https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/4e3dfe3a655243bd7289342fd03f5376.pdf 9753c1ef9ff593d0514289362744c6e0 PDF Text Text • Page 16- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio :aig Bend Ohio Lottery Molitor's streak . e~ds at 39 Daily Number 549 Pick 4 9389 Super Lotto Page3 33-18-30-32-43-21 •• at y Vol.3'7, No.77 Copyrighteq 1987 Showers likely again tonight. Low near 10. Show~rs and thunderstorms Friday. Highs near 80. • •• enttne Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, August 27. 1987 2 Sections. 16 Pages 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspapet' · Meigs share of development grant •$90,000 BUY ONE 1-LB. QUARTERS BUY ONE 16 OZ. BOX .Parkay Margarine Foodland Saltines GET ONE GET ONE FREE! FREE! BUY 13.5 OZ. CAN BUY ONE 20 OZ. CAN · GET ONE FREE! FREE! BUY ONE 16 OZ. BAG BI-RITE BUY ONE 48 OZ . JAR KOSHER · Marshmallows Olive Dill Pickles GET ONE FREE! BUY ONE 5.7 OZ. JAR MANZANILLA Durkee Olives GET ON •. FREE! Do~ FREE! FREE! Sauce ASST. 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"Information received from the Cuya hoga Coun ty Board of E lections seems to indicate the possibility of Issue 3 qualifying for the November ballot on ils first pass a rc not very good ," Fought said. II there are not enough valid . signatures , supporters of Issue 3 would be given 10 days to collect . the number of valid signatures - required to piace·lhe issue on the November ballot. The Issue Is supported by the Ohio Bar Association. and the Ohio League of Women's Voters, which paid workers 25 cents for eac)l s ignatu re gathered . Election officials Tuesday c ri tic ized the payment method, saying workers received BOX I• mone y..; whether the signa tures were valid or not. involved. ,\ceeptlng the Oag Wednesday were Mel,;~< County Commissioner Manning Roush , center, a nd Hugh Custer, veterans service officer lor the county. The flag will be flown at th e courthou se In the near future. Iran rejects U.N. cease fire request despite pressure MA NAMA. Ba hra in 1UP II Iran -has dis missed Ara b League pr<'ss ure 10 accept a U.N. reso lu llon ca ll ing for a ceasl.'-flrc in I he Pers ian Gulf. wher e a north · bou nd convoy of r c - fl ag~ed Ku wa iti tankers escor ted by Amer ica n wars hips was hll by a seco nd day of bad wf'alher. Gusling sand-lade n wind s a nd a he at -gene rat ed ha ze reduced vis ibility aga in Wednesday In I he so uthe rn gulf, prf'venlln g r eporter s from sea rching for 1he convoy of two rc-flagged Kuw a iti supertank ers and thei r U.S. naval C'sc01:ts. The exa ct wherea bout s Of the convoy was nol known. But shipping sources Said t hey presumed lhe s hips. whic h ha ve been lry lng s ince Sunday 10 leave the Gulf of Oman for Ihe 5:,0-milf' trip up lhe Pers ian Gull lo Kuwait. we re wa iting out s ide the entran ce to I he Strait of Hormu z for I he weather to lift. The two oil product carriers under escort arc the 81.283-ton Surf Cit y and Ihe 79.999 -ton Chesa peake Cit y. Th e Was hington Pos t reported tod ay that the U.S. Maritime Admlnistra llo n ex pec ts to reach agreem ent within lwo weeks to allow Kuwait to cha rter a t least two Am er i c an ~ o w n ed supertankers with America n crews. The Post said U.S. officials believ<' lhe pa ct , unde r di ssussia n s ince Ma y, is motivated lar gely by Kuwait' s des ire to generat e broader political support In the United Stat es a nd to appease U.S. maritime int erests . Shut lie convoys in the t roubled gulf have become a lmo s t rout ine since the a rrival of minesweeping Sea Stallio n helicopters aboard the amphibious ass aul! carrier USS Guada lcana l. Suspected Iranian mines have posed lhe bigges t th re at to the tankers so far , damaging several ships . Kuwait decided Ia re- register a t least 11 of its tankers \lnderthe American flag and accept U.S. naval escorts In the Persian Gulf in an a ttempt to sla ve off au acks from Iranian forces retalia ting for Iraqi strikes on [i·anl a n oil targets. Kuwait ha s given support to lr·aq in the near ly 7-year-old !(Uif war . Tehran radio Wedn esday dis missed a statement by foreign ministers !rom 21 Arab League na tions who Tu esday warned Ira n that unless it accepted a U.N. cease-fire resolution by · Sept. 20, they would consider cutting diplomatic relations with Tehran . The U.N . Security Council approved the cease-fire plan July 20. iraq s aid it was willing to accept the plan, but Tehran has not accepted it . A Tehran radio com ment ary monitored In Athens said the Arab League resolution, issued after a three -day meeting In Tunis called to discuss· the war. had to be viewed "within the framework of .lhe American naval presence" in the Persian Gu lf and U.S. efforts to win support among Arab countr ies. AT LEAST IT DIDN'T HAPPEN HERE While the Pomeroy-Mason Bridge was closed for repairs recently, ferry service problems were numerous for area residents who used It, but low water- was not one of them. Above, hi the Mllicrsburg, Pa., area ferry service was halted :. this week because of · low water. Capt . .Jack ·Dillman, above, said It Is one of the few times in · the ferry 's 110 year history a dry spell has forced ' the operation to close. ( UPI) George says late CIA, director 'failed to heed warnings' 147 oz. R8aerve The Right To Limit Ouantitlu • Price• EHective Sunday, Auguat 23 Thro~gh ~oturdoy, Auguat 29. 1987 • USDA Food Stompa Accoptod . • Not Roaponolble For Tvpographlcal or Plctoriol Errors. ' ' RAGGEDY MT. DEW, PEPSI FREE 2 LITER BTL. County, abou t 311 percent of signat ures collected statewide Ohio elect ion officials have for the issue. He sa id approxi invalidated thousa nds of petition mately 61. percent of the signatures e xamined s.o far in Cuyasigna lu res for an initiative issue hoga Coun t y have bee n that could change the state's invalidated. judi cial selection process. leadSlate el ecllon officials sa id Ing one official to call the lhey ha ve received similar repel it ions " I he worst I ha ve ever ports from Summit ; Portage. seen.'' Fulton , Ottawa, and Wayne Ohio Seqeta ry of State Shercounties . rod llrown has ordered count y Steve Fought. a spokesman fo r election board officials acros s the state to "go over the petitions ' Brown, said abo ut 29 percent of the 161.000 signa tures submitted with a fin e, tooth comb.' ' after from 77 of Ohio' s 88counties have .,..apparpnt forger ies we re discobeen invalidated. The remaining vered in Ottawa and Fulton 11 counties. including Cuyahoga, cou nlies. constifu e the majority of the "I've been on the · Board of stale's. population . Elect ions for 19 years - I havf' If enough valid signatures are seen literally thou sa nds of petigathered for Issue 3, Ohio voters tions." said Robert Hughes, in November would decide chairman of the Cuyahoga whether lhe governor would be Cou nt y Board of El!:'ctions. given the power lo appoint "These pel il ions art' the worst I appell ate ju.dges who now are have E'ver seen." elected . Hughes said 140,000 s ignat ures To qualify for the November were obtai ned in Cuya hoga By United PrCjls Int ernational GET ONE BUY ONE 10 OZ . CAN REGULAR or ONION a nd Gary Welch. As yet. there is no final detem ination on the road in question . · It was reported that the board has accepted.the bid of Bob McDorman Chevrolet , Canal Winches' ter, for a step van for the Rutland Fire Depart !'lent. Half of the funding for the va n came from a CDBG grant through the commissioners:. The fire department is providing the remainder of the purchase price. The comm iss ioners accepted the McDorman bid based on the recommendatio~ of Rutland Fire Chief Bill Williamson. In fi nal business, Commissioners Jones and Rou s h said they would like to attendin g Sat urday night 's free concert at the Shrine Club Park in Racine. The commissioners were invited by Ra cine Councilm an Bob Beegle to attend tlie concert. since they were responsible for many improvements at !he park through the granting of CDBG funding. Commissioner David Koblentz wa s no t present at yesterday's meeting. Thousands·of petitions are. invalidated by Ohio officials · Carnation BonBons I Vietti Hot vetera ns service officer, who was alsopresent a t the meeting. · The commissioners said they would fly the flag at the courthouse a s soon a s a new flagpole can be erected to accomodate the U.S. and Ohio flags and the POW-MIA flag .The new flag was obt ained by Carpen:er from the National League of Families of Viet nam Veterans . Washington D.C. Commissioner Richard Jones has been unoffi· clally informed that th e masonic lodge will be closing their building nex1 10 the courthouse around Oct. 1. The county plat map office Is currently located in the masonic lodge building so if the build ing Is closed, a new loca t ion for th e office will be needed. A problem wiih det ermining if a specific roiltl in Scipio Township has been official ly abandoned was discussed by the commissioners , P hil Roberts. county engineer, Ted Warner . highwa y superintendent and · Scipio Trustees Don We aver BUY ONE 20 CT. CAN Jolly Time Popcorn FREE! ' availabl e currently, but that addiHonal funding might be available in October or November. Dwight McDaniel. Carpent er. presented the commissioner's with a flag in remembrance of I he POW' s and MIA 's of the Vietnam and all ot her wars in which the United State s ha s been In volved . Mc Daniel. a Vietnam veteran, was In WashingIon D.C. on July 4 to attend special activities at the Vietn a m Memoriaf McDaniel told the commiss ioners there are prisoners of the Vietnam Wa r " liv in g at hom e" in lhe United Sta tes and noted thai many Vietnam veterans hav<' commUted suici de because of problem s s te mming from their partic ipation in the war . He s aid be wants the Vi etn a m veteran s, in particular the POW's and MIA 's, to be r<'membered ·and ·th a t If one veleran dri ves by , sees the flag and Is he lpectbecau se ofi t . then the fl a~ has served it s purpose . The sa me fl ag is being flown ove r lhes tat ehouse In Co lumbus sa id Hugh Cusler. Meigs County FREE! BUY ONE 16 OZ. BAG YELLOW FREE! GET ONE · GET ONE FREE GET ONE thern Napkins GET ONE Del Monte Catsup GET ONE GET ONE BUY ONE 140 CT. PACKAGE BUY ONE 2B O:t. BTL. SQUEEZE .Friskies Buffet Cat' Food 3-Diamond Pineapple GET ONE 3 LB . Meigs Count{ s 1988 share of the Communily Development Block Grant allotment from the Ohio Department of Development will be $90,300 a ccording to information Wednesday from the Meigs Count y Commiss ioner s. The new fundin g Is down from last yea r 's · funding of $91.700 a nd from the n ~w fundin g, $20.000 has already been obligat ed to a regiona l revolving loa n accoun l through Buckeye HillsHocking Valley Regional Development Dl slricl. ·· ThE' co mm iss ione rs discussed I he need for 1wo public hearings on the CDBG fundin g requi rement s but hear ing dal es were not scheduled . A ma ximum of eight CDBG projects may be funded . A request fr om Common Pl eas .Judge Char les Knight for add lllo na l fundin g for lh<' ope ra ti on of the Bureau o f Su pport was a lso discussed . Boa rd Presi dent Ma nning Ro ush le fl I he m eelin g to dls uss lhe req uest with Cou nt y Aud ilor Bil l Wickline. Upon returning, Roush reported Wic klin e sai d lhNe W(•rc no un allocated fund s By NEIL ROLAND WASHINGTON (UP II ~ Co n ­ gress iona l Iran -Contra investi· gators have more evidence I ha t CIA Director William Casey helped top aides to President Reagan disregard repeated Intelligence assessment s of problems wilh initiatives toward Iran. Clair George, who served Ca· sey as the CIA's operations director , offered a high-level view of what his former boss was· doing in private testimony m ade . public Wednesday by the congressional committees probing the Iran-Contra case. · · • George said Casey failed to heed warnings that two middlemen in secret U.S. arms sales to Iran, retired Maj. Gen. Richard Secord and Iranian businessman Manucher Ghorba nifar, should not be trusted. Appa rently goaded by White HoU8e cons ervatives, Casey then decided In early 1986 to circumvent the spy agency 's bureaucracy in pursuing the policy sought by his close friend, the pres ident, .G eorge offered hls account of events In two sessions with the committees Aug. 5 and 6. The ._.,..... --r-·~-.,.------·~-----·---~-------- . . .. _____:_\._. panels planned today to rele,.se two more tra nscripts of private test ilnony from Marine Lt. CoL Robert Earl and Navy Cmdr. Craig Coy, two former aides to Lt . CoL Oliver North, the Marine at the heart of the scandal. In parts of his depos ition released earlier, Earl contradicted North's sworn testimony about destr.o ylng documents In the presence of Justice Departm ent investigators as the sca ndal was erupting last fall. Earl said North's 'o ffice shredding machine was broken on the day in question, Nov. 22. George's testimony adds a dimension to the investigation by re inforcing the public account by Secretary of State George Shultz, who s uggested overzealous · White House officials - and Casey - Ignored Independent evidence in their bid to secure the release of American hostages. held by pro- Iranian terrorists. , George, who does not Identify himself publicly, said Casey, Norl.h' and the Marine' s boss at t)le time, national security adviser Robert McFarlane, merely · shrugged off 1985 warnings tha t the I ra n deals were a hostage :, ransom "scam." one poin t. "The way to handle : McFarlane 's successor. John Bill Casey was to outna nk him to. · Poi ndexter, a lso Ignored CIA the right , charge him with being<_ argu m ents that by s haring Inte l- less than adventurous ." :-: ligence with Iran, the governStill, yeorge defended h [S:~ ment was helping the "wrong former boss, a Republican Part>(. people" a nd would produce "ca· veteran w ho managed Reagan Y.taclysmic result s" in the Iran- 1980 campaign. aga inst ·charge& · Iraq war, George said. that he might have falsifl ei(. The spy agency deputy des- intelligence being given to Re4 · ; · crllbedhowCasey ,whodiedMay gan In order to strengthen hts: · 6, apparently was swayed by own Sta nces. White House conservatives to While he " had strong ;md ver~_:: Ignore the advice of hls own · partisan polit lea i positions as ari •· experts. IndividuaL " George said, · ~: "I'll let you in on a secr et," ·never saw Bill Casey try to coot<--: George told the committees at the books on intelligence. ' ; .-· • ,, -:·> �' ' Thll'sday, August 27. 1987 . ·Commentary Firm took ,' ' The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio • DEVOTED TO THE INTERES'J'8 OF THE ~j;b ~IEIGS-~i\SON i\REt\ ' ~ m ~ ~L...,.... r""'""'E!!d·~ . ~v ROBERT L. WINGETT Puhlisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Puhlisher; Controller BOB HOEFLICH General Manag£-r A MF.MRER n l' ffh4' L'ni1f•tl Pr'l'!'i!" Jnt f'rn:llinn~l. Jnl :tn.li O:liJ~· Pr('~~ ' Assnc·iation and lhf' Amf'ri{·;•n l'if'wspapf'r Publis h.f'l'!-: A'-SfiC'i:•li0n . LF:ITER!'. OF' OPH,;JOr\ . tl 't' wi •l r·nmr · T hf'\ ~houlll ht · I(·~ ·" 1h:111 ;mn ~~ntd !­ ltmc . Alllf'\tl · r~ :11· · ~uh i t ·t · 1 tt• t·dtl in[! . •nd m\J'tl)r• .. ;!! nt'(l 1'' 11h n :•m• . ;ul rh ·r·.,s ll ·lq)h(I TH' numlwr. J""• • \m siJ,!rHil lt•IH · !"~ \\ ill I)(' puh[i-.h('d Lf'H• · r ~ "h11u\d h•· in gnt '! d \,t.,l ,t '. :ttl dt'l'!-;- l ng i«'1H'" nf1\ pr•r sonctl ltii•.o; ""cl Louisiana's long lockout ·' ward worke r organization dates By Robert Walters BATON ROUGE , La. (NEAl- back to the early 1980s. when When· Roger Arnold's son re- "managers at BASF plants in cently celebrated his sevent h Rensselaer. N. Y.; Jamesburg, birthday , the youngster didn't N. J.: Wyandotte , Mich. and . get many presents. His father Geismar. La . were told to break hasn't eaTlled m uch money since the unions." the Loyola analysis , being locked out of his job more says. BASF, the report a dd s, • ·than three years ago. "v iewed the battl e as a test of "He can't understa nd why he . strength bptween a multi -billion..• doesn't h_a ve toys other kids :> have," says Arnold, a dispirited dollar , multi-national corporalion (a nd ) ~70 blue -collar .• 38-year -o ld maint e nanc e workers." ;. : mechan ic. • • A llen's wile has .a part -time ; • job, and he picks up occasional : · temporary wm·k. but the famil y's ·: Income is far below what it was :-. when he worked at the BASF ,; Corp. chemical manufact uring •: . plant In Geismar. La ,, almost 20 :-; miles sou th east of her e, · • Another form er BASF em'; ' ployee locked out by the com_. ; pany asks that he not be identi·> Ited because he fears retaliation. :: ; He for lornl y recalls missing his ·. ' daughter's high school gradua.tlori last spring beca use he was in :; •.New York. pursu ing a tempora ry :.; job he desperately needed to earn WASHINGTON ~A principal . culprit In the sale ofToshtba propeller-milling equipment to the Soviet Navy - C. ltoh & Co. has a history of leaking Eastern military technology to Moscow, A spokesman for C. Itoh. one of Japan's biggest international trading companies, insists that It didn't realize the Toshiba transaction was lllegal until Japanese Investigators contacted the company. Evidence we have gathered from the Japanese press and other sourees raises serious doubts about this claim. We reported, for example, that C. Itoh had been ldentlfted three years ago in secret CIA report as one of five Japanese firms suspected of illegal.sales of high-technology items to the Soviets. The CIA said C. Itoh and the other four should be monitored closely for such Illicit but highly profitable deals. Japanese authorities have publicly Identified C. Itoh as Toshiba's Int ermediary in the $17 million propeller-milling equipment sale, which has enabled Soviet submarles to ru n so quiet ly that they are extrem<>ly difficult to detect. Overcoming this technological advantage could cost U.S. taxpayers billions of dollars . While Toshiba has drawn severe punishment from the U.S. and Japanese governments, C. ltoh ha s escaped with nothing more than a three-month ban on sales to thE' Soviet bloc. But it is becoming clear that alarm sig nals were r inging in Japan for nearly three decades about C. · secrets.~ n." Today • 10 history ·> FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY GET A FREE 12" BLACK AND WHITE TV ./ ·some money . so n to th e New York Yankees Wednesda y for pit cher D~nnls .. Rasmussen In an cffo rr 10 bolsrr.r XL-100 ,· It will be a Bass Fisherman's Delight Friday night, August 28th at Tri-State Greyhound Pari<. After the 12th race that night, one lur;ky patron will win a $7,500 Bassfinders Boat from Economy Marine in Charleston. . Register anytime during our performances August 20th through the 27th, and before 8:00 p.m. Fnday, August 28th. No purchase or wager is necessaty, but you must be present to win. The winner is responsible for all taxes. You must be 18 years of age to register. So come join us for the excitement of greyhound racing, as Tri-State presents a "Bass Fisherman's Delight" Friday, .August 28th. Post Times: 7:30 evenings Mon. thru . Sal. 1:30 matinee Information: Reservations: Wed., Sar. & fkJ/idays 776-1000 776-5000 Cross Lanes, WV Ex~ 1-64 • 19'diagonal Yankees with a r(>(;ord QJ 18· 6. Rasmussen will join the Reds In ·Ci ncl nna!l Friday and Is expec ted to- make his first start Su nday against the Cubs. Gullickso n , a 28-ycar-old rlght ha ndPr, is 10 ·11 with a n ERA of 4.85 In 27 gam es. Th<' Heds acquired him In a OecrmberJ9H5 trade with Montreal. The Reds . who have fallen to th ird place In the National Lea!!UC West behind San Fran cisco and Houston . have been tryln)! to trade for a pit cher for several weeks . Th ey apparently were c lose to acquiring Rick Rcuschel from Pittsburgh la st week. but . the Plrat!'s instead tradecl him to San Francisco. 01 ROll ~ ELEC • : .. : to the in terests of both workers · :·and their unions. : ;: , A t the time of the lockout here. was insis ti ng upon wage ·:·cu ts of up to $3 per hour. the :: :!'ffectlve abolition of the plant 's :• . seniority system, s harply re-: iluced medica l benefits and the :: : righ t to hire co ntract employees :-;to fill 100 uniov jobs. •: Ne ither side ha s covered itself : ; :with glory in the pro tracted $348 FRI. SAT. SUN. ~JI $248 17FT. CU. FT. $498 SHARR union. for· examp le. a • · Bass F1she11nan's Del· t GAS ·> become popular in recen t years .; : among corpora tions antago'nist ic ~;-has adopted an Inflammatory :;:slogan: "Bhopal on the Bayou? ;, ~· •· That phrase, displayed on •:•everythi n ~ from billboards to leaflets. suggests- without any justifica tion - that BASF's · Geismar plant poses the samE' dangers as did the Union Carbide Corp. plant in Bhopal, India. where a 1984 chemical leak result ed in more than 2.000 de a t,hs. Simil•rly, the unio n has posted signs in the Geismar area proclaiming: "Stop foreign oppres.- s1on of Louisianna workers." T h at 's a gratu it lous reference to the fac t that BASF AG · (t he world 's seco nd largest chemical company, ranking behing Du Pontl has its headquarters in · :west G<>rma ny. But the compa ny Is aptly charac t erized by the Rev. George R. Lu ndy, vice president for academic affairs at Loyola University In New Orleans, as "a high-profit. vic ious ly anti-union ,corpo ration." An ana lysis of the Increasingly bitter dispute co-authored by Lu ndy and Issued by Loyola's Institute of Human Relations, says "BASF was prepared, willing a nd eager to engage In battle to break the OCAW loca l at Geismar.' " The company's host ilit y to- • RCA ~- ;.m~ n agement technique t hat h as C.. :ctispu te. ThP their saggin)! pl ayoff hop<'s. ThP left -handed Rasmussr n. 28. Is 9-7 with an E ftA of4. 75 ln 26 !tames. A yt'a r ago he It'd 1h~ (Ga~t a.\d E;lectric Ranges J ::: : T he BASF employees thus · >.became victims of a harsh :~: BASF The CINCINNATI tUPI) - ~rosley.) RCA Tri-State Presents on August 28th DETROIT !UPI I - Toronto game ngalnst the S<:>nttlc Marin Blue Jays o ut fielder Ri ck Leach, ers and the American League • who mysteriously vanlshf>d be · team ·s charter flight to Toro nto. . • fore Tuesday n l~ ht.' s ga m l' with Rlu c- .ln . s lravPiing: Sfl cretary • the Mariners In Seat tle. Is "Sa fe Mike Mltr hel l sa id Leach's dis and so und ," accordin~ to his appeara nce stemmed from a father . " pc•rsonal problem " invol v ing Leach . a native of Flint who L<'ac h. his wife and the team . l·lc • lives In Farmtn~ton Hill s. and his did not ela boratf'. • wife , Anglr, arrlv!'d Iat<' Wedn es· " Hlek Is eml)arra~sed. but he day night at Df'lrolt Metropolitan want s to gel nn with it. " Mlt<>hell Airport On Northwest F'lig hl 712 sa id. a ddin~ Leach " will be and IP!t b}' car. read~ · to play when the team HIs whereabouts had bern opens its ho mC'stand Thursda y unknown for bo ut 16 hour's until nigh I a~alnst Oakla nd ." l ' he showed up Wednesda y morn" H<:> 's a ll right : tha t 's nit I ca n • lngHiaSo:oatt leulrporthotelaft r . sa~." Lf•ach ' s fnthC'r. Di ck , ~~ . or • dlsapiJ('nr·Jn)! Tuesday ali rnoo n Flint . told lh<' D~tro\1 Pr~ Press from a downtown Seattle hot('! , today. He sa id his son didn ' t go He mi ss('(\ Tuesda y nlghi 's Into an~ · d~tall. ' : •: return to 1heir jobs. Since the event was added to the PGA Tour In 1976, no player has repeated as champion. From 1962-75, the event was contested as a four-player exhibition and Jack Nicklaus won In 1962-63. Leach said "safe and sound' Hros· tradrd pit cher 13111 Culltck - >: ·c ontinue working at the Geismar ;< AKRON, Ohio 1UPll -History may well be Dan Pohl's biggest obstacle In hi s quest to defend his title in the NEC World Series of Golf. Sentinei-Page-3 Reds trade Bill Gullickson WITH PURCHASE OF CONSOLE COLOR . TV'S, CAMCORDERS, REFRIGERATORS, WASHERS, DRYERS, FREEZERS AND DISHWASHERS• :;::pla n t by BASF managers on Jun e > )5, 1984. :-: The locko ut occurred two ·: • hours before the ex piration of a ~ : con t ract between BASF a nd . ; OCAW and while they were •• • negotiat ing a new pact. · T he OCA W mem b&rs had of-~ fered to conti nue worki ng .with·: out a contract as long as ·: : negotiations over the new agree~· · ment cont inued- but the com·, · pany refused to allow them )o History hig obstaelt> • a PLUS FREE 12'' Black & White TV -; : His daughter had hoped to ;.:-attend college, but the fa mily :-= : .C an't afford to pay fo r it. lnstead, •• -s he is working for a loca l a ut o ·; •dealer. ;; ;: Thetwomenare amo ng the370 , :members of the Oil, Chem ica l •: a nd Atomic Workers Union who •;.were ' summarily fo r bidden to . PITTSBURGH !UP!) -When you're In a pennant race, there are teams you're supposed to beat. _A last'-place team s.uch as the . Pottsburgh Pirates is one of them . But In the last two weeks, · the Ptrates have beaten the Cincin• nati Reds ffve out of six games, Including a three-game sweep In Pittsburgh culminated Wednesday night by a 6-5 win . · The Reds have now lost 's ix .straight. nine,of their last 11 and have fallen five games behind the ·NL West -leading San F'ranclsco Giants. "Things just aren't going our · way at all," said Red s outfielder · .Paul . O'Neill, "We're hoping th_tngs will turn around, luck will .go our way. You can also look at .these games that they shouldn't MISSES TAG -PUts burgh's Junior Ortiz can't The Jut-place Pirates rallied to win, &-5,' and take have heen this close. make the Ia! In time as !Wds' Kurt Stulwell slides the season series, 9-3. (UP!) across home plate for the score In third Inning. "These are the Pittsburgh Pirates. not the New York Me ts two-run triple. Cangelosi scored . or St. Louis Ca rdinal s.'' added Jl's ace reliever John Franco, 7-4 . Pedriqu e 's two-out single that the third r un on an error. .O'Niell. "Obv iously, t hey play just eluded the Red s infielders. Andy Van Slyke's two- .ou.t, well against us . But there's no two- run s ingle to right off Franco Cl n~t nnatl tied the score 3-3 in "That ball didn't even )eave the sixth on Nick Esasky 's 18th way we s hould walk out of this · tieJ th e score 5-5 in the eight h. the infield," said Franco. "He .locker room losing thr ee With two out . Reds start er Guy got it off the e nd of the bat. I home run of the season. games." "This Is kind of like a disease," ncver should have been in that Hoffman , who had allowed just said Franco. "It's spreading. We AI Pedrlque 's two-out si ngl e spot. My con trol wasn't good and lwo hits over 7 2-3 innings. past the gloves of first baseman surr endered a double lo Bobby I was behind hitters . just a bad can't do anything right. We know we have such a good team, it's Terry Francona and seco nd Bonilla . Franco relieved and night , I guess." hard to believe. Pe te's (Rosel baseman Kurt Stillwell In the walked Mike Dlaz. A passed ba ll The Reds had taken a 5-3 lead trying to do everything. We're bottom of the ninth gave the by Bo Dlaz a llowed Bonilla to in the top of the eighth against tryi ng our best. Nothing's Pirates the series sweep. Brian Fis her. O'Ne ill 's one-out move to third and pinch runnPr working." homer with Barry Larkin "It felt real good to beat Barry Bonds to second . Van . Jeff Robi nson, 7-8. worked the Ci ncinnat i thre<> games," said aboard. his fifth of the seaso n, Slyke lin!'d a s ingle to right. ninth to earn his first win sin ce Pedrlqu c . " They're right In the $cor-i ng both r unners. snapped a :J-3 tie. joining the Pirates from San pennant rate . That is what we Cinc innati took a 2-0 lead in the In the ninth . Johnn y Ray Fran~isco last Friday . want to do .'· ope ned wi th a double. moved to third on Trac y Jones' RBI single Pirat es second baseman RaThe Pirat es notched their third on a sacrifice and scored on a nd Larkin's sacrifi ce fly . fael Belllard fractured his lelt leg come bac k win agai nst Cln<'i nna The Pirates took a 3-2 lead in the third on Joh n Ca ngelos i's on a fir st -Inning double play . ___B__,::y.....,;;,J_ac___k_A_nd_er_so....,...;..n, credibly, according to the E nvtIto h. But recently, Sen. Alan slle docum e nt . March 1968, a Japanese rot\mental Protection Agency's InIn Dixon, D-Ill., got wind of them. military officer was charged with spector general, the agency's own An Internal memo In Dixon's giving C. Itoh a classified docuInspectors apparently don't take office, reviewed by our reporter ment dealing with electronic comthe warnings about asbestos seriGary Clouser, reveals that a conously. Not only did some EPA Inf(dentlal source of the senator's munications, and was suspected of · delivering other classified miti· spectors in a six-state region reported that "the Soviet Union tary Information to the ,coinpany. around the Great Lakes fall to suhas had a long history" of workSejtma himself, though a pervise asbestos removal strictly Ing with the Japanese trading "very close frined" of Prime Miin a recent six-month period; they firm to obtain Western secrets. Yasuhiro Nakasone "and a nlstPr wear adequate protedidn't even Additional Information, primarmember of his kitchen cabinet." ctve equipment themselves. Ily from Japanese press acaccording to the Dixon memo, has MINI -EDITORIALSupercounts, was provided to Dixon. It come under Intense scrutiny for a 1power status often requires cerIncludes the following allega leged ties to the Soviet Union. tain degree of ~attence with the tions; In fact , one story on Sejlma, In Impertinence of lnternallonal :... In 1959. a 30-page classified document describing a Boeing the Japanese monthly' Bunge! troublemakers, but the Hezbollah ground-to-air missile was taken Shlnju, implies that he may have religious f~matlcs have been pushfrom the Japa nese Air Staff Of- collaborated with the Soviets Ing their luck lately. During a reflee. The Pentago,n had sent the when he becarrw a prisoner of cent demons! ration in Lebanon. document to U.S. al lies to pro- war at the dose of World War II. the Iran-backed fundmentallsts Dixon's tnvestlg~ t \on of C. ltoh recently sh.outed well.rehearsed mote sll.Je Qf the missile . . . has led him to sponsor legislation anti -American slogans like. " You An official Japanese Investiga · that would Indirectl y pepallze C. a re threatening us With fleet: retion resulted in a n admission by ltohor any foreign firm that sells member the burial ground of tiki C. ltoh that one of Its top execu rest ricted technology to the So- Marines In Leban. Someone tives had "privately borrowed' ' viet bloc . should remind the rousers of this the document and made three-coASBESTOS AFTERMATH rabble that earlier tyrants pies at the · company's headThe dangers of airborne asbestos Adolph Hitler comes to mind quarters. The Soviets subsequently obtained a copy of the as a posslbl~ cause of eancer have' learned that American patience Is been so widely publicized you'd · not limitless. · classified document , though C ltoh never admitted responsibil - thnk no one would be unaware. InIty for thai. Two Air Staff officers were forced to resign as a result of th e incident - and both were hired Ry Unlt<'d Press l nt•r natlonal by C. lt oh or a subsidiary . One of Tn'(lav is Thursd ny , i\ug . 27, the 239th day o!1Y~7 with 126 to follo"' . them was an Impe rial Army Mil Th e moon Is wax ing, moving toward it s fir st quarter . itary Academy classmate by' Th e mo rnin g-s tars arL' Mars and .JupltN. Ryuzo Sejima. the C. ltoh ma ThP f"\'E'nlng star"' ~1rr M er cury , Venus and Saturn . naging director in c harge of mili Those born on this dat<' are und<'r th ~ s ign of Virgo , They incl ude tary sa les at the tim e. In fact. Ger ma n phllosophl'r Georg Hegel In 1770: novelist Throdor Dr~iscr mem o writt en for Dixon Identi - in 1R7I : English automakN t'harlcs Rolls In 1877; movlr mogul fies Sejlma as the executive wh o Sam u ~l Gol dwyn In JBR2: no,·elisl C'.S. Forcster in 18!¥.1; Lyndon " \>arrowed '' the classlttcd mis- Bai ne . ..Jo hnson , :uith prl's lclrnt of thf> United States. The Daily Pittsburgh completes three-game sweep Page-2-The Daily Senti~l Pomeroy-Middleport. OhiO Thursday. August 27. 1987 u. s. Pomeroy Middleport. Ohio HO .' '" ·, """"" 4-411-4524 8 CU. FT. FIEEIEI VCR ' 25'dtagonal XL-100 Color TVs I YOUR CHOICE $448 T ht> Da ily St·ntint•l (nws ll:t-!:lfi41) \ Oh holim uf Mu ll lnwdla , l nt ·. !j ... hlll C f'llffij1,F!l\ :\·l\dl illll 'ci J.I . \Ill '. 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I I I I I 4 9000 2 766 15 OFFER GOOD ONLYIN ARE.S SERVED BY· , 4900 0 2 766 15 OFFER GOOO ONL" N AREAS SERVED BY • 1 1 I Hunlin(i!IOn Coca·Cola Bottling Company • , · · Huntington Coca -Cola Bottling Compan~ · l.:!9~e~-~C~~OC.!::!'I~~~O=ic,!!Oo!!!"'~' trllda~o.!!!, C~C~o~~j_< C~t ~h~•:::!'i~d~ ~·~":!!!h~~~~ . ~ T!:!.:or.;~l~~ -~~ . •' • • �• Paga 4 The Daily Sentinel ' By COLLINS Yt;ARWOOD made his major-lea gue debut UPI ~ports Writer . Aug. 18 against Milwaukee In · Pa ul Molitor was the fir st Cleveland , hur ling the 12th Inbatter to get a hit off Cleveland's nlng and picking up the victory. John Farrell . The rookie right- Molitor, the firs t batter he faced, bander returned to haunt Molitor singled to right . Wedne sday night. Molitor struck out to open the Farr ell . 25, making only his game, grounded into a double second major-league start , held play to short to end the . third Mol[tor hitless In four trips, Inning, grounded out to short to halting his hitting streak at 39 end the sixth and reached on an consecutive games. error In the eighth. · He hit a slow gi-ounder to third " I approached the game like any other game," said Farrell, In the eighth with Castillo on who only started because sche- second. First" baseman Pa t duled pit cher Rich Yett twisted Tabler bobbled Brook Jacoby' s an ankte·. "! can't be on an ., throw, which had beaten Molitor . emotional roller coaster. I ba ve to the base by 11-2 steps. to keep on an even keel. " Molitor's hitting streak was not With Molitor on deck in the lOth the only one to·end. Brett Buller Inning and Farrell out of the of Cleveland went 0-for- 4 game after nine innings, pinch- concluding his 19-game hitt ing hitter Rick Manning singled streak . . home Mike Felder from second Elsewhere, Chicago dumped base amid a chorus of boos from · Boston 5-3, Kansas City blanked" the . County Stadium crowd of Te xas 3-0 and Detroil outgunned 11,246. The hit lifted the Brewers Minnesota 10- 8. to a 1-0 victory over the Indians. White Sox 5, Red Sox 3 " It shows you the di stor tion of At Boston Carlton Fisk belted pr iorities when the home team a pair of ho~e runs and drove in "!ins the game in extra il)nings three rtms, leading the Whit e and the ~rDWd goes silent ," Sox. Chicago, currently last in Molitor said. the AL West fini shed the season Manning. a former India n, had series 9-3 ag~lnst Boston, lncludmixed feelings about the hit. ing .a 5-1 mark a t Fenway Pa rk. :· Pa~l told me to get a hi! ," he Royals 3, Rangers 0 satd. I was saying to myself, At Kansas City, Mo., Danny 'Yeah , an infield hit ."' Tha t way, Jackson fired a fou r -hitter and the run would not score and Kevin Seltzer 's two-run doubl e Molitor would have a cha nce to highligl)t ed a three-run seventh extend the streak. Inning, carrying the Royals . "That's the firs t time I' ve Tigers 10, Twins 8 gotten booed for a game· winning At Minneapolis, Matt Nokes hit at hon;e. ·: Manning said. stroked a two-run single to spark Molitor s hittmg streak was the a five-run ninth inning, lifting the sixth longest m baseball history Tigers . and the longest since Pete Rose hit In 44 strai~rht in 197R. "The fact that it's in the top five or six hitting streaks makes you realize you' re pretty fortunate to have it," Molitor said. " I enjoyed it and I'm happy I was able to contribute to the team. Now that it's over, I'm sure the pride will continue to grow with each game. MATTHEW MODINF "Someday when I'm through· playing, I'll look back and I'm IN sure It will be one of my greatest personal satisfactions as far as the game is concerned." R Those ahead of Molitor a re: Ty Cobb of Detroit (40 ) in 1911, George Sisler of the St . Louis Browns (41 ) in 1922. Bill Da hl an of the Chicago Cubs (42) in 1894. Willie Keeler of Ba ltimre (44 ) in 1897, Rose of Cincinna ti t44 ) In 1978 and Joe DiMaggio of the New York Yankees !56) in 1941. Farrell was called up from Cleveland's Triple-t': affili ate in Buffalo Aug. 18. At Buffalo, he was 6-12 with a 5.83 ERA . He Thwaday. August 27, 1987 Thursday. August 27. 1987 Pomeroy Middleport. Ohio Molitor-goes 0-4; streak ends at 39 ' Mitch Frankel of Im pact Inc., a sports management firm in Boston that represents Ca rter, said the workout, intended to give scout s a cha nce to time Carter and give him a physica l, was supposed to be held Thurs· day in the Hoosier Dome, but to hold the workout but t he NFL wouldn 't allow !( . F rankel said only 12 or 13oft he league 's 28 tea ms have expressed an interest in attending. " I don't know who will come or not," F r ankel sa id, adding that severa l tea ms - Chicago, Washington and Sa n Fra ncisco have expressly sa id they would not send a representati ve. those pla ns were cancelled by Hoosier Dome official s. Frankel said he wasn't told why. " It seems every time we take a turn someone is there to great us and tu r n us down," said F rankeL Some teams have refused to atlow Cart er to hold his pre· draft workout at the ir fac!i!t!es . and F rankel sa id Dalias had agreed The Daily Sentinel- Page- S Pt:yJI~~u~~san~ visits Meigs .Friday irt 1987 football opener · , Carter ·slated to work out .for NFL scouts By MICHAEL BURNS Ftepresent atives lor for mer Ohio State wlde receiver Cris Carter were scrambling Wednesday to find a site in Ind ia na polis to hold a workout fo r Carter prior to Frida y's NFL supplement al draft. Pomeroy Middleport. Ohio Sentinel Stall Writer day s game , the tea ms are not King Football makes Its debut scheduled to meet for a t least two Friday night a t Mara uder Sta- years. dlum when the Meigs Ma ra uders In talki ng to both coac hes, each host t he Black Knights of Point expressed the opiniOn !hat pass . Pleasant High In a non-league tilt defense wUI pla y an Im po rt ant sta r ling at 7:30 p.m. · ·pa rt In the cont es t. Coach Steve Coming off a 10 and 0 seaso n in Safford , In his 13th season at 1986, th.e Marauders hope 10 Poi nt. Pleasant, stated th at continue their winning ways with Meigs pass ing game headed by a victory over the Maso n SenlorM! keBartr~m wlll have to Countlans. be stym ied a nd thts could prove Ina14-gameseries da tln g bac k tobe a v,ery tou gh ass lgnment fo~· to 1968 Meigs has ma naged b t hi s- squ ad which lacks expetwowi~ s i15-12Jnl 972 a ndJ3_18 rn r ience . The Big ~ lack' s mentor 1986, and one ti e , 8_8 In 1971 The ~dded that offensively the tea m ~lg Blacks totally dom ina ted the ·IS a little green and this is years from 1973 throu h 19 defi nitely a rebuilding year for posting nin e con sec u tlv~ vl. 82 : him ._He sta ted that due to West rles, the most lopsided beinctoa Vlrgmla hi gh sc hool r ules , tea m 28·0 s hutout In 1980 _ Aft e . ~ I· mem bers have had only one r--::----.;;..;;.;,;;;;,;_;;;'.;.;.;;.;.r..;,.;r~ week of c~ ntact pnor to Friday 's game and thi s could prove to be detriment a l. . . . On the ot her s tde of the com, first year Head Coach !;lob As hley of Meigs feels that the Marau ders wlll matc h up. we ll wtt h the Big Blacks. He poi nted out that Poin t showed a very good passing game in thei r last scrimmage but added that Meigs can, hopefull y, mai ntain tl)e aggressiveness they have show n thus fa r in SC!'immages and co nta in their grou nd ga me. Both coaches Ind ica ted that all personnt\1 a re physically hea lthy for the opener. As Coach Saffor d so aptly sta ted: "When these two teams meet, it is always a good ba ll game and pas t scores are not a lways an Indication of the closeness of the con test. We 'll have the answer Fr'iday night aro~ nd 9:30." • Probable start mg lineup - : _Point Pleasant Black Knights: Offense, Brett Leach, TD. Se· nior; Kev in Amburgy, TE, Sr.: Jackie Bowers, T .. J r.; Na than Ball, T. , J r .; Billy Cottr ill , G., Jr.; Jam es Higginbotham, G. , J r. ; Rob Jarrell, C., J r.; Jimmy Oliver, QB, J r.; Scott Vic kers, Sr., or David Supple, Jr., WR: Steve Rlchar~son, _So., or Dav id Lovejoy, Sr., WB; J osef Clendenio , J r. , or John Beaver, Sr., HB; Casey Hill , Jr., or Sa m Hall, Sr., FB; Defense, Brett Leac h, DE, Sr.; Kevin Amburgey , DE . Sr.; Kent P rice, DT, J r .. J a mes JJiggi nbot h a m, DT, J r.; Rob Jarrell , MG . Jr.: Casey Hill, LG. Jr.; Sam Ha ll, LB, Sr. ; J immy Oliver, DB, Jr.: David Lovejoy, DB, Sr.: J ohn Beaver. DB. Sr. , Scott Vickers, DB, Sr. Meigs Marauders - · : . Offense: Chris Sm it h, E ., Sr.; Bill Brothers or Bryan Durst, E, both Seniors: Scott Hanning, T., Sr.; Matt Peterson, T, J r.; Steve Tracy , G., Sr.; Wes Young, C., Jr."; J ared Sheets, C. , Jr.; Mike Bartrum,QB, Sr.; Wess Howard, G I I • 6 h· · • • MU au I p aytng I . position at HUNTINGTON, W.Va . 1•)-!Pll - Kev in Ga ult of Uhr ichsville. Ohio, is play ing h is s ixth position in five foo tball seasons under three different head coac hes at Ma rshall. The zigzag sojourn of the 23year-olo a t the Southern Confer- Elli'il -..,· I. Pl'l . UH St . ~ 1:-o ., 7l l l .Ml - N.-w V•rk MIHIII tr..a I'll II• . ~1 1 ',~ 118 :1& .SS'l 11, A I I .Sl!t 11t ':1 iUi fl I'? .!Itt It Otk.•III: O r tu-.tw-l{.h ~ ~ n t' rltll ..... 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Page-6 ' ·~~~~ · --------------~~~~~~--------~---------------------Beat of the bend library lines Patience and the fair and Toad will do that on Aug. 29. By BOB HOEFLICH Sentinel Staff Writer Also amopg the pitchers · Before the Meigs County Fair Carl "Cricket'' Searles, Middlefades comport, pitched In a world tourney pletely Into motwo weeks ago at Eau Claire, ments to reWise., and came in third in his member, I do class, which is B. and was eighth want to mention overall. that every year I am more than Lonnie LeMaster has been . • impressed with returned to his home, Rout e 2, the composure and fortitude of Pomeroy, following major Muriel Bradford, fair board surgery - one of a number of secretary. She's amazing. major operations over the past If you'd, see the mountain of years. Convalescence is the problems that she e ncounters order now. His mother, Bonnie, during fair week, you'd wonder reports that Meigs County has how she can ha ng In there -and ' always rallied in support of With such patience. Lonnie and this time was no By the way, the sound system exception . Thank you fo r th at. at the fair was handled this year by the able staff of Aardvark Now about that chain sa w Roger a nd Mary Gilmore. Tim just how good are you• The Pomeroy Home a nd Auto. Glaze - and the staff. Those people did a remarkable job operated by Carolyn and Bill and they are perfectionists. You McDaniel on E. Mam St . Pomecan depend on I hem to get it roy , will be staging "Sawdust right. Day" at the establish me nt on Incidentally, you might have Sept. 4. During the all day event chai n noticed some of those signs on the saw operators will be doing grounds calling attention to the fact that one of the days at the carvings in competition. There fair - seems like It was Thurs- wtll be prizes for the best and th e ' -: day- was the birthday of active lop prize Is $50. Abou t 4 p.m. the carvings will be auctioned and fair board member. Bill Radproceeds will go to the Carleton ford You notice , Bill - I'm a School. Isn't that a nea t idea? diplomat - I don 't mention figuro;>s. His daughter, Mary The competiton is open to all comers - and the public is Gilmore, posted those signs more than Bill had time to Invited to stop by and see how it's dispOse of. done. There are rules a nd con· test ants can stop by the store or And - it was great that Bill call in for detail s. Downie, fair board member who for so many years took an active Ralph and Betty Kern will part in the flow of the harness mark thetr 36th wedding annjver· ·· horse program, was a ble to be sary on Sept. I . The Kerns. present for a couple da ys of parents of five sons. res ide a t racing. Bill. who has been having Route I, · 41210 State Route 33, some health problems, was in the Shade, Ohio, 45776. judges' stand for two days of the racing - a most welcome sight. Meredith Manor Internattonal Equestrian Centre, which as I Did you hear the rumor too• reca ll is operated by a son and I mean the one tot he effect tha t daughter-In-law of Meigs Coun· Dr. John Ridgway is retiring. ty's Mary Meredith, will present I hustled up to Dr. Ridgeway 's and end of the summer horse office one morning this week to show and graduation Friday at personally pin him on the rumor . the campus in Waverly, W.Va . As it turns out - It is just a Activities siart at 9 a. m. and rumor. Dr. Ridgway ha s been in students will participate in three Florida for three weeks for a divlsons of competition. dres· mini vacation and was also sage, western riding and jumpinvolved in a continuing educa· ing . Each member of the August. lion program . However, he defi- 1987 classs wlll execute a special nitely reports, he IS NOT gradua lion rid!-' to mu sic beretiring. tween show classes at which tim e dtplomas will be awarded . Jim Knisley. world champton horseshoe pitcher in 1984 , and It ma y be coole r, but It 's still second in 1987. has called Toad just as dry. If we're on a quot a Brickles of Middl eport asking system and it all comes at once, __ Brlckles to accompany him to a we 're in trouble. Do keep pitching event in North Carolina sm iling Broderick birthday is celebrated • Jamie Broder~ck , son of Jim - and Becky Broderick, Pomeroy, recently celebrated his lOth · birthday with two parties. The first was held at his home with family and close friends. An AIf theme was carried out in the : cake and decorations. Attending • were his grandmother, Emma :-Broderick, Christina Grueser. ·: Frank, Linda and Vincent Brod:erick, David and Nathan Ro· 'blnette, and Matt O'Bryant. Gifts .:and cards were present ed to him '';by Martin, Nancy, Joshua and ; 1Jolly Broderick, Mr. and Mrs. :: Dwayne Sollars and famil y, and .. his great-grandmother. Ge ne· ::-v ieve Roush. :::. The second party was held at ·:ShowBiz In Parkersburg, W.Va . • At that part y were Matt O'Bryant. Bobby Mash. and Tammy and Christy Mash . summer with a variety of c hildrens' programs over the summer months In addition to the summer -reading program. One hundred thirty six children partl· dpatred in the summer reading program. reading approxi mately 1600 books. The two winning Summer Detectives were Whitney Haptonstall and Heather Franckowiak a nd the two winning Summer Spies were Seth Baker and Melissa Lehew . The librarv went to the fair thi s year. Hope you stopped In to see us . We enjoyed ourselves and hope to see .vou t here next year. Wolfe Pen notes Mrs. Richard Wynn and Mat thew were Saturday visitors of Mrs. Iva Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smith. Mrs. Elsie Bratton of Radcliff spent a few days this week with her sister Mrs. Gladys Tuckerman a nd ot her rela tives. t:t IL SCHOLARSHIP - Michelle Pape, Racine, has been awarded the Rio Grande College and Community College Honors' Scholarship for Southern High School. The scholar· ship will support her tuition costs by $1,000 during each of her first two years and with S2,000 for each of her last two years at Rio Grande College. At Southern, Pape was captain of the cheerleading squad, a m ember of the French Club and choir and was an alternate del egate to Buckeye Girls' State . The daughter of .lohn and Patricia Pape, Bashan Road, Racine. Pape plans to pursu e a four year degree in elementary education. ~ :.• SAVE STATE SESSION INITIATION - Orctu Rlfllc , Eagh· Ridge Road and BNlnda Holter, Ba.•han, were initialed Into Chester Councll323, Daughter of America Lodgr•, at the 93rd annual session of the Council of Ohio held Aug. 17 at thr• Park tlol<•l in North Canton. Both Ktrls are granddaughters of Mary K. llott cr, a member of Chester Council for 314 years. Distinguis hed grll'sts pk:tured with the two lnlll~tcd. left to right , arc Doris Oodds. ~ ttltc councilor Ohio, Canton; Dorothy Ril chlc. junior past state coupcilor, Chester Council, Kline, Lucille B. U,ychcs, national ~oo unc llor. Beaulort. S.C. and llolter. long Bottom news notes Mr a nd Mrs. Er ni e Gr iffin rect• ntly vacat ioned at M )'r t l~ Beach , S.C. Whil e In the area the couple topped at the home a t so me fr iE>nd s for a leis urely visit. A ~ood time wa s hod by all. Mrs . Er nes lln c Ha yma n ·. week long gues ts WNr' Katherine and VIrginia Freund. Ind ia na, Hazel. Higley, Akron . Dic k Hayman barbecued parE' ribs and bls sis ters purchased a birthda y ca ke and had a celebra tion for HazeL Congratulations to Ron a nd ~th Mu rphy on thr lllrth of their first son. Brick Alan. The couple bave a daught er, Sant a na Marie. Maternal grandparents a re Tom and Sue Hay ma n ; pat rr nal grandparent s are the Willia m Murph ys of Torch . Mat<>r na l great-gra ndm oth r Is Mrs. Ernestine Hayman. · Anna Salisbury has been visitIn~ her ~ra ndp arcnts , Mr. and Mrss. Oarsel La rkins. Word ha s It tha t ShPrry Driggs Miller will be go ing to sc hool to · b e c o m c a n I. P N . $1,500 during his junior and senior years. Whil<> a student at Eastern High School. or - the baskethall and ba•chall teams. "" was a delegate to Buckeye Boy 's State and a ml•mher of the National Honor Society. The son of .John and ,Jane Hill,. SR US. Long Bottom , Leadoma? plans to pursur a bachelor's degree in business at Rio Grandt•. waterbeds ,.ctorJIMwro. . aMialet Co ngratulation s ~ IIY IAIT? WIY TIE DfiTS. IIIIIU SWP • . L£T . . FICTOIYPOIIIII . . M 2416 j ACKSON AVENUE POINT PLEASANT PHONE 675 -4500 CIC ... ~ ... LOTS OF FREE PARKING AT OUR IXXlR ~~~. ...Of'._...., ••, ••••, Ada Bisset! Is a gra ndmot her · again . Her so n, Mi chael. had a :nrw ba by boy. .John and Sue Suttle are plan· •nlng to build a new home. Construction Is underway. Best of Lu ck~ Frank and Mae Dorst are moving to Beve rly to tlve near famil y We wlll hate to see you go~ Sammy Ralrden and Glen Deeter arc In poor health at this time. You mi ght rE'member them with a ca rd. Mrs . Georgia Mount and so n, Landen, have bought the tratler and lot between Clyde Adams CowMBtA PEOPLE: THE WARMTH IS NATURAL. First day rocky for tiny school THAT THE MORE WELISTEN I TO PEOPLE, THEBWER OUR ANSWERS. When you come to Columbia wilt! aquesflon or concern. you Wllfll an imividual anm[ And 11'!1116Bt }W. ACustomer S8lvice Representative is a/Ways ready to help, whether your question Is about yqur bill, a payment problem or a diiiBilllboul }Wr natural gas SMV/ce. It'll b8 /1¥1d/ed one-10· 01111, with Ulldtllstantfng. n SDUIIds basic, doesnl it?. '. this Idea that S8IY/ce is aper101111 maf111r. ~ lttat~ IIINIIII of us II Cdumllia fllink JAMIE BRODERICK ;Baker reunion held : The famil y of Walter and :Dorothy Baker had a family • reunion at the home of their : oldest son, David. recently. Attending were Seldon E . : Baker. Sr., Minersville; Walter :and Dorothy Baker, Long Bot· :tom ; David Baker, Jeannie, 7Jeremy, ·Matthew and Andy, <::oolvllle; Robbie Baker, Janice, Amber and Krystal , Pomeroy; : Deanna and Steve Sheppard, : Carrie, Tara and Steven, Thorn. vllle, Mike and Amy Baker, · -orlando, Fla.. and Jessica Jlaker, Middleport. COLUMBIA CAS . ., IONIA , Mich . (UP!) - The first da y of classes got off to a rocky start in the ~nedlct School District when half of the student l)ody sa t outside In a car and refused to gt>t out.. "I was kind ' of mad because I wanted a girl In my class," said Jeri Hofbauer. 10. who represe nts 50 percent or the total enrollment in the stat e's smallest school system. ~ The only other student Is Jeri's brother. Justin, 7. · Jeri has attended the 117year-old, one-room school for four years and said when she arrived Tuesday, "I didn't feel like going to school." Eileen Main , teacher at the school for the past 13 years, said her peak enrollment has been 18 students. This year's enrollment Is the smallest. About 100 families live In the district, which spans parts of Berlin and Orange 'townshlps. School board president Melanie Bennett said declining enrollment Is to be expected Ill this type of aging farm communIty, but residents voted J7-11n the June election lo keep the school open at least another year. ,. ' . feat uring dried mater ia ls, for lnddepe nd ence day, a modern interpretiv e design, for La bor Da y, som ethin g with treasured wood. for Halloween a still life telling a story with acces sories, a nd for Thanksgiving, a cornuco· pia using fruit s and vegetables. Refre shment s were served by the host club. Pearl Canada y " made table arrangements us ing roses. A short business meeting was held after the close of the program. The schedule for the !lower show was distributed . A money tree wa s presented to Roberta Wilson, president of the club, who Is moving to Ke ntucky in September . A report was given on the recent st a te co nve ntion of the OAGC a tt ended by Neva Nicholson, Ann Elizabet h Turner, Brnda Diehl, Pa uline Atkins, Pea rl Ca naday, Doro thy Woo· dard, and Stell a Atkins. Ex hibiti ng at the Meigs County Fair in the flower show were Mrs. Nicholson, Mrs. Diehl , Mrs. E.va Robson . Mrs. Turner and Mrs. Pauline Atkins. Mrs. Atkins and Mrs. Robson won ribbons. SALE STARTS FRIDAY ..' .• . and sophomore years and ~~ r Members of 13 clubs from Meigs, Vlnt ori and Gallia Counties were represented at the open meeting of the Rutland Garden Club held Monday night at the Rutl and United Me thodist Church. Roberta Wilson welcomed the guests with Stella Atkin s giving devotions readirtg " Frlendshtp is a Go lden Chain. " Horti cu !turE'hints were giv en by Ruth E riewine on planting cuc umber and h'alf-runner beans In sunflowers. She said they wJII have some· thing to climb on while tieing partially 'shaded. Dorothy Woodard introduced Janet B.olln, OAGC president , who gave a de monstration on flow er arrangements featu r ing holid ays s uitabl e for use in the club's September fl ower s how. For New Yea r 's she m ac!e an arrangement to be used along with a table selling, for St. Valentine's Day, she used r ed flow ers in a black con tainer, for St Patrick , a sma ll design using gree n, for April Fool's Day, a bstract with dried ma terials. for Mother's Day, vertica l de· s ign, for Father's Day, des ign ' -- Bridge Re-Opening Savings • TRUSTEES SCHOLAR· SHIP- Gregory ADen Leachman, Long Bottom, hM been awarded the Rio Grand<' College and Community Coll eg•· Trustees Scholarship valued at $5110 during his fres hman " ---------------~~--------~------~-----L--------------~-----------·----- pianist at the Bradbury Church of Christ. She Is the daug hter of La rry and Paula Ha vnes, Oox ter Road. Kristina pl ans to· enroll in the medical laboratory tec hnology program at Rio Grande Coll ege. • WE BELIEVE •• KRISTINA G. HAYNES WATERBEDS,DRESSERS CHEST OF DRAWERS & ACCES • Sophisticated Solids in-la w, Barba ra and Wa lt e r Watson, and da ughter. Bridg et , Kent; Bee Morehead , Austin Texas; Maril yn Young. Da vid a nd Eric Young, Sidney ; Eliza beth Nash, Willougby Hills; Tom my Holter. Morning Star; a nd Mrs. Ada Warner . Pomer oy . Kristina Can Haynes of Rutland ha s been awarded the Rio Grande College and Commu nity Colle!(e Honors Scholarship for Meigs County High School. The scholarship will support her education by $1,000 during both her freshman and sopho· more years, and by $2,000 for each of her last two years at Rio Grande College. During her schooli ng at Meigs 'High School, Kristina was voted . class president , National Honor 5oclety secretary, student council treasurer, hom ecoming queen ·and prom queen. She also partie!·· ·paled on the yearbook staff and In the choir, and worked as an office assistant. Kristina was recognized as an Acad emic AllAmerican and she received th e Academic Excellence Award . Kristin a attended Buckeye Girl's State in 1986 and acted as a oandystrlper In 198.'i. She Is the Rutland Garden meets OFAT.[, • SATIN SHEETS Birthdays are observed The birthdays of Mary Hollon. Rac!ne-Bashan 'Road, Ada Warner. Pomeroy. and Marilyn Young, Sidney , were observed with a dinner party Saturda y at the Edson Hollon hom e In the Carmel Community. Attending were Mr . and Mrs . Hollon, their daught er a n1l son· It's freebie month! September Is " forgiveness" month at the Meigs County Libranes. Return your overdue books and there will be " no fines, no fees and no sermons." September is also the begin ning of evening hours for the Pomeroy Library. Sta rting Tues· day, Sept. l , the Pomeroy Library will be open Monda y, Friday and Satuarday from 9 to 5 and Tuesda y. Wednesda y and Thursda y from 9 to 8. The IJb rary has had an active Leachman was a mcn1her Scholarship is awarded '• _The Daily Sentinei- Page-7 Ohio and thf' Char les F'ran cis homPS Mrss . Mount Is th sister of Emrr·y Wee kley . who lai d the block for thr Long Bottom Co mmunit y Building. To add items to lhls co lumn wri te to Box 7, Long Bottom, or call 20°/o TURNPIKE USED CARS & TRUCKS OFF ALL FLEA & TICK PRODUCTS FOGGEIS, COLLARS, SPlAYS, POWDERS, DIP, HOME PEST CONTROL & MORE. • l10 GAL. AQUARIUM $7 95 1 R&G· FEED & SUPPLY Po•roy, CO. 399 W. Main "formtlrly at Modorn Suppfv" 011. Pll. 992·2164 The Store with "AH K"'d• of Stuft" - tar Pets. St•bl••· Large • Smel Animala, Lawns and Gardens . ~l:l<;- 427 5 6 TO CHOOSE FROM! �Page 8-The 27. Sentinel Weather A.J.Q.H.A. .W · RLD CHAMPIONSHIP 19 87 South Central Ohio Becoming cloudy today, with showers and thunderstorms likely and highs near 90. Showers and thunderstorms likely again tonight, with a low near 70. Occasional showers and thunder· storms Friday, with highs near 80. The probability of prec!pitt!on Is 70 percent today and tonight and 80 percent Friday. 1987~ Th~sday, August 27, 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio w!ll be from the est at 10 to 15 mph today and from the west near 10 mph tonight. Extended Forecast Saturday through Monday • Fair Saturday and Sunday, with a chance of showers Sunday night and early ·Mon,day. Highs will range from 75 to 80 In the northern part of the state and from 80 to 85 In the south. Overnigh I lows w.UI be between 55 and 60. NEW 7 PC:. WOOD CRAYOLA - DINEnE SET co-.m To '4tt.Oo REG. 51.35 · CRAYONS •••••8•0!.~!.!~...... NOW S29995 83( . SAVE '120 .-w S 1'(, WOOD DINmE SE1 · CV.Ait: TO 12•••811 1 I. .I I 95 $199 SAVE 'II FOURTH PLACE - Tammy Kennedy, 16-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Junior Kennedy, Tuppers Plains, competed in the 1987 America n Junior Quarter ·Horse Association World Championship Show in Tulsa, Okla., Aug. 3 with her six year old registered quarter horse, Springs Mingo. Tammy served as a slate representative to the show. Tammy and her horse came home with fourth place honors In the showmanship class of S4 entries, the second largest class in the world event. LaM Recliner $19995 . ... Midwest area gets more rain Wednesay By United Press International A band of thunderstorms dumped more rain on the wat erlogged Midwest where many PRICES SWISHER LOHSE '311US GOOD Pharma<y Saw '110 Kl"nMt.,_ Mc:Cu"ougtl R Ph THROUGH Ch•'-' fUH1•. A Ph P1'1 Man nuu S•t 8 00 A. M to 9 PM Aon•ld HtnTnq. A padding a record set Tuesday at 14.18 and making August the wenest month in Chicago history. As of Wednesday night, Su~·~ PRFSCRIPTIO NS MONDAY, 10 00 A. M to 4 00 PM PH tU 2:1&6i ' Moo• Pomt•O'I' . Oh · .__ _ ___:o;:::''::;.";;;"';;:.'"~ ".;.;.;""!..-----' AUGUST 31 inches. ~~~gw-b~liq~t~m A~~rninfulls~atn.m Illinois officials called a s tate ~=~~~~~~=~=============~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:~~~: weeks of flooding that made August . the "!ettest month in history . Most of the rest of the nation was dry, although a few thunder· storms were occurring early today along the Gulf Coast of southeast Texas and Louisiana as well as southern Florida. Wet weather remained locked In the region by a dawdling cold front moving slowly eastwa rd toward · Pennsylvania ana extending early today from the upper Ohio Valley to the southern high Plains. th e Natio nal Weather Service said. "The front appear§ to be moving northeast across the Plains and is expected to la nd in Pennyslvania 1by late today ). " weather · service forecast e r James Hall said. " But a ripple in the front ma y produce scattered storms In southern Iliinois a nd Indiana. There'll be some variable storms in Iow a and Minn esota too,'·' he said. Near ly 3 inches of rain fell on the Chicago area Wednesday No winner in Ohio's Super Lotto c'i.EVELAND I UP I) - There was no winner of the top prize in Ohio's Super Lotto drawing Wed· nesda y night , meaning the jack· pot will grow to at least $6 million for the weekend game. A lottery commission spokesman said today no tickets were sold that listed ali six of the winning numbers - 18, 21. 30, 32. 33 and 43. Wednesda y's $3 million jack· pot will be carried over to Saturday's drawing. increasing the pot to at least $6 million, the spokesman said. Seventy-five players selected five of the numbers drawn Wednesday night to win $1.000 each. Also, 4,240 players picked four of the numbers to win $102 aplec.e. Ticket ~a l es for I he mid -week drawing totaled $3.774,363, with the prize payout totaling $507,480. of em!'rgency lor Cook and DuPage counties as reside nts sandbagged against rising flood waters for the second time in less than two weeks . The rain s topped in lime to avoid major problems . Indianapolis was struck late Wednesday with high winds, blowing out the windows of a home. Storms in lower Michigan carried 1 to 3 inches of rain ,' trigg~ring flash floods in Lenawee and Monroe Counties. In St. Louis, a . 60-year-old woman walklng her dog after .a heavy rainstorm was electro- · cuted Wednesday when she walked into fallen eleCtrical wires, authorities said. "The lady was walki ng her dog a nd wandered upon ·o,·erhead electrical wires that were down in the alley," said Officer Robert Brought on of the St. Louis Police Department . "Upon co ntacting them, she was elec trocuted." The victim was not identified. In Iowa . three days of rain forced at leas t 100 wa terway s over their banks and co ntributed to one death . Frank Alba, 29, of Villisca, Iowa, was killed whe n a n aux il· iary pump exploded in a lift s tation being used to remove excess water from torre nti al rains, Montgomery County she· riff's officials said Wednesday . Alba was knocked into a 20- foot pit a nd landed on hot piping. He was pronounced dead at the sce ne, officials said·. Quality at asaWngs! PAT HILL FORD A-1 USED CARS & TRUCKS Welcome back, .friends! It's been awhile since we've .seen yoU around! Now that we've closed · the gap with the opening of the bridge leading int~ Pomeroy, we know you' II be glad to be back, too! Grab your family and friends, and hecld on back to Big Wheel, now beHer than ever • .AU:.1~8,5~t l:~NLY ,, • 10.5°/o A.P.R. UP TO 54 1985 BRONCO II 1986 AERO STAR 5 spd. trans., air. cassette, PS, PB . Stripe Kit . Red Exterior. 7 passenger, air, auto. . trans ., speed, tilt wheel, AM / FM / Cauette with equalizer. Brtown and tan exterior. 1985 F2 SO 4X4 361 , 4 spd . trans., AM / FM, bed liner. Green exterior. 986 TAURUS LX Power seats, windows. locks, speed control . Tilt wheel. cassette. Gold 1986 COUGAR V-6, air, speed cont .. tilt wheal. power windows . White. MTHS FINANCING 1985 BRONCO II 5 spd ., air. tilt wheel , speed control, PS, PB . AM / FM'Cassette. Blue exterior. 1986 F-250 4X4 6 cyi .. 4 spd ., AM / FM . White exterior. 1985 FlSO 4X2 PICKUP · 1986 TOYOTA PICKUP 6 cyl. , 3 spd . Topper. 16,000 miles. Blue . 6 spd . trans., AM / FM . Red . 1986 CHEV. 1984 ESCORT 1985 TEMPO CAVALIER WAGON 4 DR. GL 1985 F1 SO 4X4 6 cyl.. 4 spd . trans., AM / FM, traction lock . Green Exterior. Auto . trans., air cond .• AM /FM / Cassette . Lt. Blue . Auto. trans., Air. AM / FM , PS. PB, 4 dr. CS. Silver Auto. trans., air cond .. AM / FM. PS. PB. Grey. 1984 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER. 1984 PONTIAC SUN BIRD 1986 CHEV. Le~ther 4 dr., auto. trans., Air, PS, 5 Dr. , hatchback, air, AM / FM / Cassette . PS, PB . 5 spd . trans . 4 Dr. interior. loaded. Charcoal. AM / FM. Blue EFFECTIVE NOVA 'II U BEL N Lottery numbers CLEVELAND iUPi l - Wed· nesda y's winning Ohio Lottery numbers: Daily Number ~9 . Tlckrt sales totaled $1.~33.384, with a pa yoff due of $.166.2.00. PICK-4 9389. PICK-4 ticket sales totaled $191.132.50. with a payoff due of $86,264. PICK -4 $1 straight bet pays $7,260. PICK-4 $1 box bet pays $605. Super Lotto 33. 1s: 30, 32. 43, 21. Super Lotto ticket sales totaled $3,774,363. Engine Tune-Up '2995 53495 13995 4-cylind8f l·cyWndet' &-cylinder includes tnopor,./ Champion spa!k ~11Jl1S • Inspect amtsstOn components • Set timing • Idle adjustment (Engines equipped with greater than 2-bbl C8rb and standard ignition slighlty higher.) 1984 CHEV. 1984 CELEBRITY GRAND MARQUIS I , 4 dr. , .auto. trans. , a or. 4 Dr. L.S . AM/FM . Blue. LOADED. 1986 CHEV. CAMARO V-6, Auto. trans., AM/FM/Stareo, air. White. • Price DEMO: COOPER 7 1985 MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE V-6 , auto . trans., PS, PB, Elec. top. AM / FM / Cassette . Green. AGON-VAN . 302 Engine, auto. overdrive trans .. quad captain chairs, rear sofa bad, dual aor and heat. power windows and locks, tilt whe~l .- speed control~ AM/FM/Canette. aux. fuel runm boards. . ON THE SPOT FINANCING Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge 41300 Laurel Cliff Road, Pomeroy, OH SEE: RICK TOLLIVER, BILL HAAS or PAT HILL 399 So. Third ~ Hospital Mlddlepon Mon.-Fri. 8-6 8-12 S•t. -Appt. Only news Veterans Memorial Wednesday Admissions Margaret Bowles, Middleport; • Roy Stone, Pomeroy. ; Wednesday Discharges - Ca· :rolyn Biggs, Robert Lewis Jr. \ .~- ·- --- !II] 992 -aaoa~ PAT HILL FORD I C. 461 S. 3RD -2196 ' • MIDDLEPORT. wa The �·, . Thursday, August 27, 1987 ' ....._.INGS IN POMEROY OHIO Thursday, August 27. 1 ~87 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Page 10-The Daily Sentinel .. M~1~m I Brld e Re-O enlng Saflngsl. '' '. '. Baek! • 110 WEST MAIN POMEROY 0 APPRCNE 992-2284 STA::ING •' If you hove always wonted to g ive genuine diamonds but just couldn't justify the cast ... consider these handsome genuine .d iamond brace le ts. They ieofure unique illusion "heads" tha t pic k up lhe light and enhance !he brilliance of the d iame nds. You con give GENUINE DIAMONDS. WOMEN' S Rustler Jeans Summer Shoes lf2 ) Notebooks $ FOf~ . ov ~..,.aers ~· WHILE QUANTITIES LAST REG. PRICE SALE PRICE FOR ONE DAY ONLY -- FRIDAY, AUG. 28 OFF ALL WASHERS & DRYERS FROM ANY CURRENT CATALOG OR DISPLAY SEARS CATALOG MERCHANT lill Haptonstall N. 2nd West Virginia 992-2178 Middleport Custo~~~trs Only 1-800-732-7799 · ?:!!.1~~ ~~let "'1' · r ·SEA/IS SalllfiCflon gu11en1Nd or .,our motll'l bid • • • ,_~ ' • .'' SALE ' 20 ' ' • . •. .•• '. • O~/ /0 OFF $99 95 SAVE ELBERFELDS CASSETTE TAPE SALE ~en, bo s, mines and ·union. CHILDREN'S JEANS SALE Quality lH and Wrangler Denim Jeons. Gi rls Sins 3T to 14. loys sites 12 mo1. to site 7. Reg. I() Jans ........... Sale 14.79 . Reg. I 10 Jeans ....... Sa Ie I.7. 99 Reg. 114 Jeans ..... Sale s11 .19 Reg. 119 Jeons ..... Sole 514.19 FACTORY A 'U THORIZED SALE The style you want, the fabric you want, delivered in just 30 days at the best prices ofthe year! ·PLAVTEX SALE ~ S 99 ~~Tc!?~.~':foRv SPECIAL ,~ ~ bJtlt\JIT • I can't lt\"* C,cxx:h.~ itl-t iS lwu ~ MEN'S DRESS SOCKS One si1e fits sizes 10 to 13. Big seiKtian. Solid colors by Hanes. Reg . ' 1 .75 Banton Panels .. ..... '1.39 SALE! MEN' S S27.95 WRANGLER Sport Shirts, Shorts, DENIM WESTERN SHIRTS Casual Pants & 20%0ff!* Summer Jackets. to«.Jfkxf)· ~ H:1 ft'(( Neck ,;.., 14 11• thru 20, Slone lengths 32 to 36 inches. Authentic work western by Wrangler. 1/2 PRICE Bel~ir~aGirdfe .' :::i~.. 20% Olf.f!* $1866 Briefs, hip huggers, bikinis, band leg style and step-ins. Huge assortment of pal· Sizes 4 to 10 in nylon, acetate terns Ia match any·decar. · and cotton. No Wax finish. In stock far immediate delivery. • ..• • Sale$ N-6·10; M- S-11; W- 7 · 10 TENNIS SHOES -20°/o OFF Convon•, Adidas, Foot Joy .• ••' . ALL WOMEN'S . PURSES 1/4 OFF " •I '• ' •• • • • I ••' r--------:!'------.:.~-----------, ~ I I ' I SAVE S590 I ON ALL WOMEN'S 1· 1 SHAWNEE MOCCASINS WITH COUPON l I l--------------------------· :IC HARTLEY SHOES . :• ~ 210 EAST MAIN · POMEROV MAn VAN VRANKEN, 01 NER •• •' , ' •• ... •.• ' EUREKA SALE! MEN'S & BOYS' GYM SWEEPER SHORTS . SALE By Springfoat - I 00% polyester. Big selection of solid colors. Sizes SX · (24-26), S (28 -30), M (32-341, L (36-381 and Xl (40-421 . New selection of models including uprighh, tonk styles, power . teams. On the first $479 Sale Prices Starting As Low As floor. . ..• .• $1.50 Panties .... S1.19 52.00 Panties .... 51,59 S3.7 5 Panties .... 52.99 S4.50 Panties":' S3.59 S~- ~· E.lbetl•ltl• POMl!IO•. 0?110 111 41 I'U ·JUI t.KAIIGE CARD Solid colors and patterns. : • Also new colors knit ties, : ready tied dip-ons and fore- ·· in-hand ties. 58.50 Ties .... ;... 56.35 , SlO.OO Ties ...... S7.50 : 512.50 Ties,..... $9.35 ; S13.50 Ties ...,5lO.OO : ~~ tJ.'""JACKET SALE c . Prints, solids, rnersibl• styles, nylons, cotton and denims. · Quality London Fog, Casual time, Lee, Letigre and Ouiltex. · Reg. S9.QO to $34.00 S•le Prlc.. MEN'S $14.95 DENIM WORK Dungorees Waist si1es 32 to 46, 1OO"'o cotton pre· sllrunk. Rule pocket, homer loop, watch $700 to • $2700 .SEE THE NEW $1199 11!.95 to 52 s;,. u 19'~!119o••l . XL-100 Color TV SALE LINE OF '88 MODELS 1 Sole 112,99 1 BERFELD POMEROY RCA pocbt USE OUR FREE PARKING LOTS 992-3671 • ·>· MEN'S . NECKTIES . : .......t"vo 0000 • • • •' • NEW SELECTION PANTY SALE VINYL FLOOR COVERING . · Reg. 52.00 Bulky Knit rOrlon .... 51.59 Includes Knit Shirts, ............,... ....... I '• • "' ' ~ · ,,,., ' ' , ·" " I '" '"' ',,, ~ ' '" ' ""'" ~X SUPERSALE ORDERS SALE PRICES SUMMER CLOTHING ~ .. '• .• 9·5°/o.OFF CLEARANCE SALE CONTINUES! MEN'S & BOYS' NEW Thank Goodness it Fits ' SfAMLESsllGHTLY LIN ED ST YL ES O , • ·. SO % Off Clearance Sale prices on all summer clothing for •• Stock up on your favorite music. Country, Rock, Easy listening, Religious and Movie Sound Tracks. ON SALE NOW! ' 50°/o OFF FRI., AUG. 28; SAT., AUG. 29; MON., AUG. 31 THANKS TO ALL OUR FINE CUSTOMERS AND WELCOME BACK TO OUR WEST VIRGINIA FRIENDS. , • ' We still have a good selection of lit· tie girls and boys summer Tops, Blouses, Knit Skirts, Dresses, Sleep· . wear and Swimweor. ARMSTRONG & CONGOLEUM CHECK OUT THE NEW FALL SHOES r MANY OTHER . SPECIALS IN OUR STORES .. 20°/o OFF l SPECIAL LADIES $AVE Autry, 25°/o UP NOW! ALL WOMEN'S ALL MEN'S & WOMEN'S 25427 11 hp Lawn Tractor .. .... ...... .. .. 5 •1 ,299.99 • 949.99 25441 18 hp LawnTractor ... .'...... .. .. .. 1 2,69jJ .99 '2199.99 25415 11 hp Rear Engine Mower ...... 1 989.99 • 889 .99 37451 22" Self Propelled Mower ..... . 1 449.99 • 339.99 29923 3.5 hp Rear Tine Tiller .............1 579.99 • 424.99. 1 0°/o ' Colors: Plum, Taupe, Navy, Ilk. Multi., Wine, Black, Grey, Rust, Red, Winter White, Brown. · Bridge Opening Sale r .• "4 1 AVE .. ~WN«1im'~ QUANTITY • SHOES HOURS: 9 AM-9. PM DAILY SUNDAY: 12 NOON-6 PM STOCK # • BRIDGE REOPENING 992-3586 E. Main - Pomeroy Your Dependable Jeweler . ' ~~~~ 1 NOW NATURALIZER & HUSHPUPPY DDLL 212 . 992-3307 THROUGHOUT THE STORE .••.· 0 EMPIRE .FURNITURE All MEN'S FLORSHEIM HUSHPUPPY & WINTHROP JARMAN SHOES 30°/o IN A FREE JEWELRY BOX · CHAPMAN SHOES CUSTOMER APPRECIAliON DAYS FOLL SETS DRESS and FLATS PRICE 3 Composition 20°/o OFF PLUS BARGAINS ,· •• -·"" ·'-·. BOYS & GIRLS $750:!~ • ' $9995 $12 5 oz. -----------------------------j -.· r:. •• • .· ' OF POMEROY · Expires 8 / 301 87 •• .. . Is Open!! WITH (OUPON •. v The Bridge 42 SAVE Next To Elberfelds In Pome TWIN SETS . Fab Detergent • • $ 9 99 5 PIERCED · EARRINGS DIAMOND EARRINGS & NECKLACE \::IPPEWAYtOES . . OFF - /Hi0R!CINAL • 30°/o · SAVE OFF conn1e· RECLINERS Welcome Back •••• COUPON 25°/o '20°/o . '. DEALER ~---------~------------------, Save25°/o STERLING SILVER SAVE . WATCHES MATTRESS and FOUNDATIONS POMEROY, OHIO ·~ 0 Tl~k/ed 'AT•o<>emo "otTheS•~ • Com .. n, ON .CHILDREN'S SHOES . DIAMONDS 20°/o OFF '• . ~ ALL BLACK HILLS . GOLD SPECIAL - ·N~ER 51 _ MARGUERITE SHOES Tho Middle Shoo Store In The Middle Block "'• ..••. ... ..• SAVE NOW ON These RUGGED, STATE-OF-THE-ART MACHINES !INI on all types of fabrics - from sheers to leather and come with a 25-year warranty. NJT NOW. INVENTORY UMITED. ...'•.•. "'. •'• Bs~k .... . selected Singer* sewing machines THIS WEEK ONLY. Buy where you'll get exc.e llent service before and after your purchase. . 0 '' To Hare You SAVE up to 40°/o OFF TOP QUALITY, THE FABRic sHoP LANDSTROMS BUY 1 PAIR AT REGULAR PRICE · AND RECEIVE 2nd PAIR OF EQUAL VALUE OR A BAG AT •''+ . Pomeroy We 'te """'!'""--..... Welcome FALL SHOES · ' WE'VE MISSED YOU AND · ARE 'GLAD YOU'RE BACK. THIS WEEKEND THESE MERCHANTS ARE CELEBRATING WITH THESE SUPER SAVINGS! 992-6720 111 .W. 2nd. Bridge POMEROY LARGE SELECTION OF •• ' TO: All OUR WEST VIRGINIA CUSTOMERS ••• Thank You Goes Out To Our Customers. . . 20°/o IN CELEBRATION OF THE OPENING OF .THE • • ON .SCHOOL CLOTHES ·TOP OF THE STAIRS AJtD DESIGNER BOUTIQUE ' ~­ Welcome Back, West VIrginia Customers! •' ' BACK TO SCHOOL SALE CONTINU-ES . SAVE The Da~y Sentinei- Page- 11 Pomeroy- .Middleport, Ohio • �Page 12-The Daily Sentinel .' People in the news___, ____ By KATE CALLEN United P.ress lntematlonal MURPHY REAPS A R!\ISE: Comedia n Eddie Murphy and . P a ra mount Pictures Corp. a re so e na mored of eac h other that they have .agreed on a long-term e xtens ion of their $15- million. fi ve-movie deal signed In 1983. · " I don 't want to talk abou t money, but I got a raise,." the 26-year-old comedian quipped Tuesday In Los Angeles. A str ing of Murphy. Para mount hits, s tarting With " 48 Hours" and ending With '' Beverly H11is Cop · II" have ea rned a re~orted $632 million ln domestic grosses a lone. Under t he extens ion, Murphy will star In at least five more lllms, Inclu ding a third " Be verly Hill s Cop ." He also will be allowed to create projects wjth show biz pals like comed ia n Armenio .Ha ll and a ctors .Robert Townsend a nd Pa ul Mooney. "We have a group of about 10 that I like to call 't he Black Pack," ' Mu rphy said . "We bas iFugitive claims call y. hang out together a nd he wall on bounce ideas off eac h other . ., OLLIE'S ANTISO C IAL gastronomic journey SULPHUR SPRINGS, Te xas SCRIPT: Lt. Coi. ·Q)lver North 's (UPI I - An escaped prisoner handwriting indi ca tes he is . the who told a uthorities he broke out " perfect soldier" but is a lso of the city jalisohecould sa mpl e "emotionally dis tu rbed" a nd the c uisine at the county lockup •·antisocia l," a lea ding expert ' ~ays. Charles Hamilton , who got his wis h. Police department spokes man e:w osed the Hill er dia ries as Rex Morgan said Daniel Ma rk . for geries in 19B3. told the. New hadoutstandlnglr turned himself in · ,York Da i l~· News t hat Nort h's _ Harvey, 26, an Monday on affie - -::...::.=.....:....:......:....:..:.:::.;_,;.;,::.:..:.,;:_:: Quirks in the news • By United Press International Cow cripples nation 's airline service GEOR GE TOWN, G uy ana IU PI) - A cow has crippled Guyana 's a irline service . A collis ion with the bovine grounded the Soul h Ame rica n na tion 's only remaining domestil; airl ine, a s pokesma n for the s lat e-run a irline sa id. A prope ll er -dri ven HS· 748 slammed Into the animal on · takeoff from the a irport a t Lethem , some 250 mil es south of Georgetown, abOut two weeks · ago , causing $1 million da mage to the pla ne, the spokesma n for Guyana Airways Corp . said in an lqterview Monda y. The airport is nea r the Brazilian borde!'. He said pilots have had to s hoot animals who wandered onto the runway through gaps in fe nces because the a irline q nnot afford to mend the .holes . The spokesma n said Guya na was negot iat ing wit h Tri nidad a nd Toba go to lease an HS-748 a nd was having to use a Skyvan a nd an a rmy M1 ·8 helicopt er in the mea ntime to airlift ca rgo into the Int erior. The coun try's twoolherd omes- tlc planes have been idle for nearly two yea rs because it does not have the estimated $1.25 million needed for repai rs . wa rrant, Issued fo r failing to ha ve liabili ty insurance, and was sentenced to an $85 fine or five days In jail. lia rvey chose to do the lime, but after a day in the cit y jail he ~ ec lded the culinary offerings were not to his taste. When a jailer went to serve lunch Tues· day afternoon, he found th e slend;or inmate had kicked out a safety window and escaped . Harvey was nabbed by police just 20 minut es later nea r downtown . Morgan said Harvey told officers he left becaus<> he did not like the food and wanted to try the fa re at the Hopkins County Jail. which is also in Sulphur Springs. about 70 miles northeast of Dallas. Harvey got his wish . He was arraigned Tues day aft ernoon on a felon y escape charge. with bond set at $2,501l, and orde red to the count y jail. cat ions fr ee of ch~ rge aft e r notifying owners and issu e a warning s!fcker on proper opera · lion of the choke. The current Biturbo cars ra nge from $37,395 for the coupe to S39 ,975 for the Spyder conve rt! · bie. The National Highway Trans· porta lion SafNy AJellcy. -a go· vernment agency which monitors auto safely, said there have been 16 reports off ires because of the condition . However, Mase· ra ti said that number Is incorrect because there was not a fi r e in ever y incident. Less than 19.000 miles. ,.&Y (Total Value Of All Prizes ; '50,000) ~~ 50% 0FF HECKS Regular Price Select Group Summer Toys ··- - - ~~- %011 1.49 - STOP BY AND SEE OUR SELECTION OF BACK TO SCHOOL SHOES AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR "FREE" T-SHIRT GIVE-AWAY WITH A' REGULAR PRICED ATHLETIC SHOE. 200 Count Filler Compact .4 cu. 11 . Microwav e fea tures dual powe r and 30 minute timer. Choice o f wide or college rule. c o~• "'.u "'o"u~•••• .. • ,_ • • •o . .. .... . ,_ -OOYPU'f. 75% OFF 79. PINT CAIIIIIIIG ,ARS Double Burner Gas. Grill with steel and 2 shell cart. '. ''''' . .. 2.57 Regular Qt . Jars- . . . . . . . .. . Wide Mouth 01. Jars .... . 2 Shelf Gaa Grill :·------------------------------~------. 1H·State Fan Appreciation X : I : I : I I III II 1 1 1 I 1 with two very special performances - our "FIT!e Saturday" Races! D_uring both our matinee and eyenirig per· formances, Saturday, August 2Jtft, present this coupon and get: : FREE Parking . Mmission Program Q~ What better way to say th;mks?! So join us at Tri-State Saturday, August 2Jtftf (And if you haven"t visited Tri-State yet, what better time to discover the fun and excitement of greyhound 1racing?) I I : 1 1 ; 1 1 I I :X 1 I II1 II 1 1 1 : I Weather Resistant , vinyl tubing . Choice of colors. Information: Reservations: 7:30 evenings Mon. thru. Sat. 1:30 matinee Wed., Sat. & Holidays 776-1000 776-SOOO cross· Lanes. wv Exrt t-64 I I 1 $1988 6 Foot Wooden Step Ladder I Post Times: 4 Cu. Ft. Wheel Barrow Multi Position Lounge REG. 4.29 $1997 5/8" X 50' Reinforced Garden Hose.. Reg. s9"1·_.SJ99 Gal. Public Notice Laylex paln1 for eaay application and clean up. Heck• Flneat Hau1e Paint .... ·. . . ... . ........ . . . I 1 I I I - Present this coupo" fOr free ofiVrr. dly ORDINANC E NO. 1186· B7 AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE ABANDONMENT OF STREETS AND AN ALLEV IN THE .VILLAGE OF MtOOLEPORT Be it ordained by the Council of the VIllage of Middleport 1lfollows: Sec . I. That. pursuant 10 Sec1ion 723 .06 of the Ohio Reviled Code, the following described streets and alley be •bandoned. ; 1 . Fairview Street hom the north line oft he Property of the United States r;»f America , recorded in Volume 228. Page 279. ,Meigs CoUnty Daed Racords , "ortherlv to Park Street . 2 . Russell Street. the 12 fOot ally betw~ten Ruuell ·Street and He1di!!V Street be abendoned from the North line of the lands of the United Stetes of America as 1-ec::orded in Volume 228, F',.age 279. Meigs Cfounty Deed Recordt to the South line of · Geoglein Subdivi· sion. SEC . tl . Th11 the village council finds there is good cause for vacating said ;.,treats and alley as provided herein end that vecetlng the same will not be detrimental to the gen~rol interest and this ordinance is adopted without petition therefor. SEC . Ill . That an emer4-ncy eMists end thi1 Ordi· nence shell · take effect on -the earliest date providad by lew. , SEC . IV . This Ordinance shell take effect and be in force from an;d after July 27, 1987. . Passed •he 27th day of July, 1987. Attest : Jon Buck. 'Clerk Dewey Hortpn, Pre1ident of Council l81 20. 27. 21c GriD Time Chcrcoal 20 lb. bog 8~88 : ·--------------------------·---------~· HECKS HECKS HECKS \ I I ··-~ I·. MEIGS LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARD OF EDUCATION , RESOLUTION • ' WHE,REAS. this Boord is ~equirod by Soctlqn 135.06 .of tho Ohio Revised Code 10 ••tlmate the eggregate mu· imum amount of public <.1:- ORDINAN CE NO. 1184-B7 AN ORDINANCE TO APPROVE , AOOPT ANO ENACT THE 1987 REPLACEMENT PAGES TO THE COOtFIEO ORDINANCES; TO REPEAL ORDINANCES IN CONFLtCT THEREWITH : AND TO PUBLISH TH E ENACTMENT Of NEW MATTER . WHEREAS . certain provisions with in the Codit ied Ordin1ncet s hould be amended t o c onform with e uuen1 State la w 11 re · qu ired by the Ohio C o ns titu lion ; and WH EREAS , " e rlous ord inances of a ge neral and p.;, . manont natur e have b ee n passed by C o uncil wh ic h t hould be in cluded in the Cod ified Ordinan ces : a nd WHEREAS . Council hBs l"lehUOfOfll ent e red int o a contract wilh the Walt e r H. Drane Company tO pre p a re end publis fl s uch rev iston s: and WH EREAS , the codlfl ca· tion of suc h ordinances , t o gether with the new matt e r to be adopted. the mane rs to be amended and those t o · be repealed are before th e Council; now. theref o re: Be it orda ined by th e Council o f the Villag e o f Middleport as follow s : SECTION I. The 01di· ntnces of the Villag e of Middleport, Ohio , of a gene ral and permanent nalure, a s reviaed, recodifie d. rearranged and consolidated into component codes, titles , chapters and sec~ i ons with· in the 1987 Replacement Pages to the Codified Ordinances are hereby approved and adopted. SECTION tt . The follow ing sections -and chapteu are hereby added. amended or repealed as respectively indicated in order to comply with current State law : TRAFFIC CODE 333 .01 Orh1ing while under the influence . ~Amended } 333 .03(b} Spead limit in school zones .. (Amended) 335 .01 Operator' s li cense required . {Amandedl 335 .07 Driving under suspension or revocation . (Amended) I GENERAL OFFENSES CODE 501 ,0,- Definitions. !Amended) S01 .10tdl Complicity. !Amended! 501 . 13 Disposition of property . !Amended) 501 .99 Penalty . !Amended) 629.01 liquor definition•. IAmendodl 529 .06 Printed warning · signs to be posted. (Amended! 629 .07 OpeO"container. (Am.,.Jed) 646 .01 befinitlons. IAmendedJ 646 .07 Illegal sale / posseSsion of master vehicle keys. (Amended) 646 .08 Unauthorized use of p1openy. tAmendodl 645 .10 Misuse of credit carda. (Amendedl 645 .14 Tampering with re· cords. !Amended! 549 .021dl Ponolty too corrylog a concealed weapon. lAmoridedl SECTION ttl . This OrdinanCe ahell take effect and be in f.o rce• from end••after. the • J • -- . ~ ,.. _ ••---o ...__ .......___...._ ____ . ... . .. , ·---·- earl iest date p ro vided by law. Passed t h is 27th d ay of July, 1987. .Attest : Jon P. Buc k, Cl e rk D ewey Horto n, Pres ident of Cpuncil 181 20. 27, He Public Notice ~--===..,=--NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARy On Augu st 14, 1 9 8 7. in th e Meigs County Probate Court Case No . 24744. Jo hn David EdWards. 10 0 Union Avenu e, Pome roy , Ohio, 45769 , was . a p point ed Special EXecutor of th e estate of Virginia I. Edward s. deceas ed, late of 100 Union Ave nu e. Pomeroy , Me igs County, Ohio , 45769. Robe rt E. Buck . Probat e Judg e len a K. Nesselro ad . Clerk IBI 20 , 27; 191 3. 3tc ALUMINUM SHEETS FOR SALE SIZE 23X30X007 2s( EACH ONLY USES FOR ALUMINUM SHEETS RANGE FROM ROOFING DOG HOUSES TO MAKING HAMMERED LAMP SHADES. CAN BE PURCHASED DAILY AT THE Worked in Home Area 2 5 Years RAPIATOR 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 . FREE ESTIMATES CALL PAT HILL FORD 1-614-843-5425 Middleport, Ohio ' 992 -2196 7/23/ 2 mo: d. 1-13-tfc J.R.'s REPAIRS J&L BLOWN INSULATION TYs, Antennas Satellite Sales Installation Service CUSTOM BUILT GARAGES Electronic Organs Mobile service POLE STnE or CONVENTIONAL 614-843-52 48 FREE ESTIMATES REASONABLE · REUABlf 8·20-' 86 ttn PH. 992-2772 7-30-87-1 mo . BISSELL Roger Hysell Garage BUILDERS CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES Rl. " At Reosonoblt Prices" AUTO &TRUCK REPAIR Also Transmission ~====='=S=E=N=T=IN5:E:l:':T:I:l:3::P:·:M:·===-l PH. 949·2801 Business Services 124, Pomeroy Ohio 949·2860 PH. 992-5682 or 992·7121 Day or Night NO SUNDAY CALLS 4-16- 86-tln 6-17-lfc ACCENT ICUT OUT FOR FUTURE Ul! i DENNY CONGO KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE WILL HAUL FENCE COMPANY Lat U1 Fenea You In FREE ESTIMATES ' RESIOfN TLA l CO MM ERCIAL PH. 742 -2027 ·- 0 ( t '_l( 7• '· J( - 1 ' i;" ..., ~ ~ ' ~ 1•• - 'j<'( :. ~ ll'.....}. r ~ r.~ jl ~- . ... ~:}': I' J '"; ' ·' 511/lln 985-3561 All Makes •Was hers •D ishwas hers •R a n ges •Refrige ra t o rs •Drye rs • Freezers ·PARTS an d SERVICE t1 5 He *VINYL SIDING *ALUMINUM•SIDING *BlOWN IN INSULATION JUST CALL! 992-3410 ' BISSELL SIDING CO. LIMESTONE GRAVEL · SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT . New Homes Built " Free E s t imates"· PH. 949-2860 or 949-280l 10-B·ttc No Sunday Colts 8 c ute puppies , part pil bull. p,m . REPS NEEDED fo r bulinon accounn. Full-time, 180.0001 80,000, Part-time. t 12,000·•1B.OOO. No tltlling, repeat business. Set your own houtt. Training provided. Call 1-81 2- 2 full size manresles; 1 refr iger· {Central 1t1nderd t ime) 304·675-7764. Kittens to good hOm e. 6 wks. old. Ph. 304-773-5672 after 6 SALES & SERVICE U. S. RT. 50 EAST ANTIQUES BUY OR SELL Riverine Antiques 1124 East Main St. GUYSVILLE, OHIO Authoriud John Deere, Now Holland, Bush Hog farm Equipment Oe<iler Pomeroy HOUA I, tu•.-W•d.-h i. 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sunde~ : 1 p.m.- 7 p.m. ly Chance or Appointm·ent Far111 Equipment Parts & Service RUSS MOORE 992 -2526 . 1-3-' 86 tfc INSULATION 992-2772 WIDE ,Lost: brown, white and, black female Beagle. 1 w~it e eye. Answers to Bonni e. Reward. Call 614-742-2249. Found in lower end of Syracuse, lon9· haired. black dog. Call ·61 4-992-6175. SELECTION ALL MAKES AND MODELS CALL 742-2315 Now &Dklng Ho~r~~ Ptllllt KAREN FACEMY!R Ind. Dtcorating (ontultOflt 39504 Btodb<Jrl Rd. Middleport, Oh. 5760 l6141 992 - 5751 8-14· 1 mo. 8· 13· I mo.- pd. FOR SALE MODULAR HOME! Carter French Residence Corner of Fourth · and Palmer. Middleport d ~~ore t lo y "x ptrl ~o~"· \'.!~tiT ~, DS b1ing \'ac~1 i'J n r.1oncy 'ffi~R 614-992-3293 DELIVERY: Must havtt own car and insurance. hig~ scflool · di· ploma. Evenirig hours. Apply i'n Lost-Ch ow-Chow , Cinnamon person : Oonelli's -Rt . 35-Spring color. Vicinity - Thompson Groe . Valley Plaza. · & Sand Hill Rd. 304-675-1078. l.P ,N .; part-time. Call Oflio Job Service 614-446 -1683. 7 - Addo ns and remode ling - Roofing and gutt ur w ork - C o n c r ~ne w01k - Plumbing And elec tri cal li•- JIOOS·Ol h p 1! 19117 I~VIlEP PUBU( SALES & SERVICE We Carry Fisfling Supplies Pay Your Phone Bills Here IUitNESI PHON! !6141 992 -6550 RESIDENCE PHONE 16141 992·77S4 I/2Rittn 'J&l BLOWN INSULATION VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING •Insulation •Storm Doors •Storm Windows •Replacement. Windows •New Rooting . "FRlE ESTIMATrS" JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 7-30-'87·1 mo . c •M• s (Free Es1 imates) V. C. YOUNG Ill 992 -6215 or 992 - 7314 Pomeroy, Ohio 4-15·'86 1c Howard L. Writesel · ROOFING NEW -REPAIR J&L OPEN FOR BUSINESS 168 Norfh Second Middioporf, Ohio 45760 CONSIIA'I:R MONITOR SYSTEMS 44! B•ochSt. · Middteporl, Oh . 45160 wor h 7-11· 1 mo . d. New Locolion: . ANN'S Gift Shop & Toy Store Collectors Items. Costume Jewelry, Action Toys, Musical Toys & Trinket Boxes Open 10 A .M . to 4 P.M . Mon . thru Fri . or by Appointment Colll6141 992 -7204 Wholesale & Retail INSULATION HEATING & .... -Giillrpo1is......... . & ·V icinity CHISTD, OHIO •HOME BUILDING •ROOM ADDITIONS •KITC!1ENS · BATHS •ROOFING •GENERAL REMODELING & REPAIRS REfERENCES Phone Day or h ...n 985·4141 GEIIEIAl CONTIAOOIS' 8·!0-1 mo. d Help Wanted High S c ~ocl On)p Outs 21 ' and under. Buckeye Hills Career Center seeking High School Drop Outs tor Aduh skill training cla•ses. Vounuitton Cflf'l be payed for bv th.e 9Chool. CDn:ta·c t the scflool at 614-2455336 or stop in for.more detaili. ' Yard Sal e-l arge 3 fa mily . Thur. Seeking hos tess for CHRISTMAS AROUND THE WORLD and Fri. lower Ga rfield E ~tt . parties. For inform . phone 614556 4th. Ave . Sat. 10-5 . Baby 446-7315. items. and clo thing : infants -3T, Mature person for : 3 Yf · old and juniors 1 & 9 . infant . Our home. 3 shifts:. Ga rage Sale:· Quality. qu8ntity. Cente nary IUOa. Call 614-446Rt. 160 2 mi. fl . of Holze r Hosp. 9415 after 2:00PM . Fri. & Sat ., Aug , 28 & 29, 9 Ma intenance man needed. ReAM -1. frigeration, eleetric~l repair, and Garage S ale: Aug. 28th & 29th. light carpenter work . EJCperience Fri. & Sat. From 9 :00 · 6 :00 at needed. Send resume to Ohio 455 lariat Drive across from Valley Suparmarkets, P.O.BoK Gellia Fair Gro unds . 1985 772: GalliPolis, Ohio 456 3 1 or Honda 200 3 wheeler, 1986 c•ll614-446 -9312 . Honda 74 4 w~eeler , roto· tiller5 hQrsepower, bike, nice school Governmen' Jobs . $16 ,040 . $59 .230 - year. NDw hiring. Call clothes for girls & boys, alto 1-805-687 -6000 EJC1 . R-9805 mens & women &. Hand mad e wood cretts , atagans. l ots ot for current fedetal list. misc. items. Don't miss it . Call Friendly 1-lorfle Parties has open446-3872 . for managers and de alers in alrea. largest line in party Yard Sale: Lots of craft ' upplies . , free kit, brand new chriltBa gs Of ya m and gome clothing. catl>log, toy, gift, and home Uppor Rt. 7 across from Gallia """~D- Over 800 items. Co. Rural Water O't fice first commission. and hostess trailer. Fri. , Aug . 28 & Sat., Aug. Call for free catalog. 29. g :00-5 :00. -800-227 -1510 or call collec1 0-618-462 -0091 Friday, Aug . 28 · 'Yard Sale- 106 1- - - - - - -- -Kineon Dr. Rain or Shine. Needed: Dental HygBntist for a Yard Sale: Friday. 2-Stl'l, 9 . 4 . peopl~~:~ oriented higfl quality . Johnson 's Treiler Park. Eastern dental office. Send complete resume to Daily Sen1inel Bo:~~ Ave., lot 4. Cflarcoal grill. 729-K Pomeroy, Ohio . . curtains, s heets, jeans, wee- lc:c---- - -- -- ·dellter, 6 ft . Chtislmas tree, decorations. teak wood items; We need a career minded people oriented person to Work in a high camper top. qualiti dental office. The perfeet job for the right person . Please send complete resume to Daily Se ntinel 80.11 729-K, Pomeroy. . • Ohio. . Midc!leport · Pom:iirov·····--·-& Vicinity Manufact ure and Sales of Reco•ding and Control Instruments for Home and Comm e rcial use. Monitors to display Furnace and Air Cond. Ho urs or Min . of operating t ime. Valuable Data that allows Daily Goals to be set. Co mplet ely fl liminates th e end of th e month Bill sur pr ise. C. f. Scott, Mqr .; R, Cremeans field Sole~ Mgr ., Plu1 Anociates lnformotion ond Brochure 16141 992 -3118 or 992-SISO Middleport · A!hens -PorI smouth 11 - Jq , J mo. pd. Announcement s Yard aale Thurs. Fri. & Sat. Toys, bicycles. furniture, Home lnte· AVON - All areas. Call Marilyn rior, adult & children clothing. Weaver 304-882-2645 . Betty Hughes. 1403 Elm St. Meadowbrook Addn. Pt . Pl. R.N. epplications now being accep1ed tor full time positiOn. Yard sale Rt. 2 North past V. Fri. Pteasant \Iaiiey Nursing Cafe & Sat. Clothes, decorations & Center, apply p ersonnel otfic;:e lots more. Pleasant Velley Hasp, 30.4 -6754340. AA·EOE . Yard sale Friday & Seturday. 231 1 lincoln Ave. Pt. Pleasant. ¥VANT ED EXPERIENCED Pil ots and Deckhands tor tulltime employment on Mononga8 Public .Sale flela end upper Ot'lio Rivers 412-483 -6557 . l!t Auction AIRLINE JOBS AVAILABLE NOWI Earn up to $60,000. Rick Pearson AuctiOneer li- Mechanics, tlight attendants, censed in Ohio and West Virgi- eustomer service, 1-31 5 · 733, nia. Estate. antique, farm , liqui- 8062 , eKt . A573 , for dation sales, 304-773-6785. in formitiDn / listings. 9 ~ a ture person needed in my home 5 day& per week for babysitting and light housekeeping. Hour1 may vary. Salary negotiable. Must flave references and tran sportation. If interE!sted pflone 304· 773-5672 af. TOP CASH -paid for '83 mod el tar 6 :00p.m. and newer used cars. Smirh Buick-Pontiac, 191t Eastem Needed male t6 -21 , from 9 till Ave,, Ga.llipolls . Call 614·446- 5. Days. Call after 5 :00 eve~ ­ ings. 304-675-2295 . 2282 . We pay casfl for late model clean used cars. Jim Mink Chev.- Oids InC. !lilt Gene Johnson 614-446 · 3672 Junk Auto's with or without motors. Call 614-388-9303. Standing Timber. Cal1614 -379· 2758. Open horse shDW, Saturday. Aug. 29tfl . 6 p.m. J C Jr. Fairgrounds . CottagevillE!, WV . Spons. J .C.H.C. Buying daily gold, silver coin s, rings, jewelry, sterling ware. old coins, large currency. Top prices. Ed Burkett Barber Shop. 2nd. Ave . Middleport, Oh. 614992 -3476 . Wanted to buy, standing timbar. Call AI Tromm at 614 -742· 2328. •FURNACES •AIR CONDITIONERS Femate black labrador dog end puppies. Call 614· 446-4179 after 6 :00PM . •HEAT PUMPS Black kitten•. 7 wks . old. Call 614-448 · 7862 . QUILTS Antique-Pre 1940' s. Call Marc. 614-992 -2101 {daysl or1 -692· 2461 evenings . COOLING "FREE EIIIMATES': PH. q92.2772 8-4- 1 mo. d. EAGLE RIDGE SMALL ENGINE CENTER PARTS • SERVICE on Ali Makes Transaxle Repairs Repairs Located Halfway htwHn 11. 7 and Bashan HRS : 12:00-6: 00 Monday-Saturday CLOSED SUNDAY Ph. 949·2'969 BUV - SELL- TRADE 8 -7 -1mo. 9 pairs of Ladies Shoes . Si;a:e 10 narrow. Worn very little. C11l 614-446-1881 ' 2 kittens to giveaway. Call 614·448-3768. Wanted to buy: scrap tte81 and metals.·- Riders Salvage 614992 -6468 . Adjultable or Si;a:e 12 dreasmakers form. Cell 814-992-3483 after 4~ 00 pm. He!f Beegle p~uppiea . 2 males left. Call 814-367-0186 or 387-7760. -3 kiHens - 1 black and wflite, 2 gray and white. Cail 614· 446· 8016 . E mploymc:nl Services 11 Help Wanted Young goat to give away. Call · - - - - - - - - - ~ 14·992 -7698 3 kittens to give away. t orenge and white. 1 black and gray. and 1 calico. Ca,ll814· 949· 3031 . 60 h . entennatower plua TV FM antenna. Must be dismantled. 614·985-4267. • Wanted To Buy 3 Announcements 4 ·... Auctioneer Col. Oscar E. Click. AVON - All areas. Call Shifley license# 764-88 . Cal1304 -895- Spoau. 304-675-1429. 3430 . lady to live in full or part-time. 304-676·1435 . Giveaway · 8-10-1 mo. pd. MARCUM CONTRACTING Yard Sale Help wanted: Elam Home in Middlepon . 614-992-6873. 4-22-87-tfn 324 E?Mai n St. Pomeroy Behind City Hall Carpenters to work by tfle houf. Cell 614· 448 -0924. & Vicinity MO · BOSS 8-4· 1 mo pd. 949-2263 or 949·2168 CALL PROGRAM DIRECTOR · Comprehensive outpatient substance abuse progr1m. Re&ponslbilitiu in!'!lude program administration, $upervislon. coun seling. and public relatiOns. Qualifications 9 houl~ ifclu~e at least tw o YB!Irl aJCperJe'!ce m substance abu1e field. some adminittrative eKperience, and in process of certificat ion. Send letter and resum e by S e ptember 30, to Pe rsonnel Committee, New Alternat ives, 297 F»url Street, Jackson, Ohio 45640 E.O.E. ....... Pt ·rsleiisiiiif' ·--· CERTAINTEEO VINYL Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES Must see to apprecia1e . Exper. body man needed in Vin ton lfea. 5 yrt . or more e;~~ per . T11ol1 required. Inqui re at 614-388-9615 . THURS.: 1 PM - EI 6~ 45 FOR THE BEST IN REPLACEMENTS WINDOWS SERVICE " crull u J AVON - Sell Avon for Cllrletmu. Make 40 per cent. Call61 4 -4463358 . BINGO CARPENTER NEW AND USED • Sam -Spm EAGLES CLUB - POMEAOY, OH. YOUNG'S PARTS Lost and. F.ound M -F . J&L 8-24•87-1 mo. v.w. 938 -8870, FOUND: Bund1 of key 's i:t[l Eastern A\ltt. Can pick up at 1541 Eastern AWJ ., evenings after 6:00, ac ross from RAX . - - - - - - - - - lcLost : Black and wflite part poodle. l ost on 681 . Call 614-985 -444 3 O f 61 4 -949 3505. 3- 11-Hn .BOGGS vour • ea. 116,000-868.000. Call 602- 838-8885. Ext. 606" . LOST: lo ng · ~a ir ed Calico C1t. In Yiclnhy of Mttry Griffin and Georg8'a Ck . REWARD, Call 614-367· 7734 . 45631 " Hiring! Government job1 - gray-white. litter trained. 304675-7 2 4 2. Gallipolis. Ohio Vinyl & Alum . Sid ing . Complete Gutte r Work C ompl e t e Remodeling Roofing of All Types or ' 4 .black-w hite , 1 6 LONG'S CONSTRUCTION · kittens, (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 8-13 tin Public Notice Public Notice 5 Sentinei- Page- 13 Giveaway ator, 304-675-2406. ., :: ::!:":! ::.~ 4 Licensed Clinical ALt<liclogist · U - C I , TY ·~-~ . . . . . u • ..._ • .._ / ~ l't--~-· ­ ~::t:.-:.·.-::. ~;:::.11- moneys subject to its control to be awarded a nd on deposi' as inactive deposit$; and WHEREAS , inactive dep osits are defined by Revised Code Sections 135.01 {E). (Fj, and 136.06 as deposits wh ich are · not payable on demand. are not active or interim deposits, and Will . not be neaded.beloretheend of the Period of designation. which in this case is Augu st 22, 1989; and WHEREAS . this Board 9annot linJ that it has control ofanv public money s which will not be needad for sc hool purposes prior to August 22 . 1989; BE IT THEREFORE RE · SOLVEO . that the estimated aggrega1 e ma•imum . amOunt of public mon ey s to be awarded and on de posit 111 inactive depo sits for ·the period August 2 3, 1987. thfough Augu s t 22 . 1989. shall be $0 .00 {zero doll a rs and ze ro ce nts): a·n d 8E ·IT FU .RTHER RESOLVED that , in ac cordan ce with this de te rminat ion , and Section 1 35 .05 of the Oh io Rev is.e d Cod e . all public moneys com ing u nde r the control ot H'lis aoard dur ing the a b o ve perio d will bo deposited • • eitheractive or interim depo sits. 11 nd tha t ered end continued ftoom 1 : __ ___ _... ·-..~~--·-.......,,_...· _,_ 1'1--e-·-·- ·......··-····-_--·-----·. ...,__. .._ "-"'- '• 0. IN THE co day unti linllly diiii>OMd of. I to thank eyeryone who has visited Tri-State 1? - .... - Public Noti'ce bo to< ' Mnlg - · Mid COUI1 on tho 29th day of Soptimber. 1987, at which time Mid KCOUI'Its will be consid· I lM1 want =:~.::• .....,.e_ ,.,._ ., ._,. -~ LISA M. KOCH, M.S. ,. ,.. ,... ,n-•"'-""'"" ...,. ...,,_,_ . . . .... - ~ . 'IN -~ Swim Molds - Interpreting Services ·--- · ~ =~t-•- _ Public Notic!l E ighteenth Ac <: ount of Fr1nk W. Poner. Jr , TruatM Under hem V of the Utt Will and r ..tmlntt of Jane LouiN b . Smtth , DeceaHd . • Unteu e~ceptiona are tiled hereto. u id ICCOUMII will i Fre·e Saturday! i I '" Oece11ed. ESTATE NO . 20121 - USE OUR CONVENIENT ---------- I , , . , ... 111\ 0 ..0U , 1111• "'1 fUUO& r IO.• M WIIINIIDO Y •1 0. .... ~ Public Notice 3.88 -- COMMON PLEAS COURT PROBATE DLVtStON MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO IN THE MATTER OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS PROBAH COURT MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO Accounts 1nd vouchen of the .f ollowing narried fidu · ~· cleries h8\le been filed in the • Probate COur-t , Meig s ~ .. County, Ohio , fur approval : and settlement: , ESTATE NO . 20652 · Piatributi\le Account of '-• Ralph Bohahnon. E•eCutor of the Estate of Alfred W . Schroath, Ofceased . ESTATE NO . 15836 ~ Twenty-Second Account of • Huntington National Bank. Fiducia,-., of the Trus t of Velma W. Feiger, Deceued . ESTATE NO . 16148 Si~tth Current Accoun1 of Fennie Miller, Guard i1n of · the Person and Estate of . Grover C. Oliver . - ESTATE NO . 24393 : Fourth Paniel Account of Judy Gibbs, Gu_a rd ian of the Person and Estat e of Heather lynn Rou sh and Josepi'! frank Roush. Jr .. · Minora . ESTATE NO . 25291 Fi,..l lnd Distributive Ac count o f M. Eile~m Buclc , Adminiatratri• of the Est1te of Mabel C . R o ush . there will sitory be no fer designation of a depO in act ive Oeceated. funds ; and ESTATE NO , 24876 8E IT FURTH-ER RE· Fin11 and Oiltributive Ac count of M . Eileen Buck . SOLVED . th a t a cop y of th is Administ re t ri• of t'h e Estate resolution be p u b lis he d on ce of Early M . · Rou t h , 1 w ee k fo r tw o co n s ecut ive .week s in two news papers o f Q.ee..otd . general ci rc ulat io n in 'M eigs ESTATE NO 25315 Co u ,uv. a nd give n d irec tly to Fln~~l and Oistribulive Ac eac h eligible d e p osit o"' a t count of Ch1rlts Tyr ... Jr .. Admtn lstretor of the Eattte the time of the fir st publicatio n iri the ne w s p a p en. of Robert Tyree . Decttted. IBI 20. 27 , 2t c ESTATE NO . 25467 Flntl end Distributive Ac· Public Notice count oi Edith H . Sitton, Adm lnltJrttri!l of the httte oi Elm1 M Holter , BTU Middleport - Oil(.._..,.,.,..,,. DAY N O II 0011 .. IAWOI) OY ... Ill - .... - ·- LAYAWAY 992-5627 ot:IIO&IOII - 100101)11 0 ...... 19,000 109.88 ' udephone uch•nJel ... :'.'::"c!:i'7' 990 lmerson Mlcrow1ve M i lD Clouified PtJKe• couer I he To Our West Virginia Customers 3 ·FOA OU_ID M jollowi"of 985-3545 EYDINGS 87.98 1- ~· ... -:u _ ... . .., ~ ....._.,.,_ .... • •• • 011 M .... 0 • Any perao·n intertJttd may lile written exceptions tO M id ICCOUAta Or 10 matteu perta1nlng to the eJ~~ecution of the trust, not le11 then fillll!l ·d eys prior 'D the date set tor hearing. Robert E. Buck . Judge Common Plees Court Probate Division Me ig1 County, Ohio t81 27 , 1tc "Welcome Back" •• OI I M U I ID -.... -~ ~':'!:.":':':;i.'"..:":.:..'"':':'- Te rriltc Savings on qual ity Summer Clo thi ng for the e ntire fam ily . Save up to 75% oil o ur regular price. Selec t Reg ula r or Sens it ive Eyes Sa line Solution. ... ... IUID .., . :~:::.: Selected Summer Clothing Clearance Merchandise .12 oz. Sensitive IJes Regular Saline ~D4n I DAI'I .. ..... •-c.. .. - ....... lilt ..., ...... " "... '- - ...... ! ( .. ....... , ,...,_ _ ......... .. _ , · Co•-uoo HECKS REGULAR PRICE -· RATE$ 0..".-1M II-· . .WOI'IDI .. _. 11>&-1'1 Computerized Hearing Aid Selectioo .... . ........_, ·· ·---·· . . . . ._ ·-- ·-·-··- ·,_t::=.t. -...·--__ . _ ., .... .r:::...- ••-. _ ....... .... ____ -... -....... . -·· .... _':.:........::r::.."'·· .......·---··--.. ---·... -.. _....... -..........-........ ·-· ... .. - _. .. . . '"" ,,_ ._ __ ..--···-•-.no•. ·---·-... : •··· -·_ ··......... -,,__ _ .,., _ _ . ........ ==-= ··" ·-·Ool· ..... ...... ····I AJI. ..... NOON SATUIOAW ClOVI WNOU You can win up to '5.000 cash in Alberto Cu lvBr's " Style in Five with V05" contesl or you can receive '5.00 in manufacturer's coupons with proof of purcht$.e. Enter at any Hecks Locations. Rules and entry forms available. .• 5 First Prizes: ss,ooo In Cash. • 50 Second P!izes: '500 In Cash. All MINT CONDITION TO PUCI AN At CAll Ht -1156 MONDAY lhrl!l I A.M. '' S P.M. Save And Win! up to S The Business Services Choice ol Shampoo , Con d itione r. Ha ir Spray or Hoi Oil Treelment . Choose from sand & bea ch toys , summe r s port s toys . 1975 FORD BRONCO Ohio penma ns hi p s hows him to be a ing issue of Playboy m agaz ine designer launched her fash ion • tha t features her version of the career In 1970 by pawning a . cold "egom a niac." The star of the Iran -Contr a sca ndal. $10,000 ring . In 1976, her dress· hearings also comes up s hort And Tammy Faye Bakker, business grossed $64 million. "~ : roman tica lly. Hamilton ca lled wife of the former evangelis t, Is guess ·people see my life as a North's writ ing style "slerlfe" cutttng a gospel record In Nash- fairy tale," she said. "But you · and said that II ind icates he tur ns ville because, s he said, " When rea ll ~e very quickly that if 11 ' sex ''on a nd off like a faucet.'' you know God . the r e's so,mething were a fairy ta le. th e pr ince would have taken car eof.me, not Hamil ton said hi s analysis lndl- bubbling up In your tummy." ca ted t)lal North, who presents a WOMAN 'S LIFE IN NO sent me out to work. I don ' t faca de of toughness, is devoid of MAN'S LAND: Fashion des igner . believe In fairy tales. Because warmth , ki ndness or love, Diane · Von Fursten)lerg has you pay for ~very thing . " KATE UPDATE: Othe r s tars PTL UPDATE: The be lea· vowed to give up her career if she guered PTL Club is still scra m · ma rries again. " If you 've chosen can wr ite their autobiograph ies bling for cas h butt he two wome n· a man 's life a nd you are a l:lllt four-ti meOscar wlnner l(athwho figured in the scanda l that woma n, it' s tough," she • told arlne Hepburn has no int e ntion of rocked 'the m inistry are doing Pa rade m agazln e ln a n intervtew penning her me moirs because nicely. The Rev. J e rry Fa lwell , to be publi s hed Sunday. that would be "bOring," s he told who took over the ministry from "11 's not easy for any wom an. Newsweek In a r are int e rview . de posed leader Jim Bakker. not just me." Von Furstenberg, a nd besides, she's been busy. pleaded withsupportersTuesday whose current beau Is It al ian " I've li ved like a man, " said to make one more "sacrific ia l novelist Alain Eikaan, con· He pbu r n, now In her .late 70s. gift'' by LabOr Day 'to help the fessed. " I would love to be " l' ve got my own house. 1 live PTL mee t a $20-million fu nd - married ," but added , " lf 1 got here a ione. Always have. I can raisi ng goal and s tay afloat. marr ied now, I'd get int o It with me nd anythin g, .do all th e Iough Meanwhile. Jessica Hahn . t-he total commitment. " wor k in 1he house, In the garden. church secretary whose 1980 A 'commoner si nce s he di· Me n have got 11 easy . They don ' t try st wit h Bakker triggered his vorced Aus tria n Prince Egon even have to support women fall , is busy promoting an upcomVo n F urstenberg In t9S.1. the a nymore.'' ____ ______ __________ .:.:..,__________________ _ Three I Send back that new Maserati DETROIT !UPI) - Maserat i Automobil es has ordt'red the recal! of ai11984 -and 1985- model Biturbo luxury sport ca rs to repair a manual choke system that, 11 improperly oper a ted , could cause a n engine fire. A spokeswoman for the Ita lian au1omak e r We dnesda y said abo~t 3,724 ca rs, which re tail for more than $37,000 ea ch. a re affected. She said 1986-and 1987models were not part of the recal! · because they have an a utom atic choke syst em or a fu el inj ection system that does not require a choke. The choke regulates the idle speed of the engine during warmup. Maserati said the car's cata· lytle converter could overheat and catch fir e in extreme conditions if the manual choke were to be left in an open position . The fi r m will ma ke ail modifi- Th~sdaV. August 27, 1987 Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio Would you stuH en\leloped for 1,000 weekly? U for envelopes you stuff. Simpl1, piHiant worll: at home! Send self-lddretHd enveloped lp HT-ENT· Dept. ACT, P.O.Box 7384, Huntington W.Va. 2&776 .. U\l e and work part-time on farm . Li\ling quarters. ut ilities furnished 81 small wage. Write B o ;~~ P27. in C8f8 of Pt . Pl easant Register, 200 Mllin·St . Pt . Pl ., wv 25550 . 12 Situations Wanted Older woman wants to move in wit~ someone who will tJ,elp care for her. References requir ed. Call Ctlafl es at 614 -446-7835 or case manager at 614 · 3&701 51 . Will do baby sitting in my hom e. Have raf. and expet. Call 614446-6147. PIANO LESSONS . Experienced piano instructor. Giving lessons for all ages in my hom e. Call 614-992 -6844 . • Will do baby sluing in my home full or pan time. Fenced yard. Close to scflool. 304-675-2784. ' 18 Wanted to Do • Septic tan let pumping. residential S. comrrierical. $80 per IOlld . Ron EvansEnterpri1111 . Ja ckson , Ohio . Call 614-286-5930 Will do House ·' Gleaning in Cfle&flire, Gallipolis. Middlapore, and Add ison areas. Please CaR 614-367-0262 or 367 · 763~ . Can do light hauling and roofing. Aeuonable rates . Marion Snid8f. 614· 949-2629 ., ) �• Page 14-The Daily Sentinel 18 Wanted to Do LAFF-A-DAY 46 Space for Rent Grover's t..wn Mower Repair. We'H pi<* up and deliver. Good. Office Space for Rent. EKceHent for Attorneys. AcCountant. etc. Close to Court HQuse. Call Wiseman Real Estate Agency . 614- 448-3644. UNd mOwers for •le. C.ll 114-742- 2383 or 114-742 3091 . P•ting houlft, roo&, bwna, mcbile home roots. Fre• Elt•· Mobile Home lot. 3114 miles from Gallipolis . Rt ~88 . Call 614448- 3969 . mot.._ 304·571 -2211 . COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park, Route 33. North of Pomeroy. Rental trailers Call 614-992 7479. Ftnanctdl 21 Business Opportunity J I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO recommends that you do buain... with people you know. and NOT to send money Nice lot, heat furnished In Hamsonville area. 614 -742 · 3033 after 8 .00 pm 23 47 Wanted to Rent . Virginta's Personal Care Home hooroomtor2oldorlytod;es. Call 614-949-3014 anytime. Spec;ol core tor elderly ond hand;c•in prwato home. Elam home Middleport. 614992-6873. "Do you mind ftxing your own dinner, dear? I'm read• t t' g ing this very m eres m art'1cle •On hOW tO keep your husband happy." '----~-~----'-~--..---------r---------~-"1 Piano tuning . Lane Daniels. 23rd year of Service in Meigs-Gallia· Mason countiaa 614 - 742 · 2961 . 1-:-:-.,----c-;; 35 Lots & Acreage Auctioneer Col. Oscar E. Chck, I ------~~-license # 754-88, 304-8953430. 1 ' " ac lot on Jarrys Run Rd ,z Apple Grove, with rural water . 304·676-2383 . Real Estate 31 Homes for Sale 4 BR ., fp . full basement, 3 mt. so. of Gallipolis. 34.900 . $:~11 Days-614 -446 - 1615 . After 5 ·00- Call 614-446-12"4 Government Homes from 11 .00, " U Rapaif ". Also tax de'inquent property . Call 805 644-9533, Ext 613 fof 1nfo For Sale by Ownftf: 4-5 BR, 3 baths. Approximatety 4000 sq. ft. 26 aores with tennis court. S113.000 Will sell wrth only 5 acres for S165.000. Call for appomtment 61 4·446· 3386. Government 1eized horh• from S1 .00, you repan Also proper· 11M for back taxes. For complete detail• and foreclosure list call 615-822 -2770 , Ext 486 I will accept 1aaled bids unttl Sept 8. for purchase of the home of Alice J . Bush, 77 , HalltdiV Heights. Shown by appo.ntme"t onty. Call 614· 446·9636 or 256-6078 Right 11 reserved to reject all bids Mail bids to G. B. lush, P.O.BoA 394. Gallipolis, Ohio46631 . ~ For' Sale by owner· 4 -6 BR. , 3 baths. 3384 sq ft. Heated. fenced pool in 1 aero. Additional lots anilable 1129.000. Call 614 -«8-7044 day, 446- 9668 aftet' 5:30. Government homes from $1 (U Repair) . Foreclosures, Repos, T •• Delinquent Properties Now selling your •••· Call 1-315736· 7375 Ext. 3P-OH-H for current list . 24 hours. Nice 3 bedrooms. part1al basement. total electric:. lot 1 00 h A 200 ft Low 40's. 208 Midway Drive, New Haven. W. Va. Can :!04-875-3030 or 304 - 6753431 Three bedroom brtck home, large living room. deck. fr,. water-septic. BYa percent loan assumption. live mtnutes to Point Pleasant After 5 p m .• 304-676 -5306 2 or 3 bedrooms. double lot, close to schools and stores, 818,000. 304-675-7833 For sale by owner, Mason. 3 br ranch , 1 1!) bath , tamifV room, fireplace. S48.000. Auumable Loan. Ph . am 304-n3· 5909; pm 304-675-5617 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 14x70 3 BR .• total elec .. undarpinping, blocks, shrubs, sundeeM 69,000 Call 614 -3677267 evenings. Mercerville. Close to school. Mobile home and lot ready lo move into . Excel Cond . $15,500 Call 814-256-6478. 1974 Grilnvtlle 14x70. 2 or 3 • BR .• central air. 8x10 deck. appl. tncluded, all gas. Call814 -2465134 after 6 ·00 PM . 1977 V1ctOr1an Deluxe Mobile Home 14 ... 67, 2 Br., 1 bath, gas tteat . $8500 . Cell 614 -4462157 19'70 Cambridge 12A70 - Gas heat, 3 DR , 11h bath. Extra nice, Dishwasher . $8950. Call 61446-0HS 1974 Concord 14x70. total elec , 3 Br .. new carpet. Most see Caii614 -.U6-0175 PRICED RIGHT One aere butld1n9 lots on Rt . 2 at Aahton . Public watw and mobile homes permitted, 304, 576 -2 336. On• •ere lots on Mason 80 at Ashton , public water . mobile homes permitted. S500 down. $160 per mOnth, 304-576 2336 Two lots on Sand Hill Road. Three mil" from town, 304· ,675-2848. 41 Houses for Rent Nicety 1urn1shed small house Adults only References re· quired Off 1trett parking Ph 614 -446 -0338 . 2 BR' , unfurnished house With garage. Accef! one child. Ref. and Oep. Call614·446- 9686 4 BR . houstfor r~t . 3 mi. so. of Gallipolis 1300 a month plus dap . Rat, required . Call 614· 446-1615. After 6 :00PM ., Clll 446-1244. 4 BR houl8 on 1 ·acre. Excel location. Ref. Call A -1 Real Estate Broker. Call 304-675· 51M. Nicely turmshed small house. 3 roomundbath . Adults. No pats Ref and Dep. Call 614-446· 2643. 33 Farms for Sale 20 acre farm with 3 BR hOuse. Hannan Trace Road, Glenwood. W . Va. for more information cell 304-n3-6118 or 773- 5186 after 6 :00. 34 . Business Buildings Comm•cial buildings for le.. e. Downtown Pt. Plea11nt. Stor ... offices. A -One Reel EstJte. Carol Yatger. Broker. Call 304176 -8104. Furnished apartment. S210 . utilhias paid. 1 bdr. 920 Fourth. Gallipolis. Call 446·4416 after " 8pm Furn•shed.downstairs. 3 rms and b•th Clean. No pets. ~dults only . Deposit an<t Ref Required Call614-446 -1519 N1cely furnished , 2 -BR apart· mant N1ce location . Adults only. Call614-446 -2404 . N1ce, 2 Br , Apt . Stove. refrig . Furnished. Water paid. Near Drive-In Th~atre Call614· 446 7025. 1----.:._--:--------:-: Fumished Apt Adults only . All utiliti" paid. Get n1ady for wintftr Caii&U -446-9523 . 2 BR aptl 6 closets. kttchen · appl, furnished, Washer· Dryer hook-up, ww c•pet , newly painted, deck Regency Inc Apu . Call 304 675· 7738 or 675 ·5 104 I::--------::-------::----:::--::;;;;: Furnished Apt. , 1 BA , $225 ut1hties paid. 607 2nd Ave Gallipolia. Call 614 446 4416 after 8 :00PM . Furniahed apt .. 2 BR . S,95 . Water paid 1136 2nd, Ave Gallipolis.· Call 614 -446· 4416 after 8 :00PM . Modern-2 BR. house in country Close to Holzer 8300 a month. Oep. raqu1rttd. Call 814-4461323 or 245-9170 Remodeled upstairs. 2 BR .. unfurnished . utilities paid Aduhs only. 749 Second Av8 Cell 614-446 -1457 after 3 :30 PM For rent or sale. Will help finance or land contract. 10 yr. old houH-, 3 BR , Patriot ViHage Ct~ll 614- 446-1340 or 4463870 Furnished Ap.nment : 4 rooms 11nd bath Centrally located. One or two adults. Ref. and Sec. Oep. req1.11red . Call 614- 446-Qot.44. 1) ? Bedroom, 2 story in town. Dining room , fall'lity room 1 year .lean. No Children . $300 a month. 2) 3 Bedroom home in Rodney Vill.tgell. 2 baths $300 a month. 31 2 Bedroom brick below Swan Creek . Den, fuH basement, 1 car garage. 8250 a •month. RefMences. credit check and aecutlty depottt required. No pets allowed. Wileman Real Ettate, 614-446 -3644 . Apartments for the Elderly~ Frenchtown Apartm81111. 727 Fourth Ave. Opening &oon 24 units designed for Senior Citi· zens 162 & older) S. handicapped persons. Rent including adjutt ment for water, sewage & elaetriC ta baRd on tenants income Equal housing oppor tunity . Appllctltons may be ptcMad up at Spnng Valley Plaza. Call446 -4639 . All electric heat pumps Recentty remodeled. 1 bad· room. in town. Off·street park· tng, wash.,· drver References required t14 · 992 · 5912 or 614-992-6723 after 6 00 2 nice rooms completely fur · ntthed Utilities pa1d. Women only. Call 614 -446· 1414 or 446 · 1023 Unfurnished house and apan· ments in Pomlfoy. 8100. • 8160. plus utilities Also for. sale on land contract. Call 614-9926069 or 614- 992 - 7511 . Nice Apt .· Unf. 2 BR .. ground floor, covered patio end yard . Has refr & range & drapertes. Quiet neighborhood. S175 a mo. ph.11 dep. & ref. Call Earl Tope 614 -446 -0332 days or 446· 0161 eve. 3 bedroom . Adults. No pets. 304-676·4384 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 2 BR . trailer. furnished. natural gas. Adults only. No pets. Call 614-387-743B. 2 BR. trailer for rent Call 614-378 -2409 after 6 :00PM . or 446 -9727 anytime. ·1972 .Windsor: 12lll70. 2 bed· rooms. woodbumer. air condition, deck. awntng 86, 100. 304 -875 -1558. Furntshed Effictency 8145 Utih· tlas paid, share bath, 607 Second Ave , Gallipolis Ph . 446· .U16 af1ar7PM. Nice 3 BR . house. CioN to schools· and churches. $300 a month plus deposit. Ret. r• quired. No pets Call 614-446· 1734 between 7:30 AM · 9 :30 PM . 1979 Nashua14k70, total electric, 1% baih, deck. with or without satellite dish . On rented lot. Call614·992 -6710. 1970 Uberty mobilp home, 2 bedroom•. 304-675· 3763 1 and 2 bedroom apartments for rani Basic rent lor 1 bdr ., $1B3.00: 2 bdr .. $219.00. Also required a ' 8200 00 , •curity depostt. CONTACT: Jackson Estates Dept Ph 446- 3997 Equal Housing Opportunity Modern 1 BR apartment. Call 614·446 -0390. 1969 12 x &0 Nanco, Washerdryer, also new carpet, refrig .. AC . Call 614-9B5 -4421 after 5:00PM 1986 Pine Ridge. 14x70, mobile home. 304-675-3096 . Apartment for Rent LOTS & AChEAGE Site beside Ohio River, sitl!ll along Rt 2, treder sit" rtear Rt. 2 and waterside sites. Phone 304576 -2026 . For Rent . AC ., furmshad, 2 B~ , mobile home located at K & K on Eastern Ave $185 a month Oep . and Ref. requtrad Call 814-255-1187. 14lll70 Windsor with 14~~:30 addition. 3 b8drooms, poqd, ap~ox 3 acres. Gallipolis Ferry, 304-675-6930. 44 Graham School Rd .. 2 BR .. AC .. carport. $;2:25 a month. Dep. & Ref. required . Call 614·446· 38BB or 446· 4491 . Gracious living 1 and 2 bedroom apartments a1 Village Manor and Aiverstde Aplft · ments tn Mtddleport From t21 6. including utilities. Call 614-992 -7787. EOH 2 bedroom apts . and house in Midcfteport and Pomeroy Pay own utilities . Call 614 992· 2381 or 614 ~ 992-2720 . 51 Household Goods KIT 'N' CARLYLE "'by Larrr Wright 3 or 4 Bedroom house 1n Kyg&r Creek School District. Reference& Ph . 61~ · 446 - 8621 . 49 For Lease , FOR LEASE: one -bedroom apartment overlooking citv park. S175. por month. Call6, 4·446· 2325 or 446·4425. FOR LEASE Apartment wi1h completely remodeled kitchen, bath. bedroom and livingroom Available middle: of August Second floor , corner Sa coni:tdondd Pi'ne. Parkin!;~ area prov• e S225 . per month, or $250. wnh kilchen appliances furntshed Call 614 -446- 2325 or 446 425 4 ' Merchandise 51 Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Oliva St .• Gall•pohs. NEW- 6 pc. wo qd group - 5399. living room suites - $199· S599 . Bunk beds wtth beddmg· S199 , Full size manrou & foundation ttarting ·' S99 . Reclln.1Hs starting - 899. USED· Beds. drenerl. bedroom suites , $199 - &299 Desks, wringer washer . a complete tine of used furniture. NEW- Western boots· 530 Workboots $18 & up . (Steel & soft toeJ Call614 - 446 · 3169 County Appliance, Inc. Good used appliances and TV sets Open BAM to 6PM Mon thru Sat. 614 -446 · 1699 627 3rd. Ave. Gallipolis1 OH & 1979 Honda trail 10, 1460. 304 -675 -1731 54 Misc . Merchandise 1982 Honda C)(l500, wind · shield, saddlebags:. good shapa. Good mllaaga. 304·8•2·2704. Callahan ' s Used Tire Shop. Over 1,000 tires. sizes 12, 13, 14, 16, 16. 16 6. 8 miles flUt Rt. 218. Call 614 -256 -6251 . 'B6 red Honda 700 Ma~a. ~~0 mile• . $2995. Serioul 1nqUifl81 on~ . 304 -875 -6630. IAIIu 3 Wheel bicycle for sale. Call 4}ifafr 614-256-6090 . Bolen s-Husky 10HP Wisconsin 42 " mowerdack . rotatillar , ptow. snow blade and dump bed trailer S1400 or trade for van Call614 -446 - 3459 Going out ol Business: Large cermic kiln, molds, paints and supp1ta11 Call614 - 388· 8806 Sharp PC 1600 Peckel Compu · ter with cass9tte !nterfa.ce and printer. S250. Call 614 992· 7168 after 6:00 PM John Dvera 212 lawn and garden tractor 46 1n . mower 2 wheel cart . Like new cond . Call 614 -446 -2347 Craftsman , 0" table saw and 10'' Radial saw Heavy duty drill press. Call 614 -448 · 1288 Pinto 1978 Automatic. Fir1t $500 takas it 7ft , 11 B f1 , 1 ton dump bed wtth hotst 1400. Call 614 -446-7019 . Strocto Golden Ch,ur c g11 barbecue grill. 42 .000 BTU . Used one ttme EAcel shap• Cet! 614 -245 -9393. Dishwasher. Sears Kenmore., built·in, harvest gold . Used loss than 1 yr S22~ Call 614· 3BB·. 9608 . 4 piece' living rm . su.te. s 100 Call 614·446 . 1662 after 5:00 PM . Wooden sofa and chair. brown print. Good cond Call61 4-682 6876 after 5 :00 PM King Size Bookcase Waterbed, complete, $239. Mattress. Wa· terbed and Furniture Warehouse, 98 Columbus Rd ., Athens, Ohto 45701 614 -593· 7191 . 56 Pets for S I 8 9 Regis11ued Cock8f Spaniel pup· p1es . Adult Mtniature Schnau zer: Siamese Mitten and cat. Call 814-992· 2607 or 614 -992 ·651 6 AKC registered Chow ChoW puppies. Call ahflr 6 ·00. 304675 -6799 . 57 Musical Instruments 1-1972 Fender. telec aster gul· tar . 1 -Eiec:tra MPC guitar with 6 modules. 1· Morley Echo. vo· fume pedal. Calle 14- 3BB -8436. Bundy trumpet likfl new •200. Call 61 4 -446 · , 662 after 5 :00 PM . Good used trumpet s 125, tHm Good Marching Rifl e. never been used. 614-992 -6791 . Signet clarinet with reed cJJp r•ads. used oneschQOitefm. Will sale for SJOO , 304 -882 - 3661 Kirby Vacuum cleaner wrth auachmen ts and ICrubbet , S1 58 . Rebutlt and 1till guaun· toed . Castt or terms . Call 614 · 992 -7142 . 58 Caulylic converters . on l y $89 95 . M o1t models . lnstalla· t lon also available MuHiat Man, 9 Stimpson Ave .. Athena, Ohio. 1· 800·843 - 3767 TONY ' S GU N REPAIRS . hot ~ eblue•ng , now tail ing order orders for cus tom Mausers. call 304· 875- 4631 . CARPET- 9x12 - as low as $50 lots to pick from Allio cut carpet A8 00 a yd. and up Financing a\lail. Swivel rocknrs. S100 , Mollohan Furn1ture, Upper River Rd Call 614· 446 · 7444 . ·~J~•;·";';"~"~"~~~~~~~~~~F;~~~~~~~~ Wallpaper MtU Outlet at the Spring Vaii~JV Plaza . Beautiful nltW patterns in stock. 30 P&f can-' off. LAYNE 'S FURNITURE New wood 6 pc. l1v ing room suites, s 399 95, New living room suites trom $179 .95 to $700.; Chest of drawers, 4 dfawer, S:48 , 5 df11wer. 159 95, End tables from S69 95 set. Used Fur,iture· bedroom suites, full sized beds, twin beds and rockers . Recliners from $99 .95 and up THE WORKING MAN ' S FRIEND 76 Ffuit & Vegetables Red raspberrie• . Pi<;ll your O¥Wn t:n we pick Call Taylor"s Berry Pat ch. 614 · 246 5084 or 4•fl· 8692. Quality Ff\.lits and Vev81abiH retarl 11nd whoiMUie 8 & S Produce across from Pizu Hu1. Gallipolis, Ohio. Yellow Freestone Cann i ng Peache• NoW Available Call tor va rieties end pdcH. BOB ' S MAAKET Matl:'n 77 3·6721 Opep 7 Da¥1 Farm Sttpplte s & Ltvestock 2 -100 lb . propane tanks · 1 fulL Cl)uch, good condltron See at No 7 8urd8ue Addn . 304 6715· 4304 2 -aluminum awni n~s . tits win · dows 35 " wtde. See ftl No. 32 Burdette Addn . 304-676- 2233 54 " metal aink. au co nd. s 1 00.; 2 base ca~ . $10 . each: 4 well ·heezftr S1()0 , 9 - 5 304 675 ·2406 8 N Ford tract or, bush hog, dis<:. plows, blade&. good ttll ., good cond. $2 ,500 ' 1981 900 cuatom Honda Good condltton, tully dressed . $1 900 large ches1 freezer 8125 . 304 -773 5944 , ca 55 Building Supplies Burldi f!Q Materials BloeM . br• ck , sewer pipes. Wtn · dows. lintels. et c. Claude Win tars. Rto Grande , 0 Call 614 24!i - 6121 , 1979 Chrysler Cordob1 Good cond Air , AM -FM -8uri.ck.. Call 614 · 448 ~ 6597 1975 Pontiac Bonn~ llle. auto. 400 motor . Run• 1JOfld. Body rovgh . &200 Call 614 446· 6957 1973 Delta 88 ~ft'tl\l ft~~;haust , new brellp, V- 8, 1uto. C•ll 61 4 · U8-81 96 1983 ChlrV•tte, Stand11d, 4 1peed. In good cond i rron . 49.000 miln 132 Butternut, Pom•oy. Ohio Stainlan !Ileal e•haustsyst•m• Now cuttom made: lor your truck, motof home or t luslc e~r , With lif•· tlme wauanty , Muffler Man 9 Sttmpson Avtt .. Athens. Ohio . 1 ~ 800 · 843 - 3787 . 1984 c l\..,y C•val!et I apeed, .tur I AM .FM cas1at11 . , Good co~dit lon , 12996. 614 - 992· 5170 or 81&· 992 ·3167 1981 M•rcurv Cougar PS , PB. Aj, , AM -FM radio e•••tta. 4 n~ tifts. C1ll &14 192-5019, Ferg. trattOf . new ttre$, new m<at or, with 5 ft . bush U250 . Call 614 -286 · ,_ 1986 Trans Am . lo•ded. T.ake over payments. M ust tlave good crttdit . Cllllhtlr 5 :00, 304 - 876· 2295. Bars , c hains, and ap,ockats t o t.t elmott any IIW . SIDERS EQUIPMENT CO , Hendertort. W, Va. 304 -675- 7421 1988 FDrd Torino, Frame broke. 289 motOf . trana. etc, 8160. Call M inerva 304· 675 -4697 . New Holland 717 forage harvel· tar, New Holland 467 7 h . h1y bind: Gehl grinder mixer All good conditton 304- 273 -4215 06 Caterpillar dozer. 8}1.C . cond Will sell or trade for 1maller dozer . 304 · 576·2823 56 . 63 Livestock Duroc Boar, . Bred JUGt like the boars we tested at the Ohio Tastation that gelned over 2 6 lb1 per day, Rogw Bentley, Sab1.na, OH 513- 584- 2398 , Work Horse l01 sale. Appro" , 1.000· 1,200 tbs . 5300. Call 614-367 -7118 . Registered Quarter Hone M~re a'nd Colt. $600. Call 6 14- 251 · 6309. Laying hans and pullets and trying chicken• Call 614- 446· 4656. 64 Hay '& Grain 1980 Fi1t X19 , e•c•ll"'t cor,d•· tton. t3.200 Of bett offer. 304 -675 -6414 . 1981 Chavy C•prlce Classic. loaded ~tth optiona. AU power . 13, 100. 304 - 675 -2563 . 1982 Bu ick Regal. 1c, tilt. 34.000 miles. t5 ,900. 304· 576-4480 ' 1986 Mercury lynA St•tion Wagon . ac. clean . U300. 304 675 · 4480 '75 Chevy pick··up. 6 cyi .. f\.lnl good & looks good. 81 .200 c .. n sea PV Apts . 429 Cypreu Ct.. Pt. Pl. 72 Trucks for Sale 1970 Chav . truck. 6 cyl. , shon wheel base. AC . Good truch c.u 6 14 · ~46 - 1522 . For Sale. 1971 lnternattonal Scout 4 Wheel Drive Runs good. ' Needs some repair or trade for two calfs Would ltke to buy some frying chickens Call 614 - 388· 8437 •nvtlma. 1 1978 Ford Courier Body Rougli. Best oftar. Call 614· 446· 6766, 1986 Chev 5 ~ 10 , 4spd .. 4 cy l., fuel injection . 24.000 miles t4800. Clean. Call 814- 448· 3040. 1987 s , 1Q. PS. PB. 4 speed. longbed. 1500 lb payload For sale or trade . Call 614- 992· 6575. 1979 1 ton Chevrolet, ucallenl conditiOn, 304- 882 -2696 2 BR . Mobile Home. Addison township, in country. fenced 1n .,..rd. '$200 a month plus utilities. Call 614·«8-6345 . 1984 Chevy Super Cab S -10 truck, a11. ps, pb. e11tras . 304· 676 -7965 . 2 BR. Mobile Home. Phone 814-446 -8345 . 12d5 trailer for rant: No children, cau 814-992 -2367 after 15:00. weatutnd anytime. 3 bedroom trailer in Tuppers Plains. S200 month plus deposit and utilities. Available Sept. 1. 814-etl7·3487 ' 2 bedroom mobile home. Y.a mila out Jericho Road . call •fter 5 p .m .. 304-675-8483. 2 bedrooms and 3 badrooma, Gellipolia f:erry. One with central air. 304-675-4088. 73 3 rooms and bath, gas heat, ground flOor. wuher and dryer hook up, no chiklren, immediate occupancy No pets. phone 304-876-4480 oxt 63 or 60. Tr~nsportattun 71 45 Furnishad Rooms Room• for rant1 day. week . month. Gellia Hotel. Call 614446 -9680. Rantulowas8120 month. Furnished room $76. Utilities paid. Share bath. Single male. 91 9 Second. Gallipolis. Call 446- 4416 after 7pm. Autos _for Sale 1986 Chev. Cavalier, black. Deluxe interior'. cruise, AC ., AM-FM - . radio. Call 814- 246 9110 or 448- 2323 . "All you ever get picking pockets are $lips of paper saying, 'Inspected by *10'1" 1982 Camero. Sharp Mull ba seen to epprec:iate. U99& . 19B4 Chevette, nice. 02796 . Call614-286- 8622. Vans 8t 4 W.O . 1979 Volkswagon van ir'l good cond Call 614-446-8653 after 5 .00 PM . 1978 Ford , F-160._ 4~4 . short bed atep side. Locka and runs good. e1395 . Call 814 -2474292. . Auto Repair .ALLEY OOP ' COME ON , MEN! LET S GET TH S LIEU t ENANT Home Improvements A NEW SPAR ! WE'LL RtPLACt THE SPAR, MOUNT THE TQRPI; DO, AND STAY HERE UNTIL !>ARK ... THEN WE'Ll MAK E? OUR --f'-.~ RUN OP\J THE IRONCLAD .' BASEMENT Uneondttionll lifetime guaran· te• local ref•enc.. furnhrhed , r,.. MHmates. C111 coli~ 1 . fl,4 - ~37 · 0418 . day or night , ~ fl g • r .• 8 a ~ a m • n t Wat•proottnf. SWEEPER and a.w1ng rn~hlne repair , patts. snd suppll•. Pidl up and del;.,ery, Da"' l' Vacuum Cleaner. on·• hill mile up Geort(IH Creel!. Rd Call t14441 -0294 EEK MEEK 00 <ycv K'EALIZ£ 11-\AT IF 'tOJ ADDeD UP 11-\£ 10TAL W£1GHT Cf EVERY ftl<'5aJ IIJ THE RON ' S hlni1l0n Satv ict HouM calls on RCA Quarar. GE . Sp.eiaUng in Zantth. Call 304- 576 - 2398 or 614 · 44&· 2454. P-AJD DIVIDE-D IT EJY ll-\E. I=OFULAT1C0 .. fl) (I) Make Room for Paddy 7:051lJ Sanford and Son 1:30 1J (l) (1) Newlywed Game (!) Speedweok (T) $Cil Judge ®I Wheel of Fortune t:;1 @ Croaaflte (0:30) 111@ l!ll Jeopardy! t:;1 @Soap Ell (I) Topper 7:35 lll Honeymooners 8:00 I]) Dakterl Countdown lor Judy 1J (l) 1!1J The Cosby Show When Theo and Rudy s1ar1 rough housing. Rudy gets a split lip. (R) t:;l (!) Baseball 1987 Little Lea!Jlle World Series from Wiliiamsport , Pennsylvania: Semlllnals (T) CiJ MOVIE: Mit1reu of l'aradiae INA I (1 :40) 1J (I) Sledge Hammer! Don receives a concussion , resul1ing in a behav•oral imbalance. (R) t:;1 ill Wlld, America An exploration of the underwater habitat of 1h6 cutthroa t trout. (0:30) 0 ®1 IB O%t Scarecrow and Mrs. King Lee is mJec~ed with a deadly battena wh1ch kills in 72 hou rs (R) [!) Kentucky: The 1987 Ulllma1e Equeatnan Even1 iil) Primenews Wrap ups of the day ' s world news and 1n deplh feature reports (1:00) @ MOVIE: Greased . Llghlning (PG) (1 :36) fl) (I) MOVIE! They Died with Tholr Boola On INRI (2:20) 8:05 (1) Chiefs, Part 3 INRI 8:30 0 (l) 1!1J The Art of Being Nick When -Nick Moore moves to New York to' find success in hJs artistic career, he finds times can be lean and moves 1n with his s•ster and her son . Ill The Charmings Eric decides to buY Snow a car a IJJ11t0 STATt.'S .. . fe'tty Tr•• lrimminQ, ltump rem ovll Ctlll04-675-13J1 . for an ann iversary p resent (R)!;J (!) Sneak Previews 9:00 m 100 Club 0 (]) liD Cheers Feanng for Woody 's safety, his parents tnsis1 that he re1urn home (R ) Rotary 01 cable tool dfrUing Moll well s com plellld sarn•dav Pump sales and service. 304· 995· 3802 St11lts TrM and lAwn S•rvic•. lawn c ara. l•ndacaplng. stump •emovaL 304 · 1576 -1842 or 576- 2903 . l5 MORTY MEEKLE AND Wr;.;;lN,.....T_H~H..:.. . O_P_ _ _ _\1 ..--.----------"""" lOP· dtad ttkt 304· MY D'\0 SAY6 IF I GET STRAIGHT,AS NEXT TERM HE'LL Ei l\oEMEAMILLICN 00LLAR6 - Custom design bridl worll. chimney buildjng, ltOnt W(Kk. Wtggi n• Masonry Evans, WV 304 - 372 8244 . MY DAD CAN BE KIND OF ew\ART-ALEO<Y 60METIME:6. Ill Our World Q (!) [l) Myateryl Young doctor is found hanged , and hts pa1ienl's apparently K1dnapped. 0 . ii§J 1111!2l MOVIE: 'Man, Woman and Child' CBS Thursday Movie '(PG) (1 39) @ Larry King Livel In depth tnterviews with top newsmakers and celebnt(es . m 1m Nigh1 Court Dan IS stunned when he is slapped 9:30 IJ Plumbing wil~ 8t Heating a pa1erni1y sui1. (R) (!) Speedworld Barber Saab Series from Watkin s Glen, ... .......... ... CARTER 'S PlUMBING AND HEATING Cor . Fourth and flint Gallipolia. Ohlo Phone 614 -448 -3888 or 614· 446- 4477 , Electrical & Refrigeration Wuher and dryer service and repair Reasonable rates. 30 years e11perience. Ca11614· 367· 0322 R"ft•idential or coffimerc•al wir· •ng. New service or repatrs. licensed electrician Esttmate free. Ridenour Electrical. 304 676 - 1786 General Hauling Dillard Water Service Podia. Ctsterns. Wells. D•liverv A~t tim e. Call 614 - 446 -7404 -,.o SundAy calls. ~ I Wattftnon's Water Hauling , teasonable ratea, immediAte 2.000 gallon delivery, cista~!· pools. well, etc:. call 304· 5 r 2919 Formerly Ke"'s now John's Water Sf!rvice, John Wattersfn. Jr . Owner. 1,000 or 2.QOO 'al servtce 304 - 6:76 ~ 2248 . , - PEANUTS R & M Cul'lom Couchaa and Reupholstflry, St. Rl. 7, Crown City, Oh. 814- 251- 1470. Eve. 614-448 - 343Q. Open dally 9 to 4.30. Sat. 9:30 to 1 :30 Old • new Uphostered, 1986 Econoline Conversion Van. 16,000 miles. Aear air. re• hester. 361 engine. Call 814-l . ---'--~--~-9815- 3543. Mowrey's Upholstering serving tri coontyaraa22 ye1rs. The bast '78 Jeep CJ&; 25B 6-eyl., In' furniture uphc)llterlnl(. C.U motor. Good cond. $1,000. 304-87! - 4'1~4 lor free ~Q4·676· 7375. estimat•s . P'l New York (R) 10:00 1J ~ Hill S1ree1 Blues Nigh11tme fire sweeps through the stat1on; Buntz IS suspended. (R) (!) Speedworld (I) Iii (J) 20/20 0 (!) Kieth Counly Journal ll]· ll!l News @ Evening News A wrap up of 1oday·s news and a look ahead to tomorrow's news stories (1 ·00) 10:05 ~MOVIE: Dea1h Wish (RI (1:33) 10:30 (l) Various (]]Tony Brown's Journal 11:00 (]) HardCastle and McCormick II (2) (1) Cl (J) ®I Ill ~ 1!11 Newa (!)Sign OH [l) The Africans The problems of a continen1 tha1 produce s products it doesn't m ·USB. @ Monayline Current reports on world economics and t1nanc1al news w1th Lou J & J Wat er Servtee Swimmihg pools, cis terna. wells . PH. 814· 245 -9285 Upholstery · ___,.~~"--~lf-. I. :.A~IA;.;. .; HI. -5,,_~ I . Dobbs . (0 :30) @ Tales from the Darttalde fl) (I) Love Connaetlon 11:30 IJ(l) l!ll Tonight Show (!) SportaCenter (L) (1) WKRP in Cincinnotl a Cll Nlghtilne o ®) ll!l Trapper J'ohn, M.D. llJJ Sporta Tonight Action . packed sports highlights wl1h Nick Cha~es and Jim Huber. (0:30) ' Ill ll2l MOVIE: 'Kim' CBS Late Movie Ill (I) late Show 12:00 mBurne and Allen · C!l SporteLoolc (T) Cll Nlahllne !;I (1)--,..,re Real People ll] Sign Off 0 NeweNlghl Uve news with Patrick Emory and Kirsten lindquist (1:00) t2:06 ~ MOVIE: Father of tht IJ~dl (NR) (~ :33) a " _ _ . . Have you ever noticed that birds of a leather usually floc~ to a newly car? I wE;..--=.-rl L0Ly 1---,,;:-:; '--TI-';Irl <1!11 Comp lete lhe chuckle quoted by fdlmg in the m1 sslng words L...l~..l..~.L.,-L-...1-..J vou develop from step No. 3 below , 1 1ft ~ V 1 P~INT NUMBERED LETTER> IN THESE SQUARES UNSCRAMBLE TO ABOVE LETTERS GET ANSWER • ' ' .· . , ' i ' YEsTERDAY'S SCRAM-lllS ANSWERS Knight - Daily - Rogue - Jumble - LAUGH M old aunt.told me the difference between an Optimist and a plssimist was that the optimist laughs to Iorge! and lhe oessimist forgets to LAUGH . .---------;-~---, BRIDGE ~Benson WA TERPROOF.I~O 87 _ Dobbs . (0:30) S!!rvtr.t·s B5 3 1-1 1111!21 l!ll Wheel of Fortune 1972 Wmnebego motor hOm•. 110.500. 304~ 87! - 1731 . 84 I I 1-...::-1LUDEE .:;-1,1,1....., 1 and fananc1al news with Lou 79 Motors Homes & Campers B2 e 1121 reports on world economics Auto Parts & Accessoriee OLI'VERS free Tfimming, ping, tr imming, prt.~n l nu wood , atorm damag•. downs. Free Elrlmll". 675 -3817. ' LANUSE a mod•• 81 D Cll ®J York. (0:30) ' fl) (I) My Hero 7:00 I]) Hordcea11e and McCormick IJ (l) PM Magazine (!) SportsCenw (l) (1) Enlertalnment Tonlgh1 (I) People' a Court ill. [l) MacNeil/lehrer NewoHour (1 :00) ii§J Newa @ Moneyllne Current Shuts, 81,9 95 pslr, ipstaHed. MuHI• Man , 9 Mo1 t Stimpson Ave . Athent . Ohio. 1·800·843•3767 1969 Red Camaro LT1 . 350. auto, shtrp. 30•· 882· 2•76 or 882 -3862 1969 Oodge Tfuck. Factory 4 speed . Call 6'4 -992 -2367 after ' 5·00. weekends anytime Mercerville. Ohio. 14x60, 2 BR . carpet throughout, total elec A-1 cond . It inter•tad call 614·266-6230 after 6 ·00 PM . 2 BR ., furnished and modem. exp~~ndo livingroom . City school district. 314 lrd. St. Kanauga Call614-446-7473. CAPTAIN EASY • •' I AM 1111 CHARGE HERE• ~EI-IOI't.. Uaed and Rebuilt transmissions. Internally in1pKted and guaran . ,..d. ln•tallat ton availabll We buy ju nk uansml11ions. Call 614-445-0968 . .:._.:._.:._.:.__ _-:--:-::7 -lc Oual exhaust kits. $99.96 in· !lUlled .w!oat Fords, Chevy trucks . V1ns.. 4A4 't , MuHier Man , 9 Stimpaon Ave., Attt~K~s, Ohi9 1-800·8:'3· 3767. 77 (1) ®Newt ill Dr. Who Armageddon Factor • [!) Secra1 Ci1y fl) (I) Trouble Wllh Father 6:30 II (l) 1m NBC Nightly Newt (1) Cl (J) ABC Nawa !;I ill Nlghfly BuolneiS Report li§J Ill 1121 CBS Newa [l) Wooller Square llJJ ShowBiz Today News of the emertainmsn1 world is 1 2' aluminum bolt and 5h HP 1912 fofd 1 EXP. Sun root, PS . PB , AM · FM 82000 Call 614446 -0809 1ftet 6 :00PM T030 paint. hog. 6522 30~ · 773- 5234 28R, $ '175 a month . No deposit. 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Very good condition. 1985 Honda CR250 Good shape Ca ll 614 -992 · 6710. PARSON'S FURNITURE ~1 ~S .,,1ST ll6fi: IQON WHID'o;; 19 5 Honda CR 125. Good Shape. Coli 614 - 379-2162. Wanted To Buy old 1800 log house, call614·245- 9448 . GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washen . dryeut , refrigetator s, ranges Skaggs Apphances . Upper River Rd. beside Stone Crest Motel. 614 -446 -7398. 90 Days sa me u: cash w ith apptoved credit .3 Mites out Bulaville Rd . Open 9am to 5pm Mon thru Sat Ph 614· 446 · 0322 IT 51\'(~ '00 ~16411' lll~ AI..L M'( AP1<~5: '1tlJ TjE: , 197'15 HondaC8125S. 1979GT 80 Yamaha . C•ll 114-,388 9384. . Furni1ure, new 8r used. Large section of quality f urn iture . 1216 Eastern Ave , Gallipolis. Soles and chaira priced from $396 to $995. Tables 850 and up to !f125. Hide·a·beds $390 to $695 Reclinera 5225 to S376 . Lampa $28 t o $125. ' Omettes S109 and up to $495 . 'Wood tabla w -1 chain $285 to S796 . Detk $100 up t o S376. H utches $400 and up. Bunk beds complete W·mattreues 5296 and up to S395 Beby beds $1 10, Manresse& or bo• springs full Or twin $68, firm $78. Bnd 588. Queen sets &225. IC.mg $360. 4 drawer chest 869 Gun cabinets 6 gun. Ga s or electric range &375 , Baby ma ttresses 535 & S46 Bed frames 120. S30 & King frame eso Good seleetion of bedroom suttes. metal cabinets , haadb oard s $30 and up to S66 . BORN LOSER . ... Qi QDQ: ~ 1!¥1'\fi The Daily Sentinei- Page-15 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio nu..da-'f, August 27, 1987 900 Kawasaki. Good oond. C.ll &14· :JIBr88t8 Antiques Gas range . sso Clothes press S25 One30gal andone45gal 1ish tankt . complete with nand and fist, , both for 1.2215, Call 614 -992- 6783 V~IJ~ .' M otorcyclee 1980 Honda CABO Dirt bike. Good Cond, $42& . Call 304: 882-2422. Weltinghouae ele. stove. Nora• jar. 1 000 tobacco sticks, King wood and coal atove. Call 614-379'-2455. 53 74 • •, Rocker love uat. roll way bed, ifon beda. Iiiii heating 1\0'Itl, wa1hing machlne. old chairs. Call 114-446-2857. _:._:_~--,.,.-----:---:-:- · lc ­ inve•tigatlkl the offering through the m1il until you h.-e \ Space for tmalt trailers. All hook-upa. Cable. Also efficioACV rooma, air .and cable. Muon, w va Cell 304-n3-5661 . SPACES FOR RENT - Trailar lots, Rt . , , locust Road . back of K & K . 304-675 -1076. Professional Services Thursday. August 27, 198'7' Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio '-17-87 NORTH .362 •o A chance to be brilliant tA10543 .KJ4 WEST t9 713 .9 52 tJ976 By James Jacoby EAST .II: IDS -· AQJ 10 7 +2 With favorable vulnerabilil~ the • 11 1o • 9 7 62 .player in third seat will someiimes . SOUTH make a weak two-bid with only a live- 1 tAQJ card suit, as East did. South overcalled j ., K 8 5 with two no--trump, showing his hal- . +KQB anced 17 high-card points, and North .Q 8 53 was happy to raise to game. Both·declarer and defender were on Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: West their toes early. East put in the .JO of hearts, but declarer ducked. East conSoulb Nor~ East tinued with the queen and South won Wes1 2NT Pass the king. It would now be fatal lor de- Pass Pass Pass 3NT Pass clarer to attempt to Ioree out the club Pass ace, so he played K·Q and another diamond, finessing the 10 when West Opening lead: • 2 showed up with lour to the jack. As the play or diamonds continued, East had to make lour discards, and he let all of his clubs go. That gave South a blue- tered by an unusual "brilliancy" by print. East had started with live West. II, on the second high diamond hearts and only one diamond, and he played by South, West wastes the jack, had discarded lour clubs. He must then declarer will be inclined to overhave three spades left, obviously head- take in dummy to establish an extra ed by the king. So declarer took a entry there. This will allow declarer to spade finesse and exited with a heart. take a. second spade finesse. When East could do no better than take his East-shows out after declarer overremaining heart tricks and then lead takes his .diamond queen, South will realize that he has been taken in by an away from the K-10 of spades. All of this could have been coun- extremely fars1ghted play by ~est . 2. ~M~tlo¥ by THOMAS JOSEPH' ACR6SS 1 Cabinet post 6 Applaud 10 Venerate 11 Bucolic 13 Basic precept 14 Banish 15 Finis 16 Deer 18 Pothouse drink 19 Kind of bear 21 Regal dwelling 24 Arrowhead 28 Hold it, · mate! 29 Indistinct 30 Entranced 31 Take umbrage 32 Expunge 34 Brazilian tree 37 Make a choice 38 Permit 41 Moratorium 43 Sultan's decree 45 Coffee's attribute · 46 Overfill 47 Shade or blue 48 German city DOWN 1 Dilatory 2 Yemen port 3 007 DAILY CRYProQUOTES- Here's how to work it: 8127 AXYDLBAAXR is LONGFELLOW One letter stands for another. In this sample A is used f the three L's X for· the two O's, etc. Smgle letters, a~trophes, the iength and formation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are dtfferent. CRYPTOQUOTE HVY AQp LQ XH C M PH , p A PM R B K Z XYJRPYX AQp CMZKQZX MZ B HVY .Y Z B KHX J Q L . PYCYZH'MZJY _XVMLY JVMPN . YX ·X K L L Q Z -X ' Yesterday's Cryptoquote; UNFORTUNATE LAOY, . 'HOW SAD IS YOUR LOT! YOUR RINGLETS ARE RED, YOUR POEMS ARE NOT. - ANON ·' • ·> - ' �' ' . • • • ' ~ Ohio ·Lottery : !P~~!~~1~6~~~~0~a~i~t!SMm~~-M~I--------------~----------~P~o~me~ro~y~M~~~d~-~~~~··~O~n~o~--~--------------------_]Th~w~~~~~A~~~~~2~7~.!1!98~7. ..----Local briefs!--- ---Area deaths--Carl Smith Coolville man c;ted by OSP "' A Coolville man was cited in an accident Wednesday. at 4: 15 p.m .. in Bedford Township on Township Road 227, just north of County .Road 34, &ccording to the Gallia-Meigs Post of the State Highway Patrol. Greg A. Hennen: 19, was cited for speed excessive for road conditions after his car, which was going south, lost control on a curve and hit a car driven by Donald A. Dudding, 26, of Guysville. Dudding was driving north at the lime. : .Mine rescue event Satu~day ST. CLAIRSVILLE- There will be 15 teams competing in the sixth annual Ohio Vailey Mine Rescue Contest on Saturday. August 29, at 8 a.m. at the Belmont County Fairgrounds. The rescue team from Southern Ohio Coal Company's Raccoon No. 3 mine, winner of an August 13 contest in Blacksburg, Va .. will be one of three area tea ms in the tournament. The other teams are from the Meigs No. 1 and Meigs No. 2 mines. At the St. Clairsviile contest, three simulated minefields are set Np on the foot bail field- each with identical markings and hazards. Members of all the teams don· their full mine-rescue · apparel - Including self-contained breathing apparatuses and work a problem which usually involves rescUing one 'or more imaginary victims and reventilating the min e. The contest is scheduled to condude ·at 3 p.m. An awards banquet will follow at St. Marian Hall in St. Clairsvile at 7:30 p.m. Banquet tickets are available for $15 eacn from Robert Schmidt, secretary· treasurer of Post ·s. at (614) 695-1415. Carl M. Smith, 49, of 111 Pearl St., Middleport, died Wednesday night at Grant Hospital, Columbus. Funeral arrangements wllJ. be announced by the Cremeens Funeral ChapeL Robert Grogan Robert B. Grogan, 85, Toledo, formerly of Bradbury, died Thursday morning at his homJ:>. Friends may call at the The Meigs County Board of Elections Office, Mechanic St .. Pomeroy, wiil be closed all day on F riday to permit employees to attend a ballot layout works hop being held at the office of Secretary of State Sherrod Brown. Process 11 cases in mayor's court Eleven cases were processed Wednesday night in the court of Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman. Forfeiting bonds were John R. Blankenship, Albany. $450. driving while intoxicated: Mary L. Woods. Middleport. $40; Erma J. Ridgway, Point Pleasant , W.. Va.: Sonya L. Shriver, Gallipolis, $40.. all on speedi ng charges, and Lyle B. Hanning . Albany, $75, squealing tires. Fined were James D. Priddy, Rutland , $425 and costs and 30 days In jail, driving while intoxicated; $100 and costs, <)riving while under suspension, and $100 and costs, contempt of court; Jeffrey W. Cundiff, Middl<'port, $425 and costs. three days in jail. driving while intoxicated: $100 and costs. expired license; $50 and costs, expired tags, and $100 and costs, possession of mariju ana; Donald A. Hartung, Pomeroy. $50 and costs. permitting an unlicensed driver to operate a motor vehicle; Mike Dorst, Pomeroy , $50 and costs and five days in jail. no operator's license; Janine VanMeter, South Carolina, $100 ~nd costs and 10 days in jail; JoAnn Chand ler, Clifton, W. Va., $100 and costs and 10 days in jail. both charged with petty theft. Vidia Girolami Vidia Girolami, 58, Butternut Ave. , Pomeroy, died Wednesday at the Holzer Medlc&l Center following a lingering Illness. The Ewing Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Ohio delegation visits By United Press International An Ohio delegation of mostly state legislators today planned to visit a site in northern Honduras where Ohio National Guards!l'len are scheduled to particpate in road-building exercises in 1989. · The 24·member delegation of i5 polit ictans and nine journalists arrived in (he Central American Hond~ras nation Wednesday following a four-hour flight from Columbus aboard an Air National Guard 727 jet. . The group went immediately to the U.S. Embassy for a briefing by U.S. Ambassador Everett Briggs and other embassy offl· cials. The gro~p iatet attended a reception at Briggs' residence. Daily stock prices (As of 10:30 a.m.) Provided by Bryce and Mark Smith ol Blunt Ellis & Loewi Election board closed Friday Rawlings-Coats-Blower Funeral Home after 4 p.m. Saturday. Services will be held at the funeral home at 2 p.m. Sunday and burial wJII be In the Rivervl('w Cemetery· Firm Price Am Electric Power .. :.......... 27'1.i AT&T .......................... ....... 34 '!,. As hl a nd Oil .... , .. ..... ........... 70¥, Bob Evans Farms .............. 25¥, Charm lng Shop pes .. ... .. .......... 33 Federal Mogui ....... ......... .... 47~ Goodyear T&R ................... 73 '1.! Heck 's In c . .......................... 4% Lands' End ....................... 53t . Limited Inc ........ .... ..... ...... .48]1, Multim edia Inc ................... 70'/.t Rax Restaurants ................ ,. 4% Robbins & Myers ................. )0 '1.! Shoney's Inc ....... : ... ............ 31% Wendy 's Inq ....... .... ............... 11 Worthing1on 1nd .............. .... 2~ 11,. Squad has six calls ~on~~~~=ments . Meigs County Emergency -Medical Servl~es reports six calls Wednesday: Pomeroy at 12 : 35 p.m . to Seneca Drive for Roy Stone to Vetera.ns Memorial Hospital; Racine at 2: 19 p. m. to Blley Ridge for Karen Blackburn , who was treated but not trans· ported; Rutland at 3:42p.m. to Carpenter-Dyesvllle Road for Beth Robson to O'Bleness Memorial Hospital: Rutland at 3:56 p.m. to Long St. . for Evan Wiseman to O'Bleness Memorial Hospital; Syrac.u st> at 9:39p.m . transported Donnie Freeman to . Veterans Memorial Hospital; Middleport at 10:58 p.m. to Oliver St. for Shirley Frazier to Veterans Memorial Hospit al. Issued license . A marriage license has been Issued In Me igs County Probate Court to Frederic Hood Rhodes, 42, Cottageville, W.Va., and Rosario R . Walters. 4~ , Ra vens· wood, W.Va. · ' 333 N. SECOND ST., MIDDLEPORT 992-6249 EXERCISING" Hou:l, ~u~~~-~: at Y· en tine • • 33 .killed, 136 hurt in Philippines uprising MANILA. Philippines 1UP!) - Government forces wlt .h shoot -to-klii orders from Pres.ldent Corazon Aquino today battled rebel troops . occupying the armed forces headquarters in the bloodiest and most serious challe nge ·:o Aquino's 18-month-old government. Two World War II vlntageT-28planes and tanks pounded rebel positions Inside suburban Camp Aquinaldo while soldiers loya l to Aquino inched closer to the general headqua r ters building, which had been set afire, a nd the nea rby Home Defense office. A military spokes man , Ca pt. Anselmo Cabingao, said 70 mutineers su rrendered after four hours of fighting , raising M-16 riflE's with white fltigs tied to their muzzles . He said 1.500 pro-gover nm<'nt Infantrymen !ought about 200 rebels hip by Co l. Gre!(orlo "Gringo" Honasan . form er chief aide to opposition Sen . Juan Pon ce Enrllt:\ Aquino's leading . polliical rival and a former defense minister . Honasan's location was .not known as night fell, but Cabi ngan said he might have abandoned his troops and escaped aboard a helicopter that was seen parked near his home in Aguinaldo. The report could not Immediate ly be confirmed. · Col. Honesto Isleta said pollee regai ned control of a communications complex housing govern me nt television Channel 4 and the private ABS-CBN network after a day-long battle. ' Isleta said pro-government forces also retook the Viilamor Air Base- Air Force headquarters - near the Manila International Airport, which was ordered closed for the night. Tlie re bels remained in control of two other televisio n stations and Camp Olivas. 50 miles north of the capital. Military helicopters sprayed gunfire at the re bel-he ld TV ne tworks and a nearby hotel wher(' some rebe ls took refu ge. At least 33 peo ple were killed and 136 ot hers wounded , according to report s by hospit &I' and military sources . Most of tho se kilied were FIT AND TRIM 105 Butternut Ave. 992-3033 NEXT TO FARMERS BANK Pomeroy . _._;.. - HEALING & HOLY GHOST RALLY Mt:SSAGE: "Th•· Lavin!! On Of Uond•" WE WILL BE ANOINTING THE SICK WITH OIL AND PRAYING THE PRAYER OF FAITH ACCORDING TO JAMES 5: 14, 15 =. -- $2,000.00 SEARCH PLANNING. - ,fohn Tobin , center, u member olthc Athens County Searc h, Track and Retlcue AH!IOCiatlon· shollis where search party members · •hould h!•gln looking for Aaron • • FACTORY REBATE General Telephone Co. of Ohio which serv<?s most of Meigs Countv is see kin~ a $!'>4 million rat~ increa se in 19M to offset opt>ratlng cos ts and r oco ntinu ~ a $570 million. six year service Improvement pt·ogram. co m · pany officials reported today. · Rules require a one month notice before su bmitting a rate request to the Public Utilities Com m ission of Ohio. The company today !ik>d Its notice of Intent with the PUCO . Formal filing Is planned Sept. 30. Estimated in~reases proposed for residential one-party service range from $:1.86 to$6.20 a month. Robert R. Randall of Marion. vice president -general mana!(<'!' . cited rising operating cos ts , a d!'Clining rate of return on 'investment a nd heavy capi tal . USED CARS IN STOCK! NO MONEY DOWN l ' The Meigs Cou nty Court of Appeals. fourth appelate district . has upheld the conviction and sentence In the sta re's case against Lindsey Taylor. Taylor was found guilty In Meigs Count y Common Pleas Court in October 1985 of the murder of Danny Melton. Melton was killed by a shotgun blast to the head · In October 1983. Taylor's attorney, Steve Story of Pomeroy, charged four assignments ol error during Taylor's jury trial. First, that the court denied a mollon to suppress a confession made by Taylor to authorities. ~tory argued that since Taylor Is moderately retarded, he did not knowingly and intt>lllgently understand his rights under the law and as a result o! his lack of understanding, made the confession. Se· YOUR DEALER ON THE RIVER ·J IM COBB • CHEVROLET • OLDSMOBILE • CADILLAC 614-992-6614 POMEROY, OHIO *MOSTLY CADILLACS ·---- '· Le•· • needs to continue modrr lza tlon programs as rna In reasons tor rh~ aCJ ion. The compan~· also will seck authority to off~r a " Lifeline" se-rvic(' for . low in rome custo- mers, he sa id. Lifeline. If approved. would discount baSic sC'rvit·e 43 pC'rcr nt for users who qualify for the s tate's Homr Enrr~y Assistance Program. Randall sa id GTE's new Lif~­ ll nc proposa I is rca !ly an expa nsio n of a ('ODC<'PI introdue<'d ea rlier this year. GTE's Tel<'· phone Assistance Plan. intra· ducNI 10 customers last April , a lrea dy offers a 50 periTnl reduction In al l one-timecharR~S tor HEAP-eligible cus tomers s i~nlng up for new service. With the discount. ~iigiblc cusromt'rs would pa y le:-.s under GTF.'s new rates than thev arr paying toda)·. Randall reports. In addition . GTE 's Liteiint• plan also may result in a waivN of an additional $2 .fi() a month In FCC-i\ut horized s ubscr iber linr r hargrs. In regard to ih<" overall cas~ . Rand all sa id dis a ppea ring contribution s from long-dis ta nce revC'nurs placC' morC' pressur<' on iocai sPrvicr costs . Thos€' contributions tormcrl y offset part of thr difference betwe£'n actual costs and what cus tomprs wcrf' cha rged for local service. "Today, GTE'.' actual cos t of providing basic loca l service to the average residential cus tom~!' is signitica nr!y high er than the amoun t GTE r~ceii'CS from eac h Co nt inut'd on pagC' 10 Court of Appeals upholds Taylor's conviction and sentence Thursday PAYMENT PRICED! QUALIFIED BUYERS PAYMENTS CLEARLY MARKED ON WINDSHIELDS 308 E. MAIN Saunders, K2, 11 rt•sldent of St·enic Hills Nursing Center, Thuroday a!tt•rnuon. Flanking 1'ohln an• <:apt. Car l Langford. left , and Jerry Schoolcraft. right, of the Guilla County Sheriff's Department. (Trlhunt• photo hy Ann Welch) GTE eyes tncrease tn rates· PLUS, LARGE DEALER DISCOUNTS 20 SPECIAL PURCHASE GM CARS* ' ,, spectators who flocked in huge numbers In fiesta-like atmosphere to witness the battles. Looking grim and angry, Aquino appeared on indepE-ndent television and said she had ordered the military to crush the mutiny "as soon as possible." , Isleta said the order was for ·Honasan to "come out so we can stop the killing."Theorder to therask group is to take them dead or aliv!'." '"I have nothing to say to these tra itors," Aquino sa id. "The assault is tocontimJe until the rebellion is crushed. There wili be no terms." Aquino said her only son, ~nigrio lll, 27, was wounded when rebel soldiers fired on his car at th!" start of the uprising before dawn today. She said three of his companions were killed and one was wounded . " We must remember th.at if we are all united we ca n control th ese monsters ," Aq uino said . She said the rebel soldiers were threatening to "ret urn their violence during the former regime." Aquino said her gover nment is "firmly in con trol of the sit uation'' and commended troops loyal to her. At least 30 people were killed and more than 100 wounded in battles at several sites In and around Manila. Armed Forces chief Geri'. Fidel Ramos, who had moved from the rebel-occupied Camp Aguinaldo to Camp Crame. across a broad boulevard, told reporters that troops loyal to Aquino were gainjng ground "little by 1ittle" against Honasan. a close associate of Juan PoncE> Enrile, an opposition senator and former defense minister. During a lu il in the fighting this afternoon, a huge crowd of onl_ookers jammed EDSA boulevard, which separates th e two spraw ling military camps. in a fiesta- like atmosphere heavy with the smell of gunpowd er. EDSA was the sce 0e of the "people power" revolution that swept Aquino ,to power 18 months ago. storm causes some property damage along river PASTOR- MICHAEL PANGIO OWNER, NEIUA SEYLER 2 Sections 14 Pages 26 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio, Friday, August 28, 1987 BILL BAIR 7 P.M. SERVICE p M. MONDAY thru SATURDAY 12 NOON-10 P.M . SUNDAY • ~hursday SHARING TESTIMONY OF HIS MINISTRY IN A CHRISTIAN ADOPTION AGENCY AND SAViNG BABIES FROM ABORTION . "A NEW CONCEPT IN ' Copyrighted I 987 Standard Publishing Co., Cincinnati, has filed suit in Meig~ County Common Pleas Court against Nick and Plana lhle, doing business as Middleport ..Book Store, requesting judgment of $7,868. 73. · Huntington C&? Railway employees, Huntington, W.Va ., has filed an action a,galnsi Joseph A. McCarty, Middleport, fo.r $1 ,869.70. Thunderstorms likely 1&nlght. Low tonight In mid 60s. Clearing Saturday. High!! In mid 70s. Pick 4 4-654 Vol. 37. No.78 Files suit in court REJOICING LIFE BAPTIST CHURCH GUEST - OPEN - NOW TAKING APPOINTMENTS Daily Number 964 ) Page 7 Lebanon celebration Lebanon Township's celebra-: rion In honor of the bicentennial' anniversaries of the U.S. Canst!-' tutlon and the Northwest Ordi< nance will be held Sunday, I ~ p.m .. at Buffington l~iand Park,: Portland. fl.esidents should come' prepared to share local history· and are also asked ro bring a covered dish. SUNDAY- AUGUST 30 10 A.M. SERVICE FIT and TRIM Church • notices ·.· Chester Elementary School· openhouse will be held 6:30p.m.· Monday. followed by a PTO. meeting at 7 p.m. All parents art>_ invited .to visit the school andmeet the teachers. . I .. _ •,L--- -----~-----------------~-------~~-1 ..· cond. that evidence from a prior criminal action against Tay·lor In 1978 was irrelevant and should have been Inadmissible. The appelaie court acknowledged that Story was correct in his argument on the second assignment of error but opinioned It was not a prejudicial error. Third, that the court failed to dismiss an Indictment against Taylor for hav ing a weapon while under a disability after Taylor was acquitted of felonious as sault, the prior offense from 19'18 upon which the disability was based. And fourth, that the court failed to dismiss the charge til having a weapon under a disabIlity even though Taylor was never officially Informed he was under a dis abill ty. Story said he Intends "to as k the Ohio •Supreme Court to review the opinion of the appelate court and make reversa ls on at least two issues;" failure of the trial court to suppress Tay lor's confession a nd failure to dismiss the indictment of having a weapon under a disability from a prior charge of feionius assault after Taylor was acquitted of the felonious assault charge. Meigs Prosecuting Attorney Fred Crow Ill remarked that the case was a "sad sit uation '' because of Taylor's mental han· dicap. "However," he added, "Tay lor was a danger to society." Crow said he was "pleased there was no error In the trial." Taylor is serving a life sentence . in prison for Melton's murder, In add It ion to three years for the firearm speclflca t ion . • came· across the river,'' said By Ji,AREN A. KIDD IBetty Crawford. Gallipolis Fer And MATI ROBERTSON ry. "It got grey, hail started fal OVI' News Satff A National Weather Service ling and leaves started flying at spokesman said he isn' t certai n if us ." The storm only lasted five to 1U it wa s an unconfirmed tornado minutes. according to Mike Rey touchdown or a downburst that nolds , Gallipolis Ferry, who sa id blew the roofoffofa mobile home the hail had dented the side of his and caused other damage in a truck. "lt was the biggest hall residential area across from the Stauffer Chemical Plant in Galli: l'w ever seen around here-, golf polis F e rry at about 6:15 p.m . ball size. It was just like a big storm. a wave came right Thursday . A steel dumpster knocked onto through, blew that school bus its side, a SChOOl bus stop builqing shelter over the fence," he said. "A . big hall storm came blown over a fence and siding torn from a bu lldlng were In- through lj¢re," ,said Ray Camfi?· cluded In the damage caused by beU. "I thought it was a high winds during a severe tornado ' ' "It just ripped th rough every- , thunderstorm . However, the thing around here." said John cause remai ns a mys tery. Reynolds. Gallipolis Ferry. :·we wasn ' t doing much look''That bus stop has been here for ing," said a customer at the years a nd it was never moved Mara thon Convenience store. " We was just trying to hold the before." Leaves blown from t re~s were door c los~d . " No tornado c!tings have been plastered to the s ides of cars a nd reported to the weather service . buildings facing west after the but wU n ~sses did report golf bail storm and walnuts w.ere scats ize hail that damaged automo- t ~rcd over the ground . "Anybody biles and high winds that bl ew want some wainut·s,'' sH id Cindy down large trees, blocking the Ca mpbell, Galilpolls Ferry. sout hbound lane of Route 2. "It A spokesman · for the Stauffer Chemical Plant said the plant had not sust.ained any damage. Ray Ply ban, a weather specialist' at the Huntington division of the National Weather Service, . said radar did not detect any high wind activity In the area. "Right now we have to go with an unco nfir med tornado touch· down ," he said. "I would not rule out the possibility because I was not there. I have learned in 31 years of service you do not tell someone they did not see someth,ing they say they saw." · 'Ply ban said thatthewfnds may · have been caused by a down· burst. high winds at the center of a severe thunderstorm. "This is something we have only come to recognize in the la st few years," he said. A downburst. though rare, can cause damage similiar to that in the residential area. Across the river in Gallla County several tree limbs were blown down and s igns overturned as a resuil of the evening storm. Hail as big as marbles was reported In downtown Gallipolis at the peak of the storm. Rescue success 'coop~rative effort between departments' By LEE 1\NN WEI.CH OVP Staff Writer Slowly. m~t hodically. groups of t'C'Sc ucrs combed the Gallia County hillsides and cr~ckbeds around Scenic Hills Thursday. Th ~)' w<?re looking lor 82-ycar-oid Aaron Saunders, a res id ent of the facility. Clad in a green plaid shi rt, green s lacks and houseslippers, SaundNs had gotten away from Scenic Hills around 7 a.m. For the next 12 hours. he was the subject of a n intensive search of the area. Members of the Galiia County Sheriff' s ·, Department , . Ga!lia County Emergency Medical Service. the Gallipolis Fire Department, Troops 20!\ and 200 of the Boy Scouts of America and the Athens Count y Track a nd Rescue Association complete with bloodhounds, searched for the man through 90-degree-plus heat and humidit y, and the th.reat of severe storming . From the air, Jim Sa unders of Gallipolis took a plane a nd flew low, searching for the man. LifeFiight and HealthNet were waiting to come in, as soon as stormy'wea ther in Columbus and Huntington, W.Va .. broke. rescuers met there to team up When he left the nursing home. and head out . Saunders had not mten breakJohn Tobin of Athens County fast <:~nd by the time he was found Track a nd Rescue Association that night. was tired. thirsty and coordinate th e effort, and spilt hungry. the group Into teams of three or The search began with th e s taff four and sent them into five areas of the nursing home looking for wtt'at was called a quick around the immediate area for serach. Saunders. They. ca lled for help Earlier, the bloodhounds from the Sheriff's Department, picked up Saunders' trail, but who in turn requested a ss istance lost it with the high winds and from various emergency ag<'nheat of the afternoon . cies in the area, along with the Rescuers a lso made trips to his Athens team. homeplace in Rio Grande. as well The s kies were t hreatenlng in as to relative's homes In Gallipothe late aflernoon a nd early lis. According to one Sheriff's evening hours , and Capt. Carl Deputy. Saunders was agile for Langford, chief investigator for · his age and could ha ve go tten the Sheriff's Department said the man y plar~s . possibly eve n group was fortunate to not have picked up b.' a driver on SR :1>. th e storm s that pummeled GalliAfter the quick search, the polis and !he surrounding teams join ~d forces and went to coun trys ide. two specific areas adjacent to the During the search, truck drivnursing homl' for a sweep search . . ers with Citizen's Band radios in which rescuers fan out 2lqo . were looking out for Saunders, as feet apart and begin walking. weli as city and cou nty r.e sidents It was during Ihat serach, at . who'd heard the man's descrip- approxlmat~l y 7 p.m .. 12 hours tion on scanners , according to a after the man left , he was found nursing home administrator. behind Dr. M0i Simone's offices A COmll')and post was set up at hiding underneath a large syca· the Gallia County Gun Club, more tree. approximately 100 across from Scenic Hills, and Continuf'd on page 10 Eastern board approves depository for funds, l987-88 appropr~ations The Farmers Bank and Savings Co. was approved as the depository lor public funds of the district when the Eastern Local School District Board of Educa· lion met In regular session Thursday evening. .The boar~ approved perrnan· ent appropriations for fiscal 1987-88 and accepted the reslgna· lion of Ronald Jutton as a substitute teacher. Employed as substitute teachers for the new school year were Bernaqette Anderson, Jane Manuel, Pamela Murphy and Judith Crooks. Val· erie Ransbottom was named sophomore class advisor and Orville · Wayne Bennett Was . ' . .. ..- ·---·-· ·---- - named a substitutl' bus driver for this school year. A special session was set for 7 p.m. on Sept . 9 at the high school to discuss personnel, financial and other administrative mat· ters and the regular meeting was set for September 29, at 7 p.m . at the high school. - ~ -- � 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 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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