https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d3ecf203cf83a5d4cfbc8d6b247d6ebb.pdf 015afbc7c97a04f6f3fcdcea1cbae5c4 PDF Text Text 29,1988 Sentinel Jjeat ofthe bend Absentee balloting By BOB HOEFUCH Sentinel Sbllf Writer Sat urday Is the flnaldayon which you can cast an absentee ballot for the May 6 election. The Mctgs County Board of Elections, Jo. cated in the Ma· sonic Temple Building. Mulberry Ave .. Pomeroy. l'.iil be open from 9 a.m. until noon Saturday to wrap up · the absent<'<' vot ing. Now to explain aboul the young people who have registered to becom•• voters. Meigs Board of Election employes visited all three high schools in March and April and registered some 97 teen-agers as voters. The board repot1 s Iha 1 I hese young peopic can vote in the May 6 election even if they arc stJII only 17 on that date One t·esttiction. however. is that they can vote only on candidates- not on issues. Tickets for the annual Pomeroy Alumni Association reunion havr gone on sale at the New York Clothing House and Swisher and Lohse Pharmacy. They are $10 each for the annual event which has been set for May 24 at Meigs High School. Alumni can secure tickets by mail by sending the money and a stamped sell-addressed envelope to P.O. Box :!l2. Pomeroy. Ohio 45700. Those securing tickets by mail are asked to send along their year of graduation and their maiden name if applicable. Charles F. Gloeckner of Jackson· ville. Fla .. injected a littic humor In his request for tickets. "My maiden name was Charles Gloeckner and I graduated in 1931." Gloeckner wrote. By the way, the deadline for this year's scholarships to be awarded thr~ugh the Pomeroy organization Is May 19. 1'€\lnlons. The barbecue will be at the fire station starting at 11 a.m . and any alumni group holding a special get-together q1 that day can order chicken dinners In advance for their entire group. UMW has meeung Doesn't Have To "Be Let me attempt to clarify a misunderstanding. Dan Levingston is employed in Meigs County as enforcement officer of the Meigs County Litter Program; Bernard Gilkey has been employed as ccllectlon supetvlsor of the program. Had they been qualified under provisions ci the job training program act. the county would have received a partial reimbursement on their salaries. • e e I I I I e I I I II I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I • • I I I I I I I I I I I •I I I I I I I •I I I I • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • I • I • I • I • I • I •I • I • I • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • I I I I I I I II I I I I I I I I ,I I I I I I I ' I I I I I I I I I I I II I I I I I I II II I I • • • • • • • • I 1 I 1 I I t I I 1 1 t 1 1 1 . .. .. . . 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That funding includes $9.700 from the Children's Trust Fund. a lund established in Ohio a year ago with monies received from birth certlfl· rate fees and charges on dlssolu · lions and divorce procedures. In addition the Meigs Count y Health Department has made a grant of S4.o:xl to the CAP program, and this along with dollars from several other agencies Including Woodlands Center, the Mental Health Board, and several organ!· zatlons and Individuals ccmpletes the funding program. Jane Thompron. John Costanza and Jan HUI are on the Meigs County steeling committee work· ing with Mrs. Tucker on the program. She advises that meet· lngs have been held with the superlntendents of all three school dlstrtcts, as well as John Reibel. county superlntendent. to preview materials and plan how to handle the scheduilng In tlte schools. Tucker explained thai it takes three trained people to present a workshop. and plans are being made to have worker training programs this summer in prrpar· lion for the fall programs. Prevention "Our work is prevent ion of child assault -giving children inlorma· tlon on how to prevent b<>ingabused or assault," thr CAP ccord inater said. "Onct> it· s already happened, then there are ot her profesionals who are trained to deal with the problems of treatmrnl and legal aspects. like pmsecutlon of the offender." In the workshops. children are taught that they have the right to be "safe. strong and free" and using role plays the CAP team depicts thrre common assault sit uations for children - the bully. the stranger and the known and trusted adult. Nationally. Tucker says, stalls· tics show that 80 percent of the people who sexually assault the child are known to the child. "We don't w~ nt our children abducted by strangers because we're afraid they're golng to get raped. and we caution them about that, but It Is not usually strangers who arc sexua lly assaulting children. Talking about the "big strang<>r· danger thing". Tucker expressed her feeling that this has "gott en blown out of proponlon." "The stranger assa ults tend to b<> the more severe when it does happen. " Tucker said, "but figures which came out of the Center for Juvenile Work in Washington show that Jess than 300 children were abducted by strangers last year. Tucker says when she does a workshop all tlte kids want to talk about is "som!'One with a glove and black mask. with kn ives and guns, RAVENSWOOD- Kaiser Alum · Inurn 0! Chemical Corp. officials were confident Tuesda y that Kaiser shareholders had voted "over· whelmlngly" to support the current ' late of directors duting the annual sharPhoklers' meet lng. Kaiser Chairman Cornell C. Maler felt the board's aetion mav have defeated' a slate of candidates proposed by a group led by Oklahoma Investor J.A. Frat es. An official tally of the votes frum indepen(ient judges is expected in two weeks, Maier sa id , and would be revealed during the company's a nnual mCI:'ting May 13 in Oakland, <;'a!~ . Based on pmxies recciv!'d Tues· day. Maier said the curren t board of di rectors rcceive<l broad support from individuals and institutions. Maier informed shareholders thai Kaiser is expected to be profitable this year. "Here in our 40th yea r. after enduring t he most difficult period In the history of our industry. Kaiser Middleport council ·h onors ·native son You just won't find a better value for your insurance premium dollar than a Homeowners policy from the State Auto Companies. As an independent agency representing State Auto, we offer truly outstand· ing protection packages for houses, apartments and condominium units. 214 EAST MAIN St•t• Auto -..n..,•nce-HI-MifNT~IOb-100~s;-J3 mg. "lar".-Wmg. nicotine. FILTER 100's;.17-mg,"Iar::-I.Z.mg. nicoline.- JJ \ av.pet cigarette by FTC melltod. --In-- I , • • • • I I I I • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • c 1tiiii!..J. RIVNOLOITOIACCO CO. -~ enttne 2 Sections. 16 Pages 26 Cents A Multimedia Inc . Newspaper but that's not the way It Is. Rarely would an adult feel that he or she J>'eds any weapon to assault a child. she ~id. People They Know The CAPcoordinatorstressed the importance· of "being wllllng to accept the fa ct that children are being assaulted by people they know." Every place has a problem with child abuse, Tucker said. and then referred to Sandra Bruckley's book. "Incest. a Conspiracy of Silence", and it s description ·of Incest as being "relentless demo· cratlc ..... .wlth offenders In every educational, every social and every economic level." Those who suspect abuse should report It, Tucker said. This can be done through Crisis· llne,l-&»252·5554, the local Depart · ment of Human Services, or any local otnclal. and can be ddne anonymously. Investigation by law m~ st begin with 24 hours. Prevention Stressing what a child can do to prevent assault will take place In Ihe 95 workshops in Meigs Cou nty. Their right lo say "no" to any adult who tries to confuse, hurt, or frighten them . to scream or yell or run to a safe location. to talk freely about what happens to others even thought tltey'w been told to kCI:'p it "our secret" or thrmtened If they tell, will all be covered In the workshops. A pilot workshop with a follow-up has already taken place at the Portland Elementary School. Shareholders support board POMEROY 992-6687 • Funding obtained for Meigs child abuse workshops PEOPLES BANK MII-.w. v•. at y ·· Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohi.o. Wednesday, April 30, 1986 Copyrighted 19886 Socand Slrwl • e I I I I I r.:•..:•..:•:...•:...•:...•:...a...&...L..L.-.&..•..&. 0..1.•L..o•&...·&..···&..L.L..L..&....&..&..&...&.-'t.. 0 I Officers were elected at the Tuesday meeting of the Rock Springs United Methodist Women held at the church. Elected were Sharon Folmer, presidenl: Mildred Jacobs. vice president; Ann Mash. secretary; Thelma Jeffers spiritual leader; Tracey Odell. card ccmmittee. Mrs. Folmer opened the meeting l'.ith a reading, " I Shall Not Pass This Way Agaln" andprayerforthe sick and shut ins. The group sang "Love Lifted Me ," and there was a skit l'.ith Mrs. Folmer, Mrs. Jeffers, Judy Marshall, Lenora Lle!helt. Dorothy Jeffers. Mrs. Mash. Rita Eblin. and Betty Will taking part. For devotions, Mrs. Folmer read 1 Cor. 13. the love chapter, and Matt . 22, 34 to 40 verses. Refreshments were served bY Mrs. Folmer. Mrs. Jacobs - and Linda Fosler. Next meeting will be • heldatthechu rch at 1P.M. onMay 20 with Vio!N Hysell and Dorothy Jeffers to be hostesses. sq,ry Pqe 11 Ask About Our Direct Deposit. • • • • • • • • • Compenlea • Steam .engine _show .• •.• •.• •.•.• .• .••.• •.• •.• •.•.• •.• •.• . . . •. . . . . II I >;. Part ·Of Your Life• r~ tiXJkinv-ta Allin l!Je wAITAID e ' . AreaU deaths 'SeePage The annual mental health b<> l~·in· g<>r campaign will b<> held in-May through the help of some 13 local volunteers. The Mental Health Assn. is an organization of volunteers working to promote understanding of men· tal illness. support research. and assure improvement in mental health setvlces. It is rot govern· ment supported and relies on contributions given during the b<>llringcr campaign. The local chairpersons are Bill Cross in Bashan; Mautisha Nelson '-, in Bradbury; Opal Eichinger. Chester; Betty J. Bishop, Harrison· ville: Olive Page. Langsville; Louise Delong in Long ·lbttom and Portland; Loretta Tiemeyer in Pomeroy; Wanda Shuler, Racine; Mrs. Denver Weber in Reedsville; Lue Shenefield. Salem Center: Pat ORIEN'I'i\L 'l'RA VELS- Lillian Thomas who traveled to Otlna and Philson in Syrdcuse. and Iva Upton. Japan last fall, shared her experiences in these oounlrtes with students Tuwers Plains. of the GaiUa Christian School. He presentation Included descriptions cl people she mel and places she visited, a hrlef history of eliCh country. Thank you. Meigs High School She displayed nlUllerous pictures of lnterest and souvenirs gathered oo students, for yourlremenoous show her trip. of support Saturday evening. You were not only beautiful rut you made It so easy for me to keep smiling. I Speaking of alumni reunions. tlte Racine Fire Department will be holdlng a chicken barbecue on Sunday, the day following most Waiting In Line· Middlcpot1 's Plum Street ha s -been renamed Art Lewis St. to honor a native son who became a national figu re in athletics. The town council voted Monday night to honor the late Art IPappyl Lewis with a street. A 1931 graduate of Middlcpot1 High School. Lewis played first base on Middleport's baseball team and this team went t,o the state toumament and ca me homf' with runner-up honors. Lewis played football for Middleport High School which was undefea ted for thrt"'(' years and won the Sou theastet·n Ohio League Champion for those years. He attended Ohio University and lor three years was a football starter and was an all league selection from the team. His senior year he was nomlnated for All American and In !936 played 47 minutes In the East-West Shrine game. Lewis was tbe first draft pick ever made by the New York Giants of I:IF National Football League and a1 .the age ci 'l1 he was made head coach ci the Cleveland Rams. now the Los Angeles Rams of the NFL. Durlng World War I I he served as a commander in the U. S. Navy. His collegia te record as a coach includes: Assistant at Ohio Wesleyan In Delaware and he setved at Missls· sippi State before trcoming head coach at Washington and LI'C In Lexington , VIrginia where he SC"'ed unt ill9W. He went to West :Virginia Univer· slty at Morgantownandcoachedfor 10 years, 1950·1960. His record there was SJ wins, 38 Iosses, two ties for a .002 average. He remains theccach with the most winning record In West VIrginia history . During his work at West Virginia University. he had four players named to the first team of the All Americans; five to the second team and five to the third team. Coach"l..ewls was51 at thetlmeof " his death and was setving as player personnel dlrecror for the Pitts· burgh Strelers of the National Football League. . He has been named to the Ohio University Hall of Fame, the West Virginia Hall ci Fame and has been nominated for the National Fool· ball Hall of Fame. He was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Lewis of Middleport. ., Aluminum's future Is brighter than it bas been in quite some time," Maier said. "Why? Because our costs arc lower. Our productivity Is greater. Our product quality is bettl'r. Our sales are up, because we've wm·ked harder to give our customers what they want. And even ptices - whose decline have masked much of our operating improvement over tit(' ~st yearare beginning to look better." Maler noted that the strategic plan developed to make Kaiser more ccmpetitive and profitable is showing results. He aiso clted a$400 million modernization program that has Improved fabrica ted pro· duct quality and ccst effectiveness: systeml'.ide gains in plant effi. cleney and productivity; lower labor. power and administrative costs; and the ccntritl!tlons of aluminum operations in Europe and Ghana . In addition,~ new bank debt agreement Is providing more flexlbUity, he said . ACflON AGAINST ASSAULT - one out of every ten boys In this playground scene wDI he sexually assaulted helore they reach 18 years. Eighty percent llill he attacked by someone they Imow and tmg . To help reduce those odds, 95 child assauH prevention wori<shops will he held ln Meigs County schools during the 198&81 year. I U.S. offers .. .. to help Soviets -·--, ,_ . "' ...,. WASHINGTON (UPil - The " administration has offered the Soviet Union technical and human· itarian assistance to deal with what appears to be the worst nuclear accident ever. and has warned Americans to stay away from the area. President Reagan. from Bali, offered his "deep regrets" Tuesday to Soviet leader Mlkhall"Gb!'bachev over the nuclear accident near Kiev. A spokesman for Reagan sa id it Is "highly unlikely" any radloac· five cloud from the accident will endanger heallh In the United States. The adm inistration also asked Moscow for more details on what U.S. intelllgenct> agencies have concluded was a meltdown. sparked by a chemical explosion, at the Chernob)'l nuclear plant 8J miles north of Kiev. in the Ukraine. "No one in the world has experienced dealing with a fire like this," said White House spokesman Larry Speakes, who declined to say whether the United States had the expertise lo handle such a disaster. The State Department Issued a travel advisory late Tuesday urg· ing Americans not to travel to Kiev. the Soviet Union's third largest city. or thf' surrounding areas until further notice. The department said the U.S. Embassy In Moscow has contacted \ Audit . . Americans in Kiev, which lscpen to tourists and businessmen, and received "no reports of Americans affected by the accident ." Officials said they see no danger to the United Sta tes from radioac· live fallout. The Soviet Union said t~u people were killed . But aside from an unprecedented acknowledgment of the accident. details from the Kremlin were sparse. Kenneth Adelman. dirn:tor ri th<• Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, dismissed the Soviet claims of two dea ths as "preposterous." He told a ScnatccommittCI:' thert' was an apparent explosion Saturday. leaving a "lethal area " sunounding the plant. AI a prev iously scheduled State Department mn•ting. Rozanne Ridgway, assL"an' secretary of State for European and Canadian affairs. expressed "deep regret" to Soviet charge d ·a flair s Olpg Sokolov. "The Unit ed States Is prepared to make available to the Soviet Union humanitarian and tcehnical assist· antl' in dealing with this accident ," State Department spokesman C'ha · rtes Redman said tater The Pentagon "Is standing by to respond in any way that might tr helpful. " said spokesman Robert Sims. confin~s An audit of the Genera l Tele· phone Company of Ohio confitms testimony that sctvlcr Improvements arc needed. The Public Utilit ies Commission of Ohio toda y released the results of a manage· ment audit of the Genera l Tele· phone Co. of Ohio ccnducted by Arthur Young Utilities Consulting Group. The extensive audit report ana · Jyzes General's poilcles, organlza· lion. construction management program and customer setvlce practices. The Commission orderl>d the Apartment has heavy damage HONORED - Mldtllepori, the hometown of lite late Art (Pappy} Uwla;·ha8 honored Ids national achievement In the sporis world hy naming a lltn!el In his honor. If national statistics prevail here, one out of every four girl§ and Middleport Fire Department was called at 6:21 a.m. Wednesday mornlng to a fire at an apartment bulldlng at 217 North Third Ave., on the ccmer of Cole St. The building, owned by Jack and Neacll Carsey, sustalned heavy fire damage to the rear. Two of the apartments were occupied bUt all residents escaped the bulldlng safely. Damages have not been estimated. Origin of the fire Is under lnvestlgatlon . Redman said Ridgway pressed Sokolov for more details and the administration hopes to receive them "in a timely manner." Although the Soviets reportedly have sought West German and Swedish help, Redman said they had rot IUjUC'Sted U.S. assis tance. Helmut Sonnenfeld!, a Soviet ex pen l'.ith the Brookings lnstitu · lion and former aide to Henry Kissing<>r, pred icted tlte Kremlin would eventually and quietly seek U.S. assistance in " picking up thf' pieees." As for the politica l fallout , Sonnenfeld! said he believes it will have a negative impact on the Kremlin. pat1icutarly ,Jn areas of Western and Eastern Europe that might b<> exrnsed to radia tion. Sonnenfeld! said the incident points up thesecrecyandlndu strial vulnera bility that ccntinue under Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev. "Despite all the re ferences to g~·cat er openness and interdepend · once. all these buzzwords thai Gorbachev has been using, the essen tial rigidity of the Soviel charac ter comes out again ," he sal&. ~nnenfeldl sa id II was too early to assess the acci[J(>nt' seffect on the next supcrrnwcr summit . but said the acc ident "will certainly distract allention from their current spate of Iarms cont ro lI initiatives." improvement needs management audit last July at the ccnciuslon of the ra te case which involved more public hearings and public witnesses than any ot her rate case in Ohio's history . Ten loca l public hearings were con· dueled throughout GTE's service territory in May and June of last year. Approximately 200 witnesses testtlied. During the hearing process. the Commission heard ccntinuouscom· plaints that !he quality of service pmvlded by GTE was poor and that GTE's attempts to repair the setvlces were often unsuccessful. the Commission r€1Jorts. In rc· s!XJnse to this. tlle PUCO ordered a management audit of the company and approvn:l it'" than 2'\ !"''""'"' oft tr rom pan~·· s originn lrf'q uf'Sf of a $58 .1 millio n r at r in cre<.Js('. The• p..irpoSC' of ftw incrf'a sc wa~ 111 provide capilcd fur impm1·in g th• · quality of phont• •••n·in•. according 10 tl'Jeo Commis:-.ion. The commis~ion reports that thr 200 page audit : ro nJirm s customer testimony lhd 1 S<'Jvicr imprmT'ments arc "" 'tlrd. and makes suggestions as to how the co mp;1n~· ought to achi<·,·e those impru1·r·· ment s; find s that the cum pan.1"s management and planning po licies are esscnlla iJ.I· sound. and rrcom · mends that the PUCO update the mlnimum scr•ice standarcls lor telephone companies. Man dies in tractor accident .William J . Smith, 57, of Salem St. in Rutland. was killed Tuesda)' afternoon when the \'.ide front endtmctorhe W'd sdriving turned owr and pinned him underneath. . Smith was found by Charles Smith and Henry Cade who wr t·e cutting timber near the Smith property where the acc ld!'nt occu n·C'd . '!Jte men report they heard a tractor rrotqr roar and then step . When they went to Investigate., they found Smith under the tractor. A Meigs County Sheriffs deputy arrive<: at the S<.'C ne aboutl: 15 p.m. when Rutland EMS was already at the site. Dr. James Conde. coroner. was also called. Conde pronounced Smlth dead at the scene. ' • �slowers. They combined for eight strikeouts and four walks, wtlle yielding twelve hits. wheellng Southern Tornadoes dealt the Ravenswood Red Devils an 11-2 Southern got things started In the first Inning when Kelley Grueser non-league loss here Thesday evening, turning In a super defensive - singled and ca me home wtth the benefit of two Ravenswood errors, game that ylel!Ed four ~uble­ plays to keep wtnntng pitcher Jay the srore 1-0. Southern took a 2-0 lead In the Ba>tlck off the ropes. second when senior Jimmy Wolfe Ba>tlck settled down to pitch a great game, striking rut 7, walldng launched a towering home run ovethe left field fence _ ten, and giving up just two hlt s In Ravenswood pulled close In the }Xlsttng the win. Mason suffered the loss wit h third Inning when Stowers singled and scored on an error after the' relief stints from Lehew and By SC01T WOLFE RAVE.NSWOOD - Thi> free- Tornadoes defeat . Red Devils. 'Kennedy's-hlast defeats Cubs; ·Reds' problems con~inue . VVed~~April30, 1986 · Pomeroy-Middleport Ohio Page 2 The Daily Sentinel. duced the remalnlng six runs. Leading Southel'll hitters were John Rlflle and Kelley Grueser eacb with t~W singles, Freeman a rouble, Jim Wolfe a home run, and singles each by Jay Bostick, Scott Wickline, Ryan Olive-, Danny Wolfe, Dave Amburgey, and Todd bases were loaded on two free pas~. the score 2-l This Inning like several ~her Innings was savl!d by an Inning ending double play turned In by the SHS defense. The hustling whirlwinds broke the game ~n In the llurth when they plated eight runs. John Riffle led off with a single. Jim Wolfe and Ryan Oliver each singled, and l)!ve Amburgey slammed a bases loaded single. Three errors, a Freeman walk, and singles by Sa> tick, Wickline, and <liver pro- Adams. Stowers and Thompson l'ach singled for Ravenswood. Southern hosts Hannan Tr~e In an Important SVAC contest tonlght, then hOsts Meigs Thursday, and travels to Eastern Friday. ALL WEEK Logan·top·seeded in girls tourney Kennedy then hit a 2-1 pitch over the right field fence for hls second The Inspiration San Diego. homer of the season to make a catcher Terry Kennedy received winner of Lefferts, -3-0. last week from pltchl'r Craig It was the lOth one--run game Lefferts car ried over to last night. played by the Padres In 11 home Leffl'ris hit a ·game-winning games this year. Overall, the home tun In the last lnnlng Inning Padres have oc-.,n Involved In 15 Friday night and Kennedy matched one-run ga mes tn ~ contests thi s that performance Tuesday. season: "I've oc-.,n waiting for soml'thing The game also marked the first like t~atfor a long time," Kennedy start ot the season !or San Otego ace said after his three- run homer In LaMarr Hoyt, who spent most of the ninth gave the Padres a spring training Ina drug r ehabHitacome-from-~lnd 5-4 victory over tion clinic. The game plan was the Chicago Cubs. designed tor Hoyt, a former Cy Held to only !our hits and one run Young Award winner, to g;J five by Rick Sutcliffe over the first eight Innings or throw 00 pitches. He Innings, the Padres began their departed after the fifth, tralllng2-0. comebackwhenMarvellWynneled lndherNLgames , Plllladelphla off the nlntb wtth a single. After routed Houston 12-4, New · York Wynne was forced at second by pounded Atlanta 10-5, Montreal Tony Gwynn , Steve Garvey singled socked Cincinnati 7-4, San Franto knock out Sutcliffe, and ptnch cisco blanked St. Louls 2-0, and Los hitter Jerry Royster greeted re· Angeles edged Plttsburgb 5-4. liever Ray Fontenot, 1-1, with an PhDIIes 12, Alltros 4 RBI single. At Pbilaldephla, Mike Schmidt Logan's girls are top seeded In the 1~ Class AAA sectional softball tournament whlcb gets underWaY on Wednesday. May 7. The Lady Chleftalns,14-1j, take on Miami Trace at Logan (record unknown ). Other May 7 games are: Lancaster, 8-5, at Warren Local, 10-7; Chillicothe, 7-4, at Marietta, 12-7; and Ga!Upolis, 5-10, at Athens, 7-8. Manufacturer's ons This week your manufacturered products " cents off" coup~ns are wonh double at Kroger with $10.00 or more purchase . L1mrted to manufactured p10ducts coupons wonh up to and including ~ Off. Coupons wonh more than .50¢ are redeemed at face. value only. 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Clemens, a 23-year-old right hander for the Boston Red Sox. struck out 20 Thesday night - the most ever recorded In a nine-Inning game - but they came at the expense of the Seattle Mariners, a team so pathetic at tbe plate this season Mother Teresa could proba bly fan 15. Thl' Mariners have struck oot 186 limes already this season, which averages out to more than nine a game, and they have a team batting average just slightly better than .200. They have not had back-tohack hils In an Inning ovl'r a 74lnning stretch. Still, Clemens' performance earned him the klhd of plaudits generally reserved for veteran Ail .Star pitcher s llke Steve Carlton, Nolan Ryan and Ted Seavl'r, all of whom shared lhep1-evlousrecord of 19. Clemens threw 138 pitches - 97 for strikes - and did not walk a batter in posting his second complete game of the season. Along the way, Clemens lrokl' the Ba>ton club-record for most strikeouts In a game ·set by Blll Monbouquette witb. 17 on May 12, 1961 tied the American League ' co,nsecutlve strikeout-streak of eli!!Jt and came wltbtn one of the single game mark o! 21 set by Tom Chaney of the Washington Sena· tors, who accomplislled that feat In a 16-inning conti'St Sept. 12, 1962. Clemens fanned every Mariners hil(er In the starting lineup at least 01\CP, Including Phil Bradley four tlnies. He tied the record l!Y st liking rut Splkl' Owen In the Ill nth, then set t ~ mark by getting Bradley looking at a called third strike. :Gornnan Thomas' flit h homer of the-season In the seventh accounted for Seattle's run, but Dwight Evans smashed a three- run shot In the bottom of the .lnnlng to give Clempns a cushion. = drove In four runs to Increase his five hlt s, struck oot seven and 7 1-3 Innings and allowed all three In rel ief of sta rter Rick Rhoden, feU NL-Jeadlng tota l to 19 and lead the walked oone In 81 ·3 1nnlngs before St. Louis hlts. Minton worked the , - ! ! ! . ! ! : ! ' - - - - - - - - Ph1llles, who took advantage of giving way to Tim Bur~. who got flnal11-3 1nnings llrhis third save. wildn ess by Hous ton starter Nolan the last two oots. Reds starter Bob Forsch, 1-1, was the loser_ Ryan , 3- 3, to score six r uns In the Mario Solo, 2-2, whO surrender&! all Dodgel'!l 5, Plrales 4 first Infilng. Shane Rawley, 3-1, was !he Montreal hOmers, took the Joss. A1 Los Angeles, pinch hitter the winner. Giants :1, Cardinals 0 Cesar Cedeno tripled home the · Mets 10, Bmves 5 At San Francisco, Mlke LaCoss tying run and scored the wlnnlng At Atlanta, Darryl Strawberry and Greg Minton combined on a run on a single by DaveAn!Erson In drilled a three-run homer In the three-hitter to lead the Giants. the sixth Inning to lead the Dodgers sixth Inning to power the Me~ to LaCoss, 1-0, was making his first and Ore! Hershiser, 3-2. Ken Howell their lOth straight victory. Straw· start since Sept. 24,1984. He pitched posted his first save.Bob Patterson , berry connected off losing reliever r;~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Craig McMurtry, 0-l Bruce Berenyl hurled 11-3 Innlngs lli Improve to 1-0. Roger McDowell went three Innings to earn ·hls first savl'. Expos 7, Reds 4 At Cincinnati, Andre Dawson. Huble Brooks, Tim Wallach and Mlke Fitzgerald connected for . . fourth-tnning hOme runs to lead the Expos. Bryn Smith, 2·2, allowed By JOE ILLUZZI UPI Spons Wrlf6' WITH $1 0.00 PURCHASE ou The Daily Sentinei- Page~3 Pomeroy- Middleport, Cj>hio . VVednesday, April 30, 1986 ONE MILLION DOLLARS OF FINE QUALITY-JEWELRY.---__, r-:A:-:-11-::1~4-::KT=-1 • 531 JACKSON . ... • • •I PIKE - RT. J~ WEST Phonooi48· C524 BARGAIN ltAIINEES SATURDAY I SUNDII - ALL SEATS 12.50 ADMISSION EVERY TUESDAY $1 .50 GOLD CHAINS 50% OFF ALL AT 50 , Registr To Win (}1 -,() OFF °$lOO.OO ~.~:~t TO HELP CELEBRATE THIS OCCASION WE HAVE TEAMED UP WITH OUR PRIMARY DIAMOND SUPPLIER WHO WILL BE HERE WITH THE CREAM OF HIS NATIONAL COLLECTION • AI. SO W'~'l AT 40 TO 50 PERCENT SAVINGS. WELL AS T HE MOST 10 COME IN AND SEE ALL THE TRADITIONAL STYLES AS EXCITING FASHION LOOKS IN DIAMONDS, WE HAVE IT ALL • AT 40 50 PERCENT SAVINGS - SOLITAIRES, CLUSTERS, ENGAGEMENT AND WEDDING JEWELRY, MEN ' S DIAMONDS, COCKTAIL 1: DINNER RINGS, DIAMOND WATCHES, n.n.·,.,,...., FORGET MOTHER'S DAY IS MAY 11th 16-0Z. 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SECOND AVENUE INGELS FURNITURE & JEWELRY 992-2635 TERMS AVAILABLE �---.---! _ . Page~4- The Daily Sentinel The Bengals expect McGPC 10 team wit h Cris Collinswm1h and thr~·way quarwrback controv~ rsy the past 1\\U seasons. Last year. W);!'hc decided on Esiason the :-lo. I quartl'rback over Thrk Schonert and Ken Anderson. Schonr rt was t'<'Cmti)· tra ded to the Atlan ta Falcons and Anderson is now C in c inn a ti 's back up quart erback. Thr .Detmll Lions. picking after Cincinnati. madP J.ong their t\o. 1 choir<'. Poor defense was the main rra S<Jn the Bcngals had a 7-9 record last ) 'Car. Cincinnat i's high scoring offcnSL' was undone by a defense as that SUm!nderEd an average ri 27 points a game. "We chose Joe Kelly because we thought he was the best <X>fl'nsive player available.' ' said Brown. "But. W>re's a real dearth of defensive players In thls year's draft, so nolxlc(Y Is a sure thing. Kelly is a candidate t>r the & ngais." The & ngals are hoping Kelly, a 6-lool -2. ~-pounder. willglvethem both speed and aggressive play at the llnebackPr spot. "We need speed at lnebacker," said Brown . "We need a who • receiver speedy can run sideline to sldellm·. We showed a need rar It last yl'a t·... Some scouts were ronrerned that Kelly might Ill' a llttle too Hght to handle the gigantic offensive nnemen In the pros. Wyche disagreed. Selecting McGee with thelr second pick In the cpening round was somewhat surprising slnl't' thP !len gals aircady have two oft lw.• top wide tt'Celvicrs In the NFL in Collinswor th and E ddie Brown . "' 15-run rule. Barb Hatfield stanPd for Coach credited with the win. Maria - John Arnon 's crew and was Musser came on hu r l the fourth and fift h intlings . They combined to Strike out seven and walk tlu'C<'. <'t- lexander's Batey fanned two and : walked eight . ' Other Ma raud erette hltlers ln. eluded Jodi Harrison. Musser. and Cindy Riffle w it h t wo lilts each and Gina Follro<l. JuUe Hysell . Hatfield , and Jennl Couch had one safety each. Dickens and Ka ¥r led Ak>xander wit h I\\U hits eac h. Meigs returns home tonight again st TVC foe Wellston and will travel ID &Ju thern Thur.;day for a non -league t ilt . Marauders keep title hopes alive ALBANY- Meigs jumped out to - a 10-0 lead aficr four innings, but : had to hold on · for a 10-8 TVC baSPball win over Alexander here Tuesday . keeping a live the Ma rauders· hopes for the league Thursday. (USPS I.U-SGa) A ()l~· lsion of Multimedia, In(·. Publ ishni f' \ '{'n afwrnoon, Mnnd <J\' rh rouJ:(h F'rid<~~; . 111 Co ur t Sr. . POm l'r o~. Oh lu, by lhC' Ohio Vu lii'Y Pu b· li shlnJ! Compan.\' Mu lli mf'd la , ln r ., PomPrO\' , Ohi o ~:nfi 9, Ph . !1.12 2 1 ~; Sr - ron d l'i:IH post[lgt• paid a1 PomC'ror. Ohio. MC'mbf' t.. Un!rrd Prr>ss ln tNna llonal. Inland Dallv P r ~!-i Associ at ion and th r Oh lo 1\ewsP<~ pN 1\ ssoc la t Ion. Na r lonal Advr rt! sln,e: Rr prr'!if'nta llve , Branha m Nrwspaper Sa iPs. 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Mike Ban rum went the distance on the hill for Coach Cliff Kennedy's nine. Bartrum fanned eight and wa lked four. Keiter and Wilson combined to fan 10 and walk three for th<' Spartans. Banrum allo wed only ~ven hils while Meigs rapped the Alexa nd('r hurlers for 12 hits. Rodd Harrison continued his sizzling hilling with a triple. double. and single to lead the M ara uders at the plate. Chris Kennedy added a triple and singl e while Bart rum had a double and single. Donnie Becker singled twice. Rick WiSE" belll'd a deep home run <Ner the <I'nlcrflelder's head and Dave Hendricks and Todd HySPU singiPd ooce eac h. Wilson had two single<. 10 lead the Spartans. Meigs will host defending d ass AA state r unner-up Wellston tonight an d will !ravel to &luthern 11. \\lhllllnRhlllT1. Jh. ElriJ!hlii'TI Yount . ]4. ,Jrll Shaw. nl . Sllk'm Colk'ar. t.\ 11m Slonr>, Ql. Ka n&~~s Slalf'. IIi. Tom }lat~rn)l . lb. 1. Ja.• 1\t'll.v. lb. \\ a~hlnj!Ton. "· Tim ALBANY -Ta mmy Wright and stopped after fiw innings due to the DwJCI~ . MrC.t"l', WI ', T111nl'!illl'f' :t, Uwl~ Billa~ . ('b. NDI1h .'\ I<Jbnma. . .l im ~· . db, """bl"d ~ ka . 5, Mike: dl. Meigs gals stop Spartans Shannon Hindy collected lhrC<' hit s each to lead the Meigs Marau dcrPIIrs to an easy 20-5TVC softball win O\ W Alexander here 1'uPSda,·. Meigs jumped to a rommanding 19-2 lead by lir fourth inning in roasting 10 Ul?ir 18th win agains1 only one defeat overa ll and reinained undefeated in TVC play Wil h a 9-0 mark. The game was nanklln. rb. ~ w TrJW~ Slall'. 11 D;tvld CIN C 1 N~,\T! CindnroU dr11f1: 1UI' h - S.. · lt--.·t~ms rl Till • llo 11,1Wis In 'IUt•.d it\ \ NFI. M~ · tu~.:.nn li, IJ.:t~'ld F\I IChrr, db, Arlxl1111 S1,1h' i . )~ 'k' K<I IIWO, If\ MIC'hlj,:an . ~. l l!'-l!o: l ;a) IIUI', qb, Lon11 &>acll Stlllf'. 9, r ~ ,lfl \\"hill '. lb. Brlj~h<lm Youfl(. Ill, Cary Hurn , db. Mt•mphl.~ ~1!1 1 1'. 11. 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Bypassing Iowa quarterback -Chuck Long to avoid a "quarter back controvcr sv ." the llengals made Washingw'n lin ebackt•r .Joe Kelly their No. I plr k . 1\'il h anot her pick latf' in the first round thanks to a 1radf' \\'ilh Denwr, Cincinna l i SCIPC!ed TennesSff' wide n:-crlver Tim MeGer. ---- YA~-· 7'14" Carbide Tipped Blade General purpose 16-tooth blade lor particle board. heavyduty framing , rough culling plywOOd , chip board, com. position board . *27150 $.111!J SPECIAL PRICE 'f:l 49 ,. •5to3 ' If STERLING Twin Handle Washerless Kitchen Faucets 5-yr. drip·free limited warra nty. Waler saVer aerator. Without Spr2M08122 With Sproy f08t32 $ SPECIAL 1~99 SPECIAL $~8G9 PIIICE rl/5 PRICE ~.,Loll mtr. moll-in rebtto $3.00 Leu mtr. ,..If-In 11btlt $3.00 ~1:.',:=~e$f9f,!, ~:,'r:=~e$26ft, • BROUGHTON STOKELY Vegetables •.....•.• 15-17 KRAFT · oz. 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Smith Pomeroy, Ohio Justin & Ashley Hoscllor George & Renee Hoscher Pomeroy, Ohio ' Chrioty Clolond William & Shoron Clelond Racine. Ohio Middleport, Shown & Chosity Soott Tara Dawn II tin Scott lAke Park, Minnesota Cherles & Rhondo Pomeroy, Ohio Q~io o.. ~~· .• . .. :i ·. Robert Eugene Johnaon Gene & Carotyn Johnson Athens. Ohio Corey Woods Chrio & Alicia Woods 98 High St., Pomeroy, Oh. We know lhe fee ling Tabithia Haynes L/ Cpl. & Mrs. J . Allen Hoyneo Long Bottom, Ohio Amanda "Chri11ie" Gregory Gory & Suoon Grogory RHtloville, Ohio Family peopl e are ~e ry importanl to '" - ~ruin~ marri ed , rai sin g a famil y, planning for the future - a lifestyle that 's one great Ame rican dream we know we con help prol<•t·t. We like to feel we're a good famil y bankinp; partner, a protector·type of addition lo lhe famil y·, bringing financial securih. and meaninp; to 1uur life and to the . li~e• of your famil y memlu•fb, · ,,;, :· ·Lt~ I Sara Ann'"' Vining Betheny Diana Amblrgar Mr. & Mrs. Roger Vining Bill & Bocky Amberger Ryen Stobon Melba & Rick Stobon Long Bottom, Ohio Kendra Adrienne Rue Susan & J . T. Rue Houston. Tau a RoodavMie, Ohio Racine, Ohio Kenneth Ryon Corsey Kenneth & SheNa Corsey Middleport, Ohio Gabriel S1ophln Weber Jenklno Steve end Donna Jenkins Rutltnd, Ohio Jotoico Nicolo Andor1on Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Anderson Rutland, Ohio Chorlo Lynn B,.go Chorlo & Penny B"go Middleport. Ohio That · • protective feeling can be protected ... CEITRIL TRUST t;!E:. T1r Bank That Makes Things Jfa'Wen. -- • • Jeremy Curti• Caato Mrs. Marcella Casto Long Bottom, Ohio ,.f Brendan Leo F~ch Bobby & Jonio Fitch long Bottom. Ohto lan Lehew Ashley Seevll's Ted&: Vicki Lehew Pomeroy, Ohio Mark & Cheri Seev•s Middleport, Ohio Corey R. Young Grent & Dobby Young Roodovile, Ohio Lena Voac ham Ma rk&: Nancy Yoacham Racine, Ohio · WE CARRY FIRST YEAR PRODUCTS & SPENCER'S C~O·THES WE ALSO CARRY OTHER BABY GIFTS 'AND BABY CARE NEEDS SUCH AS DIAPERS AND FORMULAS Elizabeth Morganne . Tony & Kim Cordlllo Ungaville, Ohio Matthew Raymond Donohue Oenni1 S. Janet Donohue Hanahan, South Carolina Nathaniel Lehew Ted & Vicki Lehew Pomeroy. Ohio Doing more f~ people may not be the eulelt w•r to provide the best, but we think ifs the only wayl We Have In Stock Everything You Need For That ; Precious little One · Cheloey Renee Wood Keith & Poulo Wood Long Bottom. Ohio Nicholas Ours Harry & Sharon Ou,. Columbus, Ohio '*Care Bear Flannel '*Crib Sheets Travit KtlhiY R. V. & Joy (Whitol Kootoov Stilwell. Klnoas ' ' Blankets '*Quilted Baby Prints PH. 992-6491 For many, a growing family means having the cash on hand for basic necessities, and a nest egg on reser ve lo mee t upcoming cosls. O ur financial *Quilted Bibs *Care Bear Fur & Patterns •Animal Cutouts Suitable For Eraming •Nursing Fabrics *Stuffed Toy Cutouts THE FABRIC SHOP Denlello & Michelle Thomoo Daniel & Fonde Thomas Shodo. Ohio Mlc:hllle & Merlo Dronnor Max1nd Ektlle '. Drenner Pomeroy, Ohio ' ' -4,~,.~~- . ... 115 Ill. 2nd . ) ~I.)~. , .. -·, ..';::lt)t'. :J HJ· 1 -. for the family on the grow ... WE'RE AT YOUR SERVICE *Receiving 786 N. 2ND AVE. MIDDLEPORT Merjorle Ankl Holor Mr. & Mrt . Michoel Haler Pomeroy, Ohio ,] ] Fo special ists ca n show you how lo save for the future , and help you out with convenient loan plans for ready cash on hand right now ! Stop in soon 1 Farmers' . Bank Pomeroy St!'lin& Mti&s & Gallia Counties As Your Sln&tr Approved Dealer Your Community Owned au• . Me~~~ber FDIC Mm.bn FOJC �Wadn~y. April 30, 1986 ' BIG BEND WEEK ' •WE RESERVE THE RIOHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES •PRICES EFFECTIVE WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30 THRU SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1988 •O.S.D.A. FOOD STAMPS ACCEPTED •NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL OR PICTORIAL ERRORS SHOP FOODLAND FOR. "LOW PRICES" DOUBLE 'FREE! TOASTMASTER MANUFACTURER'S COUPONS WITH $10.00 01 MORE ADDITIONAL PURCHASE . SEE STORE FOR DETAILS GRANULATED II-RITE SU.GAR •Weekly. Specials •Money Sower Items elveryday low Prices •USDA Choice, Meats •Tender fresh Produce •We Welcome Federal Food . Stamps & WIC •We Sell Money Orders 8- ~~~ FOODLAND TUNA .( Cl: \" WITH COUPON LIMIT 2 r----- --------------------SEE THIS WEEK'S MAILER FOR MORE FANTASTIC SPECIALS!! 61/2 OZ. CAN with Coupon ond $10.00 Additional Purchase excluding Beer, Wine. Cigarenes and To· bocce. Good thru Saturday. May 3, 1988. DIET RITE, RC 100, RC DECAF. DIET or REGULAR Cottage Cheese 8 24 oz. CTN. SUNBEAM 17 (t. ans. Plus 12 OZ. PICG. BUNS ~ ~ Deposit 99C 89( SliCED lOIN HAlF 19 LB. SliCED RIB HALF ~-------------------------~ Limit 1 with Coupon and $10 .00 Additional Purchase eKcluding Beer. Wine, Cigarettes and To· bocco. Good thru Saturday, May 3. 1986. OR MORE LB. S-10 LBS......... 99C lb. FALTER'S DELl ROLL Bologna $ LB. $139 • . LB. HAll STICK...... 79< lb. TENDERBEST QUAUTY PORK BLADE ~SHOULDER ADDRESS - - - - - - -- - 1 ~ PHONE - - - - - - - - 1 10 LIS. $ ~159 •. NAME - - -- - - - -- Ground ·Beef With Coupon Whole Pork Loins oz. 59 PlASTIC GAUON ENTRY BLANK 1 TENDERBEST QUALITY i FRESH LEAN TENDERBEST QUAUTY RC Cola 16 ·2°/o MIL ~$ 19 I ""' -~ 1) GIVEAWAY .O~,t 74'.t~ FOR MOTHER'S DAY J'tof: "'DRAWING SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1986 FIRST OF THE ONT.H SAVINGS 'EGGS MICROWAVE ,...o,..1 .}~oo~ GRADE "A" MEDIUM FOODI.AND The Daily Sentinei- Page-9 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio SUPERIOR LARD STEAKS FALTER'S OLD FASHIONED Smoked Hams 8 lb. Pail $399 ~ · SHAI~K $ OR HAll LB. $1.09 lb. FALTER'S Polish Sausage· ·· WHOlE TOP SIRLOIN BUTT STEAKS IANQU£T 3 . U. S. NO. 1 REII RIPE Potatoes Strawberries $239 POT PIES ~:!; $1 MORE SUPER SAVINGS I VARIEnES RAGU SPAGHETTI SAUCE 32 OZ. JAR DOWNY HI·DRI OUART $349 4 $1 Navel Oranges •••• Med. Onions ...... ! 4/$1 79< Jumbo lemons .. Celery Hearts .!.~ ~ 1 0/$159 Sl 39 Apples •••••• Carrots .......~!~:~~.. CAUFORNIA-1 0 lb. bag Tangy NEW l CRUNCHY HERR'S 2 VARIETY APER TOWELS FABRIC SOFTENER POTATO CHIPS 2 J~~to $1 :~~z$ 29 60C OFF LABEL 20 LB. BAG IIG. or EXTRA CREAMY FOODLAND BIRDS-EYE COOL WHIP MARGARINE SPREAD ltll 16 ••. pl<g. ONION DIP . KEEBLER'COOKIES Cucumbers, Green Onions Red Radishes.~~~~ ' J~:5 $11 PKG. 69 . FRONT QUARTERS •••••••••••••••••~~:••• HIND QUARTERS ....................~~....$169 99C AlLOW 5 DAYS FOR ORDERING AND PROCESSING FALTER'S Bacon Ends bib. box FALTER'S Braunschweiger ~~c~LE LB. 59( HALF STICK.......1~~.. 69< $449 lb, loX .$699 FaIter s W'1ene rs ............. 1-Lb. Roll Sausage-~~·-~!. $4 99 1-Lb. Sliced Bacon .~·-~!. $9 99 lb. .. $169 Gor I1c. Fran ks ................ I Pork Liver ............~ ..... 49( • Ie p·19 sausage ••.•• lb $199 L1ft Bratwurst ............. ~~ .. S1 99 . sausage ......lb~.. $199 . Ita I1an Budget Box Contains: 21b. lacon 2 lb. Sausoge 2 lb. Wieners $789 Breakfast Box Contains: lib. Balon 3 lb. Sausoge $8 49 ~::~:~:~~~.~ ...~;. $2 49 American $ 99 Cheese ............ :. 1 LB ~~~~~e ..........~:. S189 •We Reserve the Right ~o Limit Quantities •Prices Effective Wed., April 30 thru Sat., May 3. 1988 •USDA Food '::n 1 mps 'Uiadly Accepted •Not Responsible For Tvpo!Jraphical Errors . YELLOW OR ,$ BEEF SIDES .........................J~:..$119 99c TIDE DETERGENT 9 .. CRISP CALIFORNIA $ 19 IREGULAR OR UNSCENTED FUDGE STRIPE, DElUXE GRAHAM 40 1 OFF LABEL FUDGE STICKS, ELF FUDGE 41 OZ. lUB ~~~z·$119 $ 39 Oz.$159 RED or GOLDEN DELICIOUS LB. 1 4 ~ 1. f8~~~~~.••••••••~~..... 89( ' •· 0 �1o-The The Daily Ohio IJAIIV Sentinel I . Cde~r========~============== FRIDAY POMEROY - A Jlll'eting of Meigs Coonty Pomona Gran~ has been set lor 8 p.m. Friday at thP Columbia Gran~ Hall (firehouse 1 wlth Columbia Gran~ meml>'rsas hosts. DANVILLE :-Danville Holini'Ss Church is having a f{'Vi\'al beginning Friday and continuing through 11 . Speaker will be Betty May Malone. Set'l'iCPS willtpgin at 7: ll p.m. nightly. Farm Museum hosts steam,··gas engine show Ohio POMEROY - Pomei'Oy Volun· leer Fire Department is having a spaghetti dinner Saturday !rom 2 to 7p.m. Adult s$3. Children S2. All you can eat. POMEROY - A rummagP sa le will be hPid Sat urday, fi'Om 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.. at Grace Episcopal Church in Pomeroy. The sale _Is sponsored by the Sunday School. RAONE - Racine Boy Scouts Troop 244 Is having a bake sale Saturday, lPginnlng at 10 a.m .. in front of Cross' Store. ORANGE TOWNSHIP - Trus· tees mll'ling, 8 p.m. Saturday at home of clerk. Dorothy Calaway. OOVERS ON SAtE3 DAYS ONLY!· HOOVER,. - YOUR CHOICE HOOVER. =lflble" $6995 SPIRIT'" Cleaner with LIST Portable-Canister Vacuum 199.95 rr:~:,:::::::::~:::~=~:;;:;:;:::::::::::::::::::;-1 • All Steelllondle Now at ELBERFELDS you'll MIDDLEPORT - Meigs Head Stan Parent Committee is sponsor· ing a kiddie tractor pull Friday, beginning at 6 p.m .. at ~an in ~ r Park in Middlepon. Registration from 5 to 6 p.m. Up to 70 pounds weight class. Ent ry f((' to pull Sl. Free admission for specta tors although · dona ti ons will be accepted. 18' Cord w/Wrap Convenleutlult-ln disposable Canylng llondle • II Qt. Dilpulable Bag • No Sllocll Hood • Dual-edge S ;. 'q t. " ' -.... bo9 4-posiUon rug 1tttchmenl cleaning Steel on this popular Washer and Dryer Automatic Washer $100,000 sought in Meigs County suit •. POWER NOZZLE SJ6995 RUTLAND - There will be a dance Friday, from 8 to10:ll p.m., at the Rutland Civic Center. Music by Jtomic Sounds. Admission $2 single and S3 couple. Everyone SAVE S4011 . coddy •quedraflex agitltOf •bag d'teck _____ oignot ,, \:. - ··- --- I •llifto.,..._• •.a •,..-..,.,.c-.. .......,_ ..... """""_ LIST 1209.95 S326J 1 ssou I I $16995 SAVE ~r--J S2C)95. S701! SAVE $301! right tO< quk:k •Big 16 qt. pickupo CombiMdon noz· zle tD< carpeu. rufltl. hord-lurface floort Diopollblo bog ~ ...Y to change Convenient lop-fill ditp . bag •20 Ft. cord w/wrap •quldraflex ~~:J -- U4383 Her~~~·uptor . storage ' 52015 Pomeroy pOlice check two accidents •• EMPIRE FURNITURE CO. 108 W. Main 992-3307 Pomeroy, Ohio _, T~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;f~~~~~;:~~;;;;~ 'l'HE 6BEAr SANDWICHllEciPE CoNJ'ES'l'! 3 Grtuul PrUe••• ~Delaxe Set of AIIIGIUI Appliluu:e•! Cooking Center (Microwave, Rangetop with Self-Cleaning Oven); Refrigerator/Freezer; Dishwasher; Washer & Dryer. 100 Ramrer·"P Priu•··· Year'• Sai'Ply of Oar White Bretul! Plus an Oster Sandwich Grill. PEEL NEW CRUSH fOR REAL FRUITY fLAVOR CLEVELAND (UPIJ - Tues day's winning Ohio Lottery numb· ers: Dally Number-498. PICK-4-5228. Becoming partly cloudy today, r;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ with wldely scattered showers and NOW OPEN FOR THE thunderstorms and highs between SPRING SEASON 80 and 85. Showers and thunderComplete line of Vegetable & flower storms likely tonight and Thursday, Plants HaiiJing Barlceh, Gera with a low tonight near 00 and highs niums, Rast lushes, Dogwood, Rho · Thursday near 70. dodtnclron & Shrubbery. Extended Forecast SEASON SPECIAL $750 PER FLAT Friday throup. Sunday Fair each day. Wghs will be in the 50s Friday and Saturday, climbing intD the Ms on Sunday. Overnlght MIX OR MATCH OPEN DAILY 9· 5; SUNDAY 1-5 lows wW range from the mid 3ls lo the mid to. earl,v Friday and be In the 30s Saturday Hubbard's Greemouse SYRACUSE. OHIO PH . 992 ·5776 and Sunday mornings. ELECT MYRON 94th DISTRICT STATE REPRESENTATIVE Pard tor ~Y the G~Hra CCiunty RepL!bl1 w 1Ctu b Mark K1es1rng, lreasurer. 456 Second BOLOGNA ••••••••••••••••••~8;•••••••••• 99 c fCKRI(H CHUNKY BREAST ......................~:•••••• S2. 99 ZANE TRAil HONEY LOAF .............~:•••••• S2.79 I-ll. SI'IVTHFIEtD VA(IIUM PAC SLICED BACON ••••••••••••••••••• S1.49 HOMEMADE HAM SALAD •••••••••••••••L.a~ •••••••••• a9c 30 <T. CAUfORNIA lONGHORN CHEESE •••~· SI.79 CElERY ••.•••••••!~.~~...... 79 1 I OJ . IRAfl 16 OZ. ClUO PACK CHEESE WHIZ ••.•• }!:!•• s1.59 I $149 .I CARROTS ............!.~?:.....29' I OJ. IRAfl !lKID • 4 Ll. lAG AMER. CHEESE •••• .'!~;. S1.39 ' fl~e . Gill1pc lrs. Oh SUPERIOR IIG lfD OHIO COLlY lhtaih 011 ~dally Marlwd Pat:ltaft•. No Purt:lulu Ntcr..•ry. Elltrire• Mu•t 6t lft«il>tfl ~y Ja11t 20, 1986. L.ELECT BUD" McGHEE - ot PMIIOY - ttl-3671 Ohio lottery winners Weather forecast READY TO FINISH FURNITURE WICKER CUSJOM FINISHING HAND-CRAFfiD GIFT ITEMS · bolhdays oft he show. In addition to Its specially r1 ro~ bread .and beans, lhP Country Kit chen 'Will serve cornmeal pie, hot dogs, Ice cream and pop. On Sunday at 9 a .m. t ~ Rev. Louis R. Hussell will conduct services in the dd long ch urch. Lu Ann Hus.o;el! will play lhP ant.\que pump organ and direct the singing. ThP public Is invited to attend. ThP Country Store will tX' open and has been stocked wlth craft items, souven irs and ot ~r mer· chandlse. AU buildings on the . musrum grounds will I:I> open. There is no admission charge. antique steam and ga s engine s!nw, there wlll be plenty of itddltlonal activities at thP Farm Museum, su~h as blacksmithing, spiMing, weaving and corn meal grinding. There w\11 also lP a flea market. A square dan(!' is ser fo r Saturday under the direction of Floyd Rayburn . Everett Wedge and his band wlll p-ovide the mu sic. Burl Tennant has arranged for a group of musician s to ftlrnish entenatnmenl during thP two days. String hands will play blupgrass and muntry music, plus "loot· stomping" fiddl e music. Raymond Zuspan will be In charge d a peMing zoo, \Vhlch wUI be stocked wlth some baby farm animals. The Country KltchPn wUI be open i eSeH Propelled UMlt f;ke an Up· switch S299 ....~a:~' ELBERFELDS •z ,--- --- •20 ft. cord •Big 4" ohog wtleel1 .r - - - 1 Dll SAU TDDAT fOI ·~....--...~ • l.., I tf ....... • to.MM ......... ... • ~~ •IMIWI>t •topakte tool WPICOIJIE' ' MORNING STAR - The Morning Star Church yout h group will havP a car wash Saturday, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., at Pleaser's Restaurant. system - 1159.95 AM ..._. hlndle wllh grtp - 1 U Amp. , _ • 2 opood topoide switch POWERRJL 4.8 AMP MOTOR SYRACUSE - Sutton Township Trustees will meet Friday, 8 p.m., in the Syrat-use Municipal Building. SATURDAY S6QIJ • Handy Motor/Fen ~Surloc:o CHESHIRE Gallia·Meigs Community Action Agency will hold Its fr'l'P clothing day for low-income persons on Friday, from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. ThP clothi ng bank Is located in the old high school at Cheshire. MORNING STAR - Morning Star Church near Racine will show the movie "Kevin' s Story, " which deals with drug and alcohol abuse, on Friday at 7 p.m. JuvenUP offiCE>r Carl Hysell wUI lP present to answPr questions. Two teens will be presrot to relate their own stories. Public is invlled. Refreshments wUI be served. canister Dull/Stage .. LIST wheolo 24000 RPM Funetal services for William J . (Bill) Smith, 57, Salem St., Rutland , killed Tu~sday In a tractor accl· dent , will be hP!d at I p.m. Saturday at the Ruti<lnd Church of the Nazarene. Born at Rutland on Aug. Ill, 1928, Mr. Smllh was a son of thP late Samuel J. and Lilly Marie Neison Smilh. He was employed as a Meigs Local School District bus driver and operated tbe Smith Body Shop near Rutland. Surviving are his wife, Shirley Dugan Smith; a son and daught er· in·law, Darrt'll and Caley. Smilh, Bucy rus; a daughter and son·in· Georg£' and Evelyn Burkey, price represents $37861n cash and a law, Darlene and James Vanaman, Dexter, have filed suit against tmde-ln vehicle valued at $7000. The Grand Forks, N. D.; a daughter, def<>ndan ts allpge they have repeat· Cooper Chrysler·Piymouth·Dodge, Carla Smith, at home; a son, Eddie edly lried to cancel the order and in care of Brett J affe, statulory Bishop, Windell, N. C.; threE' ~t their money back. Meanwhile, agent, Columbus, requpsling judgbi'Otbers, Raymond and Ronald The Stat<> of Ohio Departm~nt of menl of $100,000 and a I rial by jury . Smith, PomPI'Oy, and Charles Mental Hea lth, Relmburspment Plaintiffs allege the ca r dealeer· Smith, Rutland; four sisters, Betty Services, Cohimbus, has filed an sblp has breached a contract to Schee nman, Columbus; Joan action against Daniel Talbott, Jr. supply a new vehicle which thP Banks, Rutland ; Nonna Andreoni, Long Bottom, requi'Siing judgment defendant s ordered on Oct. 10, 19&1 Pomeroy, and Yvonne Whittington, at a cost of $10.786. The purchase of $4,489.68. Middlepon . Also surviving are Sl'llen grandchildren and several nieces and nephPws. Besides his parm ts, Mr. Smith bonald C. Brown, Sr. Pomeroy Pollee investiga ted lwo St. , was st ruck in Ihe rear by a car • was preceded in dpath by a sister, driven by Theodore Davis, Mason, '• Donald C. Brown, Sr., 62, Lady Wanda Smith, and his firs! wife, acc idPn ts Monday. when the Stobart car stopped In the At 1:30 p.m. on E. Main St. , Glen la ke, Fla., formerly of NPw Haven, Barbara Smith, In 1977. E. Thompson, Pomeroy, driv ing a lane of traffic. There were light ~led Saturday at his ri'Sidene<>. He was a memtl>r of thP Rutland van was struck In the rear by a car damages and Davis was ci ted on an : Born August 5, 1922, In Catlell s· Chu rch d thP Nazarene. driven by Mary Mills, Mlddlcpm1, assured dear distance chargP. );lurg, Ky., he was the son of the lat e Officiating at services will lP when Thompson stopped at lhe Cecil C. and Sa rah E. Bartram Rev. Don Bock and Rev. Lowell traffic light at lhe Sycamore St. , Veterans Memorial Ford. Friends may call at the :tlrown . intersecllon. There werP light He began his career with Appal· Ewing Funeral HomP after 7 p.m. damages and Mills was cited on an Admiss\ons .. Marth a Howell, Thursday. Burial wlll be In Miles ac hian Power Co. at Glen Lyn , Va., · assured dear distance charge. At Middleport; Ruth Monk , Pomeroy; ih 1947 as assistant chemist B, and Cemetery, Rutland. 2:35 p.m. , a car driven by John Grace Colwell , Vinton: ChariPs tas transferred to Logan in 19!il as Margaret Bailey Stobart, Apple Grove, on West Main Whittington, MiddlpPOrt. 11 chemist. He came to thP Philip Margaret Balley, 57, of Hender·. Discharges.. Eva Hanin g. MaiTiage licenses !:porn Plant, New Haven, In 1954 as son, W.Va ., formerly of Meigs ilhlef chemist, was thPn plant Marriage licenses have !Pen r - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 County, died Monday at her issued In Meigs County Probate ~glneer . and reilred In 1983 as ®!Jige mordlnator. He Is a veteran mother's home on Epple Rd . near Cou n to Charles Henry Klein Jr., Five Points. t f Worid War II, hav ing service in 39, and Carol Lynn Farley, 29. both Born Jan . I , 1929 in Meigs County, !1e U.S. Navy, a memlPr of Mrs. of Pomeroy: Jeffrey LeP Baugh· Bailey was a daughter of John ~Jnerica n Legion Smlth·Capehan man. 20, Rutland, and Crystal Eve ['ost 140 and thP St. Teresa Catlnllc ,J. and Elma Eastman Epple. She Bumem, 18, both of Rulland; Teny was a homemakPr and a Itended lhP ~urch . Bellvllle, Fla.. and a Scott Patterson, 21, and Melinda First Baptist Church of Mason. ~rmer memlPr of the Sacred Kay Hil l, 18. both of Racine. (!earl Ca tholic • Church, at W.Va . Surviving art' her husband, Rus· To end maiTiages r,omeroy. sell, of Henderson; one daughter, • Survivin g are his wife, U· Filing fo r dissolutions of their Patricia Ca ncelli of Mt. VPrnon; ~olande Brown; one son, Donald C. maniages in Meigs County Com· l:lrown Jr., Columbus. Ohio; two two grandchildren, Amber and mon Pleas Coun are Lawrence M. IJilughters, Brenda K. Clatwort hy, J osep h Cancelli of Mt. Vernon; her Babbitt . Belpre, and Angela S. mothPr; thrf.'P sisters, Freda Will of ~aleigh, N.C., and A!ICI' E. Dud Cofumbus, Delores Holter d Pome· Babbitt , Tuppers Plains; Regina iing, At h e ns: a nd nl nr Mar Davis . Syracuse. and Richard tllY and No la Brown of Columbu s: §randchildren. one brother, RogerEppleofPortSt . William Davis. Syracuse. , Fu!lf'ral services wUI I:I> at 10 Lucie, Fla.: and several nlecPs and ~. m . Thu rsday at the Sacred Hea11 €atlnllc Church, Pomeroy, with nephPws. She was preceded In death by her Meets Friday ll!onsignor Anthony Glannamore fattrr and one daughter , Barbara. Ctficiating. Burial will follow in 2500 GRAND CENTRAL AVtNUE Servlces wU!beThursday,l p.m., The Meigs County Fox Chasers c;auettsburg Cemetery, Catlett s· VIENNA, YN 26105 at Ewing Fureral Home wlth·Rev. Association wlll meet al 7 p.m. burg, Ky. (3041 295-8133 Sian Craig officiating. Burial wUI Friday a( the club house on Eagle · Friends may call at t hP Fog!<>· BRUr< HARRIS lP In Meigs Memory Gardens. Ridge. rong Fureral Hom<> from 6-9 p.m. )Vednesday. Rosary serviCE'S wlll F'rle))ds may call al thP funeral home from 21o4 p.m. and 7 to9p.m. be at 7 p.m. Wedn!OWay. ' S9CJ95 SAVE • Big .. inch bog . •, Goldie Leadingham Moore. 74. ~led Tuesday morning In Gn~nb­ Zier Convalesc~ nl Ce niN , )'{heelersburg. • Born Junp 29, 1911, in Cat1er tou nty, Ky., lo the late James l!adlson and Rosa Pennln!(lon X-eadingham, she was preceded In ~ea th by her hu sband, Scot! Moore, and two sons. o One son, J . D. Moore, surv ives ~lo ng with two grandchUdrm; two ~isters, Roxie Salzman, Gallipolis nd Hazel Calhoon. Ocean View , N. .; foqr brothPrs, Linville Lea !lingham, Wheelersburg; Huey J.,eadingham, South Webster; [)e. wey Leadingham, Dayton and Willis Leadingham, Gallipolis. •• She was a member of the United 2\a pllst Church . : Friends may call at the Harrison t'ullPral Home, Wheelersburg, ~rom 7 until 9 p.m. Wednesday, : ServicE'Sw U!belO a. m.Thursday ~ ~ the Ohio Va lley United Baptist fh urch, Wheelersburg. with Rev. f'aul Turner officiating. He•dllght INCLUDING ATT<<CHI.EN1rSI • 7\1 qt. William .J. Smith POINT PLEASANT - The West an antique Farquhar threshing Virgin !;I State Fa rm Myseum at the machine patented In 1878. Another Mason County Fairgrounds wUI old steam engine will operate an old serve as host to Ihe Seventh Annual . buhrstone grist mill; Some of lhP SIPam and Gas Engine Show old, one-cyUnder gas engines wUI Saturday and Su nday. furnish thP power for eom shellers, Robert Harvey, president of the grisl<o m!Us and other small farm Wes t Virginia Antique Steam and equipment. A number. of antique Gas A.~socla tion, said nearly 100 tractors wUI be in operation during gasollnr r·nglnes will be on display the day. during the lwo-day show. Some An added attraction to this' year's antique tractors will also be shown show w\U be a parade of all antique mobile equipment each day at 3 and operated . Various pieces ol old farm p.m. on tbe museum grounds. eq uipm~nt will be exhibited and Howard Schultz' s steam mginewUI operated periodica lly. One of the lead thP parade. In addllion to steam engines will fu rnish power to llOUGHTON CAUFORNIA ORANGES ................. SJ .69 QT CHOC. MllK •••••••••.•:•••••• 69' ms-m $ CORN-ON· THE-COB .... ~.~~~~. 1.49 26 OZ. MIS. SI'IVTH'S $· FRUIT PIES ..................~~~~... 2. 49 ' 19 OZ ..CAMPIEU CHUNK OlD FASHION CHICKEN SOUP .................. S1. 19 ORANGE DRINK ........J.~~ •••••• $2.79 26.4 OZ. TANG 15 'I' OZ. DEL MONTE . < Dairy Queen• is proud to support our.tocot children's hospitals through the Osmond Foundation's Children's Miracle .Network Telethon. <CAM D.O. Corp./1986 ( PIICES GOOD 4/28 TtiiU 5/2 ) 'GETl'llEE l'lloDliCE, Too! r -----------------~ FREE PRODUCE MAIL-IN CERTIFICATE PLEASE SEND ME ACOUPON FOR $2 ON THE PURCHASE OF PRODUCE! Maillo; Free Produce Suile N0150 Del Rio. Texas 78847·0150 ll'lust Pnn ll WHEN YOU BUY ONE 2-UTER BOTTLE OR ONE MULTI·PACK OF ANY FLAWR CRUSH ADDRESS CITY STAll ZIP • •• I U erttltsU Ill I ll ''Kill 511DOII ol lllllditt 111m JJ«IIIIJ 11111.114 Pit~ t l Flower~ Wltitt lttllll. Otter u prrn Jufltl, .t~~rw-lltsv.,rwlnls. ~111v11b mvtt bl postrrtnd IICIIMW lh" ~untll . ltll. lrlfllltntt1)toupo~tparltmll'f, DIJMilllitt Dr IHrH&. Ofttr GOGd OJtly lh 111111 wlltre Flowers Wtlltt lrtM II • . IMI II volll •iltr"" 11,._t1Jllt•. _ tudor _ reslritl,IM _ llr _ IN . Alltw _ 1·1_ ...h _ lo• ca,tllll _~_ mailt•._ _ ..J ' L •• ' '' TO C.LEBRATE MOTHER'S DAY THE RACINE MERCHANTS ASSOC. IS GIVING A FREE FLOWER TO MOM FRIDAY, MAY 2 & SATURDAY, MAY 3. YOU CAN PICK THEM UP AT: •VILLAGE CUT RATE •RACINE DEPT. STORE •STAR SUPPLY C'mon In for the DAIRY QUEEN" Chicken Fillet Sandwich . We'll serve you up a Juicy, tender breast fillet-nothing but all white meat. Our Chicken Fillet Sandwich Is seasoned just rigl;lt, and cooked up moist and flavorful. served complete with mayonnaise and lettuce. Who else could make It for you like DAIRY QUEEN"? Try a Chicken Fillet Sandwich at vour participating DAIRY QUEEN®BRAZIER®store today . WI '' ...,.® 700 NORTH SECOND AYE. MIDDLEPORT, OliO TROPICAL FRUITS .....uo··········· 99< 16 OZ. VAN UMI' PORK & BEANS ••• ,....~.~~~~ ••••••• 97< 42 OZ. RINSO SOUP DETERGENT...............~~~•••••• S1.69 15 OZ. KEllOGG CORN POPS ..............~~~ •••••• S2.29 16 OZ. TOIIIT IOWL CLEANER ·SANTI-FLUSH ......................... 89< 32 OZ. SUNUGHT DISHWASIIING-HAlf PRICE SALE DETERGENT ...............~~~ •••••• S1.39 OZ. STAIICIST IN WAliR OR Oil TUNA •••••••••••••••••••••••••••2~~~.'!~ S2 .09 7111 OZ. UINATION 2$f.~~ S2.79 SPREADABLES ............... ~l/1 ·s Ll. GOLD MEDAL SELF RISING FLOUR. •........~·~....... S1.39 �. ·II Wednesday. April 30, 1986 Po'NII'Oy-MiddlllpOI't, Ohio Page-12-The Daily Sentinel 30, 1986 13 Ohio AIIIIUIIIIt:l: 1111: nt s The Daily Sentinel 3 Announcements PHONE 992-2156 Or Write Dailly Sentinel Classified Dept. Ill Court .St.. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 ; Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice Direc to r. The Director re5f!fVes the right to reject any and &Wbids. Warren J . Smith, Director NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION 14123. 30. Jtc Columbus, Ohio Apri111 . 1986 Contract Sales Lag.O Copy No. 86-392 Public Notice UNIT PRICE CONTRACT Sealed proposals will be receNed at the office of lhe Director o1 the Ohio Depart· .mont of Transportation . Co- 1umbus. O!lio. until 1000 -A.M.. Ohio Standard Tima. Thursday. May 8. 1986. for if11Jrovf!lmants in: Athens, Gallia. Hocking. Meigs, Monroe, Morgan. Noble, Vl'lton and Washllgton Counties. on S8C1ions ATH-72.06 on State Route 7 i1 Athens Coonty. 11'1d various routes and sections in A1hens, Gollia, Hocking. Meigs. Monroe. Morgan, Noble, Vinton .,d Washi1gton Counties. by lJmishi'lg 1r1d installing raised pavet'T'IiMt marbr material!l. Project length - O.OO!oota 0.00 rrilo. Worl< length wrious feet or various rriles. Pa1191T180t Width - varies. ''The datOS Ill for IX>rTI'Iotion of this work wTI be as set forth in the bidding p-oposaL" Each bidder shall be required to file w;tt, his bid a certified check or cashktr'scheck for an amount equal to five per csu of hd bid. but i'l no ~Hent more NOTICE OF SALE By virtue of an Order af Sale issued out of the Common Pleas Court of M eigs Coonty, Ohio , in the case of James Stewart. Plainti ff \IS. P.M .A . EnterprisEIS, Inc., Defendant, upon a Judgement tlwrein rendered. being case No. 85 CV 188, in said C0-1 rt. I will offer for sale, at the front door of the Courthou se in Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio, on lhe 6th day a! June, 19 86 at 10:30 a.m.. the followilg lands and tenemMts, to wit : Situate in the Town!lttip of Salisbury. County of M eigs, .,d State of Oh io, and fun her described asiollo"wVS. to wit: Being in Section 3, To\Ml 2, and Range 13 of the Ohio Co"1Jany' s Purd'l ase. in Salis· burylotftlnsh ip , Meigs Coonty, Ohio, beginning at a point i1 the south line of State Route No. 7 where it i'lten~ects the west line of the roed running along the Chester and Sa lis · bury Township line; thence oouth 288 feet thenat north t!>an !i!ty thooWld dolln. a a 57 dog. 30' west 178 !eet to bond for ten per cent of Ns btd, the south line of State Route payable to the Director. No. 7: thence north 38 dog 00; Bidders ""st apply, on the eest 243 teet along t he south for~alifiCitions line of 18kl State Rou1e 7 to days prior 10 t!>a the P.ce of begiming, condate set tor opening bids n taining 0 .49 acres, more or accordance w ith Chapter less. 6626 Ohio Revised Coda. Excepting all the coal under- proper forms. ot loast 18n PIIW'IS and specrficationa are on file in the Depenment of Transportation and the offioe of the D is tri ct Deputy lying the above-described real estate together wrth the right to mine the 1ame. as conv~od byJohnT. AmoldendHelenK . Flowersin-a-gift for Mom. Public Notice Public Notice Page 484 of the Record of Euerriln11 of Melgo County. The Martin Ebersbach Comin Volume162. Page pany by deed dltod Fobrulr( 484 of the Rooord o! Deodo ol Gao Con1Jany.- datad JIRUIIY Ohio. And furthermore, ... afore11 . ·1936, and r1100rded in Vol. 11 . 1916...d rwcotded i1 Malgs Coomv. Ohio. Book 113, ot Page 113 of tho Excepting a1 .11 acre parcel 3, 11 Pogo 386 of the Record laid noel eototels aAbject to all rightl-of·MY .,d - Deed Recorda of Meigs of IN '""-lora convayad by of Righto-of·Way of Meigs olhor montl, N any, n shoVWI by the County. Ohio. Marie Bltt.Jp. ringle, ond County, Ohio. The aforesaid reel wtate Is Recx>rdo in tna ROOOfdo(o Deed RMera1ce: Voklme Wllllem C. BlsiK>p and Tony Offtco of Meigo County, Ohio, a~bjoctto 1 righl-of-woy given 208, Page 96 o! t!>a Meigs Blllt.Jp, huobond and wile• ., -.d !urthetn10,. .,bject to ell County Deed Records. Bob c . Bishop .,d Marvaret by Prilcilla Lar!cin and George legal highwaye. .,d 1\JrthorSaid ...1 - e weo apBishop, by deed datad July 14. B. Larlcin to the Ohio Fuel ...,. subject ID all othsr Supply C001lany. datad Juno praised ot f23 .000.00. 1876. ond roeo«<od in Volume inter- n sho""' by the Terms of Sale: Clllh. 280, Page 957 of the Rooordo 17,1914,andriiCOrdadinVol. recorda i1 tho Rocordo( s Real estate cannot be · 10kl o! Deeds. of Meigs County. 1, at PliiJe 193, o! the Record o! Rlghta-oi-Way of Meigs Offtco of Meigs. Ohio. for less than tv~~~~:Hhirds of the Ohio. Save .,d axt:opt al mi1orolo County. Ohio. appraised value. Excepti1g a1 .19 .:reparcel and m1nen1 rightl togethsr The aforesaid raal ettMa is Howwd E. F..,k. Now is the time for g-r-r-r-eot olin ""'-fo"' convevod by tho right to rriile. drill81d Sheriff of Mtrie BlsiK>p. einglo. Bob C. a~bject to a right-of-wey given with the ume. buys in the clossifieds Meigs County. Ohio Bishop and Marvaret Biahop. by Priscilla LortOn ..,d George remove Soid .. omlo•located 11 St. B. Larkin 10 the Ohio Futll 14130: 151 7. 14. 3tc husband Md wife . and William C._ Bishop .,d Torry Bishop, Supply Company, daled Juno Rt. . 124. Rutl.,d Township, 27,1914. andraoordedi1Vol. Meogs County. Ohio. ---::--:--::--:----1 huobond and wKe, ID Bud Jr. 1. Public Notice Said real flltlte mnteins at PliiJe 194, O!the Record Public Notice Dorst. tiv dood datad July 14. Public Notice appro•imatelv 87.64 acroo o! o! Rightl-of·Way of Mei!;o i1 Vol. 1976. .,d land. -1 261 . P111Je159 of the Recorda County, Ohio . LfGAL NOTICE The afonuid 1'811 eltate i1 S.od '"""""• lf)praload at Plumer'a East line; th-.OI of Deeds of Meiga County, SHERIFF'S SALE OF .,bjectto an •oement !or like TWENTY-SEVEN THOUMlligo. in tho StllteofOhlo and. Soulh following Plumor'oaast Ohio. REAL ESTATE road !rontage given by Earl SAND THREE HUNDRED in tna Township of Rutl.,d, line 1280 foot 1o t!>a northwE•OtPting a 2.18 acre parcel and In The Hogue and M- Hogue 10 DOLLARS AND N0/ 100 lind bounded ..d doooJI>od • 111 c:omw of a trl<:t of land of In horetofonl conveyad by Common Pteu Cour1 follows: Beginning 11 tho now or formerly owned by Morlo E. Bilhop. • widow: tho State of Ohio . dated Juno 1127.300.00) .,d canoot be o! oo4d for Ins then - -lhirdo ol ~ ....,.. of Section Arnold Grote (See Deed rt· Wlliam BlsiK>p and Torry 3. 1939. lind ra::o<ded in Vol. that omoum. Meigs County. Ohio 3, at PliiJe 4n of tho Racordo No. 8. Town No.8. and fl.,go corded in Vol. 176. Page167 Bishop. huobend and wile, and MARIE E. BISHOP, Said u1o it a~bject m No. 14. of tho Ohio Com- lor - o e point): thence Bob C. Bishop and Marvaret of Euemen11 of Meigs By Her Attorney-In-Fact confinnotion by J u~e Charloo County, Ohio. pony's """"-: thonoo North South ., the North right·of· BlsiK>p. hullband .,d wile. to LUCIUE DANFORTH the aforesaid reel estate Ia H. Knight of tho Coort of 1289 1eot10 F. L. McKnight' a wov line of Stlte Route now Bob C. Bishop ond Marvaret ton:t• on the HCtion li-te; Bishop, by deed datad Febru· a.~biect to an ea~ement fOr Common Plolo for Moigo 124 E WILUAM SIS HOP. : th-.cio ast- lrY 6, 1982. and "'co<ded in rood purpoMI givon by Ea~ County, Ohio. m..ce South 83 dogr.a Weot numberad Plein liffll 489 lett: thence North 39'h er!y elong State Route NO . Howerd E. F...,k. Shsrill 124 to 1NI South line of Volume 286, Page 817 olths Hogue to tho StOle of Ohio. vs. Mligs County. Ohio doted Decerrbor 28. 1933. dog. WEll 209.7 IMt; thonc:e Section 8: thence EliOt 10 the Rocords 'of Deeds of Meiga and recorded in Vol. No. 1 at 141 30; 1617. 14. 3tc BOB C. BISHOP North 17 deg. Weot 284 foot Defandont thonc:e North 28 doll. Wilt place of beginning. a~bjoct10 C~x':.1~~-ho Pemerov No. CASE NO. 85-CV·X17 407 foot; thence North &l'h the '"cotltionS hereinohw re· 8 ooll.,d all mining r"'htsand ' -,::---,...-::----::---As Sheriff of Mtigl County. dog. WElt 164 IMt; thonc:e to: .,bject 10 the rlghtl ~ ,- R in and under the eal Estate Generel Real Estate General I he<eby offorforuloat10:16 South 84'h dog. Weot 404 and 1111.-.ocqurad byW. F. privileges dasaibed r•l state A.M. June 6, 1~86 A. D.. 11 lMI: thenoo Nortll 78 deg. Utzinger i1 and to an oil gas uafor8Mid conveyed by Prisalla Larl<il tho Courlhouae stepo, Pomo· WEot 632 foot thonce Sooth !eoN. horeinaltor re!&rniCI 1<>; and George B. Larkin to B. E. roy. Ohio, tho folowing deo- 62 dog . We11 973 flelto Wm. furthormoJII. .,bject 10 tho Hyde by deed doled Sllll· cribed porool of raol ...... righto-of·lhy, hereine!w re- ....mer 7. 1905, and reoorded Situoled i1 t!>a Countv of 1<>: albject ., tho •••menta herein-.:• rafefT8:t il Vol. 94. at Page 603 of the . IUlfl)l to. and furthermore subject Recorda of Deeds af Meigl 216 E. 2nd St to o1 · hta-ol County, Ohio. ng ·MY· E•cot~ting 1NI righta and Phone e . Mai••Wa • .......,,. .,d highway~ ·K intoro111 -uired '- W. F. 1-(614) -992·3325 any, 11 ..._, bytherecordsi1 ~ "' POMEROY, 0. t!>a Recordor'oOffioe of Mligo Ultingor in, under and to an oil Cou Oh'10 end gas 1o... made by Eeo 992·22S9 PEACEFUL - Comlottable my, ' and 1\JrthorHogue and Mabel Hogue toW. NEW LISTING - MIDDLE· more a~b;ect to other 3 bedroom home 1n Minersintor- N any, 81 shown by F. Ultingor, dated August 7. PORT - A neat 12xffi Yille. Carpeting, ga rden & lg. the recordt In t!>a Racordor'a 1943 . ..,d racordod in Lease Schultz mobile home , on a I of. Dfflco of Moigo County, Ohio. Book No .. 38. at Pogo 475 a! 50x 12D'Iot. Chain link lencNEW LISTING3 bedroom· E.cepti1g • parcel of reel tho Record of La- ol Meigs ing. Equipped kitchen . 2 ~-e - e d .., ro- Coonty. Ohio. home near business sec tion -~· ---·• •r • ,_ Tho oloR108id real .,ate is bedrooms. all electric, storin Pomeroy wilh garage for grentor. Priscilla Larlcin, .,d ....... ' hi of George B. Larlcin 10 Maynard .,...,..., to 1119 - ·wovgillen age building. $16.50D.OO . only $8,000. Brothon. by doed doted Sept. by Guy ond F~Moos Larlcin 10 NEW LISTING- 1981 K1rk 8. 1908. and recorded In Vol. The Ohio Power Company, N!W LISTIG - HANDYwood 14x70 trailer. 3 bed · ... doled Oclol)or 1, 1926, and 96 • 01 page -.-... MAN'S SPECIAL - New wlrrooms. I ~ baths. range, reof 1ho in right·of·woy raRec:ords of Deedo of Mlliga cord No. 2, at Page 39 of tho in ~ new jjumbin~ new rool ~ lr~gertor . su ndeck & 20 County, Ohio. R ds M M . Cou already done in th~ 3 bed acres. L ebanon Town ship. E.copting t!>a tract of land ocor "' ergo ntv. room home. $11.000.00. POMEROY2 BRs, lu ll baheratuloq convtryed by Pricile Oh~ aforeooid real el1ate is semen t, Iron! deck & lg. ~I lorkln end George B. Lar1cin to HOfiiCII J. Moynord, s..., M. . aubjactto • right·of·woygiv., NEW LISTING - Nicely re· above all lloods. Asking Maynord n B. E. Hyde. by • by Eerl Hogue ~d Mebel modeled 1~ slory home on a $12,900. dated Juno 18, 1917. Hogue 10 The Ohoo Power qutet street in MKidleport. NEAR STORES - Nice older and recorded in Vol. 114. ot Co"".,y daled August 8. Many fea tu res musl be home. 2 baths, lg. basement. Page tn of t!>a Record of 1939.ondrecordednVoi.No. seen . $29.900.00 . slorm windows, hot water DeMit of Mlligt County, Ohio. 4. ot Page 52, oft~ Right·of· heat & 2 porches. Excepting tho tract of l.,d way Recx>rds of MergoCwntv. N!W LISTING - Here 1s a COUNTRY - 2 acres, 2 heriiiDfoNI conveyed by Ear! Qh.,. Hogue .,d Mabol Hogue 10 The afo1111fid real 8118te io good 3 bedroom home ;.ICed hou ses m need ol work. Arnold by deed dated .,bject to 1 righl·of-woygillen to sell. Older I\\ stor; home Southern Schools. Spee~al Oc:tolrer 18, 1953, .,d ,. by Guy and Fronooolorlcin 10 w~ POienlial to be a nl!l win · linancing available. oonled in Vol. 178, atPoge187 The OhK> Pe- Co""any, ner. Wants $21 ,!JJO.OO. 12 ACRES Woods, 2 trail11 Help Wanted of the Recx>rds of Deeds of dated Sapt~bor 20, 1927, ers in Chester Township.T.P. Maiga County Ohio and raco- ., Vol. 2. 11 Pogo NEW LISTING - This 3bed ~ water. Exoapmg that par;.,l of l.,d 413 of the Records of Rightaroom home in Pome[Oy PORTlAND - 2 lg. level ....,eiDfore conveyod by Earl of·Woy of Mergs County, would make a great in vesl· lots, rid hou se. ba rn. etc. For Hogue -.d M- Hogue to OhK>. _ Denzel Goegloln , Avflf'/ GoeThe aforesaid real el1ote is mentor a grand home. Level the handyman . But iu ~ lot and up to 7 rooms lotal. $11 ,000. glein. Albert Goagloin and Ch- Googloin, by cloed Owners will sacrilice to sell. . BUSINESS BLDG. - InASKING $17.500.00. 54 Misc . Merchandise come will pay lor it. Lots of space. more lo renl. Heart of Henry E. Clelend, Jr. Pomeroy. 7 Yerd Sale 992·6191 CONTACT TERESA COLLINS, R.N . Jean Trussell ..... 949·2660 DIRECTOR OF NURSING We Save You Time and _ D ottle Turner ..... 99?·5692 Trouble in Sellin&. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL CALL 992-3325 116 EAST MEMORIAL DRIVE POMEROY. OHIO 46769 Housmg rooo- Arnold. tkJJbflnd and wife: .,- dated Noverrbor 9. 1948. and & Vicinity . 67-0317 ~Residential •Commercial •Industrial RACINE, OHIO 367·7560 - 367-7671 CHESHIRE, l)HIO 4-21-tlc Office 949-2438 reco- o..,.. NEEDED IMMEDIATELY Emergency 949-2516 FREE HEARING TESIS WEDNESDAYS C!' Co1111uterized Hearing Air Selection z Swim Molds - Interpreting SeiVices a: ~ - z W. E. (Bill) SNOUFFER FEDERAL-STATE INCOME TAX RETURNS LISA M. KOCH, M.S. Licensed Clinical Audiologist The Floral Teapot Bouquet from Teleflor a Del1ghllul The f1ne Slone· ware teapot wilh 1ts delicately hand-pa1n1ed blossoms , w111 be ished and used for years to come . We'll del1ver The Floral Teapot Bouquel anywhere 1n lown - or wire il anywhere 1n the U.S.A and Canada Happy Mother's Dayl 31elefiont CALL 614-992 -2104 Equal Employment Opportunity ~ \ On May lr 2 & 3 ~ +----..+o·~ Special of the Week PIZZABURGER S1.19 t WITH FIIES .....S1.74 Mom deserves a gift scent with love. LARGE FAMILY YARD SALE PHONE 992-7075 •n1vcrnS : 9 :00 A.M.-6:00P.M. Mon . thru Sal . Evenings 8o Sunday Bv Appointment t-15-'86 tin 8-13 tin • f, l ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY "At tht End of tht Pomtroy..uon lrltlge POMEROY, OH. PH. 992·2556 oo+~••••o - We Specialite in the Personal Touch ••• The FTO ' Fragrant B l osso ms · ~ Bouquet. M oth er 's W eek begins May 5. so send early Call or vis it u s toda y . Flowers add that special touch to any prom. And we'll individualize the flowers with your outfit and per- sonality . •Corsages •Boutonnien •No•gays . POMEROY FLOWER SHOP Ph. '1'12·2039 or 992-5721 106 Bulltmul Avo., Pomoroy, OH. We accept all major c redit cards & wire flower• everywhere . T ,. ~OMEROY FLOWER SHOP . PH, 992-2039 Or 992·5721 106 lutttl'llllt '"· ,_...,, OH. We Accept AU Major Crt41t Canis & Wlrl flewtn • ....,. . . ,., lots of children's clothing. toys, relrigertor. cook stove, golf clubs and many more items. Rain cancels. Woodrow Mora residence on At. 7. beside Meigs Memory Garden. BULK OR BAGGED MGM Form City POMEROY 992 -21 B 1 8 Public Sale & Auction PUBLIC AUCTION . SA1UIDAY, MAY 3, 1986-1D A.M. GOEBEL ANGUS FARM - COOlVILLE. OHIO Frank and Patflcia Goebel have moved lo Columbus and will offer al public auction the following! ist. Directions: F_rom Athens, !Jke At. 50 East to Co. Rd. 65. from CoolVIlle. !Jke Rt. 7 to 1. Rd. 120. Watch fo r sips. REGIS1ERED ANGUS DISPERSAL: 16 rows mosl dh e2lvesand 3 yea~ing heifers. Daughters and granddau & fllers ~ PS Power Play Shearbrook Shosho ne. and !;If Power Pack.calves by Pm e DriVe B1i Sky, Independence and Plogressor. All excellenl breeding lmes.Cal· lie w1ll sell at 12:00 noon. [QUIPIIENT: 1981 Massey feriiJson 255 D"'~ w/ 15011 h>urs 19n Deu~ 3006 w/2600 h>ur~ New Holli11d 45 I mounloo SICkle ,;.,.., Deutz Fahr KH 500 PJiflype hay ledder, V<On 820 5 wheO mounled hay rake,Case 230 haybaler [recondiloned 1984), Mootgomery Ward 3 llrl_wagon, Kewanee 12 ion wagon, 20' Snowoo hay elevalor MF 136 Qurklach load~r w/oombllation t.Jcket bush hog ll5/06 roounted rotary cutter, 10 lnlernabonal dskw/ hydrauflc cyl~der MFgrader bOde Mf sal sooop, Herd _H96 3 llishel mounted sreder. Oiver 170 manure SPf'"der ~round drNen), Low-lxly laodem axle trai~r. I6' '1J1ke loolh harrow, 11" po~ hole auger, 8' cullipacker, Hydra-Cell portab~ slock scale, Bl1lzer electrrc leo re oonlroler, battery lenre oontrolers, head sale_and cattle racks, molal call crrep Ieeder, 3 Riblelwam leeders, 3 Mont! hay leede~ . Western cal puler, !ock lank. TOOLS AND.IIISCELLANIDUS: Knapsack sprayer, cyc~ne seede~. 1981 Homelrte S1400 blush cutler, Homelrte charn saw, Cra~smon Ia· ble saw, 1m~emeo 1 parts, hand looo, ppe filings, e ~ctrica l SUPIJI~s. ladders, lumber, melalsales, barl>;d Wile, ba~r twine.lenre posls. come-a~ng leoce s~elcher, log chams. 200H hang~g scales, ~ad blnde_rs, boxes ri bolls, nuls, nails . torque wrench, concrete bbcks and bncks, R!'5" Mch. luellanks on !lands. alurrinum llal botlom boal, G£ apt s•e automaliC washer and dryer, Char~low g;os Wille, Cold- SJI)t tteezer, pressure cooker can ner, can nin~ ja~. ~e tc . TERIIS: Cash or chsek w/ positivs 1.0. Nol responsible for lo ss or tccldanJs. Lunch will bt avoilble. OWNERS: FRANK and PATRICIA GOEBEL For informatoon of fii'I-S.Ift inspoction 1:111: ~614) 667-38!8 AUCTIONEER : PAT SHERIDAN SHAMROCK AUCTION SERVICE PHONE: 814 692·4310 ROOFING NEW- REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting . FA EE ESTIMATES 949-2263 or 949-2969 2· 17 ·86·11• *VINYL SIDING *ALUMINUM SIDING *BLOWN IN INSULAnON BISSELL SIDING CO. New Homes Built "Free Estimates" PH. 949·2801 or 949-2860 All STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS Sizes Start From 12116' UT1L1TY BUILDINGS Sizes from 6'x6' to 24'x36' Insulated Dog Houses Up P&S BUILDINGS lac:ine, Oh. Ph. 614·843-5191 I -20-lfc CLC COINS BUYING GOlD, SILVER & CIJIRENCY & RARE COINS Trt>nching or Any Tyrw Ra .. kho~· St'rWi(•t• Plum hing Sf'n' i('f' WIUIAMS TRENCHING SERVICE Route 4 - Hyoell Run Road POMEROY. OHIO 46769 )2834 PH. 985-3937 No Sunday Calls ·- - · ..,.. _4f.JER 5 P.M. ,___ _ _ _....,:3:.,1:.:11-'"/Hi:!•u MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE FOR All YOUR WIRING NEEDS Residential & Commercial Call: , 992·5875 Or 742-3195 IH4·11c 4-1··86-1 mo . YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE - Addon• and "modeling - Aoo1ing 1nd guHtr work - Concrete Work - Plumbing 1nd •lec:trlc.l wor.. {Free E1tlmat01) V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 or 992·7314 Pomtroy, Ohio 4-15-'86-lc 742-2889. 6 Lost and Found (614)992-6704 268-6684. LOST: bltck end gray ship.:! ki "en. bt1kle H & R Block Office. Ctll 81 4 · 446·4688. LOST Reward for gold chain. Loat at 0 .0 . Mcintyre Park. clll 614 -446-3663. LOST Black change purte in Sheke Shoppe Parking lot. keep monev 1nd retum libtlry card a & purse. Rerum to Gellipolil Deity Tribune OHice at 826 Third AVe .. Gallipolis, or cell 814· 440 · 2342 end Ilk tor Olen . Lost- Miud br..cl, coal black , 1 white paw r. front . Bald held . I 10 .00 reward . 614·986·4303. HOSPITAL SUPPLIES FOR HOME USE SALES & RENTALS 614-446-7283 Out ol 1own Customers Call Collect •Home Oxygen BUILDING GENERAL REPAIR REMODELING PAINTING INTERIOR EXTERIOR BANKS CONSTRUCTION CO. CARRIERS WHEN ELIGIIU 317 N. SKond Middleport, Ohio COMMERCIAL • RfSIDENnAL - FREE ESTIMAlES- BOWMAN'S HOME CAIE MEDICAL SUPPLY PHONE (614') 992-5009 •Hospital B!l(ls •Wheel Chairs WE IIU MEDKAR£ AND OTHER INSURANCE 63 l'lno St., GaiHpolis We Deliver SPECIAliZING IN WINDOW., DOOR REPLACEMENT 24 Hr ., EUGINE LONG BOGGS SALES & SEIVICE U. S. RT. SO EAST SUPERIOR SIDING CO. VINYL &_ALUMIIUM GUYSVIllE, OHIO Comp ... te Gut1er Work Authorirtd John DNrt, New Holland, lllsh Hog Farm Equipment Dealtr Far111 Equl~111ul - ~- L._P_• tt_•_&_S..:.•;.;:;rv.::::l~~· _ 1·3-'86 itc: . .~ Complete Remodeling Roofing of all Types Worked in home •rea 20 yNrs " Free Estimates" CAU COLLECT: Ph. 16141 843-5425 Roger Hysell Garage ROSE EXCAVATING R!. 124,Pomorov Ohio land (!taring. Ponds, ltpli< AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Systems, Hto•Y Hauling, Stant & Gravtl Houling Alto TrUtllilttlon PH. 992·5682 or 992-7121 IACINL 01110 FREE ESTIMATES Oil Fitlcl Stnict, landscaping, lastmtntl, lltctrkol Work RESIDENTIAL. COMMERCIAL A INDUSTRIAL (Certified El~rlei an l DON lOSE, Owntr 949-2493 Ho1111 143-5340 3-24-llc 1-12·2 mo. 4/ 21 '86/ 1 mo. J&L BLOWN INSULATION VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING •Insulation •Storm Doors ICUl OUT lOR FUIURE USE! J&F KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE CONTRACTING 985-3561 •Storm Window• All Mtku •Waahen •Diahwas t.n •Rangea •Re1rigeraton DOZER , BACKHOE. TRENCHER . SEPTIC SYSTEMS. WATER . GAS & SEWER UNES , RECLAMATION, PONDS. SPRING DEVELOPMENT, HOME FOOTERS. DUMP TRUCK STONE & DIRT JAMES KEESEE •Dryers •Freezers JIM CLIFFORD PH. 992-2772 PARTS and SERVICE PH. 992-7201 4-5-llc tl FOUNTAI N RESTAURANT Located in the Saddlebrook Inn Rt. 62, 8 mllea south of tha Pomeroy-Muon Bridge Chooso lrom 3 Meats Hom. Chicken or Baked Sl"k Served with 4 vecellbles. ulod. dessert and drink. SUNDAY BIJFET 11 :30 o.m. lo 2:00 p.m. for $4-95 ' Children 12 & Urdsr 1{2 Price 5 & Undsr FREE Our Sprr·ioll )' WHOlE APPlE PIES for $4.50 •· Il-l mo. TOWN & COUN11Y VnERINARIAN CUNIC Paul E. Shockey, DVM PT. PlUSANT OFFICE 305 Jackson An. SIIAU AIIIMAL HOUtS Mon.-Wod.-1hn. 3.5 pm Tuii. 6:30-1; Fri. 1·2 pm Salvrolay 10-II :!O'om LUGE AlllllAL & SUIGEIY IY APPT• • PH. 304· 675-2441 BEND AIEl CALL Ripley Office - For Ho•ri 304-372-5709 · 10-lrl-«c Lost: 1 male yellow' tiger cat. We•ring black fle1 collar. If located , call814· 992-8617 . B Public Sale & Auction Flee Market bp1nd1 CuStomer ICCepttnCI of our WlfY WH • k.,d marllet piece forces •Pir'l· lion at our-outdoor ~111• erN . cu110mtr paved psrki'lg lfll and d1y1 of op•atlon . Now k1 our third year 1hop The Flu Field, every Wednltldey, Fridey. Saturday and Sundey. Planty of pavtd parklni and barg1ln1 old end new . Semelocatlon Rout11 36 &: 160 . Tha 'former Theler Ford property . Growing bigger tnd blt11f· Juat for you. 9 PLUMBING & HEATING New Loca~on : 168 Norlh Second Middleport, Ohio 457 60 SALES & SERVICE We Carry Fishin g Supplies Pay Your Cable 8r Phone Bills Here IUSINISI PHONE 16141 992-6S50 RISDEN(( PHON£ 16141 992 -7754 1/ ?11 / Un DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT CIRCLE CONTRACTING Wanted To Buy We paycuh for late model clun Uled Clrt. Jim Mink Chev.·Oidalnc. Bill Gene John10n 614·445·3872 TOP CASH peid for '83 model tnd newer uMd ctn. S mlth Buicii-Pontlac, 1911 Etatem Ave., Ga111polit. Call 81 4-.,.8 · 2282. Wtnttd _iunk IUtOI. Cell 814 Buying dally gold , tilver coiru, ringl, jewelry. Harling were. old coins, ltrgl cUrrency. Top pri· C81. Ed. Burkett B~rber Shop, 2nd. Ava. Middleport, Oh. 814 - 992-3476 . Complete Building Employntenl and Contracting Servin . (Free Estimates] JEFF CIRCLE, SR. long Bottom, Ohio PH. 949-2649 2-20-tln BISSELL BUILDERS CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES Help Wanted AVON SeliA von mlke60% . Call 514·448·33 58. Ctreteklr to live-in epartment CO fl1)kl x. Call 30··675-6104. Loca l COI'f'l)IFIY hll a position open tor a indl\iiduslto partarm elettrical & mechanical meintenance . Hotpitel & life insurance. Send riiiU rna to Bolt T3000. In care ot the Galllpolia Deily Tribune, 825 Third Ave., Galli· poll•. on •83 1 . Carpenter overall lltl)lf'ienct. long term po"tiol\. in Columu- buo. OH 614-853·8832. " AI Reasonable Prices" PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 Day or Night NO SUNDAY CALLS 4-16 -'86 tin 10-8-tlc I MONEvt FENCE COMPANY Pll. 992-6931 Afttr 5 Call 742·2027 RADIATOR SER~ICE We can repaif and re· core radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. PAT HILL FORD "Free Estimates" Installation Available 4 I 992-2196 . Middleport, Ohio 1 -13-tlc THE QUAUTY PRINT SHOP FH All V.tt P1lotltt N11ir PWS: Offl<t S.Atlll & Furniture, Wedding ond Grodua!lon ~totiontry, Magnttic Sigos, RuW.or St~~nps, lulintss Forrm, Copy StrvkH, Elc. 25S Mill St., Middleport t04 Mullotrry b., Pomoroy 992-3345 3/2/~n WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENilH •SYLV~NIA •SPEED QUEEN lAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR •SATElliTE SAlES l SERVICE -· Ht~ Af•ll Tl• SkopTeek•lelu •• Daly RIDENOUR . TV & APPLIANCE CHESTER- 985 -3307 4/ 1/ Hn EAGLE IIIGE SMAU BIGIIIE CEIITII l'arts • Sonlct 949·2"9 lotlfillflll 0"" PUSH MOWER TUNEIW {Pir11 Included ) Oil Chengo. s " ' - Blades $19.95 Tum left tt Mt~• Mernorv Olrdent , 3 milt off At . 7 m the right 47169 Eagle Ridge Rd. 1-17-tln Frkl~ uo 10 • ,on :- · · 3 mila• out Rt. 160. Look fOf Balloon 'al · Yard Sele 1 mile N. on 160 from Hot pitel \12 mile on O.J . White Rd . Mi1el May 1, 2. 9·7 6 famity ytrd 11le Mey 1, 2. 3 It 324 Beech St . Mktdleport. Rich erd Sp1ncer . Tuppen Plelnt. May 2. 3 . Recliner chllir, sofa , ,::toth ing, pictu res. hand· made wooden item1. 9 :00-fi :OO . 1.2,3 at the cornet of 4th 1nd P..rl St. Racine, Ohio. Toys, Old Glassware, Children• clo thing, lots of •mall iteml. M~ Garage Salfl Thurs., Fri. & Set. 2 mile from Rt . 141 on Neighbor hOod Rd . Gereg 1 S.le Mey 1. 2. 3. 4 Bahtnd Bidwell PottoHice. Good verlety and bargeln a. Ytrd Sale Thurs.· Fri. 9 -5. 2 mil111 above Crown City at log home . Baby bed, cunaint, bedl· preada, misc . Sele Mey 1 , 2, 3. Circle Or., Plants Sub. 10· 4. 1nfant-2T boy's clothing, tov•. mile . Mev 1 It, 2nd , 3rd . 701 Cherry St .. Vinton, Oh. Antiqu•. stone jugs. glassware, collactllbles. bottl81. clothll, junk. Lerge Yerd Sale. Rodn"Y Village II , ~riday May 2nd & Saturday Mey 3rd.. 8-&PM . Curtelnt, bldtprtadl. gle11w1ra, many mora nice item1 . Y~rd S.le May 3rd. 9 :00AM to 6 :00PM . Houtal'lold gooda , 10011, IOml!l antlqu". 34 Vinton Str.. t. Three Famity Yard Selesia milat from Galllpollt on Rout1 141. Saturday Mev 3 rd . One Dey Only . Matern ity tnd baby ciothel. toy1 . houHhoid end m l~e:lllaneous items . Everything muat go. Stllttarts 8:00 o'c.lock A.M. Geraga Sele 360 Debby Drive. Friday Mey 2nd . 9:00· 4:00. Clothn. lho11. toy•. mite. Yerd Sale Mty 1 , 2 . 3. AproM . 4 mllel out At . 218 from At. 7 . Home Interior, bedlpriNid , cur · tl!lins, ja.n1. c hildren clothet. btg lilfl clothel, baby ICCIIIOfie&. w1ight1 & weight bend't, loti mora . Thur s., Fri. & Sat. 9to 4. 1926 Chntnut StrNt 5 Family Yerd S.la. Cerport Sela 204 Kineon Or., Mev 3, 9·4 . Jra. tize 5· 9. Home Interior, more . Mey 1, 2 . 3, 10 ·3 . Road bt1ide Blue Founta in Motel. Clothing , tova. picnic: tabla, tools end more. Yard Sale 3 Family on Rt 588 . Thurs .. Fri .• • Sat. 9·1 Y~rd S.le Fri. & Set. 5·2 & 5· 3. 'h mi. off N. Rt . 7 on Georges Crettc Rd. Redwood houH on left. Yerd Self! S•t. May 3. 1988 . 9em-3pm. 508 Oek Driv e . Spring Vallev Sub. Moving . . Yerd Sale 3 Femili11 clo thM infents -edutts. mllcelllfliDU I . 459 L1ri1t Drive, neMt to Econo Lodge. Mo, 1 & 2. 9:30·1 Porch Salaor1 old Rt. 1BOacroll from the Kerr Post Office. Thurt., Fri. 6 S at . lntlde Yard Seie 218 3rd. Avfl. Friday Mty 2. Set. Mey 3 & Mon . May 5. 4 Family 2'h miles out Rt. n5 . Recliner, bookl . 1ampl, clo thing, ~tc . 9-6. Thurt.·Sat. 3 Family Yerd Sale. Baby bed , pleypen. high chair. rtrollar, loti of doth• from Infan t to adult . dithet, wetd trimmer, chain saw, lots of misc. Items, ch•p. Fri. & Sat. 10-5. 647 4th Ave . 15 ' 11res, toya, ham Iter CIQII, 2 thotgunl, electric mower, inflnt thru edull clothing, misc. Second & Or1p1. ThuJs. thru Sat. Gtr~geSIIIMIV 1,2,3. Old 160 Evwgreen 31JJ mll1 from HMC. J1an1 .' clothing •II aile• 25 cents to 60 cen1s. mile . items. Wllhall all Itt liP· Glgtntic ·111e: Everything must go. 1 mile down Reiley Run Ad . Watch for stgns. Thur. Fri.& Sat. 4 Family 163 Te... Ad . M•v 1, 2 & 3. Women•. childrtnt. men1 c~t hing , tov1. blcycl11, shoet, tir.. . Garag1 Sale Thursday , Fridey. Saturday . 32 Chillicot he Rd . Mini bike, bicycle. quiltt, too l1. Gen~ge -lc- Yerd Sale: May 3rd. Lot Betl ind Ganerel Tire S•l• In Mktdlepon. Clothn and mi1c. itemt. Garage 11111 by Columble Grange et mile merkar 13 oo S1. At . 143 . May 2 and 3. 9-41)m . Air cond itio ner , clo1hing, toys , pool table, bsby clothin11. tup perware, IUitc eu. houMtlold items and misc. Ytrd tale- Georg8 St. New Haven . W.V. 304-882-24615 . May 2 and 3. 9 -3. · Wt miles out 143 to Harrilonvllle. May 2 tnd 3, 9 till!. A lit1le bit of everything. Vard Sale Centenary Townhoull Mev 2 a. 3, 8 :30am-6:00pm. Furniture. children ' • clothes, toys , etc Saturdey, May 3, 10 to 5, 230 lincoln Hill, Pomeroy, men1 , "WOmen• and children• clothing . Garage Sale 9 20 First Ave. Thutt ., Fri ., Set. May 1, 2 & 3. 9 :00am-5:00pm . Antiques cupboard• &: wardrobe•. gluswara, d1ildran' 1 clothing, badtpraadt, pillows. t haeu, ho~o~uhold aniclea. 2 big yard HIM on Rt. 143, 'AI mile off At . 7, Ponwroy. Mev 1 It, 2nd , and 3rd. 9:00·5:00 . Mataon 't, Morning Stir Rd .. Saturdey, Mey 3rd. Rain can· celt. &14·949 -2727. Yard Sale Fridsy. May 2nd ontv 9 :30 -7 Baby clothet, playpin. riding mower, lamps. mite. 11 3 4th Ave. 2 lamily y11rd 1111. 2931JJ S . Second, Middleport, Ohio . Garage Sale Fri .. Sat. Country Aire 'h mi. out Georges Creek from Rt 7. Clothes, bed . loti meterial , remnantl , entique rocker. tablll . metal told chain and much more . 3 family yard tala . No rth Main . Rutland, Ohio. May 1st. 2nd, and Jrd . Fridey, May 2nd. Aullf ic Hlll1, SyutCUII, 11.1m klft at top of Bridgmen Strea1. CkJthn. toy1, atereo, min ibike, go-c1rt , bed· room tuitl!lt, bookc1111, doort. mu ch mora . Big yard 11le. Thur•d•y and Friday 9:30-1. Several families . Home inter io r, tupperw1re, dithet , clothll. 1lec. 11ove loti of mite item s. Tum right "om Beale School. Second lane on right. Founh houlton left Aummega Sele Th un . thru Set. Ftowen, h1ngen. bedding, Au· le11. lndien titvar turquoi11 jewelry {60% otfl St. Rt . 248 neer LongboHom et Virglnl1'1. ----P'orrliirav·-·-··----Middleport & Vicinity May ht, 2nd. end 3rd . 4 t.mily . 383 Perk St. in Middlepo rt . Bicyclll. plet torm seal•. rill · roed lantlmt. misc . Garage Sale-Ma'i 2nd and 3rd. Main Street, Coolv ille. Clo thll, baby cloth11, dishes, books. Something for everyone. 9am· 4pm. -· ··· "Pf'Piiiiisi·r .r···· & Vicinity May 2· 3. 6 femllles · cklthing. blby items. dish ... furniture. Willford r111idance. Arbough ad · ditlon. Tuppert Pl1in s. •. •. •• ••. . ... •••• . • .• •••. •• •...• ·r 6 Family- At Gordon Holte r• near Ba t hen. May 2 end 3. follow sign• from Mernoriel Gardens. G•• renge, Fr~nkltn flreplece. weight•. bike, antique 1tand. gun cab in at, tupperw•re. di1ht1 . clo the~. end much mo re mite. lntidt if reins . Rea M~rket l ll Curl.-,'tEnon, 2 mlltl out Send Hill Roed. May 5 and 4 . For more Information caR 304·675-3128 """' 5•00 con 30.·675·3916 . 6 femity ytrd ula. M1y 1 , 2, 3 . 209 Seventh St .. Point Pltlllnt, quihe. 20 Inch BMX bike. tep•. : lot• misc . Rain u- shine, Mey ht and 2nd. 8 :00 am·6:00 pm. CASH ONLY. Many houllhotd i'lema , toy1, Cb1hing , 880, 36 inch wood e•t. door. 32 inch ttormdoorand eltt. door with cuing, 2 lntiQue rockers. humidifier, many mor• like new item1. 4 milll otf At. 1 on for•t Run then 11fl mile out Morning Star Rd. 15 Fe mily Cerport S111, Thur.:. dsy thru S•turday, red brick hou• acro11 from Ptymouth Roatl , Gtllipolil Feny. Ail lin clothing, lots of misc., cheep pricet. Yard Sele. 1t1rts Wedn•d•y• Shrine Club Road . Raer t i'l e fillet' , riding mower, ctothll and misc. 10:00 till dirk . ' Wed .. Apri l 30 and Thur1 Mey 1. 10 :00 em-4 :00 pm. Upright freelltf, misc . fumiture, bicycl•. girls cloth ing , loti of Fil htr· Pr ice toy1. Look for sign• near railro.:l necks in De•ter. 1 5 famlty yard u le May 1 . 2 . :i. from 9 :00 AM to 6 :00 PM It Powell's Barber Shop. Geliipolll F•rry, W. Va . This Is a large aal• in~dol clothing. housewere, kn.ck NICki, mowen, tool1. May 1 .2.end3. Across from Fire Dept. Ra cln1, Ohio. Clothing, Knick kniCkl, Curttins, end etc. Rain cenotlt. Yerd Sale, At. 2. Riply Roed, Anne Schmitt. Sale Thursdey and Fridey. • 4 fam ily yerd ule: 2nd end 3rd. 111 . hou111 on rfght on S .A.248 In Chester. New comfort• end ahgen• Something for everyone. 6femllnardllle. 123, 124Pert. Drive, Point Ple11ant, Thur1dey Fridl"(. Stturdev. B:OO till 2:oo: May 1 and l . Yard Sllft, Bedapraad• . drap•. fumhure, clo th81, Riggscrett ebove E11t· ern. Rain ·Shine. 7 family yard 1111. Rt. 2 North 8 miles, Mev 1 end 2 . 9:00 to 1. ~kJthing Ill lila. Aj,plian oes. litt le of avervthing . 5 family yard 11le: Burlingh.m. Modern Woo dsmen Hall. May 2 and 3. Yard S1le, Saturdrt. May l. G111ipolis Feny. house on rivet" bank. between e.. le School and Glif Stltlon. Garage Sale: May 2 and 3. Crew Ad . Rold behind ftirgrounds. Y~rd Sale. 2205 W1shln;ton Ave., Frid•v•nd S1turday, 8 :00 to 4 :00, Beby 10 eduh cloth ... gltnwtre, tumiture tnd misc. Garagestlertin Oflhine. Mty 1 Until 1. At Moorer•itlenoe. Rt. 7 by pall Township 207 . Big. Big Y~rd Sele, 2219 Oak St.. Thurs. Friday, s ... 1 . 2. 3. Yard Sele Friday May 2, 312 LeGr~nde. 9 :00 to 5:00. Furnl· tur1 , stereo, bicycles, clo thing , houMWtrH, toys , etc. Vard S1le: 4 flmili81 . Friday and Saturday At the home of R~_lltr~:k _1:>1 Broadwsy chi ldren • and Misc. Cerpon Ssie, Thurs. Fri, Sel. 9:00 till 4:00 PM. 3 bikes below Shadle Bridge. G•llipolis FelTy. 11 18 Wanted to Do 21 lawn care. auto work, body & mechnicel. Painting , hou11 rooft· blmt. No j)b to big or plddl6ng. Rtttontblt "'"· ctll I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUdliSH- corpo- l-:::::::::::::::::::+~:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~.:;::::::::::~::::;. Owner of rapidly growing ration needs to hire several good people 1o tetc:h the Floor Cere Butfnlll to . Mun bt n11r, ambitiout S. have eutomobW.. Call Thursdey or Friday, 1 OAM to 2PM, 614-448 -7441 . EASY ASSEMBLY WORKI ACCENT Huge Patio S.le Thu•tday & Yerd Sale Infants. eduhl . mile. Thurs.. Fri., 9 to 5 . 1071 Second Ave. St:IVICCS 11 - - -- - -- - Rodney Church of God Rt. 35, flea Market Bazaar. Sar. Mty 3rd. 9-4 . Anyone wishing to •~ up, 16.00 a d•Y· Bring own t1bl11 . For information ell 614 -448 - 1080 . If tomaone wan11 to donate item• cell tor pickup Yard Sala Bulawilla Townhoull . 1tt. & 2nd. 9-8 . Yard Sele May 1.2 . Gtllil Felrgroundt on the stege. Clo~hu , newborn • up . 9·1 388-9303. SELLING COINS, GOlD & SIVER WHOlESALE 14 KT. JEWElRY She· ll)otted male coon Munda. If seen call Wayne Harrison. 614 · Lowhoy Hauling St-plic SyMi f' m M licensf"d & Rond4•d " FREE ESTIMATES" Howard L Writesel e part German ns. [uAtom Weldin~( •New Roofing usiness Services Young female ~ng - haired white house· cat. Call 61 4 -985 -3944 OJ 614-986·3907 . LOST Reward, Lost r. Smoke Row, Rt . Of Patriot Ott. area , 2 black, t1n & white TRENCHING IS OUR LINE AUTO CENTER Free J1Uppln to good home . VJ Pit Bull, 'h Germen Shephard. Cell 814·266·6074 . ph•d. end 1 white German Sheph8fd to give IIWIIy. AI temaln . all spayad . Call 814 · 107 Sycamore St., Pomeroy, Oh. (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue. Box 1213 ~allipolis, Ohio 45631 •Rep~ cement~ndo~ Headquarters Giv99way A Collie, FULL & PART TIME REGISTERED NURSES 4 Yardulalt thar•td'"ceof V'lfl \len Mtttr. SyrecuM ~ero• from thl!l M•thodllt chu(ch. FridiY end Saturday Mev 2 1nd 3 . Lerge Mtl women• dothn . Dlthe1 and cooking ut., li l• 1nd lo ts of Misc. Items. Garage Sale 6 Femity 1t Cent• nary . Mty 2 a. 3 . Femele Siamne cet, daelawed , to good home . Call 614-367· 0581 . Real Estate LJ! •1 Yerd Sa~ 1t cro11roed1 of Kerr · HIH IIburg 6 Bidwell· Rodney Rd . Chikh.,, dothu S. mite. itema. 9 til 4. RAYMOND E. PROFFm (MAC) IF NO ANSWER CALL: TEAFORDm WANT THE BEST FERTILIZER AT THE LOWE ST PRICES? BLENDED TO YOUR NEEDS PLENTY OF SPREADER S 8 Femitv Y~rd Sele. Fri. & Set. Old Thei11 Market , At. 180 It Porter. 9:00AM -6:00PM . a~bloctto a righl•of·WIY given by Eo~ Hogue to tho Ohio Futll rooo- AHANDFUL OF CASH IS BETTER THANA 4 Femity 132 4th Ava ., Gallipo· 111. 2nd. a. 3rd . Homelnt .. lcnlof clothing & mi1c . ----- -Giillfiiolis--·-··-·-· •BUUDOZI •END LOADER •TRUCKING •TRENCHING •CRANES •DRAGLINE SEWERS · BASEMENTS WATER UNES - SEPTIC TANKS · CREEK & FIELD DRAINAGE PONDS • MOBILE HOME SETUPS - ROAD BUILDING· • LAND Public Notice 992-2156 Mothers Day 1s Sunday, May 11 '(atd Sa\BS t714 .00 plf 100. Guerentead Paymtot. No 11le1. Detail1. Send 1111mped envelope: Elan· 5847. 341B Entarpri11, Ft. Pierce, Fl. 33482. Government Jobt. •18 .040 : t69.230-yr. Now Hiring. Ctll Help Wanted Beautician• naedtd . Call 304· 875-4610 dov: 30•-&75-3449 t\'enings. Green Ac:r• Reglonel Can ter, Inc., h11 an op.,lng fo r 1 pert-time LPN in Point Pleasant. lnttrllted peraont thould call 304 -712 -2!22 , we ar1 an 1·800·142·38 19. ACT NOW - Pei'IC)nnal wanted - We are upandi'lg, we nted mM'IICIII'I, trlinltl , rteruitMI and ul•people . Must be me· ture. good appe•enca lf'ld pet'· eonllity. Average Income •405 to •540 per WMk or mort blstd on ability for Int.,.,._. Appty In per.on at PoInt Pl... ent Ctty Bulldirlg, 400 Vlend Street. PointPieulnt, W. Y1. Thurtdly, May 111 at 10:45 t .m. ShMP or 1:1! p.m. Sht"l No phone ctlll. Ask for Marketing end Menufecturlng COt'P of America. " An Equal Opponunlty Em· JIIOYtr'', Uve in colll»•nion to 1hert ho~o~sehold dutl• with tld•ly lldy. room ~~td boud, very ern.ll ulery, 304-575-2038. 571· 2623 bttw- 4,00 PM 10 1:00 PM. IN G CO . reconvnenda th at vou do bulin111 with people you know , a nd NOT to und money througt'l the mall until you heva lnv•tigated I he oft1ring . .,Y!Imo 810·2•6·9193. F111anc1 al E.O.E. 1·805-M7·1000 ht. R-9805 c--;::;::::=~====== fo• cunontiodO<olllot. 12 Situations Wanted WANTED : Prior Mllltery Strvlc'e Mtmblf't, The Army Gulfd need• your txperlenoe. Join now for • part-time job witfl benefit• like retirement end .tucatlonll 111l1ttnoe. 304·675-3950 or ll_usiness Opportunity HouMciNnlng. Call 614 · 44 6· 7111 ' Bookkeep• With 5 ylart tiiPI· ri10ce inaHTWI tu preparation. Talting new cllant1. Bulin•.... tarman. trucker•. rentall. Rall · oruible rttll. Cell 81 4-992 · 2311 after 4 :00 p.m. Now have 2 opanrtg• lor en tklerty Of dllebled woman or m... h mv homt 11 Tuppe" Pleint . 10 Yllfl e1tperien 01. plenty of TLC, JIIIOnlbll rat11, QOOd rlltranCie. Clftii14· H7 - :M02 ar 5U-H7-S329. 17 Mlacellaneoue Doteon Tr.. I.-vice, fr11 Mil· met11. !04-578-2897. 22 Money to Loan 21 Business Opportunity Own your own Jean · Spor11wear, Ledi11 eppetel. childran1. lerge alle, petl1e, oonoblnetion ttora , metemttv. dancawear, eccet10riu. J ord· eche. Chic, Lea, Levi, lzod. Gitana , Tombolf , Celvin Klein. Strg6o Val ante. Evan Picont. Lbi Claiborne. Membtfl only, G11o· line, H11ltht111, over 1000 oth· ert. t13 ,:1)0 to U4,900 irWin· tory , trllni'lg . flltturtt. grand open i'l a 11c:. Ctn 01'., 111 c~ey, Mr. Ktonen j3011 578-31139. Own y~ur own Jttn · $ poJ1tWMr, Lldill Apperel , Child,.,,, L1rga Silt, Petite, Combr,etlon 1tore, Metemlty. Dan'*"''"· Acc:es10ri11. Jord· acfle. Chic. LH. L...,l. lza d. Gileno , Tomboy, CaMn Kltln, Serg5o Valente, Even Pleone, Lb: Clelbomle, Mtimben Only, Oat· ollne, Htehhtta, ovtr 1.000 others .• •13.300 to 124.900 Inventory , training, flktUNI , gr.,d ap01lng eo:. Can op01 IB dey1. Mr. KHntn (3011870· 31139. I HOME OW NERS · Rifin anc:e to k:tw fi•ed rate . Ute equ ity for •"Y p.npou. Leeder Mortgage Co., 61 4 - 592 .:~()51 , 23 Professional Services PIANO TUNING AND REPAIR , red iecover your pieno' 1 beautiful tone. c1ll today , Wardl Kayboard. 304 · 6715 - ~00 or 87531124 . Rea l Eslale 31 Homes for Sale • 4 bedroom houea, firepltce. 3 mi. south ofO•IIipollt, U9,900. Call days eu•. ue-1611- or tvtnlnga 614 -.-..1·1244. 7 roomt I bath, 1 ecre mort oc I••· carpeted throughout Yinyl J siding 126,000 . 12 N. Meln St Cl'l11hifl. Cell 814·44·8 -3793." , �. .. LAFF-A-DAY HomeaforSele 114,100. COlt 114·441·2174 """' 1:00 W...dOVII. Llrve I bdr. ·hou•, i mKI from ~_; · ""W ~ ' town, 2 fvM botho. C.l., gao-. price riducMI. C•• 114·2•1· 9248. a 2 or 3 bedroom lg. kltch'" IMngroom, g.. hMt wood bumlng ttove. 3 buitd· logo. L...- 1 city bloc:ll from new ctty pool. ICfOIIt""t from llg of new goH coune. C1ll a •...r• 3 bdr., 32 ICNI, oil ~tit . county w1ter. Rt. 7 , EuNk8. •croll from dim, t32.000. c •• sa. 446-2208. 3 bdr. 'ntwl¥ rtm0dl41d Yt. mi . from city, rNI b•g•ln, owner On• bedroom hou•ln dty, VlfY good COftdtdon, n.w plint. and other lmp~entsln outbuild· lng. price reduced to 112.000. Coli 114-441-3110. e acree. 3 bedroom brk:lt hoiTIIt In Kyger CrHk School k)ta~tN diltrict. Price t49.000. C1ll 387.7238. SmoM hou•. ono bd<., 84 Mill c.- St.. OollpoHa. uuoo. Coli 11 4 ·441-2839. 7 rm . houn wlth un1H1chH 2 car gar-ue. Mhchell Ad. *Make offerl Bkl1 to be opened MIV 24 . M .A. ChlinNW, At. 3 Box 126A, Oolllt><>Ma, Oh 41131. 1~ ..______. ~. . ..., :::_JJ\._~,~~~~ '0 \~t ?~, "Quick, dear, reprogram our robot, he's supposed to be SERVING the drinks!" 1':;:;:::;:;:;::;;:::;:;:====-r.~;;~~;::;~~:i 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 1882 Sharto Holly Park, 141170. 3 bedrooms. t14,600.00 . Peo· pfn B1nk. 304-876-1121 . . 1973 Kirkwood double wide on Private lot. Large front porch, 3 · ,HuntinG 1nd good flahing . C1n bedrooma, 2 full bath1. dining ·bt negotiltld wtth O'M'II' . Call room. family room. 2 air cond. ··4-911-4312. fully CII'Jiated. e11c cond. ni ce locetiOn, Gallipolis FMry, 304· Government HornM from 11 IU 178-3087. t'epair). Alto dllirtquent tax 4 bedroom hotN for ule. Good ,..pony. Col 1-108-187·1000 Ext. GH-9101 for lnform~t~ - Larve 2 story home. FuU b..etnent with wood fumecelnd full Oil fumece, cerpon, picnic thel · ,.,, trett. hook-up. Approx. 1·2 1cr". In Dexter. 128,500. C1ll 11ol·7•2·2832. bPEN HOUSE SUNDAY MAY 4th 1 :00-1:00. e P• otd home on 493 Orlnt St. in Middleport. 3 b.:lrao m1. 1Y.t b1thL back porclt. doublo lot. COlt 11 4-423- 8111 . ' .oom hou.. with btlth . 11h fCNS at lntMHCtion 1'3 1nd 7. Turn left. firlt frill\ houM. Call 33 Farms for Sale 142 It,.. wtth houM, b1rn1, 2 lge. ponde. limee tone. Ce ll 814· 248-9248. 34 Business Buildings 3500 sq .ft . brlt k building. lda1lly suited far office space. Loceted In city Hmlt1 on main h~hw1y . paved parking for 17 can. C1ll 514-lt48-0070. 114-1192· 7413. fy Owner: Mkldl.port corner kit. 3 bedroom home. 1 Y.. bttht. modern kttcken. 11V'"I room. dktktg room, 1 c• 1•11•• Cll' port, p81kJ, ckJ•• to tdlool 1nd shopping. M•ny Gtra '1. Excellent condldon . Good neflhborhood. Priced to tttl. No 8undly Cllll PIMie .. t• furnace. 114-882-1072. 4 ,(OOfnl, bath, pMtl'f fumif,hed , tvP-' throufhout. Forced 1ir furn1ce. CO'olertd petlo, 1 OUt· bolldlng. Colll14-317·7&18"' 814-317-0381. ln"MkldiiPOrt. ?roams. 2 bathl, full ' ble....n, 1• hHI. lir oondftionotl, woll inoulototl, 2 page. nice comw lot. Phone lft·t92·3!81S or 114- CM' , 992· 2B80. Two ltory .frame home for eale. four bedroome 1Vr b ...... on Stete Aoutl 124 in SyrM:UM. Price reducld fat quk:k Hie. If interested elM eny drM exc-.n 36 8o Lots Acreage For 11le by owner 4 .8 1cres, 32x88 bldg., pro~ ertya l l fenc ed. good home building lite . 122,800. Coli 614-288· 8622 . In Mlll1 VIII~ •· good building 1ite, r..1oi\1bly priced. C1llafter 4 , 614·441-•207. 1-& tcr•. pertialtv wooded loti nelf 1pprowd lub-divlt ion. T.P end C. watlf 1nd 1pproved road to e1ch lot. Aaaon1bly prlc.cl, w ill fln1nce wit~ 10 Pti'Cent down. Coiii14-9B6-3594. 2 lolL 8 mil• from Point PfeiHnt. 304· 575·5589. &.83 acr11 for U&.ooo.oo. PIMnnt V1II1Y Farms. ptlone 304-871-4208. H r:n l~l s 41 Houses for Rent Sand Hill Rood, 118,000.00. 304-891-3313. 34 acre cropland . 50 ICr .. pasture a. 1obecco elotrnent. Call 30'· 575· 1104. 38 • c res f~rmlng lend for l•au on old Rt.33 . Cell 814 - 949~ 2103 . 4 to 6pm. 44 Apartment for Rent J AC KSON ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equ•l Houting Oppor- tunity) monthly rent ltlrts 1t '176 tor 1 bedroom 1nd 1212 for 2 bedroom, deposit 1200, louted ne1r Spring Vlllt'Y' Plu• and Foodhmd, poolandC1bleTV av•ilable. oHice houre 11 possible 10 em to 4 pm and 7 pmto 9 pm Mondl't'·friday, Cell 114448-2745 or l..ve m•Hae. Nicely furni1had mobile home, eff. ept .. centre! 1ir 1nd heat in city, eduhs only. Can 1114-448· 0338. Furn. 1pt . 919 2nd. Ave . G•lli· polit . 1hare b1th. lingle mlle. t135 mo ., utilitl• peid. Call 448-4415 1fter 7pm, Used Furniture .. Dresser, & bed, Trundle bed, met1l office del ,let. 3 milll out Bultvllle Rd . Open 9•m to l'pm. Mon , thru S1t. 814-446-0322 County Appliance, Inc. Good UIH applilflC811 end TV Mtl. Opert BAM to 8PM . Mon thru S1t. 614-441·1199 , 627 3rd. Ave. Gllllpolis, OH . V1lley Furniture, ntM • uted . l1rge aectlon of qu1lity furn iture . 1216 Eutern Ave ., Glllipolis. High prices got you down? Check u1 out. ~olloh~n Fwn. • Appl. Gib1on & Ketvinetor. At. 7 Nofl h, Gellipolil. Oh. Cell 814· 448· 7444. Crtdit IVIillble tO qu1lffied buyers. RefrtgMa1or frOst free • 76. 2 rtfrlgeratott frolt n.. white *110 11 .. 11de by tide refrigerl· tor 1 1715, 30 in . el.c. rtnga coppllrtone *76. 30 in . lfec. ring• gokl 1160. 40 n. alec. r1nge w~ i te U5. Whirlpool w11her f915 , GE w11har huvy duty 11&0. Kenrmr• wa1~tr •maH 196, & dryer• your cho ica 1715 u . while they IIIII, 3 1lr conditkJntrt &.000 BTU f95 ee., 1 8,000. 2 12,000 1ir condltMln•• *125 ••·· 30 ln . gu r~nge t75 . Skagg1 Appliance•. Upper River Ad .. 814-4-U · 54 M isc. Merchandise Callahen ' • Used Tire Shop . Ower 1.000 tlr11 . sire~12 . 13 , 14 . 15 . 18, 16.6. 8 milll out Rt. 218. 614·448·2602 . 3 b.:lraom1. lhti\g room. kit· chin. bath. family or dining room, Point Pl . .ant. 304 - 875 ~ 3 bdr. 1V:! bath. o• •ge, very nice, n•r Spring Val l ~¥ Plaia. t400 mo. ptu1 11c, dep , Call 1931. 114 -«1· 9280 or 304·676· 8801. 3 bedroom. all .. ectric. centrel air. lll'lt deck, 2 k»ll, 1nached t•aa•. 01lllpolla Ferry. 304- 5 room tlou• in country, p1rt. h.trnithed. Call814-256-8813 . PHONE 114·448·7274. Pr• ownld hofMII We h..,.' em, Wt fhtance'tml Deltv.red and 11t ~ up •t No Ext,. Charvel 74 Vlct<>ri., 14a70 t7.918. 72 MaMkJn 14•10 •e.aoo. Nice fl Ptlnctll 12xeo 115,100. Pevment• to fit your budg.t. Ehltl Home Centers. Chillc:othe 114·772·1220. Cifctwllol14773· 3927. In Puntl Gorda Fla. 111 ,100. Two bdr.• whh 8pPiience and per1ty fvmllfl.t. hill pump lk concNtton•. Floride room. n., a ........ tool ollod. Coli 114441·8111 oft"' 1:00PM. Vindole 1 Zal3 campi- fur· nlohod. •a.ooo. Col - ·a 114· 441· 1437 or 114·441-t2H. For Nle 1114 Freedom lpec:W mobile homa, lndudint undlf · pinning, refrlg.. stow, new carpeting , loc1ted Ktt rHMttburl Rd. C1l IU-448· 4410 "' 14-H2-1871. 72 Fr-m 14a70 3 bdr. pon . .-.mocleftd, eQUipptd for wood bumor. ooldl • - . ..... 14.100. Col I14-37S-2808 . 14170 F-oL 2 lldr.. 2 lui batha. loti of ck>lltl, utility room. AC. Coli 11 4-441·1241 onytlmo. 1110 Uborty 14al4. 2 bod· room. unfumllhld. vtnyt undar- olnnlnglnctutlotl. Muat MI. Col 304· 773-H73. , MOilLE HOMES MOVED: ln.,,.., r.,1 'IItie 304-178-2331 m... Cal Now dtlpllytng our new lpf'ing -lnolngloond doolbl.,.ldo , . _ . .. prit>oa. W•t· _ . t K - . Ull At. 80 E.. ~-- w. Yo. 304-7383111 ..... -v • . 14' a70 ' mobllo homo. 3 bod· roornt, Ulldlfp-lng. lppiM• ... hctutlotl. NICE, 304-1781411. 3 b.troom 46 Spruc:a St., c entr~l aif, we1her & dryer. Call 814·44&-2158 . 2 bdr. hou•. 120 State St. Refrtg & 1tove furni1hed , 1200 mo ., depo1it required. C•ll814· 441-0254. Nice 3 bdr. hou111, full be1ement, centJal 1lr. fen ced ylfd. no pen , *32! plus deposit. Cell 614852-281& .tl:et 5:00. 7 rm. unfum.. hed, no p111, ret. reqund. Clll 514-448 -0321 , 2 bedroom hou11 In Po met"oy. futnlthed or unrurnlthed. Pey own utilitl•. )u t t remodeled. C1ll diVI. 114·992-2381 and nights, 11<1-192-1723. For rent: Hou se In he1rt or MtttOn. Electric cook stove. •ue per month. Cell 614·992- Nice 3 bdr. apt . 4 mil• from G•ltipolis. Stov1, refrlger1to r e. w1ter furn .. t200 month. No pett. Call ~1 4 -441·8038 . Furn. apt. 1 bdr. 807 2nd . Ave., G•llipolit . *226 mo., utiHti• paid. Call 4-t5·441111fter 7pm. 1 bedroom apt. for rent. Bille ren t tt1rt1 *216. 1 month 1het includes all utilltl... Depo1it required of *200 . Contlct Vii· lege Menor Apt. Middleport. 514·992 · n&7 . Equel Hou sing Opportunky . 1 bedroom ap1rtmtnt 11 402 'h Twenty Fou rth St .. Point Pl ... u nt . Caii1 -304.-871S-4024. 1 bedroo mfurniJ,hed 1partment. Ideal fo r working coupla. No pett . Oepotlt required . C1ll 814-992-2937 . One bedroom 1pt. Total .. ect rit, free Wllllr 1nd trtlh pickup. FDor rent: 2 bedroom 1\lmithed 2749 . Coii114-949-294B. pold. Coli 614-992·1084. 42 APARTM ENTS , mobil• homet~ . house1. Pt. Plu11nt1nd G•llipo· For All or r..,t , 14 x70, 3 bdr .. 1 'h b1th, dose to town. Cell Iii. 114-«1· 8221 . On• bedroo m furn ithM 1p1rt· ment in Po int PIN11nt. Adults only . No pet1. Pl'tona304-876· 1400. large two bedroom 1pt, VIand St., Point Pleaunt, 12150 .00 electric not includad, depo sit req u ired , 304· 891S· 3450 or 614·«1· 7545. 304· n3·631 2 . Mobile Home Cell 6 14-448 0608 1fter 5:00 PM. 4& 2 ~room , niiiW cerpet, AC, in G1llipolit. Call514 -446-1409. 2 bdr. on O.J . Whlta Rd . Qu iet tountry Mttin g. c.n 114·446· 71157 efter 8PM. Furnished Rooms For rent Sleeping Room• 1nd light hOUIOkeep ing rOO mi. Park Central Hotel, Call 114-441 - 0758. 46 Space for Rent 2 bdr. llleiiCtrlc, c1rpettt1ou gh· OUI, AC , dack, With I WninJ, woodburner, 2Yt mil• out Rt. IS88. No ct.lhben or ln11de pets. 2 mobilehomelotl.1 on At 7 , 1 Clll 81, ·NI·4107 or 514· · on ltuleville·Addlson · Rd. C•ll 814 -317-0232 or 111.& ~ 4.&8 · 441·2102 , 2 bedroom mobUe homt'. Nur R -• · Coli 11 4-992 ·1888. Fumllhed 3 bedroom mobile homa. WMhlf end dryer. No 60 gel. 1ttel berreHt. 5 mii M wtlt of Rio Grandi. On Co. Rd . 77. Coli 114 - ~2 - 6492 . 01k firewood far 18le. Spec i1l Spring pricn . C1ll 614·441- -.. ~ n -•·"· '' Sm1ll tr1illr for U50 . livln· groom 1uite 2 pc. velour 1250. 1tereo •eo . Clll514-266·867&. NHd hortetflilor to rent or tr1ntport1tkm to Tenn••n. 74 C1prl. Ceii514-4C8-4391 . Brown Ng 8Yl d'h. 136 . C1tl 114 -448-3375. Speed OuHn wnher. 6 yrs. old In goad running tond . Priced to sell t7!5.. c att514 ·446·0196. H a A 22 match tlfget pil tol model 904 22 Cllib• 9 tho1 8 incf1 barrelt mint llh1pe. Sire 8 DrOm dr.. l red tlffetta. elec guittr, Sonv trinitron co lor TV 10lld ltltt 12 ln. t creen . Call 614 -.&46-7897 . Two, 3 bedroom mobUa horne~ . Floor model Mevnwox color TV ... •7&.00. 30··1711-11 81 . • . Stereo coneola AM·FM, phono •40.00. Hldo-o·bod 111.00. 304-878-8122 . . W•rm morning wood stove, meuel ftn . •4150.00. 304·815- 3113. 1 twin bed co""let:e, 1 quIt, qu•rt Jer•. can between 4:00 PM Building Supplies i • .!::=========;;:======~:·•::~:":' ·:"~ ~ 61 Building Mattrilfa Block, brick, MWer pip., Win· dowa. llntelt, ..c . Clat• Win· ters, Rio Orende, 0 . 81'4 · c.. 248-&12"1 ' Building m1tariel1, cement. blockl 111 sllet, yard or dll\lery. Gallipoll1 BkJck Co., 123Y! Pine St .• G•lllpolil, Ohkt C1ll 81·· 441-2713. S•v• Build•• Supp1181_SurpkJa. Clo1.auts. S11Y1g~ . 1. Prllhung IIMI irls~lated 8 or I panel door~l 89.91. 2 . Prehung ltMI lneull1ad door and gle11 9Ute OJ 11he 1121.81. 3 . Doublealdeltteentrenoedoor 1811 Yl glul &lilt 1318. 4 . Sin gil tldttite .,tr1n01 door H11 liz thermel gl1t1 t299.915 . IS . Comnwclaldoubleentrenoee Mt brown 111 lluminum tell. 71 Farm Equipment 1970 1000 Ford dioMI3 bottom MaM Feroueon plowL 8 pt, treniPOft dl1c, I ft. Wood• buoll~g. 11.888. Coli 814· 211-1122 . . Uile fMIW . ,..., Holl.,d tobiCCO litter. uNd me ~teeon. Price U71. Coli 11 4-24&-1409. For llle ,lohn • O....t 2 row com plll'lt•• MOO,Intem1tlon11 pull com plant• t1 00. cultipackWI t100 up, .. u1r1bll.,. I!SOOup, whool dllk •400 up , hoy roha t310 "''I ft. IIWIIMOwtf' dldl for Ford tr1ctor 1550, PTO com ohollw 1278, PTO *tiMn .,., wagon MISO. Mil· IIY F1rguaon Dynabal•nce neo. 1 11. hovt>Jno o1 ,710, hay • groin ovolotor 1428, John D•e 1 II d61k whe1t driH like niW t1 ,2!10, other field reaity tQulpnnt. Howa's Farm M• dlh...,,~T. 124.Moy-Rd .. J - . Oh 114·211·1944. Aotliry type hey mower. mowed ._1 INn 10 acr•. 11 naw. 01.400. CoN 114·311·9132 . Ford mo..,, 3 pl. MF rake. Ntw" HolllftdM blllr. AlltorU .785. Coli 114-a&-2122 . . 10. Wood door p.,tl, w-ful gl111 78" ltgt. 34" wide 1l4 thick 139 .96. 11 . Oct1gon•l .window w· ltlined leadlld gl111 IISI.95 • · 12 . Cle1r ecrvtic shHtl 080 and 1215 QIQI IIYirll lizll btg uvings. 13 . Plywood hendy pln•ls 82" 1ong 1B" wide 1h thldl *·?IS · .1 .00 ... 14 . Maeon1t1 primed horllontll P:terior 1idlng 11'x 111 "x7-11 120.00oq. 15. 8 -grltde marble venlty top• choice 1izn i'lltock. UO.OOaa. 1 e. 4 'xB' nutld ptne l1ttioe *14.95 u . 17. K·lu• brlcll1nd ltonerld 1nd t1n . reg. te.99 ctn now f1 .1i0 and •1 .98 ctn. 18. Exterior key Ooorlodc llurTi· num flnl1h 12 .1te1. 19. Good 411ed 8· 2 bulb light complete w-bulbt 115.00••· 20. Wood·MHOnlte· bathrOom pM1eling 4' •8' pc •4.91 tO 19.96 ••. 21 . Prefinl1hed and ooflnllh.t door and wtnclaw and 111 typa of trim 111r1lng 11 U .OO tor 8'pc, 22. Alumh,um mobile home end blm ruof colrtlng w-flb• !lgel. 123.91 100 QOI .,d up 120.11 &vot poll. 23. Waltbolt'dHh•Neqt, tubal or 29oz. 11.39 11. or by c•e 11 .25 ••. 24. Paneling nall1 I . 79 box. Nl Fard TriCtor grlder bllde. .& niW ttr•. trailer lnd dull whHI GravetyTriCtor whh Sulky. C1H 114-1811-4382. Antique mantel clock . . 4-indl pl1stic pipe with fittings 12110 . 304-875 -1804. Will do hOUN·cleenlng. Weeklndl only / Call 814-982-6119 . 3 big blo cks for Chevy. A11orted Chevy p1rt1. ' 1pMd chin· geover. t hffter. 1988 YJ ton CheYy pickup. 814-982· 1119. 1970 lnt1rnation1l 80 pel· teng..- ~~ehool bu1. Good co nd i· tkln. No ttatl. flunt good . 114-892· 3410. . ' Ga• etove, autom~tlc tum -off, 11 IS . 311nch by 52 incf1 Mnlng type 1lufi'Mnum window with fl'ai'ne. t40 . New bed frama, flt1 ling" 10 """"· f11S . New pull-dawn l~ht, ltMI in box, t20 . Ufetlma con crete culverts, 12 lrlah to 311nch, In ltock. Lergar 1ir" •~•IJallle, 570ol. 1884 Ford Te,.o 1uto, lir. M .191: 1183 Chevy Impel• 1uto, 1ir, CNI .., 13,d9. 1983 Plymouth Aeli~nt .1uto, llr, cruile, 13,199. -1983 Mercury Zephyr auto , air 13.488. 1981 Ford Felrrmnt aU1o, 1lr •1 ,ell. John ' s Auto 91181. Bulevllle Ad., G•lllpollt. ••eo. 1978 Fi•t• ••c . work c1r. Call 114 -44&-21 01. 814·441· 3231 . 1 878 Cltrytler Corctobl, 2 dr., 318 eu1o, PS, PI, PW, air, cruise. AM -FM, CB radio , a, ,ooo mi .... 12. 100. c.n 114-441-0373. 1980 Mellbu Cllltlc Lindau, exc. cond. low mit•. new mMaiUc plk'lt. th.-mo -gulrd , Nit proof. clo1hel, Interior. 1lr dh, whoot. AM·FM 8 troclo atoroo, •31 .000 . Calll14 -44& -' 0312. 1980 Mude GLC 4 dr.. axe . oond., f1 .800. C1ileva'1 814· 72 Pinto 1200 mtnt Co. 304-178·7421 , Allil Chelmet 2 row 3 point no ~tlll Jllent•. dry fartllilet 1nd ~Hct 1ttadl1m'"1· dtl'nOnlrtra· tor ta,eoo.oo. AI'- Chatmer•4 tow puJ M-tlll, dry fMtl izer, klsect ett~emnt. 11.100.00. AI'- Chlfmert • row pul no-dll. 78 ..,..., 1ir W~hl, dry fertllll:er 11,100.00 . A•l• ChaiiMf'l I row dry, Nrtilb:tt', hydr1uUc "",_.' lneect end h•blclde lttadur...t 11 .100 .00. C••• Model 111 biCitttoe and end loadar , cab , vtrv good, fi ,IIOO.OO . lntemltlon1IIOO 0 ..... tktrer hwdr1ullc blade end wencfl N ,900.00. KHfer S~tt· vle~Centw, PolntPI...ent AlttiY •o Road , 304-•1·3174, 180 AC trld:or fot ule, 13 ,500. 12 ft. trtntpOfl diiC J .D. 1!00. 10 11. Horrogotor. •eoo.: J .D. Grlin Drtll t400 . All fo r UIOO.OO . Cell 304-171· 3187 lfter IS p.m. 62 Wanted to Now buying lhell com or •• oorn. C1ll torl•t•tquotes . River City firm Sf.!PPty. 114~ 4C8· 2118. 63 oa. Clll 114· 211·1870. Coii-IPM. 114-318·1814. Liveltock C1ttery Ktnnel. CFA Hlm.. lyan : Perlilft lftd Slam•• kiHif'll, AK C Chow puppln . N11Wr.pplel •ldtten1. Pure bred Dvroc bo1r1. Aogar ltntlt¥, llbln1. Oh . C1ll 513· Cotl44&· 384 oNor 7PM . 4 Roglatorad Angus bulls, 15 57 884-2311. rm . old. 5 ~ltere. C•lll14-251· 1210. 8 gMM for Nil, 110 for 111. C1il 114· 318··32. AKC Black Labldore puppie1. have hid 11 thott. 1100.00 e1ch , t ill 304 ·17!1 ·4301. Musical Instruments . Reg . 10 yr. old Appel. mer1. u:ceUent 4 -H horM. A\10 2 yr. old Rog . hlglum ftlly . CoK 114-441· 3282. Doubll reo . Tann . Wilking hor... M•r• lftd Colli. Alto Double reg . T.. n. wellling horN Stud oervtco. 114-7U-2010. Guitlfl, Gsp .. with c11e, S• koo• 12 l tring wit h c•e. both ext cond. 30'· 875· 5177 . r.lflll Suppiii:S /1, LIVI:SIIILh 3 Rllilt•• Polled Herlford Sol Ia. Col ., 4· 742-2783. FCK late: Aegilt..d white Ara· bl., mare. 114 · t92 ~ 511S8 Of' 114-882-7211 . Coli 114· 94,9 · 1182 D1tean 31 0 Hetchb•c:k. 6 epNd. delux• Interior. lllCellent oonditk»n. 12800. 080 . Call • 14-742-2881 ' 1878 Toyot1 CeUu GT Uftbeck. Sunroof, 1lloy wheell, *1500 . C1ll 114 ~ 992 · 3284 'otter 5:00 p.m . . 1173 ChW'I Chevatlo, 400 a""' II btock. runs good , chrome wheell , UOO.OO. Phol'!e 1fter 3:00 PM, 304-178·8118. ·ee C1m1ro, f1,000.00 or bett oflor, 304-773-1018 . 64 Hey & Grein 1973 Dodge Chall.nger. 318 4-berrlli wtlltutra plrtt. 11klng uoo. 304-1171-1199. 1184 Pontiac v-e. e.ooo mHn, fulty ICIUipped, 4 door. likenew. ••.eoo.oo . 304 ·17&-1022. 1911 AMC Spirit. U.OOO.OO Of but offtr. 1871 Toy1to 1280.00 lor po~a . 304-876· 2183 oltOf 8:00PM. 1980 Mustang. standllrd. 4 cycl. body good oond, runs f1 ir, t1 .000.00 . Cell at1er 5:00PM . 304-·8· 30 t 2 . .lied. 1981 Hond• Prelude. 6 ltandlltd. etec a~n root. good 8uah Hog Solll • lervtoo. o ... "'Poit•. Colll14-•8·9132. a. n"' • S.E. Oh io. Mlxlcl fii'Y llrtt ICIUII'I bal .. , 11 .28 . 304-171·117S. Ut ility bldg. apl. : 30 'a40'al ', JIM '8 FAAM EQUIPMENT CENTER . IR 31 W. QoltltroMa. Ohio. Coii814·44S-1777, ovo. 114· 4oll·3182. Up ffom tree· tora wlt:'h warrtnty twer 71 UHd WICtOtl, 1000 toole . I ::-::::-:-:--7:..:.:.:.:::_____ 2010 John D•••kl•frontltve pow•, pow. stMrlnt. f3 ,1110. 14-T John Doo.O bollr 1111. John DHrt relet t885. MF dina bound mowtr with 7 fl. bar like n•. Cell 114· 211·1122 . MoWfN • fDr Gtevely tr1e1or, 1200. Calllf 4-211·10:111. . condition, tiNt,. 4, price reduced, loti of extra . Call l!Q) Eyewitness News 114-448 -0833. (jj) MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour Iii @ Oivorce Coun 1872 TIQ -A-Lono 11 ft. trailer. Very good condh:kJn. •14911 . C•ll 514·992 -8173 or 814- ® Barney Miller 7:30 0 CII I]) New Newlywed Ga.me C!J NBA Today 992·1201. 1973 Tlt1n Motor Horne. 28 ft. 440 Doclg1engine. GoodCondi· tion . .. 000. Call 814 -742· fl (I) WKRP in Cincinnati fiJ I]] @ Jeopardy :11)80 . 1971 Southwlnd moto r home. CoQietelv lllf,.contalnad, low mlln. Coll114-892-8908 . (]) To the Manor Born @ Wheel of Fonune FRANK AND ERNIE Iii ® Entenainmenl To· ' 71 Auto• for Sele ---------- - •• - I*" .... 1971 Tloundorblrtl wMh ,,tot~. d. Coli 1111• 1:-M, 114-~1· 9214 . I til Faid Tt,..olow mlloago, CtUiM CIH'Itral, tilt. neND, btua coler, do1h Interior, euto., uc. oond., tS,300. Col lOAM to IPM, 114-441-74.1 . 1110 - · tlonz BE 410. PW, " "· PC. cond., IYtrege miiNgt. emerald grwn, AM·FM DIIHII:e ... , .. ctoth Interior, wMI_. for 1111 thin who!HMa. Coli , lOAM to IPM, 114·441· 7441. night Rock supersta r David - l ee Roth ta kes l eeza Gib- :t'LL AG~f!E To conteined. 11.200.00. 304- n3 -11921 . bons out on th e town fo r a 1ypical Ftida y night. ® Bob Newhart Pf?UG T:S:$TI Mi ScrVI CI!o A~ 7 :35 CD Major League Baseball: New York Mets at Atlanta 8 :00 0 IIJ @ Highway to LoNG A$ IT~ A BASEMENT WAT!RPROOFINQ Heaven (CCI Jonalh an and Ma rk fight to save a home fo r unwed moth e rs aft er the home's d irector is sland ere d by an un scru pulo us TV re · porter. (60 m in .l Uncondhionll lifet ime gu~ran · lee. Loc•t refaren ce1 fum ll hed . Free llt lmatfl , C111 collect 1,·114 -237 -0488, dev or night Roger• B11ement W1t1rproof lng . Ill Hell Town ffi Major League Baseball: Advent of the Game C1J G1 (UJ MacGyver !CCI MacGyver inf iltra tes a Rus · Roofing. painting, room 1ddi· tlont, etc. FrH fttimlt... 11 ~earl uperitnce. 8 l W Con· ttruetton. Cd 81 • ·4.t5·8588 or 614·2•&·9'"8 ewe's. s ian mental institut ion to free a political prisoner . (60 min .l Home Improvements \'VRITTEN 'iE.ST- Ill Cil S1rong Medicine Part 1 of 2 A ns ing pharma· · ceut ical exec utive finds her Concrett l btoc:k work. 1110 Clt'Ptntrv • pelntlng, Ql ragn. p1t iol. tidiMIIU, blletnlflll. Fr• •timet••· By job or hour. We're on #le lwei. C1ll 814 · husband ' s d e ma nd s tha t she give u p he r career a b it ter pill to swallow . (2 h rs .) a RON ' S Telev l1lon S~rv lc e . 304-671·2391 or 114 -446 2414 . Fetty TrH Trimming, stu,_., r.movat. C1ll 304-1715-1331 . 72 Trucks for Sere Stlrkl Tr .. and LIWn S• rvica. ltndiCittlng . 304-171-2010 . deserted. (60 min.! (R) (I) 700 Club CIJ 8 @ Dynasty !CCI AI· 1978 Chevy Bleztr. 4114. no IUIO., fUftS good , body lOugh . N.w 11,.. 1nd two extr•' rims . 1977 Ford F-100 topper CB rlldlo , r•r step bu,.,.,, good tlr• . Coli 814-441-4188 . exis makes a shocking di s covery in Amanda 's hotel 8011. Aemod1ling , el act rlcll. p1nlll· lng. p1intlng. Interio r and Pte· riot . Fred Pftlraon. 304·1176· 4004. 82 MRS. STENSEL HA5ffi4Nq€0 MY SEAT SIX TIMES 51 Na: 5010:Jl. S TARTED. LAST TIME I ENDED UP 5 1TTING INA CHAIR OUT IN THE HALL THE: f WON DER IF :t-IES TRYING. 10 TELL ME: SOMETHIN<;f. (60 min .) fiJ CIJ ® MOVIE: 'Thurs· day's Child' ICCI (RI. (jj) MOVIE: 'Say Amen, Somebody' (CCI In Stereo. 9:30 CIJ Stone Carvers Some of the las t remaining stone carvers in Am erica de mo nstrate their skills a nd e•· Plumbing & Heating 1981 Chevy pid:up truc k. PS . PB. VI. Auto . 8 ft. bod. 2000 mllll . 17900. Clll 114 · 949 · change stories about their 211110. CARTER'S PLUMBING 1978 Ford '.4 ton tJ'cllup. tool bOUI 1nd Clp, 4 l plled . n .30o.oo . Arter 6:00 PM 304-178-4438. 73 room . while Cla udia a n d Krystle clash and Ben fever· ishly plo ts aga inst Almlis MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP Vans &4 W.O. Cor. Fourth 1nd Pine G•llipolis , Oh io Phone 114-lt48·3888 or 814· 446-4477 83 EKcavating John's Auto 81111. 8:ul 1~illeAd . , Oellipoll• . · 71 C~evy 4 whett drvie. 360 ll'lginl with topper f1800 . t 0:00 0 IJ) 00 St. Elsewhere Ehrlich and Cha n dler are a r· rested at an a nti-a ponheid protest. W estph al! a nd Auschlander deba te whe the r or not Ia s pend CI •MII!OU ,.,. BARNEY • 1980 Ford Vll'l 3 ~~teed. ca,e1. apolny, low mllolao, 03,389 . c ustom s and work experi· ences. AND HEATING Good· 1 htiVI tl ng. b.uement s. ' ' too1er1. driveweyl. 1eptic ll nkt. llnd tcaplng. Cell anytime 1114· 445-4&37 , J 1m" L. Davison, Jr. own ftl'. · $500,000 on hospilal reno· AINT THAT va1ion and Tu rner conside rs adopt ing th e baby o f a d e· ceased patient. (60 min.) CUTE? CIJ Gl Hotel !CCI Christine ac· ce pts the e ngag ement rin g of a prominent bus inessma n w hi le a famous actress ' daughter wrires a sca thin g account of her childhood 304-178-14 71. 86 General Hauling 197& Chevy Bluer. NHd110m1 work . t700 . C1ll 114-3871980 Dataun 4 wheel dirve . 60 .000 mil... Uft kit. 1tereo. run• gr1at , look• good . Motorcycles Jam e• Bo.., s W1te r Ser vice. Alao poot t fill ed. Clll '81 4 ·26 8-1 141 o r 1114-446 · 1176 or 614-446· 1247. 7397, 1979 H1rley D1vldson Cl .. •lc ful dr•••· 2 ton•. excellent Bulldoze r work 1 nd dump t ruck worM. phone 304 -175-3336 . pm. 114-891-4287 . .I wheel Ill t"'lin vehk:le, good 87 114·4•6 · 7B33 ) or 814 -446 1833 . 1 113 Kondl &hatlow 710co wttt. -...ort., IKeflent COf'l · oltlon. 2. 7110 mil•. •1 ,810. 304-PII-21 31. 1982 KowUikl. 400 LTD. low mi1N11'· like - · uoo .oo. 304-773-1713 .. 773 -1778. 1911 ICX28o N•a .. d loolar good. 304-773-1244. d evelopm e nt of neon is lraced through the e yes of a lictlcious showgirl. (A). (jj) Newowa1ch @I Major League Baoeballi Chicago Cub• at Los ,Ani TRI STATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 310 Hondl. eoode:ond. tfad1for 2'1H. SO YOUR NOSE CAN e.E ~I!D! Upholstery 1 183 :.... Sec. •II. 304·1178· nounced. (2 hrs., 15 min.l t0:30 Ill American Snapshots Iii) [IJ INN Newo C1J Neon1 An Eleclric Me· moir (CCI The history and . oondltlon. 304-912-2117 . ........ Iiiio or off Game Team s to be a n· SNAKE!! Co1l, ll mu tone, grevel, etc. De llvfl red 1 ton and up . J im L1n let', 304 -175 · 1247 or 676 - 1113 Hondo Shotlow 800. t1.200. Coli ovo'o 114·441· 1437 .. 814-441·8211. 1110 Suzuki OSSIOL. New battery. lowmiiNge, ahow room oondldon. 1800. Call after ! :00 with the star. (60 min .I Iii) Cil Odd Couple CIJ To Be Announced @I Newo 10:20 I]) NBA Basketball: Play· 7911 . Ken"• Wete r Service. Wall s, cis tern s, poo ls and Wltarb!tds filled. Call 814-317 ·0623 or 614 · 367 ·7741 Of 304 -875 · 11 :00 0~~·· <Il NewwCenter Ill Man from U.N.C.L.E (() D (I) • (l)l (ill Neww Iii) aJ Benny Hill Show (j) SCTV @ Eyewltn"o New• illJ Gotuo Make Thl• Jour· nov: Swee1 Honay In !he Rock t he five-woman actlv· 4 •!0 AW e .. G.Uipolit. R & M Furnltur• M1nuftcturlng, St. Rt. 7. Crown City, 0h. C111 114·2&6-1470 , Clli Eve 6 14· 448 · 3438 . Old & n aw Upho1tered. PEANUTS 1 VE5,MA AM I VOLUNTEER 10 BE "QUEENOFTHE MAY '' SHE'S RI 6HT, SilL ~00 ~AVE TO BE CHOSEN ... OKAV, l CHOOSE ME !! ist singing group, Sweet Honev in the Rock, is pro· filed. (60 min.! 11 :30 B IJ) (j)) Tonlgh1 Show M owr•~ · · Upl'to l1terlng t erving tri cou nty1 re121 vur1. The bet t In furn iture upholttering . All work gu1 r1ntted vtltl our mod· ern tl'top It Ma1on County flfrgroundl . Phona 304-675 · 4114. (UJ Anhur Hailey's • Gues1 hos1 J o an Ri ~ers wei~ comes Ted Dans on, the Poi nte r Sisters and Helen Gurley Brown . (60 min .) In Stereo . ' .._ __-" .~ ... .., tackled that flooded ba semen t?- PUM PS Defense scores a bull's-eye NORTH HI-ll • 10 B 4 •Q n tAKJ 8> 4 +Q By James Jacoby EAST The Danish newspaper Politiken, WEST + K972 100 years old in 1984, continued its im- +A Q 9 2 •s o mversary ce_lebration into 1985 by : ~/9 /2 t Q63 havtng a "Brtdge Hand of lhe Month'' · + 83 + AJ 7 contest. In the winning hand shown toSOUTH day, Danish player Nis Gravlund is • J 6 53 fe atured in Ihe West position ·for a,.,. • K 10 ries of fine defensive plays. His play, though well reasoned. would be +K t0 965 1 2 missed by many eKpert players. West made the opening lead of the Vulnerable: Both Dealer: North ace of hearts for a good reason: to take a look al dummy. There was certainly Nortb Ent a danger that lhe di all)ond suit would West Pass I+ provide discards for ,dl!clarer, so best Pass 2t to take defensive (,de-suit tricks ; Pass Pass Pass Pass quickly. When his partner played a dis· couraging card and declarer unOpening lead: • A blocked wilh the hea rt king, West had no difficully switching to spades, play' L _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ .J ing the ace and the n the queen. When East allowed the queen of spades to So now West led· a club to East's ace, hold the trick, it seemed that he held which blotted out North's singleton' an entry that would let him quickly queen. Next came lhe king of spa~. cash t he spade king. (Wilhout such an ~n try , East would no doubt have over· followed by West's ruff of the fourtb taken the queen and played a third spade. Since East's guarded club jack' spade. since West should not be play· had to score a t rick eventually, precise. ing the queen if he held a small spade.) defense had e xacted lhe maximumWhere could thai entry be, except '" penalty - down three for 300 to the 3talwart Danis h defenders. clubs' ... 61~·-~·~" by THOMAS JOSEPH 2 Prefix ACROSS llmmense with cycle 3 Create 4 Water jug 5 Poe bird 6 [Jock- 5 Mature 10 Freshly II Rubber· like gum 12 Pro ng 13 King workers union 7 Buddhist dialect 8 James 14 Expunge 16 Pig- poke Bond's school 24 Put In 17 Disfeature 9 Zola brine 19 "Uist heroine 25 Sicilian Supper" II Swis..• city city in art 15 M aple 26 Graceful 21 Paint genus mammal 23 Hurried 17 Submissive 28 Prest'nt 27 Enroll in 18 One of the 30 Godly 28 Famed Brontes o ne mezzo· Hebrew lyre 32 African 20 soprano 22 Patc h up antelope 29 Acute 30 Plac id 31 Letter Anhur's 10 swallow. 12 hrs.l 0 878-2088 or 178· 7318 . gested by the alx>ve cartoon. James Jacoby mcecur ive find s her hus · b and 's d e mands t ~ at she give up h e r oareer a b itter pill Whe n Alex and Leonard spot strange lights in the sky whi le visiting a small town . they a w ake to find the place Now arrange lhe circled letters to form the surprise answer, as sug- BRIDGE (60 min.) B:30 ffi NHL Hockey: Divisional Finals 9:00 B IJl@ Blacke'o Magic SO~r;:> H I'S Jumbles:EMBER GUESS AGHAST PEPSIN What kind of shoes was he wear ing when he I Answer. _j @I Strong Medicine Pan 2 · of 2 A ris ing pharmaceutic al N1) MMJI.lRISMS (f'fi.E UU'l<l''" ' RINGLES ' S S ERVICE . ex pe· rl.,ced c1rpanter. eiiC'trh:ian, m11on. Pllnter. roofing Un clud· lng hot tlr appllc.tlonl 304· Carpentar work. roofi ng. tiding. • .ctrloal. reMo nllbler~t•. gu•· rantHd work. call 304·1175· Yesterday's lion and animatk:m combine 10 IBII!he SIOry Olthe build· ing of a Fre nch cathe dral. EEK&MEEK IF at LOJtR RJIJCT!Rt.'S .nl£ stmME. C£XRT Jusr I-IMI!lD ro.uJ AWJ I'V\.U\110 .. ·II ll-1£ HAA'MLESS ~£T9JSIOOS H! I"II:OI'UCTS "1'0 T>!E I"ICKI..E F"AO::TO~'(. (Answers tomorrow) Somebody' !CCI In Stereo. liD Cathedral (CCI Live ac · mechnl cel. Pe lntlng. hou11 toof• ~ b•ms . No ~b to big or piddling. Rutonable r1t11. ell 1nytlme 114-248 -9193. Hou11 calli on RCA. Ouaur. OE . Specllllng in Zen tth. C1ll ITAM LED t I rJ 1 j fiJ CIJ ® West 57th CIJ MOVIE: 'Say Amen, «1·0918 . 11 .800 .00 . 304-171·4436 ,,. tor 6:00PM . oondltlon. C ~ lll14 - 643 · 280 3 . 16 'x 8' 1lldlng door ' 3' ,.,., door, 11.21S5 erected. Iron Horn ~ldg1 . 114-332-874! . We wMI do 111 typet Of CUllOm f~rm mechlnery wortlo. CaWfor ratH, 114·281·1131. fiJ CIJ Cl!J Wheel of Fonune [!) Nightly Business Re· pon 78 Cavetecldt 29 ft. excellent (J t K1 I J I Halha Yoga ® GoodTimu ffi Andt Grlffi1h 0 IJ) IBl NBC News (I) The Rifleman CIJ Inside the PGA Tour Cll Gl (UJ ABC News Ill aJ One Day a1 a Time fiJ (I)® CBS News (j) Doctor Who (jj) Body Electric ® Jefferson• (CCI ffi Gunsmoke 8 1]) PM Magazine IJ) Alias Smilh and Jones (!) SponsCenter (J) En1enainmen1 Tonight mrn Jefferson• lifter 8PM, ,, I CROITE Eyewitness News Debbie Alle n discusses her role in the upcoming film, " Jo Jo Dancer, Your life Is Calling" . 1980 Yo•swagon Rlbbit. De lI ll, 4 doors. thlespled, Air co nd , 74 Mlllt'f Ferguaon. New Holland, WMt to ,.t hlly fields .,.., Eno dtooe• from oorrplet•lln f of ueed ~quip n-.nt. l1rgnt •lacdon in 6:35 7:00 like naw. Coli 814-318-9788 L8w~ c1re, auto work, body 614-281-8481 . ~• 1rtctofl to DIVE! SIR . 197.t St1rcreft foklout cemper, IIHP• B. coiQJiete wtth 110\'1, Ice bOx . light• l sink. exc. cond.. 4418 , .4 .900.00 . 304·178· 1798. Farm Equipment U.S . 35 Wnt. J1ckson, Ohio. 40 FI~ ?J 6:05 6:30 Motort Homes 8o Campert 1178 Ford Thunderbird. Oood COfldttion. NIW Aldl1l tit•. tilt wheel. AC. ful pow•. 11'4-985· 7439 . 2 ponl• . Ont IS VHf old gliding .,done 2 .,.., <ltd ltelllon IP•rt ~-looaoJ . 61 79 81 31··11110 1-814-218· t271 . THE WITH n3-8170 . trlde for large 14r mndltioner. 2 colorTV ' I 176 cond. u . aoo .oo . 304-176· 4131. Buy 66 Chow -chow pupPiM lilvtr blue. AKC Reg . chemplon blood lin ... Ell. pedtgree1. Stud IINice. PRO~LEM DON'T WORRY. MR. McKEE , WE DID N'T S HA~E Ot< IT. l wON'T TAKE VOUR MONeY. 1915 Fan Travel Trail1r. 17Vz ft .. ' bath whh lhower, get-alactric rwfriglfltor, 3 bumer 011 ltOW with oven, etc. Sleeps .t. 304- Of 892-1822. Wll'ltld • lepe 1000 lb. or rrore totNK:co poundlliJI•· Will P-v no more tt.n .tO cantllb. Dr~gonwynd Camping Equipment THEY HAD A '78 FleatwlnOtruck camper, ..ti 81 tht bllt prk:l, Sktere Equip· Block, brlcll , mo rur 1nd meIOnry M.lppll•. Mount1ln St1te Blo'*-, At. 33, New Hev~n. W. Ya. 304-882-2222 . Pets for Sale 78 L'M ?0 CERTAIN OF TH I;. ;.us. ADMI~AL , l ~ET ~OU A HUND~EP DOLLAR;. IT W"L TEH Pe i'FeCTLY. r . tJ (jj) 1881 M11d1 AX -7. 5 tpd. C•ll 1815 Cem1rv. Parti1lly rntored. Mike offltt. Cell 814- PENN ' S WAREHOUSE · up to I ft . CaH 114·112·2834 or 814· 112- Autos for Sale Deutl •ector, part1 end urvloe Welltton.Ohlo 114· 384-3148 . RAILROAD TIES · Bin . 1 10 ln. 1 9ft .lin . 18 .00 per tie dallverMI. Bill SlacM114·992· 2219 . CAPTAIN EASY 441-7311. 1000 Ford mojor dl"ol whh 8 . Dooble 11dellte• tntr~nce 11t wood 'II pMal 111 Jllll w- 310 lntemetionel utlllty dl•.. daoorlthleulm f289.81. tracto f a ..... w+th hydr~ul l c 7 . Prehung Interior cloora. •• buckot U .IIO. 2 bottom JD lil 81 lnd flnllh.. 8 grid• plowa fill, 3 pt. JO dlak good U9.Hu. cand. 1298. Coli , 114-281· 8 . Pehung intarku 8 l*'el pln1 2822. daor'l 111 111.. (B) gred .., *81.9&ea. . 3)20JoM DMraTractor. b cal· 9 . Therm~llnsulated gl . . , ... .,lint COtldh..,n . 2 11d.. low .boy elo 78" hgt. 32 " wide 139.915 troll... Coli 11 4·882-7401 . II. Four old type r1lly whtllt, 1.& In ct. , co"1Jiete. 304-418· 1805. If. ) tJ children' s gym Mt. 30•· Treller far 304-88&-3012. 1 bulklozer, cell aft• e,oo PM, Auto Parts & Accessories 00 Picture window wkh 1creen .,d trim. 8 ft long 4 It 8 h wide, f100.00. Phone304-e711-1ol ,, or 875· 7498. s ..,. EVENING 6:00 0 IIJ NowoCenter (I) Grnn Acres ffi Mazda Sponslook CIJ fiJ (I) • (UJ Cl!J News fll Cil Dlff"rent Strokes CD 3-2·1. Contact (CCI 1171·42B2. II I KI 4/30/86 12 ft 5Nfl, Ted WUUam1 gerne flthlng bolt. good. tond. 304· FREE DELIVERY , 304·171· 3334, . CROSS •soNS Colll14-992-3777. Household Good• 76 '· ,, .,, WEDNESDAY 17ft. lki boat wU1trld1for 11ft. to 17 ft . bill ·boet. Phon• CAMFLAUQE ARMY SURPWS 175-7812 . . .Television Viewing . 110cid oond :, 13,000. Coli 814441·2114. clothing. amlll equipment, wild wrtJ,., INIOn ltartl Mondrt April 28t~. Sem SOMifYIII1'1 Eut of RIVenawood, !Frt evtningl), ~·t. Sun 1:00·7:00 PM, ' 16 The Daily -···- 1 978 St1rcraft 1ki bolt wlt.h many utra1. Walle thrOugh , wlndow1. 1115 EvlnNde, v•rv ~ 304·171·1338 . 814·441 ·8100. 992·1822,· &1 . -~ Ohi9 30,1986 Boetl end Motort for Seie ch•t Z2 ct tt treu:1r •211.00. WarmMomhlngwooct 1nd ooll h.,ter U21 .00 . Cow 1nd celt . "10.00 . 304·•8· 3BII. 4PM. Invalid electric lift che ir. C1ll 76 Wright . Se~tt 1984 .H ond1 XA1 DO perfect condition, J .C. Pennv Cebin tent. Call 1114-2111· 1111 aftet' COUNTRY MOBILE Ho. . P•k. Route 33, North of Pomeroy. Lira• lot•. C•ll 11 4 ·192· 7479. KIT'N' CARLYLE ®by Lllrrr 0373. M1t1l bott docb for l•k• or river•. MUll pick up . C•ll 114· 3 bedroom mobile home. Ap· proa. 15 mil• from Middleport and Pomeroy. Call 814-912· Ohio, 304-882· 3217 "' 304· 773-1024. 3!74, 4218. pota. Coli 114-149-2283. ..... Motorized treadmill. e•cellent condklon, •600. C1ll 614-446· Unfurni1hed 2 bedroom. No pet•. C ~ lt 614-949·2213. 2 b edroom furn ished apt . for rent in Middleport. All utiUt ill 114-441-1102. Refriglf'ation &. Applience Ser· vite. All brend1 used applilncel· p1rt1. Uttl1'1 Aefrlg . • Appl. , Chesh ire, Oh 814-3e7-M.t0 . 0130. Co11114-38B-9918 . · 2 bed room. unfurni1hed . electric ~u1 , on Vtnt St . in A1cine. *176. per month plu1 utiliti n . Furnished. c1ble. be1utiful riverview. In Kan1uge, no clty taxe1. Fottere Mobile Home P• rk. Cell Plutlc cittem ttate approvM . pilltt lc lll)tic tankl. plttti c culvertl, matll cutven1. RON EVANS ENTERPRISES , J1c k· 10n, Oh. 814-288· 6930 . 814·992-2094 . apt . Aduh1 only. C1ll 814-912- Mobile Homes for Rent Coli 114 -288-1281 . 76 ft. of 4 ot lk.lminum wire. br1nd new, ntNer us ed . SoH for 7362. Mlddlopo~. ... Tri County Sport Shop, Spring &6 114-446-0390 . Furn . effi ciency *146 mo .. utllitiu paid. 1hare blth. 807 2nd . Ave. G1 llipoU1. Call 441· 4415 efttr 7pm. Merchendlee . and 8 :30PM. 304-4111 ..1187. Ap1rtment fo r ftlnt. Ou1tity 2 BR . 2 bath apartment in prime downtown locetion with off· ~reet p1iking . Kitchen fum lt hed with refrig.. Mlf-cl..n oven, OW. gar. diap.. hookup for 1 wuher/ dryer. For non-smoking. lingle or couple. No children or p~ta . Allelectric. lntludM weter· / sew ./ trl th. A on1yaer lt11e 11 739e . required . Call 814-.t48-1894 Good livingroom Illite, mun 9AM to &PM. tall. C1ll 814-4.&11-8371 . Furnl1hlld ep1., 1 bdr .. 701 4th Ave .. Gellipolil. t236 mo. utili· Picken• Ul ed Fumi1Ure. Good Uu p.1kf. Call 445-4<116 1ft1r Cf.lllity uted furniture. Open 9 to e Of Clll for appointment. 7pm. 304-878 -6483 or 876-1460 . 5 Court St . 3 bdr. 1 Y, b1th, 12150 mo ., plus ut ilitl•. Nferencw & Two book end bunk bed• 1150.00 . Two 20 gel. fish tankl no pets. C•ll 114-441-.&928. with tt1nd 1!0.00 . Round tl · Furnithed Apt . 2 bdr .. t1815 bl• and .t chlin 160 .00 . s .. mo ., w•t• pd . 11 31 2nd. Ave ., 1911 N. M1in St .. Pt. Ph . G1llipolis. C1ll 81 4-«1·4411 AlxttMI 10f1 end chair, 304after 7PM . 2 bdr. utilitl• pertiallv turn ., tl715 mo. Call 304-17&-5288 Of 304-675-6104. 64. Miec . GOOO USED APPLIANCES «1·3189 "'814-261-1652 . WEST, GAWPOLIS. RT 35. ~ · - -.- Wednesday, April 30, .1 986 Washers. drver1. refriget'atorl, r1ngea . Skauu• Appli•nce1, Upper Rive.r Ad. beside Stone Cr"l Motel. 814·448· 7398 . 30'a. 304-171-4008. NEW AND USED MOBILE HDMES KESSEL'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES, 4 MI . l. Farms for Rent Sof11 •nd cheir1 priced ffom · 1285 . to *895 . Tlbl•. •so end up to 1125. Hide-a-beds,U90. · and up to 1150.. 10f1 bed1 1145 , Recllnen , 12215 . to 137!5 .. Lamps from 128. to 1126 . pc. dineH• ftom t10$ ., to 436. 7 pc. 1189 and up. VV~d tlble. with lilt thairt 1285 to 1741 . Desk •H& up 10 U71S . Hutch•. 1650. Bunk bed com· plate with mat1re11e1, 8275. and up to 1396. Baby beds, 1 110 . Mattreuea or box 1pring1, full or twin, tel ., firm, 173. and 183 . Queen Hh, 1225. Bed fr1me1, 120 .and 125 .. 10 gun · GLWI cllblnetL 13150 . Ge• or electric rang• 1375 . 8eby mettr•••· *35 & e45. b«t tram" 120. 126 . & 130, king frame UO . Good 1elaction of bedroom .,ttet, rodtert, metll cabln1t1, htld · boards 138 & up to •ee. 9115 .. 304-675-1799. Mobile Homes for Sale · ... . . . . .... _~~- -- Vollov · Pion, Qallll'ola, Ohio. <Juna, Archrt. Tecllla. 114· 441-2331. Fum . effi d 111cy 1pt., privat i I quiet. single working perton only. C1U 614-448·4507 or 32 .......... ""' ... wood·coelttOVM/ 6 pc wood LR tulte t391, bunk bedl t119, antron recMnen 199, . MW It uMd btdroom .,itel, renr.•· wrlnglr' wethers. & thoM . .W INingroom tuit11 1199-1199, Iampi, 1110 buying COli • WOOd 1tovn . Ca/IIIU-44&·· 31159 . Electrolua VI CCUUm cl..n ert . A-1 condition- att1chment1 . Av1illble 11 172 .00. C11h or 1erm1 errengad. C1ll 814·2415· 171-114118. . ~ TONY'S GUN REPAIR I, hotillo rtbluelng. ell type~ at .. n•mlth work, felt 1ervl01, 304·111· · 4131 . . 2 bdr. • pt . oofurni1tlld, raferen· en. no pets. C1ll 814·446· 1158. 3 bedroom houn fDf Hit or teeM whh option to buy, 304· .. . SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 12 Olive St. . Otlllpoll1. N•• uted Rent, IHII, Iandcontrlct, 3br'• . Rodney Village II; 2 br'• ·Eurekl; REDUCED EXTRA NICE HOME 3br Ev1ns Height•; Depoth & - 3 bHrooma, . . . 10 movt rtferenc• requ ired . Bl1c~burn Into . Central lir. pool-d.&, Raoltv-11 4 ·441-000B . chatn Ink fence. gerden plot. Lots of utr11. Call lifter I p.m. Hou• for rent nur Merc1rvllle, and weekendl. JCM-176-7211 . nice loe~tktn . nice yard, goo d neighbot'hood. Reference&dep· 1 'AI ltory houN, flltrock ar11. olit requited . C1ll day1 514- &71· 2132. ' 43 New 1 bedroom epartment. C1ll OuaNty bult 11A ltory Tudor 10 mtnutB from Point Pl. . .nt. Household Goods 178· 74158 . Sundoya. 114-112-3128. style home on e wooded tern, 61 LAYNE'S FURNITURE 814· 388-1477 o• &14-3188118 . nMds cMh. 121.800. c.n 1114· 441· 2034 llflar IPM. -~ . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Page-14-The Daily Sentinel ip-• ·otoue 4 bedroom In toWn, 2Y, bath, g~e. l .much ~•· ~. repose \ 34 Israeli dance 35 Again 36Arizona city 38 Equipment 40 Sea (Fr.) 42 Cordial or Holland 43 Singular opener 33 Medit. island (abbr.) 34 Meat fro m swine 37 Belgian city 39 Individually managed 41 li enee 44 Take offense 45 Greedy 46 To ny or Emmy 47 Wrest ... DOWN I •. - ll ock ~y·s - trick ... DAILY CRYPJ'OQUOTES - Here's bow lowort II: AXYDLBAAXR II LONGFELLOW .. . One letter stands for another. In this sample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letten, &polltrophes, the length and fonnation ol the words are all hints . Each day the code ietten are different. CRYPTOQUOTE 4·30 UCGVO WH ' KR ACLO H V VH GO W K U XU V H G p K QQ GO W . Q K F II J CO ·-· u..·· ... ., ··. . .. 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CD Bill Cosby Show .. . .... �Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohiq Sodium intake the 8pnOisllt Pap 18 In on .Student nurse8 PbofoOill'apZf 3-818 D YS THURSDAY, FRIDAY, & MAY 1, 2 and 3 HOURS: 9:00 AM TO 6:00 PM *2'' CALIFORNIA ORANO tO LB. BAO '''', GOLDEN ·YAMS Vol.3&, No.266 CRISP CALIFORNIA TENDER - CARROTS· IJI· Meigs'~Jmemplo $129 $119 TOMATOES =::h REDRIPE J.••WNS 10-12 LB. I UKKtY: AnRAOE SPECIAL! 5 LB. BONLESS SIRLOIN or RIB 6 STEAKS 8 9. FRANKIES ,.,. CRISPY SER~E 249 $2949 - By NANCV YOACIIAM Sentinel 81aff wrller Meigs County Is known throughout the state as the home o1 the first volunteer emergency squad In Ohio - Middleport. The county also has tllrt'(' other squads which were sane of the first 1n the state _ Pomeroy., Racine and Syracuse. Now the Meigs County volunteer program Is leading the way again - In the dlrectiln of teaching. It was annoonced at Wednes· day's meeting of the Meigs County Commissioners that the Meigs County Emergency Medical Ser· vice has just been granted tul'lds to operate a computpr.vldeo emergency medical technician training center. The center could become a model lor other centers of this type. Bob Byer, Meigs EMS director, made the annountoernenl. Total cost to Meigs EMS to develop the training program will be $.JJ,Im, Of that amount, $19,500 will be reimbursed by the u.s. JA>partment of Transportation through the Ohio Board of Regents whl.ch governs EMS organizations. An additional~ wlll be spent by Meigs EMS to dl'velop the compu· ter software needed to carry outthe training. Through tlle program, Byer explained, tralni.'I'S will take the computer schooling at their own convenllmce. After the designated amount of time. all traini.'I'S will take clinical work together. Com· parlsonswill then bemadebetw~n the scores of traini.'I'S who ha\e taken the computer course and those who have trained In the traditional method. Depending on the ootcome d. those comparisons,' computer·vldeo tralnlng could be· cornea teaching tool throughout tC., EMS network. Byer, who spent much time preparing the computer·vldeo 1ft PORK LO N 6 to 7 Lb. Average SLICED · 119LB. SUPERIOR 12 oz. BACON ,.,•. ,••. PORK & B s $ 0 FULL CA$E HALF CASE tsoo 24116 OZ. CAliS BALLARDS BISCUITS T·BONES 5 LB. Wi~:~ MeigsEMS . DRUM TICKS SLBS. 2415 OZ. CAN$ CASE *6.50 HALF *3.25 U.S. NO. 1 ALL PURPOSE 24/16 OZ. CANS POTATOES FULL CASE HALF CASE $300 SO LB. REITER CHOCOLATE DRINK GAL. 11.69 BAG $ 99 EFLOU·R FULL CASE . FULL CASE HALF CASE 3 ooz. *1.49 SMALL EOOS THOROF~RE 24/16 oz. APPLESAUCE 24/16 oz. REITER FRUIT DRINKS 24/IS'It 24/23 24/16 to 24/4 oz. oz. 2417 1/t oz. MARGARINE HALF CASE IS.OO DOMINO SUGAR Sl LB. CASE 110.00 25 LB. 10 'SOO SPAIHETTIOS 24/15 12/S'It 24/141/t 24/16 oz. oz. 24115'/t oz. oz. oz. #I(Jlt' Plut Mueh, Mueh More, At Truoklod Prices! '500 BIGGI!8rCOMPEIU'IJNOhio Senate Prmldent Paul E. Glllmor ol Port CllntGn Ill expeded to pve fonner Gov. JIUJII!II A. Bbodeo a nm .,, hlo IIIGIII!f In next Tueaday's 8IIUe prlmaey elediDD. Three people hurt in Meigs accident A Gallla County man was transported by Grant Medical Center's Lifefilght helicopter to the Columbus hospital Wednesday night for treatment ollnjurtes In a two-car accident In Meigs County. Russell R Bailey. 61, Rt. 2, Bldwpll, and Henderson, W,Va., was listed In lair condition thls morning wltll a head Injury. according to a GMC spokesperson. Bailey was one of three people Injured In the accident, which occurred at 9:48 p,m. on Olio 7 In SaUsbury To~mShlp at the lntersi'C· tlon with Coonty Road 21, the state highway patrol said. Troopers said Bailey was stopped on the county road when a northbound car on 7 driven by J~>~eph Jordan, 42, Rt. 1. Shade, mare e ;'~r said the Board of Regents' Inspectors reported Meigs' EMS should be considered a rmdel of excellence for other volunteer seiVices In the state. Meigs EMS was accredited to teach two years ago when the (Continued.on pageS) 100 .. • • ~ I . "\. \:J F w.......__,, I, I' The seiVlce reported that employment In Ohil has grown by 3.3 percent since Mi!rch 1985, with tbe Increase found In nonmanulacturtng areas. Tbere were 4.485 mllllon people employed In IIOil·lannlna jobs In March, essentially unchangl!d from the 4.482 mllUon figure reported one year ago. Nonmanufactur· lng provided 3.366 million jobs In March, up ll,OOI jobs from February. Ohio's manufacturing employment In Marcil was 1.118 million, down 0.7 percent from February. MOlt of the losses were In durable goods lncllstrles, although nondurable goods employment also leU slightly. COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) -Two JA>mocratlc primary, but lonner state senators named Paul are Cleveland Mayoc Dennis J . Kuct· lighting each otller and an Ohio nlch may attract votes away from political legend In an attempt to him as an Independent candidate in · , lead the Republican party back Into til> general election. Anti· Rhodes forces tried to clear control of the Statehouse. It Is a thankless light that Ohio the way for a single candidate to Senate President Paul E. Glllmor oppose the l:>rmer goverror In the of Port Clinton and Sen. Paul E. primary. Pfeifer belleved his run Pfeifer of Bucyrus are waging for the Senate earned hlm,!h<' right against James A. Rhodes and the to compete for governor, and lie monument he had placed on the refused to drop back to run lor Statehouse lawn In 1!*!2 to com· attorney general. GUimor claimed CONSIDERED FAVORITE memorate his record four terms as his leadership status qualllled him - Ohio political Jecend, fonner lor the mmlnation. governor. Gov. Jlllllell A. Bllodee, ;v, has lo Rhodes has taken the Initiative at Rhodes, 76, has drawn opposition be oonttld ered I be favorlle In lbe almost PVery tum from the day he from within tlle Republican party RepubllcaD aubemlltorlal prtm. ev<'ry time he has tried for dfiCP; In declared his candidacy last' NoaryMay6. UPL the Iast~years. Wlthoneel<Qel>tlon vem~f, mllllltlng a withering -a lo5s In the U.S. Senate primary attack on the C..leste admlnlatntIn 19'l0- he has neYercomecloseto tlon and wmrtng Glllmor aJtd Pfeifer. helng beaten. Rhodes was first to name bls Glllmor, 47, the state's top. running mate lor lieutenant gover. ranking Republican elected official, and Pfplfer, 43, the party'soomlnee nor, choosing Robert A. Taft II, the for the U.S. Senate In l!m, are Hamlltoo County commlsskloer trying to take advantage d. consid- and bearer ol a ooce-powerfUI poUtlcal name. pulled onto the road and struck erable anti·Rhodes sentiment. Glltmor. whose ruootng mate Is Bailey's vehicle In the left front, Many people believe that H state Sen. O.arles F. Hom d severely damaging both cars. Rhodes Is not too old to govern, he Kettering, a Dayton suburb, has Transported to Veterans Memor· has been around long enough; It's made his slogan "Leadership You lal H~>~pltal were Bailey, Jordan time to give somebody else a Can Trust - For a Change," which · and a passenger In Bailey's car, chana>. carries the Implication that tt'stlme Erllnda Obregon. 51, Henderson. If that sentiment has reached a to gPt rtd of both Celestl' and Obregon was admitted lor a majority o! Rl'publtcan voters (It Rhodes. laceration of the scalp and a was :rl percent In 1978 ), Glllmor and GU!mor has stressed his leader· fractured pelvic bone, a VMH Pfeifer probably -wlll divide the ship In bringing Republicans into spokesperson said, and was In lair votes and Rhodes wUI earn the right the majority In the Senate In 198) condltim this rooming, Jordan was to go agalnst JA>mocratlc Gov. and 1984, In !IUCCessiUUy pushing lor treated and released br chest Richard F. Celeste in the fall. a reductiln In personallnmllll' tall contusions. Two weeks ago, Glllmor released rates and IUDy lllndlng education, The patrol cited Jordan for a swvey showing he was only 5 and In keeping hls)X'Omlses as OMVI. percentagl' points behind Rhodes. Senate leader. Ac<.'Ordlng to reports, Bailey was But the fonner governor produced Pfeifer, wmse running mate Is returning from his wife's visitation a poll showing he had 55 percent of Montgomery County Recorder hours at the Ewing Funeral Home. the vote to Glllmor's 18 percent Vlckl D. !'egg, has been more Mrs. Balley, 'S/, died monday at the Pfeifer has trailed badly In most daring In making speclllc proposals home of her rrother on Epple Rd. SUIVeyS. and blunt than Gllbnor In near Five Points In Meigs OJUnty. Celeste has no oppositilp In the atla<:klng Rhodes. • • ~ . -t '~ -.,t .;:;·,._ . Meigs County's housing rehablll.' Four emergency projects are tattoo program Is gelling off the also In process said Edwards, ground wltll tlle awarding or The commission yesterday deconstruction contracts Wednesday. leted the requlrment for ho Sidney Edwards, director of tlle meowner's Insurance from the Gallla·MelgS Community Action mortgage contract of one ernerAgency whlcl\ Is administering the gency project. The deletiln was program, reported at Wednesday's made at tlle request of Edwards meeting of the Meigs Coonty a~d with permission from the state Commissioners that the first eight and Meigs Coonty Prosecutor Fred homes to be repaired have been W. Crow Ill. The Insurance requJr. scheduled.Someoltheconstructlon mentIs being dropped from "thls contractorshlredtodotlleworkare· case only" Edwards said. ·. local, the others are frl>m Gallla Pomeroy Coo.ncllman • Bruce Coonty, Edwards reported. RL'ed obtained pet'mlssjon from the HOOJeoWDers have ~ thr~ay commissioners lor , ~ to grace period alter the letting ol the lease the leve) piece of property contract to back out of the deal mr:(h of U... county inftnnary on . Edwards said. Contractors must Mulberry i:telgllts. 'l'lle ~ t;.:.:~~=.:L.i then begin constructkm within 10 mpes to construct a combined . . D~TA WINS- 'Die Della Qtl8l!ll maks11 vldul7tum u . days and complete construction ·lennls·basketball court on the site.. lhe tllefltdlitllaeaheadollbellllaDerandleMpJwerfuiBelleol within Ql days. . Conlbled on Pap 9 Loul.viue 'lbe nee It beltl_a··~ pmr lo tile Kmludly oz. oz. 12/46 oz. 99~ oz. oz. ttl 24/t6 GAL. CAROIIIAL training grant proposal. anticipates the IJ'OgTam will he In ~ration by September. In addition to the first ollts klnd computer·video training program, Meigs Coo nty EMS has received re-accredldatlon from the Board of Regents to teach advanred emer· gency medical technology through March 1988. As explalned by Byer, the re-accredldatlon allows Meigs EMS to hire a registered nui'St' to teach on a parttlme basis. To date, Meigs County's Is the lilly volunteer EMS ocganlzatlon In the state which Is accredltated to teach advanced EMT's. The first advanced training school Is expected to start In May. Of the surrounding counties, Hocking Technical College, Sou· lheastern Ohio Medical SeiVice out of Athens_ County III<' year and Jackson County tbe next, Lancas· ter Fire Department In Fairfield County and Washington Technlca? College at Marietta, have akredj dation to teach advanced EMT(~ Bvsfersa~~ ted that the Board of Regents, In their recent Inspection. made note of Ml'lgs County's·strong community support for EMS; the high standards of excellence witllln the program Including tlle buDd· lngs which ho~se the separate EMS units throughout the county; and the active Involvement of tbe program's medical director, Dr. David Price a Olarleston, W.Va., who 15 affiliated with the Veterans . M mortal Hospital emergency Contracts issued for housing rehab program in Meigs . HALF CASE 24/S oz. oz. $450 24/16 24/16 00 10/S LB. BAGS 48/10'!t OZ. CANS February to 11 percent. In 1985, 111wrence had the second highest unemployment rate In the area at 17 A per<Fnt, trailing VInton County at 19.1 percent In March 1985. The jobless rate fell by 1.5 percent In Jackson Coonty, from 14.2 percent In February to 12.7 percent last month. Jackson's unemployment rate In March 1985 was 12.6 percent. Athens County's anemployment, set at 10-5 percent In February, felll percentto 9.5 percent, the only area county to fall below 10 percent. OBES noted that the above figures for the rountles were not seasonally adjusted. Rhodes favored in GOP Primary planned for CHICKEN 39 LB. percent In March. In Gallla County, which reported a 13.3 percent jobless figure at the end of February, unemployment fell by 1.1 percent to 12.2 In March. OBES said roughly l ,:KJO d Meigs County's estimated 9,200-person work force was out of work , and 1,600 of GaiUa County's 11,600-person work force were unemployed In March. · Unemployment stood at 14.2 percent In Meigs and 12-3 percent In March 1985, the service said. Vinton County noted a 2.4 percent decrease In unemployment In March, falling from 16 percent In February to 13.6 percent last month. The jobless rate fell by 1.7 percent In 111wrence County In March, fatUng from 12.7 percent In Model project HOT DOG & 49~ COKE 10 LBS. OR MORE 2 S.Ctlont, 24 Pog11 215 Cento A Muhlmod"' Inc. N-opopor & By KEVIN KELLY OVP stall writer Unemployment In Gallla and Meigs counties, which skyrocjteted between December 1985 and January, declined durtng February and March, figures provided by tbe Ohio Bureau o! Employment Services revealed. Declines In tlle jobless rates of otber area counties were also noted by OBES last month. Unemployment In Ohio stood at a seasonally adjusted rate of 7.4 percent, above the national average of 7.2 pen~nt. The most significant decrease was In Meigs County, which posted a 16.5 percent unemployment rate In December and January, but fell 2.6 percent to 13.9 ., AMS enttne ent rate declines Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, May 1. 1986 Copyrighted 1986 JUIC~ at y e • T . . ,. . . . . . ,. .. . ~ t, -~-- e -- ~,., .r· ~~ .• :t:;·. . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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