https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/cfde514585ca0e7e300ca5c4611e1422.pdf 911eb19908495f849a5228dd937bc56d PDF Text Text Page ~ 10- Tuesday. May 14, 1985 Pomeroy-'-Middleport. "Ohio The Daily Sentinel _VMH Recognition program will salute staff, volunteers r "' I \ '' NEW SERVICE - \ / Leslie Laufman, . M. D. hernotolglst and oncologist, Grant Hospital, seated, now makes weekly vlslis lo Veterans Memorial Hospital .for consullatlon and treatment with pallents having cancer and blood diseases. She Is accompan· led by Margaret bnhoU, no* IHICOioglst, who is BS81stlng In training Tammy McDaniel, R.N., left, lo become an J.V. themplst. By CHARLENE ROEPUCH 8em'laelll&ldfWrlter National H05pltal Wee\!, May 12-18, Is a time for saluting the doctors, nurses, aides, other personnel and ·volunteers working In CQilllllunlty h05pltals. At Veterans Memortal Hospital a reCognition program will be held lor staff and volunteers on Friday. Th1Jrsday the hospital .will partlcl· pate In an area rnockdtsasterdrtllto Increase their expertise In handHng major emergmcles. "Lifework" Is the theme for National H05pltal Week. As. explained by W. Scott Lucas, Veterans Memorial · Hospital ad· mlnlstrator, "Ufework" Is the dedication to Improving the quality of life lor each member of this community. Hospital stat!· members are the ullfeworkers" on whom residents must depend, he said, and this week Is a tlffie to call the community to acknowledge the many benefits dertved from the hospltlll and Its staff. Lucas ·commmted that "lifeworker'.' should apply io ali of us, starting with being responsible lor personal health and becoming a smart health care consumer. He also suggested that residents may become "llfeworkers" by volunteering thetrtime and Interest to Veterans Memortal Hospital and its spectal health and comm)lnlty programs. At Veterans thet;f Is an active Ladles Auxillary and a Candystripers·program. · National Hospi~l Week Is a tl!;ne for recognizing the accomplishments of all "ilreworkers" and Lucas encourages Meigs Countlans to join him In saluting ttui employes ofVeteranswhoworktoimprovethe quality of life In the community. Veterans Memorial Hospital has 117 full and part-timeemployes with an annual payroll <if $1,532,ml. In 1984 a total of 1,414 patients were admitted to the hospital and 8,675 patimts were seen lri the' emergency room department. The medical staff members are. J. E. Witherell, M.D.• .chlelofstatl; J.H. Ridgway, D.O., v.lce chiet of staff; W. A. Mansfield, M.D., secretary; Z. B. Dayo, M.D., treasurer; Malcolm Lentz, M.D., Edward Beridch, M.D., surgeons; J. A. Wade, M.D., ENT specialist; C. W. Thompson M.D., 'A. Sola, M.D., R. Avertoh, M.D:. radwiO!itsts: H. B. Davidson, M.D., V. Hlnrlchs, M.D.. D. Cherdron, M.D., patholOgists. EM£RGENCY .ROOM - '·David Price, D.O. Is director of the eiTIIlFgeOcy room 8ervi<:es at Vetera,t'l -Memo.W ·Hosjlital. He ~tinates~ tliat about iO,OOO ing to Luc·as. Started as a' pilot project In 1972 offering a mln,lmum of home care services, the program has now grown to Include tube and intravenous feedings. In-home chemotherapy wru soon he added to the wide range of services offered through the home health care program. Currently 70 patients are being seen by the four registered nurses, four aides, and a pliys!cal therapist with 548 In-home visits belrig made during April. According to Mrs. Smith the caseload continues to blcrease, with a high percentage being cancer patients. She explained that the emphasis of the service, with the continual cutbacks In h05pital time paid by Medicare, Medicaid, and private Insurance companies, is to dis· charge the patient as soon as quality care can be provided In the home, and to keep the patient In the familiar home setting and out of the hospital as long as possible. VIsits to the homes are made,by the home health nurSes and aides as frequently as required. The cost Is $32 a visit, whether made by an aide to give a bath, change bedding and see to other needs of the patient, or by a registered nurse to change catheters, dressings and feeding tubes, or take laboratory specimens. Most, It not all, ofthe cost for the home health nursing service is paid by Medicare, Medicaid or other Insurance, according to Mrs. Smith. EmerJI"'ICY Rollm Service ForthepastthreeyearsDr.David Price, p.o. has been director of the emergency medical · service at Veterans Memorial Hospital. As director, he Is responsible for scheduling ail the services as well as maintaining the quality of emergency medicine, and rapport with the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service. · Or. Price says that since he came to Veterans there has been a steady Increase In t)le number of patients corning to the emergency room and this year it. is expected to reach · aboUt lO,mJ. He was compUmentary about the quality of service provided by the EMS and his department which maintains a seven day a week, :M hours ·a (jay service schedule. He rewrted th.at Life F1ight has ' been ·callect in aboui 15 t(nles'.'thls past year to transpOrt critical awards • ....,.,ftllt•Pip1 patients to other hospitals, and to · bring In specialists. A new landing pad is currently under construction near the hospital. Caneer Treatment SpeclaiiR Leslle Laulrnan, M.D.. ahemotol· oglst and oncologist,Grant Hospital, is now making once a week visits to Veterans Memorial Hospital to consult with cancer patients and patlents with bkiod diseases. She reviews the history and x -rays of patients, conftnns the diagnosis, evaluates patients, and then designs a treatment program. She describes her role as one of helping patients to underStand their choices, and then designs if Indicated a program of chemotherapy treatments. All of the patients she sees are referred through local doctors. Dr. Laulman is accompanied to Veterans by Margaret lmhlff, a nurse oncololst from Grant, who is aslstlng In training Tammy McDaniel, R.N. InN therapy. election • ·. 1 y ~enttne a House Bill 501 13beled 'devastaiing~ Vot .35. No.22 By KATIE CROW ."HouseBill501hasbeencalledthe most devastating-anti-business Jaw . that has ever been passed" accordlngtoTomSmith,surveyorforJ.D. Drilling Company, representing the Southeastern Ohio 011 and Gas AssociatiOn. .Smith was the guest speaker at Tuesday's luncheon meetlngol.thePomeroyCharnberol Commerce. House Bill 501 wi\ich bec8111e effective April l2deals with disposal· O( brine ,according to the State of Ohio. . Smith said the way the blll is written It will have a devastating affect on the oU and gas business In theStateofOhlo. Brine is, according to Smith, any water produced from a well. Smith noted, '"l'bf bill is going to cause a lot of wells to be plugged; land owners wUI be hurt In that royaltleswlllbe lostalongwllh" free gas". He said some brine Is lethal and that the bill Is good In that II controls biine. The oU and gas association Is asking that theStateofOhioclasslty brine and thatbrinebetest.ed.Ohlo's To end marriages Rema Chafin Mohler, Pomeroy, and Thomas Mohler, Patriot, have , been granted a dissolution of marriage in Meigs County Common Pleas Court._ Rose Marie Dearing, Middleport, has flled for divorce from Waiter W. Dearing, Middleport, charging gross neglect of duty and extreme · crueity, ---- JACl(SON PIKE·AT.35 WEST ti'Yins to score. The expulSion of Meigs High students Shawn Doidge, David Smith and Jeffrey Basham wiD . stand at thls.po!Jlt, a,ccordlng to a .. · decision handl1d -down WeQllesday m~ogby JudgeCharlesKru~hHII . the Meigs County Common· Pleas Court. Judge Knlghtthls morning denied · a temporary Injunction requesteil bytheplalntltfsaftertheirexpulsion by Supt. Dan E. Morris. The decision followed a recent hearing before the court in which Attorneys Bernard Fultz and Jenniter Sheets charged. that becau_se an amendment to student rules on expulsion and suspension was not explained In the district's bOard of education meeting minutes in 1976, the amendment cannot be consldered olllcialiy adopted. Followlng are the comments on the case made In Judge Knight's rulirrg handed down this morning: "Let us begin with one general premise -schoolsareinstitutlonsof education and are governed by the!~ own administration. A C\)Urt should not, and this court wlll not, interfere with the exercise of discretionary disciplinary authority by the school administration in the absence of an abuseofthatdlscretlonorarbltrary, unreasonable, or capricious action. "Plaintiffs have requested an ex_traordlnary equitable action of tll!S court to order the admin!strati.on of the Meigs Local Schools to ·stay expulsions ordered by the silperlntendent. Plaintiffs claim that, without this order, they wUi •no 1nded liP bdn!l tnt...,.,*\. HubiKird's Greenhouse . NOW OPEN FOR , :.SPRING 'SEASON -. . tberapllt. . Tough and sturdy tops and bottoms made to stand up to rugged play. Clastic western jeanaln e..y.c.re denim pelr up tope, 100'/t cotton 'No-Fault' denim lhorts wllh front ~P pock; ett, ' 'W" ttltch back poc::kett, contr..t stitch· lng •no WflnQier patch. Served with Mashed Potatoei, Choice of Salad, Roll & Drink • our best quality Exterior Latex Exterior Acrylic Stain Latex Solid Stain our better quality Alkyd Floor & Trim Enamel Gal. Dining Room Only $335 CROW'S FAMILY REST AU RANT PH. 992-5432 · Gallon our better quality ELIERFELDS Pomeroy, OH. CHAI\mER SPEAKERS - Tom Smith, center. representing Southe&Sem Ohio 011 and Drillers As8oclaiton and Kenny utt, of J. D. Drilling Co., left, were ~t~~eoit speaken!l at the Tuesday hmc~it Salt brine usage okayed . . .. Chester · ToWti.ship .Trustees passed · a resolution -:at 'I'uetday night's public meeting to allow the use ot salt.brine for dust control on Chester Township niads. Mike Wlll, Chester Township • .~ler.k i .reports lhaf aPf>fO/dmalely UtntereStedpeopletumedoutfllr · the meeting and that of thOlie ln . attendance "only two were totally against the use or brine at all." According-to wm, "otherdilsenters just didn't want brine used near their ~rty." WUI adds that when the q·uestlon was put to a vote, the outcome was 1~ llln favor of using brine as dust control on the roads. The Chester rfoiutlon as explained by wm states that only brine from Chester Township may be applied to Chester Township roads 11-nd that any landowner not wanting brine in Iron! of his Is to contact the trustees. Will reports only drillers with contracts will be permitted to apply brine In Chester Township. Pres· ently. only J.D. Drilling of Racine has such a contract. Anyone wishing to discuss the brine matter further should contact the township trustees. sutler lrreJ!.araNe hm)1 due to an lnablllty to)eTronn add complete certain ~its at the high school. "~ref. court,llrdel'$l!Xfr!lordl: nary rellet In · the' Jorm , of an lnj14nctton, :temjl(irary or perrnan~f. plalnUtrs must show that they have no adequate remedy .at law. This threshold question must be determinedprtortoequltableaction of this court. "We are' a society governed by rules, and the orderly interpretation and Implementation of tbolle rules are not solely the juriSdiction of the court system. Plalntltfs request this court 19 order that a state statute Is unconstitutJonal, or to find that the Board of Education of Meigs Local Schools hasfalledtocomplywlththe state statute, 'or to hold that the compliance wlih the healing reDROWNING VICTIM REcoVERED- Memhers after 11 was recovered In dragglng~tatlolwTue!lday qulrementsofthestatutewasfaulty, of the Gallpolls Volunteer F1re DeparlmentCIII'ry the afternoon in Raccoon Creek, Gallla County. 11Jomas or that the fnlorcement of the rules . hodyo!PilUIAIIen'lbomas.3J,Rt.I,GaDipolls,upahlll drowned after swimming with his half-brother. or the schOOl was arbitrary or ' capricious. ' However, all parties must realize that the use or the court system for extraordlnanary reUefls a last resort. not an lnitual step. The Board of Education of the Meigs . Leach told deputies he no longer had GALLIPOLIS -A Gallla County apparently suflered leg cramps. Local School District is empowered the strength to attempt to rescue Investigators said Thomas's haltman drowned Tuesday afternoon by thestate'lawtornakereguiations Tax slalemenl8 mailed Thomas, so he swam tothebankand brother, Douglas Leach of Point while swimming In Raccoon Creek which gov~m the operation of the went for help.· Pleasant, who was swimming with along ~ar Run Road, according to school and :are ordered to adopt a George CoUins. Meigs County Investigators said Leach was also the Gallla County Sheriff's him, came to his aid and apparently code which governs tbe expusions of Treasurer, announced today that probably suffering from some supPQrted him In the water until the Department. · students wKier their jurisdiction. books for the second real estate tax cramps, which they said were · Paul Allen Thomas, 31, of . cramps subsided. The pair then hall "Interpretation and enforcement o! 1!184 are open for collection. caused by a Combination of warm' Bulaville-Addison Road, was swim- reportedly started for shore when of the expulsion process Is Initially Tax bills have been mailed Collins" ~ ir and cold water temperatures. ming In thecree~aroundone-elghth Thomas again started yetling ror reported. TheoUiceofthetreasurer underthecontrolofthesuperintend- of a mile west of Ohio 7, around 30 help, according to Investigators. The Gallipolis Fire Department is open Monday ihrough Friday mt and then, by way of review, '"BY the time Leach could get to dragged the river before recllvertng feet from shore and !nabout ll1lleet of 8:30a.m. to4: ll p.m. from under the Jurlsdlctlonolthe Board of water, at around 3 p.m., when he him, Thomas was under water. Thomas' body at 4:40p.m. ~Continued on page 8l Gallia swimmer drowning victim Chamber has in~erest in brine issue 1199 1trlped poly/cotton tank ' thunderstorms and Mostly sunny today, withachanceofafternoon highs between 85 and 90. Mostly cloudy tonight, with a chance of showers and thunderstorms and a low in the upper 60s. Showers and thunderstorms likely Wednesday, with highs in the mid !lls. The probability of precipitation Is ill percent today, 40 percent tonight and 70 percent ,Wednesday. Extended lorecllllt A chance of showers '11untday, with lair weather Friday and. Saturlla)'. Hips wiD he In the 70s Thunday and raJ~Ke fi'orn 1111 to 75 Jl'rtdiiJ and Satunlay, Overnight low8 will he In the 1108 early 'lllunday and between 45 and :Ill Friday and Saturday momlngs. \.s ' with 1triped polyelteri r cotton knltltlln. 8r1Qh11y Weather forecast 2& c.,.to Muttlmedio Inc. N - leglslator8 are being asked to take a hard lOOk at this problem. He alsO said that J. D. 'Drilling doesn't have the problem that other drillers have since it has injection wells, a way or disposing brine. An Injection wen would cost approxlmatelyS2M,!nlbythetlmethewell was completed. lncoQJe1instancesbrinelsuslodror dust control. su~ports .exp~lsio~ Jonat!'MI lllnlfd out_ i '\ HOME HEALTH SERVICE'> - Ell7.aheth Smith. R. N., standing, dlr.,.:tor of Home Health Services· at Veterans MC~J~orial Hospital, reviews a case history wlh one her nurses, Sharon Stewart, R. N. Emphasis of home health services Is lo provide quaUty in·home care for pa1ien1A ,who need some nursing c""' but do not require hollpltal confinement. CUFI'I!IItly '10 patients are being seen by the staff which IncludeS only four registered nlli'SeS, hut several aides and a physical emplOyes and 25 part time employes and last year their payroll totaled $1.7 million. They paid $18,000 in personal proerty taxes, S3.ml in real estate and SlX).mJ in payroll taxes. AccordlngtoUtt thlslsabouthall of the total operatlon since there are sub-contractors. "You coukl ·just about double these figures" Utt commented. . In other business, Ron Ash, ~Prohibitive president, announced that the M05t small operators, according .second annual Spring F11ng will be to Smith COUld not stand the expense tleld at Royal Oak Parkon Saturday, oldrllllnglnjectlonwells. · June8.Ticketsare$alacoupleor$10 Smith ~tied a iot of existing a single. Tickets may be purchased wells, rrlarglnal wells, will be att.hechamberolflceoflrorilanyof. plugged dUe to House Blll501. member of the board of directors. He also noted petitions have been · Hel1aage Weekend placed in to ll1l businesses for tbe Nancy Reed reported on the citlzensofMelgsCoontytos!gn.The upcomlng·Hei1!age Weekend to be petitions request Immediate actlon held on June 22-23. be taken to amend Hoose BHI 501 to Reed said many events that will el!mlnate lrijustices. be held' during the two ·day event "The on and gas business In the suchasamlnl-theatre,dlsplayof8fl StateofOIIlolsgoingtobecrtppled" work, spinning and quilting demonSmith added. stratlons to name ollew.There will Anclthe.- official speak• also be refreshments Reed Also spfak!ng at the meeting was commented. ' Kenny Utt of J. D. Drilling. Mary Powell, on behalf of th~ Utt explained that at the ~t Merchants Association, reported time J.D. Drilling has 102 full time ~Continued on page 8~ A Knight's ruli"g patients will .recelv~ In .the emergenc~· room .'!Ids . G. H. Ables, M.D.. G. E. VaUee, .year: Pil!tumil ·with him ate le(t/llria Nelglet, R..N. -. M.D., B. $ufiblall-.'l\1.D.;_Intemtsts; · ~ ·Teres&· CoUlns, .R., N•o· ow.,;ov -"~-r ·"' A• n"-'-g M.D.; L; CieSoiiZa; anu W""' • . • ' ·· ·· M. ·Stirton; . . ' .H. . ' M·,o.;I . urologist; D. Brown, D.D.S., udgm.ent awarded · Riggs, o.o.s.. M. J. Lawon, D.D.s. Complete line of veptable &bedJ . Mortgkolluesana, D.D.S., dent· di!'l plants, ha)'li~ baskets, Diamond SavingS and Loan Co., 1sts; E . s· : Villanueva, M. o ., T . potted plants -blooming &foliPomeroy has been granted : Prtce, Jr., M.D., gynecoiogtsts; M. ap, shrubbety, rose bushes, $12,981.50 judgment trom Kevin · Shah, M.D., Internal medicine; R. . mleas & Rhododendrons .. Dalley, Lancaster, on a foreclosure R . Pi c kens, D .o., genera1 OPEN DAILY 9 to 5' action in Meigs County Common practloners. SUNDAY 1 to 5 The emergency room physicians Pleas Court. Unless the defendant PH.992-5776 pays the amount within five days ol are contracted througjl Acute Care . y., with p . lr;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;::==~;;;:~;;;;;;=; Ame11ca o1 1.outsa, K the court entry, the real estate, located in Middleport, will be B"'·--'ln "''''"' e, MD . ., belng the presiforeclosed and sold at public sale. dent, and D. Prtce, D. o., the The court has appointed Milton regional director. · Tuttle, Glen Bissell and Andrew HomeHeallhSenice Sylvia as commisSioners to parllThehomeheaithcareprogramof lion property In Chester Township Veterans Memorial Hospital under as requested In ail action filed by the direction o( Elizabeth Smith, R. Gary Griffith and Juanita M. N. Is the fastest growing service Griffith, Long Bottom, against Anna offered through the hospital, accord· etal. J 2 Sec:tlono. 14 Pogeo Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, May 15, 1985 Copyrighted 1 986 SpeclaJ col'l'ellpOildenl ~31 • King N. ~D AYE. Supply 992·5000 MIDDLEPORT COIVIMINt OFF-STan PAlliNG I LOADING . ' I I· Middleport Chamber of Commerce President Bill Blower has Indicated that the chamber i~ Interested In the controversial salt brine 'disposal issue and hopes that all people Involved In the problem wlll do.what they can to eliminate the situation. Speaking at yesterday's regular chamber meeting Blower said the chamber's executive cornrnlttee Is taking an Interest In the _lsaue because of the economical Impact absence of the oU and gas Industry would have on Meigs County. BlOWer said the committee will be compiling facts and figures regard· lilg the oU and gas Industry In the t'owtty. He fUrther poi!lted oot • that chamber II "1101 condoning reckless dllpoealotbnle'' but hopes the Issue can be atevtated. Blower also reported on a bulinetl expansion and developmentprogramlorMiddleportwhich could be developed through the (' county e)\tension office. It Is women will he helo June 6 at Blower's understanding that the JayrnarGoltCourse. program, which would be carried A chamber newsletter advertlsout by vo111nteers, would provide lng Insert was explained by Bruce resource Information regardll!i' Fisl)er where chamber members many flnanciall!spects of business can buy from a quarter to a lull page that the average business person or advertising at S251or a full page. would not have thetlrnetoseachout. Ads can bereserveduptos!x months According to Blower, the In advance. chamber wlookinglntoblockparent Movers and shakers awards lor and crime) watch programs for Aprll W€flt to Dean Ha,rts and Mlddlep0rt1 atons with Middleport · YvonneScallyforthelrlnvolvement Village eo.lncll. Blower expects a wlthchamber'srecent5Krun. public meeting will be held to . The date for Middleport's annual diBc:uBI the programs. block party has been set lor Sept. 7 Jon ~ of the Gallla-Melgs and block party committees will be Communi! . Action Agency, des· organized soon . . crtbed the Ob'I'rllnlniPartnenhlp ; Octoberlest and Rally on the Act !0 c . - members. Buck River promotions were also (lis· explained J!ow .TJ'PA. a federally culled hut not official dates were funded ~ to aulst lndlvtdu· sel. . . all~~ and train· If weathef' permits, next month's lng, can be b!netld8l to employers. meeting c1. Middleport Chamber of lnotherbultneu,aremlnderwat Commerre wiD be a brown baggiven on a joint MiddlepOrt· , outdoor meeting on the street Porne!oy Chamber of Commerce scheduledlor1p.m.Junell. GoU Tournament for men and J ProPoaed FREE CAR - <t's po!lelble tension will he pretent JOHen tee oU 011 hole 9 tomorro'w at the Metgs County Jayoeell golf toumament lo he held at the Jaymar Golf Coune In honor of Jon«-tirne Middleport Pollee Chief J . J. CremeaM. Smlth-Nelllon Motors, when ' tNt- Pomeroy, II ulletllc 8lti ~ .. the ftrsl goller 111111dtn1 a hole Iii - 011 hole t Plcttmld with the car Ill Dldt Ow-, D, C~H:haliman oftOITIOII'OW'I teumey. ••••ow. \~ '• �~---~-- ------- .......... -.------------- - ...- --Wednesday, May 15, 1985 .. The Daily Sentinel . ,_" Ill Coun Slreet .. ·oEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA Pomeroy, Ohio ' . ~~ ', ' s m~ ~v . I"'T"'\-\._ ""'T'", n""e! d . ,ic::::l ROBERT L WINGEtT -'· ' ''• Publisher '•·' PAT WHITEHEAD •. • Aulllanl Publllher/ Conlroller '·-' . BOB HOEFLICH General Manar;er WT't:.. William -F. Buckley Jr. l(l;hments, wntten by Ross Terrlll of Harvard and published In The Atlantic Monthly. Tlli!odore White, the distinguished American journalist and slnologlst who was an early enthusiast for Mao, shakes oowadays hts head and says, "We did not recogniZe just how bad It was." Yes, It was that bad. l)rutal killings, tor!Jlre, caiegQrlcallmprisonments of everyone assocl.ated wit_h the old Communist Party, a destl!"'_!allon_!lolf li!e, burned DALE ROTHGEB, JR. Newo Editor .... LEl"tERS OF OPINION are welcome. They should be less than 300 word• .... .. lan1. Alllettt:n a~ subject to editing and must be signed with na'me, addrer~s and : telephone number, No unsigned letlers W111 be publlstl~. Letters should be In ' , IOOd liSle, addressing IssUes . not pe-rsonalities. l ·~·----------------------------------------~-----L d I ~:The not-so verbatim 1 Congressional r~ord I I ~ , 1 . Republicans, mi!!ed at the way the majority Democrats run the House, · have launched a campaign to reform the rules of the House. 1belr first goal j.s to make the Congressional Record a more accurate report of what takes t. . _·place In the House chamber. boOks, antl-lnteDecrualism rtfe. All the details are palnstaldngly col· lected In the meticulous, resourceful boOk of Fox Butterfteld, "China: Alive In the Bitter Sea." We welcome, or course, the regime of Deng Xlao-plng, who has studiedly attempted to lnsUrute refonns, economic and political: without, however, altering the totalltarian narure of life In China. But there Is no sense of horror, detectable among Americans who visit there, either at what happened In China under the baMerof Ileng' s old boss and.mentor Mao T!!l!-tung, or of Deng's other !Joss, Chou En-lat. We treat It, as, merely, '" unpleasant episode, about which we do not choose to dwell. It Is Inconceivable that any American traveling in China would · exhibit moral hesitation at lraternlzlng with surviving memhers of the Old Guard, thOse whO had a hand · In lmplementlng the Bolshevik Rev<>' lutlon. All but inconceivable that any American staying at home would loudly protest ·such fraternization as a betrayal of the victims of the rewme of Mao Tse-rung, the Great Helmsman. But all this Is also tnie, though perhaps a little less so, of t.h e Soviet Union, Is II not? Two rulers back, less than two years ago, the head of the Soviet Union had been the counte!l>art of Rimmler In Nazi Germany. But about Mr. Andropov we were all tacitly urged to speak In ctvU accents, and of course there was considerable dismay when President Reagan elected not to attend his funeral. - - • The GOP objective Is laudable and one that has been suggested many •- times In the past. The dally Congressional RecOrd, distributed by till! i thousands In Washington and to subsCribers around the coonlly, Is a • comprehensive report of what the House and Senate did on the previous · business day. • For the most part, the Record is a reliable report of what transpired, but : many readers are not aware that the rules r1 the House and Senate allow .-fOr some tampering with what was saki - or not saki - durlng debate. · ·.The House, for example, pennlts a member to speak~ llebate and • then "'revise and extend'" the remarks. In addition tO expanding the remarks, the member also can clean up any mistakes of grammar, fact or . tact. "Oh look, they have. a special ori sugar, cigars and vodka!" . Angry words said In th~ heat of deba,te oftendo not show up In the next • !lay's roltlon of the RecOrd. That soothes feelings and avoids some embarassment,butdoesUtlleforh\storlcalaccuracy.. • 'Ille rules also pernntt entire speeches to be print!!(~ In the record even . . · . ----------,--------------though they were not actually delivered on the House floor. Such speeches : are suppcl!!ed to be ldentltled In the Record by small black dots on the WASHINGTON - One of the Sawyer was the only one of 69 only with the "public perception" has the authority to prescribe more • · margin of the page, but those dots, called "bullets," sometimes are omitted hottest Issues that will be debated retired or resigned military person- that there may he something stringent reporting, the memo or misplaced, a fact that Rep. Trent Loh, R-Miss. , called to theattentiono! this week when Congress takes up nel who joined the company In 1983. wrong. concedes that the Defense Departthe defense budget Is t.he Pentag- Since 1974, the colllOraUon has An unreleased ··action memo" ment has been "reluctant to take the House recently. The dots are not required If the member reads part of the speech, even as on's notorious "revolving door." hired 526 former military or ctvlllap prepared for Defense Secretary this step.'' . Uttleasonesentence. He or she can then handovertherestofthetext to the Pentagon officials have .moved employees of the Defense Caspar Weinberger last January The memo notes that the media clerk's desk, Whlctt ~nds It on to.the printer and the full speech appears In through this door Into cushy Jobs Department. reflects Taft's view 'of the problem . and congressional critics "presume the ReCord lis If spoketi.. . · ·. - · · · - . · · .• · with ·the. defense contractors they With the Sa.wyer case in I'))Jnd, But It also makes Cl\'ar ~hat the . that· a governnient offl~lal ·wUJ • A jii!rsoir readlng. t~ Record the .ni!l(t day ·W!JU}d assuine Ute enttre ·: dealt with when they WQFkedfor the several memberS of .Congress are· 'Pentagon h~s ~ . lax p:i.elifotcfog ,. lgt)Ore shortcomings In oontrlictor gover'ninent. · . , puShing for an ·amendment to till!·· even 'the confllct-of·lnterest · law · performance to curry favor and speech was acrually dellirered, pOssibly with great' passion and oratorlcar skill before a spellbound audience. • 1be most glaring recent example Pentagon budget that would slow that already applies ' to former obtain post -departur~· employ"11 Is onen clltrlcult. if not Impossible, to dtstlngutsh between what was Is George Sawyer, a former thi! revolving d09r - or at least defense ~ployees. The law bars a ment." But 11 adds: ass_lstant secretary of the Navy for make _I\ squeak wheit used. fo~r employee from dealing with "This view fl!es 1n the face of actually "'ltd from what was Inserted," said LoU, the GOP whip. Lott urged aP!?fOval of .a GQP .~utton callll)g lor_ the Hbuse Rules . shlpbuUdlng and logistics, who Is FQ.r yearynne Pentagon's otflclal his _fo~~r military office (op two · cominon 5e~. A contractor _IS not • COrninlttee to.consider ~Iss~· and .J)OSslbly ~that the fieeord ' now ·e~utl~.e. yt~ president for - ·view was·. that Utere was oothillg Y!'a.rs l!l.hiS ne:,v jOb,'and 'trorri ~er - " llk~ly to htre disloyal person who : .- . be ''ll veroatlrh a~t of words acll!aUy .spoken,· cJi!.ariY dlstlngullihal!le llln!! S)isferns General Dynamics, '· wrong wiih former ·eJliPloY~ . working on a :s!?f!CitlC GOnlrct he . Is willing to cheat his government and set apart from any remarks or words not actually uttered In debate! ' the nation's third largest defense going to work'for defense contrac- handled while In the department. employer because such an indlvlll1be resolution ·:raises a seriOUs question regardlng the Integrity of contractor. tors,andtherepeateddisclosuresof Former employeesare required uallsllkelytocheatanyemployer." House proceedings, for It goes to the very heart, the Record, of those . A grand jury In New Haven, revolving door cases were nothing to submit annual disclosure forms ; But the memo points out that proceedings," Lott said. . Conn., Is studying evidence that to be concerned about. describing their current employ- something probably has to be done. "As my colleagues, are aware, the Congressional RecOrd IS not a Sawyer was discussing his possible But last March, Deputy Defense· ment and supposedly alerting the It notes that a staff member of the verbatlm account of our proceedings. Since the middle of the last cerirury employment at General Dynamics Secretary William H. Taft IV .told Pentagon to J)OSSible conntcts of Senate Armed Forces Commlttee mm~hers have been pennlted to extend their remarks and lnsEirtspeeches between March and May 1983, Congress: "We recognlzl! there Is Interest. But'the meq1o, obtained by warned that "greater education or not actually delivered In order to save time." while he was stlll at the Pentagon. room to Improve ... P!lbllc percep- our associate Tony Capacclo, con- enforcement efforts" may he neAccordlng to the Defense Depart - lion of employee !ntegrtty. I cedes that ."minimal resources cessary to "forestall damaging ment Inspector general, Joseph H. · recognize that many people are have been devoted to tlie standards legislation." · Sherick, Sa.wyer "had the authority uncomfortable with the present of conduct program," and l"arns: Defense Department sources to and did makedectslons affecting sltuaUon:" "More detailed reports from said they are accepting this suggesGeneral Dynamics" during that In short, Taft wasn't conceding former mld· and high-level officials tlon and modttylng current dlscloperlod. that there Is anything tntrlnsically may be required." sure forms to require more The revolving door Is In pretty wrong with the revolving door Noting that Welnherger already Information. co~mu~ity heavy use at General Dynamics. ClOSing . p entagon . ,s d oors ac a responds her son, Mike Johnson. Do you believe that God might have permitted Karen to witness the love and respect shown In her behalf? All things are possible wtth ·Ideological warrior___~__G_eo_r~:._e_M_cG_ov_e_rn NEW YORK (NEA) -ll.eceJitly, I participated In a public discussion God. of the Vietnam War with former Our community stood by Karen's U.N. Ambassador Jeane . Klrkpafamily with love and kindness and trick. Dr. Kirkpatrick opened with will continue to do so, for as long as the observation that U.S. involveIt is needed. Let us all join In ment In that conflict was a mistake. offering a Special prayer to petition I was pleased with her candor but God to continue to stand by Karen's also surprised: Surprised because I family along with us. believe that the brittle confrontaKaren had to be a fine lady ·to tiona! and Ideological approach command so much respect and love which she manifested In her service fro'!' her friends and neighbors. We at the United Nations Is precisely should keep these things fresb In the approach that Involved us In our minds and live our lives In such and now has Involved us Vietnam a maMer that we too can make a with the contra rebels in worthwhile contribution to society, ·Nicaragua. while we are .here on this earth. I'm glad the president stood his May God bless Karen's · family again~! her demand lor a ·ground and loved ones and sustain them In more powerful post, because I their time of sorrow. ·- Maxine believe she would be an even Diddle Sellers, Racine, Ohio. greater threat to International cooperation II she were national security adviser or secretary of state, the posts she allegedly felt were more appropriate to her talents. When llhlnk of Dr. Klrkpafrlck, I recall Walter Uppmann's lament tliat ihe"11s "nothing so dangerous Today Is Wednesday, May 15, the L'fith day of 1985 with 200 to follow. as a belligerent professor." Her one 1be mooo Is In Its last quarter. · relelll:ated article that ftrst at1be morntna stars are Mercury, Venus. Jupitrr and Sarurn. tracted Reagan's anentton on the 1be ~ Jt4n.are Mara and Sarurn. • .virtues ol aulhotitarian vs. tolaUt. ' 11llllll' bam 1111 this da.te BrP under the sign of Taurus. They include artan regimes (tranalation: tighi;Austrian Slatesman Klemens Mettemlc:h In ·1113, French chemist Pierre wingdlctatcnclingiDgtotllestatus eurte 1n • · ICIOn Joeeph Cotten 1n ~ , . ~) and Jllllte$ Mason 1n quo are good for the United States; '1918, and IICtrsl Anna Marla ,Alba gltettlln 1936 (a&\' !19). left-wtna dictatOrs bam of revolu: On tllll date ill hlltcry: tlonarebacl~ iltbeldndo!sophlstry ; In ]812, 0Jaaa I m!llled the DeplrUneot of ~lw-.that conlounds poDcy In the real In mil, !be ar.t. re&\1111' a~ maD *vice was establllhed betWI!ell wotid, In Dr. Kirkpatrick's view, :Washlqlm. Phlladrlphla and New YortL dictators such as. Nicaragua's ; In 196'l, Mercury aatronit• Gctnton C'4oper nslaunched Into 1pace atop Sornola were compatible with 1U1 Atlas rocllet, and completed 22 orblla of the earth. American Interests but the Sandi- · • In J!llll, Jtllllce AbP Furta, under 1ft b" an admitted lifetime money · nlstaa are not. • • • .peal wlih lalled IIMnclerLouhl Wolbon, resigned from theSuJll'l!!l'teCoort. • Thjs kind of kleolotllcal rigidity ' In 19'12. Alabama Gov. ~Wallacewushol and critically wounded leaves little room (or diplomatic ~t a p!e!ldPIIHal canJP8Ign rally In Laurel, Md. accommodation, practlcallty or • A thOUIIIItfortheday: OramaUst andauthor()RcarWildesald, "Youth is common sense; II Is, rather, the (Ariterlca's) oldest tmdltlon. It has been going on now foiiJnl years." stuff of holy wars,lnterVelltlosn and\, Tode~y in hiStory more Vietnam-type disasters. It for those growlng up In the Third ttnds to force the Moscow- World, where most of the world's Washington competition onto Third . Inhabitants are. Mature Americans World conflicts that are shaped must learn towithstaild the barbs of more by local conditions and those born Into circumstances history than by ahy desire to team more disruptive than our own. ·~P with Moscow or Washington. It For aU of its faults, the United also produces' some curious AmeriNations is an essential forum that can cUents, Including an assort- has helped to keep the world from men! of right-wing scoundrels who destroying Itself since 1945. It Is a 'are sUing to wave anti-communist high honor to be the American voice banners io ·secure · American to the International chamberthat largesse. · has Involved such dlsllngulshed Some months ago, after Dr. Kirkpatrick was hosted by . the Chilean dictator Plnochet , she was asked by a reporter to characterize her host In a single word. "Nice," she said. "He Is a very nice man." There inay he some redeeming qualities even In despicable tyrants such as Plnoc'het, but "nice"? 1bere are those who regard the recelltklrkpatrick resignation from the Reagan administration as a toss to Reagan, and her even more ' re<;ent reSignation from the Democratic Party as a loss to the Democrats. I think the double resignation was a minor fall)>r for ' both Regan and the Democrats. · my J.udgment,·the Kirkpatrick appotnbnent to the United NaUons was one of Reagan's moreregrettable decisions. What could be worse . for the Amedcan national Interest than deslgnattitg as our U.N.·volce one Who despises the United NationS and all of Its works. Or. KII:kpatrlck seemed to be ~ clally agitated bY the crttlcl8ms of Thtrd World countrles.at the Unlfed Nations - particularly countries with IIOCiallst 1ean1np. I learned as a delegate to that bocly, In both the Ford and Carter administrations, that service there can Indeed be a "They've got a great frus tra t1n11 experlentoe lor an . lunc.:: ltfre, Zekef" American. But I , have JteVer 1. doubted that life Is more frustrating Americans as Adlai Stevenson, Eleanor ~oosevelt and Wllllam Scranton. That Dr. Kirkpatrick regarded service there as a virtual four-year prison sentence was a good argument for releasing her from this burden and perritlttlng her to return, for the tour years, to the role that brouRI!t her Initial acclaim ' that of a Georgetown prulessor Instructing us on the relative virtues of alliance with authoritarian dictators. ' Berry's World The Rio Grande CollegeBoard of Trustees Present and pitched a tlve-hlttet to un the Giants. Krulrow, 3-2, struck out ~lx and walked one In pitching hiS third complete game of the season. 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S'Hf.~p$l~m \ Su+ .. .1m \\{)(JIJJ'IT "SWEEPSTAKES! SUMMER WI11DJT Fill in the blank with the one thing that would maltr your·SWlllllet IIIOI'e special. s~~:~~~~~ • --- --.AU.-,.-- ., I ,•QN "',_.,_ .I .JUC"GI\I\JI\-' • FRANKIB I SltlRECOUPON 20¢ -' GT S/BS -~01'1li. OIIOOI. 'I!II"'AGIOI'-.. an Oil_""_ ·II . I 1- ~~l')~ffi~) AGRI-BUSINESSMAN'S te-l At Sari Francisco, Mike KtulwW hit two doubles, drove In 'two runs KElLER BUSINESS SERVICES • • ~3,1'11 ' ~ j ____ -· -··----- nexl .. 4.191 base hits. :~ Yanks take another cQmeback win & n erson Dale VanAtta Letter to editor I was madeawareoftheklndness and respect shown bY the people In and around the Racine area, when Mrs. Karen "Prudy" Johnson died. 1 want to point out to the general public how "close-knit" this small community Is; when death strikes o~ of Its frle~ds. Each school board member showed resjll'('t to the family In their own special way. Our school superintendent, Mr. Ord, was so kind and thoughtful, to her fmally, along with the other teachers and students. Even the young kindergarten class displayed their love. and grief bY stU! wondering why Mrs. Karen, as she was called by them. Is no lon~<er with them. These young srudents were dismissed at noon on the day of the funeral. The tchool flag was flown at half-mast and the Junior Class stood side by · side, along the road, as the funeral procession went bY, to shOw Its respect. to her 119d fellow classman. ~-·----=====------~ J kA d at Slwcked with his home run over the left-feld ByMJKETULLY wall. 1JPI Nallonlll Bueball Writer Andy Hawkins calls himself 1be Padres added a run In the hitlable. The slats say he's a hit. second on Jerry Royster's RBI Uslngstuff t!Jat he calls ordinary, . slngle. Hawkins nevertheless raised his The Cardinals scored their runs record to 7-0Tuesday night, hurling on solo homers by Andy Van Slykeln the San Diego Padres to a 6-2 victory the fourth and Darrel Porter In the over the St. Louis CarCI!nals. ruth. . Kevin McReynolds backed lfawThe Padres got a run back In the klns with a three-run homer In the botlorn of the !lfth on an RBI double '/ first Inning. He said he was looklng by Cannelo Martinez, and San for a sacrlllce fly. Diego made It 6-2 In the eighth on Hawkins, off to the best start o!hls Terry Kennedy's RBI single. · -----Darm Billlrdeuo car.t Willis Alan Knicely career, Ued Atlallta's Rick Mahler In other NL games, Philadelphia PLAYERMOVE!i-·1beCinclnnat!RedoTue!day to Denver of the American AMoclallon. CaDed up for the major-league lead In wins defeated Cincinnati 7-1, San Frandemoted catcher Dann Bllardello lllld pitcher Carl ,!rom Denver tAl replace the pair oathe nla,lor lellll"e with seven. Asked if he ever had cisco heat Pittsburgh 3-1, New York Imagined getting that !ar without a defeated Atlanta 3-1, Houston hamWUlls tAl_ the minor lellll"es, optlonlnr; ~ con&raclll club were calcher Alan Knicely and pitCher RA>n I!A>~. ' loss, Hawkins replied, "Not even In mered Montreal 1(}{), and Chicago mydrewns.'' hipped Los Angeles 8-3. The right-hander departed after In the American League, It was: (!lving up a lead-off single to Jack 'Toronto 6, California 3; Seattle 5, Clark In the sixth lnnlng, and Mark Boston 0; Kansas City 5. Baltimore Thurmond, making his first relief 3; New York 10, Minnesota 7; ByUPI hottorh of the ninth. outs for his ninth save. Dave appearance of the year, came on to Oakland 6, Milwaukee 3; and The Minnesota '1\vins are beginRoy Smalley and Tim Teufel each Winfield hit his third homer or the ning to wonder how many runs they had three hits, Kent Hrhek had a ,Year for New York . pickup the save. TheloserwasJohn Chicago 2, Cleveland 1. Tudor, 1-5. have to score to beat New York at two-run single and Tom Brunansky Phlllles 7, Reds I Elsewhere 1n the league, Detroit Yankee Stadium. The Padres benefited from TuAt Cincinnati, Charles Hudson added his ninth hOmer orthe year~ topped Texas 4-1, Toronto doWned dor's throwing error In the first pitched eight Innings of one-hit ball Minnesota led 7-3 with one outln a Solo shot In the second- to lead the California 6-3, Seattle blanked the seventh Tuesday night before Twins' attack. Inning, setting the stage for In his first start after 12 reUef Boston 5{), Kansas City beat McReynolds ' third homer of the appearances, ·snapping Philadelrelievers walked four straight Every Minnesota batter bad at Baltimore 5-3 and Oakland rallied to year. batters and surrendered a grand least one hltexceptMlokey Hatcher, pass Milwaukee 6-3, and Chicago phia 's seven-game losing streak. With one · out, Tony Gwynn Reds player-manger Pete Rose slam by Ken Grlf!ey as the YankeeS who had a 1()-game hlitlng string edged Cleveland 2-1. walked. Steve Garvey, whose · went 11-for-4 and needs 71 hitS to ralll\'(l lor their second straight halted, and GaryGaettt, who had an At Detroit, Lou Whitaker went hitting streak was ended at 12 surpass TyCobb's all-Ume record oi <comeback victory, 1().7, over the eight-game streak snapped. 3-for-4 with a two-run homer In the games, bounced back to the mound. Twlns. Brtan Fisher, 1-Q, recorded his second !nn1ng to help make a winner Tudor threw the ball lntocenterfteld New York won 9-8 Monday night Orst major-league victory by hu- ofMUtWilcox, 1-1. Willie Hernandez for an error, allowing Gwynn to on Don Mattingly's three-rungame- rling 3 2-3 Innlilgs In relief of Joltil earned his ninth save. Charlie reach third . McReynolds followed wtnnlitg home run with twooutln the Montefusco. Dave Righetti got six Hough, 3-2, took the loss. ~IICl I ····~------------------~--------~-------- · My colleague the syndicated revelations of the. past few years columnist 'Jose11h . Sobran re- concernlng the Cultural Revolution marked, apropos the whole Bttburg In Mao's China. . business. "What if Daniel Ortega When 81 top loumaliSts went Into and his Sandtnlstas were Nazis?" Shanghai In 197:! with President It Is a riveting observation. It . Nixon, there was something on the Informs us deeply about the moral order of elation: Here, finally , we scramblE' of our time, ln which as all were. In the Great Kingdom. we struggle to remember how Mao T:;e-tung was a hero. True, he hideous was Hitler, we struggle was a tough mari, bul you needed a equally to forget how hldelous ts tough man to create Mao men. En communism. . route to China we all read tlie Consider, for lnstance, the calm gloY<'ing accounts of Mao's accom1~ The Daily Sentinei- Page-3 u ·a wkins wins seventh game.; Hudson, Phils defee~t Reds Page-2- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohjc:) Wedr.esday. May 15; 1986 ' t •f? Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ) ' ' ' L--- ... - - - - - - - - - ... ..- �• ', ~----- Ohio . : ' ~ ' .... ' . ~ . Turkey hunters bag reconl kill in Ohio • . • • COLUMBUS (!,]PI) -Ohlo'swlld turkey huntel'li baggt'd a I'Eicord number of birds duriJ1g the threeweek season that ended last weekend, the. state division of wll(lllfl' reported Monday. A preliminary tally showed hunters harvested 1,525 turkeys this year to easily surpass the previous record of 1,2331aken In 1984. VInton County proved to be tbe best hunting ground. with 340 turkeys ·taken there. Other top counties were Hocking with 201, Ross with 96, Athens with 84 and ·Pike with 70. Thirty-one counties were open to turkey hunting this spring. Wednesday. May 16, 1986 Read the Best Seller WJNNJNG RACER- Beney llkkel, Pomeroy, has .. the winner of tile hobby stock fealure at Skyune ~;,Speedway, stewart, the last two Saturday. nlpls. Hickel, spOnsored by Dan's Exxon aad Sorden's Tool and Machine, Inc., both of Pomeroy, has all!lo won serveral_heat nwes tM, season. ·~c , e.Itics.top ·7· 6ers · ., .Nug . gets 'trt·u·mph :_ :- By United Presslnternallonal : Could It bethe"BostonStrangler" Js.choklng? · . : ~ Philadelphia guard Andrew To~. socaUedfor hlssuccessagalnst tile ." Celtlcs In post-season play, was · !Wid to a 3-for-17 shooting perforitlanee Tuesday night as the stxers Were beatenlO&-!W! and dropped to Boston:s Larry Bird scored 13 of his 24 points Ill the final quarter. Blrd's presence was felt despite an Injured right elbow. He attempled many lett·handedshotsTuesday night but denied he was avoiding using his alltng arm. Bird has bone ~hips In the elbow, which forced him to miss one playoff game against ~lnthe~~~~~~finals: !"In the Western Conference chamJ)ionshlp series, Abix English gi>ured In 40 points to lead the ~nver Nuggets to a 1J6.ll4 rout of ihe LOs Angeles Lakersand even the Qie best-of-seven Western Confer. eiice championship series at 1·1. :•'The Slxers vlrtuaUy disappeared the third . quarter as Boston qUtscored them 32-18 to lead 78-70 ~lng Into the fourth. Till- Celtlcs C!lfiOOCted on just 9-of-22 shots from 1lle ffeld but compensated by niakingl4-of·l5 free throws to erase ii)eSixers'52-461ead. oi The victory was Boston's 19th In Its last ~ playoff games . .at home. Game3ofthebest.of-sevenserlt;Sis ~turday afternoon. Boston, pursulng Its 16th NBA title, Is seeking to become the first champion to repeat since the 1968-69 Celtlcs. The Western Conference series moves to Denver for the third and fourth games Friday night and Sunday. The Lakers havewonelght straight games In Denver with their last defeat there coming byonepolnt In 1982. Tuesday's game turned Into a near-brawl with 6: 18 remaining w. hen Denver's Danny Schayes and . theLakers'MaglcJolfusongOtlntoa shoving match. Kareem Abdul· Jabbar, who had exchanged words with Schayes two minutes earlier and was given a -technical foul for It, jumped onto Schayes' back and wrestled him to the tloor as, players from both benches poured onto the. . ! Majors • ,..... .. .,.,., By u-. York Cl!k... Montl'l'tl SI.Lailll SHOES. 9 .890 - 18 u .621 19 12 .611 WM ''""""" .:m n 9 l.c.A~ .5~ 1516 .• 11 16 Cin<1nnatl Sun f'rancbcXI Allarua :u 12 .. ' ' Frana.co '"""'"" ...... ~HUR., FRI., SAT. WI -' 'J'aG.-.(.4.1'hmsEDTJ {Rimrn Ut at San Franctk'O IHamrnllkfr 0.31 • .J:ai p.m. C'llctnnati csoro ~~ at Montlftl tSmith 5-0J, 7::r. p.m. ' ~tflbqh ~ !'tiL =!~~~~~~::: ::: : : : : · : : : : : : le ~ Whaley 'sVsed Auto Parts .......... ......... . Jl8 No. 2 .......... ........ ..... .... ... ........... ...... .. ll7 Chapman Sh<\<'S ................................,. n• Rick Slmpktns or · EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., MA·Y 18, 1985 !Carlton WI at Atlanla . Ne..· YOI'k CGoocl!a ,_lt at HOUS1CII cN,Ifltro 2·111, &;:M p.Tn. . . . . Sl . lA:ul.l IAAclljar S.H at Sari DfeMo 1'nalrmond 1·21. 10:M p.m. .. • OliaiO ISjlncl'I'IOil l-11 at ( a A~ 1 - IH(Jneoya!tf ~21. 10::15 p.m. ~ ~.G-. , Qnclmatl at MOlll\'81, D.laht · Phllack>tphla at AGirlta, nlaftt New York at Houltan, nllltlt TUrnpike Ford ..... ...... ...... .............. .... 87 -· ""'-'~-"'- JUST IN TIME FOR GRADUATIONS & ALUMNI cHAPMAN .sH0Es Debbie RaUlll lB2; Ja~,:;:~~~1 !:\..~~~·.;:~/:i; Debbie RaUIII >168; Laurie Betz!"" !150. 298 ·SECOND ST. . POMEROY, OH. , NeW York 3. Atllrna 1 , Hw.Am 10, Montreal 0 San DlflloB. 91. Lwlll Pharmacy Nonh ...... ..... .......... ......... ... 1411 · Team gamePowell's Super Valu 486: Rick Simpkins ol TUrnpike Ford ll5; Powell's Super Valui Network v-111. Team rertes - Powen·, super Valu 139!1; ~=~or~v- l3117; Whaley's Used Auto W LPd. GB mu '""""' ,...an o.trdl New Yorlt 12 18 .10 12' 19 .JJ1 8 ·California 19 IJ """""" Ui ll .571 18 15 .!US Mlnlk'WIII Kansa!iCity Ookland Sl-ank> T(')Ca.'> w ~ ~ 1~ MII'A·auk«' ""- IN POMEROY .645 1 1 18 11 .621 1R 12 .91'1 I ~ 16 .484 It '15 .tiD Boll ........ r:~~~~~~~~~·~~~~~~~~~;~~~~~~~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~~ sALE END$ SATURDAY .GRADE .A WHOLE .CHICKEN ......... ;~ •• ~ •• 49·<: .5EH' - . 1 2 1.~ ~~ ·.m 3 t5 n .e 4. t.atR ....~~ ,, ICS . 6~( . · , I · C ·N ' SMOKED P ···~· 7~ . n .m s 9 ~··Bn6 D«roU t. Trxa~ 1 TIX'()ft!O 6, CaiUomla 3 Sr>anko !i, Br»tm o LB. Kai\Siil& C'Uy S, BaiUrnoN' .l 1'\t>W York 10, Mlnlll'!IOtu i Oakland fl. Mlt-·auk"' 3 Chic~ 2. Ck."o\'t'iand 1 W~aGimf'll, (AI ~EDT) Oakland IKI'Uf'J!I'r l-31 at Mllwaulcf'f' 1lllgurra 1·11. 2::r. p.m . , Klan.'lll City ll.t'lbrar'ld1 ,'J.2 J al CI("V{''IWld tS.•hulz:r :l-21. 7:J\ p,m. Co~tUom.lu tRomank'lc ~· JJ ut Toronto ' tl.l'OII Ut, i::Ji, p,m. , . Sc>anlt' ll.angs•on 4-lt 111 Dos!m 1N1ppt>t 1·11 . 7:ll p.m. Tr?Uill tMaUI :l-t1 111 Nl"'· Yorli tGu~· .'U 1,II p.ril. ' I' 1 ...... LUNCH MEATS SUPERIOR • ' · OOrolt 1Trn't'll ~h tllutrhcr .l 2L 8:J"t p.m. 111 ~hk'l•RO Mlni\Nlla ~116lmt'll ... U.S.D.A. CHOICE 1'111a." Ill N('Y.• York Drtrolt Ul KaMal! Clly Ballim:>J'<' 011 Cl\lcaJtO, n l~~:hl Kan.111.1~ Clry nt Ckl\'rland . nliUJI B.aseball poll ,·,. $ 29·.: LB. tSra\"C'r :\.1 1, 8: :tl p.m . ' I .• CHUCK . ROAST !~..... 99,< • •stW ta-:oXvui.f:. ~ n.··p~~· - Thls v.•('(il 's 6No hlatl iK'tiOol bo!WUU 1'41111\1!. {"!)~ brt CtNck Braden ~r-ttk' ObiO H~h .SChool BuA»II C~ A!ISCX'Iatkll • 41nddlliiJ1butt'db,vU!'IIfdPnow • JntamallorWLI dlnf ~ , .oi{'B 01nd lf'am rf'COI'd!l ill pllll't!lllill'lftt: \ 'I. '·' . aa.AAA -' ~ t. · w~m-,,14- &011 11 t9t ta&l• '' . -'• 6 r::II r:::-1 6.97-7.97 ~ ~ Our · ... 10'12" EvargrHn Assortment Yews. Junipers. or Arborvitaes In globe, upright, p~amidal, spreaders. ' • liJI 1117 R Nrw PhUP>Iphla t11.01 t . Cln Wf'llml Hll111 th tl._., m. C'ko\.'t'land Bm~lctJnto (IR-2 1 ..,.. $1·· •3 r~r88-15.97' ' 2B'> · 2. \\i~t('!' .j~ I OJ , !2&lj', . , t.lt . -3.- De~· 0\amli\:alk>-Julkflni!i i 12'.l·!h 1!10 ~ . l.aii('UICI' lh 119-l'il' ', 157 !i.. l.~'ftlbii'JI Bnillh t!iJ !2:1·~1 i"ifi 6, l 'ppw ArtinJton Ul4• i. F;dJfk'td t5! 1,.·11 pme-winner. AnarteciW' Dw., Appla tree. Dwarf GPPte .,.. choice. Fragrant ~In--~ -. -· lrullnlha Iaiii. Scrond tm: · ;u. Cdlna aftd 91 1.\ n ~an :!1: 14. Pa1Tna Hoi;\• 4 El Our 4.97 Dormant Pottad Rosa Bush Beautiful rose bushes add color and fr~rance to your garden. ," 1 grade. lJ. Toltdo WI\Hmrr :n. ,..GITIC', and LakN'OOCI S . . Ecfvt·anf'll 29. 16. ToiOOo St. 'F'raiK'ill ,., 17. t'l"rrl('l'\'llil' '' I •I I -:: '. au·cKn . ,:.~ • ·• LB. : ..· . '$1. . 9·9·; - .· -· ;-· . ... .• · ~· (UBE STEAK ••••••••• I ll. 111. ,CinciMatl ' Ook HU~ z:l. HI. BI:M'III"I' Gtwn 71 , :l), Kl'lll'rtni FalriTIIll'll "· •' ,. 'l'he, "Nordlques Jean· Francois $iiuveoP\ilJ.ed thescorlngona power ~ay at'7; IJ!jlfthesecond period with Quebec ,. holding · a two-man (,_,U • 1. Co~<M·atM' ~~~~ cJHt 1. C()lumQ DI~D !AI 1U.'l1 • :1. St!'Ubm\'Uic tl?-t I ~. lt!l • 1.19 112 n MallOn 121 t2J6.31 ~ 5. Akroo St. Vlnrrill 121 j)7.GI fl. WOOIIII'I ' Trfy;a~• 11fi.,11 ; , ('olumtu!l Brllilll!l 122·11 1(, Pol1&nQI!h Ill t:IH\1 , , Ilk'! dn MrNidlolas Ill IJ1·71 !ij 47 5.1 ~\t .l1f !1. Ilk'! Napotron 117-41 Sl'«<nd tl'n: U, l..oo.'l'llll'ld .T1; 12. Sourh Plllnr :!6: Ll Toronto :M: 14. l.lma Barn 11 . l't On>Ron Cardinal StriiC'h ~. 16. CUmoor Acadfomy 17. 17. Ironton and 1\kron Hobiln af\d Ca111s1E- 16. 1Jit. Urbana 15. n-A ~vantage. ~: At Edmonton, Alberta, the Oilers MOVING OUR BUSINESS ·SALE · We are moving our business and going to drastically cut the price on all vehicles at our Middleport location. No reasonable offer will be refus•d. Although we are moving; we will still be able to honor all warranty and servic• work at our main ·sales lot in Gallipolis. We would lik~ to thank all of those who hawe shopped and bought at our .ddleport Sales LOt. During ·the next 3 weeks our hours will be 9:00-1:00 Monday-Friday : and .9:00·2:00 on Saturdays. Stop · ,by for 'l ome great cleals ·on quality , u••d cars and true••· s~ 6 Ptllia&lpbla T, Clnc.'lnnaU I S.n 3, Pltubbl'l:b 1 • ' l'mst shot past Quebec goaltender jl4ar1o Gosselin with 4: 59 left for the 3~ 18 .400 ·"'' 18 la.drwlan 0.2t, 7:40p.m. MaJI s, IJILI STORr HOURS Mon.-Sat. 8 A~ · lO PM Sun~ay 10 Ar.,-10 ~M 2% ' ,_.,_ .Jftyers edge Quebec . ByUPI . gOt 15 pcilnts from Wayne Gretzky,. •: 'The. Philadelphia Flyers return Jar! Kurrl and Paul Coffey to move hpme with things decidedly In their within one victory of their third favor. straight berth In the Stanley tup ~; O)ltplayed for two periods, the llrulls. . . ' . f!lyennaiiJed to a 2·1 victory over there wero. nearly as marw. the · ~ Nordlques Tuesday records set as goals scored. Coffey's one gOal and five assists Jiigiit for a 3-2 iead. ln their Wales broke l!ls awn record for most points .~I'Iferenec final. Game 6 Is Thursday night at the ·Spectrum ·In Ill a playoff game by a defenseman. Phl~delphla. -• • And'theOUers.' total of36goalslnflve .,.:; In the.Car!}pbeU C9nfel'\'nce final, · games agall)st the Ha'Vks · l)roke · ~manton ~t Chicago 10.5 to lead ·. their mark 6f il5 set in'I!I!tagalllst ' Calgary, . ' i!le series 3-2. Game 6 is Thursday illght at Chicago. Kurrl's third' hat trick of the ~· Philadelphia scored a power-play playoffs tled a recol-d h\!ld by p i a minute Into the third period teammate Mark Messler _and the Islanders Mike &:;sy. ~d added another wlt,h less than Other Edmonton scorers were :tl\l~mlnutes rem:aJnJng. In· regula· Mark Messler, Mike Krushelnyskl, ,~anq the teams at tuU strength. ,.l,'l'lieflyers had mustered just two -Dave Hunter and i..ee Fogolln. · The Hawks poured In ' five ·· In five previous man antages. · . power-play goals and at one point ,."i.·. enjayed a 3-2 fll'lit-perlod lead. , ' 'MIIITay Craven snapped a high 9Y,. ll 'h 18 12 .fro 17 14 .!KB ~~ HwltCI'I . We Reserve The Rlgbt To Limit Quantities . ~7 Bullllmn.• 10. Manll'K'Z 2·21 at ~ 2 2 11 19 .:llj PIM~rgt'l ."20°/o OFF w LPtt:.oa 2) 141'7 PhUICk>tphla M~NIIeOwll Individual game - - N.,.._~.etrpe Sk)<lne......, Team • The Daily Scoreboard • I ~f'W Local bowling Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio I • CLRSSIFIED RDS WOM~N·'S . DRESS ' May 15, 1986 1. MilloN Ci ~· d11 12W1 1~ 2. A"hiPbula Sl. ,Joht'll f1 1 1tA-2i M :1. 1'~p n~y Btflw>l 117·21 rB ~ - Tu!4l'.onJwus Calhlllk' 121 116-.li IIi !i. LUt'U!!\'IUC' VaJ(r:\· IZI l:l.l-2 1 KZ li, Sh~·sldc • 11 I 1:l'J.II 77 7. PltJI\('('1' Norlh \1'11 \rol •1 .H t T.1 ~ - (ii'II\Wllk• S~'\\lt' 111·21 ti6 ·II. ron·· Raw110n 11r,.:11 iifl 111. fi>IT)I fli ·51 .t! ~ nlnt': 11. Mfporutld :.1!1: 1:!. !'wamort' Motundc: und ' Git:.ohbur~. :li. 1~. MtJ,Iar.lotl'. 11: l!'i. ~mYllk- and Otlol:lllt'; ;». 17. F'(ll1 F'Jyr. Mlddll'fk.ld Cilrdlnal und Frx1 l.nmmll' 19. al. CALIFORNIA STRAWBER. RIESL~ ••••• 79( BROUGHTON , · $1 69 2°/o MILK .........G!~ ••• 1.1m.. I • Franltlln FurtuJC'I> 1li. . lml $ 2 5o Flower Shrubs · • 2·Gol. ROll Assorted variety roses. 2· gal. container. .Our 3,97 · 1 gallon flowering shrubs. Assorted. Sl 0Ws7 ~l Exbury Azaleas · · Promotiooal 12·15" azaleas with flowering blossoms. • The Daily Sentinel SALE GRADE A EXTRA LARGE (USI'S lfJI.HII) A Division of Mulllniedla, lnl·. 'IOWHangl"' lallceta BIOUIItut 10'' hangtng baakeis lo·dacorall vour home.or p011o Putlllshl"d ('very Monday through FrklaV. 111 Court Sf.. Poffi('l'Oy. Ohio, b~ lhf' Ohio Va llt>:V Pub\lstJinl{ Company ! tdulllmedla. Inc .. Pomt•rov. OtJio 45769, P.h. 992:·2156. St>cond cl3ss poslaf!:e paid at Pom£'i"o,.v. Ohio. • MPmlx>r: UniiPd Press JntPrnallonal, Inland Dally PrPSs As.sociutlon and thE' Ohio NPWI~Pf'r Assoclalion. NatiOnal AdVPrllslna fttor.'r"'"nlallve, Branham NPWSPIIPf'r Sa €'S, 733 Third AVC'RUi', NE'W YOrk, NPW York 10017. POSTMASTER: Send addres11 -oy. chan~E"S to 1lK' '!>ally S<fitlnel, 111 Coun St .. Ohio t,7llll, 8UIISCBIP110N RI\Til8 B)' Carrier or. Moler Route 0,.. WHII .....................,.. ...........$1.10 o... Month ....... ...................... ....SUO OnE" YPar .. ....... ........ .. .. ............ $57.20 $INGLE COPY , . EGGS ••••••••••••••••••••• DOZ. 3ft~Jrnoon. •• DIET or ··REG. 7~UP, , ORA~GE CRUSH II ~A~ 16 oz. ITLS. $ A&W·ROOT BEER ...........,•••••• · . • • BANQUET . ·14'.9 TV DINNERS •••••••••• $) 29 CHUNK .TUNA •••••••• 69.< ICE CREAM ····~:~:!L~.. . · · 11 oz. I STARKIST ' ' FLAVORITE 6.S · oz: ' . PRICII Dally ........................ ........... 25 Cents I 1 57 • 97C Sole Price 40-Lb. • Top loll For patching al}d top dress~~.rour town and garden. ' I .... Betiding Plants Wide assortment of plants. ' SALE llunil "'4-J~ .... : ·WJI<111I <jf>tnntum\~CI"toorful . COlOr 10 garden. IIQfcn or QOtt<> 2 85sale Pw Price r B 'Pine larll " " '... 2-cu. rt. bagplnlbark nug: gala for decoration. Save~ 1 'I . Sublcrtben not dt'fi,lrlng to pay lhf'C&r· rlrr may remit In' advancf' dJrpct to Thf Dally SHUnt!. on a 3, 6 or 12 month basil. Credit wUI be glv('n carrier eaCh mont b. No IU~IPIIOM by mall permllied In IOWII where home carrier .ervlce I• avalleble. ......__.1_ : .~.~ ........... SIC.~ 52 WMics ........................... .... ... 1$(1. 4 · 13 WMicr ..... 1 28 Wef'ka ......... ............ .......... .,. m.~ •o.t...otOIIII 80 13 WHIUI ......... ,..... ................... $15.:10 I WMkh .. ........... ........ .. ...... ... SJ1. 80 WMks ....... ... .......... .. ......... ... m. CREAMEnES NOODLES ' . REGULAI or WIDE 16 ~~· 2/·$1 Umlt Tllto Pet CwtOIIMlr , (Jood Only At Powetl'e Offer Expl;•• Sat.. May 18, 1988 son & GENRE , BATHROOM TISSUE II lOLL PIG. $109 Limit One Per Cuetomer GOod Only At Powell' I . Otter Explreo S.t.. May 1 8, 19815 DElTA JUMBO STOKELY CATSUP :Is: 32 oz. PAPER TOWELS LG. ROLL 79( 2f$1 Umlt Two Per Customer Good Only At Poweil'o . Offer bplr•• Set.. May 1 8, 1 986 1 • ..,. Umlt Three Per Customer Good Only At Po-ll'a Offer Eipiroo Sat., Mev 18, 19811 l �Ohio Wednesday. May 15. 1985 • Read the Best Seller Turkey hunters bag record kill in Ohio COLUMBUS (UPI) -Ohlo'swild turkey hunters baggl.'d a record number ot birds durlng the threeweek season that ended last weekend, the state division of wlldllfe reported Monday. A preliminary tally showed hunters harvested 1,525 turkeys this year to easily surpass the previous record of 1,233 taken In 1984. -· VInton County proved to be the best hunting ground, with 340 turkeys ·taken there. Other top counties werll Hacking with 201, RDss with 96, Athens with 114 and ·Pike with 70. Thirty-one counties were open to turkey hunting this spring. . Skyline :~eltics r'timts. . •-~In I be Western Conference cham· j)lonship series, Alex English l!()ured · In 40 points to lead the ~nver Nuggets to a 136-114 rout of fl)e Los Angeles Lakers and even the Ole best-of-seven Western Con!er- eacecharnplonshipserles at 1·1. ~. 'The Sixers virtually disappeared 1h the third quarter as Boston oUtscored them 32·18 to lead '/8.70 &iJing Into the fourth. The Celtlcs C9nnected on just 9-of·22 shots from l)le field but compensated by making 14-of-15 free throws to erase ii)e Slxers · 5246lead. Boston's Lany Bird scored 13 or his 24 points In the final quarter. Bird's presence 'was felt despite an injured right elbow. He attempted many left-handed shots Tuesday night but denied he was avoiding using his aillng ann. Bird has bone chips In the elbow, which forced him tO miss one playoff game against Cleveland. The victory was Boston's 19th In Its last 20 playoff games at home . Game 3 of the best -of·seven series is ~turday afternoon. Boston, pursu· . ing Its 16th NBA Iitle, Is seeking to become the first champion to repeat since the 1968-69 Celtlcs. The Western Conference series moves to Denver for the third and fourth games Friday night and Sunday. The Lakers have won eight straight games In Denver with their last defeat there coming by one point in1982. Tuesday's game turned Into a near-brawl with 6: 18 remaining Majon , 1 I .MB 1% · 11 t6 ~~ 16 l3 l8 . ~ 18 ..fit .419 3~ ~ItS: 6. 17 -·- Atllmla • Ptl~pnaa 1 T, OndMad 1 San Fr8111Ct.:o 3, Plftlburgh I • New York 3. AllaMa 1 ~(Xl lO, Mantr.al 0 San 01eto 5, St. U..\41 3 STORt HOURS Mon.·Sat. 8 A,_,·lO PM Sunday 10 AM·lO ·PM .s~ 2~ ,«<I • • 298 ·SECOND ST. . POMEROY, OH. WI 0 (o\1 'l'lmel EDT} f1ttlt:uwh (Rhoden :W1ut Sin F'rancltcO .........,. EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., MAY 18, 1985 UWnn'IIRI" 0.31, ~~&p.m. Clndtnatl ' S:Jto 5-~1 at Mmtrtel 1Srnlth p.m. fltiAadelpNa tCar\1011 0-31 at Atlanta IB«<n:w.IM MI. 7:«1 p.m. • ~· York lGoodN S.11 at Houston tNII!kro 2-3!, 8:!1 p.m. Sl . l..Liull (~J• ~11 II Stn Dlf1lo t'l1'urmond ·1-2), JO:IJS p.m. .. , CJdcillto (~ H1 at U. All$l:l!lrs ( So{lj, 7::11 · tfi~ )2J.lt.~.P.m. Network VIdeo'............................ .... , ... 120 Auto Parts .................... ll8 No.2 ................................................. 117 ~ ... ~G- ' Clnclnna_ti at Monirul. nl~ Pttlladl'lphl.a at Allanta. nlaht N(.IW Ywk at Hwst<ll, nJMf\1 Chapman ShoEs ......... .... ..... .. ....... ....... ll4 Rick Slmpktn$ ot Tumptk• Ford .................... ,......... , .. ..87 . JUST IN TIME FOR GRADUATIONS & ALUMNI -Le.- ""' Do<rult WI. Pd. Gil 11 .6e 18 )1 .611 1 Bohlmoo'O' lbl"' 1R 12 .«0 lW l :'i 16 .tiM !'t 14 15 .483 ~ 'J'oronto . CHAPMAN SHOES - NfW Ytrit Mll•·a~kfe .,.........., IN .California """""' Kan.'\l.liCI!y Mlni'M.'IOta 3) l2 18 .GI u· 19 SALE ENDS.SATURDAY ·GRADE .A WHOLE 711 ltiU57l 1& 1~ ~·n& 1 2 1~ l!'t '.500 3 l:'i 17 .liB 4 ( . ' H 1R .OJ 5 TMia." . . CHICKEN.~ •• ~ •••• ;~ ••••• 49 s .:117 l 9 13 .594. - oakland Seat lll' SMOKED P1(NICS•• ~.6 '( ~ 92l'..JD9 . 'l'wMIIQ'• ..... Ol'froU 4. Tf'X<IIi 1 Tomuo 6. Califomla 3 ~Ilk.·~. £n.too 0 Ka~ C' IIY ~. Bal1im0rt' :1 Nf'W York 10. Mlnlll'!IOIH i Oakland II. Mq~;allkl'(' 3 C'hlcqo 2. Clc-..'t'k.Jnd 1 '\I dfti"•GIIIIflll.U~EDT) Oakland tKI'\IC'll•r 3-:lt at Mllwauk«' tH(Jturra Ht . 'l:l"' p.m. . KaM¥S Cl"' ti.Pibrandl .\.21 at CII"Vriand tSC'hlitzl'l-'lt:i: li~m. C'allfomla tRomank'k -1·11 111 Twalto tl,(•al 2-21 . 7: ~ 11m. St-anko 1Lanaston U l lit Bo5ton !IIJ!ppt'r 1-11 , 7:.fi p.m. . Tl>U!i tMaDI ~..ft at NN' York tCuJdr:'.• ' J.Jt , fl p.Jn. ., SUPERIOR LUNCH MEATS;~.... Baltlmot'l' tO. Martlnf"1. 2-21 a t Qlk'uRO $1 29 ~ tRt-a\1tr .1-l t. 8: .1) p.m. • D;1roll thlllrhcr 41'<'1T<'II 4·(11 8:l'l p.m. Ill MlnJIC'fO'B ~21. ~t1Gtnt'91 U.S.D.A~ CHOICE . ·Tl~uJo; at Nl'W York · Dt.>trut at Kan!\11!1 City BaiUrriore at ChlcaRO, niRhl )(aft~-" Cl!)' ;U ('k'\·l'fnnd. DIJI:hl .' . otoo.ldp .-_tnof · bu!f('bal] rallrJMS, ~ ~· ChK'k Braden JIM' ltk' Ot\kl St-11001 Bur4Jall CoactMo!l AMol'talkJI and dL<\trtbJted by Unltf'ld Pr't'Y , H~ lnlf'l'UIIonal tflrsf .' . ':i.. ·,~., . 6 ~-~7-7.97 450 1 1 ·$1.3.. ou: · ·. B . 10' 12" EwargrHn Assortment •.• 4 Our 4.97 Dormant Potted Rose Bush Beal!lllul rose bushes odd color and lrogrance to your garden. _"1 grode. . 15.88-15.97 • ••• Platt- \ 'Oit'l Pall!l\thlw.n and !Pam 1 , '-"'" I I,J, WC!II('{'QIIIe Nortll t~l 11S.1t \ 1. .WOOfit('l: · t) Ot 1~11 , 211!'1 ~ -· -1. l.antidftlt U.l IJ~!'If ,. _ . · !!o.· l .ydlurst BruM. · ti'll t21-'l 6. l'IJPI."'" Arllnltlon IJ7.41 ; . Fabfl4old t!n tU·ll · 151 t'lfi 1111 tm II., N«"'' Phlladt>lphla t11.01 fl. Cln Wf'Stt'm Hllhl tlt U9-4t 91 - 3. p.~· O\o.rnlnack--Jullrnni!'ill2;1·!h 100 10. AltDitiCIH' DwM AJ:pla 'frMI Dwarf apple""~ Fragrant -~lillie~ frullnlhefal Yews. Junipers, or Arborvitaes In globe, upright, pyramidal, spreaders. Nwtlt. In ·, ' ' - :BUCKET .. ("Jp.'f'land Ill. CtndMall OOk Hills 22. ··.. . ... •', . CUBE STEAK ~ Bmrok11nr 11R.2t .Tl SmJnd tm: U. C'rllna and l...o!ian :rt: l.l. Tok'dO Wtlltnw'r .11. H. Parma ~ Nanw. and L..aU..Uld ~. rn-·ard'!l ~· IIi Toledo St fnmctl! ~. 17. C"cnf<"l'\'l!k' 2'1. CHUC·K. ROAST ••••••• 79 ROUNDE s1'EAK .~ •••.-s 1 , 1'\EW Kl"OXVII).r., Oh~ tl'PII -'llllll ll.'( '('k'!i '' LB• .. Baseball poll I ..·. .; ·-,·· ·. ·-~ ·. .•. . . ... .. ' . · $ 199 . .........., LB. 19. fkM·llnR Gt~ 11. :MI. Kf"'tf'rlrl,;i: Flllrrmnl "· . o-M , 1. Cokllro-aiM" r!\1 · r2IU1 2. Columbus DtfJB""" lfll f:H-.11 • :1. Sri'Ubm\'Uic tl741 .a. Ma!O'I 121 12&31 !\. Akron Sl . vil«'ftr 121 ll1·61 1-tS L'lt Kl ft. WOCIIIIA' Trla·av c'Jfi..'\1 i. C'olum~ Brt~ 122-11 H. ro11~mouth rll 120-1!1 ~. 'nk>t On Mf'Nl~u 111 1)7·Tt !t. UIC'I Napoloort i17-41 S«<<nd trn: u. l-0\'l'l~ct r.:,ti,, 211: 11 Tc.ulta ~ : :n. t'1. f'lr't,.on Curdlna l 72 ~ :"Jj 47 ~ -19 49 .Tt: U. South 14. L.lma Ba1h Strnctt 71. 16. (; nmuur Acadf'm.\' 17. 11. Ironton and Akron Hoban artd Cilrllllf 111. :.n Urbanll . "· 1"" ("]~· ,Brtbf'l t17·21 MO~IN8 OUR BUSINESS·SALE . ~ M'l r1~~.11 · 11~ l.lma. P<'r'l)' 117-!it !i'«''tW:: n.ln<": 11 . M('t::m;.ld :!9: 2 50 • Z·Gol. Rose Assorted variety roses. 2· .gal. container. 0ur 3.•97 Flower Shrubs 1 gallon flowering shrubs. Assorted. $1 0. Our, 11.97 Exbury l~aleas Promotional 12·15" azaleas with flowering blossoms. ~6.97 ~ A8 :"!. Llk'as\'Uk' Vat~· 121 t:!J.21 li. ~~'!<ldt• til tZI-1 1 i . ~~~r Nonlt rrntrat tU i t 11. C:r·u~1>\' llk' Slc)'\W tli-:!r !-\,·('armtY' Muh.o~·k CALIFORNIA 100 ... 'l'uSCOI'ilWill; Ctlllollc 121 116-.11 !1. Corr lbnn11m . . lml 9· STRAWBERRIES~ ••••• 7 ( ._. 1!\• 1. Millet · Clly !111 122-()t 2. A.<\htlibUla Sl. ,Jolll'l n r 111'-21 ..We are moving our business and going to drastic:ally c:ut the pric:e on all vehides at our Middlepor• location. No reasonable offer will be refus•d. Although we are moving, we will still be able to honor all warranty and servic:tt work at our main sales ,, lot in Gallipolis. We would like to thank all of those who .have shopped and· bought at our ~ddleport Sales Lot. During the next 3 weeks our hours will.be 9:00-8:00 Monday-Friday · ; and 9:00-2:00 on Saturdays. Stop !.by .for some great deals on quality · uled .c an and trucks. limit Quantities "*""' ............. z·ao... .~HUR., FRI., SAT. ' :· . ByUPI goll5p<ilntsfromWayneGretzky, , ..; 'The. Philadelphia Flyers return Jar! Kuni and Paul Coffey to move iiome With things decidedly In their within one victory of their third favor. siralght bertlt In the Stanley Cup ~; Outplayed for two periods, the finals. . , F.iyef!! rallied to a 2·1 vJetory over •· There were nearly as many !he · Quebec Nordlques Tuesday . recor$ set as gpals !!CQi'ed. jijgiit for a 3·2 lead,ln ~lr Wales · Coffey's one goara~ flvr assiSts ~ilferenec final. Game 6 Is _ Thurs· broke Ills own record tor most points djly nlgltl at the ·Spectrum · In In a playoff game by a defenseman. .. Philadelphia. . ·: · · . .AI!dtheOllers' to~lo~36goalsinf!ve ·~· ~n IJ!e'Campl)ell C()ll.ference final . games . agl!inst tlW Hal\'ks . broke . .· · ~\lilton ~at Chlcag()10:5 to lead . . · their marli. of 35 set tn.•li!11!inst ·. · tpe series 3-2. Game 6 Is Thursday CalgarY. : hlght at Chlcogo. · Kurr!'s third hat trick of the ~; Philadelphia scored a power-play phiyotfs tied a record held by f1081 a minute into the third period teammate Mark Messler ..and the ~d added another with less than lslanders Mike Bo$Sy. ' llv~mlnutes remalnlng In regula· Other Edmonton scorers were ,D!IIrand.the teams at lull strength. Mark Me5ster, Mike Krusbelnyskl, ·'-'tlieflYers had mustered just two Dave Hunier and Lee Fogolln. ~ in five previous man The Hawks . poured In five ~ilntages. . power-play goals and at one point _:!•;Murray craven snapped a high enjoyed a 3-2 first-period lead. :fnist shot past Quebec goaltender Jl!<;~rio Gosselin with 4: 59 left for the prne;wlnner. ~ 1be" Nordlques Jean-Francols SaJIW~,edthescoringonapower .. play at ~ IP:fl}thesecondperlod with iiluebec-" holding · a two-man :idvantage. :;: At Edmonton, Alberta, theOUers We Reserve The Right To it · C'tnctnnl!l Saa Fr.,ctaco ~yers edge Quebec •. 9% 9." .:m Ill!' 1..o1 Angek'S Wha.ley 's 'U~ ' lilT .~ II 19 J6] .613 18 U .fm - HouSion . .621 • 2 2: 7 19 San ~ . u u 18 PfHabul"'dd .'· 20°/o,OFF · . · WLPd. G8 ........'"". DRESS SHOES Powell's Super Valu ................ -. .. ,. .. .. ... 136 Super Valu/ Network Vk:Seo 474. Team series - Powell's Super Valu 1395; Network VIdeo 1.187; Whaley's Used Auto Parts 1300. • 20 t .1110 - Monti"NN St.LQ.lls MINiday Nile Owlo Individual game - Debbie Ratlltf 182: Janet Duffy 181: Brenda Haggy 170. Individual serll'fl ......: Janet Dutfy491: Detlbie Ratllll468; Laurie SeiZing 450. Team game - Powell's Super Valu 486; ruck Slmpklru~ otTumplk• Foro•l!i; PoweU 's r N.-..t.etc- Team Pta. Phannacy Norlb ............ ..... .. .. .... .. ...... l48 Gallery Hair Ans .......... ......... ............. 142 when Denver's Danny Schayes aild the Lakers' Magic Jolmsongotlntoa shoving match. Kareem Abdul· Jabbar, who had exchanged words with Schayes two minutes earlier and was gtven a.teclutical foul for it, jumped onto Schayes' back and wrestled him to the floor as players from both benches poured onto the - \ B)'\.'-4 . . . Wei Slcyllne ........ May I , - llldrel, !1110n8ol'l!d by Dan's Exxon aud Sorden's Tool and Machine, Inc., both of Pomeroy, has also won serveral he~ races this se11110n. top 76ers,. Nuggets triumph . By Unlled Pre118bUmatlonal , Could It be the "Boston Strangler" 1s:choklng? · · :~ Philadelphia gu;u'd Andrew Tc>~, so called.for his success against t)le Celtlcs in post-season play, was · hPld to a 3-for-17 shooting perforrCance Tuesday night as the Slxers lll,!!re beaten 106-!f! and dropped to 1).2 In the NBA Eastern Conference l N<ow York Cl>JciOO . Local bowling :·: WINNING RACER - Benny lllekel, Pomeroy, has ; been lhe winner ollhe hobby Mock feature at ~~ Speedw!Q', SCewart, the last two Saturday nlgta. ' . • •I• CLASSIFIED RDS ~WOMEN'S The Daily Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 15.1986 i'i . 7:1 fi6 tin 4!! 1 ~. BROUGHTON and Glbltonbut'J.!, :li. 1~. Morad0r1'. 21: l!i. !'tX'n('(lt\'llk' and OttU\"Ilk>. al: l'J, F011 Fryf', Mlckllrfll'ld CardiMI Jnd For1 Unmlr lit. Jl 1-Tanklln .,.~ 16. E1 • The Daily Sentinel SAlE Beautiful10" hanging baskeis Membt'r: UnUl'd Preu Inlt"rnatlonal, Inland Daily Prrn Auoclatlon and the Ohio Newapapttr ~11oclatlon. National Advrrllslri~ lt@r,•rP.sentallvf". Branham Nt"Wspapt>r Sa t'l, 733 Third Avl'nue, · POSTMAST,£R: Send addreu chanare to 'nM' DallY SmtlMI, 111 Court St., M-- Pomeroy. Olllo ~~•. . . IUIIICIUPTION Ro\11!8 a,.c......................... suo OnoWHk .............. On• Month ................................. 14.110 OnP YE"ar ., ................... .. .......... $57.20 . : 1 57 • 40-Lb.. fop toll For.potchlng al)d top dressIna your lawn and garden. 'NJ'IIf 97C Sale Price ·' hdtllng Plantl Wide assortment of plants. SALE' lhlni. "' hiii .... I ..... :·VIhl1'1111 'JI•onourT,. oddc:lloorlv• cOlor 10 garden. POrch or AGI"' 2 •s· Price sal~ ,. 'Pine ,l ark 1 8 Nugget~ 2-cu. "· bog ~lne bark nuggets lor decoration. Save! !' . .I, '•• .I • SINGLE COPY PRICE Dally ............... ............ ........ 25 Cenll Sublcrlben not a.tna io pay thE' carrift' may remit In' Hvanct- dlrttet to The Dally Seollnol on a 3, 6 or 12 monlh bllolt. CMIII will be at~n carrier eae11 "J""Ih. No sublerlptlolll by moD pormlllod In towns wbere llomlt C'f"rler ..tvlce II ' -·- .................. IVIIIable .. ' I • .. NPW YOrk. NEW York 10017 . 2°/o MILK ••••••••::;••• $169 DOZ. throu~h Ohio. . . EGGS ••••••••••••••••••••• Published ~ve ry afternoon. Monday Friday, 111 Court Sr .. Po· meroy, Ohio. bY tht Ohlo'Vullt>y Pub· ll:'!h!n·~ Comp8nyJM,ultlmE'dla, Tnc., . Pom('roy, Ohio 45769. P,h. 99'.!·21M. St· cond class po.slap;e paid at Pomeroy, lo decX!rofe vour home or potto ' GRADE A.EXTRA LARGE (USPS 1111-110) A Dhllllon of MuUin\edla, Inc. tO"'"..... lalirats I . 13 WHIU ..... :................ : ....... .... $14.!11 26 WHIU .............................. .... 129.12 !2 Week• ............................ ...... SM.21 ' OOIIIUOMo 13 WHIU ........... ....................... ll5.ecl Ill WHIU ...... ............ ................ $31.20 · •weeko .................................. e9.80 DIET or·REG. 7~uP,. ORANGE CRUSH ' . I;..... ~•. 1111$14 9 A&W ·ROOT BEER ............,•••••• · BANQUET · FLAYORITE STARKIST C~EAMEnES NOODLES . REGULAR or WIDE oz. 2f·$1 Unlit Toto P'et Cll!lt-r . !Joocl Only At Powell'a • Offer 'Explrea Set .. May 18, 19811. . DElTA lUMIO son & GENRE PAPER TOWELS BATHROOM TISSUE 2/Sl ·=~ $1.09 Umlt One Per Cuatomer GOod' Only At Powell' a Offer Expire• Set., Mey 18. 19811 $ '1.29. ICE CREAM •••••••••••• oz: CHUNK TUNA •••••••• 6.5 1b oz. TV DINNERS •••••••••• 11 Umlt Two Per Cuatomer Good Only At Poweil's • Offer Explrea Sat .. Mey 18, 19811 1!2 GAL. • STOKELY CATSUP ~: 79< 320Z • limit ThrM Per Customer Good Only At Powell's Offer Ex!llrea Set .• May 18, 198& �' / . ' Wedneiday, May: 16. 1985 • : Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ... • FRESH LEAN .• . • . .... GROUND -BEEF 013 : 11 ll; '\.- 99 ( WEDNESDAY Speclalaervlce8 CHES'l ER - The Uvtng Word Church of God , Chester, wU1 havr se!VIces Friday through Sunday wtthguestsTom and Tammy Slone, Chicago, addressing the tssile of RACINE -Southern Jl!lllOr High Albletk Boosters meet · 7: :rl p.m. Wednesday at the school. ·- ' MASON - Grand vlsltatloll of Mason Chapter 157, Onlel' of the Eastern Star, wUI be held Wednes· day at7: :rl p.m. Potluck. social hour follows . Members of MasonChapter attending shollld take two dishes of food lor the potluck meal. Installation of officers Is Wednesday, June 26 at 7: :rl. ' .. drog and alcohol abuse. Services, -which wUI lhclude speCial singing, are scheduled to begin at 7 p.m . nightly. ·Pastor GObert Spencer Invites the pubUc to attend. Racine alumni RACINE - Tlrltetsfor the Racine (Southern) Aluiml banqUet are available untO Friday at the Meigs IM, the Syracuse Branch of the Racine Horne National Bank and the Village Cut Rate, Tickets may also be obtained by contacting any alwruil 8.$SOClatlon board member or by sending a self-addressedstamped-envelope to Racine Alumni Assoclatloll, P.O . Box 292, Racine, Ohio 45771. The banquet Is scheduled for 6 p.m . May 25. TJIURD8AY Y<Kl'IB BOtWli& AWARD -MaiM O,er, -·llw vi tile Star Gnap, ..a..t'llll tile Om pYIIIIIIl II ' vlllle y_. AWU'd fram Kellll AMieJ, .. 5 I .. tile . . . . Cl ., GrMip y...,. Orollp, at lbeiNillllltllelpc:.u.&rGa I! I 1 t' 'l'bea......... tarb!rwwlt Ill,..,.... p 1e JGUib ....._Ill 1IWp CJ ·,. ·• I ~ RUI'LANO - Guest night and ail ~meetlngoftheRutlandGarden Club Is Thursday 7:~ p.m. at Rutland United Methodist Church. 1be50thannlversaryoftheclubwlll be oll6eved. MIDDLEPORT - The Middleport Youth League meets Thursday evening at the conceSsion stand at the ball park. MIDDLEPORT -The Women 's mln~try of Middleport ~azarene POMEROY -The Meigs County · Church wru hold · their annual Democratic Executive COmmittee mother-daughter banquet at Dale's rneeis Thursday, 7::rl p.m., In the Smorgasbord In Gallipolis, 6 p.m. Caqlenters Hall, Pomeroy. Randy Friday. · Wachter, manager of Forked Run State Parl!;, will be speaker. Publlc Pladc ALFRED - Modern Woodmen of Invited. America Camp 10900 will have a ..... .•. ·.:. . ... •!j ' WIENERS ~~~~- 99( IONEUSS • POMEROY -Meigs Band Boos· BOSTON . ROll ROAST ot Alfred.ln case of rain, dinner at the Alfred Methodist Church. The Camp furnishes ham and chlc~en. baked beans, salad , ' cake and beverage, an.d mem~rs to ta~e covered dish, pies and their table WHITE ... They've Earned Nothin Less Than The Best! BeauTy Is more 'than skin deep when you .., honor your graduate with a Bulova watch . Behind every Bulova Great Face Is the ' dependability that only mort' than a hundred years of watchmaking crartsmanshlp and excellence can achieve. Make a special Impression on a great Complete line ofwptable& bed· di~ plants, ha~~ baskets, potted plants - bloomi~ &foli· age, shrubbery, rose bushes, lllllleas & Rhododendrons. OPEN DAILY 9 to 5 SUNDAY 1 to 5 Dawn Shuler and Monica Hill served i6 at Nancy Circle's hoiJ\0. At that ume members will be asked.to report on proJects and to bring rompletl'd project books . Carrie Gloeckner, 4-H ~~reporter . ' accuracy and NOW OPEN FOR SPRINt SEASON OUr Gang 4-H Club m<'t April 18 at the home refr'fthnwts. The next meeting wlll be May :f l" BUWVA For Graduation- servk;e. Nancy Circle wUh tour advls<n and 17 members preseftt . Dlscusslon included a bake We m May f . Demonstrations w«e given by ~Jy E""" and Patre<eCircleon how to hold and groom rabbits and informatiOn on guinea pigs. Aller tile meeting, !rtem"""' played tag, basketball, and did gymnastics. Dina and U. S. NO. 1 ~ 2:A~·$249 ,. different modeling techniques and showed ensembles from Glnza . At the meeting besldes those named were Carol Tannehill, Eleanor Thomas, Donna Jones, AM · Rupe, Vera Crow, Rosie Sisson, Nonna Custer, Betty Ohlinger, and Reva Vaughan. Meigs 4-H news r;::Hu:::lbba=:rd':::s:::Gr:::eenhouse===il ll.$199 . POTATOES Models from the Profile Modellng School, Gallipolis, derronstrat.ed 12: :rl p.m. at Carr's Oak Grove, ters wUI sponsor a car wash Saturday from 9 a.m. untO 2 p.m. at Pleaser's Restaurant, West Main Street, Pomeroy. A $3 donation will be accept4!d for each vehicle. ProceEds will help defray costs of new unlfpnns. · .•• Beta Beta Chap,ter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority held at the Riverboat Room of the Diamond Savings and Loan Co. Installed by Maidie Mora were Jane Walton, president; LUllan Moore, vice president; Roberta O'Brien, recording secret ary; Velma Rue, corresponding secretary; Ruby Baer, treasurer; and Maidie Mora, city council representative. Plans were made lor a swlt'nmlng party and picnic at the home of LUUan Moore on May 23. The social committee will serve the picnic. C1arJce Krautter and Teresa Swat· zel were hostesses for the meeting. FamUyLIIeplcnlcd!MerSundayat SATlJRI)AY :·: •. ffNDEUEST AU MEAT M~banquet New officers were Installed at the recent meeting or the Preceptor day with a gift that . keeps on glvlng ... one that will be remembered and for years to come. Stop In and see our great collection appreciated . PH.992-5776 ~- ~wr of Bulova and )t. · I-LL ~ .+ YOU ARE INVITED • POMEROY HEALTH CARE CENTER IS HAVING AN I . . JOif$ .... , IONUlSS PHGO CHICKEN · .· BREASTS SPAGHETTI .. .· SAI,ICE : : . Ll.$29~ ·:· uJAIoz:$_1· 59· _- . .OPEN HOUSE: 01'IIEB OVIBl'l - Awe "'" ,. ~· 11,1 snase a~i. . el tile . , . .. Melp Casady GrMse . .......... ~~1 Niilaaii~--~~Youi!IA~'wl& .. ; Pie 1pellker. On llllid were;frclmleft, tlnt.-;'PIIulliieAOdili, P.alaiiii!A· · Gnnp Muter, !Wea 851Denuabr, ' I·• Nellmel D1recior of · \'o~~&UellvllleB; '!lh•"eth Jwdu, Melp Cauii&J laadar Deputy; Ud . . . . . . (ftbbw, p - Gnap ? r!•'n; ·fnm left, bad! r-, J.arry ~. N1dolilll Youlh Amli r ll"er, Sluatlllller; MeDdal 1on18n, ~ c..ty Gnnp Deputy; lllld Arthur Crablf'ee, Pcmooa -si'EAKER AND ... . ~·. · tnem1Jem ·, I. ..a :pe~~~B I i..el.:turer. _..._Poet's cornet---- · r_ ~ .b G..-.o-"""' V . mlay 11!11""' out my window and .... : ·a lon IOII!lklm ond talL ""*" t[Uitt a 3.,~ way. ItA' br.auty hal NI"'W'd AOid to ID"8Y· Ah! ~uch a suddPn chanRe. I don't Tfltlr u · uldersland, ·v~ only a part ~ God's ro't'at pl&n. yt too Ilk<' the dal"'dc''lon. ~~~ pass by ...... ~s on an asst'mbly lint'. ~ ""'· th<' B!bkr teactws, "All O..h II ~USIII lhl::> ~lory of man Just O::lfsn't last." GIIUMASTEI FOODlAND ~ JUaSS wllhrreth. ancllhf Oowt'r talk>th ' away" FRANKS PANCAKE MIX . . : Thailk \.od, H" has a pJan 10 ('§Capt" If W(I'Jl · \"'') obey. ,:~o 99< 89< " The. bHutlful flow«or In thls world &lands allxw<. ' whm ns brauty and rraarancr rw - It's fon;v('f' ROM'. · ' But for us - this Is our dntislAR plal't", : to Mller that elf)', run~ l(lor)' and JllilCE". tr salvation was sc.meothln, money coukt buy, ~ . 'IIHMSDAY, MAY 16i ROM 12:00 YO 4,,.00 WE WILL BE HAVING A PICNIC FOR OUR RUIDENJS~· PJll. MAGAZINE WILL BE "EJtE'TO FILM. : " ' . A SHOW DURING THE PICNIC ". < ·. . . . ,;EVERYONE IS INVITED" MONEY SAVINC COUPONS ·-Me I'll knoW that H•Jtoanl t'll~ word, Fo~vt> me 91 my 1ln; Gathen>d'me Into tho lold. And Jet me ent("f ln. Wiped by·stato completrtv ck'an. Of aU sin's UKIY stains; LN nw have dt's.litllD heart, To bio ...,_•• opln. Told ""' lllltwd lor Hl!11. Tltat ltW!Od- fNr: No mancr whefhft' day or nl«ht. I'd alwaya ha\'t' Hlm 10r. So lA'ilh ass\iranct' ln my hPart. I''#' !ltarttd out IXk'f' ~i 'rtult wUt ""'ch that bltululshoR'. thut vou and 1 ran win r1£'rrialllf(l. " Ah! , it wt' I'M'ftltoct ~urh ~n"N! a ulvallon, lost " 'hhout God and """"'ation. . .· When my llft.> .on Nrth 1!1 over. And lnwl my Lord up ther?; I'U know that H<' was listening. WhAI·I kllt'lt down in prayer, ' De-ar Jeflus dktd in aii(Ony to pay thf' WBCOME 1011 DmliOAill . . JEifElfl OF CWER ts 1EAI!S ,........nlbound. - wrln"' by Thelma Banks. To trawl thl' only i'DIId I know, Ju.~t 20°/o OFF UYAWAYS To that Now a1y John saw romrnrt down. '11s tnai'YfiOUS to know God - and to bP ,thfl rich would llv£'. thf> poor would dk'. 1 ~1«' . IONElESS as Caravelle quartz watches . And wtll'n Ht- opens up ttl(' Ra1H, To ll"t fl1(> romP Iukie; I'll know wey. thei-e OJ! Calvary's HIU. ~ Ttdo. - ~ OJto llai'I'IIO!Io Poinm>y. 'nl<n>-. 1 STRIP STEAKS 11.$399 . Hard water.i$ hard on a~eryth i ng .. plumbing . laundry. dishes and people! Sol~e these problems with a CulliQan 111ater soffener. SPECIAL SALE! . SaveS6500 e . · Wben you buy 1 . Culligan water lciftener ·. f:.. . • I .._x , •••.,,.,. • f ""'" To u,., "'-•"" •· " • ~ Pri<tt lffoctiv• Wed., Moy 15, thru Saturday, Moy 1I, 1915 ' !I ,, I' ......01 • ' • • • 1 I �Page-S· The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Area deaths lana Ritchie Hall Zana RUehle Hall, 85, died Monday night In Columbus. Mrs. Hall was a former Meigs Couniy resident. She was the daughter of the tate HeJVe and Carrie Cowdery Ritchie. She was also preceded In death by her husbancf. Estel Hall, onP brother. Wayne Ritchie, two sisters, 1-Pah and Nanna Ritchie. She Is survived by two sons, Richard and James of Columbus; tWo daughters, Ruby Steele and Juanita Paxton, Columbus; two sisters, LIMie Caray of Reedsville, and Josephine Rltchle of Long Bottom; two brothers, Carl Ritchie of Long Bottom and Alvin Rltchle of Cardington, several grandchildren, great grandchildren, nieces and nephews. . Funeral seJVICE>S wUI be held Thui'Sday at 10::ll a.m: at Long Funeral . Home, Cleveland Ave., 'Columbus. Friends will be received at the funeral home Wednesday from 2 to4 and 7 to9. Dale Williams Dale Williams, 81, Harrisonville, dleo Tuesday: at Veterans Memorial Hospital. ~ Mr. WllllarnswasbornFeb.9,190a . '!l Reedsville, a son of the late Hod :.l!!'d Rose Williams. He operated a •<SeJV Ice station for over 20 years. : : He married the former 1-Pah Cain :i>l,l July 21. 1928, Who swvtves along , ;with two sisters, Clara Hull, Waldo, ~Ohio, and Margaret "Douglas of :Jillrrisonvllle, and several nieces · and nephews. :.::Besides his parents, he was •• 0 preceded In death by an Infant daughter, Ernestine WUUarns, and a brother, Robert Williams. ServiCes will be held at 1 p.rn. Saturday at the Hunter Funeral Home In Rutland with Mr. JO!!eph Sayre otnclattng. Burtal will be In the Wells Cemetecy. Frtends may call at thP tuneral home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Frtday with the family to be present from 7 to 9 p.m. only':' Fannie B. Brown Fannie B. Brown, 77, Route 1, Long Bottom, a retired school · teachPr, died Tuesday evening at O'Bieness MPmorial Hospital In Athens. Mrs. Brown was bo!11Jan.ll, 1!01 at Racine, a daughter of the late Clyde A. and Estelle Davis Weaver. She had been a teacher at the Chester Elementary School for a number of years and was a member of the Keno Church of Christ. She belonged to the Meigs Couniy Retired Teachers Assn. Surviving are two sons, Robert Brown, Chillicothe, and Allen Brown, New Phlladelphla; a daugh· ter, Madalyn EmPrson, Atlanta, Ga.; three grandchildren and four step-grandchildren. Besides her parents, she was pi'I'Ceded In death by her husband, Orvnte Brown, In 1965 . Services be held at 1 p.m. Friday at the Ewing Funeral Home with the Rev. Robert Burtell officiating. Burtal will be In the 1-Ptart Falls Cemetery. Frtends may call at the Cum:ral home from 2 to4and 7 to9p.m. Thursday. will '). (night's ruling... ' :· .: (Continued from page 1) : :e:duca tlon. Such is the adminlstra: !lye process, and this process Is ·:recognized by both plaintiffs and ' defendants. The court cannot fall to itocogruze this course of admlnlstra · · live regular. . ;:. "In this case, the plalntltfs Ubiv!'rsally concede !hat the super· lntendent's order of expulsion Is capable of being reviewed In a · meeting with the Board of Education. Such review must appropl'iately occur before plaintiffs can legitimately claim that they have no adequate remedy at )aw: Ttus court .wlll not speculate iin the outcome.o! that ·review. Failure to exhaust administrative hearings Is not, In and of Itself, determinative of a .£Ourt's jurisdiction, as lntermln~ble aela ys etf~tlvely denl;llsoft!le . . ,. due :pr&:es,<;.· However; 'by agree:- House Bill (Continued from page 1) there will be an arts and crafts feStival scheduled on Court Street and with all Items being handmade. In case of rain; the event will be held In the audltortum at Pomeroy VUiageHall. Aah reported !bat the Stem· wheeler, Junanlta, will be at the Pomeroy 1-Pvee durlnl! Herttage · Weekend. No admission or dona· tlons will betaken. TbeJuanltals the last commercial sternwheeler on tlleOhlo. . Ash also reported that a square dance will be held on the parking lot on Frtday night wtthmuslc by Circle D. Wranglers wltl) Charles Karras the caner. On Saturday there will be an old fashion dres5 contest and square dancers perfonnlng under the direction of Art Skinner. Gerald Powell will have a clogging gi'oup performlngonSaturclayorSunday. Twenty-six members and guests attended the Tuesday meeting and luncheoq. Emergency squads .answer six calls Six calls were answered by local ·units Tuesday and early Wednesday morning, the Meigs County Em· rgency Medical Services reports. At 2: 16 p.m., Tuesday, the Middleport Unit took Margaret Clarkfrom203ParkSt., toPleasant Valley Hospital; Pomeroy at 4:14 p.m., took Homer Radford from former Route 33 to Veterans Memortal Hospllal; Rutland at 4:17 p.m. extinguished a brush fire on the Hyseli .Run Road; Syracuse at 4: 28 p.m. took Phyllis Hlldebrand from Church St, to Veterans Memorial; Rutland at 8:38 p.m., took Sandy Knapper !rom Red Hill Road to Veterans Memorial. At 2:03 a.m. Wednesday, Life Flight came to Veterans Memortal Hospital for Dana Clark who had been Injured In an auto accident on Route.124. He was taken to Grant Hospital In Columbus. Wednesday. May 16. 1985 host session MGMannual RacineThevolunteers has been reported I hat through Racine Volun· the eUorts of local donations a $1,500 teer Fire Department will hol>t the fi reworks display .has been · pur· disaster drill County monthly meeting of the Mei!(S' chased. the biggest display Racine Firefighters Association cjlsplay will be tonight at the Racine Fire Statton in has ever had. set Thursday RaCine. one of the fi nest In the area and wlll It RACINE - A compll'te and extensive presen· tatlon on oil and gas well fires will be Included on the agenda, since the Meigs County area Is, and has been , subject to sucj fires due to its rich oil fields. Week. Bob Weaver, District safety Drtll organizers said tis supervisor, of Halliburton Services year's "d!se.. er" wDl bee mock will ' be guest speaker and' will plaae Cl'll!lli, sleted to begin at I present two films on oil 'and gas p.m. In GeiUa lllld Meigs fires. Ralph Miller, field supeJVisor counties. 'l1me .of the Mason for the HaUiburton company; Is also Couaty .., ............. l!i not being . expected to attend as Wl1ll as Red d!scloi!ed. Adaire, another well-known reprePartlclpettng In the driD are sentative In theoU and gas business. Holzer Medlcel center, Pleasant It Is hoped that a large portion of Velley llo8pllal and Veterans the county membersl!lp be In Memorial Hospital. attendance lor the Informative Also partlctpallng will be session. . GeDipnlk Developmental CenAll firefighters are welcome an ter, Woodland Center!! Inc., association spokesman announced. Middleton F•e·•es, Laldn State Refreshments will be !urnlshed HOIIpltal lllld members of the by the Racine Fire Department's Mld.Ohlo Vlilley Industrial Ladles Awdllary. Emerpncy Planning CouncD Emergency ~ In Gailla, Melp and Mason counlle8 will mobilize '111ul'!lday lor the annual ;'dteeste- drtll" conducted durlliJ National Hospital (MOVJEPC). In Gllllla Couaty; "victims" of. the crab wDl be Ire~ at the GeiUa C4luJ# JWiior FalrP'OQIIIds. At GDC, the plane wll "crash., into a smokestack. There will also he a chemical spiD, resulting In the "evacuaUon" of lleOPle 1rom GDC. Meigs Coonty "victims" wiD be taken to Veterans Memorial lor trealm!!nt. Ne!Qier EMS or J'lee•pnt valley pel'ld11tel will lmow In advance any detail<! of · the Mason Couaty "craBh." Weather forecast Showers and thunderstorins today, with possible severe thunder· storms and highs In the mJd Ills. Showers and thunderstorms likely tonight, with a low between 56 and ro. Mostly cloudy Thursday, with a be two-to-three limes larger than In recent years. OSP issues citation Rt.1, Shade,manwasclted by the Gallla·Melgs post of the State llighway Patrol following a two-car accident MondayeventngonU.S. 33. Troopers said lJ.year-<lld Gerald L. Young; and RayWllson, 27,ofRt. 1, Portland, were southbound on 33, wben Yourig rejlortedly went left of center and struck WUson' scar In the right side. Both vehicle sustained Ught damage In the 6:45 p.m. Incident, troopers said. No Injuries were reported and Young Was cited for changing lanes without safe!).:. Wl.th the !heme "Good TiJne Tonight", the annual Southern lligh School Varteiy Show will be presented at 8 p.m . Friday In the high school gymnasium under the direction of Mrs. Lee Lee. The annual show Is presented by the Southern High Choir. Admission Is $2 for adults and $1 for students. ' I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;" GRASS CARPETING $299 : COLORS: ; IIOWN : OR GREEN SOlliE YlD ' 0 ''' .. AVAIUILE IN 6' AND 12' WIDTHS ' . ' 0 • 0 •• HOGG & ZU.SPAN ·: MATERIALS CO., l.nc. • PHONE 773-6664 MASON, W. VA. f Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company has available a Rural line hteAsion (RLX) plan. It is designed for residents of C&SOE's rural service territory who cannot be adequately supplied with electric service .from the Com· pany"s l!'~isting distribution systl!'m. Under the RLX plan residents can o\ltain a line e~ten­ sioo to establish electric service at permanent residences in rural areas. To 'qualify for the RLX plan, applicants must: 1) show that their residence is intended to be permanent (supplied with water and sewage facilities, and permanently affixed to the around); and 2) guarantee to pay for at least 4 years a minimum monthly electric bill equal to at least one percent of C&SOE's construction cost of establishing ser.iice. Service will the(\ be provided if the Company can obtain all the necessary rishts-of·way. . • A RECENT PUCO DECISION The Public UtilitieS Commission of Ohio on April 1&, 1985, issued a ruling in favor of a aroup of southl!'astetl't Ohio citizens who had claimed the Company denied or delayed their entry into an RLX plan. Some of these citize(ls ltad made payml!'nts to cover part of the Company's cost of providina them with a line extension. These payments are commonly referred to as Aid l o Consttuction (ATC). . Tile Commission ruled that the ATC payments and the denial or delayed otferina of RLX plans to these citizens was a -violation ol the Ollio Administrative Cod!!'. As a result of the Commission's order the Company will either make a refund to these citizens or offer them an RLX plan based on the construction costs at the time they initially requested . ' service. If you have applied for service in the rural portions of C&SOE's service territory, you mlaht be entitled to a refund or an offer of an RLX Plan. For further Information, first contact the C&SOE office nearest you and, If further lnfor· mation IS necessary, contact The Public Utilities Commis· · sion of Ohio's Public Interest . '· Center, at 1~282~93. or The Office of Consumers' Counsel, 'at 1~282·9443. . Mickey and MIMle Mouse watches. send-a-mouse to college, house markers and a send·a·mouse to college ptns to those bringing lri the top amount of money. OtflclaJs of the local unlt extend thanks not only to the contributors but to the chairmen lor the districts. '. '., ~ -.-..+----..+oo.: ! SPECIAL OF THE WEE/t \ t . CORN DOG . 54( ' ' ·~ 1 U.S. GOV'T GRADED CHOICE GRAIN FED BEEF CENTER CUT U.S. GOV'T GRADED CHOICE, GRAIN FED BEEF Boneless -Chuck Roast Boneless Rib Eye Steak Pound Pound ~ 88 SAVE With Fries·............."•••• s1.04 ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY 20~. .S. GOV'T INSPECTED THE MORE BEEF GROUND BEEF U.S. GOV'T GRADED CHOICE GRAIN FED BEEF FULL CUT Genuine Ground Chuck Boneless Round .Steak LB. ,. Pound 88 SAVE $ Pound 88' SAVE SAVE $1.00 LB. From Last Year From Last Year 30C LB. From Last Year 20C .LB. ADVERTISED ITEM I'OLICY . Etch of !htte edvert•HO o1ems '' reuuor~ 10 be riKI~v I VI IIIblft lor LAUNQRY . . 300 SHEETS .PER ROLL ... ' · Rin·so·-· . ·· Det~rgent .. . . . 42-o'z. . . ' ' .· . White ·Cloud -Bath Tissue ·; ·- ·. . .4 R:II .·, ·., ·. ·...· .. . ' .. . ' ; . • 0 ' . ' ' ' . u ll!., tU (h IC r~• Stor1. e • c~r •• tQ~t~:thc tlly no1t0 lf'l lflll 110 rl """' o1o II,H\ Olil o! In U IV11tt$td it~"\ WI ,.,., o'fi • VOU ¥01.>• tl'looce Of 1 com011r1ble '' ""' when '"''llblt reflec!tng the Nl""t l.lv •~s o• J r•ol'\c~clo. •hoch "'"' •nmtt 'I"OoU UJ o~o~rch• M the •dvert<H'd •tllf"l • t ,.,, 08 ·' 1dvlfiiM'II p11ce w!thip 30 ~v~ Ontv, one "1!':'001' couoon """ ~' Whole . Watermelons· .. _. ,, ····. Each, ' .: ' .. . ~ ' ' 08 BOILED HAM •••••••••••••• S1.95 HAM SALAD ••••••••••••••••••• ~•.. S1 .29 BULK WIENERS •••••••••••••• S1.4 9 $ ' ~ ' •OCep~ per'jti!m ourt i\IIMO r ·' TOTAL SATISFACTION OUAIIAMTU E ~fung '1'01.1 buv IIICr!J(It'r 11 g ua111n1Hd for you r fOIJI UUtllcToon ~rdlnl of m•nuf~~t iU IIf .. - ,.JNo1 vour "'"" ""'" "' 11'18 ,.fund '1'0U' ~ICI'II H proct .,._ - nO! ~~t•f\eocl , ICroge r W t~ If VOU Ill or I tOII'Ipi,.,._ brl l}d or . .,.,. bt8 n(! <II ' •- • • toget sa\e 2 LB. ORE-IDA TATER TOTS ................. t~.. S1.57 26 OZ. MRS. SMITH'S FRUIT PIES ••••••••••••••••.••• ct~ll.. S2.29 - f.AtiiF'ffiiS J POM£110l ()tirO SIORr ~ WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES . NONE SOLO TO DEALERS .. • Spotlight Bean Coffee 1-lb. . Big K. Soft Drinks 12-oz. KROGER . ORANGE JUIE •••••••••••••• ,M. •• S1.49 SJB9 $J 09 99c Grade A 2-Doz Large Eggs .. Pack ·46 OZ. GOLDEN ISLE FROZEN KROGER ·orange Juice ............ 12-oz. 10'/4 OZ. CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP ••••••••••••• l.uA\.69< 17 OZ. DEL MO"TI APRICOT HALVES ••••••••••••• SM ••99c ' 15 OZ. tHEF-BOY -AitD£1 MACARONI .& IN OIL OR SPRING WATEf! TOMATO SAUCE.:••••••••~.2.WA •• 99< Kroger White Bread Kroger Tuna I OZ. VAN CAMP PORK '.N BEANS ••••••••••t.aM.\ •• 79< 22 oz. COFFEEMATE ................,... ~. S2.79 20-oz. 6.5-oz. 11 OZ. POST S~PER SUGAR CRISP •••• M\~ S2 .19 PLUS DEPOSIT l2'/1 OZ. MOlTON HOUSE'SUUD PORK. lEU OR · SALISBURY IN GRAVY •••ut. S1.09 4 IOU Wtm CLOUD • ,\---:~. . ., . . . - -. .. ~- ~' . : ;:. . ·, CPFIVRIG,Hf1~5 • THt K.ROGER CO . ITEMS A'tliD . ·PR ICES GOOD SUNDAY, MAY 12; THROUGij SATURDAY, MAY t8, 1985, IN 88 • I LIMIT Z4PAKS WITH t1llll. ADIIITIOIAL PURCHASE ' LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY t:IIUP'* IIAY 11-IAT. IIAY ll 1• TOILET TISSUE ••••••••••••••ru.~. St.4 9 1U1JEt:T I'll -CUll ITATI It LOCAl TAUS ,, ,, o. • CUT WATERMELON .. . LB. 23¢ CHEESE .............. r1Ji.S1.89 'f •. Local Included:· Chester. $375; Riverview, $100, and Tuppers Plains, $271.!15. Prizes were awards Including: .... -SttCED BACON ....~~•• ~••••-.r~.. Sl.69 , · RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMERS E~tern Meigs County's three local school Middleport E lementary , $468.95; districts coiiected $3,244.19 for the Pomeroy Elementary, $425.84; Ru· Meigs Unlt ol! the American Cancer !land Elementacy, S257;96; Salls· Society through the annual "send a bury Elementacy, $253.55; Salem mouse to colleie" program In tile Center Elementary, $161.24; Brad· elementary schoOls. ·· · bury SchoO, $114.39; Harrisonville, Chairpersons for each school $88.23, total, $1, 770.23. district were Meigs Local, April For Southern Local, Mrs. Hamm Smith; Eastern Loca, Delores reported: Racine, $224.27; kinder· Frank, and Southern Local, Linda garten, $190; Letart , Sl21.87; Por· Hamm. Uand, $102.35; Syracuse, $88.23. Mrs. Smith reported the follow· The report of Mrs. Frank for In!( collections In Meigs Local: rices er Lottery winners · RABIES CLINIC $3,244 Wile, Mlddlepot1, and a graduate of M~ Hlgh SChool. 0 ........ ~ .+ 0 0 Six fmes levied ~ - ll!w•"M Wile ll"'d'"'ed from Manlulll Un!Yeraly, School ol Nunlng. with liD aoilodlle In adeooe In liUIIin& depee 8l4urday, A formal plnDiaa; ceremoay fortbe cia. wu lteld Friday I& Smltb Recital · Hall. S!W'!M18 18 the cl8up&er of Ro8coe and Mary The Daily Sentinei- Pege- 9 •• Ohio Variety show set f!::~:an~~rs are Cancer . .. . proJect nets GRADUATES The ment of the parties, It Is found that administrative review can occur on May 21, 1985.JudlclalmeddUngwtth the operation of the school system, and highs be I! bussing, quotas, or Injunctions, Veterans Memorial Theprollabllltyofpreclpltatjonts "At the fnd of the Pomeroy-Mason lridge should, at the vecy least, walt until 90pcrcent tooay,60percenttonlght POMEROY, 011. PH.992-2556 the administrative hearings are Admltted ..Arthur Nease, Ra· and 40 percent Thursday. completed. cine; Esta DayliJng, Middleport; "The Court Is not Without sym· Homer Radford, Pomeroy. A c..:::::!!:=:ach day, pathy for ti)e plaintiffs. Doidge '· . Dlscllarged-Rose Lee; Terry expectally Is a poignant case." highs ranging from lows the 60swill to 1r-- - - - ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' - - Watson, Donald Robinson, Keith .wtth 'the low 'lOs. Ovemlgl& "Again, h9wever, Mr.Doldgeand McCarty, Michael Hawley, Earl . ranse from lhe upper 40s to tbe the others are Involved In a Shepard, Barbara Harrts, Pearl middle 50s. pro<.'l'l'dlrig of thefr own devise. The Hoffman. kindest course, In the longrun, Is oot .aJways to shield ~e youth froiJ! the · Paving co.iuract given .CLEVELAND (UPI ) _ Tues· · cbnsequences · of their · own d •5 1 1 Ohl0 7 L0 tt misconduct .. "' · · POINTPLEAsAN'f.-.Acoiltract ·. ay w nn ng ' · ery The three students were·expelled for $110,723 to repave 1.84 mUes of numbers: DaiJ,y Number for allegedly having alcohol In their New Haven-LE!tart Road on U.S. 33 ~cket sales totaled $1,143,260.50, possession wl}lleon a trtptoCanada . In Mason County has been awarde!! With a payoff due of $256,560.50. ~THF.IELD 1 lB. VACUUM ~A(KID . .. • ·wlthth!'hlghsc!lool FrenchClublr} · toC!II'IKeliYPavl!lglJic.,Dunbar,' ' PICK'4 "/·.• · ·· A,prU. ·.. · . . ·~ .. ·_ .. \:V.Va;; . by the. W~ :· \'iri!inta. . 13lfh:· .... , , . · · ~tofHighw~tys. : ,.. ·· The project Is one of tile projects SMITHFIELD . SHREDDED $2.19 ll . Included In $4.3 million worth of Contributions needed highway Improvements announced ~lJ5!!.~•. Six defendants were fined In the this week by Gov. Arch A. earUer ContribUtions are now being PRESENTED BY MEIGS CO. HOMEMADE court' of Middleport Mayor Fred accepted for the upkeep of Beech Moore Jr. HUMANE SOCIETY & Hortman Tu!'5!'1ay nlgbt. Mason County Is·also slated to get Grove Ceml'tery In Pomeroy. The They are James R. Boyer', board of trustees requests $5 a new guardrail oo various routes. MEIGS CO HEALTH· DEPT. SUPERIOR . Middleport, $10, stop sign violation; grave, but any donations will be AT IUTUID CIVIC Cltml Revival planned Melvin Thornton, Pomeroy, $15 and accepted. Checks may be sent to SAT., MAY 11, 19B!i A weekend revival will be held at B •• · costs, disorderly manner; Mary Beech Grove Cemetery Trustees, 1 P.M . TO 4 P.M. Yeauger, Cheshire, $10, Improper Pomeroy VIllage Hall, :r.lO E. Main the Meigs JUnior High School In DR . CARL OSBORNE Middleport with Michael Vance, starting and backing; Lesll!' R . . St., Pomeroy. RABIES - 13.00 Columbus, ~ speaker and presen· Olhtr .._latioM Awailalllt Green, New Haven, $50 and costs, I OZ. SHEDD'S TUIBLEI ter ofspectal music. Therevlvalwlll DOGS MUST BE LEASHED. open flask and S425 and costs and OLEO .................... 2/99' 3 LB. BAG RED ROll£ CATS IN CARRIERS. be 7 p.m. on Friday and Saturday three days In jail, driving while APPLES.;..........M~ SJ ,29 TATE AIERICAN YELLOW and 2 p.m. on Sunday. · Meets Thursday · intoxicated; Herbert Pearson, PROCESSED BULK NEW GREEN , Point Pleasant, W. Va., S425 and CHEESE .............. JA. Sl. 9 7 Syracuse VIllage Councll wlll CABBAGE ................ 29< costs, drivtngwhll!'lnloxlcated, and ![RAFT 12 OZ. 16 SLICE m!'E't at 7 p.m. Thursday at the 10 LB. IDAHO BAKING Mark Clark, no address recorded. NOTICE TO C&SOE AIIEIICAN PROCESSEO ' municipal building. $25 and costs, disorderly manner. POTATOES.......JM S2.39 • ~omeroy-Middleport, · �. . • ..' . .. '• . ' •-' •. · Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio .. The .Daily ··Sentinel Business: Services 3 · .,f,nnouncemenu 11 PHONE 992-2156 ·Or Write Dailly Senti!lel Classified Oept. Transpurtat1on F1nanciill 1-Card of Thanko Cpeid in adv1nc e) 2-ln Memory Cpaicl in advencllt) 3 -Announcementa 4 -Giveowey 11-Heppy Adl 8 -Loat end Found 7 -Yerd Sale Cpeld In odvence) 8 -Publlc Sale & Auction 9 -Wantad to Buy 21 -Bualneoa Opportunity 22 -Monoy to Loan 23 -Profaaalonel Sorvloea R ea l EsliJte f llilllOVIIII:ill 31·Homes for Sale 32-Moblle Homea for Sale 33-Farmo fo r Sale 34-Buaineee Building• 36-Lote l Acreage 36; Reel Eo tate _Wanted S1: rv 11;1:s Renta Is 41 -Houau for Rant 42-Moblla Homea for Rent 43-Farms for Rant 44-Apartmen1 for Rent 46-Furnlohed Rooms 46-Space fo r Rent 47-Wanttd to Rent 48-Equipment for Rent 49 -For Lu•• 1 1·Halp Wanted · 1 2-Sh...tlqn Wentad 13.-lneurance 14-Buolnen Trolnlng 15-Schoola 11-Radlo. TV & CB Repair 11-M iacllllllrleOUI 18-Wantad To Do Public Notice 5 1 -Hounhold Gooda 52 -CB. TV. & Radio Equipment 5 3 -Antiquea 64-Mioc. Merchandlae 5'6 ·8uildlng Supplleo 56 -Pats lor Sale . 57-Mueicli lnat~umonto 58-Fruita l Vegetable• 59-For S11t .or Trode I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· LI SHINO CO. rocommondo thot you do buolnon with peoplo you -now. 1nd NOT to nnd money through tho m1111 until you have rnveatigot ld tho - ring. & Livestock 81 -Home lmprovamentl 82-Piumblng • Helitlng 83-Excevatlna 84· Eiectrlcal 8o Refrigeration 86-General Hauling 88-Mpblle Home Repolr 87- Upholnery 81 · farm Equ ipment 62 · Wantod to Buy 63 · Livestoc~ 64-Hay & Grein 66 -Sead & Fertilizer Public Notice Public Notice Suppl 11:~ fm'l Melga County Ar. . Code614 M1aon Co .. WV ~rea Code 304 446- 0allipollo 992 - Middleport • Pomeroy !186- Cheater. 343- Portland 247~Letar1 Falla 949- Racine 87&- Pt. !>lea. . nt 379~ Walnut Public Notice Public Notice -rod -= - _,_lilly -·loci GET SOME BREAD WITif AWANT AD t-..._..;;,.___ S&L ~FARM EQUIPMENT · D·a..C. plowi. c·orn p~an~- · tart. 3 ~;:. ~rush hog1, grain drill. hey rake. 1Oft. dreg h1rrow, Cub Far· mall with mower and plow, hay crlm.,.r, aub Jolter, potato plow, hay b1ler and more. 843-5155 or 843·541D On~ Buelness 0 pportu nitv RACINE - ~ renewed 2 stOIY home on corner lol. Basemen~ dbl. garage. All looks nice. "BUSINESS MAN" OPEN STEEL .· BUILDING DEALERSHIP MIDDLEPORT - Handy lo shops is lhis 3 bedroom home. Full basement small yard. HIGH POTENTIAL PROFITS AVAILABLE , PART-TIME OR FULL TIME .IN YOUR AREA. POMEROY One lloor, carpeled, 2 bedrooms, lg. basement oul of flood. Asking $14.500. ~ MOTEL RT. 62 NORTH POINT PLEASANT, W. VA. 8 miles lrom Pomoroy-lloson 8ridco SINGU '24.9S 304-1175-62711 •liwe Entertainment-Free HBO •Kitchenettes •Restaurant A.U. 304-1175-6276 Public Sele & Auction DEALER AUCTION CHANGED FROM AmRNOON TO THURSDAY EVENINGS, 7:00 ·p.M. ATTHI HOWERY .AUCTION (At. .ns Livntack Sales) 5 Miles Wnt of At. .ns on lt. 50 ALL IUYEIS & SEWIS WELCOME STO. OWN£15, FLEA MAIIIIET, .EVERYONE WELCOME IODNEY HOWEIY - .A'Uctionttr Real Est1te General POMEROY - Single floor, 5 rms.. hoi wate1 heat full basement dbl. iilrage and lg. corner lot near hospilal. SPACIOUS RANCH - ~cnlck· ing will be a· pieasUie allh~ 3 BR brick. Maid's room, 2family rms.. lormal dining. office and 1.79 acre landscaped lot wilh barbecue p~ and she~e1. In Dt1tor, .Ohio Wilh 2 BedtQOm Apt. in Reor. h Po11iblt to Gtt Carrr·Oul Lkamt. PRI(ED AT $11,000 F•~ All YH1 ,11111.1 lllfi1 PLUS: otfi .. S.,lloo & furnituro, WoUI,. oncl Graduation . 'oW LG. HOUSE - One nice acre. You could really enjoy 1enewing tlis one. Alittle paint and repair and what a place you co~ld have. Offer may buy. SPLIT LEVEL HOUSE with 3 bedrooms, 2 complete baths, dining room, living room and iarp recr11tion room. Located on 8 acres. Llrae farm pond. Racine area. MODERN - 3 BRs. I~ slone fireplace in family rm., lois d c1ose1s, dbl garage, YOIIIII frul and 1.47 acres. HO. NAnOJIAL lANK CALL 949-2210-Ask for Tim STOlE wI GAS PUMP POMEROY - Modernized 2 bedroom fra me. lois ol shru bbely and shade. Over one 12 ACRES - 5 yr. old 2 BR ranch, bam and contentment. HOUSE WITH GARAGE: Small shop and shower in basament. Four rooms and b1th, 2 porches. carport, new furnace and central al.r. Middleport Ohio . . SMALL GROCERY Call David McDonald REAL ESTATE FOR SALE . FOR SALE RACINE - You1 fam i~ sure can enjoy lh~ I~ 7 rm. 2 story home. Easy 10 climb stairs, 2 car iillage wilh lg. tlock storage .and spacious lot wrth trees. Offer welcomed. ~ere. . 446~5-2 2 ·. .~ ,. ·, uwe Rent For Less" U~SAVE AUTO RENTAL St. Rt. 160 691·7219 THE QUAUTY PIINT SHOP Stati~J',:'""'"'Ic s....._ ........ '"""' Sltns.l Copr Sonkot, Etc. 2SS Mill St.. MI~J~p~rt 104 MoAorry A•• , _ . , 992-3345 3/2/ ttn North Ohio Howard L. Writesel Roofing Co. NEW- REPAIR Guttoro · Downapouta Guttora Cleaned Painting Storm Doort 8o Wlndowe Siding · Soffit Work 949-2263 . or 247-4641 4/ 29/ lln 1-iO-I.I.n. 5 ACRES - Southern schools wilh hills and trees. ' CALL 303-759-3200 Ex1. U07 8 $25,000. RENT ACAR CALL 4-10-1 mo. stepsaver kitchen, dining a1ea, lots of closels and lg, klvel lol. 21 · .••.,.rt, ... 4tl .... llwl' II Pltwy. ' Sue Murphy,- Mlft..-foutlh Hllln. Vlr11l allll lruco Tooford ' Notice IIIJ. · 1-6-14 '. 992·2549 1-304 77 ·5634 ""'= : :-. . : : : ontire m.lt ond inn ..,;bly &FfbiDAIII • POITAIIE ·~ ~ "":v don. T h o - - -colly . . . . 10 mowing pooldon., A hydr...rlc c~. Edno Swio*. CllriL I blv to ,.,._ 1eo doG- 1n to tho outer orrn. A *VINYL SIDING • ALUMINUM SIDING *llOWN IN INSULAnON BISSELL SIDING CO. Ntw Homts luilt "'Free Eltlmat. . " PH. 949-2801or 949·2UO No Sunday· Clllls PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY · ClEAN~RS 35185 Oak Hill Road Loni Bottom, OH. 45743 PH. (614) 985-4212 Wt Use Von Schrader Equipment Retommended by Leedlna Carpet M•nufacturers. 'FREE ESTIMATES" OFFEAEO AS TRADE-IN: (11 ho.,liltlooill T-Moclol &04 S-1 No. 4557·5-Y-F; 111 Molrlm M - 8erlol No. 7807120. to oubmll. do ··~ opoo:lflcllloill of ......,_ ""-td. The Boord o f T : ex:Md the right to raject any ..... bide . . fly Otilor of tho lloord of ((UT OUT FOI MUll USII KEN'S APPUANCE SERVICE . 915-3561 All Me•" •W01horo •Diohwothero •Re,...•crvere •FrMzere •Rofrigero10ro PARTS end SE'RV'ICE su·PERIOII EICIIIMIA'IWG co. INC. •TIUIII & . GENII(Al PISHOHTIOL 1'" "'"'""'-- .....,..., . The ......... of tho' eo-. College Tru- 1o .~ tor bcp 1 atlo:• eny time by ony . . . . . who ... liw!loctlon wi!Hn 110 doyo oftor the .... ol IIIIo no- ' tico ot 11)0 8vrec- Munlolpol Building. Thinl SlrMt. 8vroc-orottheloomoolo-ge E., Holmon, T.....,., Prlnd· 217 Nartll S.C.. Ollie 41760 Ml~tll.,ert. SALES & SERVICE i! a:: J&L BLOWN INSULAtiON VINYL-& . · ALUMINUM SIDING '.~· •lnl uletlon ' · •Storm Door• •Storfn Wlndowa •RtPf•cemtnt Windowa •Ne~ Roofing ' 'FREE ESTIMATES" PH. U ""*· VAlLIY' SAIIW11 SYSTIMS A"-lt ,EeiAl' Dexcel Receiver I' Alum. Dish · RADIATOR SERVICE We can repair and re· core radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and fod out radiators. We also repair Gas TankS. · PAT HILL FORD 992-2196 Middleport, MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE FOR ALL YOUR , •WIRING NEmS Residelllitl & Com-cia! Colt: 992-5175 Or 742-31 R CALL 446-4522 . ..,, , , 111 lla" U-SAVE AUTO RENTAL St. Rt. 160 Harth · Galllpelt., J CONTRACTING Insllllsd ,. DOZIII, BACKHOE. TIIENCHIR. BII'TIC SV8TIMI, WATER, OAI • IIWER' UNU, RECLAMATION, PONDI, f1495.00Ta": IPIIINO DIVILOI'MINT. Expert Strviet And Quality llalllt Brands At DiSCOUNT PRICES Col 992·3561 •Hs r0.4._ ·; .... ---···----~ 'IJO \ . I .11·15 1•4._ -~·--'75 . l'. G'--lllt . . . ,_.t I -.• !H INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE We'd IIU to introduce you to lnPio·A;c.r. tho mo~om illY to d1ivo tho vthiclo of your c~olcl. · · NO DO!IIII PlTMDIT lOW£~ MOMTIIY PAYMIIIT BLACKSTON NEW CAl&· ~UCII LEASING Box, 3Zf Pomeroy, OH . 45769 For Fialo1 Seniti (a~ 614-992-673 .. . . . . . . . (~f'l . hlltn . . ,..,.,. v; C. HEADQUARTERS FOR " *ZENITH •SYLVUIA •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR Wt 111ft.AFilii Tl. . •••, Tte.liltitt Sl 695 1 HOME POOTERI, DUMP TllUCK ITONE .DIRT JIM CLif,fORD · PH. 992-720 TROMM EXCAVATI BULLDOZER & BACKHOE WORK. *BASEMENTS •SEPTIC SYSTEMS *FOOTERS •GRADING *CONCRI;TE WORK PH. 742·23.28 . ••• TOP SOIL FILL DIRT • ' WELLS DRIWD & tJ WT'ERTHERM Serv1ce Pr o Mobile Home Heating/ Cooling Sales a Service PIIICES ON IEQUEST BASS DRILLING 742-3147 or l-~4-ttc . ' - ~JCII 1nd infu~ bedrooma, ALL STEEL & POLE IUILDINGS Sins Sllrt Fro• l2'x16' UTILITY BUILDINGS Slzts from I'd' Up · to 24'x31' Dol HOUitl Inlllitld P&S BUILDINGS lllclnt, ,.. 011, 614~141-5191 10-6-tlc & Vicinity Middleport & Vicinity Flea Market. Fraizers Bot tom, WVa . on US.' 35 open every Seturday &: Sunday. 9 -8 . Open air & COVftfltd apace• tor rent, oft road periling . Yard Nle:238 C ondor St. Behind u ndmo ril, Pomeroy. Thur8day, 9. Friday, 10. 10 to 5 11ch doy. bath and' Y... 9 Wo poy ooeh for lito model •cleon uNCI coil. Jim Min- Chov.-Oido Inc. 1111 Oeno Johnaon 814-441-3172 COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE . Bodo, Iron, -od. cupboerda, cholro. oh0111. bookoto. dlohlo . atono· joro, omkjuoo, Jold 1nd allver. Write- . D . MIIJI!', Rt.2 , Pomoroy, Ohio 48718 or ooll 114·1192· 7710. . TOWN & COUNTRY J\ IIIIIJilll vmiiNu\' CUNIC IN MIMKIPOIT PAUL E. SHOCm, D.V.I. 2 I' I 1 lr' 1 dut••· EKper'-nced only notd apply. P1y 13.35 por hour for 20 houro-wHII. Avolloblo July 1. Coil 304871-2943 for mora lnfor· motion. Appllcotlon dead· Un•: Moy 22, 1_985 . I~-:--7--'-:..-:--::-'­ Library ,Tochnlclon (full · limo). M..on County Public Ubrory . Moture ond dopon· doble poraon. Provloua II· brory experience doolroblo. Typing roqulrtd. Dutln in· elude ocquloitlon ond cotol· ogi!19 of llbrory motorlolo under eupetvlaion of llbrer· ion. Poy 13.50 per hour lor 40 hour~wHk . Available July 1. Send Iotter of oppllcotlon to Muon County Public Llbrory. At· ' tontion: Paroonnol Soctlon. llh and Ylond Strooto, Point PHNnt, WV 211550. Appll· cotlon deodllna : Moy 22 • 1988." · Help wonted full ond port limo woltreoo'a ond ber·. mild. Send re1ume to box· 711, Galllpollo Forry. Wv. 2811111. · HAIR STYU8T WANTED, N- York · N- Vorl! of Point Plnoont lo looking for 111itnttd ond ombltlouo tty· lin. Good poy. Good ben~f· Ito ..Apply 401 Vlond St; call 304-117& -7311 , 11 In Memoriam Help W1ntld -;:;:::: : ====== Big down payment. 1hon Real Estale 31 Homes for Sale · 1 B Wanted to Do Kotollc undocoplng doolgn· lng, plonning. mowing, trim· min g. 1111111 ohrubbory. All round lawn maintenance. Coli 814·448· 31 00. Government hom•• front 11. (U rtipelr) . Aloo dellqi!Onl tox property. Clll 805-&87· 1000 oat. GH-4512 for information. . Con 10ko In: Elderiy 14ody In • Building now homo-owner muat aell 3 bdr . ranch, FR. carport, deck, city ~hodla & utllltloo . Reduced to 133,opo . Coli 814-448· 7144. 1------BO yr. old 2 otory, 2 Jidr. houoo With 2 ocroo of lolld In city'Hmlto. lleoutltUI vr.- of clfy, otonowolko•GMc~e• · 2 cor gorego. orglnol ook noor • woodworil including open otalrooM. Now onorgy .•Ill· clont furnonco & much more. Exollontlorthooowho 1pprocloto quolltln of older -11 built homoa. • 48,000. Coli 814-448·81144. • Government· Joba . 114·441· 1414. •te.ooo-•eo.oooyr . .,_;. 1111. 411 Cllll COLEMAN WAT!Il WELL DRILLING 101·117·1000 o'xt. R· 4812 Pump Nioo, oorvlco. Roglo· 10 find - '"""'· · tortd In · Ohio. All work 8 room houoo ond 1e A E..,..._ mallool _ , .. guorentood. Coli 304· 213- ground on block top ,,..ln.· tary. A11P1¥ in 01 2111 . Ao-owood, W. Vo.' KygorCreolo8chooiDiotrict. Modloofl'lou; ZOIJaoloeon Will nil on land controct•. IIIU, •••alii, ...,.,.1n Will do pelntlng. Interior or lmmedl1t1 poe•••ion.' Cell IIAM. 41'M. ox1orlor . Coli 114· 915· 114· 31k7871. 3 Annoltncem•tl 4110 of1or 1:00pm. Meohlnlo - · oop. only. It•;;;,_;;~;-;;;;;;,;-;;;;: 3 bdr homo 3 yra old. rul'lil IWIII'III ond MWing rM- . Apply In penon. .,.. lennetl I _,.~enaed per.on w.nta weter. near M•rcervllle, ahiM ,.,..,, ........... Auto ...... ZJI t .. ond Ioiii lprlng o1Hnln11. 304· 133,500. Coli 114-2118· ·~·JI78. 8814. •:w:lu. M up .nd Avo., Gollpollo. de ...,, Devil Vocuum CIMMr. halt up Mllnt...,.,. ,.n11111ve-ln. Coll04·171·1104 or 171· o.,., . 11 0214. -_,ro.... •ut 1- - - - - - - - •·:·m c.... ..... c... ..... ,. Gigomlcl yord oole off Jorl· ' • cho to tho right on At.2. Moy 17. Point Ploooont. 1--------------- Good rental property ·•I• room houM end 2· 3 roo~ cottogeo. Coli 814-4411· 2143. . . • 70'1 or lote IO'o. PINH coli In ~fl Memory of Poul M. Dernoll, wfJo p o - Moy11,1114. Wo ..... wlth our lovtd no1 " " - : .I f - - Goc1'1 ,.,......, .... doubt It ........ Wife: Ill, 1-:Rey ond I'Mif Jr, D_.._,U... Miyar. : ·• Buy from ownar & 11we. Terrific location. KY,;g•r Creek School. 3 bdr.. 4ire· place . Built-in kitchen with Wontld:Bond to play for dlahwelhlf, range, oven~ wadding rec•ption ne1r Full bonmont with lomlly Pomeroy. June 16th. Con- room . goo hoot. pooolblo loci D. Fronclo ot 216·92B · 9 Yt% loan 111umgtion. 14B,600 . Call 114-446· 5487 or 211· 283-3744. 4042. We cere for Senior Citizen• end illublld peroono in our Nice 4 bedroom. 1 y, bltho, home .• Hen retarencea . Call gerage with workbench . UBI 814·982·31911 . Mro. Joo hoot (t29.00 budgot), con· Bowiond, 174 Plum St. uelair. ~ acre flat lot. Kyger Creek Schoolo. •46.000 Middleport, Ohio. Owner financing po1eible. Call 814-446-1990. Will do m-lnG and odd lObo In Golllpollo· Pt. Pleuont - · rMIOMbie rotn. Coil 114·441·1141 . I _________________ , 1-------------.,.....- e. Wanted To Buy ''' control hooting. In Pomeroy 4 Fomllv Moy 1 &th, 17th. 814-992·7074. · .' 151 Gorfleld Ekt . Chll.dron. ,. , adult c lothing, home inti · Firet time clot hing, furniHome Aa1embly Income. 6 rooms. beth, utility ~m. r lo r. a rea li g hts. loU ture, antlquea. coUectlblee, · Including Elvlo 46 'o. loto of Aaemble produC11 1t home . . atorm w indowa and cJoOra. m i.cellaneoua. Plrt·tlme. Dttollo . Call81 3· aluminum t iding, new.,roof 1B1B Chotham Avo . Th&oro. mloc . Moy 17- 18 . 15118 and -w iring. Oerege . ·· ~ cell &: Fri .. 9·6. · Something for N.,., ·Pomeroy. 9 tJI7 Phone 327·0896. ext. 18 9 . 614-992· 5204. &14-992-211 33. Own your own jean - 1-----------1-• •_•..; ry:.,o_n_e.___________ 1--------------•portlwear. lediea apparel. 3 bed;oom houH ¥V:ft h gel ' chlldrono, l.,go olze, combl· . age . New roof, oldlng, dou· Gorogo Sole· 2 Fomlly &03 ....... Ave. Sprinnvalley, d wIndowo, bl own Circ:le no ti on otoro , accoooorleo . 1bl e pone Th • F • & VI"CI'nl' ty ri, Moy 1&th .& nou letl on, wood burn 1ng 17uro th. J ordocho, Chic, Lee, Lovl, E•-v StrHt, lrod. Eapfit, ltove. new furnace. new Tomboy, Colvin Klein. Ser· wiring ond plumbing. remo· 1---------------gto, V1lente. Evln Picone. deled kitchen with oak c:e- Ya rd Sale- 132 f ourth Ave. Big patio iale, r•in or thine. Liz Clolborne . Membero blneto 11B,OOO. Coli 814· GolllpoHo. May 17th • 1 Btli, 30 Burdette Add, Point Only. OrganiCally Grown, 992 · 503$JI . home Int ., coffee table, tan, PleoNnt, Moy 17 &18, 9.- 7. , _cu_rt_o_l•_•_·m __ loc_.__~--Ge10llne. Healthtex, over I fomlly 'ford Sola, Frl ond 1000 othar1 . •7.900 to ·1 room• end beth on I' .124,900 inventory, treln· Rd. in Dexter area .. 814• 2 Family Verd Sele· May Sot, At . 36 ot H1rrnony lng, llxturo0 ,grondopening, 898 -&52&. Collonytimo. 18-17, 9 to 5, 135 Klnoon Church above Hendereon . ·ftc. Can open 16 dllyl. Mr. Dr, hou~tholditeml, clothea Kolnr 812-888·15&8 . 3 bedroom oectlonol home . _• _c_ro_ft_•_, - - - - - - - - ' - Yard $Ale, Wed and ThuB , located on large lot in •· 111 arid 16, Rt .. 12 Yard Solo· Lower Garfield May between Leon and Arbuckle . Notlon 'o No .1 Toy ond Gift Arbaugh Addition . Tuppero ext. furniture . TV. clothea. Company . HouH of Uoyd Plainl. e32,900. Will accept kn ick-kn l ckl. Thur1. Fri. at the corner of Weterloo R011d on right side, rain h11 opening for aupervi1ora mobile horpe on trade. Call Sat. · and demonatreton. Free 614-992·7034 or 814 ·92 · cen c•ll ••· loti of good · things . · training, freo kit . Coil collect 7871 alter 5 :00. Thun, Fri. Sot, 8:30·6:30, for dotallo . 1 · 614-474 · Government Hamel. from Ceramic molde I. finlehed Yord Solo, 2414 Monroo ' 8213 . • 1 IU repair) . A lao delin- piece1. cloth dolltldiniaMd Avo. loto of boby thlngo, Own you r own Je e n - quent tax propeny. Cell' anim•l•. 15ft . ladder, Circle Thur1. Fri end Set, 10:00 till Sponawelr, Llldle1 Apparel, 80&· 887 · 8000 Ext. GH · Dr. Plantz Subdivioion. top ?. of hill. Chlldrono. urge Size, Com· 980& for Information. blnodon Store. Accoooorleo. ------~~----- 1======::==-J Yord Solo, Thurodoy, 2312 Madhon Ave . Po i n t Jordocha. Chic, Lee, Levi. Have an energy efficient~ PteeMnt. Euy Stroot. lzod. Eoprit. home built on your lot_. From ----:---:---'-----Tom boy. Calvin Klein, Ser- 113,900.00. Call tO< eotl· 32 . Mobile Homes Yord Sole, Thur,· Fri, & Sot. gio Valente. Even Picone, Liz motoo, 304-876-3981 , t.for Sale Rt. 2 NOrth, ocrooo from Claiborne, Mtmben Only. Good Shopord poraonlge . Organlc•lly Grown .. GeiO· Log home 3 acrea, 2 mi. out Good clothing, Iorge lodloo line. Healthtex. Over 1,000 Jerrlco Ad. $64,000 . Coil othero. t7,900 to U4,000 304·876·6622 . 19B1 Hollypork 14a70, totol aize. ~ children• · 1H alz.e1. Inventory, training. flxturea, electr i c . liking C1bblge Patch doll clothoo. grand opening. etc. Con 2 atory, 4 btidroom houM. • 1 4 , BOO .OO . 304-576 - baby ltema, humidifier. miac. end much more. 9 tit( open 16 daya . Mr. KHnan vinyl loidlng, 1 'I• ecrel, car·. 2947 till 1:00 PM . 1. peting, above ground·•wim· (30&)67B-3139. ming pool optional , $45,000.00 or moko offer. 33 Farms for Sale Thome• Ridge Road , M11on 22· Money to Loan County, 304·89&-3672. 30 acre•. mobile home. b1rn 42 Mobile Homes ohod , 304· 755·4814, and for Rant HOME OWNEAS· Aelinonco 3 bedroom home. ti'IJ per- 304· B82-2471 , 14 mlloo, ce~t a"umebleloan.-gerden t o low fixed rote . Uoe equity spot. fteduced down _ to Rt. 2 North, Point Ploonnt . Furni1hed, air cond .•·c1ble,·" ~ no ~ity texea, be1utiful river-- · for any purpooe. Leeder e49 .ooo. 304-676-61!47 . FarM tor ule. GaH~ CountY vMtw, Kanauga . Fott•'• Mo- · Mortgage Cp .. 8 14-592· · 3051 . Two atory houl8 in Meaon Ohio. 12 milet from Gaflipo- bile Homo Pan.. 814 -448· • · •-d room11· _____ lia, 814·448 ·B240 . 1802. on At . 33• 3 "" _:_________ _ ~ car gerege. c1rport., double 23 Professional eKtra Iota with 2 tl'lller, -::-=-:---:-:------- 2 bdr. tumithed , 111 utHittS pd.. except elect.. cpnveServices hookupe, 304· 773-5108 or 35 Lots 8c Acreage ntent location . aecurity dep~ •' 304-B82-327B altar 5 :00 ooit Nuqlrod . Call614-448· tor en !IPpointment. 8558 . Plano Tuning end Repeir . 1 acre level ground. Green Brunicerdi Mu1ic Co ., 814· Twp. reltdcted. Cell 814· 2 bdr . mobile home . Cell • 446· 0887. Twontloth yoor 32 Mobile Homes 441· 3044. 814·44& -0390 . ol ~uallty oorvlco, Le"" for Sale ~onlolo. 814-742-2961 . l .l~....,.,...~""-------i67 1Cre1; ·2 6 or. mora ~hh . For rent m9bl'le home Upptir .L timber, aoine bottom ·lend. River Rd . C•ll aher 1PM • • good humlng . lind; _,-:~:~: I 614-441-0~0B . · t r onuge . riding mower. C1ll B 14 -388 · FUrnithed 2 bdr. In Crown B634. City. Coll614 -251 -&520 . • Public Sale Auction • r ,' , r r . OPEN EACH THURS. EVE. 6-8 {. n•nce 1fter 8uylng · dolly • gold, ollvor oolno, ringa.~ry.-ng wan. old oolu. larte currency. Top llrleoo. Ed. Bur· Wanted to mow lawne Gelllkott lorloar 8hop, 2nd. Avo . . pol!o oroo. ~oil 1114-4481 Middleport, Oh . •14' 992· 4387 after 15 . 3478. T- Worlt Topping, pruning, -olo, hodgeo • buohoo trim. Freo ootlmotoo. Coli 114· 441·8078. ! Ill II ~ II \ Ill I Lf i I SERVICED If. 124,P-oy Ohla ACCIIIT Cunodltn (pon·tlmol. Mt' oon County Public Llbrory, 8th and Vilnd StrMII, Point Plauont. Moturaond dope~ doble poroon. Muot'be ovall· lbll for rotating .dey and ... nlng ohlfto. Gonorol d oclnnlng ond light mointo· AniWII'Ing Mrvico notded In 871 exchange. mu1t anewer p~ne .lin• for local bull· neu ._tter bUain111 houra end 24 houri On week end. Auction ovory Fridoy night ot could be enawered In home tho Hortford Community or enothtr bu1h1111. Call Comor. Truckloodo of new 304·178-3398 oft~r 5 !'M. morchandiloe ovorv . WHic. Conolgmoroto of now & uNCI Situations morchendiM olwoyo - · 1 ~ Wanted comtd. Rlcho~d Aeynoldo, ~Q':t'-· Call 304 -275, -~------------- 8 17 Chevy~tonPUforpertl , Muot hove dtlo. Cll 814· 448·7121. 10-1-tfc W~TER AUTO.'& TRUCK REPAIR AlnTr..e•laalet PH. 992·5612 or 992-7121 CoN ,.,. Army Notionol ou,rd end elk •bout, our 1)8Y ond benellto, Including tdu· ce•lonel •••i•tance. C•ll 304· 871· 3950 or 1·800• &42 ·38111. Loot: Rio C811 Wentad to buy: Junk cars. Colll14·245· 8214 or 114· 182·7183. .. GRAVEL • SAND Garage I 4·17·1 mo. ·' 992-3410 LIMESTONE Roger Hy$ell 7U-1117 C=~~::em CIIWLETE $1 I 9 75 ·DENNY CONGO .;-., WILL HAUL ' JUST CALL! P-oy• Ohio · 12·B·«c Aftw S C. , • •• ' •• •'• •SPUD QUIEI IAUIOIY .t ttz-7314 RIICIU.....Y. PL 992..911 -. AND SERVICE ~----------~~ YOUNG IIi 99~·6215 YIE ARE YOUR SALES .., !Free Eitlmot..l FOUNIJ 8•r*•con to ldion· 11fy. eon 114·,t4&·116ZII. · ment are ranee. Lota of remodeling . 4 .......F,.omerov......... One . ml. above ~dd i son epe_r"'ox. 2 acre~~ building lit•. greet ac:enic- er" for hoin.o, 11.0,ooo, Coll1 ,218· . 8~8-4919 .. *10' U.P. Wire Melh *Dr8ke100° LNA *Drake 324 RECEIVER . - Addona and fernocWlng - Aqoflng end gutter work - Concrete work - Plumbing and tlectric.e worlt Lolt and Found per 'Cent. Included In p8,)'..r ........ ., .., CARPENTER SE.RVICE 8 oVe~· payme nt• of 1333 ' pe r mon th o.n lttumable Qf 91h . · ·· Ctrimili'dal " • ' ···YIItpmtflfl .I . c-rci<tl Slltl •Sftltlt •1111 Multi Unit .. ttty YOUNG'S Whlto ldnon. e wlla old. Motl!lr good mou1or. call of1or 4:00 PM. 304·178· 3089. Nothing down. Take I . PH. 992-761 99:7.7'777 ·11·15 far4 Tr. ...,.. __ ..,,_ ,.........$145 71-79 for4 Tr. Grlth ...................... IS:t.SO 10-IS for4 Tr.. . ....._;..;.._, ..~-... '145 -:=Li!.~,\i': ... _...... lloJJ . Jlllii GIEG. ROUSH JAMES ICEfSE£ To good .homo long holriKI CeUco houM cat. hea been ond opeytd. 304· 178-4198. (614) 446·7619 or (614) 992-6601 HOME CONTUCTIIIG ~ I I I I ...._ ......... Mhotd medium olltd fomoll Collie. llloll ond nout-. Ctlll14·1811· 3880. docl•- , ..... ........................•41 71·7t Tl. ....... •lu - .For4 .._____ ROUSH CONSTRUCTION _, To good homo In country, fomoll 8t. Bornord. CaU 114· 379· 2703. 4/ 1/1 mo. U-7t For4 Tr. ~ 6:14-446-94(61towt · . ~-16-1 Iiiii. . Whlto Gormon S~pherd vory nlco, -.1 with kldo. Coli 114-448· 7075 . 2 Fox Torrler pupploo ond o lorgo clog who rov .. child· ren. Ill to good homo. 417 Second Avenue. Box 1213 304-&711-5114. Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 · Fomole, ml-~ b-d Chi'· 1~---------~----.------...;,.-...:..:.:.;;;;.-!1 huohuo ond Duhohund. ·' 304·171· 3787. ·304-112·1632.__ .__ _ _....:IIOI&OI,.IW~ Adulto mole Poklng01o. NMdo o compenlon. houoo brMon, OXC. pet. WOtchclog. Colll14-448·7133. ori14_441-7B41 . 614-915-4212 Lietnaad Clinical Audioloaist i- Bynoe-. Ohio. 15)18 1tc ...._,....,. b•lrtt• LISA M. KOCH, M.S. ~ pol " " " " "· Colloge Rood, - · 614,,379·2243 or 614-379- 7 2 C11l Television listenin& Devices Computerized Hurina Aid Selection Hurin& Evaluitions For All Acts c:t PUBLIC NOTICE . : IINNEn'T ""nnllliijj Cage & ~•••• 124.75 Pair F-r Floochor, Cage & Sllppllto.... l31.00 Ceck•tlth. betic llrtls Availtllllo c... & Sooppllto Alta Sal~ 5epanlf1ly 9' Southern Spun Available 1111/lfo OHIO PLUMBING & HEATING ' . Two IMgla pupploa to gl· voewov. Cell .114-441· 1083. 3 bedroom houM I~ Ruotlv Hlllo. Fully corpottd . oto<ogo bullding, lorgolot. Colf 8 14 992-50811oftor·4:30 . .. . ...... Giiiiijjoiii........ · FifPieiiiiiliif"" 8 mo pel1 bordor collie pup; outlldo dOll, vory frlondly, Coli om'a before 10 or ..,., of1ol7 114-441· 11270. Fru p,.plao:8penlei-Splll mlxbrotdo. Excollent .,.to 1nd -tChciCIII•· 3 moleo, 2 - ---.....,._;_--~--..:..--~-----------tl fomollo, block and whitt. r 114-812· 881174-7pmonly . pump. front mounlld. 2000 P81, 19 GPM thet lo .....- llllwlng wltlo ..wive hydreulc control •- illbly. "l'm'l"'ll'" .• ...,,.,....t 4-10·1 mo. · Public Notice 992-.:t.l;~~•n THE BIRD CAGE 16141 915-3105 Bolt 12 A-.OH48778 (511 . 8.111, 3tc " " 0rolaiy -hood- ..... permit~ hydroullc s-w .... T - I l l RutlondTo.oowl,oip. PH. Ono hH lrfoh llo1tor. Coli 114-441·111113. Mena. womene. • chlfdrene clothoo. Muot toko 111. Coli 114-248·9587. IIACIWOOD 11011 SIAS 40037 Po-oy, OH. " $'-.111•1 Rt~t~ F" . . SIIIM Cltlztll Nltftt Mot ..... S,.. Sr., fly to . . 1111 ........ "'" ill ..... Public Notice JOHNSON ELECTRIC Spaclaltzing in All Type1 Of Re1idential Wiring And Repair HR$. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. _,... ........ ,... ... $31,500. SMALL - 2 bedrooms, 2 cor earaee. corner kt Just riiht lor a couple. ~n& $17,500. ' I ___,;___t:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;1rr::;;.;;;;;,;;=;;;;;;;= BUSI'.neg.. s servi·ces. ....,_._ .., NEW LISTING - Synl(:use 3 BR ranch, lois of carpeting. . 7~2-Rutlend 087;- Coolvllle Public Notice "'""odtd 216 E. 2nd St . Phone 1-1614)· 992 -332& "•as" HYIIDnCI ouK&U 4118- Leon ·1176- Apjlle ' Grove 773- MIIon 882- 'NIW Haven 8815-Letart 931- Buffillo Up to 15 Worde . .. One dey ineertlon ........... . 4 .00 Up to 15 Worda . .. Thr" dey lnaertlon ....... ...II.DO Up 10 1& Worde. .. Six d1y Insertion .. .. ... .. .. . . 8.00 - Real &tate 0... 400 ClotHcn l!'i'J ........ · - - ...,. In tho D-otmont of TEAFORD VIITL UIIE. POOL ACRYLIC WALl POOL A80VE GIIOUID POOL .' ..rutlon contolrmg et leeot 5 amount equel to livo per com LEGAL . preuway aigning. lbl. colclum ciolori!le per ge11on of hio bid, but In no ovent more . ADVERTISING Pawment Width - verias. Tronopor10tion and the offlca dolloll, oro Tho lloood of Autlond Town- of-. Two- ofwhool Projoct ungtio - 0.00 loot than fifty of the Diatrict Deputy bond too 1or1 per com of hll bid. ohlp, Moigo County of Ohio, -.-... 1300 ... opprvx.l or 0.00 mill. Dinoctor. lholl bo'lowtolood on theloftnoor Work Length -,.. 86.1 89.60 poyoble to tho Oiroctor. Tho Director.....,... tho bldodey until wloool.) Biddort muot apply, on tho wil P.M. - tho 30th of right to nojoct any and' ol bide. loll or 11.32 milee. MOWER Bidding en thll Project io propor tormo. for~ 1985 too tho pw- of I WARREN J . SMITH Hydroulc drivln 10" ratory et leaot Iori doyo prior to !lot Uotd T - wltlo Hyd'*'llc DIRECTOR mtricted to Diudventogod !&) 15. 22, 2tc Buoi,_ Enterpriooo fi>BE'ol dote iMil for oponlng bide In AOIIiry Mower. comer wlllch be · WITH MINIMUM SPECIFI· bla. Mill illlol bo - t o oertifktd I I OBE'a In eccor- accordance with Cheptar Ohio Rovlood Code. 6626 CATIONS AS FOlLOWS: donco with 49 CFA Plot 23 by mklwer bet1 nn front end Plono end opociflcotlono ore Til ACTOR Public Notice ODOT ond quolifitd to bid w1t1o on 1llo In the 0epa'lmlnt of ODOT undor Chapter 5526 of ,_ onIn tho light -· '71 model or · - Whon Tronoportotdon ond tho offlc:oo horizon· ENGINE: 811- H the O.R.C. NOTICE TO ot the Dittrict Deputy 1111 pooltlon o II' t.noo or Tho Ohio Deportment of llleeol w / dry typo olr CONTRACTORS • - Upright Muffllr hevooof17' Tranoportodon hereby notlfieo Oinoctor. STATE OF OHIO 1D tho Tho Director.....,... the TRANSMISSION : (B) from ..,_ of all bidden tloet it will olflrmoDEPARTMENT OF top of I II' n>llry M -Y· SPMCI. Sync:hnonlzlod tively illRJre that in any right to reject sny and o1 bide. TIIANSPOATATION WARREN J . SMITH HYDRAULIC POWER controct omonod Into purouont Tho ...... be by Columbua, Ohio ,.,.._ c,ylloodooo copo· DIRECTOR STEERING · to thi:: l'dvertltemem. minority April21, 1986 bla, ot pivoting eo dotDIFFERENTIAL LOCK tiuolnen emarprioM will be 1518. 15, 2tc ·· Contnoct Solei l.ogoi too- ..... loclolng Into poolROPS CANOPY . o f f lull opportunity to Copy No. B6·1100 TIRES: Frvnt. 11L x 16, 10 don ID permit ratory cutt• 1D .,bmit bidl in • r n M to thil UNIT PRICE CONTRACT Ply - A-, 17.11L x 24. I Ply _ . . in Iron! of invitation end will not be · A FA-9(22) bnN:Mwwy •nmbty lhlll bt dllcriminotod agalnot on tho IL.oft ,.. tiro ohol be at S..iod propooalo will be IMit 90 pofcem full w1t1o o Plrl of men ond wiiiiOmlit tho racolwd et the offico of tho ground• of roce, colo<. or Director of tho Ohio Depart- for national origin in contkhration ~---------"--------~~...1.--;... en ew.rd. mont of Tranoportotdon, Co"Minimum woge rates lor lumbuo. Ohio, until 10:00 A.M.. Ohio Stondord Time, ttoio project haw been proc~o. llourodoy, Moy ;ro. 1985, for tomoined .. required by low and ... iMil · forth in the 'bid propooa!.'' 0 . Athono, Molgo oild Vinton "Tho date Ml.lorcOfllpletion. · . . . ·countlee. Ohio, on '·ATH-60· ofthiowortcoholbe.MIIoothin :· 1.'[5 8- RoUte 60 ond tho bidding prtOpONI." """:'...,;.T""_.;__ _...._ _~,_.--...... ~ .. · -----~ ATH / M EG / VIN -32 · 0.00 . Eoch ;,;-.~~be required Stolli Routo 32, by Nmoving to file wldo hio bid a certified and upgrading exilt:lng ex· . check or calhier'1 cheCk tor an On file PEII50fWIZED POOlS Gallla County Aree Code 814 388-Vinton 246- Rio Grande 2&6- 0uy•n Diatrlcit 843....;. Arabla Dlatrlct Automotive or commerclel .ahop with office • car lot ovolloble. PortloHy oupplled .. l.ocotod At. 180. Coli oftor 8. 114-388-8711 . • following telephone exchtmges .... 367-Chn~lre H o m ea for S 1le f28,000. 114·&78 ·21118. . Clas1ified pages cover the 7 1 -Aut01 for 8111 7 2 . Truckl for Sale 73-Vana& 4WD 74-Motorcvclae 711·Boetl • Motor• . 76· Auto Parte & ACCIIIIOriel 77-Auto Repelr 78-Camplng Equipment 79· Campere 8o Motor Homee 31 .2 bedrooms, full b ..eme'nt, double car gar~tge. . 1 .2 .. acres. RoM Hill, Pomerpy· t'11 Court St..• Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 ··. Announu: 1111: nt :; f llldll/.1,!1 Help W1ntecl 11 I~~;~;~F:2:~~ 67 ecre1 m· l In Vinton Co . cloH to line nO. 3. moatly wooded & road frontlga. Call 814-3BB·8169 after 7pm. timil employmfllnt. Or credit hiatory atopp!ng you from buying a home7 Contider • recllimed unit. Only t600 down and take over pay· ment. We're Mid-Ohio fi · no~lol Sorvlco 18141 772· 1220 or 18141 773·3928 . clu todoy . ApProximately 6 ecret Qvtr· looking Ohio RlveretA"dl· ville. Ohio. E J~~ clu1lwe 1ccea1 to booting focllhleo. 114· 378·8226. 197B Bollglodo 12 'x66' oil electric. 3 bdr., AC. undlr· pinning , w1ft)tr·dryer. furniohtd. Coii614"·446·32B9 or 614·992 -7079 or 61• · 251 -8532 . Gov't. land 140 .00 en acre. Many lot• av•iiJble. Build • future ll Call 1-819 · 569· 0988 lor information. 24 hra. Large building lotJ. Jerry' • Run Rood, e3000. Clyde Bo-n Jr .. 304-576·2336 Four and • third ecrea. all 1982 Cloyton 14x66, fur · legelly surveyed with legal niahed. underpinning. porch nwer 1y1tem end good well wather &. dryer. exc . cond. with dwollil\ g. •12,&00.00 eti,ooo . Call 614 -258 - or btlt offer . LOCJted Bo~ 1821 or &14-258· 62BO . 211, Milotono Rood. W. VI . 1-614-287-2143. Pocloogo deol-14x70 Holley Perk. mottlyfumiehed , large front porch. on 2 acre• of Rentals ground with nice view, 24x.24 garage building . owner• mutt 1111. Reduced to 124,900. Wioamon 41 Houses for Rent Agency, &14·446· 3644 . 1971 12x60 mobile home, gil. utllltleo, 13,500. Coli &14 ·388-9081 or 114-3B8· 8230. Centonlry-3 bdr. brick, 2 both. g1roge. lg.lot. lduho, ref. & dop. 1350 mo. Coli 1· 6 14·643-2644 . New Moon 2 bdr. trailer & 3 bedroom hou11, central lot, neu Tycoon Lake . ·air, 1260 per month . Refer· 16,000. CoM after &, 8U· oncoo. 48 Spruce St. Coli 81 4-44&·21118 . 388·B711. 18811 Chomplon trollor 12x60 with 1975 odd-on 12a24. Good condition. Coli 614'-992-2589 . 8 roomhouMforrent, 1100 mo. Coli 304-876-&104 . 2 .bdr mobile homa i!'f eountry, Vinton ...... Cell '• ...... g. f14· 38J· 91.8 1 . · ~~~ - --~------~ ·-' Houn tor rent ·on Oarfiatd ·. Ave. 2 bdr. juet remodeled. •226 mo. plua ref. end dep. Coii614-446- 1B2B. •.. · 43 Farms for Rent ------------------·· 6 rooma ·and bath: Severail : · out-buildinga. located near new road. on mail , milk. paper. 1chool bu1 routea. - .. Coli 614-992 ·7257 . Delio • Stohl.., 44 Apartment for Rent JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS IEquol Houaing Opportunity) monthly rwnt atana at • 1 69 for 1 bedroom ond 1204 for · 2 bedroom . dopolit UOO: . IOCO!Od noor Spring VIIIOV Plaza ond Foodlond . pool and Cable TV evellable, houra •• poalible 10 em to 4 pm 1nd 7 pm to 9 pm Monday-Friday. Cell 114· 448 - 2745 or leave m••Y11•· Nicely furnil hld mobile home. eff . apt .. centr1l eir and heat in city, edulta only . Coli 614·448· 033B . ----------------Furnithed efficiency 701 · 4th Avo .• Gollipolio. t180, utilities paid, shere b1th, odultl. C'-111 446-441 8 oltor 7PM . . Upstairs 3 rooma. turni1hed , beth . was her-drye r. 4C . cleen . no peta. ret., dep. req .. adulto. Call 814-446 1619. 1 bedroom houee in Minare· · Upstalra unfurnlahed 3 room ville. Be1lde Mlneravllle IPt .. carpeted, utilitiea peid. MOBILE HOMES MOVED. Church, 6y Bulk Plent . Totol no children. no pet1. Can InJured. 20 yn experience. electric. Coli 814· 992 · 614-441-1637. 304-576· 28e& or 576 · 8215 . Garage apt .• furnithed, 29'h 2998. 2 bedroom furnished hou- Neil Ave., Gallipolis. 1 bdr .. Mobile homo i 970, 12xl5, u .ln Pomoroy. U&O per U~6 . utilitleo poid . Coli ' 3 bedroom, 1V. botho. utllhy month. Coli 614-992-5113 448·4416 after 7PM . room . underpenning , oftor 6:00PM . Furni a h e d apartment .- .. .. 11500. 304-&75-3787 or 875· 7918. Unfurnlohod, 2 bedroomo, Adulto only. Coil &14·448 - • fully ·corpotod. Dopoolt ra· 9523 or 114-441-1443. 1973 Oougloo 14xl6 mo· qulrod. Coll814·992· 3090. bllo homo on ronttd lot, ~~----- · lc 2 bdt . Apt . I & houMa for -: underpinned porch~ rllnge, 2 bedroom, furnlahad , air rent S125, • 150, 1200. CoM refrigerator. Homeateed conditioned . Good clean 676-6104 or &75· 5388 . Aoolty. 304-171-8540. condition. 1 child. No poll. • New Haven . 1176 per Furni1hed efficiency •110 ~ 14a70 Shultz porch 12x20 month. 304·882-2411 . utiitioo peid. 919 2nd.. , Golllpollo. olngle melt prowith owning, 3 boldroomo. ' 1V. botha, 52•1 08 lot-. o!Dr· & rooml ond beth 11 Lena•· forrecl. Coil 441-441 8 oftoo' oga building, 304-992 · vHio, 1200. i9nt pluo clap· 7PM. 8188. oolt. Aolorenco requlnd. Coli 114·112· 7215. Fumllhod opt. 1 bdr. 1245, utlitioo paid. 607 2nd .. 1877 Mobllo homo, 12xlll 1 ----------:-~--0ilkwoocl. llkl new. 3 bed· 7 room houoo, RoHinotown. Oalllpollo, edulto. Coil 441· ' roomo . blth ond holl. 1 child occoptld, 304-888 · 4411 oftor 7PM . •< Wllhor ond ~ryor, refrigeJO· 3435. Up1t1ir1 •pt . remodeled. tor, • - •· vonetlen bllndo 1 -~------------...:.. and curtain•. vinyl under· 2 bedroom cottege. ttove priv1t1 entrance. 2 bed· penning. carpeted porch. and refrigerator furniahed. room&, c:entr11l air, 1221' utHity building, 304-871· I 185.00 month, pluo clap· mo.. references. 121 1~ 3030 ovenlnga 304·178· oolt ond utMhloo. phono ffi~':" AVo . oil &14 ·441· '• 3431 ' 304-175-1284. •· ,. ' �.. 2-The 44 Apertment for Rent ) . " . ,.. .... ...... . . . .. ~ . ., .. . . Wedne1clay, Mey 16. 1986 LAFF-A-DAY 67 Musical lnatrumenta Good plono lor ule. 13110. Whitney by Kimblll. Coli 1114-9811-4139 ' 68 1 bdr apt, laundry rm. near Holzer Hoapital, traah • wotor P'lld, U17 mo. plus deposit . Coli 814- 441 3474. Fruit . • Vegetables Call now to flaca order• for atrowq.,ioa Will bo picking eoon._Ttylor'a ••rrv Patch. Cell 814-448-8882. Unfurnlehed apertmente. 841 Second Ave, Golllpolfa. 1 a 2 bdr 12411 mo. utMitioa pd. Call 448-44111 oftar . 7pm. .~ own. GoOd Eor Corn U .70 bu· _ ., totol 1100 bushel, S2.80 bushel . Clil 814- RIV.raldo Apta. Middleport. Special ratea for Senior CltiZina. e130. Equal Houa· lng Opportunltln . 814 992 -7721. bedroom apartmente. New Haven, WVa. Newly remodeled. In town. 614· 992-7481 . . Sendnel 2 bedroom opt, ramodelld. centrallir. 12711 mo .. Nllr..,.,•• 821 Second AVo. 111 1114-4411-21118. 2 ' ··: ~1111·8509 . 11.1 Farm Equipment lOT 'N' CAlLYLI ®br &.any Wlltlhl am..., ' Uood R-40 ditch witch tronchlr end uald 7014 Davia w-hoo lor •le. 114884· 7842 or 114-1008. il. Home Improvements WEDNESDAY A ·s/15/85 l.ollft 11Me' ~~\C. . i'l'>f." TDI .lntornetlonol with wench. blade. ti,IIOO.OO; 304-41i8-1 031 ' Television· Viewing Sl:l Vli,I'S G'JJAj·~iQ¥ __..-f...r 81 "~ 1il BeD AIUI 'fo ~~~~ CAf The Dailv Sentinel-Page 13 WedllCIItliltv. May 16. 1985 Morcum Roofing a Spout· . lng. Now lnotolllng rubber roofa. 30 yHrl experience, apoclollzlng In built up 1'01>1. Clllll14-388-9857 . For 11111211,000 lb. - o blu, one form with born, Co bill. Rt: 2, 11 mllouiltove Huntington, 304-738·2342 IV8IIIngo, · BASEMENT WATERPROOFING· Uncoilditlonol.llfetlmo guar•ntH. Loc1l reference• lurnlllhld. FrH eatlmeteo. Coli collect 1-814-2370488. dey or nlghi. Rogers BaMment Waterproofing. 1 ri>W IOboCCO With plows •480.00. 1,000 plootlc with H1>mollto pumr. tl60.00. A-MOdli with cu • livotora •1.800.00 . .7 ft. Wood a I u 1 h H o'g 11 ,1100.00. CoM 304-731• 2342 or 304-171-1211. EVENING ()) (J) (!)Ill (JJ ®. (j) NIWI (I] Hoi Polito CD Flahin' Hole (J) Bevorty Hlllbllloe (JJ Dr. Whl> (jj) 3-2-1, Conlilct (CCI ' 8:00 • e CAPTAIN EASY IMAXl MOYIE: 'Vor: Tho Hunter from the Future' 7 :00 1J ()) PM Magazine (I) 8rondld CD SportiCinter (J) Bonford lli1d Son (J) Entertainment Tonight (!) Wheel 1>1 Fl>rluno Ill (J) Wheel 1>1 Fmuno (JJ (jj) M11CNIIII/Lalver No-hour (10 N-o New Name Thai . Tune Mojor Leoguo 8oaoblll: Clnclnnld at Montreol Tic Toe OI>Ugh 7:30 (I) Cloco Kid CD Inside the PGA Tour ([) Mojor Leoguo Beleblll: Philedolphia It Atlento (JJ Ill (JJ Forrolly Feud (!)Jocpardy I1D Wheel 1>1 FflrtUne Country Oak tabl... chaira. Lliurelancf Apartment a, New cupboardt. duke. lee boxee. Haven. now ICCeptlng appll· Conkl... Tuppert Plaine. Rt. c;~tionefor2bedroomapart· 7. Hand crafted • and mente. Btelc rent 1163. flniahed. . Inquire apartment C· 1 . eqval houalng opportunity. Aircondldoner. New. 2.800 BTU. Cool• up to B roomo or lou. A Mldlond CB redil> l6 Furnished Room• with antanna. 23 channel• wlth upper end aide For rent SIMping Room• pend. 1114-992·5948. Coli ... d light hl>uoo kMplng onytlmt of dey or night. • roomt. Park Central Hotel. Coll114-448-0758. White We.tinghoute fill . range.•so. H1miltonDeluxe Furniahed room, range. ra· d 1 · 1 1 frig . t1 00, ohoro beth, sin- ~:,:Oe1"-.' 4-9"C~~ 4~octric tl• male . 919 2nd. AVe. . (lallipolla. Call U6-4416 Ethan AHen dining , room efter 7PM. rwu~to. Excellent condition. A UOOO. voluo lor •1500, tnciUdea dNcona benCh. 46 Space for Rent Cell 1114-985-4279, • k>wer . Plckeno uud furniture . 304fW!~>bilo homo lot, 12'xll0' or 1176-8483 or 875-1450. emtller. 17!5 water peld, 4th f!o Jololl, Golllpolio. Cell 448- RICK'S NEW AND USED 14418 after 7PM . FURNITURE . ComP'Irt our pricoe, aeve todoy. Phone ~rollor opoco on Rt. 7 naer 304-773-5430. cown. Coli 814-441-42111i li~=jjii;~~~~~~ ""' 014-367-0232 . · M , C()UNTRY MOBILE )lome 1--~-------"· Park; Route 33, ·- North 91. .. . Po ....roy. larr. lOti. C1ll Ki1auH Firewood Summer reteo-blg loodo. Moy 111. ·&14-992·747 . July 3ht. Doesn' t apply to HEAP. 1114-251-1245. For Lease - ~. , ~~[~~~~~];~ roo ... COli truck You plckup .• 16. 245-6804. WANTED OIL a GAS 1---~-----LEASES . Wont to drill now, Pool People 61M1Ciol: •lao wtnt old production. Shock liquid 12.66 gal-PH fleody cash . Write P. 0 . Box up 13.60 4 lb. 10% off ell 1833, Porkenburg. W. Yo. pump1a filters. 35%ofltell 26102. kita. bruahea. neta, VIC hoae, vac heads. therometan . Middleport 814-992-5724 or Gelllpolla 81 4 -441 · M P.rc h ~nil r st: 3061 ' Spring Special-Patriot utility building• on dltpt•y at two conVenient tocation1,· B • S PrC>duco, Yiond St. In Pt. SWAIN Ploellnt. and French City AUCTION • FURNITURE Mobile Homos In Golllpolla. 8x12 "95, olaq 10x111 82 Olive St .. Golllpollo. Now •sse. Delivered end ut' up a.pc uNd wood-coal etOve1, I on your lot. w1>od LR oulto 1399. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 1 bunk bedt *199. antron hittt aewlng m~chlne. recliner• 199, new • uted equipPed to zig zag, monobedroom euitee, rangat. gram. ovarcaat, hemming, wrlng,r walhera. • ahoet. mending, makat button New llvlngroom IUhfl hoi • R e279115 ttse-nse. lompa, oloo, no!' ,rc,~•·A,:· 3oil· .u buying coal • wood 1t0ve1. NelcQ eewing machine. Cell814-4411 -31119. Trode In occoptld. Cell collect 614-3B&-B025. 61 Household Goode '231nch Zenith color TV. toPe deck, electric typewrit••· coll11 tlblo, fioh tonk with f11h . Cell 814-448-3803; rHot Point refrigerator froat -,,.., food compartment, for m~>blle homo. Collll14-4411· 2037. 1117 '.4 ton truck, good cond .. -e1,500 firm . h - d oloc . -~ motor no. Moe. 810 roloeder t1 00-oet up .lor trep. Powell t1>bacc1> oottor 1 row tZ50. Bteor h•Mert, thow boxat. Stand· lng hoy for aale. 3 tl>bocco bolo boxM. 71 Hondo CYCC 5 opd.. body trona. good, need .arne worit on engint. Coll814-441-0188 . 1---------PHOTO SPECIAL, n1>w thru Moy 1B, colorfllm dovotoplng end printing. 20-24-38 exppoure-•1.00 off. 12, 15 expoture-60 canta off . Hockenberry Phermocy _N_ort_h_._ _ _ _ _ __ 1 Large elttetric r1nge. good cond. 8100 . Sea•oned lumber. 304·1176·1 128. I .Hill ~IIIJ]Jlll:~ <'> lrvr::,lock CROSS a SONS U.s : 36 Woot. Jocko1>n, Ohio. 814-288-8451. Muuv Ferguecn. NHI>IIend. Buoh Hog Solei a Service. Over 40 uald tractou to chooae from 6 complete line of "'w a uaed equipment. Largett oolection in S.E. Ohio. 1 0~14 tent 11Md twice, aold now t239. Now •1111. 304-1176-8884. 1- - - -- - - - - RCA video dloc ployor,uood very little. New coat 1349. Will ooll tor •175. 304·87668B4. 1 - : - - - - - - - - - - JIVIDEN'S FARM EQUIPBedroom oulto by Boaaott. MENT quoen bed, nlghtatonda. Mey Nit on L1>ng trocicire a chest of drlwero• . d.ronor . . Vermeer bolero w-5% Int. on Elicellent coildltlon, 304- flnonclngl And ·H'i us foro '875-5283. · .complete !lno of forming 1~n;;;-;-~ri;~t;'};; acceaaoriel • HrVIce. 1White freaze'r USED·AII uHd equipment Hotpoint. no frost, 20.7 cu dlecountad. 2-MF 110'a, It, Kolvlnot~>r oloctrlc ronr. 2-MF SO's, MF 1fl. 2000 30 lnchoo. olivo. 304-87 • Ford, 3800 Ford. 448 Long. 88UI befor• 3;00. 121111 Ollvar. Jubiiol FC>{d. 2-Yormoer tound blloro, 3. RCA, -lic;Fi :HI Fi, lnlrerld. Ntf hllybl-. 3-NH rek11, ·ramote Cl>ntrol • .front' toed-·. buahori. mowing moChlno; ing, 2 w - pr1>grommlng. · spike tooth horrow, ooltlveonly 3 ml>nthoold, muotalil, ton, plowo, toblcco oettor. call304•895·3013. Jlvldon'a Form Equipment· 1114·441-1871. Warm Mo~ning. room hHter;· like new, 140.00. 2.000 Ford clloaot tractor, 1 .400 acutal hourt, extre 304-8B2· 3326. nice, price 15,750. Coli 81 4 -441-4063. a•• 56 Building Supplies For aotoat ell times oprlnglng Hpl"""' cowo and hlifore. 304-11711-21110. 8711-30422113. save Mark and an innocent lal)lily from disaster. (Rii60 min.! (J)'FIIPP'Ir CD Fllhln' Hole (JJ • 1D Fill Guy (CCI Colt 64 'Hey • Grein 61 · Farm Equipment discovers a stowaway when -IcHor end corn. 814-992· 7825. he journeys to San Francisco to catch a bail jumper. IRI (60 min.) D (J) I1D OI>Uble Dore Bil!y and Sisko are in hot pursuit ola diamond thief. (60 min.) (J) ® s.,....nruhl !CCI 'The Wings of Mercury: The development and com· petition between the United States and the SovMh space r' dllcl!llll,!lillll 71 programs are eumined . ~60 min.) (H80l MOVIE: 'Spring llrllk' [MAX) MO.Y.IE: 'YIIflkel Autos for Sale llQodle Dendy' TOP C'AStl pold ·tor ";80 modet and Mwer ulld care. Smith Bulck-Pontleo. 1911 Eootern Avo .. QoUipolla. Coli ., 4-448-2282. 8:30 (!) 8!00 1 1177 Ford MeveriCiC 'boot ollor. Con 111A. 258-11251 : . .· · ·· ..l ft.,·II:OOPM . .· ., : 1979 Comoro Borllnotte, ell ••tr••· er;c • . cond .• whitt with rid Interior. Ceil 814441-7814. Shorp-1978 Ford LTD II, low mlleegt, •2. 700. Cell 814-448-8207' Y- ~ Jo Ia forced 10 make: a~ im· portant decilion when ahe falls in love with her photog· raphy instructor. 1111 • (60 • . mlo.t .. CARTER'S 'PLUMBING ANO HEATING MFG blaa a ski - t . 80HP Cor. Founh ond Pine Marc. loaded, exc. cond., Ohio 13,300. Coli 1114· 448- PhoneGelllpollo, 1114-446-3888 1>r 01171. 814·4411-4477 1984 Flborglln bluboll, with troller, 1011 Chrysler JIM'S PLUMBING a HEATnew cryotolgroft. loti. loll, ING. Rt. 1, Box 3511, GoiQmore. Aeklng 14000. Cell poNo. Coll514·317-0578: otter, 7prn 1114-379-21118. 1980 Chevrolet Scottldolo 4 -WO, ~ ton. AM · FM oouotto. low mileage. Coil 1114-245-5478. · . ":' ·": •. ~ ' .... ... •' Dozer Worlt land clearing: 4'~4 Inch ·chevy elumlnum londocoplng, otc. Froo oot~ wh11l1 eild tlroa. excellent motes. Coli 814-441-B03. condltlon,t400. 304-875- or 114·892-71 19 onytlme. 4153. Oooar end coo. O.A. 77 Auto Repair lng. 114-11117-11828 or 814378-6288. . 0 =· roo- a J Body Shop· for buolnou . Coli II 1 4-4480118. C r 1 An•wernere: [ (] I XI)( I XI l I] Now arrange the circled letters to form the surprise tnawer, usuogested by the above conocn. (AnswerS tomorrow) Yaslerday'a l Jumbles: DOUBT KNOWN EXCITE Answer: What lh8 bua driver sald"JACK" IN THE BOX! _ JOVIAL _... _.._. ............ . ____ __ MOnth. Fw frM ..,..., ..,... • pMtcMI to: Junibf. 14£ ..... P.O. IIoal01 , , • ...,.., N.J. DIIIM5. ~ l:an Clutl, cMI INI Electrical " Refrigeration IT GITS. A --1 79 Motor• Home• "Campara 815 General Hauling · (JJE.L.Doctori>W&Amor. Myth The works ol E.L. Uke now 32 ft. cempor, loedod, coot 113.1100. 11114 James .Bova Water Service. moke 1>1for, mull 1111. Coil Alao pools filled. Cell 111481.4 ·218-1211. 261-.1 141 or 814-448• 1171 l>r 11 4·441-7911 ' 11' Fold - n cempor, elum. top, new 011nvaeakln, K~'o Watar Service. Wallo. . . , . I , eild llfV to pul. no clltlrno, pools flHid. Phono firm. Coil 1114-317-0823 or 814-3117· 114-441-4033. 7741 night or doy. 1110 fllthwhool 32 ft. Waugh"t Water Service. c o - . ox. oond .• Call -11, clatarne, pools. Ooy 114-1101. or niGht. ReaiOftllbte filM, Coll(14· 211-1240 or814l 1171 wtw..... 21111. fully 288·11JO. ,, oefhtllrled. , air, eXG. ....... e?,IOO. Cell Helll Untii!One, eond. 114-387-11447. vol.dlrt, 'o r .... iHr end limo. E x - loll Wlfln¢111 ,..._ hcnne, Wortoo Ino. 838 E, Meln St •• AC. ..,._.,., ca. Po-I>V- 114-812-1181 . 1172; • now. 110.1100. Coli 104-171·1731 lftor Doctorow ore examined. IRI (jj) NewoWIIOh .INNNewo 11 :00. ()) (J) (!). (JJ (it. ())News (I) .., Cc>lby- Show (JJ Agn>naky lli1d Com- -· .,,._,_ eeeo AM-FM 8-treck· rocord piov* con01>le stereo, dork wood c•blnet, good cond .. •1110.00 . Call 114381-9824. v..,. UIId Furniture •• 5 pc. dlnotto. held boerdo. elect· 1-~-------.:.... ric rengo. 3 mllee ""' Ce-rdral Wlndo- qullta . Bulovltlo Rd. 0 - Bem to Collll14-318-8701 . 1---------llpm. Mon. thru Set. 814·441·0322 • Ulld Y30 Ditch Witch and uud TF1 000 Devlo GOOD UIEO APPLIANCES Tronchorl. Coil' 8 '1 4·114Wollhero. dryero, rofrlgore· 7842 or 114-184· 8001. ...... rongoe, lkelllll Ap......... u - 11r- lid. bookie llono c - ' Motel. 814-441-7388. ll•••tow. (jj) lntomotlaNII Edition . • Bonny Hill Show IH801 MOYIE: 'Ice"""'' ·11 :30. ()) (!) Tonight Show Tonight's guelt io Robert Klein. (80 min.) - ' ' (I) Boot 1>1 Qn>ucho (1)....,_.. ' (JJ WKIIP In Clnclnnltl • (JJ Mogrrum. P .l. Jl,t (JJ za·. . 8~. True• c:-,.., _. . . " " -= '10 AIIC flog. Pekl ...... pup. piN, ll.r, now. Cal 1142111-1:1111. Collll-. 21 fl. oom- TIIIITATE UPHOLITERV SHOP 1113 loe. A.... Golipollo. 814·44f·71U orl14-4411- ....,_,, '-1:-8-:1-:3::,- : - - - : - - - - 04 871 71. R • M Furniture Monuloclllrifll. It, Rt. . 7. Crown 11'71 lr.t~olt ""~~~~*· 22 Oh. . Coli 114-211' ft. U.IOO.OO• ...,. oiMn, 14 0, Clllll Eve. 114-441· porf•t oontl, 104-871- 14 J 8. 0 I d a now 22:11. Uplloatered. I . c:4. I Ill ABC N,_ Nlglttllne • Twilloht z- PEANUTS Upholltery to~ ft .. e?IO. Coil l'ft..t'J:b. 87 Lltonltlht ~ ®TIXI a TillS IS MV REPORT ON VE5 IERAI!r"S FI!LD TRIP bMICII THE" TOOl( US ON IIIEGAIISE IT~ EDUCA'IlONAL [ NMIC LEARNED SO MUCII IN ALL ' Nt/ LIFE~ 11 :411 IMAXl MOYIE: 'Naughty Wlvll' 12:00 (I) llumt. Allen ()) lpor1a Foc:ue· Jullue Irving (JJ lonny Hill 6how . lJI MOYIE: 'What' 1 Up ''tlOCr" 12:30 I The right sluff NORTH +AQ U •· IS-IS .7 5 31 • A96 +ss By Jam .. Jacoby EAST WEST Even though South has 15 high-ca~d +975 • K to a points, they are of the worst quality •ro4 - too many queens and jacks, and .KJI08 52 not an ace in sight. Nevertheless, +to 9 a 7 42 +A3 when· North invited game by jumping SOUTH to three hearts, South accepted . +J62 West led the club ace and exited .KQJ96 with a club to South's hand. Declarer • Q3 then played the heart jack. East won +KQJ the ace and returned a club. West . Vulnerable: Both trumped with the 10 and declarer had Dealer: North to shuck from dummy. He didn't want EDt to Jet go a spade (the fourth spade Pass , might be a way of disposing of a diaPa!lll 21 mond !oiler). and he didn't like throw p..,. Pass Pass . ing a diamond (the third diamond in dummy might be an annoying threat oPening lead: +A to West later) . . He decided to do neither. He underruffed in dummy . Defender West now had to l.ead something. A spade away from the .. ·king would give .declarer the c,o ntraet . immediately. He tried the king Ql dia. monds inatead. Declarer won the ..:~ . · by dec~rer , West bad w eithet played heart to his band, and took UJIIIIard the spade king or throw his the spade finesse. Now he returned to laat high diamond, making dummy's his hand with a diamond to the queen , remaining nine a winner. None of this, and the parade ol th~ .. remaining would have been possible if d!llllmy trumps began. 0~ the list. tru_mp ll!d _ had n:ot un~erruff~. on t~ethjn! club. .AI .74 ..... ·L --------.-----' a '. ' ._ ~- . IHeol America Under· cover: Acto 1>1 VIolence Some of the most extreme acts of violence in America 's history are explored . IMAXl MOYIE: 'Hardly Working' 10:30'(1) Travollor' e World ([) NBA Conference Flnol; T..n1 To 8o Announced , BARNEY James Jacoby (j) Dynooty !CCI eSoop 84 MIGHT BUMPY · ALONG HERE, TATER 11 00 lb Boll. tlr11dy butc h -••.90 lb .. pius butchering blll, wiUing to ooll 'h'a. Colll14-246-5223. a Amanda and Prince Michael hold all the cards as to tho fates of the familtes. (60 min.) 0 (JJ I1D MOYIE: 'Biodo 1>1 'Hong_Kong' (CCI · (JJ (jj) Horrnen Melville. Oomnld In Peradlae ICCI The lifo and timaa . of the great American novelist , Herman Melville. ora ••e!<>rad. 190 min.! 9 :30 C!J Action Sporte 1>1 tho 80'1 Off-Road Racing Frontier 500 from Las'Yegos to Reno. NV . 10:00 8 Ill (!) AI!'Time Gnoattat Cenooretl BlooP· ore Host Dick Clork is joined by Tim Conwoy, Dick Martin and Bob Keeahlln. IRI (60 min) CD Auto RIICing 'S6: USAC Hulman Claoelc from Tlffl Houtt, IN. Cll • Ill Arthur Hilley'• Hotel iCC) A man rioko tho future of his camer when he falls in love whh tho wrong women . (60 min.l Excavating Cobin Cruillr, Crise Croft, 83 38' twin -lno, 1te7, W-40' troller. •s.eoo. Coli 304-871-1731 oftor IIPM. Oood-1 Excavating, beaamenta, fOoters. drivewaya, 11ptic tanka, landecaping. ,., Coli onytlme 1114-44876 41137, JomoaL. Dovlaon, Jr. owner. 81 • (J).Five Wh,o Oentd · . . (!) · Solen'• 8oh · Water Joumli 1979 Chevrolet truck, otor pkg .. loodod. 14,600. Cell 814-317-72118. TV - Flohint :1J ctJ·, _"' ut.IC~ (JJ Stotion Wegon Grevl!lv mower -lk behind, 1978 ooll proplilld. olec form ••oo. Cell 114-441-2303. Building Moterlola troctor. Coli eltor 5, 814- B1 Horlzon4dr .. 4 t,OOOml. Tho following described wHI be ollorld lor Biock, brick, sewer pipoa, , _ 3_ e_a_-8_7~1_1_.- - - - - BO .C!>lt 2 dr .. 47,000 mlleo. Item public Stile to tho highest window•. tlntata. etc . , blddor on tho 24th doy of ClaudaWinters, Rio Grande. 9N Ford trtctor, new tune- Call 814-379·27211. up, now P'llnt, 2 bottom 1949 Plymouth Crenbiook Moy, 19811 11 ' 00 A.M. D. Celll14-245-11121. plo-. 8ft. disc, cultivators, 1877 Chevrolet Truck &or. Built on your lot now! Big 4 boom pole, ell 11,995. Cell :,:· ~;:.nc,,:"' d :.':""e: No. CCU147FII121108. Sole 41 Will bl hold ot Tho COI'IJIMrcar garage-ahop. *6,996 & 814·288-81i22. ciel • 8ovlngo Bonk, Silver up. Cell 1 -81 4-888.7311 . . 1-:-N:-t_w_l_d_t_l- - -:-A_Il)_O_n_u_r• 1 711 liter I. 12 1874 Oldamoblle Poyolo Brldgo Plou, Oolllpolla, Block, brick, morter end oprlldor t3B&. 5 ft. hordy Ohio. TERMS: Cellh. Soller metonry auppllet. Mounbin buahog 1275 ... 4 h . Brillion new tlr••· ,..., ell[hautt. ,...,.1 the rtght to bid and Looko a runo good, U80. lh ~ ~ _._ Stoll Block, Rt. 33, Now · cuitlpockor 195. Cell 1114- Call 814-381-8508, , • ..g ... tor....,.,""' and oil 2811-11122. bldt. Hoven. w. Yo. 304-8822222. Big hllvv duty 8 ton Ul>itld · Cedllloo 1881. Fl11twood 1984 Ford pickup truck. F1rm wagon. runnlng _gear1, lroughom, lt do1>r, dltool, F1110XLT.Power et11rlng. Low grade lumber 600 -35 MPG, like now. powar brokll, powar door boerd tt. •110. Millwood, 1379.911 . Cell 114-288- 30 S8,1100. Coli 304-1711- locka end wl"""- AM· Inc .• interaectlon, U.S . 33- 81122. 1731 liter II PM . FM·co-. olldlng reer W.Yo. 2. 304-273-2522 , _-d-o-or-YW-.wlndo,w. orulu, iln -lng open 7 1.m. - I p.m. United landtca_pe box. -1-8-88--'-2 1 •2811, I lt. Buahog &rend Soturdoy, 8 o.m. - 3 p.m. Boden YW. 814-882 -7125. pluo moro. _l14-8811wh11l disc, with cylinders thoua tt911. Cell 114-2811880 Ford Thunderbird. 2- , 1979 Dodge 060 Spbrt. 5 81122. 66 Pets for Sale tone, AM-FM otoroo, eir. d 1 1 liter 11:30 opet • ow ml oa, new 19112 BN F1>rd troctor pii>W, 1114-949-21112 m. ,rubber. CJoon, Col .,.. diiC, cultjv1tore, ' pot1toe P 182-3718. HILLCREST KENNELS plow, grader blade, bruth Boordlng oil braids. Hooted h~>g. , Coil 1114-441-43711 indoor-outdoor fecltltiet. el1or4. AKC Ooblrmon puppies: Stud Service, Coli 114-441- 4 HPRototlllor lorNio. Uald 7785. very Nttlt. Cell 114-9823820. Brlerpetch Kemolo Profeolionol All·brlld grl>omlng,_ Polo luldlngo Conotructod lndoor-ould- -rdlngfo· for commercial, Qllragea, cllltlea. Englillh Cocker Spo· farm, ltor"· etC. Any ai11, nlol puppies. Cell 114·3BI· fr11 ootlmetoo. Cell 3049780. 11711-38B1 , ·;.;3 E~rtelnment (j) ·Tonloht [HBOi Yidoc Jukebox 8:00 1J ()) (!) Hlghwoy f<l Hooven (CCI Jonathan summons up al' his strength and powers in an effort to 1---------- County Appllonco, Inc, Good .uMCI .1 ......111 1nd TVent. 0-IAMtoiPM. Mon thtu let. 114-448· 11181. 827 :tril. Aw. 011111pollo, OH. 1 THAT P'ENTHOU~. a ()) e e ()) APARTMENTS, m1>bllo homaa. houMa. Pt. Pleaant end Gallipolis. 814· 4488221 . •n.. WHAT THI!III'E WAe PL-EtrrY 01" AT ·~VIS~AHj e 2 bedroom furnished opt. In Middleport. All utllitloo pold. Coli 814-992-5084 after 6:00pm , weokdoya. ••a. . 1,,. .., . •' J KI Report (jj) Body ·Electric One Dtr It a Time One or two bldroom IP'Irtmenta In Pomeroy. Fur, niahed or unfurnlahed·. Rent negotiable. Coli 1114·9926723 or 814·992·6133. LAYNE'S F,URNITURE Sof11 and c:helrt oriced from e285. to •a85. tobiol. no end up to •1211. 'Hido-•· bedl.t390 . end · up t<> •11110.. ooto - · •1411. Recliners, 12211. to 1371 .. Lampl from ua. tl> e128. pc. dlnotto1fr1>m "os ..~to 435 . 7 pc. 1189 end up. Wood toble with lix choirs 1285 to •7411 . Ooek 1110 up II> 1221. Hutchle, 11150. Bunk ··comDiell with mattre..... 1275. and up to 1395. Beby - · · 1110. Mattre.... or boa aprlngt, firm. 181. lull or twin, end 178. Quoenllll. 12211. 4 dr. chooto. •49. 5 dr. cheoto, 158. Bod fremoa, 120.ond 10 gun - Gun Clbinetl, 1380. a ••. or - r i c rongoe 1371. liby mettre-. 125 • 1311. bid tromoa 120, 125. , • ISO, klnglromo 180. Good~­ tion of bedroom euttea. rockert, ~ metal cablnett. hold-rdo U8 • up to . .1 . ~(ij~'Be! No(1) Rllltman CD Mezdo Sportolook (J) Clomor Pyle (JJ (j) ABC N,_ !CCI 8 (JJ I1D CBS N,_ (JJ Nlgl>tly Buolne•• a "It keeps talking to me in Japanese ... !" () legend~: IMAXl Serlin 8:30 rJ r Dllfront luokH Ev- on Haii\'WDod OuiWI'ICIIto (JJ (!) 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AXYDLBAAXR Ia LONGFELLOW One letter stands for another. In this sample A is used tor the three L'a, X for the two O's, etc. Sill81e leuera, apostrophea, the length and fonnation rl the words are aU hinta. Each day the code lett.en are different. ., CRYPTOQUO'J'E HVY KZT AKPXH KX VQRP HVY QA HVY PRBBYP QA LQP~ '' HVY BME . VYZPE D. SYYJVYP YMterclaJ'e Cl'J'Oqeote: MAKE MONEY YOUR GOD AND IT WilL PLAGUE YOU UK!; THE DEVIL - HENRY FIEU>ING . ---·'. �Wedneldey, May 15, 1986 Ohio ,UMW elects two new district presidents _. ByUnlteil~l.-,omeHoul Two new dlatt1ct presidents of the United Mine Workers union, swept Into of11ce by West. VIrginia coal mlilen, have lnhertted deep Dnan• ·del problems end a dHflcult strike against Independent operators. Miners In the Charleston·based District 17, biggest In the UMW, gave the nod Tuesday to Bob Phalen over Danny R. Wells, whlle Dtstt1ct 31, headquartered In Fairmont, witnessed the ouster of CatTOll ·Rogers at the hands otcballenger Eugene Claypoole. With &'I percent of the . 98' locals counted, Phalen, a resident of Browning was the apparent .victor Glaseow, polled 3,2M votes to 1,337 over Manuel Ojeda of Yolyn In Logan County. Browning replaces for Wells. In District 31, where all but two of Howard Green, who left the vice the 55 locals. had reported In, president's omce to run unopposed ClaypoOle of Granvtlle conunanded tor International Executive Board representative. a winning margin of 3,346-1,985. For auditor, Romey Nelson Not only did he lose all four subdistricts, but Rogers was a loser defeated three chellengers - Cha· In his ownLocal9909, by201·185. Vice rles Baisden, Joe Pratt and Bobby President Jerry MWer end Stephen ZEek - for the seat vacated by . Webber, a member of the policy· Wells. Incumbent Secretary· _making International Executive TreasurerMaynardDan!eltacedno opposition In his bid for te-electlon. Board, ran unopposed. . As it neared the homestretch, the In the race tor District 17 vice president, WhltesvWeresldentMille campalgt) - tame by union --- ;:: ~· ·;:.: Rio ~- . Grande : . :. • SUN AND SAND TANNING SALON FOR 10 VISITS OPEN 7:30 A.M. TO II :00 P.M. Sun and ·Sand Tannina Sqlon . LOCA'fiD AT THE HEAD QUARTERS IIA'IIi'Y SHOP FOREST RUN ROAD . you want today. Without getting a you'll regret tomorrow. City Loan. We have as many fmancial sol\ltions as there are fmancial needs. ... . -~ "" -:~_ •· ··.-. .,. ... ' : ·•. ' · AV.WU & TAUPt HARTLEY' SHOES 210 EASt IUIN 992-5272 ~ •. ~ 26 Cents ,v ·~ .. . ~' ·, ~pplylng dust control to all couniY road$ Roberts reported. The county 1$ now applying dust control In Letart, Sutton and Salem Townships and will be working soon In Olive, Chester, Lebanon and Scipio Townships. Roberts pointed 'out that the county ·at all times accepts requests for dust control from township trustees. The township pays fort he dust control which Is applied by county trucks. · Commissioners received a thank you from the Racine Volunteer Fire Department for their help in securing a community development block grant which was used for the purchase of a new rescue vehiclt> for the department, · The comiJllssloners have also received a thank you note from the Meigs County Fair Board In appreciation of their suppoM In upgrading pro!J('rty bf>hind the counly garage which can now be used for additional parking. The fair board also-thanked commissioners for Its county allotment of$6500forfalroperatlons and $3500 In revenue sharing funds to bf> used to upgrade the grandstand. David Kobleiltz Is 10 bf> In al! endance al a 6:30 p.m. May 23,mretlng of the Joll Training Part~rshlp Act Private Industry Council for Area 24. The meeting will bf> held at the Ohio University Inn, AI hens. . Invliatlon recelvt!d Commisslonl'I'S received an lnvitallon to attend an upcoming meeting of the Southe>ast Ohio Riv~r Tributaries Polley Advisory Committee lo bf> held 7 · p.m. May 22 at theBuckpYe Hills Career Center in Rio Grand .. Camille Stearns, general counsel for the Ohio Depa ment of Natural Resource's Division ol 011 and Gas. •Ill be on hand to address the group on HouseBlll 501. AI d' ussed briE'fiy was a solid waste disposal quest alre about the county landfill which is to be completed .and returned to the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency. Commissioners estimate· that three-quarter acre of the landfill has been used Iodate, leaving approxlmatly 3 acres and a life expectency of about 6~ years for the county facility. eight.. He proclaimed Sunday a day · back·to-nalure group was stockpil· PHILADELPHIA (UP!~ Mayor Wilson Goode, standing firm of prayer for the dead and 250 lng weapons and explosiVes and planned to blow up the block to grab against growing public outcry over h6meless. "We want to pray for those who "International headlines." the pollee bombing of a suspected lost their lives; We want to pray for Goode and other officials said the terrorist stronghold, promised a full those' who are homeless. the entire fire that erupted after the bomt)ing review of the attack that killed at neighbOrhoOd apd the_ e ntlre city." was ·unexpected and Ukely started least 11 people and· destroyed a WorKers Wednesday dug the b)i thecilltlsts inside .. · . neighborhoOd .. · _ .. · bodies of two chlld.ten· and three "Dropping th!' bomb was theilrst Goodi> .rejected suggestions wiodadults from · the rubble of · the.mistake and 'ft was followed by the · ~ay that City Managing Director antl-i!iilabllslvnent · cult's ·~· catastrophe of letting it burn," state ' '1:.00 !!'roo~ ~lg)l for his role In tfle '' out headquarters. ~it. Vincent fumo saidconfrontation that led to two fierce The bodies oC Jo~r adults and two Sut Goode and Pollee Comm!s, . gunbattles and an aerial bombing Moflllay or a .ll911se occupl_~ liy the _ c)ll.!CI~r\· were found -Tuesday .• : . , sloner G~re Sainb!>l' ·stood b¥ .• ,:I'he ..1)\ayor saiO uf{lcllils . well ,their decJsl~~- Sayln g tfi!'ootn~was ·· · group called'MOVE. · · aware or chlldren hi the house but · · Intended to destroy. a sl'eellllld Wood "What happened was an ace!· did not consider them hostages battlemenl atop the house and blow dent," GOOde said. "There was no a hole In theroo! so police could hurt because their parents were there. ClarenceMosley,an a'!Sistant clty tear gas and water Inside to chase plan that called for any destruction of that house by fire, by bomb or · managing director, said the gender out the occupants. of only one victim, an adult male, "Thatwasalwaysthpptanandthe anything else. "All steps taken.on Mondlly were had been established. None had plan did no1 change," Goode said. been Identified. The Philadelphia chapter of the ·steps designed to preserve life." bouse 011 Osa1e ·Street In Philadelphia Wednes· MORE BODIES FOUND - A Philadelphia "I am fuUy and totallY responsl, AlsO. found Wednesday wrrc two Fraternal Order of Pollee issued a day. Alleaslll bodies have been found durlnsthe medical examiner watches as technicians carry· ble," the mayor said. "Everything .shotguns. a rifle, unspent ammuni- statemenl supporting the decision. two·day search of the rubble from the des!royed out anotherbody f~und In the ruins~~ the MOVE that was done was done with my tlon and what appe'!red to be Sambor repeated the city's con· homes. (UPI) knowledge::· · unexploded bombs, Mosl£')' said. A tent Ion that MOVE members inside Goode said he wUI appoint a heavlly fortified bunker was disco- the compound may have set the blaze themselves, despite television commission within ' a week to vered In the basement . , Pol!re decided to evict MOVE film that showed names shooting up "review aU the facts surrounding aH that not all concerns had been leader Jim Wright of Texas, adding, . the decisions leading up lo and after mounting complaints by Immediately after the bOmbing. WASHINGTON iUPII-Havlng "They had stated they wcrr Including Monday'' that led to the neighbors of filthy conditions and solved. "!.don't know whether we're "the posslblilty daes exist." tesoMed to an unprecedented secrt>t bombing and ensuing ~fire that annOying noise from the house. The prepared to die." Sambor said of going to be able to find a bipartisan session, Hou!;4? Budget Committee "There'ssome hope out there that mayor said pollre had evidence the MOVE members. · 53 houses and damaged destroyed compromise," said Democratic we haven't fell bf>fore," · Rep. ml'mbers are reporting some rare bipartisan progress on a plan that Delbert Latta of Ohio, the panel's could reach the full House next week ranking Republican, said of the -setting up a right with the Senate GOP joining -In support of the over Social Security and defense. package, which was fashioned late Speakes· sa id Reagan also ·will Alter making little headway Tuesday by the committee's WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi- ·gress feared the program·s Monday earlier In the day, the commlilec Democrats. dent Reagan has decided to put of! release would lnteJ1erewithdellber- make several other sp<-toches lu A ChesterhiU man Is In fair voted Wednesday afternoon to ban Budget Committee Chairman . the unveUing of his long-touted tax ations on the fiscal !986 budget. so lobby for his tax reform package, at condition In Grant Hospital, Colum· Wllllam Gray, D-Pa .. agreed that reform plan until after Memorial the press an<t the public from Its Reagan agreed to hold on to the least one of them outside bus, following treatment ollnjurii.'S progress had been made and said Day because congresslonafleaders discussions of a Democratic budget package untll May 28 and will make Washin gton. received In a one-car accident In the panel would go Into a closed said (hey needed more time to work the televised address then. The plan Is expected lohavc th t'<'C . lhat sponsors said would cut $56.2 bllllon from the more than $200 ' Meigs County early Wednesday : session when it resumed its work . on the budget. Speakes said Senate COP leader rate levels for Individu al taxpayers Dana Clark, .14, was translerred to today. billion defi~lt. .• . But at least one key House Robert Dole a nd House GOP leader - 1:, !J('rtcnt. 25 J)('rcent and 3-1 Grant by Llfen!ght from Veterans Emerglni(from th!"closedsesslon Aides said a House Budget member says that delay could take Bob Michel requested that the percent. At the same lime. corporationsat about ll ·p.m .. members said no · Memorial Hospital, according to a Committee session had never the steam out of Reagan's push to speech be put oft and the Reagan Vetetans spokesperson. · final voles had been taken, but there many o!whlch I"Sea!J(' paying taxrs before been closed while a blll was restructure the nation's tax code. agreed after the White House got the The slate highway patrol said being written. altogether - would pay more' in had been pr~s made towai'd views of Rep. Daniel Rostenowski. Today, Reagan w111 set aside work Clark was westbound on Ohio 124 at taxesonlhcwhotc. with a minimum Ret! lng agreement frotnb)t hDemo· Gray Wednesday added that he D-111., chairman of the House Ways on the plan to meet with President the Intersection with Salem Town· tax on l'ach corporation of !J('rhaps crats and Rt>publlcans. hoped the 30·membf>r committee and Means Committee. a"nd Sen. ship Road :J2Jat 12:00 a.m. when·he could finish Its work today- a move Jose Napoleon Duarte of El Salva- Robert Packwood, R·Ore., chair· l$ percent. However. lawmakers cautioned · ret~ortedly lost control during a Officials said Reagan nas d('('lded which may allow the full House to dor. He also will be briefed by man of the Senate Finance heavy rain, went off the left side of act· on the plan next week before Secretary of St~te George Shultz on Committee. to ratse lhc personal cxemplion his meetings Tuesday and Wedni.'S - · Later, Rost,enkowskl said he was ·from $1.040 to $L500 and then to )he road and Into a ditch, causing Congress begins a Memorial Day day In Vienna with Soviet Foreign concerned about Reagan pushing $2,000 over a three·yt:>ar period . moderate damage to his vehicle. recess. Minister Aridrel Gromyko. Clark was t\lken to Veterans by Because of the time needed to back the release date on the plan. Deputy press secretary Larry the Meigs EMS. the patrol said. The original Treasury [)(,pal1 · bJ1ng a bill to the floor, any delay "Dt>lay saps the cause of tax Speakes said the president madeo,lhe reform and raises doubts about the · ment proposal. drafted by Regan Bctty.Hunt , 16, LongBottom, was beyond today could mean the budget nnal decisions on the tax reform president's nerve," he·sald. treated and released trorp Veterans .will not reach the House until when he was trl'aSury S('Cretary, package Wednesday. Reagan· hi!d for Injuries received In a one-vehicle lawmakers return to Wa.$hlngton in Reagan made most of the !Ina! would have ln crcaS<:'Cl the personal planned lo make It ,public Monday decisions on streamlining the tax exemption to $2 ,(XX) lmmcdialcly. accident on 124 Wednesday. June. and campaign for the plan in a code in meeting$ Wednesday with But changes the p1·esident approved The ' patrol said Hunt was westnationally televised speech that his top tax advisers. ctrlef of staff to benl'!lt buslnt'Ss would require bound at 1:30 p.m ., reportedly lost control on a curve, struck an night. Donald Regan and Treasury Secre- other changes to offset losses ft um But R(l!)llbllcan leaders In Con- tary James Baker. embankment and'overturned, caus· the Increased l'xcmptlon. lng severe damage toner vehicle. She was taken to Veterans by the · Mlddlepori Eml'Qieftcy Squad. The patrol cited Ella Cleland. 26, A graduate ofR!oGrandeCollege, and computt>r science. Science teacher Bill Bahr, a · ftllctne, for · hltsklp following a Bahr and his wife Kay, a natlv<•of member of the Southwestern High Bahr wlll receive his master's one-vehicle accident onl24 Wednesdegree from the University or South Webster, are the parents of School · faculty, Is a reolplent of clay Juat outside Syr~W~JS~!. Dayton In July. He has also attended two daughters. Cara, 7,andBrandy, Battelle Memorial Institute's · Cleland l'l'portedly was east· 4. Marshall University and Ohio State Award for outstan<l· Battetle-Acker · bound atle.m. wheilshewentoffthe UIGE'I TALK - ..... DID University. The Acker award Is namE;'(! (or the lng teacher. right aide of the road and sidesWiped ao.tenkoWIId, Doll., lllllllrnuln He has been oh Southwestern's late Jerry Acker, professor of Bahr, Rt. 2, Sidwell, a Meigs two utjllty pole~~. Her vehicle then e1 the Houle WeJB and Means staff for several years and was biology at Bowling Green State County native, was one· of 13 crossed the road, broke olf a power Commlltee, Iaika with reporten previously a teacheratKygerCreek University wno was director of the honorees tlu:oughout Ohio selected pole, went through a fence, came rJI •1nJ e met1111111 with Prell· High School and In the Gallipolis Ohio Junior Academy and a past by Battelle for the award and back onto the road and coritlnued dell* . . . . . 'l'1aclq. RoltenCity ~hool system. lt!s specialties president of the Ohio Academy of became ellglble to submit a prop. down the h!Jhway. .. lrMnld and tither CeqreMionel at SoU\hwestern Include physical Science. ossl for a $2,:100 award for Her vehlde was BeVerety dam· lmd nmetwlllllhejil ;IJentlo science, chemistry, biology, physics profeulonel development. aged, the patrol said. IIILLIWIR - - the budptl. (UPI). POMIIOY . , 2 Sections. 20 Pagel A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Terrorist stronghold yields addifonal bodies IN 11111SII TAll OPEN 8 DAYS A WEEK. AND EVENING HOURS CALL FOR APII01NTM · OR "WALK IN . ' . Creek site could be easUy monitored. Jones said the resolution deals only with the use of salt brine on private property.by the landoW!Ier. All three commissioners agreed they would move for Immediate suspension of Leading Creek's permit to use brine for dust control U the tenns of the permit are violated. · ·Road progtam presented As required by law, County Engineer Phil Roberts presented the commissioners with copies of his road program for Meigs County_for 1985.11\e program Is to be reviewed by commissioners and dlscusssed at next week's meeting. On' the program for paving Is 2.7 miles of County Road 1e (Kingsbury Road~ . County Road 1B will be comple!ely paved when this section Is completed . One mile on County Road' 1 (Painter Ridge) Is also scheduled to be pav.ed. · Roberts expects paving to begin In August with roads to be done within a few days of each other. The county highway department has finished By NANCY YOACHAM Sentinel Staff Wriler Salt brtnewlil be used lordust.control on the two-acre equipment yard of the Leading Creek Corporation IQCated on Leading Creek Road In Rutland Township, according to a resolution approved by the Meigs County Commissioners Wednrs<Jay. A public meeting was held last Wednesday morning to discuss granting permission for Chuck Leach to use brine for dust control purposes at the Leading Creek site. At that time, commissioners said they would make a decision on the req\I('St within 10 days. "AU Leach Is asking Is Jhat I permit him to comply with the law and l don'l feet I can say no ," said Commission President David Koblentzat yesterday's i'egular !lleeting. Commissioner MannlngHoush·sald he agreed with Koblentz 100 percent . · Commissioner · Rich Jones noted that after reviewing -the Leading Creek site and carefully reading House Bi11501, he felt that Leach's request was \Vlthln the scope of the law and he also would vote to approve the request. Jones also added that the Leading GallopoUa: 358 Second Ave., 446-1973. Pomeroy: 125 E. Main St., 992·2171. 992-6311 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio. Thursday, May 16, 1985 ,' Salt hri.ne usage approved for equipment yard ' Brlfi:Iiillif AT THE • I ary "'""'e nt1ne • Vol-311. No .23 Copyrlghtod 1986 · From their hand-sewn up.,ers to ' their long-wearing soles, Soft Spots' are built to be as durable as they are comfortable. And because Soft Spots keep coming back for more, so will you. Pair after pair. . Quality is the money you need. With payments you can afford. No matter what you need the MONTHLY money for. .woUNT TERM PAYMENT We'll $2,500 36 month s 95.).4• even take U,OOO 48 month $ 94.35' your appli• $4,000 48 month sm.ao• cation over . S5,000 48 month 5151.88.. the phone. Otbcr amounu ond ocmio olio Mloblc. And, USUally, give you an answer in just 24 hours. So call City Loan about a persqnal loan .y.ou can live with. And the ~':!munlty Col loge • ·e ----------------- At City Loan, we make it easy to get Collooo -· -o r *amon SPECIAL WEEK- Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyler, seated, Mollday afternoon signed a proclamation In recopltlon of Na· lionel Nunleg Home Week, Mayl2·May 18 as Peter Crane, admln· ·lllrator of the Pomeroy Health Care Center, and Mary Coates, ac· tlvltles director of the locAl center, look on. Special activities · with lhe p11bUc lnvlt~d - are belnJ held ell week at the Pomeroy Health Cere Celder. CALl 992~6311 FOI APPOINTMENT • Phaien, standards- illW a dlstt1c! board member, and Wells, the dlatrlctaudttor,accustngeachother of unfair tactlcl. Each sstd hla Opponent overstated hla experience tn union omce. , . -. . .B ipartisan progress noted on budget Reg. $14.95 Reg . $3.49 American . F~ag Kit Charcoal (249·2~7/ 092· 71160) Brazier 18" KELLER ' Garden Hose Lawn Chair Aluminum multi-colored folding chair. For use , on the beach, l)ackyard barbeques, sporting etc. Aluminum frame. (249·441 /F12· J11 4·ft. . iaTAUCTO) Motorist fair after accident • Consists of; 3' K 5' all weather cotton flag, heavy duty bracket, 6', 3/," dia. two piece chrome pole. 12' of cord, golden eagle finial. (660-506/M25- Fast & easy li~hting charcoal briquets. Take along on camp1ng trips and picnics. 10-lb. bag. Reg. $14.39 GOII \ 5·ft. Reg. $17.95 Cooler· · Hotda a slx-paclt. Refreeze bottle under the lid stayscoldallday. Sturdy double wall insulation. 1437-517/094-18054) Chrome plated cooking grid. 4 position positive grip adjuSiment Removable triPOd tubular legl. Tangerine. (248-385/092-32~1) EBERSBACH H~DWARE Pomeroy, OH. 992·28-11 PICKENS HARDWARE CO. Mason, W.VA 773·5583 HARDWARE Reg. $17.05 REED'S COUNTRY STORE ,, 4th & Main St. Reedsville, OH 378·6125 RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY Chester,OH (614) 985-3308 Meigs· native earns ·Battelle Award STAR SUPPLY CO. 322 Third Street Racine, OH Still doing Reagan's tax refonn push delayed the old fashioned wsy, .. '• I r 'I' , � 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 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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