https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b363fecc4638207ffc05a5203e9c9e23.pdf f065da315274b590760d055e5d92e103 PDF Text Text Page P-8-Jlle Sunday Times-Sentinel - . . July 5. 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va. Ohio Lottery More Daily Number July 4 . 891 Pick 4 photos ~307 .·S'uper lottq Page. ·3, 5. ' ' . 1, s, ro 22, 24, 33. . • • Public Nptice Public 1\jotice NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS --{!TATEi>F-OHIO · DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION PU BLIC NOTICE ADVERTIS_uoiENT FOR BIDS GALLIA -MEIGS Columbus. Ohio COMMUNITY 'Juno 19 , 1987 l c N GAL·7'3.00·St>te Route 7. Reu Area 10-21 . by ClOn · atructlon of reu a faa facili · i Enjoying the . festival \. • 'f\( . • ~:iect and work langth _ 0 .00 feet ·or 0 .00 mile. PaVement widll'\ _ 0 .00 feet " The date set for comple· tion of thil work •hell be 11 set forth in the biddinv pro· P pre pure at the starting rope in the sack ra~e series There were four divisions for boys arid the same number for 'g irls . T~en Night at the ~Gallipoll~ River Recreation Festi"al ." tarts· in s·tyle ws • ' • .. t in ~.-., area S·tudents· s·howed off the Iat~ County shell •u. ro· mer· chants: In the left· photo one ol thl' Ohio. on section ATH -7· 0.00 on State Route 7 in · 46620 Gellie-Meiga Comm~ty Action Agency haa for sale one Cannon Copier to be ~!•posed ?'thrOugh com pettteve biddtng . The minimum bid being •soo.oo. Sealed bida will be receiv..ed at the CAA Office in Chethire until 4 :00 p,m.. July 20, 1987. improving vort'ouo routes ond Cheshire, Ohio COPIER DESCRIPTION : One Cef1non Copier. NP270F Irecently serviced ) -- Copier may be. eK•mi ned at the CAA Office between the noun of 8 :00a .m: end 4 p .m ., Monday through Friday. The Gallia-Melg1 Coin- County, and for aectiona in Athens, Gallia, Meigs, Monroe, Hocking, bv tho Ohio Deportment ol Trenaportation. Project length - 0 ,00 feet or 0 .00 mlle . Work length - var ious feet or varlou 1 mil ea. Pavement w idth ..... va ri · ous . c e vey at 367 -7344 or 992 -6629 . 171 6. 12; 21c Public Notice Announcements 3 · Announcements S a u t h8fn 8tnd Ad.,tn ce 11che1• tor ag81 13 ogaonst on tho grounds of s2 75 race. 'C ol or. or n ational orig in ~--------- award. 4 In ' considerat ion NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO for an Giveawa y ' "M inJmum wage retet tor OEPARTMEIIIT OF th is project have been poedetermined t1 required t:tv law a nd are 1et forth in 1he bid proposal " ''The d1111 te t for compl e· tlon o1 thi1 Work ahall be set DIRECTOR !5, 6 JULY 5. 12 DIR ECTOR rhr ough 1dult.s. • • 25, u._nder oppo rt\.mity to submit bid s 13, I 2 &0 Theu t Jeltll1• mtv b4P in responso lo this Invit ati on ' o~laln ed h om • nv b1nd mllmbltt' 0 1 ' • the High School Otfice and , wilt not be di~ crl m i neted JJc ketl . 11 d130r 14 60 11nd TRANSPORTATION Columbus. Ohio June 28 . 1987 Contr·a ct Sates l.egel Copy No. 87.490 jUNE 28. 29: JUlY Plans and specification s are on file iAthe Department of Tran t portat jon and the o f f lee of t he Di str ict Deputy UNIT PRICE CONTRACT HES·OOOS (401 Se•led PfCXJoula will be receiv~ at tt.e office of the Oi· reetor of ~~ Ohio Depart· ment of Tranaporta1ton. Col· umbut, Ohio. untll10·. 00 A. M'.. Ohio Stendarc;t Time. f ort••~ 00 1 in tht bidding propo· Klt14"s 10 good hom e 01 •• • n 1 Hl wks old Utt e r \Uiiln &rt 2 gu y W •Ped . 'J wtu tw, & 2 bl acM Cell 6 ,. ~ 2 6 6 · 1?9 3 6 Lo st and Found Each bidder J hell be r e~ quired to fife w ith tt l• bid • cenified chec k or ca• hler' • 2 check 1or , an amoun1 equal fo fivo-ocont 0 th ' bid b ~• mor e tl'!an ut " •f ifty in no event Brown & whh e wnh liCking •h0 ' 1 1••1• Bre.d & "vebfow & •0•w• rd ' 0 ' I.,,..,,f"'•ho ~ -" n 1•.umg G" rm•n Wol f} h• lr pomt ft r• L==:~::======~=======--~---:._______L:':':*':":'"=c:"':' ":t:•::8:8:"::~:: o r 3 7 models ·shows what's hot for summer nights. . : In the bottom photo, Susan Milam (left) and Kelly Roush (right) look on patiently as the winner Is announced In the pageant. · ..n lhe photo top right, Lori Tope (right) shows her delight at being , named River Recreational Queen. Tope, a graduate of Gallla Academy, Is the daughter of Anita Tope and Tom Tope of Gallipolis. Ailsa Smith (left) t ongratulates her. (Photos by Times· · Sentinel staff) .......~.~ -""''- iii t:. t I ~.r"l By LEE LEONARD UPI Stl!tehouse Reporter COLUMBUS, Ohio !UPI) - Orie year ago , an angry Ohio House Speake r Ve rnal G . Riffe Jr., D-New Boston. motored ba ck to t'lu? Sta tehou se from hi s district. where Fourth of July parades, . firewo rks displa ys and town festivals had been cance led for lack of liability In sura nce. Riffe te rmed it "a disgr ace" and vowed to get it co rrected . He !Ired off a memo to hi s top lieute nants In insurance a nd civil justice and ordered the m lo have a solu tion ready by th e end of Ihe summer . Tod ay , differe nt solutions have been a dopted by the House and Senate, but I he r ight answer has not yet been found. . A six-member Hou se· Senat e cl)n!erence committee is conllnuing to hold Informal talks and to meet with represenla lives of Gov. Richard F . Celeste while the Legislature Is In summer recess . Civil justice and insurance reform was one of the !I em s le ft pending when the Ge neral Assembly adjourned las t week, a casualty mainly of disagr eement between the gove rnor' s pro· co nsume r position and Senate Republicans' pro-business stance. Opponents, including organ ized labor , consumer groups and trial lawyers, say there is no need for a bill ; that the "crisis" of unavailable and • . 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COST 312 6th Street 675-1160 Point Pleasant, Less Rebate YOUR $11.99 ~ $10.49 OLYMPIC CLEAR wv. woooPRF.SERVATIVR Store Houl'1: Monday-Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday 8 a.m. to 12 noon, Closed Sunday • Pas~ - 1.50 . • Solid colon • Stain over paint or r~ over stain • Dries fast-ea5y clean up AND $15.49 SALE PRICE . $13.88 Ltss Rebate OL»t!'IC LA1tX STAINS Wood SALE PRICE Report says North wrote . plan for imposing martial law The Rutland community chalked up another successful July 4th celebration Saturday . Sponsored by the Rutland Fire Department, activities of the da'y never was a plan lo ins ta ll MIAMl i UPil -Lt. oi. Ollver started at 10 a.m. with a 41-unit Nor th he lped wr it e a cont ingency . m a rllall aw or ma rtia l rule . Th e parade. There were activities · who le purpose of e me rgency plan In 1982 th at ca lled for the throughout the day and evenlri:g prepa redness Is and was lo suspens ion or the Constitull on at the park including the annual maintain civil rule. and imposition of m arti al la w in ox roast. " A lot of me mos a nd lot of the eve nt ·of a na tiona l crisis. a Participatin g ln. (he parade, pla ns were writte n. We have a ncwspapt:r repor ts . led by the Rutland American responsibilit y 10 pia n for mobiliOutlined in a J une 30, 1982. Legion Color Guard , were a wide za t io n in case of em erge ncy or memo. tlie pla n wa s a revi sed variety of entries ranging froin war. As fa r as some ev il plot .. . it version of federa l contingency marching units , to clowns, to simply is unt rue." plans fo r dealing with nu clea r floats plus National Guard and Accord ing to the He r a ld , the wa r . ma ss insu rrection or mit· fire department vehicles. proposa.l ala rmed Attorney Ge nitary m obii tzation. The Mi a mi Prizes we re aw a.rded to the top ·er al William F rench Smith , who Herald said Sund ay. two entries in various classes and in Augus t 1984 wrote to North ' s The new spape r said 1he memo • the wlnp~~, .,~w.~p:hing boss at the !lrrle, national secur· · It ob!AIIned was written by John t unit, first place; Ku!fles and lty adviser· Roller! McFarflll\e, Brlnitttd•of1, a d.puty to Loult 1 Flourishes, wiih the Meigs High Guillrlda. the Federal Emer- stating his objections and urging School Band taking second gency Manage ment Ag e ncy a de lay In s igning the directive. place; Charles Ohlinger was first " I believe that th e . role as · chi ef. T he martial law provis ions in the equestrian entries with his resembled a 1970 paper by sig ned to the Fqde ra t E merand the motorcyCle driven by Jerry Parsons was FIRST··Thls entry: by the Auxiliary of Feeney daughter, Shelly McKinney, takGoiffrlda propos ing such ac li~ n ge ncy Ma nagement Agency in first place In the miscellaneous category of the Bennett Post 128, American J:eglon, featuring ing second place honors; a float in the event of a na tiona l blac k: th e revis ed Executive Orde r Middleport parade. Utile Miss Poppy In a red, white and blue selling dealing with July 4th activities · milil a ni uprising, th e pape r exceeds its proper function a s a by the Rutland Hillbilly 4-H Club coordlna ttng agency for em eradded. took first place in the float Nor th. as the F E MA contact at gency pre paredness. " the He· category wllh the Rutland raid sa id Smith wrote. "Th is the National Securit y Councti Garden , Club, with members sta ff . he lped Brinke rhoff wril e d epartment and other s have actually enjoying a picnic lunch repeatedl y ra ised se riou s policy lhe !982 rccomme nqa tions for Including flo als, march ing units, place; D . J . Trading Post, as the . parade moved, taking A parade. e vening entertain suspending lhe ·Cons titution , de· . a nd legal obj ec tions 10 the me nt Including a ta lk by Stat e eque strian s, dancers , scooter se cond; antiqu e ca r . Dic·k second. In the miscellaneous clarin g martial law.,; lurnirig cre ation of a n-'eme rgency czar' Sena tor Ja n Long , a Middi eporl · rid ers·. and fire de partment vehi- Vaughan, flrsl; e ques trians, _category, the Rainbow Clogge~s conlrol of the ·Unlted Stal es over for F E MA." nati ve and s o me fast moving cles:- Roger Williams coordi- Shelly McKinney, fir st; Charles · who danced their way to the end to hi s age ncy a nd appointing Ohlinger, second; most patriotic, of the parade route, were first nated the parade . . The news pape r sai d it was not dancing by tile Shady River milita r y commande rs to run Winning trophies in the pa rade John Story a s Uncl e Sam. Shufflers, a nd a fireworks di sand the Meyers Trucking Cq . c le ar whe ther a n exec uti ve or de r state and local e:ovPrnmPnts . Trophies were present ed by look second place; for antique were: marching unit s, The play sct off by the Middl eport was signed with the proposed Reached by te lephone Sunday F ir e Depa rtme nt wer e highlight s Dance Company, first: Ameri· Middleport Councilma n Bob Gil · vehicles, Bill Lambert was first al his home in northe rn Virginia, ·martial law plans , but congres· of the annua I July 4th celebration can Legion Color Guard, secone; more who he aded the community and Frank Case was second. s ion a l source s said they believed Brinkerhoff denounced as " rldl c· c e le bra tion. Winner s not receiv· flo a ts, the Vaughan 's Cardinal in Middleport. Saturday evening a talent show utous" the repo r t in volving him . President Re agan did s ign an old fashioned wagon , first , and in g their trophies m ay pick them was featured with first place Led by the Middleport Chi ef of executive order in 1984 that and th e Marine now at the ce nt er up at the Middleport Trophy Co. honors going lo Christy Taylor rev ised national military mobili· Pollee Sid Little and the Color the Floral Bouquet of Mason . w. of the Ir a n- Contra scandal. Saturday evening, Middleport Guard of F ee ney·Bennett Pos t, Va .. second; miscellaneous, Lit Say ing he le ft governme nt in 1 zation measures to deal with Ame rican Leg ion. the parade . tie Miss Poppy of the Feeney- native, State Senator Jan Long and Amy Durst for their dance routine; second wetU to another c ivilia ns in a crisis . 1982. Brinkerhoff added , " Th Pre spoke on the heritage of MiddleBennett Ladies Auxiliary, first featured a number of entr ies dance routine by Sheryl Thoma ' ' Continued to pa ge 5 and Erin Dugan, and thitd place went to pianist, Jamie William· son. Joan Stewart served mistress of ceremonies and providing 'addition entertainment In " Their operating philosophy By DAVID BARRON addition to the contestants was has been toward vertical Integra· Steve Nakamoto and his band . DALLAS (UPI) - Southland tion - buying compatlies like Corp., whieh owns the world's A pie baking contest was dairies and Citgo P e troleum largest convenience store c hain another fe ature of the celebra- · that relate to their conv.enience lion and winners were Virglni)l in 7-Eleven and Is the nation 's Racine's annual Fourth of July retailing. That has been a long- Lee, firs t place; Margaret largest independent gasoline reparade received hig h praises standing philosophy ." tailer , is going private tn a $5.1 Cont inued to page 3 from s pectators. Th e parade , billion leveraged buyout that which has bee n a tradition for analysts say Is one of the biggest years and ye ars, ha d a large ever. numb e r of outstanding ·the three sons 'of Southland parficipant s··from floats ·to .c ars founder Joe C. Thompson Sr. to clowns to bicycles to horses.· . announced piahs Sunday to buy Also adding to the parade's all48 million shares in Southland, entertainment was the Southern · the subject "of recent takeover High . School Band, under the rumors and brisk tra ding activ -. ·direction of Roberta Maidens, lty on Wall Street. . with many very young members Analysts say . the buyout wtll marching for the first time. ensure the Thompson brothersJohn Thompson, Southland's Following lhe parade , the chairman; Jere Thompson, its Shady River' Shufflers clogging president and chler' executive group. put on quite a show at the officer; and Joe C. (Jodie) . fire station. The Shufflers also Thompson Jr., a Southlanddlrec· par ticipated in the parade and tor - will keep control of the receiv ed a third-prize for their company founded by their faentry In the non-theme. ther, who qled In the 1960s. Other winners in th.e parade's • Clear formula~for wood above ground mcludmg decks and fences • Helps protect wood against mildew and decay , • Strengthens wood fibers • Repels water • -·-• ---·- non-theme category were the Racine Baptist Church and Bar· bara's School of Dane~ jn a first place tie. Parade winners In the theme category included the Racine Methodist Church, third place; the Racine American U>glon Post, second place, and the Racine Reds ball t'eam, coached by Joe Kirby, first place. ·, . Bicycle winners were Ed Wll· lis, Larry Willis and Troy Hoback, first, s~ond" and third Continued to page 3 • celebrated 4th Southland goes private But debts resulting from the , acquisition also could force the Thompsons, who wllllauflch the takeover today under the name JT Acquisition Corp., to sell some of Southland's assets, a Dallas analyst said. PATRlOT - A llt,le nag In her topknot helped niDe-month·old Erin Holman, daughter of Rodney and PegiY Dalman, Racine, catch the spirit. of Racine's Fourth of July celebration. Resting comfortably In her stroller, Erin sat up and ~k notice whenever someihln1 particularlY Interesting--like a big 'l'~d fire truck-caught her eye during the annual parade. · • -· ·····- thi s month if by chance there Is a r e port on the civil justice and Insurance bill, whtch also includes a ·section ·limiting the liability of manufacturers for defective products. .• Another piece of the puzzle, a limitation on me dical malpractice lawsuits to improve the ins urance situation in that area, was adopted by the Legislature. The governor has said he will sign that bill. · Celeste vetoed the initial effort toward tort law a nd insurance reform last December, saying cons umers and workers were left without a dequate recours e in the courts against ne gligence. Rutland · • enJoys July 4 Praise Racine July 4 Less Rebate YOUR 25 Cents still pending Suspend· Constitution Middlepo~ SALE PRICE • IS unaffordable liability insuran ce Is ove r now for businesses. Rlffe still want.s a bill. He said at the close ofla st week 's spring legislative session that if the conference committee does not rea c h a settle· rhent In three weeks, he will have it dissolved and appoint new ne gotiators . Senate President Paul E. Giltmor ; R-Por t Clinton, would not go that far J 'Hopefully we can get something worked out ," said Glllmor. adding that "there will be a continual effort to work on a settlement." Both Riffe and Glllmor expressed an interest in bringing state lawmakers back for one day later ' 1 Section. 10 Pages A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper suant to rh it ad ver1iaement , •ored by tht mino r it-y bu1lne11 enter· prises witt be afforded full tho dote oot tor opening bids The Director reserves the right to reject any and all bids . WARREN J SMITH . Bidders must apply. on th e proper forms, fo r quaHflca· t1on et least cen days prior to the date seJ f Or opening bids in 1cc ord8nce w ith Chaptar 5525 Ohio Revis ed Code. Morgan, Noble. Vinton and Counties. by surveying and 1:•:~~: ~:~~~: ~ Director. existing center line The Director reserves the nierkings and the entering o.f right t o reject anv and an the surVey d111 into theexttt~ bid s . in~eta bate lti'Ucture uMd WARREN J . SMITH Wathingto" in accordance with Chapter 61525 Ohio R•viaed Code. Plena end apecificationt ere on file in the Department of Trenaportation end the of· fico of tho Dittrict Oopury Director. payable to ihe Director. Th e Ohio D epartment of Tr&nsportat lon hereby noti· fie• all bldder 1 that it wiiiBf· Ctptain o ·, AU You C• n E1t F1s h or all bids. For funh er firmativety insure that in an y 0 1n"er Sunday Ju ly 6th 11 30· " 00 •t the Southern H, ... ., l·nformot'ton. con 1ec 1 Hare1 con t rect l!lntere d ·mto· pu•· s • M I( 1 c ho o 1c • tflter· lt . R• t: me Sp on Pto.,.r forms , ·lor quolifico- tion at least ten dava prfcn ~ 0 Athens thou sand dollars, or a bo nd for. ten per cent of hia bid , munity Action Agency reaervea tl'\e right to waive anv inlormJiititt or to reject any pay1ble to the Director Bid~•r• mu•t apply . ";.tnthe in sponsored by the Gallipolis LiunsCluh. lash ions lrom Gallta b''ddor W1111hington Counl les. Box 272 for ron pot conr ot his bid. anticipation of the start of the sack race, one ofthe R.any activities durin• , ~'~ Friday's "Kids Activities in the . Park.'' This sack race was one or several E.ch quired 10 file with hil bid I certified check ot cashier' 1 check for an •mount eQull to five per cent of hit bid . but in no event' More than tift'¥ thousand dollars. or 0 bond FESTIVAL EXCITEMENT- Partiel pants (lop, left photo) In the sack race for boys six years old and younger ' cul. " and ACTION AGENCY Contract S•l•• age 1 opy !). 8 7 · 4 79 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT Sealed propoula will bt received' at the oflice of the Oireclor of the Ohio Depart· ment ofTranaponation. Col· umbua. Ohio, until 10:00 A. M ., Ohio Stendard Time , Tuetdey, July 14, 1987. for improvement a in ; Oallle County, Ohio. on Tuesday, July 28. 1987. lor improvemonto in: Athens, Gollio, Hocking, Meigs. Mon· roe, !'-'argon. Noble. Vinton Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday. Joly 6, 1987 Insurance reform legislation Public Notice 'I'' entine at y Vol. 37. No.42 . Copyrighted 1987 .. Tonight , partly cloudy with a c hance of showers and · thunderstorms.' Low near 70. .. Chance of rain 40 per.cent . Tuesday, partly cloudy with wi!i!!ly':scattered showers and thunderstorms . · Hot and hulflid. High near 90 . "Any sale of assets would be ·a reversal o( philosophy for South· land," said Ed Gagnon ,a! ihe brokerage firm of Rauscher Pierce Refsnes. "But It may be necessitated jly lhe debt level. as �Commentary ' Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Monday. July 6. 1987 • \ ' ' , . ·•'• . · . D~VOTED ·- • , . .,__. ~_: ." 111 Court Street ~orneroy, Ohio .._ . TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~'b ' ts:m!lll .-...... ._.,., ~ c,,. 'qjv ROBERT L. WINGETT ·. Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant PuhiLsber/ Controller BOB. HOEFUCH General Manager A MEMBER or The Uni\ed Press International, Inland Dally Press Association and the American Newspaper Publlshers .Assoclatlon . LETTERS OF OPINION af(> welcome Th €-y should bP less than .nl words long. All letters are subji'Ct toed ltlng and must be signed with name, address an~ telephone number. No unsigned INt ers will be pi:bllshed. Letters sh ould IX> In good taste. addressing lssut'S , not pC'rsonall1l~s . no . ' . . Was U.S.. · government atd tn- . CRS had roie in iite dl.strlbil· bef:ti "a" great h"ad<\Ch.e'.' for . teqded for refugees .misdirected tlon of the funds but was on an Ca thollc,_Reltef Services director to support the ·Nicaraguan con- observation rritsston tn the area. Lawrence Pezzul,o. The storm · tras during the time when The Catholic Relief report was abated, the congressional aide Congress had cut ofl official critical of the handling of $7.5 · recalled, when Pezzullo 'assured funding of the antl-Sandinlsta mllllon tn Agency for lnterna· AID' officials that the report did rebels? A private relief agency's tlonal Development fu-nds, most not reflect Catholic Reltef' s offtreport. kept under wraps tot two of which ended up tn refugee cl!!l position. yea rs, suggests that this was the camps ·operated by ultr a· When asked about this, Pezc.ase. co nservative groups working zullo said he wasn' t aware tl)at Our reporter Lisa ·Sylvester with . the contras. In fact , the the 1985 report had prompted any obtained a copy of the eight-page report charges , much of the AID grumbling at AID. He said our Cathollc Relief Services report, money could be traced directly to Inquiry was the first he has ever written in March 1985 by a CRS con tra grou ps based In the area had on the report. When asked tf fiPid worker who had visited near the ca mps. . Catholic Reltef and AID had refugee camps tn the HonduranAfter. two years. memories exchanged ' letters about the Nicaraguan bordpr area. It differ over the Cathollc Relief report or Its contents, Pezzullo offers further evidence to supreport and the sttr It caused tn said he couldn't remember. He port the stories we reported then Foggy Bottom. did repeat the earlier position ajmut how humanitarian aid A congressional staffer famil - attributed to him : that the report funds were helping the contras. Iar w ith the report said It h as did not reflect of[!clal Catholic Allyson tells ,. story ·on Reagans By HELEN THOMAS UP! White House Reporter WASHINGTON (UPli - Act •·ess June Ally son tells a story on PresidE-nt an d Mrs. Reagan. . It seem s that during their da ting days in H ollywood. Reagan and r>(ancy Da v is often teamed up wit h Ally son and her late husband, Dick P.owell. on social occa sions. That went on for months when Ally son tOld Davis. later to become the first lady , that she should m ar ry Reagan. Davis ex plained t h.at it was not possible since Reagan had not yet proposed. But they did marry and have lived happily ever since. When r eminded ol the co urtship at a White House reception following a Co le Porter program, to be aired July 29 by the Public B roadcasting System, the president quipped: "I chased her untU she caught m e." A nyone w ho thinks th e president is going to retire to Caltfornia and start working on his memoi r s when his White House days are over has a new thought comi ng. • The pres ident ha s made it known to his pa st su pporters that he is going to be on the campaign trail , drumming up votes for a Republican successor in the White HousP, for GOP gubernatorial and congressional candi dates . " Our crusade has come so far, " he sai d at a White House political rally . " ye t in the months ahea d. we still have far to go. W e mu st hold the Whit e House"in 1988. And let me just say., I don't plan to sit on the sidelint's. I pla n to campaign for our party's nominer next time around. "And I al so plan to wbrk for our senatorial. guber na toria l and congress ional ca ndidat es." . In his ca ll to arms, he sa id , " The journey isn' t over. We' ve won many bat tles and our brow s are covered with sweat. Our bodies have w ounds. But let our heart s remain full and strong. We ha ve more tlatt les yet to win . and standing shoulder to shoulder. we will win them ." ' ~Unl i ke a few month s ago, the president no longer mentions the Iran aPms -Cont ra aid scandal. :The hearings go on, however, and they are never far !rom the White House, although the perception is business as usual. · When ou sted Lt . Col. Oliver North, a national security staffer , testifies'publicly on J uly 7, the president will be t ra ve ling out of town to promote budget re form and his campaign aga inst ftn y tax increase. Secretary of State George Shul!z"also has m a naged to be out of town at propitiou s moments when the hea rings are dealing with m ajor foreign policy iss ues, or the Pers ian Gulf policy is being scrutinized . But Shultz will have his day before the investigating committees. w hich plan to put hi m i• the witness cha ir for a couple of days. - - Liz' Carpenter. former pr~ss sec r etary to La dy Bird Johson , and a longtime Texas repor ter in Wa shington, ret urned to her old haunt s recently to regal£' old Tri <;nds and new listeners on how to grow old and like it. Carpenter. an outs tanding.... speaker. has sta rt ed Washington laughin g again , and laughing w ith her as she expounds on liv ing and dy in g. .. . "I want to die young ... as late as possible, .. she quipped at a Woman 's Na tiona l D emocr at ic Club luncheon. She -al so to ld t he story of Walt er Cronkite's moth er. who she admires, and who is st ill go ing stro ng at the age of 94 . Mrs. Cronkite sa id she wen t out the ot her nigh t and had to slap her escort. : " Was he getting fresh ?" MrsoCronkite was asked. " No," she replied, " he fell asleep." Ca rpenter said tha t she did an art icll' for the Texas Monthly and the m agazine's photogra pher spent four hours with her . " He didn't want to miss a wr inkle, .. she said . A t the luncheon , ca·rpenter was int roduced by her old friend., Rep. Lindy Boggs, D· La .. who made the "Whistles top Tour" with L:ady Bird .Johnson in I964 fr om Wa shington to New Orleans. . Boggs related that Carpent er told her to " takecreo fthcpressand say something significant ." "Otherwise," she told Boggs, " they' ll write about what you'rp wea ri ng.'' · · • Carpent er is on the tra il. drumm i ng up sales for her new book : " Get ting Be tt er AH thE' Time.". · Shf' sa id that w hen she r eached 65. her " Medicare" age, she . r ecE'Ived a card from former Peace, Corps Director Sargent Shriver: " Welcome to discou nt. movies." Letters to the editor Wants con.'iervat ive .At this juncture In the demean- · Justice of the Peace" willing to . trig of President Reaga n by get up in the middle of the night to C.f'rtaln political hfgh muckety render a verdict void of political mucks it ts timely to take note of influmce would suit him. T eddy Kennedy's views . Am I glad to ·get Senator He eviden tly wants a conserva- KennE'dy's views. Now I know he tive to succeed Justict' PoweH on is a conservative and If he. ever · th e Suprem e Court. I suppo)le runs for President he ts sure get som e obscurp' "Massachu srt ts one informed vote. Gayle Price ) TOday in history By United Press International Today is Monday, J••IY 6, the 187th day of 1987 wtth .178 to follow . The mooo Is wa x in g, moving toward its full phase. The morning stars are M ercury, Venus and Jupiter. The evening stars are Mars and Saturn. .. : On this date in history: • In 1699, pirate Capt. William Kldd was seized in Boston and ·deported t o England . He later .was hanged. . ,~_ . · In 1854, the Republican Party was formally establtsfiea at a meetlng In New York. .. --ln-1885, French bacteriologist Louis Pasteur Inoculated the· ftr~t human being- a boy who had been bitten by a rabid dog. The youngs ter escaped rabies. - In 1923 t he Union of Soviet Socialist Republics was formed when Its constitution wa s accepted by the Central Executive Committee. •' . ( Relief vle'W.s.. . . ·c . . Peter .Sh!ras, the Catholic Relief employee who ·wrote the: 1985 report, would say for the record o.n ly what his boss, Pezzullo~ had stated about the report : ''It was an Internal memo which tn no way repres-. ents the official positlop of the: Catholic Relief Services." It's understandable why Ca· tholic Relief would be reluctant to stirr up a r ucku s with the Agency tor International Devel opment. AID gives Cathollt' Relief more commodities and' other support than It gives any other private relief agency, according to an AID spokesman. Ca lls to AID administrator Peter McPherson were ret urned by an Information officer. who fdund a memo ihat AID staffers sent to McPherson In April 1985. Ttie memo told McPherson that the Catholic Relief report was critical "of the obj ectives and administration of the AID progra m" for Nicarag uan refugees. The AID me111o goes on to mention an upcoming meeting of AID. Slate Department ·and Pent agon officials with congres· slonal aides to discuss the Nlca· ra~uan refugee assistance program . But the crit icis ms In the Cathol ic RPIIef rPport werP not dtscusst>d .!'1 the m eeting. A prepared statement fro m AID explains why : "Classified documf'nt s lndl · ca te that In April 1985, 10 days prior to the .con!(resslonal ,briefI n~ . AID off!C'tals learned f rom a third part y In Costa Rica that CRS dlro:octotl- Law rence Pezzullo had strongly di savowed the r('port. AID wa s told th at PPzzullo rejo:octcd It as ml s repr~>sentln !! the official view of the CRS. The . ISsue subsequently lost lt Rlmm e- · dlacy and Nfrctlvely b('Came a non·lssU<' by the time ·of the co n~r esSional briefing ." ' AIDS and _friendship George Plagenz Forecasters say our living -AIDS . p ass ion !or s u!fl'rln~ human habits and styles are going to be She star ted on the projP<·t thr('(' beings'' Dors a threat to our drastically affected bv the AIDS year ago on the VI rginia -Wes t sa fety and weil·bt'lng rC'Ueve us epidemic . Fewer will eat In Virgi nia border. " It has be<'n o f our rpsponslblllt y to be kind? If rest~urants as people . worry th ree years of fr.ustra tlon and It ts true that "th ey nN'd love about who Is preparing their impotent ragf' ," she says. most who d<'s~rve It l rast ," c-a n foild . The thin look will go out of One . ambulance driver who we wi thhold th ~ hand of brot h('r · fashion . Thinness wm be asso- ca lled himself a reborn Christ tan hood from t hose whos(' co nduct ciated In the public mind wllh the told Mrs. Kubif•r-Ross that. ·If we do not approve? AIDS look . . tht're were an ambulance ca ll for The Iri sh poet Oscar Wilde te l!.s ~ut where we will notice the onr of the young AI DS su fferers, a touchi ng story of fr iendship lri biggest changes as a resu lt of he would not respond . his autobi ogr aphical "' De ProAIDS will be In the wa y propiP " Another man who cl aimed to fundls ." In 1965. Wild~ was trPa t each one another. . b<' a bot·n-aga ln Christia n said If l sentenced to two yea r s at hard No.I si nce some desperat e m en sf'! up lh<' hospicP and Onl' of labor !or Immoral behavior In· built bomb shelters 30 yea rs ago th ese children W<'rP to t ry to go to voiv lng <!))Other m an. The world and armed them selves with srhoo l. ·the doors would bt' i ha t had appl auded him turn ed sho tgun s to ward off neighbors . loc ked,'" she says. away In disgust. His friends left who might try to share their It spems unl!kel v that heart· him to his f ate. All but on£'. refuge from a nu clear atl ack less at11tudes tow.ard child-ren A s Wild<' ·later told tht' story. have we seen such cruel evidence are re lated to the m ora l repug · "As I was brough t dow n from my of how people can turn on their nan<'E' many people fepJ toward pri so n to the court, he wa ited In own kind in a time of danger.. •older AIDS vic tim s. More lik ely the long drear y corridor so that Dr. Elisabeth Kubjer-Ross. th at fea r Is responsibl e. When befor e th e wh oiP crowd h<' might whosp landmark work with th e peopl e arP fearful , thC'y often gravely raise hi s hat to me as, dying and the terminally ill has r eact In inhumane wa ys. · handcuffed and with bowt'.d head. won her the gratitude of suffering The churches ha ve yC>t to • l passed him by. M en have gone multltides, talks bit terly about address this problem. Are th ere to heaven for sm aiiPr t hlngs than her efforts to establis h a hospice limits to how far Chri stian s a rr that... for abandoned children with required to go in st)owlng com· ·' When w isdom has been profi t· i<'ss to mP . philosophy barren and thr proverbs and phrases of thos<' w ho h ve sought to give ml' co nsol ation are as dust and ash<>s In my mouth. thr me111ory of that lillie, lovely , stl<'nt act ofiove has m adC' the desert bl oom Uke a rost'." By 'his nobie g<'st ure, Wilde's friend did not condonP his co nduct. R ath Pr was he takln!l his hat off to "the good thPre was before In Wilde and thai wa s then• still ," ns one has put 11 . " ff his r rlme showed co rruption , It die'! not snow that the whole man was corrupt. " Or herr Is a man redeeml'd from alcoh olism pay in g tr ibute to a f riend w ho " did more for me than he ca n ever know." " HP did not coun sel or criti cize mr," he said . "H e just stood by me. a silent. affectionate re· mlnder of better thin gs. " Confronted wit h this MDS crisis. we ma y ha ve to learn anew what it mea ns to be a friend, ' Koreans' fight __________C_hu_c_k_St_on_e South Korean student s have slmH ar readjustment when their been forced to take to the streets n a t ionwlde dt'mon s tr a t Ions In Seoul to get something Am eri forced a nat ional reassess m ent ca ns take for granted. of Am eric.a's military rol e In Democracyn Vi et nam . President :~_u f Doo Hwan's The normally tyra nnical Pres !· attempt to tarbrush thE' student s dt'nt Chun has shown ten tative as violent seditionists makes as signs of backing down from .his much sense as Kin g GPorge Til policy of massive arrests - not cal ltng all the America n revol ubecausl' he has had a change of t!on'arles thugs. heart, but because continued When Americans cel ebra te military brutality- might ca use their democ racy on the Fourth of !he relocation of the 1988 Ol y mJuly, the most violent thing they pics, which are scheduled to t a ke do is set off firecrackers. place In Korea . In South Korea, t ear gas fired M eanwhile, South K orea ns reby Darth Vad er -garbed " police veal a r.emarkably disciplined has replac ed the firecrackers. revolutlonaly zeal. But passions fdr a two-party A WtY New York Tim,es head· democracy are just as lnlense. Hn e expressed their cautious And one way to get It is through met hodology concisely: . revolution . South Koreans Riot In Ntghr.: A.s Woodrow Wilson once said, Then Go Dut!fuHy to Work "We have forgotten the very That Spartan ability to slmul· principle of our origin If we have taneously follow tow dlametrl· forgotten how to object. how to cally opposed patterns of behavr esist , how to agitate, how to pull Ior without damag i ng the down and build up, even t o the economy or the Ideals of demoE-xtent of rev-o lutionary pracfl· cracy Is part of a unique culture ces, If it ts necessary to readjust that has built one of the world's matters. ' most flourishing economies. Readjusting matters to strengSouth Koreans alreadY lead the then South Korea's two-part!' goild life. They also want a good systE-m ts what democracy's real democracy - withOut Chon's allies_ t hestadents- have been arrogant pretenses. trying to achieve. . That' s Why middle-class, Frerich students achieved a middle-aged, middle-of-the-road similar readjustment last Noadults have joined the ·student _.:v~e"ml!b'er when their riots pre- ' protests with an exhllaratton that vented Jacques Chlrac's .conserhas astonished even themselves. vatlve government from Y et, i hey're baffled by the overha 11Hng the university sysd emocra t ic Unite d States ' tern by ltmlttl)g st ud e nt dogged supportfor South Korea' s admissions. ilndemocratlc ways . American students achieved a " Why do you Americans con- Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Loeal briefs---- EMS Sacred Heart vandalized . · The .Daily Sentinel · I , ·• . r---- . ' • Monday, July_6,. 1987 ' ' t lnuc to suppor t Prcidnf'nt Chun?" middle-aged <Jemonstra · tors •·cpeated iy ask America ns. Easy. For thP sam<' rf'ason an anti -communist obsessed AmerIca alway s has bet on right -wing tyra nts (and just as consistently lost 1, as we did In Cuba, Vietnam , Iran and !he Philippin es . The stud ent s ca n .help forestall another se tba ck. EvenJuall y , d ~ mocracy w!H come to Sout h Korea - If not through the lnfluencP of the U.S.A.. then perh aps by thP power of'! he IOC (Internation al Ol y mpic Commi ttee). calls Vandallsm at the Sacred Heart Cemetery in Pomeroy with ., ' damages estimated · to' be In excess of $6 000 - ts under Meigs County . Emer gen~y , lnvest!gatto.n by the Pome'roy Pollc·e. Departnie~i . · · Medical Services. reports 22 calls . According to Pomeroy Pqllce the-lncldel)l occurred sometime , · · over the weekend: fotir Friday, over· the weekend and was discovered by cemetery visitors 13 Saturday and flvti' Sunday. · Sunday aflet noon. Sixteen tombstones were knocked over and . · On Friday at 1:50 a.m., Middle· several crosses were broken.. · · •· pcirt to North Secend Ave . for Wayne Pearson to Veterans Memorial Hospital: . Racine at 4: 12 p .m. to Sharon Road · for · frank Epple of Middleport ts confined to Veterans Memorial David McMtllan to Veterans · Hospital for treatment of'. Injuries suffered In .an accident on Memorial Hospital; Rac i ne at East Main Street early Sunday evening; · 7: 57. p .m . to Bucktown Road for Pomeroy Pollee reported that Epple's motorcycle was struck · Russell Findley to Veterans by a car driven by James Perkins, Pomeroy. P,erklns traveling Memorial Hospital: Rutland at 9:49p.m . toSal emSt. for Edward east was making a left turn Into a private drtve near ' the · · Martin to Veterans Memorial l~;~tersectlon of East Main and Kerr wheli the collision occurred. Pomeroy unit of the Meigs Emergency Medical .Service Hospital. Saturday at 12:46 a.m ., Middletransported Epple to the hospital where he was reported tn goild condition this morning. port to Riverside Apts. for Keith McCarty to'-Veterans Memorial There was light damage to the Perkins' vehicle and heavy to Hospital ; later to Children' s Epple's motorcycle. Perkins was charged with failure to yield. Hospit al by Lifeflight: Rutland Also Investigated by Pomeroy pollee Sunday 5:22p.m . was an at i2 : o1 a.m. to Myers Road for accident on the Pomeroy Flood Road. Ronald Pridemore, High . Lester L owery to Holzer Medical St., Middleport, reported that' he was crowded off the road by Cen ter; Racine at 3: 53 a.m. to another car and went over an embankment on the left hand sid e. Route 338 for Monte Protfttt to There was light damage to the vehicle. Vehi rans Memorial Hospital; Sy racu~e Fire Department at 4: 44a.m. to an auto fire on Dusky St; Pomeroy at ·5: 03a.m . tran s· Severe thunderstorms early Sunday evening knocked ,out electrical serv ice for over an hour to about 1600customers In the ported Thom as Sto,er and Bill upper Pomeroy, Mi n ersville, Syracuse and Rac ine areas.· Ohio E llis from an aut o accident on Power Co. ofllclals reported that lightning struck a pole In the Route 143 to Veterans Memorial Minersville area . · Hospital: Stover was later taken Middleport nian hospitalized Power outage reported '=========================~ a I Wren I. Murrey Wren I rene Murrey. 76, of Litt le Hocking, died Sunday • evenin g at St. Joseph' s Hospital, Parkersburg. W .Va . · Born Feb. 7, 191lln Light Burn , W.Va., she was a daughter of the late James G. and Delphia R . Bargerhuff Garton. She was a homemaker. a member of the Deca tur Chapel hurch and a former member or Coolville Grange. Survivors Include three sons. Edd!p' G. Murrey ot Elkins, W.Va .. RoiM!rt E. Murrey of Vincent and William J. Murrey of Ter re Haute, Ind. : o n e·d a u ~hter. Bett y G. Vl newa rd of Llttl Hocking: one sister. Loueil'a Pryor of New Bloomington: 16 grandchildren : 11 gr<>at gra nd· children and several nl<'ces and nephew s. Besi des her parents. she was pren-ded In deat h by her hu sband, Harry Lest~r Murrey, in 1985: two sisters , Hallie Garton and Pearl Dye. and two brothers. Orville and J'ames Carton. Serv ices will be ll a.m . Wed nesday at White F unera l Home In Coolvil le with . R<•v . Walter Car· ney and Rev. Charles Nation both offlcla t lng . Burial will be In Stewar t Cemetery, Hoc klngp<irt. f'rlend.s may call at the funf•ral home from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 io 9 p.m. on Tuesday . (Continued from page 1) Weber, second , and Carla Hysell , third. · TherP were games featured throughout the day and a number of concession and refreshmen ts stands were opera ted to round out 1the cel ebration. The annua l fir E-works display co ncluded the celebr ation. r Meigs property transfers Racine. . Sun(onl Well Sa nford Well. 87, of R oute 2. Albany, died Sunda y at Hickor y Crrek Nursing Hom£'. Athens. A retl r ~ employee of the Buick Ca,llpany, Athens, Mr . Well was born In M eigs Count y to the late Henry S. an d Martha Wi ckham Well. Hr was a member of the U nit I'd Pent ecos tal Chu r ch. A,thens . Survivors Include his wife. Laura Florence Dea n Well: four daughters, Mrs . Sherm an (Genevlev<' ) Bnoks and Mrs. Cacold (Gladys! Gilkey. both of Ath ens: Mrs. Glenn (VIrginia l Brooks of Albany and Mrs. Terry (Mar tha ) Ll!z of Ri verside. Pa .: four sons. Ralph Well of Guysville, Ri chard " Well ol Bainbridge, Roy S. Well of Santiago, Chile·and Rodney O. Oh ll I Ohio Lonery t · Mf•naupr : Unlh"'<l Pn·~s lni PrnullonHI. lnl iind Oall v Pl'l'SS ASSO<'IOI!I o n und I h1 • Ohln Nt'WSJ)ap<'r A s~OC' Iit )hm . Nurt nnnl MV<'I' 1l s ln~ Rf'pn •~o~ l'ni:J i ivf'. Branham NPws p a pN· SH\('s, 73:1 T hlrrl Aw nuf' , · N(lw Y ork , Nt•w Yo rk llll1 7. ·· · • POSTMASTF:R : Sf> ntl addrt·s~ <·han ~Ni to Tht• OaUv Sc>nlin<' l, 111 Cn UI1 St.. Po mNoy. Oh.Jo 4:l769. · Sl iiiSCKIPTION KATES lh Cllrrier or Moior Routt• Om• w,;('~ .... ., .. "~' .............. ....... ... $1 . 2~ On!' Month ..... .. .... ............... ....... $5. 4~ One> \' £'ar ........... ........ ... .. ........ $1i!UXl SINGLE COP\' PKIOE Dall.\' .:. ............... .'....... .. .. .... 25C«•nt s Sub<JcrlbC'r.~ not df'!'lrln~ to pa y thi" Nir· rh.·r may remit In IUivu n r <"' cl lrcct to The Dadv Sent in~\ on a3, 6 or 12 moni h ba sts. Cr(.(JJI will 1:)(1 glvt'n t.•arrlt'rcarh Wf'Pk . No ~ubscrlpUons by m a ll p N mltl('d In areas whN£' home carrier S('I'VIcl' is uva lla ble. Mall Subscriptions lntlde Melp County 13 W<'f'kS ....... .... . : ...... .. ...... , .. .... $17.:19 26 Weeks .................... ............. . $34.06 , 52 Weeks ........ .. ................... .. ... $66.!16 " This Is either the South Korean riots or Madonna fans who didn't get concert tickets." - lllo!p County .,]J w..ksOutotdo ..................................s1s.20 26 Weeks ........... l ...................... $3~.10 w..ks .......... ......................... $67.60 52 .. ' , ••,...., "" .fJ•. .., <Jt.Jr..., ,...,..,., "'·'/":..~ tt>-tlf..'<~~ (imSNOW -RAIN W ~SHOWERS til FRONTS: . . Wann Cold . . Static Occluded Map 1hoM minimum lllt'l:.':l,..· At leat 50% e>f any shaded ~n~a io foteeast toreceive~nl UPt • WEATHER MAP- s'howers and thunderstorms are forecast lor most ofthe Ohio Valley and parts olthe mid to south Atlantic Coast States. Tuesday mornlnlf showers and thunderstorms are forecast lor the central and n6rther.n plains, and are possible In the the upper Mississippi Valley, the Gulf Coast and the Great takes. (UPI) ' CLEVELAND i UPli- Sat ur· day's winning Ohio· Lottery numbers with ticke t sa les and payout s: Daily Number: 89 1. · t icket sales tot al ed $1,446,869 .:;(). with a payoff due of $745,594 . . P!CK -4: 4307, tick et sales to· ta ied $186,742.50, with a payof f due of $84,128. PICK-4 $1 strai ght bet pa ys $5,328. PICK-4 $1 box bet pa ys $222. ,..J Super Lotto: 1, 5, 10, 22, 24 and 33. Super Lotto tIcket sales totaled .,t ,., - Tonight, partly cloudy with a chance or showers and thunderstorms. Low near ·70. Winds southwest less than 10 mph. Chance of rain 40 percent. Tuesday, partly cloudy wlth widely scattered showers' and thunderstorms. Hot and humid. < ·~---·-~----- -it .-f+;.·.ll~ c,, fk. --~ ~ (r; '/.. , l l ' !. , f~tlfA ATTRACTIVE--This attractive float done in red, white and blue and featuring a replica of the Constitution 'was the entry of the Floral Bouqm•t of Mason, W. Va., in both the Middleport and Ruiland ,July 4th parade•. It was second place winner In Middleport for commercial entries. · .----------------- Daily stock prices (As of !0:30a. m. I Provided hy Bryc" and Mark Smith of Blunt Ellis & l..oewi 53 1 JACI<SON PII<E · AT 35 WEST Firm Prit:<' A in E lrct r il' Pow£'1' ... ... .. ..... 27 1 ~ ;\ T &T ................ ... .. ... .. ....... 28'1'. Ashland Oi l .. ... ... .. ... .... .. .. .. .6:rl!. Bob El'ans Farm s .. .. ......... 2:! :)'1 Charming Shoppes ........ .. .... :lO·Y,. FedNa l Mogul. .. .. .......... .. .. .44 'l'J Goodyear T&H ............. . .... 67Y,. Heck' s lnc .. ... .. ...... .. .. ... ....... 4Y,. Limited Inc. . ................ .4:1% Mu ltimPdia Inc ... ... ... ......... . oJR'jl, Rax Restaura nt s... ...... .... .. .. . 5 3·, Robbin s & M1-er s .. ............ . Shoney's Inc.' ... .. ... ....._.·, .. ... .... 30 Wendy's Inti. .. .... ..... .... ... ~J', Worthin gton Ind ... . ....... .. .. 2J1 , PhOne B ARGAI~ 446 · 4524 MATINE ES SAT/SU~ &WE D Al l SEATS S2 . 75 A.D!'I\S$10" EVERV lUESOAY $2 .75 L JULY 3 thru 9 FRI DAY tl'lr u THUR SDAY : _j (R) 7 : 10 & 9:30 DAlLl. - SAT/ SUN l W[O MATJ"EES 1: 10 • J: JO (PG ll) 7: 00 & 9: 10 OAILY. SAT/ SUN & WED MAil !tEES 1 :00 & 3: H) (~) wy, 7: 00 . uo Oo'.lll . 1+0 M TI NU S, (G) SAT(SUN & WED JIAT! N£[5 1:00 & 3 :00 OHLY. SPECIAL SUMMER WEDNESDAY MAnNEES! FACTORY SALE 10 ONLY FIREPLACE INSERT OR FREE STANDING HEATS UP TO 3000 SQ. FT. HOUSE WHILE THEY LAST ••• 10 ONLY SMALL PAINT DEFECTS••• . (SOME SMALL DINGS & SCRATCHES) ·SAVE HUNDREDS YOU WILt. NOT FIND AN EQUAL QUALITY STOV~ AT THESE SAYINGS ANYWHERE (GUARANTEED I SSO. WILL HOLD YOUR STOVE TILL FALL $5,093,401. High near 90. Chf1nce o! rain 30 percent. Extended forecut Wednesday through Friday Humid with a chance of show- ers and thunderstorms. Highs will range from the mid 80s to lower 90s with a low near 70. i)}Fjll~~~.fl,., "~ "" {ftM~t~t:$,, ... pdf ' 90 DAYS SAME AS CASH ', PLENTY OF FINANCING AVAILABLE . . KINDLEWOOD ceatr.l f}'¥'- ~)"} '~~k ------Weather______ Soutb Oblo Today, variable cloudiness wltb scattered showers and thunderstorms. A few thunderstorms may be severe. Very warm and humid with the high trom85to90.· South wllldllO to 20 mph. Chance of rain 40 percent. ' .,.....,.""; ..,. i · y~...,, 6 "'*~' ~AliT ADS}_ Publls hrcl l'V!' r y ai1C'rn oon . Mo n1lay th ro u~ h F rlrlu,v . 111 Coul'l St., Po· tt....~. ....~~· ·- LAi.U The Daily Sentinel nw ruy, Ohio. by lhf' Oh io Va ll ry Publ!sh-lnp: Cnmpany Mu l!lmf'd h1. In(' . . Pom('· J V, Ohio 4571i9, Ph . 99-'l -2 1 ~. S4'· t'ond :1;ss p~ la~w paid at PQ.mf'l'ny . , ~ ......~.. .:JL..i Hosuital news n. (USPS t<ll-!160) i\ lll\'lslon of Multlm('dla, lm·. · Berry's World I ·Rutland . ... to GrantatHospital by to Llfentght: Racine 12: 08 p.m. Trouble Creek Road for Jam es Hinkley who wa s t reated but not transpor ted : Tupper s Plains at 2:26 \'eterans Hospital ·p .m . tran sported Carol Rockhold Well of Lancaster; 19 gra nchild·• Friday Admi ssion s--Edna Ed to Camden-Cla r k Memor ial Hosren : 26 great grandchildren: one wards. Minersville: Wayne . plt al: Middleport at 4: 03 p.m . jlreat gr eat grandchild and one Pearson , Middleport ; David .Jerry Flora from the transported sister, Eva Ha yes of Logan. McMillan, Racine: Ron ald Services will be 2 p.m . Wednes· fi re stat·lon to Vetera ns MemorPlumby, Pomeroy. day at the Unlt cd Pentecos ta l Ial Hospital : Rutland at 5: 08p.m. Frida y Discha rges-- Edith Church, Athens . with Rev. E . to Salem Center for Buddy Kuhn Reiser . RoH!n Dill, La v ina Bran Glenn James offi ciating. Buria l to Holzer M edical Center; Ru .' non, Mari e Ro y, Nor m a will be In Alexander Cemeter y . !land iu 6: 43p .m . to Salem St. for ' Goodwin. Frlt'nds may call at Bl gony · Jo v Anderson to Holzer Med ical Saturday Admi ss ions.. Wi lliam Ce.nt er: Ra cin e at 9:46 p.m . to Jordan Funeral Home, Alb any , E llis, Rutland: Opal Williamson . Bashan for Ash ley Htll who wa s from 4' to 9 p.m. on Tu£'sday. R eed sv ille ; Mark Ca sto. treated but not tra nsported: Ra cin e at 10:06 p.m ..to Rout £> 124 Pomeroy. · Clair Wuggont•r Sat urday Discharges .. Da v id forM lssy L ay ne who wa s treated M cMillan, Et hel L ambert. Edn a but not tra nsported: Ra cine at Clair Waggoner. of Hou le :1. 10: 32 p.m. to Route 124 for Sara Edwards. Wayne Pearson. Albany , died Sa turd ay at Pine Pierce to VC'I era ns Memorial Su nda y Admi ss ions-- M ar y Cr es t Nursin g Home In GaltlpoUs Hos pital. Fran cis. Long Bott om: Martha followi ng a i<'ngthy llin<'ss . · Sunday at 4: :In a.m .. Rac ine to Fry, Pom er oy: Frank E pple. Mr. Wa ggo nl'r was born In Rout e 12~ for . K ev in Ta nner to Middl eport : Steven Ja mes. La y m an. Ohio to the late H e nr~' Vetera ns Memo•·lal Hospital ; Ga llipol is . and ·E lsie P<'rln e Waggoner . H e Tuppers Pl ains at 11 : 17 a. m . to Sunda y Discharges-- Dann y was a ret ir('IJ emp loyeo o f Success Road for Jay Holsin ger Dars t. M ark Casto, Art hea Barr. Columbia Gas of Ohio and a to Ca mden-Clark Memorial Hos· Ronald Plumbl y. rl'tlred farmer . He wa s •. a pita! ; Rutl and at 1: 04 p.m . to member and elder of the Harr l· 'Salem St. for E dwa rd Martin to . sonv!Ue Pre byterlan Church Holzer Medi ca l Center: Syr aand l)elonged to the Modern cuse at :!: 48 p.ni. to Rout e 124 for Woodmen of Am rica . Gl adys Blosser to Vet eran s Surviv ing are his wife, Ard'is Memori al Hospit al: Pom em y at Paul R . Las h. Chri stine M . Dean Waggoner: two d aught ers. 6:47 p.m. tran sported F ra nk Las h. to Ronald L. Wood. Wanda Mrs. .John (,Jacqual ln<' 1 Gil logl y Epp le from an auto accident on .!!'an Wood. pucels. Bedford. or Albany and Mrs. Donald Route 124 t o Vetera ns Mem orial Allan Nut ter . Ca thy Nutter. (Joycel Skinn er Jr . of Athens: Hospit al. Proffi tt . Bonni e Proffitt . Gordon fou r grandchildren ; two nieces to Columbus & Southei·n Ohio and one nephew : one brother. Elec tric Co.. right of wa v. Jack Wag goner and one sister, (Cont inued from page ll L ebanon. VI rgtnla Waggoner . both o f plac es. res pect lvely. Cr ass Vall<'y. Ca lif. Aft er noon act ivi t ies at the fire Besides his parent s, he was James H avm an. Jea n Hay station w <'re coordinated by the preceded In death by one brother , man . to Columbus· & Sout hern fir e departm ent 's radie s . Cl ayton Waggoner. Oh io El<'c tr ic Co .. rig ht of wa y. Services will bt' Tu esda y, 1 auxiliar y. L ebanon. Man y area residen ts who p.m .. at Blg ony -Jordan Funeral .Jerry R. Ha ym "n . Bonit a'' R. didn' t join the fun at the fire Home in Albany With . Rev. H ayman, to C&S Ohio E lec t. Co .. station spen t the aft er.noon back -Harold Demu s offlcla t In g. Burial right of w ay, L eban on. will 1>£· In Wells Cemetery . ya rd ba r bequ eln g at their J am es W. Hayman .•J e~ n L. hom es. Fr iends ma y call at the funeral H ayman. to C&S Ohio E lect. Cq .. In the {'venin !:, a variety show; home from 6 to 9 p.m . toda y ri ght of w ay. L ebanon . also sponsored by toe fire depart(Mo nday) . Charl!'s Pow!'l l. Esthcrla Po' men! and ladlf's auxilia ry. was to ' Col umbus & Southern w ell held at Southern Junior High. Ohio" El ec tric Co .. ri ghl of wa y. ·Th e va riety show Is fast becom· Lebanon. lng a wcll:known annual event , along with thP parad e. 1101 Dixie Smith, Ga rn et Eva ns. to Th e evening was ~a ppf'd by a fireworks display on the junior Columbu s & Sou thern Ohi o Elec. Co .. right of wa y, Lt>banon . high grounds. Ha (tie E. S~!l ors , Ru th A . Powell. to Columbus & Sou th<'rn NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST TO 8 AM EDT 7-7~7 Ohio Elec. Co .. right of way. L ebanon . Robert Mi chael Haley, Vicki Jane Ha ley, to . Columbus & Southern Ohio E lec. Co .. right of way, Bedford. . Maxine Mi chael to L eading Creek Consv. Dist. , Salisbu ry. Larry R . Wells. Anita G. Wells, to Leadi ng Creek Consv. Dist., righ t of way , SaiPm . Area deaths Rutland Pl\rade. "Friends, Fun and Fireworkers'•' ·was the \heme of ihe float. -HILLBILLIES - This float by the Hillbilly 4-H Club was the first place .winner of th e floats in the WI · Mtb-e~rr. _ __;:ll::__ _ _~-~-- -~- - - ·--·-· - . H11e I FACTORY WAREHOUSE . . 701 2ND AVE. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO MON. THRU FRI. OPEN 9 A.M.-4:30 P.M. - �Pomeroy-Middleport, OhiQ MOnday. July 6. 1987 l . Samuel made a diving slide on an attempted steal from second during the second Inning Sunday.(UPI) •: ·' WELL UMP? - Astros third baseman Denny •: )\'alllng and Phlllles Jaun Samuel both look at : : . umpire John McSherry to to call the play after ... ~ "·. ~:pespite "bean-balls' MeGwire strikes By JOE ILLUZZI UPI Sports Writer ·[llark McGwire is learning what happens to players who hlt too · many home runs. The ~ ~ pitchers sta~t striki ng back. ; · ; Boston pitchers hit McGwire in • : consecutive plate appearances · after the Oakland rookie un•• loaded his 30th home run during a ~: &-3 Athletics vic tory, and the : second incident nearly re~ul!ed • 1n a br awl. : . ; Reggie Jackson and A's Man : . ager Tony LaRussa charged the · mound from the dugout after Wes Gardner hit McGwire on the helmet in the eighth inning . Both benches eventually cleared, and although nothi n g deVeloped. Jackson warned teams against throwing at the A ·s. · " ! do - not feel it was intentional," Jackson sa id. "But you've hit a guy wit h 30 home r uns twice- that ' s after a ho me run in the fourth -and the next time in the head . I want e,·eryone e lse to know that if you hit our guy twice , it's going to be a problem. " 'Boston starter Denn is "Oi l Ca n" Boyd also hit· McGw irr io the sixth innin g: "I know my team is going to back me up.·· said McGwire. who did not c hallenge Gardner. "They're hurling themselves. Ttie firsttime I scored a run: and the second time I a lmost scored anot her run. I hope it does't happen too much more." It' could if McGwire and Jose Canseco continue their home r un assault. For the second day in a row. the s luggers produced backto-back homers . With Oakland leading 1-0 in the fourth , Canseco and McGwire. who had ripped consecutive homers of! Bruce Hurst Saturday. victimized Boyd for solo shots. McGwire's home r un gave him 30 tor the year <md made hill) one ol on ly 17 rookies ever to reach that total. Canseco, who hit 33-home~s ..as a rookie last season, led oil the s i~th with his second homer of the game a nd his 18th of the year. giving 1he A's a 4-0 lead. In other ga mes, Chicago burie d Cleveland 17-0, Texas troun ced New York 10·4. Minne· sota edged Baltimore4·3. Kansa s Ci ty toppped Toronto ·4. 3 in 10 innings. Detroit beat Seatt le 7-5 a nd C~lifo rni a defea ted Milwau· kee 4·3 in 12 innings. White Sox li, Indians 0 At Cieveland, rookie Ken Williams and Harold Baines each drove in four runs to highlight a 21 -hit attack. Rangers 10, Yankees 4 At New York, Larry Parrish and Mike Stanley hit twp-run homers In a six· run fourth Inning, helping Texas rout of the Yankees . Twins 4, Orioles 3 At Minneapolis, Kent Hrbek led off the ninth with his 22nd hom('r of the season to send Baltimore to its s('venth straight de feat. ll-oyals 4, Blue Jays 3 At Kansas City, Mo., George Brett· singled home Willie Wilso n with non~. out in the lOth to give fh(' Royals thel t sixth straight victory and extend Toronto'slosing streak to eil!ht games. Tigers 7, Mariners S At Seat! le, Chet Lemon drove in three z:uns with a . two-run single and so lo home run to lead the Tigers. Angels 4, Brewers 3 At Anaheim. Ca li!. , Brian Downing singled home Gary , Pettis with one out In the 12th innin g to give the Angels their 11th victory in their last 14 games . ., clarifies statement ..Steinbrenner . • • NEW YORK 1UP!l - New < York Yankees owner . George : ·Steinbrenner said he int end ed no : facial conn otation by his use of • the phrase "black boy" on a ·· nation ally ' tele v ise d new s .program . Steinbrenner - -responding to a question as ked Sunda y on CBS ' "Face the Nation" wheth er he would hire m inor ities in the Yankees Iron 1 office as soon as possible - said. " My chief accountant , the head accountan t that I have in mv . finance -. department, happens to be a · young black boy ." In a statement released Sunday nighl. Steinbrenner sa id. " I have been using the term 'boys a nd girls' si nte my parent s taught me what it meant on the rt>stroom doors in my grammar :school. I've always referred to . .. my team a s· the 'varsity' and to nis, · the former Los Angeles my play er · and the younger "Dodgers executive who said in m embers of the front office a s April blacks lacked the "necessimy 'boys a nd girls,· and I ain ' t ties" for certa in ma nage ment abo ut to change for nobody. · posit ions in baseball. Since the Ca mpanis episode. "Those who would mi sm ajor- league baseball has been const ru e it just aren't worth unde r press ure to bring more bothering about. T he peoplE;> who know me know Ihat there was no minorities into the front office. inference intended. ''I'm go ing to continue to cal l m y playf'rs a nd my~front office m y ' boys a nd gir ls. ' and, if that offends so meo ne , that's tough. By Jim Soulsby I'm getting tired of all this b.s . The Meigs County Jaycee Sixth a nd I think it 's ridiculous for Annual. Big Bend Pony League s omeone to miscons true what I Tournament opens play on. July 6 meant. " a t General Harllnger Park in The " Face The Nation" teleMiddleport, according to .tourna cast. which al so featu red Georgement director Perk Auit. Sixteen town bas ket ball coach John teams from the Meigs, Mason, Thompson. addressed the conGallla area have entered the troversy surrounding AI Campaeve nt which will continue through July 13, barring no weather delays. Two games are scheduled for each evening at 6 and 8 p.m . In Monday 's action, Syracuse will go against Pomeroy 1 In the opener with Rutland facing the Ttlrnnt o -13 :13 .56:! 3 Lion's Club entry in the nightcap. Mll••aulu · II) :lit .:il:! 9 \.. Tuesday will see Eastern 1 8 U!oiH h :~!1 I'! • IIU 11 -"lliro 31 50 .311:! l!J il Kaltlmor 1 versus Rio Grande and Pomeroy ('11'\t'lnd ;. 33 .:n~ 23 II against Middleport; Wednes" ·~· 15 3:i .56:1 1\itR!o.~ ( ' l y day New Haven will take on Mlnn1•stK· 16 36 .361 l:i :1~ .3:0! '.! North Gall Ia and Eastern II wlll OotktUld I 'allf II II :ooo 3 mee t the Braves and · Thursda)l S. •rllll• • Ill H A\U 51 ~ 1• 1 NAT ION,\1 . I.E,\(ll' [ R ,\' l 'nll f'd l'r1ss International tAll Timt~ EDT ) I. P t·l . (;R .6'!K 1\ " :r." !'il. l.oul:o. Montr•·u1 "" " " St•w \ ' nrk j:l2 - jl I ..~~~ ',,_ T••':t" 3!1 .l l!l :111 II . II' I Ill ; . 151! !IIi ( 'hh·uK< • Phil a l'itt ~h rp:h " :Sfi \\'!'!it ~6 ( 'lndnnul Hiou ...tun . san Froua (lth'll,i:ll !>l;~turda.,v ' ~ ... N1· ~· ,\IJ u nl tl :n .J!l . .&li ~ . Lo~ ,\nxtol~ :n l!l . 16:! • San Dlt ·~11 !II .! :; • , "'·! 111'! t!l :l:l Xi I li ' i S!ll nrda,\'' "' ~ ·~ ulb Plll s hur~ l.l .u" ,\n,R;dt'!l '! ll11rulf i, St•lllllt> ;; M.. ndu,,·' ,. nam ,.,. C'hlf'tt ltO tllt'l.t •o n ;)-i ) at Ra lllmort • Wrllfln 1._ 2). i : :m p.m . Tt•xa., t H•m~t:h~ :l)at Tnronrn !Mt•l' 11-!i ), ~: :111 p.m. · Kan~a"' fi(l' n'" '"·r iWt,;t<n 1-1· tl ~~ fh·Hiwu1tfarl!on 5-lt. -:-: :10 p. m . Mlnn•~ill u ( Viola &-fi) at !'l'i'W \ "ork l Gttld"' 1-JJ. H: :tO p.m . F\t,.o;tnn , j l ' lf'nii'I\Jo! i·li) at ('alllnrnl .. t .R•·••s~ :1-11). HI : :II'! p.m. Mllwaukt' t' ' "'t' A'Jillln i ·';t ul l'it! llllll' ~ .\n~~:f'l~ "'li , t'IU,.flur~h I ""ustun 1'1, rltlllldt'lphla '! ~- l .oul" I. Allan! a I nnC'Innutl 7, 1'\if'~' \ 'tlrk 3 Sun t - rnnd"m ; , (hihi.J:'n .i 1\tunda,v'"' 4hm•.,. /'ian Uh ·•:~• tfirunt H 1 ul Chh:a11;11 ITrmd 4·:1), 1 : (1~ p.m . ~an f'rant·i!'lt'll cDruv"c' k)' :~; andrrlc·f' &B) ••I l~llbhtlf~h ( IJunn•• :1-:1 and llra llf' k l ·il. :!. l p.m. Nc·~~~o· "" : • ni41i ( Po•·•..-l- :lt , 7: 35p. m. MnntrPal tMarllnez :l-IIJ ;d Hou~~ton .... • :~ • • •• • " ~~~"· '::~.J~:: ~~~-~~·uu '!-1'1) at St. l.tiUI!l tMu~rant•5-l) , 11:3iip. m . . Tutt'ldiQ''l'tfllllll\'1'1 J!la~:~ Dlf"l(fllll fhklllfll Sari Fr.nc-l"t'u id PIU!Ihur,;h. nli!:hl Nf'w \"nr~ Ill 1\tiMnla. DIKhl Phll..dt>lphla at Cincinnati, niKht Mont"'al llt Hou.Con, •i«ht • fl.9) . 111 :!\3 p.m . Dc•tro!C tTt>rr'ell &H l at Oakland 1 Lamp 1._0 ), IO :!I:i p. m . Tui.'Sdll.f'!l Gamt.'f' Chit'~ ..... . ·: • ( AMERJC.\N LEAGUE ~!!.l Nf'w Vork Df'trott w . . L l"ct . OR 51 Sl .. IJ:n f.! .U ,SM' ~ Ill Baklnmre. Tt•:c'""' Torunto, ~ r much ." :..>¥.. . first place winn er In the float category ol the annual Middleport ,July 4th parade. "I a m Improving on grass and obviously I will be back for many · years to com e. I sllll havt' my cha nce." he warned. For Cash, there ts the worry of the pressure that winning Wim; bledon will bri~g . "My life Is not llOing to cha nge like it did lor Boris when It ali just came out of the blue. In Austra· lla. I've had a lot ol pressure put on m<' aod a lot of a n enllon. so I think I have go! used to It . "I don't want my life tochan~e too much. I wanr to be happy. I don ' t want to 1M> hounded to death ." ,------------- Cas h. · in contrast. se rved s uperbly throug hout a nd did not co~cedc a point in his four service games in the .s rcond set . Liking a spider hiring a fly , he drew Lendl to the net. rorc·Ing him to aba ndon hls preferred bas!'llne ga mP. then procl'eded to pass the Czec hos lovak down both 7-6 (7·5)' 6-2, 7-5. wings. " I thought I had a very good Lend! . ha v ing tried ro s tay . chance of winning. but he just back without success when losing played be!!er In every depart . to Cash on grass In the' semis of ment than I did," admitted this year's Aus tralian Open Lend!, who has live Grand Siam cha mpions hip . knew he had to titles to his credit but has yet to switch tac ttcs th is time. Un llk ~ wln a tournament on grass. players ac.c ustomcd to grass, his Lend! was so demoralized by vo lleying was woefully weak , his opponent's s tunning returns . a nd Cas h ex pl oited eve-ry f.law . he served three double fau lt s in Sweet thou l!h It was, Cas h did one gam!' . . not rate his performance as his "He was putting so mu ch best of the tou rna m!.'nt. pressure on my serve," Lend! " I played the finest match of said trying to come to terms with my career against Mats WI· his lapse. '.' I tliought hi' wouldn ' t la nder." he sai d, rPfcr rlng to hi s return that well. I didn ' t think he quarterfinal victory QtJer the was going to be hitting winners., third-seeded Swede. -""' .. " I was try ing to hit good fir st Sunda y's display was s till too serves . But even if I dkl. he put it !(Ood for Lendl. and was e nough back. so I tried to hit even bettel' to bring bar k the title to Austra· lla for the fir st time s lh ce John Newcomtoe' s 1971 triumph . For Lend!.. there was~ju sJ the bitter disa ppointment that the te nnis crown he values m os t is Mason wlll face Carpenters while stili out of reach . The 27-year-oid had to play Racine will lock horns with the four los ing finals before winning 'Cillzen's Bank tl'am. Friday, July 10, will have two his first Gra nd Slam trophy and · losing his reputaton as a c hoker. contests at the usual scheduled times with four contests on tap -. L for Saturday , July 11, the fir st beginning at 1 p.m . The consola·.: .. • I ~·-::. ~-: . .I ... ( ..... . ./ '·t .. tion game is scheduled lor . . •' . Monday, July 13 at 6 p.m. with '" 1' - /_./ ·.~ · .· . . ' ' \ ~ the · champlonsllip contest to :·~~ ~.J follow. '.3--~ ,.,··' \ ·~ . - ~ -· r ~ .: • \ ,..-._...,.. Individual ·and teal)! trophies • . \.j I~~ . '"'. will be awarded to the lirst. .r , •. • . • J. ::;"' " 1 ... ' ,~ ,I~'J •t second and third place teams. A \ 1 ,...:.... P-~~ ". ~- ':,;-~:t~; Most Valuable Player Trophy ,.~ 7J ; ~ ~.~~~~~- _,..~- '1 :/ and Most Hits Trophy, sponsored by the Farmer's Bank of Pomeroy, will also be presented . Ail proceeds lrom tournament Yov• opPJ>tt""''''•• ,..;1! GROW play will go to the Meigs County • •1/1 ,n., CLASSIII"'5 Jaycees to be used for communIty projects. r ·- ' TALL UNCLE SAM - John Story of Pomeroy made a very tall Uncle Sam as he marched In the Middleport July 4th parade . ALWAYS LEADING Racine's American Legion Post and Ladies Auxiliary led the annual I ( HOMECOMING FOR LONG - July 4th was actually a homecoming for Stair· Senotor Jan · Lonf(, Middleport native, who wa.~ the speaker at Middleport's July 4th even inK pro,;ram . Sen. Lonr, rlgllt, Is pictured with two of his unci.,. just before movlnx to the •peaker's platform Saturday Fourth ol July Parade. Their float, Stars· and Stripes F-oreve_r, was second place winner In the theme division. · · niiP;ht. They are .James Clatworthy, a Middleport ' <:uuncllman, and Henry Clatworthy, who played a major roll in I he n ew American Legion Home in Middl eport whi ch was unveil ed at an open house Saturday. 7t h· 6:00f;, ~lC:Tffl-~~;J~~ . i-----....1 " el'l !lnyqp Boston al C"u. IUorniM. niJtht Mlllwauket> a1 Sf>a.Uie, nl8fil Detroit al Oakland, nl~ -,.,,..,:::'i'T,..,--1 ~orth Qallia Sat. 11th I:OOP;: '['h ur. 9th- G: QC>1" f - - - - - . . J :;on . 6th-8:DO!-'i·i -1-------. Fri. 10th S:OOPr-: Tue, 7t h... o: OOPi-l Sat. !ddd~eport ""·+---' 7:00P>l Eaeterp TJ Transactions , Ru~tehaJI C'lndn1111JI - ~ 1.--ntod pllcher .Jack Ann!il rona:. duh'!l No. I !it'll't'lion In lt..• frt 'f'·tlfl:t•nt llmlllt'ur drnfl . Oukl1111d - Plact•d pllc·hl'rfurt VnunA' un 13-da,v dl.suhlt'd It~ I n>lroadh>r. h~<funt' :111. . ~------------...J ' '' 8 t h-6: UC ~: .·-----­ ~·Jed , 8th-~:00Pd · •- - - - - Dravea Sat, 11th 3:00Pt•; ;T~hu~r~.~9~t;;:h_:;ai;;;;,. _~_:.___j citizen Ia Bapk , ~---~ . IIG FOOT IS COMING TO GALLIPOLISI •· SHOW STEALER- Flve·year·old Daniel Young II hal! gotten an early start in the clogging business. The youngest member of the Shady River Shulllers, Daniel displays hl~ dancing ability lor appreclaJive sp~:ctators at the Fourth of July parade In Racine . . Wltdl111ishperFor Fvrthlt Dlbik FIRST PLACE WINNER- Hallelujah! Jesus Is King! W!l" the theme. lor the Racine Baptist Church Ooat which t)ed lor first place In the not-theme dlvl!llon of the annual Fourth ol July THANKS Sat, ll<n + - - - - - · ,, 5 :00PJ. ·:•ed , - .. , / . .. n\ \ Fri, lOth G:OOP;. nl~~;ht Kat.• "!IAH fky ul Cle\'t'land. nl ~ hl 111 Nt'w \'ork, nl8hl f -·.· II -.. - ... ·\·:. _,.. ClJ '' nl~tht Mln~ot11 LG8 Anrtlfl' al St. Louis, nlpt >:' fir st serves. I was pressing too By MORLEY MYERS WIMBLEDON. England t UP I) - Pat Cash. just as Boris seeker had done a . year' previously, Sunday exi>osed· Czec hoslovak World No. !Ivan Lend! as an Iron M,a n with a grass jaw . In two hours and 45 minutes , 1he 22-year-old Australian made Lend! look like a grass -court rookie In outplaying his opponent ( M~tr,I{IUI l'ork tFt•roandl"l !H) al ,\Uanl u (Mahlt"'' !'J-Ilt.~: l" ·p: m. ' "' l"ttllacMphla ! Kawl~· Ht al nndn· FIRST PLACE WINNER - This old fashioned wafl(an by Vaughan's Cardinal In Middleport was Cash finds Lendl's glass jaw ·:EI GS J AYCEE .SJ: :-:'!'H AI;!'-;I!AL FO Ji Y J.EACUE 'l'OtiiW Ai :Erl'i' :1 ~un d LI)'' .-. ~·sul l " ( ' lnt'innall ~. r\t•W \ ' uri.; :1 Mnntrt•W I. San Dit•~t:n :1 SumiK.,l •,. RI•!OUiti'i IA>!'I Tr •xa~ ('lt i• ·"K" li, ( ' !f>,·t•land 0 Tt •x a~o 10. 1"1•w \ "ork -1 MlnJw.. tll rt I , Halflnmrr :1 lb.n Mts t'll:\' -1, THronto :J. It inninr Uakhtnd li, Rn~t n n :1 ('ulilornlu -1. Mllwuukt'l' :1, I! lnninl" Pt.llado•lr•hlll ' · Houshm !I Sl . l .oul~ :l, ,\Jianta 0 ( 'hit ·aA:o it Sun t ' rand,.o·u !I /'inn llit•,R;o !l _;'Kontrt•<ll rurk ·1. :JI! II .l"!l 61'-t :JJ ~-;- .:!9-:- 1:1 n,... uu .. ( 'hl••ago !1, ( 'lo•\t• lun d ]. Oakland It, Ho ~ton 5 l\llnn••,.ota ~ . H.altimnr• • 1 Kan~a."i I "H:v !J, Tornntu 1 IMrnlt ; , S.•rllllr!l :'flll"•aukt•t• "! . ( '11.lllornl a 1 .:Mil! - It :D! . l21i 10 111 ;;no ._. "That's a far cry from the big butJwasjustlo6klnglntheright leagues. I wanted to $traighten . place," said Teufel. " things out down there and I think -The Mets got a run In the eighth I did. J hope my troubles are when Teufel -doubled to right· over. , ,· cenier-and scored op a single -b y · ." I've been too defensive In my · Ketttt ' Hernanc;tez . . New · :York pitching, shying away !·r om hit- added a pair of runs In the· nlnlli · . ters," added Browning. " I went · on an RBI single · by · Mookle · right alter them today.lfeltgood Wilson and on a throwtllg error out there. I threw a lot of strikes · by second baseman Oester on a and kept the ball down.· I was play In which Oester suffered a more confident today· than I've left knee Injury on a hard slide by been ail year." Wiisori to break lip a double play. The Reds scored five runs in oester was carried from the the second thanks to six hits and field on a stretcher and taken to , daring baserunning. Christ Hospital for examination Buddy Bell opened with a and X-rays. There was no immesingle, tooksecondonasingleby dlate report on Oester'.s Bo Diaz- who had a four- hit day condition. - and scored on a single by Ron Giants. 7, Cubs J Oester. A fourth straight single Kevin Mitchell acquired late by Barry Larkin drove in Diaz. Saturday night lrom the Padres .Browning bunted to sacrifice in a seven-player deal. hit a pair Larkin to second and when ol two-run homers, and pinch· catcher Barry Lyons threw to hitter Chris Speier stroked a first to get Browning. Oester tie-breaking single I~ the eighth ra~ed home from third and inning Sunday, . sparking the IJ.arkin scampered to third .Giants to a 7-5 victory ov.e r the Larkin scored on a double to Chicago Cubs. . · center by Kal Daniels, who Houslon , Ph lilies 2 injured his left knee ru,nning to At Philadelphia. Btliy Hatcher second and was replaced -by singled four times, scored twice· Dave Coiilris . Terry Francona and drove in a run to power singled Collins to third and Houston. Collins scored on a passed bali by Padres 3, E><pos 2 · Lyons. At Montreal. John Kruk's The Reds got a run In the third hom'e run wllh two out in !hi! whenBelislngiedandscoredona ninth Inning snapped a tie and double to left -center by Diaz, and made a winner ol Rich Gossilg~. added a run in the seventh when J.J, who pitched two innings for Jesse Orosco walked Nick th e vli:tory. · Esasky with the bases loaded. Cardinals .4, Braves I New York's Tim Te ufel hit solo ' At ~ tianta. Greg Math~w s home runs In the first and fifth pitched a three- hitter over 8 2·3 innings. his li!th a nd s ixth Innings a nd Ozzie Smith . weni 4 homers of the year. Tu efei ai ~o for 5 with two RBI to help St. doubled twice to go 4-for·5. 'Louts sweep its throie-game "Brow ning pitched me tough . series. Pony tournament s·e t Scoreboard ... Majors Page~5 The Daily Sentinel , Freedom ·celebration in the· ·Northwest Territo Gooden bad, Browning ,b right· By RICK VANSANT CINCINNATI (UPI)- It. was Dwight 'Gooden's worst three Innings o(. the year · and Tom Browning's best seven lnnlrigs of . the ·s eason Sunda:Y as the Clnclnnat! Reds beat the New York • Mets 7-5. Cincinnati's third straight win over New York kept the Reds 3 and 1-2 games· ahead of Houston in tlie National Leak\Je . West, while the strug~:Itng Mets len eight games behind St. Louis in the National League East. Gooden, ,5-2, was rocked for nine hits and six runs In three lnntngs. Browning, 5-6, just recalled by the Reds after a month In the minors, scattered six hits over seven innings for his first . win sin~e May 13. Gooden struck out two of the first three batters he faced but was pounded for six hits and five runs In the second Inning and lifted after three .innlngs- his shortest stint since he lasted only 2 1-3 Innings . on July. 4, 1985 against 1\.tlanta. "It happened so quick. the hits just kept coming," said Goodt>n. "! threw my fastball to try to get ahead, but It kept going right down the • middle and Ihey jumped on it . I needed better location, in a nd out." Browning yielded two runs. struck out six and walked one. Rob l'Y!urphy and John Franco pitched the .final two innings, with Franco picking up his 17th save. Browning had been demoteq to the Reds' Nashville farm team June 9 and recalled Saturday. "Nash.v iliewas a rude awakening for me," said Browning. Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio .- Monday, July 6, 1987 Parade In Racin'e . A lloat entltle,d Stars ul Tomorrow, entered by Barhara's School ol Dance, Syracuse, shared the llrst place slot with the church. TO ALL THOSE WHO DONATED TO THE OHIO ETA PHI CHAPTER BETA SIGMA HHI GOLF TOURNAMENT HELD AT JA YMAR GOLF CLUB IN JUNE! Rick's Fire and Safety Brogan-Warner Ins. · Vetelans Memorial Hospital Meigs Helllth Services Farmers lank lank one Dr. Harold Brown Rick Craw Continuity of Care Meigs Tire Center Central Trus~ Sears McClure's 'Craws Excelsior Salt Works ' I Acld-a-Toudl.lllauty Salon Video Touch Dr. Jam•~ Conde Fabric Shop Elbtrfelds Fruth's Pharmacy Francis Florists Shammy's 7-33 Carry-out Kroger's Clark's Jewelry Store IC. and C Jewelers · ,.. King·luildtrs Od,ll lumber Smith-Nelson Motors Jaymar Golf Course (Continued from page 1) M t'ddleport . .. --------~ .---------+port and I he Meigs County area; was provided by WMPO emttie role of the Northwes t Terri· ployees and a dance program tory Ordinance in the settling qf was _presented by the Shady the Ohio Valley, and the impor· River Shufflers under the dir ec· tance of the Constitution to the lion of Gary• ' Williams : Point Arnerican way of life. He p.ledged . Pleasant. Seated on the podium himself to working hard for for the evening program were improvements in the economic members of village council , Dewey Horton ,' James Clatsta tus of Meigs County. . Mayor Fred Hoffman gave a worthy, William .Waite rs. Gilwelcome address to opening the more and Mayor Hoffman. A firework s displa y set off by evening program held at the Diles Park. Gilmore served as the ~'liddleport Fire Department master of ceremonies. Music concluded the celebration. ·.only ONDULINE can cover your roof with o lifetime .... ........._, ~ .... ,JUNIOR MISS Amy Louks, Meigs County'S reign· ing Junior Miss, was an attractive participant In th~ annual Fourth ·ol July parade at Racine. . : • warranty ·-~ll.- ~il111 SAVE ON ROOFING EASTERN HILL FABRIC SHOP : , SHOP WILL BE : ClOSED FOR VACATION JULY 4th THRU JULY 13th • lOCATED ON RT. 7 • - 5- MilES NORTH OF tiiESTER, OHIO If your old roof is rusting away, put up one that won't rust. • ' The LHetlnte RooRng • • 4'x6'7" -26 Square Foot ShHt Corrugated Asphalt tooling and Siding .' Reg. 510.99 •' I \ •• ' '1111RD PLACE WINNER ...,. The Racine · ~ ~e&bodlat Cburcb celebrated the Fourth cit .rul)' , by ealerlng ll Ooat In the IUinulll Rllclne parllde • •• The Ooat, with the IItle Mark!!&place A.D. %0, I $989 NOW . stemmed from lhls year's Bible school activities ~ which centered •round early Jewish Ule and custolfl!l. The float was tlllrd·place wlimer In the parade's theme category. Celtrt an Sttclt: lltlllt. ltd. G.-. .,.............y •--toly too squor" C&U'flftfiJ steck. )n ' Per Shoot IDI~l fOR IESIDENII~I, AGRICULTURE & COMMEWAL APPIIUTIONS BAUM LUMBER CHESTER. OHIO J • insulotru afinst htat tight wtifht shNts wor,t' rust or , . , . . qultt.. thiM metal • 1 !101:' up fast likt metal tDSy to inttaQ W.al tOJ NEW tooling liH' flrMfint ' ' �• Monday, July 6, 1987 The Daily Sentinel By The Bend the North Pole by Admiral Perry Is now ill the Nattonal Geogra phtc Building In Washington DC and that we are the onlv nation that pledges I he !lag and has a national song to Its flag Mrs Ronald Reynolds Ghap ter regent opened I he sessio n m rit ualistic form wtlh Mrs Joseph Cook chaplam gillng devotions Mrs Harold Sargent led lhe pledge to the fl ag and Mt s George Skmner led m the Amen can s Cr eed Th ere was a na ttonal defense report bv Mts Pearl Mora who used a rep011 b\ Secretary of Slate Casper Weln berger and an article appe rrlng m the Ohio magazme by Ger !rude Sumph on the subject Guests were Mrs Joseph Col bu t n state vice regent Wet stone Chapter Mrs Nan Bradbury slal e historian Columbus Chap l er Mrs Robert Moser Sou lheastern d1s1nct director Na l hanlel Ma!Sle Chapter Mrs Gordon Kmght state chairman of lh<' BlcentE'nnial Commission and member of thE' Nabby Lee Ames Chaptl'r and M arietta Cha pter Several Invitations were ex !ended Including onP to the rededication of Fort Laurens on June 27 and the (\!strict confer ence on Sept 1 at Marl~tta Mrs King Installed lhe new Library ltnes Summertime program By Ruth Powers The first month of Summer Is over and the Summer Reading Program Is making a b•g SPLASH' Pomeroy library has 56 kids enrollPd and Middleport has 62 The scheduled Summer pro grams for kids are movmg right along Next WednPsday July 8 a basket weavmg workshop by Shirley Huston will be held al l;'omeroy Library from 12 30 3 00 p m We request that vou register for this workshop and !)Jere is a $5 fee for matenals ,.. .The efforts of everyone who helped support the restoration of the OVAL fundmg m the state budget has paid off The fundinR was restored by $400 000 oo In case you dldn t know thP library has some large City phonE' directories C1hes that Include Columbu s OH Toledo OH Portage County OH Bluefield W Va Wheeling W Va Altoona PA Phlladelphm PA Detroit San Antonia Greater M1aml Area Charlotte N C Tampa Fla Tucson '\\ msto n Salem N C Manhalten N Y Chicago Ill Salt Lake Ctty and Los Angeles Sec anot hE'r serv lcl' you would know about If you ca mE' 10 and checkE'd us out grooming articles by Florence Ann Spencer JunE' 21 Ruth Brooks read a poem for fathPrs and Nellie ParkE'r gave a brief hlstorv of the founding of Fathers Dav The congrpgatlon sang Faith of our Fathers to close I he program Thelma Henderson Nina Ro blnson and NE'lliE' ParkE'r wenl to Watprtown June 25 to a UMW meeting Mrs Parker ass isted olher members of the AthE'ns VideoVtew Carol R Pierce was honorE'd on hiS 8.3rd birthda y June 28 with a part} at his Langs\llle home Ice cream and cake "ere served followln!' a barbecue AttE'ndmg \\erE' h1 s children grandch ldre n and g eal grandch1ldn n who presented Rifts and cards to h1m Attending were Mr a nd Mt s K1mmy P1erce Franklin and K1mbe• IY Mr and M1s Rick; PIE'rcc and daughtC'r Samantha Jo Stant e\ Hutton Debra and Jason Rusl\ and Jean Pierce all of Salem Ccnte1 Mr and M1s Charles Ne\\ ton and grand cl\ 1r committee report <'d on the flowr beds n the park and 11 was noled that Mat ~<aret Bell<' Webe1 and Donna Jenkms had pu1 a ne" flag m the park Th e p1cmc was changE'd from July 27 to July 20 and plans were completed for partlctpatmg m I he Julv 4 parade al Rutland It""' noted that Ne'a N1chol son Ruby Dtehl Stella A tkins Pauline Atkms Pearl Ca naday Ruth Erlewmf' and Robetla Wilson had l UI Dished flowc I S for churches Th<' 11 a\ elm g plizr ;~a s furmshed bv Margan•l Pa• sOns E\ a Robson w1!1 pro\lde the one f01 nex t m eet mg Margaret Parsons had an arllc le on Ho" to RaiSe Sll aw berries 10 Small Areas Paulin• At km s prpsented Hummmg Buds notmg thai t he b rd s usually gel lhe1r nrcta1 from funnel shaped blossoms Mrs Ca nada\ had an arrangemenl Bea ut ; of RosC's featurlg rosC's Hos lessPs sened rcheshmrnts al th e conclusio n of the m l'€'ting Father, son banquet held at church Recogmtlon of fathers high lighted a recent father son ban quet held at thE' Middleport Church of Chnst and hos ted b; the women of the church Gifts werc- presPnted to Ted Riley the oldest Stanley Duck ett the youngest Dana Swift the most grandchlldrE'n Junior R1 ley most children Ron Evans the farthest from hom<' Frank ,ll]le the father with thE' younges l .,;on and Lawrence Stewarl the Christian the longes t time Special music was presen tE'd by AI Hartson and Glenn Evans Also prPsentt>d g1fls \\ Nr thE' mm1stct M Hartson a nd youth mm1ste1 Richard DubosC' Assistmg "llh the dmner were Mildred R1iey Dorothy Roach Bea Stewart Betty McKinley Phyllis Gilkey and Sharon Ste wart Tables and decorations \\C'Ie bl Joan Conant and Sabra Mornson Attendmg were M1ke Jared and Chris Stewart Mac and La\\ r enre Ste\\ art Greg and Jon Ste\\arl Ed and Ron Eva ns Glenn Dan ny and Zachary Evans Richard DuBose Stan ley Josh and Jeremv Duckett Dana Swlfl Willard Boy E'f Mike Gprlach B11lGruesC'r Frankand Josh !hie Wilbur Throbald Ted and Junior Riley AI and Jeremy Hartson Dan and Da nm Tho mas and R chard Gilkey Personal note Mr and Mt s Michael GlazC' md daught er Ashle\ Fort Bragg N C \\erC' lhe July 4 weekend guC'sts of h1s uncle and aunt M1 and Mrs Bill Radford Also here for the "eekcnd was the Radford s granddaughter Brooke of Bethesda • Harden family gathers during reunton The lOth annua I reumon of the Harden family was held June 27 at the Syracuse Municipal Park with 35 members attendmg A basket dinner was enJoyed al poon wllh Esther Har dE'n g1vmg the blessing The group enJOYed an afternoon of VISitmg lakmg pictures sw lmmmg and games Prizes WE're awarded 10 Ben jamln Jones John Wllllam Net son Mary RochPlle Jenkins Kathy Jones and Bob R Harden with Tam! Nelson wmnlng the door prizE's The 1988 neunon w111 be held at the same place w1th Mary Lisle to servE' as secretary treasurer Attendlnf;l were Dorothy Yates Oak Hill Earl Harden and grandsons P J and Earl D Road Bob and Esther H •rden John and Jamce Lisl e and sons Todd Scott and Travis and Man Lls•e Syracuse Don Li sle and Ka y Kendall Seblanl were unable to attend due to Illness It was not ed that three ne;~ babiC's ha\ e been born since last vea1 They are Holley Jo Wllh ams daughler of Bobby and 1 eresa Harden Wtllams Ben Jamln Ewe! Jones son of Garrell and Kathy Kendall Jones and Heath Adam Nelson son of John and Tam! Harrlt>n Nelson TherE' has been one marriage Eric son of Robert A and Marlyn Harden Ci ncinnati to Jo Anne Perks ~arcla Barrett was the weeklv best loser and Nancy Vance the runner up at the TOPS OH 1456 held at the American Legion hall Beech Grove Road Rutland this week Terri Smith co leader pre sided at the meeting The weekly fruit basket was won by Nancy \'ance Club meetings are held every Tuesday from 6 to 7 p m I Wmners n I he "cenl gu lf 10urnament sponso • ed b1 the Oh10 Eta Phi Ch .. pler of Bel a Sigm 1 Ph "" e annou nced loda\ The\ were flrsl l<'am Da' ld Burt Da\C lrnkm s Sle\e Dun trP and BPCk} 1 rlp lC'tl s;o for each learn m<'mlx r s<'COnd team Bub Stivers I a• '' Po we ll Jim Frecker and I yn n Crow $~> lor eac h m rmbrr Making 1h1 longesl d• iH s wC'rr Da\ ld Burl and R i ta Sla\< n wllh watches f1 om 1\ and C JO\\ elrr s and Clat k s JcwC'iry Store bcmg presented 10 them Steve Dunfee v.:on a Rift cerllflcale for the IongC'st dnve and Slr\r Dunfee a case of 11bs for com mg closf'st to the pin Stanley completed • degree work EAR, NOSE & THROAT GENERAL ALLERGIST \\WE HAVE HEARINQ AIDS" CAU (614) 992-2104 (304) 675-1244 ( HI{IO \ I u1 ~n iM I bllt atructure uted by the Oh1o Oepartmen of Tral"' aportatlon Tuesday July 28 1987 lor Improvements in Athens Golllo Hocking Molgs Monroe Morgen Nobl• Y1nton •nd W•atHng ton CountiM Ohio on sec toon ATH 7 0 00 on Stobl Route 7 in Athens County ond lor Improving vorlous rout• ond -tlo1111 in Ath ono OoMfo Hocking Molgs Monroe Morgon Noble VInton ond Woahlngton Countloo by ouNoylng ond Inventorying Pitting contor tine povomont morklngs end th1 entering of the eurvev dill Into the existing d~to Project length - 0 00 loot or 0 00 m1le Work length - var.oua feet or var~ou1 m las Pavement width - var1 OUI The Ohio Deportment of cart f1ed check or cashier 1 check for an amount equal to f1ve per cent of h11 b d but tn no event more than ftfty thousand dollars or a bond for ten per cent of h 1 bid payable to the D~rector Btdder• mutt apply on the proper form• for quahf1ca t1on at lult ten daye prior to Transportation hereby not1 the dote oet lor opening bids lies ell bidders thot It will of 1n accordance with Ch•pter firmetlvety lnaure that '"any contract entered into pur .uent to thla advertl11ment nilnorlty bualne11 enter prlou will be offordtd full opportunity to submit bids In mponoo to this invn.coon Wid will not be dlecrlminat!MI ~~galnlt on the ground• of race color or national Grlgin In conalderatlon for •n IIWird Minimum wage rata for thlo project hove b - pre dotormlntd 01 roquortd by III"' end oro HI forth In tho bid propooot Tho nto sot lor comple tlon of this work aholl be sot forth In tho bidding propo sol Each bidder shell be !1i qufred to fifo with his t>Hf"o 6626 Ohio Rovosed Code Plans and apecificat•ona are on f1la1n the Department of Tranaportation and the of l1ce of the 0 ietnct Deputy Director The Director reserve• the r~ght to reject any and all bids WARREN J SMITH DIRECTOR 171 8 13 2tc Pubhc !11ot1ce ted by July 31 1987 Fund ng 11 ava1lable m the following amounts (A t1 Countoosl $25 000 $16 $49 t38 •40 $34 t42 t31 $41 $64 000 010 180 936 • 29& 780 2,20 140 470 LEGAL NOTICE Please contact Cindy Far 8uckoyo Hills Hocking son D1rector I Area Agency Volll'f Rogfolllll Develop ment Diatrlct located at 218 Putnom Stroot In Ma IIIII .... IN THE COMMON PlEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY OHIO DIAMOND SAVINGS AND LOAN COMPANY Succeator n Interest to The Athens County Sav1ngs & loan Companlf Pia ntlff - vsCHARLES HUMPHREYS 01 al Defendants Cue No 87 CV 68 NOTICE BY PUBliCATION TO Charles Humphreys whol8 1111 known address was c/ o Hallev s Assoc a loon 1264 SW 128th Street M am Flortd& 33168 present addreu unknown You are hereby noufted that you have been named Defendant m the aet on entitled Diamond Savings and Loan Company Succee t or In Interest to The Athen a County Sav1ngs & Loan Company Pia nt ff ..,. Cha rtes Humphrevs et al D e tendants This action has been e111gned C11e No 87 CV 68 and 1 pending 10 the Court ot Common Pltu of Me1g1 County Ohio 467&9 The prayer of the Compte nt demands JUdg ment ega nsr the Defend anti Charles Humphreys Amy Hill tka Amy Rou 1h Ike Amy Humpht&yl Ver non Dale Humph••v• aka V Dale Humphreys and Ahce Humphrey• n the 1um ol 114 581 96 plullntetrest at 1 rate of 13 21 per d•y from January 22 1987 end the casu of th 1 action that the mortgage be foreclosed and that the I If'S end/ or nler etta In or on 111d property tf any be marshalled and the real euett 1 tie qu ieted and said proc>ertv aold In the forecloture ecttOn anu all amounts due Pia nt1ft be pe1d from lhe procHdt of the Hie You are entitled to an1wer the Complaint w thin twe~~ty eight (281 dev• after the lest publication ~~ th 1 Nottce wh c h will M pub hshed once aach we• for s" (&I aucce ..ive WHkl Th~t last J)ublleatlon will rema n on the 27th day of July 1987 and the twenty e ght 128) day• tor answer w II commence on thet data In the Cllt of vour 1a lure to answer or otherw •• r11pond 11 requested by the Oh o Ru1et of Clv I Proce dure judgment by defeult will be rendered ag11n1t you and for the reief demanded n the Complaint Deled this 17th day of op Agmg for a propo ..l packet or further l,nforma rletta Ohio i• Requesting tlon (6141 374 9438 Propo•ale for A"lng Ser 171 6 1tc lowmg de1cr1bed real e1tete altueted 1n the VIllage of Syracuse County of M11g1 and State of OhiO 1nd the ume betng In 1 00 Acre Lots No 291 and 292 of the Ohio Company 1 Purchase bounded and described as followa Begmnmg at the sou theall corner of a lot now or formerly owned by John J Hogan thence n a northeas terly dnect1on following the meandanng• of the Pome roy end Raetne Road to the Southwell" Comer of a lot now or formerly owned by Bert Weeae thence North 21 deg Weal and followmg the west line of the Bert Weel8 lot a diatance of 240 feet to a atake thence south 89 dog west 249 loet to ' ...... -...south 31W. dog eaat 90 feet to the northealt corner of the John J Hogan tot thence South 30"' dog •••t along the eaat line of the John J Hogan lot a dlatance of 1 60 fHt 10 the IOUthaelt corner of the John J Hogan lot tho ploco of bog1nnlng containing 1 24 acre• more or ion there being 88 / 100 of an acre 1n 100 Acre Lot NO 291 and obout 38 / 100 of an acre In 100 Acre Lot No 292 Rosorvlng unto tho Iormor Grantor Clifford H WHiiema Truatee hi• heir1 IUCCH80fl 8nd 811lgn1 I right of woy 28 foot wldo ond knooon oo tho pnn.nt roadway through uld pre mi1M herein oonveytld and tho right of ingro11 end egree• •t all time• ~~---:=:::--=• _,.:::;r_ ----...._.. _ -___ ··--· .. -_ . ....---_,_ ~~~-c 1 WN ,_c*'"' .... .'.- 0 --·_. ... :: dog 30 west 90 foot thence north 69 deg ea11 249 feet to the place of beglnntng conta njng 1 7 acres more or len Relent ng unto the fot..mer G i ntor Cl fford H Wdl am• Truatee h s ketrt fuccellort and assigns a right of way 25 ' " ' wide end known as the present roadwav through Utd pre mfiM herem conveyed w1th t~ rlght of ingre11 end -oren ., ell timet Furthermore excepting all the coal oil g11 and other m nerel1 w th the r ght to min• end remove the .. me It IS further understood end agreed that ell P•Pe I nes runn ng through llld pre m11e1 shall rem am 1he prop orty of c:; H Wllllomt Truttte hiS he rt IUCCel lOri end a111gn1 and the nght of way for thete llne1 ere hereby re1erved by the u d C H W II ems Trustee Real Estate General •o• E M.atnoL.,I;l,liQW,J..,I POMEROY, 0 992 2259 orne has a lar ge screened orch modern kitchen col ellar APpro• 1 acre lot wt Idee •ara•e Askmg $20 900 r. r> EW LISTING- Here rt 1st You ome '" the country Over 21 cres of ground plus a 2 stor arm house w th 3 bedrooms ellar garden area sheds and woodburner lor e•tra heat ani $29 500 NEW LISTING - RUTLAND Assume th e loan on th s 3 10om ranch sJyle home wr huge lam1iy room d1n1n g roo and 4 lots Approx male! $2 000 00 down $378 00 pe monlh ~ncludmg taxes and 1n surance for 16 yrs $31 900 CLOSE TO TOWN - Th s ol home needs some repa r Fea lures 29 acres and free gas t house $19 500 SELLERS RIDGE ROAD - Ap prox 150 acres of vacant land 17 acres llllable balance pas lure and woods Electnc ava Ia ble Dnlied well royalty mcom and free gas Will spilt acreag mto separate parcels $400 a acre Ask for nformat<on Henry E Cleland Jr 992 6191 Je1n Trussell 949 2660 Oot111 Turner 992 5692 Tracy R1flle 949 3080 OffiCI 992 2259 Pubhc Not1ca lume 168 Page 66 Me•g rs County Deed Recorda Excepting a parcel of real eatete conveyed to Donald Wee•e by deed recorded n A performance and pay ment bond m tho amount of 1 00,.; of the contract IS to be furn shed by the successful b dder Authonud John Deere New Holland Bu1h Hog Pubhc Notice Far111 Equlp111ent Parts & Ser.tlee 453 Me gs County Deed Record• Satd Parcel 1 was ap as soo oo Sa d Parcel 2 was eppra sed at n 600 00 Terms of Sale Cash Real estate cannot be sold for 1811 then two th rds of the appra sed value Howard E Frank Shenff of Me gs County Oh o 1618 15 22 29 17) 6 Stc Pubhc Not1ce PUBLIC NbTtCE Jaymar Coal Company Route 1 Chesh1re Ohto 45820 has submtHed a coal m ln~ng and reclamatiOn per mit apphcatton nLtmbered 0780 for at pple area to the 'Oh o Department of Natural Resources 0 Vlston of R ec lematlo n The proposed coal m ntng and reclamat on op eretion wtll be for a ttpple 1n Me1ga County Salsbury Townth p Lou 392 395 and 398 on the property of Jaymer Coal Company The proposed perm t area en compaues 7 3 acres and s locateit on the Cheeh re 7 v~ m nute U S G S quadrangle map appro"tmately 1 0 m les northeast o t Chesh re Oho The appl cat on 1 on f le at the Meig• County Re corder 1 Office Me1ga Countv Courthouse Pome roy Ohao for public v ew ang Wntten comments or requestl fo r informal conflf ence may be aenl to the D v 1 on of Reclamal10n Fountain Square Bulldmg B 3 Columbus Oh1 0 ~322~ wtthm th rty days of the lilt date of publicatton of th1s not1ce C8) 19 22 29 17) 6 4tc Publ1c Notice NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed proposals for the furni1hmg of 111 mater als and perform ng all labor for FIRE AlARM SYSTEM AT RACINE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOl MEIGS COUNTY OHIO FOR SOU'I'HERN LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT w II be race \led 1he Southern local Board of Education P 0 Box 176 Rae ne Oh o 45771 until 12 QO noon preva1hng local t me Tue1day July 14 1987 and opened pub! e ly Immediatel y thereafter Proposals may be del vered or ma1led Each b•dder to de• gnate on the envelope thai 1t IS a by sealed bod Tho nome and addreu of tho bidder ohall the part of the b ddor Columbus Oh o June 19 1987 Contract Sales legal Copy No 87 485 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT Sealed proposals Will be re ce vod at the off1ce of the D1 recto of the Oh o Depart ment of Transportation Col umbus Oh o until 10 00 A M 01-1 o Standard T me Tue•dey July 14 1987 for Improvements n Parts 1 and 2 are offered as one contract and wtll be cons dared on the bas 1s of the total amount b d Part 1 Me gs County Oh o on MEG 33 4 79 U S Route 33 Rest Area 10 31 by construct on of rest area fa ttl t 81 Protect and work length 0 00 feet or 0 00 m le Pa\lement w dth - 0 00 feet Part 2 M e gs County Oh o on MEG 33 5 33 U S LEGAL NOTICE Valley Reg1onal Develop ment DISirlct 1 Area Af:Jency on Ag ng s reques11ng pro posa 1 for the operat1on of All propo58ls must be accompanied br bod securnv oubmotted to BH HVRDD I AAA by Augult 7 1987 n the form of a surety bond or cortol od check n I he amount of 6% of the base b d Fe1lure of any b dder to en1er •nto and execute a contract tor the work co vorod by the proposal ho hos subm tted 1hall cau1e the b1d secunty to become forfe tho 1988 Title Ill Nutrotlon Program Proposals must be for a process of competitive negottallon All condtt1ons sttpulatlona and speciflca t1on1 relevant to mclut on n the proposal may be ob ta1ned by contacting Lynne Sawyer Nutntton Coordt nator/ Area Agency on Ag 161 North S.<ond M1ddloport Oh1o 45760 MIKE'S APPLIANCE REPAIR SERVICE Service Call INSULATION Onl $1250 CUSTOM BUILT Sen n9 aiY motor brands of hovsfhold oppi~W~m All rtpatn guar•t•d 1 year parts Gntl labor StnK ng refrtgtroton frNl tn AC (wmdOw un.u only) Washers dryers rongu d shwoshw• m crowo••:~·.. ~~~;~· dispotah trash (4 CALL ¥¥7-1 SALES & SERVICE We Carry Fi1h ng Supph.. Pay Your Cable & Phone Brits Here ,..,. ~~ , IUIINESS PHONE (6141 997 6150 IESIDINCI PHONE 16141 992 1754 BU TCHER SHOP Wt know whtrt tht btef IS Wt also lcnow lhe place for butthtnng and processrng. GARAGES Wt satloly Of you don 1pay FREE BUTCHERING W/I HII COUPON Good thru August I POLE STYLE or CONVENTIONAL FREE ESTIMATES CALL ANYTIME 4411 8318 7 6 1 mo 6287lmo J&l BLOWN INSULATION VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING •lnsuh,tton •Storm .Doors •Storm Wmdows •Replacement W ndows •New Roof ng FR£! ESTIMATES JAMES KEESEE PH. 992·2772 6287lmo MARCUM CONTRACTING CHESTER OHIO •ROOFING •SIDING •WINDOW REPLACEMENT •R EMODELING & eUitOINGS REFERENCES Day or l•••nngs Phone 985-4141 GIIIDIL CONTIICTOIS THE KOUNTIY CLUB a GOLF LESSONS ' 8 00 NEW GRIPS '3 00 TROPHIES PLAQUES BADGES ,Yi Professional CHI!ID OHIO U720 RIDGE SMALL ENGINE EAGLE CENTER PARTS • SERVICE 304 895 3430 9 Wanted To Bu;v-; We pay cash for ate model clean uted cars J m M nM Chev Oldalt_~ Bill Gene Johnson 614 448 3872 TOP CASH Plli d for 83 ~del and newe used cars Sqtith 8 u ek Pont ac 1 91 1 Ea1tern Ave Gal pol s Call 614 446 2282 Used Mob Ia Homes Call 61• 446 0175 WILL HAUL JUST CAW 992-3410 CARPENTER SERVICE Wanted 12 nch rad alarm saw o 10 nch or betler table Call614 446 7025 Addons and remodel ng Root ng and guner work LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL Cone ate wok - P umb ng and e ect ca w9rk (Free Est mates) •w Buy ng daly gold s lver coins r ngs tewe ry sterl ng ware old cons large currency Top ))r ces Ed Burkett Barber St\Qp 2nd Ave M ddleport Oh ST4 992 3476 V C YOUNG Ul 992 621 S or 992 7314 Pomeroy Oh1o 4 15 B61 c FILL DIRT 10 8 tic Employm ent Satellite Sales Plumb ng Serv1ce Custom Weld<nC lowboy Hauhng Installation Septrc Systems We Carry Concrete Culverts Serv1ce WilliAMS TRENCHING SERVICE 614-843 5248 PH (614) 992 2834 or REASONABLE Rt 4 Hysell Run Road Pomeroy Ohoo 45769 RELIABLE 992 6704- Free Estimates Sl32 mo 8 20 86 tfn WELLMAN'S BISSELL BUILDERS PAINTING & SANDBLASTING RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL INDUSJRijL Ill Co11t To Yeo Port••l• CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES At Reasonable Pr~<es Su ••llllill MASONRY RESTORATION SWIM POOL! STilL BARNS fARMING EQUIPMENT MOUSES. STORE FRONTS ETC PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 Work Gua anteed FREE ESTIMATES Day or Nrght NO SUNDAY CALLS Call 614-446·3028 4 16 86 tfn 6291mo Roger Hysell Garage SUPERIOR SIDING CO. VINYL & ALUMINUM CAll RADIATOR SERVICE Rt I 24 Pomeroy Oh1c AUTO & TRU€K REPAIR Alto Trutmlulon 20 years Free Estimates PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 EUGENE LONG Ph Ill 141 843 5425 6 17 tic 5 1217 1 mo pd PAT HILL FORD Mrddleport Oh1o 1 13 tfc ACCENT FENCE COMPANY Let Ua Fuet 'loG In FREE ESTIMATES RESIDENT AL COMMI!AC AL DABBLE SHOP Announce me nls "VINYL SIDING "ALUMINUM SIDING "BLOWN IN INSULATION 3 Announcements Chola1terol too h gh7 lower 1t w th Heart Flo f 1h oil cap1ulet Fruth Pharmacy BISSEtL SIDING CO. New Homos Built 4 PH. 949-2860o or 949-2801 No Sunday 5/ 1/ Hn PLAStiC CliFT (CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE) KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE CEIAMIC BISQUE 3 1lx weak old ldnenl Call 114 448 1,100 785-3561 !~~~oohers tl17 I 7 111 PI Smell mixed breed pupp" to good home 3CM 876 6377 Help Wanted MaMenewfr ends Mekem6nev S gn up now Call 614 ~6 8915 NowhrngLPNsandRNt Must possass strong leadershtp 11U(11 EJ~per ence In long ta m care preferred Ple11e Call Four Wmds NurSing Facti t1111 Jack son OH 614 286 7661 ,... Dental chi r1 de au stant for Gall pol 1 area office Exper1ence d• rable but not requli:ad Please send resume to IOK 632 co Gall pols De ly Tr bune 82& Th.rd AOJenue Gall pols OH 46631 Greenhouse Ass atant Part hme Pro greenhouse eip• nence requ red Salary DOE Cal 614 256 1428 Rete Sele1 Help Full ancf.or pan 11me sales flelp needdil Dea re pleasant maternal nd 1 v du• Good work ng cond1 tlons Apply at Full Haltm•k Shop S lvar Bridge Piau TMtfilday J u y 7 1 1 ODam to 4 OOpm ... ~ Babys tter for 1 vr and 6 yr. pol(l Three days per week Rodn'ey area Relerences required Call 246 9169 even ngs 1 HIRING! GovernmentJoba Your area $16 000 t68 000 .Pall 602 838 8886 Ext 1449 More and more women •• becom1ng IUCC1111ful n lt.e bustn811 world todey At Nation w1de a growing number tOt women hiVe found uciJtn~ sat11fy ng careers aa en lpau renee Agent with our Com.-wy F rst with t Year Income c.,. be $20 000 or more n Salary plu1 add1t onal bonu1111 Call for an appo ntment at 814 374-82118 An equa opportun ty empfe¥itr LAB TECH Jack1on General Ho1p Rlpty 'W Va 11accept ng application• tor a full t memedlcallabTechntet~.• qual f lid applicant will hiY'e •"2 or 4 year degree in Med Gf\ Technology and a current A$CP~ Reg slrv Hosp tal offert exc.tf lent salary and benet t 1 for mQt.ii nfo mat on call Personnel Ou.,.. cotr 304 372 2731 or apply tit Hoap tal bunma11 offlt:a ,... VETERANS Earn extra money1~ the Army Net on1 Guard 30~ 676 3950 or 1 BOO 642 JS.' 9 BIG SALE A~Jon Lad 81 n~ order-s t:all for book or order 304 882 2089 TELL YOIJD, FRIENDS r; ~ ' MlT Cert fled or eligible fur pan time evenlnga po1hlon Mond~ thru Fnday Contac;t PettonniP Dept Pleasant Valley HospitAl, Valley Drve Pt PI WV 26560 AAE EEOE H REPS NEEDED for bullllt~ accounts Full lima t80 OOOJ tao 000 Part Time t12 ~ t18 000 No Silting r~tpeatbus'"' In"' Set your own. hour. Tra n ng prov1ded Call 1 8~ 938 8870 M F 8om 10. lpjn (Centrtl Standard Time) Big white cat with couple black lpQtl 304 176 2931 ~emon1traton nMcled ftom A1hton Glenwood ar.. to .... Haven latart er•• for Ch"•!IWIII. Around the Wortd Panv Pl'in .a Freeklt Nocollactingor~ 1ng Cell 304 878 11101 toNv4 8 Lost and Found 12 875 4088 PARTS and ::zx 2 kittens C1ll 304 876 6677 Five 8 weeMs old Mttens 304 Sltuatlona Wanted , !If AllmllJe'wAKTA!Jj CWl 2 ktlten• 1 yellow 1 bl1ck litt..box trllned Call614 446 203• evening• Male Lebtador Retr ever full grown to good home love• c:hlldren Call 614 446 1664 r.me Lpoliet a•d 7 pupp es pert Colla& Cocker• p1met Cell 614 446 3484 Kitten• to good home or farm 10 wkl old L Iter tr1 ned 2 g ay 1trlped 2 white It 2 back Call 814 258 1793 •Ranges •Rafngerators •Dryers •Freezers N. 2nd AVE. MIDDUPOIT, OH. Gtveaway Free Est•metes •Wast!! 11 l censed & Bonded Electronrc Organs Mob1le serv1ce PH 949-2969 8 30 1 mo Backhoe Serv1ce TVs, Antennas Repaors on All Makes Transaxte Repairs Lo<otod Halfway letwsen Rt 7 and lashon HRS 1200600 Monday Seturday qOSED SUNDAY BUY-SELL - TRADE TRENCHING IS OUR LINE Tench ng of Any Type J.R.'s REPAIRS Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodel ng Rooftng of all Types Worked tn home area PH 742-2027 Month of Auct onee Col Oscar E Clck YOUNG'S 610171mopd 992 2196 1/2 PltCE R eM Pea ton Auct oneer II canaed n Oh1o end West V rg n • Real E1tate ant que farm I qu det on sale1 304 773 6785 or 773 6•30 DENNY CONGO ROOM ADDITIONS •GARAGES & POLE ROOFING 949-2263 or 94 Pubhc Sale & Auctton Serv1c es Howard L Wrct'e~el Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleanmg Pamt1ng FREE ESTIMATES 3 tam ly y•rd ••le b8by ·~~· boys and women • clol,hing toys TV m IC 2324 L ncoln 8 ANYTIME J&L BLOWN PH. 992-2772 We can reparr and re core radiators and heater cores We can also acrd bail and rod out radrators We also reparr Gas Tanks NEW- REPAIR Fro 949-2748 ong 1614) 374 9436 Business Services • 2:J11 lincoln Ave Hout'enold goods I ra n w II h..,e lrUilde 9 00 6 00 July 2 3 Thi.K, • I 3 86 tfc +---------!:---------1 PLUMBING & HEATING 1RACINE, OHIO Monday and Tue1dll'f 1.0 3 W•lter Bentz ra1idence flood road Follow sign• up Lincoln Hill So math ng for evewonei Ra n wonl cancel Ave 8 00 6 00 pm July 8 7 8 General Contractors 61587lmo The Buckeye Hills Hockmg :CONSTRUCTION B~LL Dealer JOHN TEAFORD Puphc Notice FREE ESTIMATES All WORK GUARANTEED Farm Equ1pment WARREN J SMITH DIRECTOR 161 29 171 6 Drowtngs and spec toea t ono may be obta nod from Frankl n D leo AlA Arch teet 326 Front Street Ma roetto Oh o 45760 No deposit requ red U 5t RT SO EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Roule 33 Re1t Area 10 32 b';' construc t on of rest area fa Clht 81 Pro1ect end work leg nth 0 00 feet or 0 00 m le Pavement w dth - 0 00 feet The date set for comple t on ot th1s wotk shall be as set forth n the b dd ng pro posals Each b•dder shall be re qlured to f1l e w th h11 b1d a cart fted check or cashier 1 check for an amount equal to f1ve porcnt of the b d but '" no event more then f1fty thouaand dollars or a bond for ten per cent of his b d payable to I he D rector B dden must apply on the Jtroper forms for quahf ca t on at leaet ten dl';'l pnor to the date set for open ng bids n accordance w th Chapter 5625 Oh1o Rev 1ed Code Plans and 1pec ftcat ons are on file tn the Oepar1rhent of Transportal on and I he of f1ce of the 0 str ct Deputy 0 rector The Director reserves the nght to reJect any and all bidS NEW HOMES RESIDENTIAL RENOVATIONS SALES & SERVICE 16122 29 1716 14 4tc NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION 8 13 lfn BOGGS ated by the b1dder to the Owner as hqu dated dam ages and not as a penalty because of such failure on also be nd•cated EW LISTING - TUPPER LAINS - A 3 bedroom 2 stor ome wllh a large ~rtchen hre ace and wrap acound porch lo age bu ldmg all on a larg Of $ 23 400 _ Want b 10 Ew LISTING ear town but have t)le p ova c llhe country' Thos 3 bedroo 55173n~o h s ha1rs succouors and asstgns w th the r ght to repa1r replace and ma•ntain the .arne Pa~e (614) 446 7619 or (614) 992 6601 417 Second Avenue Box 1213 Gallrpahs Ohro 45631 John II Bantz ............ DEED REFERENCE Vo ~ Owner /MechaniC ,_ \. :1.:::': "'::':::. ,.... County of Metga Stale of Oh10 Company s Purchase bounded end des cribed as fo lows 8eg1nning north 21 deg west 240 feet from the concre te marker 1n the southwest corner of a lot now or formerly owned by Bert Weese and In the creek thence north 21 deg west 100 feet thence 1outh 89 deg welt 626 feet to an Oak T ee on a rock thence toutheasterly to the nor theut cotner of a tract of land now or former!';' owned by Mayme Holmes thence southeasterly to the nor theest corne' of 1 tract of land now or formerly owned by MattJe R ghthou1e and des ignated by a concrete merker thence north 30 ::z:: Ltcensed Chmcal Audtologtst PH. 949•2756 N-ell T Y • I I _ I _ ................ ............. Pubhc Not1ce pra oed at - LISA M KOCH, MS Truck auto & heavy eql!Ipment repatrs and weldmg .... Volume' I 64 Computenzed Heanng A1d Select1on ~ Sw1m Molds lnterprettng Services (All makes & models! .... PARCEL NO 2 S tualod In tho V llage of SyfiCUIB Oh o '" 100 Acre lot NO 292 Town 2 Rongo 12 ...... ::==n... rw.eo._.. -~· •n- Pubhc Notice EAGlE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR ·- 1' · - ,;• :r.:...1 ......._ Furthermore eKcept ng all the coel oil gas and all other mtneralt w1th the r ght to mme and remove the same It 11 further undentood and agreed thet all ptpe I ne or hnes runnmg through 1a1d property shall reman the property of C H Wdllams Trustee h 1 heirs succet sors and assigns and the nght of way for these I nos are hereby reserved by the sad C H W1ll1ams Tru,tee h & he rs successors and autgns w1th the right to repa r replace and mamta n the same Furthermore th s deed IS g van subJeCt to a lea sa by C H W lltams Trustee to Dona d Weese for a small tract of land sttuated 1n the northeast corner of the he e nabove descnbed tract of land ------·- , _ ...... .. Clauifed PP8f!l cvve the follow "6 telephone e:rrclutnge• Public Not1ce PARCEl NO 1 Tho fot v1ces 1n Athens Hock ng Me gs Monroe Morgan Noble Perry and Waahmg ton Counties T tie Ill funds are eva lable to prov de the follow ng categor•es of aer v1ces lnfQrmat1on and Ra terral Outreach Transpor tauon In Home Serv•ces legal Serv1ces Health Ser vices and other terv ces as allowed under the Older Americans Act Completed proposals muet be subm t Logol Sorvlcea Athens Hock<ng = Morga Monroe Morgan Noble Perry Woilh ogton IIIII .. 1111 ·- A M the following lands and tenements to wit Pubhc Nottce IAII Count~es) 111111 M- July 1987 ot 10 00 o clock Ch~tken D screhonory a,11111 IIIOinll ,..... ... ::tr.::!:""' By vrrtue of an Order of Sele 111ued oul of the Common Pleas Court of Meigs County Ohio In the ctse of The Home Net ontl Bank Rae ne Oh1o Plain tiff age n1t Dale Teaford end W•nda Teaford at el Defendentl upon e 1udg mant therem rendered be 1ng Caae No 87 CV 71 In seld Court I will offer for ule at the front door ot the Court HouM 1n Pomeroy Oh1o on the 1Oth dey of POMEROY OH Pubhc Notice M. ... .... .. . -· . . . . . . 01 . . . - ::.:-c!:''V NOTICE OF SAlE CROW'S FAMILY RESTAURANT f ned ID<Iort ~!:-"' oo~ Pubhc Notice SJ.25 PH '"2 5432 M.... ttllll Do)><lty 161 22 29 171 8 13 20 27 6tc FOR JUST Served w1th whtpped potatoes chicken gravy cole slaw hot roll buller and coffee Sorry no subslltutes except beverage wtlh add1 .::" larry E Spencer Clark ot Courta By Marlene Hamson OPEN MON.-SAT. 9:30-4:30 ClOSED THUISDAY EVENING AND OTHEI HOUIS BY APPT. GinS, FLOIAL SERVICES & COMPLETE WEDDING SERVICES COM81NAliON DINNER ONLY DINING ROOM ONLY OA"' "'A'I'I lOA"' Juno 1987 IS BACK RE-OPENING JULY 7 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARlMENT 01 TRANSPORTATION Columbus Ohio Juno 28 1987 Contrect SoiH legol Copy No 87 490 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT HE& 0006 140) Sooltd proposals will be Director of tho Ohio Deport <nd M o' l l i ntcon Gl lk1 v lin l r 11 II \ lb "" rd M ' M ' v I l iP I Jo \\('I I ( odh l'; ( 1 0 t.d 1 M r mel Mrs Ail <' n [ Ibso n and ,o n' of ( otumbu s spr nl <I 11 <'<'k hri< \ l, iil ng M " \ i r gtn ' r l b '111 and M 1' Po a I j.;pnnP<h H<tl l nd LaSALLE GALLERY Pubhc Nottce received 8t the off•ce of the 1ndM1 -.. Rob Alkir e ' " " M nd Mo ' Homr1 Rei I of I o n ~ Bon om M• Pubhc Not1ce ,.----------------------------4 umbus OhiO until 10 OOA M Ohio Stondord Time VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Rill SIPple of Da\ on " " I h< IIN'ko nd g u c >~ ol hiS oun1 M1 s F 1nres V oun ~: E•thPI Rr andon I fn on sp<:nllh<' l l'l:'kPn d \\ thM ' I ol • \Ia k WATCH FOR GRAND RE-OPENING Oleva Sm1lh Stanlr\ daught er of Freda Smith Carpenter and thr !ale Lew1s Smllh recelvl:'d a bachelor of sc1encr degree in educa 11on f1bm Ohio State Unl \ersily during the il:•enl com mencemrnt exerc1ses Family mPmbers attendmg Included her mother Mrs Smith hr1 husband and daughter Larry and Anna Stante' Edison and her broher m law sister and nep hew Mr and Mrs Reel' Prather and Theron K e ttennR ment of Treneportlltlon Col JOHN A. WADE, M.D. Inc. TOPS meets I Ca nl on Bill and Leola Kendall Warren Mtch "" Carrell and Kathy Jones and so ns C'hns tophet and Ben]am n Wairen Mo Bell; Harden a nd daugh trr Beth Weston W Va Pam ela Foreman Porlland Bob and Doroth; Harden Racme Tam! Nelson and so ns John W11i1am and Hea lh Adam M1d diE'port Brian and Pa1ge Harden Point Pleasant V. Va TE'I esa Williams and daughler Halley Jo Rutland Anna Ml chell e Marshall St C!alrs Sh01 es M1 Roy and Rost Ann Jenkins and daughtE'rs K1m berly and Rochelle Forest,Run diC'Cf John Belushl created char acters who su ck In the mind like fhe Samurai of Samut a1 Dellca lessen and with lh<' help of Dan Ak• O\ d made The Blues Broth ers a IC'r rifle mus1cal act The Besl of John Belushl (60 minutes unraled Warner ) Is a fme trlbul e 10 a legend and performmg wonder" ho will live forever as long as v. 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I II SC'f \ ou n ~x 1 mon h 11hcn "r II I l k<' 1 loo k al lh< be<l m d I USI In ' id<'o' .·-" AATE • =::...~-:-..::.;- ·-- Harrisonville happenings Golf tournament re1ults annatmced -· -""t--.. . . . . . - ::.-:.: ...-. . . -....:... . .r::.-·- --- ....... ·-·" .... .. '-:.......';.....:._ ;:1..='":1.= __ ..... ......... _ -' .~- ~ BelushiJs best acts... officers of Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter Mrs Dwight Milhoan regent Mrs John By JEFF HILLEAR\ Rose vice regent Mrs Joseph Recently the sound of muffled Cook chaplain Mrs Gene Yost .staccto clacking from the dh ec recording secretary Mrs Ver tlon of m y typewriler dragg<'d non Weber cor responding secre me up from the depths of uneas1 Mrs George Skinner t ary slumber and I found the following treasurer Mrs Ranalli Rey ly ing on my notes lor the column nolds registrar Miss Patty I had planned 10 write ParkPr historian Mrs Clarence Rl!ading It I found that I ve St ruble librarian been sharing my basemen! "lth Mrs Reynolds retiring re a tru e genius and since t hen I ve gent thanked chapter membe1 s been forced to keep m1 1ypewn for their help and support ter under lock and key It jusl Hostesses wPrP Mrs tlvde In goes to sho\\ that you can 111 ust gels Mrs Eileen Buck Mrs teddy bears Paul Elch Mrs Geroge Hackett What follow s Is th<' f~rst and J1 MPs Pearl Mora and Mrs las t literary attempl of Indiana Clarence Struble Bear whO Is tlradlng the fine line between ; ard sal!' and garbage can While the Klulz deafens me "lth hts multiple snores 1ha11 cnd District UMW in prPsentlng lhe 10 add to th<' le\ els of no ise poilu lion In I he" otld I fmd that I program Don Robinson Is recovering at ha\ e 10 sa'" his h1de once agam home following lei' surgery al as the dreaded column deodlln e Veterans Memorial Hospital doom loom s one£' m01 £> Mr Robinson was Injured In an ThrC!' special I\ 'ldeos f om the Sewing Wilh Nanr1 sc • <'< automobil e accident Marvey Carsey Columbus Is demonstr 11r thl' \Jluabl! und v isiting his daught er Ruth allen nerrss a ' skills of SC\1 tng Brooks and her family The l hrre f lms that I \lrwPd Os(p HendPrson Is a g uest of While the Clod dozed off r I( h' ln hPr son and his \\ lfe Mr and app oxlmat r l\ \iO mtnu1 es and Mrs Sherman Henderso n air called Ma chine Quil li ng & 1gl'r 01 erlork S<'" ng and Sergl ng and Se" mg \rl '" V.('ar F.arh onr ha s o much ron necled" lth ill hale\ r na cu1 s01' daugher Mandl and M1 s Ha1 n examlnallon "ouldn su alch Newton Wa' erlv MIS Danny lhe surface lh<' film> "" John so n and sons Benjamin a nd ocrpllon II\ mf01m '"' r rncl Thad Baltimore Mr and Mrs '"II don e lltc des S£'\1In g I~ • Ronnie Davison and sons R\ an SUbj N't lh I IS dC'a IO P\ (' \ 1nd Seth Lancaster Da' ld trdd\ be u s hr a11 PIC'rC<' Mansfield M1 and MIS The' idros drmll r h rr r n fo1 Stani<'l Sheline Aliens\ lie Mr t\C r ~OnPbull fo p) that lhP\ Sl i ll and Mrs C. a •g P r r rr Colum offer \ <.'1\ nh r t ... tll g and lnl o1 bus M1 and M1 s William mall\ r Ideas lhu m lg hl co m < In Johnson Car all and M• s hand\ I II OOdl' r lflhl I P IS Onl'nn Flold Genlnf'r and Mts Ma1re m I k i ng a mutflf' f01 1 snori ng Abdo n Ch<.*ca M ch SISIPrs 1n Claw n "ho d be lost " lhoul hi s Ia\\ of I he honorl'd gursl mullilllrnled trdd\ be 1 PIErce recPI\ ed a con ~ratula 1 h{' nrx1 \ 1dro t~ at bu 1:' t o 1 t or1 ca ll from hiS s1s1er Natalie g !'at c o mrd~arr "hu to fl I 1 A ustin A ubu r nd ale Fla 1101 ld 1 lillie sa ddr 1 when hr Pierce birthday is observed Rutland Garden meeting held Mrs Lucille McCumber re glonal director guest at the recent meetmg of the Rulland Garden Club held at the home of Elizabeth Ann'\\ ebster ga\ e an upctate on regional happenmgs and upcoming aCIIVIII<'S She announced the fall r eg10nal meeting to be held Oct 17 at thE' Hocking ValiE'Y Lodge A g1ft "as presented to her by Doroth\ Woodard on behalf of the club Mrs Webster ga' <' devotiOns re~dlng articles Rose and Prayer In the Ga1 den The JO 1\A(( AN ID Ull "I liS. MOMDIT ttn 'ltDAY I A.M. • S 'M. I l.M. U.til NOOII SltvaDaf UOY'D WHDU ' Alfred community happenings _ _ _~~...---' Archer Jonathan Lmsley and Susanna Mr and Mrs Stephen St Cl an and Stephanie all of Lancaster Mr and Mrs Eric Brooks Erin and Jody New Marshfield Seven fathers ;~ er<' presented Fathers Day gifts of personal Yard Sale" . Business Services I Page-6 ·nAR meeting held; program on flag care· Sunday School attendance June 14 was 30 church attend ance 23 On June 21 Sundav School attendance was 32 church attendance 23 Church visitors included To nya Jones and Kev in Brooks Columbus Mr and Mrs J1m 1 Sentlnei-Page-7 Monday, July 6 1987 • Mr.s Rob€rt R King r€gent of the Ohio Daughters of the A mer! can Revolution spoke on Th e American Flag Its Proper Care " lind Use at a recen t meeflng of Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter held at the Ohio UnlversttY Inn Athens Mrs King noted that the pledge to the flag was not mad e official untlll916 when Woodrow Wilson was president Another mterest lng fact she related was that thC' flag was nicknamed Old Glory by William (Willie) Drher a captain of his O\\ n bng when ht s mother made an Amertcan flag ~ fqr his ship and he hOisted 1he flag Into the wind She said that the flag raised on The Daily 2 O.rmtn wire heir pointers Brawn • whha with ticking 1hott tells Breed • eyebrowt Reward tor informal on taadll1g to return Call 81 4 318 1720 ) " lot Branda tak• care of el~ people n her home 10 e"perlence Loving care. ~~ 814 992 81140 �.· Page-S-The Daily Sentinel • 18 Wa~tad to Do Ohio Pomeroy-Middleport, 47 Space for Rent LAFF-A-DAY 63 Space for r~~nt, trailer tpaces, Locutt Ad. Rt. 1. Point Pla1111ant, 304-6715 -1.078. JJm 'a odd jobs painting, drtv .. wty rHMiing. c•.,..,t• work a roof repair, ,,... a hHg• e11perienced . Call 614-379· 2416. 47 Wanted to R.ent Monday. July 6, Monday, July 6, 1987 KIT 'N' CARLYLI •'bJ Lerry WrJtht Antiquaa Whkt and y'llow gold diamond · engagemtnt and wedding ring . Faull Pe.-lsat, 114· 992·7118 . 715 3 or 4 Bedroom houte in Kyclar . creel( SChOol District . RafBran CII Room tAd bo.fd tor .. d.,ty and ha.ndlcapped w;.h p.,.onal c••· In Middleport Ctll 114·992· 0873 . Ph.. 61,·_4 41· 8621 . . _' 51 Household Goods 21 Busirtess Opportunity 1 NOTICE 1 THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH · I,..G CO . recommends that you do butineu with people you know, and NOT to und monev through the mail until you hl'lle in11e1tigated the offering. OISTRIBUTORSHIP . H;gh voluma route for sale in Gallipolis. Averiga income f17.000 to 119,000 PlUS . One day work week. Sell for 116, 600. Cash. Call 1· 800-828-9273 until 6 PM daily. ~ fOr sale: Cava Bar. At 7 , Po meroy, Ohio. $40.000 ftrm. 614·992-9901 · ,, 23 Professional Services · ~~~ 7 - "- ,., .. ,... ,_.... "Bob and I dec1' ded to share thl's pregnancy as much as , pOSSible. 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 42 Mobile Homes for Rent NEW ANO USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES. 4 MI. WEST. GALLIPOLIS , AT 36 PHONE 814-446-7274 . ;31 Homes for Sale New 4BR , 2 bath, Clark Dr. 1!152,000. Newly remodled Hs. 2BR , 122,000 in Addison . Call , 446- 889~ ••For Sale or Lease•• '4 BR , 2 bath, full basement. with 'aboveground pool & XL deck on : 1112 acrA across from Addaville grade school FinanCing avtila· bht with amall down payment. Pr iced thousand• below ap· prai~ed value. Call Bet:r: 919· 791 -2152 ; Lovely new 3 BR homebudtthia 1~pring . 2 car garage, nice er... .Clay & city schoola, 6 miles grom Gallipolis. Will consider "m'oblla home as trade -in . '147,600 Cal614· 446· 8038 . 2 -BR. 10 yr .. mint condition, beautiful location, Near Nortt'IUp . Priced right or will trade Call614·256·6200 .. 5 Bdr., 1 112 story, all electric. lull Basement. 8 .1 acrM, located in .Rio Grande. 147,000 . Call 814-246-5197 For sale by owner: 2 story houae in Middleport overlooking park. 30 yr. guamteed vinyle siding, w -w carpet, 1Y1 bath. unique woodwork. 614-992 -5126 . House · in Village of Chestar. Ohio. Bargain at $24 ,900 . Come SHI Ca\1614·&815· 3671 . 6 room house . Rose Hill, Pome-roy, Oh . 1 3 acrllt$. S17,000. AI Martin 614-678-2513. Newly remodeled 3 bedroom house tor lala or rent on Lincoln Hts . 614 · 992 · 7689 after 5 :00p. m . ~ 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, living room , dining room , kitchen and den . Full basiiHnent wfth fuel oil or wood burning furnace. carport, out-building. trailer hook -up , 11ft acre. $25,000 , Will conaidlll' land contract at 9 percent. Call 814· 742-2832 evenings after 5 :00. 5 rooml with blth. Nicalocltion on Grant St. Nawly remodeled. large lot. clota to school and churchel . Pr iced reuonable. Call814 -99.2-7244 . . 6 rooms and bath, double garage, I~Wel lo1 , good loc11lon on Grant St. Middleport Price r~uced for quick tala. 1514· 992-6429. Nice 3 bedroom home. _dining. laundry, famity rooms. 11/2 bath, 3J.i acre. Arbuckle. 136,000. 304·686-9143. 32 Mobile Homes for Sale D 1988 Custom Manor, 12x60, 2 BR , gas f'taat. porch, refrig ., stove. WI D, tully carpatad, good condition. ·14, 600 Call 614·266· 6225 . 1980 · 14•1:70 Memory : 10•20 deck whh ran .. 4•6 back porch. 10x14 ou1building built with pratsure treated lumbar 112,600 . 1987Kawasakt1104 wheeler t1 , 100. Cat1614-2469829. 1981 Kno• 12•60, 2 BR , total Electric. new carpet. vary nice. Call 814· 448·01 7~ . 1 984 1411186. fenced yard. 3 Iota. Rt 160 at Evergreen. '18.600. Ca1161 4-446 -1339 or 614· 446 · 1528 . ' 1984 Shultz 1 4x70 wi1h n · panda. 3 8 R & 2 bat~•- Land contract available. Call 814446-6625 . 1983 Skyline: 14.&0 2 BR, AC , extra nice. French City Broker· age Services. Call 814· 4415· 9340. 1973 Arlington 12xl55. 2 BR . new carpet, new porch· Bx12, underpinning. new doora & scrtena. Call 614·379 - ~898 . 1979 Uberty 'Mobile Home with atorage building on 1 v. acres oft Rt 160 at Porter. Call 246· 33 Farms for Sale 8 acres on Tribble Rd . off At. 62 Plus store building. warthouta. 3 BR house, barn, ceUar, plus 2 other buildings. All black top road. Call 304·458 · 1818 . Call after &PM . 20 acre farm Hannan Tract Road. Glenwood, W . Va. for more information call304·773·51 18 or 773·6188 after 5 :00. 34 Business Buildings Commercial buddinga for le.sa. Downtown Pt. Pteatant Stores. offices. A -One Real Ettatt. Carol Yeager, Broker. Cell304· 675·5104. 36 Lots & Acreage 22 acrtts on AI . 180. Barn. & garage 132,000. After 5 call 614· 388· 8711 . 1 1h ac lot on Jerrv• Run Rd . Apple Grove , with rural water. 304-576-2383. 9 acret . nice water, 15 miln trom locks Br. dam . Very priva1a. SftarM houM altas. 304-!7&2998. 41 Houses for Rent 2 BR , 12x60 unfurniahed 1 / 2 mite from Holrer, reference & depo1it required. Ctll614-446· 4369 or 304-676-9760. Split level 3 8A, 1 "12 baths. combin&d kitchen , dining, baa• ment , city school Oep. 1326 mo. Call 614-381-8323. 3 bdr ranch homit' at LeGrande Blvd., Rt . 141 . Call 614-379· 2769 2 bedroom house and apt . tor ren1 •n Pomarc¥'· Partiall¥' 1urnlthed, deposit required . Call 614-992-2381 ' House for rent In Middleport. Call614· 992· 6939. 2 bedroom, full basement, plenty of yard tnd garden space free ges and water. Clean 1300 month. In Portltnd. 4 miln from Ravenswood . Newly nMTiodaled. 61 4-843· 6309. General Harlinger Parkway m Middleport . Call 614 · 992 7683 . I Nalt, small home In Middleport. Four roomt. bl1h. attached garage. Carpeted, 1tove and refrigerator provided. Ideal tor lingle or working couple. $176 month plus s.ecurlty deposit. Sorry. no pet1 or children. Call 814·992· 6292 af1er 6 . Remodeled house 1or. rant in Cheater. New pinelling tnd carpll1ing. 3 BR ., with 1m1ll den . Reasonable rent Cell 814-985· 4246 . 2 bedroom houaa. Camp Conley. 304· 676- 2829 . 2 bedroom unfurnlahecl house. 6071/J Second St . New Haven . 304-882-2606 . 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 2 BR mobi'e home for rant with 111pando. Children welcome. no depotlt. Mercer.rllle area. $176 mo. Call 614·256-1576. 2 bedroom mobile home, Roush lana;; Cheehira. Nice lot Call 304-773-5828. 1973 14x70, 3 bedroom, fur· niiJhMI. I 7260. 1968 2 bed· room. partly furnished . tS600 . 614· 992· 7479. . 2 bedroom, furnished, wather and dryer. · AC, 11 95 piua deposit and utiHiias. 614-992· 7479 . '79 Manchin mobile home, 14x70, naw carp11, 3 bHroom. 17,200.00 or bttt off.-, 304· <458-1n4. Two 2 badroom mobile homn. furnished, yard wlthchaln link fence. t7B.OO dapoalt. phona 304·875-8512 after 15 :00 pm. Mobile home. two lott. nice · block g1r1ge, toc.l electric. . central air, ferg•terMn«<potoh, n.w undttpenning. tnd · New Htven. Jrv•r. food all ao• for ona prtoe. Clll ' 304 - 1578 - 441515 for ' more Jnformttlon. - Mobile hom• tor rent, 2 and 4 bedroom. fumlthtd, 2 chlklran. 1514-448-0501. 2 Hdroom t.-.ller, .,.nty fur· nlthed, nic=Mot, 1200.00 plut deDotit. O•Uipolit fetf'Y, 304- 8'11· 7142. • GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers, drylll's. refrigerators. rangu . Skagg1 Appliances , Upper River Ad beside Stone Crest Motel. 614-446 -7398 . LAYNE ' S FURNITURE PARSON' S FURNITUR E Furnished aptrtment, 1226 . utilitl .. paid. 1 bdr. 920 Fourth. Gallipolis. Call U6 -4416 after 8pm. Apartment for Rant : 3 rooms . $125 / mo. Adultt. Call 304676-6104, or 875-n38 . Upstairs. 3 8R , 1 bath, kitchen furn ished. no patt. Dep. & Ref. 238 First . *250/ mo . Call 614· 448-4928 . 2 BR, 2 bath, carpeted , kitchen furnlahed. no peta. dap . S. ret . •326 / mo. 11 Court St. Call 614-448-4926. Furnlthed Apt .. 2 DR. 1195. Water paid . 1138 Second, Galli· polit. Call 614-44&-4416 after RPM . . Khchan furnlahad, carpeted. 2 BR, 1 'h bath, no pats. Oep. 1: Rei 233 Second A11anue. 1360/ mo. Call 814-448-4926. Vatlev Furniture. new & · used . Lir.oa tection of quality furniture . 1216 Eut,arn Ava., Gallipolis. Furnished Efficiency t 145 . Utili till paid. •hare bath. 807 Second 'Ave ., Gallipoli• Ph . 446-4416 after 7PM . Hous11 lor Rent or Sale land coritrac1, good house, achool diu . Call814· 446·7572 , Eve's· 6 :00 446-1522 . '· Uled appliances tnd Mon TV se1s. Open BAM to 6PM thru Sat 614 -446-1699 . 627 3rd. Ave. Gallipolis. OH . 90 Day• aame •• cash w ith approved crad1t . 3 Milea out Bulaville Rd . Open 9am' to 5pm Mon . thru Sat Ph 614-446 0322 . Furnished apt. ne•t door to Library. One profuaional Adult only . P..-king. Ph. 446-0338. Modern 1 BR apartment .· Call 614-446-0390. Graciout living 1 and 2 bedroom, apartmenu a1 Yllltgt Manor and Riverside Apart· menta in Middleport Ftom $216 including utilitiea. Cell 614-992-7787. EOH . EHiciency apt . tor rent on Rouah Lana in Ch11t$hire. Suitable for one or two people. Call 304773-6828. New wood 6 pc . living room auitea , $399 .95 ; New ltving room suites from 1179 95 to noo .; Chatt ot drawers. 4 drawer, $48 .. 6 drawer, 169. 95 End tables from t69 .95 1et . ' Used Furniture: bedroom 1uite1 full sized beds, twin beds and rock art Re cliners from 199 95 and up THE WORKING MAN 'S FRIEND Kenmore washer · &96 . Wllirl· pool washer - green. I 1 50. GE Wa•her· Almond . like new , 1176. 0ryftr· white , U6 . Dryer• copplf'lona. S96 . GE O.s dryer, 1160 Hoover porttblt washerdryer ttl · 1200 . Electric rang• 30 inch . $ 126 . Elactr•c range 30 inch, copportona. $160 . Electric range-- 30 Inch. '$95 . Electr ic range- wh ite. 165 2 rafrige:rators· frost free-white. 1126 uch . FrtNtr· like new. 1150. Skagg1 Appl iances. 669 Upper River Rd Call 614· 446 7398 . CARPET Ramnantt -AII sizes. Alto cut car pet- S6.00 yard & up , Liv ing rooms- &300 & up . Financing tvailabia. Molloh1n Furnhura, Upper Rive r Rd . Cal1614 ·4467444 . f<•ng u1ad wood S. coal burning stove. Good cond . Call 614· 448-0373 . Good used color tv's tor 11111 cr trade. Call 614·446-1149 . Maytag wringer wasller, large couch, lA h•de-a· bed. electriC ttova, odd kitchen chairs. Call 614-446· 2857. Good uted Phico refrigerator and GE po"sble dish washer. Call 814-446 -6331 or 614245 -5542 . Furnished aptt . In Middleport. 1 . Kenmore gas range with broiler. bedroom, $210, 2 bedroom, Kenmore 10.000 BTU air condi· 1220. 1100 dapolit. Call 614tloner. Call614 -446 -3821 992·5150. Cantrtl Air Conditioner, 3 1on, S ' room unfurnithed apt . Call good conditron. $140 . C1 ll 614-992 -5434 or 304· 882 · 614-446- 2026 or 614-446 2666. 3269. APARTMENTS, mobile homH. sofa and matching lo¥ateat. hou111. Pt. PleauntandGallipo- Tan $100. Metal Wtrdrobe, S60 lit. 814· 448-8221 . Two tofa tletpers, 150 . and S75 Coffee table, 120. Swivel 1 bedroom ground floor, privata TV stand, 120. W1lnut bookentttnce. flcently remodeled .. case, no. Mise rug•. 120. and Everything furn ., loc. outskirts no. R. . r seat for Surburban or Henderson . 8260 month. 304- piclup with aeat beltll and all 676·6730. h1rdwara, sao. Call 814 -2452 bedroom fumiaed apt , ref ud 9157. dapoti1, New Haven. W. Va., Mongoli•n drop lt:af t•ble. 4 304-B82 -3267 or 304 -773 - chaifl. matching hutch. U50. 6024. or bast offer. Call 614 -446· 7912. One bedroom apt. in Pt. Plaa••nt . Extra clean and 'lice. Large frost -free refrigerator, AdultaOnly. No Pets. 304·875· 1126. Electric range, •86 . Mi c· 1386. rowava oven end can. $126. 3 rooma and bath, gas heat, ground flooJ, wuher and df'(4r hook up. no chitdran. immediate occupancy . Noextpets, phone 304-676-4480 53 or 60. 45 Furnished Rooms Room1 for rent. day . week. month. GaHia Hotel. Call 614· 446-9715. Rentas low as a120 month. furnished room. t100 . Utilities paid Shere bath. Single mala.' 919 Second. GallipOlis. Call 446-4418 aft• 7pm. Antique Metropolitan Orgen, 176. Quean Anna 1tyla wing· back chair, $65. Call 814·992- l!l SporteLook (T) . I]J Dr. Who Image of Fendahl II] Secret Clly llll!l Buck Rogere 6:05 (]) Down /IND ANYTHI~& · THAT JUGT ~EMEM~ER. IT~ HUNTIN' 5EA50N UP HER~ IN T>IE MOU>JTAIN5. JU5T MIGHT oET GHOT. MOVE? ')1. ~ l I~~=~2=1==:Il t. .~--.,;.;M-'0;-:L:..r,B..;I;--11 ~··o Sign outaide a 'custom home building company: "Will Build To L--L. Suit." Naxt door al a tailor shop .----:----:-------, the sign reed: "Will Suit To . I' I I-L--I.....J.I-.l.--' r 8 York. (0,301 . G•bson window air -conditioner. 16.000 BTU . $195 firm 614 367·0322 . TONY 'S GUN REPAIRS , hot r.sbluaing, tree puppy with each blueing job. cal1304·875· 4831 . Gravel¥' tractor. r~frigerator. coffee S. end tablet. Kirby awaepar , concrete mold Ill re.CV tor buameu. 304-676 -15162 . ELECTROLUX sales or &e rvlca. Ilk for Larry or Karan , 304-675 1467. ' Fo'r ule, a.r cond . 11 ,500 btu. 1200.; Zenith 19 " TV 1100.; FuJ Butter UOO . 304-876 2267. USED MATERIAL Large 2 story •houaa, locahtd Cllnler KI:K Mobile Home Pll'k. 2146< Euwrn Ave. , Galllpollt, w ill be torn down week of July 8 , 1987. Anyone wishing to pur· chase used materials lor out · buildings, garages, etc can ... ". 100'• of ss . F•rst coma llrn 1erva white material• last. For more intonpation call K&K of· fica 304-676 -3000 , PT, Pit., w v. For sale queo:m sile water bad. ••c cond Mirror head botrd. bumper pads. t1 60 . 304· 676. 3213 . AVON . Look at us now Earn htr111 Mone¥' 304 -676 ·1429. 66 Building Supplies Building Material• Block , brick, sewer pipit . win· dows. linlllt. etc . Claude Win· ltrl. Rio Grande, 0 . Call 614· 246. 6121 . Concrete blccks alla1zaa yard or delivary, Muon sand G1lhpoli1 Block Co.. 123 'h Pine St., Gallipolis, Ohio Call 614· 4462783. Reedy m l11 concrete and ell concrete suppl~as Call u1 Vall tV Brook Cement and Supplies. 304 -773-6234 . 56 CROSS& SONS U.S , 35 Weal Jac;*aon. Ohio 1114-286· 6451 . Maney Ferguton, N.w Holland, Bu1h Hog Salts I Service. 011er 40 Ulltd uactort to chooae .from & complete line of r\...., & u-.d equipment. Largest a.. ection In S.E. Ohio. Ut•litybldg : 27'1131' 119'. 13 ' 118' track door I. 3' walk door . 14444 erectad · Iron Horse Bldgs. 61.4 -332· 97411 . 11115 Mesaey Ferguson tractor I. 1112 Masaay Ferguson btl• 14.950 . 3 pt. hitch mowing machine •3150. Hay cond1t6oner S160 200 gallon SPJ'ay tank with cart 1295. Call 1514· 286· 6622 International Cub Low· 80'f trac· torwi1h mowar& gr~derbiadel. lawn c att 1, 7&0. Ford tractor with high I low range. Naw fin lt hftd mower •2 .350. C•ll 614-281· 1622 . Cue 6 ft. pull-type combine. WhH1 and Stlaw. C.ll 388B47B. Two Gravety tractprsand attac hmenta. Also used part'• for Grtvety tractor. Call 114· 448· 4149. ln1etnttiontl For•ge H•rvettOf with one row corn h•ecl Good condltfon. 614-687-1937 Can 230 Hay bal•. •900. In good condition 1 Miniature male DOnkey, 11 monthl old. 1125 . Call 814-i!i1.2 -7119. Groom · and Supply Shop·PII Grooming,. A ll breeds .. An aryle• Julie Webb Ph. 614 -448 0231 . 1981 ' Cutlets SuPf'e'ma. Auto •• PS. 1lr. V· 8. new tires. Call 614· 446-3411 aHer! PM . 198' Ford Tempo, 4 Or ., 4 1pd . AM·FM tap1 13199. John '• Auto Saiel , Bultv illt Rd . • Gtlllpolia. 77 Chevy lmpal• atatlon wegon. • 700 Of be-If offer, 75 \follll· wat;ton Rabbit . 1800 . Call814 · UA -9611 or 814 -441· 1944 , 1984 Dodga Daytona2 . 2 Turbo Auto .. PW. AM ·FM Catst1tt. Radio 12 ,700 mil" Call614 2158-1738. Ia It True You Car'l 8uy'Jetp• tar t44. through lha U S govarn · m..,t1 Gat the tacu tOdl'¥ 1 Call 1 · 312·742 - 1142 hi 4069 . 1179 Chfty Ch .... Mte. IUIO, t700 19B1 "PI¥'r:nouth Hodaon, 4 IJit'ed. 1550> 1979 Ford Courier . 4 af)Hd. t&SO. Hl79 Chevy Monra . auto. 1600. Sandy"t Auto Sal" 814 -992 · 7403 . 1980 Ca,.ero Good condi tion. .,~00 614 · 885-4368 Now buyln,g 1hell cor~ or 1!11' corn. Call for lalast quotes. Ai11ar City Farm Supp~t~ , 81!4 ."446· 2gaa. 11118uicll Skf....k , PS, P8, AC, cruiM, \f-6 . new tir", Pioneer AM -FM caasent. Priced 10 tell 614 · 192-1369 after 3: 00p.m Livestock:- Ouroc Boars. Bred just llh the boars we 1ntad at the Ohio Ttlltt;on thM galnlld ov~ 2 .6 lbs. per day . Rover lenllin' . Sabina. OH . 513· 1514 · Z3B8. 3 regist•rect An11uscowa. young . nice. br.ct. t600. each Firm. 30.· 676- 2902 . Cocker S.paniel pups· l100 each. Ca ll 614-JBS- 8890 64 AKC Reg. miniature puppy AKC Rag . puppiet. Al1o adult & Pekingese. Call 7920 1949 Chevy Woody - I sta "ed rntoring. you might like to flnlah . Ctll 614 · 4-46 · 947~ or 614-24& -8097. 62 Wanted to Buy 8 month old rust short haired miniature Ouhthund. CAII614446-3243 . Two purebred Great Oanes. 1 Merle mala, 1 Merle female , f1 00. each Qaby Ferret I. 125. each . Bab)' rabbira . $3 .60each. Call 614 -446-1364 . Shll'p 1910 Mercuf'l' Capri. Sunroof . AM -FM · Caautte . Wine wh... coveJS. 11"296. Call 1514· 288· 11522 1982 Ford Etcort Gl. Auto , AC , crulla. e• cellenl con dltW,n. 814 · 1587· 8937. Quality qual'lar hor" mar•• Calt 614 -381· 8eB4. Cocker S paniel pup. Femalt. 7 mo1 . old. AKC registered . $100. Catl614-246 -9157. 1982 Monte Carlo. AC , AM ·FM , ) .8 V15 eng. hcell..,t condition . Call614 -446 -6753. Gthl grinder miur whh megnet , 5 KrMnl, sheller, good cond. 11 .200. 30.. · 273-421&. Oragonwynd Cattery Kennl!l. CF A Hlmala¥'an . Parsl111n end Sltmete klnana. AKC Chow puppies . New kittens; Siamela and Himalayans. Call 614 -448· 3B44 ahtr 7PM . For 11le. yaer old male white Eski mo Spitr dog . Very loveable Call 814 -446 ·4666 . g•• Buy on• any alztcheln saw chain and get .. cond chain 1\al:f price SIDERS EQUIPMENT CO .. • 1976 Dodge Aspen 2 door Htnderaon. W Ya. 304 -876- Good m.chanictlty . Fair body. 7421 . Best offer , , ,_t4& -zea3 63 Pels for Sale 2 people, 3 cars. 1 haa tolot'82 chevtne 4 dr. htlchback. tpd .. good mileage. Good 'condl· Uon. Atklng 11900. Cal! 614· 441· 3383 . Harelord bull. Enforcer Ill , Weight : 1400 lba. 19&0 . Call 1· 1582· 7095. Hay & Grein Hill Cat .... '-r. 4 door, lttnd~d trans, a~r con d, 6 .300 mKet, va,..ood coi\CI . IZ. &OO.OO. 304 - l 71-6730. Hay in bllfn •1 .00 btle. John 0 . Gerl~ch . 304-171 -5263. Transporl a11 1111 71 •' Autos for Sale Dachshund Pekingate Dachshund 614-448· 1984 Ford Elc:ort 4 $ / T . 140. 000 mllll. Atking $3, 260. Call 814 · 317-7230. . AKC Rag1atered Cairn Tarrlet female puppy . No chec)la. Call 614-992 ·2607. 1977 Thunderbird. P / W & locks. new bltttry, new paint. 1500 or belt off•. Call 8144415· 3235. 1979 t':•m•o 8ertin.nt . V-8 30&. PS. Ptl. .I.C. 900d cond, 11 . to0 ~ 00 . 304 ·812 · 2211 . f ' •u• c .... , Mouou. Good ah'apa, one owner. cloth Interior. $2.350 . Call814· 211·8522. 1968 Dune Buggy with clatsic MG ahell. Run• good. Call 614· 378-2673Eve' t . 1979 Cadilltc .. 1982 Subaru 4 Wh. Dr., both-good oond. 1969 Flreblrd body partt. Call 814441·9475, 241·1097. )I~ t 1911 - Hondt CMc 87K, 85 Alliance 47K, 84 Pontiac T100033K,81Ch.ve1ta40K.I1 Chw.«e 42K. 77 MOB Con'ol. &•K. 77 Dataun truck. Call 814·'.UI· 81BO . 1986 Celabrtty VI-AT, AC. AM I FM/81erto , Ilk mi. t5.20D. Call 114·318-1704. Mobile Home Spac•60 ft . or amalltr. t75 . Water Pd. 920 Fourth. Otlllpollt. Call 614448·4418 after 8PM . 1984 , Cel..,lty. eac. cond ., dtluxa interklr. PI/PB. elf. tilt. cruile , AMIFM / cutatte . 115.400. Call 114·4415· 2076 after 8 . w•. COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park, Routt North of Pom1r0y. Rental trail••· Call 81•·112· 7479. =-3. 1876 FOfd. tair condHion. Excel· 1..-rt for working. C•ll 814·4<4•· 4137. "We'll be late, folks ... the controller's routing trelflc around t~e mayonnaise he spilled on the radar screen .... " 1878 Trtnt AM. 4 tDd.. trtna· mlsalon with ovwclrhfe. Good oond. AM-FM -Tape. Call 11<4- 25S· U28. Dobbs. (0:30) Ill iUl lUI Wheel of Fortune I "'7"'9~M•o-=t-o-rs"'""'H:-o_m_e_s__ i & Campars 1977 Apache fold down camper. Sl.eps sll'l . AC & DC convert•r. Sto_,., let boa. Exca'l.nt coi\CIItlon. Call 614 - 378· 2fi88. 1979 Dodga -'spen. I cyl, auto. AC , Good co nd. 304 · 676· 1448 Trucks for Sale 72 1977 Ch....-y P I U true ... run 1 oood. nice body . 11 .29& . Call 114-288-8&22 . . 1166 Dodge Flatbed truck . Naadl aome repair. 1660 . Call 814-311-9088 . 19715 Chevrolet pick-up , run1 900d. 1!00.: 1177 Ford atation wegon , gOOd cond. 199&. 304· 875-21o&l!l . 1976 Ch....,y pickup truck, 6 cyl, auto, new ptlnt job, runa good, 1610.00 . 304· 4158 -1732 . Greatest Hlta Taka Me Out II &~i:A~f.A)T II SPECIAlS ~ I[ ",...... ... - Serv1r.1!s 3830. 17 Model V·Htul boet, 18 11 . 80HP Evenrudt. 1800 . 304678· 2478. ' T~o-~.-..v.;:s joins the family on vacation, tempers flare. (A) l!l Poworboel Racing 1987 Southwest Florida Regatta from Miami, Florida (T) IIl .CJ Ill ABC't Monday Night BIOOblli (!) II] In Search of lhe 7-r. Trojan War The possible 81 Home Improvements E•t•rior ltucce . Plaster and Pla11er Repa i• Work by tflehour or by th't job. Fr" estimate. Cell 811-288 -1182 . ' depth feature repons . (1 :00) at(!) Spring Bre,k Reunion Catch this beach blanket of a tribute to the music of the 1950's and 1960's. Performers include The Crystals, Jan and Dean, Fabian and Little Anthony. (N R) EEK &MEEK AT LfAST IVYJJ U KlvOJJ IU<A1l0 CALL 11AD P6:1t£ 101-'0 LIV£ TOC£!HlR em;.--.___ TrM lttump removal. ch.-,llnlt fenc... aeedlnQ, mulch , to"oll. ttont. ev..-gr..., ..-.rube. Oon '1 landatipH 11 4· 448· 1M48. resents being responsible for L£SSC4< taking care of the twins. (R) I1§J ARUJ'T MARRIED .. Chrlslma9. IAI t;1 9:00 1])700 Club II (2) tl]) MOYIE: 'Shotlered Vowo' NBC Mondor Night at lhe Movloa t;1 l!l Suner Magazine (T} · (I) !Ill American Mattera Fact is blended with fiction in ln s~ · rad by Nobel Laureate . c,l Drywall and ,R1palr , 20 years u peritnce. FrM htimate. tl04 · 1176-3287. a story MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP F:..:.:..;.:.=.:..___::_..,---, YES, r ;>.M, ARE'It:UAN ONLY CHil-D. LONNIE-:< THANK HEAVEN ... AROUND OUR HOUSE, THERE'S BA-RELY ENOUE;-H PERMIS61VENE$S R::R Mf;. Plumbing & Healing Down one for a top score WEST +Q963 10 t93 EAST +s "J By James Jacoby The new rules lor scoring at tourna- "AK7432 tl( 8 4 +AQJ +Kl0532 ment bridge may change the cavalier '2-1·87 SOUTH attitude that bas existed for many years with respect to weak jump over· +KJ1042 "9 5 t tO 6 5 2 calls and opening pre-emptive bids when the opponents are vulnerable. The penalties have now changed for noq-vulnerable doubled undertricks. The fourth and each subsequent doubled undertrick, non-vulnerable, rlow exacts a penalty of 300 points. So the sequence for such doubled undertricks has changed from 1· 3·5·7·9 etc. to 1-35-8-11 etc. Rest easy, you rubber bridge fans; the scoring table for rubber bridge has not changed. The new rules had not gone into ef· +98 Vulnerable: East-West Dealer: East WOII Nprth East Soutb Pass Pass Pass Obi. '" 2+ Pass Pass Opening lead: • J feet last March when Judy Cody bold- ly made her weak jump overcall, trad· lng finesse) and ruffed another club in, Judy knew she had to hold her pen- a diamond to give West a ruff. West certain part-score available to East- took the trick in dummy, as declarer West. When three rounds of hearts were led, she discarded a club rather . than subject herself to an overruff. The defenders now played clubs. She discarded her last diamond. Judyruffed the diamond remaining In dummy with her spade king (West underruffing) and linessed the jack of ruffed the second club, went to the ace spades to go down only one trick for an of diamonds (no point in taking a los. r=ex,_c,..e,-llent score. t:IMtrr"Mf' by JOSEPH THOM~S ACROSS 5 Burnt 6 Couple ·· 7 Dobbin's tresses 8 Englls' river 91talian river 11 As of now 14 Put a match to 18 French 211 Hunter's painter catch 19 Black 26 Tavern tap 20 Small 28 One of violin the Sheens 21 Some 30 Disfeature 22 Ghostly 32 Eat away sound 33 For ·a 24 Altar (cheaply) constel- - 34 Thursday's lation namesake I Maintain II Mad.' Ave. booster IOMore or less 12 Debonair 13 Sacred pledge Ill Born (Fr.) 16 Croupier item 17 Last Spanish qu~en 35 Church part 37 Dolly of "Hello, Dolly" 38 Presage 39 Tuesday on film 41 One of Lee's men 42 Elt's mom I SOLD ALL M'l PIGS Blll Electrical & Refrigeration -i BARNEY ONE ·· ALL BUT IH' RUNT OF TH' .LITTER 'IOU Flf\TTERIN' VARMINT!! '' LITTLE SNUFFY'' I Cf\LL HIM R•sKtential or commercial wlr· ing.' New Mf'Yica or rapelrs . Lictnsad elactrlcl an. Eatimtt• fret. Rldlfl\our Eltctrlcal. 304· 1576·1786 . 86 NORTH +A 8 7 "Q 8 8 tNQJ7 • 76 4 l:r-+-+- CARTER ' S PLUMBING AND HEATINQ Cor. Fourth snd Pine Galllpoll1. Ohio Phone AU -441 ·3188 or 614446-4477 84 BRIDGE 18 French I1§J Ill iUl whorl Dick's show Is cancelled, a victim of river low ratings . (AUQ 20 Self· [Jl Larry 'King vet In depth , defense interviews wllh tOp newsmakers and cele.brit1es. fonn 9:30 l!l Splaoh '87 ,Summer - ' 23 Polish Edillon (T) cake I1§J Ill iUl O.algning Woman 27 Witless Julia and Suzanne's mother 28-Virtuous comes tovisit for T~anksgiving. (A) 29 Classify 10:00 l!l Water Skiing 1986 30 Squee~e by International Waterski Tour 31 Lachrymose from Shreveport, Louisiana 33 R.R. stop IAI · (!) Ottle a Ruby An 85 year 36 Slower old woman is told by her (mus.) doctor that she's pregnant! 37 Despicable Ill iUl Cegner and Locey 40 Wedding Lacey is threatened by a song raPist; Cagney is double 43 Nuzzled crosssd by beau. (R) t;1 44 New book? iiJ) ® Nawa ilJJ Evening Newt A wrap up 411 Diving bird of today's news and a look 46 Empty talk ahead to tomorrow 's news stories. (I :00) DOWN 81 (lJ P/80 Product• l "Cactus 10:0511J MOVIE: Grlzztr iPGI (1 :32) Flower" 10:30 ()) New Generation · star I]J Human Face ot the 2 Hautboy Pacific Thts program 3 Learning hlghllgh\s many ancient customs~reserved by 4 Fallure(sl.) ~~;;-;-±: Kiribati. DAILY CRYPI'OQUOI 1!8- Hen:'• bowlo worlllt: II] MOYI : Beyond the Wallo (AI(I:43) 81 (lJ USA Tonight AXYDLBAAXR 11:00 I]) HlrdCIIIIo and IILONGFELLOW McConnlck CJ Ill I1§J IIIIIJ Home repair . rooting . paifttinO. building and hauling . phone 304-615. 3190 . 82 IIIIIJ Mr Sitler Sam Sam's holiday spirit ma~es for a very memorable Fetty TrH Tr imming. atump remov•t. Call 304 -878 -1331. Starkl lrH and Ltwn S.,....ce. lawn car•. land•capln11J. stump removal , 30 4 - 571 •2842 o' 1576-2903. - 8:05 Ill MOVIE: Tho Nlghl ot lhe !frizzly (G\ (I '42) 8:30 II (2) lUI Valerio David L£5'::.£ £ AND r-~ · ~ · ----~----~ 0 ally to one trick to do better than the led aootber club. The seven of spades IBJ MOVIE: Tho Legend of Llzz\1 Bordan (NA) (1 '40) SWEEPER 1nd ltwln g mtchln. r_,111 , Pllf11. end .uppllea.. PIQIII up lnd deUvarv. Devil Vtcuum Cluntr , on• halt mile up O.orgn C r..._ ,_d, C.ll 114· 448· 0294. I' I' 1• I' I I I I I and Allie are faced with I]]) Prtmttnews Wrap uf)s of the day's world news and in e the chuckle quoted by fd ling '" the miss•ng words you develop from step No. 3 below. ing on favorable vulnerability. When low. Now she got of! lead with a dia· the takeout double by o~ner was left mond. East won the king and returned programming. (AI t;1 BASEMENT .. WATERPROOFING Uncot~dtlion.t IH.-tim• gu.rafh tee. local reter..,cn furnished.• Fr.. Htlmatal, Call coH.act' 1-614 · 2:37· 0488, d~ or night. Aogefslaaemant Wat•prootlng. . story for Helen 's abduction Is revealed . C I1§J IDiUl ~1t1 & Allie Eddie providing 8 hours of General Hauling . · I ' One letleutands for another. Jn this sample A_is used J•JWater poola, clat•rnl, 246-9286 . ' 87 Pontoon boat 8x24. 304· 882· ~UfT OATMS:AL fOf? ME- :t. HAiE TO HAVE THE HIGH poiNT Of MY PAY THIS EA!?LY 1!'1 THE Mo~I'IING. 675 · &492 ~ for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, ., apostrophes, the length and fO!'ffiilion of the words are all Watterson '• Water Hauling, reaaontbla rttll, Immediate 2 .000 gallon dtllvary , clttefns. poolt, well , e:to. c:all 304·678· 1&78 Honda )(L76. only 1,400 . 2819 . ~ miltt. 1360.00. Phone 304· · 175·4118 . Formerly Ken't now John '• Water Service, John Watt.,..on. 1987 Suzuki ITIO, 4 whe.. Jr. qwner. 1,000 or 2.000 gal •eoo. or batt off.- .; 21" Color aarvict. 304·576·2248. . TV 1100. 304· 876· 3822 . 0 Bott • motor • .6 hp 1880, Trade tor dirt bike or four wheel..- whh bolt. 304· 7922. II . .-/.:" '71 Star Cralt pop-up camper. vary vood cond. aeoo. 304 ·. R I R Wat_-, Strvi~. Home cittarna. walla, pools filled. Formetly Jam• Boy1 Wtter, Ctll304· 67fi -8370. Boats and Motors for Sale If ' 78 CMae Air mo1or home. -28 1984 Kswattkl KLR 1500, 1,800 actual mllea , like naw , 11 ,200 00. 304· BB2-2790 76 1 ft , loaded , Clau A. caU 304· IJ82· 3237 after 5 ·00 pm , Dillard Water Service: Poota, Clttarns. Well•. Dellv..-y Any· time. · Call 814· 446 -7404-No · SundlrV call• . 1884 Honda IISO Night Hawk, 4 , 000 mllas , lika new !· 11.800.00. 304-812· 2790 . 1985Hartey0avidton74, needs somt worfl. runs good . 11 .100.00 firm . 304 -8B2· 2688. to \he Ball Park (R) Ill Ill Judge I1§J Whoa! oi·Fortuno t;1 iUl Crouflre (0,30) Ill iUl iiJI Jeopardy! t;1 IBJ Soap 7:35 CIJ Honeymooners 8:00 Ill Dtkllri IJI]l tl]) ALF When ALF ••RANK AND ERNEST· 1974 camper. 21 h .. Tandem wheels. awning •nd 1ntenn.a, full bath. Call eu-sn-4411 o.614· 98& -44&3 . 1 :00PM 11•·379· 2447. 1971 Honda CB-760. • cyl. 1450 firm . Ceii614·388· 90B6 . 1- - - - - - - - - -- Benson 'llll!l Star Trek 7:05 11J Sanford and Son 7:30 II (2) (ll Newlrwed Game l!l Major League Baaeball'e Bowles Arrow· 28 ft . lilt· conttlned camper, 11!1.00. Call • .,4-266 -16-711 . 1970) ChftetleSS 3&04 -tpaed. 304· 675· 1 317 . Fruit & Vegetables -,----,-------~ reports on world economics and financ1al news with Lou ·e 1971 Chavall•very good condi· ,_7_3__ V_a_n_s_& __4_W_ . 0_. tion . f1.000 . Call 814· 266- r 6226 .• 1981 Je.., J10 pic\up, 4whael 1985 Dodge Ch., 9 .,, ·2u.ooo dlrve. low mil•. new trantmlt· mlln, 6 sphd. Call 114· 379- lion, 6 cyl, 304· 882-2812 . • Gla11burn'a Farm Market. St. ' 2728. R t. 1 80 near Porter It no.w open. 1982 Plymouth Ch•mp, dual 74 Mot cle s___ Farm fresh v11gatablaa Cell •hiftar. 47,000 milea. Call614- _____o_rc_Y __ 614-3B8-9027. 1 379-2726. ' Outllty Fruita and Y~ettbllll retail tnd wholesale. B. 1 s . 1987 Dodge Chargar, auto., 1978 Super Glide, new top end, Produce tcro11 from Piua Hut 141 milea. Call 614 · 379 -2726 . new- tir... leather baga. Cell after 68 Newt l1]) Moneyllne Current . YEsTERDAY'S SCRAM-iris ' ANSWERS NewtHOUf (1 '00) tm . Gyrate - Crown - Scow - Velfex - CENTURY While being seated in an old historic inn the waiter · apologized for seating us in lhe newer saclion. "How new?'' I aeked. His reply, " Oh, around the sixteenth CENTURY." (!) (]]) MacNeU/ Lahrar ' 83 OldsClltlau 14. 900.00. 1 Ptyrnouth Sapporo 11 , 700.00. ' 80 Dodge Diplomat 11 , 100 00 . ' 80 Camtro 82,!00.00 , Phone 304· 882 · 3421 . 1978 v .w . Rabbftt . 304· 458· 1!41 Hay, bartev end ttraw. 304 -6756088. McConnlck II Ill PM Magazine (!) SporloContor (L) I]) Entertainment Tonight CJ Ill People'• Coyn · BUDGET Trantml"ffina : Us..t• Rebuilt. All types. Guaranteed • minimum of 30 dey•. will deliver. cash & carry or h\stll. Call 814-379· 2220 or 1· 304876· 67151. . UNSCRAMBLE ABOVE LETTERS TO GET ANSWER 7:00 (I) Hardc1st1e and 61 Farm Equipment . PRINT NUMBERED LETTERS IN THESE SQUARES • 6:35 (]) Leave It To Beaver 1978 Cadillac for 1ala. Alto watlll' bed. 209 S . Fourth St. in Middleport . ~-,~..,.5-ll ;··Co.~plote ---.'ll'-'TAI-=D,I=-I-=;ll.,:' . the entertainment world is f dlrll Supplrt•s ,o; Lrvr~~.liid j- NAHU.i.T anchored live lroln New SNAFU ® by Bruce Beattie p,."ifiil( to Earth Stereo. 6:30 IJI]) iiJI NBC Nlghllr Nowo (]) John Fox'• Outdoor Adventu.-.s tAl Ill CJ Ill ABC Newt Q (!) Nlghllr Buaineaa Report ®l IIIIIJ CBS Newt II] Voyage ollhe Mimi iUl ShowBiz Today News of ·• ~~·=6=9~7:0:':":':4:-9:9:2:-3:1:8:9:.==J~G=•=I~IIp:o:II:'·:O:h:;:•:·=·====·~ Cell 1979 Plymouth Arrow Pickup. 814- 379-2728. LL,IIt I. I I ·I' I lP EVENING 6:00 Ill Big Valor· ~ . .'I]) I]) Ill Ill 11§) Ill iUl Qll Niwa 1980 l{.ylinar, 17 tt. 1982 80 hp ~tcurv motor. Shoreline trailtr . Bought new In 1983. t4000 FlAM . Call 814·2151; 1702 before 2pm. ~ 2 Woodburnera . Call 814· 3889308. Office Space for Rent . hcenent for Attorneys, Accountlnt. eto. Clo11 to Court Hou11. Call Wl11man R. .l Eatate Agency. 614·441-3844. ( ' .•' t 1984 Pro Craft ball bo•t. 116 HP Joh1.110n. tilt&trlm, sttlnl•e .. , sJetl'pro. trolling motOf'. 2 live wallt, mOre. Exc. cond. Call 304·1178-1071 after 8~M - Plastic clatern state appro11ed. plastic septic tank•. plaltic culverts. metal cUIYertt. RON EVANS ENTERPRISES , Jack· son. Oh. 614-286- 6930. 47 Space foi Rent Space for amall trailen. All hook· up e. C.ble. Aleo effidMcy roomt, air and Cabal. Maton, W.Va. C.ll304· 773·158151 . • .-o.M;.,:O.-.N.-.J"'U""LY...-..6--.•• 21 fl . ·&kiUcraft C..b.., Cruiser. SIHpa 4 to 8 . 120 HP Mercury 1-0 moror. N•ed• rtfurbHihing6 repatntlng. Will 1ell or trad• for . livettock. A1king t1800. Cell 114·446· 70Z6. 54 Misc. Merchandise Good Furn•ll'ted & unlurn11had tpta .. '1 50 00 and up, references Ph. 304· 875· 7738 or 304-6715 6104 A-1 Real Etttte. Fumiahad Apt., 3 rooms , thtrt bath 701 Fourth, Gallipolia. $195 . Utlliti• paid Call 614~ 446-4418 aftlll' 8PM . . County Applienca. Inc Sofas and chairt ~Jrlcad from $396 to 1996. Tables 860 and up to 111126. Hida-a•beda 1390 to 1595 . Recliners $225 to $376 . Lampl $28 to S1 26 D1nettes 1109 and up to S495. Wood table w · 6 'chaha $285 to 2 bedroom mobile home Ever- 1796 .. Desk 1100 up to S375. green Call614-379·2678 . . Hutches t400 and up. Bunk baclt complet1 w· mtttreues $296 and up to t395 . 8aby beds 44 Apartment 1110. Mattresstt or box springs lull or lwin 168 . firm $78, and for Rent 188 . Quaen sets S225, King 1360 4 drawer chest 169 . Gun cabinets 6 gun. Gu or electric l and 2 bedroom apartment• for rtngt $376 . Baby mattraues rent . Basic rant for 1 bdr . S36 I t46 . Bed frames 120, 1183 .00; 2 bdr., 1219.00. Alto 130 & King frame 160. Good requirad a •200.00 security selection of bedroom tuitea. depotlt. CONTACT: Jack1on metal cabinets. headboards 130 Eatatu Dept . Ph · 446· 3997 . and up to 466. Equal Housing Opportunity. - Upltairt unfur'11thed apartment . Utilities paid. Carpeted . no child· ren or pets. Call614-448 -1637 .. Lots-EJit,.t. See 11 G.tlipoUa Boat Club. Call IU·· -"6·4,.82. NEW- Western boott- 130. Workboota 118 & up . (Steel & soh JOe) . Call614·446-3 169. 14x85 Mobile Home. 2 BR . on 1 acre land , 2 children accap1ad , 81 DO Depotit. 11 65 / month plus utilities. Cali 1514-388· 98B1 Vinton area. Nicety furn is hed tmall house. Adults only . Rtferences raqu.rad Off street parking. Ph. 614-448-0338 · - - - - - - -lc-•-:::•3:.:•:.: Modular Home! Carter French rnidence, Middleport. Corner of FourJh and Palmer. M uC1 1M to appreciate. Caii814· H2· 3293. tre.z•. w•..._ • Community mobile home for sale. Fully equipped. Call 614· 446:2899 . 2BR. AC. cable, Hud accapttd . RIVerview in Kanauga. 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Ohio Korea·begins freeing polit~cal .prisone~ . Bl JAME'l KIM civil and politic!' I rights restored men! and oppasltlon leaders. The tear-gas borhbwhlledemonstrat- - SEOOL, SOuth. Korea (U Ph :·- soon ' u:nder reform pr.omlses 'major opposition Reul)trieation ing with friends on the YqnseL -President Chun Doo Hwan' s announced byChuilonJune29 . In De mocratic Party canceled all campus June 9. He was the thi r d government. began freeing the . announcement, Chun . also . planned activity until his funeral, person to die in anti· government ·political prl$oners today under accepted direct presiden-tial elec· · ·scheduled for Thursday .· · · - . demonstra-tions J:lur-lrig las t proposed reform package, but. .lions _thro\jgh · consti.tu.ttonal · " We crown the studeiit'sname month. tensions persisted as prote~ts amendment. · · · - with a title · of hero," 's aid the-An ·autopsy found two tiny erupted after the death of a · The death early Sunday of Lee National Coalition for Demo- · m etal, fragments tn his brain, · student wounded las t month by Han-yo!, 21, who died after 27 cratic Constitution, which s pon- said Seoul District Prosecutor an exploding tear-gas grenade days In a coma, Immediately so red 17. days of. violent n!ltlon'! tred by P.Olice. triggered ma.s slve protests . wide protests In June, " We will A total of177 people arrested In About 2,000 students at Yonset devote everything to · achieve · recent anti-government protests University In Seoul clashed with democratiza tion which was his were set free, including a leading police who fired tear gas to keep goal." opposition politician and U other the protesters from spllllngto the The coalition urged the governpeople who . organized massive streets. The students planned ment to single out those whci protests on June 10. During the another rally later In the day . fatally Injured the student and week, about 310 more will be directed the action and declared released, authorities said. Lee's death delayed -by at least all this week as a mou r ning By TRACY WILKINSON . PANAMA CITY. Panama About some 2, 100 blacklisted one week full negotiations on the period for him. 1 UPI) - President Ertc Arturo dissidents also will ·have their reforms between the governLee was hit by an exploding Delvalle,' faced with ·pe r sistent opposition to his mltltary · backed government , has urged the armed forces to ret urn to their "legitimate function" of defense and sec urity. At the sa me time, private , school teacher s announced plans for a one-day strik e today as opposition to Delvalle's government continued unabated tn the strategically located Ce nt ni l American na tion. The teachers issued their s.t rl ke call before DelvallE' made .... • his comments · In a nationally tele vi sed broadcast Sunday night. Delvalle called fo r a "truce of passions" a mong protest ing Pa n· a m anians a nd ordered a n lnvesti· gat ion -Into c harges -agai nst mil it ary 1 strongman Ge n. ·Manuel A~tonlo Norirga. He urged t he milit a ry to fulfill · Its promise to " retu rn to Its a y 00 Sung·~oo, who was present confirmed today that the tiny at a n autopsy sunday along with . fragments were from a tear-gas 15 students. bom'b. Prosecutors began an · The ·pfl?secutor said. much of Investigation . into the _lnhdent · Lee's bratn·was decayed and 'hls · . after Lee was Inju red. lUng was largely decomposed. PolJce, are Instructed to !Ire The National Scientific Investi- tear-gas bombs 30 feet ;~bove gatlon Research Institute, a crowds to prilvent ~njurles from gove rnmeqt Investigation office, the exploding canister. Panamanian President calls for a · 'truce of passions' • .; BUDDIES--These five men, all members of Feeney-Bennett Postl28, American Lerlon, have become .real "buddies'_' over the past months as they have served a . key workers for the constructi\)n of the new American Legion Home In Middleport. The new building was unveiled at an open house held Saturday afternoon In Middleport. Four of the five are retired and have donated " ~ endless hours of labor on the construction and finishing of the post home. Pictured from the left are VIrgil Parsons, Albert Roush, Ralph Miller, Henry Clatworthy, the retirees, 'and Fred Hanel who played an active role but donated many hours of labor even though he was recalled to his employment durlg the construction period. UNVEILED--Mrs. Delsle Roush, active member of the Ladies Auxiliary of FeeneyBennett Post 128, · American Legion, is pictured with a . restaurant size S2800 range In the kitchen of the new American Legion Home in Middleport. The 10 . by 90 foot structure was unveiled for public inspection at an open . house Saturday afternoon. The new building, which ac· cording to plans, will be a center of community activities, includes the audlllorlum, an excellent stage area, a modern kitchen, a storage area, and reslrooms equipped f~r the handicapped. Refresh/· ments were served during the Jpen house and musical enter· talnment was provided by Denver Rice. Me anwhile, the Wa s hington Pos t report ed today that former foreign minis ter Aq ulllno Boyd had gone to Wa s hington, D.C., as a special ambassa dor t o' defu se the tensions that have brought the Reagan administration close to a confrontatio n with Noriega . Th e Post said Boyd will at · te mp t to counter an anti· Noriega ca mpaign being waged In Washin gton by Ga br iel Lewis. one of tht> key negotia tors of the 1977 Panama Canal treaties . • LAHORE, Pakistan iUP i i Three bombs killed seven peopl<;> a nd injured. !i7 on the lOth anniversary of Gen. Mohammad Zla ul Haq ' s seiZ ure of power. a da y marked by thousands of protesters calli ng for elections . No f(roup cla imed responslbil· it y for t he bombs that ex plodcp Sunday within minut es of o ne a nother on a rai lway p"latform, at a near by taxi s tand a nd a! the ceillral bus stat ion. Aut horities declined w com me nt on w het her 1~0 bombs were related to thl' anniversary or a c;onvention of ShHte MosiL'mS scheduled to begin toda y. Opposit ion leaders and polit J. cal rivals held rallies across 1he na t ion Su nday to marl< the lOth anivPrsary of Zia's coup that led to the hanging 22 months later of Prime Minis ter Zulflkar All Bhutto . The fir s t bomb went off at the taxi sta nd out side the ra ilway s ta tion. killing two people. A second , mo rl' power ful · device r ipped through an iron bench on the platform as pa ssengers were boarding a train. A woman a nd two boys believed to lx? her ·city, a bout .1 2.000 demonstrators cha nting " down with Zla" and children were killed. Ofllcials at Mayo Hospltul said "hold •'il"cl ions ," 1urncd out for a o girl wounded at the taxi sta nd ~occ fu l. 6· mile march fr om theand a man hurt on the plat form home of oppositlo'n leadl'r Be· nazir Bhutto. died later. " r heard a terri ble explosion Bhulfo, thc dau~:htcr of the late and saw dl'nse smoke billowing, prime minister. did not partlcl· and tht"n I heorq the walls of the pate In the march . ).A'ader Of I h ~ opposi tio n COatiInj u red ," a rallwa: co nductor said. The bomb dismembered , tlon Movemrnt for the Re tora · many of the v icti ms, and left the tlon of Democracy staged a ratty railwa y platform stai n('([ with In La horc. A crowd o r 2, 000 . bloop and l.ittered with cloth ing . people gat hered In a bataar near A th ird bomb cx pl,o ded later at the rall"•ay sta ti on to hea r thP cent ral bus station , injurin g oppositio n leaders de noun ce · four people a nd ca using slight Zta 's nile. Zla ruiNI under maptal taw damage to fo ur bu es , author!· I rom 1he July~. 1977, coup to Dec . lies said. St ate-run Radio Pakistan said :10, J!!R!l, followi ng the non- part y altogethrr :, 7 people wrre ~IC\'tiOn of the national assembly wounded in the explosions. In- and the approval of a·con trover- · sial refE-rend um that ~ave him cluding 10 SE'r iously. · The bombs were the fi t's! such · another fl~c years In power . Zla 's crlttc.s blame him for blasts in Lahore, th t> provincial capital of the Pu njab. 190 miles des troying a framework · for south east of the national capital ci vilian rule , wtdespread·corr upof Is lamabad , sin ce eigh t people , lion a nd grow ing dlv Is tons be· Including the leader of a political tw!'l'n Pa~lstan 's ethni c groups: group, were kill('([ on Pakistan Diplomats, military sources and even Zta's rivals say he remai ns D,ay March 23. In K.1rachl. the nation's larges t flrmlych! coiuml.. PTL minister pr~ises Jerry Falwell who fled angry protestors Saturday By DA•VID CRAIG FORT MILL, S.C. iUPI) The pastor of PTL's Heritage Village Church denounced protesters who forced the Rev. Jerry Falwell to flee their wra th and warned that only God ca n save the "sick m in ls t ry" from its own greed and idolatry. "You try your plan and your plan will fail miserably, " the Rev . Sam Johnson shouted to more than 2,000 people In the church Sunday . '"There Is only one plan and that is God's plan ." Neither lawyers, television preachers, nor a Baptist from Lynchburg, Va. -a reference to Falwell - can save PTL If Its follow ers do not repent, Johnson warned. "This has been a s ick ministry, " Johnson said, s haking his finger. " Greed, selfishness, Idolatry, sins of the flesh - I'm not talking a bou t a man. I'm not talking about a few pe<iple. I'm_ talking about us." Johnson, a minister of the c har is mat ic Assemblies of God . Chu rch, pra ised Falwell for putting "his reputa tion on the line." "I'm s ure there are Pentecostals today who can't understand what I'm doing walking down the same street with a fundam entalist Baptist." he sa id . " I'll tell :you what I'm doing - I 'm getting ready for heaven. " . Turmoil has dogged the ministry since founder Jim Bakker, a charisma tic, resigned In a sex . scandal In March, handing over the PTL empire to Falwell, a fundamentalis t Baptist who founded the Moral Majority. Bakker, although defrocked by the Assemblies of God. has since I - 1- -- said he wants to return to PTL, but Falwell has refused, deeming Bakker unfit to lead. Because of some $72 million In debt Falwell said PTL accrued under Bakker, PTL sought Chap· ter 11 bankruptcy protection. Many PTL "partners" - people )who contributed at least $1 ,000 to the ministry- bitterly criticized Falwell. and many are seeking Bakker's return. Several· hundred dissident s converged Saturday on Heritage USA, the PTL theme park, to confront Falwell, who was there for; Fourth of July activities. They pushed Into the lobby of the Heritage Grand Hotel, where Falwell was staying, and cornered Falwell near an elevator. · "This Is awful. I have a meeting. I've got to go," said Falwell, walking bris kly through the open atrulm toward the elevator, security guards In tow. A handful of protesters followed. :'Stand ba~lt . If )IOU col'!)e any closer I'll arrest you," a security · guard shouted as Falwell leaped toward a glass - enclosed elevator. One protesster, Eleanor Everhardt, ran past the guard, shouting: " I don't support you a bit, Mr. Falwell. You haven ~ tgot a dime In .this place." As the elevator ascended to the fourth floor, many protesters ran up stairs and took other elevators to balconies overlooking the lobby. "Farewell Falwell, fare· well Falwell, farewell Falwell," they chanted. · A pianist In the lobby played the . hymn "I'll Fly Away. Oh · Glory" as Falwell's elevator rose. Protesters sang the hymn and th,en · disbanded after 25 minutes. Falwell later rode in a pa rade as grand marshal and received applause and cheer s from most onlookers. There were sca tt ered boos. He la ter told United Press l'lternatlonal that the de mon-· Stratton "helped everybody see how Ir ra tional and undisciplined they (protesters) a re" and pronounced it. " a resounding and e mbarrassing defeat. "My guess Is that this Is the e nd of the story for them," he said. Falwell said that he was hOt worried about physica l harm when he fled . "I don't think that the d issident partners. are a da ngerous group," he said. ".I think they a re IrrationaL They have qu es ti o n ~ · ble leadership." . .. J . thunderStorms. and a ll)w near · 70~ Partly cloudy 11nd ,humid' We dnesday , with a chance of thunderstonns and highs near . 90 . . • ~ot . 37 , No.43 ';, By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS, Ohio 1UP I I - Dewit e so me obj ecflons, Gov. Richard F . Ce leste has signed a 494 -page bill co nta ining the af(e ncy and program policy chan ges which go with the $22.5 billion appropriation for 1988·89. The so-cal led bud get la nguag.c bill, sig ned Monday, co nt ai ns some bud g<' f· balancing mec ha · nls ms not Inc luded in the money bill. It will not take effect for 90 days beca use Senate Democrats objected to the sa me provision s crit tclzed by Celes te a nd refused to suppor t a n Pm erge.ncy clause putting the bill into Jaw with the . ' 1 Section, 10 Pages 26 Cent& A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Po!lleroy- Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday. July 1·, 1987 Copy<ightod 1987 governor's sig na tu re. Th_e bill creat es a sin gle s tatewide systPm of en forcin g ch ild suppor t pa yme nt s, reducing the number of missed payments by fathers and the lengthy waiT s by mothers . Celeste sa id Improved enforcement will enable the state to reduce paymen ts of ai d to depe nde nt children by up to $60 million In two years, a nd qua lify for another $8 million in federal matching funds . The bill prov ides ·additional ince ntives for general re lief reci pie nt s to work a nd closes a variety of loopholes In eligibili ty requirements, leading to sav ings of up to $72 mllllon In wei far ~ benefit s. The bill a lso provi des for accounta bilit y in school pupils' achi evement , wit h testing In grades four, six and eight. and a competency test for high school graduation s ta rting l n 1992, and stre ng· thens the s tate's tax enforcement law. Also in the bill is a s hift In the 1988 Ohio preside ntia l primary from March to the fir st Tues i-lay in May. · The governor h ~d signed· legislation la st yea r sett tog the ea rly primary in hopes Ohio could join wit h Ill inois an d other stale~ in focusing attention on t he Midw est. _ . But th e state Jac ked the $5 million to pay for the special primary, and county ,boards of election needed to return their pre-election calendar to Its original schedule. Celeste said tha t although he signed the bill , he "deeply regrets" two provisions: -Allowing public utilities to join with corporations In forming political action committees to contribute to election campaigns. -Requiring non-char.itable groups, such as the Ohio Public Interes t Ca mpaign, to file reports with the secretary of state on their door-to-door solicitations for various issues. Celeste said he will'try to get legislation passed to overturn those provisions. Pomeroy .Council •• votes on raises Flood center opened Pomeroy Village Council gave the·third rea,d ing and adopted an ordinance raising salaries of the mayor , clerk-treasurer and members of council and the board of public affairs, ret roa cBy United PrC!15 lntern~ttlonal tive from. Jan. 1. The state ha s opened ari The ordinance increases the In forma tion c~ n ter In Ma ns field mayor' s a nnua l salary from to a nswer questi ons from flood $~.000 to $3,600; the clerk· viet tm s about asslstanc~ avalla · treasurer's from $8,400 to ble to them. $10,000: councilmembers from $10 . per meeting to $25 per Thr rent er , sN up by the State meeting; and mem.bers of the a nd Local Governm ent Commls· board of public affairs from $5 to ston, wil l refer ra ilers to various $10 per meeting. ~ tat e drpartments a nd agencies. Council also approved a n anTHe comm ission plans to keep nual salary increase of Terri the ct'nter open through the Long, Income tax administrator. remainder of this weeK: · from $15,000 to $16,000. Council a cc ~pted a projected Meanwhile . Gov . Richard F. budget for the village for 1988 Ce lest e · has add e d Crawfo rd totaling $9o7.165. 72, as presented ·Co unty to the list of four non h · - by· Clerk-Treasurer Jane Walton. centra l Ohio counties ror w hi ch The projected figures must be he's asked for ft'dera l aid tn lhe submitted to the county budget wake or l~ s t wre k's floodlnJl . · commission by July 20. A blind Intersection ar Lincoln • Last week. Cetest0 dectar('([ Hill and Butternut Ave. was o(.taware, Marlon. Morrow a nd again discussed. Several suggesRic hl and cou nties disaster tion s to elimtnat£" the traffic areas . hazard were offe red, but no definite decision was made by Monday , the Cra wford .ou nt y the board. Councilmen Larry commi ssioners est Jma t!'d dam Wehrung and Bill Young will a~e In their count _ , . a t about $4 view the site again before a million . brln~lng the total In the decision Is made. fiv(' L'O untl es to a t-- leas t $.1 1 At the request of the Ohio million , So nya Ela m . a spokesDepartment of Transportation, woman tor the O hi o Disastrr uncil pass~ an emergency co Services Agenrv. said. Investigating the Incidents. Damages are exVANDALISM- Monsignor Anthony Glannaordinance allowing ODOT to pected to run about $6,000. Repairs will be the more, pastor of Sacred Heart Church, examines improve and r esurface 0.30 miles I nv<'s t lga t ot·s from t hr FC'der at responslbily of fllmitles, somc of whom have no one of some 16 monuments which we re vandalized of U.S. 33 east of Route 7 between E mrr ge n cy M a na gemc nt surviving rel ativ es locally. The damaged monu· ·at the Sac red Hearl Cemetery In Pomeroy . The the Beacon Station and the Agency and th e Small Bus iness me nt with Monsignor Glannamore marked the vandallzlng ·ts believed to have taken place either four -lane. Administratio n. who will dl?ter· graves of the Blel Family. Friday or Saturday and Pome roy Pollee are At the request of Middleport mine If homes and busi nesses are Mayor Fred Hoffman, council eli gible for federa l assis ta nce. pa ssed a resolution indicating toured the fl OOd r avagt>d arcas that Pomproy Village would not Monday. be applying to ODOT for funds to Mea nwhil e, th e Nat lanai By LINDA RAPATTONI Defense attorney Arthur Bar· operate a subsidized taxi service, WeaJher Sen·Jce wa rned that SANTA MONICA . Ca lif. iU PII e ns sa id he Int e nd s to a ppeal the ' hcavv ra in this wee k could ca use _A judge sente nced Billiona ire gu ilt y verdict returned by a jury more flooding over parts of Ohio . Boys Club foundE'I' Joe Hunt to April 22 after a 2\-t.!-month trial. The ~round Is sat urat!'d from life In priso n for mu rderin g a n The jurors recomm ended life the Dayton a•·ea . north' through admitted eon marl whose body in priso n. say in g the dea th the central highlands and up to wa s never found, say ing the penalty "would be too quick for Greater Cleveland. the weather punis hment would be hars her for Joe Hunt ." service said. Rainfa ll amou nt s of the forme r boy-genius tha n the Martin LPvin told the judge his By ALISON GRANT · son's - deat h-- ·s·tiH - hau nt s the DAYTON , Ohio tUPI ) - A a t leas t two Inches tn three hours gas c hamber . or tess could cause more floodin g Followin g a sen te nci ng hea r- family. pilot project to es tablish a sick· of s treams, rivers and roads, ing Monday th at_ in clud ed e mo· "A lovi ng yo un g ma n was cut leave "loan bank" for federal forecasters sa id. tiona ! testimony from the vic- down in the prime· of his itfe, employees will help a Waynestim 's fat her, the judge se nt enced bru tally murdered by a coldville woman stricken with cancer Thunderstorms with very Hunt , 27, to life Without the blooded assass in ," Levin said. who also cares for a child with heavv rathfall ·and hi gh winds poss ibilit y of parole. "What do you do when your wife severe resptra)ory problems . · Were. scatte r"• "" across south ern Hunt ,chainedatthewrlstsand wakes up In the middle of the FredaSouth,40,1soneofonly Ohio Monday· The s forms wear in g prison blu L's, smil ed night , night after night , and asks. three federal employees nationdumped large hall In part s of slightly as Superio r Court Jud ge "Do you think he suffered a lot • • a lly participating In an experi· Cincinnati and the start of the Laurence Rllt enband sent enced She' ll say, 'Do you think he was ment allowing fellow employees Reds-Ph lilies ba seball game was him for th e June 1984 mu rder of s mothered to deat h? How long do to donate their sick and vacation dela yed more than lin hour and Ron Levin, a n admit ted confl- you think they tortured him timetocolleagueswhohaveused one-half by rain. dence m a n who had sw indled before they shot him ?"' theirs up because of Illness. A severe thunderstorm watch Hunt out ,of millions in a commodHunt was described as a boy · South underwent a radical was Issued for the southe rn third ltles tr~d,lng ruse. genius and finan cial wizard. He mastectomy as treatment for of the stat e, while In nor thern "It will be a grea ter punis h- had joined several former prep breast cancer In December. Ohio, It wa s a humid night with ment for you, Mr. Hunt , to be sc hool classmates and other Because she participates In a wldel sca tt er('([ thunderstorms. confined tp priso n for the rest of young men from prominent Los JOE HUNT- Convicted of trial program of accelerated ~~...!!c"'-"'--'-'="-'-'"'-"'--"=====.:..__..;y:;;our· life Tha n to - be""'given nte--A'Ifgel!!S-r:rmllll's--to-torm-a,~---..m'"'U"'r6u---!\itd glven---..- Ufe----c-ehemotherapy---t-reatment-s -, sheThe warm humid weathl't' dea th penalt y," Rlttenbantl said. business and socia l group called sentence wlthou c parole . was unable to return to her job as pattern Is forecast to' continue Whe n the judge left th!) bench, BBC Consolidated of .North (UPI) a security ~tdmlnlstrator for the Into the firs t part of the weekend. Bob Levin. the victim's . step- America - the so-called· Blllio· Department of Energy at the There will be areas of thunder· brother, pointed a fin ger at Hunt naire Boys Club. Mound Facility In Miamisburg s torm activity but most of the and shouted. "I hope you have a The group lived life in the fast sa nds of doll ars in bad until March when she began time It won't~ raining. good time there t·ln prison)." lane but lost hundred s of thouinvestme nt s. working four hours a day. Hunt gets life BuiTet ·Entree •Sundae Btlr ' Meigs property . transfers Meigs County Recorder Herbert Eugene Noel, Pa trlcla Louise Noel, to Herbert Eugene Noel, Patricia Louise Noel , parcels, Salisbury. r _ Jean Will, John M, Richmond, bec'd , John Wesley Richmond, Dec'd, Rebecca L. Richmond, Dec ' d , :' Affld. minerals" , Suttop. Dwight W. Corbin, Elva Corbin to Tuppers Plains-Chester Water Dlst., right of way, Lebanon. Elsie Garnet Circle, Dec'd, to G. Douglas Circle, Affld.,Sutto"l. Leona Hamilton, Dec'd, Russell H. Hamilton, by Atty'., Affld., Olive. "1 Mauri ce Durs t , Marc ella Durst to Frederick E . Werry,lot, Porn. Vlll. Parlly cloudy_tonight, wUh . a chance of' . shOwe.r s . and · e at y enttne Governor liaS objection, but signs budget bill Oelvalle said . he would ask Panama's attorney general to launch a n Immediate probe Into ch'a rges made by Col. Roberto Dtaz Herrera, former chief of staff , against Noriega and other milit ary officers. Shor tl y after De !Ya lle ' s speech, a ntl -governm'ent. protes· ters drove through Panama Cit y's s treets honking their horns In a noW- common· ritual of protest. Ricardo Arias Ca)dPron, head of the oppositIon Christian Democratic Party, sa id Delva lle's speech was "void of concrete action. and bellevablt' propos· als ." He labeled Delvalle's order for an Investigation "a farce. " The o pposition, which on Sat ur· day stag~ th e largest a nti· govern ment demonstra tio n yl'l, has demanded an Independ-e nt tnvestlg'atlon Into c harges against Noriega and ca lled for hi s removal. ThP opposition -also wants a new goyr rnmPnt free of mil itary control. Bombs kill seven; thousands • protest on coup anniversary -61-7 '! -'• Pjck 4 .4628 • •· legitimate function" of national defense and security, saying the civilia n governmen t should be allowed to "exercise .. , the action of governing." The president then called on all Panamanians, regardless of politics or professio n, to establish a "truce . of passions." While Delva lle Is the' titul ar head of Panama, Noriega, head of the Pa namanian Defense Forces. is regarded as th e real power be hind the govern men t. .- Daily Number Page 4'"' .. ,' Ohio Lottery• Heart Association fondraiser Co-workers aUowed to share sick leave Fu~ding There's a family feeUng at PonderO&a~ iii ~~ =-=po=NDER=-=-:::OS~Jf. ~iiiiliiiiiiiilli and giving Middleport authority to administer such a service for both villages. This is the same resolution as originally passed In · 1985 which enabled the Blue Streak Cab Company to go Into bu siness. Funds for the subsidized service are av ailable through the Ohio Elderly and Handicapped Tra ns it Fare Assistance Program . Wright St. reside nts have requested that a street light be placed a t th e end of their street. Cou.ncll has asked Columbus and Southern Electric Co. to relocate a street light which was removed when an old building was torn down in the village, to the Wright St. location. Larger post office quarters are tieing considered for Pomeroy. according to ·a letter 'from Margaret M. Rucker , manager:post master, Zanesville. Rucker stated that a new Pomeroy post office Is be ing considered as part of a . long-range Improvement plan, but a new building is not necessarily imminent . Council accepted the mayor's report of $5,411 in fine s and fees collected during June. And finally , It was reported that village workers have been commended by residents for mowing areas of the vUiage which before had to be maintained by residents. Among locations mention!'!~ were Mulberry and Lincoln HPights. It · was reported that income tax money has en_a bled Village workers to ·take on the upkeep of additional a rea s. Present for last night's meet Ing were Mayor Ric hard Seyler. Clerk-Treasurer Jane Walton a nd Counciimembers Larry Wehrung, Bill Young, ·Henry Werry a nd Betty Prior to her own Illness, South cared for her dau ght er, Melissa , who was born with respira.tory problems a nd has had allergies and bronchitis._ · After Melissa was born In Augu st, 198>. South said shew as ready to go bac k to work in Novem ber. b ut s he foun d ou t h cr baby was ex tremely Ill. South took off almost a year to care for Melissa .who had to have therapy four tim es a day, whic h involved pounding on the girl' s back to loosen secrctlons in her lungs and passi ng a tube throu gh her nose a nd mouth· to suck out mucou s. . South found the lump In he r right breast while on a trip to a DepartmenL of Energy officl' in Albuquerque. N .M .. last year· " Even though I moved rea lly quickly ,, it was still quite large and had de finitely gone through th,e lymph glands, " she said . for schools in high ur,employmerit areas-sought . COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPl) Rep. James Traflcant, D-Ohlo, has •asked Gov. Richard F . Celeste to help obtain more funding for schools In chronically high unemployment areas, such as the Mahonlng Valley. The congressman visited the governor's office Monday with Jack C. Hunter;a member of the state Board of Education from the Youngstown area. They met · with Celeste and Franklin B. Walter, state superintendent of public Instruction. Celeste has proposed ·a SP!"'ial "blue ribbon" commission to study education funding and measuring student achievement. II would Include seven appointees by the governor, seven .· by the president of the Ohio Senate ! ' be as ked repeatedly to furnish more money for schools because while their Income has been cut , their' property taxes keep going up, they have mortgages and children In college. " There has to be ~orne specific targeted action," said Traflcant , adding that the fede ral government needs to. help. The congressman said he feels and seven by the speaker of the Ohio House. "I think the governor Is on target," said Traflcant following the meeting. "His position with this commission makes sense. I just wanted to make sure !t's on the font burner." Hunter, a former mayor of Youngstown. said areas of cl\fonlc unemployme nt cannot ' ~ • that the commission can come up with a solution If "respected''' people are appointed who understand the problem. He said recommendations could be made In six or eight mo.nths. Traflcantsald he also brought to the governor's altention the · fact that the 711 Connector an<l King's Grace Road - two badly n~ed road projects In the . ... , . Jungstown area costing $24 million- are not on the administration's list of priority construe: tion projects with the new gash> line tax money. , "I reminded him that I brought some federal highway monl!y Into the state, and he said he' ll look Into (the projects)," sa'ld Traflcant. '· . � 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 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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