https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/11f1717a3c27a51294cb51f469bfc194.pdf 85bfdcfb914c77d369b780eb9a09d1b1 PDF Text Text • ' 44 Apartment for Rent Fur n iahe d LAFF·A·DAY 1 p 1 r 1m e n t . ABDick 418 m omogroph In working cond. o125. Memogroph cobinot, 176. Call 304-882-29116. Furnithed efficiency $1 26 ut ilities paid, 919 2 nd ., Gellipoll•, 'i lngle male preforrod . Coli 446-4416 alter BPM . .6 6 Building Supplies Furniohed 1111. 1 bdr. $245. utiHieo poid. 607 2nd .. Golllpolia. odulto . Ca li 4484416 ohet 8PM . apt. Building Materials Block, -brick, oewor pipes, w i ndow a, lin t els, et c . Claude Winter~, Rio Grande, 0 . Coll814 -246-6i 2 1 . remodeled, private entrance. 2 bed· rooma, cantral air. 8226 mo.. references, 821 % Built on your lot now I Big 4 ca r goroge-ahop . 16.995 & up. Call 1-614-888-7311 . Second AVe. all 614· 446· 21 58. 2 bedroom apt. remodeled, central air. 8275 mo., references, 821 Second AVe. all 6"· 446-2t58. Unfurnished oport menll 941 Seco nd Av• , Gallipolis, 1 a. 2 bdr • 2211 mo. utili11• • pd. Coil 448-4418 eltor 8pm. Unfurnished 2 bdr in Crown City, Ohio . Cell 614-2586620. Furnllhed apt. 3 room prt- vate bath. reference• requirtd. B46 2nd. Ave .. Galllpolio. Coli 614-446- 2215. 2 bdr. apta. $149 mo., newly decorated. kit chen furnished . Call 304-676- 5104. Modern 1 bdr apt down- ) "He'd never believe the stork story! Kids today are more SOphistiCated... tell him a ROBOT brought_him!" ~~~:::~:::~::::::::-r:;-:;::::~:::::::::~::::::1 I~ Space .for Rent 1----- - - - -:.. . Trailer spaces, one a mall child accepted . No pats. 304-676- 1076. K&.K has a total electric apots available. one in Ohio Park and one in WV park. Coli 304-675-3000 for inf. town location, CA. carpet. compfetelcitchen . Call 614446-43B3 doyo or 614-446. 0139ev•. Garage storage ap.ace near downtown P~int Pleasant. 304-895-3460. : Furnished apt. 131 4th, 3 l!dr .. $1 915. woter poid. Coli 446-4416 after 8PM . 47 Wanted to Rent Attic apartment furnished, $150. utilitiH paid. ahara both, mole preferrBd. 919 : 2nd . Ave.. Gallipolis. Coli . 446-4416 alter SPM . 3 bdr newly remodeled duple•. 646 Second Ave . Utility room. kitchen. dinin· groom. Cell614-446-8293 . 513 3rd AVe. 1 bdr private · tHith. S 1 36 mo.. in'cludes . water, deposit required. Cell - 614-448-4222, between 9 ·a. 5 . Completely furnished 2 room apt. $160 . All utilities paid. 1 perton. Lady preferred . Call 446-1 41 4 . . Riverside Apts. Middleport. Special rates for Senior · Citizent. •130. Equal Housing Opportunities . 614992-7721 . . Newly remodeled. 4 rooms .a~d both opt. Corpetad, · kitchen furni1hed . On ·East Main · St. in Pomeroy. Call 814-992.731<1. One or ·two bedroOm apanmenta in Pomeroy. Furnished or unfurnished . Rent negotiable. Call 814-9928723. Unfurniahed apartment for rent. 2 bedrooms in Athen1, Ohio . Must meet HUD guidelines. For elderly. han· dicopped or dloobled. Utili· tiea included. Contact 814· 593-5464. EHO. 63 Antiques Merchan!l;sc 51 Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITUIIE 62 Olive St .• Gallipolis. New & used wood-coal atoves. 8 pc wood LA suite S399. bunk beds 8199, antron recliners *99. new &. used bedroom suites. rangaa; wringer waahars, 6 ahoes. New livingroom suites 1199- U99. lompo, oloo buying coal 1: wood atoves. Call614-448-3159. LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofas and chairs priced from t2B6. to t895. Tableo, 160 and up to •126. Hide-a· beda . $390 and up to 1550.. '!Of• bode 11~6. Recliners, .S225. · to $376., lamp1 ·from 128. to $12&: pc. dinett.ttt from $109., tO 435. 7 pc. I 189 ond Wood tal:ite with ~•ix 8286 to 1745. Deok t1 1,0 up to 8226. Hutchea. $560. Bunk bed complete with mattre11ea, $275. and up to $395. Baby bedo, 8110. Manresses or box apringt. full or twin, $68., firm. t68. and $78. Queen Mts ~ $226 . 4 dr. chollo. 149. 6 dr. cheate. t69. Bed framea , $20.and S26., 10gun - Gun cabinetl. $360. Gas or electric range• *376. Baby mattro11oo. 126 & 1315, bod framoo 120. 826, & 130, king frame t60 Good selection of bedroom aui1es, rockers. m.etal cabinets. headboards ·S38 & up to 1811. Builder ' 1 Surplus-Salva ge Clooeouto. (1 1 Emboooed wood grein aluminum aiding. foam backed, twin 4' ' or 8" poltern. 839.95 sq . (2) Twin rib white metal rotting or •ldlng 3B" wid• B' thru 16' lengtha, 141 .95 aq. (31 Stool inouloted prohung door's elllit:ea and patterns. 176.00 & up. (41 Hollow core and 6 panel wood prhung door' s t20.00 & up. (151 4'x8'x6-32 wood paneling. t4.99 & up. Wolloton, Oh. Penn's Worehouoo 814-384-38411. LLECTORS ITEMS. Kemple Gle11 by piece. Silver Bridge Plates. 1 -:~--~----­ Kennedy Plates. w. v 1 . Block, brick, monar end Centennial Plates. Aahtraya, meaonry supplill. Mount~ln etc. Wheaton Presidential State Block. Rt. 33. New Bottieo, call 304-875-2989 Haven. W. Vo. 304-882or 676-20'39. 2222. 64 Misc. Merchandise 66 KnauH Firewood Summer retea-big loads. May htJuly 31st. Doean't apply to HEAP. 614- 266-8245 . SPECIAL cut olobo 8 PU Small house outside city loads delivered in dump limitl . Phone 304 -675 - truck t100. or 21oodo 8180. 5019 You pickup 816. Call 814245-5804. -· 2 bjldr.Oorn apartp ui nts . - New Haven , . WVa. N8wly remodeled. In town. 614· 992-74B1 . 6 4 MitiC. Merchandise Couch end choir 150.00. New Hondo II Guitar. 304676·7209. AduHo onlv. Call 6 1 4 -4469 523 or 8 14 -446-144 3 . Up111ira Wednesday, May 29, 1985 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Paae--'1 0 - The Daily Sentinel Spring Special-Patriot utility buUdings on display at two convenient locationa. B • S Produce .. Viend St. in Pt. P1eaunt, and French City Mobile Homes in Gallipolis. 9x12 1695, aloo 10x18 $996. Delivered and set up on your lot. We now build big 6 bedr. (Early American Homes) $17,900. SH thia dream home todov. Co,ll 814-6B87311 . Nice 3 pc. LA, wrought iron patio furniture. coucb. 3 swivel rockers. Call 614· 448-0897. 2 hide -o-bodo. left handed golf cluba. curtoins., Cell 814- 44~-7674 after 5PM. 30" electric harvest gold rongo, 1175. 18,000 BTU Whirlpool air conditioner, 1376. Both in e•cellent condition. 1 yr. old. selling duet~ moving call &14-2465056. ; Pets for Sale - - -- - 158 Fruit a. Vegetable• 81 Mercurn Roofing ._ Spout· roofs. 30 years experience. specialiaing in built up r~of. Coli 614-388-9857 . BAS EMENT WATERPROO FING Unconditional lifetime gue· rantee. loca' referen ces... furn ithed. FrH e stima te• . Call collect 1-1114-2370488. day or night . Rogers BaHment Waterproofing. CROSS & SONS U.S . 36 West, Jockoon, Ohio. 614-288-6451 . Maa1ay Ferguson, New Holland, Buoh Hog Soleo & Service . Over 40 uHd tractQrs to choose from • complete line of new • used equipment. largest aelection in S .E. Ohio. Big heovv dutv 6 ton united farm wagon. running gears. $379.95. Owatonna hoy binld $795 . Coli 814-2866522 . 135 Massey Ferguson trac· tor with Massey Ferguson cycle bar mower, all attached $3,495. New Holland 66 bllar 8696. 4 wheel roko 1295. Coli 614-288-6622. Briarpatch Kennell Profea· aional AU-breed grooming. Indoor-outdoor boarding facill1iea. English Cocker Spaniol puppies. Coll814-3889790. International 300 Tractor with manure loader and snow-blade. 1976 6110 Yomoho cycle. 4600 miles. New 1ireo. Coli 614-9922744. Dragonwynd Cattery Ken· nel. CFA Himalayan. Peralen and Siamese kl11eno. AKC Chow puppiea. New litter. Coli 446-3844 after 7PM . 2 Massey Ferguaon Mow1ng Machines. 1 model 32, 1 model 35. Both 7 tt . 'bora. _ c a;II;,6;1;,4-~7F;4;;2;-2;,4;;;2~1-;;.;;;;~f.;; 1 21 71 Autos for Sale 72 Truck• for Sale for oolo Ql' trade. 1 978 1979 Plymouth Voloro auto.' Chevy pick-up. Cell 304oir, radio, PS, PB, 12,199. 773-91415. John'o Auto Soleo, Bulovllle 1- - _.:_______ '711 GMC truck. reliable and Rd. Golllpolio, Oh dopondoblo, 11 ,200.00. ' 74 1983 Now Yorker Fith Avo. Fiat, exc:: running engine. Edition. Sunropf, deluxe 3D4-8B2-3242. package, power throughout, axe . cond. Coli 814-448- 1978 Chevy V. ton truck, 3939. 360 engine, runs good, good lireo, bodv fair. 1700. 3041 974 Chevv Novo bodv 937-2026. UOO. 360 Chevy engine & tr•na. P11t Africa Rd on Rt. 5154. Look for ligna. 73 Vans & 4 W . O . Baird ' s Home Improve · menta elumJnum 8t vinyl aiding, 1torm doors 8t win· dowa. roofing & overhanging. Free ootimatea. Call 814-387-0409. I- - - - - -- -- GBne'a Deep Streom Carpet Cleaning , upholtt.rey , scotchguard. deodorizer• . tree eatima1et. highly recommended. 614 - 992 5671 or 614-742-2211 . 2 Massey Fergu1on machines. 1 model 32. model 36. Both 1 ft . boro . Call 614-742- 2421 . 1- -- - - - - --lcFor aele : rotary plow and 1 rotary tiltar for Gravely trac1or. Like new condition. 814-992-7841 . ~~~~~t:~:~: Call 614- Fioh Tonk ond Pot Shop, 2413 Jackaon Avenue, Pole Buildings Cona1ructed Point Pleaunt, 304-675- for commercial. garagaa, 2083. Fiah, blrdo ond mQre. farm , ~torea: etc. Ar,Y lite! free ·' estimates. CaUl 304AKC Gorman Shepherd pup- 676-3981 . pies. shots and wormed. •tter 6 PM , no Sunday calla, li11estock 63 304-675-4663 . 68 Fruit & Vegetables Strewberriea. Pick your own. Claude Winters . Call 814-245-11121 . Strawberries-you pick or we pick. Tovlor' a Berrv Patch . 9AM -6PM. Mon.-Sat. Call 814-446- B892or 614-2466074. Stnwberriel, $1 .00 qt. picked. Kenney Baker on Waterloo road in leon. Call 304-468· 1 997. Strawberries. Roush's at Union Campground (Bock of Now Haven, WVa.) Picking ouno Moy 22nd. You pick. we pick. No Sunday Soleo. Jam borries 1.50. Coli 1304-882-2237. 9 baby Parakeet• for aale Coli 814-'.&:46-3732. AKC Reg . Golden Retriever puppioo . B wko . old . Wormed , shots. 1 female, 4 maloo. Cell 614-448-2899 ohor &PM . Strewberriea. Pick your own, eo cents quart. Scht· dule 11""'. Call Corl Gilleople, 814-446-3989. Strawberriea place ordera now. Mel Dreke. tiy Forked Run Lake entrance long Bolloni, Oh. 614 - 378 8208. . ·. Bus boot, like now, 1983: 14'h h . Hu11lor bv Skipjack, 70 HP Johnson outboard, Motor Guido 12-24 trolling motor, Aahly. drive - on froiior . Coli 114-882-3085 or 614-882-6178. 64 Hay 8t Grain Quality hay for sate Some made of clover. orchard graaa or mixed . Vou cut. rake and bole. Coli 814-742, 2160 or 614-742·2287. Ear corn for sale. 12.60 PBr buohol. Coll614-843-5216. Tronsporlal1on 71 Autos for Sala TOP CASH poid for '80 model end newer used cera. Smith Buick-Pontiac, 1911 Eootorn Avo .. Gallipollo. Call 814-448-2282. 79 Nova one owner. 8 cyl., auto, PS, new tireo. $2,495. B1 Plvmouth 4 cyl .. outo., PS, PB. air radial tires, 82.695. Coli 814- 286 · 6522. 1979 Muotong AC. PS, P8, AM-FM CA11ette, ex. cond. Call 814-448· 323 1 ofter &PM . 1978 Comoro LT. speed, runs good. Call814-742-2028 . 1 974 Cutiaoo Supreme. Rebuilt engine. rebuilt trana· miaaion. new parts. Runs good. Body rough. 1800. 61 4 -992-5B44. boat20HP. like new Coli 614- '. 83 Excavating ~-· Good-1 Excavating. base· mente, footers, driveways, canoe and aeptic tanks, landacaping. 814-949-, Call anytime 814 -446 41537. Jameal. Dav•son. Jr. owner. 1983 Pontiac T-1QOO hatchbaCk, a.ir cond. AM· FM, till whoef. 4 now tireo, 2 new back •hockl, also spare tire never uMCI. Low mi· 318 engine wl1h trana. Cell i. .go, 4 opd. olondord. 304- 614-388-81127. 8711-8833. 1- - -- - - - - Pana for 1979 Ford Bronco. 1981 Plymouth Reliant K. Set of ET olottld aluminum good ohope, bolng t,.no- w'l"lo. Bx 15 with lug null, forrld. mull nil. Coli 304- 4 hoovv dutv ohockl,' 4 773-5017 ofter 5:00PM. U-bolto, 2 coli opringo, Bronco tire cover. AH for 1978 Toyota Calico GT. 11110. Coli 814-992-8843 35.000 mileo, l5 opMd trono- oftor 11:00 pm. miaaion, wrecked. •eoo.. oo. O. B.O. 304· 676-3841 JIM 'S PLUMBING & HEATING. Rt. 1. Box 366. Gallipolis. Coli 814-387-0678. ,:~~~~;=j~~;;:= Home• 1989 Muotong, VB engine, & Campers ' good cond, by original, _ _ _ _ __ _ __ ~ owner, coli 304-773-51187. ' 1973 Monte Carlo, 80,000 1971 Winnebago 26 h . fully mHos, PS. PB, AC. AM-FM contained, generator, air. cond. 17.600. Coli ceaoette. eo won boooter. axe. t1 .400.00. Phono 304- 814-367-0447. 8711-2073 ohBr 4:30PM. Apocho pop-up, oloopo 4, tow with omoll cor, $460. 72 Trucka for Sale Cell 814·388-8886. 111 h. fold down compor. elumlnum top. canvae .tdea. good cond.. 1860. Cell 814-448-4033. .,.. 84 Electrical lk Refrigeration By NANCY YOACHAM Sentinel staff Writer The 'tuppers P lains Sewagr Project is coming a step ciOSE.'r-to ·construction. · . A project managemenl conference for June 12. 10: l:J a. m. at the Meigs County Courthouse was announced Wednesday al the Meigs Counly Commissioners' meeting. This meeting has been arranged by Wesley King, chief, EPA Branch, Construction Division, of lhe. tf.S. Anny Corps of Engilleers.lhmting; ton Dlsctlct. . Purpose of the- meetl~g, accordIng 10 a letter from" King lo CommJssion P resldenl. David Ko. blertl2, Is· to explain to corrutilsslon-· ers. and others iqvolved With the project; t!Histatuiory requirements and regulatlo~ and also to provide guidance on rewrting and record· · keeping, conslructlon management funclions, overall gr.ant managt>ment procedures and any special grant condilions. . · Jim Ashworlh and Chet McDavid of lhe Army Corps of Engineers' construction division will conduct the session. A S28l.(XXJ EPA grant Is helping 10 fund the nearly $400,<XXl Tuppers Plains project, t he first of ils kind which may become a model for olher such projecls. · Meigs County Is now one of 18 cilunlies Included In the Ohio Hills Heallh Planning Agency explained Susan Isaac, executive director of · the federally funded program. Isaac, · pr<'Sent a t Wednesday's commissioners meeling. expla ined the program and asked commissioners to appoint someone from I he county to servf,' on the agency's SEWING Machine repolra, Salea & , Service Sharpen Scl aaora . Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. 614-992-2284. General Hauling James Boys Water Service. Also pools filled . Coli 61 4 266- 1141 or 614· 446 · 1176 or 814-446-7911 . Ken's Wa1er Service. Wells. cilterna, pools fllled . Phont 814-367-0823 or614-3677741 night or dov. HaUl limestone. tend, gra: vol.dlrt. bulk or bag fenllizer and lima. Excelsior Salt Worko Inc . 638 E. Main St .. Pomerov. 814-992-3B91 . Will haul anything . · AlaA w•nta to buy aluminum. copper lnd bra11 acraplt. 814-992-6881 • 1173 Chot•u 18'\ol h . wHh awning. 8elf contained . 1981 Fo'fl Courier Pickup ~ 8. I14-H2-8481 or for oolo. l Coli 814· 141· ., 4-192-3301 . 2088. I till lootty. oloepa 4 . ooif 1913 Mo~dle plaltup. Long oontolnod, 1800.00, beot bed. 1 ope..!, interm~­ conliclorld. 304· 875wtpert...rpet. quiet . - - 1013. peohga. I I - p/OIIf. Lllle · Coli 814-l'iiZ-1111 1111 llorcroft camper, 2~ _......,. !'fW llpm. II. wry cloon, good cond, ool olter l :oo, J. 0 . Allen, . ,.14 Ford FtiO, 4 .,_t, 3()4.171·2233. ov-.1..... Rengor A pllg., AM·FM ooaoello, olep 1177, 29 h oompor, oir, llumpar, olldlng .... IIIUo.l llectrlc ond gao hoot. ownoYI. (300 CID), tJ.OOO 11111. very good cond, 304· ....... 3CJ4.111·2419. 175-4085. Flo! btd dump truck for hir , coal, nnd, gravel, ha ., lumber, etc . 304 -87 3180. 87 Upholstery TRISTATE UPHOLS'I'ERY SHOP 1 1 63 Sec. Ave .. Goilipolio 814·446-7833 or 614-446 1B33. R a. M Furniture Menuf•c· turing, St . Rt 7 , Crown City, Oh. Coli 614-266· 1470. call Eve . 614-4463 4 3 B. 0 Id Uphootered. a.· n ow 2 Sections , 1 4 Page$ 25 Cents A Multime dia Inc. N e w s pap ~r AWARDED BLUE MAX- Two llgiMJDI&Iuhes on the door ol a IIIah~ patrol cnWier drtfen by Trooper ADen Wlleeler, left, are pobdetl out by U. DIUI ~. COillllWiderollhe Gallla-Melp I'GM Slale JDpway Palrol. Tile llubel repreaent the "Blue Max'' Award pven to troopers who recover Board members said they had made the change In the sc hedule for commencement becauselheyfell thai · the schools were for the students and I hat all seniors should be able to be presenl a t the commencement Four girls of.the senior class play on I he learn and a · fifth Is statistician. They said thegirlsapd lhe team are representing the community and county by playing In lhe stale tournament and should nol be penalized by not bemg able to attend their own commencement because of a commlltmenl to play wllh the learn Frid3y afternoon In AShland. due to the participation of the girls' softball team In the slate tournament on Friday were Dale MacWr, James Caldwell, Roger Gaul and Susie He ines wi,h Dorsel Larkins abstaining. The board then adjourned wllh a altercation developing between three of the members, Machir, Caldwell and Gaul, and Frank Wells, a resident against the change. Sheriff Howard Frank, whflwasnear theschool area on anolher ma!ter, was called and the bUilding was cleared. 30-member board of trustees. The new appolnlee would replace Dr. Craig Ma Ithews ol MiddlepOrt. • According to Isaac. each of the 18 counties has a seat on the l:Jmember bo ar~ of trustees wlfh the remaining 12 board members seated according to county populallons. These 12 ah> appolnled by the flrsll8. 1n addition 10 member.; from the medical field and related fields; the gt>neral consuming public must also •be _represented on the boaro i sa~csa ld . In explaining the agency's pu rpose Isaac said it Is a non-profll organllatlon designed to exercise some local control in regard to the overall spectrum ofhealth care ln Us · 18 county area. She pointed out• · health care cosls and-lack of'heallh care II) general In certain locations as loplcs of concern. 0 hio Hills will work with counlles to develop Ideas for health care . improvement and will offer inpul wherever· needed. J,.ocated In Marietta, Ohio Hills .will also be compiling specific data regarding heallh ~carl' statlsllcs Cor the 18 counlies 11 serves. The agt>ncy will be working closely with 19 hospllals Included lts 18 ••counllf>§ reported Isaac. Togt>lher, Isaac said, OhioHills and I he hospitals will look at hospital services lhat a re offered, compare changes that have occurred, determine whal servles shOuld be kept and whal services are expendable. An Introductory meeting at V!'terans Memorial Hospital Is scheduled for tod~y (Thursday) Isaac sa id. All his tJme Isaac Is lrylng to build a membership list or lnlerested !Continued on pag<' 14) 11rvlce. Authorized Singer 85 enttne . Constrvction conference slated June 12 1985 LTD II 4 dr .. air, reor defrost, cruise, tilt wheel, lin tid glooo. Call 61 4- 3BBBB24. · . CARTEII' S PLUMBING . ANO HEATING Cor. Fourth end Ptne Gallipolis. Ohio Phone 61 4-448-3B88 or 614-446-4477 at y Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio, Thursday, May 30, 1985 Mreting jn special session Wednesday nlghl , the Eastern Local School District voted to confirm its change In the annual hlghsciJool commencemenl from Friday evening to 6 p. m. Sunday. There were a number of resldenfs on hand including students and parents, some apparently In favor-of the change and some against it. The board took action only on approving tile change lo Sunday evening and adJourned. • inpltt from either those favoring the changt> or those aga inst it was not saughl . Voting In favor or changing the da teand tl!neo!coml'l_leUent D.and M. Contractors. Vinyl aiding, repl1cement- win· dowa, insulating, roofing, 1 975 Dodge Colt. 2 door, 4 new and remodeling, concyl. ; automatic, good tirea, 1979 Fonl Explorer F260, 4 crete. Coll304-773-5131 . one owner, $300. Clll 814- whoel drive, 361 Bng .. 4 448-4328. apeed, very vood condition. RON·s Television Service. Coll114-992-7042. - , Houoe colloon RCA. Quuer. 86 Plvmoulh VelvedMre, GE. Specialing in Zenith . 40,000 mi.. runo good, 1 987 ono ton Step Von for a Coli 304· 676-239B or 614noedo ••houol, t450. Coli pickup truck, phone 304- 446-2454. 614-379-2737. 8711-8612 . 1- - -- - - -- Fetty Tree Trimming. atumP, 1 983 Dodge Charger. C•ll 304· 676· Temoval. 34,000 mMea. ·good cond. 74 Motorcycles 1331 . Coli 814-258-1768. 1------ --- --- 1- --------- Roofing, concrete, all types of carpentry . Free Eat I· motu. Coll614-266-1 162 & Heating • Graduation date changed at Eastern topo. Coli 614-446-2614. 67 Muiicil a~ hp riding mower, go cart lnstr~_ments without engin8. Coli 814- I _ _:__ _...::;_,.....;_ _:__.,;,_ 448-4428. IUpright piano for aale . Carpet 10V. X 11. blue- Priced reasonable. Call 614greon, 125. Coli 814-446- 992-3090. 3817. One butcher block. modern. dining table. Exc. con d .. paid in excess of $400, will take, 1150. Stereo AM-FM radio, turn tabla. two speak· era, $60 . B·track tape player, 116. White 30• 911 range, good cond., 840. Call Furnished apartment . 3 614-446-8857. rooms and bath. No pets. 1- - - -- - -- - Call814-949-2253. Pool People Special: Polaris auto pool vaccuum 1 bedroom apt. tor rent . $625 . Solar blonketo: 24' Nicely located Contact Vilround $106, 18x32 t104, llge Manor in Middleport. 18x38 $130, 20x40 t186. 614 - 992 - 7787 . Equal Middleport 814-992-6724 Housing Opportunity. Used Furniture ·· Aefrigera- or Gallipolis 814 - 446 tora, rangea, metal office 3061. . 2 bedroom apt. Bedroom dooko, electric ronge. 3 mlleo 1 --------~­ and kitchen furnished . 1200. per month. Call 814- out Bulaville Rd. Open 9am flowert, bedding planta. hanging baskets, pots. ve· 992-2B16. After 6 :00pm, to 6pm, Mon. thru Sat. 614-446-0322 ge1eble plants, tomatoes. coll614-992-6319. GOOD USED APPLIANCES peppero, cucumbor plon11. Greenhouse. Vine 1 bedroom apt.. equipped Wa1hera, dryers. refrlgera- Cleland Racine, Ohio Hourskitchen . Partially furnished .· tore. ranges. Skaggs Ap· St.. Daily 10 :00 til dark, All electric . $176 . per pliances. Upper River Rd. s d 1 month Coi1614-992-2816. boolde StonB Croat Motel. __ u_n_•_Y_-_,_o_o_tl_l_d•_rk_ . __ 1 Alter 6 :00. call 614-992814-446-7398. for tale : Stainleaa steel 8319. ladder for above ground Appliance . Inc. awimming pool. Call 614Apanment for rent in Mid- County Good uoed appliances end 742-2877. dteport. 1 bedroom . fur· TV olio . Open BAM to &PM . 1 - - -- - -- - - niahed. utilitie1 included 1200 per month plua dep· Mon thru Sot. 814-446- Slight Paint Damage. New oslt. Call after 6pm 614· 1899, 827 !lrd. Ave. Galli- fleshing arrow oign. 1269 polfs. OH . compiBte. woo 8499. Freo 992-7177. Valley Furnhure. new & letters! Six left . Call 2 bedroom apartment in uoed. Large oection of qual- 1 1800)423-0163. anytime. Middleport. All utilitieo paid. ity furniture . 1216 Eastern I-'IN_0_1 _'"_P_0_1_1 e_•_•·~·d_J~-­ Coli 814-992 ·5084 after Ave. , Gallipolis. 1 Oeerbourne Mowing Ma6pm . Whv poy morel Chock "' chino. Coli 614-742-2014. APARTMENTS . mobile out. New furniture. applian· 9 piece real redwood· furni-· homaa, houaea Pt . Pleasant cea outlet. Trade Center; ture with reversible cuahlont and Golllpolio . 614-448Konouga, Oh Coll614-448- ondumbrello . Col814-9928221 . • 7444. 2812. Furnlahed epartment down· Ed's Appliance Servicing, air Firewood 120 . 00 plCk\fP town Point PJeaaant, utilittes refrigerators, load, •30.00 delivered. C1UI paid, depotl1 roqulf•d- 304- conditioners, waohoro, dryers. In Gollia, 304-8715- 8762 or 676 896-34110. Meigo & Muon Co . Coli 2 9 9 1 814-448-7444 or 614-367- __ _ _ _·- - ' - - - - : : - - 1 Fuller Bruoh products now 46 Furni1hed Room• 7187· Close Out Sale on White aval .. ble, dealerawantedfor Gallill and Meigs Counties•. For rent Sleeping Rooms aewing machines. theN •re 304-676-1ogo, end liGht houte keeping new machines. reg . price rooma. Park Central Hotel . 1279 now 1100. ond 30% PHOTO SPECIAL. Color Coll814- 441- 076~ off Necchi a Nelco 1ewing film developing, 12 e~~tpo­ machinoo . 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COUNTRY MOBILE Home Air cond. 1B.IOO btu. 4x8 Park, Route 33, North of Picken• uood furniture . 304- utility troller . 304-878 Pomorov. Large loto. Call 8711-6483 or 676-1460. 18B7. 814-992 -7479. RICK'S NEW AND USED New whHI chair. ell electric. Trailer ap1ce for rent. 1 mile FURNITURE . Compare our Including bollory. chorver. out of Roclne on Rt. 124. price•. aaw to dey. Phone etc. Air cond, 32,000 btu. 304-773-6430. Phone 814-849-200B. Colored TV. Phono 304773-1208. Voi.36, No.32 Copyriphted 1 985 ' Ho1,1ae painting & trailer roof Farm Equipment • e D & R Contractoro: Sldll!g. roofing. new ltnlcturet, remodeling , decks. patio s . Free estimate•. Gallipolit, Oh. Call 614-446-7687. f-ar111 Supplii'' & l1 vt:sluch 61 Home lmprov emel)tS lng. Now installing rubber Strawberriet pick your own, no checks, 1ccept food 1tamp1. Happy Hollow Fruit Form, Qolllpolio Forrv. 304676-2028 . . 1- - - - - - - - - - - Strawbarriea; pick your own, 8 milaa from Point Pleooont, 1 1 miles from Maaon, 76 t enta quart, 89.00 for 1 3 quarto. oove g.., 304-8711-2817. 1984 Soars 18 HP. 2 yr. warran1y . Call 614· 3888624. layan SiameM kitten•. $60 Coll814-992-2607.. Srrv;c~s Cucumber, watermelon, torn.t o and Ca ntelope plants. Cfel1nd Gr..nhouM, Vine St .,.. Aaclne, Ohio. Open Mondoy-Sotu rdav 10 till dork . Sundov 1 till dark . HILLCREST KENNELS Boarding all breeds. Heated indoor-outdoor facllitie1. AKC Doberman puppiea: Stud Service. Call61 4 ·446· 7795. Doberman female. black & ton. AKC pepero. 1 vr old, good w~h kids, 850 00 Call 614-446-1B69. --..,--- -_:_--lcRegistered blonde female Cocker Spaniel puppy . •160 No chocks. Hima- KIT 'N' CARLYLE Some parenl s aga inst the change met in Chester following the Wednesday mghl special board meetlng. ., They sa id they resenled not being able lo provide lmpul inlo the decision to change Ihe rommcncemen l date. A spokespersOn indicated Ihal several allorneys had been contacted earlier Wednesday !n an atlempllo secure a court ord!'r to keep commcncemcnl on ils orglnal dale, Friday evening, but that none of lhe attorneys would take I hecase. The group wm coot lnue In lis allernpts to ;;ecure an allorncy, however. the spokesperson said. EHS will graduate on Sunday 1986 under current law President's proposal for 19.86 14 rale bra ckets from •1 1% to 50% Three rale brackets : 15%. 25% and 35% Deduc~ible Not 'de!:iuCtlible Deductible Not deduclible Deductible Limit on deductions INDIVIDUAL Tax Rates '. State ~nd local income taxes Ente~ainment -Business . . -.meals travel expenses · _, ses ' ; BUSINESS Corporate tax rates Gradualed. up to 33% Graduated, up to 46% TAX PROPOSAL IDGIWGIITS - 'This UPI newschari outUnes some ot the hlghllghls contained In P resident Reagan's tax refonn plan. The presldenl offtclally presented the tax program to Congress Wednesday . ( UPI). President takes ·lax reform campaign -to Williamsburg • WASHINGTON (UPI ) - Presi- cradle of the first one - the colonial . denl Reagan's "second American capil al of Virginia. Reagan was to speak at lh!' Revolution" of tax refonn was opening on the roa d today In lhe historic House of Burgesses in Willi amsburg, wh<'re Pa trick Henry exhorted his colleagu<'s 220 years ago lothrowoff theshacklesof heavy British taxation. Reagan, lond of draw ing h!slorlcal parallels with his modem-day political agenda, wa s expected to focus on the evils or taxation In hls 15-minute speech before perhaps 10,<XXl vlsilors. . He was flying to Oshkosh, Wis., later In the day lo pitch the value of Ws tax plan to fa mily farmers J udging from his appearance before a hand-picked group of mlnorilles and low-income representatives al the While House Wednesday, Reagan Is prepared to address a variety of audiences on the benefit s available to lhem through his tax reform pian. Throughout, he Is portraying the proposa I as historic. In Williamsburg, Reagan also will be the second presid<'nt to participate In the annual "Prelude to Independence" · observance ln the colonial capital. President Dwtghl Eisenhower spoke In 1953. The 50-day prelude Is a series of evt>nts to mark the period leading to the slgrung of the Declaration of Independence. Reagan also was speaking In the House of Burgesses exactly 220 years aft!'r Henry made .his speech protesting British taxes levied on goods to the colonies. stolen vehicles. Wheeler, who won a "Blue Max" In W ednesday, Reagan said: "ToIIIIH, was clled lor an arTe!lt made 1'lletltlay on US 35. day. w!''re undertaking another In that accident. Ropr L Bush, Gallipolis, was hlt grt>al advl'nlure In freedom. A with multiple .cJulr&es foDowlng a· collision 1\'lih___! second American revolution. a Melp rel!ldent, Dual\e L Slden. 38. Rt. 33, 11'omeroy. peaceful revolution of hOpe and I -- opportunity. And one of Its fi rst Ord<'rs of business Is to loss our present moldy lax code overboard and gt>t a new one... He joked that if he ever gets to Boslon, "I'm going to Invite (House Speaker I Tip O'Neill over for lea." Historians regard Henry' s speech May l:J, 1765, demanding repeal of I he Stamp Act as a spark locolonial reslslance aga inst England and !'ventu a ll y the Ameri c a n Revolution. ., During his speech. Henry introduced his demands Cor I he repeal of the Stamp Act and a day later. he was accused of treason when he called for tax refonn a second time In the House of Burgesses. On lh!' fourth day. Henry and the whole House were thrown oul of office when royal Gov. Francis Fauquier angrily dissolved the orga nization. • However, H!'nry' s resolves against lhe Stamp Act were approved by his colleagues and I he Brllish farllam<'nt withdrew the taxes 10 months laler. New agreem ent keep~ stores open WHEELING, W.Va. (UP[) Kroger Co. offi cials have signed a rew 18-monlh contract with employees al 12 s101-es in West VIrginia's Northern Panhandle and Eastern Ohio. The agreement was signed Wednesday In Wheeling and contains a company commitment to keep the stores open for al least 18 months, sa id Carl Huber, the d"!)ul)l.trustee of Local 23 of lh!' United Food and Commerc ial Workers union. HONORARIAN - Usa o,.wn Honman, daughter ol Mr. <md Mrs. George Hoffman, 25 Rlwrvlew Drive. Middleport, has heen IIIUilCd an hon<irnrlan of lite 1985 graduating class of Meigs High School. There arc two honorarians IWs yenr, the other being Timothy E. ~Mas­ IAlr. Honor-..rians are just under the vul{'dit'torii.Ul and saiutntoriM In grade point averages 'tor the four years ol high school work. �' Ohio Commenta Ul Court Street Pomeroy, .Ohlo • DEVOTED TO THJ; INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA . ~~ ts:m~ ~ ...... "T",~d ·= ~v ROBERT L . WINGETT 'Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Asststapt Publisher/Controller BOBHOEFUCH General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor LETIERS OF OPINION are welcome. They should be less than 300 words tong. All letters are subject to editing and must be signed with name, address and telephone number. No unsigned letters will be published .' Lettl!'rs ~hould be In ~ood taste-, addressing Issues. not pt>rsonalltles . l t [ .Letters to ·the editor . Two months ago In thls space I attemptl!d to accost a dilemma, and very nearly got run over. To compress the an<!lysls It ~ llke this: 1; We aren't succeeding In k!'eplng dope away from . the American pubUc. 2) We have, In attempting to keep it away from the public, cr~ated, ·and are now ~ustalning, a · crtn:Unal class, plus encouraging criminal behavior on~ vast scale. 3) Is there then a case for doing , away with the . crtme by legallzlng the stuff, and simultaneously , mounting against Its consumption a huge campaign? People who . have had any experience In talking about drugs other than merely to·condemn them will tell yoq that some people simply stop thinking when they read an attempt at reason. Many letters recounted to me the horrors of drug addiction - as though I had been arguing In favor of drug addiction. At a more subtle level, there Is much sentiment out there that If the 1.1:s. _government legalIzed the con&umptlon of ~arddrugs, It would lne\1tably appear as If the people of Jhe United States sanctioned the consumption of hard drugs. There Is of course no logic In that position: A society can sane- tlon thl' sale of pistols without sanctlpnlng their use to kill people. A drugstore that stooks slreplng pills does not sanction thl'lr use for suicidal purposes. Still, .there Is the lingering hnpresslon that toJicense Is to approve; and lor that reason alone changes·ln the law"would J1€ed to be made with fanfare whose message was unambiguous. A lawyer wrote In with a novel suggestion, namely that Qlngress pass a law giving all Amertcans currently taking heroin or cocaine 90 days In which to register as users. They would then be supplied with the stuf!, but only on thl'lr ET-m ~IUS' ron w~~~m~ ~~, uu""'"~ HUl-MES'-4' "'Iii'- . . . What's ·more important? , ' 'As a parent of a senior of Eastern High School [ would like to know ..; why our school board has not ~ decided when graduation wm · be. ·• We thought It was decided months Tuesday the senior class took a vote. The majority of seniors voted to keep the graduation date.alre~dy set. After voting they were told It dldn'~ matter It's up to the local ·~ ago . . . school board. Mr. Rei tiel has been :; I can't believe a society that contacted. He claims hi' has not :· ~lieves In education can let a ball been Informed as to any chang~>s ' game .-stand hi the way of our yet, but It Is up to our school hoard .: graduating seniors. They knew members. :: months ago that there may be a If four girls were In an accident ·• conflict over the reglonals and and were In thl' hospital I'm sure :: graduation, but they didn't believe our school board would be very :; the girls would Pe good enough for compassionate and hold off gradua.• the reglonals so they didn't try to tion until they could attend - after :: change It all, It would be a matter of life and -: Working people have requested death not a gam!'. :: days o!f, plans . for· picnics and Please, school board membl'rs, :· parties are made,. many families think of what you're doing to the ::.are traveling hundreds ol miles. U larger majority, your 'frtends and change the .date of graduailon · your neighbors. Is a season of this late many of us can't watch our softball more lmponant than 12 children graduate. let alone the years of education? Thlnk about!!. : many grandparents that won't be Really t,hlnk about It. - Shirley : able to attend. Wells, Long Bottom. ·:they : own .J .•, ," . ' .· ' .. · · Up$et with principal "There's a bunch of special interest groups to see you - are you in the mood to do something about Amtrak, oil depletion, Social Security, or getting Bobby back on 'Dallas'?" Cutting Social Thls column Is directed' especlally to those Senior Citizens who ,. ~· . , For the.past 10years the Portland - and we wouldn't be Interrupting the did not heed my warning last fall· that the reelection ot Ronald · baseball diamond has ~ built reunion at all, but this was not Reagan could be df!ilgerous to their ; and maln,tiilneu lly the local.men of ·. 5allsfactory for 'her; "we· liad to go . financial health. '!'hey_flocked to the . Portland .who liave played on this and we·dld. Well, you may say, do polls ln'droves to cast their votes fo~ : diamond for such a length ol time we have any rtghts to lhls ball that nice, kindly old man In the .. with no· probll'ms from either diamond since we are only local White House who proll)lsed he ~ school bOard or prurous school citizens? My friend, there would not woul~ NEVER stand for a reduc; prtnctpaiS untl!" now. Last wrek. we be a diamond lflt wer~n't fot us an() lion of Social Seeurtty ·payments. • were told to leave otle hour bl'fore a • as Jt stan(ls we wtll. probably be Now that s;~me kindly <lid ma11 IS • schedQied practlce"by a church wllo ' vo!ed out !()using our nome field by leading a drive. that co.uld cost you . ~ was g!Veri the (lel~ by the prtnCipal the sortball 1 leagUe because a and the 35 plus million otber Social : without the courteSy of even calling tournampnt was cancelled-without Security recipients $21 bllll,on. Who • any playl!r to find out If It was free. previous notice. I would like to add would have ever believed that the : Now, this past Sunday, we had a that we aren't wanting to takeover President of the United States could ' four teain toHrnament scheduled this diamond. In the past years he guilty of such political betrayal? : ark! I Jiad"spent one whole arternoon we've always maintained the field Greetings, Suckers! · :. the pievl<ius d/ly and two hours that for the little il'agues as well as It took President Reagan and the : morning balling the water off the ourselves and may I also add our . Repub~ican party five months to get : field anll getting It In shape to play schedule always worked around up the nerve and the political • on for our toUrnament. About · an I heirs not theirs around ours. This muscle to launch their 1986 budget : hour before f.he games were to prtnclpalls J he person who Is to be bill in the Republican dominated : start, we wer:e Informed by this leaching our children the value of Senate. Then, tosuppon their claim ~ prt_ nctpal · that we have to !pave · shartng and the sense of fair play. of a mythical Congressional man•'because · her .class reunion was · Let me ask you readers: Is this an date, they .had to wheel one :·gotng ·to be hel.d tllere-at the school example of shartng or fair play? Indisposed Senator , In from the : and they .would want to play on 11. Por.tland lndependl'nt Softball . hospital in order to get enough votes ' Now there werl' other people there League Coach Terry Brewer, Asst. lor a tie with VIce-,President George · for the, reunion who stated they. Coach Red Wallbrown. Bush providentially on hal)d to cast didn't mind playing on the grass the deciding vote. Some-mandate! Of particular lntl'rest _to yo~ and THeY flaY l:(ou WoN'T me Is the president's proposal to ·eveN Be awaRe oF aN'l freeze the Cost of Living Allowance (COLA I at two percent rather than aciD RaiN Dat-1a0e the same percentage as Inflation UNTiL iT'~ Too ... under which we have been k~plng up our Uving standards for years. Se~urity_ _ _ agreeing to sign up for rehabilitation courses. Anyone unregistered as a user and caught using the drugs after the 1!0-<lay limit would Incur a special penalty of a very heavy kind. The Idea Is clear enough: Flndoutwhotheusersare, gl~ It to them at cost, for <JS long as It takes to break the habit. Warn others that expetlmelftatlon wUI brtng draconian consequences. An Interesting variation, not to be dismissed. But It becomes clearer that inere denunciations of the drugs simply are not having tile · desired effect.• Meanwhile, the figures roll ln. F1fty percent, perhaps 60 percent, o! aU crime Is drug related. Nine percent o!Ulegal drugs reaclllng the country come In through organized crime. Businesses lose $50 bUllon annually liecause of drug-related absenteeIsm, fulstakes made at the plant. There are now !our miUion frequent cocaine users, 10 miUion occasional · usel'\1, Tt\e cost of both heroin and coke, three years after President Reagan's big antl-Qruit campaign was launch6d, are half what they were, which tells us that drugs are more ubiquitous than ever. Here Is a · problem that the hard-liners have a problem With. Take Dr . . Gabrtel G. Nahas ·of . Columbia, author of several antimarijuana studies, most recently. "Stay Off The Gra.s s.' ' Qlnfront him with what we know about the drugs we do legally tolerate. Three. hundred thousand people die every year because of tobacco. Fifty thousand (at least) because of alcohol and alcohol-related acctdl!nts. Yet there Is certainly no sentiment to outlaw tobaco, let alone booze. Somehow our culture ha.s decided to come to terms with the problem. ___Low..,._eu_w__;_inp;_e___..u By adopting thl' president's plan 1 will say this: A president should "The president has inade 11. · ' 650,1XXl more older Amertcans will never say "never.' But I'm going to emphatic that he will not touch be forced helow the poverty level violate that rule and say •never.' 1 Social Security In any shllpe or and n:lilllons more will be hurt will never stand for a reduction of fashion., . severely. The · harsh . truth is If · the Social Seeu"rlty ileneflts to til!' .. ...,. ~ Speakes, when·,. asked If Ronald Reagan's attac:'k on Society · people that arl' nowgimlng thein." President Reagan would veto a·bUt · · Seeurliy prevails, many Senior _ Presidential debate, Louis-_ with a one-year delay In cost-ofCitizens wUI be forced, by Republl- ville, oct. 7, 1984 living adjustments (COLAs), Dec. can policies, to choose betwl'en foOd - - -. 6, 1984 or medicine, or paying .their re"'t or .. . ., . heating their names. .,Is that "the . . "The p~lgent will never,s!a,nd :·up on . tbe }1111 ...there was Utopia the pre~ldent promised last ·: tor -~ reduction of Socl!'l Secur'lty widespread frellng abOut -f~g · .. .-year~ •, · ' · · · hene(lts for anybody." the COL;\s and So<!fal Security ... · The Budget bill was Introduced In -White House spokesman Larry We might be faced with an . the Senate on l\prll5, 1985. on April Speakes, Oct. 10, -1984 OVetWhelmlng bipartisan majoritY 6 the Washington Post printed In l;Joth houses In support of that .;.I excerpts from Reagan and Republlwould have to look at that situation "You ladles and gentlemen pf the can comments on Soclai·Seeurtty and what I was .faced with, with press (should) go out of the way a · during and after the 1984 election. I regard to a pqssible congressional little bit to tetl these frightened ask you to pay particular attention mandate.'' Sl'nlor citizens that they're going to to the last quotl'. - News conference, Jan. 9, 1985 continue to get their (Social SeCur"We will not pull the rug out from under those people who are pres- Ity$ payments, and no one is going Any day now the controversial to takeaway anYthing.from them.'' . will be up for vote 'In the ently getting Social Security and budget bill Cabinet Room of Interview, are dependent on 11. Nor has that Hquse of 11epresentatlves. How the White House, Oct. 25, 1984 ever been our Intention ... There is a your representative votes on this posslblllty - we)l, proJ?ablllty bill' will be the. measure of their that many people, young people . "I want tomakeonethlngplaln- conslderatlo~ tor you as .a Senior now paylng _ln, will never be able to and I hope to be able to talk to my Citizen. If they vote for the freeze, receive as much as they're paying. contemporaries about this - a nd put them on your Ust to be recalled · But no plan will he allowed to say this, and that .Is: There Is no to private Uf~ In 1986. Why continue reduce the payments to the present secret plan to do anything about lo support an of!lclal who Is not recipients or Social Securtty. This . deprtvlng peopll' who are depend- supporting you? has been my pledge from the very ent on Soc;lal SeCurity, and there Don't be fooled by the claim there. beginning." never will bl' as far as I have Is a mandate from Congress. The - Interview with San Antonio anything to say about it." Budget bill barely made It through Tex., television stations, July 2,1984 - .Remarks during visit to the Senate.! would bet ltwon'thave Wesley Park senior Center, Mil- a snowball's chance In hell In the "WIIh regard to Social Security ... waukee, Nov. 3, 1984 House. ·FBI .kept Senate in dark lack A'nde~son ·& Joseph Spear . ~Today . . ~ . .in history . · • ·TodaY Is. Thursday, May 00, the 150th day of 1!Ml5 with 215 to follow. The moon ls .approachtr\g Its lull phase. .. The niornlng ~tar I§ Mercury, Venus and Jupiter. The evealng sl<lrs are Mars and Saturn. . : Those borq on this date are under the sign o! Gfmlnl. They Include Czar .; Peter the Great o! Rma In 1672; Mel Blanc, the voice of Bugs Bunny.and •. many o~Jler cartoon characters, In 1!m; bandleader Ijenny Goodman In . 1909 (age 76), and actOr Clint Walker In 1927 (age 58). ·· On this date IIi history: · ln1431, Joan.o!Arcwashurned at thes!Jlke ln.Rouen,France,at the age d. 19. She had been tound gullty of sorcery. • In 1937,.10 people were killed and 90 wounded In a battle between police and strikers at the Republfc Steel CorporatiOn plant lri South Chicago. In 19'12, three Japane!;e terrorists killed 22 prople with automatic gunflre : at the airport In Tel"Avtv•. Jsrael. I ·. ·. . .· t ~ ' . WASHINGTON - Slowly but contacts. When alleged mo(1 figure Inexorably, evidence Is coming to William Masselll dealt with the light that shows.how seriously FBI Schiavone Construction Ql., the officials ·misled the Senate Labor FBI lnfomiant was not Involved. Committee In 1981 on the relationGroping like blind men, Senate . ship between an alleged mobster commlttre members asked FBI and ·thl! construction company officials ·about the suspected headed by Raymond Donovan, then Masseiii-Schlavone relationship - • awaiting confirmation as . Labor only to bl' reassured that·there had secretary. · been "very, very limited contact" During Donovan's stormy conrtr- or "some contact but nothing that l m~tlon hearings, FBI officials In would consider significant." one charge or the background Investi- FBI official said wiretaps dating gation dellbl'rately· withheld from b~ck "to 1900 had been reviewed,l\nd the senaiors Information gleaned that "we located no reference to from 892 tapes· of phone conversa- Mr. D!rnovan or Schiavone Contlons: Tliese we~ secretly recorded structl<in Co." In 1979 dlu1ng a massive FBI Yet Donovan's qwn attorneys, operation known as "TUMCON." who are trying: to get the TUM CON . The Senate, having been de- tapes disallowed as evlden.ce ceived about both the existence and against their clients, have stated In the content or the ll{iretap evidence, ~rt that Donovan or other conflr:med Donovan. company executives were mentiLast year Donovan was indicated oned 351 times In the 1979 tapes. by a New York grand jury on the Here are some excerpts from the basis ' o! evidence. on 51 of the tapes that might have been of TUMCON tapes. considerable Interest to the Senate The main reason FBI ofttclals In considering Donovan's gave lor keeping the Senate In tbe appointment: · . dark was that disclosure would - In early 1979, aecordlng to an have elldangered the bureau's key FID agent's alfldavlt quoting !rom Informant In the TUMCON lnvestl· the tapes, "Masselll dlscussed · gallon. But after studying nearly ro 'Schiavone' and the fact that 'we got pounds of FBI affidavits and tapes a llttle connection with some people lh\tt were withheld from the Senate, In Jen.ey .. .'. Whatever (contracts) our associate Tony Capaccto .has they can give, we - we're gonqa determined that the FBI Informant have ... lint crack at ... I!lO guys to ·was Involved In virtually one of the ~to bid with them, he'll tell me, 'Here's the 10· bids. Can you· beat them?' That's how close we are.' " . ~ During another taped conversation, according · to an · FBI affidavit, Masselll o;alled a Schiavone executivE' and "spoke with. him · about Sl'ndlng trucks to City Island \vlth 'Patty.'" The reference was to' Patty Simonetti, son-In-law of the late Malia godfather VIto Genovese. ' ·Berry's World FtTN6SS CeNTeR .. HURLS SHUTOUT - Reds' pitcher Marlo Solo throws up Ids anns as he disagrees with a call by home plate umpire ,John McSherry during his route going two-hlt shutout of the Chicago Cubs . Wednesday. Solo recorded nine strikeouts In the Clnclnnall HI win. S·o to whitewashes Cubs, l-0 CINCINNATI iUPli - Some pltchprs use a laclj:of hilling support from teammates as an excuse. Mario Solo uses it as motivation. Solo says he's at his best when his teammaii'S don't score many runs - and he backed up his claim Wednesday. The ace of the Cincinnati pitching staff fired a masterful two-hit shutout to pace the Reds to a 1-0 squeaker over the Chicago Cubs. · Solo attributed · his fine edge to Intense "conc~>ntratlon " on evl'ry batter in the light game. ." J concentrate more because every pitch I make in a c lose game Is e rttical," he explained. " In a . 1-0 · game, YoU J:lave ·to be very careful . . and_-. I wa·s pitching very. · very carefully. "One bad pitch can changc the whole game. I give up a lot of home runs. so In a garne ll.k e this !.have to thin~ about Ihill a lot. fdm't afford to ., m a ketbeklntlof"pllch thai can tie hlt .. out In this klnil cifgaml'." Reds' catcher Alan Knicely verified that Solo was "bearing doWn I he entire game." Solo, 7-3, surrt>ndered only slngl<'s to Ryne Sandberg in the first Inning and to Keith Moreland in the fourth. He struck out nine and walked four In his first s)lutout and fourth complete game of the year. The only run of Ihe game came in the third inning when Gary Redus doubled down the left fi eld line off loser Dick .Ruthvl'n, 1-4, moved to third on Eddie Milner's gt'oundout and scored on · Dave Parker's sacrifice fly to left. Pete Rose did not play and remains 59 hits shy of breaking Ty Cobb's aU -time hit record of 4,191. In past Sl'asons. Soto relied mainly on his torrid fastball, but now he's mastered a changeup and a slider and' heusedall tl)reepitches to perfection Wednesday. "I don't think the Cubs have seen me throw many sliders," said Solo. "When I saw early in the game Ihal my sllderwasworl!lngpretty good,! started using it more and I know a couple of hitters . were really surprised." · Knjcley said Sotowassqsmooth in his delivery that he never tipped off his pitches. "He had the hatters guessing all day, but his motion was so good that it was tough for them to gueS!) what :was coining," said Knicely. "He Md 'llll three ~ ot his pitches really wor.k ing." . Soto only had t0 contend with two Chicago threats. In the fourth , the Cubs filled the bases with lwo out. but Solo got Steve Lake to bounce Into a fielder's choice. In the sixth, Solo issued ·back-to-back walks with one out, but then stnick out two long-ball hit'ters, Ron Cey and Leon Durham. to get out of Ibe jam. "The only time I lost my concentration was after those two walks," said Solo. "But Davey tConcepclont cam!' i,n to talk to me It's Mels 4, Glants 3 AI San Francisc6, Gary Can er ripped a I)Vo-run double to trigger a four-run e ighth thl!l carried the Mets. Ed Lynch, 3-3. went seven Innings for the victory with Roger McDowell pitching the last two Inning for his third save. New York's Keith Hernandez was ejected for disputing a call in the eighth. POMEROY - Elght('(On of the. finest high school baseball players I rom M£'igs and Ga Ilia counties will shed their school colors for a Melg~ American Legion uniform this Saturday as the local sandlotters begin anothPr. smson of top-notch summer baseball. " Coach Jack Welker rcturns a fine nucleus ·or high school lalent as no less than six all-leaguers ar£' In competition for the 18 roster berths. A complete roster has no,l yPI bel'n announced because fin al cuts still must be made. American Legion rules aliqw only 18 players per team . ·Among the area players a good bel at making the fin a l cut include aii-TVC'ers Dan Thomas and Scot Ghl'l'n from M~>igs. aii·SEOAL Gordon Splete ahd kevin Eastman from Gallipolis, and aii-SVAC performers Derek BarnPs and Phil Bailey from Hannan Trace. Melg.~ Is coming off a disappoint Ing 9-2~ ri'Cord from a year ago, but scored Dave Henderson with an Uth-lnnlng sacrifice Oy to 11ft the Martners. 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'Boyd, 54, snapped a personal three-game losing streak durtng which the Red Sox scored only ore run. Frank Vlola, 6-4, took the loss. Yankees7, Angels2 ·At New York, Mike Pagliarulo and omar Moreno hit back-to-back homers to back Phil )lliekro' s mth ca~r victory and spark the YankeeS. The 46-year-old knucklebaUer aUoweq two bits over eight innings tolmproveto6-3.Jim Slaton, 4-3, was the loser. A's4, Tigers 2 At Detroit, Carney Lansford hit two homers and DaveCoUins added a home run and a double to help Cl\rls Codiroll raise his record to 6-2 "for Oakland. The former Detroit farmhand is now 4-1 Ufellme aga inst the-Tigers. Mllt Wilcox, 1-3. took the loss. Marinelli 5, Orioles 4 At Baltimore, Darnell Coles .· Meigs Legion team opens Saturday Wt"dni>sduy. JunC' 12 -l'nrkf'rshurg, Homr . •. PAT ·H·I,LL F-ORD Sunduv,:Junr !I - t.toust£'r, Hom1• Cll. "" By Unlled p,._ International, Nothlng sharpens that old batting eye better than a threatened bus ticket hack to the bushes. Manager 'Tony LaRussa of the Chicago White Sox had been toying with the Idea of sending Ron Kittle, his power-hitting designated hltter, back to.themlnor leagues to work on his swing. Fu·nny how the 27-year. old rediS(.'QVered It just In time. Kittle, who entered Wednesday's game batting only .141, hit a pair of homers and drove In three runs to help the White Sox snap a sevengame losing streak with an 8-5 trtumph over theTorontoBlui'Jays. Carlton Fisk also hit ~ pair of homers and drove In fivl' runs for the White Sox as they snapped Toronto's club record eight -game winning streak. · The White Sox took the lead for good In the 5econd Inning . on back-to-backso1ohomerunsbyFlsk and Klttl!' against starter and loser JlmClancy,1-2, wholasledonly42-3 Innings. Fisk's second homer. a two-run shot, came In the fifth inning and chased Clancy [rom the game. It gave Chicago a 6-2lead. Klttll' belted his second homer of the game In the eighth after Fisk was hit by a pitch . :Toronto catcher Buck Martinez, who was .hitting .070, ended an 0-for-32 streak at the plate with a two-run homer to ll'ft-center In thl' sixth Inning. Chicago starter Britt Burns, 6-4, pitched six Innings, giving up four runs on five hlts with three walks and seven strtkeouts to gain t,he victory. Bob James earned his eighth sav!'. Elsewhere in the Amertcan Ll'ague, Boston blanked Minnesota 7-0, New York bOmbed California 7-2, Oakland topped Detroit 4-2, Seattle nipped Baltimore 54, Milwaukee clobbered Cleveland 7-2and · Kansas City doWned Texas 6-2. and It helped me re-group." Concepcion said he gave Soto a pep talk In their native Spanish language. " I could tell he was mad at thl' umpire for not calling strikes," said Concepcion. "f told him ,that when he gets mad like that, he gets -in trouble. I told hlm to concentrate on the next batters and we'll win It ." Cubs' manager Jlm Frey praised . Solo, but figured his team was ~sOx7,TwinsO · mentally fatigued from a wUd and At Boston, Dennis "OUCan" f!oyd disappointing loss to the Reds jusll2 pitched a five-hitter and Wade hours earlier. Although Chicago · Boggs had three hits and knocked In pounded out 19 hits Tuesday nighi. ·the Cubs blew leads of 6-0 and 10-5 · and lost 13-11. · ·. "Last night is w hai they call a: 'downer' for tlie club," said Fr£'y . "Bouncing back 12 : hours later would be Iough against anybody,let aloneSoto. "But," he added, ;·youcqn 't calli! a supernatural thing, You'vegot to •' giveSotocredif.,A:rlytin1eyoupltcha . two-hitte r extiaordina,Y." MPIKS Atnt.trk::ut IA•J..tlon 19M Buehllll S(.il(.odulf' Saturd11\ . .Junl' 1- MrAt1hur. llomr 111. Runda~·.' .Junr 2- Oprn . Saturdav. Junf' H- -l.un('OISirr. llorrw 16!1 . 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The all riew West VIrginia Motor Speedway will attempt to open Its doors again Sunday, Jul)e 2. The , AU-Star Circuit of Cham- ! 'STATE-BOUND - The ~IAlm Eftllettes giru' !IOftball team ~Uy cllpiured the regional champloll!lhlp and Is p""pa.,mg lor Its ~ !'ltemooll bout mth Mineral Ridge In the Ohio State Softball Tdumament. EaStern was co-champion of the SVAC, the southeast ~nal Champion, and now Regional Champion. Eastem now owns a Big Bend standings Team Hartrm·d ~ague \\'. 1.. .............. ..... .. ,........3 0' Pomeroy TlgC'rs ... .............................. 2 Sal<'m CPn l<'r ............. ... ... ........... , .... ... 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Charmele Turner, broke their own school record with a bllstertng 51-2 clocking to finish second behind Coshocton In the regtonals. A top four finish was necj:'Ssary for a state berth. 'The · Meigs las5es will compete Friday .. at 11 a.m. on I he Jesse Owens track at Ohio Stadium In Columt>us. If they manage a top eight timing a100ng the 16 entries, the· Meigs ladles will run again ·In the.slall' finals on Saturday at 10: O(j Wtth nie other seven qualifiers. . : A top six finish Would brtng home an award and Coach Gordon Fisher lhlnks his girls could do just that. · "I think thPy have an excellent chance of finishing in the top six. They outran ·some of the toughest competition .In the state In the regionals including several big name Columbus schools. We came within one tenth of a second (one stiide ) of beating Coshocton In the regtonals," said F1sher. Other Marauderettes . who did well In the reglonals but did not qualify for a state berth Included · jenny Miller who tied her creer best In the high jump )!lllh a lea'P of 5-2 .for stventh place; Missy, Howard with a tenth In thE'S)) run; tile 3200 relay team of Rhonda Haddox, Jennl Swartz, Rhonda Meece ~nd Missy Howard finished · )lth; the !OJ relay tea m comprised of Stephanie English, Linda Stewart, ·Charmele Turner and Tammy Cremeans had a ninth pl!lce finish. and the two English sisterS both bro~e t!K'lr own school nicord In thfo 100 with ldentlcal13.0 times but were seventh and fifth In 1\YO different heats. ·A few of the teams competing In the regtonals Included deftondlng slate champ Columbus Harlley, Cplumbus Centennial. Columbus BishOp Ready, Bexley. Big Walnut, aiKI W~llsvllle . MORGANTOWN. W.Va . !UP[) - The Olympic future of llYmanast Mary Lou Retton remains In doubt . but a spokeswoman planned today to'lssuea'statement . , ,On Tuesday, Judy Mayer of National Media Group·Hlgh Bar Productions In New York .drnled published l't'JlOrls , that Indicated ffi'tton, 17, a native of Fairmont, would not · compete In the 1988 O(vmplcs. ·future when gou P"~hs~e s 6000 I l big S pc. , bedroom suite for only :~, $39995 LPGA tour continues this week at King's .Island ' Rs~slre s ''" utWtg fHIIsr FAIRPLAIN TRACTOR.SALES against Denver In tbe WesteJn Conference playoffs but missed his tti-stfourshOtsotGame 1. "We can't allow ourselVes to fall behind by a largenumberofpolntsbecausethat gives them the mOmentum. We'll try to keep It close and execute better than we did Monday." Added rt'Sef'Ve forward Bob McAdoo: "I don't like going Into a game when we're behind 15 o~ 20 polnts.l'dllketogetlnbelorethlngs getoutofhandsolhaveachanceto make things happen." LOok tot Los Angeles to rely on veteran center Kareem AbdulJabbar. He took just l1 shots, collected 3 rebounds and 1 assist Monday but seems determined to play well tonlghl. ' " I'm not trylngtoover~mphaslze myroleascaptalnbuttherecomesa time when we are gulilg to have to · key l'Verythlng up," he said. "ltwUI definitely help ill show the way and have the others follow.'' .. Miller already has won $194,001 thro:~gh 16. LPGA l'Vents, nearly $50,001 ·more than second-place Patty SJ!eehan, thetwo-tlmedefend lng · champ of the LPGA Championship. ''I'vealready met most ofmy1~ goals and have re-set some goals ," says Miller, a 29-year-old native of Marysville, Call!. "One of my new goals Is to break Carner's moneywinning record for one season." Miller referred to , JoAnne Carner's 1982 mark of$310,399. "When I started this year," recalled MUier, "my goals were to mn$100,001, finish In thetopflveand have a stroke average under 72. "So far , It's been a very goodyear for me, but I try not to dwell on the statistics too much because there's stU! a long way to go this season. Sometimes I've burned oul at the end of a summer, but I'm trying to keep going this year." Evl'n though Miller Is theLPGA's No. 1 ranked player, she's not 100 proud lo take leSsol)S. "After I finished 1-2-1 In three straight tournaments earlier this year, the first thing I did was take another lesson from my pro (Ed Oldfield)." she said . . "I also took another lesson from him this week . Supe!'VIslon Is real important to me." Miller didn't figure she needed supervision untU her senior year at Arizona State. Shewasamernberof an NCAA Ch811)plonshlp team as a freshman, but her skills eroded so muchthatasasenlor, "I~ldn'thlt It any way but sldewa~, couldn't break~ and couldn't l'Venmakethe schQOI traveling team. "i think I had to hit rock bottom before I began to listen to someone tell me what was wrong," shE' said. 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"We have to come out and get a quicker start," said James Worthy,' who was a 72 percent shooter can't let them catch a passwltheasy posltlorl underneath. That'swhatwe were trying to do In the first game.'' The key word there, folks, Is trying. The Celtlcs shot a record 60.8 percent from the field In Game 1, and the Laliers belll'Ve such accuracy cannot be repeated . Los Allngeles will still give Danny Alnge (9-of-15 In Game 1) and Scott Wellman (a record 11-ol-11) their shOts on the peruneter - with a bit more pressure, perh!lps- and hope they misfire. "We have to force tougher shots and we can 't give them totally open ones," said Riley. "U we hold their field-goal percentage doWn to where It Is nonnally - last year we held 'em to44percent forsevenga·m esl think we'll be successful." For both clubs, It Is vital to be successful tonight. Even though the Lakers host Games 3, 4 and If necessary, Game 5 under the new ' AVAILABLE IN 10'12' & 8 112' ..:.. ~ .. :........ ... 0 :l . '' BOSTON (Ul'l) - One would think the Lakers' game plan for the NBA Championship Series would be ·In the garbage by now. After 16slng 148-l141n Game 1, the junk pile seems to ~ 'lhe only approprtate place. But the Los AngelesLakerssay!heymllgomth . basically the same strategy they employedduringMqnday'sMemorlal Day Massacre - and hope for · better resUlts. · So, for tonight's Game 2 at the Boston Garden (9· p.m. EDT) that means double teaming Boston's big men Robert Parish and Kevin McHale clown low, daring the perbneter shooters to hit from the • outside, cmshlng the boards and running whenever possible. · "We're gonna go with the same game plan and try to do what we set out to do last time," forward Kurt. Rambls'said Wednesday. "We have to keep the ball out of their hands when they getdownlowllkethatWe Matauderette relay team takes second RAYDX MESH DISH . ROCK SPRINGS Future tie Sauters, Nikki Whitlatch, Amy Monica Turner, Heather Woods, Meigs Marauder athletes w£-re Brothers; Melodl Carl, Shannon· and coaches Jesse Vall and Darlene honored at the Meigs Junior High, Coates, Leah Doidge, Cathy Ho.bAbbott. all-sports · !JaqQl(et held. here rto-•_,stetter , Tammy Kauff, Amy Luck·l'he boys' track members ho_cently sponsored•• by the , Meigs .eydoo, Je~ny Miller, JOdy Taylor,. . noreq were .J ohn:A!\derson ,' pannY' ~ Athletic Boosters. Missy Woods, lenni · 'ruck, · Lesley · Carl; John 'Donahue_. Randy Haw- · Honorees Included seventh grade Ca(T, Trlsh Davis, KJm Eblin, ley , Jay Humphries, Bracy Korn, Scott Nelgler, James Sauvage, football members, John Anderson, Heather Hovatter, Marsha King, Dennis ·Boothe, Hank Cleland, Elise Meier, Shannon Newsome, (Continued on 5) Curtis Dalton, Wallace Hatfield, p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~il Jay Humphries , Tony Miller, II Mickey ·Seyler, Mike Walls, 'Thomas Werry, Brady Ashburn, Sean Bra ley, Eddie Crooks, John Elliot, Randy Hawley, Bracey Korn, Bobby Richmond, Todd Smith, Eric Howa rd, Darrell Michael, Michael Richmond, Mike Trout, Homer Welsh a nd coaches Carson Cre"', Rick Blaettnar, Robbl<' Easton, Tim Faulk and Jesse Vall. Eighth grade football players honored were Ron Bachtel, Chris Becker , Marc Col'S!, William Gilkey, Keith Hicks, Jeff McElroy, Ke lly Ogdin, Ronnie Powell, Robin Qualls, Jared Sheels, Wes Young, Matt Baker, Henry Buchanan, Decl\er Cullums, Joe H~ll. We.s Howard , Scon Melton, Kevin Oller, Todd Powell. James Sauvage, MlkP Southern , Brent Zirkle. Scott Barton, Luke Bui'dt'tte, Terry Fields. Dennis Harris, Jerry Jacks. Scott NJ"lgler, Malt Peterson. Donnie Putnam. Mike Shuler, Jeff Stone and coach Carson Crew along mth his staff. Sllopllld Seventh grade basketball players hOnored Included John Anderson. u.p 1)'6ZI6 lq ~"'· wilbO.....and Dennis Boothe, Hank Cleland, Scott s..m. ' Miller. Steve Bass, , Rodney b:ZU. n hp., NOW 050 ~-lltcltBrewer. Todd Smith, Eddie Crooks, • 42"mowtr. ONLY '3, · tp Cary Betzlng, Danny Carl, Jay • Humphries.' Doug Stewart a nd • 6216. 16 hp., NOW ._..,..,.Gill.. coach RDn Drexler . 42"mower. ONLY •'" • Eighth grade basketball players $0911'10J~ • r,.u-...-rroraaa honored were Matt Baker. Pete • 6216, 16hp., NOW 13 550 ~(1111-• 48" mower. ONLY ' Brlckles. Steve Foulkrod, Jerry .p loljOlllll:lll'~i:llolmll ll'f) ' • Jacks. Scott .. Melton, Todd Powell, , l;akf thlu1'1.1rl with you yt>u ,~~up, •ttdpLII:1 ~n " X" wllt~ vu~ • t<.y .!«trfc l lllft Wes Young, Scott Ba11on. Decker cllfl\prllfot(omp.l'l'J f<~..-or• bly. Yw 'lt • SpHdllrdinhely v•ri•bl• with llwd , r•hg~ . - whyS/mp!Kily in b.'ntr ·~hu , Dullums, Todd Hood, Keith Mattox, • 42' (or 48') OJI width, ~~~~t mid . mowe-r with rur rollrrs Scott Nelgler, Robin Qualls, Chris Lhto~ b.tw-.1 un pi,llblrthtd tlltucmo~t l\lf\ Becker, T('rry Fl ('ld s, Wes Howard . .--.. ...L.... .- 1• ()o..?mhl-r 1. ~ ~~~J Jeff McElroy. Kevin Oller, Jaret Bu~· It by June 30t.h a nd mak<' no monthl y Sheels and coach Rusry Bookman. paymC"nt for 90 da ys with lh£' SlrilpliC'Ity Members of the wrestling team R<'volvlnl{ Chq~:£' Plan. It 's available to qua lified customrrs with approved crC'dll fo r honored were Chris Davis. Marc t'}' ; down and ('asy mo nthl y paymc>nls at a n Howard, Mlkf' Southern. Richard Annaal PerceD&&Ie Rate oltfl~. Finance Ellis, Tony Miller, Wa lly Hatfield, charg('S acC'rut from dalf' of purchust'. Aak • Healh Richmond and coach Larry for dN alls. Grimes. The girls' basketball team honorees Iricluded Jennl Buck, Beth Ewing, Tammy Kauff, Elise Meier. Nikki Whitlatch, Tara Wolfe, Melodl carl, Cathy Hobstetter, Marsha King, Shannon Newsome, Heather Woods, ~ley Carr, Carla Kauff, Kenda Kloes, J(ldy Taylor, Missy Woods, and coach Rick Ash. The girls' track team honorees STA1110m 33 4TI & MAIN Included Trena Bachl.el, Mary MO. WIS'I VII PIA 25271 IIIDSYIW, DIIIO 45 772 Butcher, Jody Custer, Kelly Dou· 30.·37'2-9175 614-371·6125 gtas, Deana Haggy, Carla Kauff, Kenda Kloes, Tracy Michael, ChriS- 26 WOI:'k!i ...... ... .. , ..... ..... .., ......... $29.12 52 Wceks ...·, ...... ........ ............. , ... $58:24 Out11lde. Ohio ·, 13 W<'cks ............... :: ..... , ........... S1S.60 '26 W C(>kS ............ ·...... .... ....... , ..... $.31.20 !i2 Weeks ........... . ..... ,. $5~, 80 WE HAVE THE Pomrroy ..... ........... ...... .......... .. 0 1 Ma"'n ........................... ............. 0 2 . Rut land ..... ln.11.lde Ohio i:J We('ks .................................. $14,56 SYn'EMS W"' ' Colu mblo ................................. ! 2 SENIOR MEMBERS - 1bese four senior membel'!l of Eastern's championship team have provided much Jeadel'!lhlp and experience for &he ' ft1all Suhscrlptluril SIIJTEilBIRD SATEii.ITE Nf'"• Hav('n Dodgws ........................... 1 0 ................... 1 1 Pomflroy R('alty... Team " No sul>strlptlons by mall permitted jn towns w her<' hom l:' carr lt>r Sf:'rvke Is aval labl('. Scioto Downs results ,, ·Lakers see comeback effort in·tonight's playoff • pions has a large field of wedge late r:::==========~ models assembled, the area hobby stock drivers are primed and ready The Daily Sentinel to race, many fans want to tJi, here for that Initial shOw and the track !USPS lf!l-810) ' /\ Division of .MuUiniedla, Inc. facUlties are about complete. Do.nnle Horan, Zanesvllle, and Published evE'rv a ft ernoon , Monda y lhrauf.h FridaY. 111 Court St ., Po· Charlie Swartz, Ashland, Ky. head(, mcroy, Ohio., bYlhe Ohio Valley Pub· ,, line the program. llshing Company tMul11medla. Inc ., •' Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. Ph. 992-2.156. S.· Other possible entries Include cond class postage paid at Pome-roy . Jack Boggs, Webbville, Ky., 1'<\jke Ohio. · Balzano and Mike Smith, ParkersMt'mhf-r: United Press Internullona l, burg, Ray Godsey, Bedford, Ind. Inland Dally P I'('-SS Association and Ihe and Delmas Conley, Wheelersburg, Ohio Newspaper Asspclatlon. Natlomtl Advert ising RE'prf>sel'!l atlve, Branham Ohio. Balzano and Smith will be New spaper Sa les. 733 Third Avenue , ,. driving stock appearing late modNew York, Nl:'w York 10017. ' ). els with live by five wings atop the POSTMASTER: Sfond addresS changes roofs. to Thl' Dall y Sentinel. 111 Court St., Pome roy, OhiQ 45700. Joining the All-Star late models · and the hobby stocks wlll be Bill SUBSCKIPriON KATES Smith and his·big cannon which will By Carrier or Mo&or Route ... One Wqek ...... ........ ;....... .:........... $1 .10 " • fire off a few salvos In honor of this One Month .... , ......... .................... S-1;80 •• beautiful race course. One Year .................,................ $57. ~ ·-~ Grandstand still will open at 10;30 SINGLE COPY PRICE a .m .. warmups begin at noon, ·nany ................ ,....... ...... ...... 25 Cenls qualifying at 1 p.m., and the first of Subscribers not de-s!rlnR: to pay fhN•ar many races at 2:30 p.m. The rler m uy remit In advan('e direct to All-Stars will be running for close to Tht> D&llv Sentlnt>l on a 3, 6 or 12 monlh basis . Cr'e dll will ix' ~~tiv(>n carrier each $14,001 and the hobbies for $2,001. month . · · West VIrginia Motor Speedway Is 23-5 overall record. Pictured are front, 1-r, Arlene Ritchie, Amy ~oUy, Amy Berkhbner, Kim Dent, Lea Ann Gaul, TollYa Savoy and Melanie Mankin. Back row - Assistant Coach Don Jackson, Lesa Rucker, Beth Berkhlmer, Amy Young, Krist! Gaddis, Angie Spencer; Bonnie Koenig and Coach Pam Douthitt. Utde ·..•, · REED'S COUNTRY STORE - . ). .•· SILVER . BRIDGE PLAiA .. . :. _, :' :. .. .. ' . ' ' ·tContlnued from Page 4> Matt Baker, Hank Cleland, Wally fl1lttleld, Mark Howard, Chuck Jacks, Bret Little, Matt Peterson, Mlke Walls, Dennis Boothe, Decker Ctillurns, J()(' Hall, Wes Howart~.' Dale Johnston, Jeff McElroy, Joey ROush, coaches JE'98e Vail and . Darlene Amott, and manaaers 1\'acl Bartels, Heidi Caruthers, and AmyEpple. · Cheerleaders bonored Included Kim Chadwell, Christie Sauters, Leah Doidge, Joanle Simpson, Stacey Gibbs, Mindy Spencer and a~'F Jamie Bla.e ttnar. Brass bristle brush FORM·A·LENS'" especially #48·351 Clear Automotive Lens Repair Kit For domestic cars . For Import cars ~46-325 CAR light lenses HIGH-MOUNT REAR STOPLIGHT •REOUIRED ON ALL NEW CARS $16 4 7 GROTE *54002 ' for whitewall tires . $159 •Repairs broken or cracked clear 1ailllghl and signal · •53% FEWER ACCIDENTS •EASY TO INSTALL .. ' WASH - MITT .$159 t:::=::::::::;:liD-HASSLE IETUIN POLICY! . '• ' ' .. I .. . wv 240 THIRD AVE. 1704 EASTERN AVE. 446-4204 446-1813 8 AM 'TIL 7 PM 8 AM 'TIL PM 1•9 W. 2nd 992-2139 8 AM 'TIL 5:30 PM , 515 MAIN ST. 773-.5511 8 AM. 'TIL 5:30 PM 675-1520 8 AM 'TIL 5 PM 1 JACKSON AVE. 675-2'731 8 AM ;TIL7 PM .. ,, .' •·'. �' • • .Page-6-The Daily Sentinel - Thursday, May 30. 1985 · Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio NumerOus"awards given at Eastern assembly . Numerous .awards were presented to Eastern High School · seniors at the annual awards assembly held Wednesday afterqoon. The Ivan B. Walker Memorlal Athletic · Awards went to Angle Spencer and Keltll Stout. Spencer also received tile DAR Good Cltlzenslllp Award. Susan Batley 'fas presented t)le tlolzer Medical Center Science · Award. Student Council recogilitlon went toJennlfer Grover, Brenda Cunningham, Lori Hudson, Brliln Reed, Angle Spencer, Sandy Johnson, fu!nee Buckley, Jim Schaekel and Melinda Mankin. The Army Scholar Athletic Awards went to Angle Spencer and Mark Sllrlvers and National Honor Society Awards tb Jim Schaekel, Melinda Manklng, Angle Co~llns, • ~ I. \ t f ~· lt. '· By The Bend Tammy Calaway, Angie Spencer, Beth Berkhlmer, Jennifer Qrover, Tracl Schul, Renee Buckley and pelents were Beth &rkhlmer. Tara Guthrle, D.J. Randolph, Brlan; fu!ed, Jim Schaekel, Tract Schul,. Angie Spencer, Benltta Deeter and ~axElchlnger. · Service awards were presented to · Susan Bailey: Other awards Included Susan Judy Jones, Peggy Smltll and Tim Balley, Tara Gutllrle, Tonya FortBall wltll office assistants , being ney, yearbook; Connie Hendrix, recognlzedlncludlngLeaAnnGaul, Max Eichinger, attendance; Brlan BethBerkhlmer,SusanBaUey,Lorl Reed, English; Jennifer Grover, Hudson, Angle Spence~. Krlstl chorus; John Edwards, lndustrlal Gaddis and Mellnda Mankin. arts: Paul Collins, draltlng; Angle • Receiving yearbook awards were spencer, math award and special Melinda Mankin, Brlan ·Reed, studies award; Tract Schul, busl· . Tammy Calaway, Jim Weber, Jim ness; horne economics, Mandee Schaekel, Tonya Fortney, Lee Ann Gaul and Max Eichinger. wuuams, Susan Batley. science; The top 10 seniors scholastically Tam! Wells, art; Angie Spencer, were named and are Angie Spencer, Jennifer Grover, band; Paul Col· Tracl Shu!, 'l'ammyCalaway,Angie llns,· 'physical education; Jennifer Collins, Anita Reed, Lisa Hawk, Grover, ELTA scholarship and Renee Buckley, Betll Berkhlmer, Eastern Band Boosters scholar· ship; Board of Regents Award, " Benltta Deeter, and Sherry Epple. Recognized as scholarship reel· Tract Schul. TOP TEN - Tile top 10 academic seniors of this year's gradualln1 class were named llurlns tile a wants assembly at Eastem lOp School .Wednesday aftemoon. Tiley are, front from left, AnKle Spencer, Tracl Schul, Tammy Calaway, Angle CoiiiDs, Alllta Reed; baCk, Usa Hawk,' Renee Buckley, llelh Berkldmer, ~ Deete~, Slteft'Y Eagle . . • .. ' By BOB HOEFUCH Stsl&loel Sid Wrller , Qrug free entertainment night will be staged · Frlclay AWARD WINNERS-lbese are 80111eofllteawanl · Medical Center Science Awanl, and Mark Shrlvers, winners at the annual awards assembly of Eastern U.S. Anny Sdlolar Athletic "'ward. Spencer, the 1985 High School Wemesday alternoOn. They are from left, graduating class. valedictorian, also received a U.S. Angie Spericer and Keith Stoot, Ivan B. Walker Anny'Scholar Athletic Awanl.. · -··Memorial Athletic .Awards; . SUsan B!tiJey, HClt.er -H~pp~nillgs around Meigs County.~.. .' Bake, y~~. . . sale set . . · Scipio· Volunteer . FIJi>· Departm ent Ladles Ausillary wUI hold a bake sale and yard sale, Saturday, 9 a.m.· 4 p.m .. at the townhouse in Pageville. • Chicken dinner set - The Pomeroy Volunteer Fire ·Department ·-wur ·,llave Its first .. chicken bilrbeque ofthesurrimerqn · R~Oand Township Trustees wUJ . . · Sunday. ServlngwiUbeglnailla.m. meet In regular session this evening at the flrestatlon on Butternut Ave. Fined In the court of Middleport (Thursday), 6: 30 p.m ., at ·the in Pomeroy. Mayor Fred Hoffman Wednesd~y ' firehouse. The public is welcome. Maybt Hoffman ends court cases Mee!$ Jonight . · . -- - LIMtt~D-. 11ME o·FFER _. • Expires June 3, 1985 FACTORY ' . - SPONSORED. Pomeroy's Water Department a nnounced today water service will be off Lincoln HUI Friday morning until noon. Adrilltted-·AUdra Longstreth, Middleport; John Houck, Poonerc>v. Discharged- Homer Radford, nald Sykes, l(la Dudding. 1984 CHEV~OLET S-10 WITH TOPPER 6 cyl., 4 speed. PS, PB, long wioe bed, rear step bumper. tinted glass, AM/FM radio, radial tires. WAS NOW power seat, glass, tilt wheel, cruise, AM/FM radio, radial tires, bucket seats. Stock N -------T-------for for • • . f • • chopped Ste.. Val•e Meala l- ------ • • I • .I Celebrate 1 with gle,aming gold, ,I birthstars and diamonds. tOUR DB'EtiD.-Ea&IR OF OVER IS ftARS 2 dr ., 4 cyL , 4 - speed, heater, AM / FM radio. Stock N51091 . WAS 20131. WAS l~t lu~ tilt World s ll~ st lnt ~aa l~!lel • w1lft Ml *"PI t ll · y~ ·can·ull tt.JII.td 1)0111 0 l l\1l "'''~~'~ rGHwrlh buntr Cff\'101 Ill ~Hd w•h ~tl\erdoKOY "I f IlA nol rMI At partk•~tt r nt stu~llouMS C..,. .... ltr..,PIII\'tlft. '2•79 Saadwicll aad Frlea •t.99 11NH'!II. . ....... Chc..:t ~ ' " ' ' ~111gr• ·or ft1~ 5-lnd'IIICh 'lltm lr.oes tlfl'10111t !Mil wrth othtr ~ K~n\1 l 1 ~fl01r~l AI p,trlrt• PII\IIC --- llfl~houstl ~tMIIItrNy(ltfl'l, till. . . , VtiW 1111111 l4Ja. / NOW '5195 '5995 lfiCIIIIles lht W~rld s Brottst 1161~Vd Butlel • W1ltlllcl l0\IIH {ilt· ~ · C&ft ·Ui j . Nlltd 1101110 frnl ww~rm r~ll l'l' 1 1 ~ buftll CllltPill bt ~~~ 0111rlh o11111 r d•scounls r. ~ not r ~ d At ~l rtt( ll)llr~~; 'ttlkho~us ,....,....,ltfii!YiJIItrtlll I I II ,,.. • ., tmn -~ ,,,~..,., rn., -~ Lunch Special! Lunch Special! -~---World'• 111reat, leal World'• 1~11! le1l Sabtd hlfel '" . EAGLE SJATION WAGON 4 wheel drive, 6 cyl .• air cond .. heater, auto. trans .. PS, PB, AM/FM radio, stere{) tape, .r adial tires. Stock! 59172. WAS . '4495 NOW '3395 CJ:oppecl Steak Val•e Meal1 I ·2 •&.99 I 2 •&.99 I T·lo•e Ste.. Dl•aer• I T-lo•e Ste.. Dlaaen 1 2 for '8.99 ·1I 2 for '8.99 · .. I • RABBIT 1980 AMC avto. windows, • 1978 VOLKSWAGEN. '6195 '3495 . '7295 Now throUih July 7th, kids oder Sget • . burger or hofdog, fries ud salad buffe~ free • I I I I J. Salad el " '2&79 . Saadwlcllaad frlea ' ·•·•• · ,,...... ........ Wil i ""' ChGou ot Boll s Bwr~tr'' 1!1' frah S.nclwtth C.n~l tM ~IICI1111t1'1 Ollltr d •~l Ta. nolrlltl '-! Nttro,.l•llll lltiW~D~IItl e..-~-~~~-~~~~. I I I I I their lives to Chrlst. He's quite effective and If you haven'tcaughtoneofthenllllle'rous appearances he's made.. In Meigs County over the years- get to one of the fUture .ones. Bruce, formerlyofPonleroy, was a night club entertainer and · ·' ; ·' • • presents quite an effective tesu; monlal to point up the change In his • life style •· · • ' He's tile $011 of Harley and Jo Stablaker who Hve on Route.7 near 4 dr ., V·8, air cond .. heater., auto. 4 dr ., 4 cyl., 4 speed, bucket seats. Stock N50921 .' ' trans.. PS, PB , tinted glass# AM/FM r8dio, wheel covers. Stock N57991 . NOW WAS '4995 ION WAGON cyl., air cond., 5 speed, PS, AM/FM rodlo, stereo tape. radial tlrvs. rear wl~dow defogger. 4 . Sloe~ N50751. WAS '7495 • i'C,;;;, S,:;;',, u So~ lnsoeefed 1OD'It ~ btef tlelll. -~-- iiii1Piif*'"OI.i'--:j Upper River Rd. _. Rt. 7 (South .of Silver lrlclgi Plaza) THUNDE '3695 Meigs County's Oldttt Florist I85GRA BULOVA, SEIKO PULSAR such as lamps, bed linens, bedspreads, rugs and kitchen utensils and appliances, along with good used clothlng.ltemscan betaken to the Center anytime between 8:~ a.m and 4:30p.m. , Features of the sale wll Include "blue light specials" along with "fll)·a·bag-for-a-dollar" times. . WATCHES NOW 20°/0 O~F WHY PAY MORE? Friend/1, Circle has meeting '.)' · • A program honoring mothers was presentedbyMaryStewart.andJoy Russell at the May meeting of Trl~~ · AtJ!1111t1:,.. 4 was announced . uay ,rerrln and ErmaSmithservedadessertcourse to the 14membersandaguest,Mary JEWElRY REP. WATCH REP. 113 COURT POMEROY r_:E~l~al=n=e=R=usse=.l~l.=======::;=====:;:::::::;;;;::=====;:::~;::=:::==:;::. $299 RD 6 cvl. • .air cond., heoter, f~lo. trans., PS. PB, body s.de· mouldings, tinted glass, AM/FM radio, WSW radial tlres, wheel cMers. Stock N53401. WAS •7M5 KNIT SPORT SHIRTS $999 LADIES' STRIPED POLO SHIRTS . : ~ ,., food, :~ • Attendlni the party were Mr. and • : • Mrs. Hank Pm!ll'•. Ouy, Vldde : ~ andRyan.DonandDorlsPoolerand : • Alldy, Mldlell and Crlatrllle Pooler, ,_, '· REG . $459 "Danbury" ·Recline-Rocker recliner Handsome traditional chair • odds disti nction to your dec:or . Quality constructed to sea t you comfortably for years . Favorite colors to choose . . 'l1!rY IDd •••, • >l) Judy ADD, MeJD!o; I, IJiall : ••• !iwan, EUzal!etll_Lyms, Jim and \~ 352 East Main St. Pomeroy, OH. i.. Pooler birthday_ _ _ _ __ . VIIIN ... 1/l.tl. • ' Syracuse, Becky Null, fourth , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Donahue; Cheryl Pape, sixth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim FLORIST • 1 1 ed Rummage sa e p ann Southern are Letart Falls, Kyle Wickline, fourth Arutnmagesalewlllbeheldatthe grade, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Senior Citizens Center Monday, Wickline; .Jasoil Shain, sixtll Tuesd;~y !lnd Wednesday, 9 a.m. to4 grader, son of Mr. and Mrs. David p.m. The sale Is another of .t he Shain; Portland, Nick Adams, · Center's many activities held to fourth grader, son 9f Mr. and Mrs. raise the loc11l share of operating Bob Campbell; Jun•e Beegle, sixth, expenses. · · daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rogl>r Donations are needed lor the sale, Beegle; Racine, Julie Hill, fourth , wlth emphasis on household Items, · daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tommy . ~~~~/:~~~ ~'!~ho!~u ~~~f~:- The Sunday, June9, activities wlll incude a barbeque chicken dinner and tile recognition of senior citizens. There wUl be singing Ill the afternoon, a hayride, a scavenger hunt' and the awarding of priZes . Flea market spaces 'are available by· contacting Lucille Bates, 732· 9990. Proceeds from the weekend will go Into a fund for the upkeep of the church and cemetery at East Union, Ruth F. Crow, secretary reports. Fifty-fou r sick and shutln calls were reported . For the pf'OIItam valious readings al\d poems were read. Mary Nease read "Favorite Things"; Sandy Hawley, "How to Live 100 Year Happily"; Edith Sisson, " First Lady"; Erma Roush, "Honor tile Mothers"; Betty Black- were 4! ., The third annual East Union homecomlngwlllbeheldJune8and 9 at East Unlori ,' Route 78, east \)f Caldwell. On June 8 a pig roast wllllte held with serving time at 4 p.m . There will be games all day, along with a conslgnmel)t auction from 9 a.m . to 1 p.m. The Buckey!' Travelers Band will provide music for a dance In the evening. A flea market and the crowning of a king and queen will also be, features of the Saturday program. . ; Chester. J>ape; Southern Junior High, Ellia· Frlendly Circ)e, Church. ; .. Talk ~bou7~ 11 g time. bethSmltli,elghth,daughterofMr . . Group sl~glng of . Faith of-<Air • and Mrs. Darrell Smith; Southern Motllers"·was·followedbyscrlpture • 'commlttment! • High, Rachel fu!lber, lOth grade, from Proverbs, readings and .; Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Sll~~· daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert poems. Trlbutes to mothers and • Box 112, LangsvUJe, Ohlo4574 ' l fu!lber. The seniors are Lois ll)le, daughtE'rs were given. Mary Elaine . ,: :mark lh~lr ?Qtll weddl~ aMive~-- dQughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles . Russell rec~vei:l the offerng and ,• sary on June_6. . , . ·MI . gaveeac;_honetllereahookmark.''l ; . . Neither Is able to tolerate ' a . ·Millie. Dllvlldd PPowowPllil, soJ\dofCh r.latntd Would be True:- was the offeratory • ·celebration bur the .couple, I'm .. rs. 0 av e • an . ar o I" . · · . · · ..~ · din . · • · Lyons daughter of Mr . an~ Mrs hymn, and t•..,re was a rea g on • sure, would love healing from you. L' · · 'family prayer to conclude tile ~ • 1 think one or the nicest compH· John yons. . program • Do keep smiling · • · · Reports from the officers and •:; ments to them Is the comment of_ project chairmen were given. Duling the business meeting, conducted by Pauline Mayer , several ,, . Racine Elementary fourth, fifth · Aaron Hoback, . Tra..lt~ Mugrage, notes of thanks were noted and siXth graders recently visited ScottGrace,CourtneyRoush,Kevln summer plans were discussed. •• and the Ohio University Food Service Ible, Jason Deem, Chris Hendricks; A rummage sale by. the Happy FacUlty in Atllens ·as part of a Third grade~. Angel Roberts, Harvesters and the Friendly Circle mitrltlon education grant. Heather Smith, Robert Reiber, to be held at thechurchonJune3and Studepts were gtven a tour oftllelr Justin Diddle, Ryan Holter, Jenny bakery, vegetabledepartment,stor· Cleek, ~arcy Mathews, Kelly age rooins and fm>zers and were Hensler,MlkeVanMeter,Stephanle i.• treated to donuts, cookies and raw Ollllnger, Rashel Rowe, Jeremy 't • vegetables. Alter lunch on campus, Nortllup, Tabitha Wllloi'd, Rachael The social committee of Precep!: : the students vlsl!ed theOU Library tlensler, AngjeT~ord; tor Beta Beta Chapter, Beta Sigma ' where they were introduced to. Fourlll graders, Heather Hill, · : "Allee," the computer now being Kelly Snider, Todd Grace, Michelle Phi Sorority, held ·a Mexican picnic used In the Ubrary containing Stobart, Rusty Smith, Julie HIU, at the home of Lillian Moore • lnformatloo found In the card David Deem, Eddie Sawyers, Thursday evening. Auctioneer for a • catalogs. Jeremy Dill, Megan Wolfe, Michelle country store which was a featureof the I,'Vening was Donna Jones. Plans • · All students at tile school recently Caruthers; discussed for a style show and • partiCipated In the annual art show Fifth graders, Don Stephenson, . party to be held In September card : • under tile direction of Mrs. Debra Mark TheiSs, Jenny Varney, Ml· as a ways and means project. · : : Hill, art teacher for the lllstrlct. clleile Brown, Jason Lawson, Heidi Jane Walton, president, named : fu!celvlng blue ribbons at the art Snider, Kelly Ervin, Kenny _Clark, the new chairmen and committees ... ~ showwere: • Jamey Holter, Mark Brown, David for ~year. They are Rosie Sisson, : First ·graders, Clrucky Roberts, I hie; chairman, Betty Ohlinger, Roberta . : , Ryan Martin, Danyel Smith, Mi· Sixth gradeni Chad Diddle, John Johnson, Shawn Dalley, Amos, Jennifer Smitll, Shawn O'Brien, Mary Morris, Pearl ••• chelle Riehle Wamsley. John Card, Mike Baker, Mayla Yoacham, Carrie Welker, and Jean Werry, ways and : O'Neil, Jyl Mathews, Paul Illle; Scarberry, Jamxl Circle, Norman means; Donna Jones, chairman, : , Second graders, Grant Circle, Matson, Jim Carpenter and Krlssie Carol 1'annehiU, Janet Theiss, ·Eleanor Thomas, Lillian Moore, Morarlty, Jenny Carpen· lmbc<ien. · · ••• · Shannon Malde Mora and Vera Crow, social; ter, Erica Ougan, Kendra Norris, • . Velma Rue, cllalrman, Norma ' Custer, Shirley Beegle, and June Van Vranken, program; Clarice "~ Louise Martin, Ray and MarUyo Krautter, chairman, Theresa SwatAll five children of Mrs. Inez Wiener, Russell and Juanita zel, Reva Vaughan , Nellie Brown, Pooler of Middleport were present Spencer, Edgar, Lena Belle and service; Ruby Baer and Theresa . for a surprise birthday party held ' · Diana PUIUns, Katlly and Josh Swatzel, telephone; Rosie Sisson, . recently In ller honor at tile llome of Hlvley, Bill, Sharon and BUUe sunshine; Ann Rupe, publicity and ' · BW and Sllaron Pooler. Pooler, Rebecca Wade, Lisa King, scrapbook, and Maida Mora, city i Her children at the ObServance S!Jeila Koenig, Mr. and Mr. RObert counciL werepary of Southfield, Mich.; Don White and family and Terry Pooler. [ t • of Taylorsvllle, Ky.; Blil of Pome[• •• roy; Lena &De Pullin~. Pomeroy, • and Marilyn Wtener, EU('llton, Fla. COLOR .MEN'S SOLID . t presented tllefr iRotherwltha ' , reft l&t'rator. She nocelved a variety ;; ! Of gifts from others attending the WITH PLACKET AND POCKET ' ; . oblervance. MuslcwasprovldEdby : ' a band composed of RusseU I • • ' Spenter, Edgar Pullins, Bob White ; :: and vocalist, Diana Pullins. grand• clafllher of Mrs. Pooler. ' . : : • A claupter, Lena Bell Pulllns, • , • ntlde and decorated tbt birthday : :' cake whlcb wu leiWd with otl1er ·: ,._ M.&lllhl I R eunton . planned. tn . 'June ' ~~ prize. Chapter meets AT Water off Friday the quiet conclusion and AUCDON - Georse WOOdwanl Is pictured conducting tlte annual auction of the GaiUa Cbrlsllan School, reported to lte quite IIUCCeS8ful. With Woodwanl, the auctioneer, on the left Is student, Leslie Utchfleld. A potluck mother-daugher ban· wood, "Anne J arvis"; Evelyn quet was held at the .Forest Run Hollon, "Weed Tho!lghts and Cook Cllurch by the United Methodist In Quandary"; May Holter, " Walt· • ing In Line"; Kathleen Scott, 'A Women recently. Hilda Yeauger opened the meet- Little Mixed Up"; Mary K Ro!Jsh, " lng welcoming the members and 'The U nwa~ted Bush"; and H1lda " guests. A Jove oflerlng was taken Yeauger, "Do You Remember." guests were tile Rev. Steve Other and officers' reports were given. Flowers were presented to the Netson, Christy and Donna Nelson, ~ldest mother, May Holtl,'r; tile Linda Hamm, Fa ith Varney, OreUa ' youngest mother, Jennifer Harri- Hysell, Marcia Arnold, Jennifer • son; the one with the most family Arnold. Came Grueser, Mary belle present, lour generations, Kathleen Warner, Mary J . Wise, Susanna Scott; the most recent married, Wise, Jennifer Harrl$011 and daugh· Faye Wiggins; a mothflr to be, ter, Megan, and Jane Sisson. Christy Nelson; the one with tile . - - - - - - - - - - most great-grandchildren, May Holter. Shirley Sopher won the door •·::• Ractne. • wtnners • . ed nam ' 1ms ·5 EATI'UE Veterans Memorial again - .; NOW AVAILABLE ON ·as• Bronco. II & 85"12' Escort . . """' . ·-;=============;;:;;;;~:;;;;;;;:;;:;;:;;:;;;;;;11 night were $50 Brent George, Mld(lleport, . and E. costs, open h fillsk; Larry W. Bunce, Middleport, Saturday carnival set $10, assured clear distance; Perry R. Hall, Middleport, $25, disorderly Harrisonville PTO' s Annual manner; Mike Harrison, M_lddle· Spring Carnival will be held this port, $25 and costs, disorderly Saturday, 4} 'j).m.,at the school with manner; Robert Southern, Middle· a drawing for a VCR scheduled for7 port, $25 and costs, disorderly p.m. sharp. The carnival will manner; Johnny Blake, Middlefeature door prlz£ giveaways every port, $25 and costs, disorderly · hall hour, games, refreshments, Gregory McC!rthy, Lemanner; clowns, helium tilled balloons <1nd a.· tart, W. Va., $10and costs, stop sign talent show. Everyone is invited. . violation. Charles E. Fellure, Pomeroy, wasglvenaslxdayjaUsentence Group singing set on a pettyr;theftchargeand James E. Roye, Point Pleasant, W. .Va., Middlepm1 Nazarene Church will forfeited a $100 bond posted on a feature the singing group "Sunrise" disorderly manner charge. in services to be held 7 p.m. Friday evening. =~~u:~~~~~~~o~r:t::~ se~~~· from urging those attending to commit APR FINANCIN - tllelr daughter,ln-law, Catherlne Shenefield, wllo says, "They were and stW are so nice to me (l crlnge at ln·law jo~). I could 'not have been treated anymicer" . Mr. · Shenefield has had some ·serlous health problems durlng the · past winter and Mrs. Shenetleld, who Is 90, manages tocru:e for him, keep house and do the cooking; · at Meigs School with a tal· ~t show, dance contest, awards • and a dance. . • Hours are from -"" a.m. and the · Charles and Freda Edwards . 7: :ll p.m. to 12:"" evening 1s being staged by the reconunend that you look Into Meigs High School Teenage Insti- Amtrak If you're planning a trlp. . tute for the Prevention of Alcohol Freda says the Amtrak trains are and Other Drug Abuse wltll Jeannie comfortable and have accoinmoda· tlons to make your trip pleasant. Taylor, Meigs faculty member. and Ivan Faske of the Athens County · The costs are quite reasonable- In ' CouncU on AlcohoUsm, coonllnat- fact, you can travelabouthalfoftlle · : ingtheevent. natlonfor$125to$150.TheEdwards There. will be free refreshments had their experlence with a trlp to , and the only ·admission · ts a New Orleans. · commlttment that no chemical be They tell me YOu can find out used before or durlng the evening. more Info tllrough Trlple A and ~ ___ there Is a toll free number also : After too maily yt>ars, I «!!d catch direct to Amtrak, .; Bruce Stalnaker Stone In an --:; appearance at the Laurel Clltf Free 'Southern Superintendent Bobby ' Methbdlst Churcll SUnday morning. · Ord has annoimced his dlstrlct Bruce Is excellent as he sings Ills students ·who will be honored at the : way - and quite wen - · tllrough first Meigs County Academic Ex· • both crlglnal and, well known gospel cellence Banquetto lte·held on June ' music. He IS lin ent~lner and 6 at the Meigs High School. • gets the point across from t1te quiet The group Includes fourth, sixth, beglnnlngofhlsmuslcalmlnlstryto eighth and lOth graders, one from • sane lively, hand-clapping songs_ each school. and the tops of the • • - Forest Run dinner held Drug free for youth Is an extension of Lebanon Town· ship Rd. 433; a the private driveway andparklnglotownedbytheRaclne Gun Club off Sutton Townslllp Rd_: 100, contingent upon tlte letter of approval from gun members. % • - Page 7 Bear of the bend ';!~~~-~~·=·~=~=!!!~!!!i~!!!!i!!i"i~i~!iiii" James The Diddle. resolution will also allow ~ brlne usage oil a private driveway owned by the Racine Gun Club If a letter from gun club m!'mbers to J .D. Drllllng, autllorlzlng brine usage, Is submitted to .the commissioners. Tom Smith of J.D. Drilling, uid!cated he would obtain such a letter as soon as possible. On behalf of J .D. Drllling, Smith made tile request for the resolution at last week's commissioners' meeting. At that time a public meeting to discuss J .D. Drllllng's proposal was scheduled for yester-. day (Wednesday), )1 a.m., In the . commissioner's office. Present for tile pubfic meeting, In addition to the commissioners a,nd Clerks· Mary Holl!ltetter and Ma>:tha Chambers, were Smith and Mark fJutchlson, also of J.D. Dr!lli~g. No · other Individuals were present to offer · input, pro or con, on .the salt brine usage proposal, Locations okayed for salt brlrte . application In the resolution litclude . the J.D. Drilllf!g plpeyard In ltactne;~a - prlva te..iliivi>way owned thursday. May 30, 1986 'j < Commission okays salt brine usage The Meigs County Commission- by James Diddle which Is an ers unanimously passed a resolution extension of Sutton Township Rd. • Wednesday to allow J .D. Urilllng, 1ffi; aprlvateparklnglotownedby Racine, to use salt brlne for dust or James Diddle off County Rd. 28 In Ice control on prlvaie property ·Sutton Township; a private drlveowned by ihe drllllng company and way owned by James Diddle which The Daily Sentinel I 1 • ( WITH PlACKET $999 ·DAN'S IASOIIC Reg. Sm ~$289 Reg. $539 ~ s349 "Brentwood ' Recii110·Rocker recliner "The Dreamer" Recllna-Rocker recliner · Clossic .. . comfortable ... it's the European inspired design is bo!d , mosl popuior seat In the house! plush and conoempororv. Enjoy! Reg. $559 SALE "The Avenger" Recline• Rocker· recliner, · · .Modern e•citeme nl, w ilh a $Oft,; pompering oriple -pol low bock. • • MASON FURNITURE CO. :• 2nd Street Herman Grate, Owner 13041 773·5592 ••.. • Mason, w. Vi. �• !P!~~:a~nw~~D~a~ily~Se:n~ti~·n:ei~--------------~--------~P~~::~v=:M:~:d:~~~rt~,O~h:·~~~~--------~-··--------------~Th~u~.nd~~a~~~M~ay~3~0~._,_9_as~.: I?o shopping with.menu, list, specia~ ~n the spotlight ~: . By CINDY OLIVERI ::: Couniy Extension Agent ~' Home Eooaomlcs and 4-H ; · Grocery shopping Is a lot like ;.school. U you forget · to do your !homework, the result may be "6>1;tly. But by dolng your home.. ~ork. you'll save time, energy and -money. How? . You Won't need to .return to the store ·for something :You forgot, and you'll make fewer ilmpulse purchases. ~ Getrtng ready to shop begins wl!h :Jnenu planning. By pla nning meals )lld snacks for the entire week, you ;t'lln take advantage of supermarket ~lals a nd save money. News:iiatler food advertisements are a [flreat place to check weekly :'iifx>ctals. · · . " ' For example, If ham Is on sale cou ld plan one company meal a hearty family meal around •.. ~ baked h.a m. Thl'n plan for leftovers which can be used during the week in sandwiches. salads, casseroles or other creative ways. When checklng ads. be sure to-compare prices on an Item In advert!S..menis from several stores In your area. Often, more than one supermarket wUI have some of the same Items "on speCial," and sale prices may vary considerably. · When planning menus, you'll also want to consider your family's busy schedules. By making menu plans as flexible as possible, you'll find It easter to meet each family memberS' needs without beconnlng a "short order" cook. On a week night when schedules ~re par(lcularly hectic, plan a simple meal which can be prepared In advance and eaten on- the-run, If rieeessary. Hearty soups and many main dish salads Ill the bill nicely, When latecomers arrive home, they can help themselves to an appeaUng and nutritious suppe~ and not resort to a bUdget-breaklnjl ·last food meal. · · Once you've organized the week's menus, a shopping list ls next on the agenda . Too often this Important step1s eUmlnated tn the Interest of time. However, the results can be well worth the effort. A shopping list can make It easter to stick {o the food budget and avoid costly Impulse purchases. It also can save you lime before, during and after you go to the store. · · Start saving time by· keeping paper and•.a penctl ha!ldy tn the kitchen. When you run out ·of something, or you see an item Is running low, jot yourself a note. Later, you won't have to spend llmf' trying to remember tt·you used the last box of tissues or package of pancake mix. .At the end of the week, check the menus you'1<e planned. Al8o read · through the recipes you'll be ustng and add needed Items to ,your Ust. Often a recipe calls for Ingredients you already have on .hand. By checking cabinets, the refrigerator, and·the freezer first, you'll quickly find out what Ingredients you already have and avoid costly duplication. Check cabinets . for dry tngre·dlents such as flour, cornmeal and baking powder. While checking kitchen cabinets for recipe tngredlents, don't forget to review your supply of staple foods such as coffee, fiour, cornmeal, sugar, rolled eats and. vegetable shorten· . lng. If your grocery stqre has any d. . l ·i: Fumiture & Jewelry :. triple couponlng. !f' so, .a »cent.: J~ 106 North 2nd Avt. these Items on sale. and It you have enough storage space, stock up for coupon tor an Item may result In a• • savings of a not her )) or 00 f~t!nls. : • added savings. Time and effort spent In 111eal • To save time, try to organize your planning will help ensure rilOre : list according to categories dairy, produ<*, meat, frozen ioods. . nutr·ttlous meals for you and your> family. •, Many shoppersalsoftnd lt helpful to Dtd You Kn0w That .. . profes·• • organize their lists according to the layout of thll store where they stonal co.uponers suggest using a [.. usually shop. This way they can shoe box with simple index card save even more time and won't dividers. or large envelopes labeled according to product category. For need to run back an aisle or two tci the greatest savings: they also find an Item they missed. , suggest using coupons to purchase The time to gather the coupons Items you need and plan to buy you'll need Is while you're making your shopping list, not while anyway. standing In the checkout line. This will take just a few nnlnutes If the coupons you've collected are wellorganized. Watch for special bonuses. Sometimes supermarkets sweeten the savings by offering double or even ... -,,~ , r,: r·• r.r• •• - •• . . io:·&holarship .. t•ven · . . • :-:Becky Roberts, daughter of Bob Jllld Nancy Roberts or Uniontown, 1lfld granddaughlf>r of Nonga Ro.rts and the late Bob Roberts, lias n awarded a full four-year !<'tiC scholarship to Ohio Unlver· ~ty. Her scholarship Includes :l)l!tion, room, board and books. Hit:! Laura Cobb and Amy Luckeydoo were initiated Into Bethel 62, International Order of Job's Daugh· ters, at the recer.t Inspection of the Bethel · by Mrs. Melody Brown, Dayton, the grand guardian of the State of Ohio. reama Bentz, honored queen,, presided at the Inspection held following a dinner served by Evan~eline Chpter 172, Order of the Eastern Star. Past honored queens Introduced were Paula Eichinger, Susanna Wise; Sandy Luckeydoo, Carol Smith. Linda Cramer, Tw!Ja ' i ~~~ i,lurlng the 1!*!4 &easo~. The team the Middleport First Baptist Church Jlnished 14.() In the Senate League Flowel"l were presented to Ada Bible School, June 24·28. Slhd 19-5 overall. . Bissell, the oldest mother, Su? Cathy Riggs ts director, and Pat' : · Ro~11s .earned ~ITS! team all- Hayman, the youngest mother, and Burton, co-director, for the Bible . dtstrlct.hono~s lnl984. and was tw!Qe Doroth~· Wells, the mot~r ~lth the -- l!Chool whlchwlllotfei.cli.sses for an ~med to -t~ (Irs! team all-Sen~te mOst children, a dozen: at the recent _.. ages In mornlngsessions, 9a.muntii ~lectlons . .During· h.er juplor .and · . llJeettngofthe?ythlanStste,rshe)d · noon.. ., · · · ljen!or· seasons, he helped the Lake at the ~ Long Bottom Community Klckol!tor the Bible school will be tflgh team to a 27-11eague and 38-10 Bulldln~. · . held on June 22 and wlllconstst of a pverall record while wining the MeMcPeek,mostexceUentchlef, pool party at 5 p.m. followed by a ~am's most valuable player presided at the meeting with Leota wetner roast. Chlldren must be ~y;ards. • Ferrell, Judy Holter, and Alta pre-registered for Bible school to •.; A 3.3 student, she is a four year Ballard as pro-tem officers lor the partfclpatetn.theopentngparty. )otter winner with the Lake High opening. Memorial ~rvlces WE';"' The school will conclude with a tJiack team . She is a member of the ocnducted. Tht're will a 6:.10 dinner party on Ju~e 29 canytng out the i;tlvent Uniontown Church. She followed by short form meeting at theme, 'Its·a Day on Sunrise Island" plans to major In exercise the June 3 ~ling which will mark . with games, prizes and refreshJl'llyslology. the temples first anmversary. ments. The closing program will ~ t fiflh sl~t w('(')<s )V'ad.tn~ )X'rlod hoik,r lhco Harrisotn.111f' SchoOl hilS IX'f'n ,.~ 't.'d M:.iMin a ,~Uadr of B or abovC' In ~..~"'lr "ub"'<'l!!o ,:be namrd toiheroll W('l't': A lx>l' Brnnett Dianna (. . :\r~t ~ ., 0, 11 ('~ 1 Ti.lbllho.~ Fdw, Marla "'11 11m'-'(~: · ,S<~ nlev ·i·abllhil Swr:.rlngPn, ':!} d-:. ··~'). "~~;rld'tlosl · · · .r . •a-. ·· o""'""' A.-~0 ... n .. '"-'·1... Ffl"ttu., · ,..,.,., ., '"' nuuv~Rr:rndv Gro\'f."t'. Ada m Sh('('IS, W . . so.l 'vaof'('. ' ' • , 111·1·,_. m·;uk- _ t had [)(>skins, Cr)•stal " ,.'-' ->""""" · IMI\' F'I'Ur'n. MPt'On Gru~r. Stal'Y "" • •• f:tl.JO. :s, Sh;n\·n in~C'L~. J aml<' Kc.>nllf'dy. ,Jona· 1 0 V.rn('('. Tlmm\' van('('. ,., :'.I.'I.'OIK t . ~ h« ,£' -of'l)trrt h !--'l':rdt"-Mcllssa Durtum,Cout1~~ (ttg~s, M\t•harl Van('(', Shanf' Hysc>l\. ;·~'lfl h j,."t'o.ldf> _ J~1 m~ Howerton. Paul harp. Rob~' van<-e. ~Sh:th _gr:ld(' - ,J('nniff'r Ektn"MI , Mich<>llf' M ·tfhf''\\'S Aaron Sh('('ts. 1 ;.. • ·· ' ' Tim Durl'l , R($r1{Ja Eb lin, Ma 11 ~ Olllf'. Ctu·L'\ HanlnR. H.rlsll Hayrn>s, Carol HC'ndrlx. J:>a rl a King, Phil Klnf{. Susan KJng, Edd ie Kllchrn. .lim MC'Oanif'l .. Judi M(l(>S, Mk'hl'IIC' P('fcrson. TMTha Rathburn Brr"mb SinC'la ir Mllrk Smi th . MC'IInda S~lth, Kim 'StN·ari, J<>nni Swartz. JOdie> Wr;>ll!', Br}·unt Young. ' .Jun lo~ - ~Y Bln:hfk>!d. EllzabNh Clf'lllnd. 1\.athv Ckln<'h H(lk:ll Cobb Mary ' ' Cun nln,l!h<rm. ·Todd Ooc:7.1, IWnda donohl.k'. Mf'~ l!!sa no" ·nlng, Cindy F<'ti,V, Ch.:JriC'S Fill'hpalrk.•k. f:lna F1\llrud , Br1ctn_ GibbS. Cha t'1rs C•Ilk f:"'"~n. Sh<'rr.v Hunll('.1 Cht1S Kf' nnrdv .-,, .,- Roct ""':\' Kl if'In. La ura M~·ll n .. u ou~ C'hrlslln~l MeG~!«>._ Am.v Mc•llk'n. .J~y MOWf't')·. Brvrrl,v l'\all'Pf'r. Shc>ll~> O!lllngrr, ~~s~ Pr lmrTK'r. ~r>rrl Rf!u~h . ("h(orl Sa ut('l'!i, C1.1ro1 Smith. liMy. SouiJoob)·. CharmciC' l'ur_ll('r, Mnry Whun. S~rrr Wilson , Tt>ll'Sa Wi.l;£'. , , . . .. .. Sc-nms - .T.trlli"S Aclc't'. Lhf'r ~ l Bunt~. S:lrah ArMfl. M:u·l:;t i\\'C'r'iof'h Us.r •· •· '!lh• fU!h Jo.lx wi't"'k.... g~·adinJ,I prt·lod honor· ~)II. ,11 tiY' Mlddl('pm1 Ek>m' nl ary SC'hool .has tw-n unnoun<·rd. MaklnJ.! :1 wadC' of H ot' ~)\'t' Jn a ll thf'h' stlbJI'C'I!! to br' nn!TX.'d to rhC' .till wrrf·: •:r~lrsl gr;td~ · -l'hrl-; Ch<1pm11 n. Todd 0 :1\is. ti:mald (~ltc'l.'n . AprU Hall('~ . Tony Hun·ls. ~rt•mv Ha11~m. \\'illlr Johnson. Elk'n Lc-Y.·Is. Ash!c-~·. Amy Yates Jir••iK·kol"il:•k, ·I l)o:pmio~. UPRIGHTS -\my Yates oqserve(l her el_ghth blithday Sa~rday with a party. at .. , · Pizza Hut In Pomeroy hosted by her ·mothei-,. Gladys Yates. A Care Bear ~ake and Ice cream were served following the pizza. Attending were Darlene Curry, Mary Jane Curry, Janice and Bob cUrry, Sue, John, ){aile, Andy and· Ciara Sanders, Sally Yates, Nathan Franco, Ray and Kelly Cook, Kim, Jason and Jeff Dowell. Sending gilts were Tabby Watson, Eva Mae and Ezra PhiUips. Clurk . Hl'alher Hy~ll . Tl'l'ffia~ .Janrt:;, Rand)' JC'wrll. BIIII.Jn C:OrcJon. lh·:~n.. ll:tll. Rhonda Hmklw..:. C'lndl H:t7.{'!10n. F.ra nt~ Hoffm; tn, I.Lo;a Hortman. Hoy1, K:1.tlTI Molde'n . .Jodi Mtlk'r. Mark l..uTKk'l'l'. Tim l.c'Maswr, Tt•rrsa fk'lds . •f<tck ~·tt•n•on •. Anlla Rrt'C.I. Lisa Rid<'!·. Sh<'t"l'V Rll l'hl£'. Rt'C'nda Robbin.~. ROd Hou~h . StK'rr\· Savr't•, F.\·a Sl.~k. Linda S1rwm1. Mat'\·lil Sdl~~. Ali.-.un 'l'rumm , Rot}' Tr..-all. Robvn Vr>noy. t::lM>r·;r Wt,'l) ••J.ty " 'hl!llnJ!{On. Rita Wllllumson. RC'th:t ' '(Jill. Thf> Uf1h !<.lX wrolo: w·adlnR prrlod honor 1'1)11 :tl thf' Por JK>I~' Elc>llK'flla ry Sc.:hool has 1Jl't'f1 ;:mnnunC'f'd. Making " wadl' ut 8 or t 1tm·t· In ~•llttnr suhj(>t::t ~ to bf' naml'd to thl• rl'lll 1,-c,-r: F'lrst grade•- Tra\'k AbMit, AMt" Bl"':*•n. .k>s!!ok'a ('hapman, 'P3ul Chapman. M~an Clark. Cas."' Cit'! and , Oa\id CuMI~am. Jay 0:.•~·~ Alida Ham. Sw-.anna Hmdf:>rson. Carlu Hup:Jvos. Monty lluniH, Erica P~lllps. .k-5!tk'a Roblrw.m , Palma Wilf.'!ll, LafllfoaDa S.:md~' Johruton. I.e< Luck<>\·· Sl'lku:. Kyko Simpson. Ltn4a Jay Ct't'mrans, Trl:l«'Y G11K"!M"t. Ciu-mlchael, Jt'fr Darnell, Travts T3ra Erwin, ,Jrrt"d HUt, TQdd Mile Youn~. Jullf ThJrd arade - Trenton Cleland, Grimm , Chrtstr Hawkln~, Sandy , St('l)hanl.- Sfto. EJk>n WatBOn, l.ft' ,. Tr~C'Y Fife, brad Andenon, DPanna Boothe Dank>lk-Crow,J.P.Davls,!!baononNUz.Jet! Tracy. • ' . Fourtb t!fade- Kelly !Joidao, Booy IWusb, VlddWarnor.Kardlloclltei,MopnBon.... MoUua Maynonl. Deborob Alkft. ICtovtn l.ambort. Ruo1)' .T rlplo11. LoannC\Intiiii,Jodt t m -. Kotly Phelpo, Steplwile Price. • Loria no S«ool. Katrtna 'l'urM". Fifth ,.-ode -Barbaro A - - . . J~ McElroy. Julia..,. ilu<'lt, Jolui llon1ooa, Joromy Ho<t. Jonolllan """"'"· · NoutzliJi!t, lb<ltaol R<lwlh, Kim llor1,.., Mt!ll~ Dolley. Jtoitomy !loan. Slfpba.U. ' H<tJii:RV. Ivan Poo·pJI, T<'rrl Roo<'h, KC'IIh Elji!hlh ~adr- ChriS Bl'<'kC'I'. man BakM', MAnRESSES : · Thr fifth six .,.,.t'f'ks grad!~ pl'l'iod honor roll a t ltv> Rutland EJ.:orrw:.nlary &hool has In-n annouocM. Maid~ a ~adeo of 8 or abovf' In a ll thMr ~ubj('Ct5 to ill' naJTK"d to ttw ruJI wrrr: • fll~t tu~tdr- Ptlylllll ('lark. John Ck>land, Jrrrmy Cok>rrum. Krisl£'n DW.:.~Iva. Tara Fttrh~X~Iti<"k. n-avts G\lmort". Bl'f'rll Hanson. Mari4"n<' Hr:is, J('l"('my Honaker, Kal't'ft 'Kautf; Timmy Priddy. Shawn n1re, Lori Rus!l4"1!, C'lndl Stl'wan, Man Titus. CU ndk't' WalkN ', Rnxanr Williams. • • Sl'rond Kl'\1nCOIJins.Jana UaUc~... Brkl~«'l , Da'vts, Phillip Edrnon!E. Tara Fowl<Y. ira\•IS Gra ft". MaAAJ<" K('nfk'd~·. L.ort McGhco£', Shm'l Ramsbwll. Cll'ldy Roush, .k>nomy lmtxxlm, Mk'hPIIc Want Third wack>- Lon18W'I'M"m, Amk' E llloll, Krlstm Frodt>rick, Juon C.0f"'i.'(', Missy Jeffton. flac:1kol H.vwU. Almfll' l.mlley, Jaaon Mllkor, JoyO' Bfk.n. Fow1h RT<~ck> - Gary Adams , Jmnlf('l' Ota$l('('n, Rust~ Edrnood!. Judy Fowlor, Amy R4>yn01ds, MllsySluon, hollyWUUam~. Ftfth JUadf -Amy Henld, 'ThmmyMIIk'l'". Miranda N~IIM. Juan Reynolds, Marf4?r· Ita 'l'rmlm. J aynwo 111115. Slxth grad(> - ARR~e Elliott, John Evans. "'ad<'- Soovonth ~-Jam-· Nancy ...... - · ~. COry llftzlq, M.ry Heidi Con!!lion. Jim Cllo(llllll, Hank , Jolin Cooilty. Ecltlto Cn>olol. LNb llonlolo, U.. Cont. J<EoUy 00o1t1ao. Jllllfl Dum. Amy E!Jplo, M.ry Hale, - , . lliuntlton. 1\yon lllrpor, w~ llailtold. More ltowanl,llo1Uiy ~. KIDK, Monlio Klatl. Karon Lambori, 1'onuny l.ambori, Sbonnon Mllte ParW, llo<lqi-.Ciirlo!llewwt,T-.y......-. Racht!t Roblnooit, !\Nih Rldunond, --10. • SALE-PRICED AT SALE-PRICE AT 150 Pll ~' 1100 l'fl PC. 1260 1'£1 SET TWIN · $9995 ' POS.lURE-FIRM 15 YR. WARRANTY PEl PC. NON-PIOIATID OFF Free Delivery A vE sn PEl 30 SUITES IN STOCI PINa RAIL !!)aN SUITaS Cholet~ of Nylon or Herc:ulon F111rtc . DROOM SUITES LARGE SELECnON OYII 30 IUITU. STOCK, " ·, JOIYOUISH . . .G ~~~---· -ondl'larll- ·••v• SHOP TOOAY -CHOOSE YOUR STYLE AND FAEiRIC lA VI NOW 4-PICIMiPiilc... HEADBOARD- CHEST . DRESSER • MIRROR by Rayan E. YounR · . Rayan E. Young,daughterofMr. ~rs. Bill young, Pomeroy, ¢elebrated her seventh birthday - Frtday eVen \Jig with a plzia party at ShowblzPizza1Parkersburg, W.Va. · Her guests enjoyed party hats, balloons, pizza, pop, and birthday . c;:&ke and were taken on rides and · entertained with g8jTles. Following . the party, !he glr~ ~turnedJQ the Young home for. a slumber party. ' The next morning the guests were Served breakfast whlch lea~red clortuts Inscribed "Happy Birth- $29900 OR WALL IAYI . ON ALL ILIIIPIRI YOURHOME .......... If- BURLINGHAM - Burlingham Conlmunlty Church, Burlingham, will hold · revival services 7 p.m . nightly beginning Friday. Herb Inscoe, Ona, W.Va:, will be evangelist with special slngl~ ·by the Pleasant Valley Trio. Rev. Ray Laudermllt Invites the public. · -SAVE NOWONAU "IULOYAS" 20°/o AU 30°/o ON "SEIIIO" . SA'nJRDAY ' • RACINE - The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation w!jl stage a blke-a-lhon starting at 10 a.m. Saturday at the RaCine Fire StaUon to raise money to help conquer the disease. •, ON All · I SUNDAY · PO)mORY -Arevlvalwillstart (loth Men & Womtnl at ,.. Mt. Union Baptist Church this , eVening and runs lht'OOih Sunday fiiDAY & SATUIDAY OIII.Y• 11AY 3ht & JUNE 1 Wlthaervlces at7 eachPVelllng. Rev. will be the evangelist. tiolly Crtllt - F"" Layaway INGELS FURNITURE & JEWELRY FJee elothlnl . ' i.'QMEROY - Free clothing day will be held at the Salvation Army OIUrch on Butternut In Pauer:O), 'Th~. lO a.m. to noon. All area ietlder:ltl tn need ot clolhln& are weloome. ~I CONTEMPORARY . ' STYliNG UDCUII · WE HAVE SOMOHING FOI EYEIYIODY RGII Reg. '449 SAVE '100.. Salt lncnl _,. ._ ·- COLOR PORTAILE $228 Price $399 Gibson S29900 AEMOTE CONfiiOL '399.00 -, I. FRIDAY · BRADFORD- Bradford Church WATCHES, WATCHES AND WATCHES..:.....WE GOT THEM! Room Suitt IOM, LO~ lEAf fAI&II . TIRIRSDAY CHESTER ..,. Chester Council 323, Daughters ot America, will hold services for Mae Spencer, Thurs· dey, 7: :Kl p.m .. at Ewing Funeral Home. Members are asked to wear whtte. revival services Friday through : Sunday at 7:.10 p.m. each evening. Iion Seevers will be the speaker. COFFEE ,&; END TAlUS · CURIOS .- DESKS GRNDFATHER CLOCKS 3-Piec•Livlng OIA&L . . I • I . I ot Christ wUI be hold weekend CAT NAPPER • 1 0-SO~/o · . OFF ~ ·. 8AVE II SAVER LoWIIA1 COIIIIIII'IOIII ANDSETUPIN I • Community ealend4r FIND II ALL -LOW, LOW PIICES-GIEAI SELECTION AND COUmOUS SEIYICE · lOft - FREE DELIVERY . ' AUencllng the party were Toni Plzln, Jennifer Lawrence, Denise Hayes; Della Pugh, Samrnl Sisson, Heather Knight, Megan Clark, Jerry Clark, and Billy Young, brother of the honored guest. Al8o attending were, her parents and Linda Lambert. Others presenting gifts Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Young, ~dney; Carolyn Richardson, Ket· terjng; Mrs. Elnwa Boice, Myrtis and Norma Parker, Palma Wiles, and Kelt)l Mattox. . •---------~-·------- Lane· . ~ROCKER QUAUn SLI!I!PI!IIS day."' ' BlAND NAME WATCHES s FULL . QUEEN $14995 $36995 PER PC. METAL 2 8nd 1 " SALE·PRICIID AT FORMAL - WOOD - I QOODOLDOAYS GOODOLDDAYS GOODOLDDAYS IEMCO Young birthday Brion W.._, Mllte Wotlt. .. OUEEN GROUP IC... neltr MeCutlouatrr R.Ph. ChariM Alffl•. A .Ph Ron.td H.nin11. A. Ph. Mon . ttlru 1•1. 1:00 1.m. to 8 p.m. &.nwlly 10:30 lo 12;30 1nd IIi to I p.m. PRESCRIPTIONS PH. !118Z ;29515 Friendly S1rvlc• E. Mllin Pomeroy, Oh. Open Nlftltt til t CIRWinllnt FULL 6-Pc. Pit Pharmacy .Gr_. lra.uztlon Gift - 'IWIN SEE OUR LARGE SELECTION OF WOOD St~nit Walker. L.D. c-lus - Angle E ll iott , K~ln Pr1domort>. ThE> ftlth siX wf'fka IUBdlft« period Moor roll at lhr Metas Junior Hf«h School hal bfLt'B announced. Makin« lll'ade at B or abavt> a. 6U thftr IUtJtedSIO be nanwd IO lhfo roll Wlfft: DINETTE SET FROM .1...--....:..-----:-:--============= Randy Shufford, Daymond Wolf('. FOR D£UVERY. f YOU IIISS THIS SALE YOU PAID TOO MUCH. · LARGE SELECTION OF LAWN FURNITURE ALL PRE-SEASON PRIC IIOW SWISHER LOHSE I MRYTIING IN 0111 STOR£ WU BE MARI!ED DOWN READY 1 ALL ON SALE NOWI • - ·-·- ---------, : $6995 .llfl_. Ul( I. CUll 10% Discount to Those 60 and Over On All Prescriptions . Srnllh. '·: David BoY.·ers. Nikki Bunch , Milry Bulcht>r, Sixth J!)'adc> - Kim Ewln~. Erk H<'C'k, {.1\arlcnr Cadlr. MC'\odl Carl, U>sley Can·, KC"il,\' Sml: h, K_C'I_Iy J~nson, Ja.~ Wright , Chad Carson. Tar3 Clurk. Shannon Coates, JE>nnl Wrrry, Sea n Walton , Tonvo.~ Sh<>llon, Patrl<itl Pavl"i, Jason Dod~. Ll'an DoldRl'. Raehael Fei-r1"11, StaCC); Shank. . , ~ ......'~ EF'doumolk~~.· ~r'~.•;,"~"ow~' /f..ha.~~.~~'g:. O.H. Primary- D'.trr<'lll..A'l', Larry Rult£11', ,.,., .. llJU o.o ...., u J(l('}' Spt>nc·E•r. W<'Sk')l Hm~otard. Stacy Hyfi(lll, SI'K>ll~ HenD. .H. Inf(>rlllC'diafr-Tonya Hudrwii.Kf'vt n dr1cks, Nick KlnJ;:, Amy f..u('kt>ydoo. Jpfr u' - 1 M <· M 1 C lh K~r 1"-tla ""'"· ary MOrton. McEII'Oy,.,'0\1 t•ton. a Y '"' . . ..... u~ The flflh slx wl'l'la; grading prrlod honor Lou<k'rmllt, K<'VIn Oll r.r, 'fodd PowE'II, Mindy roll at ttl(. J;lradbury School has be<.-n Rl~gs, Jam! Shrt•Ts, Sonja St(('k>, Kathy Tho-"s, . hmd. anl10UhC'(Id. Ma kl 11M a gradP at B or abow In " "' Monica Turn<'r, Laurlt> WaY [)('bbiC' WC'St. !i;abrlna Wilson, ML~sy Wood5, a ll thrtqubJt>cts To twnar:ned to the< roll were~ o~~ Younn, An<H>Ia Whitl', H£'fll'\., Bucha· FtrtQ gradr _ Tricla Bat-r, Frank Blak<", r·•..-.n...~ •.,... Dodk' aC'Iand, Sharl a Cooper, fi(lather r-""· n_ . ;_\'1-ne<>_n_t_L_:•u_a.._·_m_lll. _ _..:.__ _ Oav<'npor1: Stary Duncan. Tar;~ Gerlach, Dari11 Ulf{an , Tabby Phillips. Chrlstlna weav('f', Robblf" Wyan. Sixt h ~de>- TM""eSa [).(ooem, Erica Elias, Pammy Ham. SU!an Houchins, J ampy Little. SIC\'<' martin , Mls~ Nelson, Sh£111). Pullin.~. Juson Smilh, JMrpb Smith Kf'fl Vi!nM&trt". Caret Wolfr. · DH cWsn- Neal BonN:-uttrr, Bobbv Nitz, TANKS A ~. Announcement ts being made of the birth of a son at the Holzer ME!dlcal Center, May 10, tolVlr. and Mrs. Robert Harris (nee Peggy O'Brien) Mt.Alto, W.Va. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James O'Brien, Lincoln Hill, Pomeroy, and paternal grand· parents are Mr. and Mrs. Gene Harris. Columbus. $7995 COMPLETE STOREWIDE SAVINGS! TWO DAYS ONLY!· . t .·~ Hartis· birth SA I ,J UN t I. 9 5 · fi~ Yares .birthday INGELS FURNITURE and ·JEWEURY l.lsa B.'IXfl"'r. Mkharl <1ln<'. Cath~· J::k-l..on,e. K;.~u·lm• Donotn.K'. l..of"('na DonotnK". Tim Gilkc'•;v. K<'ll~· GlntM·. DaYIII Uy!;C'JI , rx-nnls IVUchai-1 J.ltllf' , Mark Mills. Chanda Mulfol'd, il):)fl\'ll Ph<rlln, Kr nda ~'\'OOids. JNiSIC'<l fCioti.ll1 , ,l:rmk' Wlllr l, Strphcink' Wootl. r'\IICIJ R\1~11 . Rl'rniCl" Bl;~kr. ('had Bur1qn, .J:.lnct l<' f.DSif't'. Ml(•h:u•l Frall('k0\l1ttk, Alioon \.A"rl · ftlph , NIC'kY M!lls. C.l't"fl P('('k, trln Smit h, \tPndl Sml1h , ~ :r kmu T~Tf'f'. Doclgrr ~IUJltl.1n , fo:lilll lx.•th \Vr!gh!. ..,_~"'ml Jtl'~ult• - Robl)kl Bak(.'f. K l'h h )\r1 rs1. l1a\'ld Eakin..,, i{p!,•!n l.o~an . Kim fr.r~·. Trlsh MdfaffW. Ek.l('k~ M4"1<'1'. Ja'mk> ~nnlnj:!ton. And~· Plu nt:~., Cruclu~q Roush, ' -:1;-rn S\\".1r1i .. llmm.v Wolf<>, Adam Wyatt , Jaam C'mcm, ..:.f'nn_,. Cum'flC't>. fk>ck~· Dlk-5, I*<• HonakM', Chu<'k l..f'Jitar, .Jon M:rttca, Pangto, R~·an Rowr, Edlk>n.- Rus!l{lll, ~:;;,.~:·~~=~·~~Amy WhJtfl, Tony-.a.WIU, Walt Grm't'l', EriC' Ct'Ump. TC'I't)' Slobart, Oarrt"ll ~ Wl.!lf.'. ~lank.!l. A.mv HArrison. Amanda Brinker. - llflih BuskJrk. TC'rlcl lf'.athl"'' Knl~t. fsttt«'i Gri mm, Corey Dand , ..c,_· ~;,._ . Dawn Hodun.-m. Brkl K~flnu Warner. · . Makk'n. Ann Rlffl(', An~(' src:ond ""a<k' _ ~ Pratt. Wlliftv Mun Strv.•a11. Anglr WhUr. Tom Chlldrtss. 8C>nny f:win'~t. DtnLII;(' Hayl"S, tJs8 ~:tn Evuns. F.rln HHrprr, YNIU$1!('1". Am~ Durst, sarah Andn'son . •lerod n ......,,. Srotl, Cora ~. C?Ok. David F't"lty, Jason Taylor, Dav1d ""~" · '" : · Additional tilformatlon ~:Y be obtained by caUing Mrs. Riggs, 992-3702 or the church office, 992-2755, !Oa.m. to l p.m. rolls_~___-_-·-_ -·-_--·-_---_..;.._ tv.leigs County school honor ·w"1"'al · l f WE FILL PRESCRIPTIONS AND DO THE BILLING FOR THE FOLLOWING: ' OHIO WELFARE COMP.ENSATION . GENERAL RELIEF UNITED MINE WORKERS BOILERitAICERS . '. . ... . PAID : .. P.C.S. MEDIMET Pythian sisters . 1 eport Bi e School planned ~re~ to thelrfl;st..o~tright Senate .. have meet_;ng - ,.· "Discoverli.g God's Love· on take R.la\.'0! a t .Tp.m. on ·June .10. ·._. if,Rague volleybiill, championship . . , ··" Sunrlselslaild"wUl~th('t11emeof ~;;;;;~~-~;:~ye':k~ ~J :ll I I EUREKA SWEEPERS.· . · ~11n I Ill . STAt111tG AT MEN'S & WOMEN'S 200fo OFF ALL WATCHES . . 10°/o OFF ALL 14 KT. CHAINS 1$ 0/o OFF All DIAMOND RINGS, PENDANTS, ETC. P.M. FIIDAY, MAY 17th HELD OVER FINAL 2 OAYS the rummage sale a nd hake sale. retained for another year. Kathelyn The Chillicothe birthday party was Metzger, chaplain, had the prayer. discussed and .$25 was sent to the On sick call were Jolm Hites, J .J. dlstriCt preslden.t tohelpontheparty Cremeans, Ken Madden, Mae .expenses. Lewts, Harry Wyatt, and Jeremy Gerry Parsons·made a repOrt on Roush. • the party at the Arcadia Nursing The door prize brought -by Mrs. Home. She said cost was $293. The · Parsons was won bY CaUie Rich· birthday of the group's "adopted" mond. otnner was served Monday grandmother, Alice Marcum, 73, for those who participated In was observed with a gift. Memorial Day services at the It was noted that twofannllles who v.arlous ceremonies visited during . had deaths recently had been the day: remembered. , Officers will be b.} Middleport, Oh. ' I Childs, Teresa Van Meter, Debbie Bethel 62, Mary Jane Wise and the Middleport Alumni Association Glaze, Beth Mayer. Amy Sisson, KathY Johnson, the Bethel guardian banquet saturday. and Mandy Sisson. . council. and anhonoredMa~n.Dan Installation was announced for Also Introduced were Mrs. DOnna Arnold,aknlght oftheYorkC.rossof June 15 with Sherr! Sisson to be · Bauman, Marietta, a past grand Honoc. · Installed as honored queen. Several guardian and recipient of the Royal Strephanle Walker reported on gtft presentatlonsweremade:Merrl the Ohio Job's Daughters Pageant Amshary presented an honorary Purple De~; Merrl Arnsbary and Kenneth Wiggins, guardian and held recently In Columbus In which · membership trom the Bethel to associate guardian QI Bethel 62; she and Oreama Bentz partie!· Ke nneth Wiggin s; assoc iate Pam Elvie, Marietta, grand cha- , paled. She noted that Drearna · guardian. plain, past honored queen of Bethel received a second place In the r-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;!;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ district for haying acquired the most 65, Marietta, past Miss Ohio Job's sponsors. Daughter, andreclplentoftheRoyal ' Plans·weremade to assist serving Purple degree; past guarJians of M "ddt SAVE .ON 14. KT. ADD-A-BEAD CHAINS .............~P:: •••••• S19 95 14 KT. ADD-A-BEADS •••••••••••••••••~~m~9.~!....~~•.... $0< OPEN TO THE pUBL\C Job's Daughters conduct meeting . recently Beck)• Roberti .~ junior membership Is $4. Belva Shuler w.as welcomed as a new member. Mrs. Gilmore gave a report on delegates to Buckeye Girls State noting that one delegate Is unable to atlend and her alternate will go tn her place. ·Till' illstrlct summer convention was announced for June 6 at Lancasterwtthseveral planning toattend, . Diana Jarvis, junior advl$0r, thanked the memb!'rs for help with 992·2635 In The Je.welry Detartrnent ONE DAY ONLYI Alnerican ·Legion Auxiliary makes· ~onations A $50 dona lion to' the Special Olympics at theCarletonSchool was made by the Am<'rlcan Legion Auxiliary. Feeney-BennettPost128, Middleport, at last week's meeting. Becky Tyree presided at the meeting with Jean GUmore, poppy chairman, reporting that eight . seniors and four juniors sold poppies With pr<Jeel'ds being $321. It wa5 noted 11121 membership for 1!85 Is closed at 126members, andthat1986 dues are payable anytllne after June 1. Senior membershlp Is~ and • The 3:0'ftll y Refri1erator :--1 Freezers f 1 J .=-yAt Low, · . .'-'-'-'" $499° 0 GIBSON .' REMOTE CONTROL ONLY 1 Freezers At low, Low Prices! Low.,_ ' PRE-SEASON I'ROTfCT Fl A VOriS. NUTHifiON 6,000 TO 14,:000 I.T.U. PIICED PHOTE(T f I A VllllS • 14-0ivcwograt~~mable IUIQ--rec:xwd. Viiiiiiii) • Eltc:tror.IC tuner. • Automatic front ult.toad, • Optlon1l Space Command' Wlr•litas Romoto Control. 1 $499~5 ZENifH FACfOIY -~!!!_~$~2_!8S00~_ KITCHI!N·AID DIIHWAIHIRI lAMPL! IAVINGI REPRESENTAnYE WIU IE _j__:_· IN OUR STOlE PANASONIC ••owAVE . OYENS FIOM . .$238°0 N TRITION' __.----. \ , . ) 1{1 , · ~ ((~ ~\ ( ( ) \_: ~ d) ., "\ '-<: ../ .J ~ . I\ __ ,J 8 cu. FT. . ~ $288 SAVE $20 To $150 FROM '279 .00 GIBSON S388 . ·" �.. - . . Tbllrsday, MCiy 30, 1985 • 10-The . Sentinel The Daily Sentinel ;Business Services PHONE 992-2156 Or Write Dailly Sentinel Classified Dept. • .TROMM EXCAVATIN • BULLDOZER & BACKHOE WORK • *BASEMEN.TS *SEPTIC SYSTEMS *FOOTERS *GRADING ' *CONCRETE WORK • Public Notice ORDINANCE NO. 1156-85 AN ORDINANCE 'ro MDOORDINANCE NO. 982- of the ViH- of MiddloporJ as follows: ~ · I. That t.!'vl existing ordtnancos be modijied and 'Jri Private R!Midence. lingle set tervice. 1$10.74 per month See. II. That Conaalidatod Comrn\H'\icltiona Group, Inc. not to Impose the five percent i11Cf'8118 in 1986 and 1988 as ollowed under lho C - Communicationa Act of 1984 IS 661. See. Ill. That Conaolidated Communications Group ~- that the incr•• herein shall not become effective until all alect:ronics hllve been ~. •• defeCtive cable and -'pmant tepiacod ~ l~~n~IICOI~~sa=ry, the betiC lin&-upand increel8d to 15 . Sec . IV. Tha1 in a:t other ,...,...tl, existing in their entirircy within llid ordinanCl8 • ~1 llid provilions shall COJ1: bntM under the terms and . ~ons •t forth therein, See. V. Thio Ortlinanco llhall take effect and be in force from and after the aartiest date u provided bv law. Passed lho 13th day of May 1985 Af!"" Carl Horl<y President of Council Jon Buck onlng For Bargains? Sizes 10 1h to 24'12 . women 's Sizes 34 to 52. S3.DO lor each panorn . Add 651 each panern tor poslage and h•ndling . Senti lo: Aline Adlftll .Plnernl ·' r 1 • ·:··. -·~··· ' ~ ORDINANCE NO. 1157-85 GRANTING FRANCHISE TO COLUMBUS AND SOUTH· ERN OHIO ELECTRIC COMPANY TO CONSTRUCT, MAINTAIN AND OPERATE LINES AND APPUIITENAN· CES AND APPUANCES FOR CONDUCTING ELECTRIC· ITY IN OVER, UNDER AND THROUGH 'THE STREETS, AVENUES, AllEYS AND PUBLIC PLACES OF THE VIUAGE OF MIDDLEPORT. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE VIUAGE OF MIDDlEPORT STATE OF OHIO: SECTION 1: ThetColumbuo and . Soulhom Ohio Electric Company. a c:ooporw1ion oogeniad tho lows of lhil State of Ohio. ill . _ and aaligno, ~--­ "C-ny"lio........., anted the righ1, privilogo, Ond outhority to ecqulno, 00ft11fuc1. malntllln and in, above, under, ac:ro. end t!..t.. along lho - · oleyo. thoroughfaNO, bridgoo end IX'bllc places, as the Alnti now or may hotMft• ba lold out in the Vtllage of Middloporto State of Ohio, (heralneftor c;allad the "MunlciPiilitv"l. u...·_for t h e . . _ and pu._ for which tt1actr1c energy Ia now or mayhllwPIIN be Ulad. SECTION 2: The CosnpWtt shell fully indamnlfv .... heri1!IOA th.e MunJcljJellty '"lm any and · .. dlnli!lfl& cOltS and .,..,...._ of ....., kind oocoalonad by lho .... nagligenoo of.tho Company in ... ••en:ioing •..., of Ita rlglno, p r i v l , _ , - end obJI. glltiono ·NEW Spring-Summer Patlern· Catalog. Fasl lashioris lor busy Women. Free pattern coupon; Sand $2.00 plus 651 postage. .. SECTION 3:. Whttw-·the Compwoy · ~ - the ewec_li<M 111 inltlllldc:rl. of any of ouch linea or equipment ·k SHOP THE Books $2 .50 + 651 ea . p&h. 111-Hiirplot CreciWI 1111-llw+KniiiTII~tHIIncl) ANNIADAMS 992-2156 (------------------------.· PATTERNS II Curb Inflation I 1· Pay Cash for 1 I . !C!~~!}byI mail wi"' mis ~n you get 10 I days I 1iribt fully. gi•e pme. Tht sa.oo $11.00! tribune reserns the right T11 IS Sl.Du Sl .OO ro donif~ , tdit or rejflf any od . . Yo11r ad 'ffilf bt Ta 25 SI.DO SI.OO Sl3.00 $21.00: T11lS SI.OO SIO.OO 1 1 s.oo ThHt CO$h roll's ( ( 1 1 I IWanled JFor sale IAnnouncemenl JFor Rent incfud• discount I ~~. I I 3. 21. I 1 1 II. 21. 20. 23. l I s. : I I ~ 27. B. II .:: I I II. 12. 30. 3t. IJ.. 33. - - - - - - 1 I :u. .s. I"' l4 3s: MaiiTIIIaC4IIIPGiwiiiiRemltrance I •. 1, TINt D•IIJ Setltlnel 111 c.rtst. . Pomeror. 011. 457H - -.....iNIIono ... the - - of the pollee ~-be-­ c i e l - the more offlclont lhio tloportmem .-!fl... of benoit! to .. v In the depwt. . ,_,_~ B e l t - bvthtCouncil of the Vllego of ~ • Section I. That no ono- llwn the pollee - ... dulv rldo in """ ......,. pollee ~- -\Mthout from tho Chlof or Acting Chief of Pollco. for the """""' . . _ of ......_ ... _._..... which .,. n y for tho .,..,.,..,..,. of the pollee - . · dutlee or in , _ of . . . . . . w:y .......... whi::lh . . to be ....... - ... the.,....,. -24-.. . . ._.., log-. Section II. That lhil Chief or Acting Chiof of Po11co- be any....,.._not_to .... -"lc llhift of It - ... liethtt 12 ...... Chiof or !'cling Chief to .find o NP'I CI II ..W for a,.y officer not - t o - hlo ....,.... llhift Section Ill. That ...,. - ol ::=:-"...':'Iii bJ. by . Thats.~on· JV . polloo par eight-/tour ~ f:or ........ lunalt. Tltlo ......mlnul8 tora.lc may b e .. any the- 3"1 of hlo duty olillt. :S8ctlan. v. ThaLorri ahlit ch,nglt.., CCII offioen rriuli be 1212 OJitl by ilia C'hief or . Acting Chlof. Soction VI- Thtoi ,.Y 0... ___...,... Ia lad t o "' -. ~moretlwi offlorlf'l .,. wortdng .on • . llhift . the, . lddltionel .will bit on fool ......,., Chlof or Aeiln8 Chief lit _.....for- Petro! and ~..- - Public Notice tho.._. IUihoritv to llllign dutioo to be hctlon VIII. Thill .. ._. 1ion tmoo or _....... daya off be ~ by the ChW or Acting Chlof 11 looot 72 - . in · hctlon IX. Thill t h e _ , be - l i l l i e to !hilt ,_- dolly to ony prioonooS within 30 ol the ............. perfonnad on al shifto end require that ouch dutin be parlormad to tha best of the police officar'a obiliJy. Public Notice by village council. . .. Carl J . Hotl<y President of Cbuncil AnBSt: Jon Buck ORDINANCE 551 , to lii'Mf'ct ordii'\III'\OMi number 611 •nd An ordinance 514andordin..,ce519. TofU< Section XV: Thot the CHief or Acting Chief · ohal be Passed thio 22nd day of rooponolblo for eaauring that April. 1985. . the """"allons are to by •• Yillage police (61 23. 30. 2tc and that the mayor be --'blo for ....... Public Notice llrettltfllt - 8 A.M. tlinlng thettheChief or Acting Lunc:h - 12 noon Chlof a d - to the above Dinner - 6 P.M. , ..........,., PROBATE COURT OF In tho - t h e t t h e hctlon XVI. That~ - b e MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO . . . , _ ... not be to the ,....,._,., of the o(;hlof ESTATE OF E~ J . HILL .. .... on any perticuler or Acting Chlof to i - the DECEASED day, the Chlof or Acting Chlof ' - ' g ' poneltieo for Yido· Case No. 24782 Docket 12 be notiflad 24 houri In tlono of any of ..aula- Pogo 491 NOTICE OF end it be hlo tlono by '""- polloo otlioers: ~to make~ 1. When the Chief or Acting APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY "*""for ....tng ol - · Chief hel d-ntitlad- any hctlon X. That the -~ of " - regulatlono 1tatt boon On May 13th. 19B5. in the dllpMcher- b e . - - ... an olfic»r for the Maigl County Probeta .Court. for . . . . . ..., -phone end .lint ..... be .... c- No. 247e2, J•net E. - - .... - - totheolflcorbytlloChWCM' Thaloa. State ROUI8 124. R.D .. io no -ulad dlo- Acting ChW and become pert Recine. Ohio 46n1 wM appointed E•acutri• of the , . _ .. the pollee deport- of the - · · - " " • . . -. The ChW '"'Acting 2. -thoChief'ooActlng ettate of E. J . HHI, de. IWitd, Chief- be notiflad end- ChW hel "-ninld thet • late of 36109 Flatwooda Road, Pomeroy, Ohio' 45769. -bell!Nenydllpsndter vi_ _ the....,..,_,.. -NgUI8tlona which ofhoa- • OC· Robert e. 11uc1c. . . , . _ ltitld ... the..._ currad by • polica officar, Probete Jud:O 1o pwn~llad to ..,:.ld, end within o 30 day period, the ..... .Chlof or Acting Chief ahal lena K. Nestielroad, SECTION' XI. That el pollee ""--' the olfk:er for three Clert< --tothebeotoltholr daya wia-1 pay. (51 16, 23. 30, 3tc ~ pwhMm pollee dutin 3. When the Chief or Acting • during hlo dulv houro In Chief haa dettlfminod thBI a that villlgo · be ll*d vtolatlon of lhasa regulaPublic Notice " ' ; : ; : . ; - ... police tlono .... OC<Umld by • police PI' pcnlbk. officer Within a 30 day period, . NOTICE OF hctlon l!ll. That el cello thio _ , be-caused for diomio· PUBLIC MEETING ••-ad bv the polloo olflcor AI end the Chief CM' Acting FOR RESIDENTS on dulv- b e - on lho Chief- - • theM violo· . OF SYRACUSE ......,. lcig ond t1ono to llilage council for their · A;, PtJbli~ . meeting f01 resihow W11rY- be m,.- ...."" .I - - ond IICtion on the dionto of the,Village of Syratho loo»ltoii of the ~ ollaged chergoo. and being pa•olod. A hctlon XVII. Thill any Yil- cuoa, Ohio; wHI 'b e held by thli of the luoidl period lage ordinan.:eo or portion of town council on Jufte 3 at ba on tho log vliag'e ordinancoo which ""'in 7:30 p.m. at the Syr.cuse Elementary School. · con111ct wi\11 thio ordinance ore · Purpose of the public meet· Section XIII. Th8t the lbove hereby repuhsd to ·the extent ing il to discuu the pot,libkt ~ ..._ ora in addition m of tha conflict.. . .. ony- dtiiieo wl1iCh m,Y be. Section XVIII . • .That , this obandonm"" of""' sY,ecuoO lglad by ' t!te Chief or' --..la'-'fdocle"""o Roodoida Parti. located along A(:llng Chlof or ...., athol' be en -gotocy,ordinanoo In ,RfiU18 124Jn the Yili8ge. All residems ere inVited to llutleo' which - . . . - - · lhet.it • to proYide . ·. · owY in lhil regular partor. odequol8 pollOI protection to attend. JANICE LAWSON of • pollOI olficor'o vlllego immoclietely. 1 Clatlc • Section XIX. That ttM. ordt· dutiet. Section XIV. That tho ,.._ io to be in e11ect (51 26. 28. 29. 3(), 31 161 2, •· or Acting Chlof ltoo the lmmadl~ upon ~ p a - 6tc '*""""" ti...... Public Notice VI,._. 1 ~ Alariel and wegft Iff.- the . C'-k-Treasurer - •loti•- --rv of Pom...y. amended aaction ,_v 1. _ . . . , B&C, D& E aafolowo: Patrolman, Thru . . 3 yeOrl .... .... .......... ....60 Extra Patrolman with ochoollng 1·6 MM\hll ................. 4 .00 ..·.. .... ............ 4.~0 Olopotl:her 1-6 monthe ......... ........ 2.89 after &moo. .... ,-:., ......... 3 .01 Extra Dlopetdtar ......·.:.:. 2.89 W818f Dopertmortt B_k..,... , , ............... 3.22 laborlf .. ::......... "" .. " .. 3.&6 Clerk ol Board of Public Allen. monthly ................ 1 31UlD Mayor'• -retaov ......... 3.11 . Sb'eet and Cemotay ................. 3.3& • Saction 3. That Ordin.,co : l\lo. 379, datod F-...y 6, 1 989; <lfdiniince No. 401, dated June 1. 1970; Dnli' ; No. 407. d -. No- · 118mbos 1, 1970; Ordlnence ' l\lo. 431 , dated may·12, 1972; • Ordinanoo No. 440, deiad • Auguot 20. 1973: Ordinance • No. 451. dol8d JW. i. 1974: · Onlinance Nb. 4114 diitod Nooes•ibeo 1 a. 1 974: Onli· ; none>~ No. 473, datad Juna 8, • 1976. Ordinance No. 485. ' detad Januery 1, 197B. •"" • ()l'(lin(IIIOO No. 501 dotad February 19, 1979: ahal ba " and era henlby repetled. ·,.. · : Section · 4 . That thio Onli- , nance _.,... be retro·active to · ,1\ugusfl ." 1984 and ·ohitllteiie ' .. · effeCt arid ~in' """" fioni and :. aft"' the! . dote.' ' . Passed: 4-1-B6 Atteot Jane Watton Clerk· Tree...er • . Appmvad· SeYlM • .. I :·. .. . . . M.;..;,., - -, :· ~ ·;. . ' : - Business Senices· . MGM THE QUAUTY PIINT SHOP · ROUSH CONSTRUCTION ACCENT Give Your Camper a Permanent Htme - ~-----------------~-- S~h on Ohio Rt. 7. e ml'" o.rtlpall~ - · cro.. RHOODn en. Bridge. turn .ript Mel b.tow folow; J 1 . . Alllllorlztd Jolin Dtere, Now Holland. Bush Hoe Fe,. E••lt•••t HOUSE WITH GARAGE: Small shop .and shower in banment. Four roo• and batll 2--porches, carport, new furnace and centrai . air. Middleport. Ohio. . . HO.. IAIIOIAlll• CAll 9~9·2210-AIIr for tl. ' I " ' ' ' RID&NOUR' TV & APPLIANCE ,.,.. & •• ,.,•• 1-3-tfc 3-24-tfc •live Entertainment •free HBO (6141 992-2834 ar 992-6704 A. A.A. 304-675-6276 YOUNG'S . CARPENTER SERVICE . lt. 1241Pom.-y Ohio AI.. Tt11e•l1tl .. PH. 992·5682 or 992-7121 It. ·4, Hyotll tun Rd. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 •Kitchenettes •Restaurant 1-10-t.f.tl . .. Roger Hysell . , Garage AUTO &TRUCK , REPAIR SINGU '24.95 304-675-6276 TRENCHING SERVICE 4/)/tfn f1111 EquipMent Oultr 11 . CHESIII-915-3307 SALES & SERVICE SP'LIT LEVEL HOUSE with 3 bedrooms, 2 complete baths, dinin& room.• livin& room and 11111 recreation room. Loe1ted on ~ acres: Llr&e farm pond. Rlci~e area. · I 992;2196 Middleport, BOGGS RIAL ESTATE FOR SALE II PAT HILL FORD U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO . ... ftt~ TH ... IIItt - Addon• •nd remodeting - Roofing 1nd .gutter work - Concrete woflt - Plumbing 1"d electric•t l I RENT A CAR CAU 446-4522 U..$-AVE v. c. YOUNG Ill 992·6215 or 992-r314 RliNTAL Po111troy, Ohie • 12·8-tlc A~TO *VINYL SIIING IISSILL -.oco. ..,.... Ettlmat..·' Pl. ····1101 , , lit 5 ••r Culh . .... .. . . ...... luilt ICUT'Our fOI FUTUI£ 115() EUGENE LOIIG ·liN'S APPUANCI SEIIICI $UPERIOI SIDING CO. . 'VINYL & IIIMI.UI Complete 0 - WOOl ~Rem-ling · Roofing of en l:ypao Worlted In home area 20yaaro "'F- Eotfmatee" . . . ~) . [~IU.j!CT: BoHoons fo{ Got Wei, Annl-•orya. Blrthdeya. ptnlea. Singing Gorrllle. C ~l Belloono & Co. 614-448·4313 .. AapdiiY expanding oomp.eny looking for embiou1 people for management, ulet and customer aervice. . I 1 . 20!) par month ifyou quollfy. Company benefits. paid vacation. Cell for pertonallntervJaw Thull· day or Fridoy, 614-4467441 . eo,cloa07 ·1•Garage aalo Friday. May 31st . 9em · 4pm. George I will not be rl'aponolble for Donovan resfclence on Sll 1 _•"';' 1 _A_Ifr:.:ad.:._ . _ _, _ _ any de btl connected for by _6_8_ anyone other than myHH. 1 Clyde A . Ademt. Eety ' Auambly Wo t k l 1600.00 par 100. Guarenteed Pay m ant . No E.parience·No Sales. Detells aend aelf-addraoaed stamped envelope; Elan Vltal- 71&, 3411l Enterpriaa Rd. Ft. Pierce. fl . 33482. -tcTruck Drivers needed. MinImum e•periance. Top 'pay. No layoffo. Cell 9 to 6 16131 5113-9647 . Muat len . 1'983 Jey : Skyliner. Iota of ••tra• inciOcled . Cell eftor 5 :00, 814-4487200.' Buain••• for eale, down· town Gallipolis. equipment & Inventory. Selling due to illneos . Caii614-44G·1458 . Klngoly expando 7x24 e•· pando. with air , firepiiCI . gutters. ltereo, microwave. $1B,996. Call' Mon.·SII. 9 to B. 614· 448-3647. Home A1Hmbly Income. A11emble prod,u ctaat home. Pan-time . Details . Cell81 3· ,For tale by owner: approx. 2 327· 0B98. ext . 159. acre• of lend with f974 Cattle mobile home. 1 ... 66 . e•. c:ond., ell new carpet. 22 Money to Loan and 1982 Buddy 10•06. expenda llvlngroom , HOME OWNERS -Refinance •16,000 . .Live in one. rent to low fixed rate . Usa equity the other. Call 814-448· for any purpo1a. leader 4263 or 614 -:!79-2824. · ' Mortgage Co .. 614 - 692~ 19B2 14• 86 furnlahea. un 3051 . derpiMing. waSher & dryer. 1-=;:;=::::======= AC. · porch. Cond ., I· $12 .000. Cell 814-266 · 23 Profeaslona l 11121 or 814-268-8280.Services ······'P·o.n&;o;; ......... & Vicinity Middleport 8c Vicinity · ·····-·-····· ·· ~· -··-··· ····- G1rege Sale: every Satur· dey, tein or ahint~ . On State Route 654. between Che· shire & Porter. Something new every week. Thu•odoy, Friday . Moy 30, 31. Old 1110 at Evorcr"n, Co'x reeidence. 2 Family Thu rs . 6 Fri. 30th & 3ht. 3 mi . from hospital on 180. Si• Family . Priced low. to got May 31tt. June 1 It, 10-4 . Rain Spruce St. cancel,. 41 ··· · ····· · ·····~ ·············· • lneidl ule -oppoeite Ptn· nzoil ttetlon, ReciM. Ohio. Juna 18t and 3rd. t0.2&. f0.60. II .00 t - o pluo · furniture. toolo, houoehold itame. Moving out Mle. A uatic Hills, SyrecuM, Ohio . Lee Circle, 8 .G . 810 South Second, Middle· . port. May 30 throug~ June Lara• clothing, applian· cee.'linene, beddint. drapea, . dilhu. pena. toola. Avon. · toya, loti mite . Something for everyone. a. ••C. -CALL 446·4522 U-SAVE AUTO. RENTAL CARPET .& UPHOLSTERY ·cLEANERS ··: · J&F . . St. Rl. 160 ' North G.o lllplllil, Ollio 1-11-tl • DENNY CONGO WILL HAUJ,' _ JUST CALL! 992-3410 \ LIMESTONE I GRAVEL - SAND · TOP SOIL , : FILL DIRT · 1 fl~~~k1E~· ESTI~A~ES" •... JIM CLIFFORD : 992-720 SHADE RIVER DRILLING J&L BLOWN INSULATION :·::··"Pt-Pieai-aiit":--- . ·.. BUILDINGS : MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE 992-5875 Or 7U-3195 If••• A • *AL._UM SIIING •I&OWIIJN IIISULAI10N CINner. ont half milt up Gaorue• Creek Rd . Cell e 1 4-4jiii-029f. ..... ·'Gaiiiiloiis......... RENT A CAR 247-4641 "We Rent For Less" tFree Estim•tesl worl< dell¥ery, Davis Vacu1,1m NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL· lTV MOBILE HOME SALES . 4 MI. WEST. GALLIPOLIS , RT 36. PHONE 1114-448 · 7274 . ;~~~~~1 -::--------lc- . All STEEL & :POLE BUILDINGS .. repair Gas Tanks. sweEPER ond aawing mechine repelr. ,_rta. end oupplleo. Pick up end Mobile Home• for Sale PH. 667-6535 ; or 985-4353 II $949 95 Nuralng enla1ent naaded 21 Bu•lnes• full time & part time poolOppqrtunity · 11ono needld . Exporlonce 1- - - - - - - - - only. Plnecreot Core Canter, I NOTICE I 6&& Jeckoon Pilce, Galllpo· THE OHIO VALLEY PUB · lit. No phone calla pfeaee. LISHING CO. recommenda that you do buaineu with people you know. 1nd NOT to •nd money through ·the mail until you have inveati· I MONEY I Qlted lhe offering. 32 11 (614) 985-4212 , , .. R. 0 . Announcement• Help Wanted The Daily Sentinei-P Saturday J una 1st. Debby Fslc~j~Y and Seturdey. Mev Dr .• McGu ire Subdivision. ·31 end June ..1et. Loti of antiquee. 1h 'bed, motorcY· children and women'a clo· :z: cle, 111irror. flow era II ehairs. thing. Some brand new. T.R. Workman's, 448-3918. (614) 446-7619 or.(614) 992-6601 79 behind Feirgrounda. Cell 814-992 ·31 10. 1970 Aca~amy good cond .. 417 Second Avenue . Box 1213 NeiQhborhood Yerd Sale. ----~-- lc $4 , 300 . Call 614-379 · Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 May 31 e. June 1, 9 -6 . Gerage l8le Friday. May Piano Tuning end Repair . 2872 or 614 -379-2876. Dining room GUtfit with 3ht 9em· 4pm . George Brunica'rdi Music Co .. 614r-13. ifn . hutch , couch , 1tereo, Donovan retidence on SA 446· 0887. Twentieth year Big down payment. 1hon of quality ••rvlca. Lane time employment , or credit dlshee. sheets, bed spreads. 881 at Alfred. . Daniela, ll14-742-2961 . hi•tory stopping you from . clothing, bicycles. octd1 6 ----~--- lc buying a home7 ConafAer a ends . Country Air Subdivi· Houtehold ule . May 3111, Eaay eaoombly world .sao. sion, off Georges Creek Ad. June 1 at end 2nd. Okl )~-IP Chewy Tr. 73 -79 lard Tr. ·. Water wellt drilled and ser· reclaimed aingle or doUble· per 1 00. Guaranteed pay· · • feil4ers ....... - ................ ~'60 F--.J-• I ... ..-n ...................... .141 'lficed . Prices on request . Call blacklmith an.S carpenter wide . t600 down·teke over ment . No experience- no 1•· 0 (howy Tr. 73 -79 Ford Tr. · 614-742 -3147 or614-992· payments . No charge for Moving Sale Friday. May 31 . toota. Old glaaawa,., chine. aalet . Detail• aend aelf· - . ......................... '125 Doon ......;................ •I3S 4 delivery. Interested? (61 41 12 to 6 . Ethan Allen sofa small eppliencee . Lou of llddreeHd etamped enve· 6008. 73·10 (hny. Tr. 10·15 Ford Ts. · 772-1220 or 16141 773- bed, Maytag wether-dryer, smell lteme. 4th and Purl, lope: ELAN VITAL· 715. ·-········· ............ ' • .............................. . 150 .$145 Kerlatan carpet, 3· plece RacirM . 3418 Enterpriae Rd., . Ft . VW repair and service•. New 3926 . 7..u Chewy Tr. 71-19 Ford Tr. . bedroom auite, t•ble, chairs. - - - - - - - l c 1nd used cars. John Fiaher. To give away, Refrigerator. PlerOI, Fl 334B2. luml*o.,...... ,:........... $70 GriHo .................... $52.50 Call aftes 5pm 814 -992Call 614-446-4410. Duple• for eale by own'er. plenra. picturet, entiquea. Yerd nle . May 31 rt and • · 11·1, Ctt,wy Tr. 10-15 Ford Jr. trailer lower River Rd . Haviland llmoge china. June 111 ot Rlguo Crall : • -• Grcln ..................... •3a.5o "--·, Cell thti Army No11onal 2789. .... ........................ . '145 misc. household . Dr. Scholl. Manor abov• Eaatern High . Puppleo. Cell 614-446· Guard end 11k about our pay 1•·1 (hawy. Tr. $16,500. Owner will fl. 13-15 Ford longor opt . 603, 520 Spring Volley School. Look for eigna.. 4818. PIANO TUNING AND RElltHs........................ '130 nence with downpayment. lock1t Ponolo ...............l25 end benefitt. including edu· Or . .13·79 (hawy. Tr. ·. 13-15 For4 tangor ---,-----·lccational Bltietanoe . Cell PAIR. · Summer rates In Call 614-448- 2136 be· 3 female Siame.. klttena. ' 304-875-39110 or 1-800- effect - free euirnetes. tween BAM & 12 Noon. . Coli (ornm.................. l20 Gridn............................'U Moving 11le. June 3rd and Ward"a Keyboard , 304-675930 2nd. St. Monday June 4th . Couch. chair. g11dryer, Call 814-3117· 7622. Now OM UsN loto Glo11-lato Model Parts 1142-3619. 5500 or 675-3824. 1969 Champion trailer 3rd. 1 OAM·6PM. 10 family children-adult·l . .n clott••· • WHALEY'S AU10 PARTS 9-13-tfn 4 pupplea part Englioh SetToys and rT\UCh tnore. Mi· .. 12•60 with 1975 add-on Verd Sale. Help wehted full and part II. 681 W111 Dorwi OWo 992-7013 ter •labrador (mother regia· time · waitra11'1 and bar· ·noraville Hill Rd .. Twp 403. : 1 2•24 . Good condition. Call Yard Sale Set. June 1 Sa w h f01 · teredJ. Coil 1114-388-8132. maid. Send reaume to box . 614-992 ·26B9. . Real Eslale Mon . June 3 . Children• ·-ate - - -ligna. - - - -lc-. 711 . Gallipolio Ferry . Wv. clothes , 0 ·4T, household Gerage Mle·June 1at end ; 3 3 klttana litter. trained, 2 2&1116. 114lll70 Ca1tle on A acre lot MEIGS . black & white male, 1 calico - , - - - - - - - - - - 1 with 18x28 addition. Cen- items, other mite. 1st houee 3rd·563 S . ...th Middleport. • female . Cell 814-25631 Homes for Sele tral air, urben roof, 2 cer ' on left on Rock Lick Rd.. Women's, men"e, end boy ' a EXCAYAnNG E•p•tenced milker and farm clothing . Houaehold and · 1629. carport. Price reduced. Cell look for signa. worker . Mutt befemilyman . COMPANY decorating itemt . Clean . ~ no drinking, muat furniah Three bedrooms. central air, 614-992-3119 o•614 ·992· large Sale Sat . June 1tt. · Rein or thine. Friendly 6 mo. old female two references and phone \Nill do all types of e•. 3132 . t.Jinyl well paper. carpet Mon . 3rd ., 9-6. Rt. 36 1- - - - - - - - - puppy, 'h Collie a. Yz Golden number. Send information througho~t. well ineulated. - - - - - - -- - cevating, lll,ndscap"W1 R1•1 F" Lm" Retriever. Cell 114-448- to Box C-211, cona of Point new paint. attached garage. NEED MORE ROOM ... in acroll from Mink a Auto 3 femily garege sale on : ing. batlements, sewMonday June 3rd in Ruatk:'' 0086 ofter &PM. Plaaunt Raoloter. 200 Main · gas outdoor grill, awnlnga, your ,.mobiJe home? Mobil&! Selea on Deenie Or . 1198 systems, · water St.; Point Pleaunt, W . Ve. many extraa . Call 614-448- home addition by ROOM Two Family Fri . Mey 31 thru Hilla. Syracuu. Ohio. 9 -3. : Mexican Chihuahua, male, 2811&0. 11nd gas lines, water 2683 til 5:00PM . after ADDITIONS, ' INC . 1819 June 8, 6 miles below Rain or lhine. houl8broken. "ery intelli· well . drilling and lllr6 :00PM call 614 - 245 - Washington Blvd .. Belpre, Gallipolis on Route 7 . Yard oele Moy 301h, 31 It, gent. Cell 81 4-2511· 1 && 1. 6869 . Ohio. ~all 614-423- ~825 . AREA SUPERVISOR vlce. trucking· !limesJune ht. 9em·lpm. Car. NEEDED. Nation1l Com5 Family Yard Sale MOn . bed. big man' e-Women 's· tone lit dirtl f 3 female pup1, part Airda~: pany hts opening"for euperSt. Rt. 160 North Fletwood area in Pomeroy 14•70 mobile ,home. 3 · June 3rd. 2 miln out At . i nt ant •·tod dler · boy · 1 Call 614·379-2313. vlsor. 'Hire, train. manage for br .. FR •. BN ceiling. vinyl bedroor;ns. 1 Vz beth , Maher 141, John Le~e re•ldence. ,Call: 742-2407 Gallipolis, Ohio clothes , mile. household and dryer. underpinning at1d people from your ho~J~e . 5-23-lin 7111 / tfn itemo. 674High St ., Middle· 1 long heir black & whitt Flexible Houre. Bulineu. siding. ll!luminum window, 2 porchee . Call 614·94'917 A. avoiloblo . Call 614Yard Sale Lincoln Pike , port.. male. 1 1Kon heir ·black teaching or p.Jrty plan expe· 2368. second trailer leh. Mon . 3rd , fema&e . Six weeks old. Call' rience helpful, Complete 446-2359. Tuet. 4th. 614-448-2393 . At Roderick Grimm's in Furnished. 2 bedroom mo· training provided. Call Col· 5 rooms. bath, y, baeement, Racine on Broedwey . June bile home and lot . Racine. PIONEE~ loe1 13041744-0924 Houaa 2 porches. garage, largo,lot, Yerd Sale F,riday r. Sltur· 3rd. Several itemt •• we Blll!'k kitteno, 8 waaka old, Qhlo. 614-949·2263 . CONTRACTING dlehwaah,r ' eome repair of !Joyd, Inc . · $27,600. Now Haven: Call day. 9AM till ... Antique moved from houHto mobile . DOZER, BACKHOE, . naadad. 304·.679·11933. ' S.byoltting triplfla in' my · . ~~=86~6-5739or304-~B.2· MO~ILE HOMES MOVED . IJI•••wa;e, •orne -furniture, home . 61~· 949 - 2134. ,· TRENCiiER, SEPTIC . 3·mil•• bitlow GallipO:. lne,.,red. 20 Yf.J e•pfirlerice . miic. home, & hqure • day, 4· daya ,.. -· -· ~"" · Behind ~~roy UcenM ~ lis on Rt: 7 . ~ SYSTEMS, WATER, a weok, 140.00 per -weOic. 3 or 4 bdr .. 3 bath; fern . rm .~ ~g:a5~8-'2BII6 or . 578 · 35185 Oak Hill Road · BurNu . ThUrsday, Frldey, GAS & SEWER LINES. 6 Lolt and Found 304-875-6439. · LA, DR. 2 cer garage. ~ CA, · Lona Bottom, OH. 45743 Yard Sale Fri. & Set . in Saturday . New end uHd RECLAMATION. PONDS, JayOr. (lall614-448·4307. · Poi1er, beside M.E. Church. · furniturl. lempa. curtalna, PH. SPRING DEvELOPMENT. own your own Jean · r MOBILE HOMES MOVED . 10-1 baby clothea. mite. · HOME FOOTERS, .LOST One Bluetlck pup with Sportoweer, ladles Apparel, last Chance buy from owner Insured , 20 years expeWe . Use Von. Schrader rience. 304·678-2868 or DUMP TIIUCK STONE'. 0~ 6 tattoo lri 4er. On~~t · Ctlfldrena. Large Slz:et. Com- end seve. 4 bdr ., brick &: fquipment Recommendld .. Garage Sale 447 Jerry St . .. ·:·~ & DIRT , . 'Walker · pup: Vicinity '"" · binetkln Store# Acce11ories, frame ranch, 1 'II baths, 6{'6-2998. Thura .. ~ri., Sat. 9·4 . _· : _by,. Lu~ina Cllj!et llanu .Pumpisln . ToWJn Lake.-. Rt· Jordec!oa. Chic. loa,. ·Levi, . d~ck. !=A. gai .beat. garage. '76 LlbertV 12>70, 2.:becl& VjcinitY · . word. · Coli 814 · 448 -291& .Eo.Y · Streit, lz!>d, Eopr~. i:erritic . locatiol"l , ·tcyger Movin9 Sate -Sat. Ju-ne 1.-t.. or 614-BBI-8783. · Tomboy. Colvin Klein: Slit· Creek Schoola . t40'a . .Call room. new.c.erpet. gaa tleat . 1 1:00. End tables, deSk; ......... ........ ~~- ......": ... . PH. good cond, 304·676-211!1 - - - -- -- - ·lcgia Vetente, Even Picone, Liz 614-446-1990. " chairs. antique dre11er. Yard Sale. Set. only big 3-22-tfn or 676·2164 . · loet dog. in Bahen Rd., At. Claiborne. Members Only, dishea, drapes. weterbed 124 · area. Ught brown. Orgenically Grown. 0110 · · Step up·lare 4 bdr . fabuloul 1973 Ramada mobile'home, with 6 drawen, toys. At 54 uer•ue aale, B:OO AM. Rt. 2 North. Second houaa peat reoembleo Airdale. Mloalng • line. Helthtox, Over 1,0()0 home , 3 ,000 sq. ft .. 3 boths, "Y" . . 1 2x65., total electric , ••· Chillicothe Rd. linea Seturdey . 110. re· others. 17.900.10 U4.9()0 2 fireplaces . VJ acre. & More. ward. 114o.949·2931 . inventory. Training, fbcturea, $56.000 . Rad~ced to ~~e~o~lt:rha:'b~. 30 ~- 773 . Yard sa1o June 3.4.51h . 4 Porch Sale. Leon Baden - - - - - - - - · l c - grind opening, etc . Cen $42.000. Assumable 8 %. Family Yard Sale. Having Road, Mey,.27 thru June B. · Lost silver, male E•wood. 1 open 1 & dey1. Mr. KHnan Call614-446-7019 or 216• 1979 mobile•homl. 12•65, home interior , tupperwere, --~---· VINYL & i. formerly Heoton ~leek mlxad puppy. 814· .130&1678-3639. 635-8429. all electric, 2 acres land. ceramics, furniture, clothea, Friday 31, Set 1st. 2 mite• 843·6127. ' Drilling Co. · ALUMINUM SIDING Own yous own .Jean · septic tank. new weu, 5 & miac. items . Koolnr-Seller peat Y St. lit. 62, 9 :00 ,.,. Jay Dr . 5 year old ho~e. 3 • Rd VI t Oh 5:00. Claan clothing. many •lnaulation •Water & Gas ladles Apparel, .. , mllea out Jerrv• Run Road. ·• "on. · Sporteweer, Beagles found In the 2 .. large kitchen, family , b drs llizes. coel stove. knives,: •Storm Doors Well Service & Rutland araa near Hyaell Children•, Large Size, Com- room-formal dining, living Apple Grove. Moving ,..,t ~ d S 1 9 6 M misc. Rein indoors. •Storm Window• binetlon Sto" re. Acceaaorleo. sell. 19,0.00.00 or :~ best ur a e to · on day Run . Cell 614·992-2667. •Myers Pump~ room. 2 car garage, nas Tue da J 3 •- 4 1819 •Replacement Window• Jordache. Chic, Lee, Levi, • offer. Will separate. Call for ~ s v. una Ql • Sales & Service •New Roofing E..y Street. lzod, Esprit, :~~~3~•;;~al air. Cell 814• appointment 30• · 676 · ~ Cheetnut St. Chainsaw. de· Yard Sale 251& Mt. Vernonloat: delle. drawer between Tomboy, Celvin Klein, Ser· 4203 or 814·446· 2142 . humidifier, clothing, amell Ave. Frland Set. 9-6 . Girls. " FREE ESTIMATES " Mlddlepon and Pomeroy ·vI 1e nte. Evan Picone. Liz 2 bedroo"'' remodelecfhome Between 10 :00 an d 2 :00 conditioner appliance•. tap , small air d _, d Od go I . . resHs .. ze 3 en 4 . d8' Tueeday evening. Finder call JAM£S KEESEf · 1114·992·3190. Claiborne. Member• Only, vinyled, 2 acrea 1150 , 1b _• _ •_ k _ f_ o r_M _ ary _·----~~==~==~==~ endenda. Ewerythingcheep.: PH. 992-2772 Organically Grown. Geto· tobacco base. Rio Grande 4-1 -2 110. d. ' 5/28/ 1 mo. d. Gorogt Sale. Beech Hill. W.' REWARD FOR RETURN OF line, Hellhte•. Ovar 1,000 orea, 121,000. Cell 814- 14x66Baron, 2bedroom, all · • elactric. carptetod. central 35 Loti '& Acl'llllge Ve. Fri 31 , Set 1, Sun 2.' CONTENTS of 2 ladles othero. t7,900 to 124,900 245· 9&. Watch f~ ligna. Sam Welch .. purua. Spring Valley Cl· inventory. Training. fixtures . 1- - - : . . . - - - - - _ . _ - 11ir, under penning. out bttildname . Cell collact, 304· grand opening. etc . Can 2 bedroo remod.eled home ing , located Gre•n Terrace 1 acre along At. 62 south open 16 deyo. Mr. K"nan vinyle 2 acraa 1160 lb Pork, G oil i poI is . city, watar. phqne, electric. .76-24B6. 13061171-311;59. tobacco beoa. Rio Gronde • 1 2:soo.OQ ona of tho bas1. 304-67& · 7641 ennlnga. oreo, $21,0oo. Call 814 . 304-675- 2195 . 42 Mobile Homes Own your own Jean · Wanted To Buy 24&' 62911. 9 . :Sim Start from 12'i16' for Rent 1977 liberty, 12•65, 2 Sportswear. ladies Apparel , bedrooma, new carpet; new. : UTILITY BUILDINGS R en lals We pay cash for late model Childrens, Large Size, Com· In Gellipolis. country yiew underpenninp. furniahed , bination Store. Acceasorles. from 1undeck a. .1haded · Sizes from 6'x6' Up FOR All YOUR cl"n ueed cera. 2 bdr. furnished. all utiiitaa: Jordlche, Chic. Lee. levi. patio on rear of house. Front e5 , 600 . 00 . 304 - &76, to 24'x36' Jim Mink Chov.-Oidl h\c. WIRING NEEDS 41 Houses for Rent 5387. pd.. ucep1 elect.. conve Eeey Street, lzod. Esprit, v.iaw of golf course, large ,. BMI Gone Johnson nient location , aRurity dep -' ; Insulated Dpf H~uses Resldentl~l & Com1111rl:ltl Tomboy, Ce"'ln Klein , Ser· carport. bow window, large 814-448-3872 mobile home. 1 car 3 br oolt reuqlrad. Coll614· 446 -· Centenary· 3 bdr. brick . ~ 2 glo Valente, Even Picone, Liil baaement . Call 614-446· Call: garage in New Hevan. 304· beth, garege, lg.lot, edulta. 8558 . P.&~ Claiborne. Members Only. 26;!!! . COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS · B82-23B4 or 773-5942. •af . & dep. 1 360 mo . Call Raci~t. Oh. ' FURNITURE. llldo. iron, Organically Grown. GatoFurnished 2 bdr. in Crown· 1-614 -643-2844. line, Helthtu. Over 1.000 · 2 bedrooms. full basement, wood. cupboarda, chelra, 1 973 liberty, 1 2•45. built· Ph. 614·143-S191 City . Coli 814· 268 ·8620. : 'othero. 11,900 to 124.900 double car uerege , 1:2. cheats, baakeu. dlahe~. on room. 2 bedroom•~ un· 3 bedroom house, central 10·6-tfc li -14-tfc atone jere, antlquea, , gold Inventory. Training, fixture~, ecrea. Rose H;ll, Pomeroy. derpenning, sat up on rented air, •2&0 per month .1Refer- 2 bdr . mobile home. 1 acre· end tilver . Wri1e · M , D. grand opening. ate. Can . $2B,OOO. 614 -678·2513. lot , S3,500.00. Call 304· an ceo, 45 Spruce St: Call ground, propane gaa. 61 4! Miller. Rt.2, Pomeroy, Ohio open 1& daya. Mr. Keenan - - - - - - - - ·lc 676-6262 anytime. 446-4253 or 614-379 -• 614-4411-215B. . · 7 room house. HI bath, 4 (3061178-3839. 46789 or call 111 4-9922824 . bedroomt. gerage . On INTERESTED IN A Howard L. Writesel 77110. 3 bdr. ranch. gerage, ne11.r 18 Wanted to Do ;. Gravel tiill in Middleport . 33 . , NEW VEHICLE Farms for Sale North Gollia H.S .. $300 Furnished, •ir cond ., clble, Call 614-992·67 14 . Buying dolly gold, oliver Roofing Co. We'd like lo introduco you to month, II 50 depos~ . Call no city ta~:es . bhutlful rivercoh\1, rlngo,.Jewelry, oterllng EnPCe·A·C.s.the ntGdesn woy view, Kanauge. Foater'e Mo· ~ NEW-REPAIR 3 bedroom houte for 11le. 9 Farm . 126 acres, Gilllia 814· 388 -8711 after 6 . ware. old colne. l1rge cur· to drin the vehicle of your bile Home Perk . 614-446 -: rooms altogether . FullY carCounty, Ohio.'tobacco base. 1Guttera • oOwnapouts rency. Top prteea. Ed . Bur· Wanted to lewning mowing peted . In Bred bury .by timber, pasture, meadow 3 bdr. house in Rio Grande, 1602 . choice. . Gallipolia area a vinch11ty. kett Barber Shop, 2nd. Ave. . NO DOWN PAYMENT Gutters Cleaned Middleport, Oh. 81 4-992- Cell 814-2611-8251 eftar owner . Close t~ echool on and farming land. •Mineral also 1 bdr. ept. in Rio 2 bdr. 12•66, partia lly fur· : LOWER MOJITII Y Pl YMIIIT. Painting County Rd. 6. 614-$92 · rlghto, farmpond . SoeHollia Grenda . Call 614 · 446 · 6 :30PM 34711. nlahed, rent t 165, depoait ' - . BlACKSTON 31B7. Wood or phone 614-376- 2054'. Storm Doori e126 . Children accapted . ' . 2404. & Window• NfW CAR & Wanted to Byy, old Singer Would like to paint hou1e Coli 614-446-623B . · 1 bedroom house jn Mi.18ft· SIding · Soffit Work treadle Sewing Machine trailers, soofa. Cell 81 4· COiiY 2 bedrOom home par- -;;::=:;:=;:===== ville. Beside Minereville TRUCK LiASING tiallv remodeled. Carpehid .~ -: must be in very good cond, 21lll- 1 528 . Box. 326 Church. by Bulk Plant. Total 1 bdr . ' mobile home I 1 40 ' 1 acre. privacy, outbuilding . 34 Business 949-2263 304•1178-21 B7. . Pom11oy, OH . 45769 electric . Cell 614- 992 - mo. plu1 utllitiea, ref . a dep.& Buildings • Mow lawna, rake, trim in old Good daal. no.ooo or bnt For Futet S.rvlco required . 1 mi. from town .• 6216 . or offer. 814-742 -2390, 814city limits of Gelllpollo . adulte only , no pets. Call Ca11614·992-6737 4/29/ tfn 742-2674, 614-992-7786. I Piplov:nl'll! mower. dependlble aervice. Apt , building 2· unit. good 2 bedroom furnlahed hou814·4•&·3687. : Welter Lon:. 814- 446 · ~1'rVILI'.\ 3 bedroom home. aw per- in•eotment. 304·876-7&41 sa.in Pomeroy. e21i0 per 824& or 014 · 441-3511 . month. Call614·992· 5113 2 bdr . furniehed. AC. good ' cent e11umable loan , garden avenlngt . 11 Help Wanted condl,ion. 1 child. no pets. ~ Delivery Person: Muot hava spot. Reduced down to -;;=;=::=;;=;::::;:=== after 6 :00PM . c 1- - -- - - - - .. lc1180 per mo .. New Haven . • TOWN & COUNtRY own trlnlponatlon with ine. 149,000. 304-1176-5047. 35 Lots Acreage Hocking Tech Studenta· . Coli 304-882-2488 . Minimum 18 years old. VETERINARY Glrltl Now renting 'for - - - - - - - - py OWNER 3 bedrooms. Wotklna daoler. No upt· Apply bet-h 1PM· 4PM . summer and fall quarters. 2 bedroom. nice. Sind Hill : rience neceeury. Eltfn 2&· DoneiH'e ltalien Aeataurertt. 1 'h bath I, dining room. full Call 814-992·&742 or 111'4· Road , phone 304-67& · • b••ement with femily rOom . 110% no territorial reatrlc· Spring Volley Plaza . 36 ICIOS, 3 mi. W. Of Holzor ,992· 2094 . 3B3•. ' IN .MIDDLEI!ORT . 24x24 · gerege, cloae to _ A--NW .,-A-'I'E ""R _ WE _ l_l tiona. Cell coneot McCoy, 1'-C-O_l_E_M 1 PAUL E. SHOCKEY. D.V.M . . down1own. 304-8711-41104 . Hoapltol. Coli 614; 446· 317 Harth S..IM 8221 . · 2 bedroom . furnished , 2 bdr. mobile home fur - ~ 1114·448-B084. DRILLING ; OPEN EACH wather, dryer and air . e1 76. niahed. 304·171·8151 2 after· Mltltlltport, Ohio 45r60 8ebyolttlr needed lmmt · Pump oaloo. ·.Regis· 3 tilldroom hou•. Lincoln 1.1 acre It Porter, septic I prua deposit end utilities. 5PM . Avenue. U3,1iOO .OO.• Gall ; THURS. EVE. 6-8 dlately for 1 yr. old In my terod In Ohio. All work -----------.- ' drlvaln, leya good . Termoos 114·992-7478. home. Cellll14-2411-8187. guaranteed. Cell 304-273- 304-878-2749 . ceah . Callll14· 381-88811. 1- - - - - - - - - 2811. Revenewood. W. V1 . , PT. PlEA~ANT OFFICE Apartment Trlle•el, & yoere old. 3 .or 4 lerue building loto, Jerry's Older home in country Mt· 44 E• ...... nO.d otvlllt wonted • 3305 J~C~SON AVE. bedroom. 1V. bathe, V. acr.. Run Rood, 13000. Clyde tlng . 3 bedroomo, kitchen, for Rent for Unloe• · atvllng ulon. Mr. Ed's 8-dy Weah, hlch living room. beth. On 1 0"1 • 11511111(1 SIIAI,L .ANIMAl HOUII lltntflta .,.Mable. Interview praooura cleaning. liquid lot. 8 YJ per cent eaeum•ble lio-n· Jr .. 304-1178-23311 ecr01. LOCIIted on 81Mr - - - - - - ' - - r 16141 H2-7U4 loan. CeU 304· 773· 11017 ~, by Ofl~-nt, cell 114· und bloating . Mt>bllt 1122/Uc Rldgt - r Eastern Hlth Furnished open""'"' clown- : · ... : 448-33113. homeo, buldlnga. '1ruclta, ,after 5 PM. heevy Maulpment, · pools, 50 acrea off At. &2 eouth, School . 117&. par month town Paint Pl. .unt, utiUt ..1 t • ....,..., I p.m.-l p.01. pluo aacurity depook . Cell paid, deposit required. 304· • , l'horttloy ) p.OL•l pJI1. ·· Cuetod&an to allan epen• Plirk111g oreeo, boeto. Ed· Swe • • $ on recently remo· Hills. Some level , creek . 814· 742 -23B6. 89&· 3450. . : doled Iorge 2-·3 bedsoom 304-875-7&41 ennlngo. word Ooeterrelcher, 304frl4oy I p.m.·l p.OL mHt & · cut grau, Uve·ln . homo w ith cerpat throiolh 1176-7231 or 117&· 113117. , lllur4oy .. &M.· IItJO &01. Cell 304-11711·11104 or 304· In Middleport on Nonh • ou1, 2 flreplecee, half bttM- 2 Iota total 100 • 1 60 ft .. & rooms end beth at Lane•· 1'75·11311. ~IGI, AIIIMAU AND General hauNht end odd ment, cetport. 139,000.00 - t h Sf, Ntw Hewn, ville. IZOO plus depoolt. Fourth Avenue. 2 bedroom'i ; SUIGIIY n APPOIIIT.IIT Ra-ce required. 814- opt, fumlobed, 1· 304·112· , MalntenOIIGI men to 11¥8 ln . lobo. Airy Of all kinde of or m•k• offer. 304-11711· .... oo. 00 . 304• 882 - 992-72811 . 104-675-2441 . ' 2312 . IIIII. CeH 1114-3117-0121 - · 304-8711-11410. '' 25&1. -z ___ I I I II ~: 1.. the Councl of tho Midtlloport has lllllage I I I •. I 6. I 7. ~ Public Notice· $2100~ I I J 11. II 11. I 2. - ..... ... ................. .....,.... Television listening Oevices ·Computerized Hearing Aid Selection · c:l' Hearina Evaluations For All Ages z a: LISA M. KOCH, M.S. ~ Licensed Clinical Audiologist IU .._.._ ,.,_ , _ li;.ilic;Njptii;i-Public I IMtter retulls if you lilt· put in th proper doni fica · lion if rou'll chtcll: tilt proper Ito• below. ............ ,............ ... 3i~Jf .,····-·~ ...., · t Ad Wanted 6 day' ... .• ... ::~ on ;:z::; .RADIATOR Circle 3 doys - ::-c:::: ,,. . . ...... =-~'7{. $]]495 Phone--------------------- I 11nd oddnn or phone number if used. You'll gtr Wed' joy .. ... asligtVOOnto. . John A - n Sooction vn. That tho ....,.. ahell - · the ·-plocas. ttlltyo and -public Preeklent of ouch io dono In aa good· . . . - . . . _to ..... the Gouncil ccwpo;atw limha of MMJCZ o.t condition or - ", aa they (51 29, 30. 2tc went before luch wort!: WM """"'""'-of an '..;,.. uencv o r _ . . , . , . - commenced. SECTION 4 : 1'11, richto, aa eutlioritad by the Chief or t----~----..L.---------..I.-----,;_ _J_______,;_..,:;. . • privll- end fronchl.- hor· Acting Chief. At no tilntl pollcti.,..... be.._ eby grantlod not be effactlwi prior to ICCeplonc:eof this Ortlin"""" by the Com. pony and aholl terminate on July 1at, 2010. SECTlON 6: wtw:ail8r thio Ordinance tho MunicipalIty or Company io ....srad to, ·auch reference sh•lt be EXCAVA'IING INC. FENCE & SUPPLY daemod to - t h e - ,, All YHI Pllllllf Ntlll •Oil field service tlw IU CC Ill C>i' or lllign of PH. 992-6931 i '·','I·, • ·et11idonlial & ehher,,end el righto. prMogeo, •Landscaptne . After S Call PLUS: Offlct 5"11PIIft & Commercial !ranch- lnd obllgatlona he*BISIIIItntl fumltura, WttWing 742·2027 rein COiitliiited lhlll bind and eDt•tlopmtnto & •Land clurine • """ Grlllootion inure to the oi ouch •Ponds Commercial Sites 10 HP ff./.111!11 rBIPICtitte aucceuar or ellign, Stat'"":'J:.:-"'""1< •Septic systems •Single ond l't\llti Unit Signs, I Sian~"· ' ' in which event the piled.: rrr c. •Huvy hauline Housing · IUii1111t Ferms, of ouch aucccnoor or l8lign 1o •fre, estimatts •W'ood Mode Cabinttry Copy S.swim, Etc. of al ouch righto. priyjlagn. fronehl- or Obllge011ign ond Planning DOll IOSI ?0 'l HP MOW! R tlonl.wl~ed•ao~or 25 5Mulloorry Mil 51., •••. - ·,.·, 104 ..... Office 949·2493 GREG ROUSH not. . "Free btimatts" le• 14:1-S:Mo SECTION 8 : The tornw end . 992-3345 PH. 992-761 lnsfallati1111 AvuUallll3/ 2/ tln "'""'Ilona of thio Drdinenoo 141 n ONION SEH ara joint and - · and the in11111idlty of any pert no1 HED POTATOf~ WE AR£YOUR SALES effect the Ylllldity of the TIINC~ IS rul IN AND SERVICE rema~.- of the Ortllnanco. GARDEN \fED\ Trenching Of Any Type HEADQUARTERS FOR SECTION 7 : Thio Ordinenoo S~IVICE Dolll & Backhoe Servsee SEVERAL u~ED •ZENITH ahalltake ellect from end We can rePI!ir and re· Plumbin& Service •STLV~NIA APPLIANCeS · MOTEL lho Weldin&. Lowboy Haulina core .rad.ators and lew.-~·· period elowod ...· •SPEED QUlEN LAUNDRY I ' ' ·1 1, ' RT. 62 NDRTH Septic s,stems Pasaodthio 13thdayofMay, *GilSON IEFRIGIRATOR heater cores. We can POINT PLEASANT. W. VA. lktnsod & IDMod •SAT£WT£ SAllS & SUVICf also acid boil and rod 8 miles from flU ISTIIUTES Wa ••1 II ftll Tl• Pomeroy-Mason Bridp out radiators. We also Real Eatate Generai WILLIAMS . d........ , Address---~------------- Print o·n e wot d in each · 5pau below. loch initical Of gnup of ligurn cotmh IK a word. Count namt :::-:::.,. 11 FrM toye and frH gifta. ' Wrap up your shopping llat. hive 1 Friendly Home Toy Party now. Gift1 for all occ11iona. somec.hing for j - - - - - - - - - - - - , - - - - - - - - - - 7 1 everyone. Fqr morelnforma· tlon . call MerHyn Powall at 814-742-3188 . SPECIAL I1 Name• ____:.,________ I _ ......... ··- ... ,.,_ .._. -- · ~- FARM CITY Classifieds and I coupon. Cancel your id by phQne 1 ,results. Money nolre1undable. I uncl!!r thio Onlinenoo. t r:/.ulf/1•,, ,,..,... "'"'" ' ,,... Pli.. 742·2328 . Julltllrllllf lrlt•JIItUHI' l'.tt'ltllllf'• '" (51 23, 30. 2tc ~- for ....~ power or any other p.KpOM or - - b a - t o 3 0 tho 12-01 -IWsolllvcl ., WOOd ski a, NY 11377. l'riiiiNtMt,.Addreas, ~p. Slzt." l'llllfn Numbor. · write your -oy, eons or oorpora11ons """""' The Daily Sentinel i l !'ted Hofhnon an llBCeiAry or d11lrlb le oppurt...,_ and 0$1111en· ..... including -11ono. for tha IX'rpoH of aupplying Oloctric to said Municipality and tile inhabitanta thereo! and par- 10 11-24 11 ' 34-52 Appoo\10d&·13·85 Public Notice ehherbymeenoof~or Ulidatground conductoro, with 1 Two wersions! Sew slimming. no·waist ·seam dress witt! wide cape collar or simply a yoke. Prlnlod Panern 4964 : Hall Jon lluck Clo<ti-T- dlatribution of - Cieri< (51 23. 30. 2tc 41114 Clot Hooley Pt iiiilklwo ll of Councl char)Qed to increa~e the rate MODIFICATION OF THE chorvod private - c o ltJb. ORDINANCE GRANTING A ·acribors by ConiOIIda!Bd ComFRANCHISE TO OPERATE A !"unica~s Group, by changCOMMUNITY ANTENNA Ing Section 1 2. sub-aection 8 TELEVISION SERVICE AND of the FranchiH to remove the RELATED SERVICES TO ~· la?~fuage relaling to CONSOLIDATED COM - pnvate rftldence retH and roplocing it with the n - MUNICATIONS GROUP. , • S. ~ Ofdoined bv the Council IPOCiflcoly: 1 198&. ATTEST: ..:==. .......... .......... .. ....... ·-.., ,...... -.,................ Public Notice 3 f III.IIICI.t[ An,lllllltl, •' ''nl·. r ' · 111 Court St .• Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Public Notice Pomeroy- Middl8port. Ohio lie • CUNIC . e. PLUMBING & HEATING 1'-- --------- 'l l !U:::O.:~: SALES & SERVICE. r..., ,,,o,.....,......,,..... ,.... ------------------' ..... CLASSIFIO 3D$ for MrJ111i11 •• • . ., •• u �• I Pegl 12-lhe 44 LAFF-A-DAY AIM!rtment fc» Rent JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equal Houolng Opporlunllyl monthlY nmt 'otono at t119 for 1 boclroom and •204 for 2 -oom. dlpplit 1200, IDW0d naar Spring Volley Pleze and Foodlehd, pool and Coble TV evallablt. hOuro 11 poaolblo10 am to4 pmond7pmto8pm Mondoy-Frldoy. C.ll 814441 · 27411 or loavo Mullcal lnatrumanta BliGHT PAINT DAMAGE. N- fluhlng orr- olgn. Ult!.OO oomploto, woo t499.00. F- leltoroll IIIII left. Colt 1(8001423-0113 • B1U.:':. AuTo REPAIIl.. Coli 114-448-0338. AIDick 4111 mo......,oph In working · cond. · t121. Momogroi>h coblnor, 171. Coli 304-882-2951. 701 both. waohor·dryor. AC . Upotolro 3 roomo, furnlohod, cl..n. no pttl. ref .. dtp. req ., odulto. Colll14·4411· 1519. Upotolro unfurnlahed 3 room apt .. corpated. utMhlel ..,id. no c~lldren , no pete ~ Cell 1114-446-1637. Goroge opt .. lumlohed. 29'11 Nail. Ave .. Golllpollo. 1 bdr.. 1220, utHitift paid. Coli +41· 4418 eltor 8PM . Furniahed apartment. Aduho only. Coll.814-448 .. 9523 Of 814-441·1443. Furnilhod ojllclency 1121 utllltieo paid, 919 2nd .. Gelllpolis. aingle male fe<rod.'Coll 448-4418 8PM . ________ EVENING 8:00 1\r~ (!).(I)~. Cil Hot Potato THE KING HA'io MANY EN!MIE~ IN TH I~ KING 00/VI.A 1.\INOI':ITY- Fu rm·ahed ms SAME-. .. • 00 8 D, 2 TU Penney air con· For ,.... Sl- Inu Roomo dltlonor. Excollont condl· ond light hou• k-Ing tlon . •1110. 814·99 . 2·7031. roomo. Porte Control Hotot. Coll11.4-4411·07~1, 11 fl. upright doep foNZofor Fumlthed room. ran ... ,.. Ule. 81111 end Roebuck. loi9. t100. ohono bath. oln· t75. 114·885-35411. gle roole. 919 2nd. AVo .. 1·:--d_fl_l-h---d---.·--~ Gollpollo. Coli 448·4416 8 1on n • • oo o- - · toom oulto. Double d....., o1tor 8PM. with mlwar, boolcau bed . Oood mattresa. no •ring1. 11110. 814-949-221 . 46 Space for Rent , Ptckono uNci fumhu ... 304Ul ho J . , SO' 8711, 1483 OF 1175•1450. M o..,. e me ot, 12 ,. or · omolloi. ·t71wat0fpaid, 4th RICK'S NEW AND U8ED • Noll, Golllpollo. CaH 4411· FURNITURE. Compono our 4411 oflor 8PM. pricoo, uve today. Phone COUNTIIV ' MOBILE .J4omo 304' nl-5.4 30· PEOPLE POS& L.15-TENtPAL.t DA~~. ON THe ~~I<~T OF NEXT MONTH .. . 11 52 CB,TV, Radio Baeutiful btlga Oriental print •ofi. eac cond, tl2I.OO. Phone 304·871, 3819. TOP . C~SH paid lor '80 · model .11nd newer u.ed e~~ra. l!"ilh: !lulclc-Pontloc, 1911 EII!I!IJ'Ave .. GolllpoNa. Coli 614•~1,2282. . CobiMI typo I I - modal otoroc, AM·FM I trocll topo ployor with turntoblo, t121.00. 304-812-2114. Atto• II ohoal all torrono vehicle.. ••• ohopo, 304882· 2887 . . AKC Doborini.n, 11 moo.. good with ·kldo,' no. Cotl 8 14·4,41·1 8118. with and 304· Cucu-. wmrmolon. to· 55 Building Suppli8'1 meto and antelope p18nta. C..,_nd G.-uM, Vine St.. Racine, ' Ohio. Open Mondav·Boturdn 10 1111 doric. Sunday ' 1111 doric .. · Strewberriet pick your awn.. no chocko. accept loud otlmpo. Happy Hollow Fruit Form. Gollpolio Forry, 304· 171-2.021. Equipment Trlliler space for ,..,,, 1 mile Nit of Racine on Rt. 124. Phonoll14·949· 2008. 1979;Muotang AC. PS. Pl. AM·~· a ..ette: IK. cond. CoiJ . '1114·441·3231 altar IPII'! .: ' . 197..\' G.. mlin, eciod ohopa. Collll14-441·21011. 1 ~79 Plymouth Volar• o.ulo, olr. radio. PB. PB. 12.11111. Jolln'o Auto Soloo, Bulovtllo Rd, Glllipollo, Oh 1983 New Yorker Fhh Avo. Edition. Sunroof, dllu•• pack. . .. power throughout, oxc. cond . Coli 614-446· 3939. II PlYmouth Yolv-re, 40,000 mi., runo good, noodo ••houot, 1450. Coli 8.14· 3711-2737. '"''' ,;lli'i!lir', , \ [ 1 .1 6~ ' ' ill!~ Farm Equipment : 1983 Dodge, Charger, 34.000 rniloo, good cond. Con 814-251147.1 8. 73 Muorang out!). dual ••hlluat runa ireat. t300. <ID Nawo Now Nama thai Tune eJaflaroono 7:30 • (I) Tic Tao Dough (I) Cloco Kid ()) ESPN'a SpMd-k ([) Major Laoguo 8o10boll: St. Louis at Atlan18 '' ())a (I) Fomlly Foud (!) JooiNindY <ID Whaol of Fortuna Ill liZ Entanolnment Tonight Ill WKRP In Clnclnnoti IHBOl Coml,. Anrectlono IMAXJ Al~um Flaoh: John Cafferty ond tho INver Brown Band 8:00 • (I) (!) Colby ShoW (I) Cirouo Hour ()) 8upar Bouts of tho Roberto Duran vs . Pipino Cuevas. (Loo A'ngoleo. Januory, 19831 end Roberto Duran vo. DaV.y Moore (Now York. ~Jun~. '1'0183). '(80 min .) ' ())Ill liZ SlrHt Hawk (CCI CJ'(I) (!) Mogoum, P.l. ()) Wild Amoricll (CC) 'Watching Wildlife.' Tonight"a program telll view~ 18n Chevrolet Silverado truck. 13.000. Coli 814· 892-6276 . Tabor Upholstery. For reu-' ·• pholttarlng, free estimatea. FrH pickup • delivery. C11l 814· 379-~850 . . 1984 For~ F150, 4 opood, overdrive. Rongor A pkg., Gene's Dettp Stream Carpet . · AM - FM Cltlatte. IUP Cleaning, upholstrey, . ' bumper. tlkling , .., a•···· 6 scotchguafd• deodorizers, : cyl, (300 CIDI, 13,000 lroo ootlmotes. highly ie· · mlleo, 304·876· 2419. commended. 614-99.2 · . · 5671 or 614· 742·2211 . -': '76 GMC truck. Nllable ond ijepondoble. ., . 200.00. '74 D.end .M. Contractor~ . Vinyl 1 Flat, e•c running engine. 304-882· 3242. 1971 Chevy V. lop truck, 350 engine, runs good, good droo, body lair. t700, 304· 937·20211 . 73 Vans a. 4 W.O. 1972 ChevY window v1n, siding, replacement win · dowa. in1ulating, roofing, ~ •. t .......... A~NIE new and remodeling, con· l \'IOULI7 NEVER HAVE 51/RVIVEP 6HACJCIO. 011 THe 6WAMP~ WITH· OUT YOUf! 6~1LL AN17 erato. Coll304-773-5131 . ' u "" . RON'S , T.llevision Service. House calls on RCA, Quazar. G E. SpoclaHng in Zenith . Coli 304-876-2398 or 814· 446 ·2464. OARING. THANK 'rVU. AW, HECK- MEANWHILE~ I QUE~ ME 'N' Y01J 15 JEt>T 6if!CIG OFA good cond .. 2 blnc'h 10011. · romoval. Coli 304·1175loblo , leo box . ooklng 1331 . · 11,&96. Coli 614 · 379· 2341 . RING ~ES'S SERIIICE. •K· 74 Motorcvcles perlitnped carpenter, electrl- ' cian, m110n, painter, roof· .. ing (including hot tar. • opplic0 tlonl 3114-675-2088 or 876· 7368. ...WE'LL FIND WHAT WE'RE LOOKIN' FOR DOWN HERE IN THi 18811 LTD II 4 dr., air, "!" dolooot, c.UIM, tAl whool, . dntad gl-. C.llll14·388· BASE"'ENT f ·8124. .. ' . 1980 Suzuki 175 PE bike. Aoldng •soo. 114·888·7024. . Belt offer 1980 CRBOR f"!Oiorcycle, nHd C.PI bolt. 304-871-2530. "'d. ' CARTER :II PLUMBING ·· ·AND HEATING . · ' · co·r. Founh and Pin8' t · .. Gflllpoils: Ohio ' ' 1·1181 H!)ll.,. OdooNy. good Phone_ 814·446 ·3888 or ' cond.' •800j(!O . .304· 676· · 81~·446-4477 " . • . ' 1.7611 oft or 8:00. JIM'S PLUMBING. HEAT.' . 197& Hondo C8200 rood lNG. Rt. 1, Bo• 355, Gollr-. · bitut 13110.00. 1981 KOWI· polio. Coll81ill-367-0678 . 10ki 175 KDX din bike oxc ----'---'-' _:_::_:::..:..::.:._; cond •soo.oo. 304·8822887. 83 !:xcavating • 76 Boat• and Motors for Sale • Anic epertm.nt furnilhed, 1160, utilities .,.id. 'lhlre both. moll P,ctlorNd. 919 2nd. · Ave.. Golllpolla. Coli 441·4411 .ofltr 8PM . 3 bell. newly remodeled duplex, 646 Second AVCI. Utility room, kitchen, dlnin· groom. Call814·4411-8283. S13-3rd. AYe . 1 bdr. privata bath, t135 mo.. includee water. deposh"·required. Cell Will trade 10 ft . aluminum boat for 1 good Coondog. or 111 4-446· 4222. betwNn 9 • '8.. oallfor UOO. Coll614-446· 1473. . Com.,letely turni1h1d 2 .room opt. 1150. All ut~ltln pold. 1 poraon. Lady prelerrod . Coll441-1414. ' I Good-1 Excavating, bllae· mtn111 footers, drivewaya, •ptlc- tanka, lapdac.ping . Barbara Gray, whose car· eer took her into homes of wealth and conflict, are de~ pictad. Call · o'nytlrrio 114·446· . 4137, James L. Davlaon,•Jr •. (j]) owner. 76 Auto Parte & AcceaiOries 318 engine wlth trent. Clill 114·388·8527. . RiY~rlide Aptt . MiddlePort. Sptdel rates for Senior Cltlaono. 1130. Equal Houo· ing Opporlunltleo. 814· 992-7721 . Completaly rebuilt 350 cubic Inch Chivy onglno. HM~I lf'd intlke ported etc. 1100. 814-949. 2977. Auto· Rap8ir . ... ____ & jn . Laura's plight. (iiO min.)" ' ' · GJ ii2) I\IIOVIE: 'Oirl'y Mer:y. Cre!Y Lorry',, , l ,, 9:30 D W Cil Night Coun ~IIIia. fearing the wO~•l from Her· lng. 114-667-6628 C1f 611···. 378-6288. . . ... ' • 84 'The Count Fosco ab6ut'their in, , volvement Dozer 11'd dumptruck aerVi ~ ce1. O.A. Botton Excevat ~ · , ~-'-:::---:---:--- Myatoryl (CCI Woman In White~· 'flal~er confronts Sir Percival and m~toa. Coil 81 4-446-8038' or &14-992-7119 anytime . . Furnlohed olllci.,.cy opt. 1125 INI' mo. Prlvoto both and entr1nce. Suitable for one pereon. Call 814·4481232. ry't auddan and severe stomach paint. reveals her true feelings to him. (f.l) · 10:00 • (J) (!) HIH Slroet 81uao ... Electrical Flafrig8retion ___: _ . A hardened toonsgo mur· derer revettt to his Qld ways after tieing released. .. (R) (60 min.) (I) lllllJ 20/20 (CC) ()) To Bo Announood (j]) N--otch 8Soop 10:16 ([) MOYIE: 'Tho Amar~ SE~ING Machine repair.:.: :: aervice. AuthorizeP, Sii\g..,: .. : Sel11 A Service Sherpen- · Scilto'rt. Febric Shcip>'O: Pomorby. 614 · 992 · 2284 . . _ uno_:_ . (HBOl MOYIE: 'Hardboillao' ICC) (MAXI MOYIE: 'La Bolance' (Dubbed) 10:30 (I) My Llltla Margie ()) JNn 8hophard AmeriOII (CCI 'Cho Cho Leoaonl on C Dock at 8am.' Jean Shepherd e•ploroo tho poosl· blllty of love 11 ooe when he takes a Cruise on the Unfurniehed apartment for rtnt. 2 bedroom• in Athena. Ohio. Mutt m . .t HUD · guldotlnoo. For oldorly, hon· dlcopped or dlooblad. Utili· tiel Included. Contact 114· &93·1414. EHO. S.S . Emerald Soo out of Miami. 1H1 Tony Brown'o Joumel 81Niil News 11:00 • IMdroom apt. for rent . l'fS NO'f UP HERE' Nlcoly locotod. Contact VII· logo Manor in Middleport. 114-912·7717 . Equal Houolng Opponunlty. YOU SHOUL-D MORE:. CAREFUL-!! ()) Caphol Jour'ntll Bonny Hill 8how 11 :30 .(J)C!JTonlghtShow Tonight't DUII18 sro Chevy Chase and gardening t)l· pen Tholoan Cruoo. (110 min .j (]) 9aot of Orouoho (I) WKRP In Cincinnati DCIJ<IDN- - ee Aponmont lor nmt In Mid· clloport. 1 bedroom. fur· nlohod. utllltln Included. UOO par month pluo clep· oolt . Coli oftor llpm 114812-7177. • e . ' 87 -·--·Pt.- ---· Upholstery . ' • ., 1¥' PEANUTS \ ' TRI St...TE , UPHOLITEII.Y SHOP · 1113 loc. Avt .. .(,\olllpoHi. · 114-448· 7833 or 114·441. 1,133. ' ~. "'\ . APARTMENTS. mobile nd Oolllpollo. 814·441· 1221 · • . IF WE USE WORD PROCESSORS AND , CALCULA~WE WONT IIAVE TO TO WRifE OR. DO MATH ... 3 room 1u.- """ o11r ooncl, udidlllnotudad, out• PREir'r' SOON WE WON'T AAVE TO KNOW AHVTIIIN6 ~~':'.'ti'Ne=tllne z- Twlllthl r 11:41 111801 MOVIE: ·~1 Lompoon'o viiOIIIIorl• 12:00 (]) Bum& 6 Allan (J) lpor1.lolnter ([)Portreltol(1) lenny HIH lhow D (I) Nlthl Haet Tho crime columnilt for a local paper hat tho only lood to a poychotlc killer who It otalklng policemen . (80 min.) T""I 1D Eye on liollyw oo d Ounamoka I ,,_ .......... 1241.00 - · 111\4-171-17:10. (I)()) (IJ. (!} Nawa Cil 8111 Coaby Show 2 -~~~ apartment In MlddloliiiNI. AllutMitieo pold. CoH . ~ 4·812·11084 '"., 5pm. ( ( I . • PWnr_wer,.,.:"( I 11111 t (Anawera tOti'IOirow) ___ _ YISiorday'o l Jumblol: CHIME GLAND FALLEN BEAVER Anawr. Jealt;)uay seta in with lhe arrival of thla- ....... _._.,. _...,_ . 1 . A RIVAl a... .... ._.._ , . ........... .-lid • (llOIIIic.d to: .,....,.. '--" ; .. :wa p plr,P.O. Iui01 , ,......,..,N.I . OIOII. , • Cutting . communications · NOIITH +QIOI • AKJ +AIH +913 By Jameo Joeally Joe Steponavic . of Worcester, Mass., found a neat loser-on-loeer ploy a't the North American Championships in Montreal last March. The explanation lor the jump to th- hearts by West is that he was not wlnerable and the opponents were. Tbe modem theory is that when ' the vulnerability is favorable, you let it all hang out. Although North's double of' three hearts was for penalties, East expected South to bid on because .er• when( where and "ow of the vulnerability. Call the threethey can watch wildlife In spade bid by East a nuisance bid, II thoir notural hobitata. (R) you will. At any rate, South quickly (j]) Gollary . . and clearly stated his case with the 8 MOYIE: 'Fuzz' .lour·apade bid . Later •. when East· (H80) MOYIE: 'Tho Bounty' West sacrificed at five hearts, South (CCI carried on to five spades. He was not (MAXI MOYIE: 'One Flow goin& to settle for SOO wbeQ he lett he Over tho Cuckoo'o Noot' could score 650. . 8:30 D CI) Cil Femlly Tleo ·The nine of diamonds lead was an Steven and Elyse's plans to · spend time alone with the obvioua slncleton. Nothing could be kids tNiki,o'the bliby'a birth . done if East held the ~pade ace. But if · · ~ awry. (R) .. · • . · Utaf card .,.s with W.St, declarer bad ·IJJ Profllaa of Notu,. to prevent West from gettlni to bls IHI Joan 8hophond Amorloa partner'J hand with the club ace. The ·(OC) 'Cha €ha L0010n1 on solution; He won the ace of diamonds C Deck at Sam.' Jeen Shein dummy and played ace, king and pherd e•ploroo tho poni· jack of hearts, .on which be discarded bility of love at sea when aU three of his .elubi. Wl!ll captured he flkU I, cr"j'~' C)n :the tbe heart jaek , with his queeir, · but S.$ . Emerald Sa.a out of .~could no longer put East on·lead with Miami". • 9:00 G (J) C!l Chooro (I) 700 Club ()) USFL Footbell: Denver at Loa AngoiH ())To 9a An.nouncod CJ (J) .<JD NBA Workl Championship S.rleoGamo1 ())Nanny The dram otic ad· ventures of governeas Dozer Work land ctearirig, landacaplng, ete. Free eeti· · 77 I IXJ WEST EAST +7 8A5 eo·· FEATHEI!, fi5P! ' FettY Tree Trimming, atump 114· 379·2430. Furniohod opt. ll1 4~h •• 3 . bdr·.. 1195. woler Coli .448' 44111 ofllr 8PM. t ICEADDEI I KJ () Ill liZ Or trade for motorcycle. Call Modern 1 bdr apt. down· town loc•don, CA. e~~rpet, cOm.[lleto lcltchon. Colll14441·438 3 day• or II 14-4480139 ave. ' •. .• () Newahour 2 fldr . optl. 1149 mo .. . new·ly decoratecf, kitchen :' r;;~h8d ~oil 3_04·175·; , THE~E A THREAT TO THE KING'S ALL TH.I S iS PLA~ TO TURN OUR NATION · INTEI<E!S<Tr>J&, NTO A ~EMOCI<ACV i>J ~0 8UT- Soon upright lronor, 1100.00. Phone 304-171· 4209. Furnished apt. 3 room pri· v.C:e bath. reference• ,.. qulrod. 845 2nd. A.,. .. Galli· polo. CoA 814·4411· 2211. • Mazd• Sportolook 9averly Hlllblllloo Dr. Who 3·2·1, Con18ot ICCI l!a Plff'ront Strokeo 8:30 • (I) C!l N8C Newo Cil Riflemen ()) ESPN'a · Horoa .Hoeing Waokly ' ([) Gcmar Pyla ()) • liZ ABC N-• ICC) Ill (I)(!) CBS Newo ()) Nlghdy Buolneu Ropon (j]) BOdy Electric • One Day ot 1 Time 7:00 G (I) PM Mogazlno (I) Guns of Will Bonnett ()) SporUMnter . ([) Sanford and Bon ()) Entllrtoln'"!lnt Tonight (!) Wheal of Fortune 8 (I) Whaol of Fortu.,. ()) (j]) MlcNoii/Lohror ·. 941 Soconci'Av•. Golllpolio. 1 • 2 bd< I 225 mo. utllltloo pd. Coli 441·4418 oltor 8pm. ) A fi<INGE EloM!!NT&UT 0UST THE Unfurniahed apertmente. l ()) ([) ()) _(j]) CAPTAIN EASY 2 bldloom Opt... m-lod, centre! air. e2715 mo., refer· ences, 821 Second AVe. ell 1114•446-21&8. I THURSDAY. .. t~~~~~§~§§~!~~~~~~~~~io~to~ri ; ·~-~o~r~d~plio:yo~r~;~3~0~4-~ 45 Roo 51 176-1,&13. 13 5/30/85 rooma, c.ntrer Mr. •221 mo.. rotferoncoo. 821 V. Second AVo. oil 814-441· 2188. 1 ...:...,·~< Riding mower 7 hp.; dr;'ar; walghta and bench; re~o~..,. "It stutters." Furnillled apt. 1 bdr. 1245. Porte. Routr 33. Nonh of utlitieo paid. 607 2nd .. Pom"!ov. Largo loto. Coli Golllpollo, odulto. Coli 441· · 111+ 9 92· 7479.· 4411 oftor 8PM . Uptttlrs ept. remodeted. private entrence. 2 bed· Home Improvement• • N-whoelcholr,oll lncludi11U beltory cho,.., 110. Air oond. 32.000 btu. Colored TV, Phone 304· n3-U08. Nlctly furn llhtd mobile homt, tff, ept., c... trt!ll 1ir and heat in city, ed.u tt1 only. 4th Avo .. Golllpollo, ueo. ut¥hi11 (NIId, ohore both. aduho. Call 441-4418 oftor BPM. 112·3090. . Air oond. 11.800 btu. 4o8 utility. troller . 304-171 · 1887. . Couoh and choir tiO.oo. N.W Hondo II Guitar. 304· 871-7209. efficiency B, Upright ploi!O tor oolo. Moecl-noblo. Col 814- The Daily Television Viewing KIT'fi'CAM.YU anytime. (Not-.NpOII I Ill d). nteiNgl. Furnlthecfl Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 1981' Sentinel ••uu .QI7642 ti .QIU2 +QI54 +t.t07 SOUTH +KHIU2 . I ... + KJ 10 ' +KJ2 · Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: North ·• Non~ •• Dbl. Pass Obi. Pass Opening lead: +9 !he ·ci~ii ace. ·Later; after the aj>ade . ace waa gone, Joe got to dummy with a spadi! to take the marked diamond fiiii!IIIM!. Joe's partner. Aoya Komslty~ a Cor· nell computer major, had a to practice.. ber French, quite oppropri· ate ·in' Montreal.. 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In this sample A is used for ' the three L's, X for the two Q's, etc. Single letters apollrophes,lhe length llld fonn~tlon of the words are al hlnls. Each day the code letters are different. . ' CRYPTOQUOTE . 5·80 ' S ONQU NL • QUPUCSLSRJ. S ONQU S ... WMF 0 FN I ' Q NL LQ R0 RJLBI D I! N .1 M Q L . IJ N Q SIT 0 MQ S ., 0 11 N j M Q L ·. XUPPIJL WHAT v-....,•o c.,......110te: 1 OONT MIND LANGUAGE AN OPERA IS SUNG IN SO WNG AS rr IS A LANGUAGE I DON'T UNDERSTAND. - SIR EDWARD A.Df'LETON .. , ' �~ 4-The Sentinel .• - .. . ' Ohio ~ 30. 198& ··: . •. -. Bloody riot leaves 40·dead, scores hurt the J Belg!Uili ( UPI) When a grandstand at Bradford 1be violence In Brussels began an Some«lpeopledtedandseoreswere City stadium In England was hour before the ICbedUled klckotr · Injured In a bloody riot that erupted destroyed.by !Ire. • and appeared to have begun when when thousands of English fans In a third soccer disaster this suJ;liXll1En of England's Uverpool attacl(ed rival Itallan supporters . month, eight people died and . team began hllrllng bottles, cans before the start of Europe's premier another 50 were.lnjured when fans and tlaiP,Oies ·at supporters ot &OCCer match. crowded a tunnel at a stadium lrt_ JuventusoiTUrln, Italy. Viewers tuning.In to the European Mexico City Ma)' ~. UvelllOOi fans broke through a Champions CUp final on il television fence separating them from the stations around the continent · Italians, some or whom stood and watched In borror asoneoftheworst fought while many others tiEd, tragedli!s In European sports hls· pressing Into an area or,the stands tory unfolded Wednesday In Brus- · bordered by two wau.. sels' Heyse! Stadium. Seventeen defendants forfeited OJie waD collapiied as people 1be exact death toll was unclear. bonds posted on speeding charges In began clambering over It. An 1be Belgian Rl!d Cro$s put It at 41 the court of J;>omeroy Mayor avalanche of people and masonry Richard Seyler Tuesday night. and pollee sources said It was 39. tumbled onto spectators below and Bothagreedmorethan250people The group Included Diamond were Injure(!, :nJ of whom were ·DeWitt, Louisa, Ky., $43;. Anwld holpltallzed, fUUng all available Taylor. Point Pleasant, $43; Travis beds In Brussels' OO.pltals. Officials Haley, Charleston, W. Va., $43; said at least 50 were seriously hurt, Penny Chaksupa, Point Pleasant, ' wlth~ofthem In critical condition. . $47; Mary J . Gress, Letart, W.Va., 1berewerenoarrestsreportedby $46; Reba Stout, 1Syracuse, $44; · Six caU. were answered by local pollee, whoherdedtbousandsoffans . Jenny Coppnack, Middleport, $44; units Wednesday, the Meigs County onto trains after the game to get Daniel Ellis, Albany, $44; Lany Emergency Medical Services . them out of the country as quickly as Richmond, Rutland, $44; Jeffrey reports. Ne\VeU, $50; Randy Staats, Miners· •IJOIISible. At 6:34 a.m., Pomeroy Went to ~fish Prime Minister Margaret ville; $48; Tonya Salser, Racine, Holley Road for Lula Phillips, taken 'lluitcher was among a number of $43; Jeffrey Gilkey, Rutland, $43; to Hoi1JI'r Medical Center; Pomeroy leeders wllp expressed outrage, Manuel Gheen, Racine, $44; Jarne!! . at 12: M p.m. took Zelda Davis from condernnlngtherlotlngEngllshfans Spears, Naples, Fla., $48; Brad Klngsllllrg Road to Holzer Medical forbrlnglng"shameanddlsgraceto Peters, Amanda, $44; Darren Center; Syracuse at 2: 48 p.m. took their country." Coakley, Carroll, $43. Others forfeit·" Zorah Hemsley from Water St., to Holzer Medical Center lJIId at 4 p.m., E~n sports officials said an lng bonds were Earl Necal, Galllpo· treated Marlqn Snyder, no Racine Investigation would begin today. lis, $43, stop slgil violation; John It was the second time this month McKenzey, Bexley, $43, traffic light transportation required; at 5: 14 a socaor-related disaster was seen violation; Jack McDaniel, Pome- · p.m., Syracuse took BW Halley to live on television tn Europe. On May roy, $375 driving. while IntoxiCated. Veterans Memorial Hospital and at 12, 53 people were burned to death Ricky Lunsford, Beckmley, W.Va., 7:43 p.m., TuJ1P11rs Plains took and more tban :;m were Injured· was fin~ $63 and costs, no Dorothy ~ from Route 911. to operator's license, and $46androsts, Camden-Clark Hospital In Parkersburg. on speeding charges. BRUSSE~, De~ yourself out caused part of the stands to disintegrate. Bodles'were crushe:d rour or rive deeplnsomeplaces.Shoes,clothlng and discarded programs littered the area. The Injured screamed help. Scme were carried from the . area qn top or crowd-control fences. "I still can't believe 11. It's only soccer, not war," said John Busby, iS, a Uverpool supporter. "SuddenlY then! was an abnlghty crash 11 masonry about 6 teet from where we stood;" said witness Wesley ,Kerr of the British Broad·. ·casting CarR. "Atthatlnslantmany:" many people must have been crushed to death though at firSt they were not visible because of the · bodies plied on top orthem.': ·He said authorities were slow to respond. "It took atew moments for people · to' realize what had happened and, amazingly It look many minutes ror the mediCal services to move In," he· said. Mayor Seyler ends . 17 traffic CO$es Emergency squads answer six calls .J .· mapair · · ofDexters. • • ' Vol.38, No.33 . Dexter's boat shoes loo.k 0 EHS will One lottowinner • CLEVELAND (UP!) - One playl.'l' picked all six nurnberil In Wedoletday night's OhloLotto draw· 1111 to win the Sl.Olmllllon top prlZI'. Till' name or the player wUI be announced after the wtnnlllg tlc~et II redeemed at a regional lottery otllce. ThewlnnlpJ! numbers were5, 13, 15, 28. 30 and 32. · nae top prize will be paid In ~r annual Installments of $50,6il.~, ·IIPfore taxes. Wednesday's winning Ohio Lot· tery numbers: Dally Number fiST. Weather forecast Partly cloudy today, with highs between 80 and 85. Considerable cloudlnela tonight and Friday, with · ~ealll!red llhowers and thunder' 11011!11. Lows tonight wiD be between al and611, with highS Friday 1D !be mid 1111. _ Tile problblllty 11 j)itcipllaiion Is 21 jlt'lcttllfi(Uy, «l percent lonlght and 110 jlilicttlt Friday. c • I ...... Fill' S.turdl)' and Sunday, with a chance Clf sliOWfil Monday. HighS will 1e ID !be '101 I!ICb day, with Oll&llltlht lows lp the :101. • END OF. . As or 11 a.m. today, no ruling had been made on an action flied In the Meigs County Common Pleas Court by 22 parents of Eastern High School graduating seniors against meq~bers of the Eastern Board of EdUcation for an order resiralntng the Eastern Local School District from postponing graduation from tonight to 6 p.m. Sunday. · : The action was filed at ~:59 p.m. Thursday afternoon by E.llen E. Showalter, Amanda Wllltarils, Sandra S. Wrlg, Faye P. Watson, James Wright, Shirl!?' Wells, Frank Wells, Lottie Lawson, Georgia · Smit11, Shirley Hawk, Judy Riggs, Helen Snyder, Herman Schul, Nancy Sclnll, Shirley Jones, Mary • Fryar, Lee Roy Fryar, Brenda Hauber, Douglas Hauber, Sally Smith, Gene Riggs and Earle E. Showalter.' In a memorandum which accompanied the request for the restalnlng order, !he petitioners stressed the urgency of an Immediate decision. This morning, the otflce or Common Pleas Judge .. . . het·i·mtt honse SiioEPLACE ENSEMBLES Two piece short gown and robe ensemples. SPECIAL ~oly· /cotton, nyion or knit. Pastels al)d prints. Sites S, M, L . ' MEN'S FASHION JEANS · Stzes 29 to 38 waist. A.ll are prewashed denim - 0 Multi·Jay,FtlfUJihDttlary construction for support •c,,-or,dinctted foundation . Reg. S140.00 Twin Maltt..S ar lox ....... Sale S7S.OO stripes. and solids. Excellent styles. 0 $1t~OG,tlf'.top Speotel Velue • ..·$.111 .$17 ••:. ' 'tor proper support. Men'.s 124.95 Men's 525.95 Men's 526.95 Men's}34.95 . . •.190.00 FUI,Malbw> ai. lex ....... Wt SIOS.OO ·Rtg. ssso.oo s.t ...:..;...........,..... w. . '275.00 ' . . ' ' . SCOTCH BRAND , . $599 ' Special si.u •1.59\ ·Shortalls, ·SUMMER OUTFITS · shorts & top sets, bubbles. Sizes 6 to 24 MEN'S AND BOYS' mos., 2 to 4, 4 to 6X,7 to 14. REG. REG. .REG. REG. 16.00 .............................SALE 14.79 19.•00 ............................SALE 17,19 113.00 ....................... SALE S I 0.39 120.00 ....................... SALE SIS. 99 DRAPERIES S1788 MEN'S HANG, lEN SPORTSWEAR One rack of smart look'ing Hang Ten. Slacks, shorts, tank tops, blouses.and knit tops. Blac~. gray, white, orange and yellow. SAVE 30%. · Sl LOO HANG TEN ............ SALE S7.70 120.00 HANG TEN ......... SALE S·J4.00 •28.00 HANG TEN ......... SALE S19.60 S .HANG TEN 125.20 OFF DEVON SPORTSWEAR Save 40% on a select group of quality Devon Sportswear. Jackets, pants, vests, blouses, knit tops, sweater knits and skirts. , , .40°/o·OFF i Sl Q39 I' ' MEN'S 112.95 SHI~TS ................. S10.59' MEN'S S14.95 SHIRTS ................. SJ2,19: MEN'S Sl6.95 SHIRTS, ................ 113•• 9•. MEN'S SII.95 SHIRTS ................. S15.49 ·MATERNITY WEAl Ouality Lee. Charles Lewis and Wrangler tops, jeans, blouses, aresses, slacks, sw1mwear and shorts. Sizes 3 to 20. Sizes 8 to 20. Solid colors in a fine selection of styles for wear now and back to school time. . BOYS Sl ~.95 JACKETS ....~., •• s12.00 BOYS S19. 95 JACKETS ......... SJ6.00 BOYS $29.95. JACKETS ........,$24.00 lEG. sn.OO UTIINITY ................ S9,59 lEG. {15.00 UTIINITY .............. •11.95 IIG. 22.00 UTDNITY .............. S1 7.5, lEG. 129.00 IIATIINITY .............. S2,.1 9 IIG. S3J.OO MAftiNIYY .............. 126.39 MISSES I IIIlA SIZE SALE I MIN'S WIAIGUI ·s22.95 BLOUSE SALE· .DENIM WESTERN SHIRTS Choose cotton/poly blends, linens, or georgette in sizes 6 to 20 and 38 to 44. Casual and dressy styles. 100% COltOn denim, pre·WIShed snap front, two snap· down flap pockets, extra long tails, 3 snaps on each cuff. frue western styling. Neck size~ 14~ to 20. Sleeve lenaths 32 to 36 inches. . I S18'' ) FlEE PARKING I '· director of the National Association of State Savtnp and Loan Supei'VIsors In w~. was the leadoff Witness Thursday at the opening . hearing of an Ohio Senate-House Investigation Into the savings and loan debacle. The hearings are expected ·,to stretch through the summer, as a _ __ WAsHINGTON (UPI) - Prest· ''When wewhoarenowlherestart dent Reagan, In the midst of a talking about government as 'We' campaign against Washington tax Instead or 'they,' we've been there lobbyists, moVes today from Main . too long." · Strl'E't to Slllcon Valley East In his White House political advl.$er quest to win popular SU(JMrt for tax Edward Rollings said Reagan can reform leglslallon. still get away with campaigning Reagan was to fly by hellcopuirto against the government becatise the Great Valley Corporate.Center "he has ~ unique ablllty to In Malvt>rn, Pa .. a concentration of represent Ihe conunon man. Other , _ 200SpeakescalledtheSIIIconVaUey politicians probably couldn't do II, orthP East. tiut he can. He's always made ati But II was pure Middle Arnertca Issue of fighting ihe ooreaucracy." on Thursday when Reagan sold his WhllelheOshkoshcrowdchanted tax refortn plan at the Winnebago Its approval as Reagan asked for County Courthouse In Oshkosh, "yes" or "OQ" answers to quesuons Wis .. before a crowd ofabQut :al,<ro. about tax fairnesS, a smaUer group "All the way up and dQwn the ol about :al college students beld an Income scale, the overwilelmlng Innovative protest. Three women, naked frOm the majority of American famUle5 wtll find themselves with more resour· waist up, were brle(]y hoisted on cestodevotetothetrchlldren,topay others' shoUI~ beneath stgns · tor their lmne and perhaps, heie In reading, "Nal(ed not nuked,"."Our Oshkosh, to buy a boat and to put emperor has no clothes" and "Stop away for retirement," Reagan said. staring- jOin us." "That souhds pretty good to me. The protesters chanted during Does It sound good to you, too?" Reagan'• ,speech, causing him to "We want to do away wllh a tax lookupandprornile, "l'llralaethelr code that rl'flects years oliObbylng· taxes." At tbe ~ ol the IJ&Ch, efforts by powerful special Inti.'!'· atterthedemOnltraton had quieted ests," he said. "Instead, we want a doWn, he bouled, "I think I tax code for Main Street America." ouUasted them," In Oshkosh, at he did In As he boarded Air Force One tor WIIUamaburg, Va., earllel' ThUn· • the meht back to WaaiatngtOI), day, Reaaan sounded an anll· reponen shoutecl over the enatne. aovemment theme from put 1'011' anc1 Qed hand liplll to -.k If campaigns. he aaw the UIIUSIIIII protei!. SALE SUMMER· JACKETS . "Graduation for the above district was set many monthS ago . for May 31, 1!&, at p.m . . a plaintiffs if she had more time. Her action was handled through a Martetta attorney via telephone. She said that a number of attorneys contacted for help would not take the court action or were not available. Clerk of Courts office stall members said they did not. know the procedures that are foUowed if Judge Charles Knight was not present to hold a hearing on Frtday stnce.the original commencement date Is this evening. There was no pre-arranged plan for Probate Judge Robert Buck to hear the request In the abl!ence of Knight, and oneo!flclal said that It would takPseveral days to make application lor an out-of-county judge to hear the request. All members or the Eastern board or educationDorsal. Larkins, Roger Gaul, Dale Machlr, Mrs . Larry Heines, Jim Caldwell and Superintendent Richard Lee Roberts - are named as defendants in the action. Plans made for Heritage Weekend · Plans for POOlei'O.Y'S upcornin& • Heritage Weekend celebration are moving steadily rorward. Heritage Weekend, June 21, 22 and 23, Is being sponsored by the Meigs County HistoriCal Society, tJie Bend Area Merchants As&oclattan and the P0111eroy Area Chamber.l1 Commerce. 'Each group wW. play part In the weekend activities. Chamber, In charge of stale entertainment, wW be kicking ort the weekend or fun on Friday evening with a community square dance from 7·11 p.in, at the st~ a a~ontheupperparldnglot. .The Cltcle . D Wr~ : wW · · prov,i $the musiC'foriheclanceand Red Carr will be the caller. VIUiolq · other stage entertainers will be featured on the stage thoOghci\lt the next two days . .The ffiercl\l!nls association wW sponsor Arts am! Crafts Fest· '85 qn • Court Street on : Saturday and Sunday. Appllcatlons to the arts and crafts show areavallableat several ·locations around Ponll!loy Transporiallon, s:J,OM must be raised locally. Including the chamber office. Donadona del!lanated lor the van rnay he sent to the The' historical .societY wW have Senior Citizens Center • (Continued on Page 14) enter NEW VAN ..._ 111111 QeW Senior Citlzenll Cenler van went Into operallon lids week. It replaoos a 1978 van wldcb 11M allel' 104,000 mlle8. While molt oflhe Cllllt of the new van Ill paid through the Ohio Depanmen& of . . . report Is due by Nov. 1. Sen. Richard H. Flniui, R· Cincinnati, the chairman, said the panel will attempt to find out what went wrong the with the regulation or the thrttts, "what we should have done and what we should do In the future." · Bergman said "hlndslghtlseasy" but in retrosPect fhl', state Should have pushed more money behind thPstafe.chartered thrifts Instead of closing them six days after Horne State Savings Bank of Cincinnati collapsed under the weight of an faulty: Investment In ES¥ ·eovem· ment Securities, Fori Lauder(!ale, Fla. Bergman was asked about the governor's decision to close the 70 other privately Insured savings and loans March 15 aftPr several days of "runs" on deposits. "It would seem to me In ~:al hindsight that 'that was a mistake," he responded. Bergman said the advice rrom the Reagan pushing. .taX refortn plan Regular. and extra large sizes. Solid~. stripes and plaids in a good selection of styles and colors. Western shirts are in· eluded in this sale. • BOYS' LIGHTWEIGHT Reg. $14.00 IIOUIII ........... Salt s11'.29 Reg. Sl7,00 lloUHJ,. ......... Salt SJ3.79 Reg; S2 5~00 IIOUIII ....,.,.... Salt Sf0.19 Reg. '29.00 ................ Salt '23.3t ' · ColUMBUS (UPl) - All official of a 118Uonal savings and loan regtllatory group says Gov. Richard . F. CPiestP could havP gotten away without closing 70 state-chartered savings and loan assoCiations last. Marcb U he had found a massive dose of money to back them ~p. Wllll!Ull S. Bergman, executive . SPORT SHIRTS Hurry in, Salt' ends Saturday, June 1, JUNIOR 400fo~ Sele $ Pried 359 TO 50°/o chal'ge: Announcements hilve been mailed, and people Invited are now In transit to this above event. "Because of a sporting event, a ball game, the Eastem l,.ocat Board of Education met Wednesday evening, May 29,1985, at 8 p.m ., and reset graduation to Sunday, June 2, 1!*15, at6 p.m. Parents and students at this meeting were refused to be heard by the board or education. This gives some parents only 48 hours notice of change In graduation date, and othelli not present only 24 hours notice of change. "Great damage to ' family and rrjends, both financially and emotionally, will be suffered by us If graduation Is aUowed to be postponed. We need an IMMEDIATE restraining order on this. If we do not get ·the requested order, our damages. are Irreparable.'' Mrs. Showalter, who headed thl' court action, commented that she had llttl!' time to get the court actlon together, and that there would have been more ·Legislators open inquiry into . S&L problems ton blends. Sizes 2 to 14: Reg. S4.SO to S13.00 Don't miss these great savings on quality drapes and bedspreads. ·Huge variety of patterns and colors. · SAVE $385,,0$845 : SLEEPWEAR Pajamas, gowns and shorties. Knits and poly/cot· $119· BASIC DENIM JEANS . GIRLS' White with color tops. Many high school colors in .this selection ~ for this sale. CUSTOM MADE Sizes 29 to 42 waist, 30 to 36 inch length. WA ounce No·fault pre-washed blue denim. Straight leg or boot flare. 1 ::,: .. TUBE SOCK· S Men's sizes 9 to 15. Boys 7 to 1L MEN'S WRANGLER 122.95 . ' Tank tops, short sleeved shirts, ~nit toJ)'s. Sizes .. .2 to 7. · Reg. S5,00 to $11.00 Jackets •.,.............. l18.00 Jackets •.,.............. 126.00 Jackets •.,.............. 127.20 Jackets ................. s'3' 1.10 . LlnLE GIRLS' ' ' : SUMMER TOPS ' Men's 122.95 Men's 132,95 Men's 534.95 Men's 139.95 i LlnLE BOYS' . "Regul~r and ~xtra large sizes. Solid colors, good style selectton. Savmgs are greatthis weekend. ' ·· ' · . . . *2, 4 OR 6 HOURS . ' VIDEO C·ASSETTE · . SUMMER JACKETS ·*YHS FORMAT ' . Fashion Jeans ......,... S11.75 Fashion Jeans .......... S19.45 Fashion Jeans .......... $20.25 Fashion Jec~ns ,.;....... s26;25 . MEN'S LIGHTWEIGHT Charles Knight reported that he was not avalla ble and thai they did not expect him In the office. Several of the petitioners at 10: ~a.m . were waiting in the offiCes or Probate and Juvenile Judge Robert Buck hoping that he mlgllt rule on the petltlot'l for the restraining order. Persorin('l In his office, however, reported that he was In the midst of previously achedliled hearings. Meanwhile, In the Meigs County Court charges of assault ha~ been fUed by Dale Machlr and Jim CaldweU again$! Frank Wells. The complaints resulted frOm an alleged ,altercation at Eastern High School Wednesday night following a meeting of the Board of Education In which graduation was changed · from Friday at 8 p.m. to Sunday at6 p.m. . In their action against the board, the parents ByCHARU!:NEHOEnJCH Transportation Is considered a Senllnel stall Writer priority Item for senior services In A new van to transport senior Meigs County, reports Eleanor citizens was put tntooperationb)ithe Thomas, executive director. She Meigs County Couricll on Aging this said that providing .transpo$tlon . w-•·. """' along wtth.ln·home services such as A replacement for a 1978 van home-delivered meals and chore which has Clller 104,fXX) miles, the services, help keep older persons In new vehicle Is one of the Senior their homes. Citizens Center's Oeet ·Of five vans In 1984, the buses traveled 86,381 and t.wo slations wagons which are miles throUgh all areas or the ·avallablt> tor lfl!l!Sporta,tion in 11ll county.A totalof410personineeded ·· · areas of the ·CQUniy" and · out-Qf: transportatiQn,.mist ·on a regular · · ·Wl'E'II'ty li&ais,oot tbeae, thei'ewen!37 . ·county doctor trfps. 1be van Is one of two expected to handiCapped penons 'who needed be delivered before the end or the Individual aufltanci' to go Ill year. Each ·or. the vehicles cost mediCal raclll~, soctal service • $J5,269, with .80 percent of the cost · ~ and grocery stores, for a being pal~ tl$Ugh the Ohio . JCJ!al 11·1681rips. . DePartment of Transportation with • Stressing the Importance ot' t!le . United · Mass ·Transpi:>ri.ation Act transporatlon ·service, M~. ·~ fund. mas said thllt with the dlacontlnu· . The remaining 20 .percent, or anceoftheSenlorFrlendsprogram, . $3,0>4, must come from local funds. funded !!)rough the Community Donll !Ions are needed to help In Mental Health Center, the Senior raiSing that amount and already Citizens Center has had to pick up . several hundred dollars have been more person~ or escort service · rontrlbUted. trips. Speotal Sele! . COMFORT I • New van added to center fleet.·. H.SALE GOWN AND ROBE 2 Soctiona. 14 P•- 25 Cento . A Muh~ie Inc. N - - . RestrainWg order filed against graduation. great on the high seas, up rountry, or downtown. 'I_'hese.authentic, romfortabfe boat shoes are handsewn of hilth quality leathers. On shore or on deck, Dexter boat Shoes make you feel right athome. · (Continued from page 1) fair board. She ·plans to attend Marietta College. The daughter or Herman and Nancy Scbul ofReedsvJUe, salutatorian Schul Is a member of the National Honor Society, the high ' school chorus, the drama club and bas served on the school newspaper start. She plans to·attend Wa~hlng· ton Technical College. ent1ne • Construction (Continued from page 1) people who would like to be on Ohio Hills' mailing list. ShE> Is also looking tor volunteers from throughout the ' 18 county area to help the agency With upcoming surveys to be conducted. (For thalle Interested, Isaac may be reached by calling 3744009 In Marle.tfa.l . Ohio Hills was.preceded by the Area 6 Heall h Systems Agency which was also federally funded and · which clo6ed the end of July 1982. Appropriations for the Arm 6 Agency were higher than Ohio Hills' appropriations Isaac reported. . In .addition to Meigs County, Jacl!son, Gallla, Athens, Washing· · ~ ton. · Beirnont"'COsc:hoct!)n, Gu.ern•. · sey, ~nison. Hocking, Jefferson, · Lawrence, Monroe, Morgan, Noble, Perry, Musklngharn and VInton .CollntleS make up the Ohio Hills Health Planning Agency area. The commt5slO!IerS hope to de· .· · c~ by ·next WednesdaY who they will appoint to the Ohio Hills' board. Isaac Indicated she would like to .have Commissioner Rtch Jones serv~on the board. In other business, commissioners will next week be advE-rtising for bids on Ihe Hiland Road slip which Is being fuilded by the Community Developffient Block Grant program to replace a block grant which was returned to the county by Pomeroy Vlllage. Estimated cost for the project Is $.lJ,OOl. Hiland Road provides access to the Veterans Mm1orial Hospljal area from Union Avenue. Cornmlss.loners are proceeding with the project although an official letter okaying the project has not yet been received from the state. Commissioners were told by tele· phone that o!flclal approval to \ amend the county's block grant pcoposal to Include Hiland Road Is forthCOming soon. A late-.]une bid opening lor the Hiland Road projected Is expected. Commissioners .also accepted biiUJ'I'llnous bids for June from Alhland Petroleum, Ashland, Ky., Alhpalt Matertals, Marietta, and Koppers Co., Heath. Purchases are to be made according to low bids on specific Items. at y Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio, Friday, May 31, 1986 Copyrightod 1985 . • • e . .. -. ~ ... · ,' FedPral Reserve Board In theewnt. of a "run" Is "to toss money alit." "It seems to me that he (the governor) should have done that If the money could have been avalla· blelnOhio." The CeleSte administration com· plalned !bat the Fed was slow to react to Ohio's problem, forclng,IJae governor to.close the thrifts. Membership signs new Kroger pact WHEELING, W.Va. (UPI) Union representatives of about 600 Kroger Co. employees In eastl'm Ohio and West Vll'ginla's nort!M:m panhandle have signed an agreement. under which the grocer corrunlts to keeping 12 stores open tor·at least the next 18 monthS. The contract was signed Wednes· day In Wheeling, said Carl Huber, · the deputy trustee of Local23 of the United Food and Cornrnercllll WorkerS union. ,· Kroger VIce President Patrie~ Kenney said thecontractwlllenable the rompany to Improve the stores and to I'Dhance future merchandisIng programs. ' The agreement - which \\'8S approved by the employees March 1 - calls ror Kroger to matnta!Ji Clll'n!llt health and welfare benefits. In return, adjustments were m~ to wages In order to red liCe · operating costs. Huber and Kenney said the contract expires In October 1986 and balances the key concerns pi employees for job security and health care cwerallt' with ~ company's need to remain competitive. 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