s<'d by rrlii('s of ad,·anclng lhr lnirrest; of Caubrt't and 1wo oth rr sav ln~ s and loan operu tm·s all h<'r.w••nso• of a Hraga n odmlnislra lion IJal lout or i\m<•rlea' s lroubl('d rhrifls . Th( • magaz in1• ldrn t ificd 1hr othrr t wo mt'n i.l~ ~avi ng s rtnd an loa n rxrcutl \r Don Di xon. who madr his honk' , vac hl " High Spi ritf." avu il uhl t• tu !lousl' Dt' · mocratic whip Ton)' Co"l ho of Cal iforn ia . and rC'~l r~tatc' sv nd l· ca lor Craig Hall. · Hund r<•d of sov in gs ond lo ans owner or lhr sa\•lngs and l oa n las I m onlh, lhe Times sai d, adding lhc lnsli lullon had a dc rl cir of m ore than $.101) milli on. years, a nd lhl' admlnlsl ra tlon hu s lx'<'n anxiOU!-, to infu sr $15 bil lion lnlo rhp Fcdrral Savl n ~s GaubC'rt V:·as ous1rd as havf• run :tgrou n(f In rN·cnt and Loo n lnsu rancd'orp .. whi ch too pro iP('I~ lhr.l tl s l ha1 supposedly could rPf'O\'P r on lh('lr own . F~d cru l lnvcsllgaiOrs, how{'\'l 'r, huvc uncon! n>d casr~ of mlsmanag~mc nt and allrgrd fr~ud a1 somf' Texas savings i.tnd loans, Newswr<'k addrd . s;JVIngs LJCC'O unts but h::t s r un out of m o n <"~· . N<'wswrrk sai•l Wrlghl ha s unt il l'('<.'<.' nll,v in sis 1t•tl ! hut :t;·, b i ll io n W<J~ su fflc•f' n t to tukf' carr of 1h<' FSI.IC. while bo/ng ('rll/ca I o f lhr insurant·•• fund for bring C•<.~gl'r to lakf' ovrr Tt•xus Middleport man found guilty on drug charges II UNT I NCTON. W.VA . - A f<•dcral j ury Frld ;ry found ' ' Middlrpo r l man gullt.v of fou r drug c·har ges. Including par· l lcl parl on In a co n, plra ey 10 possPs~ v c.~rlou ~ dr ugs In Kf'r · mlr , W.Va .. and ihret' cou n1 s of possession of ma r ijuana . Carro ll ManleY. 4>, of Ml<l· dtl'port . could race a maxi· mum of fi ve yrars In prison and o maximum fin<' of ror eac h of lhr four co unl s, at"Cordl ng lo U .S. Allorney Kirk Bra ndrass . Manley was convlrlcd or conspiring 10 possrss various conlrollrd suhstanccs. suc h as marijuana . Valium and PCP. for ih(' pur'ptiS<• or dls1rlbu1 r lh cm In Kl'r'mll from 19R4 10 $2~.100 1~86 . Magazine links ·North to assassination plot MOST SITES WOODED & LEVEL •••••••••••••••• J INQUIRE AT BIG ,. FOOT PARK OFFKE: Rt. 7-6 miles below Gallipolis cross Rae· coon Crk. Bridp-turn ri&ht and lollow sians. OPEN TILL DARK ' ' WASHINGTON 1UP i l -Now added lo lh~ I lsi or congressional questions for l.t. Col. Olivet· , Norl h In t he lr~n- \onfl·a sca nd~ l i s the subjecl or his role In an all<'ged plol to assas sinal c Iran· lan leaders. Wl1h thr ro nl!l"css lonal hC'arlngs in I he case resuming Tuesday. howe\W , more lawmakers ha ve queslloned -whether the Marini' at the hearl or the scandal wllllcst\!y al alllo I hOse who have dogged him lhrough seven mon1hs or silence. The alleged assassination plol Is raised In this week's edlllo" of U.S. News & World Repor1 , which was published Sa1urday. the same day Sen . William Cohen, R·Malne. one of lhe congressional fnvesligalors, sa id In an Interview that he thinks North Is ready to go to jail ralher than testify about the scandaL .I Cohen. j oi ning a no th er member of I he se lrcl commillees probing the rase . S<:>n. ·oa,·id 13oren. D-Okla .. on CNN's ·· Evans & Novak." said Norlh 's si lence already has put l he committees " at hls m ercy " as the)' bargain wflh his lawyc•rs Ia gN the l es llmony lhat Is consl· dered crucial lo l ying up loose ends in the case. T hr Washinglon Posl rPponed Saturday thai con~~:ress lonal In· ves tlgators have Issued a subpoena orderi ng North to hand over by Tuesday mornin g documents, including personal nolebooks, relalfng to his aclivl11es In the a!!alr or face possible contemp1 proceedings. CBS News, however, reported Salurday lhalln exchange for his documents. North wants access 10 all documents rhe Iran-Contra j limit ed immunli y fr om prosecu· lion for Norlh- "n arra ngemrnl I hal comp<'ls his l rSi tmon y undr r ihr 1hreal of jail. Then , jusl as co mmliteP lawy- commi11rrs havr r rla lln g to him . Among other conditions. lhr nelwork sai d, Norlh has instslrd he will dlsruss ta lks hr had wi lh hi s sup<'rlors. Including l'rrsl· dcnl Reagan . onl)· In a public formal - and he will not co me ba r k for a seco nd round of lnterrogallon. The Hrsl slx-wr<•k strrlc h of hearings end ed June ~ wi th critical queslion s lefl begging for answers !rom Norlh , rhe gung -ho Marine !ired Nov . 2o !rom 1hP president 's National Securit y Council stall. Since then , Nor1h has r etu sed 1o testify , claiming hf s Fi l th Amendment rights against self· Incrimination. Only aller ln1ense negollatlons wllh Independent prosecutor Lawrence Walsh, pursuing criminal charges in the scandal. did the rran-Conlra committees seek and receive er s werr ready to hea r from North In prl va l e lasl week l o prepare for his public lesl imon) rx prct Pd nrx l month. hi ' IU"'·' ers sai d ihc order dtd nnl r·,wr·r sp<•ak onh· In pulrlio · Co mmllt r <' l<nnws mr·1 "'ll h North' s allornr •)-s' lair la st werk lo work oul an agrr<•mcnl. but no progress wt~s rP port(•d. pr h:tJI(' s(·'-.slnn.r.. and h(' wnu ld Twenty-two killed in weekend traffic deaths By United Prrss International AI leas t 22 people were kit led In weeke nd lr a!!l c ac ci de nts around the Buck eye Si al e, a spokeswoman tor the Oh io H igh· way Patrol said loday. The worst accldenl occurred SaiUrday on a Tusc araw as Counly road and cl aim ed lhc lives oft hree peopi P. Killed in the two-car crash were Da y t on P . Morg>dn, 46, and Sylvala I. Morgan , 44, bolh of Mansfield. and Howard A . Thompson 1!, 17, Ca diz. t Oh io's non-holida y weekend roa dway dealh count runs from 6 p.m . F r idays until midnight Sundays . Killed thi s weekend were: F'rlday night Norwalk : James C, Sayre , .12. Norwalk, when hts motorcyc le was slruck by a car on a Huron Co unly road . Logan: Micha el L. Ruse. 24, Palask ala, when hi s tru ck crashed on Ohio fi64 In Hocking County . Warren: Caro l A . Her nan, 44 , Brl slolvlltr. In a two-car a('cldent on Ohio 4o .rnd AA In Trumbull Cou nt y. Saturday Lima: 'Samur'l Piccione. 24. Lima, and K<•v Calvelage. 25. Delphos , when car slamm<'d Into a parked I rain nn a crossing at o~ a Allen Cou nt y roa d. Tl!!ln : Grrgg E. Mallo!. 19, Scot1 R . Relnhurl, 19, bolh of Tiffin, when their car hll a polr and tree atong a Se neca Count y road and bursI inlo !lames . Mount Vernon : Teresa Fi elds, 17, Howard. ,. A. �,: Monday, June 22, 1987 Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Commentary Pomeroy-Middleport; Ohio Monday, .June 22. 1.~87 ~tocalbrie&--~~----------------------------------- 'r-------------------------~ The Daily Sentinel Thicker than .oil . Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohlo DEVOTED TO THE I NTERES'Ill OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~lb ~m~ ~~~· r""T"'E::!d ·~ ~v ROBERT L. WINGE'IT Publisher WASHI NGTON - Oil has swept power a nd prosper it y over the wa lled enclaves or the Arab world. bul the mos t precious liq uid in tha t parched desert region is fres h water. 11 has been used to promote peace and to fu el discord : it is wor th fightin g wars over. PAT WHITEHEAD As.•l•lanl Publis her/ Controller BOBHOEFUCH General Manager A MEMBER of The Uni ted Press ln tern ailonal, Inland Da lly Press Jack Anderson and Dale Van A tta ------------------------~-------------carry signifi ca nt qu antities of The study, by th e American water from sout hern Tu rkey to engi neering !irm of Brown & the thirstv ci ti es and rar m l~n d s Root, estimat es that the Ceyhan natel y collapsed along with the price o! his oil. And in 1982. we qu oted from a top-secret CIA report that sugges led a key motive for Israel' s invas ion o! Lebanon th at year was to gain con trol ol lhe Lit ani Riv e r 's de pe ndabl e wat er suppl y. Now we've seen a dramat ic. unpubliclzed plan for a water project tha t could ac tually pro· mote pe ace and cooperation in the Middle East. It involves one or more pipelines that would We report ed more than a year ago how Libya n dictator Moa m· mar Gadh a!l planned to br in g Egypt to its knees by di vert ing the tile·gi ving waters of the Nil e. Gadha! l's mad dream forlu · of Syria. Israel. Jordan and Saudi Ara bia. The most s urprisi ng fea ture of the a mbitiou s pro ject is that a study or its feasibilit y wa s comm issioned by the Turk is h government. It had long been assumed ,by observers that Tur· key would not wi sh to sell the water , even thou gh huge quanti· ties now fl ow unused into the Mediterranean. ~~~~~~~X'~ Associat ion and l hc American Newspaper PublishE.'rs A ssoc iati on. LETT E RS OF O P INION ar(' welro!TX! They !1\oold br i<'SS tha n DJ words long. A. II letters arr su bJ ('('I Io ed Iring and rl'lJst ))p stJ:ned with name . address and l l'ICf!honr num!){lr. No Wl SI2 ned let ters will be l)l: bllshed . Letters should tx> In good laste. a d dr f.>Ss ln~ L'isu1-s , not JX'fSCflaJHies. :Special attention WASHI NGTO I'i - Hac kstal rs at the Wh ile House: II isn' t oft en th at a pres ident will si ngle out for special a ttenti on his military aid e. who car-r ies the black bag cont aining the nuclea r codes. BVt that Is wha t happen ed at Tempelhof i\ irport in West Berlin ~urlng a stopover as President Reagan was head ing home from a nine-day journey to the Eco nomic Summit in Venice. Reagan was addrrss lng a ga ther in g to eelebratr tho 7'>0th a nn ivers ary of tht> fo undin ~ of Berlin a nd he mentioned three Air Force pilots who had play ed an impor tant rolr in the Berlin Airlift . One of them wa s rPtirrd Col. All en Cheala nder o! Cypress, Cali! ., who had fx'(•n bac k in civilian life for eight months when he was recal led for th e Her lin airlift . He had an Infant son and his wife was pregnant. "Those precio us <' i ~ht months were the fi rs t Colonel Chealandcr had brr n abl r to dC'volc to his family (s ince World War lit ," Reagan s~ ld . : " Yet , whc•n callr !l up for the air lift . he neVI'!' hrsitatrd ," Reagan . rceal lcd. ·'Looking back on 1hosl' da.1·s of cons tan 1hards hip, or danger scorn rd. Colonl'l Chcalandl'r, fi7, savs simply thi s: 'We had a job to do. and we did it .' fn those fr·w words. hea r the unders tat ement of a hl'ro. '' lhr al a nd cr and his wife wp reon hand for the tribut e. a s well as his son. Air F'orcr Maj. Stc1·r l'hralandcr. 41\ , who is thr president 's :milita ry aidr. : Chealand cr. who ha s h1•cn ass igned to the Whit e Housc· fo r a \' Car. ·fold rcpor tc•rs. " You grow UJl al i your lifl' h<•arinl'( all of your fal.her's stories about tlw wa r. but it does n't mra n mu ch tn you until 1·ou grow up." . . " I grr w up with it all m·ound m!' ," he sa icl. adding I hal fl yi ng was the only thing he wl.l nt cd to <i o. . He said thai his <'UJTPnl job is "prububl.l' thl' mos t cnlig htrnin g and .edu catin g thing I've I' VI'I" don!' in m ~· i i fc• . " HI' is "apolit ica l" in his job and r njo)·s sitting uround th e 1ub lc. swappin g talt•s with his fa thrr on how it was then. u nci how II is now . Thr preslciPnt hus lx •<•n " lik<• u roc k" during th e Ira n arms· Cont ra aid scandal "wi th all th f'SI' thin gs sw ir lin g aro und him," sa id spokes man Ma rlin F'ltzwcr l••r. H<• sa id Rea gan has been " cool'·' in the face or lh•· unra ve ling of lhr sca ndal and tes timony by formN aides. Th ~ prc•s ident also ha s kPpl his sense of humor. AI his VPnicr news confer<'nCI' hl' was to ld th ai u poll showed European s rat r Mikha il Gorbachev over him as a man of pp;rcr . Wlwn asked wh y the Kt·cmlln IPader had that puhlie im age, F\cu gan told report ers' with u grin : " Mu.vbi' a ll oi you could havr h<'ip•' d change that .. . if you worked a lilt II• hanl rr at il .'' · '· It' s get Iing to br · mrm oi r limP. nt•aga n·s offi !'l a ll>iogra phr r . f. clwln Morr is, has had prict•lc•ss aec·pss to the go ings on at the Wh ilf' House. ButthP Was hin gton Pos t's l. ou Cann on mav bea t him to the stands. Cannon plan s to I<Jk r- i.l yr u r off a f tPr t hr RPa ~ a n prPs id£'nc.v r nd ~ to do u book abou t th r ma n he has followrcl for many wms since cover in g him in Ca liforn ia \V h('O Rl' ag;:m was gm·ern or . Cannon wroll' onl' book on th e president . titlr cl " lkaga n." that cam<' out during his first l••rm . Whil r Hous.•chiPf of staff Howa rcl na kr·r is not a bou 1 to br 1agg!'d a bai>P In Iill' woods on lhl' slipp<•r;· slopes of !li ploma!')·. Baker wa s aceu srd of maki ng so me fo r ei~n pollr.r bl oopers du r ing thr Vi>nlc•• summ it. ha1·ing qui pp• ·d th ;i llhr "Ot'kln man." the wel l Known U.S. Pxtrr mlnatin g ro mpan;·. co uld tak r ca rr or Iran's ~ hin<•se- suppii NI Silkwnr m mhs ii!'s I hal ma.\' pla .v haroc with fr pr ~ hippin g in Ihe Pers ian C ull. Baker a lso apparl•nti)' wr nt agai nst polit·;· when he he ld ou t the possibliil )' of a l'OOperatii'P l' ffor l b)' the UnitPcl Stall 's and Sovip ts in the Wrs tr rn·rloml nalr<l watrrwav. Lal rr, hr bl~at a r Ptn•a t. say li1g thP Hu!oi:-;ian pn,s!'ncf' would bf' 'tdislincli)' unhf'i pfu l." : But Ilakcr sa)·s. " I don ' t ar kn owll'dgP that I made an\' mist akes." Bakt•r is populur and carr ies none of lhr baggage of his prrderC'ssOr. Oonald Hcga n. ' "Come out my little friends, amnesty for each of you- don't be afraid." Nell Klnno ck won lhl' ca m· paign, but Magglr Thatcher won the election. That is th eremar ka · ble upshot of the rPCent British Plect lon s. All th e polls befor e Jun e 11 showed Mrs. Thatcher's Conser· valive Part y comfo r tably ahead of both the Labour Pa rty and th e two-headed Alliance (the name given 10 lh P centrist coalition of David Steel's Liberals and David Owen's Social Democ rat s ). Bu t the press adjudgPd a televisio n program produced for Labour Infinitely superior to an ythin g put out by the Conser va tives or the All ia nce. and a small upt ic k In Labour's showing in the late polls was crediled to it. On Elec tion Day. however . Brit ain 's vot ers proved unim· pressed . Tru e enough , when 1he smoke blew awa y, Labour had improved on it s 1983 showing by about 3 percent. to 30.8. But it was the Alliance that suffered , being down correspondin gly by a ro~nd 2.5 percent to 22.8. The Conser va· lives act ual ly bet tered their 1983 perfot·m a n c~ slightly, to 42.3 percent in the three-way co n"tes t. Most as tonishing of a ll, their tive: that th e socialist nostru ms ma rgi n in the new House of of th e " nanny sta le" li' nd to Co mmand wil l be upwards of 100 make things worse. not better. -down from 1983's historic high, That is not to say th at she or her but nonetheless quit e remarka · part y is opposed to properly ble for an admin istrat ion already des igned and properl y adminis· in office for <'lght years. · tered welfare . Many an Ameri· What explains this amazin g can conserva tive would br surs howin g• T o he a r Mr s. prispd at the extent to which Thatcher' s critics. it 's just plain British ToriPs brag about th(' selfishness on the pa rt of bei! Pr· government al " services" thev off voters. According to F rancis provide. But Mrs. Thatcher i.s * · Clines of the New York Times, also tapping into the great vein of "even some supporters" or th e enthu siasm for IrE'<'· market prln· primP minis ter are worried ciples that Is currently sweeping about " the ri se or a supposedly the world. By greall y expanding sPifish. acqu is itive class, ·or the home owners hip and stock ownew ell1 c of fin ance capitalism ners hip. she is converting many who havr helpPd bols ter th P thou sa nd s of prevlouslv "havt>· Thatcherlte recovery. ... Thc• not" Brilons inlo budd.ln g capl· crllicism is thai these lates t tail st. As such. they are highl y victors .In Brit ain's endl ess class skeptical of Big Government and warfa re exhibit Iiiii<' sense of . its cla ims to be able to solve social obliga tion." serious soci al problems. There Is al most certain ly a But_thr tru th is that Margaret lesson herp for the American Th atchN has taught an impres- conservative movement. Our lib· sive chunk of the British rlrcto· r ral s. hav ing cas t about desperra tr tha t Labour' s tea rful pleas ately lor " new Ideas. " have just for more "compassion " 1for the about co ncluded I correc tly! that elder ly, the 111 1 result In policies there aren't any, and are drift lng that are act ua lly coun terproduc· back to the re luctant conclusion C aSSICS _ ._ __ What!'vrr happened 10 thr notion that a publ ic offi cial or milita ry offl l'er who fou ls up badi.1· should ei ther resig n. be pun is hrd't It srems the Reaga n administration has no sense of shamr to produ <'r elthr t• a l'l's ignat ion of a fi r ing - to sa)· nothing or an ind i('lmrn t or ' WASHIN GTON - i\ rrmukr o! " The Hunc·hbac k of No tre Dame" as a musical '' It could happen. : Hollywood direc tor Ri cha rd l\11enborough says he ea n l:'nvi· slon a mov ie in whi ch an actor wou ld "jump around like Cha rles Laught on with only one eye. rin g rhose cathedr al bells and sing." •. In fact, Att enborough told Qmnl magazine, hr could volun· (E'er lor lhP roi<• himself. -: Ma ybe what he has In mind is ope Of thOSe filmS made exciU· $lyely lor televis ion. It would be ~~~!icult lor a mus ical comedy S\3r fO Sing in the key Of bellS ~h1ging above the roofs of Paris ftom an Island in the Seine. :Possibly Allenborough could pull II orr. but all th e river water would made If tou gh lor the ~verage singer to sla y in tune. : One wonders what he and other modern dir ec tors might make of Qrson Welles's "Citizen Kan e." :According to a survey of movie etHics and hist orians earlier this y@ar. "Citizen Kane" was the bVsl American film ever rE'Iellsed, !lnlshing ahead or "Gone with th e Wind' ' and "Casablanca." Rounding out the top 10 were such classics as " It 's a Wonder· lui Life, " " On the Waterfront." "The Searchers," " Birth o! a ' I Nation," " The Godfa ther," "The Wi za rd of Oz" and "City Ll~ht s ." " i\11 Quiet on the WestN n Front " was judged the best war mov ie ever filmed ; "The Mal· lese Fa lcon" ranked as the best Crime picture and " Raiders or the Los t Ark " took top honors as the best adventure film. No menlion or "The Hunch· back o! Notre Dame." with or without lyri cs. Woody All en. along wilh certain other modern movie dlrec· tors, recently pleaded with Con· gress lor legislation barring the add ilion or color tinting or !llms originally shot in black and while. Although some of the top 10 all· time film s were Technlcolor productions, there is no doubt that such comedies as "Duck Soup." starring the Marx broth· ers and named In theafore~nti · oned survey as the best slapstick, might su!!er !rom tinting. Watching Harpo jump around In color would be a bit like adding ' a sound track to the best silent movie. ' I've no doubt that new sound tracks would help some !llms reach bigger audiences. But remaking the classics might depend more on who Is playing the part. • th at. like It or not , the Welfare St ale is their shtick . The trouble. then, must be with the voters , whom Ronald Reagan has tempted into a cold lndi!!er· ence to the suffNings or the poor. Time magazine, however, has helped things along by reporting hopPfully that "there are signs or a fundamental change in . the nation's pol.llical weather " i.e .. back to "compassion," In the form or government handouts . Margaret Thatcher's brilliant victory suggest s thai American conservatives have little to lear !rom thi s alleged trend. To the ex tent that welfare Is truly necessary, they can. with consid· erable justice, clain to be beller at administering It than the li beral s. But they ca n also work , as Mrs . Thatcher has. to encour· age rve r-larger numbers of th eir countrymen to think of themselves as part of the solution rather than part or the problem : as crea tive workers, rather than sullen dependents. And if that can happen to somP It can happen to others. That way lies victory. Saturday admissions: Charles PamP. Pomeroy; Rodne,· · · · Spires, Cheshire. Saturday discha rges: Russell Cline. Carolyn Gilmore. Opal Wtlllamson . 1 Sunday admissions: Bt>rtha Diehl. Pomerov· Maudle Wood Pomeroy. ·' · ' ' Sunda:v discharges: Perry Milch. Donald lr <'nhowcr. Lee Payne, Ada Keesee. Ch arles Werry. . Pomeroy &nior Citizens Dance Club is h:11 in~" tl aJl\'1' F r id.11 mght !rom 8 to 11 p.m. Music b)· LJIT). Hubba rd anct Tr ul' Country . Admission $1.!\0. Bring sna r ks. Evf'r) one wpicrmw. 1:1 priso n scnt cnct'. it 's trur !ha l Oli ver No rth was forced to resign beca use of thr stlll-unbel ieva hle deals hP arra ng ed with Iran's tert'Ot'lst govrrnmet and terrorist mr rcC'n· ari es in Nica ragua. But Prcsidt>nt Reagan drs· cribed him a ft r r these revc la· lions as "a national hero." The President had not changed that jud!(mrnt In light o! revel ations that North was promised fin a n· cia I payoffs by fellow consplra · tors that rna)' have Included a large bequeath in the will or Al bert Hakim - Ge n. Richard Secord's busln es partner. Assistan t Secreta ry o! Stat e Elliott Abrams, who lied to Congress over Illegal operations In Nicaragua , refu ses to resign despite demands that he do so !rom key members of Congress - both Republcans and Demo· crats - who Insist his credibility Is gone. Secretary o! State George Shultz has described his deceitful assistant secretar y , Mr . Abrams, as so valuable that he Is considered "sensational. " II dishonorable reprobates like North and Abrams are praised by their bosses even alter their skulduggery Is exposed, how cam we expect to maintain public respect lor high public ~ offl r ials't Is II any wond r r thl'r<' is growing cy nicis m toward an administrat ion th at exprC'ssses no mora l or polit ica l ind ignation towa rd Nor th a nd Abra ms and their pa ls Hakim and Secord• The sa me lac k or ind ignation has been clemons! ra ted toward lapses of responsibilit y on the pa rt of mlli ta r.v officers . In 19R2. when 241 Ma rines died at th e Beirut a irpo rt !rom a si ngle ter rorist bo mb. not one milil ary o!ricer resigned or was fir ed or rourtma rlialed In this srhoc klng br ea kd ow n o r co mm a nd responsibilit y. To be sure. thC' youn g terrorist who drove th e bomb-ca rr)•in g 1ruck Int o the barracks was a culprit . But $ 0 were of!i clals and commanders who knew I ha I Ihe same tec hnique had been us<'d to blow up the American embassy a few weeks ea rlier. but did nothing to prov idr effective securit y aga inst such an attack. Who Is going to resign or be fired lor not taking elementary precautions a ~:alnst the atta ck against the U.S. naval vessel Stark. which cos t the lives or 37 young U.S. seamen? Those men died because o! a senseless air attack by an Iraqi pflot, but they also died because their com· manding o!!icer !ailed to order proper precautions and de!en· slve actions. President Carter took lh P blame for It , but I have always suspected that lhlo' military botched the Iranian hostage rescue operalion. Maybe the mission was lll·advlsed and doomed !rom the start. but II was also handled. with lnepltude by military personnel who either didn 't kn ow wha t thr l' wrrc d o i n~ or how to do it. Wh r n i\rgcn tlnr forces moved agga insl the Falkla nd islands scvera l .l•ea t•s ago and caught the fl t•it ish off gua rd . British Foreign Mini st rr Davi d Car r i n ~ t o n prompt i,l ' loo k th e blam<' and res igned. ('a r r ington is a man I havr admired lor .1·cars and still do. He took thr blamr for an embar rass ment that was not - Car leton C ~ilege Board of Trustees will mE'<' I Thurs<la)·. i : :111 p.m .. at thr municipa l buildin g in S)Tacuse. Mrmbrrs ar e urged to att end. Entrv. df•adline Friday. Hill reunion amwwu·(>d [)('adl ine fo( en tering tht• Rill ilubbard Memor ial Little I.e ague Tau rna mcnt is F riclay . f.nt rics cons i' tlli~ of a 15 pla yer !'Oster ~with nu mbf'r s l i\nd a $] ;l I'Cl' m 1:1 v bf' s<'nl to t he Sv rae us<:.\ The dC'scendant s of the late Albert and Eliza Hill will hold lh rir annu al Hill reun ion this Sunda)· at Portla nd Par k. Co1·ercd di sh dinner at 12 noon. Ali rclatil·es and friends invit ed. lee cream .~ocial planned An Icc crmm social. sponsored b• thr fl asha n F'ire D!'parlmPnl and Ladles Auxiliar)' . will b!• h~ld Frid a) . start in ~ at o:30p.m .. at the Bashan Fire House. Hom<' madc ic•· cream . pie. cake. sandwich l'S. coffee• and pop will br avail able . Donations appreciated. Ever.vone welcome. Fir!' D<•partmcnt. in car e of J<'ff Hubbard . Box 242. Syracuse. Ohio 4;,779. The lournamPnt . 1rhich start s J uly 6. is being sponsored bv lhc• Syraru.<t• Volunteer Pit'C Department. Spon,Ot' and individual trophies will be awarded. Fo r more information. c a l l 9 92 · 29t~l . 992-71HI. 992-7775 Ol' 992·7777. Thl' .lul.1· li Mr igs Local Band lloostcr mE't'lin~ has ilf'en •· pos tponed unti l .lull· n 7 p.m., in the high s1·hool band room. . ThP upcoming fair booth wil l be cliscusscd a nd junior and srnlor · hig h bt111!i pa rent s are urged to attmd . Donations of aluminum cans and bot tle caps haw brcn apprccl atrd and an' still f>eln g acc·cpt ed b,1· th e boos ters. New un i!orm s ha ve ber n ordered an <i ' hOllid nrrl vr In llmc•fot · 1he fir st foo tball game. Area deaths J.-ssie L Saundt>l'!! Miss .JessiC' L. Saunders. 9l Rock Springs Road. Pomeroy, died Monday at Veterans Mrm· or lal Hospital. Born &pt. 1!t, JR9!. Mi ss Saunders was born inn Meigs County, the daughter of the late E .O. and .Jessie Han·e.1· Saund· ers . . She was a retired school teacher and also had worked al i.F.M. in Columbu s. She was a member of the Middleport Church of Christ. the Meigs County Senior Citizens Organiza · tion, and the Meigs Count v Retired Teachers Association. · Surviving arC' a cousin. GracC' Ressler. Orrville, and sel'eral other cousins. &rvlccs wil l be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Ewinl! Funeral Home with Mr. AI Hart son officiating. Burial will be in Cherry Ridge Cemetery . Friend s may call at thr Ewing Funeral Home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m . Tuesda,1·. Linda G. Goodin Linda Gibson Coodin . l!i, Point Pleasant. died Sunday at Plea· san t Valley Hospital after a long illness. She was born Ma y 2. 1942. at Massillion. Ohio to .John Cibson and Opal N. Vandale Gibson or F:lizabeth. ShP was a member of the Jackson Avenue Baptist Church where she was a pian is t. a member or the women's societv and a member of the Mason County Choir. She was preceded in death by her grandpar<'nts. Luk<• and Katie Gibson. Surviving in add it ion to h••r parent s are her hu sband. the Rev. Marvin Goodin, Point Plea· san!; four step·childrcn. Frankie Goodi n. Beck)' Mimms. Sara Chance and Julia Oglesby, ali of Waynesboro. Ga .; thret> sisters. Patricia E. Sams. Davisville, Sue Douglas. RePdsviii P. and Kathleen D. Edman, Parkers· burg; two brothers .. 1. Charles Storms produce deadly start By NEAl. E. ROBBINS United Press International Violent storms usher!'<! in summer In the Midwest and the South as lightning killed an Alabama fisherm an, floods closed Detroit highwa)'S and a tornado struck a Michigan trailer park, killing one person. injuring four and damaging as many as 7!\ homPs. Two pcople wen• killed when their plano rrashed in den se fog Sund ay night ncar Mitchell Air· port in Milwaukee. and an Indiana man died earlier in the day when his plane went down In the rain In LaPorte Coun t)·. authorili!'S said. Storms Sunday. "'hen summer began at 6:12 p.m. EDT. hu rled wind gusts or up to 116 mph near Quemado. Te,as. and produced tornadoes In New Mexico. Mis· souri. Texas . Florida, Georgia and Michigan. lhr National Weather Service said. Heav)· rain prompted !lash flood watchrs todal' In southern New York and so~lhcrn lower Mil'higan, whPre about 1!\.IWIO homes and bu sinesses remained without power, a Detroit Edison spokesman said. Ploods up to 4 feet deep in the Drtroil area closed a slew of roads Including sect ions of Inter· slates 7.1. 94 and 96. forcing some 100 motorist s to abandon their cars, police said early today. · " If .vou don't hal'r somewherC' to go toda)•. I'd sav stay home." II -RAIN Wann "Cold " IZTII SHOWERS WEATHER MAP - Durin,. parly Tuesday mornlnJP;, showers and thunderstorms are !orec!IHt for piU't ol the northern Plains and the north Atlantic Coast Sillies. Showers and thunderstorms are possihle In parts of the toentralto northern PI aiM, the Gulf Coll8t, tht• mid Millsissippl Valley, the Ohio Valley and most of the Atlantk Coa.•t Stales. (UPI graphic) Only ONDUUNE CCII COYtr your root with • lifetime wornmty SAVE ON ROOFING .$989 said Statp Police Sgt . Dougla s Parviainen In DPtroit : " We' ve gOI Sf'Ciions or rver\' !reewav In the city closed." · · A killer twister struck Sunda v afternoon at the Chateau Estates trailer park in Nov!, Mlrh., ncar Drtrolt. An unidentified man was con!irmed dead and four people were Injured, inrludlng a 27· year·old woman reported in serious condlt ion and her 19· month old son who wa s in cTitical condition. Pie contest Margaret ParkC'r. pres ident of the Meigs County Pionee r a nd Historical Sociel)' was grand prize winn er In a pie baking contest Sunday in the cher ry pic division . She was al so namr'!l overall winner. Second and 1hird In the chcrrv pie dl\'lslon went to June AshiPV and Tin Story, respecti vely. · In the apple pie divi sion. Ann e Chapman was !Irs! and Nancv Reed was seeond and In t hP miscellaneous ca1el(ory: Parker was !lrst ; Reed was seeond and Ada Titus was thi rd. Parkr r rf'Celved a plaque and ribbon from her daught er, Patricia Parker , who awarded prizes to winners . Pies were auctioned bv Dan Smith with proceeds goln~ to the historical societ y to help defray expenses or the weekend act lvi· lies. Parker's cherry pie brought SJS on the auction block; Anne Chapman's apple pie brought S52, and Nancy Reed's pie !rom the miscellaneous cat egory brought 516. all purchased by Crow's Steak Housp. Other businesses purchas ing pies were Vaughan's Cardinal and t,he D.J . Trading Pos t. H your old roof is rust1ng away, put up - that won't rust. 4'•6'7" _,. . . . fett Shott • • ... '10.99 (Jiff)£~$(JLD It"......, . ___ c.lon ..... 114.._ - ~111 - ... ""!'ririr lo NOW ,., Shott IOIAl FOI • . . . _ Allltan. &u rw AI'I'UCA'IIDIIS BAlM Gi bson , BPIpre. and Lew Is 1.. Gibson. Ravenn a; a nd a grand· mothr r . Mildred Va ndd el. Ra1·cnna . Services will bo Wrdnesda)· at 10::10 a.m . at 1hi' .Jackson II \'l'nuc Baptist Church with the Rev . Herb Capehart and Iho Re1·. Bob Wiseman ofririating . Burial will be in c:ib so n Ce mc tl'l')·. Eliza brt h. Friends rna)' call T.uC'sda,l ' fr om 7 to 9 p.m. at the Wi lcoxon FunNal Hom e and one hour prior 1o sen·icC's at church. Shalimar . Fla.: fiVI' bt·othcrs. a twin . .John Young, Mason. Bill and Ha rr)'. biJ th of Zanesvlllr. Ohio.. toe. Ma son. and Brurr . St oc kport. Ohio; two sis ter s. Madclln!' N<'UI Zling. Mason and Bcatri(·r· Ru ssell. Columb ia; 12 granclchildt·r n and nln l' grru t· grandchildren. & rvicrs II' ill be• Tues da y at II a.m: at Wi lcoxen Fun rr al Home• with lhl' H ~ · · · .fohn Mr l.lnn ity of!lclatlng. Bur ial will follow In Kirkl and Mrmorl • l G a r d Pn ~ . Friends rna)' ~ al l Monday lr om 1 t<i !l p.m. at the l'unNal home. Memo r ia l cont ributions muy br made to Alzheimers' Disease and Relat ed Disorders Assocla· There will be addltlona I srn·i· c0s Wedn esday at ! p.m. a t 0 " :1 Hill United Methodist C'hurch. Eli za bet h. In lieu of flowc·res. donations t--------------1 may be made to Gideons Internation al. Pl'lt'r ·.. -..-· ..........-_....................................... .,, .., !MIIetiiWIMIIot• ...... lion, In c .. at J811l Chestnut Hills Dri v!'. Cleveland Height s, Ohio. 44 Hili. ·' The Daily Sentinel ' I USI'S 14 ~9101 A Dlvbdnn of MuUimC'dl", lnt'. ' .' ~ ' Pulll !.~ h f'( l ''' '••r.v ui! Prn oon . Monduv. t h rou~ h F'rlday, Ill Court St.. p,j. nwro.v. Ohln. b~· thr· Olt!o Va lle·~· Pl)b. ll~ h l n R C'ompany ' Mul1 1mf'dla. IRC'J, l~(l mf"· IV, 0hln4 ~71fi;l , Ph. 992-:Zlrlfi. 81''<1 I'Ond ': t s~ p ll~ la jl(' pal<l 111 Pom Nn~ . Ohlr , ~ ~; ~:~r~~~~ ~."N:~~~~~~~~~~~ ~/;~~\\'~~~·~~;- flh lo Nt' Wsp;tprr Asslx•l. ttlnn. Na rton~l.. Hc•pri'SI' nlal lv r . Branh a m t"f'W!ipuprr S.llf'S, 73.1 Thin\ l\\'l'nUt'. Nr>w York. Nl'>w Yur•k IIMJ17. • 1 A dvr r ! l sl n~ .POSTMASTicH: ~·ml rn Th" Dnlly St•n ttm •l, Pomf' rn,\ ', Oh In 4!l7fl!L Young SUR.~!:RJPTION RAT·~~ Ry Ca.rrlt'r or Mntnr ftotllf' PP IC'r " Pet e" Youn g. 7t Point Pleasant . dl e<l Saturday In St. Joseph Hospit al. Lora in. Ohio, followin g a short illnrss . Born .June 19, 191!i in Ma son. he was the so n or th e lair .John Young Sr. and Un<i Mae In gl es Young . A ret Ired railroad· worker. he wa s an employe<' of the Chess le Syswm for :1:; years . a !our-year mcm brr of I he CCCS and a membe r of 1he UTU Union. Surviving a re his wife, Be rtha F.. Southerly Young. Point Plea· sant ; four sons. Pete Jr .. Point Pi!'asant. Ga ry, Sheffield Lake. Ohio. Pat. Lorain . Ohio. Bill, 031 IACK50H PilE ·liT. :1& WEST - >~o~e·•!I2-0 BARGAIN MATINEES SAT/SUN I WED AU SEATS $2.50 ADMISSION EVERY TUESDAY $2. 50 L JUNI tt thru 21_j FAlillY thru THURSDAY ! Otw 'w'll'l'k.... ... ..... ... ..... .. ,..... .... .. . Onc • Month ... ....... ........ ,... ........ ...,, .~~ ·~~~.! On(• Y••ar ............................ ,.... . SINOI.F. C.OI't I•KICF. Dall,v .................................. ~~ C(' nl" Su l>w l· rll>t> l'~ not ci N~Ir l nJ,! IniHil' Ih(•t' Ut'· rh•r lllii.V n 1m ll In ad v :.~n c • t • !llrt•r t .to 'l'hr Dal l,v Sc•nl lnr l on 11 .1, 6 nr 12 mont~ ha s I:.. C n ~ll t "'Ill IH" !! lvf>n (·arrh·r t•nr h Wl'('k . Nn ,.ult'lf'r lplhlll,'i h~' m<tlltw rmlrtrod In'· ' arru1-1 whr t·r hnmp l'ltrr•lt•t· "f'I'VI('I' Ill avallu iJir•. Mall Sub!ltlrlpfltiiiM lnMid1• Mt>lt{ll <:Ounty 1.1 Wc't'ktoi'..................... ,......: ..... S17. 29 21\ Wt'f'k.o! ... ... ..... ,............ .......... 5.14 .00 52 Wt'f'k .~ .................................. Sfi6 . ~ OutMidl• Mt>lk.ll Counly 1.1 WN •k,ll ..... .. ,..... ,....... ., .. .... .... , $JM.20 2« Wt•l'kR ...................... ,, ........ . $~1:'} , I() r,2 Wl'('kM ................................. $A7.M • Winners (.,.,.,.. .., ,,...,., ........., M; Wlt.l. NOT 11e Mirld lrp(ll'L :\n~ O!H' lnll·l'i'Sird in ('r\ l(' l' in g a !foa m should cal l The descendan ts or Sam and Mcl\'lna Bii'ehl'irld will hold a reu nion on Sunday, a1 12 noon. at the .1·outh rrntl' r build i11g. Harmon Pa rk. Point Pleasant. W. \'a. Static . . Occluded Map shows minimum ltmpefltUrn. A11tllt50% of any shaded llll& Is IOIICMI to receive precipitation indicated UPI 1/ .\ BIA B<•nci Pon.1 l.r agu<' Tournam r nt , sponsored b.v the Meigs .l:11·cpr.s. wi ll br hclcl .lu i) ti ll at Hal"llngrr Park in · !m2-i oHl. i\ marriage licenst' has bet'n issurd in Meil'(s Count•· Probate Court to Johnn)· O'Brien Hawley, 1~. Pom!'rov. and Lisa Sue Searles. JR. Rutland . · FRONTS: SPECIMEN MART Pony Lt•aglu> lournt•y announced . Carleton Board to meet Birchfi(>ld reunion announced ~SNOW THE A Class D softball tou rnament . sponsor<'d 1>.1 th•' Ora ng0 Township Volunt eer Fi re Department ; will b~ held .lun <' 1i- 2~ ut. Eas tern Hil!h &hool . Entry frr $6.'i plus two sottba lb Individual and team troph ies will be awan.lE'<L For more information. or to ent!'r, call 667-6986 or !i67-6762. Cry stal Lee, Middleport, and Randy .Joe Lee. Middleport. have filed for a dissolution or marriagP in Meigs Cou nt;· Common Pleas Court . r learl.v his fault . but he did it couragrously and without alibi because he feU that som eo ne should shou lder the rcsponslbll· il )' for mistaken judgment on the part of his government. What a far cry !rom the almos t total lack of shamp and responsi· bllil y for misdeeds that see m to chara cterize the current leader· ship or our nation. Berry's World ·e\ wom t~n · ~ :-;u ttball 1 o urn ~mwn1 . s pvn ~o·t'('d b~' Southern ,\t.hiPtic Boos tl'rs . 11 ill bi• h<'id .tun<' 1i · ~~ at South!'t' n High School in Ral'i "''· En 11"1' fC'e $1io and tw o sn it balls. Individual and '. spo nsor trophi es will b.· awarded . For more in(ormation . call Howi e CalclwPII ;II 'll!l·"·l!t:i <luring thl' da1, or at 9l!l·29o4 aftcr4 p.m. Softball tourney planned Divorce filed in Meigs :·•' Softlmll toumey planned Marriage license i.s.med U. S. has nO Sense of shame-------------------George McGovern flr('(l. or in some r asrs, tried und l e The Turks asked Brown & Root to assess the difficulties and the cost or a pipeline that would divert some of the 10 million cubic meters to Turkey's neigh· bars to the south . . A complete st ud y would have cost $1.5 million . But the U.S. company did make a prellmina ry report, which we have seen. William Rusher We can learn ·from Thatcher ---------------- Dance planned Friday Mei!(s Count y Emt>rgenc, Medical ServicPs reports fivr calls over the we~kend; three Saturday and two Sundav. Saturday at :i: :i~ a.m., Rutland at :i : a~ a.m. to Beech Grove Road for Virgie Burford to Holzer Med ical Center· Svracuse at 1:41 p.m. to London Pool for Mark Brown to Veter~ns' Memoria l Hospita l; Syracuse at 6:03p.m. to Third St. for Jeanette Du!fv to Veierans Memorial Hospital. · Su nda x at 8:55p.m. to Front St. for Bertha Diehl to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Middlrport at l : ~l p.m. to North Second i\ ve. for Mar~aret VanCoonpy to Holzer Medica l CeniN. Mediterranean . Our disclosure of the Turkish pipeline proposal will come as a major surprise to Syria, Israel, Jordan and Saudi Arabia. None of these governments were even consulted about their reaction to the plan . Admissions, discharge;~ named EMS reports weekend runs and Seyhan rivers in central Turkey carry 34 million cubic meters or water each day . or thi s, 24 million Is used by the Turks; the remaining 10 million cubic meters empty into 1he nor the ast c orner o! the Brown & Root estimated il would cost an eventual $8 blllion to reroute 3. 25 million cubic meters of water a day !rom the two rivers into a pipeline. The first phase o! the project would run a pipelint> 10 various Syrian cities , including Damascus, the capital, through the Israeli · occupied West Bank and on to the Jordanian capital, Amman. The second phase would run a parallel pipeline through Syria to the Moslem holy cities o! Medina and Mecca, in Saudi Arabia. One proposed route would follow the old desert railroad line that was repeatedly sabotaged by T.E . Lawrence and his Arab warriors In World War I. The Daily Sentinel Page . 3 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio ·WBulfet ·Entree ·SundtleBllr �P.age-4- The Daily Sentinel Monday. June 22, 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Reds win, 6-5, in 10 innings By COLLINS YEARWOOD UPI Sports Writer Atla nt a entered a four-game series agamst C'mci nnatl trailing the National League West leadIng Reds b>' 3 1 2 gam es Sunday. the Braves emerged haltered. bru1sed. and no close• to fit st place Buddy Bell homered wllh one out In the lOth Inning to lilt the Reds to a 6 5 vlctorv over the A tlanta Braves In a game marred lor the seco nd s1ra 1ght day bv a benches cl earmg brawl · It was a l alr ly exctting s('ries , · Sald Bell, who dnlled a 1 0 p1tch from CcnP Garber. R· 5 to lell field for his flllh homer "Lot o! limes vou1 adrenalm seems to flow a l ittle more than norm.tl and thmgs hke th at at c gomg to happPn · The mol{'(' ct·u ptr d m i hr eig hth lnnm g afte1 Kal D.rntclsol the Red s smglei:l and stole second Trac\ .Jones" as hll b\ a pitch Irom .ltm Acker and cha 1ged thP mound. Both benches emp11ed and ,Jones was ejected Sanlrda\ Ctncln natl' s Bill Gullickso n hll Andres Tho mas after back to back home ru ns by Dale Murphv and Ken Gnffey " Th1s 1s a wt ld series right here. but the Braves have been playmg 1eal good ba seball and we re tryi ng 10 hold on to first place " wlnnmg pttchel Btll Land• urn sa td " Wh.tt we have to do Is be,, battler. and the1efoJc Jncldenls happen ou1 lhe1e But thai's baseball and \Ou have to be readv for il and 'ou have to lake up for vour tram and \OUI gu\ s. We ' 1e "11iing to do that. W1lh thcscorr:i 1a nd oncoul m the lOth . Bel l dJ JII('{I ht< homr r un and helped Landrum. the f tfth Rrds pllchrr. 1mp1 ovr 10 .I 1 F.lsr\1 hr• r . N<'" Yot k ixollrd Phtl adelphJa R-:J. St Louis de f< •atrd Mo ntreal 7 I Houston ixoat Los AngPi<'S fi I. Ch1cago decked Pills burgh 6· 'I and San Francisco belted San Diego 11 2 Mets fi, Phlllles 3 At New York, DavP Magadan drove in three runs and Len Dvkstra had three hit s and scored three t1m rs, helping the Mets extend t he1r dominatiOn of the Phllhes Cardinals 7, Expos 3 At Sl L ouis. rookte lell- hander Jor Magrane pltch€'d seven m nmgs to lead the Cardinal s. Astros 6, Dod~e rs I ,\t Hou ston, .lim Des hat es and La11' Andersen scattered eight hil s to pa<·r the Astros Cubs 6, Pirates 3 AI Chi cago. Keith Mm eland hit a l\1 o run homr1 and had three RBI and StrveTrout co iiPcted his lourth v lctorv m ht s last four sta r ts to lead lhr Cubs Giants II, Padres 2 At San Otego, Kelly Downs p1trhed seven tnnlngs to gain hi s sixth v1c1ory and Bob Brenly, Will Clark and Matt Williams t'ac h homer€'d powe1 the Giants Ruess a winner for Angels .JONES < 1\T( 'JI - l 'inr innatl right fl\'ld1•r 'rr.u:, .Jnnt ·~ lt.•aps ha g: h a ~a tnst tht• "all to catch a fl y hall hit hy !\raw• Ozzl<• VIrgil . (liP!) Meigs Legion wins three of four By ,Jim Soulshy Th rPr win s In four gamPs on the WI'Pkcnd has the Meigs [.eglon Basebu II sq uad ,, t 12 and 7 ovc• r t~ ll on lhC' sP t~~>on dnd ~- 2 in E ight Dlsl Ji cl l.cag ur plav Meigs ovrtt'dml' a si x 1un dPficll In the openin g g.Jmr of S,J tu r da v s double-headet· against Ma · Ji Pila by pia ling nlnp 1un s In !hi' four th , fifth dnd six th f1amrs lhPn snu ffin g out a co mohack bid In the srvr nth to post a 'I to 7 win ln thr f\1'~1 , t hP v ist 101 s ga 1nPt C'd three runs as Doug Huffmdn walkPd Jeff Nicilolsun hit lo crniPt Hnd bot h adva ncf'd on .1 wild pitch Shu" n .Jov sar tl!i< PII Huffm,ln homr, Ma11 Heidorn singled and Do ug Sturm's double scot eel Nicholson and Hcldo1 n Ma•irll a picked up lhreP mo10 In the second when Rob Marshall 1cac hed on dn rrr01. Huffman ~0 1 a bcl!-iP l .lp NICho lson WiiS sa f e on un Cll'OI, Joy drrw a walk and Hcl dot n si ngled They got thPh final run tn the seventh when Huffman douiJi rd <~nil N1 Ch OISOil 's s in glP to lPill('l SPil l ltlm home Mranwhtll' M(•t gs ~l' m l'h.•ss In th(' fh stt h1 Pf' f1 ,,mrs. pos tf'd two •IS Br<'nl BJSsPII h11 sa!rlv slol<· st•cun d Rov Ynung ~ lngled ~11ul Mlk<' Balli urn 's dou ble ptu!Nt lhl'm In llw Mrigs f1fth ,Jt'ff Ca ldwell w ,1ikrd B1v,1n Dtnsl sln giNI. ,tnd Don Deck er 's hasr hit sco t r'ri Ca ld well F11 rn t Ri sse II fh('n stepped lo lh«' pl.t l r " '"' sm.IShPd ,, lhtr<' run homr1 BissP il hom(' l l'tl ,l~d1 nin ttw nP:xt Inning nft f't Dut sl w~1 s safr on :111 error ,ln<l Bel'kr l slngiNI giving 1h(' loea ls tht•lt w1nnlng l;. dlh•s FOl Mr1gs HJSs<'il hail the hed \'V b. II " I1h two ro und 11 ippr1 s and ~1 !ii[Tlg[l' ll('('OU nt \ng ror siX RBI's Br<'kN's lhtre sl ngii' S picked up 1111 HBI whlh• R11 trum's clnubh• got two Young had two IJ.tsr knocks w1th C.1itl wel l. DuiSl & flr111rum gelling st ngiC's DUJ st f. tn nf'd flw• ,tnd gavP up two fn'P passrs Ballrll<'< T v M00 1r t:ll P,tl Mill et t2) LP & Doug Sturm LlnP SCOll' Mm 11'11 a 1.10 000 1- 7 ~ 2 ME'igs 000 24~ _ Q 12 2 Miitl<'l I,, bt okf' t hr s•' c·und ~umr wldt"' op(•n as th ~~ pu shf'fl across six •·uns In th1• foul'lh to bre ~lk ~~ .l 3 dl·ad!Ol'k e m oult' to 12 to 4 v1rlol\' Thc• g.1mr. In ,, l' sPnsr. could br ca ll r d a romrdv of errors as eath squad co mml tIHI flvr flrlciJng miS<urs WJih a mlxlurr of wild p1lc hes and passed balls th1 own 1n MaJIPi ta go t olf to ,11wo tun lc.td on lh1 r e walk s. a BOE and a hll bats mdn Meigs l1 rcl 11 In thr 1r fn st at bat when .Jef! Ca lclwrll wa lked and Brrnt Btssl' li hammrrrcl one out of l hl' pa• k at the .nu mat k hJS l hJrCI hom<' 1un of the clav Huffma n sc·o trd f01 lhr viS IIOJS In lhr twxt lnmn g after he waikl'd stoll' second and ca me hOmP 00 rl th r0w lng error Bissell' s smglr to crn lo1 pl dl<'d F.cl Collins who had ll'al'hl'don an erro r to knot lh <' score at lhrrr <'a <h Bissell relieved Mlkr Bar trum on the mound to sl a1t the fourth frc~ml' a nd lhr roof fe ll on Mr lgs as eleven ballots went 10 lh<' platr fot M,lflrll,l Lo nn ie l.rwls drew a BOE Mc~ rs h a ll btl to t ight Huffman sm'lliic<'<i .tncl Lfl\\. is sc·o rNI as N tr holson go 1undrd to fu sl Hc'i1lorn doubled. . JOV 1('dC hf'd n n cHI (' 11 01 with M:1rshall & ll ridOI n r t osSJ ng St ut m and MoUlt' w,llkl'd and P<i 1 MII1Pr s sl ng-IP It> cpn trt dt OVI"' In lhl{'l'mon'runs Atunlnlhrflflh .1nd two mo 1r in thr s('Vl'nf h onl v put 11 l ng on the• r .1kr fm thr v\•.;J !OI S Mrlgs m. t n , t g l~d onl" nnr' un <'< 11 n1•rl 1un In the !lfth ·" Ambuzgl'\ s('OJ('d art('J a wo~ l k .1nd thtN•cnnrs twoonon('plon A single bv Kv i<• D,1vls W,IS the onl\ othl't 1111 bv MP1gs B,llt<'Jll' s .Jov IWP) & Doug St u1 mt Pat Messic k I l l. Bar ltum 1~1 . Bussell 11 1 ll ti.P i. Young I I 1 2 .II. F'rrl'nt.l n 111 & Da\ 1s 1.1 nr ~ rort' Mariefl ,l. . . ! 10 610 2-12 10 5 ~0 1 010 0- 4 'I fl Meigs On the mound .tg.linsl Glous tr1 1n Sund<~ v's openet, E:rl Collin s 1u 1 llt' d Ill .1 lllll'C' hit shu t out while Cllll g r t\ l' sfli kcouts (1 nrl ginng up on I\ two w,1 lk s Onlv 111 I'PCOI thf' stxth lnmng \~~~ s lw tn troublf' whrn " bdse 1111 bv Doug Krllrt und 1\\ U f1ct' PU" "'l'" loacll'd the b.1scs .tft f't two outs HowrvC'r .Jeff 1\oons flirt! out to Don Rrck r' J In dt'CP ll'nll'l to end thr lht eat Sc olt McM.mus doubl~d In th<' first dnd Mike Chnpmnn In !hi' flfllt f01 GlousiN's olhrt hit Meigs pl,wcd suprt drfrnse bphl nd Ambutgrv ,,, lhcv South takes two from North in Cage Classic C,\ NTON. Oh1o <VI' I I - Bnan Young 11 ird oul the t on~ dis t ,mre line on! h<' bask PI ba II coutl as: hr pu1 on ou tsltllldmg- Ml perform.tnc·r In th <' annu al Ohio North-South Cagr Classic du1·ing t ht' Wet:'kPnd. Young, .1 6-4, IR:i-pound gum d f1 om F'all'fl!'ld Union who's headed for Ohio Unlv et stt) on a baseball sc hola1 ship, scot <'d t'lo! his game-high 17 point s In the first quat·ter to lea d the South lo an €'asy 9(Hi0 win over the North In the A·AA gam e In the 28th ann ual Ohio Not'lh· South Cage Classic. The South edged the North 80· 78 In AAA In the classic's first double-overtime contest. Young also ca ptured the event's Most Va lu able Player \ II'Ophv Ills fil SI ·QU:II'Iel OtllpUI Sl,lkrd the South at u 2o 17 lead 'II "•" l ncredlbll'. " s,11d South rourh Rich Vun Mall e of G•eenfirld McClain Hl~h School "B 1l.rn really su1prlsed me from the sta ndpoint that he had a good ll'l'ek of practice. but he didn't s t~nd out In pracilce He's one of those kids who works 1ea lly hurd and Is always around the llasket .. Young also shot two three' point basket s, a new option for high school ptayers next season. and now Implemented In the Classic "It was the first t1me I've ever had the three-point pia) used," Young said • han<lrd h1m lhl ee 1uns m the seco nd tram(' a nd anot hPr m t h£~­ fifth With onr ou t 1n lhr second Rob Young bi ,JSlcd" home• over th e IPft ftrld fence. Ed Collins got " basr knock to cent e1, M1ke B.1 11 r um 1cached on a bunt I hal hounded ht gh In thc air and both advancPd on a WJ id p1tch Jeff .Johnson SJ nglrd 10 nghl and two 1uns crossed as hr was caught tn a rundown bPiwPcn fll s1 and ~!·co nd Jeff Caidwt'll ope ned the fif th wrth a htllo r1ghl wrnllosecond on Durst s sa ct Jflcr to third whr n Glouster fa iled to rover and 'ode· homf' on Don Beck PIs sacn fl rr Jrff ,Joh nson had an Jnflrld smglr !o1 Ml'l gs's sixth hll BalleJirs. Je ff Koons rL Pl & Scott Mc Manu s Ed Colli ns (II' PI & Rob Young l me scow Glouster 000 000 0-0 3 I Mr1gs 030 010 ·-4 fl 1 Second ~anw ( Sunday) Dave AmburgPV ca me wl1h m three ou ts of ha vmg Meigs second shutout of the da y going six f1 a mrs Without glvmg up a Sl'Ot r A h·a<loff smglr bv Davr Kovach " fr r<' pa ss to Aaron Mc Cown. two passed balls and a w ild pllch plated filousl r •'s only two ta l lies m the seventh The onlv olhrt Glouster hitt ers wpr e Mlk<' Ph•lllps wJ lh two singles ,1nd Mike Chapman wit h one Me1gs jumped on Phi l lips In !he f11 st when ,Jol'V Snv<lrt bunted hi s \\ avon cliH I movf'd to seco nd on" bulle: Snvd{'l sco1 ed on Don Bec ker 's smglr In crnlrr Bre nt Bissell 1ippNI a double scori ng B<'< krt a nd Scott Millrr'sbascon an PI I 01 ,,llowrd Blssrlllo cross An unearned I'Un on a wa lk, two c11ors a stolen base and a wild pitch put lhr loca ls up 4-0 In I he By MARK COHEN UPI Sport" Writer Winnmg for !he fJrs llimr m 1'1 months left .Jerrv Reu ss wnh a lot to analyze "The right 1uns wr• e a faclot the defpnse v.as a !actor 1C'a trhen Bob Roane was a !actor Th e cro\\d was a !actor Maybe the new n<'SS rof the Amet tcan Lcagu<' l was a far tor .. lhr ~R yea r old lell handct sa id all er p1trhlng the Californi a Angels to an 8 0 v 1cton over the Kansa s Cllv Roya ls "You ca n 1 put an emphasis on one wit hou t lh<' others · The !~- year veter an had lost his final s1x dec isions as a member of !he Los AngciC's Dodget s and was 0·5 w11h th e Clncmnall Reds !his season · BdiP\ e m<' I wa sn' llhmkmg shutout or ntnl' innmgs ." Reu ss sa 1d " I was lhmking fundam en tat s - war m up p1opc•lv, not hang thC' cun e" In hiS Amrtlran League d<'but aft er being SJgncod b\ Ca llfo• "'" Fndav. Reuss allo" ed !'lght hll s. struck ou t si x and walked non<· m postmg his llrst VICtor\ si nce May 2. 198o Brforr Sunday. hr The l ast 1ime Reuss threw a comp lete gam e was Sept 21. l!!Ro when hr TUEUAY NISHT SPECIAL ALL THE KFNTIJCKY fHIFO CHICKEN YOU CAN It~ l COIBINA'UON DINNER ONLY DINING ROO I ONLY SeMd witll whipped polltots, C~icbn hot roll, no tiona I a\OidPd a SC'I IC'~ SWf'('p and halt ed the Royals four game wlnmng sllrak In other games Seatli<' blanked Clrwland 'l 0 Boston beat N<'" Y01 k j 2. Toronto edgrd Mll\1 aukr ·r ; ti , Mmnrsota drf<•a lcd Ch 1cago 8 6, Drlt oi l llium phed ovrr Raill m01 e ~ :i m a su sprn!led ga m!' from Saturday m ghl and ~ ~ m lh <· srhedulrd ga me Also Oak land and Texas spilt a double header wllh Oakland wmnlng lhr openo1 7 I and Tex.ls tak tn g lhP n1ght cap 1'1 I Marin1•rs 5, Indians 0 A t Clevel and, Lee C urtt erman th re\\ a three-hitl er m his second r<t l err complete game and firs t m aJOI league shutout to pa ce I he Marmers Red Sox ~. Yank<•es 2 At Boston, Rookie Ellis Burks htt a two-runhome t unand Roger Clemens lh1 rw a seven- hiller to lead the Red Sox Blue ,Jays 7, Brewers 6 At Toronto. Home runs by l.lovd Moseby, W1lhr Upshaw and Fred Mrfiriff plus three mnlngs of shutout Jeilc! by Jeff Musselman. 6·1. led the Blue Javs Twins M, White Sox 6 AI Minneapolis. Tom Bru nanskv had th ree htl s and thr{'(' RBI to ca n y th e Twtns m a game marked by a r ecord- m at rhlng c 1ghl solo home runs. Tigers 9-9, Orioles 5-3 AI Ba lltmore. Kirk Gibson and Mall Nokes hit two run hom e runs, Chct Lemon added a pair of solo hom er s and Darrell Evans a homer to power the Ttgers Athlelks, 7-3, Rangers 3-1:1 A I Oakland. Bo b Brower hit two home runs, includ ing the firs t mside· the-pa rk grand sl am in Texas hlstorv. to give the Rangers a double header spilt w ith th e !lthletlcs Becker, Graf vying for Wimbeldon titles By M 1\RTIN LADER UPI Sports Writer WIMBLEDON , E ngl and r U PH - West German teenag " ' s 1l011S Becker and Strffi Graf. on<' allrmpllng t o make hiSiory and the other hoping to thwall il. will llketv plav maj01 IDles m dele• m lnm g the smgles llllrs at Wimbledon Becker, the focus ol atlen110n and hfghll vulne1 abl r to the p1rssun• of being a two-lime rhamp1on, ca n ixocome the fi rst man to capture three Wimbledon titles while still a trcnag€'1 Graf, v.ho ha s not lost sl ncP Novf'mbe• . w ill allcmpl to slop M artina Navral llova from winning a 1Pcord sixth consl'<'ulivr Wlm bl codo n IJtle Becker Is unqu rs 11ona bly th<' world's preml<'r grass -court playrr, but alreadv has bern put at a dtsadvantagc smc c lhP r ain of the last few weeks has softened the court s The top seed faced a relat1vety lesling first -round match todav aga inst Czl'<'hoslova k la n Karel Novacek. a quarterfmallst In the o.;pt·ond French Open rarlle1 th1s month K' le Dav JS d1 O\ c a tt rple to At Pat is, Novae<'k became only Jlg ht ,mel Snvdr1 pi cked up his the second man In Grand Slam srcoml single to open the lhlt d history to wm a match In thr{'(' "l1h a run Todd Casey \\aS safe lovr sets, shutlln g out E duardo on ,, fie lding error and Beck('r Bengorchea o! Argcn lln a 1olppcd hi s second base hit " I m a tlttiP sup<'r stJllou s, and scm mg Snvder dnd Casey. this pla ce ha s brought me a lot of Brf.'nl Bi sse ll col lrt·lcd his luck," Bcck€'r sa td of Wlm· foutth home tun of lhr weekend bledon, adding h<' was confident wllh a shot ovct lh<' 330 mark m of yet another viet on lrfl to end Mr1gs srot lng Todd Weather condlllons could play Casev and Mike Bartrum picked a major factor Beckerthrlves on up singles m the Me1gs sixt h !he speed of Wimbledon 's grass. 8,111e1irs Philltps !LPl & and Sunday, head groundsman Mike Chapm an !~). Codv Lewis Jim Thorne warned " the courts Ill Amburgev ! WP I & Jef! wil~ ixohave more like slow cla y MrEirov fo•· thr first few days " In L.me score addition. more rain Is forecast 000 000 2-2 4 5 for the first week Gloust<·• Mrlgs 313 100 -8 9 1 While Becker was touching off Meigs travels to Athens for a the Center Court festivities at 2 doubleheadrt on Saturday p m 19 a.m . E DT ), weather cole bea t Sa n F•anr1sco11 2 His la s11 shut out <·a rne aga ms t Cmc mn at i at Dodger Stadm m Aug 11 1~ 8'1 Reus s ts reumted wllh form er Do<lgcrs teammate Don Sutton. who sa" shades of 1hr past m lhr '<'ler an's performance. " Tho se are th e kmd of perf01 manrcs J 1cmemlx'r him gt\ ing. He and 1Rob) Boone put on a clin ic of pitch and ra l rh I cn toyrd wa lehmg 11 II should bP a shot m thr a1 m forrvervbodv" Sutlon sa id The loss went to Bob Stoddard . Ill HC' lasted onl1 2 2 I mnln gs, giv mg up Sf:'V('n ru ns on t hr e~ h1t s and th ree" alks Wally .JO\ nl'l and RoonC' supp hed hom <'r s as th<· Angel s butter 1nd caffH. s· S3.25 FOR JUST , except be¥1111' wltll ICid • CROW'S FAMILY RESTAURANT . . .,. 011, 1 PH. '192-$432 friltl Chid permitting. No 2 Sf't'd 1\ an Lrndl wa s sc h€'d ulcod to pla y on the adjoining No 1 <OUt l aga mst Romaman Davts CuppN Ch1 ls· llan Saccanu. r ank ed No. 17R m tho world M ost of 1hr " om <'n at r o If unll l Tu<'sda\ when top seed Navralll ova wlli1rnrw h<'r all ark on the 1ecord book s. With ftVP SUCCCS sive Wimbledon smgl os lilies, she needs one m01 e to sta nd alone in I hal calcg01 v. and she also ca n eq ual Helen Wills Moody 's 1ecord of ctghl Wlm bledon champion'shtps ovc1 all Howe' r r. Navra lllova ha s not won a tournament since ixoallng Graf m the Vil gmla Sl1ms Championships last NovPmixor and Graf has not lost since then Graf ca1 n es a strea k of :m consPC utl\'(1 m atch v ic i DII PS inl o Wimbledon , and although gr ass Is not her favorite surface, she has shown an abilit y to beat anyone anyw here As fo1 the pressure on hcr, the 1R wa r old Wes t Crrman savs. " II you always win, how ra n thcrr bP pressure?" Chns Evc11 sa id ofGraf: 'This girl' s tough now, but she's going l o ixo gr eat Sh€''s hungry. She looks like she wan ts to eal the ball " Navralllova suffered a psvcho· logical letdown Saturday when she lost to Helena Sukova In the fmal at East bourne. marking he• first grass-court defea t in Bnlaln In 70 matches "I'm not donr yet," the ~ 1 yea r -old left ·hand!'r insisted. " I haven' I won this year, but I 'm not don€' vet , although it looks like It will take an act of Congress for me to win agai n " Pam Shriver. Navratllova 's doubles partner. said even before tho loss to Suko' a "t he confl· donee factor ts missing right now" m her close fnend "The n€'x t two weeks will be ver y mteresting " Shriver add ed, thou gh, "You have to go with l hr person who has won f1ve s trai ght al Wimbledon .. Almost overlooked Is Evert, thc No a seed and a three time Wimbledon champion who al so was vici Jmlzed b\ Sukova at East bourne ' I guess thr Int ensity Is miS s· mg fl om my game," Evert said "I know what I he pt oblem Is I 've j ust played so many matches In my hfc · Other mat ches today Involving seeded players included : No. J Mats Wilander agai nst Gary Muller: No 4 St efa n Edberg vs stefan F' rlksson: No lU Tim Mayotte vs Jean F leurla n: No II Pat Cas h vs M ar cel Freeman, No 12 Bt ad Gilbert vs Stu art Bal£>: No. 13 Joakim Nystrom vs Henrlk Sundstrom: No 14 E milio Sa nchez vs Mike Baul'r: and No lo Dav id Patrvs Sergio Casal In womt•n's art10n. No. 7 Cabnela Sa but In I was to pla y Barbara Gcrkrn, No 8 Manuela Maleeva took on Helen Kelrs 1, No. 11 Lori McNei l faced MariP· Christine C.ll leja and No 12 Ca tarina J.indqvlst had a dlffl cult oprnl'l agai nst Kalh\ .Jordan Blair's <'over wins Blair's Cow• " ·on the $57,4!~J Bashford Manor Stak!'S for 2year-olds at C'hu1ch ill Do" ns MRS. ABLE Palm & Card Reading Telh You Pcut, l'relent & Future, Gives Advice On AU Affairs Of Life Such As Love, Marriage And Business. AU Reading Guaranteed And Confidential. RISI._ • 'IllS AID -.,Alii WAlliS 10 El YO. 0,. , _ ....... - 10 ,... ~ ,.. 0. , .. CMitian 675·7119 2217 ~~~~- A¥1.- Ptint Pll I M 1lil All cw s1a.• n , 4 F• a.., ss.• .• Monday, June 22, 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio The Daily Sentinei-Page-5 Simpson wins Open with clutch putts By DAVID E. NATHAN UPI Sports Writer SAN FRANCISCO tUPII Prior to Sunday, Sco tt S1mpson had earned more money than recognition In 10 years of professional golf Consistency ha s been the 31 year -old 's strength, and against some of the biggest names In golf - Tom Watson, Seve Balleste· ros, Bernhard Langer and Ben Crenshaw - Simpson's steady putting enabled him to win the 87th U S Open at the Olympic Club "My No 1 reaso n to play on the Tour was to make a livmg for my family," Simpson satd after firing a 2 under-par 68 to edge Wat son by a s troke " I never thought something lik e thi s would happen " It happened because Si mpson rolled In four consecu tlve crucial putts while his com petit ion made bogeys and double- bogeys all around him. He made a shor t birdi e putt at the 14th hole to tte Watson then knocked down a 30 footer at No 15 to go up b~ a st roke After Wat son res ponded wtth a birdie of h1s own to pull even, Simpson sa nk a 15-footer for birdie at the 16th to take the l ead At 17, Simpson dropped In a 10-foot putt to save par after blasting out of a greenslde bunker " I ju s! had one of those days," said S1mpson , who moved to the top of the 1987 money hst with his $150,000 first-place ·check. " It was one o! the best putting rounds of my li fe I was concentrating on · making a sm ooth stroke, and for some reason the putts just kept going ln.' Simpson, a foul -tlm ewln neron the PGA Tour, had failed to make the cut In six of his seven prevtous Opens H1s victory means 17 dtfferent pl ayers have won th e l as t 17 ma}or cham ptonsh•ps Simpson finished 72 holes at .l under 277, a s11 okr ahead of Wat son, who had an even-par 70 m the !mal round Ballesteros was lhil d a! 282 Bobby Wadkins Cut tis Strange. Larry Ml ze. C1enshaw and Langer wPre all ano ther sll oke back at 283 Simpson' s v lctotv rumed l h<' dramaiJr ret urn of Wat son Wm less In th1 f'P ' ea r s and o6th on the mane\ hsl this )ear, Watson shot a second-round 65 to move Into a share of the lead Displaying the form tha t brought him eight major tournament titles. Watson was alone In front afler the third round . "It felt good bemg bark In the hunt again," Watson said " I fell a little btl of the old mag1c co mi ng back I' m disappointed I didn ' t win. but there's a lot of go I! left In Tom Watson " Watson, 37, had a chance to se nd !he tournament Into a playoff, but narrowly mi ssed a 45-foot birdie putt at the final hole Simpson, playing a group m front. watched Watson's effo rt from a television monitor. " I admit I was hoping 11 wouldn't go In, " Simpson sai d " I d1dn '1 want a playoff I'm relieved It didn't go in " Sevm different pl ayers led durmg the fl antic ftn al round Ballesteros mounted a brtef char ge when he post ed ba ck -tobark birdies at the lOth and 11th holes. but the Spanlat d fell back w1th bogeys on the nex t two holes "I feel I had a good chance to win but mv putting was no t as good as 11 was supposed to be." Ballestrros sa ld "I guess putting Is not my thing anymore. Everv tim e so met hmg good would happen, I'd make a bogey · Keith C learwate~, a stroke back of Watson aller thr ee rounds, ballooned to a 79. Jack Nicklaus faded to a 771n his effort to win an unprecedented 21st m ajor championship Defending champton Raymond F loy d had a 76 and 73 in the last two round s and finished n strokes off the pace. Greg Nor· man, who had been In the lei!d at one point durin g theprev10us !Jve majors, v.as lo strokes behi nd Simpson The unhkel\ rcs ul1 should not have been entnel\ une,pected In 195'> and 19ij6, the l"o pt rvJous 11mes lhP Open was played at Oly mpic. '" o of the legend s of the ga m e were deal! di sappointment In 1955, club p1o .Jack Flt·ck bil dtrd l\1 o of the fm allour holes lo force a pia\ off In "h1ch he defeated flcn Hoga n Eleven years later. At notd Palmer ble" a se,·r n st1 oke lead over l hr final nm e holes and th en lost a pld\Off lo Bill\ C'aspc1. Power outage fails to short circuit Okamoto HERSHEY. Pa 1UPI 1 - A power blackout at the He• shey Coun1ry Cl ub failed to shor t cir cuit Japan's A~ako Okam oto Okamoto used etghl bJrdtes to score a tourna m ent -record 64 and co ii<'Ct ed her thlrd v icton ol thr season Sunda y wtlh a 54 hole total of 20S m the $.100.000 Lad\ Keystone OpPn. Okamoto cam e fr om e1gh1 strokes back to lake a one- stroke victory ovc1 Lam1e Hmkc1 Defendmg champ JOn .lull Inkster. tryi ng to claim hrr thi rd straight Keystone \'ICiorv, a leal accomplished only on('e ixo f01 c. finished well back at 217 Ok Hec Ku of KorPa who IP<I lor the first two rounds. struggled l oa three O\CI 7'l ln tho final round . A po"rr bl ac kout da1 kened thl' count ry cl ub durtng thr tour na ment and di srupted co u1 se commumcal tons, but had Iill i<' efft'Cl on Okam oto She began thr final 10und bchmd 20 other pia' rrs bu dted l h<' lust hole paned the seco nd. then 1an off a string of fout slrmght bu dtcs onr of th<'m a bun ker shot That loft her five undN and well on hot wa\ lo \' )(' lOr\ She shot a pm on '>o 17 and needed a blrdte on No. 18 to II<'. but hel approach shot \\a s shor t of lhr grN>n <~nd hr r chtp from !herr stopped a loot short. forcing hct to setll r fot par ' I knew I n<'Pdrd a blrdlr," 'ThiS "l h~ faJl hrsl I 've co mr ba< k " Oka mo to sa td 'I d1dn 1 thtn k I had a c hance. but I was vrn rPiaxrd Altho begmnmg of lh<' to urnament todal' . I told m v radd\ I " ou ld pla y mu ch ix'lteJ, and I had a good start • Oka mot o added birdt(•s on Nos 11 . 14 and 1fi and had to sc1 amble to sav<' pal' on!' once In rhe boge\ l!'ss round, on No 12 \1 here shP r h1pped wJlhln thrf'r fret aflrr an er rant I u on drl\ r R1nkr1, l\1 o unde1 at I he start of 1he round. staged a r hargp ove1 l hr final nm e holes . closmg to "ilhm one behind Okamoto aflrr a bit dl<' on No 16 Rmkr1 saJ d " I was hoptng logt'f m\ IN' shot on the fai r \\ a\ it" as kind o! disa ppointing when I hit II lctl '"!he 1ough !thought I hit a good shot out of lhr1 e. but the rough was 1ra il\ bra\\ · One sllokr back In thud pl.rcr " as Marth a Nause, who shot ,, ! HI Ku. C.lthvGcrr ln g,wdCtnd\ Hll l tied f01 fourth at 211. wh 1le Val Skinner was srvrnlh at 212 Fishing for catfish can be laid back, sometimes By .JERRY PICKRELL Outdoor Writers As.,n . of America Dlstrlhuted By UPI For whatever rE'ason catl lshmg Is though! of as a laid-back sport. It conJU r<'S up a mental im age of an angl er bare foot and wearing a straw hal. leanmg against a tr<'<' bes 1de a stream half asleep whilE' hi s lin<' dangle' In the water Sometimes, 11 s like thai Other tim es, though, calfis hm g Is just as arlt\ e an rndeavOl '" bass fishing Watching the line on one rod whi11•' ou halt up ,Jnd cas t anot hr 1 01 11\ln g lo land a hlg hard fighllng ra t \t hJI<' dodgmg I he I mrs and rod s of f.'\ el\ othr r fi sherma n on the sh01e ts ac110n rnough to kPrp the tnlrrrst of anvonl' Nm m Wll<•v hooked and landed a fi1 pound fl athra l catfis h not long ago at !he c it y 1escrvo1r m Jackson 1also ca lled Ham m er · lOt\ n Lake I WI lev was !ishlng fo•· wall eve wtl h a "' ank!Jail and r 1ght pound lest line when tho monsll' r hit . HP mu sl ha\'(' enough 10 J,Jkr lht' li' C'O id Thd nks to Norm Wllrl' ma ybe somrda\ 1lwlllixo N01mou~htto gel so me k1nd of ri' W,tl'd 1o1· his •rmarkable <•xampl<' of good spOl tsmanshlp No t manv ha\ r PVN m:ll chf'd It Not manv 1'\'N \\Ill Car fi shing Is good right no\\ m a numbl •r of lakes ill ound 1h<' sla te Cha nn<'l cal, flalhrads bullheads - whal e\ PI the spc thought hr'd 11cd Into the biggest "all~vr 1n Oh1o II took WIIPI m01 e th an haiL1n hour to batt lr 1he b1g f'a llo sh01<' There he phot og • aphed . wc 1ghed and mea sUI cd 11 . <tnd l et 11 go The stal<' reeo1 d fm 1he spi'PII'S wetgh<'d 7h pounds 8 ouncrs and was rakrn tn I'm. To o1 man who has just won a sc1 ap with a ft sh th at size using. not a "c atfish ng ·but a light outfit ml<' nd<' d f01 "allrvr . the Hammell own Lakr hsh must havr S<'<'mr d easll\ big C' lt'~ - nca zlv £1-\'C'I \ lukC' 01 stt r am has thl'm Most arc !un to catc h and' cry good on !he Ia hie Robinson to be first selection in NBA draft By IAN LOVE UPI Sprtrts Writer NEW YORK tUPII - David Robinson, set to serve his tw o year hitch In thr Navy stall lO g In July , wilt first ixocome the San Antonio Spurs' top cho1cc w hen the NBA drafl Is held lod a\. " He's a very br ight young m an," Spurs General Managl'l' Bob Bass said. " H e's a terr ific alhlete, got speed, quickness. jumping abllltv and he's Hoof 1 I don' t see anylhlng to hold him back. We definitely are gomg to draft him " Robinson, who w1ll be picked by the Spurs when the draft t»eg!ns at 1: 115 p m. EDT 1n the Felt Forum. was sched uled t o meet with Vice President George Bush Monday " He has a coupl e of pet sonal rommllments, • a Spurs spokes· man sai d fl om San Antonio "One of them ISmeetingw1th the vice president." Robinson must complete two yea rs of m ili tary service before joining the pros During lhalllme If San Antonio fall s to sign him. the former Naval Academy star would become a ! rec ag<·nl Wll h Robin son a certa in! y to ixo tak en by tho Spurs. the mysten surrounding the 1987 dra ft in votved who the Phoen I~ Sun s "ould take second . Sunday flight. Phoenix traded Its first round pick of last yea r. center William Bedfo1·d. to Delroll lor a firs t round pick In 1 ~89 Saturday' s Results Atlanta 8, Ci nci nnati fi Plltsbu•·gh X. Chi cago 2 Housl on :l. Los Angeles 2 New York .1, Philadelphi a 2 Montreal 7, St . Louis 5 San Di<'gO HI, Sa n F ra nctsco 4 Sunday's R<'Su!ts New York 8. Philadrlphl" ., St. Louis 7, Montreal .I Cincinnati 6, Atlanta :i, 10 innings Chicago 6. Pit t sburgh l Houston 6. Los A ngrles 1 San Francisco 11. San Diego 2 Monday's Games Pittsburgh tReuschel 5-31 at Chicago ( Moy<'r 7-4), 4 05 p.m. Montrea l (Smith 4-21 at Sl Louis (Forsch 5-:JI. 8:35 pm Tuesday' s Game.. Chicago at New York. night Montrt>a l at Pittsburgh, nig ht Philadelphia at St. Louis, nl[!ht Houston at San Diego. night Cincinnati at Sa n Francisco, night Atlanta at Los A ngeles, nlghl. Detroit q, Baltimore :l Seattle;,, Cleve land 0 Toronto 7, Milwaukee 6 Minnesota 8, Chicago 6 Oakland 7 Texas 3 1st gamr Texas 13, Oakland ~. 2nd ,::arne Ca lifor nia 8. Kansas Cll:, 0 Monday 's Gam<'S Mill\ aukee !Johnson O·Oi at Boston 1Boyd 0 01. 7· 3.1 p m New York !Ras mu ssen 5·41 at Baltimore tBoddi rker 5-41. 7·3o pm Toronto tStleb 5-41 at Delroll !Tanana 6·:ll. 7: :15 p m Seallll' tMoore 2 Ri at Chicago 1Nielsen 0-11. 8 p.m. Kansas Clly rSaberhagen 12 11 at Oakl and ,·Ontiveros 3-11, 8 10 p.m. Californi a tWil l 8 51 at Texas (Harris 2·6t. 8: 35p.m Tuesday's Games Toront o at Detroit , night New York at Baltimore, night Milwaukee at Boston , night Sea ttle at Chic ago, night Cleveland at Minnesota, night Californi a at Texas, night K ansas City at Oakland. night Saturday·~ National League r e- sults Suurday's American Leape reault1 Boston 9, New York 4 Milwaukee 3, Toronto 2 Cleveland 9, Seattle 2 Texas 7, Oakland 6 Chicago 10. Mlnnesola 5 Kansas City 8, California 4 Bal!lmore 9, Detroit 4, susp., curfew 8uDdaf'aRs.ltl Bolton._ New York 2 Ball lmore 9, Detroit 5, romp. of su1. rame Transaction!! Baseball (UP)) Boston- Optioned John Leister to Pawtucket of lnterna tlonal League iAAA). Toronto - OptiOned pitcher Joe Johnson to Syracuse of InternatiOnal League !AAA l. Buketbllll Phoenix Traded center William Bedford to Detroit for 1989 first-round draft choice: The New York Knlcks , a li'am In dire need. ent ered the dt aft wllhout a co ac h or general mana ger and d id not pi ck until 1Rt h. New York was the only lou ery team this y<•ar not get onP of the fir st seven sclecllons. F'01 mer N<'W York General M ana ger Scotty St lrllng traded the right• to their lotu•r y pick to Seattle for guard G<'t aid Hr ndcr son S tlrlln ~ had Denver's first · round pick, obtained for guard Darrell Walk er. bul h<' traded that to Chicago lor .Jawann Oldh am Somr powers wil l sit out thP first 10und T ho champion Lo s An~eiPs Lakers . 0<' 1roil, Hous ton. Mllwau kel' and Denver al l tradrd their first round picks The order of lhr fir st round was 1, san Antonio: ~. Phoc·nlx, .I Nrw Jersey, 4, l.o• Angeles Clippers, ;;, Sealllr 1 from N<·w York ), 6. Sacramento, 7 Clev<• land: R. Chi('ago 1from Denver via Ne" York l. 9. S<'altlr, 111 Chi cago. 11. India na, 12, Wa shlnglon, 1.1, L os A nge les Clippers 1from Houston l, 14 . GoiMn State: 1'>. Utah: 16. Philadelphia , 17. Porlland, 18. New York t from Milwauke<' 1Ia Seatt l ol. 19, L os Angelos Clippers <from Det roll l. 20, Dalla s: 11. Atlanta, 22 , Boston, 23, Sa n Antonio 1!rom La kers) Phoenix. lhr r unnerup In the lo!lery, mu st decide ixotween a power forwat d or a shootin g guard . Two pl ayers the Suns are considering arP guard Dennis Hopson of Ohio Sta l e and !orward Armon Gilliam of Nevada -Las Vegas . Both pla yers ha ve been IO Phoenix for seco nd Interviews " We 've t hrow n out a lol of different sce na•los." Phoenix Coach .John Wetzel said. " We ' re try ing to dr ter mlne what our m ost lmmedlatP need Is We discuss II nearlv every da y Wc took at vatlo us tea m s - w ith Hopson, wit h Gilli am " The 1~87 drafl lac krd a doml nanl rent er afl er Robin son. but there were piPnl)' of forward s and guards to consider Follow lng Hopso n and and Gilliam , some of the top choices In thl' drafl were Reggie Williams of Georgetown. Derrick McKey of Alabama . Horace Grant of Clem son, Olden Polynlrr. who played In Italy last yPar. and Scoll Pippen of Central Arkansas The Los A ngeles Clippers. with the leagup's worst record last season, h"d the fourth , l:l th and l ~th picks . Last vear the\ didn 't pick until the th ird round. Also plckin~ twlcC> In the first round will be l h€' Spurs t2:Jrd), Seatllr t llflh and nlnlh l and Chicago telg hth and lOth I Quite A Sensation Wins lon[!shol I C C by a teng1h and one half In 1 o7 on a l(ood track. The winner paid S2 !I:J. $2 &I and $2 4f) Mike Tomar !lnlshed third Quite A Sensation set the Racewa y record, 1 54 4-o In August 1986. TOLEDO , Ohio 1UP I I -Quite A Sensation, the track record holder, returned to Racwa y Park Sunday nl[!ht to wi n a $25.000 Ohio Sires St akes rare for 4-and 5-year-old pacers. The 2 5 Iavorltc. driven by Trevor Ritchie, defeated o5-1 MEIGS JAYCEES MEET TONIGHT 8:00P.M. AT JAYCEE HEADQUARTERS All Me•~•re Urt•• To Att~•• NEXT MEmNG JULY 13 U.S. OPEN f iiAMP - ~kutl Simpson 19K7 U.S. Open Champ k<'<'P" his eyes on lilt' hall"-' ht• dlitiS to ttu • grt>1•n on the 12th hole. (UPI) Wilkinson upset in Grand Prix grass court tournament BR ISTOL , 1-' ngl <tnd r UP I I Kell\ F:ve1 ndr n of Npw 7.caland. 1ank<'d 1Wh In lh<' \\ o•ld, upsrt Tl m Wilki so n oil h<' Un 11 I'd S! ~l<•s h 4. 7-h Sunda \ to win ,, $11 Kl !NIO g t ass c·out t lournamrn1 " I \l as uul ol bound s In nigh! l 'IUb!.i 1. 1 ~ 1 \fla t . · Evc•rndPn ~a iel after rl'lordlng Ins i liSI r;, ,,nrl P1 1x \IC1otv ' I \!l lu,dh w,ls tr fl th at Yl'at ' and I didn'tllke a lithe lldvelhng and lh<· pl.r\lng But sl ncr thr n l'vr "01 krd hu 1d and ll's goo•l t o kn o\\ th is brings 1 cs uil s Both piu><' l'' had to pia\ srmi!l n.li malrhcs <'at II<·• In lh•' dav twcu usP of 1din du1ln g ltw Wl'<'k Wilki son the fou1 th s<'cd h om Asht•vl iif', N C , "''' '' cum<' Mlehll'i Schapf'l s of tlnl l.1nd, who had b<•a lrn lop seed Hem~ Lewntr In the quart erfinal~ Sa tu1 du' S1'haper s .1pprmrd a likely wl nnr•l mo st of lhr 21~- hou• sr•m lfinu l. lllll Wilki son saved six. set poin t s In lh f' finoJ I S<'l Ia win lo7 h .I, 10- ~ , , 1 \l'l ndPn d••l ro,r lt'd Eric J ~len of ll'r•st (;Nmany In I he semlfl- ' n.t ls h 7, h-.1. I> 1. and In the !Ina! ovc1 came Wilkison In a lic- hn•&J kPt • 1 ha v<' u ~ood draw at ', 1\ lmbli•don " E:vrrndcn sai d. "It wou ld hi' nlc<' lu get to the third : 1ound wh<•t (' I m ight play Jimmy , Co nnors at:(al n HI' beat m ~ like a dt um on the C't' nlm Court In my ' Ill sl Wlmlllrdon an d I think I r·ou hl do bC'tiC't now ' Richmond wins at Budweiser 400 RIVEHSIOI :. C lilf. tUP I 1 Ttm Illlhmond nf As hl an d Ohio, P.n nr cl hiS Sl'('o nd NASC'A I~ Win ston Cup vll'tol\ In lw11 'A1C'eks \~inn in~ I he" Rudwf·t~PI 4(Ml Sundav at Rlvrrsltle inlf't' n.l · Ilona! HatP\o\uV Richm ond , "ho h. td lirrn forced out of h1 s n'gUidt d1 1\ lng dullrs wll h K it k lt cndr ltk' Mo t o~<ports dw• to ,, bout wlih doublr pnrumo nlu ('al l if'J 1n 1hr' vra1, !il sl look lhl· irwl on la p '111 of thr !r ~, lap r\ont afll'l' quul lfv· In~ six th ill' hf'id till ' tr •,•d unll l Iup r)h Wh('n h b FoJgp r S ( hi'\ I 0 /il f took a CJUI k pit slop lin t<'fudln g and m' w th• •s Rlc hm nnd l'l'g,il nl'<t 1hi• i<•ud on i.Jp '•7 and IPd 2K of I h<' 1rmal n ln g IK laps 1o , oi if'<'l $lh.4c.!l of o1 pos!<sd $1711 ())II rtl r hmon<l ld ' l wc·Pk "on tit(' M lil<' t lllgh 1.1 f• ·';)II Tani wins Dunlop Ladies Golf Open tUP II - Fukum i Tanloi.Jap.tn blrcliecllhl' linal hole to win the· rai n shorlc•nrd Dunlop l.adl<·' Open ou l sid<'Tokyo lh• · l •tst Ill it • Of her SPVen·V<'al (,Jl'll•r. S,Ji bs hi Higa shi shot a linal- touml 711>ul managed to win by onr• sl rok~ I hP Yomlurl - Sapporo Brrr Oprn In Nls hlnomlva ,Japan In his IHH7 , .11 l'rJI'ono. Pa Winston Cup r.Jclng riPbut Hlrky nudd of Chl•suprakr, , Va finished •rro nd, followed by N<•ii l lonnl'll of Hueytow n, Ala. l'oi<' slllr•r 'I'<' II' Labonte of 111 (•hCill lc N r , was four th Ht< hmnnd . who Is I'Xpc'ctcd lo co mpl'lr· n<·xt wrckrnd al Mlchh gun l ntr1 na t ional Sp<•cdway I~ 1111' Mliil'r ilmt•rl cu n 41Ml. dedi· r .r tf'd thr· triu mph 10 his fathrr, AI as hi' 1',11 hN s Da1 Rift H1• lwl-1 1('{'Onlt'd lwo c·onsccu· I t lvfl '11 to1 if' ~ a t ftl vi\rsl dc. In r ludlnM his i'tHI, Wi nsto n Western 'riM lit lumph last Nov<•mber, and hi' 1hlrd NASCAH win In as many ou I In~~ RABIES CLINIC Pro..nttd by Mt1g1 County Humane Socitly and Mtlgt County Htalth Dept. at RO<~ Springs Fair Grounds Salurday, June 27 1 P.M. to 4 P.M. Dr. Carol Osborne, Vtltrnarion Rob111 Sholl $3.00 Other rnnotutotrom avoilablt. Dogs mull bt on ltoshts. Cats tn Carriers. DONATE BLOOD Wednesday, June 24 Pom.eroy Senior Citizen Center GET A PLEASERS COUPON Hours 1-5:30 JOHN A. WADE, M.D. Inc. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EAR, NOSE & THROAT GENERAL ALLERGIST \\WE HAVE HEARING AIDS" CALL (614) 992·21 04 ' '-----(~3:.:;04::.!)...::6:.:..7:..5·..:.:12::..;4:..;4_ _~ . tl �By The Bend The Daily Sentinel Monday. June 22, 1987 Page--,6 ., DEMONSTRATION - Kathy Reed created MUCh Interest among the younger set atten~lng Heritage Weekend activities at the Meigs Museum with her demonstrations and instruction on stenciling. KING AND QUEEN - Pam 1\sh, daught<·r of Ronald and Mary Ash, Racine, and Scull /\lien Oherholzer, son of Edwin and Ht•len Oberholzer, Route 2, 1\tbany, were named Meigs {'uunty ,Junior Fair Queen and King during llerltage Weekend acllvllil•s. Heritage Weekend held something for everyone BAKING SAMPLE- Margaret Parker, pr<>sldent of the Meigs County Pioneer and Historical Society, had one of the hottest jobs for Heritage Weekend. Mrs. Parker turned out homemade hread for sampling. Warm temperatures and high humidit y plus threatening rains which resulted only in very light sprinkles put a damper on the annual Meigs Count y Heritage Weekend staged b~· the Meigs County Pioneer and His torica l Society a nd th e Pomeroy Bend Area Mr r c hant s Association . While Ihe WC{'kend offered a variety of enl t:•rtainment , ··so mC'· th ing for evNyone". so to spea k, weather factors held back the usua l at tendance. AI the Meigs Museum. the focal point of all acti vities. where displays and act iv ities were numerous. the lack of air condi· tionin g made v isi ts inside t hC' struct ure a pretty warm experience. However. th<"te were on go in g demonstrations for those who dared to bra ve the heat. Anni e Chapman was at a loam. Kathv Reed gave dem onstrations on cross stitc hing and s tenciling and Marga ret Parker, in the hottest spot of all. wa s in the museum kitchen tu rning ou t homemade bread which was served to CHAMI'JON BAKEII - Margaret Parker, president of the Meigs County Pioneer and Historical Society, was grand priZ<• winner In a pie baking contest held Sunday altt!fnoon as a part of llerltage Weekend. Parker won llrst plact• In the cherry pic category and Ihen was dcdurcd overall wlnnt•r of all pies ent ered. I AJ( .,_til NOON SAMDU .. _. ___ .......... .........,.............. .... . ._... __ . . ..... _, ·....... ...--··-.,_, ...,,..... .......... _... ,_,,...._........ _,_.1.,,_..- • • •• O'!IUelll (lOHD :lUNDAY ·::,. ...,,.. ,...., a .... .. •·- .,_.., a... _.._, _ _ _ ~ ~ ... - ..... , _ ., _ .. -- · _ __ , ~_ · ·-~-· -- ... ........... .." . ..._.. • ••Oo ! ! - o ... ~~~~ IC - M-00o ''' '"'" IDI ~ IO IOO"DO • • oo• oo tvt te»o• ......... ... "11~ 10 ""~IIO l f • "' "" ••u•toh Public Notice I IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF SWEET AllELINES - 1'he Swt•et 1\d ellnes of Athens County w<re entertaining at they llllra<·tlon of Heritage Wee k~nd. Their appear· anc<' was sponsored by the Farmers Bank and presented their dose llllrmony voral number s Sunday llfternoon at 1111' 1\t(• IKs l\1nst•um llS iln Sa\•lngs Co. :spencer family reunion is conducted The annual Spencer reunion, descendants of David a nd Mary Fell Spencer ~ nd their lrlend ~. was held June H at thr Wa id Spencer' s pond at Basha n. All c nd l n ~ were Mark Bish lp, ·Shelly Stahl. JIII\VondNiy , Mr . and Mrs. Murrell R. Smith, Mr. and Mrs . Elson Spe ncw, Jo hn Spencer, Oaiorrs Bing, Mary Mr . and Mrs. Gary Holter. Gary Ka thryn Holl er. Ne ll ie Skob<>l. a nd Br<' nda. Mr. and Mrs. Wa~·nr Skolx'i .. tan Co nley, Kris· Gordon Holter. Wes tl v and Malpho):'r Skobel . Gale. Bil ly and li e, Marguerite Rasp. Ant hony Pat ri ck Glad son. Ka rls sa Wilson, Esther. Jeff a nd Dean Weaver. Ama nd a Skobel. Mr. Mays. Mr . and Mrs. David and Mrs . Lowell Bing. Ma ry .J. Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. Wald ArgabrltP, Oscar Spencer. Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mr. a nd Mrs. Russ Argabrite. Spencer, Jared and Janet. Mr. and Mrs. Starling Orr, Clara Powell. Mary D<>Grott. Mr . a nd Mrs. Harry 'Lee Spencer. Keith and gills received whle hospita l· and Kelly. lzed. M•·s. Sue Douglas for cards sent to her father, and the Blake Mr. and Mrs. La rry Spencer family fo r remembra nces . and Mike, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ga mes were played with prizes Avis, Jona than and Meghan , Mr. bei ng awarded. Refreshments and Mrs. Floyd Argabrlte, Vance were served to Mrs. Nell Wilson, Kermit McElroy, Day. Spencer, Mrs. Emma Durst, Mrs. Ruth Grate, Mrs . Tammy Cowdery, ton McElroy. Mr. and Mrs. Jack and Chrissy Grossnickle. guests. Frederick a nd Cyllnda, Cory Mrs. Mamie Buckley, Mrs. Wamsley. Mary Buck, VIrgil Sandy Cowdery, Mrs. Dolly McElroy. Eugene McElroy , Mr. Reed, Mrs. Sue Douglas. Mrs. and Mrs . Ron Spencer, Trlsha Pat Martin, Mrs. VIvian Humph· and Donnie. Frances R. Roush, rey, Mrs. Marlene Putman, Mrs. Elsie Stahl, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sandy West and Denise, and Mrs. Filer . Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Lillian Pickens. Next meeting will b<> In Sep- Rasp, Mr. and Mrs. Timothy tember with Mrs. Mamie Buck· Peck and family, Mr. a nd Mrs. ley. Door prizes were awarded to ·Michael Rasp and Eldon Mrs. Masters and Mrs. Putman . Krautler. Reesdville VMW meets Plans fo r a bake sale to be held on July 4 were made when the .. Reedsville United Methodist Women met at the hOme of Mrs. Mary Blse with Mrs Virg inia Walton as CO· hostess . The group also discussed plans for a bazaa r on Oct. 10. Mrs . VIvian Humphrey had prayer to open the meeting with Mrs. Barbara Masters giving a read· lng, "Something Special" with scripture from John 15. She also read Psalm 23 from the Revised Version. Mrs. Marlene Putman pr~ sided at the meeting with 90 shutln calls being reported. Cards were signed for shutln friends . Extending thanks were ¥rs. Mamie Buckley for cards MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO DIAMOND SAVINGS AND LOAN COMPAN<Y Successor in Interest to The Athena County Savings & Loan Company Plaintiff - VI- CHARLES HUMPHREYS. el ''· section with a wide . . .,,.... ..... .. -. -···-·... ............... ,.,..... ..D.o.. .... UIA'n Mill MM IM'n ... 111 111 t lllll til• I IIO) . . W Ul. .... -· ..,_ ~...---- ---. ,..,_ ._ == ··-····---__- Clouifled pop• «tver tlllt follok!iltflelepho ne e.:rcl'lflrtJfl ... :::c:· .,-c_ .... m::c:.., .,. ._c_ .. Public Notice the aale. You are entitled to answer the Complaint with i n twenty-eight (281 days aftar the laat publication of this Notice, which will be published once each week for siJ~: (81 successive weeks. The last publication will remain on the 27th day of July . 1987, and the twenty-eight 1281 daya for answer will commence on that date. In the c11e of your failure to an1wer or otherwi1e respond 11 requetted by the Ohio Rules of Civil Proce· dure, judgment by default will be rendered lglinst you and for the relief demanded In the Complaint. Dated thla 17th day of June, 1987. Urry E_ Spencar, Clerk of Courte By Marlene Harrison. Deputy til 22. 29: 1 J . 20. 27. etc Oefend1nts Cote No. 87·CV ·68 NOTICE 8Y PUBLICATION TO: Charles Humphreys, whou lut knovwn addren waa c / o H1ileya Auoc la · tion, 1264 S.W. 128th S1reet . M i ami Florida , 33188 , present addre11 unknown. You are hereby notified that you han been named Defendant In the action entttled Diamond Saving• 1nd loan Compeny. Succ••· sor in lntarett to The Athena County Savinga a. loan Public Notice Company. Plaintiff. vs. Cha· riot Humphreyo, tt 11.. Dt· fendents . This action has NOTICE TO BIOOERS been 1116gned Cell No . Soiled propooota fof tho 87·CV·IB, ond Ia pending In the Court of Common ptus turnithing of aU m...,.ls of Meigs County, Ohio. ond porlorming'ott 1 - fof: FIRE ALARM SYSTEM 41789 . Tho proyer of tho AT Complolnt dornonda judg· RACINE JUNIOR mont oiJIInot tho Dotend· HIGH SCHOOL 1nt1. Chllrlel Humphreys, MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO Amy HNt, olio Amy Aoullh. · FOR ftlo Amy Humphreys, Vtr· SOUTHERN LOCAL non Dolo Humphreys, olio V. SCHOOL DISTRICT Dote Huftlphreya. ond Ala Humphroya, In tho aum of will be racai\MI by the t14,1581 .H. ptuorm-ut S o - Loc:ei loord of o roto oU3.21 pordoy from Ed...-. P. 0 . loa 171. Jo"'*Y 22. 1917, ond tho Roclno. Ohio, 4&771 untl of thlo OC1ion; ttll1 tho 12:00 ,_. prwoiN"t locel mottpga be forldoMd and timo, T...soy, July 14. tho Ilona ond/ or tntOf· 1117. and ap1n_. publicly .... in Of Oft llid pro...... if immedl1tely thereafter . ony, bo ............ and tho Ptapanla m1y bt dlllvettd Of molted• .... - - tlllo qutotod ond Nkt pe apa tt IOid fn the Eocll to dollgnoto on the .,..ale~ 1 tMt it .. 1 - -.. octlon ond d duo Ptointlff t. bid. Tho lnd pMd from the pracnda of od- of tho llhoR me. · -_ --·- - _ .. _ .·-..... ·--·----... ··-·::=t.:::a:.... .... RATES .... _ ....... -"' a.·•-1101 ::'e=-:fo .... ll,lll!l-ot: ••, ,., ... Ut ... oa o bu sin ess range of mementos from bygone days be ing featured. The So uthern Ohio Coa l Co. debvted it s new exhibit which included a working mine model vis it o r s.. a nd a hot air balloon which Membe rs of the socielv were offered tethered rides ,was loon hand to host the event. and to cated behind the old junior high direct tr·affic. There we re two sc hool building and turnC'd out to movi es Jn the museum mini- be a big attraction both both theater and David Goodwin dem. youngsters an d ad ults. CALLIOPE SOUNDS - Myron Duffield, Coshocton , kept toes tapping Saturday and Sunday afternoons near the Meigs Museum with his calliope, housed In a hrlght red circus wagon. He wa.• sponsored by the Farmers Bank and Savings Co. 10 NU AN AD CJU "2-JU6 MONDA 'I' thrt~ IIIDAr I Ul. 11 J P... onstrated ca lligra phy. On the mu seum wounds, how ever. a bit cooler, the re wa s plenty of food. drinks and home· made tce cream and zipping up the WC{'kend was Myron Duffield and his circ us wagon housing the ca lliope which he played at interva ls on Sa turday and Sun· da y aft ernoons. The close har· ma n~· of the Sweet Adelines of At hens Coun tv was a feature on Sunday aft er rioon - performa n·ces well received by those on hand. A pie baking contest with an auc t ion o f the piC's turned o ut well fin ancially for the society. There were ga mes for the younge r SC't on both Sa turday and S und a~· aftC'rnoons and the· Rain· bow Clogge rs enhanced a mer· chant s sponsored craft show and sa le on Cour t St. Merc hant s outd id themselves in providing attra ct ive display windows in the :..;..::.. ,,..._._ .. ":e;:,._ ~ -.....!!!~- · -,.. .·-...._._ -·"·--Public Notice 1110 be indicated . improvement by resur1acing Drawings end •pecifica · of the following d .. crlbld tiona may be obtained from county roads in Melis Franklin D. lee. AlA . Archl · County: tl<lt. 328 Front Street. Ma: , 1 . Succet~ Aoed !County rletta, Ohio 46750. No •Road No . 461 from the depo1k required . intersection of Succeu All propoael1 mutt be Road and Steta Route No. 7 accompen~ by bid security .outheaterty lpproximatefy in the form of 1 surety bond 3.84 mUei to the intersecor certified check in the tion of Succns Road and amount of 5 % of the baae Stete Route 248. bid. Feilura of any bidder to 2 . Forest Run Roact enter Into end ••ecute · a !County Rood No. 301 fn>fl! contr1ct tor the work co· the intersection of Forett vered by ·tha proposal ha h11 Run Ro1d 1nd Stete Route 7 submit1ed, thall cause the eaaterly approximetelv bid security 10 becomeforfe· 3 .85 miles to the intersec· ittd by the bidder 10 the tion of Forest Run Road an-d Owner 11 liquidated dam· Pine Grove Road (Coun~ ages and not aa 1 penetty Road No. 341 . becaute of such failure on 3 . New lima Road the port ot tho bidder. (County Rood No. 3) tro"1 A performance and pay. the northern corporation ment bond In the amount of limit of Village of Rutland 100% of the contract il to be nonherly appro,.imatety 6 .2 furnished by the aucceisful miles to the int&nection of bktder. New lim• Roed 1nd State 181 22. 29 (7} I , 14, 4tc Route No . 143. The Hveral r11olution1 providing for the improve· Public Notice menta deacribed 1bovewere tdopt1d by the Board on NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEAR· June 17, 1987. lNG ON IMPROVEMENT The nec.&IM'f surveys, OF DESIGNATED COUNTY plana. profiles, crou ROADS IEl'IIIEEN CER · sections, ntimetft of colt lAIN TERMINI BY RESUR · ond opoc:Hiutlono 10< ooch FACING IN MEIGS of thOM impronmenta .,.: COUNTY, OHIO on file in tM office of thl Notice II hooelly given tlw Boord end In tho office of tho 1 public hoortng wit bo held County EnginMF 10< tho In tho cifflco of tho Board of intPKfion 1nd e•aminetion County Commilaionen of of all peraons lnteretttd Molp County, Ohio, in tho tboreln. Molp County CourthouM, By Ordor of tho Boord of Pomeroy, Ohio, It 1 :00 County Commie- oi p.m .. Eootom Deytlght So•· Moigl County, Ohio. IF1f1Timo.onJulyl.1917fof tho .,...._ Of hMring objoctlono to tho - - Public Notice NOTICE OF SALE By virtue of an Order of Sale i11ued out of the Common Pleas Court of Meigs County. Ohio. in the caae of The Home National Bank. Racine. Ohio, Plaintift, against D1le Teaford end Wenda Teaford, et al .. Defendants. upon a judg· ment therein rendered , be· ing Case No. 87-CV-71 in t said Co~n. I wilt offer for sale, at the front doo• of tha Court House in Pomeroy, Ohio. on the 1Oth day of July , 1987. at 10:00 o 'clock A.M . the following lends and tenements. to-Wit: PARCEL NO. 1 :· The lol· lowing described real estate situated in the Village of Syracuse, County of Meigs and Stele of Ohio. and the same being in 1 00 Acre Lots No. 291 end 292 of the Ohio Company's Purchase. bounded and described as follows: Beginning at the southeiSt corner of a lot now or formerly owned by John J . Hogan; thence in e northeas· terly direction following ·the meanderings of the Pomeroy and Racine Road to the Southwest Comer of a tot now or formerly owned by Bert Weese ; thence North 21 deg. Wast and following the West line of the Bert Weese lot 11 distance of 240 feet to a slake; thence south 69 deg . west 249 feet to a Slake; thence south JO'h dog. east 90 feel to the northeut comer of tl\8 John J . Hogan lot; thence South 30% deg. east along the east line of the John J . Hogan lo t a distance of 150 feet to the southeast corne r of the John J . Hogan lot, the place of beginning. containing 1.24 acres , more or less. there being 88 / 100 of an acre in 100 Acre Lot NO. 291 and about 36 / 100 of an acre in 100 Acre Lot No. 292 . Reserving unto the former Grantor. Clifford H. Williams, Trustee, his heirs. succanors and assigns, a right-of-way 26 feet wide. and known as the present roadway through said pre· mises herein conveyed , and the right of ingrus and egress at aU times . Furthermore, excepting all I he coat, oil. gas and aU other minerals with the right to mine and remove the san\a. It is further understood and agreed that aU pipe line or lines running through said property shall remain the property of C. H. Williams, Trustee, his heirs , succes· sort and assigns , and the right-of-way for these linas are hereby reserved by the said C . H. Williams, Trustee, his heirs. succenors and assigns, wtlh the right to repair , replace and maintain the s ame. Furthermore, this deed is given subject to a lease by C. H. Williams. Trustee. to Donald Wee~e tor a small tract of land situated in the northeast co rner of the hereinabove described t ra ct of land. PARCEL NO . 2: Situated in the Village of Syracuse, County of Meigs. State of Ohio, in 100 Acre lot NO . ... 292. Town 2 , Range 12, Ohio Company ' s Purchasa . bounded and described as follows: Beginning north 21 .., deg. west 240 f&et from the concrete marker in the southwest corner of a lot now or formerly owned by Bert Weete and ·in the creek ; thence north 21 deg . west 100 teet lhence south 69 deg. west 626 feat to an 011k Tree on a rock; thence southeasterly to the nor theast co rner of a tr act of land now or formerly owned by Mayme Holmes: the nce Morv H-ottlt, Ctm 111 22, 28, 21c Vge fl#i!r.BAI;,Tie WM!NJj ~Daily PomeroY- Middleport, Ohio Public Notice Business Services -~ LISA M. KOCH, M.S. licensed Clinical Audiologist ~ (614) 446·7619 (614) 992-6601 985·4141 J&L BLOWN INSULATION TVsr Antennas Satellite Sales Installation Service JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 Box 1213 45631 BISSELL BUILDERS J.R.'s REPAI.RS BISSELL SIDING CO. PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 614·843 -5248 ANTIQUES . ROOFING Riverine Antiques NEW- REPAIR 949-2263 or 949-2168 992-2526 Roger Hysell Garage Rt. 124, Pomeroy Ohio AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Alto Trlntllllstion PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 RADIATOR SERVICE PLUMBING & HEATING We can repair and re· core radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators . We also repair Gas Tanks. T68 North S.tond Middleport, Ohio 41760 SALES & SERVICE We Carrv Fia t\i" g Supplies Pay Your Cable & Phone Bills Here PAT HILL FORO BUSINESS PHON! 1614 1 99HSSO IISIDIN(( PHON! 11141 992-7754 992·2196 Middleport, Ohio 6· 17·1fc 1 -13 -tfc 1 BOGGS Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE Jaymar Coal Company . Route 1 . Cheshire, Ohio 46620, hal submined 1 coal mining end reclam8tion permit application, numbered 0780, for a tipple srea to the ·Ohio Department of Natural Resources. Division of Rec· lamation. The proposed coal mining and reclamation op· aration will be for a tipple in Meigs County . Salisbury Township Lots 392 , 395 and 398 on the property of Jaymar Coal Comp1ny. The propo1ed permit area en· companes 7 .3 acres and is located on the Cheshire 7 1JJ minute U.S.G .S . quedrangla map . approximately 1 . 0 miles northeeat of Cheshire, 7384-Crochet a beauti· ful filet cloth in ribbons and floral design. Use bedspread cotton. C hart , directions lor cloth about 4Bx60" are Included. Each panern $3.25 plus 75¢ postage/handling. (N.Y. resitlerrts oil sales lax ) Ohto. Send to: Rlallelllall The Daily Sentinel !2.()1 ilol1lllin 61vd., Woadsldtt, NY mn.Print 111me,Mllrm, Zip, Silt, Pa1tem Numtw. The Farmers Home Administr.tioO {FmHAI County Committee election this year will be held on JUNE 30. 1987. The ballot below mull be tilled out. detached and mailed and received or returned in person lo FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATION , 106 Butter· nut Avenue. Pomeroy. Ohio. not later than JUNE 30. 1 987 . If you do not vote in person you s hould mail your ballot in1ide 1 blank envelope marked ballot to ensure a secret ballot. This blank envelope should be placed inside the envelope you use to mail your ballot. Your name and address must be legible on the outer envelope. Failure to provide this information wilt render your ballot invalid. Ballots 1nd envelopes may also be obtained from your local FmHA office. The 1late of nominees for ATHENS. MEIGS & VIN TON COUNTIES are listed in the b1llot below . The qualifications of persons votinQ are described in the ··voter Certification Statement." For further informa · tion regarding voting and voter eligibility , see the county office listed above. FmHA elections ere open to all eligible voters without regard to race, color. reU· glon. national origin . 1ge, political affiliation . marital status, sell, and / or handicap . U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATION · BALLOT FOR COUNTY COMMITTEE MEMBERISI State (namej,_______::O ,_H"-10" -- - - - Count, (n•me) ----~AC!. TH::;E~N;;S~._:M:::E:,:IG~S.:,:V:.:I~ N.:. TO :::.: N_ 'Condldato( sj _ _ _ _ _,! M~ AR~T!!! HA~A~·..tLE~E_ _ _ RON EASTMAN 0 0 • 1 . . The application is on file a~ the Meigs County Ae· corder ' s Office. Meigs County Courthouse, Pome· rov . Ohio, for public view· ing. Written comments or requests for informal confer· ante may be sent to the Division of Re c lamat ion , Fountain Square, Building B · 3 . Columbu s. Ohio 43224, within thirty days of the lasl dale of publication of thia notice . (6119 , 22 . 29171 6 , 4tc 1 Card of Thanks We wish to express our thanks to all our family. friends and neichbors who helped in any way during lhe sudden illness and death of our daughter. Thanks too. to the Life Flight crew, the slaff ol both hospitals in Pomeroy and Columbus. Thanks also goes to the Ewing Funeral Home. Gerald and Mary Powell. Joe Haskins and Robert White. The food . cards, flowers, prayers and visits both at lhe hospitals and at home were all greatly apprecialed. The Family of Shelley Smilh Peach Fork Rd., Pomeroy SALES & SERVICE U. Sl RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Authorited John De~rt, New Hollond, lu•h Hog Fa rm Equipmenl Deoler E. Mei•nW>III POMEROY, 0. 992·2259 Farm Equlprnent Parh & Service NEW LISTING - TUPPER PlAINS - Bnck ranch !hal has everyt hing' full base· menl wrth lrnished tee. room, I ~ baths. bea ull lu l kitchen, formal dmtn ~ 3 bedrooms, oak lr1 m. Qual tly work. Spacrous lot. 2 car 1·3.'86 lie J&L BLOWN INSULATION garage, palm. Excell ent con· drtron $68,000.00. CUSTOM BUILT GARAGES LETART TOWNSHIP - 29 acres ol mostly wooded land. burldr ng Srle tor home or huntm g cabm Mo st m1· nerals. Want $14.000.00. DEXTER - In the country - appro.,mately 98 acres . barn and other burldrn gs. pond. lencrng. approx 16 acr es lillable, 35 acr es pas· All lor $43.900.00. MIDDlEPORT - Vester· year has been restored to lhts beaulrlul colonra l home' Thts 4 bedroomhome wtlh a level lot and 2 car gara ge has ornate lrr m.leaded glm wtndows and door. Ali re stu· dto with skylrghl. Well rn· sulated means low healtng btlls. Beaut1iut wrap around· porch to Stl on and enroythe summer breeze Must see to apprecrate 1 $65.000.00. BUilDING LOIS FOR SALE acres of vacant land located near Eastern H1gh School wrlh access to Rt 7 Water & eleclrrc mrlable $6.000 00. Henry E. Cleland Jr. 992·6191 Jean Trumll ..... 949·2660 Dottie Torner ..... 991·5692 Tracy Riffle ...... .949·3080 P,!,fice ................ 991·2259 -2.41 .. ~urol prodocllon); 1<1 h... tltoir "inc;r. · llnifll oporl11on oit~n liM COIIIIJ Of or• tO< Whkh tho ldion il IMIOI hold. lr llfllliHiflllhis b.tllot. I IHtsl tltaii-IIM cr~or i a tov.ott. )2L, 22, 2J, 24. 25. 26. 21. 29. ltc -l.aoo-126-1141- 011 ColltciT ·61M67·ll31 f: LESSONS ' 8 .00 NEW GR IP S •3 .00 TROPHIES PLAQUES BADGES ) JOHN TEAFOID SUPERIOR SIDING CO. VINYL & ALUMINUM CAll: 5·12-87·2 mo. pd. FENCE COMPANY Let Us Fenu Vou In FREE ESTIMATES R[ SIO [ NT IAL/ COMM ERCIAL •Washe rs •Dishwas hers •Ranges •Refrigerators •Dryers • Fr&elfH& PARTS and SERV IC E 4 5 tlr YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE - Addont and remodeling Roofing and gu tter worlt. - Conclll'll work - Plumbing end elec:Hictl work (Free Estimates) V. C. YOUNG Ill 992·62T5 or 992 .7314 Pomeroy, Ohio 4· f5 .'86 1c l&W CLEANING CARPET - '34.95 3 Announcements Control your Weight· T11k!ll "New Shape Diet PIM'I " and E-Vap Water Pilla. Fruth Pharmacy Con trol your Weight· Take " New Shape Diet Plan " and So,fadtempow Open! Ohio R i1191 Camp. grounda l Full hook·up or tent camping on river. liahlng. boat· ing. Racine. Ohio. Call61 4-949· 2526 . 4 Giveaway 3 black kltlen s. half Siamese Call 614 ·446-4287. Whhe Oldamobile. Good tor peris . Cel1614-4411i ·8063. Male Springer Spaniel . 2 long haired adult cat• 2 kiUens. Call 614· 446-2648 or 814· 446· 2826 Nice clothing. Must take all. Call 614 ·388· 911102 . Free to good home whh verd. Black lemale dog: part poodle. good witll children Call 614· 379· 2436. 1 Kitten: Black & Tabby . Cell after 6. 814 ·446· 7137 . D•shwether to give away. Mey be eble to be repaired C•lt 814· 992 ·3717 efter 5 :00p.m. BINGO IAGU! CIUI- POMIROY. OH. IHUR~ . : 7 PM - EI 6:41 70 H!lrrl CrJJd fmnor~ 1 ',() P" 1/ll'"' (JI'III 1 P) ffiJI'lf \1,~ p•r qmq .... 1.~ •.. '" " 7 Hortl forrl1 filii "'lh lh•1 nt! or1rl ~urrhn1• ~I "''~'"'""' P"'~Ooll• IHY1rl 1 P" B•nQ(l IU!I~I!'Iti't IUII!ln pt• lic. IDOI-01 h,. " "111 ,UiliC lf'I'IIJIO PEAT'S SHARPEN UP A com INnlrtiiSI HAND &'CtR . SAWS CARBIDE TIPS SCISSORS · SNIPS PLANER &LADES ROUTER BITS CLIPPER &LADES KITCHEN KNIVES PRUNERS · BAND SAWS · CHAIN SAW CHAINS 3S 171 lleil IIIII ld. le"' lot1o01, ON. 4574J 985·41 82 or 667 ·69 54 S· U-17-I mo. you want it ... you·ve got it. .. ~ THE ~lASSIH~ Employment tor evening ahift21 yura or old•. well alfned ~o mmisslon . Mu1t enjoy people &. be dependable. Apply •n perton, 8AM·4PM , Mlllhones Sohio. US Rt. 35. Rio Or, ndrt. Wanted: LP N'• at Oak~ Hill Community Medical Center, Inc PtrHime. mull be t ii Pirltnced in Geriatrics Pl1111e tubmit rnumn to · Sheri W. Johnson. RN . BSN Director of Nurting, 360 Charlotte Av.nue. Oak Hill, Ohio 468511. $40 or more free merchandlte for having jult • t135 needle craft clan . New Chrlltmll calalog Call JoAnn. 1114·'388· 8833. Repa Needed for bualneaa ac· counu. Full· tlme, 180.000· S80.000. part· llme. •12.000· $18.000 . No telling. repell bu1lnnt. Set your own hours Training provided. Cell 1·1112 · 938·8870. M-F. Bam to Sprfl (Central Stand ard Time) ~ Progreulva Health Cere Flcllit'f Ia tc:ttvely seelc(ng"' AN to terve In the c1peclty of director of nurtH. For e100 bed, SNS-ICS Facility located in Southeall· ern Ohio . Prevlout .. perllf!ce it de1lrfld but not required. Exc. u lary & benefltl. Apply at Scenic Hillt Nuralng Canter. Rt.2 Box 262 Bidwell. Ohio 45614 or 11nd resumt. ApiJIY ln perton·Halr HlppenlngSIIver Bridge Plaz•· Prefer Manager a License Someone to llvt in &. Clrt tor elderly ltdy-not btdf•n light hounworlc. non·emok•. Llv1a In Gtlllpotit . Ctll 1114· 4415 · 2386. 814· 446· 0322 , or 814· 448· 3817. Baautiful long · h~red . cuddly kitlens . Call 614-992 · 7674. Eaay telephone work at home. Excellent Income. For info. Cell 604-649· 7922. E>t. T·313. 4 lame kltttns. 9 weeks old. Bill Radlord 614· 992· 6218 . Several ca rtons of church u1.cl hym'l books. 304-875· 48&5. 2 part Collie puppies, 1 mala. 1 ~'Sa~~· 1 0 weeks old. 304· 1!175· 1 ta ndy blond kluan. 8 weeki old 304· 6715 -6t18. 6 lost and Found Min ing: Golden Retriever. Vi c· inlly 218. Rt . 7 or Raccoon Rd. Answara to Matrl11 . S15 reward. Can 614· 446·0300. Lot t . 0 rlvere Llctnee. M1t1h1 J ones. 304 ·67&· &733 or 678· 7426 after 3. LOST yellow ttcllla boll Garola fish pole. Krocl" pletn ca ll 304 -8715 · 1870. REWARD . 7 Yard Sale ....... GallipoliS" · ...... & Vicinity EST ATE SALE-Completthousa· hold of furnlturt. tlltra nlct. tools, tntlquat, clothing & etc. Startlny W111d. 24 until all told. On Rt . 180 aboot 7 mil" hospital -yellow hom•on Wt!Ch for signa. .......PfPiiiiiiiiiiif ... & Vicinity 8 lrmily. June22 ·23· 24. 8e.m. till 1. 3208 How1rd Ave. A llttlt ol evel"t'thlng. Firat time th lt yelf . Rtin or Shine Euy 1elephone work tt home, hcellent inc::ome. For Info. Cell 504·848 · 7822. E•t. T· 313. GOVERNMENT JOBS . 116.040 - U9.230 yr. Now Hltlng. Call B08·087· 6000 Ext R-980& tor cu rrent ledlf'tlllat. Op.nlng for legal ttcrllltry In Pomeroy. Send resume to The Dallr SantlnM, P 0 . Boll 729 C. Pomeroy. Ohio 4&789. The M1lga Loctl School Dl1trlet Ia eurr.ntty ...Icing eppllcatlont from certified eppllcanta f.or •n Aulatant V•r ty Foolbell Coach. 7th an 8th Grade Football Coach, B a' Bth Grad a ltakttbefl Coach. loyt' 7th Ottde Blekelbe\1 C h. Ataltt· tnt High School Track Coeeh. JunlorHighTraciiCoach, Attlat· •nt Junior Hlgll Trtok Co~~:~h . Oltll VolleybtH Coach, Olflt' Aulatant Volleybtll Coach, Oirla' Reserve Softball Cotch. Olrla' Junior High lu•etbtll Coec:h. Hlih School Chetrltader Advleor. F~tthmtn ChHtlttder Advl1or tnd Jun6or Hlgh School Chstrlndll' AdYitor lor ) ht 1887·88 t cllooi y11r . Appll· oantt mutl hold t valid Ohio t•achlng certificate tnd tor co•ching poaltiona mull mtat certification requ lremant• of Ohio for epoMI mtdiclnt tnd CPR , Pereon• lntlf'llt" ahould Co nt•ct Dan E. Morrlt, luperln· t end1111t of Melga Local Schools, at 62t South Third Avenue In Middleport. Ohio. Make new frlendt. mllcemon-v l Sign for Avon. now! 814-3118· 9340. Earr• htrt monerv! Have. tunl Receive big twa tda and ptla:eal Sell Avon. 1 bonlt fr .. 1Co4ognt to tlrtt ttn to complllt an IPPIIC:ttlon 1ncl IC:Cif)t I tmtll ttr rltory. 814-992-31143. Appilcttlont now being 10· c::epted for a part lime .venlng thltt po .. tlon tor Mtdl~ let! techn lcan . Cont1ot peraonnal off ice Pl..atnt Vallev Ho1p. VtiiiY Dtl111e, Point Ple.. a~t . W. Vo. 1-304·8?5· 4340. Nud bebysltter dtY ehlft. 304· ,1175·0841 tfter 11 :00 PM . Public Sale & Auction Full time Optomlrtrlc ettiltant, ltnd ••ume to loa C· 11, Pt. Pll. Aagitll!lf, 200 Ma in It, Pt. Pit, W. Va. Rick Punon Auc tioneer li· ce naed In Ohio tnd Wtat Virginia. Real Et tt te, •ntlque, farm , llqu ldlt lo n u lltl, 304 -773 · 6785 or 773· 5430. P~rt time. applicant mutt b4l e111perlenced In chengln9 ctr. huck and tractor tlrea, front and allgnm~~nt 1 plut. muat hiVt mech•nl c:-' 11bllitl.,, Apply In ptr1on ortly. no phone cell• plute. Ohio V1ilay Tire Outl-'. Gt lllpollt ferry, W. Va. 8 AUCTION . nHd ce1h In I dl)' ? Gel h lht euetton wey . Cell Col . Otctr E. Click. J0 .. -895-3430 IOf all your auction needt . lictmn No . 754 ·88. 9 ~/ 1 / tlll Wanttd : Body men· Experienced only. C11i 614· 446-8980 or 151 ..· 388· 90112. Put Beegle. spayed lemale. jual starting to ru n rabbllt. to give away . Needa work. lovel ch1ld· um. Celt 6.14-992-3717 alter 6.00 p.m Profosslonol 985-3561 All M1ku .. Announceme nls CHESTII, OHIO 45720 6·15-87-1 mo ACCENT 2 Rooms ond lloll - '44.95 Any 3 Rooms ond Hot! - '59.95 Any 5 Holl - >94 .95 Jtf,ofll•: , HI ·AII . &· V, cuttom cut lo thelnchatno .... ,, cftltort. OMI OH•t10 beiUtiful ~"' tJivtnirHiftd 91hi1· fume. FREE ......,.,., 100 ICIUif'tl or mo,.. Trlmt, tlrytfthu lnd IC lw. Oulnttly dllcountl *Wiilable. GOLF !CUT OUT FOR FUIURI US!I Any tioos !MOithtlottowi!lltlili~tn!'llf•lr-lo: (o)IM lormen: 1b) dlfin tiM prilleipot port .of tltoir _ill<o<M fr0111 fninl II halls THE KOUNTRY CLUB Ph. (6141 843· 5425 An, living Rtom Subpart Yol Part 2054 otlith 7. Cdde ot Fodtrol Rqul11ionl re· quirts tlaat all voters for f11HA tauaty Dr •ru COfMiitt• altc· 10·8·tfC PH. 992·2772 & Hotl VOTER CERTIFICATION SIATEIENT DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT EUGENE LONG 446-632 3 or~!•. PltiSt detach this notice before volin& b1llot PH. 949-27 56 FREE ESTIMATES UPHOLSTERY I'LUS 'ONLY VOTE FOR ........ L.CANDIDAHI•I EAGLE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR POLE STYLE or CONVENTIONAL KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE RACINE - Older 2 ~ory home wrt h lar ge beaiJIIIullot. House needs some repan. Several sheds and outlxl tl d· rngs. Porch. O n~ $16.900.00 PH. 949-2860 or 949-2801 Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Rooting of all Types Worked In home area 20 years " Free Estimates" 6·2·87·1 mo tu1e, w1th two sto1y home. _________________ 0 lftOftlhaft 50ptfCJtlt Of ltlltr I'OIIInCOIM RIUSI COMtfro•qn· n u~ Help Wanted Meet nice ptJOple. Make new friends . Sell Avon &. ••n U*. C11! 614-446 -21&1 MARCUM CONTRACTING 417 Sentinei-Page-7 11 1outheastarly to the nor theast corner of a tr1ct of j-.........,......_ ................'"T.........................................,.........................................,_.,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,..-f land now or formerly owned by Mattie RighthouSJ and designated by a concrete HEATING & COOLING marker; thence north 30 Res idential and sm11l comdeg. 30' west 90 feet: Computerized Hearing Aid Selection merci•l units. Installation of thence north 69 deg . east duct work, humidifiers. fur· CHEml, 01110 ~ Swim Molds · Interpreting SeiVices 249 feet to the place of nace. heat pumps , and air con•ROOFING •SIDING beginning, conuining 1 . 7 ditioning. •WINDOW REPLACEMENT acres, more or le11. •REMODELING & All work guaranteed. Call : Re•erving unto the former ROOM ADDITIONS (614)985·4222 (residence) Grantor, Clifford H. Willi· ~ •GARAGES & POLE ·special: HEll packace central am a, Trustee, his heirs. BUILDINGS air canditonin& for mobile or successors and assigns, a REFERENCES ~;t~odu \1r homes. Install~ on right-of -way 25 feet wide or pad and ready to cooL P~ice : Phone Day ar h1nings and known as the present 11199.00 plus tax. Second Avenue, roadway through said preor a HEll 2lh ton Heat Pump inmises herein conveyed with Gallipolis. Ohio stalled on your electric furnace. GEIIEilL CONTilOOIS the right of ingress and 6-10·17·11110. pd Pnce: $1699.00 plus tax. 5-28 8-t3 egress at all times . Furthermore excepting all the coal. oil. gas end other minerals with the right to •VINYl SIDING mine and remove the same. •AlUMINUM SIDING It Is further understood and agreed that all pipe lines •BlOWN IN running through said preVINYL & INSUlATION mises shall remain the propCUSTOM BUILT ALUMINUM SIDING erty of C. H. Williams , •Insulation HOMES & GARAGES Trustee, his heire. succes· ' . •Storm Doors sors and assigns, and the "At Rea!onable Prices" •Storm Windows right of way for these lines •Replacement Windows Now Hoftlts Built are hereby reserved by tha Electronic Organs •New Roofing said C. H. Williams, Trustee, " Freft Estimates" Mobile service his heirs, successors and "FREE EITIMATEI" 111igns, with the right to Day or Nighl repair, replace and maintain the same. REASONABLE • RELIABLE NO SUNDAY CALLS No Sunday Calls DEED REFERENCE : Vo· 6·2·87· t mo. 8·10·'86 tfn 3-ll·lln 4·16·86·11• lume 168. Page 66, Meigs County Deed Records . hcepting a parcel of real estate conveyed to Donald TRENCHING IS OUR LINE Howard L. Writesal Weese by deed recorded in Trenchmg ol Any Type Volume 164, Page 453, Ba ckhoe Service BUY OR SELL Meigs County, Deed Plumbing Serv1 ce Records. Custom Welding Truck. auto, & Said Parcel 1 was ap· Lowboy Hau ling 1124 East Moin St. Gutters praised at: S6 ,500.00 . . Sept1c Syslems heavy equipment Pomeroy Said Parcel 2 was appra1sed We Carry Concrel e Culvert s Downspouts repairs and ot : $1,600.00 Lice nsed & Bonded HOURS: Tue .-Wrd .· Fri. Gut1er Cleaning welding . Terms of Sale : Cash 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. WILLIAMS Painting Real estate canno t be sold (All makes & models! Sunday: I p.m.-7 p.m. TRENCHING SERVICE for less than two -thirds of FREE ESTIMATES By Chonu or Appointmen t Rt. 4. Hysell Run Road the appraised value. Howard E. Frank, Pomeroy . Oh1o 45769 John K. Bentz RUSS MOORE PH . (61419'.12·2834 or SheriH of Owner/Mechanit 992·6704 -F ree E stimates Meigs County , Ohio 5·13·2 mo. 5· 5· '81- 3 mo . (6) B. 15, 22, 29 ; (71 .6. 5tc 4-21-87-lln 5·11·87-t mo. NOTICE OF ELECTION . Public Notice Monday, June 22. 1987 Rt. l& Now I CCtptlng tppllctllon lor ptrHimecook·walunt. Ctll7151 -8387 between 10 t .m. 5 p.m . Wanted To Buy We pty cath for !ttl model clean Ultd Ctrt. Jim Mink Chev.· Oicls Inc. 8111 Gene Johnson 61 4· 446-3872 TOP CASH psid for '83 model and newer uaed carl . Smith Buldi· Ponl lac. 1911 E111ern Ave .. Gelllpolia. Cell 614· 446· 2282 . Good uted de· humidifil!f , Call 614·446·8471 . au., lng dally gold. alhter colna, rlnge. jtwelrv. nerllng wtre. old colne. ftrge currency. Top pric:ea. Ed 8urkan 8erbtf Shop. 2nd. Ave. Middleport, Oh. 1514992· 3476. 15 Schools lns1ruction OIICO\I'IIr muSIC thil I Um'flllf with lndl11'1duel gvhar. -btu gullet. intonl 11 Brunlctrdlt Mu ti c. Ce ll for opening• 814· 448 . 0687 . in t trl.l cto r J eff Wam i i!JV, 8 14· 446-8077. 18 Wan1ed to Do J im's odd jobs Pllnting, dr ive· Wl't rete4111ng. ctrptnttr w8rk & roof repa it, treu & h&dQH ~t• p e rirJ n ce d . C1 ll 11,4 · 379· 2416 . QUILTS C111h paid lor collector t ntlqu e or pre 1950 quilta. Pieced or •ppHque. Any co ndition. Hlg hllf prlctt ptld for unvtuel pe11ern1. Call Me te " 614 -892·2101 dev•or1 · 592, 241!11 evening• or weekend t . Jim's odd jObl . pain ting , dr1ve· war reae111ing. ca rpent11r wor« & roof repair. trttl & hedglts, e11 perlence d. Ph . 61 4· 379 · 24 18 Will do baby ait tlng:. C1!1 614· 446· 1864 , Al)trtm.,l IIlii refrlger•II'Jr, C1ll 814 ·992 · 3181 . f ttipltiyltll~ttl S1:r v11.t::; Ca n do light hauli ng androohng. Retson able n taa . M•rlon Snldtr . 614 ·949·21129. lawn mower repair. Will pick up and deliver. Alao light hiUiing.· Ctll 6,. · 742 ·2393 or 814· 742·3091 . 11 Help Wanted TAA IN WITH PAY. Lnrn to repair·m•in t• in alrcrtft parts ltld equipment. s.m. tavvht Include welding and riveting. Appllcanu muat be 18· 28 ve• old l'l~h achool graduetu To apply tor our ao,liatlon opening cill1he Ptraonnel Offlcatoll fr• loOhlo. 1-100· 282 ·1314. Moo· Thurt. hm· 2pm . Full tlme Oplomttriat Send Anumeto: Bo• T-CD·100, 21 Businau ·opportunity I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH · lNG CO . racommenda thllt i9'U do bu1ln"a whh people ' yog know. tnd NOT to tend man., through the mel! umll you hwa lnvtttigatMI the offerk1g. �• L F!age- 8-:-The Daily Sentinel 21 Business Opportunity Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio LAFF-A-DAY 47 Space for Rent Saw Mill Frick . 4 block pie unit Ml motor. 16.600. CJIII 614- 643·2603. 532· 7a69. 1986 Case tractor: Diesel with lo~er. 4•4 WO . • 16,000. Call 15 MINUT E 614·643·2603, 532·7a69. MAKING l iMIT R~t cap p l ng Bluineu $2 6.000, All equipment. Recap_ T ire ti re. : 13 to r Real Estate 31 54 Misc. Merchandise · OffiCe Space f or Rent. Excttllent for Attorneys, Ac countant , etc. Close to Court House. Ca ll Wisem•n Reel E1tate Agency. 614·446 · 3644 , Call1han'a Used Tire Shop. 0v8f' 1,000 tires, •ize~J 12. 13. 14, 15. 16, 16 .5. 8 miln out At. 218. Call 614· 266 ·6261 . Mobile Home Space-60 ft . or smaller. $76. Water Pd. 920 FOurth, Gallipolis. Call 614446-4416 after 8PM . Pl11tic ci1tern stete •pproved, Plltti ~ aeptic tank1, plaltic eulvert a, metil culver11. RON EV AN S ENTE RPRISES . J1ck· son. Oh. 614·286· 5930. 16 inch. Call 304· 787 -3496. Norman Set liff 47 Wanted to Rent 3 or 4 Bedroom house in Kyger Creek Sc hool Dist rict. Refeum· ce a: Ph. 614-446-8621 . Homes for Sale 3 or 4 b$droom house in So uth ern Local Sc hoo l District. Referen cea are available. Ca ll New 4BR , 2 bath. Clark Dr. S52, 000. Newtv remodhtd t-h. 2 DR , 122.000 in Add i1on. Call 448 -8898 ••for Sale or Lease•• 4 BR , 2 bath. tullba utm ent. with abo\leground pool & )( L deck on 1 / 2 acre acrou from Ad daville grade IChoo l. Financing 8vaila· ble wit h • mall down payment. Priced t hou sand• below ap· preised value. Call Betz : 9 19· Comple1ely oemodolod house 7 32 Mobile Homes room1 , 2 baths . 3 0 1cru grou nd . 10 acre~ good bottom . for Sale 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Ce ll614 -379-2760 . lovely new 3 BR home built th la apr lng. 2 car garage, nice area. Clay & tlty 1chools , 6 mil es grom Gallipo lis. Will co neider m o bile home aa tu d e- in . -t 47.500 . Cal614 -446· 8038 . '3 BR , remodeled: kit chen & pa th. Orchard & grape harbor. Barn, w ith lot or 30 acres. 7 mi. ,h o m town. Ma ke o ffer . Cell 614-379-2602 . 6 bedroo m home lor sa le. 1 acre poniblttland contract or assumA loan . Low down peyment. l<it· j::han, DR , lg. LR , bath, ly. deck. Acrou from new elemenlaf"'l ac hooll n Vlntan Call614 -388· a792. ' llv ownur: Small 2 BR homo. from St. Rt . 218 · takeKrln~ Rd . ~ / 8 mlht·t!rat hauae on right. 112 ,000-will help finance. Ca ll &14-446 -2917. Great Ra ntallnvast ment OjJpor · Inquire at 64 Mill C reek $1 . Ga llipolis. If no one Is there. t.tave ph one number In d oor. ~ uni ty . NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES . 4 Ml WEST, GALLIPOLIS , RT 36 PHON E 614·446-7274. 1981 . 12.&0 Mobile Home: 2 9ft total elec . ne'olrr' carpet. E~ttra nice $5950 . Ca ll 614 -446 · 0 175 . 1974, 141170 Grandville: 3 BFL tot al alec., 1 'h baths. new carpet. very clean . SB960. Ca ll 514-446·0175. 33 Forms for Sale 8 acres on Tr ibble Rd. off At . 6 2 . Plus s tor o build ing, warehouu. 3 BR house. bern , cell1r. plu1 2 ather building• . All blacll top road. Call 304-458-1818. C•ll atter 6PM 20 acre fa rm Hannen Trace Road, Glenwood. W. Va. for ma re Information c•ll 304 · 773 · 5118 or 173-5188 after 6 :00. 2 BR , 10 yr .. mini condit ion, ~eawtifu l location , Nu r Nor· t,hup . Pr ice d right or wlll trede 0426. ~ tJR . 2 bat h1. garage. large ~ltc::hen , large dining mom. AC, 9%% lnterut . S3, 000 down. ll k lll over payment1 . Call 6144~6 · 2 4 72 3 ' BR . viny l sidi ng. ruual wat er. ' nite neighbor huod. 119.000. c1JJ 614-446·3249, 614-446· 1 ~9 . or 614. 4 46· Hi28 . f'o r sa l11 by owner: 2 1tory house in ~ iddlepon ovorlooll lng p8rll. 30 yr. guamt ea d vinyht 1iding. w·w carpel. 1 Yr bath, unique woo dwork. 614· 992 ·6 126. Full't furn i1 hed 2 bedroom home ln Re cine wit h equipped lll1c hen. riv11r viiiW pr opllt'ty. acrou from Gen oral Store. Easy access to Ohio River boat laum:hini and sandy baach. 115 ,000 . 614· 949-·2168 or 61 4· 94 9· 226 8 . Why polly rent wh en you can buy e hou1e on land contr act? Ca ll 61 4·992-2403. In Pomeroy , a n ice hou te with 6 room• and b1t h Al1o full b1111m en t end tlreplace. Pho ne 814-992 .7462 3 bothoom. 2 bath on 1 and ono thhd ecre lev ul lot . C~:~ ntrnl 11ir. clo1e to Me iga High Sc hool. Pr iced ree•onably. Phone 61 4· 992-3226 11fter 9 :00pm 7 roo ms. 1 v~ betha. turn l1hecl kitche n Co rn er lot close to town and school s. C11 ll 614· 992· 3666 alt er 6 :00pm Tw o hnnuulonRt 3311djAcentt o H11n tord Comm unity Bldg. 3 bedroom•. 2 batht . dining room , family room. eat In hit cht1 r1 and 3 bedroom1 , l 'h bath1, din ing room, lamlly room. e111 in kitchen , gflrll~e low down p11yment . in terest tr ee tmm to qulllltie d buy er lor remrundt'Jr o l 1987 . ownor fmancmi 304 882·2096 By Owner · Prico rftducttcl J br , 1 VJ b!llhs. dil1tn{l. IACft\ftiiOn r(lom. 2 car gar 11gll 30 4 -675· 48 04 32 Mobile Homes for Sole 1994 14x6 5 Mobila Hum!!:, 3 lot i . ftll eleclr ic, fen ced v ~tr d . Evergreen. $ 18 ,600 Cll!ll 614 · 446 -1528, 44 6 - 1339 19760nvflrnor 14x703BR . 1 '1t bat h. new ca rpet throu ghout. now ou t sid e metal bwldmg. Loti of ell tr u 56900 (1'1116 14 · 388· 9 3~0 . Olg down p11ynuant . short time et nploynHint 0 1 past ct&dit his tory tt oppif1 g you from buying ft home7 Conllder ~ re·c l•lmttd 141170. We hAve sevural. Only $600 down, pr.yn1ents to fit your budget Free delivery Inter· ett ed? Toll fr&ft In Ohia 800· 826-075 2 Mid Ohto Ftnllnciel Sflr'llice. 1982 Man•lon On b11~tuti fu l river fro nt tot 111 Middl eport. f otal elect ric, AC, 2 large bedroom•. and m11ny e•tn ' s Call 6 14-992 ·3348 12x86 Mobile home Almost completety remo deled. h1 cludea uJ1d erpinning , bloch . fron t porc h, elec. po le. S5000 Ca ll 6H·667-6758 . 1989 Fleetwood . $5500 080 . Mu1t see. M ~ty be left on rent al lot in Melu• County. 614 ·698 · 7063 Be11u tifu l 12165 mobile hom e with 10•20 eu&nslo n. Central l!lir , new c o~~~rpl'lt , very good condit ion . Mu 1t 11111 to •ppreciat e. asking seooo. Will ••II on land co ntract . Cell 614· 669· 3651 . 1984 Fair mont mobil home, 1•b60. Cl ll30•-875- 3118. 12•80 . 2 bedro o m mob ile home. 121124 addition s-.tlngon 100.11200 lot. c:lou to schoo l and hotpital, C1ll 304-676· 7869 . For ure or rent mobi le hom e 12d0 .-chulu, 2 br. 304-7622 173 or 676-2233 . 1975 Aochnt• 141170 mobile home, tot1l elac. new c•pet . t7.9oo. Nog. 304-176·7616. ' 44 Apartment for Rent 34 Business Buildings Commerci al bu ilding• for lease. Dow nt own Pt . Pleasant . Store•. off ices. A-One Real Eatate. C1rO~ Yeager. Bro ker . Cftll 304· 675· 610 4. 747 lnddu1t rial 1torage 12 foot over head doo r, 3 ph11e1 of electric, 18 x48 s reel build ing 614 - 446 · 2 362 For appolntmtJnt . 35 Lots & Acreage Mobile Home lots for u le. 50 h . wide, l appr o~t . ! 260 h . long. Athalia, Oh io. Road frontage a\leilable. On Rt. 7 o n Oh io River betw een Athat la. Oh io & Big power linea. Financing ava ilabl e by owner . Call G . Frank C reemer ·C heu p eak . Ohio . 614-867· 4488 . 1 VJ car block ga rage- Appro • . % acre l•nd with water tap. septic 1y1tem . electic hookup. Appr ox. 1 mile off Rt . 7-George• Creel! Rd. Mu1t Sell. Ce ll 304 -882 · 2366 . Rentals 41 Houses for Rent Nicety fur n11hed small house. Adultl onl.,. Referenc::e1 ra(l\l ired. Ott street parhing Ph. 614· 446·0338. Two bdr. unturni1hed house. Workl hop, gfU8ij e. Married cou ple•. Will fiCcep t 2 childr en. Rei. and dep . Co~~~ II 446· 9686 . Hou se, 3 BR '1, located e&1 Fourth Ave. •1 86 mo. t75 dep. C~t ll 614 · 446 ·3870 or 814446 -1340 Unl urnl s hed houae 3 bdr. Rod· ni!V Vill ege II . t276 . Call 446· 441 6a lter 9pm <lOQ O USED Furnish ad Efficiency$ 145 Util i· ties p1id. 1hare beth . 607 Secon d A\111., Ga llipoli3 Ph. 446-4416 after 7PM . 1 9R Apartment. 740 Second Ave. t 186 per month. Oepa1it requ ired . Call 614 ·446 -4 222 between 9 IL 5. un furn is hed apartment. Utiliti es paid. Ca rpet ed. no ch ild· ron or pets. Call614-446-1637 Furnished apt. ne1t door to Ubra ry . One professiona l Adult only. Parking. Ph. 446-0338 . G~~rage 111pt. 3 rooms & bath. Furnished. Includi ng wather, dryer & air Clean. No pets. Adult• only . Ref. & dop required C1 ll 614 -446·15 19. Fu rn is hed apartment, S226 utilitiea pa id 1 bdr. 920 Fourth. Ga llipoli l . C~t ll 446-4416 afte r 8pm. Furn is hed apa rtm ont . 1226 . utilitie1 paid. 1 bdr . 939 Second. G11tipolis . Call 446 4416 after 8pm . Sears Kenmore washer. 825.00 304-575 -1943. 55 Building Supplies APPLIAN CES Waahen, dP~ e r s , refrigerators. ren!;les . Skaggs Appliances. Upper River Ad . bes ide S tone Crest Mot el 614 -446· 7398 . Building Mater ials Block. brick, sewet" pipes, win dow s. lintels , etc . Clawde Winters. Rio Grande. 0 . Call 614- 246·61 21 . LAYNE 'S FURNITUR E Concrete blocks all siles yard or delivef"'l. Mason und . Ga llipolis Block Co., 12 3 112 Pine St.. Gallipol ia. Ohio Ca ll 614-446· So t•s and chairs priced from S395 to 5996. Tables S50 and up to 8125 . Hide·a· bads 8390 t o 5696 . Reclinen S225 to 8375. Lamps S28 to S125. Dinettes $109 and uJ) to 8495. Wood tabl e w -6 chairs &286 to 5796. Desk $ 100 up to &376. Hutches S400 and wp. Bunk bed• complete w· mattressos S295 and up to 5395. Baby beds S110. Manr e11es or bo~t springs full or twin 868, firm $78, and $ 88 . Queen sets S225. King $360. 4 drawer chest S69. Gun cabineta 6 gun . Gas or electric range SJ76 . Baby mattresses $35 & S45 . Bed fra mes S20. $30 & King frame S5 0 . Good se lect ion of bedroom suites, metal cabinets. headboards S30 and up to S6 6 90 Day • ume a• cash wittt approved credit. 3 Miles aw1 Bulavltlf:l Rd. Open 9am to 5pm Mon . th ru Sat Pf'l . 614 ·446· 2783. Ready m i~t concrete •nd all co ncrete s upplies. Call us Valley 8rooh Cement and Supplies, 304· 773-5234. 56 Pets for Sole Groom and Supply Shop-Pat Grooming . All breeds ... AII s tylez . Julie Webb Ph. 61 4-446· 0231 . Oragonwynd Cattery KenneL CFA Himalayan , Per~ian and Siamese kitten1. AKC Chow puppifll. New llitten1; Siamese and Himalayans. Call 614 -446· 3844 1fter 7PM . Electric range & refrig . Both· Good S hap e. $ 100 / oach. Call Miniat ure Daclll haund. 111, year old . S76 . Mal•unregis tered. Call614· 446-1912 . Public Notice. Save over 50 percent. N&w matt ress llquida· tion sale to ba held Thursday, June 25 . inside th e Gt~llipolia HolidAY Inn. Sale runs from 10:00 AM til 8:0 0PM . No phon ~ call i pleesa. Twin mattre nes 1tart at S29. Huge selection. Free balloons ·for the ll iddi es. Don' t Min ltl Reg . Beagle pups: 9 wks . old , wormed. t60. Call 61 4· 256· 1619 Apflrtment for Rent · 3 rooms . t 125 / mo. Adu iUI. C~a ll 304· 675·61 04. or 675· 7738 Efficiency, all ut ilities paid. 1 BR apt . partly lurn 'ed. Next to Rio Grande Colt ege, Call 614 ·446· 8883 or 446-1323 . 681 Third Ave. Unfurn. 2 BR . carpeted. appliance•. outtide sto rage. $260 plus depo1it & utilit ies. Cl ll 614-24 6· 9596. 1 bedroom delu•e apartment, comp let ely carpet ed. kit chen furn i1hed. conlr ftl hf!flf 8nd air. &250. per month . See Rub.,. Itt Vaughans Cardinal. Mid dl eport 6 room house Camp Con ley •fla. •226 .00 month, 3 04·&75 · 1371 or 675-3812 $160. 814·992·3100. BTU . Furn 'e d Eff icie ncy Apartm ent : 3 rms, & bath , car pet throughout. pr fvate S. quiet . Single working penon only . Ca ll 614 -4464607, 446 -2602 . 2 bedroom hmue find apt . tor rent in Po meroy Partiallv h.u· nls hed. depo1it required Call 614-992 · 238 1. 614-992·3•36. Adm iral air conditlonet . 14. 000 THE WORKIN G MAN ' S FRIEND Fo• rent or Bil le. 3 BR . 2 bl'lth Woo ded lot, near Meigs High School Call 614-446·8898 or 6 14 -992-5304 8 roo m hou1e In Pomet'oy. Call 7 12 acre cam pgr ounds for ute. 21 full hoo k· upa, lots tent camping, 2 apartments to rent out. Large frontage on Ohio River largo Locll Hou se. Ra · cine. Ohio. Call614 ·949·2526. Rio Grande. New 2 BR Apt. Stove. refr igeuata r & water lurn l1hed, 1226 per month. No peta. Deposit. Ca ll 614 -446· 8039 . 1 bed room lurn is hed 8pt. in Middleport All utilit ies p8id S2 10 per month. Call614 -992. 6 150. Call614·992-72e6. 1 0322 2 BR furni1hed or unfurnished. AC , utilitlea pd Ca ll 614·446· 1200 1ftor &. 6 roo ms and bat h At Lln yiville. t200 . per month plus deposi t. Approved reterenee1 required. Air Condi tioner 1 2~ Hotpoint 27.000 BTU, 220v. Sears 8600 BTU 1 1 Ov.. fro11-free refrig ., auto. w11her. 1mell freezer . Co• ·Mercerville Rd ., Box 219-E {on meilbo•~ Mercerville. Apartm ents for rh e Eld erly , Franchtown Ap an ments. 727 Fo ur th Ave, Opening soon 2 4 units designed for Senior Citi· Je ns 162 & old er! & handicapped per~on s. Rent including l djultmlllnt fnr wat er. sewage & elee1ric is bued on tenant • income. Equal housing oppor· tuni1y. Applic ations may be picked up at Spring Valley PI Ill& C1U 446 ·4639. All elect ric heat pu mp1. Gracious living. 1 ~tnd 2 bed· room ep~trt ment s at Vill age Man or and Rivenide ApArt· m ents In Middl eport . From U 15. Including utiliti01. Ca ll 614 ·992· 1787. EOH In Po meroy, a ni ce home with 6 room& and bftt h, lu ll buement and fll eplaco. Ph one 614-992 · 3 187 . Olive St ., Gellipolhs. NEW - 6 pc. wood growp· $399. Uving room suites· S199· $599. Bunk beds with bedding· $ 199. Full 1ize m.tlttress & foundation sta r ting .' &99 . R 8c linefl sta rting· S99 . USED · Beda. dressers, be droom suites . S1 99 · S299 . Desks. wringer Wllllher, a comple-te line oi uaed furniture_ NEW· We stMn boots· 530. Workboot s $1 8 & up . {St eel & soft t oe) . Ca11614 -448-3159. Ett lcienC'JI apt . lo r rent on Roush Lane ln Ches hire. Suitable for one or two p110pl e. Cllll 304· 77J.6828. APARTM ENTS , mobile homes, house1. Pt. Pl easa nt and Gall ipo· 111. 614-44 6 -8 221 . 1 bedroom ground floor , privo~~~te entrance. r ecent~y remodeled. Every th ing furn .. loc. outsll irt1 Hendenon. S2&0. mon th. 304· 675·6730. PA RS ON'S FURNITURE New wood 6 pc. liv ing roo m suites. 1!:399 .96: New !W ing roam suit es from 5179.95 to 8 700 .. Ches t of drowers. 4 drawer. S48 .. 5 drawer, 869 .95; End tablet from $69 .95 set . Used Furn iture: bedroom s uit es, full sited beds, twin beds and rockers. Recliners from S99.95 and up Good used Color TV 's. For sale or trade. Call 614 -446· 1 1 49 . 614·38a·9e4 2. New Ma1 ler Cuke Freezer. sizl! 6 .1. Cube: Almond vinyl. Call •nytime. 6 14·388 · 9069 . Wash er & dr.,.·ar. S100 for both. Call 614-448-1369 . AK C Ge rm1n Shepherd. Good watch dog stock , worm ed, 7 wks, S100. No check a. Off Wood s Mill Rd. Ca ll 614· 388· 8546. 9354 AKC Reg'e d Boxer puppies: 3 whs. old. Oeposit w ill hol d. Ca ll 614-446·1413. R egiste red miniature Schnaure r: Black & 1ilv er, male. 5 month t . t 100 . Call614 -446· 9419 after 5 PM . Call614·9a6·4418. TONY 'S GUN REPAIRS . hot reblueing. tree puppy with each blu111lng job. cell 304· 675-463,1 , 614-2a6-84S1 . Musey Fergwson. New Holl1nd. Bush Hog Saln • Service. Over 40 uaed tr•cton to chooee from Ia complete line of new & u1td . equipment largeat selactlon in S.E. Ohio. 273 New Holland sq . Ieier 11500. Ford 3pt. Rake •321. Shaver Pott Driver t100 . 7ft. Loeun posts t1 . 35 e1ctt Ph. AKC Samoyed J)uppiet. shots an d wormed. health guar•nt eed, S175 .00. 304-676-2728. Musical Instruments Gi bson Ripper Ban Guitar wrt h case &. amp . t350 firm. Ca ll 6 14· 388· 9 634 evenings. Fruit & Vegetables Qual ity Fruits and Vegetsblea retail and wholeSale. B. B. S . Produce across tram Pina Hut. Galllpolit, Ohio . 36 MF Oieael tractor witt. Qw i ft . finished mower 13791. llort hole digget' $2715 . GrHer llade 11'76. Landscape box t2H. Call 8619. 1980 !I 1977 Toyota Corolla. Automatic. air. rear defogger , rebuilt motor, Priced to soli. Call 61 4· 286-6522. 614·«6-1610. 801 Ford Tracto r-Runs goad· $2860. Late model Ford mow· ing machfne-f6150 . J D btlet· &650. Grind•. mi•lf 8696 ..Csll Is II True You Can Buy Jeepa for $44. through the U.S . go1o1ern· .ment7 Get the facts today! Call 614·288-6522. 1972. 175 MF tractor. Elc. Cond. Call 614· 286· 751!'1 IM· tween 1:00 to 4 :30. Aek fGr!lte. Manure ~pre•der . exc. ~. S 1 500 or beat offtr ., lMft spr1yer, IPPfOlll . 200 .... .... pump. 1960 or best .tt.., Malley Ferguaon sq . -. ....,, Mauay Ferguson 13 for •'"•· $1000 for both. Cell 814·187· 44aa. Heston Silage Wagon with roof and 8ton running gear. Ukenf!IW condition . Uted very liUie. Also blower ll!nd chopper. G14-867· Henderson, W. Va. 304-171- 1979 T·Bird Heritage. fully equipped. Ziebarted inside and OU11ide, 12,000.00. 304· 675 · 1978 Malibu Classi c, 1973 SS Nova, 304-676 -1861after5:00 pm. 04.650. 304-468· 1031 ' 1980 Dodge Omnio. good cond, run• good, 11 ,300.00. Call after 5:00PM, 304-676·2736. 72 Trucks for Sale 1978 GMC pickup-loaded. Ca ll 2986. 614-367· 7722. speed worm geer ior L·modol, gravel't Tr~ctor , 7 .6 HP . 304·176·4439 1fter I p.m. 1982 GMC 9· 16 pickup. 6 cyl .• • 1pd., longbed. 13200. C1ll Low 63 114·446·8760. 1973 Dodge. 71.000 actual milet. One owner, In e1tra good ehapa for a 73 model. t1000. Call 614·446·4286. Lives1ock Duroe lo~rs . Ired jult Iiiia tht boan we tet1ecl at the 0.. Testation thlt JaiMII OM 1 .1 lbs. pet d1y. "ogar IHtt.,, Sabine, OH . 613 · 514-2JH. Pony, 7 yr. mare: hcellent with children, pkls new alddlt. C1ll 614-36a-9371. 64 Hay 8o Grain Oats 1nd AHIIIf• Hay · ,_,._. square btlet · Mergen·• ...... 11wn Farm, Pltny. Rt . H . 304-675-1288 eventng, Straw U .OO bile. M4itrgen Woodl1wn Farm, Rt . 315, """'· W. Ve. 304-671-121& or atop H1y. barley and 1trew, 304·115· 50a6. 1975 Int. 5000 aeries, 238 din~ Tandem bump, 13 tpd. lflns. t13 .500 or best offer. C1ll G . Fran II Creamer 614-867· 448a. ConStruction machinery : 1160 Loader. t10.000 or be11 oHer. Call 614·887·4488 . c..., For S.le or Trade. 1983 ChiYY hl lf ton 4 whHI dr. Short bed. V-8 . Auto., with lockout hubs, new tir es, & mags. Lots of extr11. Needs painted. Call Want to IelSe 1500 to 801 lbt tobacco bile, 304-171-3411. I I 11''\ ' I I' 71 Autoa for ftihl 1973 Ford with factory flat bed. 7&,000 mil". AM ·FM, PB, good condiUon. Call61•·9•9· 3093 . 367-02a9. 1500 lb. payload. 9000 Vans & 4 W.O. · - -· 304·675·5870. 1114, C20 customiztd van like ntw con d. lots 1xtres. for ula or ,..,. on ~dar modet pickup Of 1111 Forlf GI'MMia; • .... 1ir... good c:ontl, CaH 114-111- 2 BR mobile home ., S 150/ month. t1 &0 Deposit . Loc1ted on Sow1rds Ridge Rd . C~tl l 6 U · 26CS·B206 or 2-46· Rooma tor rent , d-v . week , month. Olli la Hot el. Ca ll 614· 446-9715 Rent u low 11 t 120 month. 1981 l'ftuatane conwert..,..; whh:e with bf~ top, very ..... condhion. O.rege k.t . Cell 10dO. 2 bedtoom1. No pett. Furn iahed room. Utll ltlu pllid. Share b1th. S ingle mal•· 919 Second . Gallipoli1. C1ll •te -4411 lfttf 7pm . 6122. Call614·949-2424. 3 bed room . fu rnis hed , AC . GDod. clean cond ition. 1110. ptr month. New Havtn , 304· 882·2466. 2 bedroom trailer for rent in Middlepor t , Call 814· 992 · 3436. Two 2 bedroom mobilt hom • . furnished, y1rd wlthcheln link f•nc., 175.00 depo1it, phofll 304-175-6512 of1ar 6:00pm. Ooublt wide on private tot. 3 br, 2 full batht, IC, family room. Se• to 1ppreclatia. GalllpoU1 Ferry. 1325, 304-876·3087. 2643. •ns. Mot!)rcycles 1971'h Harle, O.vldaon, 80 cu. 715th annfvoerary model. Electr• Glide. Fulty dt . .ed, llerto, rlldio. 9 ,000 millS, Extra corwn.. 13,000 ""'•· Good -ion. C4H 814-441-4311 .,.••,.,. nloa. 14.1oo. c.11 e 14-3791tn T- ~ . 1171 Tr-AM . 4 . 2101 aft• &:00 PM . .. - m-..... "*" •••••I••· ._. c:ont1. AM·I'M·T- Cal ·114211-1121. ... . 1111 Yamth1 YZ 10 motorcy. de. bcellent condhion. rode "'Y llnla. 07&0. Caiii14·99Z- 1tUPni-J~Jf Cl, . 1171 Honde 3&0T. Low miJohn' . AttiC...... UBO. C.ll 614-111601144fl. j Space for •man traHert. AU hook-u pa. Cable. Alao eff icien~ rooms. air and c1btt. Muon, 19n Olth Coni- . . . • · Air, am-1111 I 1n011. . . ., W.Vo. Call 304-773-6U1 . ___.,._ 304-171-1111. "Show me a shepherd who knows how many sheep he's got and I'll show you an Insomniac!" • .... ,.,,.. 11U_IIIy_4 .. 4orl 1111. U. S. DEPT. OF TAX SIMPLIFICATION NOT Serv1ccs 81 Ill IIJ 1111 Joopantyl 1;1 ® Sotp 7:35 (I) NBA Dreft Ro·Cop 8:00 ()) Dokllri II()) CALF (J) Llmlttd Hydroplont Roclng St. Pelersburg OMC Cobra Series from St. Patersburg, Florida (T) Ill a (J) ABC'o Mondoy Night Beltboll IJ)In Snrch of the Trolon Wtr Schllomann's successors attempted IOPelve AN ENT~ANCE ~ i • i 'I 0 ALLEY OOP ATTA GIRL! NOW Y'CAN Home Improvements substance to his dream. THERE ! I THINK THAT TURN 11M LOOSE! ill! Ill C Kete I Alllt All e fi nally graduates, only lo be disillusioned about her career. 1;1 l!llln SHrch of tho Trolon W11 Tho slory of Heinrich SchH8mann, Who round gold lrea&ure at Troy. &;I 1111 Primenowa wrep ups of OUGHTA. START THINGS HUMMING AROUND HERE! BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Un conditional lifet ime gu1ren· tee. Local references furnis hed. Free estimate~ . Call collect 1· 814· 237 -0488. day or nlgl'tt. Ro!;lersB1 1e ment Weterprootlng. 446-0294 Vinyle & Aluminum Siding. Storm windows & doon, over hang guttert. Free estimate•. EEK & MEEK ~().IJ lH£_ &!SI~ IJEWL MJD Ph. 614-446·6332. E•terlor Stucco, Plaster and Pl1s1erRep1ir. ~orkbythehour or by the job. Free estimate. Call 614-266-1182. 6JSIUS5 lEAC€RS ~ SfRICXJ5LY ~D f4WJr A ~l'K ~ IIJ SALES MJD PR:fi'TS .[:{Sfm Alo.J I~'St 1/J ~CHARGIOO , FALSE. ADV£RTISI~ . RIP-OfF'S AIJD {)E(fPTIV& ·LASr MCMH... Tree & stump removal, top soil. ttone. mulch. IYtfiltHn shrubt, lawn aeeding. firewood . Oon'a Land1cape1. 614-446-9146. -;:v- LABW~ ;;v- RON ' S Tel evision Servloa . Hou le CI IIS on RCA , Quazar. GE . Speciallng In Zenith. Call 304-578-2398 or 614· 448· e 2464. Fetty Tree Trimming, 1tump removal. Call 304·175· 1331 , Rotary or c•ble tool drilling. Most well• completed ume d•v . Pump saln and lentice. 304· )E;I ~lntervlewa Llrry King Llvtl In depth with lop MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP IF 'rOLJ'RE EVER IN A SITUATION WHERE YOU'VE qaT ID KILJ.. A COUPLE OF HOLJR5 ... AND 'rOU'VE GOT NOTHING m c:o, EiO m A CHIN ESE RESTAI.lRANT... / 576·2903. AND ORDER EroSG DROP SOWPAND nawsm1kers and celtbflt!es. t:30 (J) Suiting O.P. Pro Surfing Championships from Hunllnglon Beach, California C HOPSTICKS. I (T) ill! e1121 Dealgnlng Women Tetnlgtllumbtr pany bl'lnga moment of truth. (A) 10:00 ill! e C Cegnoy ond Llcey Del. Patrie becOmes a suspect In lhe brulal sleylng of e man. (Rl,.~ @ Enning 1 Awrap up of today' a news end a look ahead to tomorrow'a news stories. (t :00) @Newo a (ll 01111 Arnttlcln Plumbing & Heating CARTER ' S PLUMBING ANQ HEATING COJ. Fourth 1nd Pine G111ipolia, Ohio Phone 614· 446·3888 or 614· 446-4477 84 C> ''" ~ .......... BARNEY 111~ Mylllry C.ro I CAN'T PLAY CARDS TONIGHT, LUKEY -· MY WASHER · DRVER'S Electrical 8o Refrigeration 10:05 (!) MOVIE: Folher of lht lrlclt (NR) (1 :33) 10:30 ()) IIIII Colby BROKE Realdentlal or eomrnerci .. wlr· ing. New sMVIca or repairt. Llcen1ed alectrician . Estimate hee. Ridenour Electric1l. 30•· 85 (J) WOI'Id Jet lid ChlmpiOnlllllpe From Like Havaou, Arizona (T) 11:00 ()) Hlrdcalllll I'ICI McCorrn!ck Ill • (J) llll illl a ()) ao IIIINewo General Hauling K•w11aki 710 lTD 10.000 mM•. fully dr-ad: · - · 11 ,100.00, 304411-1011. '10 Cl 110 Honda 1110. '73 -Carlo 171-2317. 1400. - · 304- (!)lltlnDn 1111 Montytlnt Current Diii Brd WMet Service: Pools, Cisterns, Wells. Deliwery Any· time. C1ll 614-446· 7404· NO ~ SundiV ctlls . R & R Wat8f Service. Home cistflfns. welll. pools filled. FormMiy James Rove Wiler. S.mt rates . C1tl 304-675- 6370. J & J Water Servic1. Swimming . 1 pools, cit terns. well s. Ph. &14· w 246-9285. ... ., -· ~----~------~----··.. MY !BHonty_... am L.ovt Cot•1KIIon 11:30 a()) 11!1 11M! o1 c.reon ... SUTMY eoDY A 1EMI'\.E•. API'EIITE I~ (J)~(L) CiJWRKPin~ IS AN aL,~·E;I Ill , P.f, QJJ Thll Old ltouM &;I AiHEI~ .. @ lporta Tonight Upholstery l--il:;7_;;1-:':-=-,lr=-.:;-l..:...rl--i • • • • . L-l'-..L-.L-L-..L---1 Complere rne cnucklo quooed by filling in the missing word s you develop from step No. 3 below. YEsTERDAY'S SCIAM-LEIS' ANSWERS Gllllce - Joist - Uncle - Verbal - COLLEGE On our croee country trip, we had paaaed thouaands of billboards. The one I recall the mOll! reed ... " Pieue Stop. I Have Kids In COLLEGE." BRIDGE +to 8 n James Jacoby •Kt NORTH 1-11·11 • QJ 7 2 .AK2 Taking precautions WEST +J 7 I .Ji86% EAST tAKi6S •to 7 s I• ts K8 8 +10 u8 By James Jacoby .QJ7S SOUTH Since South was using standard bid.Q2 ding, his three-diamond jump raise .AQS was forcing. The North band was best t A tOUtS suited for no-trump, but the spade • 8 5. holding o( I 0-8-f-3 contained an uncerVulnerable: North-South tain stopper. So the three-spade cueDealer: North bid by North showed a partial slop and asked South to bid the no-trump game w011 Nonh Eau Sotollo with J-x, Q·x or anything better. f • t+ When the jack of spades was led, Pass Pass S NT South mentally congratulated himself Pa11 Pass Paa on his fine bidding to get to the right Opening lead: • J contract. East played the encouraging six of spades at trick one, and declarer won the queen. He then p\ayed to the heart kina to take a diamond finesse. lions In case the diamond kln1is with When West turned up with the dia- West. He assumes a five-card suit fpt mond king and another spade, the de- East's one-spade overcall. If he allows. fenders took five tricks to set the con- the jack of spades to hold the trick, the tract. or course It was unlucky that defenders can continue the suit, but East did not hold the diamond king, the 10 In dummy will be an eventual but declarer did not play with proper stopper. Declarer can then play dl~­ cautlon. monds at his leisure, not caring whethJ Since there Is only a ~0-~0 chance er West holds the kina, since West wll f. that the finesse In diamonds will be not have another spade to lead to Hll successful, South should take precau-· partner. ,. ,. 1....----------...l ACROSS 40 Composer Nino 1 Farther 41 Legal than . document 5 Seafood sauce 9 Singer 10 Novelist Anya 12 Seattle (Derby horse) 13 Mariners DOWN 1 Trattoria specialty Z Pooped . ., 3 Susman's phrase 4 Haul II Declare 6 VIllain's UApex look 16 Gennan 7 Greek article letter 17 Conceit 8 Become 18 Pollen dominant holder 11 Nullify 20 Pierce 21 Malt kiln 22- d'Azur 14 .' Yeaterd1y'• Anlwer Dynamite 25 Set right Inventor 27 San Juan 16 Lucy's snooze first love 30 Stimulate 19 Abhorred 31 Illustrious 20 Patton on film 23 Hiatus 2-' Classify 33 Tiniest pup 36Ufe story (sL) 37 River bottom ., 23 LaBelle or Page 211 Staying place 26 Tennis we at 27 Adam's son 28 Secondhand 29 Medical graduate 32 Spanish composer 33 Rosy 34 Chinese prefecture 311 Antarctica volcano 37 Fight 38 Corrupt 39 Gaelic DAILY CRYPI'OQUM'ES-Here'ahow to work It: 8122 AXYDLBAAXR laLONGFELLOW One letter stands for another. In this sample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, the length and fonnation of the words are all hints. Each day .the code letters are different. CRYPTOQUOTES 6-22 TL opponent II\ 1111 bid for City Counolllt I IIIUrdtr IUipecl. LI ~Care Uti ~~~ow BASEBALL MA6AZINE · JUST CALLED.. 12:00 ()) llll'nllnd Allen THI~K THE\' WANT (i)lportal.aolc (A) AN I!ITERVIEW? Cil t!lghllnt &;I e (J) AIIC liiort. 1'11Mnl8 "Motldlw lpartar.Ate• QJJIIIgnOII Ill Nowlltlgtll Uva ,_. W1111 Pllrk;k Emory lnd Mowrey·• Uphotst•lng aerving Klr1tln Undqulll. (1 :00) 12:01 <ll Neloull Googi8Phlc ., p QG y H aiD ~EALLY? DO YOU new Upho1tertc1. G After discussing a problem with my elderly aunt I came to the conelusion that geHing advice can be ~~at comton, even when It's- w NUT EAT ao 'limon ond limon' 1B Tllfllll' John MD Oh. 114-211·1470, he. 114·441·3431. Opon d... 91o 4:30, SM. t :30 10 1:30. Old • . i I0 MLX ICHH w U WJ HK YF C T HM XPH L I (R) PEANUTS C~y. tri COUntyate•22yewe. The Mit in fumh:wre uphotrttMg. CIM ~· 304 · 871 - 415• for free~ "timet:•. 1 1 1 I' 1 . . . . s CJI laW Nfllil A.J.'I SOMEONE ~ROM THE R • M Custom Couches and 1 R-.pholstery, St. Rt . 7 , Crown Action paclltd lporll fiiQhllghta wl1h Nick.Charlet ancf Jim HuiMir. (0:30) 2919 87 1-:--TM~O~UT.R;'-';R-11 reports on world economics ancr flnanclll news wl1h Lou Dobba. (0:30) Watterson 's Water Haulino, • reasonable rates. irrimedi1te ' 2,000 g11ton dttivery, cistetna, pools. we". etc. Clll 304-578· Formerly Ken '• now John's W•ter Service, John Wl'ftenon, · Jr. Ownet. 1,000 01' 2.000 g .. ·' Mntice. 30.· 578· 2248 , i NOGUY 1:; 1----T'-1-T-1:::..,.::1,;--;1;:-;~ the day's world news and In depth feature reports. (1 :00) !D1 MOVIE: 'Colllomlo Spl"' .Prime Tlmt (Ri(t :47) • Cll MOVIE: Wt Lovt Lucy 8:05 <D MOVIE: Thl Brfdgel II 'ro«o-RI(NR) (t :43) 1:30 all! i1!J Vlltrft Valeria gels her purse stolen while logged In a.t the airport. (R) ill! 11 C My Slotor Slm Sam and Dixie spar when Patti falls for Dixie's son. (AI E;l 9:00 ()) 700 Chob IIIli 11!1 MOVIE: 'Tht Ltdltt' NBC Mondly Night lllht Movlaa Ill Sulfw Maoulnt (T) Ill IIJI Amtrlcan Ptoyhoun Hlp city kid end narrow minded Midwestern sludenl become roommates . C ill! C Ntwhort Dick's former glrffrlencf turns up esentlng serious probltmt. SWEEPER 1nd sewlng m.chin1 repair, parts. and suppliel . Pick up and delivery. Davia V1cuum Cleaner, on e half mile up Georgn Creek Rd .. C•ll 614· -:-:-~------- lc - AM -PM '""'· 7471. ilJI Whtlf of Fortune 1;1 1111 Crotofl11 (0:30) 675-2315. 3HZ. COUNTRY MOBilE Home Park, Route 33, North Clf Pomeroy. fhntal tr•il••· Call 614-992- 304·175-1071. t 74 ln. 47 Space for Rent Space far rant, trliler 1pac:tt. Locust Rd, Rt. 1, Point Pte..,nt, 15 Jeep, 74 Harley 01vid10n ... 304·176· 1421. 814·241-.1017-homa ,..., 2415319, 441-1471. (A) 11(1) Judge 575·17e6. 1979 Ford lrgnco, u . e.H. Low mit... Alpine A•• ..,....,.. One owner. Ct1111 4 ·441· 1113 anytime. Furnished Rooms FRANK AND ERN 1987 510, PS , PB , 4 1peed. long for Rent 45 Sanford and Son 7:30 II ()) II) Ntwlywtd Qome I]) Mejor LtlfiUt Beltblll'l 01111111 Hill The Sevenlies 7:05 (!) 814-446-1610. 4 2 Mobile Homes 2 Bedroom Mobile Home In Crown City. Ph. 614· 265· 6520 4418. 82 304-896-3322. Clun apt in Handenon, p1rtlally furni shed, 304·875· 1912 after 6:00pm. 1974 ctmper. 21 ft .. tandem wheels, awning 1nd antenna, full bath . 13200 . Call 614-985· 1979 Toyota 4 ~heel drive with lou of extrn A811 sharp. Call '12 GMC dump truck. good 111 arownd cond. 11eel bed f1700 . 2BR . AC. ca ble. Hud accepted . Rive rv iew in Kanawg1. Fattfltl Mobile Ho me P~rli . Ph. &1 4 · 446-1602 . 19?0 self-cont1ined camp•. 18 ft . in good condition. Sleeps sl1 . Call 814-992· 5011 . litle. """ 4:00. 614·388·9873. 73 SNAFU® by Bruce Beattie 1970 23 tt , Winnebago. Loaded. Starlls Tree and Lawn Service. 11wn Clfe, tand1caping, ttump removal, 304 , 678 · 2842 or 1176. 61 Farm Equipment 3• CllBenaon Sllr Trtk Coll614-985-3a67. 1978 Franklin Sk l dder · 114.000. Prenni1 loader on Chevrolet truck-f1 ,000. 1974 Int. truck 12,000. 1974 auto. c• & tr1llar (40 ft .)·S?,BOO. Call mil•. eo.ooo mlln Of 1 v..n warrlnty. For 11le or tr.te fOf old• pick-up. Call &U-992· l & Campers 895·3802 bed. & LJVt:SIIICk 79 Motors Homes 614-256·e867. 1969 QMC 1 ton whh elf11e r.aks. 15 ft . 2 gates. eo.ooo adu1l mile~ . t1200. 080 . 1 tamdum axel low boy, t6DO . C111 &14·742· 2002 or 6U· 65 Seed & Fenilizer Ph. 614·379-2220 or 1-304· 675·6768. 1360. 1981 Vollluwagen Jette, !5,000 miles. 304-876-16 36 . Now buying 1hetl ccnn er etr corn. Call for latelt quotH. RivM City Farm Supply, 614· 441· BUDGET Transmistions: U1ed & Rebuilt. All typn. Guaranteed a minumum of 30 days, will . doiWer. c .. h & carry or in1tal. 1979 Dodge Holiday RambiBf' motor home, elec., ga1. h11 werything In good shape. 304· 1977 Chevy C8& dwmptruek. 6 sp-tran1miuion. 2 t p· 111le, 7421 . IT":"~=~-.,..., 1970 Chevelle SS , 4 speed . Call 614-9815-4308 after 5:00p.m. 614-992·7647. Buy one any sire chain sawc:hlln an d get second cttain half jtri... EQUIPMENT C8 .. ARLO AND JANIS 1966 Chevelle Superaport. 327 engine. blue2 door hardtop. Call 1-312·742-1142 Exo. 4069. 'BO AMC Spirit. 6 cy l. 3-sp. with air. t1,000. or belt offer . 304-675-6542, c•ll aftllt' 5. SIDERS Auto Parts & Accessories 1976 S1arcraft 24ft Cl mper, tull bath. air cond. forced air fur· n1ce. 1leeps 7. two holding tanks, awning, RaHehitch. Mint cond. 304·67&· 3193. 6937. 1286. Basketball hoop with ba ck bo ard & net . Neve r usad. 304-675· 1636. 614-446-7796. 1982 Pontiac Firebird. 306 V -8 . Low milt~ , AC . AM · FM . C11sette, sunroof. 14800. Call 304-675 · 7643 or 614-446· FMill Supplil's 3-pc cherry dining rol'lm set. 5· 24 " base kit cabinets. s.ofla . Call Andy Sigler . 304- 675 - 19n Dodge Aspen , V·B. 318 auto .. runs great. Needs grill. Good work car. $800. Call Ut ilitv bldg: 27'd8'•t' .., , •• , . track door • 3' w1Hl . .,. 84444 erected · Iron Mwf• Bldg1. 614·332-t7415 . ..... 58 11' Glutron 1976 302 Ford v-8 motor 190 hp 1-1 cond. *3,995. 76 1978 Pinto·alltomatic 1800. Trade Cheaper-Caeh . 1975 GMC 6000 dump truck •9500. C111 614· 448·701 9. 387-7771 . 614·388·9832. Purebred Siamese kittens. Call 614-949· 2290. Autos for Sale Ch1Ne1te: Orange. tan. wide Urn. 1ir stlocked, tinted, gold wheeta. hood scoop, sunroot. ctean and rUn free. auto. Call tor into. Call 814-446-3376 . Beaut iful black gaited 4 yr. old horse. 83 ih. tall. Womtnorchlld s1fe. Will tell for 1800 . or hide tor •m•ll• g•rted hone. Ctll 54 Misc . Merchandise 18 ft. above ground pool. ready to go. All acceuories and wooden deck Included. S7 50. CROSS .. SONS U.S. 36 Woo1 , Joclcoon, Otoo. 614·3aa-871 1. 57 H11rley Davidson Golf Cart for sa le. Gas. Good condition, new to p. new tinted windshield. new tires, run• good. 1500. Ca ll Ear l Rou t h 61 4 -992· 2646 or s.ea at 298 Wr ight St .. Pomeroy. 71 A.K.C. Rottw eiler puppin. We have too m1ny fe mal e puppies! Qualit"' dogs at half price. Now only S300. O.F.A. stock. 614- 696·1317. $2.900. Coli 614-«6-7896. 304-a96-3436. 62 Wanted to Buy Wanted: Stud Se rvice for AKC Reg . t emaleRottweiler. Will give Picll of litter. Ca ll 614·388· Ill e<IJ ABC Nowo &:;I Ill Nlglltly lualneaa Roport ill! e C CBS NtWI illl Voyoge of the Mimi 1111 ShowBiz Toclly News of lha entertainment world Is anchored live from Now York. (0:30) 8:35 (!) Ltovolt To lluvtr 7:00 ()) HorocuUt •net McCormick II()) PM Mogozlne Ill Sport1Ctnter (L) Ill En-Inman! Tonight a (J) Ptople'l Cou~ Ill illl MecNIII/ Ltllrer N1w1Hour (1 :00) ill! Nowa IIJ Montyflne Currenl reports on world economics and financial news with Lou Dobbs. (0:30) Ill C 11!1 Wheel ol Fortune Sternwheeler: partl1lly rntorecl. ' • AdvlniUIII (R) 0800. Coll614·446.7109. · Farm Equipm.n1 . e 1986 Mercury 50 HP outboard motor. Lest then 20 hourt used.' Fuel iniection. All controls, &lee. start. 6 g11. giScaniNeWm•ln t, baltery. All for $2;lOO. 31 ft. bolt tr., double axle. lika new. 61 UMI • ()) [I) a (J) ill! .., ilJ 11!1 Nowo Ill Sport1Look (T) Ill Dr. Who Talons ol Wang-Chalng, Part 5 illl SlcNt City Cll Buck Rogere S:05 (!) Down to Earlh Sloreo. 6:30 a()) il!l NBC Nightly Newa I]) John Fox'• oioldoor Boats and Motors for Sale Lat•· Extraa. See If Oallipoll1 Boat Club. Call 614-4.t8·47B2. ~~=========~===:::::::•:":":":":·:·~:·~~ MON., JUNE 22 WOlD EVENING •:00 ()) Big Vohy 27.2 .. Ca ll 614 -446 · e.w. tentio n. 1 child 's desk/ chair. office withmachinfl typewriter Ca bine1 desks aewing & atool, acce1sories. Call 614· 446·7781 after &PM. 62 • 83 200 Big Red 3 wheeler. ,.built. 8650. C1ll 4i14-379- 1986 24 ft . Pontoon floatboll!1 , 70 HP E\le~rude· motor, trail•. The Daily Sentinei-- Page- 9 Television Viewing 614·«6-1413. 19a3 XA 600 A . V"'Y Good Shape. 1850. Call ~14· 388 · 6711 . 2 cyl. AC-DC ..,..elder generator on trailer . t 13CJO . Cell814 -446· 77153. 1 and 2 bedroo m apartm ents for rent. Basic rent for 1 bdr .. · Cou nty Appliance, Inc. Good used appli•n ces and TV tell. S183.00; 2bdr ., S2 19.00 . Also Open SAM to 6PM . Mon thru re(wuir ed 8 &200.0 0 lftc urity depos it . CONTACT: Ja cklo n Sat . 614· 446-1699 , 627 3rd. Av e. Gallipolis. OH . Es1at8s Dept. Ph 446 · 3997 Equal Hous ing Opponunity. Valley Furni ture, new & used. large section of quelity furniFurni1 hed !I unfurnish ed apts .. S150.00 and up, r e f er~mc:es Ph . ture . 1 2 1 6 Eastern Av e ., G111ipolis. 304-675· 7738 or 304-675 · 51 04 A-1 Reel Estate Up s ta ir~ Coli 614·266-6200. 4 room house lor ule. 46 Neil Ave. 1 12 ,000 C11 ll 614· 3 67- 2 bedroom mobi le ho me. Rousn la ne. Cheshire. Nice lot . Call 304-773-6928 SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE Pomeroy-- Middleport, Ohio BORN LOSER Motorcycles New Oakwood ha ng ing swing8125 . New Oakwood porch 3 , 060 Nat io nal Geog raphic: M agar i n e~ : 1961 to 1987. 2 Monday, June 22. 1987 1978 KE -100 KawaNki·low mileltlJ•· he. Cond. •3715 . CaU Heat ilator all mmal rirep lace. compJete- S310. Cell 614-446· 1340. 51 Household Goods ~;.;:;;~;:::;:;:====1::;::;;:;:::;::;::::;:====1 791 .21 fi 2. 74 75 gllder · S2 50 Merchandise '!<r. 1. se ~ KIT 'N' CAIIL YLE ~ L8rry Wright Est1te Diamond• : Mens 6% carat total w ei ght -canteina 3 stone• in platinum mounting. 2 mens 1 carat diamond clutteJ ringa in geld mou nt ing. Call 614·286-4183 or 288-1187. 1771. 614 · 992 · ~0 1 8 . "This is the first time anyone ever spent the whole 15 minutes just parking." Monday, June 22, 1987 I I!Jql4ollr . B L F J W B p QJ I C LJ U WJ H K v ' z. P F J R: I C HHQMV YHQMV w UPHGXHf:XLM Yetterday'l Cryptoquote: HEALTH IS CERTAINLY MORE VALUABLE THAN MONEY BECAUSE IT IS BY HEALTH Tfi;\T MONEY IS PROCl,!!_lED,-- JpHNSON . "·• ' �' Page-1 0- The Daily Sentinel Monday. June 22, 1987 Pomeroy. Middleport, Ohio Rain postpones Ohio Lottery Wimbledon Daily Number 225 Pick 4 2436 play Page4 • • at y Vol.37, No.34 Partly cloudy toniKht , . Thursday. Low tonight tJe. tween 85 and 70. Highs Wednesday In the mid 80s. enttne Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, June 23, 19f$7 Copyrighted 1987 •" . 1 SecHon, 10 Pllg• 2& Centa A Multimedia Inc. Newapeper Hoffman outlines requirements for project CI.OGGI~G - Thl' toe tapping, knee slapping Rain how ('loggt•rs, mad<• up of little gals and hig gals, took to ('our! Slrt•t!t Saturday morning and Yom Social Semri~)'.' provid•·d Ponwroy ll••ritaJ.{t' WN•k1•nd g-o••r."i with MEHCHANTS BHOWSING - :-.umt• high-spiritNI t•ntertainmrnt. ('hanls, Su~an '"'·al m<•r- ('lark and Ann Chapman, t•njoyt•d Ht·ritagt• Wt•t•kend Ry Lou Horvath Hepresentatlve As wr' vr mentioned in this column b<·fon'. th<· disa bllil .v IJPnrfl t programs undr r Social &c urlty and Supplem ental Securit y lnco m£• arc inlrnMd for the prrson wh osr Impai rment would prev('nt lhf' rrlurn lo any type o( work. There Is no provision In lhr law for a part ial disa bility nr tempora ry co ndl · lion. A slgnlfir·ant asp1•rt of the program dr.s lgn, though. Is lhr opportun ity for a prrson rrccivlng disabilit y benefi ts to allcmpl lo get bac k int o lhc workforcr without los ing hrncfll. Pllglhlllly . A tri al work pr rlod Is avalla bl r that allows thr Social Src urll y disa bility beneficiary check con· tlnuat ion for nine mon ths whll r hrowsing Ill<' diffPrt•nt huoth.• during Saturday's the pt•rso n has to Slop wor king brca use of th e impairment. Beginning in July, !herr will br a signifi ca nt differ f' ncr fo r somP- one gell ing Suppl ementa l Sec urIt y Inco me paym(•nts. though. Unlike Social Secur ity benefit s which derive from covered r mployment , SS T paymr nts arr based on nerd . In ot her word s. a person who Is disabled can qu alify for SS T if his or hrr pay ments. thr 1619 provisions . ca n al low Medica l eligibility if il co ntinu e to work and rece ive is necessar y for continu ed emmonthl y checks. The amount of ployment. Your Social Security the SSTpa yment depends on tho amount of the ear nin gs; the office doesn't ma ke any Medcaid hi gher the earnings, the low pr el igibility determinations or ap· plicat ions. Your Co un ty Depart I he SS T. of Human Services admin ment Cont inuing SST eligibilit y usuisters thE' Medi caid program: allv qual ifies the rec ipient for oth er needs based progra ms ca ll them for info rm ation. If you ncf'd morr information such as Medicaid . Eve n aft er ear nings arr too hi gh for SST about Social Securi ty or SST. mE'nt . an SST rec ipleot can inco m e and asst? ts m et cer tai n guid!"lines. regardl ess of an v work history In July. a disabl ed SS I rrc ipienl won't have a specific nine· month trial work pN iod likt' the Socia l Securit y disa bilit y br ncfi · ciarv . Under th e SS11619 provi sions. th r amount of the ra rnin g s will be th<•dr trrmining fac lor. As io n ~ as lhrre has not bee n a signi fica nt medi ca l im provr · WASHINGTON (UP!) - Prices at the retail level rose 0.3 percent In May, but the pace of Inflation slowed sllghUy from the three previous months, the government said today. Tbe Labor Department said a 0. 9 percent Increase In grocery prices was the biggeSt onemonth hike since last August. with beef and pork prices rising by 3.1 percent and 2.0 percent, and fruit and vegetable prices .-Ising 1.4 percent for the month. The May Increases lor apparel. transportation and housing, a big reason lor higher Inflation In the past .lew months, were the smallest so far this year, with clothing prices rising only 0.2 percent after Increases of 1.5 percent and I .7 percent in March and April. Gasoline prices rose 0.4 per· cent, the smallest Increase of the year . Although pump prices have risen 14.9 percent over the first live months of 1987, they are still 30.1 percent lower than a March 1981 peak, the Labor Department said. All the ligures are adjusted for seasonal variations. The Consumer Price Index tracks the changing cost of goods and services. In May It hit 338. 7, meaning that a set of items worth $100 In 1967 cost $338.70 In May. For the three previous months , tial , lh<•n thr r!' will br a gracr pr t·iod of lhrrr additi onal months b!'fon• b<• nt'f ils slop enllrei!'· For up to a yrar fr om tha i polnl, t)(•nc fl1 pay mr nl s can rrs umr H Wolfe birth Cha r les ancl Mary WolfP an nounc0 thr hi rlh of thPir firs! child. a son. .lrrr my Brya n. bor n on Ma.1· 2! t in Okinawa .. Ia pan whr r<' hP is sl<tlionrd wih tht · U. S . Navy. Th r Infant wei ghed SC'\ '('n pounds. 1·1 oun ('t's .and wa s 211 lnchrs long. M al f' rn a l grandpm·c•nl .-: an· Mr. and Mrs. .Jam('s Cun C r C'al · gramlmoth r•r ;, Ruth I. Wolfe. Mr. and Mrs. l.awrrn!'r Hoffn r r S~1 r a r u s r, of who i.I S.'-. i ~ l r d in rPar lng Char lt'" Woll4'. HI '£' thC' l nftn1 t' s gJ T a l tJu nl and un c·l t•. Parsons birth ·and Mrs. ntl l Parsons of M l'. V0r o Bl'i.IC'h. Fl u. arnmun('l' IIH• birth of a daug hl f'r , Samantha R tH'. on M ttY :111. PH I(' rn al g rd iH i pa n• nt ~ arr M r . M rs .Jcl(• P;t rsnns . St. M a r~· s. illl rl W.V:L, and tilt' pat •·rnal grr al· gr andpan ' rlh at\' M r . and M r s. \V .O. Parson.'-. Rac ln r . P<tlt •rn ul grPu t-g rra1 ~r an dm o thL'r i" Ha lllr (' ros ..... S ~Ta c u sP . a nd ma ll '!'· Mrs. Ira ( 'nrprn1 rr. For1 Dodg<'. Iowa . Mr. and M r-; . 11arsons h aY l~ two o.thrr dmJg h! rr ..... l<lis r. six . and Nico l''. f'otl r. Aleshire, Hysell tie for n>p honors WASHINGTON (UPI) -The Reagan administration has sent an envoy to South Korea with a strong signal to Its military forces : Do not stage a coup to deal with the current political crisis. Gaston stgur, asslstan( secretary of State lor East Asian and Pacific Affairs. prepared to open two days o! talks In Seoul today on ways to end 13 days of violent demonstrations against the government. "In our view. military Intervention would be a serious disservice to Korea 's Interests, " State Department spokeswoman Li nnl r Relit•il lr s hlrP an <I .Ju lio Hysr ll tird for the top loS<•rs al nig ht' s m t,r lin J! or of TOPS :.711 held at Vr tl'ra ns Mt•morla l Hos pita l. Jud )' La udrr in ilt was tho runn f'r -llp and top tt>f'n losPI' was Pr nn.1· Gil lispie. BN nirr Darst won lh<• fruit ba sket. Brg lnning in ,Jul y lhr club meetings wil l br hr fd at the Coonhu ntors l'h1b bu i ld i n ~ on !h(• fairg;·mmds. Pfans made for }tt6' 4th fe.rt . ' The Lactl rs ,\ uxi llar)· of lhr Ha<'i ne l'ol un tt·Pr Firr Depart· ment fin allzrd plans for tht• ann ual Fourth of .lu i)' celebra tion when tho)· 111 ~ 1 Turs da)· in rrgular session. Among the event s to bo spansorrel b)' tho auxlllar)· will be public games. sta rting at 12 noon, glveuways. a money hal. and the sale of colton candy and )()()gallons of homemade Ice cream. A community va riety show will . be held at Rp.m. Fourteen auxil iary members were presem lor the planning session which was conducted by Ann Layne, pres ident of the organization. a prices at the retail level rose 0.4 percent. Sofarthisyear, theprlcelndex has risen at a 5.6 percent annual rate, with the cost of energy up 16.2 percent. Excluding energy prices, Inflation was up 4.8 percent. Elesplte the gain at the grocery checkout counter, part of the overall 0.6 percent hike In food and beverage prices, the price of poultry fell lor the ninth month In a row by 0.3 percent In May . ROBERT E. MERCER Housing costs rose just 0.2 percent In May, due partly to lower fuel oil prices - down 1.4 percent after sharp gains earlier this year. The cost of transportation rose 0.3 percent In May following a 0. 5 percent Increase In April, with the prices of used cars rising 1.5 WASHINGTON tUPII - Dapercent - the filth Increase In a niel Maestri blames on-the- job row. Public transportation costs pressures and fears at the were down lor the second month, Internal Revenue Service for a this time by 0.3 percent, due tax dispute that nearly cost him the restaurant business that had mostly to lower airline lares. The government said the cost been In his family for 63 years. IRS workers testifying before a of medical care was up 0.6 percent In May, the same as In Senate Finance subcommittee April, but entertainment costs reviewing a proposal to establish rose 0.3 percent following a 0.6 a "taxpayers' bill of rights" say Maestri Is probably right. percent hike the month belore. Robert Miller, an IRS collec· The Labor Department said higher admission prices, particu- lions agent in Wheaton, Md .. said larly to sporting events, have many of his colleagues f<'j>l that "no matter what we do, It' s leveled off somewhat. wrong." Thatleellng means they pass on to taxpayers a simila r "harshness and abu siveness, " he said. The IRS had no co mment on speclllc cases, Including that of Maestri. owner of an Italian restaurant In Ton !It own, Ark . Phyllis Oakley said Monday. Maestri told the IRS oversight Slgur, Oakley said, Intends to subcommitt"" Monday his probmeet a "cross·section of Korean lems began about two years ago political leaders to assess the when slow business and high current situation there," lnclud· Interes t rates put him behind In lng m""tlng with opposition his federal withholding tax payments. leaders. President neagan ·s chief spoHe met with an IRS officer who kesman, Marlin Fitzwater, said "s""med like he was going to Monday that Slgur " Is going help us, but really all he was primarily to assess the situation. doing was setting me up lor the His message Is that we would like kill," said Maestri, who later was to see a dialogue with the told he had 10 days to pay the opposlt ion." government more than $50,000 President Reagan said Mon- with no prospect of an Instal· day Slgur "will do what Is lment plan. necessary." AdvlsM that the agency's nexf Continued on page 10 Continued on page Ill Activities of IRS are denounced dersand some property owners who do not have money to keep up their properties but commented that he has a problem on .rentals which are mak· lng money for the owner but are not properly maintained. Mayor Hoffman will gather Information on how other communities handled the rental maintenance problem. Mayor Hoffman reported that the town's project of having Its own cable television system Is on hold walling cost reports from Columbus. and Southeran Ohio Electric and General Telephone Co. of Ohio. Council discussed also the need of a yard sale ordinance being developed and will take action at a future meeting. The objections are signs thai are posted and never taken down and the constant yard sales In some locations. Councilman Gilmore suggested . the Installation of steps at one of the ball fields at Hartinger Park will look Into both matters. C:llmor'ealsooutllned plans lor the town's July 4th celebration which · will start at 12 noon with a parade and conclude with a fireworks display at 9:30 that evening. Attending the session were Mayor Hoffman, Clerk Jon Buck, and Councilmen Gilmore, Hor· ton. William Walter, Jack Satterfield and James Clatworthy. Mercer calls free enterprise a "masterplan for success' RIO GRANDE - "The Amerl· can system of fr ee ente rprise Is a mas terplan thai allows for success," the chairman and chief executive officer of the Goodyear Tire aod Rubber Company said Monday at the kick-off dinner for rhe 13th annual "Free Enterprise In AmPrlca Workshop" at Rio Grande College and Community College. . Speaking to an audi ence comprised primarily of student s, facult y and administration. as well as business, Industrial and civic leaders. Robert E . Mercer, who was elected to Goodyear's top management position In 1983, urged his listeners to "unit e behind a campaign to clean up the tarnished Image of free enterprise." Recent disclosers concerning Insider trading and corporal<' raldln~. Mercer said, have dam· aged the lma~e or free enterprise - a system h~ described as having "the power to catapult us toward success." Hv labeled lhose lnl'olved In Insider tradln~ and corporate raiding as "Anti·Enl£>rprise." " This workshop," he said, "Is a posltlv<' action that will help students develop and perpetuate the positive lmagP of free enterprise." The week-ion!{ ••Free Enterprise In America" workshop, which Is open 10 high school juniors and seniors, Is designed · to create a better understanding of the American economic system. 11 Is sponsored annually by the Loren M. Berry Center for Economic Education at Rio Grande College. The workshop receives !lnancial support through corporate and Individual contributions. In urging his audience to defend the fr"" enterprise sys· tlml. Mercer aHvliled !hal success could be achieved by embracing the work ethic. "Success comes," he said. "within an environment of fr"" enterprise and through a commitment 10 thP work ethic." He described the work ethic as · "a pledge to give a lull days work." During Monday evenings open·, lng ceremonies, Mercer pres· · en ted "The Goodyear Scholar- ; ship" lor 1987-88 to senior Rio , Grande College student Sandi M. · • Conllnued on PIKe 10 Reagan officials urge restraint in Korea nal grandp:.ll't•nts arr Mr. and Tu t'sd a ~: disa bility , or if you or someone you know Is receiving payments currently and is considering a rr turn lo work. give us a call. We've got a freE' pamphlet called " Benefit s for Disabled Prople Who Return to Work" thai can hel p answer your questions. Our local numbrr is 992-6622 and our office is open Monday through Friday from 8:45a.m. until 4:30 p.m. 30 percent to provide the moneys needed for the will readvertlse the project. required upgrading. The sewage r ate for a propMayor Hoffman repot·ted that the budget will erty owner Is now $5.65 month and an 85 percent be ready for council at the next regular meeting. Increase would make the charge $10.45, Mayor He report ed also that· he Is receiving nuHoffman said. This Is not an excessively high fl . merals ralls about pit bulls and suggested that gure In Ohio communities, the mayor stated, but council take the matter under advisement since Indicated that the lower percentage figure would he feels that some council action should take make the charge lower for residents . place. He recommended banning pit bulls. ban· council authorized Mayor Hof!man to pronlng new pit bulls and registration of the ones now ceed with the design work to be done on the (lry In the town, muzzling pit bulls or special living weather overflow. Mayor Hoffman said that he quarters for the dogs. will also make contacts on possible grants and Councilm an Robert Gilmore said If the vii· low Interest loans . lage Is going to have an ordinance against pit Council renewed a contract with the Walter bulls then he would push for one against German H. Drane Co., Cleveland, for annually upd ating Shepherds since he was once attacked by that the village ordinances. Th• new contract Is for · breed of dog. three years. In 1986, the services of the firm cost Council discussed legislation pertaining to the vllalge $1410. A first reading was given an or" vicious" dogs but ra n Into difficulty when It was dinance approving the 1986 updating. brought out that labeling a particular dog as "viCouncil gave a final reading to an ordinance cious" Is a problem . The dog problem will be dis· Increasing water meter deposits from $35 to $50 cussed at another meeting after council members and approved the ordinance. Two bids were have had tt,me 10 think the problem through. opened on the construction of a basket ball cour t Council President Dewey Horton stated that at Hartinger Park - one from the Dean Asphalt some action should be taken by council to control Co., Huntington, W. Va., and one from Pullins Ex depreclallng property In the town, particularly cavating. Both bids were rejected and the village rentals. Councilman Horton said thai he can un - Retail prices up slighlly in May hr or !-ihC' works . 1f a t th a t tlmr lhfl wo rk Is considPrf'd substan- 11 UrnlT O.v . craft sales on Court SSI and temporary or partial disabilities explained ~·leld nin ~ ham . sid~walk StrN•I. By BOB HOEFLICH Sentinel News Staff Inlllal steps lor upgrading the Middleport sewage disposal system to meet federal requirements were taken Monday night when Middleport VIllage Council met In regular session. Mayor Fred Hollman outlined aspects of the upgrading which must be completed by July 1, 1988. The town must make corrections In one location to provide for dry weather overflow and must Improve the lagoon by using a greater depth and Installation of chlorination facilities. The design cost of the overflow problem Is $1900 while the construction costs Involved In that phase will be an estimated $10,400. The design costs at the lagoon are estimated at $26,%0 while the construction costs are estimated at $105,090. Total cost of the upgrading Is an estimated $145,000. Mayor Hoffman said that there will be Increased costs to the town also In that power and chlorination will cost the town $5900 annually and manpower required to keep the operation going will amount to about $12,000 a year. While an 85 percent increase In sewage costs Is recommended for the town, Mayor Hoffman said that the Increase would only amount to about I e~~ulpmeat, accordln& to Hobart Newell, llond NEW RADIOS - Communication• will be Improved at Chil!lter Fire Department, lhaakA to Miller and Roy Chrlllly, lire department member~, left to rlpt. Chrlllty said the the purchase of a hand-held radio and a mobile radio. Proceeds of $1,100 !rom the sales of photo department Is conllnually atrlvlnr to uprrade fir!' packages were u8ed to buy the much-needed , protection !lei'VIces. Educators pass up opportunity to address Ohio lawmakers SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Smoking Causes lung Cancer. Heart Disease . Emphysema. And May Complicate Pregnancy. ii<Based on suggested relail priCe verS<Js full-price brands with 200 cigarettes per carton, 20 per pack. FILTER: 15 mg."tat", 1.1 mg.nicotine av.per cigarette by FTC method. By BRANT NEWMAN YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (UP!) - Public school administrators from northeast Ohio have been sharply critical of the General Assembly's plan to finance education over the next two years, but they were strangely absent when they had an ,opportunity to · confrOnt lawmakers on the Issue. The House Select Committee to Study Education In Oblo con· dueled Its ·first public hearing Monday In Younptown, and Youngstown City Schools Super{ v lntendent Emanuel Catsoules was the only upper· level adminIstrator to address the group. Rep. Michael Shoemaker, DBournevllle, chairman of the panel, said school officials and citizens from JJeYeral counties had been Invited to take part In the session, and he expressed hope that more educators and . parents will attend future hearlnp. Members or the committee spent more than 90 minutes dlscussinl! education Issues with Catsoules, who said reliance on local property taxes Is a major problem facing the state's public school districts, parllcularly those that have encountered economic hardship. He said the quality of a child's education Is determined, all too often, by the size of the tax base In his community. Catsoule!i suggested an Increase In the state Income tax. with proceeds to be used exclusively for education. Shoemaker agreed with Catsoules' assessment and said the state should provide enough money to g~~arantee a minimum level of Instruction In every district. "The only way we can address (the funding problem 1 Is fo r the state to provide an adequate base and let the local areas decide how much they want to go beyond lhat," Shoemaker said . "We have neglected to do that." c atsoules also said the state's blg-ctty school districts require f Shoemaker acknowledged that special treatment because of the the suggestions the panel re. higher cost of educating an urban cetves as It travels across the child. He said the need for expanded vocational training, state will' not come In time to remedial instruct ion and dropout allect the current two-year stale prevention programs are factors budget proposal. which has been that adversely affect the urban roundlY criticized for not provld· tne enough money for primary, districts' budgets. secondary and higher education. With those demands on lhelr "We're trying to lay the money, Catsoules said urban groundwork for the 1989 budget," districts are finding It difficult to offer teacher salaries that com- he said . pare favorably with thoseoflered The next hearing wlll be held by nearby suburban and rural July 6 In Cincinnati. districts. � 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. 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