https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e56b7345c9dcd4c4740a228f2529844e.pdf 02f6c44ab9b43102b8a202cec22c22d8 PDF Text Text . ~ -·:;· .I Tuesday. July 1, 1986 Plg6 1~-:-~' 0!2 Senti181 / ·-·.... ~.. Local briefs~·-...., ' Middleport fll"eworks Friday B)' lhe Bepd ........ Pap!ll6-7 Mayor Frell Ho1fman announced today that the JulY 4 ll!'e\Wrks display~ Middleport wUI begin at approximately 9:30p.m. Friday. The fireworks display wUI be under supervision Of tiE Mldlleport Fire Department and will be set ot! on the Ohio River nl!ar the Chessle ~. which Is being developed Into Dave Diles Riverside Park by the village and the Chamber of Commerce. The dlsptay ibis year wUI be slightly larger tjlan the cne In 1985, with the cost of the fireworks and lnsuranre tOiallng $2,000. Donations toward the cost of the ll!'e\Wrks may be made at the village hall. · The mayor expressed appreciation to the Feeney-Bennett American Legion Post No. 128 for Its $500 donation and to the p>st's ladles auxiliary for Its $50 donation. The mayor extended an Invitation to area residents to view the fireworks display In commemoration of Independence Day. CornkJ&.TV .............Page U Deatla ...................Page 12 Editorial ................. Page 2 Sports ..................... Page 4 The DaUy Sentinel wUI not be published Friday to aUow its employees to enjoy the Fourth of July holiday. Regular business hours resume Saturday at 8 a.m. and regular (>Ublication resumes with the Sunday Ttmes.Srotinel. • • at y Vot.36, No.42 Copyrlphtod 1986 , Eastern Boosters plan barbecue . . The Eastern Athletic Boosters will hold a public chicken and rib barbecue Friday at the Eastern High School with serving to start at 11:30a.m. Local 32 to meet Thursday • MemberS of Bricklayers and Cement Finishers Localll will meet • at Carpenters Hall Thursday evening at the regular hour instead of at the Riverboat Room c:i the former Diamond Savings and Loan Co. Water department extends hours Since water bills cannot be paid at the New York Clothing House due to the recent fire, the water department office at Pomeroy VUiage Hall will have extended hours through July 10. The office will he open until 5 p.m. each day , Monday through Friday and from 9 a.m. to l2 noon on Saturday. Area deaths Gertrude Humphrey Roger Wolfe ' ) . Directors OK stock dividend WASHINGTON (UP!) - With the last American companies out of Libya, the administration is moving to seal off any remaining economic ties. with the North 4-frican nation. A senior State Department official, briefing reporters Monday, said that Libyan revenues, partly because of American and Western European actions, dropped fron1 an estimated $ll billion a year in 1916 to an estimated $4 billion this year. Officials said the economic sanctions against Libya have been effective because the country is dependent on a single commodity, oil, for its revenues. ILyng announces lower wheat price supports • to rlghl, Anna E. Tumer, ~ra Krebs, Maude Holcomb, lhe oldest In membel'8hlp, 76 yean, Pauline Atkins, mlllller, Belva WWard and Margarete &:ott; and back, Nevil' Nlcholsn, Mary V. Ealitertlay, Stanford Slocldon, Fred Goegleln, Homer Willard, and John Hollldlly. Under one executive order, five American oil oompanles that remained in Libya and some smaller oil-field service companies were to cease dO'Ing business with the Libyan government at midnight Monday. Treasury officials said all have compiled . An earlier order made it lllegal for Americans to remain in Libya, but the U.S. companies were given fill extension in order to complete business. The five American oil companies involved are Occlden· tal, Marathon, Conoco, Amerada Hess and W.R. Grace. Divorce granted in Meigs Court A divorce was granted, a fordo- Timothy T. Thomas on a chargP c:i ~ sure sale ordered, and an entry oo a breaking and entering has been. ' breaking and entry filed in the suspended and the defendant Meigs County Common Pl!;!as Court placed on probation for two years, according to an entry filed In ~ Monday. Granted a divorce was Terry court. In another action In the court, the Wayne Stobart, Pomeroy. from marriage of Michael H. Cline a no· Catherine Lou Stobart, Lancaster, on charges of gross neglect of duty Linda K. Cline has been dissolved. Also !Ued in the court was a,. and extreme cruelty. He was.given temporary onler of custody In the. custody of the minor children. An entry or! a foreclosure action . case of Ernest L. Jones, Jr. and< by the Central Trust Co. against Shirley Marie Jones. Temporary; Osby A. Martin. et al , has been flled custody of Christopher L. Jones was granted to the petitioner;: along with an order<for sale. The six month senleJ?ce of Ernest L. Jones, Jr. 'I Weathe'r ro·recast ] New plan... Hospital news Fur...niture Sale! Furniture Sale! Granted divOI'fle FOR JUST $3.25 All Bedrooms ••••• 25%. All Chairs ••......• 25% All l)illill!l Rooms ........ 25% All SleeperI Sofas .......... 25% All Gra11dfather Clocks ......... 25% All . Curios ......... 25% OFF All Gun Cabintt~--n.. 25% . All Tables ......... 25% Elh If you have a safe driv· lng record, you merit sorflethlng special when 1t comes to your Auto Insurance ... top.~ Coverage, low ptllen8d rates and -service you , can deperid 011. That's exaclly the combination of beneft1s you'U rec:elve as a policyholder Of our ' .agency and iitie State 'Auto Companies. · . ALL SF:I' FOR1.~ AN!IiJVERSARY CJ!l.EBKATION - The Statue of Uberty wUI celebrate her 10tlllt birthday In justtwoclaJa, All I!! . Muhimedia Inc. 26 Canto Newapopor l'f8d)' lor lhe July FMAith celebntloa Ia New York. 'Thursday, President Reagan wiD fenllxlS lhe tordl but the lady dellnltely can 111e some makeup to conceal her pock marllll. (UPI) Hundreds of people moved their belongings to higher ground and sought shelter with friends loday as floods washed over towns and farmland in the Plains, prompting the governors of Iowa and Ne· braska to declare states of emergency. Ohio Valley storms dumped up to 5 inches of rain Tuesday in Wesl Virginia and a flash flood watch • was posted today. A flood warning was issued today in western Pennsylvania, where flooding was reported in Mercer County. Thunderstorms also reached across the Southwest - prompting flash flood watches in Texas and New Mexico - and from New England to the Carolinas. In Nebraska, 3-foot floods co· vered much of DeWitt- located al the confluence of Swan Creek, Turkey Creek and the Big Blue River - and forced nearly half the 640 residents to flee Tuesday night, sheriffs'deputy Steve Hensel said. In West Des Moines, Iowa , a half-mile-long dike built Tuesday by hundreds of volunteers ap· peared to be holding back the rising Raccoon River, which crested at a record 10 feet above flood stage . upstream at Van Meter, flooding roads and thousands of acres of farmland, officials said. "If the dike holds, there shouldn't be too much flooding," City Clerk Tom Lay sa id . " If it doesn't hold, It could be awfu I." Flood warnings continued along lhe river, and flooding also was expected in Des Moines, the National Weather Service said. A main Des Moines street was closed, and some residents moved their b!>longings to higher ground Tuesday. Nebraska Guv. Bob Kl'm'y and Iowa Gov. Terry Branstad declared states of emergPncy Tuesday In the affected regions. Evacuated res idents from De-' Witt, Neb., spent the night with friends and relatives cr took shelter at a local high school, officials said. Ken Malone, a teacher at the school, spent Tuesday helping l't'Sidents move beionglngs to higher ground. "We've been cleaning out basements (andl moving washers, dryers, furniture, carpets- getting it all up high on blocks," Malone said. The Village Board imposed a 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. curfew to keep curiosity seekers away from the flooding . Rutland water safe o drink ·Patrol will ·HeafY · ra1iitfa s ··rl- "~~ according to Tuesda report watch for in parts of Ohio violators While the water in Rutland may the streets will be cleaned and malntenanre gjpervisor. By United Pres8 Intemallonal Youngstown Municipal Airport , the have a " mllky" look, it's perfectly washed down before the Fourth of The burning ordinance was re· Heavy rain fell in parts of Ohio ,National Weather Service reported. July. viewed . It allows residents to bum safe to drink. Drivers this holiday weekend will late Tuesday and early today, Nearly an Inch of rain fell during a Herb EUiott said that he had paper but oot trash. A dlscusion have a little extra protection from That was the report given by causing flooding of some urban thunderstorm In Dayton. Vlckj Fink, cou ncil member, at a received complaints about the hole was held on banning ali burning but the prime killers on rural highways areasland small streams. A spokesman for the Trumbull meeting of Rulland Village Council in the street near the elementary the matter was tabled until the - excessive speed and the infiu · Flooding of roads and low- ly lng County Sheriff's Department said Tuesday night. · school. General condition of the August meeting. ence of alcohol- according to Lt. areas was reported in parts cl. several roadways in the oounty Fink aavised that a sample ol streets was discusSed and plans It was reported that two contain· Dan Henderson, commander of tl'f> Ashland, RJchland, Holmes and were rovered · with water early water had been sent to Ihe EPA for made to contact the contractor on ers wtll be donated to tbe village by Gailla·Meigs Post of the Ohio Slate Trumbull counties in the northern today, and reports ol' tysement teslillg and that their report showed the Lima Road resurfacing project the county Utter control board, with Highway Patrol. section of the stale. flooding were widespread . the water safe with the "milky" . to sre 11 some work could.be ~ne in more to be provided lor the July 4 • That protection will come from Drier and cooler air was expected color coming &rom the high viii hll he · tis · celebration in the town. 1 Ohio's new mandatory safety-hell A portion of Interstate 75 in Allen to move in to the swte today with the age w e t EQU pmen m May~ James Fink presided al calcium content . Ihe area. · ~ · law, which becomes effective July County was closed for severallDurs sunny skies and temperatures in General cleanup of the village 11 was decided to sell the old town the meeting with rouncil members, 4. ,. · by high water, which rose to four the 70s expected oo Thursday. was discussed and if .was noted by · truck to chalig!! the title o! David . Wilkes, Herb Elliott, Vicki "In 1985, 48 percent of ali rural feet at one point, said a county · forecasters said. David Davis, street worker. that Davis from street worker to town Fink, and Steve Jenkins and Clerk traffic deaths were caused by sheriff's dispatcher. The dry weather was expected to . Greg Van Meier attending. · More than two and ooe·half rem~n i)J«t~le l:>r lndepend· speed." Henderson said. "So far this year, 55 percent of all rural inches of .rain was recorded at the ence Day on Frillay. fatalities involve a vehicle being driven at an unsafe sceed. "Because c:i this increase in Beesley said its goal is to charge all he Is pleased with the new interest By SONJA HW1i~N SI'Vere speed-related accidents. rate policy announced Tuesday by customers competitive rates and to UPI Fann Editor troopers will be especially watchfu I offer them a broad rang!! of loan WASHINGTON iUPII - Fed- the Farm Credit Adrrllhistration. for speeding violation'> during this eral regulators have given Farm "I think this represents a nego- packages. period of extra holiday traffic." The Farm Credit System. the Credit System banks permission to tiated step to find some way to give Henderson said the patrol exnation 's largest farm lender, lost reduce Interest rates to keep .their rur borrowers sane interest rate The Meigs Coonty Board of Educa tion Research Center pro$2.7 billion last year. Its loan pects a considerable number c:i mrrowers from shopping for lower relief," he said. aicolDl-impaired drivers on holiday Education adopted a $481,!171.55 gram, the SEOVEC program and The farmer-owned system 'had portfolio was reduced by S13 billion Interest ratesatcommerrial banks. roads. "The drinking driver con· budget for the fiscal year. July 1. . the Tri Cou nty Career DevelopH. Brent Beesley, pl't'Sident of I~ asked for lower rates to keep its between the end of 1~ and the first tlnues to be the single most 1986 through June ·lJ, 1987 when lt ment program. The board entered system's policy-making arm. the loan base fron1 eroding further. quarter of this year. dangProus person oo oor highways. met in regular session Monday into a contra}'!. with Richard Eric F_'arm Credit Corp. o! America. said l.f the alcoint-lmpaired driver also night. Chambers as of July 12 for the happens to be speeding, he cr she Th~ hoard hired Jane Good as a operation of a s~at belt safety becomesespeclaUy deadly," Hend· speech therapist for the county rcnter two SalurdJ ys each month. erson said. office. Good taught at Colorado Bus driver ccrt ificates were Henderson said the highway Springs for some 10 years and a issued to Bruce Myers, East<'rn; United Pres8 (otematlonal likely be an outcry from people in Macyland .Uvtng, that drivers and year in Greece. She holds a patrol prefers Esther Black , li'lha Cott~rlll , Sentinel Staff Repol'lll near,. lhe storage site. Therefore, Boster said. state front -seat passmwrs voluntarily master's degree. The resignation of Donna Daniels, Lt•la Hail GOOdwin, The Army has tentatively decided to destroy officials, including hersel.f, will oontinue offering comply with the manda tcry safety Judy Herbert as one of the two .Jack Klng, Cora Loftis, Emily . thousands of aging and potentially dang!!rous "strong opposition" to nay plan to ship the gas belt law. school psychologists hired by the Manley, Strvrn Morris. Paunn~ chemical weapons at their eight stonlge sites across through Ohio. "A properly adjusted safety belt county was accepted. Herbert has Snowden, 'f.ina SitwJrt, Frf'drrlck tbe nation. The Army made its prellminacy decision In an can be yrur best defense against accepted oot of the county employ- Thomas, Rona ld Woodlk, No~man The decision sets the stage for a confrontation envtronmenwi impact statement compiled Wkler these errant drivers wiD could ment. The county board Is accept- Wocxl, Jean Wood and Lois Wyant, between the Army and members of Co~ess who orders from Congress, which ordered dlsp>sai c:i the involve yoo in a sudden,' violent• ing appilcants for the post being ali ·of Meigs Local. All board oppose on-site destruction of the munitions. Other nerve, mustard gas and other chemical weapons by collision," he said . "Serious trafftc vacated by Herbert members and Supt. John Ri<'flei lawmakers, howl'\ler, object tot ran sporting the aging Sept. 30, 1994. It would cost $2 bllllon to destroy the s usually happen so The hoard agreed to take part in accident were present for thr m '('ling. ' munitions to regional disposal sites. stockpile, Including some weapons that are leaking, Continued on page 12 the Southeastern Ohio Special . "There Is no way that any simple solution will make Roeber said. everyone happy," Army Deputy Undersecl'l'tary A ftnal decision on the disp>sal will be made In Amonita Hoeber told a news oon!erence Tuesday. January by Anny Secretary John Marsh l:>llowlni "We have a democratic process In this countcy that public hearings at ail eight locations. HLs dedSion hopefully wtll lead us to a solution." may di!fer from the tentative me annoufloed StatP Rep. Jolynn Boster, D-Gallipolls, who Tuesday, depending on the rutcome d tlr hearings, sponsored a resolution approved by the Ohio HoUle of Hoeber said. Representatives May 22 opposing the JJ'OilOsed Most of the munitions were made during the 1950s shipments, was pleased by the ~ton. and 1960s and a!'\ death-dealing nerve ea.ses and' "Maybe the federal government listens to the blisterillg agents 'Whose comp>unds already are sstates after all," she said. mtxed· In casings housed in rockets, artillery shells · Part of the Army's proposed route lor transporting andhombs. the gas thrQugh Athens Coilnty. . · Leaks !Jave been found in SI'Veral hundred M·M On-site Incineration was recommended by General rockel.l, which are made Of aluminum and are subject Aslembly In Boster's resoluoon as well by Gov. tocon:oeton. They have been put in special cannlsters Richard Celeste and the Public Utll!Ues Commmls· to contalR the lealu. slon of Ohio. , The admll$traoon wants to build a new generation "We told the feds that Ohio wants them tostopthelr d· chemical weapcins, called binartes, In which the plans, listen to local communities, and look tor a compolients would not be mixed Into tlrir. deadlY NEW ROrAJtY OFFKEB8 - New olllcen were · Frmn the left'·are Ia Md'.ol)lu, tree~urr, Karl· reasonable soluoon- and they did," Boster said. form until the weapon Is in filght. These weapons ......... Wllallhe Ml Ill If llri-PCIIIMI'O)' IWar)' c.ab Keebler, ' leelftW)'; iames Diehl, p; 1«11 I; BIJ : Boster said that the Anny would not make a Dna! could be stored $1lfely. me&Moildarllf&IKlltiiMdaUalted'llletiiMIMO..rdt. Fnndl, ontaotnr p; twt, and Ron Alii. vtce• decision untU the end of this year~ and t11ere Would preeldenl. .;;.. ..... ' and FCS lowers credit rates Meigs board·adopts ·1986-87 fiscal budget Chemical weapons will not cross Ohio as 4 EAST MAIN POMEROY .... ..-992·6687 l . . .• ,, ~ .' A By United Press international support, andbuyersknewthelower prtce would go into effect it June. ,.---------~------------~ Whilethereducing actual jJ'ices under l9!fi farm law,crcp Corigress 11 '. froze farmers' Income suppOrts for 1986 and 1987. Thus farmers wUIIM: . Easl Central Oblo io percent today, 80 percent tonigh': guaranteed $4.ll per bushel for Showers and thunderstorms and 40 percent Wednesday. I· wheat that could sell tJr as low as likely today, with highs In the mid Winds will be from the southeast $2.28. 70s. Showers and thunderstorms at five to 10 mph today and~ There is a $00,00l limit on the tonight, with a low IJ{the mid.60s. A southwesterly near 10 mph tonight1i per-farm subskly for the difference chance of shOwers early Wednes· Southwest Ohio ,. betWEen $4.38 and $2.85 per bushel. day and becoming partly cloudy South Central Ohio But there will be oo limit on later In the day. with highs between Showers and thunderstorms to-'; additional subsidy to lUI the gap 70 and 75. day , with highs between 80 and 85. betwren $2.16 and the 1987 price The probability of precipitation is Showers and thunderstorms likel~: support of-$:!.28. tonight, with a low In the mid 60s. A. Although under political jJ'essure chance of showers early Wednes.: to Implement a marketing loan, day and becoming partly cloudY Lottery numbers Lyng said he wruld oot employ that later in the day, with highs between 1 additional tool to make wheat 75 and 80. ' CLEVELAND (UP!) - Mon· prices competitive by permitting The probability of precipitation is day' s winning Ohio Lottery farmers to repay price support 80 percent today. 70 !X'rcent tonigh( numbers: Daily Number loans, with crops as collateral, for .. and 40 percent Wednesday. 5:xl. less than the value cl. the loans. Winds will be from the south near Ticket sales totaled $1,128,761, 10 mph today and !ro the southwes~ with a payoff due of $511,671. near 10 mph tonight. PICK-4 Ohio Extended Forecast - , 8147. Thursday through Saturday: /'> : PICK-4 ticket sales to't!ed Continued from page 1 ch81)ce of thuooerstorms Thursday $169,019, .with a payoff due of and Satunlay, with fair weather resulted In confusion over "exactly $76,119. who reported towhoandwhowas in PICK-4 $1 straight bet pays Friday. Highs will be in the 70s charge." $4,61ll. PICK-4 $1 hox bet pays $192. Thursday and Friday, climbinginto the ails Saturday. Overnight ' "Tile management structure belows will be In the~Thursdayand ,~ ing proposed for tbe space station Friday morningS and in the 60s ~ wtli .m akethatvery, verytlear," he early Saturd~y. · said. "It will be a strong manageVeterans Memorial '· ment structure located In Washing· Admitted - Patricia Cleland, ton that wtll he totally responsible Langsville; Roger Smith, Pome· for the space station." roy; Helen Handley, Pomeroy; Fletcher said the reorganization Mayme Manning, Syracuse. Disch~rged - Hattie Frederick, will make space station management similar to that of the Patricia Cleland. successful Apollo moon program. r------------1 help keep costs oown and help maintain an already tight schedule. Control of the space station project had been centered at the Johnson Space Center in Houston, which will continue to play a major role In the project's development. OPEC... ' 't United States pushes isolation of Libya Under a series of executive orders, U.S. economic involvement with Libya - which amounted to $9 billion dollars In Libyan imports In 1981 - has virtually ended. The U.S. actions are part of a series of sanctions impesed against Libya as a response to Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafl's support of international terrorism. The sharply reduced Income has created austerity, economic disruption and some disaffection among the Libyan people. the official said. "If they (the Libyan people) decide to chanw the government, that will be O.K. by us," the cfficlal said. . 2 Sections, 12 Pages Plains floods force residents to flee homes '• By JIM ANDERSON • 1 • GRANGE CEN'mNNIAL REOOGNITION - These 12 nien and women, aD wlllt more than ill yetllll membership In lhe Gninge, were honored at Monday nlgllt's eentermlal celebration of the lllelp Count)' Pomona Grange at the Rod! Sprinp GranRe Hall. They are, front, left ••)oi ......, _....._ _ ,........... , ... _ enttne ., Gertrude t..oulse Humphrey, 92, formerly of Coolville, died Tuesday at the Arl\ngiDn Health Care Center WASHINGTON (UPI) - Agriin Parkersburg. culture Secretary Richard Lyog, in She was hom July 12, 1892 In a battle to win back export markets Coolville, a daughter of the late He was born Oct. 23. 1918 in John and Ella Shanks Wise. She lost by American farmers. has Racine, a son of the late Kelly and was a member of Rebecca Lodge trimmed the wheat prtce support Alm.a ,s.yre y,!ol(e,,·He. waa em· aM the CooMUI> united Methodist for 1987 below ·a dramatic cut made ployed by the Reliance Electric Co. Church for this year's crop. • in Ashtabula lor 36 years before his will compensate <taxpayers Surviving are a son. Clarence retirement in 1982. He was a (Shepl Humphrey, Jr., Coolville; a farmers for income lost in the graduate of Racine High School and son and daughter-In-law, Edwin H. marketplace due to the lower price. a veteran of World War II having and Mary Humphrey, Belpre; As an example of the dramati· served in the lOth Mountain Div- three daughters and sons-in·law, cally Increased importance of Ision In Italy. He was a lite member EleaQlJr and OrLs Patton, Zanes· subsidies to farm income, the or the Veterans of Foreign Wars, ville: · Clarience and Harold Agriculture Department said MonAshtabula, having served as com- Swisher, Athens; Nellie and Jack day that a farmer growing 72.5 mander of that organization In Bums, Parkersburg: 12 grand· acres or wheat next year would 1984-85. children, several great · receive $6,117 from selling his crop grandchildren, a niece and a plus $5,024 In subsidies. Surviving are a son, R. Scott nephew. Lyng said the 1987 price support, Wolfe, serving in the ,Air Force at Besides her parents, she was or price floor, will he $2.28 per Jackoonvllie, Ark.; a stepson, preceded ln death by her husband, bushel, the lowest amount permit· Raymond Hall, Easley, S.C.; two Clarence E. Humphrey, an infant ted by law and 12 cents lower than brothers, Guy of Sandusky and daughter, a brother and a sister. the 1~ price support, which went Chestes (Sonny!, North Kinl!Svllie, Into effect June 1. Services will be held at 11 a .m. and three grandchildren; an uncle, Thursday at the White Funeral Both figures are much lower than Herbert Sayre of Racine, and Home In Coolville where friends the 1985 price support of $3.ll per several cousins, some of whom maycallalldayonWednesday. The bushel, which priced American reside in Meigs Cou nty. family will b!> present from 2 to 4 wheat out of many markets. Se-rvices were held in Erie: With this year's winter wheat and 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday. harvest under way and spring wheat still growing, Lyng anoounced details of next year's wheat program to comply with an early · deadline specified by '· CINCINNATI - A special 8 the increased number of Central Congress. percent stock dividend reflecting Bancorporation shares resulting Officials predicted the lower ·record earnings has been approved from the S percent stock dividend. by the hoard of directors of Central The latest stock dividend follows prtce as of June 1 will reverse the !3ancorporation Inc., holding com- a three-for-two stoc~ split distrib- May agricultural trade detlcit, the -pany of Central Trust Co. uted Jan. 7 and a 5 percent stock first in 'l:l years. It was !he last ; ThP directors also declared a dividend paid one year earlier. It ts month of the old wheat price regular quarterly cash dividend of , the eleventh such action since the .37'h cents per share on ali shares company's founding in 1900. Also, Seek maniage licenses .outstanding after the stock dlvi· Central Bancorporation ·s cash divi· dend. Both dividends are payable dend has Increased in 24 of the last Roger Lee Manley, Jr., 19, July 8 to stockholders of record 26 years and has grown more than Middleport, and Marjortejo Smith. ,June 'l:l. 125 percent during the past10years. 17, Middleport. This action will result in a 8 Central Bancorporation is a Barry Woodrow Chapman, 21, percent increaS(> in cash dividends multi-bank holding company h~d· Rutland, and Krlstle Ann Maynard, received by Central Bancorpora- quartered in Cincinnati with nine 18, Langsville. tion stockholders. affiliates: six Ohio banks, Including The directors intend to mainlllin the $165 mlltlon Central Trust Co. of a regular quarterly dividend of 37'h Southeastern Ohio, N.A., Marietta , Hymn sing Saturday cents per share on outstanding a mortgage banking company, a A hymn sing will be held shares of the company during 198i. reinsurance company and a rea I Saturday at 7 p.m at the Bur· This translates into an annual estate holding company. llngham <:;ommunlty Church with dividendo rate of $1.50 per share on the Smith Family EvangPiistlc Team to be the special singers. Ray Continuf'll from page 1 Laudermllt, pastor, Invites the public. Roger K. Wolfe. 67, 4313 Route 193, Erie, Ohio, formerlY of Meigs County, died June 7 at the Hamot Medical Center in Erie. ~ Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, July 2, 1986 i Squads answer three calls Three calls were answ~red Monday by local ·unitS, the Meigs County Emergency Medical SeJ:Vices reports. At 12:11 a.m. Syracuse took Joyce Cleland !rom Fwrth St., to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Middleport at 7:13a.m. took Raymond Justice from North Third Ave., to Veterans Memorial and Pomeroy at 1:41 p.m. took Helen Handley !rom Mulberry Ave. to Veterans Memorial. looal briefs PageS . Sentinel will not publish Friday !'--:,...--..- - -.. . . ._ _ _ _ _,_ ___ ~ ........ Pages &-9-10 ~ " • ~ • -..... �• ·. Commentary ' Page-:2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy.-Mkldleport. Ohio . Wedn&lday. July 2. 1$~~ ( ... William .F. Buektey Jr. I 11I CouJ1 Street Pomeroy, Oblo DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AKEA . ~fb IS'im~ -q,v ' ,....,_..__...... ,......,c::::~,""' ROBERT L. WINGETl' Pullllshl!r PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publlshl!r/Controller deli~quents ~ Humiliate The ·Daily Sentinel BOB HOEFLICH General Manager D~ ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor AMEMBER of The United Press International, Inland Dally Press Association and the American Newspaper Publishers Association. . LE'ITERS. OF OPINION are welcome . They !ll.ould be less than :JJO words long. All letters are su bject to editing a nd rnJsl be sig nt!l wllh name, add ress and telephone number. No Wl slgne:l leiters wUI be pu bllshed . Leu ers should be In good laste, add ressing Issues, not persooall tles. What to do about athletes whO pennlts the dellnqumt to drive, but take drugs, they want to know. And only to go to work and return. And what to do about people who drive then - the Innovation - she drunk? ' · requires him to drive with a CBS"'60Mtnutes,"itvelyasever, rumper sticker that reads, "Confeatured one approach to the latter vlcted DUI, Restricted ucen!ie." problem taken bY .a judge In Dlll stands for "Driving Under the Sarasota, Fla. Her Honor requires ln1luence." Ot Demon Run 1s left those round guUty of drunken unstated, but 1s understood. What driving whoare lucky enough not to happened, after the judge thought havenmoveranybodytosubrnttto to make this contribution to the several sacrifices, among them 50 basket of Inducements to drive only hours of community seJVlce, a fine when sober, was that a civil sutt of several hundred doUars and a was filed against her by the publtc suspended driver's license for six defender, a11egtng that what she 1s months. doing Is somehow unconstitutional. But the judge makes a provision A nlm piquancy 1n the situation Is forthosewfuneedthelrcarlnorder that the public defender Is the to go to work (and this means the husband of the judge. majority, in Sarasota). 'The judge :The Lighter Side Love of trash By DICK WEST WASHINGTON (UPI I -People magazine has set forth a list of "great trash" available this summer. As evidence that for beach reading book publishers have supplied "nothing deeper than Cher's navel,". It cites Roger Vadim's "sizzling memoir" of his life as· a movie director. Whlle I would vote for most of the magazine's nominees, I question whether People takes trash seriously enough. Although It pays Up service to high class sleere, the suspicion grows that People Isn't really dedicated to dross. . Alrea~ there ~re complaints the nation's coUeges aren't graduating .enough 'yes men to meet current demands. Can you Imagine what might :happen if their pf(lfes!rlrs filled their heads with the notion that trash can be . easUy and quickly brushed of!? . I don't care what the field might be-whether mbvies, books, food or fine . art - there is a pressing need lor seediness. According to People, "the finest in !rash food" this season may be ... Miami Mice," a matched set of edible rats that come in five dellclous ·flavors.'' : A real crummy aficionado might be justified in asking: ''Why only five tJavors?" Aren't these "squishy critters," as People ca lls them, fuUy as shoddy as . Ice cream. which can be purchased In 59 or more flavors , give or take . pistachio? "Proust, the budget deficit and the diplomatic chlll between Australia and Indonesia can walt," tlie periodical says, maintaining the public is more preoccupied with a television starlet's .l\alr, which "has more tease than a cornerful of Times Square hookers." I recall some years ago seeing a roadside sign that read: "Help Beautify JunkYards; Throw Something Lovely Away Today!" I commend that sentiment to the editors of People, along with . advertising that touts a local pornography outlet as "PuiVeyors of Fine . Smut Since 1976." . Other trash on the People Ust includes: ·. -"The proliferation of dubious wedding memorabilia" In connection with Brll;lln's upcoming royal nuptials, including a commemorative mug so shoddily made that "red clay can be seen through the glaze." • -A Hollywood t~ephon_P gossip service whose ." trashier tidbit ~" • .ft'Yeili!a tllat "• -~~~ ili'\int'-tlnl:e 111.at - thl!t·tw6 of her mall> • loves had laDen lor each other. - A film In which two rape victims track down the culprtts In such a '_' unladylike" manner "it might explain why the femaie director" used a pseudonym In the titles. , · · Oh, sure, you might agree with People I hat "the all-American kitsch machine Is In full throttle" this summer. You might even agree that certain Items being sold as souvenirs of the Statue or Uberty's restoration constitute "truly tacky paraphernalia ." I still insist People tends to treat trash too trivially. Take it from a I rue claptrap connoisseur, lhe moreone'slifelsgulded bY picayune principles, the more one is inclined to put trash In ffs proper place. ~----------------------~ Berry's World Now the exact legal na!Ufeolthe are protesting that lt'm humillaUng public defender's complaint Is not • ,to be required to give urine stated, rut IJIJCh time Is given ewer specimens to estabUsh that a player to his pt)!nt that the judge's Is not taking drugs. The objection Is Imposition of the rumper sticker In part to the"humllia~n," In part "humlllates" the deUnquent. When to the aUeged inaccuracy lithe test. Morley Safer chimed In and said, But to "'consider only the first point, "But aren't all court sentmces the athlete has signed a contract humillat!ng?" his ()bservation was that presupposes he wDl keep Ignored . But of course humiliation himself In top physical condition In ls,orsurelyroghttobe,acceptedas order to perlonn at the level of a part or the human predicament, competmce In recognltiorl d whlch aggravatro Insofar as we aggra- he was hired to pay · The pure vatro the laws ol nature and man. libertarian would say here that the The reigning assumpti:m Is that we player should be •!tee to effect his roght mt to be humiliated no own degeneration, and then the matter what we do, but this argues contractor soould be free to sue for against a rudimentary sense of damages. But that Is the. Htlglous order. way to go, and In any case ltls·~lte Athletes In the basebaU leagues possible that a player degenerated bY cocaine will not have saved the money with which to compensate the contractor. If you bse the JOO.yard race, are you humlllaled? Only II yro were obviouslY the top dog In that race. and for some reason were below par. Vladimir Horowitz is In TOkYO to give three concerts, because three years ago he was there and was crltlcatly gutted because of- a poor petonnanre. This time he wDI show them! Next time the racer will show them! And what wtll tbe driver do, JJxt time? The judge argues that his sensitivity to the ctfense he committed Is heightmro bY the obloquy of toose who spot that bumper sticker and, who knows, tease him or ostentatbusl)l slow wwn, or park their cars untU he passes; or whatever. The public ~ender likens the rumper sticker o the scarlet letter and I\irltan ustlce. He cites the stocks, where tn the 17th century oflenders were dis· played In the square - an unusual punishment, by conternporacy standards, rut not, surety, Inherently cruel. The First Amendment guarantees to the IJ"ess the right to give the name or someo.r found guUty. say, of speeding, or ct driving while drunk, or d whoring, or of tax cheatlng. lt Is impUclt, tn the .exercise or that rtght, that one's neighbors have a right to know woo men of simUar backgrounds to most of their Cabinet posts, and most of (de Ia Madrid's) current Ca blnet secretaries have never held elective office. "OJiposltlon to this. trend comes from the older generation or state and regional political bosses and from others concerned with economic mismanagement: One critic .. . lamented the declining role of the old political hands and predicted that they will have to be brought back Into positions or Influence to help guide the country through Its current problelfl.S .. . they lear that the new class of technocrats will be unable to ma1iltain the support or the maspes." In Qiher words, the party bosses will he needed to sugarcoat the bitter plll of austerity the technocra ts have prescribed for Mexico. "The tension between technocrats and politicians is one that Is heavUy freighted with historical and psychological baggage," the intelligence estimate continues, "because the former beat a striking resemblanre to the "cientiflcos"the scientific ones who came to control the country's political economy In lhe years before the Revolution. That violent upbeaval had many causes, but high among them was the arrogance and detachment from the masses of the !B"esldent and his circle of techno· cratlc advisers." Even if . the technocrats are peaceluUy ousted, it wrold have sertous impUcatlons lor the United States. The HaiVard-educated de Ia Madrid is probably the most genuinely pro-U.S. president of Mexico In decades. The president's popularity is sUpping, though how widespread the slippage is cannot be determined. The derisive whistles that greeted ·him at the World Cup soccer opening - considering the high prices of the tickets Indicated that ooly middle and upper rlass Mexicans are unhappy with his austerity policy. "Look at the reality,'" budget director Carlos Salinas told us " ... and another thing - FIX THAT S)GN." Today in history Today is Wednesday, July 2, the l83rd day of 1986 with 182 to illlow. The moon Is moving toward its new phase. The morning stars are Mars and Jupiter. The evening stars are Mercury, Venus and Saturn. . Those born on this date·are under the sign or Cancer. They Include German novelists Hennan Hesse In 1811, Austrian author Franz Kafka In IB83, King Olav V of Notway In 1903 (age·83), Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall In 1001 (age78), comedian Dan Rowan In 1972 (age64), civU rights activist Medgar Evers In 1926, and Britain's Princess Diana and actor Jimmy McNichol in 1961 (age 25) . In 1776, the Continental Congress formally approved a resolution that became the Declaration or Independence from Britain. It was signed t~ dliys later. In lllll, President James Garfield was shot bY Charles Gulleau In Washington. Garfield dled September 19. , In 1937, . AmeriCan aviator Amelia Earhart and oo-pUot Frederick Noonan were reported lost rNer the P.acltlc Ocean. They were never found. In 1974, President Richard Nixon and Soviet Communist lender Leonid Brezhnev agreed In Y alia on llniltation cl Wldergound nuclear testing and on a lower cef.ltng for defense missiles. · - In llll6, Soviet leader MUchall Gorbachev tunher consolidated his power by movtna Andrei" Grimy!«>, foreign minister for 28 years, to the ~~ post o1 president. • :A thougllt tor tJie day: Franz Ka1ka wrote, "There are t~ carclnal sins fllom whlch all others sprlne: Impatience and laziness." . . .. ~ , ... .. -.- ~ ~ . .,... .. - ~ ,., .. ,. ~ ~ ...... .. . ~. It's every politician's dream- a contest for public office in which the candidate never has to worry about raising enough money to finan ce the campaign because the contrlbu· !Ions keep pouring in. This was the year Sen. Robert Packwood, R-Ore, was to have lived thai dream as he made his bid for his founh term In the Senate, wtne he seJVes as chai1man of I he powerful and prestigious Finance Committee. Packwood was assured of virtually unlimited tunds because his committee was fashioning legisla· tion to drastically overhaul the federal tax code. Wealthy lndlvlduais and powerful Interest groups considered it judicious to contribute to the chairman. The senator encouraged that tendency with $l ,®per-person fund-raising parties at 1r>me of the nation 's poshest hOtels. One event at the Century Plaza In Los Angeles produced S!m,OOl while another Loew's Anatole In Dallas grossed 1 $315,001. Money poured \D from donors living In wealthy communities far · !rom Oregon - Beverly Hills, Call!.; Boca Raton, Fla.; GI'O$SI! Pointe Farms, Mlch., and other fashionable addresses, Money !rom political acllon committees totaled ,SS92,1oo at the . end d March, when the last of!lclal count was produced. By mw, lt surely has surpassed $1 mlllion. During 1,9115 and the !lrst three months ct 1Jl86, : 'ackwood ooUected and spent more money than either of the SEtlators .trom the natiJn's two most populOus states woo also are seeking re~lectlon this year; : Packwood received $5.9 million, while Sen. Alan Cranston, D-Callt., . .. . . . .. . .. .. . ... '· raised $1.7 million and Sen. Allonse D'Amat o, R·N.y ., co uect ed $4.6 mlll!on. When those figures are adjusted to account for the stze of the electorate 1n each senator's state, Cranston has taken 24 cents for each )lOtentlal voter, D' Amato 34 cents- Packwood $2.91. What has Packwood dOne With all that money? More than $15,001 has been used just to buy stakes for yard signs. Millions of dollars have been spent on direct mall appeals lor more money. One mailing fooled even political professionals because It was carefully designed tolookllke a deUvery from a IJ"ernlum-priced courier servtce. Not all of the money has .been spent 1n a conventional !ashton. EarUer thls year, Packwood gave $32,100 to Oregon's Republican organ!zatl;)n to aid the party's candidates brstateleglslature-a rnrnove that IJ"O(Iuced howls cl fl._rotest frOm Democrats and others lidirquestloned Its propriety . In an even more dubious lnltla· tlVf1, an lntennedlary claiming to IWresent Packwood approache(l the state's GOP organization and ctfered lt an additional $DJ,OOl and S'l!lO,OOl 11 party leaders could assure the senatoc that he would have no opposltbn In 1M May :In primary. · That deal was never mnsummated, but the primary Election results made tt apparent wey Packwood was nervoils about q>posltl;)n. The heavtly financed, three-term senator won by a thoroughly unlmiJ"ESSive . Sl-43 llllll'81n over Joe P : Lutz, a Baptist minister who had never before SQI!ght publlc &. With the general election stlllllve • t • • .. , ( . ' " ~ .. ' ... . ~ . months away, Packwood's bulging campaign treasury Is attracting fresh criticism. The "Oregon Is Not lor Sale Committee," cla!inlng to be "appalled" bY the situation, has been ilrmed to oppose the senator. Packwood's Democratic oppo· nent, Rep. James Weaver,hasbeen quick to seize the opportwllty. "The word is that If you want to have .NON-PROFIT . · ORGANIZATION• IT'S ALL NEW AT POWELL'S $1. · 99 Cube Steak ........... BUCKET LB -· $139 ' '.New You Can Help Your lunch Meat •• ~-.~~·... · . . SUPERIOR . · . • Ground Beef •••~ ••••• 9"9( . . . U.S.D.A. CHOICE Chuck ·Roast ••••••••• 89< BEEF PORK & . Chicken,Patties ••••$,] 59 LB. . 0 A~MOUR . i.' . . BOX I FRESH. PORK BUn . . ·. . Steaks/Roas·t •• J!·... ' .$ HOW IT WORKS: . 9 3 1.· ·. an official of neh· proftt organi· (Church, school, ;.~~1:1, J•ycees. etc.l ift 111d register at .:PC)WIIII'• Sup•nnarttet. '•' l.iio•~>~tl~ you shop at ~~~ll'i Supennarttet, ,: sii\ie your sales recejpt ·. ..Mel turn it in to your or. ~tlization. · el'he official of your or· . . . .. 4.·. .,. ·. ( '..:" . ... . '. . ·. . ;"/ , .·. ' ·: Necta'rines ··········••:. . breakfast with Bob PackMJO<I, you put up $5,100," says the outspoken legislator. Packwood remains favored to win the contest, rut he could be In trouble - and money Is the 1r1urce of . his problem. The dream or a lavishly financed campaign could turn Into a nightmare !kiting the summer and fall. lJ. ' . ' ' ' ' :' . ' . . ,. ' ' · :.. . ·.' . .... zatlon can turn the ...... receipts in peri· •,,.,..lly for a 1% CASH JA9ATE on the total ; .~ase value of the . r~&ipts tur~e~l . BROUGHTON $1 " · 4 2°/o Milk •••••••••••••• . . ' ·at. at..•• WELL'S ,Ex.:lg. Berry's World I Hv'EI~Z :c~DER or W~ITE . GAU()N 1negar ................. CAME.LIA-4 R~LL PKG~ Todet T1ssue ·•••••• • MAXWELL HOUSE MAMR IIIND : COFFEE . · . • ' .. .. " '"*· . .. ~ .... . . ·· ••• 39 ·.. ·6"69 oz . S Linit I Per ~,...,., · Good Only At Pewtll't S..tnMrbt •• · ".. ExpirH Sat. lily 5.- 1916 . $ $1 ·9-9 ~ 2.f $1 . SHURFINE SUGAR · ~~· ' · , ~.: 1 . 29" . ' . IJ.IIIt I hr Catt' ~ Only At P~'t S"1111111tlit ~· ar,inl s.t, My;.s. '"' ' DAiRY LANE ·Ice Cream •••••••••••• 'h ,GAL .$ , ·a t BANQUET . «»z. · TV ·D·1nners •••••A••••• 10 '• \ I ; I , CHEER DETERGENT ·1'47 ~z. ·.-·$·4 99 limit 1 ,, , ..,..... . Gtod 0111J •1 Pewtll't Suptrmarbt plhr ~~~~ Sat. July S, 1916. S mor~ecetpts the more your organizawill receive! GALLON .GRADE A "This 18 pan of tiHI stress test. I'm going to give you my bill. " _ . · •. ' _ .:R. .:. :o. :.:be:. :. . :rt:. . .:.~:. .:a:.: :lte~rs 01-byNIA,tnc. ""J~ -~! . . · Wleners ••••••••••••••••• 59<• COLUMBIA ·2·;.,·..··$·1· Bacon ............ ~~:;. ·.: : .. .· 12 OZ. PIG. . ' Favorite .; '·. No...,rofit . . ~· .,C&gahilation .: ...Earn Money <;Just By Saving , ·.. ·Your Sales ·. ~.• ic:eipts From ..'':.:-:;;; P••• . II's :'S. uparmarket. · . .. IY. BORDER recently. "II the government of de Ia Madrtd didn't have the political sk!U to avoid a social crisis with such tremenwus economic problems, then what's politics about? (What else) but the capacity to concUia te Interests In order thatthe national Interest gains. . And this administration has been able to do I hat.'' Foreign Minister Bernardo Se~lveda said "In my ex perlence someone who belongs to the presklentlal Cabinet and has pollti· cal responsibilities cannot survive If he is only a technlco. He has to have the ·political sensitivity to realize what Mexico Is all about. II not, he wlll not be there.'' As for the president himself, a few days alter his nomination bYthe ruUng PRJ party -which has been tantamount to election for more than half a century - a journalist asked de Ia Madrid if he was a technlco or a politico. "Politicians are the ones who win the rom !nations and the elections," he relied. Money troubles._______._"_ YOUR 298 SECOND SJ. · POMEROY, OH. . PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY, JULY 5, 1986 Battle f0 r control ____:._Ja_ck_A_n_d_:. e_:. rs. .: . O~. .: . (!U. :. :&v-=D-=~ha:.:. :l~. . . :.V,. . . :.a. . . :.n_A. . . :.t . . . :.a WASHINGTON - Mexico's serious economic problems have brought on a crucial struggle at the highest levels of the country's political system. The outcome wUI haY~ ~areat lm!)act on the .UI\Ited Stales, !or it could decide whether our neighbor struggles out or Its desperate situation or succumbs to violent revolution. The battle for control of the government - and ultimately for the hearts and minds of the Mexican people - Is between the "technlcos" 1technocrats) who are now in control and the "polltlcos" (old·llne party bosses) who yearn to regain their old power. The struggle has drown close scrutiny by U.S. analysts, and is summarized like this in the most recenl. highly Cli,lsslfied National Intelligence Estimate: "In contrast to the first stx presidents in the modern Mexican system, (President Miguel) de Ia Madrid ahd his two predecessors all rose to the lop largely by dint of their performances as regime bureaucra ts. AU three appointed AND EARN " MON~Y FOR STORE HOURS Mon. -Sat. 8 AM-lOPM Sunday 10 AM-10 PM ·sUPfR '·.MAR.kET : ~, ••and earn: · oney for•• .• ,, •••.. lltlonl · · ... JULY 1 THill 31 �)Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio Wednesday, July 2, 1986 2, 1986 Ohio '. Schmidt's homer lifts Phils past Pirates; Mets win again · Felske brought Wilson in as a fifth infielder and called on Tom Hume to pitch to Joe Orsulak. Orsulak slapped a 3-2 pitch up the middle through Hume's legs to Wilson, who cradled the ball to his chest. stepped on second for one out and threw to fits! to complete the double play. ·"We've used tbat play maybe five times before this year, and we've gotten out of Innings before, but not because of the play," Felske said. "It's the first time we won the game with it. "Yol! take a chance to get out of Jl,' rw HosiOn 9. T oronto 7 \\' L Pet. GB :-.:y ~1 21 I 'hil,o Sl I.uu "' :n 29 +I .'J!I'j l'hhl'l!l'l MIIUI('!;Ota n ~~ ~j Toronto tl\("1, G- ~ 1 a l &100 l t'l(>fl]('n~ :'14.1 - :fl ', 2'·. !'1 1:1 :1'7 :Ill ;J.j .:iLl ,. 1h .lm" 7'\ M t'J .1:1 ~~ a~ ll r •. 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YAIDYA, M.D•. 26 w..u ..................................$29.:u 112 weelcJ ......... .................. ,...... 1118. 011~ Melp Coub :10 •' PICK-0-CHICK CUT Rio Grande College athletes Mark Pierson of Lynchoorg and Darren Miller of Georgetown obtained National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Academic All-America status for the second ttme thl$ year. The two juniors earned the accalade in track this spring. They each won the award for cross country last fall. Pierson finished three-tenths of a second behind the steeplechase national champion at the NAIA National Track and Field Championship, Arkansas. Miller placed fourth in the 5,000-meter run, three seC<Jnds behind th£> national champion . Pierson, two-time athletic aUAmerican, and Miller rewrote the record books at Rio. This marked the first time in school history that two track athletes £>arned all· America status. 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Wll/lnln jt'l Trxos PM.01 llltt'MW:ional THROUGHOUT THE STORE ran~d~21~·~14~·l~ov~er;a~ll~.=~~·=;;~- ~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;~ &.l!lmon' 7, MU"'·aui«'l' 3 R~· l " nlll>d . j. •Money Saver Items •Everyday low Prices •USDA Choice Meats •Tender Fresh Produce •We Welcome Federal Food Stamps and WIC •We .Sell Money Orders season Scoreboard .u Majors SUMMER SIZZLER S·ALE Krishnan, whose fatherRamana· than tWice reached the semifinals at Wimbledon, is at home on grass. A student of Harry Hopman until . the death of the famed Australian coach, · Krishnan reads his oppo· nent's shots very well and can adjust his tactics to every situation . . "ln a bUg match •. when it gets close, you have to be lnld and go for it," he sald, after admitting to nervousness ctu'rtng his third-round ont With $10.00 or More Acldi· tional Purdta11. See store ~~I!!IJII!!I.,;for details. .. the inning. We got lucky with It. It might not bappen again for 100 years." Pittsburgh manager Jim Leyland said, "I've seen the play not Three-time All Mid-Ohio Confer- league, He scored 32 runs, led the work a lot of times too ... but I'm not ence outfielder Kent Wolfe, two· league in runs batted, fl, and ' going to belittle som£>thing that time selectee Tony Taylor and · smacked eight home runs and 14 worked. " · flrst·timer Jeff Leeth represented doubles. Schmidt th£'n led off the 12th with Rlo Grande College on the A)J-MOC · Leeth, a Rio Grandi> jurior, held his 15th home run of the season to baseball team. · . down the right field p:>sitlon. He make a lo~ of Larry McWiUiams, Wolf£>, a Racine senior. played · coDected 41 hits in ]37 al·bats for a. 1-5, center field for the Redmen. He .358 average. The Bainbridge restThe game was delayed lor 44 laced 52 hits in 119 at-bats for a .437 dent scored 34runs andbattedin:fi. minutes by rain with none out and a average, sixth in the league, and . The Redmen finished ihe .1986 1-1 count on Bill Almon in the scored 37 runs. He was also siXth with a third-place ilnlsh .in lxlttom of the inning. Hume, HI, among league base stealers: nab- the league, 9+1 in the conference, . returned after the delay to finish his bing eight inanjne attempts.· junlpr, .. 2 2-3-innlng stretch and pick up the Taylor. Chiiicot!H' · ·· · victory. · caught behind . the plate• .In nii Elsewhere in the NL, New York at·bats.hepoundedout53hltsfora .•. shaded St. Louis 2-1, San Diego .457 average, fO\Irth· hest 'in :the . .•·.. : " _ dowried Houston 7-4, San Francisco dumped Atlanta 9-6 and the game hetwren Chicago and Montreal was suspended after seven innings because of darkness with the srore tied 0- 0. The game between Los . .Angl'les and CinciMati was post poned because of ,rain. New York 2, St. Louis I At St. Louis, Mookle Wllson'ssolo home run and Danny Heep's run-srorlng double prqJelled the ' . ALL WEE.II DOUBU MANUFACTURER'S tOUPONS . Stephluitt SLOAN'S FLOOR COVERING GIIUB TEAM These are members of the i9IJ6 girls Sloan's Floor Covemg team, 'QJey are, front, I tor, Connie Sauters, Mandl Sheets, Misty Powell, Anna Olapman, Elizabeth Downie, Jocly Smith, Amy Wagner; back, I By JIM LUTI'RELL UPI Sports Writer An unorthodox fielding play Tuesday night allowed the Philadelphia PhUiies a chance to resort to their standard success formula. Mike Schmidt's 12th-inning home run gav.• the PhUUes a 5- 4 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates after drawn-in right - fielder Glenn Wilson In the lOth began a game-saving double play. The Pirates srored two runs on consecutive wild pitches by Steve &>drosian with one out in the lOth and the bases were loaded when 198:i Davis Cup. upset of sixth sred Joakim ' 1n loday's other quarterfinal Nystrom. matches, top seed, Ivan Lendl wUt At ' 5·fOOt·7 Krishnan is the play. No. 10 seed Tim Mayotte; smallest player in the quarterfinals. defending champion Borts Sedler and is taking on the liggest in till! 6-o meets unseeded Czechoslovakian Zlvojinovlc, but the Indian won MUoslav Meclr; l!lld in a match d their two previous mre tlltgs wit~­ un.sEeded surprises, Ramesh Krish- out dropping a set. nan of lndla will play Slovodan Zlvojinov!c of Yugoslavia. 1n Tuesday's women's play, top . - - - - - - - - . - - - - - - - seed Martina NavratUova and No. 10 Gabriela Sabatini advanced to a semifinal meeting with easy straight-set victories. No, 2Chris Evert Lloyd and No. 3 Hana Mandlikova lnth struggled he!ore taking three- set matches. Evert LJOyd reached the semifinals for the 1~th time with a 7-6 (10-8), 4-6, 64 triUmph over No.7 Helena ' Sulcvva. Mandlikova defeated Lort McNeU rt Hluston, Texas 6-7 (4-7') . SIZZUNG .SAVINGS ~.64. BIG lEWD . ~OODLAN Cash seeks semifinal berth By FREDli:RICK WATERMAN UPI Sports Wrller WIMBLEDON, Engllytd (UP! I - After two years, bac!l surgery and a brief ranklngof413, wild-card entry Pat Cash can return to Wimbledon's semifinals with a irlumph today over No. 7 seed - Henrt l.EcQnte. The 21-year-old Australian, who also unde~ent an emergency appendectomy four weeks ago, ousted No. 15 seed Gulliermo VU~~S in the qJening round and No. 2 seed Mats Wilatlder in the fourth round. His athletic ability and shotmakil\g are linqu!!Stlonabie, although his condilionliig surprised WilancJ!!r. "1 didn't really think he could play this well right after his (appendix) operation," the Swede said after his four-set loss. "1 think Cash can go all the way." Leconte, a left·hander from France, also has all the shots. but only one speed and one strategy lo r, Tara Hwnphreyil, Banl!i Manc\v to hit all out ori every point, Eblin, Tracy Eblin, Stacie Fey. va1er1e w11son. regardless of the srore. YveUe Young, and Karen Lambert. Coach Is RoRer By losing only one set in four Young.. matches, Leconte. 22, has gained confidence in his game. "If ' can play like this for the rest of the tournament, I can probably go all the way," he said. . Cash won their only meeting, also on grass, in the semifinals of the ~ The DailY Sentinei- Page-6 ·, �,. ' • Wednesday. Beat of the ·b"emi ROYAL · o AK RESORT CLUB . OFF SUI lOUIE 7 Gearing up for year By BOB HOEFLJCII Mrmters of the Veterans of Sentinel Stall Writer Foreign Wars Post !ll53extroda lig The Meigs Local Band Boosters !hankS to all the supporters of their are getting wound up lor a very recent pig program. The P!lS.went active year and will be meeting at 7 ·to Francis Thompson, Coolville, p.m. on July 7 at the high school and John Tealoi:d, Otester, Post band room to make plans for lhe Commander Kenneth Hager annual food stand at the Meigs reports. County fair - !hat's next month, you know. And don't i:>rget about Mary Not only are all parents of band Buck. The address is 134 Mulberry personnel asked to attend the Ave.. Pomeroy. Mary ls really meeting but band members are being picked up by hearlng from :;o also asked to attend. The young ·many friends from way back. people always provide a very helpful hand in serving the public at And - there are still carrier the food stand. rootes opEl! for boys and girls In Incidentally, the auxlllary section Pomeroy and · Mlddl!'port. Young of the marching band wants to people can lick up some good lllcks thank Krogers and Pleasers for every week and lhere Is a certain allow. use of facilities for the unit's training that a newspaJ)l'l' route bake sale and car wash. The provides which is pretty valuable. auxiliary is currently at Camp Those interested In applying can Crescendo, Ky ., for five days d call tt.? Pomeroy Office of The hard work and training. Sentinel at 992-2155. By the way, th& side-by-side refrigerator that lhe boosters have That's incredible. used In all of the refreshment areas Despite what seemed to be a has konked out and the lx>osters are threatening spring what wtth lhe hoping lhat someone will have a freezes that kept occurring, the used but well working replacement upriver truck farmers are harvest· that they will donate to lhe cause. ing tomatoes ahead of the normal The boosters are .also seeking a schedule. restaurant grill for the fair food Usually, it is about July 4 before stand. U you can help please call · the homegrown tomatoes - and 992-5954 in lhe evenings. aren't they !Dmett.lng-comeonto tt.? market . However, lhis year tomatoes were packed for rflarket Arc you considering those tennis as early as June 25. Also tt.? bell lessons that are being offen>d at peppers are ready to go to and General Hartinger Park. that's way ahead d schedule. Shawn Baker who really knows The hlgh humidity is considered a his stuff about the game will serve factor that has been beneficial to as instructor and the fee is $15 for tt.? early tomato crop. Tt.? upriver five one hour lessons. If yoo'd like to farmers who really work at success give it a whack and lots of prople with tt.?ir crops must be elated wtth are tl'coming interested in tennis lhe ootcome. Just proves, yoo can't call Shawn at 992-5523 or Judy lose 'em all, huh? Crooks at 992-2704. Hey. look, they're smiling. POMEaOY ~ OHIO FREE SWIMMING LESSONS · BY CERTIFIED RED CROSS INSTRUCTOR WEDNESDAY RUTLAND - Thr Scipio Senior Citizens will hold blood pressure day from 2 to 4 p.m. Wednesday at thr Scipio Fire house with the Rutland Emergency Squad in charge. RACINE- The Bethany Church wil l hold a yard sale Wednesday and Thursday on State Route 124 near Racine. RUTLAND - Blood pressure day ut Scipio Seniors Citizens in the ~11>\o Flrehous.l~ 2 to 4 p.m. Wcdneday with Rutland Emergency Squad lll('mbers taking II>? pressure. RACINE- Yardsaleat Bethany Chu rch, Route 124, Racine. Wed· n<'sduy and Thursday. THURS~Y ROCK SPRINGS - Salisbury township trustees, Thursday, 7 p.m. at township building on Rock Springs Fairgrounds with illdget hearing to be held. MIDDLEPORT - Middleport OES mees Thursday, 7:30 p.m. Past matrons serve refreshments; wear pas t matrons dresses. MIDDLEPORT -There wUI be a story hour lor pre-schoolers at the Middleport Library Thursday at 2 p.m . SATURDAY BURUNGHAM - Hymn sing Saturday at Burlingham Community Oturch ,' 7;ll p.m. with singers to Wednesday, July 2, 1986 man, Rutland. oihers assisting wtth tre ll!Ceptlon were Mfs. Greg McCan, Durwin, Mrs. Donna JenkinS, Rutland, and Mrs. Paula Sayre, Carpenter. Attending the celebration were Mr. and Mr. Jack Davis, Mesa, Arizona; Mr. . and Mr:s. Greg McCall and llileph, Darwin; Mr. A reception IDnoring the Rer.o. and Mrs. Todd Ebwersock, Aaron David and Jane Wiseman, Rutland, , and Joanna, Mansfield; Mr. and m their 25th wedding anniversary Mrs. Harvey Bowersock, Mansrecently was hosted by lheir fl~ld; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Webb, d!Udren, Mrs. Jana Bowersock, Uniopolis; M;s. Om a Starkey, Mansfield, Evan and Owen Wise- Carpenter; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rrcmt dinner gu<'Sts of Stella Atkins and R1 y Diehl were Gloria Riggs. Paul KIO<'S, Danny, .Pauiand Lisa Riggs. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Will and Pauline Atkins attended tt.? Trl· ccu nty Gran!((' visitation at Rodney Thursday night. Mrs. Stella Atki ns visited the Orti'r of Eastern Star Home in Mt. Veroon Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bailey of Marengo were recent visitors at the Atkin s and Diehl home. Mr. and Mrs. Babe Whaley. Florida, Mrs. Walter Jordan and sons, Albany, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gibson, and Robin and Ray Alkire, Columbus. were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Alkire. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Bishop attonded tt.? National Squan• Dance convention held at Indiana polis. llld. Wrdnesday through sunday. Mrs. Pauline Atkins visited Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Philip Smith. Pomeroy . Wiseman, Alblny; Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Randall Hayes, Alison and Norman WID, Rutland. Amanda, Rutland, Mrs. 'tlnda Mrs. Beulah McComas, Middle· Rutrut, Gallipolis; Mr. and Mrs. port; Mrs, Denver Young, Athens; Paul Patteraon, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mrs. Roberta Hamon, Ha111den; Dennison, Rutland; Mrs. Stella Mr. and Mrs. ~rrY Clark. Nllddle· Atkins, Mrs. Gloria Riggs, Mrs. port; Mrs. Tamara Lyms and Pauline Atkins. Harrisonvllle. Jonathan, Lawton, Okla.; Penny Mr. and .Mrs. 'Harvey Erlewine, and Wendy Clark, Middleport; Rutland; Mrs. Peggy Baker, Miss Mrs. Mary Hooper, Mrs. Martha Frances Baker, Woods(leld; Mr. Lenlgar, Athens. and Mrs. Bruce May, Rutland; The Mrs. Olive Page, Mrs. Dol'Qthy · Rev. and Mrs. Rotl'rt Smith, Woodard, Langsville; Mr. and Mrs. Middleport; Mrs. Lola Clark, HarHarold Dewhurst, Mrs. Dean Har- risonville; Mr. and Mrs. Melvin ris and Erin, Middleport; Mr. and Drake, Long Bottom; Mr. and Mrs. Wiseman honored by reception SooU M. Jollnsoo RECUPERATING - - Johnson ,birthday Scott M. Johnson observed his fourth blrtt.lay JunelOat the IDme of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Johnson. A Winnie tl>? Pooh cake made by his aunt Jlll Johnson was served along with Ice' cream and koolald. Games were played1 with prizes going to Kad Mlller, Shawn Whitteklnd. and Stepren See who also won the door prize. Each child received a treat. Attending and presmtlng gifts were his part'!lts, his brother and sister, Jeremy and Kimberly, Nancy Whittekind, Shawn and Daniel, Oterie See, Benjamin and Stept.?n, Shari Blackwell, Amber, Arica and Aja, Jill Jolmson, April, Karl and 11 II any Miller. Barbara Colmer, Hyllla Eblin, Mamie Ste·, pt.?nson and ' Jim and Alberta Snider. Sending gifts were his paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl JohnlDn, Mason, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Henti>rson, Pomeroy, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Farley and sons, Marietta . Include the Smith Family Evangelistic Team. TUPPERS PLAINS - VFW Post 9053 wlli hald a yard sale and lBke sale Saturday, one-half mile Sltith of Tuwers Plains, 8:30a.m. to 6 p.m. Mrs. Dooctas (Ellie) Clrde, Racine, Is recuperallng lrom heart surgery at Unlvel'!ilty H011pltal, Colwnbus. She has beel oonDned to the lllspltal since June 10 and anUclp!lles J'l!IUI'IIlllg home next week. 'ibis t8 Mrs. ~e's lowih surgery for repair and replacement ol heart valves lD the past 20 years. Auxiliary meets Volunteer service recognition pins were presented at tlie recent m~ting of the Women's Auxiliary of Veterans Memorial HospitaL Jestie Molden and Mae Weber received 4,11Xl hour pins, Eula Jeffers. 3,11Xl hour pin; Mary Rumfleld and Mary Folmer, 500 hour pins; Bonnie Conde and Mary Lou Durst, 100 hour pins, and Sharon Durst, 50 hour patch. Scholarship ~XJlicy and regula· lions for the selection of recipients were revised during tt.? meeting. Thank you note was written to tt.? Riverview Bible school ·for toys givt'!l to the hosp!U!l for patients. Thank you canE from members who have teen ill were noted. Named to the nominating com· mittee were Louise Bearhs, Jessie White Mildred Fry, Carrie Kennedy , and Jestle Molden. The July 22 meeting wlll be a luncheon at Bob Evans In Parkersburg. Enroute there members wlll td\Jr the Middleton DoD Factory at Coolvllle. Members are to meet at tre hosplml parking lot at 10:30 a.m. The picnic was !Ft for Aug. 19 at ·the home of Mary Folmer. 6 p.m. 30 DAY FAMILY SWIMMING PASS FOR QUAUFIED FAMILIES FOR INFORMAnON CAll 614-992-6418 ASK FOR MARTY PICNICKING, CAMPING AND FISHING ALSO AVAILABLE OHIO VALLEY SPEEDWAY . PRESENTS THE ~ Country ·Club Ice': Cream:.~.-.· . . ~-Gal. FREEDOM.40 THURSAY, JULY 3RD S1,000 TO WIN LATE MODELS PLUS HOBBY STOCK GATES-5:00, TT-7:00. RACING-8:00 FREE CAMPING ,.- NO HOOKUPS TRACK PHONE 863-6772 304-863-9361 - 863·5082 ACROPOLIS BUDGET MOTEL 428-7500 ____________ .... _ Open. Saturday,· July 5th. 7 At =~;r~a~~do~~sume ... or . . ·. .Hamblirger . -:.~~~:~~ ·Hotoo·g·Buns :..... ::·.....·.: .-..... .-.~·......: s~~t: FREE~ :. . . ~* ,• . PINT RETURNABLE BOTTLES CHERRY .RC ~ . ~ . 38 ~. DiefRC •.•. .. ~ or RC Cola:......... 8-Pak ;a' POMEROY - Big Bend CB Club pcnic Sunday at 1 p.m., southbound park on Route 33. Take table service, covered dish and a meat or dessert. Members and immediate family Invited. KROGER .~ ·~*~ *~*~ SUNDAY HARRISONVIlLE - Garden tractor pull Sunday at Scipio Volunteer Fire House In Harrison· ville starting at 1 p.m. Classes are !nl, 1,(00 and 1,100 and entry fee Is $3 with no fee refund. Food wUI be served by the women's auxiliary. .• ~ ~ .. 8:0Dal11 Til 1. ·09 · . . . . ··$ ~ Potato C~ips ·····:····-, .. ~,..·~·~, .....·.-.:., ..}:~;~ : . Ruffles Brand I "' Milts off 1-77 on lt. 50 .( • OPEN ·JULY 4th. ·l1Mir·2 PLEA.sE *'-:: . ~r.s:~~~~~~~~~~~~~::§')f;;~~~ - ~111 * ;:o..:!*~*~*~ O~ERSTOCKED '86 CHEVY CHEVETTE SALE $ Van Camp's / Pork 'N' Beans........................... 16-oz. $ Kraft CLOSED JULY 4TH& 5TH Mayonnaise ............................ ,... 32-oz. 19 LIMIT ONE JAR PLEASE ~* ~ FRIDAY & SATURDAY •BANK-ONE •CENT.RAL TRUST CO. •FARMERS BANK •HOME NATIONAL BANK .~ ~ •~ .~ WHOLE ~Red Ripe SO OUR EMPLOYEES MAY. ENJOY THE HOLIDAY $ ~Watermelons . e. - -IW.!ri.lolt·... , _ ' Tlori .,._,,. *~*~ ~*~ ~*~ ·C Northwest Bing Cherries .........._. .......... ........ lb. .· E lnstantlit~ . . . .. . . ' b . . Ch · . . . I . · ·, m_.er.s...· arcoa .~ ..:..... :....,....... sag . BUCKEYE GAS PRODUCTS DOXOL PROPANE IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THAT .C 4 lb . . .· 78 SliCED F2_EE INTO BONE IN RIBEYE STEAKS :::-.::: lot. 1111·4tl: IlL IM-SM "HA~E ASAFE .HOLIDAY" : EMBER ;$ CHARCOAL IO' Li!. . BAG. ' . $1.59 . .. ~ U.S. GOV'T INSPECTED THE MORE BEEF GROUND BEEF 3-LB. OR 5-LB. CHUB PAK Extra .Lean Ground Beef ................. .-........ :.. :.. c lb. · FEATURING THISWEEK VOL 3 GREAT VEGETABLES 12 Volume ·l.ibrary Of · $ Recipes & Kitchen Tips ....... each 99 WITH $10.00 PURCHASE This week vour manufecturered products "cents oH" coupons ore worth doubtO at Kroger wnh 110.00 or more MAIN STREET MARKET 808 WEST MAIN STIER purch... Limited 10 manuteotured products coupons worth up 101 ond Including ~ Off. Coupons wortti MOI'e : thon ~ ore r - a t ! - vatu. on tv. Limn ono coupon lor IICh Prolto!ct ~- Llrl'IH one coffee coupon, No belr, wino Of ctalllllo cout>Ono will be doubled. Not valid on lrM COUt>Ono, Kflllter CO<Ipono or retail food ' 110nr coupons. Tho omouQt refllndtd Clnnot e•ceed tho price of tho lltm. You mUll lfUid1•·PfOdu<:t in rrJm opoclllod on tiro coupon . Thil ollef lpprlln ontv to manuloctured ~ "centa all'' coupons lot ltemo we c.any . To HOUre product ivaa.bltty for al our customers, only one coupon per ohfiPIJing family, will bo doubled .., any brond Item .•. ' IS ·NOW CAPABLE OF FILLING ALL YOUR GRILL&· CAMPER 1 during . . ADVIATIIID !Till l'lltCY . . . ~ach of th'eae advertised items is rtQuir~ to b~ readity,avdabll for .... frt aac:~ tCrooer St~; l;xc&P,i 11 1 peclftc~ly noted , in thll ad. lf ·we_do run out of an ad~IHd ~am, WI wll .offtr~ vou vou-r bhok:e of a complreble Item ~hen availlbre BOTH .20 LB. 01 30 LB. CYLINDERS ·' Allen and Yecha Parker,_Mansfield; Mr. and Mrl;. Kevin Hudson, Mrs. .Audrey Patterson, Rutland; Mae Weber, Middlep<r~ Mrs. Eileen CecU, Mrs. Charles Myers, OwaslD, Okla.; the Rev. and Mrs. Lawrence Fryman, Uma; Mr. and Mrs. VlrgliHowerton,Mr.andMrs. Carl BaUey, Middleport; Mr. and Mrs. Pat Tracy, Laurel Clllf, Mrs. Larry Edwards. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Ken~th Davis, Mrs. Birdie Hysell, Edna Mae Swick, Rutland; and Mrs. Bob Swick, Middleport.· OF WE WILL BE • Betty Sayre, Racine, Mrs. Helen Hill, Racine; Mrs. Diane Young and Michelle Dexter; Mrs. Richard Bearhs, Chester; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Fink, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fink, Rutland; Mrs. Faye Sauer, MlddleIXJrt; Mr. and Mrs. Ohler Oliver, ByesvUle; John Marmle, Athens; <;OMie Smith, Pomeroy; Mrs. r.ta.rgaret Parsons, Mrs.. Vernon Weber, Rutland; Mr. and Mrs. David Marmle, Beallsville; Mrs. Lois Martin, Mrs. Crystal Dunn, Uma; Harry Rice, Woodsfield. FOR INFORMAnON CALL 614-992-7111 REEDSVILLE - Olive Town · Harrisonville happenings The Daily Sentinei--,.;Page-7 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio MONDAY -FRIDAY I JULY 7-18TH .11 A.M.•12 NOON Community calendar/ area happenings ship Trustees will meet at 7:.}) p.m. Thursday at the Reedsvtlie Fire Stu lion. . '"!!le~tlng the,ume aavfnga o~ a raincheck ~htch witltntldl ~If? purchne tht .• dVett~' item at thi adVenlsed pric8 wtth•n 30 days. Ooly one vendor coupov w11t Pe accepttO,per Item purchalf4. • · • t:" vloit . COPYRIGHT 1~ · THE KROGER CO . ITEMS AND PRICES GOOD SUNDAY : JUNE 29. THROUGH SATURDAY. JULY 6, 11811, IN GA~ II'OO.IS II'IJIEROY WE RES.ERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES NONE SOLD TO DEALERS . . ... I' . __.. I< ••••~ • ·' �' 2. 1986 . .., The Daily Sentinel PHONE 992-2156 Clos•lliHIItlt. Public Notica NOTICE .OF APPDINTMBNT OF FIDUCIARY . .On J - 11, 19S8, In tile Meiga County Probote Court. C.. No. 2&153, Poddy Jo 785 Stortito Drill-. ...... Ohio 4401'1. - appolntod Eoocutrtx of tho . • · -of Glenn H. Lombort, cfe. Doo-. oooold, loll of 493 Lincoln Pllblic Notice ouch opplicatlon ohould not bo grontod lhould flo with tho Ccmmlalon 1 written ll._nt clotolllng oold r•· oono on or bolore July 22, 1986. Union tile Commla· lion rocolveo • wrltton oteto· morri to lh11 offoct and on ·ICCO~onyin9 orol·hooring t.,_ NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY ·on Juno 12, 1988. h tile oo Boord of Educotlqn bido. matter t.,.t.,. Ealtem Local School Dlotrict Eloise Botton, Tr••· HELP WANTED MANAGEMENT TRAINEES r-...-. eor- 111 2. 11c (tltall ond Light Con --,P-u-b"'"l~e'__,.N-o-tl'c_e_ _ 1-Ugh1 Colli hove fled 1 .lc*t oppticotion wHh - - - - - ' - - -- c-•• tho Publo Cornri>iolion of Ohio (C- No. II· P\JBUC NOTICE Sutton TownohloTruot•• 778-TP-AMT) -..., Con> w11 . - Mqrodoy ovonlng. minion '!IIP"'vol of tho J~ 14, 1988in' tho Syrcuoo Light Coli Into Uto1. Muolcll)ol8ulldlng. The protion. win cOntinue ta provide c.tiDn MrVIclli IWMide il Ohio. Tho oppliconto allege thlt their current CUitOrMn c:onthlo to bo ...,._ ~ 1he . . , . IWV'icn without intanuptlcn. Tho ap- w• ......_further~tt.ttlw plapolod -willr-kln groot. op..-g ollicioncy, · wtich in tum wl ,_,h tl low• caltl of providing 1erviet 11nd tniUre contmued edequete MNice to the C:UI· IDrMI'I at ruaonabl8 tatea. Any lntorostod penon. firm, corpor1tion, or entity who poood budget for 1987 will be op1n for public discus· lion inclUding the u1e ot Federal Aev.-,ue Sharing Fundo. Senior CHIZMII ore 1110 welcome to attend. The 1 f87 budget hooring lor tho budget 11 approv«i will be hold at tho rosidonco of tho clerk. Paul Moore, Monday evening, July 14. at 7 P.M. Tho budgot wNI bo 1111;lable for public inep.:tion at any time 11 the residence of the derk. P1ul Moore Sutton Township Clerk Roclno. Ohk> 38900 SR 7 RHdovHio, Ohio 46n2 (7) 2. 9. 18, 23,.4tc ·(1) Weekly pay (a\1. sales person •100 per week) (2) Complete Training (3) No Canvassing or Door Knocking (4) Custome~ ,Come To You · (5) Lots of Fringe Benefits , (6) Professional Friendly Management 4~771 --Local briefs--OK temporary appropriations Meeting in special session Monday. lhf' Meigs Local Board of Education adoptro a temporary approprlalkms resolution iolallng $8,109,137.33 for the next fiscal year. Thf' board will approve tts permanent appropriations for thf' year by Sept L Routine transfers wert> approved for lhf' fiscal year which mded Monday. Altendlng the meellng were bJard members, Robert : Snowden, Larsy Powell, Richard Vaughan and Bob Barton, · Treasuer Jane Fry and high school principal. James Miller. • Six calls received by squads Local unils of the Meigs County Eme~ncy ~cal Servlce responded lo six calls for asslslanre Tuesday. · AI 12: Z7 p.m. the Middleport squad wmt to 367 Ash Street for · Cec!Ua Hlte who was laken lo VeleransMemorlal Hospllal. At 12:39 p.m. thio Pomeroy unlltransported Hugh Letlhelt from his residence . on Starcher Road lo Velerans Memorial Hospital, and at 2:48 p.m. ·look Helen Gibbs and Sti'Ve Martin lo Veterans Memorial Hospital tor tll'atmenl of injuries suffered in an automobUe accident at lhe Intersection <!f ~nf!'Z!'~ and West Main,In.PomeroY.. , At 6: ll'l p.m' lhe t'Orrieroy'unll was called to 158Lincoln Hill Road for Mary Nesselroad who was transported lo Ve1erans Memorial, al 8:01p.m. the Rutland unll lOOk Terrie MOO!l' from Hysell Run lo Velerans, and al 10:52 p.m. the Middleport unll wen I to Hartinger Parkway for Steve Hanning who was alsu laken to Velerans. One bond forfeited in court Veterans Memorial Admitted - Cella Hite, Middle· port;. Marie Johnson, Pomeroy; Hugh Leifheit, Pomeroy; Presion Parsons, Racine; Mary NesS<'I· .road, Pomeroy: and CarriP Mooll', Pomeroy. Discharged - John Aelker, Helen Augustine, Mildred Lambert One defendant forfeited a bond and three <Xhf'rs were flnro In Ihe court of Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman Tu~ay night Danny J . Dallon, Albany, forfelled a $45 bond posted oo speeding charges and flnro wert' Earl Glode, Ripley, w. Va .. SlO and costs, assui'E'II clear dlsance; Thurston Stone, Middleport. $100 and costs, possession of marijuana, and Jel1)' Moore, Middleport, S:il and cosls, open conlalner; $00 and cosls, disorderly manner, and$100and costs and 20 days in jail on a charged receiving and attempllng 10 sell stolen property . A scramble and potluck wlll be held at Ihe Jay Mar Golf Course on Friday, July 4, beginning a1 3: :ll p; .m. for members and guests. Meet Monday The Orange Township Trustees will meclln reg11lar session Mon· day a IS p.m ..at the home of Dorothy Ca laway. TEAFORD PH. 949·2801 or 949-2860 No Sunday Calls ST. RT. ·124 - Six room home, with lots of remodel· ing.. Ntce shady lot Re· duced. $12,000.00. Velma R. Nicinsky. Assoc. Phone (614) 742·ll92 Weather forecast. CLEVELAND iUPIJ - Tues· day ·s winning Ohio Lollery num bers: Da ily Number 89'2. Ohio Extended Forecast - Fri· Ticket s.iles totaled $1,405,00&, day lhrough Sunday: Fair Friday wilh a payoff due ol $169 ,158.~ . and Sunday, with a chance ot PICK4 lhunderslorms on Saturday. Highs 7746. will range from 75 to 85 Friday and PICK4 ticket sales lolalro In the IJls Satllrday and Sunday. $172,043, with a payoff due of Overnight lows mostly will be In Ibe $TI ,603. • 50s early Friday and in the 60o PfCK4 $1 straighl bet pays Salurday and Sunday mornings, $5,1li2. PICK4 $1 box bel pays$421 . Pomeroy and Middleport Firemen were on the scene of a house In a houS<' ownro by Loring Vaughan and othf'r extremely cloS<' homes on lhf' avenuewCrt'threalrnro . However, firemen were being successful in keeping the blaze confinro to thf' ooe slruclure. Agents crack cocaine smuggling ring .... Ironic eavesdropping and a "coop· ora ting defendanl" to crack the cocaine-smuggling ring that agents said brought $1.4 mUiton worth of the .drug into lhr arpa In lhe past lhree monlhs. · A trooo hf'artngformen will beset Thursday. Each chargP carries a ~·year prison senlence and a S2!XJ.(lX) fine. ~ +____.+o·~ .J l S~telal of the Week ~~!t~:~:.. • l ADOLPH'S . DAIRY VALLEY "At tile btl .t tilt PIIMNy! Ia•• .... POIEIOY, 011. PH. 991-2556 . oo+~••••o .. . . . WE HAVE THE LOWEST PRICES ON CANNIN SPICES IN TOWN! BE SURE TO CHECIC ·OUT OUR HOMEMADE CANDY, ' CLELAND REALTY INC. 608 EAST MAIN '-:c_ Main II. Pomeror, Ohio, 110 h W. 992-6778 ' NEW LISTING- UTART- Like new- ~side and outl Completely remodeled home !WI large lot EKcellenl condr· tion. Garage, new roof & siding. Only $27,SIO.OO. Ha~ ~ , ', G Winch Trucks All M1ku •Wethers •Dishwashers •Ranges •Refrigerators •Dryers •Ff88Zefl PARTS and SERVICE FifE ESTIMAIES 992-3525 992-7089 Liners: ............... .. Full 1175 Mtnr 4116 FREE INSTALLATION 2 YR WAFIFIANTV 81dlfaction Ou~r..1•d FrN Dtl._,_., ~ Trl StMI A!'M p.m. LOST Dtdawld , lpiVId femal• 99!·1112 Cllllco Cit. 1 rnt N. of Reccoon Bridge. C.tl 014·441·80X1 . lew: hell• bifoe~ll in light tan CUI. lOit Thur..:l1y. C.U 814· lusintss Forms. Copy Stnicll, (lc. 255 Mill St. Middltport 104 Mulborry h. Po.,.roy 992-334S 3/2/rtn /."£ ..,,_ THE MAPlES "FI'III R111t". R_,irt1111nts .~ *'fPiicants must apply or move in bttwHn June 20, 1986-and July 3 • 1986. . •Applicant must mut HUD income requirements •Applicants must move into THE MAPLES no later than 30 days altfr application papeiWOik is completed. *Applicants will rec8iw free rent lor 30 dlys lollowina move-ln. · , •Applicants must malle lull He wily deposit PIYiftlnt .prior to movt-in.. *Applicants must liwln an efficiency apertmlnt at'"' lUPUS ami· nimum of six (6) months or willlorfiitl11erentamountlrom ucurlty deposit return. •Applicants must be 62 yea IS ofap or must haw proof oljllndicap or disability. · WE ARE YOUR SALES lolt : 2 DoberrNnt In vicinity of TuppM't ptains, ,..,, Hitllo'ry LftM. Since Thur~d1y aft«W· PlUIIING & IIEAnNG 11tw locotiolll .OOlHESSONS 161 Norltl Soo:cql M'dftp .rt. Ohio 451'60 6 FOI 140 oliEW GRIPS 1Mtollotl 12.!!0 noon . Black and tan. 160 . rew1rd. Call Ot. Robert Samt at BU-687-3318 . \ In Memoriam 2 SAliS & SERVICE o\U W1 C•"Y fllhing hppfl811 Yowr Cable & Phone BHia Here IUIIIIU IliON! t•l41 992-6150 IEIIIila I'IICitll 1614) 992-7754 HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH .SILVAIIIA •SmO QUEEN lAUNDRY •GIBSON AlFIIG£RATOI We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. Vie can alsQ acid boil and rod. out radiators. Vie also repair Gas Tanks. PAT HILL FORD PH. 742-2306 or 742-3171 992-2196 Middleport. Ohio 1-13-tlc 5-19.'86'·1 mo. WILL HAUL JUST CALL! .SArRUli SAlES l SERVICE W1 II••J Ahll Tl• Sh~ Tt~hl•l•• N D11y RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE DAY FOAM oo,.oom 995 !100m CHESTER-915-3307 4/1/1111 aMENT DOGS & CATS IO"'o OFF lAMPS & flGUIIID 1h PIICf OPEN: Mon.-Wod. Thura.-Fri. It Sat. 9 a.m . to 8 p.m. Cloood Tuoodo LOST. blaci( fan. whitt. tamal e Beagle, children'• pat. 000 Routh ••304· 815·3893. · Meria Offun. TupP8il'a Plain• wantt to thank cweryona that Httt her Clfdt and lenert on her llllth blrthtl.,. "9,..-""'w.,..a-n-te"'d'"'T""o"'B=-u-y~'~· 3 We PlY c•h for lite model cletn Announcements uM ., . OPEII MONDAY THIU SA1URDA Y PH. loni!R.plnt, 1111<1 Cloor;ng. ,--·~ ...... Soptk lA ES1oe·N-"'n,"u:~<..cc•l,.n.!ME '"cs'" 1 DOll IOSI, Owner 417 SecCIKI Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis. Ohio 45631 949·2493 Homo 143·5340 Authorind Jalsn D•r,o, Now Holland, lull) Hog Fono Equipmons halor a,.. Socon~ 9, Golll· Ave. "-'· ' 8-ll «n .. . ' ·,, Bill Gena Johnton 814-448-3872 ... TOP CASH p-'d .tor '83 moael and new• Uled cars. Smith Buldt· Pontl~e. 1911 Eaitlin Ave.. Gtlllpolil . Call 114-:448· _2_2•.,..2_ . ----~­ WA~TED TO BUY uMd wood& coli hlttwll . SWAIN 'S FUn.NI· TURE. 3rd. &: OilY" St. Oallipy· Iii. tail 11 4·4411· 31159. Wwed junk outos. Cell 814· 311-9303. HOUJI on IN contttet, prefer· rlblf¥ AddiVHit or Chethir• KyllO' Olot. 13.000 down . Co li 814·387·1683. Old fumlture, t•blll , chri, o-.... boollc••· Ice bruxe.:. hn beds, chelle, wicker; eny CiMd. c.a lt4~..&· 37&9 . \? ReiilontMy priced 14x70 m~ bile home wtth 1· 1Y.a tcrea r:d lancl: Pret.f toatlon In Qallipol• .rta. Cell 304-175·1728 th4' PM WMt:drt• anvtlrna ELITE POLE BUILDINGS TVs, Antennas Satallita lnstallatien service Sa"• RESIDENTIAL CQMMERCIAL AGRICULTURAL Custom Design Service All major appliance r• poln linclu~ng micro· waves). Also lawn mower repair. Mobile service. CAU 667·3271 614-843-5248 614-949-2145 Co111~111 1~1 QMIIIf Befm HOUSE PAINTS Y;Hn mo. 6-4-'86·1 mo. a few pennies spent' here comes back folding money 992-2156 ROLLERS - BRUSHES I ~ LADDERS GUINTHER-KISER ENTERPRISES · RUSS ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR 0.• stove free for ~9. oven doesn 't wotk. .4 44 S.. Mln11110ta Ave., Weltaton, Oh. Coli 114· 384 ·6468 or 814·2e,llrt7&8. homi' 1',.\ yr. old py female cat . Llttar •atnld. ·call 614·446· n9s . Buying d .. ly gold, tllver coint. t1np, jewtlry, sterling wtre, chi coins, lltgt cunency. Top pr t CM. Ed. lurbtl Barber Shop, 2nd. Ava. Mkldlaport Oh. 614'· 992-3471. DON'S REP AII UNDERPl~IIIG L.SDUP I S9~ OFFEI GOOD ' ' Wanted to buy: Old pavin~ brick1. Cell 8111 ' Blower 61 C. 882·6141 . . . 8t Vicinity PAINT lt. I, loa 27·1 32933 Romine Rd. lutlandr Oh. 45775 tecret.ery with mirror, curved 29. 30. 31 . Anfiqwes. crodct. JU. lr 1986 wood furnltvt9' • mtae. IQms. 9AM · 5PM, t22 Jey Or. 992-3361 tk'yer. IWNp•r with 1nach-: .,..O."M!to."'IIWn mow1n. tiN••~ Phone 'MARKETING 'PUBUCATIONS 'BUSINESS CONSULTING 'GRANT WRITING 'BROCHURE· DESIGNS PROVIDING AVARIETY OF CONSULTANTS FOR YOUR BUSINESS AND INDIVIDUAL NEEDS! • 'IIIINCHER, SEPTIC IYfTIMI. WATER . GAl • IIWIR UNES. fU!CI AMATIIN, PONOS. 8PfiiNG D!VElOFMENT, NOME fOOTERS. OUW TRUCK STONE .DIRT EUGEf\11 LOf\IG SUPERIOR SIDING CO. VIIYL & ALUMIMM Complatl Gutter Work Completo Re'llOdoHng Roofing of Ill Typeo Worked In homo or• 20 Ytflrl "Free Estimate~ " CAll COILICT: Ph. (6141 843-5425 5·12.'86·2 mo. Home' Entertainment J&F S.ning this orsa with PowtSeal seal caating and striping alii making of Asphalt & (oncrate. 6-23-'86·1 mo. ....................... .. omeroy Middleport • Vicinity : _........................... .... : DDZIII; BACkHOE. . Awn , potl., PIAl, dllh•, i•· walry, ck:rthing, furniture, ap.· Children• <:lathing, . some pllene11, toweh, IPrtlda, mise: A1. 160 Vintott. · Mon .·Wed.,Junt30.July •Residential •Commercial . furniture. Qarau• Sele Wednndfy &: Thursdev. At. 218 . 2 miteartoYe Mercervllle . Harold Davis NlidenCII. •Industrial (304) 7n-~7 " (304) CONTRACTING 1·614-593-8693 'RESUME WRITING 'DRESS FOR SUCCESS 'INTERVIEW TECHNIQUES 'CAREER COUNSELING 'WORKSHOPS/SEMINARS 'CLUB/ORGANIZAnON CONSUHING , ..... 1-7. 2 gu h•••••· Nn-. drap•. cur1•irl•. 5·14·1 MIDWEST SEAL & STRIPE OFFERS .. "' GREAT BEND El£(111(, Inc. d ..... ill SillS AVAilABLE 1614)/U2-2070 1·614·696·133 7 tooll end loti mote ~ Rt. 56+ lfl.·.R:.~~ ~Ro_. il' Jllllilln, Juty -..lng PHONE ATRAINING/DEVELOPMENT FIRM ~~ 110.outh lecond St. in Mkldlt· WAMSLEY & GRAY 5-29.'86·1 ••. . Huge SeleJuly4th & 5th. 8ti116! Gl1awere, boob, clothing, lot~ ot .chaiu, end & coHee tabl". Iewing m ltchinn.. baby it11T111 Avon Cape Cod dl1h11. old oelr Vard Sate Thura.. Frt. Set. Mey ..... front chtnactblnet, T. V.' 1.' : N.E.C.A. comACTOI ... ; ~ Ol)i4""f, ·······GiillipoJri·········· Sptl11g Splflll & IAIOI 'IIXII!I 1111110 <\OCILIA801 • ·. LW£S LIM IUIUIIII' fOGfrHf./ w"' ........ Giveaway ~ J.R.'s REPAIRS • ' l .. - ~ llogtnn ...lrbrtbg~ - .Quilt ·'- • · CJ•••• . . ..~ il·. Cllt lfl4·992·7637 . To good MOBILE HOME ROOF PAINTING "Free Etlillates" lllllaloiiOri Atailaltll would you lltte to ,..... nt:tte men like yourtalf? tf 10 hire's hew to do it.. Join ARgtert $portaman SoclflllY. F• mDrt on lhll: tte Cbat1ea Blll'lllen- • 4 - (614) 446-7519 or (114) 992-6661 &: INDUSTRIAl (Certffl..t flecrtrkllanl ,,_, s c• 8ast Athetmin-_ of chnlpolis: AN people 'lll!tto ~~~~~ Wttens ffom 1114-•2-1174 illl IIIHk plene. IMpertaM ' Medical ·i:j LISA M. KOCH, M.S. :x: Licensed Clinical Audiologist z 1 . ACCENT O•rg• Creek Ad. Call 1144415·0294. IIOAH '8 ARK ANIMAL PARK. ·Schooll. .rc:hn. oo..-y plcnlcl. - . .Cef1 ..... ..d tamlty rwunton.. 814-:JBtl2108 01 1· 800· 282·2187. 819 iX lyllom&, IIH'Y MauHng, flone & Orattl ftauling Daft ·V auum Cle~ner, one hatf : mile up I'QIIs. Ob. . FREE HEAIIIIG TEStS WEDIII$UAYS CJ Coi1"C)Uiertad H•ri" Air Slltltlle:t z Swim llolds • llillrprlthw SeMm 01 field lonko, 7U·I027 1·3-'86 If• Oual'!lnteed . up and diNvery, cert . Jlfn Mink Ch.,.·Okls Inc an•·....,.,. ...-ons. PA~':ri='ES U. S. RT•JO EAST GUYSVIL , OHIO &.Serwlee "Fre& Estimates" All Work GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT lOSE DCAYA11NG SALES & SDYICI P~rts ·Rt. 7, Pemeroy, ,Ott. 992-3410 LIMESTONE 10·8·11• RIIU CO.. ANY I'lL "t·6t31 Fann E••lp~R..t L&S TRANSMISSION REP AI~ DENNY CONGO AND SERVICE . BOGGS RADIATOR SERVICE NEW HOMES, ROOFS. DECKS. ELECTRICAL & PLUMBING •FI'BRATED ·· 'Down •992-1868 M". PeM'I William•. 5-!S-'B'·I RIO. 1-1·2 ... liD IATIIII I.HIAVY !AlGI Sl6.95 . 414 SECOND AVENUYE; ~UITE 200 GALLIPOLIS, O~l(j 45631 (614) 446·8016 - 304-773-5222 PWS: OHitlluppill & Slationory, Mognotic Signs, Rubbor Stcnp~ Milo B. Hutchiion Contraetor •ALUMINUM • Siull' 4 Yrs and up ALIO HUNTING. SUftVIVAL and VAftiETV ITEMS 992-8704 SYIACUSI, OliO furniture, Wldding and Graduation CONSTRUCTION PAINTS • & CAMOUFLAGE Rt. 4, HyoeM Run Rd. Pomoroy, Ohio 4&769 FREE ESTIMATES THE COUNTRY CLUB liMY ACROSS FROM POST OFFICE IN IWONr W.VA. 1'111 Sela It Od 11 J•lfl HUTCHISQN -ROOF ~111£N0Ri F11 AH V1rt Ptllflll NNJt 6-17 -1fc OFFICE ......................................................... 992-2259 HENRY E. CLElAND JR .. ................. .. ............. 992-6191 JEAN TRUSSELL. ..................... ........... .. ........949-Z660 oorm TILRNER ............................................ 992-5692 Trenching of Any Type Backhoe ·llfVice Plumbing Service· Cunom Wellfil:lg LoWboy Houllng Septic Syotemo Llconlod a Bonded Jors GIFTS_, THE QUAUTY PRINT SHOP PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 CHESHIRE - 1986 Mansion mobrle home on rented lot Beaultlul unit wilh 3 bedrooms. elec . forced air heat with central aiL Insulation package fo r elfrciency. REDUCED PRICE TO 1 14.~0 . 00 . · TRENCKING IS OUR LIN£ Lost and Found LOST ltiiiCk 6 white Siblf'lan huaky . H.. he.vy r~ coll1r. Anawer~ to n.ma of Tttha.·lott 1ft vicinity of Otrners Ford,,.. Cal 114·2.45· 1056 lftet' 6:30 •Water Line •8aSBments ol.imestone •Gas Line •Land Clearing ofili Dirt •Septic Tanks •l>onds · •Top Soil 45·tfc Truck Bed Alto Tralit111i11lon POMEROY- Slalely 2 slory home tn town. 7 rooms, 31Ed· rooms, i'h baths, basemen!, ntce front sitting porch . $25,900 00 HEADQUARTERS Rocker P•nels ..............f115 73· 79 Ford fenders ...... $39 AUTO & TRUCK . REPAIR NEW USTING- POMEROY - I\I story ~de1IIIR1! wrth 3 bedrooms, drnrng room and rear patio. ONLY $15,000.00. YOUR P"AINT 73-80 OM Rt. 124, Pomeroy Ohio OWNER WANrS OFFER!- RACINE- Have you been look· rng foracreage w~h a nice house?This 3-4 bedroom ranch " right (or you and your family . Family room. nice workshop. eleclric B.B. heat .. _./~ ~'73-'80 OM F111ders ..... t39 Roger Hy~ell Garage NEW LISTING- POMEROY- 11ots with 5 bedroom·older home. Needs work. Could be renlal unit Asking $11,000.00. _-.:;;;~ ~- 5-20.'86'1 mo . POMEROY j Big 'flatd ••h!Juty 3,4,&Thur. Fri. Stt. 9 a.m. Tooil. Oun1. Je- ~. LOti of n.,., and ~ld merdlandiH. Bsk. .~ good 1 .e.cr. Lower Main 81. Rutlend. Ylt4 ...&.: Gordon C•ktwell TUH. . P...... July4-l. ·: RAYMOND E. PROFFII I (MAC) RA(IIIE, OHIO Office 949-2431 r...,_,,. ClfPOft July '* Wtcl . .nd Thur.: 2.3. t-4. 3tt Wright Ss ' P'omtrO,. Larp llttction • glri 1 ...... inflnts. E~oondl·; tiM. MMernlty clothll, misc . . VM • • on oarn• Aoute 7 end' 'llfllloodl Aoed. July 3. 8:00·1 : 3 t.mlly-Jut, 3.4. Ct.Jretl St.. ; Syracu11, ctolhing, home ln1• . rlor. lllcyc-. di•h•. lltorm : tiNt'. Wtlth for 1ign 1. , Jutv 3,4,6 .t P1•rl St. Recin• ' Ohio. Furniture. gl•tware, clo: ' thktg , hooteholcl it.mt. and . more. JIM CLIFFORD PH. 992-7201 3 family · ThursdtyJuty 3, 9:b lf ' 4:00 rain or 1hln1. City ftllli· chnoe Syrllcwl, betide ihl!Jl a~... Clomin 11 . ..,.. Mel ...,e, potl 1nd pent, ..,_, curt.IM, llero ltand. hiK. • •· Wdl knecltt. Somathlng ~ ·............ ' ..,. YOUN(f'S CAIP~Nfh . SERVICE JW, :1 Mtd 3. Rain or ahine. Meohanlc St. in Pom110y, betict• - AIIIIM MMII ···~II II ; . . . . . . . . . . . wM: - l...,felds werlhouM. --c•••• wwtl, _ ., . -,1111 8MI tle•h:al (F..0 Eoltri•lwl V. (., YOUNG • 2 fsm ily yerd ;_roy, ohio . 1111 : Ro9er Sp.,c:er'• St. Rt. 33 July ;4 111d &. Cui vefw.. oouch. dttpll "'nd be.! 1prudl, lg, varl•tv oflg . l ira ._.,.. clOthing, to~NniW' , misc. lltnu. 9'11-6115 ... 992-7314 • · ...... llf•: N. lroldw-v AI. . . Mtiltlnl. Jut, 2, 3. Ltrgl' do1htt. chlldrtnt cloth ... 4·15."86-k VINYL SiDING ..J Good Country Cooking Co•llll"lal & ..J More Than 150 Crafts ..J Free Parking le.W.ntial . Call or etop In at THE MAPLES for more Information 992-7022 r . ' . ' -- . .. - • ,; ·(li!ltral' A(, for up ''IIIIIs! .........n.o. ;.s ,. r- wo-11 Frl 1-2,. : It 14~~0 S.lsc.-r 10.1hl0 om IM&J (614) 446-8016 24 Hour Answering · , · NOlll\TAIN ITATE · At 64 Mite:. Merchandiae Jhe II r _ l'f ·;~~~.:J:. eC~rtllntNd ..,·.~·....~. :··,·~ Call SPECIAL TOUCH Cleaning S ervicoa for all your cleaning job• No job too big, or too •mall. .J Open Dally 9 a.m. - 8 p.m. Sunday, 9 a.m.· 8 p.m. ,.,.... .....s Sallie Lew Plw. . , Wt Hue Molt ~I IHnlnt S.nlct1 I \' 3-D AUTO CENTER 1 992-6784 food Slamps <O'ME TO THE MAPlES , laddaoes, III!W~wrJ. End Laader; !lulit frucks, SeH L..dlng hn, Hllivy SWEEPeR ~~ rapair, .,...... ..... all•. ,,.ck Naxt Door To Wnt.rn Auto Wt Accept INTERE$TED IN PREf RENT? 6,16.'86. I mo. 59 N. 2nd An. Middleport . 992-6910 . .• He Ifill iillk the ••rllet to he!) you buy or sell your proP.ertyJ The Clelad Cia• hu the pull! Join Us for Five Days of Fun and a July 4th Celebration Your Family Won't Forge(! Ohio Valley Bulk Foods 514 EAST MAIN POMEROY .... lllttono. 304·012·3382 . 985-3561 NO SU"DAY UllS Ph (814) 9t2-2e34. Call for Directions EXOTIC BIRDS. TROPICAL FISH, HAMSTERS. KITIENS, BIRD SEED, CAGES & AQUARIUMS PICKENS HARDWARE MASON, W. VA. !111' on Mulberry Ave .. Pomeroy, al press lime today. The blaZJ> was ! t I 'v-_ Sooth Central Ohio Becoming sunny this afternoon, . wllh highs In the upper 70s. Partly cloudylon(ghl,wllhalowlnlhemld . :'ili. Sunny Thursday, with highs In the mid 70s. The probability of precipltallon Is 40 percent today and near zero lonlght and Thursday. · Winds will be llghl and northwes· lerly today and lontghl. 985-3937 Pn SHOP ~~~~~=~=~~~~,~==;~=-~~;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Nine cases were proci-ssed in ttve court of Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyler Tuesday night Forfeiting bonds were Troy E. Ward, Portland. $44, speeding: Gail Ferry, Middleport . $63, lraflic signal violation; Annie Keuncke, Columbus, $461 speeding; Gloria Oiler, Langsville, $45. speeding. Fined were Way"" William, , Mlddleporl, $119 and cosls. lnloxic~tlon ; VIrgil Collins, Pomeroy, $43 and cosls, assui'E'II clear distance, and $63 and costs, no operator's license; Ralph Day, PoiTlf'roy, $50 and costs, speeding; Waller Eblin, Pomeroy, $63and cosls, squealing tires, and Rodney Pierce, Long Bollom, $63 and cosls, no operalor's llcenS<' and $375 lllld ros1 s, driving while CINCINNATI iUPII - Eighl men chargro with dlstrlbullon of coealne and conspiracy 10 contrlb· u1e are being held wilhoul bond afler federal a~ents crackro whal they say Is a cocaine-smuggling ring belt<ovro to have been responsl· bll' for mort' Ulan $1 mUllon worth of lbe drug In tile area. froeral agenls comb(nro elec· ··.-. ·- . . ~ eadquarlers I 1·7 M·1H THE BIRD CAGE & FISH POND Housing Lottery numbers Fire fighters are summoned ..,.!IJK·e11; 1l22. KEN'S . APPLIANCE SERVICE PH. 949·2801 or 949·2860 SERVKE SU. .R HOURS 3/11/tfa POMEROY - 2 BR rental. Basement, garage, porch , near lhe slores. Offer might buy. OFFER WANTED - 2 BRs, coal furnace. full basement with garage and nearly an acre. MIDDLEPORT- Rrwvrew. 8 rms., woodburning fire· place. basement, dining & 3 BRs. Asking $25,000 MIDDLEPORT - Nice re· modeled 3 BR, 2 story home near the schools. POMEROY - 4 BRs. 2 baths, eQuipped kitchen, ·hot waler boiler, basement & walk to shop. MINERSVILLE - 2 houses, one needs work, offer wet· come, $15,000. PORTlAND AREA - 20 acres plus nice 3 BR mobile home. PORTlAND -1 lg. lots ap· proK. one. acre, old house & barn. POMEROY - 2 BR, 2 story for JUS! $6,000. BUSINESS & BLDG. - In Pomeroy wrth lour rentals. 145 ACRES- All minerals. bam & other bldgs. on Rt 143; or wili · drv~e. !UPPERS PlAINS - One acre on Rt 7. lo182x531.22. · StllinJ Problem Call 992-3325 Nine cases processed in court inloxicated. BISSELL SIDING CO. Real . Buying/Selling Gold, Silver 141 Chains; Coins, Collector's ~ccessories lull ion *ILOWN.IN New Homes Built "Free Estimatao" ' CEDAR HOME - lmmacu· lale four b1l!lroom , 2~ baths, living room wilh i ~ace , recrealion room. for· mal drning room, buill·in krtchen with breakfast room. family room, full basement, ~tualed on three acres. Cen· tral heat and air. Reduced to $115,000.00. A petlllon for divorce and two requests for dissolution have been .flied 1n the Meigs County Common Pleas Court Filing for divorce was Bonnie S. Willford, Portland. from Theodore Willford, Long Bollom.Shecharg<>s gross neglect of dutY and extreme cruelty . Pellt!Q~ fQr dJ:;solutlon of their. marrlages havebeenrlledbySueP.Murphy, Racine. and Robert A. Murphy, Racine; and Chrtslophf'r Paul Haye, Rulland, and Harriet Day ar Night CLC COINS INSULAnON 1-(614Hi92-3325 .... ACREAGE - 5.75 acres wrlh SIK year old brick home. Three bedrooms. 2 large living room. dinin2l room, equipped kilchen, utilily room, full basement and garage. free gas. Asking $64.900.00. . . Couples end maiTiage of Rulland . Sharon Haye, also Announce agenda VINYL SIDING *ALUiiiNUM SIDING . 216 E. 2nd St. . NEW LISTING - Farrvrew Hgts.. lovely ranch home, sits on one acre. Features three bedrooms. large bath. nrce llvrng room, krtchen and drning comb., utility room, brg dooble car garage. Q.rrel and private. Asking $48 ,500.00. Hospital news 949·2263 or 949-2168 n,....bid' apring1 •nd m.nr••· (CUT OUT FOI FUTUH USEI CUSTO"' I..LT . HOMES & GARAGES "At Reasonabll Prices'~ 2-17-86-lfn 0 Real Estate Bsoker AND ASK FOR MR. ANTHONY (7) 2, 1tc BISSELL BUILDERS Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES 992·2772 TO HELP YOU BUY AND SELL HOBSTEnER REALTY Geo. S. Hobstetter: Jr. your income. CALL 992-6488 BETWEEN 11 A.M. & 4 P.M. NEW -IEPA. J&L INSULAnON & SIDING CO. Phone Not being paid what you aie really worth? You owe it to yourself, if you are over 18. to start building a career where you determine ROOFING FREE ESTIMATES "eLELAND CLAN" Estate GOING NO WHERE? Howanl L Wrlte•l •Vinyl Raplaeementt Windows • 1A" ln1ulated Glass •Tilt In To Clean •Mast Window• Priced under 1300 .SEE ONE Of THE A budget hearing will be hold at.B:OO p.m. on July 11. 1988 11 tlul ReodovMie Firo Station for all interested dt~ izens of Or.• Township. The meeting is for the purpose of dilcusaio of the propasld budget and the relat~nship of Revenue Sh~ring Funds to tho budgot. Alllntorolllod citizens wHI have tht oppor11.1 nity to give written or cral comm.nt. Senior citizens Giveaway ~ til 114-440-29U, ell! btlor• \ PUBLIC NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARINCl WE OFFER: FOR THE BEST II REPLACE-NT WINDOWS 5·20·'86'1 .mo. Public Notice · If you are used to above average income, enthusiastic, enerJetic. enjoy wolting with people in a resort atmosphere, you are what we are looking for. .4 - -------..,...-------....,--------.-----' *INTERIOR/EXTERIOR/PAINTING *WALLPAPER /STENCILING *FARM HELP . *MOTIIER'S HELPER *HANDYMAN *YARD WORK If you have a need, ~e can fill it with qual· ified people, whather for a few hours or a few days. For further information, call us at . 446-8016. Divioion of Guinther-Kisor Entorprlooo 1 ' Business .Services· , . =~~~~!.'J~:: --...,--------.---------.,------..-'•· -.-~ ,...,;,.,. :~~~lJte~~p~~'l~~~~EL In, order to be DDnlidered roqulllt for In lhiol powalio(l tong cllt.Mce tllecorrmunl· cutrix of tho - I t 01 Aivl W. Rupo,doc-.llttaiRoute ali -led bido lhoH bo ro3. Albany, Ohio 46710. cetved In tha tr•lurer·, of. Raben E. Bud<. flee by 12 o'cldck noon on Moigo County Probote Court Proboto Judge .July 29. 1988. Sold Boord Cooo No. 26154, Alma Woo· Lena K. Nea'~&lroad, Clelit of Education riHIVII the drum, Routol. Albony, Ohio (6) ..18, 26; (7) 2 3tc right to accept or reject lny 46710, WM appoin~~ Exe- . and all parts of any end ell t.,. ._of LMol.ll1.,.ourvlviolgoOrpcir• office. • PROVIPING: *JANIT,ORIAL SERVICES *BOOKKI:EPING SERVICES Sp~lflcotlori lhooto oro available at the tn~~~turtr'l con ohow good couoo why Stroot, Middleport. Ohio. caoo wHI be decided Robort E. Bud<, tile booio of informotion Probote Juclgo contolnod In oppllcation L.,o K. N-lrOod. Clorll end offidovlto oubmittod by (6) 18. 25; (71 2 3tc tile oppllconto horoln. F ... thor lnlormotlon may be Public Notice otaitlod by contacting Pubic Utll~loo Conmlaion of ·Ohio, 180 Eoot Brood : LEGAL NQfiCE Str- Columbuo, Ohio .Natioo.lwnbyglvonthotLI- 43288·067). tot Public Notice 2, 1986 .. FliNCH CITY .LIMITED TEIPOIARY JOB SERVICE .,. •courepd to ·~•d. NOTICE TO 81DDERS Barbara H1nnum, Ca.rll Tho Boord of Educotlon of Olivo Townohlp · Ellltom Locol SChool ·Dio61081 SR 248, trlcl doolroo to Neolvo 8ottom, Oh. 45743 -lod bido on tho following: (7)Long 2, It~ . Dolry produe1o · Bolltry produe11. II!Wo~olloillwlntUMI Ill ~11rt St., ,_flY, OM •S76t Public Notice . Wednesday, Public Notice Public Notice ' SERVICES .INCLUDE: · 'FREE ESTIMATES •ceiling• 'Woo~ostc *Well• . 'Meld SttVice ~Window• 'Cerplt Cleaning 10% Dlacount for. tlia Month~ Jun•· SPECIAl rOUCH AOlvlsloo II Qulollltr·KIIor £11~141 · S1199 111ta11t1 • -.···~· H01111 & Pads~ .. ..... tOILIIIIIt• ., ...,., • nu .. PII..M4•t1.., -2441 . CAU. Office .~1 •VINYL REPLACEMENT WINDOWS 'f • ... 06f1NG · · eCUSTOM . GNIA(.JI . IUILDiNO ' .. _.. ]tfPiiiiiliii'it···;s: 8t Vicin'lty : ....................... ··- ... ·11le, 14015 ·''· Kanew L TMiday, Juty t 2nd. . i �• ' / .10-The Daily Sel1tinel 9 Pomeroy-Middl BUy · Wal)ted To LAFF·A·DAY ~ 44 fOJge. anvil end ott. bl-*•· I ' . IIIIIJ\IIYIIII"il Sl!V ic ec.. 11 Help Wanted Me'&Ure 8duh to ure for intent noont • ..,tnlnga. Send ...u me to Box 1800 In ctre of the Olllipolill Deily Tribune, 821 Third Ave. . G111ipoll1, Oh • 45631 . Motorcycle~ 71 7150 Honda. t410 or b•t offer. CIU 114· 24&-9239. \881 Hondo Cl 750 cullom, tow mUM. uc. cond. Cal 114-367-0397. t - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - 1 1978 Hondo Xl3&0. very good cond., 1810 .. bill offer. Col 114-381· 81151. 25 · For Nle: HlritqUin "omenoe boob %70 fur wldto wood .. toblo 1211. • ,. II 26e So. Fourth AYO., Middleport. Oh. •n. 1 bedroo·m 1pt. for rtnt. laa6c rent ltllrta t211 . 1 month thlt lnctudol oil utiiHI•. 0 - k. ..... lrod of UOO. Conuct Vlll..o Monor Apt. MlddlopMI. 614-912·7717. Equol Houolng o.,..nunlty. end todd I• in our home. After· 2r 1988 tor Rent 3.roomo• boJi,,- Nfrlt.,.. tor, ell uttllll• lurnlohod, odulto only, no - · Coli 114·446· n83. · I I 74 KIT rN' CAJILY\.1 ®bp La"f Wrlgllt Miac. Merchani!lae C..oh.,'o Uoed n..lhoD. Ovot 1,000 tlrM, IIHI1Z, 13/14, 11. 2 bdr. opt.,. -ntown. n9D 11. 18.1. 8 mil• ·. .,rRt. 211. w - t uttlllloo. Ute. whh - Coll14 -~ll- 6251 . "'""'•· _O_b Nqlilrod. Col 114·4411-2128 I:OOom -lpm. Prlltlo clot., lloto ~~~t~rovod, pllltlo oopllc ""'"'· pl.... · Nloa fumillted JPt. BiG room1. CutvlltL rn.ml culverts. RON , cloon. forvo lrocltyll'li, wot• EVANS ENTERPRISES. Jock· r,'.t : ,.~~: Ch•hlro. Coli eon. Oh. 114· 281· 8830. mkh toolt. phone 304·4175· 4082. Wonted !'i'*"P loed IDm. 304882· 31 10. ' I • 54 Apartment Wedneedayr Ju Ohio ....... EVENING 6 :00 New Teatan.,t d•lgn ambrokl.., qull. hondmodo by church group 1100. Coli 304-837· 2161 ... 304-458-1987. THI!!I LAI<e I, FED 8Y A SY6-TEM OF THE !!ITRfAMS COME FROM CAVeS THAT RUN UNPER THIS WHOLE M'IEA. UNPEfl.GROUND STREAMS . m ' Need Avon repre..ntttivet In Gtllipol.. ar•. FrM lttrt up fH, limh.t time. Call today au.. 446-21 &6. Blbylftler Ntcfed 3 dlyt WMk. in my ho m1 tor 2 am ell chUdr• . "- And this is the Decision Makers' Decision Maker!" Government Joba. 118,040 - ~:;;::~===:=:::::::-r;.;:;;:;,~;===:1 Coli 614·446·.21592. :.;g: ~~:~C:~ ~~9l05c,: curr•t flderelliat . 31 l.ty i1 Huntilgton, W.Vt. Ctll 304-773-5651 ' Quelity home, new-ty remodtled choice location on Collega Rd. EASY ASSEMBLY WORK! 1714 .00 p« 100. Gu•tntted tnd '-'ndry, air oondhlonlcl. SvracuH. Rout• evalllble become 1 Deily S1ntinel carrier end ,.,.. No tween and WHk for more lnforrn~tlon con· wet the Daity Sentinel today tt 614· 982· 21&6 . Hou11 In Chett• VIIIIQe. 7 rooq, bMemtnt, gerege, one t•th acre, Clre, nice World Book-Childcnft. repr• Hntttl't.•• needed. Pert time, full time, guar.nt"' IYiillble, 304- e•v neighborhood. t26.1100. Coli 614-18&-3571 . 862· 2485. ASSEMBLERS WANTED! Elm up to IGO.OO 1 dly IIMmbllng dlphry clown1. Simple, profltllble, mlter~ll - panern a~pplled . Send self·ldd.-.Hd ltlmp .. ln'-'lkJpe, HIWb Llndi'lg, P. 0 . Box 13493. Ortendo, Florid• Lower t.vel. Au11lc Hill, Syrecuaa. 3 bedroom, large kttchlfl. llfle Uvingroom, air. cond .. dilh w11her. carpttld, large Dlfll•· Price reduced. 114·992-7478, otter 5,30 614·992-3402. Alrline;oba e1 7 ,80010 e&e.&OO year. now hiring. Call Job line 1-518-.&&9-3635 ext A· 1980 for inform1don 24 houra. Four bedroom r•klenca on wro•lmltlty 141 tcr• wtthln ...y drftrlng diltlnce of GtiNpoNe, Ohio. Owner tlntnclng with no down peymant to; quollfiod ~- Propony il fenced and hat 50 acrea of crllk bottom . Priced at e?&.OOO. Phone 114-373-1147, Pttn· MUST Situations Wanted ..,... it • ' '§ ,, 202 N. Perk OrNe. 2 bedroom a. deling, .-.w eddhton, exp. by fob r1 hour. Free Htimllta. J04- 18 Wanted to Do Will do lawn mowing and odd jobs. Coli 61 4·446-6266 . 446·6221 . 10 ICNI t1 17 from Mobile Homes for Sale · 1982 FllfiWOod 3 bdr .. 2 full baths, taUt electric. For more Information e~U 1fter 4PM, 614·3B8-8633. Nice 1973 Eutopla 85 fl. party furn ., 18, 200. Nice 1973 Ar· lington 80 ft . Plrtly turn. 05,200. Col 614·446·9340. In ICI'I. 4 mil• Rk) Or~nda. 1 mla oft Rt. for camper, t4,300. C1ll 814- 441-1511 . 1873 12•18 Utopia. 2 bdr .. front ltv. room. owner mult ...1. Fr.,<fl City B10ko<.. o. 114· 441-9340 . Indoo r ITinilture golf cour11. Oowntown OaUipoli1. Ctl 814- 1973 12d0 Arlington. ' front kltch., , must be lOki . French City Brok•ogo, 114·446·9340. 446 -6222 . lntemauonat Metal Building M•nutactunr Selactlng builderdealer in 10ma open 1r1111. High poten t ial profit in our growth r.ctumy (303) 7&9·3200 EXT. UNd mobile homea l•a•t 1elactlon In the .,.., Fln~nclng 1'-'eitlble. French City Mobile Hofnll Inc. 114-441-•340. 2403. 1973 Liberty 2 bdr.. wood· bumlf, ntw ctrpll In bedroom, nova 6 rafrla , e4,800. Mull alii . can 814-2:45·1214. Priced to Mil. Night Club on Rt. 1. 3 mil• oorth of Pomeroy. 05 liquor ticenlawithctrry-out beer and wine. newty remodeled. Cell 814·982·6891 .,.dmo. 1881 M1n1lon 701t14 lhted In 7 mos. for mot'e Into. PI-• ciH 614·f92 ·2219. ProfeS11ional Services 1979 liberty 14d6, portly turnl1hed , good condition , 16,1500. Coli 614· 256·1450 or 304-171-1335. Water wells serviced tnd drilled. Fr.. ,..timlt•. Ctll 814· 9921006 ot 614·742· 3147. PIANO l\JN1NO ANO REPAIR , 1980 liborly .14•54. 2 room. untuml1hld, vinyl underpinning lnckact.d. Must tell. Cell 304· n3-IB73. tone. cal today, Warda K~ty ­ bo•d, 304· 4175· 5500 .. 676· 3824 . 1972 12xl0 Elcont Mobile Home with dttechad 10x25 tun porch . Mull rtlocat .. rMIIIoovar your piano'abetutitul 45 Furnl1hed Roome FCK rent SIIIJPing Rooms 1nd light houll keeping room~ . Park Ctntral Hotel. Can 814-«1- 0711. RO!)Illll for rent. d.y. wHit. month . G1llit Hotel. Cal 814445· 8580. Rent 11 low 11 •120 month . Fumillhld room t111 . Utlthi• prl. 919 2nd Oolllpollo. Shore bath. Single male. C1ll 814446· 4411. 46 Colll14· 245·&259. COUNTRY MOBILE Homo Pork. Route 33, North of Pom•oy. Llrgalots. Ctll e14-892·7479. 1 10 I l<fM, pMtlolly woodod Iota. Tupper Pl.ma tnd Chen... Wit• ~d •pproved rold to each lot. Ra110nlbty prlc•. will flnii'IOI, 10 ,.,cent down. C1ll 114-185-3194 . Trailer epiCII. Sand Hill Road convenient 1o ·s chools. ltort and hotplt1l. Ctty IM'et IVIilabta. Inquire Roul11, 304-175·4800 between 9:00 end 4:00 wuk A1htOn buldkt'g loU whh public wat•. mobile homee permhtad, 304·171· 2336 or 304·571· 2217. diY•· Lara• tralltr ktts for rent 11 Qorlipolll F...,. W. Yo. Phoo 304·171·3211. MOBILE HOMES MOVEO' InCell 304·&76· 2336 sured, reuontble 31 rat•. 1917 Honey Parle 12•80 2 bedroom panl•llv fumlthld. 4 Mdroom houH. flrtPIKe. 3 Cantflll air. 14,100. 304-111ml. ooutholllolllpollo. •~9. 900. l3~3:-:':-:'-or,-11 _ 1·_3_ U_3_. _ _ __ con dayl 114-441·1615 ... evenlnga 114-44t-e222. 1973 BMOn 3 br. rum. , cen1rll Homes for Sale air, total ttttc .. com• lot btda. 3 bdr. home. clott to town, 2 chain -link fence . 304·773botho, portly furrlhlhld . Ooo 1612. hoot. low utllkiM. CoM614· 245· 1- : = - - - - - - - 92•8 . 1177 Homettt, 1 4d0, •ccond. 2 br, woodiNm•. 3 tCH'I Nl~ IXICU11ve typt home 3100 1*'11rll air unit. t12,QOO. 304IQ .ft. !IY. oroo, lnground pool, 6~7-5-·18 _4_1_.- - - - - with or wlthout IOI'NIIt. &.A. 110. 4 mi. from Holl•. L. .• 2 bldf'oom moblll home, perch oPtion 1 pololblllty. Coil 614· ond _ . ..... oir -d. now 441· 7322. ...,.., -hor and dryor. phone 304-4171·3334. ' For ula by tKMIM in town by grld1 UI.IOO. Tnll• ~nd IMd for 111,. 304Coll 114-446·B3to .. ·5 14. ._6~7;-:6.,.·&-.,. 6 5_ 1 ._ _...,.._,_ __ 446-1711. I- · · 1173 oron-.. ·12110. o1 3 bdr., large kitchen. bath, utiNiy tlec. AC, w..t.• lnd dryet, .oom, lingle g•age. 2 Cllf rWwood porch. ntw OlfPtt. ...._.,, ..,. yOfd. gordon n ,- .oo cllh end ..,.mo opoca, llnlohed g-1. Col ,..,...... t111 .10month, 304614· <141·1311. IH-3038. • 1 own:;.:,• For •ro·by own• 3 ..,.. IlOilo rollngwtth12188mobllohone.ooo. city _ , tlotrlct. Colll14·446·1102. 1Mt Clwnplon, 14x70, 1100cf oorOC 11'ob-.oontroloir.over .., • ..,. lniUnd, 111,000.00. J04.671-1818. TONY"& OUN REPAIRS.ooopo bore •luhtlng. f1ctory rlbluting, houra •:oo 1111 dark. call 304· 67&· 4631 . Pomor..fon fiUPI ftor 1010. 1 milo, 1 ,.,.... botll oro blond •100.00 end llblo. I ...... 304-182·31 10. w-. Wllliemaon M11t Market, U.S.D.A . Primo loot Solo, Sid• •1 .21. Front qta. e1 .09, Hind Qlo. 11 .70. U.S.O.A. Choloo l...r &II•. Sid• ., .21. Frontt AKC rwglot- P-flll• olio. I month old me1o Poodle. 304-881·3911. 11 .06, Hindi 11 .12. Price lncludoo cutting, Wl'applng ond h-lrlg. Whole Primal Cutt. WholoRibl\'n12 · 14 llav•ogo t3.80 lb. Whole York Sblpo 12·14 11 ...roa• •4.011 lb. Choice T.,dorllon •5.99 lb. Short loin 13.11 lb. F~l loin 13.2& lb. Prlcelncludoo arttlng. OlpOillt required . Ouer•llld lender. Coil 304 · 871·&313, Point PIHtlnt, W. Va. 57 41 Hou1e1 for Rent 2 bdr. 131 Sooond Alii. good neighborhood, references • dopoo~. Col 114·446·3941 or 114·441-2419, Nl~ 3 51 Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION • FURNITURE 62 OIVe St~ Oafttpolll. NM • ultd 'Mlod-coalstovw. e po wood LR IUfta 1399. bunk btds t198. entron rectin. . e88, n.w 6 uHd bedroom tuh:M, rangts, wringer Wllhlf'l, II 1ho11. New llvlngroom ouk• 1181· M99, lamp•. 1llo buying coal& wood llo••· Coli 614· 446· 3118. 2 bedroom Duplex hou11 par· tillly fvmilhed . Low utltftl•. In Pomeroy. Coli dey~ 614·992· 2381 "' 614·992-2508 ..... ingt. CNII MDIII. 614·441·7398 . In Pomeroy, unfumilhld. 2 bodroomo. Con 114-892·3090. Coun1Y Appli~nce, Inc. Good utld IPPiilfl~ and TV 11t1. ThrM bedrooms, all electric, 2 Open BAM 10 IPM . Mon thru Sol. 114-446· 1699, 627 3rd. Ave. Gtlllpolil, OH . C:ll gtr-aa. Stiff Houae Rold. •300.00 pluodopoolt. 304-6752697. 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 2 bdr, fum. or unfurn. conv• nient locttion, Uppar River Ad .• Ill utllfti• Ptid u.cep1 electric. Sec. dip . raq. C1ll B1 4 ·44&- 6551. 2 bdr. 12110 on Rl. 35 . Oop. • rol. r-lrod. Coli 114·441 · 436B "' 304-675 -9710. -lcln Rutne. 2 bedroom. large ylfd, cto1a to schools. Cell 614·3&7·7148. Nice 2 bedroom mobile home on moe lot on Roush Line. Ch• ohlro. Ohio. Coli 304-n3-5828. 1 2x80 two bedroom. fumilhld. t185. par month plua dapoah and utllltMa. Call 814-892- Wllh ... drY... retrig . .torl, ranges . Sklgg1 Appllencu. Upp., Riv• Rd. t..lda Stane Vtllay Fumi1Ure, n.- & ustd. Larv• taction of quality fumlture . 1210 E111ern Ave ., Used bedroom 11.1lta COft111ete twi;t m1ttr111 lit. bunk btda. occ. ohhalr, briU bad, qu.,.. oloo woter bod . Coli 114 -446· 1171 RefriQifltor hlf"'llt eokl eu5, refriulf'ltor white frost fr-11 I 150, rolrlflerotor lido by· e1 II. upright frMIW tl15, Kenmore wtlhar e715, Whirlpool wether til, GE wllhar •1 10. dryer hlrvllt gold *115. llec1rlc range hervllt told tiS, elec:VIc range 30 ln. eopp.nana •121. tlactric rtngehlfVNt gokl30 ln. e1215, electl'ic renee ..,e ltvll4 oven 1110. bedroom auttt t?l. 8koggo.t.p,u.,_ Upp•RIY• Rd. 614·448· 7381 . •d• 2 bedroom mobile home, ~ milt Jorricho Rd. Coli oft... 5,00. 304·675·6483. For rent, 14xee. tumlehed. 14 Burdette Add. 304-875· 6372. Coli .,ytlrno. Moving Salt Sofe and chalf. bunkbad1 whh bookcl11 and drtwers, good condition, rMict 3 bedroom mobla home. furnished, allo 2 motMie home~ .. phone 304·&71·6112. 44 Apartment for Rent oft•. Coli 614· 441-2628. R~y' a .UNCI Fumtture, Addllon. 614·367·0637. 131. ch_. 130, eir Gondldontr 175, drop loot toblo teo. 4 choln U4. high ..,., no. phone ltlnd tl, bedroom IUhl I 161, colloe toblo u . dMk & <flolr 140. Open 10·5. oh. o-• Nlooly tumilhed mobile home, ett. ept., central lir 1nd hea in city, odulta Coli 614·446· 0331. '"' Y· 2 lldr. utMhill portl•ly fum., •111 mo. Col 304-871·5104 "'304·171·7121. Fum- 101. 2 bdr •175. 131 l'o 4th Qollpolil. Wll• pd. Cllll 614·-·4411 oft• lpm. oou.,.• 2 portly pold tiiO bdr., utJtUw Oldar mo.. Cll 304·171·1104 or 304-675· 5388 or 304·676· 7126. Hou11 • .....,...... for llnglw, Coli . 304·178·11 04 or 3o4171·&388 or J04·171-7826. Fumilhld 2 bdr. 8pt. U1lttl• -1104 Orl'71·1311 - - Coilor 304·171· 304-171· 7tZI. "*· "'mlohod ..,.. •-ly reftcor~tH. niot looatkln 2 ortly, no 446· 2404. - Col 11.C: o........ -... furnilllod, Whirlpool 15 ....ft. chiOI ,_er 1121, 12 cu. II. oPt. olio Frlfl• dlire refriU••IDr .. o. ICenmo,. coppartone wllhar •o. 40 toid'l P11ilco oloc. IIOYo .40. CoN 614·367·0322 - r • I 'OOPm or aU -44a · 0200 boloro 6'00pm. Upright Whirlpool frllllt ac. -tl. U25 . C•ll 614· 441· ll4f2. ' . 2 ploco Eorly Amlricon !lying room tulte. Almolt new. MOO. Colll14·812·&644. 304-571·2929. Hotpolnt dlthwuhor, •5o.oo. Two r11r flip up s•ts for Jup or 4 wh•l drive. e&o.oo. 304· 671·3909. Saara1C.anmore1.wlng mlelhine. York home ltereo untt. 304· I Farm Equipment _,.,ly- Utlflty bide. IPL: •30'o40"19' with 11'•1' slider a 3' aarv. door. ...261 o,_.,, ln~n HDI"II lldgl, 114· 332-11741 collect. SURPLUS ARMY CAMOUFLAOE. -lm, ,.,111 clothing, boota combat Thaato,..wtth the rNI trmy ltoclc, llltl, quality. Stm Somlf\l'llle, Junction lnde· pend1nee Road, Okl Route 21. Fri.Sat.Sun, 12 :00-.8:00 PM. clll In ordlr'l Poin1 Ple•ent. 304·671-3334, Mobile Homo. w..., Building Materiall Blodt. brick, MWar pip•. windows, Nntel1. 11c. Claude Win terl. AiD OrMdl, 0 . CaM 11 4· Now Holl.,d 7 It hoylolnd. ucallant. Oahl II Orlndtr miller. 21'" mil ..._.,, Exc cond. 304-%73-4215. Building matariela, cement, bloek1 11111111. yard or dlllver; . Oolllpollt Blod< Co .• 1231'o Pine St .. Oolllpollo, Ohio Coli 514· 445-2783 . BUILDERS CLOSEOUT'S SURPWS BUY 8ACK '6 82 1. N.w utv-oa ltlll door btlftkl. nlckltnd lcrttchw t18 to t21oo. 2. TharNiptin anthlrn'lllbrtM alu mlnum windowltl¥•11•11• IDrft. Col fori- ..- . ..... City Form lupply. 114-446· 2tt5. 3. 8 ' eklminum pltio dOOf'l lit •191 .H wokh ,.,_,, 4. Octog• led titney gtwlndowt e49.H . l!i. 15 ltle ptne Fr•ch d:tars B redHIIS .H . . 4x81t'A M110nite under leyment e28 .H .... 4•4xV.I1 .00 113 l ••• 7. LiveltOck wood B 110.H. 9. 4xB•V. 4 ply plr-od a t6.88 . 10. 4i 8•'.4 Iaven plywood 8 U .49. 11 . 4xla: V• •tv~ge P••llng 2.-old..-olnl .. lor-. Pure bred . Alao upwright h -. CoM 114· 371·8211. U .99. 12. e· radwoodnaln~cnlc:tlbla with 2 bon<fl• 139.81. 13. Prllhung Interior doors al Iii• and llnilh• t29.81 . 14, Prlhungateal plflel doo•tl Iiiii 189.81. 16. Wood prll.,ilhed vlrlyt wr8ped oolonllltrim 1 pc. *100. 18. Prirn.:l tMrdtQP wood trim • , .00 7 pc. 17. K-lux brtok com. . t1 .00 ~· bo•. 12 box 110.00. Arob._, H.,.., pu~ All· b......d ....loo• • ,.,.... .... oounllto youlfl · R. •J. Aroblono, "-· W. Yo. 304· ue-1062. I.IYrne ......... hotio. eo - -eo• 304-837·2211. no · Mswer. c• 84 18. · 32 " xlllli" ~ ther..-.1 tem- p - gluo ,... t79.81 now t29.tl.• 18. Roell: fiCI brown oklrtlng 28"xl0'" 13.99 11. 20. 22" •33" llolnillo IIIII 10' doot> lfnka 8 gredo llt.tll . 21 . 8tllftl•• ,._. oom• lint. •st.B6 e gredo. 22. 4pc. IOidOtkMdbrMibath . , 123.8& 11. 3 end ,. • 18.H . 23.1 Qll. ,aluminum flot• mobh homo rooloolllng 122.811 . "" · Penn'1 WlnlhouN. WM..U n, Ohio. I 10 , 5, 6 d..,._ Col 814· 314-3145. ••U. 1182 Ford Eooort. IW, AC. , _ r.dlll Vlry 0'--', ·Wtthl, u ••o.oo, 304-112·3200. tlr•. 72 Hay 8t Grain 1182 Oodgo Rlftl Pr'*"P· hprl, with DVetdrlva, flblrQIIII •o. _,d, Colt 114· 317·0114. •fiP•, o..... 1182 u,aat. 1180 IIPdoo 0·10 • - o2.1Hr ,.,. o ..... 11,181. 1171 Oo!IUn - · •1 .881. 1171 Chwy Lw 11,181. Joltn'o Auto Ioiii, l u i - Rd. Oollpollo, 011. 1t70 Ford U... Tnrolt . Con 114-112· 8811 ..,. ond 114t12·B41 ord l14· tiZ·»>1 _...._ u.oo. 304-4171·1171. Hoy ond nwllih hoy; 71 _,, 1 boll. Aloo -eod. '1 30 loed. 304-773·11 88. Autoa for S1le . ' RAILROAO TIES. ll'o fill by 8 ln<ll:!f10 lnlfloo. 11. portio, d•r. . Bil llack. 614·8112· 2219. • .. .•. - · - 1. .1 - . , .... King aob, I -. , . 1110 · - .. _ ~Ill... 1e'ri - ...., . - . -.....,boo 110 11101. cellti'4-441•4ICII. ' ....,, Ita . 11 ~'"· Caill14- · ua.-.a. '. ' ' ' · .. ,f. ' ., ( a lntwlor ltUcco. PIM· r•lifl, Low r..M . Coli 114-216-1182. tft • pi•• creauon . construction and s1gnificance of the Statue of Extarklr 6 lntll'lor stUCCO. PI•· ttr II ~tll.tir replk'a. Low ratea. Liberty .' {60 min .) {RI @ MOVIE : ' Reckless ' 8 :20 CD .MOVIE: '&ant.' • 9 ,30 ®i G) (W Charlie l!t Com · pany (CCI Lau re n deV<IIops a cru sh on Mig uel, while Bie.. berm an meets an unu sual • wo ma n . (R). Clll614· 216·1182. Sttnl-w- StMmlf' 2 room min· lmum e20 par roam. 0•111• Meigs· Vln1on Cauntl•. 1·800· 321· 1131. EEK& MEEK RON'S Television Service. Houll ceHI on RCA, OueJar. ~ "'fiV[H OE , Spoclollng In ZonHh. Col ( IF 't{X)'RE. 304· 57e-23t8 or 614-446 · 2464. AB::XJT·ME. IS ... ) I'M ~R~Y 9 :00 A 'SVRVIVCR .. Fatty TrM Trlmmln,. stump r1r110vol. Colt 304·67 ·1331 . R!NOLES"S SERVICE. o•porlanDid carpantlr. eleotrlciH, meson, peintar, roofing (lnckad· lng hot tor oppllcotlonl 304· 171·2088 "'e75·73ae. Smrkl Tr• 1nd Lawn· S•vlce, londocoplng. 304-171· 2010. o• Rotary or Clble tool drilling. MOlt welll completed aamedty . . Pump, 111M and IIIVIce. 304: • · 811·3802 82 Plumbing Heating ARE YOlJ ®lNG TO 6UMMER O'.M.P AGAIN TH I5 YEAR, NA51Y ~ CARTER 'S PWMIING ANO HEATlNQ Cor. Fourth and Pine Oorrlpolll, Ohio Phone 114· 446·398S 0< 614446·4477. UH · HUH . I TH IN K I'LL BE LEAVING PRETTY sa:>N . I HEARD MY P<'D ON THE PHONE 1Vt:l<\Y, ORDERINq A LOfOF 5 1"LJFF R:;R THE Excavating J .~uta:e It; IIWw .-c~ . .,.._ 41710.11D. 304-112;u21 , Slgnthcance of t he Statue of Libe rty . /60 m<n ) (R). @ CAl AI /WOlf When !he fam ilies of three of Hawk e's buddies from Vietnam beg 1n m ranki ng Justice Department officia ls ex plore the inner workings of the Justice De- partment. {60 m1n .) 9 ,30 0 Cil @ You Again In Siereo. 10 :00 0 QJ @ S1 . Elsewhe re Craig attempt s to bnng his bab y g randdaughter back to his w ife, whil e Morrison takes a risk to protect an astronaut unde r his care. (60 mi n .) {Rf. CD 0 Ill Arthur Hailey"s Hotel !CCI Chris tme ·s aunr visit s with a glqolo in tow. and tw o children claim to have witnessed a murder in 1he hotel's garage. lBOmin I BARNEY J .A.R. Conllfuctlon Co., Aullond. Ohio . 114·742-2903. Buamenta. Foot... ConCflte work. .Backhoe's, Ower and Dhdler. Dump truckl, end weur -gas ••awtr· electrlcal ~·· lin•. Charlie Hetfleld operator. ·, IRI. f!I CD Soap II) Jus tice for All {CCI U.S. Attorney General Edwtn General H !luling SNAKE!! Meese Ill and other h1gh· rank1ng Justice Depanment officials explore the mner work ings of the Ju st1ce De· J1m11 loW'aNat• lame.. Atao . Coal, llmwt:one. ·: gravel. etc. DtiNarld 1 ton and up. Jim LMol•. 304·171·1247 or 875· 73t7. • , 87 .•• ) • • • • Tlo!E'( DON'T NEED OF TilE PLA'iEii:S .' ,..... ..,., Mowroy'o Upholt,_lnt ........ - triMUntyMM21VHrt. Tht~~~ In ltrmrturo ~hototlrinil. Cor(~ partmenl {60 min I 571h (jj) Newswatch IBl News 1 0 ;20 Ill MOVIE: "Brother John' 1 0 :30 I]J American Snapshots fD (1) INN News (jj) Mon 0 ym~kers . 11 :00 O CDCil O Cil®J m CUJ® News • I]J Bill Cosby Show C!J America' a Cup Chal· lenge Downunder f!l CD Love Connec1ion (I) SCTV @ Women of South Afri ca Two film s, 'Maid s and M adams · and 'Sou1 h Africa Belongs to Us,' w hich feature portraits of black and white South African women. are feature d . {90 min .) @ Soap 11 :30 D Cil @ Wimbledon Highligh1s Highlights of Wimbledon act ion are fea- OO ·GJ @ ,West RIM FumlluroM.,..;foaturlrtg. lt. At. 7, C-n City, Oh. CoM t14-2H -1470, c.. E... 114- ., ............................. 441 '• 3438 . Old • now 1 .. ' ·' • · • ''"'' 111111. 111•x11 G - • Uphoot-. - - ., .,rloln , . - . ,.. ~rea t1 on . construCtiOn and rela red . (60 m;n.) IR). lfV Jus 1icelor Alii CCI U.S Attorn ey General Edwtn Meese Ill and orher h<gh· Ewrgtllna. Tr••ltump ramovel. lawn c1ra. f111011. 11nd & gravel, mulch, ltOne delivartd. Ctll Don W1ugh , 814-448H46. TRI ITATE UPHOLITEAY SHOP 1113 Soc. Avo.. Gol-. .1 14· 446· 7833 or 114·441· 1133. Statue of liberty {CCI Oav1d M e ullough narrat es ' h1s h1s toncal look a1 the d1sappeanng . A rchange l is conv 1nce d it's governmen t ,....._.,, ,,,, . Upholetary @ Gimm e a Break /RI. In S tereo 00 700 Club (!) Bowling: PBA Southe rn California .open Fro m Riverside, CA . (2 hrs.) L1 ve. Cil 0 ffi Hardcas11e and McCormick iCC) McCormick b ecome involved 1n a swtndle when his old glrlfnend forges his name on a condo s ales comract !60 m1n .) (AI fB l1l lady Liberty' A Mus · ica l Sa lute to America (60 ® CELEBRATICN PA RTY. Oood-1 Excavating, buementa. footlfl. driW.WIJ'I, aeptic11nke. 111\diOIPiftl. Clllllllytlmallli1444llli·.a37, Jtmtl L. Davllon, Jr. qwn•. 85 0 ffi m tn .) MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP 8t 83 . .= 73 ,· . . I ,• • I!U,.or; - · ....... 11,. ...... . , . . . . . . . - ................ ..., . . . .. ...... Y·t, PI:'PI. eli,''. ._ I~AOfi;Ofl, '77 P f t - Y·l, ' Rogers Betament W•terprooflng. Exterior En1ertainment To· night ET la lks 10 Anr hony Perkins about his return as psychot ic motel own er Norman Bates in " Psycho Ill " IJ4J Alice (@ Jeopardy 0 ffi @ Highway to Heaven J onatha n and Mark encourage a frie ndh1p between a retarded teenager and the bedridden son of a nch fa mily. {60 mm I IR) . (J) Bo rn Free (!) Superbouts Roberto Duran vs. sugar Ray l eonard {Mon rr ea l. June , 1980) . tBO min .) ® 0 Cil liberty Week· end : Preview Barbara Walter s and Hugh Downs prev ~ te w the upcoming liberty W eekeq_d event s . (60 min.) f!l ['[) Miracle of love 00 MacNeil-lehrer Newshour ®i CUl Foley Square Alex •s courted by an ex-con she defended. who lav1s hes her with exp ensive gifts. (R) . (jj) Sta1ue of liberty fCC) DaVid McC ullough narrat es this historical look at th e m n.ooo.oo. 304-171· . poole filled . toll14-2&1-1141 ··• · 2321 or 4171-2601. "'614·441·1175 or 114· 446· ' '71 PIOO 2 . -.t, I .Old. Z 7111 . ' • • · 1l'lltotbod, goocloond. 104-4171-2:177. 1171_ :"1c11 wlri__ . ·• . -1-•tor A-1 11110. 114· tf2· . . .. . eo-loft. 11M. Col ' .,. Jeip J·10, ..... Met. .... ·~ wltha.ro-,IIO...rno;4 OU•••.MH4fll ,. ,... • ' • Home Improvements \ GOr!4-.11 .........-· 71. ........ ' k-. ...... IIOOd. 13.100.00. N.H. N0.88 1171 ,.,._ - · ..... 11,100 o~.p, Col 114-411- ,l oa. Truckl for Sale 1171 Cllovy l4 10ft. 4•4. Coli 814-441-1146 • . Good mlxtd hey on tM w1g0n, 71 point otiglnol. Owego kl01. mint oondltlon. 20.100 original mMoo. 114-115· 4322 . '73, 221 Com..,, 305 .,gino. IUib, IIOOd oond, .n ,800.00. 304-17&-7371 . 1t64 4 ho- - - troll• with dr-t room • hoy lick. 11x24 11om ......, IMidlnllulofw--.WII . . HP-Io. Coli 114· 26116122 . . tounq grocwe wattle board uterlor glued 8 18.91. 8 . 4-•B•IA Toung groove ply- c,..., · - bon .... ohoob, red 1f71AMCiplrlt. JQ.OOOoctuol mllol. -motlo. good- oond. ..10.00. Coil 304-18&-301t. 3 Hollloin boby oor... Col .14-311-81124. •.ax ~A 1177 Cornoro 310 hood on, 4 IPMd lrMinUJion, white lnt• riot. blook AM·FM 1opo .....,... 40 Witt power boolter, I ·T wholll. <flromo 1871 Mercury Zophor, 4 door. Y·l. AC , P8 , Pl. AT. AM·FM at1r10 radlo , white, ol11n, 11,813 miiM, 1 - -· 304175·880. . Now buying lhell Oom or . . 148.H to •7a.H . BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncondltionll Hr.tlme gu•en:. til. Locll r...,.c:• fumllhad. Fr• _.lmllll. Call collect · 1·814·237·0488, dey or night. '74 Suburu, no run. 4 crt " .,..,., nrno IIOOcf, t:J71. Coli 304-175-7241 . Wanted to Buy WI,.,/JuLIA CHILl>. 1112 Ford Eo- 2 dr.. AC. ••d., 46 .000 mi., 13,000 fkm. Hugh Orohom. 114-446· 1304. 117e Cllovy Coprfco, 4 door. •u1.oo oo 11. wm. R. Knight. 304-17&·3271. 8~: 7421 . Sc rv11;1~s 81 18&6 T·llrd, bided. •12.800 304-171·4271 oltw I p.m. Alii Cholmon 7030 lriCIDr, HP. - H111d-n. · 111111'1 130 E.,.fl>....,,, 304- 8 :00 MAfo?VIN f<.ALg, o~ "p~r:~ THE" MfAi '' -------------------- .• 1864 Plymouth Roli.,touto, llir. cruilo. AM-FM tope, 13.719. John' I Auto Bolli. lulovtHoRd., Golllpolil,' OH. 1151 P!vrMulh TC 3 Hotllon hlldlbllck. 4 IP• olr _,d, Dolby •eno. front wheel drive 11 1500 .. boll - 304·881· 3031. 814·8112·7416 . WE CAN WAic==H ~·ME-E',­ THE P~E>>" WITH Motors Homes 8i•Campa111 11.000. Col '14·441·7111. 1977 Coprlcl CloMic. AC ., CNIII, . Pl ., ,_, defrott. 301 .. _, .. bw mil..... e.c.aa.rn -d~ion . CA11114-982·1293. lollno 110 with 31 In <II mowing dod< 4 11. cycle bor. •100 . 245·5121. FRANK AND ERNIE ln1arlor IWids engine work, 1177 luldl Rogal V·l. Auto .. illw drll; niW Mhlult ayltll'l'l, bukll·mteter cyl .. rectory rnogo, 111 whool. 1710. Coli 114-182·7363 . MF - g moofllno c llt5, 300 gol. .,,_126&, I ft . booh hog Uta, hoy t210. 3 pt. 1285, mo- 1291. CoN 114-281· 1122. Building Supplies Marcutv. e•IJIII, lt«10.11'1Hif. Prlco: wi1h motor t3800 .. wkh· out motor t1996. Cell dl'f 614-682-2381 ond night 614· .192· 2609 . ·1 1162 lulcill Skylork, good body, 1162-lndy-l'oc..CII. 228, T· Top, lolded. 171500. Conllct lut<fl Rouoh at 814· 982· 7211. D·4dozorYOrYDOod-d, 4woy blldo, 11.000. Col a14·241t248. Coil 111-441·1117 • win-. ~ I: II JIM 'I FARM EQUIPMENT CENTER . 1R 31 W. Gollpollo. Ohio. Coli 114·441-417n. - · 614-441· 3112. Up """' ..... ,,. with 71•-ro.IOOOO>Oio. tlon lnctudod lu·r t1 ,460. Col 304·67&-8874. m~ 28 foot pontoon bolt. 80 HP 1972 20ft. Trav.. Trailar. SIMP• e. Vary good condhion. CaH · , 614·982· 2941 or 614·992· . 1461 . .......,, ....... •loctlort .. 8 .E. Ohio. ::·. : .:::;;:,~ l'tt/o•.,:,~ • 1875 Starcrolt old-boot. ""'" ucrllloo. Coli 614-446-2114. 1t71 Com- AT. AC, T·top, AM·FM - · lh!PII. 13.1500. 1177 Ford F· 100, PU, llb111ill1 - · · AT, AC. AM·FM CMI. eliding NOr U,l500. Cll 814-241·6864. a oo,..... llntc,f new• ulld odolll. rof.a-...,. 1200mo. Col 114· 441·2211 or 114· . .1·2111 . ' - 1171 Cedllloc Eldoredo fully -lppad with 11 optlono. Col 614·441·3156. fB CD Taxi 0 Cil ®l Wheel of Fortune ® Sweet Sixteen 79 CAOII .IONI U.S. 31 - . J -. Ohio. 614-261·11411. Maooy F - o . Now HoHond, .. lhHog lroill .......... OYW 40 Ul. . tnoiDra to CiMolt from hitch, flta Ford truck, t18: truck e~rnp• •~oo . can '"" 4 :30. Call ..... . . """' 7Pf!l. _k.,do 114·441·6212 or 114·441· 7404, m•11111o. 1971 CutiMI Supremo 210 Y· 8 .,..... high mlloooo. very IIOOd IDndkioo. Col 114·441·3158. 81 Uatd Fumlture. Good quollty uoedfuml1uro. Op., tto •loci<, bnok. mo- ond m• e or coM lor IPPOintntllll. .oonry Mrpplioo. fl!l..,nUin lllle ii4·178·M83 or 4171·1410. · llodl, R1. 33. N- Hav.,, W. · Yo. 304-112· 2222. · bo. oond. 3 m - old 111 of 1wln hda wllh me11e11 •3oo.oo. 304· 4171· 1174. •. &II Pete for 8•1e A-montoiutMIIOve,IIOOcf oond, -.oo; olio ' 0-riWYnd CottiiY K.,..ol. - - - - 304-1711-6812. CfA' l..._.aflf•, ,...._ Md I I - Now_..a_, AIIC Chow__ ,....... 64 Miac. Merchandlae Plok.na • · - 10.ooo m1.. - · · lnalrdld. 11r•. mtn1 oond. C.l441·0132. loby Grond Pl-. Good oondl· lion. IIIUI!Iul ..... ooblnot. ••aa. Colll14-742·2117. ;;-;-;:-:=:-;;=-=:-:;::---~ 1958 C,_ollo, I 1100; R-o 1819 Crltdoliold boll. 75 HP . Aaklng 11.100. E... lngo • ntlly-.AM·FM-o. body ......... Col 114· 3792186 . (\ ~ I :I OuHn 1111 hide-away beet •250. 304-675· 2217. Oolllpollt. Corvotta fully loeded, pluo T10"'ono !Ike ,__ CoH 614· 448·4530. 197& C,_y Monu UOO. AI· plna ttarao wh:h 8x9 Alpine ......... 1250. 304-682·3317. 65 n 1182 QMC &l.,o •-Ida f , . ,., ~11\lfllll". 0000 USEO APPUANCES Kenmore18.0 cu.tt.allfro•tl•• lOp -or· "'trig, with IICIDry inl11tlad Ice mMw. 10 months oW. Almond color wtth tlllllleal lin•, power mlzll' & i'lu. oond. uklng el51i0. Owner moving. Colll14· 446·7111. · 747t. Mualcal I nltru menu ~" OWl/ 1881 Runolioul, lrlboord, OMC, orr....,_,, eorr 614· 296·2827. picltup. N. PB, owerdrl'-'1 tT1n1. 9 1h fr. a.,mlnu m dl1h Otllke entenn1 poattlonlng 1Yitlm • earth n111on receiver, ftltelle- Front kltch.,, 2 bedro«Jm. fur- nllhod. nooo. 61 4· 185-4227. ll'S 671-1161"' 41711·3126. ••ltv Real EsL1te uro. Slu 8· 10. e1 4·848· 2420. 8 HP, 111 toni log oplln•. Worm Morning etove. cell 304-8715302B •her 15 p.m. Space for Rant 31. Rurwl ·water • alec. avtll• blo. Corr 614·245· 11444. 1989 Elcon• 2 bdr. 12•10. whh )orch. good cond., or will trade htabliahtd bu•in•• for aala. 1 bedroom fumilhed .,.nment in Point Pllllllnt. Aduttl only. No-· 304-175· 1311. ! I(HOW IT'& lllll'mTICM. AMI) E~HSIVE TO KE.tP AHD IN MD SHA.P£, 6UT•• Aduh girl acout unHorma for U50. month. 304·175·1730. Tr-'1" lot for rent Aodnl'¥ area. 32 Fm~n c i ~ l 23 •cr• Building aitM 3 to 17 3 mil11 wilt of HMC. Cell 114- 2 bedroom fumilhad houH In Middleport . Ctll 114-9925304. NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES . 4 MI. WEST, OALLIPOLIS. RT 35. PHONE 614·446-7274. lNG CO . recommendl that you do busin•s with PIOPII you know . and NOT to send money th ro uW~ the mail until you hiiYe iweat lgated the o ffering. Acreage 8260 . Seekmg to .,tor ltudtnU in math . BS in m1thm1tiC1, with tuto ring expertence. n .oo per hour . C1ll &14-992-2704. I NOTICE I 8t bdr. full Hnmtnt, centrtleir. fenced vard. At. 141 . t325 pluo dop. Coli 614·152· 2811 oltorl. f\111 buemant, detached QlfiCfl, F-P, gil heat, central AC. lllumtbla loan , 304-8715 · 273· 4710.d Lota 3 . ~m epertmant, everything furnished, prl"ate entrance. grOund floor. utllhi11 paid, SELLI -75. Work wented · c1rpentlf work. 614·2&6-6780. 35 •35.000. Coli doyo, 304·812· 2005 and t¥eninp 814-882· 3702. AVON , 3 open territoriee. cell 40 ec,.., r-.1 nice. 4 bdr. 2 blth hou11, completely ramodel.ct. Ownar wiU htlp fln.-.ce. Call · 1'h story, 3 bedrooms on 12 1crea . 1 milt from town . 304·4175· 1429. THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· Farm8 for Sale 7 room houae, 1 ~ bath, o•au•. on Qrovol Hill. Mlddloport. Ohio. 2503. Need pilrt-time Nip. call 304675· 2295. Business Opportunity 33 34 A. Farm. Rl. 1 Leon. Make OHor. 1·804·581·8429. 3 bedroom home, 15 ecr•. l•ru• 1-'ce. Home ha flreplece, wood. COli, oil. hot Wltlf Mit. n... kitch.... Large yard whh ehildren' • wooden pl-v cent•. MornIng Star lfH. Call 814-948- Your prior milit1ry tlfYgice is worth money. AnE - 4can~am u much .. e131 .98 for one WNk-end each month it the Army N1tlon.. Gu1rd. You c., quellfy for e&O,OOO 1.. inau rMCI._ p.ormtiona. aplcill train· lng, 1nd ,.lifement btnilfita. Educedon funding is 1110 availebtt to qudfied enli1t.... Cell 304· 4175-39&0 .. 1-600·642· 3619. 21 ,........... c:Gftd, .14,000.00. 304-812·3?15. HouH for •leln Middl~n. • bedroom, 2 ltory. Corrfir lot with gorogo. 614·112·6972. CoU 614·992·5714. 328&9 . ___ 1881 Wlnd10r, ..,gekitchen and ltving foom, 2 bHroornt. partlv fumilhed. und..-p•nlng and 2 Will1lll or tf8da amall farm whh 8 room houae. 1.2 tcr... Double mablla ona. CIN attar 5. 814car gerege. LoCI1.. on R011 Hill. 216·6307. lo1111in priced UO.OOO. Coli 614·678· 2513. q acre farm, lfttta Bull Skin. Coli 614·216-1112 IIIII or bode. uo.oo • -... complettkltch• Oovarment homa from e1 . fU repair) . Delinquent tllil: prop.. y. Ropo11ouiono. Colt 801·687· 8000 Ext. H-9805 for current repo llft. ttemp.t .,.,elope: Eltn· 71 5 3.18 EntttPritt, Ft. Pierce, Fl. 33482. 12 nBW lorve lot. 614·982·5324. PIIYm.,t. No ttiM. Oetltlt eend •n.oo Mobile Homee for Sale Ltve- ln COifllll'lion with tldlt'ly "' 32 Homea for Sale Mkfdtapon. 2 bedroomAlutlllt'tumllhldpaid. .,..C1ll 1n 114·982-1084. APARTMENTS, mobUe homee. hou. .. PI:. PltM~nt 1nd Gallipo· lie. 114·446·8221 ' ~4 · 171·4 14 lor ltoo.:..' ~ --·· I 1 T~OU6~T MA'IBE THE'( HADTI-lE FLU .. RUNATE : I II I I 2 1 O ffiCil O CIJOO m CUJ® News (I) Green Acres ® Mazda Sportslook fB CD Star Trek ® Reading Rainbow !CCI llJJ Cats and Dogs (CCI @ One Day at a Time 6 :30 0 ffi @ NBC News Ill The Rifleman (!) lnside1he PGA Tour ® O ® ABC News ® Doctor Who · ®I (J2I CBS News (jj) Body Electric @ Welcome Back, Kotter 7 :00 0 ffi PM Magazine (J) Man from U.N.C .L.E (!) SportsCenter Cil Entertainment Tonight ET 1alk s 10 Anthony Perk 1ns about his ~e turn as ps ychot ic mater owne r Norman Bat es in " Ps ycho Ill " fB CD Hogan's Heroes 0 ® Jeopardy (I) Nigh11y Business Re· port ® News (jj) MacNeil-lehrer Newshour Gl (J2I Divorce Court @ Priva1e Benjamin @ Wheel of Fortune 7 :30 0 CD III New illewtywed Gam e , ® NFL Yearbook 1880 Horloy Soortllor. 7000 mil II. One own IF. t21 00. ftrm. CoU14· 742·2948. I I MASLf 3 I I 1. 1~ I I I G s H I RT I I . . . • 1 1 I··! --~ . __ Youngsterlo friend : " My birth· da y wasn't too good . I got a lof of s luff you ha ve lo consider lhe p E L MI T ~-··-·· '" which if was given ." I-.,.~-,~-=:...,16~;.~..:.."TI-..j O Comp lete the chuckle quoted I by fdlt ng in the missing word s '-....l.-.L..-1-...L-.L.......J yo u deve lop fr om step No. 3 below. e PRINl NUMBE RED LETlERS IN THESE SQUARES UNSC RAMBLE ABOVE LE TTE RS TO G ET ANSWER SCRAM-lETS ANSWERS Nature - Islam - Girth - Limpet ~ SPIRIT Youngster to friend : " My birthda y was n 't too good . 1 goi"a lot of Sluff you have lo cons 1de r the S PIRIT in whic h 11 was g1ven ." BRIDGE James Jacoby Up, up and away NORTH 7-1·81 +9H3 • 754 t K J 52 + AK By James Jacoby EAST WEST The Jacoby team reached the semi- tQ tAJ62 finals of the Vanderbilt Team Champi· • AK 96 t73 onship las( March. There we played • Q10 8 4 +J107643 against a learn led by my young friend +Qs 52 Chris Compton, a bridge professional SOUTII from ·Houston. Since we lost the t K 10 8 4 maich, I hope Chris won't consider it .QJ 108 2 boastful if I write about a deal-where • A96 aggressive action on my partner's ' part gained for our side. ' Vulnerable: North-South On today's deal, I was West and Deale" North Robert Hadwin of Los Angeles was · . East. North's bid of two clubs was the w., 1 Ea51 Drury .convention, an artificial re· Pass sponse inquiring of the third-seat Pass Pass 3+ opener whether he had a full. opening Pass Pass Dbf. bid. South's two-diamond bid denied a 4 + Pass full opener: Two hearts would now Pass have ended the bidding, except for Opening lea d' • 2 Hadwin's boldness. Certain that I had at least II high·card points (why else L- - -- -----------l would North-South stop at two hearts ?), he came in with three clubs. Inexplicably South · bid three hearts and, sitting West, I could nol keep players were going to stop at two from bidding four clubs. North might hearts, was it reasonable lhat they now have doubled (a heart lead would could suddenly make four? By dou· let us make it), but caught up in the bling, my partner took the words right rhythm, he bid four hearts. ' out of my mouth. Defeating the oppoRobert Hadwin's double of four nents two tricks for 500 was one of our hoarla ba4 a biuf<e BOUQd. lei il bul. 1'_\eaaan\ roo~ ~urill& ~ ~~ .... was wefl conceived: .If experienced Too bad we daan't have more of tliem. .3 .9 t~~-~·-' b, THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 41 Frosted 1 Land map DOWN 5 Fret 9 Rockftsh 10 Direction symbol12 Leve l 13 - d e l Fue go 15 Ve rily ' 18 For. shame ' 1 Victim · 2 Embankme nt 3 Composer 's forte 4 Thrash 5 Lus tro us 6 - arod true 7 Before 8 Bcreen bio 17 Cozy room of Rodgers 24 Spanish 29 Burn 18 Task and Hart lady's 30 Expiate 20 Rested II ln0il1 title 34 Romaroian 21 Wrath 14 Before 26 Command city Z2 Ginza dnnk · ( Lal.) position 36 "Neve r 23 Che mi cal 16 Cab rider 26 Noisily Millio n suffix 19 Corrosion 21 Monster Years" 24 Johnson 22 Fly alone or mytlo 37 Cuc koo of "Miami Vice" 25 Lorenz 27 Mid as' love 28 Tree 29 County in Calif. 31 Mrs . 32 Herbert Hoover Author Levin 33Japanese verse S6 Ponderin~ over S7 He b re w lyre b-+-+38 Australian wild d o g 39 "Straroge 40 Inte rlude" heroine French city DAILY CRYPTOQV()'I'ES- Here'lbow lowork II: AXYDLBAAXR II LONGFELLOW One letter slands for another. In this ~pie A IS used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letter1, apostrophes, lhe length and fonna~on of the word.'i are all hints. Ea~ day the code letters are different L CRYPTOQUOTE 7·2 L W G D M UN L GG MTA G FB , FW G Y T F L A C K U WGTKL CU N VTM T M R T KUT FIIM (j C F AKB S A B B M T L F FR qr , T R C GL. YUGLVWOK Z M G O G U Y_,..,'l ~-~ WE HAVE INHEitiTED ,NEW DIFFICULTIES BECAUSE WE HAVE INHERrrtD MORE PftMU10ES. -: ABRAM SACHER tured. I]J Burns ·s. Allen G) SportsCen1er (I) 'WKRP in Cincinna ti Ill CD_ One Step Beyond 0 CI)lkBC NIIWII Nighlline ffi Austin City Umils '® Alice • · • (liJ T.J . Hooker Hook er and Aom ano investigate a sj!ries of attaCks on w o men in wh1c h 111t! a !>Sa danl if'dVf'~ a S tb lf• ,,, in" seem! ct t~"w cnme 170 m1n I (A) · \14' Tra ppe r John. M .D. 11 :45 0 2 15 Best of Ca rson Ton1qh1 s guest s are Roger Miller , Argus Hamilton and Anit a Morn s (60 m1n.) (R L ln Stereo 1 2 :00 ([) J ack Bl!'nny (!') NFL FilrT!S (AI \ �'r , I Area deaths ) ~~~~s~~~ Roger Wolfe Preceding Roger K Wolfe, fil, former Meigs resident who died June 7 at Erie, Ohio, in death were his parents; three slsters. Helen Simpson. Racine: Winifred Arthur, Columbus. and an infant sister. Johanna, and a brother, Ker'leth, Columbus. Ethel Ralston Funeral services for Ethel Louise Ralston. 43, Route 1, Monterey, wj¥> died June 26 at King's Daughters' Hospital. were held Sunday at 2p.m at the Obaugh Funeral Home with burial in Green Hill Cemetery. Born on Oct . 20. 1942. she was the daugher of WUtiam and Pearl 1 ,. ,. Patrol... Continued from page 1 quickly that the victims rarely have the opportunity to take evasive action." Henderson aiso ,asked ilr public aslstance in removing drunk and dangerous drivers from the high· ways. Anyone wishing to report an incident of unsafe or irresponsible driving may call the GaUia·Meigs post at 446·24ll The highway patrol also monitors CB channel 9. Highway patrol radio call letters are KNN3CKJ . her husband • Charles L. Ralston, Monterey; a daughter, Sherri Lynn Ralston, Fredericksburg; two sons. Charles' Michael of Middleport, and Ronald · lee Ralston. Monterey; a sister, Mrs. Grace Durst, Middleport; three brothers, Wliliam H. of Middleport; tharles W. of Long Bottom; and Elmer Eugene Pugh of Carlton. Mlch; and a grand· daughter, Erin Kaye Ralston. A sister, Dorothea (Dot Pugh J Cline, preceded her in death. . m Pomeroy .accident . co r-----------1 Inside: TION • Two vehicles were heavUy dam· Adams vehicle and light to the aged and occupants were checked · Loscar vehlcle. Loscar was cited on out at Vet~>r~ Memortal ijospltal , a charge of falling to yield the right in one of three accid€'1lts lnvestl· of way. There were no injuries. gated by Pomeroy Police Tuesday. The accident occurred at West All: 05 p.m.. on the lower parking Main and Ebenezer St.. when a lot a car driven by Kendra. Bass, vehicle driven by Brenda S. King, Clifton, W. Va .• backed from a Long Bottom, pulled from Ebe- parking space Into a car drtven by nezer St.• making a left turn onto Clj,thy Edwards, Pomeroy incurMain and hit a car driven . by ring light damages to both vehicles, Luanna Hussell, Mount Alto. W.Va. · Bass was cited also on a charge rl · Both vehiCles had to llil towed from falling to yield the right of way. Initiates program the scene. The drivers and pas· • sengers in. the Hussell car, Helen By United Press lntematlonal Gibbs, Mason, and Steve Martin, Nationwide Mutual Insurance Middleport, were taken to Veterans Co. has Initiated a program that Memorial Hospital where they would bar insurance agents who were checked for injuries and have written less profitable policies discharged. King was cited to court from incre~sing their business. on a charge of falling to yield the NatWJnwide, Maryland's third right of way. Time ct. the accident largest auto insurer, began its was 2: 42 p.m. program Tuesday - the same day At 11: 15 a.m., a vehicle driven by a new state law concerning the Bonnie Loscar, Long Bottom, discharges of agents by insurers ftrlrtt....,. wr• pulled form Lynn St.. into the went into effect. 11M Ul If ftMI driver's side of a car driven by Charles T. Adams. Lavonia. Mich .. Granted license incurring moderate da.ma~eto the Our Sale Ad Of Tuesday, July 1.st ..-Should Have Read---. .. CARPET AND HOOVER SWEEPERS EXCLUDED FROM THE 40% OFF . .·_. ·e· ' .-. ' ' ' ' Vol.36, No,43 Copyrighted 19811 development director Bv C~ HOEn.KH r .Se I' ei.NewiStalf Kimball · Slilelds; an economic ,. I · "F-aY SIMIIOIS OlD.·CAI•.CIIY." goa E. MAll ST. POM£110Y, Oft. .... . ~ .. -: . ~- ' ¥}, t_. . " FIRE DISASTER AvERTED- Quk* aet~te· by Pomeroy llremen averted a major lire • Mlll!ierry Ave., w'*lt could eas~ have delmlyed !M!Venl homes WedaeScllly momlng. ~ are tdllwn ftlhllng lhe lire In lhe Laura AliheJ.- apartment 1101115 Pliant (6141 992·6614 MM. We41..:~ Fri. lt30·1t00 . Tutt. I lliWt. lt30·S.00 Sat. loS0-4.00; S. 1:00·St00 . r..w 1111 Mec' life !It vllll&qe poinlt, The I'IIU' ol The rltla> to be open ftve days a week will be managed by Steve Powell who will work lllat position In conjunction with his litter control program activities. HewUiservPas asslslant to Shlelds in the development of local projects. Telephone number r:l the new olllce ls992-&11ll. Commissioner Jones ooted that Shlelds was hired after concludl~ 1\ll!'.lf+ !It, Md h8nnell are dele loptlner. .Jllli • Je1 Ill yellllerllay's lire were llllmale4l It ··-··· - r-_p, . . . ' a se.rch and several Interviews. "Shields bas demonstrated In Meigs Counly and other communi- What eould. have been a dlsas· the Mulberry Avenue li!vel of the !Ire was fought (rom both Mulbeny h1ius fire on Pomeroy's Mulberry structure. Small children were Ave•• and MechanicS!. byftremen. Chief Legar saki that damages Avenue · was averted by quick playing with a c)Aret Ughter and wUi· run ·about $:JJ,IIXJ. The thlrd action ct. the Pomeroy Fire Depart· apparently acclden!tally'stam!d the level apartment In the bull4lni was .fl1e. One r1 the children went to hls ment late Wednesday rnbmlng. undamaged. The second level Workers ct. the Pomeroy Street mother in the mint d. the apart· Department coincidentally were ment and allmed her thaqt the apartment, rmted by Laura Auth· · working on M~hanic St., an area to room, overkloidn1 ¥echanlc St.. erson wb:l was not at home at the the rear of where the lire started. was on fire. The niDther of lhe time, was damaeed by ~and water but actually the. fire was They saw t})e blazl' and summoned chlldred. ci06Ed the door, a benet!• contained to two rooms. Mrs. the lire department. Homes In the· cia! act to· keep the fire from Autborson's daughter and her section wher.e the fire took place are spreading. and took the children to grandchildren Were In the apart. extremely close. to each other and safety. Fire Chief Charles Le&ar ment at the time the fire broke out. had the fire gott~n out of control ol reports. Ftremen were on the lltftK' A lower apartment was not burned firefighters .several homes could Jmmedlately after beinl called by have qu~kly burned. · street department workers and · but did rECeive sll'l<lke-.and water damage. The apartment buUdlng is The blaze started In a back roon\ Middleport firemen arriVed at the of a three unit apartment house on scene and stood by to assist. :r'he owned by Loring Vaughan ot the Salem Center area. . i. ' ·, . .·. . It . ~~ . No sentinel on Friday · "'· . '. l -"' ' · - . Management reserves the right to limit quantities . . • l • For a 'Better Brand of Savings .. . . -;r ' '. . ce.. Fn · ev' ·. · · 41300: UUIR CLIFF ' ID., .,.,• •OY I ; OHIO. a.;.__~..,..-----------;....-•·~·..:&' A.Ef.' ·.. . · · · · ·. · wol11en, since settled, atfecteit not Ollly the conimualcatlollllldlallcy within lrllnllponaiiOII alld 'JIIibllc ut8ltiel but allo 1rade.~· tbf Lallor Dl!partmel:ltlald. . · Ewllafleradjustlnltbe'fllum because. Of the atrllre, the govern· ~~ sald•tllert' wu weUnellln transportation. .IJUlillc utWtles and wholesale traM. · . 'lbeJtine llcam.mMII tliat 8.4 ~~biBIRI'I!~tafwork ;..abolnt 111e.me ~afJ~·JI!IIt foarlliOidha.. \ ·. < ...* _· · ·· ,FacfllY erilploynrftt Was down In .lullf '- ~ly becell~e Of the rtrllre. by the . CommunlcatloM · WorilrrsriAm!I1CaQalnSIATiT. . ........._ . _ _ _ , _ ., 1 (' Joh-ess figure drop " 8 to 7. .I .percent 1. . , June . ·; f test .ar: Ali electrical laboratory at the Ohio Power eo.·~ . . Sumysfde !llbstatkm nar Cantoo. B:r DAN CA1111D1AJ!:L - A fl€'1leral chemJcal and VJ!11.MII'P pltll . WASH~l'll•I.(UPl)- tJnem. environmental labotatory 'located near the App8lachlln. J>oM.r eo:l ~· .... ~ l ., tli.7.1pt!!ICWI!IIl 1; • < Hunttngtoo division ofllce In Hua- . tile UIIOl' ~~ re-' Ught damages were ·Incurred to two vehicles. and a driVer was tfn&1m,W.Va. · ' ~ -todaY• !1esPfte the strike cited at the resun of an a"cclc)ent 'on West Main St., .at 2:41p.m. · A clvU enlfneerJng . and ·, a;11n11 !oTI:T IJid )llbre Job tosses Wednes!lay artenbln, Pomeroy Pollee ~· · · · · . concrete testing liboratory at 1n t»:oiFaad ps llldultrtes. • ·. Pollee said ,a w?stbound car driven by \Tkna Martin, Ruiland. .· lqJPI!achian Power,'s Mountaineer '),be'JIIIIi! !laul'l! wall!lln!Pro~ crossed rmr the,centerline and sti\ICk an ealt~ ~.antrtvea by plilnt 111 New Haven, ~.Va. . . ment aver the 7.3 'jlenftt Wi!m·. . Ida Clark, Pomeroy. Martin was cited 011 a ll:ft 1'1 cenllr ciUirll'. . Alio ~be transferred' lQ'the !)! ploymelli leVel riQoadEd 111 May pollee said: · · . •. ' lal! II the leiVicl' eprporatkiU .-sretumed.tbellwliUIIIMica 'd . an ·.da · . y: ....;.!-~.' . : _': , ·.: ........ ' · . ~ Md ,nutpplltctrOUP•t~ · Ja•l r10tile......-J.... tal a~-e ' Poww'•Ctre"lJIIIII!I M.Gavjjj lil!oprji-allo1l'petlli!fli. · .. . . .. ' . . .·P!I!Iit In Olslre, Ohio. . .. "In tile Fel:VIoi!-PI"""CIPC Mctor; There will be ~ square 'dmice at the Long Bottom Coo)munl~ . Ohio J>ol!'el' lind Appalaclllaia the ltnke, by IOII'Ie Jll5;011 ~Bulklinl Frk!8y.nlght. . · . . · . · FoMr .· ~n~ ' ~!II IAibsldiiii'IH .d. · can Telephone 1: TeleiJ'Iph (CO.) . No; ... , P. r e f i P Autos collide, eUe one dri~8- .. PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY, JULY 5 •• COI.iUMBUS. Ohio (UP!) -Ohio physician or chiropractor. "! could see It was going to rome, motorists have had their warnings, "Our hope Is that people wUI and the softening up came as a now they have to ruck~ up in voluntarUy comply because of the result of the chUd restraint 1'3111@5t- or lace a line. obvious and definltP benefits," legislation." Friday marks the end of a $1- day Myers said. He said opponents rt the child grace period for Ohio's mandatory Drivers wlll be lined $:a! for restraint law eventually heard Sflll belt law that went Into effect violating tlle law and front seat stories lrom parents wb:l believed May 6. It also marks the time law pas~ngers SlO. The ottense Is their children were saved because ent>rcernent otflclals can Issue secondary whlch means only a they were In a restraint at the lime ., citation lor those who do not penon pulli'd ov~>r for another of an accident. comply. offense can be cited. VIolators may PfeifPr also said he made up his ' ~ elll'll1pt trrol buckUng up avoid the fine by viewing a flim mind to support the biD after are thoee wb:l drive a car that about seat belt safety at a local arriving at the scene of a doubJe.. predate~~_, belts, the car has air school. fatality traffic accident lp Cktober bl«s, the qiO!crist baa a doctor's After New York passed Its seat 1!* In Crawford County. S1WI11 slatement·or the motorist Is belt law. which carries a penalty of "There were patrolmen and delivering mall and shs 1n the $50 and Is not a secondary ollense. rescuers there. but the people were middle ri!M front seat. traffic falalltlesdecreasM by :150 In already dead." Pfeifer said. "! r The grace period, during which 1!1111 compared to the Jl'evlous ftve- reallled I was the onepe!'son at that about 55,tl00 wlll'llinp were ISSUI'd, year average. said a spokesman tor scene who could oo something to ,. was Intended to give drivers a the New York Goverror's 1\'a!llc help." 1 chance to al!t used to the new Safety Committee. Pfeifer continues to receive what l'l'l\llatlon. That decrease, hoWE'I!er, has also he terms are "nasty" letters andOhio State Highway Patrol Lt. been attributed to tougher drunken phone calls from opponents of the · RI;IIJPrt Myers said the number of drlvlnglawsandan increase in the legislation. Early last spring, one exempt driver& l!1d ~s Is drlnlclng age. The Ohio Legislature angry person threw a seat belt tied not hlllfl and the law 1s expected to has follo'M!d the trmd of toughen· to a brick through the front window save :m Uves on Oblo roads In the lng DWI laws.- and It raised the of hls home. The repair blll tint year. drtnldng age for beer four years exceeded $300. .; Exemptions were allowed for ago: , But Pfeifer says he expects th"t practical reasons and pertain to Reaction to the chUd restraint because it's an issue that effects cars made before 1961 when seat law, which became elfectlve In everyone many times a day. belts becallll' standard equlpnnent 1982. and seeing a double- fatal!ly "Untu people get used to It. it wUI '' Of those wltb air lags, ~Ia auto accident prompted Sen. Paul be very bothersome." he said. , already required by law to be Pfelll!r, R·Bucynli. to push klr the "That wUI all chan&e as tlr law st~ Into a safety ~eat: us. biD. comes Into run effect ,this weekmd. ;: ~Uta! Service man carrlers,III'W&"! went rrom belag a strolli People wUI &et In the habit and papercan'lersorllflaons who have opponent a lew years aao., hein« lb:>sestrongly opposed to it wlllflnd a sf&ned atftdavlt trrol a licensed positively behind It," · r sa . ld. ~es saying It's a good law." 'J ~rtni 1 The Dally Sentinel will not be publls~ Friday to aUiiw Its employees-to enjoy the ,Fourth of July holiday' Regular business hours l'esume Saturday at 8 a.m. and regular publication resumes with· the Sunday TJmeS.SentliiPl. · seems like the "last shot to get that road" has been rejected and he fears that the$56,11XJARCgrantl"UI "now go down the drain." Jones described · this latest action as a "second slap" at Carper who was !!Ding to put up $14,tm. the local share, so that he rould gl!t the access road and PX pond his lllrsety huslnesi creating more jobs for Meigs County. Jones detaUed mwln March l!&i, Divtson 10 initiated the lJ'OJec! and the commissioners met wllh a represmtative of the Department of Transportation and Carper to discuss the road. "They allowed us to liD foiWard and secure the Onancing, have til!' plans drawn, the engineering work completed and then at this late date step in when we're all ready il go and say, 'no you can't oo this'," Jones said. The letter from the Ohlo Department of Transportation, George D. Dougan, District Deputy Director, read at the meeting, stated that the project had been "dlsapJI'OVed." Reasons listed were " .... the adjacent rest area speed chan&e lane would intPrsect the proposed access point and that following the county's original cul-dP·sac action an adjacmt landowner challenged their action In court and the county's action was upheld." It further states. In reference to a 19721etter trom Farley, that" .... our directive permits the granting of new access points lor publlc roads. but not private artveo~. But becaule of oor experience )VIth such access points and etc., the directive was subsequently changed and the p~bllc road exception removed.' • Other Action In aher action, Bob First, district (Continued on jlage 14) Grace period ends; seat belt enforcement to start Friday COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!)- The American Electric Power Sl'lvlce Corp, has announced plans to bulld a multl·purpose engllleering labor· atory near Columbus. The new facility will aUow the American Electric Power Co. subsidiary to consolidate Its thrEe exlstlnglaboratorlesnowlocatedat separate sites In Ohio and' West VIrginia. an AEP spokesman said Wednesday. The new 78,tmsquare-foot faclllty. tobebuUt In Groveport, wUirost an estimated $15 mllllon and wUI employ approximately 80 people. Most ot them are employees of the exlsllng laboratories Who will he glvm the opportunity to tranllfer to the II!'W facillty. Initial , work oo the project Is l'Xp;'Cted Ill begin this rmnth with connplet~n set lot latp 1987. The facilltles to be transferred The Farmers HomPAdmln!stratlon has initialed a program to sell single family dwdllngs which it has in Inventory in June, July and Augu!t . The prof)E'rtles targeted for sale have been determined ., be unsuitable for Farmers Home Admlnl5tratlon's llt'Ctlon :!02 housing program and as d June 1 there were no IJ'Opertles In this category In the state. In order to reduce government invmtoty r:1 these properties. prices have been reduced 'below market value. The , required down payment has also !Jeer! waived or reduced wring the 90 day· sale period. · The agency also has suitable properties which can be p~rchaM'd by eligible ~ppllcants at their current market valuE'. All properties are located in rural communities and rural areas throughout the state. Meigs Countlans lnte,rest In purchasing a house tor their own ~ldence or for invesunent puJllOSe .should oontact the Melga Farmers Home Administration Off~. 100 Butterrut Aw., Pomeroy. 992-6&14. ment of 1\'ansportatlon rejecting constructtm of the~ access road <tt of U. S. Route 33 to Township Road :>R7 leading to Glrper's Nursery was read at the meeting. Commissioner Jones said that It have ciiECited ·this 'thoroughly tbat•· he has the expertise and know~ to do the jobwhlch needs to be done here," Jones com· mented. Shields wlll be In the county early next week. Shields has been Involved in build new Columbus area lab , Properties targeted for sale A \etlft· from tile Olllo l)egart· !~ w~ ~ha3~.-!IJI!Iwe ,___-Local briefs-----. AEPto Middleport display Friday night The second annual Middleport !lre\\OCks display wUI bPgln approximately 9:30 p.m. Friday with the Middleport Fire Department In charge d. the activity. All area resldients are invited to view the display whlch will be set off over the Ohio River near Dave DUes RM!rslde Park. Donations toward the cost oft he fireworks can be made at VII· !age Hall. A live percent salary lnrrease was giv€'11 to the full·tlme county employes paid from the gf'nPral tum. ellrctlve July 1. J~ In proposing the salary Increase noted this brings the employes more In line with salaries In otll!'r counties. Cast of the increase to the county for the balance of 19116 Is · $14,523.50. It involves 57 employes - t IDse working in the r:lllces of tlie commissioners, auditor, treasurer, recorder, probate court, clerk of courts. county court. common pleas court. the board of elections, plat map of!Ice, county !nllnnary, veterans service, and sheriff. HI lloanl App~Aa~uww.ts Susan Oliver, whose term on the 648 Board expred June 30, was reappointed. Named to Dll the UDexplred term of JoltnR!cemthat board was George Hoi:Btetter. Rejed Aooefls Road ro cost. J1ims Ill IIIII eedloo el MllliMy ,A\11111ie . . . • Quick action -by Pomeroy . Firefighters averts . disaster .......... JIM COBB Chevrolet·Oid•mobile·Cadi.llac .! Employee ,..._ meetms · J1m Cobb•••• I obtaining grants on a number of local projects lncludinl the Meigs Multi·Pull)Oiie Building, til!' Elderly Housing Complex. and the Tuppers Plains sewage project. A v~ of projects has beEn carried out in Middleport with funds secured by Shields, who was also active In getting funds for Racine's multJ.famlly housing. His work in securing state and federal fuming lor public sector projects has extended Into Hock· lng, Athens, Meigs, Washington, Perry. Morgan, and Pike Counties. ctevclopnent consultant ilno'MI for hJs· E?~Pfrtlse · and lmowledgP In pllllllllng al)d securing project fu~ from Qte and federal souri:ft, has bee~~ hired as director of de<YelopneJ)I for 'Meigs County. Annoullcement d. Shields' em· ploytneftt and the opening r1 a full-time econom)c development o!!lce in the 01t,.1o Bureau ol Employment Services buUding at the Intersection of Route 7 and Union Ave., was made Wednl'sday a!tl'! noon at a of the Meigs Crunty Commissioners. The one year contract with Shields Is for $2l,IXXI and requires a full two days eacb week In Melp Counly along with additional time as needed. Coounlssloner Richard Jones explained~ His · MVici'S Ww oot ooly be avaUable to the county but also to vU!ages and townships as needed at • m . . . MERCURY COUGAR ...... 511,500 85 CHEV. C-1 0•••••••••••• ~ ••••• $1 0,900 85 FORD F250 "4X4 ••• ~ •••••••.$9,99S 86 FORD RANGER ••••••••••••••• S9,SOO · 82 OLDS DELTA 88 ••••••••••••• 57,295 83 BUICK REGAL.. ................ 56,695 84 FORD TE~P0.~ ................ 56,495 . 85 CHEV. S-1 0.... ~.... ~.~ ........ 56,495 .· 83 CHEV. C-20 ..~ .... 55,995 ··32 tolD ·TRucK .................. 55,69 5 80 DODGE RAM WAGON .... 55,295 . 5 82 OLDS CIERA .................... 4,995 83 OLDS OMEGA ................. 54,995 83 OLDS OMEGA ................ ~54,695 83 DODGE ARIES ................. 54,495 80 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE .... 53,995 83 CHEV. CHEVETTE ............ 53,995 79 FORD MUSTANG............. 53,495 79 FORD LTD/ST ................. 53,295 82 MERCURY ZEPHR ............ 53,195 82 MERCURY ZEPHR ............ S3, 195 80 CHEV. C-1 0.................... 52,995 78 CHEV. MALIBU CL. .......... 52,495 78 CHEV. IMPALA ................ 52,495 80 SUBARU SW/GL ............. 52,495 80 MAZDA GLC ................... 52,395 $ ~ 81 FORD ESCORT................. 2,295 79 DODGE OMNI ................. 52,195 78 FORD F-150 .................. 52,195 79 FORD FAIRMONT ............ 51,995 76 BUICK LeSABRE ............... 51,995 78 CHEV. LUV...................... 51,99S 79 SCIROCCQ- V.W................ 51,995 79 DODGE COLT .................. 51,995 81 DATSUN .......................... 51,99S 77 OLDS 88 ........................ 51,995 · 80 AMC SPIRIT ....................... 599 5 76 FO'D GRANADA ............... 599 5 2 Sections 14 Pogea 211 Cento A Muliimtdie Inc. N-apop• Nalne Kimball Shields. OPEN TONIGHT 'nL.9 P;M. We're Dealin' .for the Fourth I • enttne Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursdlty, July 3, 1911 / / ... ..?'. · • • at y ' -r -·-*. . . . . ., !wo vellicles d~~etl by 2,1986 I Ohio 12-The ___ .. .,... , '-- ~"' -~· The Labor Dl'partment said the droplntactoryemploymentlnJunt : ''Was almost all strike relat~." , Therewereslgnlllcantjoblosses, howt'!Yer.lnthemachtnerylndustJy as well . .The gOvernment . said: "Part of that weakness can be · t111ced tq Job losses In factories .which m~~uracturp oil · lk!ld machinery.. ·. · · Follo!Wig a trend, another lS,IIXJ · Wcldlersloslthelrjobslntheolland ps Industries tn June,~ fiu~ '. .showed. - . ·• . . . Since emptoymenfll--- ! trtes peaked lp Mardi ~~.t I' ' ~.IIXJ on .and gas 1\"Gdlt!U beenthroWiloutofwQJt. : · ·-·~· w- --·- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. 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