https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/06805cf0acbab544d2ab52405c667936.pdf e3ac1a8fda7b42bf75993c164ab40a66 PDF Text Text •' ) Page-1'2 The Daily Sentinel ...--......-Local briefs:--..., ·Cases .filed in common pleas Two actions for dissolutions,, one for divorce, and another on a foreclosure were filed Tuesday in the Meigs County Common Pleas The Middleport PoJice Department ma,d e 40 arrests during , Court. July, according to the monthly report of Police Chief Sid Littl e,~.Fillng· for dissolutions were The depar.tment investigated seven accidents and .a ll vehicles• L. Anderson, Reedsville, Betty were driven 4, 790 miles during the month. Merchant pollee and Wllllam Anderson, Reedscollections totaled $38: parking meter collections , $748.18 and ville, and Cindy Sue Warner, there were 515 parking tickets written. Pome>roy , and -Mark Cli nton Warner, Pomeroy. Wlllam R. Haptonstall , Beech Stree t , Pomeroy, filed for a divorce The Middleport Fire Department answered 35 calls cturing . from Jene>lle Haptonstall, same June Including six fire calls and 29 emergency runs, Chief Jeff · . address. He> charges gross neg- · Iect of duty and e>xtreme cr4e1ty Darst reports. All vehicles were driven a tota l of 1212.3 mlll!s during the month. · Middleport Police make report Fire dept. · makes 35 runs Resurfacing . . planned in .Meigs I Daily stock prices (As"of 10:30 a.m.) and asked for custody of the Provided by couple's two minor children. Bryce and Mark Smith · The Central Trust · Co. of of Blunt Ellis & Loewl Southeastern Ohio, Middleport, filed a foreclosure action In the . Firm Price court against Verlln M. Butcher Am Electric Power ............. 263;4 and Rose· M . 'Butcher, AT&T ................................. 30',(, Cllntonv tlle. Ashland 011 ....................... .66'){, An entry for default judgment Bob Evans Farms .............. 243,4 In the amount of $34,257 has been Cha rm ing Shoppes .... .......... 30Ya filed by Bank One of Athens against Homer L. Bonecutter. Federal Mogu1... ................. 46~ Goodyear T&R ........ ..... .. .... 68% The 18-month .sentence of Rick Eugene Hawley, on a breaking Ohio Lottery and enter.jng charge was suS· CLEVBLAND (UP!) - Tuespended,and the youth was placed day's winning cYhlo Lottery on two years probation. numbers : ·; !!' ~!· Dally Number: 761. Ticket sales totaled $1,215,049,50, with a payoff due of $332, 393.50. . PICK-4: 0451. PICK-4 ticket sales totaled SI80,!Y70.50, wlth a payoff due of $81,474 . PICK-4 $1 straight bet pays $5,688. Heck's Inc ... . :............. : ........ 3Ya, Limited Inc ........... ............. .45~ Multimedia Inc ...... .. ...... ... .. 60¥, Rax Res taurants ... ............... 5¥, Robbins & Myers .. .. ............ 10~ Shoney's Inc ...... .. :..... ...... .... 28% Wendy's Inti . ... ........ .. ......... 10¥, Worthington Ind .... .... ... .. .... .20'){, Meigs democrats will meet The Meigs County Democratic Executive Committee will . meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Carpenters' Hall, E. Main St .. Pomeroy. All interested Democrats are invited. Hospital makes daily repor_t Veterans Memorial Hospital reported Tuesday : Admit ted wer e Forrest Nelgler, Racine; Hubert Clower, Charieston, W. Va.: William Cook, Shade. Discharged were Monte Wolfe, Brian Hayes, Tara Clark , Chr istine Schaefer, Paul Michael, Franklin Lemley . Cocaine tnrfficking is a thirddegree felony. Vatl, free on bond, is to appear Friday in Chardon Municipal Court for a prelimina ry hearing. Pollee said Vail, using the name .William Salston Jr. as an alias, was arrested after authorities learned a llackage con tain- lng cocaine was to be delivered to an auto repai r shop. A Geauga County Sheriff's deputy, who was dressed as .a delivery man, arrested Vall when he accepted the package. Cases resolved in courtroom ........ ...... ~ By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Sentinel staff writer The 1988 budget of $10,381,910 io cover total operating expenses of all Me igs .Coun ty offices, agencies and departments , .except the Meigs County Board of Health and food stamp funding, was adopted by the Meigs County Commissioners Wednesday afternoon. · Of that amount the general fund r eceipts estimated' by the Budget Commission total $2,069,QI6. That figure Is $141,329 short of the $2,210,415 Which the various county o!flces· and agencies estimate they will need to operate In 1988. Speaking of the deficit , Commissioner Richard Jones said th at If the Budget Commission doesn't revise estimates of receipts, then· the requests of the various agencies "w HI have to be cut and wUI be cu t. " He said that all have indicated a desire for an Increased budget, but that the commission" ers co nsider the requests a ''wish list from which we reach reality In January and cut back to the money available. " The budget adopted at yes terda y's meeti ng exceeds the 1987 budget by $369,260, not Including . receipts from the sal es tax which went Into e ffec t on Jan. I. It has been estimated by the audit or that the sales tax wUI bring.ln about $400,000 in 1988. The only nl'w Item In the general fund Is $3.500 which,-l(as been committed to the cab service. It was also noted ttiat while the budget does not re fl ect the recent courthouse employes' salary Increases, about $19,000, It is assumed that amount or more Is .. Included in the budget es timates from the various offices. 2 Sect ions. t 2 Pages 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper According to the general operating- budget, receipts for 1988 are estima ted to be as follows : property taxes, $821,000; sa les tax, $400,000:_local government funds, $162,000: statutory fees including li cense fees, taxes, and fines, $325,000; homestead and rollback, $69.000: a nd mlcsellaneous refunds and reimbursements, $176,000. It has a lso been estimated that there wHI be a ca rryover Into 1988 of $33,306. Othl!r sources !rom out side the general fund are as follows : dog arid kenn el, $18,882, a portion co ming from license fees; public aslstance. $3,262,899, with $55,725 co ming from Meigs County funds : highwa y department, $1.400,000: emergency medical service, $417,000, levy fund s: Soli a nd Water Conservatio n, $41,000. Tuberculosis and Health, $105,000, levy funds; landfill operation, $71,000, fees collected; Me ntal Retardation bonds, $20,481: Mental Retardation operation, $976,000, levy funds: Ch!idrens Servi ces, $42,000: Youth services, $50,000, grant mon ies: ~mergency Medical Transfer Service, $37,000, pald fr om fees: &t~te.FosterCare, $15,625, grant funds; and Mental Health 648 operation, $1,662,729. L.... Bids Opened Bids on three Community Action Block Grant project s were opened at the meeting and all were tabled pending consideration. For Pomeroy Fire Department, wlth a grant of $10,500, two bids on 15 coats, 15 helments, 15 pairs of pants, 12 pairs of boots, 18 hoods, 24 paid of gloves, two nozzles, 4 rechargeable lights, and two air pac'ks wer e received. The Fire House at Newark made a bid on part of the Items, while the Findley Fire E quipment Co. of McConelsvllle, made a complete bid of$9,840.80. Both bids will be turned over to th e fire depar tm e nt for recommendation. On the addition to the Tuppers Plains F.tre Department, wh ich was given a grant of $15 ,000, three bids were recelved--Roush Construction, Syracuse, $23, 216; K. and J. Construction, Flatwoods Road, Pomeroy, $13, 848; and Charles Sayre and Son, Long Bottom, $18,039. Representa . lives of all three firm s were present for the bid opening. No action was taken pending a review of the bids. The only bid on a rescue van for the Rutland Fire Department which has a grant of $9,500 was . testimony raises questions; Who is in control of national security? By E. MICHAEL MYERS biggest question or the hearings and DANA WALKER in almos t a conversation al tone WASHINGTON iUP))- John Wednesday, saying he still thinks Poindexter's testimony that he- Reagan would have approved the not President Reagan - dedded diversion to keep the Contra to divert money to th e Conl ras rebels aliv,e while Congress had from secret U.S. arms sales to cut off mllit;~ry aid to them. But the pipe- puffing rear admiIran pleased the Whit e House but raised sl&nlflcant qu es tions ral sa id he kept the president In atlou t ~ lltlftt Is on the helm t tie dark throughout last In of. nat tonal security . an effort to protect him trom Dt-mocr•ts and Republlc ~ ns polllical .dlsaster. alike on the congressional com· . " I made a very deliberate mlltees probing the pres ident 's decision not to ask the president wors t crisis were troubled to so that I could Ins ula te him from hear Poindexter, the Navy of· the decision and provide some fleer who resigned as Reagan 's future denlablllt y for him If It nat tonal security adviser when ever leaked ou t, " Poindexter thP scandal erupted , cla im re- said. " The buck stops here with sponslbllil y for the diversion In me." hls first public testimony to Only Lt. Col. Oliver Nort h. the them. National Securit y Council aide Lawmake~s sai d they were !ired at the sa me time Poindex disturbed to hear that a non- ter resigned Nov . 25, shared his elected offi cia l whose appoint- knowledge of the divers ion, Poinment is not confirmed by Con- dexter said. Ind eed, the Marine gress could have made such a was the one who brought the Idea pivotal policy decis ion without to him . telling his boss, the pres ident of North testified In six days at the United States. the hea rings beginning last week Their ques tions about the that all his actions in the affair declslon"makln g process - and were approved by his superiors. subsequent efforts to cover it'up Poindexter agreed with that, -are expected to produce sharp unlike Il ls predecessor as na q ues tlonlng for Poindexter tional securit y adv iser, Rober t through Monda y at the Ira n- McFarl!ln e. Contra hear ings. But Poindexter offered a much Similar pointed questions will la rger contradlclion than that co me later for Attorney General Wednesda y, one that went to the Edwin Meese, Secretary of State very roots of the foreign policy George Shult z.. Defense Secre- crisis . Describing a 1985 docu· tary Caspar Weinberger and ment , h,e added to the evidence form er Whit e House chief o! staff that Reagan approved the Iran Donald Regan as t.he House and deals as an arms -for· hostages Senate panels drive to wrap up ransom right rrom the start. their public proceedings by ea rly Poindexter testified the pres i· August. dent signed a secret • " finding " Poindexter, summoned for a Dec . 5, 1985, thai .dtd. not - as second round of test lmony today, Reagan has asserted repeatedly answered what had become the - a uthorize the arms sales • >"'•• " PRICE. bENE,RIC PRICS. Cambridge from Jim Cobb Chevrolet, $19,492.52. Bill Williamson of the fire department met with th e commissioners along with a Cobb salesman . Following a review by the firemen which wlll pa:y the difference between the grant and the cost, the bid wHJ be returned to the Com missioners for action. Other Action In other action, it was announced that the hearing dat e for vacating Township Road 326 in Salem Township as requ ested by the Southern Ohio Coal Co. has been changed to Aug. 5. Viewing will take place at 11 a. m. and the hearing w ill be held at 1 p.m . · Also announced was the .Regtonal Plaljnlng Commission meeting for 3 p.m on Ju ly 27. The Buckeye Joint County Self Insurance Council meeting was changed to .July 31 at 10:30 in Mar ietta. Public telephones have been Installed in the courthouse, one on each floor, it was noted .. The commissioners appropriated $4,300 for a seeder (plant)Qg equipment) for the Soil and Water Conse,ryation Service at the request of Mike Duhl. The amount will be reimbursed to the county in August through the state. Attending were Manning Roush, David Koblen tz and Jones, Commissioners, and Mary Hobstetter, clerk. Racine man dies . in truck explosion Poindexter~<; A SMOKE- Former natlonaii!M!Curlty advisor John Poindexter holds his pipe as he concentrates during his tesltmony at the Iran c ontra hearlnJ!'i . (UP!) primarily as a political overture t o . Ir an ' s revol uti o n ary government. J3ecause It so expli citly refer red to seeking freedom for Americans held by pro- Ira nian terrorist s in Lebanon, Poindexter said he personally des troyed It last fall In another attempt to protect Reaga n from "pOlitical embarrassment ." The pnly "finding" Reaga n has acknowledged Is th eJan . 17,1986, documen t In which he authorized the arms sales as part of broader policy. The White House said Wedn esdiY Reaga n could not recall s!f:olng the document Poindexter mentloned but would not dlspu te the testimony . Reagan watched on televis ion as Poindexter described hidin g the diversion, and aides characterized his reaction as mild. " What's new about that? I've been saying ·that for seven months," Reagan told reporters when they shouted the news to him at one point. Most committee members con.eluded Poindexter told the truth. "It must be a relief to the American people, " sai d Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, a staun ch Reagan defender in the hearings. Most agreed, however, the investlj:ation could not stop now because of the questions raised about Reagan's style of delegatIng affairs to subordinates and the effect 'on t he policies ' Of a . nucl ear superpower . Rep. Thomas Foley, D-Wash ., said the president' s ignorance of the diversion Is "disturbing. I think that anyone who now'thlnks that this is over and Is no matter of concern doesn ' t understand this is a most serious problem here, which Is, how does national security policy get made In this admlntstratlon? · " If It's made by a staff offlQer of the National Security Councll without tile kf!owledge or consent of the president, based on hi s assumptions of what the pres!dent would say, 1 think we have an extraordinarily serious problem," Foley said. Sen. William Cohen , R -Maine, agreed. "When the buck 'Is supposed to stop llls ·supposed to stop "at the top and not at a subordinate level," he said . Herschel Norris, 23262 Hill pinned Inside the vehicle. He died Road, Racine, died early Thurs- of severe burns, Dr. Conde said. day morning as the result of Racine Fire Department Chief burns received when a truck he Hank Johnson reported that Mcs. was driving went out of control in Wo lfe and a rela t ivewere sleeplower Apple Grov e. .lng when the tru ck hit the front of Me igs County Coroner Dr. tiie Wolfe property . It struck a James Conde said that at abou t concrete porch , bu rs !into flames 6:35 a.m ., Mr. Norris was return- with the hou se catc hing on fire as Ing to his home from Huntington a result . . Damages were conwhere .he had dellvered a load of ta ined to the front of the two story tomat~ The truck, owned,by frame horne. The Ra cine departDallas H ll, Racine, went off !he ment h'M fhur units ori the scene right sid of the road, hitting a for about two hours. utility pole breaklrrg it in two, hit Answering a ca ll to the acei; a large·tree and then hit the front dent also were Sheriff Howard of a home owned by Dolly Wolfe. Frank and the State Highway There was an ex plosion and the Patrol In addition to Dr. Conde. truck and front of the house The Ewing Funera l Home is in ca ug ht fire with Mr. Norris being charge of arra ngements fo r Mr. Norris. Racine okays budget Cou ncil denied a request for Following,, a public hearing, Racine VIllage Council a pproved Oretha Snider to place a satellit e dish on village property . Liabila 1988 budget of $260,081 at a recessed meeting Wednesday ity on t he village was the concern of council members. Council night. Making up the budget which is decided a basketball banking to be submitted to the Meigs board on village , property will County Auditor for actio.n by the have to be r emoved. Council also Meigs County Budget Commis" denied a request from Fred slon are: genera l fund , Sayre for the village to cu t two trees on Fourth St . A number of $62.199.69; flre fund , $99,348.6.1: other trees in worsecondit ion are street mainte nan ce, $19,287.02: on the priority list, it was state highways , $4,304.54: cemereported. tery, So,293.45; water fund, Larry Wol fe and Dick Wams$60,136.20: water de posits·, ley vo lunteered and were ap$2,591.47; cemetery endowment poin ted by Frank Cleland to fund, $7,000. The d iscussion on the budget check sidewalks and to mak e a priorit y list on needs. Council brought out that It will be necessary to renew a 1. 7 mill levy di scussed law enfo rcement and the complaints received. Coun· that expires this year and It was cilman •Carroll Teaford reported noted that nex t year th.e water that the Main St. sewer has been fund and fire funds wlll be charged with a share of the opened ·out that a crew will be doing work to clean It out. A good workmen' s compenslon " It was attendan ce was reported at last reP.Orted that because of increasSaturd~y ·s free enter tainm ent at ing costs and declining revenue, the Shrine Park . The DPI!a espetcally In the cost of street llghti.ng, the I. 7 mill, fi ve yea r Queen :moving upriver at the time of• th e progra m added levy, will be placed on the ballot at th e November e nhancement . councilmen· said. The ;nex t communit y sponsored Steve Trussell, Bashan·, re- free show will be Saturd ay, .Ju l.v 25. presenting the Ohio Dog Breeders Assn. , m et with council Cou~cil adjourned until 7 p.m. on ·MQnda y, Aug ..l Attendin g concerning the v1llage' s prolast night' s mec>tingwere Robert posed ban on pit bulls. Council tleegle, F:ra nk Cleland, Carrol l advised tha.t It Is walling for a copy of the new · state law T~~tfbrd , Dick Wam sley. La rry Wolfe: Clerk J a ne Beegle: Street concerning vicious dogs before taking any action. Commissioner Glenn Rizer and · Flr!J Chief Robl:'r t Johnsan. • ts une . arth .Arc h aeoIogts . ·h•IStory a1. Ga11•1po1•IS d am ~~~t~~~ewal ' Middleport court levels fine~ Forfeiting were Dennis Weaver, Poin t Pleasant, $40, speeding, anct Bobby J. Lester, Middleport, $50, no operator's license . . .,··~ Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, July 16, 1987 Security question Forfeiting bonds ·were Michael White, Florida, $44; Steven Ogden, Langsville, $46; William Durst, Pomeroy, $45; Ra lph Wells. Pomeroy. $45: J ack ie Lyons, Jr., Raci ne, $42; Rober t Haley, Pomeroy , $49: William Weils. Long Bottom, S49: Betty Wagner, Racine, $45; Ma rk Beegle, Racine, $48: Harry Pickens, Jr .. Pomeroy, $48; Gary Evans, Racine, $48; Jane Michae l, · Pomeroy, $48: Clifford Longenette, Reeds ville, $45; William McMillion, Middlepo rt , $45: Ja mes Hensler, Racine, $54: Charles Sparks, .Jr. , Woodsfield, $52: Joseph Bryan, Langsville, $53: Brian Arms , Racine, $45: Thomas Slone, Long Bottom, $46; Roger Hill. Racine, $50; Thomas f ross. Syracuse, $50; Edith Manuel. Rac ine, $45; Wil liam Roush , Syracuse, $45; Brian Berkhamer, Pomeroy, $43; Sean boldge, Pomeroy , $73, all pos ted on speeding charges: Donald Icenhower, Pomeroy, $88, open !!ask: Clarence Hayman, Ra· cine. $63, expired plates: Julie Dav is, Columbus, $43. stop s ig n violation: Judi th Nibert, Letart, W. Va., $43, illega l turn : Linda Damewood. Reedsville, $43, stop · sign: Michael Turner, Pomeroy, $43, discharging a firearm in the village limits: Paul Price, Tuppers Plains, $63, disorderly m anner: Ruth Lee, Letart, W. Va., $43, left of ce nter. Five defend ants were fined a nd two others forfeited bonds In the court of Middleport Mayor . Fred Hoffman Tuesday night. Fined were Fn,mk Laudermllt , Middleport, $75 and costs, drlv· lng whlle und er suspension; Tarmara Childress, Middleport, $25 and costs, disord erly manner; Jerry Moore, Middleport, $25 and cos ts, open container: Nathaniel W. Kaley, Middleport, $10 and costs, expired tags, and Chades Whitting: ton , Middleport, $25 and costs, disorder manner. • 43, 28, 10, 34 Meigs County Commissioners approve budget . . . . . . . .. .... \t .. Forty cases were processed Tuesday night in the court of Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyler. Fined were Charles Harvey, Parkersburg, W. Va .., $63 and cos ts, driving w hile under suspension, and .$63 and costs, expired plates: Isabelle Dill, Rutland, S25 and costs, speeding; Pamela Jude, Pomeroy, $63 and costs, expired plates; Steven Hanning, Pomeroy, $163 and costs, obstructing a police officer: $313 and cos ts, resisting arrest, and $113 and cos ts, intoxication; Durward Hayes, Point Pleasant, W. Va. , $63 a·nd costs, expired plates: Travis Barnes, Rock Ridge; $47 and costs, speeding; Cha rles Whittlngton, Middleport, $400 and costs, destruction of property: $400 and costs each on two counts of disorderly manner: $400 a nd cos ts, resisting arrest. Super lotto: 1, 14 Clear tonight, With .a low between 55 and 60. Sunny Friday, with highs In the ·mid 80s. The probability of precipitation Is near zero through F~iday. enttne Vol.37, No.4B C r htod1987 JdLY 15TH, 1987 . PH. 446-169CJ HOUtS: 8 A.M. -6 P.M. Pick 4 • OF POMEROY MEMBERSHIP DUES ARE DUE ON COUNTY APPLIANCES U7 3rd be., Gallipolis 135 Page4 FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES 2171 GOOD USED WASHERS, DRYERS REFRIGERATORS, TVs GAS & ELEC. RANGES . Daily Number 3419 arrested on cocaine charges CLEVELAND I UP!) - The 29-year-old son of · Cleveland Plain Oealer Editor and Publis her Thomas Vail has been arrested on charges of cocaine trafficking, the news paper re· ported tod ay . • Lawrence Vail was arrested Thursday Iii Geauga County after allegedly receiving a package coiltalnlng one ounce of cocaine valued at $2,500. Ohip Lottery · ~~=·--·--· Son of Plain Dealer publisher Meigs County is In for some highway improvement according to the Ohio Department of Transportation which has released a listing of contracts awarded by the department. John R. Jurgensen Co. of Cincinnati was awarded a contract for Meigs Co unty which includes resurfaclng·6.84 m1l"': of U.S. Route 33 in Bedford a nd Sal is bury Townships and .39 miles eas t of State Route 681 to .51 miles east of State Route 7. . The company's. accepted bid Is for $3,251,314.24 and the sc heduled completion date is June 30. 1988. . Meigs Legion sp~its Wednesday, July 16, 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio • •I I c Philip Mon1& Inc. 1~7 . ' 1,\ . SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Quitting Smoking Now Greatly Reduces Serious Risks to Your Health. . •r ...~. ~gestad ratai prl:e. ., 16 mg "tar: ' 1.1 mg nicotine av. per cigarette bv FTC method. 1\ I• •< "'' • have the sUes where we can and a femur (leg) fragm ent over By MATI' ROBERTSON qultte said. "There Is no mention reconstruct the cultural history OVP stall there." of a mlll, however If there was Before the locks and dam were from 200 B.C. to ilOO A.D. The greates t threat to the sites, one, It wasn't much o! one·, " he Digging lahd that has bee n according to Niquette, comes ever located at Gallipolis , there was something there, that's why ploughed requires that the ar- from humans. In one mound, said after uncovering a round, flat stone. ther e is a group of University of chaeologists get to the undls - someone made a seven foot long Hale moved into the Ohio Kentucky .l1rchaeologlsls there t urbed soil underneath the tunnel In an attemt to get Into the Valley from Vir ginia, where he now. Bob Maslowski, United plough zone, Maslowski ~ald. To mound . Niquette said that they was a member of a fairly well to States Core of Engineers ar· do this, the archaeologists Use missed though , all they did was do-famHy;.Nlquette said. After he chaeologlst, says that they ar!' heavy construction equlpn\enHo tune! under the mound. This arrived here, his fortunes apparthere to find out what was there · get rid of the top soU. happened about three months ently went down hlll, he said. Farming and the ploughing before the dig started. before the engineers either unHale was also census enumeraearth or cover up that history and tilling that It requires leave The history of the occupation of tor for six years. He brought his with construction of the new many a site damaged. " One that part of the Ohio valley is locks and dam . burial mound had been ploughed varied. From 1200 B.C. to 680 wife and family over after he had The project began in 1977 when down to the point where only four _A.D. tha area was occupied by been here for 10 years, Niquette said . 600 acres were surveyed and 26 inches were still intact and permanent settlements. The InAlthough the house on the !arm sites Identified, he said. Five of undisturbed," Maslowski sa:ld. Habitants were run out though by was probably log, Niquette said, these sites were determined to be In addition to destruction from the Irlquols, who were trying to the archaeologls ts are finding . significant. It is these five sites, farming, llnlmals can cause control the Ohio valley, Massome Interesting Items . The . two burial mounds, one 'Wood- damage, he said. Burrowing· lowski said. Items Include such luxuries as land village anc;l two campsites animals can transport pieces of From that era, the archaeolo- . bone china and china with \hat are being excavated. The bone and artifacts around In the gists Skip several centuries to the' transfer prints on II. • main part of the dig started in ground of the mound. 1800's, · where they have unArchaeologists know that the One mound contained, accord- earthed the farm of Wllllam P . April, and will be over in house was probably log because October. Ing to archaeologist Charles Hale, ' former revenue commisof a lack of nails In the area and "We hope to reconstruct the Niquette, "Scattered remains of sioner of Point Pleasant around on the property, tax assesments cultural history, 'tools, pottery one or more individuals. Rodents 1815, Niquette said. Stone or brlc" houses, Niquette and environment of this area," moved the remains around. "Hale was . engaged In com· says, would usually be valued at Maslowski said. ''We feel that we There was a skull frl!gment here merce and not farming," NlContinued on page 3 • •• Middleport tre~t1r~r All Middleport VIllage moneys as of June 30 totaled $344,407.47, VIllage Clerk-Treasurer Jon Buck reports. Receipts, expenditures of each fund and the end of the month balance, respectively, follow: general--$11,071.53, $18,129 .98, $21,811.68; street maintenance, $3,445.18, $5,065.50, . $634.83 de· ficlt; federal revenue sharing, no receipts , no disbursements, $97.35; fire equipment, no re· celpts, $1,216.24, $2,666.84 deficit; fire truck, no receipts, $4 ,676.24, $8,951.69; public transportation, $17,829.096, $14,921.95, $14,488.16 deficit; economic development, • reports · : $2,501.35, $1 ,15.177, . $14,488.16: sa(\~tary sewer escrow, no re• ~·etpts, no di s burseme nt s, $108,217.29; fi re hou se Improvement, $4.56 , $2, 793.!9, $53,5o3. 92 : \j'atj!r tljnk, no receipt s. no · disbursement s, $125,977.58: wat~r i ~9.fi53.93, $9,810.71, $7,889.89:· sanita ry sewer, $7,326.21, $8,297.3e, $15,106.94; swimming po~l. $6,059.22, $4,522 . 18, $1,062.83; cemetery, $1,763.017 , $1,546.79; $1 ,726.28 deficit: wa ter meter trusts, $295, $271.05. $12,4!11•46, Receipts for the month totaled $59,949.11 while disbursements amounted to $72,404.90. \ �t .,.--- m entary Com _ . .. . - ~,:y~r:~=:~.: Thtnday, Ju~ 16, 1987 ~~--~----------~-------------------------·--Th_~ ___Y_._J~u~--)8~._,_s_a,_··_-_ Tigers The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street · Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE; INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA . r ' . . ~lb ~m~ ~L-.-.~c::~.J=:I ~v ROBERT L. WINGETI' Publisher P~T BOB HOEFLICH General Manager WJIITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/ Controller A MEMBER of Th e United Press lnt erna tiopa l. Inland Daily Pross Association and the American Newspaper Publis hers Associa tion. , LETTERS OF OPIN"ION ;if('. w elco l'Th."' They .sh ouJd bE> I('SS rha n .:rxJ " 'Ord s long. All !etter s arNubjE'C I toed !l ing and rru st ~ sig ned wtt h name, add rC'S s and telephon e number. No un.s ig ned l£>tt e r s will be pl· b'lh,hed . Lell('rs sh ould lx• In good taste, add ressing Issues. not person alll\es. --· II l iNi f b)' NlA, IN; ""!·.'1 "B~D BOY! lt's .exactly this sort of thing that gives you pit b~l/s such a BAD PRESS, " -- - ~--. Today in history Today Is Thursday . .July 16, the 197th day or 1987 with 168 to foll ow. The moon is waning. approaching its last quarter . · Letters to the editor significant foreign Involvement in the Tamil Insurrection. Sources lrt the Sri Lankan governmen t, the CIA and Western embass ies detailed a deadly, behind-the-scenes struggle that never seems to make the front pages In this country., Yet the outcome of the civil war could have serious consequenees for the United States. · · The most significant meddler In the Sri Lankan situation Is P rime Minister Raj tv Gandhi or Indi a, who has encouraged or at least allowed the secret funding, tra ining and supplying of the doomed Tamil rebels. But other int ernational mischief makers have weighed In with support for th e Tamil terrorists , whose slaughter or civilians has put them beyond the pale, T he caribou rescue call has gone out again. protesting possl· ble oil drilling In the Alaskan arctic, but this time ·the entreaty wea rs thin. Wasn't It less than 15 years ago that we heard similar warnings of the caribou's demise if reckless oilmen got their way and built a pipeline south from the North Slope? And didn ' t the development go winter , tncldt?ntally, when the animals have migrated sou theast Into Canada. If no oil Is discovered , the developme nt "risk" expires on l_ts own. And If oil If found? Then It would be folly not to proceed. The three North Slope field s alone contribute 20 percent of U.S. domestic oil supply, yet their output already has peaked . Fortunately, according to a 1980 fo"rwa rd a nyway? And aren't there now more car ibou In the area of Prudhoe Ba y than before the oilmen a rrived• . This quiz Is a setup, obviously. The answer to all the above ques tions is yes. Not that the central Arctic U.S. Geologica l Survey ·r epo rt, " This coastal plain area (of the refuge) lies on the Intersection of several major geological trends and has characteristics of both the Prudhoe Bay and Ma ckenzie Delta petroleum prov inces (In nearby Canada). " · No one knows for sure how 11 ba r rels of oil. Tha t's not fanciful, either. The three North Slope fields loge the r s helte r a n estima ted 11 .2 billion ba r rels. To put Jhat In perspec· live , only 13 billion-barrel fi eld s have been found in lhc entire history of U.S. dr illing. Oppo· ne nts like to note that eve n the largest di scovery w ould stretch U. S. ene rgy suppli es by onl y 'a few months. The Meigs County Fox Chasers Assoc ia t ion will hold a t ra der s day Satu rday a t the clubhou se on Eag iP Ridgt'. Hospital report made Vetera ns Me m orial Hos pita l reportE>d admis s ions a nd dischar ges for Wednesday. · Admitted were Ca rhy P r idem ore. Middleport ; Flora Wingrove, Raci ne . " Discha r ged were George Conroy. Nor ma Goodwin. EMS report.'! run The Racine unil of lhe Me igs County E mergency Medical Sc•·vice 'lnswered a ca ll to Jhe P ortland residence of F lora Wingrove who was tra ns ported to Vetera ns Memori al Hos pil a L Preliminary hearing continued LADIES SPORTSEAR The prellmnln ary hearing for B re nl Howard La rki ns. cha rged w ith gross sexual Impos ition, has been cont inu ed unt il fu rt her notice. Meigs County Cou-r t Judge Pa l O'Bri ('n reported . REDUCED 1 oo;0 BAHR CLOTHIERS Common pleas actio11. reported TO r-;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::!::::::::::::::;;;;;;;;;;:;:;::t TRUCKLOAD TOOL SALE ryone cannot be a winner - but every part 1c 1 p a n t was appreciated. Rutland Fire Dept. Rutland . Ohio Lll Kenned y ,Worse Chapel plans improvements water tap is being installed. That will make ·possible a modernized Morse Chapel recently when they restroom . "I:he kitchen is to be paid off the sizeable note in less remodeled a nd a new roof put on. than. a year to cover e xpenses to Homecoming .will be the 3rd recent improvements in their · Sunday In Sept. The ,Gospel chapel. Tones and Tabernacle Trio from Quite a lew people who do not Charleston. W.Va. , will be the attend services lately sent in featured entertainment. The offerings. date Is Sept. 20 and the public is - Rev. Chas Norris is the regular invlled to the all day service. and enthusiastic pas tor. One day Gayle Price some person told Rev. Norris. lor Morse Chapel Church "We are glad to know somebody Is interested In saving these little country churches." Mrs. Susan Holter Gates who lives In Vienna, .W.Va., mailed ·a good sized donation and wrote a letter of commendation. "Keep up the good work aitd the _faith In . It was a happy occasion at WOODWORkiNG - AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRIAL Elmo Alirt• Taylor 1 5 IN. 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WASHERS/DRYERS, DISHWASHERS, REFRIGERATORS, FREEZERS, TV'S,, STEREOS AND VCR'S WILL BE CUT AN ADDITIONAL 10°/o 1 Military graves ide rit es will :conducled by Ame rican Leg ion Post 27 a nd VFW Posl 4464. , . Pa llbearers will be from Amer· 'lean Legion Post . 27. Honorary pallbearers will be Wllberl Sto· -ney, Jac k Ca r r. Ronnie Carr, :Buste r Green. Ted Stoney, Sa mmy Morris. Ronnie Morris, Kenn eth Swain, Russell Johnson, John 0 . Garnes and Robert Casey , (lncludes·orders & Display Models) cs..n, lloetiuck tnd Co., I· .; Earl R. Arlx, 63, 38546 State :Route 684, Pomeroy, died Wed· ;nesday at the Veterans Ailmlnls· •lratlon Medical Center In Hun: flngton, W.Va. ' · Mr. Arlx was born In Lincoln •County, W.Va. , son of Ona Arlx, Pomeroy, and the late Ch~rles Arlx. SEARS .. l................................:s.~H·~t.=.a:=Ha:ft~av==•~••:n:r:•:•=d~ar~~::~'~"':-KN::-.~:•:ee=·~ .J ...... ,I ....... 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CATALOG MERCHANT All Readings Guaranteed And Confidential Provided by Bryce and Mark Smith of Blunt Ellis & Loewl Mil dred Green Lee, whom he m a rried Nov . 4. 1946 in Ironton. Also SUI'VIvlng a rc one daugh· ter . E ll a Hut chins of Toledo; on<> :son. Cha rles Lee or Gallipolis: -six gr andchildren a nd 4 great gra ndchildren. : He was preceded In death by a ·son. Phillip: one bro ther a nd two -s isters; a nd one gra ndson. . He was a Wor ld Wa r II Army ·vele ra n. a nd a me mber of the :Seventh -Da y Adve nti st Chu rch :in P l. P l!'a sa nt. He was a ·m em ber a nd pas I commander of .Ame rica n Legion P os l -27 and a .me mber of VFW- · Posl 4464, ·AMVETS and DAV . . Ser vices will be Sunday, 1:30 ·p.m .. Willis Funeral Home. ·E ld e r Orin Bac hellor and .Brothe r Fra nk Cia lor officiating. .Buria l follows In Pine Street <:errtelery . F r ie nds may call at :the fun eral home Sa turda y, 6 to 9 What is happening bt Eastern 0ur school." Ruben Friend paint shop. a power plant and quarte rs for all the people needed lo make lhem a ll work, Maslowski said. The are a whe r e all this history took place Is soon to become part of the new locks and dams . According lo Mas lowski , what does not become part of the soon to be dug two mile canal , will be burled under Ihe di rt excess dirt c reai e d in t h e c a nal construction. The locks and dam were constructed to handle tow s of around 300 to 600 feet. Ma ny tows are now In the area of } ,2()() feet , he said. The dani Itse lf wa s the earliest high lift dam cons tructed on the r iver, and is curre ntly the la r gest existing roller dam in the world, he said. Your Past, Present & Future Gives Advice On All Affair.~ Of Life Such As Love, 'Warriage And Business (As of 10:30 a .m,) Coun ty, Pennsy lva ni a, hP w as a soh of the ta le He nry W. a nd E lhe l M . Ca rr Lee. He Is survived by his wife. THAT'S RIGHT a bout si.ooo. Ha le 's house was va lue<! at $150. Niquette says that Ha le los t the ho1,1se and properly around 18.36 because of financial setbac ks . In 1836 the property was sold to Ephrtam Pollac k. The house, he said, proba bly burned around 1837. "In ,1877 th ere . was · pub· lis hed an Illustr a ted atlas of the Ohio Valley , and neithe r Hale's fa r m nor house were Included In it,_" . he sa.i'd . The next stop In history for the archaeologist s Is the old locks and dam, exis ting on the site from 1915 up until the e xisting locks arid dam was finished In 1937, Maslowski said . The dam that was there wa s a wickett dam, and wa s part oft he original navigation system on the Ohio River . With the old locks and dam , there also came a little commun· lty , he said. There would be residences for five or s ix Jock masters, a black smith shop, a ~~~---------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!~~~~~~~~~- More Improvements are being -planned for Morse Chapel. A 11 Mr . Arl x was a boilerm a ker a nd a lte nded lile Pe ntecos ta l Chu rch, He was a velera n of Wo.r ld War II havi ng serv ice in the U.S. Mar ine Corps . '1:- lmo Alice Hoffm an Ta ylor. Ru ben F riend . 88. Al bany, died 75. of 300 Da le Ave., Ma nsfi e ld . . Thursday morning a l the Ru ssell !or mrr ly of Meigs Counly, died Nursing Hom e . Arrangeme nts T uesday a fl c rnoon a l her hom e . arc bei ng m a de a t the BlgonyBor n In M a son Counl y, W.Va . Surv iv in g In ad dillon to his J orda n Funer a l Hom e in Albany. on Sept. 12. 1912, she was the moJ hcr. a re his w if e. Jetlle Mac da ughl er of the ta te Lew is Terry Arlx; si x d a u ~ht e rs . Mrs. Hoffm a n a nd J ulia Gibbs . Six Larry (.J oy ) Fra nce, Mrs. Ru th brolhcrs a nd five c hildren a lso Donohu e, Mrs. Mik e (Iris ) Norpreceded he r In deat h. rls . a nd Mrs . Bobby (Yvonne) Survivi ng ar e he r hu sba nd. Va nce, all of Pomeroy; Mrs. Ray G l~n n F . Tay lor; one d a u ~ ht er . (Leo na ) ,J ones, Alha ll a . a nd Mrs. (lonn a Fa ucett , Lew isv ille, Ky .. ; Will iam (Ma-r ie ) Wil son, Chesa thrce sons , Kenneth of Ma ns· pea ke; two sons . Roger Dale a nd fie ld ; Melvin of Ca liforn ia ; a nd Dav id Edwa rd Arlx , both of Rolx'rt of Geor~la, 1 2 ~tra ndc hlld· Route 4, Pomeroy: 22 grand• re n a nc:t thr ee g re a t - c hil dre n . t wo g r Pa t _grn ndc hlldren. gra n(lc hildl'('n; a brothPr , Pa ul , Also surv ivin g are a sis te r. Ha rrtltn , W. Va ., and a s lslc r , Mrs. Haro ld (E rma l Sm ith. Ruth Snod grass. Raci ne . Bes ides his fa lher. he wa s , Po meroy , and a brother, Ear l : Hoffm a n. Belleville : severa l nle· preceded In dea th by two broth · "ccs a nd ne phews . ers a nd two sls ler s. F unera l services w ll be h!'ld Ser vi ces will be he ld a t 1 p.m .· Sat urday a t 11 a . m . a t the Sa tu rday a t lh~ Bigo ny-J orda n . Wa ppne rs Fu neral !lome on Funera l Home, Alba ny . with th e Dia mond Stri?~l . Ma nsfie ld . Bur· Rev . Dav id Workm a n a nd th e la l will be In Pavonla C<"metc ry . Rev . Tommy J ones off icia tin g. Friends m ay ca ll a t the fune ra l Bur ia l w ill be In th e Ath ens · hom'e 2 t.o .j a nd 7 to 9 p.m . on Count y Me m ory Ga rd e n . F r iday. Frie nd s m ay ca ll at th<' fun e ra l home from 6 Jo 9 p.m . Friday . Grorge H. let> There will be-milit a ry gravj'!s ld e • r ill's . 77. of 907 ,· George ·:l'h lrd Avt! Howa .. Ga llrd ipolLeP. is, died Wed· ·ncs<l ay a t Holzer Medi ca l Center . ·lie worked a t the La fayetle Hote l ' for :11 years a nd workPd with the Dcpa rtmenl of Human Services a nd Holzer Hos pita l. Born Sept. 30. 19091nAII eg he ny God." What may I ask is happening to Eastern High School? Where Is our parental school spirit. Bissell to Meigs! Caldwell to Southern! D\lrst to Meigs! Eastern School Bo·ard · member resigns and moves to Southern District so his son may receive a scholarship! What has happened to loyalty, school spirit, and values we deem sq necessary in life. I spenl 21 years serving my country In the U.S. Air Force, and wheri I decided to retire me and my family decided we wanted to return to southeastern Ohio, where I grew up. My son 'Chris told me, Dad I want to graduate from Eastern as you c)ld, so I perservered until I located some land in the Eastern District to build a home, so my son could attend my Alma Mater . Chris Is now an athlete, baske· 'ball, track, baseball , football , and he has told me "I want to graduate from Eastern. " If our children are told every time something In a system doesn't suit us, we change systems, what happens when America doesn't • suit us? "China, USSR." Wake up folks, lets support our kids and When Jhe de pu ty pursued and stopped the MonJ e Carlo, he reportedly observed the driver putting som e thin g under seat , the spokes pe rs on sa id. Aft er the deput y approached the vehicle , he s aid he noticed roaches and surg ical cla mps , whlch led him to believe I ha t drugs were In the Area deaths he rd s wax and wane In cycles. occur. Yet clearly the coasta l The recent growth Is a colncl· plain could conceal a black AIR TOOLS CHERRY PICKE'R de nce a nd nothing more. Yet had bonanza: perhaps several billion oil production shocked· the car-l· . bou 1o the extent crtttcs pre- . - - - - - - - - - - .16 SPEED DRill PRUS - SOCKET SETS di eted. surely the herd would have slipped at least Into min· imat decune. & Now the Interior Department wa nts to permit oil exploration on the coastal plain of the Arctic Na tional Wildlife Refuge, less than 100, miles east of North Am eric a s large st petroleum field at Prudhoe Bay. To no one's surprise , environmental groups once again object. They'd like Congress w bar development altogether. · .,. They are wrong for several!~-=::::::~~~~:;~==~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ reasons. The flrsr ttas been suggested: The arctic. oil Industry Is no longer an Infant. Prudhoe Bay production began in 1977, and two adjacent fields have since been opened, too . What' s more, the Canadians have explored ·for oil across the borde r , east of the wildlife refuge. a fact .that apparently esca ped Ottawa' s notice when It joined environmentalists In protesting Interior Department pl a ns . Tru e, the caribou herd that summers In the re fuge Is not the one nea r Prudh~ .Bay. It Is far la r ger. too. Yet why that should m a k e a d,lfference defies understanding. Only 8 percent of the refuge would even be explored - In the t Pliney accident leads · to drug arrest Daily stock prices Columbia Towns hip has fil ed a n ac l.lon lor $15,000 In da mag es aga in st Tim Hutton who Is charged w ith retain ing a 1977 Ca se bac.khow a nd mowe r own ed by the pl a ln!llf. The ·pla intiff charges that the acJion Is a result of a repa ir cos l di s put e . In other action In the court, Mo nJe Lane Riffle ent ered a plea of no co ntest to c ha rges of t:Jreak lng a nd ent erin g and rece ivi ng stolen properly whe n he appear ed In the court of Common Pl eas Cou-rJ Judge Char les Knig ht . He has been scheduled lor se ntenc ing al 9 a .m . Frida y . MIDDLEPORT Unearth. , , __c_on_t_ln_u_ed_f_ro_m.,..;.p_;ag:..e_1_ _ _ _ _ __ A traffic accident on Rout e 35 Monte Carlo. a ccording to . ~ he In Pli ney at 1 p.m . Wednesday led spokesperson. The deput y Jhen to I he arrest of on., of the drivers started retriev ing It em s , the on four drug relat ed charges, spokesperson said. according to a Mason County A bag believed to conta in S h er iff' s De p a rtm e nt cocaine and a lso mariju ana we re spo kesperson. found In the car, the s heriff's Bobbie J oe Dam ron, 36. Colum- departm e n t s pok es m11n bus, Ohio wa s ar res ted Wednes· r eported. day and char ged )"lth possession Damron was arr aln ged before of a cont rolle d s ubstance, tess magistrate Smith. lha n' l5 gram s of m arijuana a nd He ts now In custody on $2,200 possession of controlled s ub· bond. After the car was lm· s la nce. narcotics and cocaine. ·pounded ; the · sheriff's departDa mron was a lso c harged with ' ment obtained a search warra nt possession of controlled sub· for the Mont e Carlo. When they stan ce with intent to deliver and se arched It they reportedly found possess ion of a controlled sub· more cocaine and pills. sta nce without a prescr iption. Damron was arralned again Da mron was a r rested on th e on and an a dditional bond of $5,000 Ihe ramp to the Silver Memorial was set. Damron wa s arraigned Bridge. once again thi s morning on · The sher iff's de partment charges of posesslon of a conreceived a c all that there had troled substance without a been an acc ident on Route 35 prescription. where a s ilver, 1980 Chevrolet Th e 1981 Internationa l t-ruck Mont e Ca r lo with Ohio lags, had Involved in the accident, drive n · apparently r un a tractor-lraller by Timothy Kakarls, 30. Middler ig off the road a nd then town Ohio, had damages es tiprocedod down Route 35. E n· mated at $8,000. route to Inves tigate, a s heriff's depa rtment vehicle reportedly passed Ihe s ilver Monte Car lo. Traders day planned SPECIAL RACK OF 50 0//0 The Daily Sentinel Page- 3 . · All Eastern High School boys interested in pla y ing varsity fooJball lhis fa ll will meet a t 7 p:m . T uesday at the hig h sc)lool. Those tnt eres ted In help ing a s m a na ~ers also should a ttend the meeting. AT FIVE POINTS Ox roas_t a big success · We would like to thank each and every one who cooperated In !)'laking this year's ox roast such a big success. Thanks to all the participants In the parade. Eve- Jack Anderson and Dale Van Atta from northern India, while the democracy with a freely e lE>Cted Tamils came form southern parliament . India 1,000 years ag!J. How, then. did Sri Lanka r eac h But the British Imperial ad · Its cur rent state of chaos and mlnlstrators sbowed a definite bloodshed? Since the Tamil guerfavoritism toward the Tamils, rilla uprising In 1983, thousands a nd placed them In · positions of have been killed - most of them · Influence In the colonial bureau, Innocent victims of · terrorist cracy . The Tamils learned Eng· atrocities and Sinhalese r e prl· ltsh and exploited the advantage sals. The Tamil militants are of !helP British · sponsorship. · riow holding the northern Jaffn a After Independence the Tamils Peninsula by force, Insisting It Is were eased out of their,powerful the flUcle us of a sepa ratist sta te. government jobs, and salt was The government 's only recourse poured on the wounds by the may be to subdue the rebels a nd ·adoption of Sinhalese as the occupy the peninsula mil ita r ily. Sri Lank a threa tens to becom e official language In 1956. The Tamils were understand a· the Lebanon of South Asia. bly aggrieved, but their leaders From Intelligence sources a nd Dale Van Alta's recent tr ip to th e counseled peaceful accommoda· unha ppy count ry , we ha ve uncolion, not violence. After all , they vered disturbing ev ide nce of reasoned. the country wa s a ~!~~~~f ~~f~e~~:~~~~~t. ~~c~ :~~~r~ , 0~g~~~~~~u~~sbe;e~u~~ cp;_~ , WASHINGTON -Theshapeof the Island nation of SrJ Lanka - · !Ike a te~rdrop off th<:> southern rtlp of India - suggests the fate tha t has befallen this onetime tropical paradise. And the bloody ethnic violence that is wracking' the country belles the pleasa nt c onnotations of the ancient Ara ble word lor the spice-laden Is la nd ; Serendlp. The · former colony of Ceylon gain ed It s Independence from Brita in in 1948, but the British rule rs had sown the seeds of the presenl con!tlct between the domina nt Buddhist Sinhalese a nd the Hindu Tamil minority. By American standards, neither e thno-rellglous group Is exactly a latecomer : The Sinhalese ar· r ived more than 2,000 years ago tamed Local briefs:--Easter!! football meeting set Caribou versus oil ~_ _V_in_ce_nt_.:,C_a__rr..ol~l :. .: Berry's World , must ~ be • Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio SALE PRICE $4541 $6697 �. . .. . ... ' Page 4 The Deity Sentinel Pome~y-Middleport. Ohio ' The ThLnday, July 16. 1987 • Legion splits two with Ceredo Baseball prepares for second half OAKLAND, Callt. tUPI) The Athletics resume the sea· dp a lot of things with the bat. He The camaraderie that comes son tied with Kansas City for can run. with All·Star qame participation second place, two games behind ''We've got to do the same has ended for the 56 players who ltrst·place Minnesota. The Roy- thln!l,S we dld In the first hal!." again are thrust Into pennant als recalled outfielder Lonnie races. Smith on Tuesday. At least three of four divisional "We've got to kick In our crowns are In dispute as the offense," said Kansas City's The J;laily ·Sentinel regular season resumes today Kevin Seltzer. an . eme·rgimcy following baseball's annual All-Star replacement for· the ' 14 ..lMI4lJ !US!'S three·day hiatus. Injured George Brett. "Lonnie Is A Dl\'l!ti9n of Multimedia, In c. · •·I hope the Cards go Into a great offensive weapon. He can Publis h(>(! rvrr:v aft{lrnoon. Monday hibernation," ·Andre DaWson of lh rou.(!:h Friday. Ill Cq urt ~~ ., Pothe Chicago Cubs said. "It's a , . . - - - ' - - - - - - - - : - - - - ; m('fQ:'J . Ohio, by thr Oh io Vallf'y Pub)l s hln ~ · Compa(ly 1Mu 1t lmtodla·. lnr .. struggle making up IO games. Pomf'· w. Ohi o 45769 . Ph . 992-2156. &-· We're gonna score. We have to cond 'Uss po"'tag(' pa id at P om ('roy. get more consistent pitching." Ohlc Pitching Is everyone's biggest Ml"mnrr : Un iTf'd Prl'~~ lntt•rn;ttlonal. demand with slightly less than I nland Da l ly Prf'~ s As~QCI<~ l lo n and lhr• Ohi o N'f'WSJ>it!X'f As sorl:tllon . Na tional half the games remaining. The Adv('rllsln.E: R e p r(~f · nHt rl\•(', Bra nham New York Yankees took what Nf' IA:~paprr SalM . 1:n Thi rd Avf'nur . they COnsidered key step last Nr ~A' York . Nrw York 10017 . weekend when they acquired POSTMASTER: ~n<1 addn-ss c h:tnf:tl'!l left·hander Steve ·Trout !rom the TO T hC: Oath• ~n tln"' . 111 C'OU.t't Sl .. Cubs. P9 ml'r o~- - on'to 457t;9, New York's Dave Winfield, the SUBSCRIPTION R~T ES only me mber of either team to By (~t'rh ~ t or Motor Kouh: Oni" Wt'f'k .. .... ..... ... ..SL:!:i last all 13 lhnihgs of Tuesday · Onf' M onth ... , 5A :i night's 58th All-Star Ga me, no Oru.• Yrur ....... ,... .. ..... , ... $A~. OO doubt hopes the Yankees show ~ lN G LE C'lW\ ' the same kind of durability. PRICE . 2~t Crm~ · The Toronto Blue Jays, who trail the Yankees by three ~u b~o:~..Tilwr~ no! df'5irhut 1(I pa v I hf' C'ii r r lt·r m .av rr mlt In Mh·u nrf' dlrt'C'I to games, may feel pressure to Tht' Dal lv St'n!lni"l nn a :l. Rot 12 month match the Yankees' move. btt.<ol .... ( t' N itl \!.'Ill t:w glvr n ( 'a rrl('r ra f' h In the AL West, the Oakland Wi"f' k . Athletics hope to ride the fin e No " Uh ..<·rlptlon .. b\ m~ll pt>r-mtqr•d In years being recorded by rookie rtrl"as "'11f'rl" hnm(' ttu r lf>l' <u•r'\ ' k'' '" U\'a llabll." first basema n Mar k McGwtre and rellever Jay Howell. Each, Mall S ul~· rtption .. ln01ldr· Melp (ll unt y however, had poor performances U WN'k" .. $17.2!1 In the Au: star Game- McGwire 2ti W M ks _ .• . .. S.'\4 (It; was 0 for 3 and commit ted an ,~2 WPf'IHi .............. ., .... ~. :ll> ()ublitt> Ml•ifC!'l C'o unly error and Howell was the losing 1:1 Wf'rk" , . $l~ . 2n pitcher In the 2-0 National ~ ~ ~ \\' Pl'k-. . , i $.1~. 1 0 League triumph. ~1 W f'(•k s~\1-lll a Creek Utile League tournament which began last Saturday and continues this week. MIDDLEPORT LINES UI' - The Middleport Cardinals line up for the beginning of the Kyger Carter declared ineligible ·by OSU ~· COI,.UMBU:>, Ohio '(l!PI) Crls Carter, Ohio State's allAmerican wide receiver whose spectacular catches became the rule rather the exception the past three years, has played his last game for the Buckeyes. Carter. who for month s had dented Involvement with New York agent Norby Walters, was declared permanently Ineligible Wednesday by OSU Athletic Director Rick Bay for accepting money from Walters and signing a representation contract with his flrrh, . World Sports · and Entertainment of New York. Both artlons are violations of NCAA rules . "There had been a lot of rumors over the last several months relative to Cris's ellglbil· lty," Bay said in making the announcement at a Wednesday news conference. "But, until last weekend, they were only that as far as we were concerned in the athletic department. "We. were not able to confirm alt hough we Inves tig ated them to the best of our abl)lty . ·We're pretty much dependent on personal interviews with the athlet es a nd hope that they wlll be forthright with us when we ask • them questions." Bay said when the rumors surfaced in March in an article In the Atla nta Cons titution, he called Car ter to his office to question him. "Every thin g we asked him at !hat time was dented." said Bay . Subseq uently, however, Carter was subpoenaed to test ify In Chicago before a federal grand jury and Bay learned· ior sure of Carter's involvement with Walters las t weekend from Kevin Sharkey, a n attorney represent· ing Carter, and Bob Berry, a law professor at Boston College. Berry was brough t Into the case by Carter· s brother , Butch, a form er Indiana University and NBA star . Berry involved Sharkey, one of his former students at BC. t h~m ''It's my disappointing, de· pressing and disheartening task to announce officially that Cris Carter is Ineligible for the 1987 season and for any time thereat· ter," Bay said in making the announcement to the crowded news conference. "The Ohio State University wlll not. appeal (to !he NCAA ) for restoration of this eligibility at any lime In the future. As far as I know. Crls Carter will never play Jootbail again lor Ohio State University ." Ca rt er; 2J, a6-foot -3, 192· pound senior-to-be. was a fi rst !earn all-America selection last year PIRATES - Pictured are members of the Pomeroy l.eague Pirates. They are, front, I to r, Bobby Mash,'• Jeremy Hubbard, Jonathan .. CHRISTMAS iN · PEE; WEE - Pictured are members of the Pomeroy League glriM pee wee softball team Spjlii!Wred by Chapman Shoe!l . 'rhey are, front, I to r, Autumn Conde, Suoanna Henderson; Armanda Wells. Tara Grueser, Kim Crlles •.Aaron Krawsczyn, He aliter McClain, J~~ ICJI Chapman; second, Rutland team wins Class D tournament At a recent World and State Qualifier (Men's Class D) U.S.S.S.A . softball tournament held at Parkersburg, a local team. the Rutland Tire Center entry, showed their true mettle by going undefeated. Mr. Carl Pate, District Commissioner, said over 800 tea ms have a limited amount of tourna ments to qualify, so this wa~ no easy feat.for the local entry. The ttrst team to ·fall was Marietta Asphalt In a 20-8 drubbing. The second was Southeastern SecurIty in a very close defensive batt le by a 4 !o I score. In the third game of the day, the Rutland bats again became hot to post a 15 to 1 win over Marietta Car Care and In the championship contest, the Rutland squad demonstrated their all around a bUlly by scoring a 9 to 1 win over a very good Dotson's . Exxon team. I to r, ,Jackie Swartz, Teresa Simpson, Kelly Grue!ler, Taryn Doidge, Kelly Dotdse. Christy MltSh, Ann Brown, Allsha Haggy, Heather Knight. AI the back are coaches, Jack Haggy and · Steve Henderson . ~~ 'v .Majol'll ll y ·~· M I. l't·r, ~. n • .tn ,, •; .. sM••r"' .... ,.,,, .c·ttr.-. 11 .. . lft n .»• IIul IJ 4' It U . NUl • 1.11 • u~ M\llr.dlph .,.,,..., H_,._ 11 n ..i,.NU p ,... ,,...... u " ,\IIMI!I ir. t - 1\all'l• ~ DM-p -$. A li ft , GI - 11•, II ,Q I .JII wr , u ·* ~ II II . 171 J1 1 ll • ..UJ II • Ill . ~I 17 , . ... _..._.·.camf"'l NOIIII'I'U'III "4'11. . 1fo4 'fttt,.,..Q . ,. 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DELIVERY WILL IE : THURSDAY, JULY 23 Olouater'"T" Ichuttz FHd & Farm 8:30 to 9 :30a.m.. Ph. 787-3844 Clly ~ nla:hl AmtT I• •an l.t'II JIII' - Su,. pi •lldo•d Kiln· "II!! ('h y pledlllf' Danny -hu·bun 111d nulftt·14rr Wllllt• Wlb on 11nd C'II'Yti Md uuiOI'I*'r ftnolt Butlo •r llvf' Allffit.,. ~"••· h nlwht F..a:-t rurk ,.,.,li Ill Tf'\U, ..... the fifth after Steve Bailey drew a free pass, advanced on two consecutive wild pitches .and scored on a sacrifice. fly. For Meigs, Caldwell and Colllns ag,aln walked and Cald well crossed the plate on a sacrifice by Snyder. For the winners, Matt Christian and Matt Prater share1 the no hitter. Starter Amburgey was charged with the loss. working two Innings. Collins gave up the only hlt In two frames and Bissell 1\'aS charged with. the third run · while pitching the last two Innings. Batteries: C·K: Chrlstlan (WP-4 113), Praterr ( 1 2/ 3), & Ferguson. Meigs: Amburgey (LP-@), Collins, (2), Bissell (2), & MeEtroy (5), Amburgey (1) . Line score: C-K ........... ........ 200 010 -3 1 1 Meigs ................ 001 010 -2 0 0 PRATT'S BEAUTY SALON 10. Transaclions ,\Mt:Mif'AS l .t: Ac;\ ' F: s ... ' Callter,_.aiM Mllwa"k""'; nl1ht IIMII ~..n • ~ ll.lt.n .. u Meigs : Bartrum (WP-2), Durst (2), Caldwell (1), Snyder ti) and Young. Line score: C·K ....... ......... 003 111 - 6 6 3 Meigs .... ,.:........ 705 4().-16 12 1 Th'e second game, also a six Inning affair, was the exact opposite of game one. Ceredo· Kenova captured the nightcap 3 to 2 as all runs scored were unearned and the only hit of the game was a single by C-K's Burt Ketchum In the fourth frame. Tony Brumfield and Matt Prater had back walks In the first, each stole a base and an error and a sacrifice fly gave the visitors a 2-0 lead. Meigs scored In the third when, with two out, Caldwell and Collins walked and Caldwell scored on Becker's base on errors. The teams runs In AlllfiOS, ·~ ··· ,_,,,.................. St II. 3-S"· .•• ~ .............................10« ... MYIIIID, 1-3".........................35' oa. fAlliEAD MINNOWS ........... $5.75 lb. ILUEGill. 3•5" ...................... SS• oa. Toron1o ~ Mln ......ot • . rtl 1 ttt l ' IM rl•d ~ f hlt·qo. nl•ttt N4'-W Batteries: C-K: Ketchum (LP· 2~). Ferguson (2 2/3) , & Cooper. LAIGE 1110UT11 lASS umSH, 6-1" ........................40• ... 1·3'( ·--........................... 65• ... ,...,_llflllr illll Drir.k , nJ1ht 011kiMd 1t1 IMlOtt e.I11M NA'I' IONAI.• u :Am•E ''"'" lncl'ftw.l..,,.lll tJ... H FISH DAy OW II II. 4·6' ......- ..............21• f' M) l l..rltw-andt 1$.7), 11 : U • . m . fo'rldii,)'',_ !Oam"' r ...,.,,... 21 0 EAST MAIN Pickens, D. J. BlankA: Jiecol(d, I tor, Wald Pooler, ;Jay Day, Shawn Wittekind, Eric Qualls and Corey Darst. At the bock Is Coach Ralph Day. By 'J IM SOULSBY · Thirteen batters went to- the plate for Meigs In the bottom of the first Inning of game one against Ceredo·Kenova. But the number did not prove unlucky as .• the local American Legion nine plated seven runs enroute to a 16 to 6 wln. · Bryan -Durst led·off wnh a walk and Ed Collins reached on a fielder 's choice. · Don Becker drew a base on balls, Brent'' Bissell singled Collins home and Rob Young's double to lett picked up two RBI's. Mike Bartrum' s triple scored Young, Scott Miller and Todd Casey walked to load the bases. Then Bryan ·Durst went all the way to third on a fielding error In center and Meigs was up 7 to 0. With Durst on the mound In relief of Bart rum, Tommy Brum· field led otf C-K's third with a gro!lnd rule double. After two outs, Scott Milum also got a double and crossed the plate on two wild pitches. Scott Cooper walked, advanced on another 'Wild pitch and scored on an error. In Melg' s third they picked up · five more tallles as Casey reached on an error and Brian Freeman ripped a triple to right field. Collins walked and Becker, Bissell, Young and Bartrum all had base hits with Bissell scoring on a wild pitch as Tim Ferguson came on to get the last two outs for C-K. Meigs scored four more In the fourth as Durst walked, Collins 1111 safely, Bissell rapped . hls l fourUt single of the gaine to go four for four to score Durst. Rob Young then step.ped to the plate and teed off on a Ferguson pitch tor a three run homer over the 322 mark In left. C·K managed a run In each of the fourth, fifth and sixth frames. The game could not be considered a classic either offensively of defensively as the Ceredo pitching crew gave up 12 hits, -walked 10 and committed three miscues. Meigs pitchers .allowed six hits, gave up nine bases on balls, hl.t tW'o baiters as the defense had one error. Both pitching crews had numer<!US wild pltc hes charged to them. .. Viall TheM Doolen Today tor Snapper Soloa I Sohlcl 129 MILL STREET MIDDlEPORT, OH. • OPEN 1D TO 5 MON. thru SAT• -.:J. •. \• I '· . ' �' ' Pajl-6 The Daily Sentinel Tmnday, July 18. 1987 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Tmnday. July 16, 1987 Community calendar/area happenings THURSDAY ROCK SPRINGS- The annual picnic of the Rock Springs Belter Heallh ClUb will be held Thursday at the home of Betty Conkle. Members are to meet at the Rock Springs Chu"rh at 11:30 before the picnic. Rev. David Ferrell, pastor, In: vites the public. 7:30p.m. Singing will be Sunrise: public Invited. MIDDLEPORT- Bible school at the Wesleyan Bible Holiness Church, Middleport. Classes from 7 to 9 each even ing, open to all ages. RUTLAND - A dance will be held Saturday night , 8 p.m to 1 a.m., at the Rutland American Legion hall, Eli Dennison post. Door prize will be awarded, admission is $2 per person. CHESTER ~ Shade River Lodge 453, F&AM, will hold a special meeting at 8 p.m. Thurs· day with work In the E.A. Degree. Refreshments will be· served. POMEROY - Revival at the Pomeroy First Baptist Church through July 19wlth the Rev. Ron 1-!ammonds. Cheshire, speaking, at 7 eac h evening and special voca l music each evening. POMEROY - The Pomeroy Seventh-day Adventist Church will host a revelation seminar at 7 :30 p.m. Thursday at the ch urch, Mu lberry Heights Road. Pomeroy. The seminar will con- · tinue at 3:15 p.m. on Saturda)(. . Those attending wlll receive a King James Bible , 24 study guides and a vinyl binder for the guides. There ls no· charge but a free will offering wil l be taken. SATURDAV FRIDAY POMEROY - Adults interested In assist[ng with a midget football league in the area are as ked to meet at 6 p.m. Friday at' Oeland Realit y, Pomeroy. Those unable to attend but interes ted are asked to call 992-6598. - County Retired -Teachers AssoPOMEROY The Meigs cation will have a potluck picnic SUNDAY POMEROY - The annual Biggs family reunion wj)l be held Sunday at ·the home of Nathan Biggs on State Route 124 off Route 7 toward Rutland .. There will be a basket dinner at noon. ri;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii> ;· ;'";~;;··;·~;·';;;;;;;;;;;;iliiilliiiiiiij~iiiijiiiiiiiijiiiiiijiiiiiijiiiiiiiiii___;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ PAT HILL FORDI INC • . at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blakeslee, Lincoln Height s, at 5:30p.m on Saturday . ,Each member is to take a covered dish, their own table serviCe, and a lawn chair. · HARISONVILLE - Weekend meetings have been scheduled for Friday, Saturday and Sunday a) 7 p,m . . at the Harrisonville Holiness Chapel. Dedication of the church will take p.lace Sunday at 2 p.m. The Rev . William Owen will be the guest speaker and there will be special singing each night at the services. The <=£>. fair to begin Ofl July 20 --- RUTLAND, - . The World of I,lfe Ministries wil have a gospel sing at the Rutland Civic Center. at 7 p.m. Saturday night. Groups scheduled to sing are the Seawal kers, Manna, the F ull Gospel Travelers, and the United Gospel Singers. There Is no charge. BIG FOOT CRUISER 1987 RANGER SUPER CAB 414 nTTIIM AIR COND. V-6 ENGINE SPEED CONTROl TILT WHEEl ·POWII WINDOWS TACHOMETER S SPEED TIANS. ClEAICOAT PAINT POWER IACI GlASS ElfCTIK SHIFT 4JC4 BALD KNOB - Hymn sing at the Freedom . Gospel Mission Church, Bald Knob, Saturday, THE ONE YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING ON ••• .All SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING NOW SUPER COOlJNG WEST£1tN DUAl UTE IAR IC HIUTES lfSTOP TONNEAU COVEIS .GfOODDfCAl MONROE GAS SHO<IS UlTI AlUil lfHEElS I.F. GOOHICH TRAilMAiflt II TIRES LIST PRICE PAT HilL DISCOUNT FORD MOTOR REBATE SAVINGS OF SJ7,612.00 2,S02.00 1,000.00 3,S02.00 S14, 18000 PRICE loa & Iitie ~~ hod..... 1987 RANGER 414 1987 BRONCO II STARTS 9:30 A~M. SHARP FRIDAY ·MORNING "ALL SALES FINAL" )ACK& )ILL'S. Sl ooooo REBATE --· "FH.•hion .• for th e Young" 326 Second Ave. Phone 446·4343 ~- ON • ALL 1987 BRONCO II & RANGER 4X4's The Tight Seat Is Here! The Tight Seat is Here! The problem is solved! No more worrying with 3 cushions moving up and down and around . The tight seat is all one cushion with a 3 cushion look. Fastens securely in place. LATE MODEL PREVIOUSLY OWNED CARS & TRUCKS 9 •90°/o FIXED ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE AVAILABLE 36 MTHS. 1984 ·chrysler New Yorker 4 Dr. Sed.. Leather Int. IILOADEDH ~·· local Owner 0 1985 F-250 4X4 3SI Eng., 4 sp. trans., bed liner. Local Owner. 2 piece Early Am11rican Uving Room Suite $599 9 5 lEG. •a99 4 DRAWER CHEST RO!J . 169 S4995 Sawe $20 SAVE •sao 1984 Chev. Celebrity 4 Dr. V-6, air, auto. trans., tilt wheel, cruise control. •• 1984 Escort Wagon 1985 f:: 1SO Pickup Auto. trans., air cond., P.S., cassette, 3l,ooo milts. Local Owners. 6 cyl., topper, 16,500 milts. Local Owner 1986 Mercury Cougar 1985 Ford Tempo 4 Dr. GL Air, AM/FM, 5 speed, tilt. rear defrost, road whHis, factory sali car. Air, auto. trans., .AM/FM, rear defrost, · low mileage. Local Owner. 1984 Grand Marquis 1985 Mustang Convertible 4 DR. LS Auto. trans., ca111tt1, power locks, . · P.S., P.l., Sharp! ~ocaLOwner •uo / DRAWER CHEST S3SQOO a19.•u9 saVE RlG. •m.oo S59 5 ' 461 S. 3RD MIDDLEPORT 992-2196, • The .Jackson County . Fair, which wiU run {rom Monday, July 20 to Saturday, July 25, will start with a meeting lor exhi bitors, pa rents arid advisers Sunday, Ju ly 19, at 8 p.m. All Junior Fair livestock, horses and small animals must be checked In and In place by 10 p.m. Sunday. Also, all livestock and horse.s must have a valid health ~rtlficate when enteri ng the lalrgrounds. Small anima ls are excluded from having a required validhealth certificate. July 20 Is Junior Fair Queens Day, which will start at 7 a.m. with a market hog weigh-in. At 8 a.m. there will be a market lamb weigh-In, followed by a market steer weigh·ln at 9 a .m. and a rabbit and poultry weigh· in at 10 a.m_ By noon ali booths will be completed and non· livestock exhibits will be checked In and in place. At I p.m. there will be an open clas steer show , followed at 2 p.m. by the Junior Fair BoQth Judgi ng a nd at 6:30 p.m. by the Junior Fair Queen Parade. 'At 7 p.m. the Style Review Aw,ards Ni£ht wlii begin. At 7 p.m. there will also be a demolilion derby . On July 21, Senior Citizen Day opens with the Junior Fair Poultry Judging at 10 a.m., with an open class to follow alter the judging, followed by harness racing at noon. The 4·H Oub will put on a horse pre-shOw at 6 p.m., folowed by 1he JuniOr Fait Sheep Show at 7 p.m. A showmanship and an open class vllllollow the ehHp •how. o\1 8 • p.m. the Hollywood Thrill S how will begin, followed by a barn dance with Paul Sims at 9:30 p.m. Jackson Day begins at 10 a.m. on Jul y 22 with the Junior Fair Rabbit s Show. An open class will follow that event. There will be harness rac ing and the Sou· theastt'rn Ohio Angus Show at 1 p.m. An open class bee! show follows the Angus show . At 3p.m. the Beef Fitting Contest gets under way, lollowed by the Junior Fair Beet Show at 4 p.m. and th e ,Junior Fair Steer Show at 6 p.m. Phil Dirt and The Dozers will provide entertainment from 7:30p.m. to 9 p.m . Oak Hill Day gets under way on J uly 23 at 9 a.m. with the Junior Fair Swine Show. At I p.m. the Junior Fair Dairy and Goat Show a nd harness raCing will get under way, followed at 2 p.m. by a marionette show, which will star t every two hours. At 5 p.m. the Junior Fair Veal Show will start, fo llowed by a horse show by the 4·H Club at 6 p.m. At 7:30 p.m. th e District Holstein show will begin. Oak Hill Day will conclude with a horse pull at 8 p.m. WKOV Day starts on July 24 at 8 a.m. with the Swine Showman· ship con test, lollowed at 10 a. m. with the Beef Showmanship co ntest. The Showman Contest will follow the Beef Showman.ship con test . At noon the marionette shows will begin and will continue throughout the. alternoon. At 4 p.m. th<' Junior Fa ir Show will begin, and to end the day, theMe\ McDa niel Show will start at 7 p.m. and will end at 9 p.m. Wellston Day, the last day of Jhe fair, begins July 25 with a 4-H Club Fun· Horse Show at 9 a.m. There will be a majorette compe· · titian grandstand at 10 a.m., followed by marionette shows tha t will start at noon and start every two hours thereafter. Pro· ject check-out time will be at 4 , p.m .,. and the fair 's last act will be the 7 p.m. d ~molltlon derby. PALMI. Italy tUPl) - A private plane piloted by a flying Instructor ran out of fuel and made an emergency landing on a crowded beach along the toe of the Italian boot, police said. The two-seat plane was return- · ing to Naples Wednesday when its unldentUled pilot -described as an Instructor flying with a student pilot - 'realized he bad run out of. fuel, &l!thorltles said. " . slvely heavy and long periods.' The ear, nose and throat surgeon employs the laser to remove growths' on the chords. Lasers are also being used to ,·----··-··-·(~MAIO . oA treat lung cancer by employing procedures . incisions and help prevent excess them to reduce the tumor mass Question: What are the advan- bleeding. The amount of anesthe· that blocks the airways. tages of laser surgery compared sla required is much less with In neurosurgery, the laser lets to traditional surgery methods? laser surgery, and patients usuthe doc:tor remove various types All8wer: Lasers allow smaller ally heal better . of brain tumors, especially those r--------~------------===­ assoclated with excessive bleeding that complicate removal under normal surgical · 'OWNERS · IROC APPEARA.NCE PACKAGE, GROUND EFFEUS, SPOILERS & MORE. INSTAllATION AVAilABLE - DEPOSIT REQUIRED IN. FINITE f.IBERWORKS FIIEIGLASS FOI YOUI POISCHE 61.·949·222 5 TODD 9.5 · ~~o~he~l~p~w~o~m~e~n~w~ho~h~av~e~ex~~~s-~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~_1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Plane lands on crowded btach ON THE SPOT FINANCING ' SEE: RICK TOLLIVER, BILL HAAS or PAT HILL s By Edward Schreck, D.O. y AG (Yttrium-Aluminum· AMI.Itaat ProleROr Garnet.) of FunDy Medlclae Questloa: What forms of treatOhio Ualvenlty CoUe1e ment use a laser? · ol Oaleopa&lc Meclclae A118wer: Dermatologists use Quea&lon: JJust read that doctors the argon laser to remove tatoos are uslnglaserstotreatpatients. and vascular tumors of the skin, Is this true? ,called hemangiomas thee: man· A1111wer: Lasers, usually asso- jee-0-mahs). Sometimes, var· elated with Industry or weapons lous s kin cancers can be removed technology are being applied with lasers. . more and more frequently in The Argon laser is also used to medicine. The laser beam can be . treat some types of glaucoma used in almost every part of the and the ~iabet(c eye, . where a body. In medicine, lasers aid ln rapidly increasing number of vaporizing or cutting through blood vessels collect in the tissue and In coagulatlng blood retinal layers. vessels. There are three types of In gynecology, doctors use the lasers used In medicine; the carbon dioxide laser to treat argon, the carbon dioxide and the · early stages of cervix cancer and JacicSC>fl • . RUTLAND - The Rutland Bow hunters Club will have a club shoot Saturday with registration· from 4 p.m to 6:30p.m. Regular meetings are held on the second Saturday of every month but there will not be a meeting this Saturday. Lasers for health Family medicine: All relatives and friends are POMEROY - The .annual registration at the pool, 992-9909, Invited. reunion of the children of the late or with Heidi Cobb, 992·3402 . . --Charles and Alma Snyder will. be RUTLAND - Rutland Garden RACINE - Racine Chapter held Sunday at the roadside park Club will meet at the home of 134, Order of the Eastern-Star, c- on Route 33 South. Those attendMrs. VIrgil Atkins for a garden will have a picnic Sunday at 6 ingaretot;~keacovereddishand p.m. at the shelter house near the all relatives are Invited to attend. tour and picnic Monday at 5.p.m. The p;ogram wil include a Syracuse tennis courts, All ofllc· ~-workshop using the ·. Meigs ers and members are Invited and MONDAY County Fair flower show ea·ch is asked to take .a covered SYRACUSE - London Pool . schedule. dish. wlll offer · swimming lessons starting on Monday. Adult POMEROY - Orange TownTUPPERS PLAINS - The classes w111 .begin at 9 a.m.: sl!lp Trustee~ will Mid a special Tuttle family reunion will be held advanced beglnn~rs and inter· meeting-Monday at 7 p.m. at the Sunday at the Tuppers Plains mediate at 10, a.m. ·and beginner · homeofDorothyCalaway,clerk, . firehouse. Dinner wll be at 12:30 at 11 a.m. All classes are $12 with to discuss a levy and other p.m. business. The Daily Santin.I-Page-7 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ~RIIIII OIL FILTER ...... o. ....... 0 1 'n'8Cfco 10W30 Fram Oil Filters Limit 2 2!!. Apinging or rattling noise under lhe hood tnd1cates a need lor a tune·up or highet octane fuel. Mother's Mag/ ~9 Aluminum Pollslt ~ Reg. 4.28, , 5100 ' Mother's California Gold . wa., ~· 7.88, #5500 lvereacfv· En.erglzer SaHeries AA, IEIIBI4. AAA. 1Et2BP-2. IEI-·2. Your Choice D, IEISBP-2. Eveready Energizer · Halogen Flashlight 695 Reg. 8.95, #2251Wfl.E 9-Votl, •S228P .-., ·) • " 1.49 ule price - 50¢ mfr'l ,_,. Fuel Injector & Carb· uretor Cleaner Keeps fuel etors c:t..n. Edelbrock Manifolds Reg. from 1111.95 From ~· 45.95, 1775811 Edelbroclr Cam & Lift Kits From Reg. from 1411.95 21/•·Ton Jack Stands Reg. 29.95 Russel Stainless Steel Flex Guard Kit, Hooe covortngs 129 95 Russel. Tube Clamp Kits fle9. from 38.95 Plews Grease Tubes ~· 2.411, 130.127 Plews Grease Gun fle9.1U5, #30-121 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK M mt .. tCord Store heum ·a:JO 0.11. to lrOO , .... Monday .......... f..W.,, lt30 o.llli••• 6:00 ...... SatUrtlay CHill 1taol ...... to SrOO ,.... Sonday. Prices In ttrect from July til through July 22, 1987. ,. ,. and carbur· 3.99, #ST2075 3588 26 88 - Cherry Bomb Mufflers 1~ye•r warranty Reg. 19-95 13.88 88te price - 2.00 mlr's rebate 88 your cost · 11 after rebate Remanufactured . · Starters & Alternators ~st epplt..tlono. Price good · wllh eachlnge. 3 year warranty. Reg. lrtim 24.88 5.000FF ,,..... ·~ · 209 ·Upper Ri.ver Rd. Gallipolis, Ohio . Cyclone ·Headers ~. 66. 88 4988 �. .--· Page 8-The Sentinel 16. 1987 Ohio '. Beat of the bend Th'--'sday, July 16, 1987 Block party planning... Sharon Sieel ·gets another chance By BOB HOEFLICH Sentinel staff Writer Time matches on and Middleport Cham her of Commerce members are mov lng Into high gear for the annqal block party which has been set , for Sept. 19. Anyone with a food concession or craft booth or any making making project Is asked to call Teresa Kennedy ·as soon as possible. Teresa can he reached · at 992-2026 or 992-6658. : WASHINGTON iUP I) Sharo n Steel Corp.' s fight for · StJrvival received help when the Department of Housing and Orban Development agreed to '!•It several more days before t"rmlnating a $5 million grant i)le compa ny needs for capi tal Improvements at Its ohly steel milL ; The previously announced grant deadline of July 15 was extended until July 23 when Sharon Steel, with th e.assistance or congressmen from Pennsylvania and Ohio, convinced HUD o!licials It ·cou ld raise $12 million In private matching money re quired for the release of the Urban Development .,,AeHooGra nt. Rep. Thomas Ridge, R·Pa ., Wednesday said the nation's pt h·largest steelmaker could r.nerate theprlvatefinanclngby ..... There appears to be a consider· ' Grace Weber, mental health drive chairperson for the Reeds· vUIE> area, Is extending thanks to her . commutitty for respOnse to the . mental health ' bellrlnger drive. Residents con.trlbuted $1.74.50 to help support th e work of the Mental Health Association In Ohio. The association Is made up of volunteers Who work to ' edu' cille the public about. mental health and mental illness, and support lmprovemen ts In mental health services for those in need of help. Bellrln~ter workers in ihe Reedsville area were Gladys · Thomas, Barbara Henderson, Connie Rucker , Hazel Barton, Sheila Buchanan, Ann Buckley, Abigail Cauthorn and Paula Cowdery. able amount of interest In the Oliver North story locally . In tact, several. people have ask~ how they can get in touch with North. I was unable to loca te a home And nex t Thursday evening at address. However , there Is a 7 the Ohio University Communi· legal assistance lund address versUy Band will be appearing · and I feel that any communica· for a free concert on the parking lion sent there would reach him. lot. The band was a great hil It's the Oliver North Legal ahd wasn't it hot - in an Assistance Funif,' P .O. Box 50096, appearance on ihe river last Washington, D.C. 20004. year. Bank One is bring the band ...... to the community. Sixty years IS a long time:· ·-···-The . Pomeroy Chamber of Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Kibble Commerce will have hot dogs, wUI be observing their 60th corn dogs, sausage, sweet corn wedding anniversary at their and soft drinks on the parking lot home on Eden Ridge Road , !or sale -beginning at 5p.m. on the Reedsville, on Monday, July 27. evening of the concert. Their grandson , George ..... Plckehs, and his wife, Debbie, Pomeroy business houses a re missionaries on the Ivory Coast, advised that the Pomeroy West Africa, were home on leave Chamber of Commerce now has recently so there ·was a pre- color postcards of the town- one anniversary celebration with a a night view of Main St. and the family dinner held at the Dutch other of the monument at the Valley Resta urant at Sugar courthouse. Creek. Businesses can get the cards George and Debbie had to get from the Chamber of Commerce back to their duties so that's why office. the early observance: There will not tie a special celebration on 'Even washing the car doesn't ·· the date of the event. However, bring on the rain - maybe it I'm sure that the Kibbles would takes numbers -like if we all did appreciate .hearing from neigh· It on the sa me day. Do keep bors and friends on the occasion .. smiling. Young reunion held The second Young familYreunIon was held Sunday at the home of Harry and Jean Roush, Pine Grove. served at noon the A covered dishfollowing dinner was blessing by Edith ManueL Attending were Otlio Young, Nelson,' Cathie' and Eric Repp, 'cary, Louella , and and Amy Grunder, Everett, Sharon and Todd Young, Inez Grunder, Andy Repp, Jay and Tessie Grunder, Bettie McGuire, Howard and Anna Searles, Lynne and Jeanie Arms, Recka Elder , Joe, Edith, . and Tim Manuel, Elva and Lewis Hudson, Harry and Jean Rokush, Bobby, Cheryl and Michael · Bailey. Sid, Denise and Joey Manuel, Ernest Young, Sr .. Wanda Cu· tllp, Charles and Mjnnle Young, Roy and Linda Brunty, Gary, Patr and Erin Young, Elizabeth Lawson, P. J . and Vada McBalne, Annie King, Robert and Bernice Bailey. The group enjoyed games. Prizes were awarded in several different categories. Afternoon callers were the Rev. and Mrs. Carl Hicks, and Janie Compton. The 1988 reunion will be held the ·second Sunday In July at the home of Charles and. Minnie Young. HOLLEY JO WILLIAMS Williams N,V. When the dea l for Mueller Computerized Heari"" Aid Selection "'It collapsed, Quantum, whlch h o l d s z CJ Swim Molds • Interpreting Setvices $96.9 million of Sharon Steel's if LISA M. KOCH , M. s. . 4: 13.~.. percent debentures, anno.uriced it would see k a liquida· tion of the· firm . 11.1 · 1AUd'10...., ·lnmst ..... L'ce I R$ed Cl'IRIC3 Faced wit h dissolution, Sharon Steel petitioned for protection from its creditors. The steelmaker, In an attempt .to meet the req uirements of the UDAG, has been seeking loans throu~;:h Mellon Bank in Pitts· burgh and other financi a l institutio ns In western Pennsylvania and northeaslern Ohio. · M£>ilon announced recently It ·- Sharo n Steel was for~ed into wou ld be willing to lend $1 mllllon Chapter 11 bankr uptcy reorgani· or more to Sharon Steel If other za tion in Apr il when it declined to banks made similar co mmit· se ll Mueller for $55 million to an ment s, but there have been no investment group headed by reports of a loan package being Qua ntum Overs~as , a s'!bsldl ary . finalized. .... i!!!; (614) 446·7619 Of (614) 992·6601 417 Second Avenue, 8o X 1213 Gallt. poli's• Ohi'o 45631 · NEW HOMES RESIDENTIAL .RENOVATIONS FREE ESTIMATES ALLWORK GUARANTEED . IIACINE, 1917 CIEYROLET CELEBRITY EUROSPORT VR "Spe<kll Edition" . NOW WAS 119,091.00 S16,200 , I 1.• . U.tif NOON SITUIOAT ClOSfO WNI!n ::;'_ ; _ ...- ... ( - ~ -J-... , .. _ - ~ --· .,.... •...,..11",...,.._,. ,,11).. ... _....... g .. ..... . . .. ''"" · · .,. ~ :: ; : ~~n"!'i" IM• • •.....coo 1917 CHEVROLET CORVETTE ' MOW , would hkt 10 txpteu &inttn l IPPf'tciltion to our """W" Jrloalh 1ttd ltitilm tor all tilt ' con.puston ~~arriftsttd toward us loUDtri"l tht ftclftt M~~<:tl *HfKltlioA " •dtndtd to ,.. .......,.... ot tht bcllllt f ..ti..W:1 $ctv.t•. VtttttU . . . t- lloll Holpitll , Alld Cftatltt;IO" C.- 'J'•al Hospital .tto •duv•td to ,..,. "' ktfN o~tt. Paf1 te•IM JINI!h 11 nttt~dtd tot. J, '''"" .&011, t .• .. of Clltrlts.to. """•-' ;tosprt•l. who wontel httltsttr a...t otflfllf c:o•fort"'' 'MM'Ih to \lmu~a "'' s,.dal Kk~ ·~~~~"'' Is trttMtd to ........c1 Jt•l $.atttrht10 fOI liMl (OIIIf0f1 · <~fiC ,,,..,., .. ,...,.. tftd tus llllftll· drftohofl fa 011 f..tty Crnt -i"'I"'ICIIItOn 1987 CHEVROLET S-1 0 CONVERSION PICKUP 'frM'&ds tn4 "Step Sidt", S spttll, 4 cyt. !uti inj. air'cond. stripe pllg. AM/ AM/can. WAS •12,791.00 ... .. • • uo • .. , . -• Ill "0 W $ 10 1\ ut"'6td to ~Mu of IM 11• It .ltoflM Ci!'tuct• ol God IOil' otttf inc 5 71 I ,JfiYfl'l ..d OON1'M IOG4 . .._..,, sum . ... .. . .. ,..n~ !INAlJ 11 eiltiMtd to ••I*HWII· 1....1, Old M4 JUI ..artll HI fOf Hw S001Irltft& 1 - I K -lflcf I~ PfDII~ II. 1111 lul*ll. 11\tt, 8olty kiW. C.· 1htlly .W.tOft ollil- _ ___ ...-___ --· ·-_ ... - -·-·- :n:=:: ~~~- · - :~=·-·"'·~- Ml - ~ _..,_ ..... ,__ U - u--.,• •- U. sl RT. SO EAST GUYSVIlLE, OHIO Autharizod John Deero, New Hollond, 'Bush Hog Farm Equipment Deal or c .. : :1 • ....__ Fa r111 Equip111et1f ===.::.::-:··- It--:.-c-• :::::';! Public Sale & Auction Parts & Service Public Notice AIJCnON July 18. 1987 10:00 A.M. ~ -' '""' lOCATED AT 102 HORTON STREET. MASON. W. VA. The Estate Of Gretchen Yeager Will Be Sold ANIIQU£S & H(IUS(HOI.Il' Round oak iabkl. 4 oak ch.,s Jenny l vnn bed. 3- PI!a! Witerfall bedroom "'''· hordrock maote 2 Pl!a! hutt:h. ~llle and 4 chair> 2 poecel~/l'j( room su~e. ;1>"'1' ~bkl. oak dresser , ike r<W maple d"""'. 1·tx: Early Amelan hv~g mom surte. rechnef, l<lmwol cclor TV. ~~ J poece maple c.onopy bel)rl)1n1 suoe. ook SOC\< board, !> !)Ieee dnw:tte set oak rocker d(5k sofa. wr:ker iock.er, metal t abmet metal cJt.nrt trunk. oa~ : NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On June 29 . 1987. in the Meigs County Probate Court, Cue No. 25666, Jacky CoughenOur. 5988 Karl Road. Columbus, Ohio. 43229, was appointed EKe· c utor of the nt1te of James A. Coughenour . deceeted, late of S1lem Township. Meigs County. Ohio . Robert E. Buck, Probate Judge Lena K. Nenelroad, Cleric RADIATOR SERVICE We can repair and re· core radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. PAT HILL FORD 992·2196 Middleport. Ollio 1712 . 9 . 16. Jtc 1 -13-tfc WELLMAN'S !l!Wifl~ mach•ne wtth rope tWISt front and carvtnt I'TlbPie Graodtathei clock. J 0005. S.~nature eye le'lel electr< 10nge, PAINTING &, SANDILA.STING rocklf . S.gnalule relr'f!O'aiOicoooertooe. ~ars Kenmore was~ & clryer, Ken11101~ Ullnlfll lreezer. 36"' go15 ""Ri'· ~!<Idle sew<lg mo;hltlli, lots ol kmtl~ng male<~ol old cnmp dol, old f)du1es and lrames, fb Bklil l>Jtteo dish. 16 sans , looAieollot EAGLE RIDGE . SMAll ENGINE CENTER .,.,..., oot bel~ sta~t ond much more AUCTIONEER: RICK PEARSON, # 6687 Phone m-5785 EXECUTRIX: PAULINE V. PULLINS PARTS • SERVICE Repairs MASONRY IIITOU!ION, SWIM POOlS, lllEL •. IUNI, fUMING EQUIPIIINT, HOU!IS. 1!011 FIONTS, ETC. Work Guaranteed FREe ESTIMATES Cal 61•·U6-3028 on All Makes 1 -29-1 mo. Transaxle Repairs Cosh or cllect< w~h t .D. Not Reoponoitllo I<>< accldertto "" ton la<afod Halfway lotwun lt. 7 and lashatt of property. DABBLE HRS : 12 :00 · 6 :00 Monday -Saturday FREE SUMMER MERCHANDISE FOR THE ..... -·. ~- ........... ENTIRE FAMILY 1987 OLDSMOBILE TORONADO TROFEO "Special Edition" WAS 123,446.00 MOW S18,446 Roger Hysell Garage MillE'S APPUANCE It , 124, Pamoroy Ohio IIIYIIG All IWOI .AHDI Of ttDtlltHOID AI'PUAHCII. lll IIPW GUlllllltlD I YUI, AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Alao Trutllllulo• • PH. 992-5682 or «192·7121 • ' - -·52· •VINYl SIDING •AlUMINUM SIDING •BlOWN IN 531 JACKSON PIKE · RT.36 WEST 1987 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO SS AERO COUPE INSUlATION llucket 1101t, power locl!s. power wlnlhows,r. gla11, P.trunk oponor, ftaarnuts, 5.0 liter V-1 high out· put..,.,.., T-t.,., pul• wipon, dtfaggtr, air ce. . tlantr, cOIIHit,sport mirrors, limitod slip tliflor· ontial, cruiH, aula. traM., tilt whool, H.O. hattory, AM/fM cosutto. STOCI NO. 0523 • . WAS $19,295.00 MOW BISSELL SIDING CO. S1· 6 92''5 ' ' llow ··Free • luilt H0111t1 REPAIR SERVICE S.rvict Call Otily SJ210 PMTI AIID Lllbl, StnicMg rtfr . . ef•s. fr••· w~o AC lwln•w unit• oNyl, ...-.. .,.,., ron.... • •. hwedwn, mlcrn••n. p · !lap *'floooh, troth ,...... •••• <AU "2·6771 THE KOUNTRY CLUB a, YO ' 8.00 NEW GRIPS '3.00 ) TROPHIES Pt AOUES BADGES Es~mates" PH. 949-2860 or 949-2801 No Sunday Calls GOLF LESSONS JOHN YEAFORD Prafttslonal CHfSTD, J.ll·lfn 1983 BAJA 18 FT. OPEN BOW 115 H.P. Morcury outboard' engine, power trim. "ALL ACCESSORIES INClUDED" WAS •6,995 NOW S5495 , .REASONABU • RELIABLE 8·20· '86 tin IIOUIS: 11 MOII.•WID,·F11. 1 I::SO·ItM P.M. TIIUIS.·liiUIS. 1:30-StM P.M. SA!UIDAY 9:00-tcOO , ... .CLO- SUNDAY PIIONit 61.·992·661. C 11187 Pondwol& In:. . :Heward L. Writnel . ' ; ROOFING : NEW - REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cla11ning . Painting .FREE ESTIMATES 949-2263 ···or 949-2168 4·22·17-ttn •• J . J.IJ I mo. !CUT OUT FOR fUtURE U!EI PUtLIC INirriD • _ _ · BISSELL BUILDERS CUSTOM .UILT HOMES I GARAGES "AI lea-bit Prices" PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 Day ar Night NO SUNDAY CAllS , , PIANO TUNING •Ranges Goo<l thr~ A"'- 30, 1917 •Refrigerators •Dryers •Freeze's 992-3718 & ALUMINUM CAll: Ph. 16141 843-5425 5· 22-87·2 mo . p4. EAGLE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR Truck, auto, & haavy equipment repairs and welding. (All makes & models! PH. 949-2756 John 11. lenh Owner/Mechanic s.s.·u.s .... WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 ln8ttln 15 '"· bpari-· ill Schools, Ha-s, Churches. 4·5·tlc 7-2-1 mo. DENNY CONGO 16141 997· 77S4 , 985·3561 All M1ke1 EUGENE LOIIG lie. rotS·011 .... l/1"11 ' KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE PARTS and SERVICE · Pay Your Cable & Phone Bills Here 1 IUIIN!S! PHON! '6141 99HSlO R£!1DENCI PHON! le(tiVe 50'%. Off SECOND tuning if done within one year. •Washefs •Dishwasher s lf2 PRICE We C11rry Fiahing Supplies 11 o.m. Ia 7 p.m. RUSS MOORE 992-2526 3 part: Collie .puppies to gN8 rmay. 6 weeks old. 1 male. 2 lemeles. Call614-992-3877. 3·8 weeks ~d female halfGerman Shepherd pUppies. 304-676-7966. 2 mother clt.s & 6 kinens. 6 gerbils. 3 babiet, 2 aduh1. 304-676· 7363. 2 female kitt1111s. gray -calico. 304·676·4216. Dog - Norwegian Elkttound , 1payed. Good watch dog but not with kids. 304-875-7649. 8a~tam chicks. 304-896· ;J972. Two pancolllepuppiea -1 male, 1 female . Call 304-676-7883. 6 Lost and Found Lost· Female white cat between Rio Grand11 ilnd Vinton on At. 32& . Pie••• Call · 614 -246 · 9603. lost : Pony, brown & white mare near Kamper Hollow. Call 814448· 3702 , 8 Public Sale & Auction JIUDDlEPORT, OHIO 7-15-17 I mo. . . · MARCUM CONTRACnNG : [" CitESTD, 01110 :~~~~~ ~=w~C~M'ENT LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT YOUNG'S - CARPENTER SERVICE Addons snd remodeling Roofing and gutter work Concrete \¥ork Plumbing a nd elect rical wo•• (Free Estimates) V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 ar 992-7314 " Pomeroy, Ohio · 4·15-' 86·1C ROOM AOOITIONS BUILOINGS REFERENCES ,.... Da' ., htni... 985-41.1 GEIIDAL COttnACTOIS 7-15-17 l11a. pd. ACCENT FENCE COMPANY Let Us Flace 'i ou Ia FREE ESTIMATES AESIOENTIAL / CO!Io1MERCIAL '"· 742·2027 ANY liM I BlJ I CHf ll SHU f) Wo know whoro 1ttt looof is. Wo also k11tw tho for llut<h•ltit .. ~ , ........ Wo uHsfy • yoo Rn' t pay fm IUTOIEIIIG W/1115 (OUPOfl til•• Goo<! ·thru 'A-tl CALL ANYTIME 446·8311 7-6-l mo. Auctioneer Col. 01car E , Click. 304-895-3430 . 9 Wanted To Buy We pay eaah for lete model clean used car~ . Jim Mink ChtN .-Oidslnc. Bill Gene J o hn•on 614-446 -3672 TOP CASH Paid for '83 mod~ and newer used can . Smith Buidl-Pontiac. 1911 Eastern Ave., Gallipolis. Call 114-4462282. Want to buy used mobile ho mes. Co1161 4-•<8-0176 . 3 tobacco baling boll.,, wringltl' w ..her . Call 614· 379-2423 ef· ter 9am. 1114 ·379 ·2160 etter Bpm. Buying daily gold , silver coins. rings , tewelry. stefling ware, old coint, large currenq. Top prices. Ed Burkett Barber Shop, 2nd. Ave. Middleport. Oh. 614992·3.76. Wanled to buy, standing tim~r . Call AI Tromm st 814· 742· 2328 . One to two acres of l111d in cotfntf"' for trallet. Mu1t have aeptic tank, trail• hook-up and Z2Z Beech 51 .. Alberta Middleport, Ohio vnter. Write Becku1. .6760. TA YLOI IUILDEIS 40'1. Off ON WINDOWS THRU JUlY ................... CAU · fOI Flit l511U1t 992-6116 or 367·7220 7·8· '17·1 mo. Help Wanted 11 Htactiv•. stut ~ S3.615 Secur;ty In local atore. PW hour. training progr.m 6 oqult>mont lrlch<dod . Bond.b-· ground lnfofmlliori with phone n u - to Flthl" Big Whool NO . 18, 100 Wa~hlnglon Squoro, w-on Ct. Houoo• OH <3180 . Aftn ' LP. Monogor. Stot'B Retail N..d full-time b•bysittw. & Help Wantad MLT Certified or oUgtblo for port time evening~ position Mondav thru Fridav . Comect Pert0nnel Dep1. Pl.... nt v... ev Hot;pltal. VIII"" O~vo. Pt. Pl. WV 25110. AAE ·EEOE. AVON, no servH;:tl ch•ea. open terrllorias, phone 304-171 1~28 . nlghto ow..... eon bohoHu 10 VETERANS -Earn u.tia monevln tl\e Army Net'onal Guafd. 304am 11 ~~m 7119• ook .fo• ontr,. Pom. 114-3e7GoiUpoUt 175·3850., HI00-5<2·34119 . .,••. -T-,pl-,t-,. t-600-w-:iool<-ly_o_t_ho_m-o: lnlo•motlon1 sond ulf· •dd<OUOd envelOPe to Mr. M-or. 44616. Box132 C•rrollt;>n. OH GREAT POSITION! Don ' t Mlu This Rare OpportunProgr•m Oi_rector - ity! Work from your hom• hiring Compreftenshl:a ootp•tlant sub- and ·training peopte. FREE train· ltance ebuse Protram. Aaspon- lng pfovkted. Weekly peycMc:ks. , slbillt/81 i nclude prooram ldelll· job for moth8f'S, form• a dm i ni 1trat Ion. su pervis ion, teachers, party plan de ..ercounselirig, end publle relation•. llteachars. par. Cel lootlect) · Qu•lificiations should Include at Now! Betty Varallo. 304· 744 ~ Ieist two year• e-perience in 092 • . tubltance 1buse field, some adminittrativs experianc.,'i tond " PARTY -PARTY.. COmbine 2 In proceu of cartificstion. nd demonstration• in one. Sell tays, Inter end fflume by July 3 . to giftl ancf home decor with Personnel Committ. .. Vinton- Christmu cetslog. No cash Jac.kson County Alcohol Po· inueatment. Fr8fl Christmas Kit. gram, 287 P~•l Street Jackson, Earn to 25 pet to sell or book a P1~y-Party- with Toy Chest. OH •5&49. E.O.E. 304-937-32.1 . HIRING! Governmen• jobs. your eree. 816,000. 868,000. Call AVON - All areas. Call Marilyn· 602 - 838 - 888~ Ext. 1449. Weaver .3 04-882-2145. Governma'lt Jobs. •16.040 · '69,230 • ye..-. Now hiring. Call 1-806· 687· 6000 Ekl, R· 9806 for current fed•al lilt. Part-time bookkHPer. ftuible hours, 1 2 to 1 6 hours weekly, Computer knowledge helphll. Send r"ume to The Daily Sentinel. Bolt 7290 . Pomeroy, Ohio 46169. Auto Mechanic. 5 yrs. eKperlance. Mutt heveOwn tools. (On commission) . Sand resume .to Deily Sentinel, Boll 7.2 9M , Pomeroy, Ohio . Teachers Aide. Must be able to ailsiat in the supervisk)n and instruction ol 1tudents with moderate, 1evere or J)t'ofound ret•dalion. M1y keep lr1ining r&cords, attendance records and lunch records. Aulat stud1111t1 durin9 lunch. Assist stud~~nta during toiletlng and other 1elf· help •kills. Must be willing lo work with ltudenu who hll"'te severe behavior problems. 15.82 per hour. Medical. liability in1ursnce, PEAS , sick leave, personel dsva. vac~ion. life insurance. 8:30-3:30 Mond..,.. FridiiV. 9 month poshion. Posting. date, July 10 through July 20, 1987. Applicants 1hould send resume to: Meigs County Board ol Mental . Retsrdation, p·, o ~ Box ·307, SyreeuN, Ohio. 45779. Ann . Kathy Luebbert. Educational Director. T81chers Aide. Part time. Mult be 8ble to assist in the superviston and in1truction of stud~tl with moderate, tevafa or pro· found retardation. Mey keep training records, attendance record• and lunch records. A..i1t atudanta during lunch. Auist students durin; toileting and other setf· h..p skills. Must be wl11ing to work whh 1tudents who have ..vere behevior prab· lems. S6.82 per hour. Medical . liebilily insurance, PEAS. sick lesve. personal d..,.s, vac•tlon, lite in•uranca. Ho'-'r1: 10:00 to 2:00 Monday through Friday . 9 month positton. Po.ting date: July 1 0 -July 20. 1887, Applioams altouW send ...,,.. to: Meiga ·county Bo•d of Mentel Retsrdation. P.O . 8011. 307, Syracu ... Ohio. •5779. Attn. Kslhy M . Luebbert; Educational Director. 12 Situations Wanted Middle woman to live in or rent. ·;-· Cell 614-446· 14,4, 614-4461023 or 614-448-1764. 18 ' Wanted to Do Septic tank pumping. r"ldem:ial & commwlc1l. flO per load. · Ron EvansEnterprlsn. Jackson. Ohio. Cal.! 61•· 286·6930 Jim'• odd jobs painllng, drive-way retealing, carpenter work & roof repair, lr... • hedg•' experienced . Cell 814 · 379 .. 2415. Babysitting doli• in my home . . Vinton area . Call 614·388- • 8236. ' Can do light hauling sndroofing. Reasonable rates . M•rlon Snider. 614·949-2129. Room .and board for elderly and handicapped whh personal c•e. In Middleport: Call 514-9926873. Groverts Lawn Mo~f~~er Repllir. We'll pick 'up and delivef. Good . ... used m9wera for .. Ia. Call 614-742-2393 or 814-7423091 . 21 Business Opportunity I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· lNG CO . recofntnendt that you do business with people you know. and NOT to send mon..,. through the malt untll you htwe in.v eetigettd 1M offMnt. For ..Ia: Cov8 Bar. Rt , 7 , Pomeroy, Ohio. $40,000 firm. &U-992·9901 . Own Your Own Apparel or Shoe Store. ~;hoose from : JeanJob opening for Junior High Sportswear, Ladies Apparel. Instructor. Must havt or be Men ' s , Children-maternity, .tigible for Ohio Special Educe· large si.zes, petite, dancewe•r· . tion CertHieatetotaach ttudentl aerobic, bridel, lingerie or ace•· who hne moderate• • ..,.,., or 1oriea slore. Add color anatylis . ... profound mental retardation. Brands; Li.z Cl•ibortla, Gasoline, (MSPRI Plan, develop and im· Hellthltl!., Levi, Lea. Camp plement training programs for Beverly Hih, St. Michele, ltudents a11igned to the elus. Chaus;. Ou,ba!=k Red. Genesis. Must be willing to work with Fofenza. Org..,icllly Grown. ttude'nts who have severe be- ov•r 2000 others or &13.99 one hwtor PfObltml. Salary com- Pf'ice d•~ner, t'nuiti ti• pricing mansural81 with quaiHications. discount or family shoe store. Banefiu include medical. liabil- Relail pric.s unbelievable for Ity in•urance; PERS: •lck leave; quality shoes normally prk;ed peraonal davs; life insurance . . from t19, to &80. Over 250 Tttia is a nine month position. brsnds 2600 ltyles. &14.800 to with 8 :30 tm to J :30 pm 826,900; inventofY. trtaning. working hours. Posting data: f111.turea. Qt'tnd opening. airf•e. Juty 13. 198.7toJuly23. 1987. etc. Can open 1& ct.,•. Mr. Applican" should sand resumes Sidney (404)262·4489 . , to: Melg1 Cou_nty Bosrd of Mental Retardation, P.O . Box 307, Svracuse. Ohio 46779. Rea l Es lalr. Attn: Kathy M. Luebbert, Educs· tion Director. LAB TECH Jackson General Hoap. Rtpty, W. Va Is ecceptlng application• fOf • fullt imerriedlca1labTechnicien, qualified applicant. will heva a 2 or 4 year degree in Medical Tedmology and a current ASCP Registry. Hosprtel offers ••callent Mlary and Hnefhl for more information ell, Personnel DireCOir 304-372-2731 or apply at Hospital buulneu office. 31 Homes for Sale 2 BR . 10 yr .. mint conditton, betutiful location, Nur ' Nor· thup. Priced r~t or wMI uade. Call &14-256-6200. 5 8dr .• 11h nory, all electric. full btl~t~.ement. 8 .1 acres, located in· Ato Grande. t47. 000. 514-2411· 6197. CeU . ~==========+::::~:;;==::;=::. f 111 pI o ymr: n! IO·B·tfc •REMODELING. •OARAGE& • POLE Alc lt Purson Auc tioneer li· jn .Ohto '8ftd WMt Virlfnla , Res.. Estate. af!tique, f~m. llquilfation ulet , 304· 773 5785 or 773 ·6430. C*tHd Manth of JulY. SALES & SERVICE Sunday: 1 p.m.-7 p.m. Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling .. · Roofing of all Types Worked in home area 20 yeart "Free Estimates" ; Mobile service :' 6147843-5248 Pomero' ly Chonct or Appotntmtnt PLASTIC CRAFT and · CERAMIC BISQUE 161 North S.cond MidtllfiGrl, Ohio 4S760 HOURS: Tuo .· Wtd.·fri. VIIIYL :electronic Organs HUDNALL PlUMBING & HEATING 1124 East Main St. SUPERIOR SIDING CO. TYs, Antennas Satellite Sales Installation Service N. 2nd AYE. MIDDLEPOIT, OH. BUY- SEll - TRADE Riverine Antiques · ;J.R.'s REPAIRS .... PH. 949-2969 ANTIQUES BUY OR SELL l·i -'17· 1 mo. SHOP CLQSEO SUNDAY Business Services Power tr..,. rtloato, mol4ing pocka91, Rf0991r, 3.1 Ntor V-6 "'9· WfM/ca11. spociaf •IWGUIItttl po- anto-, clftiOio w/11- shill, touring cor ridt I ha . .ing plcg. ltathor wrappod t'-i"' whotl, spt<lfic buckot tools, leather trim, 6-way powor 11011 1n<luding power rKlinor. "loavtlful llock". s'IOU NO. 0607 Giveaway IESID£NTIAl INOUITllAL rn c••• T• 1u. ,.,,.~,. ~nk ~ ~i!S.\ "" of w.,w( k cflna, ma<le '" En~and. ,-.t of Bkie W1low d,..., Aostoc t>dure dal1\ai:t5. ~mps. comiXJI1(!! stereO, AMHol 8 tnck •nd slanrl llJIIS, 11nes. ~ pans_ ron ~ taw n .-.- ne«1s reoa~rs. TERI\oiS : 4 COMMIICIA~ ond- flo 8tue drshes. .,.....ed . .ljo dosh. gray potche and saucet. - An noun ce 111 P. nIs SALES & SERVICE . 1'\1 1 . _ 1 _ ESTATE ~turday , ..,,_ ,n-w_.,.,..., ":!E' ... _ _ . __ .. _ .._.__.,._ ·-,. " ,......' - "''-""- _ __ ··---··- ·-·- "--··· _ ...,... ···-1' 1-_-·-·-_·:=-,. :t :: C.'":. ~-:.· ::Tc';:":r. ., • BUY ONE ITEM AT REGULAR PRICE AND RECEIVE AN ITEM OF EQUAL VALUE OR LESS 949-2748 . BOGGS · 11::=.'" _ ,_... ··~ -~~· ~- jtJIICt~LinA '"'l~ph~,., ,_,l(;lt.an iJe•·· · Arnold. lottnA OolwoaM. Still Kowr. Oily KiwJr., Kill Ki.. Md p-h~dron. . 0~ ~-· .._ Clu. ified P•lr• cu••t:r 1he CARD Of IHANlS $29 I 962 1 ~ ... - ,.. · Tho ''"'' '' of Olley Kisor , St. Jnd 11lndtJthtr. · STOC:I NO. 0556 .. . ___ .. .... ·-_-··_ ....... • ~c..•- oOIll: 8 dtoth of our husblnd. fltllor , r-.;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;jili;;;~~ 100.. ~ ""'... .. • *''"' ..,·,.It. WAS '33,797.00 •• -• 1 Card of Thanks Finished in lilac~ w/rttlleathor, 6-woy powor IMIItt -"· I ,..,....,. lidt, , . _ Mer lock~ dual,_,... roof electronic air c...ti-r, crui• control, ·s.7 litor T.P.LY·l ....... 4 ............ INN. witlt owonlrift, Doko.._ ...I 't"-o .I*'IWIIUODI l4 .... . , 11 . STOC:I NO. 0502 ......_.. · ·-· "·-~~~~ ...... .... .... ........ •-w ..,. ._.... _···--·.... ____ --·"-··'· -.. . . . . ,..__. . ..._..4-. .. ....... ... .'"·..r-·,_ ·-J ---..... .....,----____ , .. . -......_..... _ ......·-. -. ..... .... . .. ____ ... _ ....... _ . ,_ ".......... '--·.... .... _ --· _ ....... _ . ·------··---.... .. .. ···.... · ---·::=::.::t.:r ... . . ·· ----···---·--· ......... . . ._......... _ ·--··... RATU ! O.OOU """" ..----·---··---. ...~--~-. ,..... .....-.......... -. -- A special meeting of the Pomeroy Area Merchants Association has been scheduled for 8 a.m on Tuedsay at Bank One. Ideas are needed for the bridge opening ceremony and salE'S promotions . Su11uner Clearance t• I P... ... _ ......... r. ...... ... ____ .. .. ... I J- • "'·JI s• ' ro .n PUn '" "' uu .... ttww FNAY I Ul Special meeting planned by merchant! DAN'S General CantrDdC!rs OHIO tr""" .,......, ·Power loc.., pewor winlhowo, potinfld glass, pvl• wipon, .,ogpr, air ,.,...tioll, ,...,., spert nlirron, crui•. V-6 tftllnt,IIVIO. trans. tilt whool, aluminum whotlt, , . . , UI/FM· /-ttt. '-'-tor, H.D. coaling, sptcial. "loautiful ltd." STOCI NO. OU3 , 290 North ! of Curacao·b ased Q uan t urn F und 11 ~r:====::;=:::==::r:==========f1 ·BELL CONSTRUCTION 6-l7·ltc Phone selling it s profitable Mueller Brass Co. to an unidentifi ed group of Investors. • Rldgesaldapurchaseofferfor Mueller was mad e to Sharon Steel o!!ldals iatf' Tuesday and will remain in effect through July 21. A source in Was hington said the inves tor · group has offered abOut $~ m!lllon for the Port Huron, Mi ch., company . "There's a lot of work to be done In a very, very short period of time, but it's very·· encourag· ing," Ridge said. "This is as far · as Sh11ron Steel has been able to come. and It's the best offerHUI1 has had in the las t 3¥., years." Business Services birthday Holley Jo Williams recently celebrated her first blrtllday with a party given by her parents , Bobby and Teresa Williams, Pomeroy. ,The party was held at the home of her maternal grandmother, Dorothy Harden of Lincoln Heights. A Care Bear theme was carried out with cake, Ice cream, chips, iced tea and coffee being served. Those attending were Brian and Paige Harden, Jay, Erma and Matthew Ridgeway . · Scott ~ Williams, Jessica Janey·, Linda, Bobby and Jimmy Austin, her maternal grandmother, Mrs. Harden, paternal grandparents, Bob and Pat Williams, and paternal great -grandmother, Helen Williams . Sending gfifs were Jim, Annette and Jay Lambert, and John, Taml, John William and Heather Nelson. The Daily Ohio StrVIGI:s 11 Help Wanted local manufacturing firm it leelting an el.ctro/ mechenicat graduate engineer who conaid· ers Meigs, Mason or Qallls area hOme. We prefer a parson with about 20 YQrl In a bf-o8d range of electrical, 6 mecttanicel design •P•Ieflce. Salary le negoti· able. Pleaaa send r•ponce to loll T-CD -800 c / o Gsllipolis Dally Tribune, 825 Third Avenue. Gallipolis, OH 4663, . Include, education experience .. ···-·Poirier()v.......... · MiddlepOrt 8t Vicinity ......... ........... -·· .... •-..... 3 family . Bike. applisnces.: dishes, fufnllure. knick-knacks,w clothing. Misc. Behind Bidwell• • PO . Wed.· Sit . Lost around Mercerville, Me- · dium size bleek dog, part Collie: ~ R,werd $10. Call 614- 256- ,.' 1321 . ' Yard sale: Tools. furnituf8. toyL clothes. mi1c. First nla in 10 v-an. 4 .6 mil• from Chester on Rt. 248 . Follow signt to log cabin on hill. Thur. and Fri ..B-8. Sst. 8-12. 814-9811-4227, Yard Sate, Centenwy Town- ·' house. July 17. ClOth... 1ppli-: cances, home int .. jew&t .... Misc. • 9·1 .• • ~nd pat~s.etc . Garage uta: Fri. 61.m .•?. &66 Leur.. St. Middleport, Ohio. Tova. tools, old trunkt, bicycle. misc .. · 622 Jay Drive. Fri, 17. 8 -&: Antiques. clothing, ml1c. Fricfai •O: only sale; ... E~tp•ian~ body man needed to build s1fvag• cera. For lntar· v......,, Csll 014· 388 ·1e11S. Wed. Thur. 11h milet Hy1oll Run. CheiiP prices. Variou• item1. 61.· 992· 5275. ' An.,.tion Nur••· Rewerdlng ••p•lance for the socially orlented nur.. A 31 bed n.w• facitity for th• ba1ia1Jy arftbul• tory ttd•ly wtth a hlstor,~ ot seizure ditorder or mental retar~ d~lon . Currerntr, Heklng a pat1·tlme • call-in sub LPN to worlt all shlftt. Be part of a growing comp.,.,. Contact OH Job Service. 114-448· 1183. Friday, July 17 on cOunty Rosel 31 , Bald Knob-StiversvHie Ad .. nut to Bald Knob Chui'ch. Immediate O,.ninga. &werel potkktne for men and women from th. G•Uipolls .,.. , No •p•llll'lce nec.uery but the d•tre to work and wllllnante• to IMrn ._ e must. EKPIN\c.t advancsd If eccepted. Tr-.,or· tatktn p.rovkteld at no OOM H needld. If you hwa • pl-'"1 penonality and lfke 10 meet Ill• public . . Mr. Kemp. Fri .• \Juty 17, tOAM· 1'M Alpine Motot. :blilri..- WMted 8t 'Ac,... the 8u..th* aatyllt. Prafer- whh a foUouulng, Call 81 ·"41·1110 ook for Roxie. , g,oo.o:oo pm. > Yard Sate. Friday 17th , Set . • · 18th. Otf 1• 1 on Lln~n Pille et · ' C•ntenaf"'. •th trailer on left. :' Clothing, tool I , jewelry, dilh•.... drapes. lawn mowert, & mite. ., • ! :3-:f-om-::-ily_y_o-rd:-,.-:,.-,-:M:Cit..:c..:h..: ol..:l..:Rd:..,:: : _ ___....___......:.:...:..._.. . 9· 6 . Thurs., Fri .• & Sat. At Ma•ine MithHIS, laurel CliH Rd. Fridsy, July 17th and Saturday, July 11th. First ula thie year. • ------·PfPieasant· ·---:: & Vicinity ····-·-GaiiTpolii.········ 8t Vicinity ····-~··········-·-············· · · Wed., Thurt., Frt. 8·2 pm. Toy .. child,..'• ctothlng, a little of worythlr\g. 1-oi·Rodnor Ad, Thl~ hs. on right off. At. 31. Y.ord Bolo. July 17 • 11. 2~ miiM out Geo...- Creek Rd. AI size clothing, including big women1, emall1ppll1noee, tova. shutt..... bed fr11m• bird t.age. mise. : .---······················ ----·---· .. : July 18·17, ..,.,,, tamNiw. I · milet Rt. 2 N. Clothing 111 tiz•t. : Home Interior, Somtthing for ,. ev-vone. I to 1 :: YA'ADSALE - Fridl'f, le.m . -7 : " p.m .; Salurd-v, 8 a.m. · 1 p.m. ~ 105 Highland Avenue. Point ~ Ploo..,, Clothoo, old dlo- ' . lntiques, booka. ,.._.leneous. : . YARO SALE - - 13ot Mo-.:. Ortvo. July 17· 11. 8-? . '""'· glfllogo -· odullo end children clothlnt, othor -cot· laneous hems. ' �• Thunda~Jwy16. Pega 10-The Daily Sentinel 31 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ,...,...... , LAFF-A·DAY Home• for Sale For Mle by owner: 2 story houM ;n Mlddtopon -ooldng p ..... ~ yr. guerntMCf vlnyle 'lding. w· w cerpet, 1 ~ blth. unique woodworll. 114-912-1121. M·:ll 11.11'1!1 61 Household · Gowmmem Homeefrom t1 . IU ..... I. Dollnqu-IU - -RtpDUUiiDna. CaM 1-801-1818000 EJd. OH· IIOI5 tor current repo nn. --.· . ·:•,;··:' 3 bedroom house tor sele in Pom-. 11•-992-2288. For ..le by owner: Racine. Ohio. 2 11ory Muu. I badrooms. 3 b.throomt. centr1lliJ. Spectou1 cloHhl, plll1ial baeement, large out building, tully carpeted u.eept• ldtehen, 2 fumecn, within welldng dllltlnce of R•· cifte bulin111 dlatritt. 31h acres. 082.000. con11cy doytime 114·149·21512 or nighttime 814 - 949 · 2408 if int...Ced. ...·.. GOVERNMENT HOMES ~m n .oo. IU repoi<lolao t.X dot;,. I ,·,," , "We are gathered here at number 14 which is a short but difficult par 3 with a kidney-shaped green surrounded by traps ... !" 992-57U. ' 71 ... .., ..... ·.... ' . Olive St., Oatlipolit, NEW- e pc, wood group- '311. Living room suit•- *118-eUI. Bunk bedo with beddl.,.. 0111. FuH liM mlttr... a. tound•k)n 1tertlng - t98 . Recliners aterting· ttl: ; USED- Bedt, df•sers. bedroom 1uitea. t198 -1289. Dask1, wringer w•eher, • .complec•line of uud furniture . NEW- WHt•n 130. Woi-kboott e18 • up. IStltll • softtoe) . Ceiii14-.U0-3159 . boo-.- 0000 USEO APPLIANCES w..hers. drY••· ratrig.-ators. Skaggs Appllsncts, r•ng•• · UppiM RlviM Ad. bHida Stona Cr•t Motel. 614·441: 7381 . LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sot11 and chairs priced frOm t395. to ttl!. Tabl• eao and up to eu&. Hld••· IMdl 1390 tO 159.5 . Aeclin~ttt t22~ to ~::::::::::::::::::==~~==~;;~;;~====~ t311. Limp• t21 to e1215. 44 Apartment Din.Ctn t109 end up tO e495. Wood tibia w-e chairs t2815 to for Reht 1715. Detk t100 up to 1375. Hutch• t400 1nd up. Bunk Furnished apt .. next door to beds complele w· m•t,..MI Ubrtry. One prof... ional Adult t291 and up Ia e391 . 11by beds 41 Houses for Rent only . Parking. Ph. 441-0338 . t110. ·Mattr..... orboxsprinp full or twin .e ee. firm t71, and Nic.ly turnithed small house. Furnished apartment , 1210. tl8. OuMn seta t221," king Adult• only . Aeterenc•• re- utilities paid. 1 bdr. 920 Founh, ch•t •e1. Gun t3150. 4 quired. Oft street parking. Ph. Gellipolis. Call 441·4416 after c1blnet11 I gun. Gu or .,~ric 814-. .8-0338 . 8pm. rena• $371. leby mMtr..... • t415 . Bed tram• no. Kitchen furni1hed. carpeted. 2 Aper1ment tor Rent: 3 roomt. • .315 t30 a King treme •so. Good BR. 1 'h bath, no . peu, Oep. & • 1 26/ mo. Aduhs. Ctll 30•· selection of . bedroom euh:H, R"ef. 233 Second Avenue. 6715-6104. or 8715 -7738 . metal Cabin .... haedbo.-ds t30 t350i mo. Call 614·.U8-•926. and up to 1515. Up1t1lrt, 3 BR, 1 bath, kitch•!'l 2 bedroom brick below Sw•n furnished, no PMS, Dep. & Ref. 90 06ys · sam• iss· c•h wtth Creek, dtn, full biSef!lenl, aif :1:38 First. t250 / mo . C•ll 614 approved credit . j Mll1111 out conditioning, fuel oil heat, 1 car 446-4926. Bulaville Rd . Open .9 •m to 6pm gere;a. t2150 per mo. · 2· 3 Mon . .thru Sat . . Ph. 614-448blldroom sptrtment in town, 2 BR. 2 b•th. carpeted. kitchan 0322. . utiliti11 paid. 1350 per ·mo . 3 furnished. no p.t:s, dep. & ref. bedroom. full b•ement Spring t3215/ mo. 11 Court St. Call PARSON'S FURNITURE Valli'¥ ""· t3215 per mo. 3 to 4 IU-..1-4928 . b.clroom on little Kyg.,. Ao1d. New wood I pc. living fOOm Country 11mosphera. t3110 per Furnished Apt .• 3 rooms . share suit•, U99 .915; New living month. Call Wl1em1n Real Est- beth. 701 Fourth. Gallipolis. room suh:• tram 1179.11 to ttl. 614-U15-3M4. • 176. Utilltln psid. Call S1 4 · 1700.; Ch11t of drewars, 4 446-4416 •ft• 8PM. drew•. 148 .• 15dr....,, t51 .91S;I Newty remodeled 3 BR home. End tabl• ffom eet.95 slit. C•ll 814·"6· 8278. Modern 1 BR apertment. Call Usad Fumitur•: bedroom suit... 814-..8-0390. full sized beds. twin bed1 end 3 room house in city, furnished, rodlan. A•dineu from 199.915 wall to wall urpet. Nice. No Brookeid• Apartments: 4•&· and up pets. Call 61 4 ·4-46-0893. 1932 or 441-4fJ39. One BedTHE WORKING room •P•rtment whh large MAN 'S FRIEND For ••leorrMt. 3 BA. b•th& 'h. cpuntry . kitchen, new •ppliantemlty room. loc•ted on 681. cat.. utility room, water. sewar CARPET Ret. & dep. required. No Pees. •nd tr11h sarvicll provided. Remnants-All size• . Alto cut Call 614-256-6789 or Quiet 1re1. Clrpet- te.QO ylrd &: Uj). Living 268-8205. rooril•- t300 a. up. Financing Furnished atticiancy, 1110 utili· Molloh•n Fufriiture, 2 bedroom house and apt . tor ti .. pd. c.u 114-4415-4418' avtilabl•. Upper River Rd. Cell 614·446- · rent in Pomeroy. Psrtielly fuf· •fter Bpm . 7.4• . niahed, depoait required. C1ll 614-992·2381 . 1 8R. unfurnished ap•rtment Rafrigerltor. .otu. reclin••· nMt' HMC . No p.... t119 living room tabln. & full 11u For rant: 6 room house, bath. month. t100 deposit. Call 814bedding. Corbin & Snyd• Furni· R•cine er•a. ~rge garden and . .6-3817. ture, 966 Second . 114· 448· lawn . Call614-992·6868 . 1171 . 1 BR tpt. 740 Second Ava . 4- rooms, b1th, one floor houu, t186 p• month. Deposh reBookcase waterbed. Rails. m•t · lttectred ger1ge. in MiddlltpOn. quired. C.ll 814-.... 5-•222 1Mtress. htat•. ex. condhlon. ' Carpeted, 11ove and refrigerator tween 6. t326. C•lll14· 388·1120. furnished . Ideal tor • single or 1 working coupl•. Sorry. · no pets Privet• parking . Private enGood used colarTV'1. For 111111 or or children, t175 plu• ~•ecurttv trance, 1 BR tur.nish~ . 111 utilitrade. C•lll14-446-1141. depo1it. Phone 114-992·6292. ties pd. 1200 ·per mQnth. C1ll 614-445-7&1& or 114· 446· Stokerm.tic stove tor sale(hut· Hocking Tech Student Aent1l1., 1636. ;• · ing ttove). SN HoM!~ Mill•, M•n. eli:l*'lertce th• compan81.-388-8104 . ionship of feRow students with Gr1ctous !ivlng . 1 and 2 bed· the prWacy of own room. Shere room apartment• at Vlllag• Crosl~ Air Condiltonlf. 17,500 living room with TV •nd HBO, Manor 1nd RNertide Ap•rtBTU . Uaad 3 months. Call showers and kitchen . No rate ments in Middl•port. From 81•· . .8-71n doy or81•· ..8increne for '87 ·' 88 yeer. 814· $2:1!5 . including utiHtias. Call 07&3 evening. 992-2094 Of 614· 992· 6742, r quent and torec::loure propetiM . weH.&Ie now. For lilting call 1-311-733-tol2 ll<t 0673. 33'dl7' ....,ch home; 3 br. 2112 bftha. Irving room. dining room 611:itchtn. 2· c•a•~t~•· All birch pan.Ung,l-ee utility room. 37'' buift·in TV. built-in l'lnge,griddle • oven, 'llefY 18111• sM-thru tlr.,a.c.. n.w m .... fully carpeted, fult b-.mtnt (furnilhed). Mint c:ond. 3 p4us 1 Y.t 1ere -ockedlake. e110.000. Rt. 7at Five Pointa. Pomeroy, 0 . 1nd tlec. Lower; organ A· 1 lhiiJe. 07.000. fftm. 1-8H-882-2871 . •c::r• Fin .· room houH, c811lr. 1VJ ICI'H on Jim Hill Road. County W•t• rNdy for hookup. Owner finenciftl With d~n payment, 304-87&-·182 .. 875-2858 . 32 Mobile Homes for Sale NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES, 4 MI. MST, GALLIPOLIS. RT 38. PHONE 81·· . .8-727.. . 1171 LibertY MobK• Home with -'orege building on 1 'I• ecrn off . At. 110 et Porter. Call 246- 923•. - 1970 Kit 2 BR mobile hom•. Call 114-<Me-2903. c.mbridl• Deluae trtiler. 6x 1 2, all e4ectric. 2 BR . rill. rNI nice. exc.-.,.t. Call 814-448-3971 . 1973 Freedom 12X60. 2 BA, total elec . Underpinning . , 04000. Coli 81.·388-972 • . \ 1184 1 4x86, fenced yard. 3 lots, AI. 180 at Evergreen. 18,100. Calll14-441-1 339 or 11....8-1628 . 14x7o wi~h ex· ', 984o. ShuiU: 3 BR a 2 blthl. Lind ~ ntriCt wlilebla. Call 114· ..t-8725. ~troom mobile home. Set up rudy to moVe into. P~io 1 o 1 U c • ' e H .' .,, steps. etc. Complete, 19~0 . Coli 81•-992-8887. 1 Skyline. 14x70. S bed· , compl .. a wh:h 11x22 p.tio c:over, 1nd door ,...,.. Lib new condidon . 0.100. 1974 12x60. 2 bed~m. ncellent condition . j300. DeiNer.t. blocked and !elad on your lot. King•burv 1 • 900 E. M1in St. Pom• S ' r . Ohio. 01•· 992-6887. · *""'" 81•· 9. 81.·992 -7787 . EOH . Nice tWa rooms. btth, lovely sun porch, on1 floor pl•n home on Mulberry AWl<. , Pomeroy. Full basement, carpeted, stove. retriger~or and draperi• provided. oH·str"t psrking. t226 . a month plus security depoait. Aduh1 only , Sorry, no peu. 61.· 992·52_9 2 . . 42 Mobile Homes 1 Holty P•rk. 14x6~. 2 for Rent idrDOml. center kftchen. front · r bm end blth. Mutt see to - - - - - - - - - - 1 jprKi-'e· Can be seen •t C(iuntry Mobile Home Park on 2 BR . 111 utilities pd. except elec., turn. or unfurn .. sec. dep. A ~. 33 1t Darwin 1fter 6:00 pm. racf•d . Convenient location . 1 lh& Roch•t• 14•70 mobile Cell 814· . .6-B!i68. ~ .. totel electric. new carpet, t 17,tOO.OO negotiable, 304- 2 BR p1nly furnished mobile 878-7818 or 814-387-0311 home in Crown Citv. Call 61•·256-8620 lilt• 8,oo pm. 1 - ;;~;:o:::bH_;_e_ho_;m_e_on-d:-;lot::-.-;P;:r;:;c::::;ed re.-oneble. 304-175· 7889. 3 BR trailer, 1 V, baths, 3 miln p1st Holur on Co. Rd. 46 In E.vergreen. Cell814·446 -1323. 1178 Rosemont 14x70, 3 br, 2•& -9170. u.8oo. Call 304-895-3427 oft• 4'30. 1 2x70 Windsor with e•pendo, 2 IMdroomt. tB.OOO. Clll 304· 87~·8968 , 33 . Farms for Sale 20 acre term Hartn•n Trace Raid. Glenwood, W. Va. for more inform-' ion call 30•· 773· 5118 or 773-6186 after 6 :00. Business Buildings Commercial buildingS for 1..... Downtown Pt. Pleu•nt . S1ora1, otflcn. A·One Rul Estate. Carol Ye-eer. Brokll". Call 304871·&1~ . 36 Lots a. 379 -2898. 2 BR 121160 unfurnished . Htlt mile palt HMC. CA. ret. & dep , requlrad. Call 814-446·4369 or 83 ecra farm, 4 lr house, lg. bern plu1 3 other buildings. AprOK. 3 •cr.. tobacco planted, lprGX 8700 lbs elotment. eprox 20 a«e tillable. 30 acr" nice pMture. Will sell with or without teNcco - cr.op. .Call 114-3782178. John Owens. 34 12x 66. 2 BR treiler. 6 miles from Rio on Ch.-ln Evans Rd. Rural w•t.,, uptlc tank. Cell 614- Acreage For Mleor trllde torsomllthing ot equel value. . 1 l(:re lot in Herri10nville on At. 881 . All utllhloo. 02800. Coli 114-9928013. 30•·875-S760 . 12x50 Nge of town on 588 . Petio. 911 heet. no pets. Oep. req . 11•0 per month ·plus utilities. H,as stO\Ie & refrig. C1ll 814· 4•6-7124 or 814 -4467380. Two btdroom mohile home in Bidwell. Wtt• turni1hld. Otposit. refarencerequired. No pets! Cell 614·388-8548 . 14x70 trailer. Gentral air, 3 bedroom, 1 Yl bath. Clean. 614992-2357 aft.. &,oo. Weekends •nvtim•. 2 bedroom ail furnished trailer. Referance1 fequlred . City water. 6 minutes to Goody•• or Steuffer. Ideal tor working people. •100. deposit. 304-6762132 or 676· 2083 . 3 bedroom unfurnished trailer. City watM. big y1rd, close to St. Rt. 2. 6-minut•• to Goodyttr. school bus. t1 00. dapoait. 304676 -2083 Of 578-2132. MObile home tor rtnt. 2 bedrooms , turniehed, phone 304676 · 6512 . . 44 Apartment for Rent 1 end 2 bedroom apartments tor 1 ~ ec lat on Jerrys Run Rd. rent. Bt~ic rent for 1 bdr .• Applai Grove, with rural wttar. e183.00: 2bdr .. 1219.00. Al10 304-878-2383. required a t200.00 s.e:urity CONTACT: Jeck10n v.:. acre tfaller lit• 15,900. , depo.lt. Estat• Dept. Ph 446-3997 County weter. a taw hundred Equal Houaing Opportunity. feet ffom Rt. 2 . - -171-2028. Furnished & unfurnished 1pts., One ecre trell.- • tMKisa 1il... ~ 11150.00 and up , references Ph. mMe'lrom At. 2 . t3,900. Coun"fv 30•· 871-7738 or 30•-876_ . .. --878-2028. 5104 A·1 Flea! Estete. EJIGIIIent houM ette on At. 2. 'YJ Furnished Efficiency t14& . Utlliacre. E..::. nftiahbOrhood soli. tl• paid. •hare beth. 107 Coli 31M-878-2021. Seoond Ave.. Oallipolle Ph. 4 ecr•. Mvel ground, 5YI mil• trom Point P~ on 8and Hill 'Rold. ExceiiMt t.-U'Ikllng elte. Coli 31M-451·11M1 . •••· . . 18 oft"' 7PM . Upetalre unfurnished eP8rtm•t. Utilhl" ptld. Carpeted. no child· rert or plrla. C•ll814-441·1837 1 bedroom •P•· •vlilable at Pomerov Cliffs Apts. H•ndtcapped equipt with roll-in bath and kitchen. Newty carpeted •nd peinted. Will ec:cept 1pplication1 from 1ingle or mlf'ril'd h.-.di· capped, elderly, or diiSbl-.d . Stop by office locetad on Union Ave. or call 614-992-n72 . Rent bned on incom•. Equal housing opportunity. For rent: Efficiency con1ge. Mt. Vernon Ave. Pt. Plus•nt. Hud approved. 614· 992-5868. APARTMENTS , mobile homu. houlft. Pt. Pleaunt •nd Gallipo· uo. 614-.. 8-8221 . 2 bedroom furnised •pt. ref 1nd deposit, New Htvan, W. Va., 304-882-3287 or 304-773 - 5024. 3 rooms and tntth; a•• heat. ground floor, waeher and drvet hook u11. no children, immediate occupancy. No ptts, phone 304-17&-4480 ext 53 or 60. 3 bedroom apt. all electric, Crab CrHk Road , 30•-176-6109 at - tor 5'30. 30•· 875-1087 45 Furnished Rooms Furnished room. t715. Utilh:i11 paid. Shtra blth. &inglt mila. 919 Second. Gallipolis. Call 446-441 IS efter 7pm. 47 Space for Rent . Office Space tor Rent . Exetllent tar Attorney• . Accountent, ate. t1o11 to Court House. Call Wiseman Re11 Esteta Agenc.., . 814-448-384 • . .:' Sewing machine • eweeper repalr. All milk•. moo.la. laru In etook. Work guerenteed. ReMOnable priON. Call 114· FvliNIf~~ :fo SCRA1bl, o8oo. - 1itc... 76 Wesher & dryer. •pt. size. Ins than one yetr old. PionHr ltero systam. Microwave with cab.inet . Ced1r chest . Sony 1peaker- 105 wtnl . Call 614· U8-7803. ttlA 7· /(, Antique oek bt.itfer. we~erbed. flrep'- lnoort. woodburnlf. mlec ~ gllhWare. Call 114·388· 8181.' RHp0n.lbf• profiiUional couple IHki"'t a nice ,.,_tal holT!• in or .-ound Gelllpolts • Pt . Pl . .ant ,,... or eurroundlng " " '· M....t allow well beheved pets. Contectltnl TruiHnen •tl14· 44•· 91540 during dey hour•. M••tlrell'd-VIetal Reg•dleu of credtt history. Alto. new credtt card. No onuefuMdl For lnfor. ull 1-315-733-11082. EXI. M 2021 . 271 get fuel Oil tank e100. utility trailer with 1para tl50. electronic lgn. ti:fr matt emil englnn t8.81. n.W 4 , HP tecumeeh lideehtfteng. e1150. Recondhloned mow..s Eagle .Ridge Sm•ll Er,gina. 114-1•9· 2919. For sal•: Canningjers. Pintewith hend1 t2 .10 dCll . V.:. pints e1 .&0 doz . Phon• 11114-817 · 3737. 1984 Yamaha200 E. 3 wheeler. Uka new . Lot at B'u Foot C•mp Grounds. Auuma pavmenta. AKC Samoyad puppiM onty 2 left, 7 w.-s old. 1171.00. 304-178-2728 oo 171-3488. AKC Chin. . puge 1_2 w,-~ old. lo u91y only their moth..think lhey re cuta. t250. CMh . 304-e?&-1817. 3 miniMur• poodle pups. AKC regMtered , 2 tamale. 1 m.t•. 11215. firm . 114·182-3172 .• 57 Musical lnl1ruments 1973 Plp•r Cherokae 140 NUNS. 3210 Mo. TT. 1240 Pleno tnd ·orgtn leiSO~s. Allen Slrlh, Cell 11 " -441 · 4 1 83 or Brunlcerdi Music. 114-448· Qe87 · FOf Sal• lplftiii ·Coneola Piano Bergaln. Wented: Responsible party to tllle OVttlow monthly p.,-ments on spiftat.conaola pi· eno. C.nba...., locally, C1IIMr. Whh•at 1 ·100· 327-3341 . EXT . 101 . 6B a. Fruit Vegetables Cennlng tom•tos for aale. 7 miles lOuth of O•llipol ls on St. At . 7. Jim Beughmtn f..-m . Call v,. . TONY 'S GUN REPAIRS . hot 3a.-87&-4831 . I .trill SIJPIJIJJ:o AVON. Look It us now. Eern Ex:trt Mon"Y, 304-1715· 1421. /1, IIVI~'IIIi.k 81 Farm Equlpmant CROSS I BONB 66 Building Supplies ConQ"ett blodl1 all sire• ytrd or d .. tvlf'tl . Mason und. G111ipolis B.lock Cfo., 123 'h Pine St ., GaiUpolil. Ohio Call 614-441· 2783. Re.cty mix concrete and el concrete 1uppll... Call us Vllley Brook Cement end SuppH11. 56 Pets for Sale Gn cook stove · ch:y or bonl•. 2311 lincoln A\1111. Pt. Ple•ant. Oragonwynd C1ttery K•nn ... CFA Him•layen. Persian tnd Si1m11e kittens. AKC Chow puppi". New kittens; Slam... end Himalayans. Call 814-441· 3844 1fter 7PM . 0231 . 2 AkC regitttfed Betgla, faml!l• pups. 12 WMks old. 145 each. Plutic cittern 1tete apprO'oled. plastic ,..,tic tanka, pllltlc culvertl. mattl cutvert1 . AON EVANS ENTERPRISES, Jeck· son, Oh. 614-286-1930. For Sale: hercl. . body roller. Purchtsed from Se•rs- Pr•ctl· calix. new. '176 . Call814-4418677, Sewing mechine. tl&. Office typewriter. t31 . Call 814· 441- Must sell, proven stud ·mile Chihulhu•. one. 2 female Chi· hushua puppiM. A pair ol peach f1ce love birch. 3 finch .. whh c:a,a. Cell for lnformatlon. l14· 843-2780. AKC quellty YOtkshirt Terrier puppi", famal11 t350. m1IM e21S0, Mature 4 lb. tern.. , , e371 . C•ll 114-881· 5440 or 814-888-8787 AkC r-vinerad bltck badl 811· ..u pup• . e12s .. 614-687 · U.S . liS w..t. 814-218-M81 . Jadcson. OMo . Maistey Fergu10n. Nsw HoiiMtd. Bulh Hog SaiN • Service. Ov.,. 40 UIM UH:torl tO choOit trom • comp6ete line at new 6 uHd ~uipment . lAra1111t Hleoction In S .E. Ohio. Utlltty I:Jidv: Z7' x31' •1' · 13'xl' triCk door • 3' walk door t4444 erected . Iron Hofl• lldQa . 114· 332· 9745 . 8122. Bars, chline. and sprockets to flt almost eny saw . SIDERS EQUIPMENT CO .. Henderson. W. Va. 304-11176·1421 . 82 Wanted to Buy Now buying 1h.tl c;orn or etr eotn . Call tor let .. t Cjuot•. Alvlf City Farm Supply, 1514-4415- 2.S5. 83 Live1tock Duroc Bo••· Bred just like the bo.,.. w• t•t<ld at the Ohkl Te1tatlon thtt gained ovar 2.1 lbe . P• dlrY. Ro~er Bentley. AKC Ba1 ...t pupt . .2 m.te. 2 tem1le. t100 and up. 814· 817· 2 yaw old Regi1tered Sorrell qu1tter horH. Show qu•lity, good confirmation. For sal• or tred1 tor • yeerllng lilly. Call ·-· Space for small tr1ilers. All hook-up1. Cable. Also lfticiancy rooms. 1ir and c1bla. M11on. W.Va. Caii304-773·1S661 . 1185 Plymouth Horb:on. 4 spd.. AM -FM tape, 13499. John 's Auto Sel.. . Bulavlll• Ad., 1973 Dodg• Ctilarg•r. 87 Spruca St . QaiUpolle. ' 1·1 71 Oodg• Asptn stallon wegon . 1877 Dodge Aspen stltion WIQOn . Cell .,,.· 388· 9724, , 1 977 Corwtt•. 350 L82 •ng . 83.000 ottQinl.. mila. T·top good conditlon. en 114·441· 4318 etter 8pm. 1113 Ford F•lrmom. 1 ~n• . niCil. t215BO. 1171 Ford Fl•t•. Cllll1· 1795. C1ll 114·211151976 hcet with 4 mae wh ... s. 0180. Coll814-317-0813 . 191!10 Citation. Good condition . 4&8-1783. 84 Hay Large round balM of good mi..d hi'Y. t20 as bale. Calll514-251- 304-875-1078 . 8011 . Now thru July 31 first 3-months lot rent frM whh 1 yeer luse. Family Pride MobHt Hom• Perk, G111ipoUe Feny wh•• we ceter to famlliH . Specious lob, hugh plav ground and picnic area. 304-875-3073 Ut no •nawer leav• m.. eage on mechina). Oet hw and straw t1.71 per Hie. tObacco, tometo etall• 11Cuch. Morgen'• Woodltwn Form, Rt. 31. Pliny, 304-871- 1218. 1171 Mat;bu Cla11ic. 1 17l Nov•. Caii30•·111S· 1161 •tt• 8 :00. 1979 Cadtllic. One own•. We41 malmalnad . 304 -17&-1517. 871-4014. Auto• for Sale 1171 Dodge . Aspen', $ cyl., euto .. alr cond. Oood Conditkml 304-878 -84.8 . 19815 Cougar l .l V·&. air. AM I FM . digital apaedometef, t8 ,100 Ot belt Otllf Call 304· 1715 ··174. 1974 Pontiac Cat~lna, wary !iJOOd conditton . 1700. c.n 30•· 8915· 3006 1fter a p.m. C•dibc 1183 Sedan DeviHe. uc. cond. 17.100. Will consider uada. cell: 304·19!-3001 thllr I p.m . Trucks f,or Sale Dump bed with hydreullcs & cylind.. • 11tlchmtntl for 510 P1U truck-•47&. 1911 Chevy p/ u one own•. 42 .000 milel. Wanting ra buy: 78. 79 . 80. GMC or Ch..,y 1/J ton picll·up , a n . bed, 2 or 4 wh. dr .• 2ton7E•e. Cbnd. Wit! p•y top dollar . Call 814 ·.48-2208. 9-1 . ..1-273. woUld like to rent lot tor trail• ~lth •H hook-ups. Prefer L.angsvlllt or Dexter or Pa!nters Ridge .,.., . Call' 114· 742· 21415 or "It's lrom our answering eervlce. The phone comp11oy called to aay they've disconnected ·our line." . • ~ ~ . ~ . 7:308(2) (I) Newlywed Olme I]) 1 N7 U.S. Olympic .Ftoll¥11 Preview Ill (I) Judge 11m WhHI ol Fortune !;I 1111 Croooflre (0:30) · ACTUAL.~'(, Coli 814 -378-2220 ., 1·30487&-8758 . l: TtHN~ IVIY WHOLE L1Ft: coui-P / 79 Motore Home• Campare a. STAM> SOME' 1818 Tr•v•l Maat~r motot t)om., 21 ft ., n.W c;ondilion, lolded . Must s-". Ma .. e off., , Cslt 114· 251 ·1217. 1980 Da1son piclt-up with topper. New tirn & ax:heust. C•ll G14-44B· 7803. 1981 NisHn pickup. ttand•d I 1pHd , allv., fKiory mud fltpe, FM ·AM Casutta and btck bump 1M. C•ll I 14-812-1319 aft" 2pm or 1 · 304-875-4340 axt.,.slon 377 after 11 :30 pm . 1175 ChevY. pidlup, 350, uto .. PS . Runt good. Good for work truck , 1500. Ctll 304-876 · e. 4 W.O. 1818 CJ& Jeep, new ovtrhauled motor. t700. 304-882· 2048. 1878 Joep CJ -7. 304outo.. PS . 1181 Dodg1 Pow• fhm 4 WD , re•l good vehlc:k t3600. Call 304-185-3008 1fter I p.m. Motorcycles ----=----:-:• 1988 Keweaaki 110 4·wheel.,. Asking t1100. 18'7 Mtrcury Lynx apont car. PI , PB 4 epd with sunroof. C•ll 1514·241- 9829. 1181 Suautu 230 Ou•dsport. Excellent condition . Aeking As~ng lllJ Netionol Audubon 1871 Honde 4 cvl. 110 8uper- CIIIIU-. .1-1717. 1184 YamaheiT 410 with many extr•. Ex . condition. e800. C1ll 81·· . .8-1288. 78 Suporgllde. Col 814·. .8· 13015· attar lpm. t....,r-T..:A;.:J-r-O_B,_-1~; I I I I I;. 3 L-...L.-..1-_._....J..--J Philosophy professor to class , "Handle them carefully. lor words have more power than atom r--------------------, ~- If-:-.-rl-'-"1...::.-,,.:.'-;l"=s:=-rl- e 'l II B S 1. L " ;~~~~~~- i~h~h:h~~~i~g q~~~d~ L.-..J.L--1-.-..J-"---1---'--• you develop from step No. 3 below. .8 PRINT NUMBERED lETTERS IN THESE SQUARES · UNSCRAMBLE ABOVE LETTERS TO GET ANSWER . . Mature - Gorse - Ideal- Hyphen· - STUDYING Our son, home from coll~e. was rusty at ~is tennis game . His broiher consoled him, • Don' t feel bad, Dad knows now that you've been STUDYING ." ~~------------....., BRIDGE NORTH l-1&-07 .AQ James Jacoby "K842 .1074 +A 10 7 6 It's all very iffy WEST EAST • 10 8 6 4 2 .K 7 3 .Q7 .J96 5 .K9632 • QB 5 +8 +Q4 2 By Jamn Jacoby •You can go to a lot of trouble to keep the dangerous defender from getting on lead. But it's all for a good cause guaranteeing that you make your contract. Consider the present layout. A spade is led against three no-trump. It ·seems like a natural play to finesse. But now the "ifs"' begin their waiL U East wins the king and returns a diamond, you will very likely have only one diamond stopper. And if the defenders set up their diamond tricks and you subsequently lose a club trick, you will be set. So you take the spade ace right away. Now bow do you play the clubs? If you have to lose a club trick and if you lose it to East, once again a diamond back can cause serious problems. The right strategy after winning dummy's spade ace is to play the club ace and then low from dummy. &hould East play low on the second _c!ub, you SOUTH • J95 • A 10 3 . • AJ +KJ9. 53 Vulnerable: Neither Dealer: South West Nortb Pass PaJIS 1• Pass 3 NT l'ass I. So~tli :. East ·- - I NT Pass Pass Opening lead : • • will hnesse. You don 't mma 1osmg a trick to West, since he will be unable • to attack the diamond stopper. And if he wins the club and continues spades, he will establish your ninth t rick via the spade suit. Society Special Insight ;nlo the fascinating animal Hfe ol lhe Galapagos is offered. • ~ Prtmenewo Wrap ups or the day's world news and In depth feature reports. (I :00) I])) MOVIE: Ellltrmlnotor 2 (AI S1~r VIJ:I'S 81 Home lmprovemantl (1 :30) 8 CZl MOVIE: The Trtel of ..,BEMENT lilly -(PO) (2:50) EEK IIi MEEK WATERP~OOFINO UnCGndldonll lifetime guaun· t". LKal r.tar1ncft furnleh.ct . Fr" ..tim-'••· Ctll colltc:t 1·114-237 -CMII. day O f night Aoeerslaeamant Wat.-prooflng. 8'30 G ()). iiJI Fomlly Tleo OOIHING 1\RTifiOAL? SWEEPER end s.-wing mactl lna fepair , path, 1nd wppl i... Piell up and d..iv..-y. Oawl• Va<:uu m Cle•ner . ont hatf mil• up Geou~• CrHk Ad Cell 614· ...41·029 • . (iii\ ~ JUST 1H£ SMIL£ ~ON ' S T•l•~o~ itio n Strvlca Hou .. cell• on RCA, Ou11ar . OE . &pac.l.. ing In Z.nlth. C1ll 304 ·1571-2388 or 81 ... ·448· 2454 . Feuv lrN Trimming. 11ump r~ov•l . Call ~04 - 87& - 1331 , MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP .----------, Aotary or ceble tool drHiing. Most w•lls compl.t" ..madty. Pump sal• and service. 304" 895. 3802 W ITH 'TOUR HI.' I TRY lVNAKE ffi~5CNAU DON THAT MW5T BE VERY ANEW FR IEND EVERY Cll\Y.. . Starks frM •nd ltwn $•rviee. lawn Cite. l•nd•caplng, stump remov1l. 304· 671 . 2842 o• 571· 2903. 82 RI CKLES CCEEN'T J<NCM! IT ei..lT H IS HARD TO 00. DAY'S ARE NUMBERED. 1o,oo e (2) iiJI L.A. Law (I) 20/20 Q Cll-Amlrtcon cea.r Death or an Empire ®®N- Plumbing Heating J!)J Evening Nen A wrap up of 10d8y's news and a look ahead to tomorrow's news stories. (I :00) 10:t5 (J) MOVIE' The Ghoet of flighl 40t (1 :40) 10:30 (IJ Yortoue lllJ Tony Brown'o JOU,.I I])) Mejor Leogue Baeebllll Sl (!) USA Tonight 1t :00 ()) HardeelUI ond McCOrmick CARTER'S PLUMBING AN.O HEATING Cor. Founh and Pint O.llipolls, Oh io Phone 814· •41·3888 or 614· · 441-4477 ~ BARNEY Electrical HOW ARE THINGS Aesident!al !\1'' comm•cial wlring. New service or repalrt. Licensed electrician . Eatlmete free. Ridenour Electrical, 304- GOIN', LOWEEZY? 84 Caprice Classic, 2· door Landau . Totally loaded. C1ll IU-265-6740. FINE ~S FROG HFitR , • ()) CIJ Ill (I) 11m .liZ !Ill ...... PARSON (!}Sign Oft lllJ The Alrk:eno The Influences on contemporary Afrlcan·IKeslyles Is explored. all Monoyllne Current repons on world economics and financial news with Lou _ Dobbs. (0:30) · · a> (!) Love Connection 11:30 !Ill Tonight Show I]) SportoCentor (L) • (I) WKRP In Cincinnati 8 (I) Nlghlllne Q all Nlgllt OWl Trepper 1111 Spart8 Tonight ACIIon packed spons hlghlighls with Nick Charles and Jim Huber. ·~ i ~;::;~~;;;;;::;== ' J -85 ·General Hauling • '•; 676-1788 . A & R Wattr Service. Homa cist~tne, w~ls. pool• filled. Formerly Jam• Boy1 Watar. Call 304 -676-8370. (0:30) . •1121 'Night Hut' CBS Late 245-9_288 . Watteuon 'l Water Hauling, re•eanable . rttes, immedhill 2.000 gello11 daltverv . cistwns, poole. well. etc. cell 304-1578, 2919. I Formerly Ken ·• now John 's W1ter Servic•. Johl"' Wttterson, Jr. Owner. 1.000 or 2,000 g1l service. 304·171-2248 . PEANUTS .. 11M GOING TO S~OW YOU TI-lE LAKE W~ERE '(OU'LL liE TAKING YOUR SWIMMING LESSONS U pholetery R • M Custom Couch11 and Reupholstery, St. At. 7. Crown Chy. Oh. 814-211·1470, Eva. BEAUTIFUL; ISN'T IT? -, "'~~v ~-~~ 81•·448-3438. 'Open dolly 9 to • :30. Sot. 9,30 to I :30. Old • new Uphoaterad. ':.) Mowrey's Upholstering 1ervlng tri countv " " 22 yeara. Thbett In furniture upholtterlnlg , · C•lt' 304 - 171 - 4154 for hea estimat11. ', f ' , :1 ·~ ' • ~NJcfVVJby THOMAS JOSEPH 44 Nestling's sound ACROSS 1 Fellow 11 London DOWN cleaning woman 9Push down 11 Experience lZ Dodge 13 Oldwomanish 1 Shropshire . hills 2 Be imminent 3 Cognizant 4 Foot (comb. Y::;:~~;:;; Answer form) II Bard's II Sing 20 Chair 30 Estoc adverb 6 Chinese 23 Head of yore 18 Face (sl.) dyna,sty 24 Topic in :n Pursuit 18Minc~ 7 French city the Kremlin 32 Type oath 8 Press 25 Friendship of 19Vacatlon statement 26 Mistreat cake spot 10 Show up 27 Girl 36 Abstruse 21 Pester· 14 Advantage student 38 Initiated Zl Memorable 17 Brazilian 28 Horse (poet.) period command 40 Faucet IS Model Z4Menu Sectton 26 Simba's hair 27 Be unable 28 "I've -Rhythm" 29 Table scrap 30The very best 33 English river 34 Undersized 35 Coal scuttle 37 Australian wild dog 39Gawk 41 Castor or Pollux 42Undergo 43 Repair 1:::-+-+--+-f-- DAR.YCRYP'l'OQUOTES--Here's how to work it : e ()) Ditltrd Water Service: Pools. Cisterns, Walls. DeHv.ery Any. time. Call . 114·4415-7404-Nv SundtV cells. 87 Oullklere' CIS Thuredar lltlovii!PGI (1 :31) 1111 Llrry King Uvel In depth ;ntervlewa with top nawsmakera and celebrK!es. 9,30 8 (2) !Ill Ooyo ll1d Nights ol Molly Blrmanyl offers llfolly lucrative job with queartonable fringe benelns. ill PGA Goff 1987 British Open from Mulrfitld, Scodand: Firat Round (R) CIJ • llo 84 llfaH0ry enters a scholarship contest which Alex expected to win . (R) 8:00 ()) 700 Club e (2) !Ill Chee,.. Diane decides to pursue her lifelong dream or becoming a ballerlna.(R) Q · , 8(1) Our WOrld _!;I <D ®My....,IQ 11m 8 a:z MOVIE: 'The ' e1000 . Call 814 -. .8-8212 8·10 pm. 7:311 (l) Mljor Lllgul leHbllll 8:00 ()) Oolttert . G (IJ !Ill The c.by ShOw Russell Is pleasantly surprised to learn Cliff Is quite a Iaine~ Q (J) MOVIE: ol BulleUn weapons for enemy hands . J a J Water Service. Swimming pools. cistlllfnl. welle. Ph. 814· Kewesakl XZ400, UISO. Call Q (R) t1260 . Cell 304 ·17&·21113. 1978 ChiVrolet Bluer. excellent eondhion. t31JOO. C•ll 304-8915- 3008 tfter I pm. Sollp (I) Slt!"""n Slarman laces caplure by Fox when he and Scott pick up · hitchhiker. (R) Q C!l Wild Allllt'lce A proms of the cat sized member ol the weasel family. the Fisher. Q 11m •liZ S<:orecrow ond Mn. King Toy manufacturer Is making pro1o1ypes of & Refrigeration Vans ~ Ol Jeopordyl • 1912 11 ft. Sht~t• taft con· talnl!d Clllft\JNM' whh • lr • •wn. inv. Ooodc:ond. l04· 11~ - 31H ; 2583. 1977 Chevy. JA ton pldcup. anti-alip dltf.-antill. good tires. runs good, toppar included . t1200 . 304· 4&8- 1783. • I])) (1 :40) - --....' -...k ........ .... ,. .... 318-1301. 7:05 (J) Slnlord lt1d Son afttr 6 and we-.ertds. spor1 . 7837 mil•. All orlglnel. 1170 Chrtll• New Yorller·413 -· lftl., euto. trant .. 41,000 actual ml•. 1814 Ford Pidulp, ru~• good, need some work. Bait Offer. 11M ar 13 rembl« st•don wegon. 1100, Call 114- 81 (!) Stir Trek -- ERNES'f~ 8UDG£TTraner:nlsslona: Used• R•bullt . All typee. GuerentHd • m lnlmu,., of 30 dilys, will dellv•r. eash & cerry or . lnetal. 1913 Cht~~~ ..ie. lour door , 1uto .. air. Pl . Pl . good conclit~n. 82.710. CIII304· 671 ·ZIS83 . Colt 814-388-8311. 71 i~~an...., - 875-3388. 1182 Honda CX Custom 800. low mil•. ex. cond. Loeded. 47 Wanted to Rent AND :1910 Cordoba I 1000. 304- Oood condition. ceo Ph. 114-4. .·8121. ,........_ """ 27&1. neoo. 1983 8••'*' oa noL . li dll:.pll lldl illll 3 Of 4 Bedroom house In, Kyger Cr..._ School District. Retaren- .... - - -... o 02500 Coli 814-. . 8-7!01. 81·· . .8-8821 . Spac• for rttnt. trtiler lptces. Locust Ad, Rt. 1, Point PI..Nnt, e. _ I 1 I I _f YEstERDAY'S SCIAM-il'i's' lNSWEIS (!) Sp<irtoCIIIIer (L) (I) Entertllnmont Tonight Ill (I) People'o Court (!} !Ill MoleHill/ Lehrer NewoHour (I :00) ilal NIWI 1111 ·11onert1ne Current repons on world economics and financial news ¥¥ith Lou Dobbs. (0:30) • ill 0) WhHI ol Fortune __ lm--~ ............ ......... Auto Part1 Acceuoriu 1974 (:Ofvett• conv.nlbls. 360 Lll2 enolna. IUtO transmillktn , For pwts only or all . 114-141· 74 a. Grain 76 r McCormlc~ 1915 Ainll• 18 ft . 170HP MercruiHr F1 0. Priced to 1~1 . 3084·171-7127 . 14 ft . tlbefglua. 18 HP Evanrud' and trtiler, usoo. Call 304-171-diSI5 . 1911 21 ft . Frenklin trevei .,-.,... &laepa4. Self·containM . 73 the _,;;.D....;.Ri-:;0'-T-F...;;lr-11 •. 2 1 e ()) PM Mepzlne •••ts. Coii814 -B92-3877. Ford traaor whh plows & d6ac. 2 row corn pl1nt.. , mow ing mt· china. hty balw. 12500. Ctll Soblno. OH . 813.6.. ·2398. Bruce Beattie ForooleortredoforoomMhlngof 11ft. a.ytiner loet end lrell• wtth walk through wtnd shlekl. 85 HP ChryiMr Motor. Caii 11 4-182· 7853 aft• 4 :30. 03896. Coli 814-281·8522. 1510 Oli'Ver tu~ctor with Jo.ter, U310 . Uta mod.t 273 N•w Holland heY balar. •128&. 7ft. flail mowar. 1195. New I ft . ~Mate mower. C1lt 114-288 - UMI ClAY I . 'DLIAN be· low to form four simple! words . 8:311 (l) LHVI II To leover 7:00 ()) Hordeaette ll1d equal value. Ia" Boet. 2 Pro Bus ewtvel ll'w• wMI1. 3& HP Johneon Motor. Very aood . condtsiOn. •1e00. Cell 114· 1884 Ch'J'alw Llllf, Pl . Pil . AC , AM -r M •tereo c... en.. cn~iae, r•ar datroeter. low mileega. II200. C•ll 114-318 8120. 72 288-8522 . Reorrol'lgt letters of 0 four tctornb~ word~ I]))JeffetsoNI 882· 8013. 77 Pontiac Gr~~nd Prix, Maroonvinyl top • sun roof. II&O. C•N 304-1715· 2421S Mfort 4:00pm. w-ter lqullre 1111 Sllowllz Today News of the entertainment world Is anchored live from New Vorl<. (0:30) 81.4.. .1 . 2300. 115 MIIMY Ftrgueon triCIOf. 7ft. New Hollend hiY bind. 18 model New Holland baltf . tl. 300. lnternadonal241 found baler· nlca. t33915. C•ll 814 · 8758. 8957. 1984. Reliant statk)f\ ,-,egon, loiMIN. Sail or tra'd.• .compact. See 4lt 141 Fourth Avenu•. FOR SALE - 1177 Ford LTD Undau. Good condtdon, 304· reblu.lng. now t .. ing order orders tor cunom Mau ... t . e:.n Canon AE -1 camert end cM•. ezoo; m..al tool box: ftruckL 1&0: d'"'" wfth mirror, 110. C•ll 304 ·17&- 117~.,........................-.• Autos for Sale 8122 , hn. SMOH, Com 11-Nevll, Appollo 802 Loran. . A"'o o.. 814-288-8138 . STC. AT110 tr.,.Poftder, lntar· com with du•l headeets, n.w Home grow" tom~toa .& .weet tir11, new cerpec. WeU m~n · corn. Other f•m v-vetlbl• & fruh:1 . OltMbum Farm Merkel. tolned. 1-81• -9•f-2711 . 81. At. 110 nNtr Port• . Ctll For Nl•: air condiUonet'. t21)0. ., 4-381 -9027. Living room suite. lille niiiiW, t250. Win6ow IWni"'JJ, 1150. FOf Nla: Hall runn• be~tns and Ky. wonder beans. t12.00 buCalll14-892-8111 . llhel. 114· 742 · 2322. On•h•ff c••t weterteli cluster bl• (10 dhlmonds). 14 k yMiow gold Quelhy FNttl •nd ring for Mia. t371. Charlana retail and whol. .le. . 6 S. Holfffich. B14-H2 ·1292 aft• Produca acrou from Piua Hut, OeiNpo~;. , Ohio. 5 :00p.m. Groom 1nd Suppty Shop-Pet Grooming . All breed1 ... A!1 styl•. Julie Webb Ph . 114-"1· Celllh•n'l Used Tir• Shop. Ovft 1.000 tirft, aizea 12:, 13, 14, 1 !i, 16, 18.6. 8 mil .. out At. 218 . Call 614-251·6261 . <D Nightly ~11111 Report llal 8 ill CIS News lllJ OoiHPOIIO. 81.·992-1970. Love couch. t100. Hid•·a -bed with innltf spring m.ttrns, t 1 25. Sofa. ch•ir. and kitchen dinette. 614 · 992 ~ 3543 . 64 Mise;. Merchandise ~E ARE TRYING ..... tO ARRAN&~ FOR TIIAN!>PO!l.TATION . TO GET Al-l. OF ·you OLJT OF THE CITY• · 31 HP Merc. long ehatt controlle 814-268-8122. oz5.oo . 304-876- Boetland Motors for Sale ® ·Good Tlmeo 8 (!) Battlelt.r Golacllce 6:05 (l) Down to Eorth Stereo. 6:30. ()) !Ill !IIIC Nlghlty Newe ill - f l Circle (R) (J) .8(1) AIIC IKwo !;I 2981.ltHrlng. 1388. 11•-MI· • .;~•~*~'~~~-~~~::;~:;:;::::;~;;;;~~~~~~~1 and mod. ~ . " 81.·448-2097. Four window•. four 1torm windowt·gllls and scree11. two fit ceslng 37¥..x28, 37'/u31, o.. 31M-171-to71 oft• 8PM. 71 11m 811Z I]) SparULoolt (T] (!} Who Underworld lllJ SecNI City mo, 12-12 euao• 3o·· fuN. 1 304-n3-5234. Moving, must 1111. S••s sid• by-side r.. figerator, heezM ica makaf. Ex . cond. 1100. Cell • (IJ (I) • (I) 1914 Pro CNfl bMI boM, 1115 HP Johneon. lilt • trim. mini . . ttlftl pro. trolling motor, 2 live walla, more. Exc. cond. CaM Pete for Sale 8 IIIl- loot Club. Coli 114-. .8-47t2. 58 THURS .. JULY 18 r.oo m 8llf v~~~ey · 871-1718. 1911" 24 ft. Pontoon floelbolt, 70 HP Ewn"rude motor. treller. l.Dts-Eiltraa. laa at o.-INpolil bate. 038 Colll14-. .8-2822. mod 12-12 guqe 21" 1~ Win_,.. 30'" full. AI mint conditton. AI tor 11000. Cell 114-441· 3341. 8 ~y 141N4 wou EVENING 1981 Mogno Vf700C 8.000 Dew" to du'ak Ught. 150. Topp• for Tovot• truck, tong whNI 81··. .1-3821 . 61•-. .&-36•8. ~TH! mil .., mint cond ., well medefor trUck 12,000. 904-171·2174or 414· 4·1-0011 oft• I pm. 4 a.. hhtu. Full of bHI & hontY. Coinptetf outfit InclUded f~H. C•III1.· M0·1301 . · Building Mltltfiels Blodt, brick. Mwer pipes, win· dow1. lim•l•. ate. CI.UcM Win· Ke.,more OM range. Kanmo'• · ter1, Ala Gr1nde. 0 . Cell 114· 10.1500 BTU •lr conditioner. Ctll 2•5·6121 . Bebu bed tor sale, 116. Call O.J~ 1813 Honda XR 100 • Ilk• new. 381-1120. .1 .'48i~ T::~~~~' S@~~lA-LG£~~® t 8840. 310 Can buMdo••· Oesoline engine. powtttlkaoff. PceMent c:~onditlon. t4000. C1ll 114- 1300 BTU Oen••l Electric:~ elr conditionet, cnernent window tVP•· 1125. Call · a14. 441· 1797. 210, e•c cond, 1111 lurukl Dirt lib PE 400: t Boo. or bes1 off•. 304- I 711 · • AK'b So 1,.11'1l£ 0998. CoH $14-288·1122. 81··. .8-2887. NAFU® i11 Television --~~v"~e~ . Viewing A 304-871-2788 . ...~ MUQI 1917 11 ft. HorN a · etodt tr~WI•- 124915. 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She rls and Helen Blackston, "Story Springs Grange was conducted Opal Crueser gave the leglsla· state highways. sang the "Star Spangled of the Stars and Stripes." There by Deputies Arthur and Westin a live report .commenHng on the 65 Several contributions were Banner" and gave a commen· was a history ofthevarlous flags Crabtree at a recent meeting mile speed limit and various made for the.log cabin fund. tary · on the signlflc11 nce of the by Mrs. Holter, and Bunny Kuhl ~ held at the grange haiL other bills which are still pending Two applications for inember· North West Ordinance. Beuna gave "Duty to Our Flag.·· There ThC' first degree was given by including setting March 1 as shipwereread,andPattyParker Gruesergavetheprearnble,Roy were trivia questions on America past master Lucille Potratz, and Statehood Day, further regula· · gave an update on th bicentennial and Opal GrueseF, "Farmers are and the American Creed with all · Nancy Morris gave the CWA lions about sprinklers In build· celebration. Great Cltlzens"; Linda Broder· members participating. report noting that the county . ~in~g:_s:_·_a~n~d:...:~o~ne:__::w~h~lc~h~~w:.':o~u~ld~~~A:.!p~a~t.:_ri~o~u:_c~th~e~m~e~w~a~s~u~sed~~b~Y~_!I~ck~._:·2'M~Is~s~~~~·~N~a~n~c~y~M~o~r::.·_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ judging will be held at the T September Pomona meeting. Members were also asked to save - drop 068 Pick 4 3339 Page 4 Clear tonight, with a low in the lower 60s. Sunny Saturday, with highs In the upper 80s. The probabliUy of pr~ipltation is near zero through Saturday. • are accepted. These scholars are eligible for other awards given by the USAA. Ashley who attends West Virgl· nia State was nominated for this national award by Dr. Richard Tredway. athletic director or the university. Ashley will appear In the Academic All· American Col· leglate Directory which Is published nationally , He Is the son of Sharon and Robert'Ashley and grandson of Tom and Zelia Riley and Wilbur and · Carnett Astiley, all of Middleport. enttne Vol. 37. No.49 Copyrighted 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio. Friday, July 17, 1987 3 Sections. 20 Pages 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper ' Lawmakers praise Constitution's ·bumpy road · By LINDA WERFELMAN . P HILADELPHIA (UP I) - Twentieth·century lawmak ers, delving Into their heritage on a one·day trip to Independence Hall, say the same " bumpy · road or compromise" that created Congress 200 yea rs ago will help solve today's most cont entious problems . "We all have a general good feeling of cont entment about the bicentennial of the Constit ution - a belief that the founding fathers would be satisfied 'that the republic they bequeathed us has endured and prospered. " sa id Senate De mocratlc ·teader Robert Byrd of West VIrginia. Byrd and about 200 other senators and represe ntatives traveled to Philadelphia lor a series of ceremonies Thursday to mark the bicentennial of the "C real Compromise·• that broke a weeks·old Impasse over how to structur e the legisla tive body th at would govern the United States. July -EX NDED HOURS Clearance Effective July 20th The Central Trust Company · WILL BE OPEN 1 PRICE 8:30 ·a.m. • 3:00 p.m. Monday through Thursday 8:30 a.m. • 5:00 p.m. Friday 8:30 a.m. • 12:00 p.m. Saturday DEPAITMEIR STOlE USE OUR FREE PARKING LOTS That Makes Things 97 N. Second Avenue Middleport, Ohio 992-6661 · . A 55-member delegation met first In lndepend· perfected," he added. "In politics. the .appr.oa.cb _ . ence Hall's .a~sembly room, the gray and white to perfection Is often along the bumpy road of chamber w~ere anot!ler 55 lawmakers met In the - compromise." . · sweltering s ummer of 1787 t.o draft th e So fa r· as the 18th-century lawmakers were Constitution. concerned, House Speaker Jim Wr igh t said , They elected representlve Rep. Lindy Boggs. " That compromise saved the convention from D-La .. to preside, seating her In the high· backed collapse." · "rising sun" chair that is a duplicate of the chair Conscious as they were of history, the senators used by the Constitutional Convention's presiding and re presentatives did not ig nore the issues they officer- often George washington. lefl behind in Was hin gto n. The fragile original. usually on display, was Their speeches -during their general assem removed for the day because of fears or possible bly and in separate House and Senate gatherings damage. that followed - referred to the lran ·Co ntra "Beneath the cool and classic 18th·century hearings. interr upted for half a day because of the prose style of the Constitution. we can no longer Philadelphia celebration. ' hear the passionate arguments and thecomprom· "Trying times are always with us, so mewhere Jses from whlch ·a ·more perfect union' would be in America~som ewhere in the world," Rep. Ma ry formed In this very spot," House Republican Rose Oakar, D·Ohlo. told the House ceremony. leader 'Bob Michel said, quoting from the Earlier. In a welcoming gathe rin g, Rep. document's preamble. William Gray, D-Pa .. told lawmakers to " re"But without that passion and without those member that the job Is not done." compromises. the union never would have been " You know, in 1787, I wasn't a part of the Constitution. No. blacks were here, in lndependence Hall, when they wrote that document," ad ded Gray. who is black. "But beca use the framers (of the Constitution) knew the inev itability of the pursuit or justice - and because they built a framework that allows it , this nation has made much progress. " Composition of th e government's legislative branch was a major dispute for delegates to the Federal Convention, which Included Washington, Benjamin Franklin and James Madison. , Small states challenged large sta tes for weeks, pressing (or equa l representa tion in the new Congress instead of the proportional representa· lion advocated by those with more substantial popu·Jations. Their "Great Compromise" - a lso known as the "Connecticut Compromise," proposed by Co nnectic\lt del egate Roger . Sher ma n, a self. taught lawyer and judge - combined th e two competing plans to call for a bicameral legisla'ture . 'Poindexter's credibility is key ELBERFELDS CEITRAL TRUST Bank lfawen. Tre Daily Number Reds All-American named · The United States Ac hieve· men! Academy announced that Bob Ashley has been named a Collegiate Academic All· . American. The USAA has established the Academic All American Colle-giate Award Program in order to offer deserved recognition to superior students who excel In the academjc disciplines . The Academic Ail·American Coile· glate Scholars must earn a 3.3or better grade point average. Only scholars seleeted by a school d'fflclal or other qualified st>onsor .O hio.Lottery Mets == HOT -MID-SUMMER SAVINGS! Save as much as 1I 3 while the selection is still beautiful! r·t By JUDI HASSON " It does not appear logical that lastly denied knowing about unlll and JOSEPH MIANOWASV a man of his intellect and It was exposed last fall. WASHINGTON fU PI ) - The management skills would arro''As a consequence. " Foley crf'diblllty of for mer national gate onto himself the responslbli· said. "we're le ft with a picture of security adv iser John Polndex · Jty of making what he himself Natiopal. Security Council staff ter could prove the pivotal issue described as a momentous decl· officers con\iuctlng a very vigor· In the way his tory v.lews Pres !· sion affecting th e president of the ous execution of policy on their dent Reagan 's role In the Iran- United States," said Rep. Louis own with assumptions that It was Contra scanda l. Stokes. D·Ohlo. all !In accordance with wh at they Poindexter, called back for a Asked if he believed the former thought the president should third round of testim ony to Whit e House aide, Stokes said approve. Congress today, ha s admitted at flatly what some or his cO l· "Even men of good will and the lran·Cont ra hear ings that his leagues merely hinted at: " No, I honor don 't know what the memory on key Issues relati ng to don 't." Still. he was not willing to president will approve, " he said, Reagan's worst cris is and what say he thought Poindexter did noting Poindexte r's statement of he told the president Is a t best tell Reagan about the operation. confidence that Reagan would " lijzzy." At the White House , with the have agreed the diversion was a Combined with a lac k of president again · mum on the •" neat Idea." evidence on some significant hearings. spokesman Marlin Fitzwater assured ~eparters points, co ngresslon~l lnv estl~a· Fitzwater moved to make a Thursday · Reagan · wtiuld have .-" tors say It leaves Poindexter 's strong case by suggesting Rea - rejected the plan. swor n testimony as a crucial gan had b<1en hurt by a failure to Sen. William Cohen, R·Malne. lartor. hav e "good people making hon· raised another paint along the "There was a lot ol activity est and sound judgments." lines of roley 's concern for that had happened over th at " Any time the president is not decision -making In the Reagan pr!'vlous year and the event s of allowed to make a decision that is White House. November of 1985 until No· presidential, he Is done a dlsser· ;'What Is lacking in credlb!l!ty . vember 1986 were very far from vice," rit zwater said In a clear in my judgment is the notion that my current memory, " Po index· slap at what Poindexter termed this is a mere technicality, " ter told law makers Thursday . his decision to keep Reagan in the Cohen sa)d. " The fact is this Is POlNDEXTER'S TESTIMONY - Former The Navy rea r admira l stood dark about the dive rsion . not a mere technicality. This national sec urity advisor John Poindexter is fir m on his key assertion that he Rep. Thomas Foley of Wa · Involves the sale ar U.S. propblo ne decided to diver t money shlngton. th e No. 2 Democrat In erty, taxpayer· ow ned property, !rom secret U.S . arms sales to th e House and anot her one of th e at lntlated prices for the purpose Iran to suppart the Nicaraguan lran ·Cont ra inves tigators, said of funding a program that was Contras a ft pr milita ry aid to the he accepted Poindexter's word expressly rejected by the Con, rebels was ba nned from 1984 to · but would not rule out the gress. That ca nn ot be classified 19R6. But a t least one or the possibilit y th at someone else told or char acterized as a mere lawmakers probing the case the preside nt what he has stead· technicality ." ca lled that Issue Into qu es tion. watched by his wife Unda, an ordained deacon In the Episcopal church, during the second day of his testimony , (UPI) Progress .on .local ·roads is noted at SEORC meeting Shuttle booster program on track •Have your first cup of morning coffee at this 5 piece dining group of white aluminum with marine blue cushions for extra comfort! Also include a 48" tempered glass top table. REG. •Summer sofa group includes a 70". 3-se~t sofa, 2 easy. chairs and end table. NEW STOCK, just in time for our Summer Sale! NOW $699 REG. •Looking for something for a smaller area? Try a 5 piece dining group by Lyon Shaw with 41" mesh top table and 4 arm chairs. Olympian Green. 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"The design has been finalized and is essentially In production right now, alt hough we are still pursuing some alternatives to those designs, " Thomas said . during a news conference al the Marshall Space Flight C~nter. " The test program Is proce!!d· ing well 1but) l he schedule is e)<ception~lly tight," he said. r The shuttle Discovery Is sche-d~led to blast off June 2. 1988. Thomas said to meet that sche-dule, the 1ower.1;egments bf the shuttle's boosters must be delivered to the Kennedy Space Ce nt er in Florida by December. "Barring that event and some· thing that we totally do not expect in the test results, we will make it, " he said of the launc h date. But he added that if problems develop In the test program forcing the National Aeronautics and Space Administration to scrap Its new joint design. It could set the flight schedule back from "zero to six to eight .. While work continues on plans for Meigs Cou nty State Rou te 124 between Rock Springs and Ra venswood, It is ex pected that it months." , . Challenger was destroyed Jan . will be a nother eight months 28, 1986, when a faulty booster before a public hearing on the joint ruptured. allowing hot . project Is h~ ld , accordi ng to gases to burn Into the external Bernie Hurst, assistant director fu el tank. For the p'!lst 18 months, of the Ohio Departmen,t of NASA has been working on a new Transpartatlon . Hurst, speaking at last night 's joint design to prevent a repeat of . Southeast Ohio Regional Council . the disaster. The first boos ter firing using highway users committee meet· the new joint design Is scheduled lng held iri Jackson, reported th at for the last week in August and work Is continuing on the envirThomas said he Is confident the onmental document for the pre· test will validate the new design . !erred alternate route. He said that in 1986 dollars, the project Is expected to cost between $115 and $145 million. He also reported on other where the man jumped from hiS projects in the planning stage · car with a shotgun. He then Including Route 50 from Athens allegedly smashed the to Coolville, noting that emphasis passenger·!lde 'flndow and shot Is on an alternate route. He said and killed the two women. that It will be 1989 before An off·duty sheriff's deputy, . anything can be done on that. The who was at the building to pick up In 1986 dollars is · projected cost his wife, reportedly shot the man $100 million, Hurs t noted . several times. As for State Route 32 in Pike Pollee released no motive for the slaylngs, but said he had Cou nty, 1989 will be the earliest several previous com>lctlons, ln· that work on the alternate route eluding at least one felony and · and the environmental document can be considered for that $90 four misdemeanors. The Cincinnati Post repor1t that miUJon project. The fourth project in the a friend of Marguerite SchOonplanning stage, according to over said the younger woman Hurst, is Seioto Coun ty 852 where . was the mother of Combs's at a projected an alternate route 3·year·old son and that they had · cost of. $96 million is ·still being recently broken up. considered with no construction date set. Hurst reviewed the status. of the projects which were an· nounced two years ago. He said that the Jackson by·pass, Route TrQIIt Is accused of killing 35, a $35 million project now has . John McClelland, 24. 29 percent of the west part McClelland was In critical completed and 45 percent of the condition for four hours follow· east part completed; the section lng the Tuesday night shooting of U. S. 50 from Athens to Albany, and died Wednesday at Cabell a $14 millon project, is now 29 Huntington Hospital. percent completed; State Route? Trent Initially was charged · In Gallipolis •On Eastern Ave., a with felonious assault, but ttie , $2.5 million project, 55 percent charge was upgraqed to completed; \.J. S. 52 at South Murder charges filed ·in double slaying CINCINNATI (UP I) - Aggra· vated murder charges were filed Thursday agains t a man who allegedly shot and killed two women and then was shot himself by•, an off·duty sheriff's deputy. Ronald Combs, 29,, was reported In fair condition, under pollee guard. at University Hos. pita!, with several gunshot wo~nds. · Killed Wednesday afternoon were Joan Schoonover, 45, and her daughter, Marguerite Schoonover, 22, both of Cincinnati. Authorities said he was seen chasing two women .ln a ear on a street just west of the downtown area. The women pulled Into a parking lot of an office building, · Huntin~on man charged with murder HUNTINGTON. W.Va . ( UPI ) - A Huntington. W.Va .. man has been charged with murder In the shooting death .of an Ironton, Ohio, man. Bruce Trent, 34, pleaded tnnnocent at a hearing Wed. nesday In Cabell County (W.Va.) Ma1istrate Court. ., murder after McClellan's deatlt. No bond was set at Wednes· day's hearing. Trenf Is scheduled to appear at anotber- hearing next Thurs. · day before Cabell County · Magistrate Brenda Chapman. He . was being held at the Cabell County Jail. ' ,., HURST ADDRESSES SEORC - Bernie Hurst, assistant director of the Ohio Department of Transportation, speaks to members of the Southeastern Ohio Regional Council at Its annual meeting Thursday night at the Falrgreens Co untry Club in Wellston. Hurst discussed some of the various road construction projects In the area, such as the Jackson bypass and the Eastern Avenue widening In Gallipolis. Bob Evans, president of SEORC, is seated at Hurst's right. (OVP photo by G. Spencer Osborne) Point, a $3.4 mllion project now completedi and Scioto County Route 852, $12 million project, now 81 percnt completed . Those are th e five previously announced projects by Gov. · Richard Celeste to be constructed with current biennial monies. Hurst said that at this point in time the 1988-89 biennial budget allows no additional funds for new construction in Southeast Ohio or In Ohio In general. He said that most of the highway money will ]le going to take care of .road maintenance and bridge repairs. Plans are being made, h·e reported, to resurfac.e 1500 miles of roadw~y In 1987·88. Hurst cited increased cost, poor Condit ion of the roads, cutback in federal fu nding, and the number of bridges whic h need to be repai red, as th e factors cutting into Initiation of new construction projec ts in next cquple of years. ln his opening remarks, Hurst complimented the SEORC and described It as the best orga nIzed, dedicated a nd developed group of Individuals for highway improvement in Ohio. Among tHose attending from Meigs County were Richard Owen, Harold Hubbard, Bob Freed,. Ron Ash·. Bernard Fultz, Dick· Rollrod , Jamie Thomas, and Pat Hill. ~· � 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. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 16, 1987 arix friend hoffman lee taylor