https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b6c61a3a4c4fcd2868d5266e14daaa0e.pdf b1d65fbbee9c65f7d1dce55751154a52 PDF Text Text ./ Times-Sentinel 74 · Motorcycles 75 78 Harley Daviaon Sportlter 1978 fiborgla" oki·boot 16 ft, 75 HP, outboard. Call 814-446-4594. 13,000 mllet, 12,995. Coli 114·448· 1515 otter 6 614· 448·1244. Muot oellll 1975 Suzuki 810. good cond. Call 614251-61174 or 814-256 1841 . 1978 XR 185. been rebuilt, ·•cellant condition, $600. Call 514·317-7608. Boats and Motors for Sale 111 ft. Tri Hull Boat. 65 hp. Eve..,rude . 12000. Call Don Johnson, Portland, Ohio at 814-843-5205. 17 ft. Ccntlinar. 186 Inboard -outboard . powar l:rim prop., power trim tabs. tri-haul, 304·675·6286. Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. Motors Home• 8o Campel'l 1971 Winnebago 25ft. fully contained, gef'erator, air. • • c. cond; $7,600. C•ll 1!14·387·0447. Pop up camper trailer. 1INPI aix. fully equipped. •1100. Call 614-446-8103. i}ftiJN} fi)'it ~THAT SCIWIIILED WoRD CWIE ~ ~ ~~· by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee Unoorornble ~~-four J'""blol, one lttttf to NCh aqu.,., to form four or<llnoty wordo. Auto Parts 8o Accessories Q '&'::~.."-=::--- 84 tJ make offer. See anvtlma VILTUP ) K) S.:rvt~es Electrical 8o Refrigeration 1986 ·lnt•netlc:mal travel trailer, 30ft, setf contained. many axtra1, muat aall. Plaaaant. Business Services • Excavating I NOYME II I _ .Krodal Camping Ground P1. 1871 750 Honda motorcy· ell. Exc•llent conditiof' . 11110. After 6pm call 8148111·3888. h " 83 June 23. 1985 SEWING Machine repairs. service. Authorized Singer Sale• a. Service Sharpen Sciaaou. Fab~lc Shop. Pomeroy. 814·992-2284. THEY CALLEP THI! COM.!PIAIIJ A '15As, MseCAuss: 86 General Hauling HE WA5 THI~. GM otaner. VW 11aner t16 1-::--:-~--::-:------, 85 General Hauling each. Call614-448-1608. Home Now arrange the circled letters to Improvements lorm llle IUI!>riM ana-. a& tugAI! pano lor 1977 Cordoba. J•m•• Boys Weter Service. 87 Upholstery gaa1ed bV tho above clllloon. Alao pooll filled. Call 614· 1182 Kowukl 440 LTD. Call 304· 773·5861 . · 268·1 141 or 814· 4461,300 mllot. call 304-773- - - - - - - - - " -- 1-Marcum Roofing 1o Spout· Ono Brown 8 toot Ford lng. Now lnotalling rubber IA111BW4IIIIotni:JUST AN(_ 1175 or 814~ 448· 7911 . 11778. TRISTATE topper. eke cond, $160.00. roofl. 30 yeera experience. · - - - - - - UPHOLSTERY SHOP apecializing in built up roof. Ken't Water Service. Wells, 1183 Soc. Ave., Galllpolio. 1875 Honda 500. $800. 304· 875·5912 . Cell 81 4·388·9857. ciaterne, paoli filled. Phone 814-448-7833 or 814-4461971 Hondo . 350 $200. Yeolorday'ol Jumblea: ONION SOOGY VASSAL NEWEST ' . both good cond.. Gordon 77 Auto Repair Answer: .What 1 philanderer thlnkethe world·cloe•- 614-367-0623 or614-367- 1833. 7741 night or day. 'GIIIitplo • . Lillie Slkleen . OWES HIM A LOVING Southtide. W.Yo. R le M Furnitur• ManufacUnconditional lifetime guaWaugh's Water Service. turing, St. Rt. 7. Crown ATT~NTIONI ATTENTION! rantee. local reference• Wetl1, ciat.arns, ·poole. Fest, City, Oh. Coli 514·251· 1182 Yamoho 750 Maxin. BJ's Body Shop now open . reliable service. Coil 514- 1470. cell Eve. 814-44681 Home ohoft drive. 6,000 mlleo. Free estlmatea. No job too furniahed. Free "timat... 82 Plumbing Coli collecl 1·614-237· 266 -1240 or 814· 256- 3438 . Old · lo new extr.a, ex. cond .. call 304- omall. 304-675-2663. lmprovem~nts -.Heating 0488, day or night. Rogoro 1 130. Relloneble rate1. Uphoatered. 882·31176 or 304-882Batement Waterproofing. 3128. 1Tabor Upholatery. For reuCamping CARTER'S PLUM81NG IIINGLEII'S SERVICE. ox· phol11ering, ftee eatimat11. Equipment AND HEATING pel'lie'aeellcar-"nte.r, electri· Free pickup lo delivery. Call Cor. Fourth and Pine clan • .m11on. ·palntei'," ·r6or- 814-379-2859. Gallipolis. Ohio 1965 Starcraft pop - up lng (lncludhlg hot tar camper, excellent condition. application) 304-676-2088 .D,anjft,(:on~r.;,'Jo~.. Vinyl Phone 514·446·3888 or llalng, ·reple . •rit'-twhi· 814-448-4477 75 Boats and $700 firm. Call 614·448- or _876·7368. dows, inauletingr roofing, 0175 or 304-675-6431 of· Motors for Sale ter 7. Rot•rv or ceble tool drilling. new and remodeling, con· JIM'S PLUMBING & HEAT· lNG. Rt. 1. Box 356, Galli· Moat .welle completed aeme crete. Coll304-773-6131 polio. Call 614-367·0576. dey. Pump 11111 and aervi· . 17ft. Sport• Craft tri-haul: All typea of ma1onry, brickl, ceo. 304-896-3802. walk thru windshield. 75 HP . blocks. concrete, a-t one·. Evttnrude motor & trailer. & Campers Free eatfmete. CeH Roger at Starks Tree and Lawn Ser· Exc. cond .. $2,500. C o l l l - - - - - - - - -304-773-5127. vice, stump removel. 304~ 514-367-0447. 83 Excavating 578-2010. 1986 Starcraft Star Master RON'S TeiOYiolon Service. 12 h ·. aiu'm. boat with oars. 6, pop-up, same as new. l o D H O M E Houle calla on RCA, Ouazar. . good cond.. t135. Call uaed 2 times. muat sell at B IMPROVEMENTS .. Ro· GE. Speclallng In Zenith. Good·1 Excavating, base· 1114-445-4230. once to settle estate. Elect· placement windowa. alum. Coli 304-1178·2398 or 614· m•nt•, footer~,,. driveweys, ric , refrig .• heater, gas stov-.. aeptic tanke, landacaping. aoffit, vinyl aiding, contlnu· 448-2454. For oalo: 1978 16Y, ft. all options, 83,200 firm. ous Call anytime 614· 446gunera, free eatlmetea, Starcraft tri·haul boat with Cost ower $4,900 new. Call work guaranteed. Call Fetty Tree Trimming, ' ltump 4637, Jemee L. Davison. Jr. trailer. 11,500. Call 514- 814-446-1641. serious in· all removal. Call 304-675- owner. evening• 304-1178-264~.' 882-2143 or 614·742- quire• only after 6, 614· 1331 . 2289 after 8pm. 446-8172. Dozer Work land claar!ng, ll~dacaping. etc. Free eati· motao. Call 614-448-8038 Real Estate General or 614-992-7119 anytime. · 1878 Yamoho 11 OOXS completely dreJiad. stereo, nice rood bika, 304· 676· 4338. 1---------- e I I tJ tZIRDAL ) I 'Vol.36, No.49 Copyrighted 1986 • • at • enttne 1 Section . 10 Page• 25 Centa A Muhimedil Inc . NtrW~eper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, June 24, 1985 I I )"Lt: II )" 1----------.,..---------4 Legislative leaders seek compromise I" 160# Water ..... It< 1, , Gas Pipe.............. lac "F,., Pellntg" PH. 304-295-7845 1-;:;::=;::=:;:=== C0LUM)3US IUPI) -State legislative leaders "re figure, somewhere between the $19.6 billion proposal adopted by the Republican-dominated Senate and the looklngto close the$700mllllongap between the Senate and House on the $W billion state budget!or l!ll6-87 and $:1D.3 billion approved by the Democratic House. - The conference committee wiU probably meet enact a compromise by the end of the week. The eXisting fiscal perjod ends at midnight next , publicly TUesday, then go In and out of public session Sunday, and if a new spending plan with an income tax for the rest of the week, negotiating the details of the reduction can be put in place Friday as planned, there budget untO a settlement Is reached . wlU be little to keep the laWmakers !rom adjourning for Both House Speaker Vernal G. Riffe Jr., D-New the summer. Boston, and Senate President Paul E. Glllrnor. R- Port House and Senate financial staffers worked through Clinton, are hoping to bring a package to their the weekend to furnish key senators and representarespective chambers Friday. tives with alternative t.axing and spending plans so Senate Republicans have called tor a ·10 percent they can set a target figure lor oyerall spendlpg. annual reduction in the state income tax rates for three straight years. House Democrats adopted a 5 percent A six-member budget conference committee was expected to meet in privale tpday to debatetheslzeof annual reduction. wlth the second year contingent appropriations for J)1ajor areas of spending and the upon Ohio's economla'perfonnance. • A comprorritse would putt he figure at a 7.5 percent amount of a personal income tax reduction. Out of those discussions will come the "control" W.Va. 1:;7;9=;:M;o=t=o=r=s~H;o=m=·e. =s== ,STUTES REAL ESTATE 446-4206 5·10 IUHL·MORTON RD. IONNI l. STUTES SONNY GAINES CATHY CLARK Rtalt~r Realtor BURDETTE . 446-4206 446-2707 WHY SETTLE FOR YELLING THE WHOLE COUNTY, WHEN YOU CAN TEll THE WHOLE WORLD? Ask Younolf 1'hit Ql*tlan-n.n list With Ill *WIIIIit T. Leedinghllm. _ Reol10r, Ph. Home-446-95311 H\ ACRE WITH COUNTRY SETTING 135 ACRE FARM with lar1e 2 story home. 3-4 b<drooms. DR. lam., room. uli li t~ room, bath. part pasture land, part wooded area, for hunting. Garden space, outbu1ldmgs. Call us. we will be 1 to sell this home to you. AFFORDABLE - 3 bedrooms. ulility room. living room. eal-in · . stove. rei.. 2 car 1ara1e. above ground po~ . new salellite outbuilding, trl . lot with wat er and septic. l ot IS larg e bl!i!d se~e r al houses on. The pnce ... calL Owners are to help with the linancm~ . 4TH AVE. - Convenience of lown bul in a quiel nei1hbor· . 2 bedrooms. LR, FR. eal-in kilchen, balh with old lash10n room, large lot witn room lor a garden. Askmg DON'T BE INTIMIDATED BY THE PRICE- Owners will consider oiler. tocaled mlora ESiales lhis hom eoilers alllhal atam1ly , large rooms. fami ly room with fireplace. lull basement fireplace, two baths, formal dining area, back deck, lot, all the prillileges of the club house and you reside in Tan Estates. on't waste any more cool. ., .. -., .. "''1·.. ...m...e. and see, then buy. $85,000.00. LOAN ASSUMPTION - 20 aCies wooded. Contemporary home. Solar heating. Solarium room with hot IJJb. Many amenities. IIOD£RN 3 BEDROOM Bl-lEVEL- features Ig. krtchen w/ lotsof quolrty handmade cabmets. 1~ bath!, liVingroom.lg. lamily room w/Buck stove. Backyard 1s large with aIg. covered patio and an on tOP of ground pool to enJOY lot s of summer picnics. Washington School Di1tricl. 101 LISTING - I mile oil George's Creek Rd. lhree bedroom home, fully carpeted, l.arge living/ family room c'ombination. new stone fir~place with fan. large wooded tot with plenty of trees, room lor a garden. Two car unat1ached garage. Fencing around most of the properly. Askin' price. $44 ,500. $2125 down.$360.85 P&l lor 30 yrs . ~!!~~~· AVEIUE - liwe in I he cily with atounlry almosphere. . 2,300 sq. tt. of hvmg space w1th LR . k1lchen w1th appli· ances. famil~ rooms, 3·4.bedrooms, 2 baths. laundry rooms, fin · ~·~ !shed bmmenl wilh fireplace, .hobby room, workshop, and screened in porch ..9 acre lol wilh 1arden, lruit lrees, and grape ertJor. Control air. i'S heat, anlc, fan. slorm windows.Walking dis· tance to city schools. You must see this one to appreciate 11. Price1 low 50$. PIICE IEDUCED - $40,000 - 3 BRs, newly carpeted , cily ICiiooiS. ps heat. central air. lg. lot and garden. . 30 yrs. $2.000 ,...,.,__ fiiiEI IEDIIOOI, - City schools, woodburner, $32,000 11,600 down ,30 yrs. 1 IEDIIOOI ocluBLEWIDE w/ 1 acre more or ,less. Modern Nice and solid 2 bedroom home located on state high· · ·way with no real dose neighand ' bars.- Rural water system· I district. plus drilled and a dug well. Assumable loan . Call for .. Extra water lap for a mobile -more inlormation. Nice home hookup. Nice restful home. Must see. area affer a day's wotk . H63D *574 LUXURIOUS . Country estate with 3 Indiana stone fireplaces, including one in a master suite. 4 BR total, 2111 baths , 112 acres more or less. Just short distance /rom jlallipolis. This custom built log hol!le features nearly 3700 sq . ff. of beautifully decorated and well planned living. Stunning living and dining a~ea w~h beautiful hardwood floors. The lovely kitchen 1s lully equipped and designed for convenience. Cenlral heating and a1r. Attached garage. Includes 5 room careta~er home. H610 ' BEAUTIFUL HOME 30 acres-15 tillable- approx. 300 SQ . ff. living space. Briar Hill stone and cedar outside covering, 10 rooms, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, modern and lully equipped kitchen, real beam ceiling (from Union Central, Columbus}, 2Buck stoves. Morse stove. electric h~at pump, 2 car garage, large screened in back porch with barbecue. Located in Green Twp. close to Gallipolis. Lots more. Must see. C~ll now for appointment. K29 SOMEONE AND WE HAVE WHAT IT T.AKE'S TO FIND THAT- SOMEONE. CALl USII FREE GAS - 140 ACRES Approx. 10 miles from Gallipolis - lots of Raccoon Creek frontage - approx. 60 acres tillable with tobacco base. Nice 40'x60' barn. 6 rooms, 3 BR home with free natural gas to , heat your home in winter and cook your food . Lots of lruit trees. Nice country setting. See this one. VACAIIT LOT - CITY OF GALLI,OLIS 40'xl30' lot N651ocated on Madison Ave., Gallipolis. All city utilities. Only $5,900. K20 COUNTRY STYLE HOME In very good condition. Corner lot. approx. I' acres level land. Metal barn, 45'x45', 8 room home, 3 bedrooms. 2bath· rooms, approx. 1750 sq. ff. a/living space, mod. kitchen, li· replace. basement rural water system. Family type home close to grade school. Phone now for appOintment. , litchen. dinin1room, hYing r"?m. Puced $23.000. .,DEll IWICH- 3 bedrooms, .8 of an acre. in-ground swim· 111inJ pool. Priced 11 $43,500. A-fiAII(IIOIIIDI .lUCIE LOT - 3bedrooms I~ balh livini -._ llllchln. uliiiiY room, ~ bosement unfinished. Price s28.DOO _ 11,400 iiOwn poylrM!nl. $228.55 monthly payment P&l,_9.75 :!0 rrs. ACIEJ- IOIIl£ MOll - 2 additionol mobile home hoo· M minerll riKMs. $22,000. Moke us on offer. K33 HOlE IN THE COUNTRY 7 room house with 3 or possibly 4 bedrooms, kitchen whh built-tn cabinets, storm wmdows and doo11. Located on state highway. Priced at $39,000. WIU consider trade. Cell for your appointment now. .364 ~rill POINT PLEASANT- A Poinl Pleasant man, Gacy A. Stearns, 27. 2rb;l Monroe Ave .. Point Pleasant, was killed in a single vehicle. accident on Ro11te 2, near Greer Road outBide of Point Pleasant, · Sunday mQrnlng, according the Mason County Sheriff ' s 25 Swiaa conton 80 Place of the aeal: 27 Eluded 64 Symbol lor abbr. dysprosium 28 Heads of church . 91 Symbol .for lhoron · 1 Slip away patlshea . to marry . . 65 River In Siberia 94 Ehllcal · · ~ Censure harBhly 6Foun~ J<l Spoket'\ . - 96 Symbol tor Cl}ldum. .. . 31 Part of window 1) Bl!slee oniielf with · 67 Up to ihll_llme of · 96 Sp!oillali 1>91 .. · !rifles 80 Stunted 'pera<ins frame ''suinmer" sowater boltleo ' 71 Liquid rileas. 134 Tear 33 Pope's scarf 18 Clerical collar . 100 Manage 19 Deftly nimble 73 Stutter 136 Hawaiian wreaths 35 Verve 102 K,ind ol loot race 20 Angers 74 Incrustation 137 Period of time: pl. 36 FIHer 104 Hostelries . 37 Follow 21 Overly precise 76. More contemptible 138 Made a choice 105 Is ill 139 Comp1188 poinl 391ndoneolan persons 79 By oneself 106 Became rullled on , 140 Ill-humor 81 Watering place 41 Supplicate 23 War god surface 82 Encountered 141 Vasl age 42 Llslen 24 Mongrel 107 On deck 26 Transgresses 84 At what place? 44 Eel fls..,-man 142 Pu~tcizes 108 Golf score 143 .Hinder 47 Bedouin 27 News-galherlng 85 Fame 111.Anonymous 144' Unserviceable 48 Companion In org. 87 Halt . 112 Again 29 Answer 90 Freedom 146 Girl's name a game 113 Mlodemeanors · 148 Gloomy 49 Physician: colloq. 30 Is In debt 92 Dine 116 Deposit ·J4Q FJithilr arid mother ,_. ',~ F!iay.the ,banjo · · 31 Hindu garmenl · 9~ V;ipOF ,._ ' 118·Bo0k <>I Old · 32'Cloit rnound: . · 95 Heroic ·events .. " 150 G~rmeots . . 54 Sharp ~bdomfnal . ,_ reatarnenr ·· ' pains 33 Eggs 97 Solar disk 151 Noblemen 1t9 Openings 34 Diminutive suffix 98 Unit of measure55 Decays ,' 122 Weirder · 35 PeriC~~s of time ment: abbr. 56 Vigotous DOWN 124 Brings Into 36 Figure ol speech 59 Lawmakers 99 Prefix: with 1 Bursts forth agreemen1 60 Word.ol sorrow 38 Looks fixedly · 101 Mlslake 2 Dipper 125 Bodies of water 40 Race ollettuce 3 Comply 61 Symbol lor tin 103 Pekoe, e.g. 126 Declares· 41 Frolic 4 Danceslep 63 Greenland 104 Capri, e.g. 128 Valley on lhe moon 42 Succor 105 Watchful 5 Latin conjunction settlement 130 Zodiac sign 43 Dollar bill 108Simlan 6 Reveals . 66 Distance ineasure: 131 Mountain lakes 45 Begin abbr. 110 Calmer 7 Maluree 132 Dismay ' 46 Teulonlc deity · 8 Female relative: 1t2 Poker stake 67 Chaldean city ·' 135 Point of hammer 47 Sea In Asia . 68 Thrash: slang 1t3 Yellow colloq. 137 FOOd program 48 Skin 70 Violent expiration 9 SpaniSh article 114 Malden loved 138 Hebrew measure 49 Ponders 10 Depart suddenly of breath by Zeus 140 Boy Scouts ot 71 Long. slender fish 51 Choir voice 115 Harvest 11 Dangerous America: abbr. 52 Delirium tremens: 117 Dinner course 12 Running 72 Sudsy brew 142 Mohammectari 13 Allowance lor 73 Drains abbr. 1t8 Actress Baxter name 53 Hurried waste 751nsect 119 River In Arizona 143 Savings account: 54 Applaud 77 Pitching stat. 120 PlaniMtmo: abbr. . 14 Biblical weeds abbr. 55 Solutions 78 Soak, as flax t5 Herons 121 Debate 144 Above 57 Without end: 16 Legal matters 80 Short letter 123 Getaway: sl. 145 Saint: abbr. poetic 17 Sleamshlp: abbr. 83 WOOdy plant 124 Site of Iowa Slate 58 Composition 147 Symbol tor 21 Go belore 86 Tbe noslrlls , College ' 60 Sandarac tree 22 Sharp replies 88Cnose 125 Prohibits · lutecium 61 Turf 126 Downs panner 23 Not at home 89 Dock 148 Prellk' down ACR088 OWIER FINANCING. HANDYIAI SPECIAL This week make us an offer. 8 room home in the Headey Ad· dition to Bidwell. 4 bedrooms. buiH·in cabinets, dbl.a/s sink, shinale roof, wood or c011 heater, apple t~. side porch, rurar water system: Cell us now! · 1622 82 Uncanny The Seriate also plans a vole Wednesday on a huge House-passed bill overhauling · the entire state accounting system. The Senate Financial Institutions and Insurance Committee has resumed hearings on an .inlerstate banking bill alter an interruption three monthS ago when the savings and loan crisis brOke. The next hearing will be held Wednesday afternoon on the House-passed biU. The bill, sponsored by Rep. Edward J . Orlett. D-Dayton, allows oul-ol-stale banks to acquire Ohio banks If there is reclproci ty lor Ohio institutions to do busineSs elsewhere. Currently, only one out-of-state· bank, Chase · Manhattan Bank of New York, is permitted to qJerate in Ohio. and it Is limited to six institutions II acquired to' help activate Ohio thril1.s. Showers • mterrupt Heritage Weekend Mason Countians die in accidents SUNDAY -P UZZLER ' cut each year. Republicans might seek to ex'lend I he cu 1beyond the budget period, bul Democraisare aptto be just as inSistent thai any future laxcutheyond fiscal 19136 be tied to available r evenues. Gov. Richard F. Celeste has said he wants caution exercised in fiscal1987,llnklng any tax reduction with the economy. - "There will be a permanent and substantial tax cut that won't be tled 'to anything, " responded Glllmor. "Whethfr there is some more (tax reduction ) that Is tied tot he economy, I don't know. lt's possible."· The. Senate has scheduled a Vote Wednesday on a House-passed $2.9 biUion highways and highway safety budget, InCluding $1.6 biUion for road construction in 198&-87. The approp~latlon is separated from the general budget because it is supported by · highway user funds. 127 Waver 129 Color 131 Spigots 132 Hu-nd of .Gl!<lrtm . t33 FtOnctt lor . oc...- • DePartment. . According to the report, Stearns was traveling South on Route 2, around 1: :II a.m., when he apparently f!J)led tO maintain control ofhls •. Ford-1'1\under'!llfd while rounding ii ·C!Urve. ·~ · . · ·· ·. Stearns died at Pleasant Valley Hospit;:tl at 2:55 Sunday morning. Slearns, son of Mason c;:ounty Sherilf's Deputy Leo Stearns, was on leave from the United States Army. , The accident Is stUI under investigation•by the Mason County Sheriff's Department. The ·Jacllson County. Sheriff's Department is invesligatlng a two-vehicle accident Sunday that killed a Leon man. A spokesperson for the Jackson County Sheriff's DepartmeJ)t said Carl William Hayman, 42•.Leon, died in a two-veHicle accident Sunday on Interstate Tl, north of' Goldtown. Multimedia applicaiions approved ·• GREENVILLE. S.C. - Multimedia Inc. officials said over the weekend ,that the Federal Communicatlons Commission has granted' Multlmedla's applications for a proposed recapitalization plan. Multimedia publishes 14 daily and 29 non-daily newspapers, including the Sunday Times-Sentinel, The Dally Sentthel, Gallipolis :. Dally .Trt!June ;nK! ·POint Pll;'asant'Begtster. It als9 operates·,f(ve;· , television and to· radio stalions ·ana m·o "' tliim 100 cabllf tl!lelltst6n -, . franchises: Although rain played havoc wlth outdoor scheduling Satuf'!)ay. Herlt. age Weekend activities were well received. Court St. was blocked lo traffic Saturday and there were a number of extensive exhibltB in an arts and crafts feature. However, rainS hil and lhe exhibilors had to take for cover. Several returned to lheir posts Sunday as weather conditions · tliii>roved. . . ·_. . . . . . · TheM.;IgsMuseumwasthesce!le . of many activities and exhibits and being mostly Indoors the vance was not lnlerrupted to any ~al extent. A spokesman for the Meigs County Pioneer and Historical Society said that there was a steady flow of traffic al the museum Saturday in spite of the rain and on Sunday many vtslted the museum ' ' ',. • 1111 .. and enjoyed the caliope music by Myron Duffield. The provided Heritage Weekend at the Meigs Museum. GMJESer DULCIMERS - Elghty·nlne-year-old William calliope qn both Saturday . and · holds a novel double dulcimer whlcl! b somelbnes G!IJeser .is plcfu!:'ed with so~ I)Uhe .maltY ducbners Sunday was SiioJ15or:ed bY the Meig5' · . called a-..s.teetheart';-iiuJi,lmer. · · · · · .. . wldch he hiuldmllkes at hiS resldena. tl!!&r · RAick MuseumandlheFarmersBankand Springs. Gnaeser whose work was a fealure of Savings Co. Some of Saturday's stag~> enter· tainment was rained oul but a variety including dancers .and musicians did g~>t to pres'enl their lighlers s~ot dowri a Korean Air' acts as the weather cleared on Already sensitive to parallels held hostage In Lebanon. Lines jumbo jel with 269 people Sunday. between Lebanon and Iran, Rea· Shultz said Reagan has been aboard prompted his image· gan's advisers want to keep him out "giving aU the attention that can be Sunday evening the crowning of conscious aides to order an early the 1985 Meigs Junior Fair queen of the trap that SfU!red Carter during effective to this hostage problem " the earlier hostage crisis and helped but added the presidenl "is· also relurn to Washington. and king highlighted activities. Just eight days ago. Reagan cui Tammy Calaway, daughter of Mr. cripple his presidency. carcying on the work of government Among those reported to be and should, as I have and aU the short a Camp David weekend to and Mrs. Everelt Calaway, Cool·convene a White House meellng \1lle. was named queen and Kevin concerned about the possible public others have. relations ramifications Is Nancy "I think we have to carry on our wlth his national securfty advisers Napier, son of Mrs. Christine when the hijackers of Trans World Reagan, who has a keen feel and schedules," • Shultz said. "If the Napier. Bidwell, was named king. Airlines Flight 847 ordered the Second runner up to the queen was sensitivity for public 'perceptions of president is in California, he's right aircrafl flown back to Belrul . her husband. . ~ky Rife. daughler of. Mr. and· by a ~;>hone, believe me." But at other times, Reagan has Mrs. Ben Rife, Middleport, and Being near a telephone has ~ol lnslstinll "we're not paralyzed" by the crisis, Secretary of State enabled Reagan to escape criticism IT'mained away from lhe Ova.l Betty Jo Hunt. daughter of Mr. and George Shultz said Sunday he. in the past for tending to ranch Office. Although ali the communica- Mrs. Earl Hunl, Long Boltom. was Reagan and others in the adminis- chores when crises break around tions Reagan needs in a crisis are aI flrsl runnerup. Other contestants his fingertips, his aides acknowl· were Valerie Woods, daughter of tration have been tending to the world. business E'Ven as public a ttentlon The sight of Reagan ho!'St'back edge public perception is a different Mr. and Mrs. GObert Woods, matter. has been rtveled on the hijacking riding at his ra~ch the day SoVI('I Pomeroy, and Veronica Provo, and the plight of the 40 Americans ' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murphy, Chest('r. obser· . rl :l >l 1-: President not . optimistic about latest hostage crisis WASHINGI'ON (UP!) - The "business as usual" attitude Presi dent Reagan has displayed since the start the hostage crisis in Lebanon soon could test his ability to pn'vent , the drama trom becoming· his version of Jimmy Carter's Iran. Reagan, offering no reason for optimism the crisis wlll end soon, will pursue a range of meetings, public appearances and ou lsi de activities this week In <tn' efforl 10 appear in control and nol hamstrung by the standolf in Beirut. , But at week's end lies a de facto deadline for deciding how far Reagan can in keeping at least some distance belween himself and or go round-the-clock efforts to end the hijacking saga. If lhe st.alemate is not broken in the next few days, Reagan wlll be forced to decide whether to cancel a long-planned vacation at his mountaintop ranch in California, which is scheduled to begin Friday. Although White House spokes· man Larry Speakes said as late as last Friday that the matter had not been discussed in olflcial circles, the question of whether lo stick to the vacation to show Reagan is not obsessed by the hostage crisis or cancel them to underscore his concern looms as a major problem for the presldenl and his lleutenanfB. Meigs teenager cited after minor accident . . A Meigs County teenager was, .Ja. of 524 Jackson Pike, was cited by Gallipolis City Pollee westbound on 35, and as.he turned Saturday night following a two-car left onto 3. the patrol said ·a accident on Second Avenue. westbound car driven by James J. Oftlcers said a car driven by Fitzpatrick, 76, of Milford, was James D. Wood, 25, ofKittsHill. was apparently unable tQ stop, went left southbound on Second, just south of of center and s.truck Bcyant's car in Locust Street, when he stopped in the left side: traffic. Pollee said a caroperated by Both vehicles sustained moder· David M. Shuler, 16, of 245 North ated dwnage In the 11:40 a.m. Fifth St., Middleport. apparently collision, troopers said. Fitzpatrick could not stop in time and struck was cited for !allure to stop In a!l Wood.from behind. assured clear distance. No Injuries were reported ln the AGalllaCountytei!nagerescaped 9:19 p,.m. aceident, which Cflused lnjucy when the car he was drtvlng in'odera1e damage to Shuler's struck a tree along Ohio 325 vehicle. Nodamagewasreported to Saturday l)lihl. The patrol said John H.Elllott, 17, Wood's car. Sliuier was cited for faUure to stop In an assured clear of Rt. 2, Patriot, was 80Uthbound on distance foUowlng the accident. ~. · around two and two-tenths north of Ohio 141, when he . ·miles Meanwhile, a Mutord man was apparently lost control of his car, cited Saturday by the Gallla-Melgs went olf therlghtstdep!thehlghway potlt of the State ·Highway Patrol and struck a tree. ' following a two-car accident Satur· His car sustained moderate day liiOI'IIIn(l at the inte~tlon of damag~> In the 10 p.m. accident, the tJ.s. :11 and Gallla County 3. patrol added. ' AcardrlvenbyJanlceM.Bcyant, OJJ ,I • I FAIR ROYALTl' - The queen and ltlng .,, the upromlng Augl111 Melp CouD&y Junior FaJr iUid the court were named In ceremonies held Ill the parking lot .-,e Sllnday evening at a part of the ob!rervance of Herltap W~end. Kevin Napier, Bidwell, .t the right Willi named ~ . junior lair king an~ next to hbn is the 1185 juniOr lair q - Tllnuny Calaway. From the left the group lndudes Valerie WOOds, Veronica Provo, Becky Rife, second runner-up, and Betty Jo 'Ham, 11not runner-up. Usa COllins and Jarnea P~ Iaiit year's que;>n tllld ""'« crowned the new royalty. �- . .-..... .. t • • • .... • ,, .. .. . . .' . . ... ' .~ ... - Monday. June 24, 1986 Commentary Page-2-The Daily ' Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio · Monday, June 24, 1986 . · The Daily Sentinei-Page- 3 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Big gamble ·pays oH in Detroit Grand Prix • • bJrrMrr 'the Daily Sentinel 111 Coorj Street Pomeroy, Ohio . DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA · ~~ I:S!m~ ~..._....,.-,~c::~.~ ~v . ROBERT J,, WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/Controller BOB HOEFLICH General Manager DALE ROTHGEB; JR. News Editor LETTERS OF OPINION are welcome. They should be fess than 300 words long. All letters are subJetllo editing and mu st be!llgned with name. abdrf'ss and telephone n~mber , No unsigned letters will be published . Letters should be In kOO<I taste, addressing I$Sul'S, not personalities . ' ~eng~le __~----------------~'_____J_m~~~h_S_o~~~-a_n WASHINGTON - It would be threatened the chlldten of his hosts comforting to learn that Dr. Joseph when tbey found out who he was, Mengele, who Spent most of hls life but that means securing their hiding from justice, at least came to silence. He slept badly, with a pistol repent and feel hoiTOr and remorse near him . Heseernstohavehadone for his youthful monstrosities as love affair, of sorts: He Invited a surgeon general of Nazism. He 'woman to ilvewlth hlrn, but refused didn't. He got · away with It all to marry her - making himself a Impenitently untU he had a stroke cad on top of everything else, whlle swimming and drowned, In though In that respect the times 1979. The revelations from Brazil have caught up with his morals . make this au but certain. Is there any point In pursuing a Age could not mellow him: He man like Mengele, once he has been was a surly, difficult man wllo made harmless? Of course. Why let caused problems for both his a man get away with crimes employers and the employees who · merely becaUse he won't get worked under him on the farm he another chance to romrnlt them? If managed In his later years. He Adolf Hitler had escaped death and managed to make a comeback, Mengele would have joyfully rejoined him. His principal difference with Hitler was his distance for Wagnerian opera. The overblown flap over President Reagan's villi! to the Bltburg cemetery Is one of a long series of Incidents that has tended to trivial· ize our awareness of the Hitler years. I first became aware of Mengele when I saw . the absurd movie "The Boys from BratU," whlch turned him Into a scl·fi villain who was cloning babY Hltle('S from a bit of tissue taken from Der Fuehrer. 11Je very phrase· "the Holocaust " now stands less for Price of protection what actuaDy happened than for what has been subsequently super· Imposed on what happened. After au that, I can't get , emotional about Mengele. I don't even try. He lsasremotefrommost ol us as Jack the Ripper. But ihat doesn't change the facts : He was a particularly nasty sort of mur· derer, the sort .the modem state has provided unprecCdented opportunl· . ties for . Some. people, like OtheDo, kill others who mean everything to them. Mengele killed people 'who. meant nothing to hlrn. His were crimfS of dispassion. If they were, unique we could forget about them. But they Weren't unique. This Is also the century of the communist and the abortionist, both of whom find tolerance and' even defende('S' 1 In what were once civilized places: : Under the circumstances, Mengele Is something (nore than a page' · from a 1945 yearbook. What!! he had been caught before ' he died 'l- There Is a sertous · · argument that It would be Improper to prosecute a man for acts that were te<;hnlcally legal when and where he committed them. Our own Constitution forbids ,ex. post. facto taws. On thls prinCiple Sen. . Robert Taft , whose Integrity was unquestioned, opposed the .Nurem. burg trials. But the ex post facto provision belongs to an age when law was essentially stable. Its strength Is that It would he unfair to make a new and unheard-of law tomoiTOw to prosecute people for the Innocent acts they perform today. After cars: textiles, steel - and we're just getting started -II comes as no surprise that protection from foreign competition Is being prescribed for what ails yet another American Industry. This time the patient Is shoes. The U.S. International Trade C~mmlsslon Is recommending restrictive quotas on most Imports for five years to gtve domestic producers time to modernize, cut costs, save jobs and become competitive again. The very lowest-cost footwear, retautng at $5 or less, would be exempt In an unusual twist, the proposed quotas would be administered under a licensing system with Import rights being auctioned off to the highest-bidding foreign producers. Proceeds would go to the U.S. Treasury. There Is no question but that American shoe manufacturers, like other ' tradltlonaDy labor-Intensive industries, are In a bad way. The more than I,ml plants ~t existed as recently as 1970 have declined to barely 500. Some thing like 100 clQsed last year alone. Imports have reached 71 percent ot the American market , with the overseas competition corning primarily • from Taiwan, South Korea; Spain and Italy. But there Is some question as to how much help quotas may turnout to be. And no question at all that , succ<jed or-fall; they will he expensive. Susan W. Uebeler, the only one of the five ITC comrnlssloners to oppose the quota recommendation, says American consumers may be paying as much as 18.8 percent more for Imported shoes and IM percent tor the domestic product as a consequence. She sees the total additional ----------------~--------------cost for footwear reaching $1.28 billion a ye~r. Even If 26,ml jobs should he WASHINGTON - The United billion If the sultan would put a little 230 other health cel)ters. following the shah Into the CIA's saved, as the Industry argues, It would he at an annual costto the public of · $50,000 for each job, which pays only $14,tm to the workl'r holding it. States has a staunch Middle distance between his country and The , young sultan also extln· pocket. As a good deal, that has the ring of Pentagon-style cost-management. Easlem friend who Is unknown to the United States. The highly secret · gulshed a guerrilla movement In Qabus was eager for the Saudi Doreen Brown says the Uebeler figures are right on target. The most Americans. . 'bribe offer was rejected. the southern province of Dhofar development money, and the deal Qabus Is the very model of a that was supported by the Soviets was "all but signed," the CIA noted . . president of ·consumers for World Trade, a Washington-based consumer , 1 Sultan Qabus bin 'Said, the 10\)by, Ms. Brown says experience amply demonstrates that when quotas 42-year-old absolute J'!ller of Oman, modem enilghtened Arab leader. and their satellite, South Yemen . But -the Saudis were "playing a or other restrictions are applied to Imports, the domestic price of a product the Kansas-sized desert nation at Educated at Sandhurst, the British The British played a crucial role In game with Qabus _ withholding '.· · the eastern end of the Arabian mUitary college, he brought back this as well, along with some help assistance until the Oman! sultan shoots up. 1n this case, she foresees the virtual dlsapp;,arance of low-cost penin,sula, doesn't proclaim his • \lome Western Ideas that W!!re too from the shah of Irim . . (sawi tbe light and (sent) the footwear. An!! she Is not talklng about the. under-$5 _shoe that would be pro-American sentiments from ihe progressive for ··his Isolationist The Saudis were not pleased with Iranian troops" home. . · .el<emP!. from the 'quotas ql\t t hOse costing $10 -or so -that•Americans on ' ·palace rooftop.In-Muscat. But he Is · . 'ather, Sultan Talmur bin Said. The . Oman's pro$fesslve and lndepend· · . The_ a~angement fell thr(>ugh ; , . ... limited ,buc;Igets can afford :· , · · ...· , . ,. · ·. ·.. · . on t!le U.s: s.tde when -It c;ounts,' ·. old.man, tundamentallsrtaliatlc, · · ent ·course. _'l'he)i_coilsl<ler them-> leav~the. sultan pr:Pfes&hig !'io be • She is also concerned alxiulthe proposed license auction, a rarely.used . · Oman was·'one of two Arab·states .. kept' his Son under virtual house , selves a s'ort of Blg 1 Brother'to 'the · mystified by Riyadh's handling ol device that other Industries seeking protection may be encouraged to press that gave publlc support to the'1979 aiTest fqr more thari a year. srnaDer Persian Gull states, main· the matter." for. It appears to minimize costs by producing revenue for the government .Camp David accords betWeen Finally, with the help of the British talnlng their dominance by the Our sources say It was Landon ' ~ an estimated $1 billion or more In case of shoes. But It Is actually the Israel and Egypt. Artd ln. 198:1, the and particularly of an old Sand· judicious expenditure of petroldol· the sultan's Sandhurst pal, whowa;· perfect " hidden tax," according to Brown. sultan· agreed to let the United hurst buddy, Timothy Landon. Iars. Oman, whose oil reseives are largely responsible for the 19!ll • "The consumer still pays, as he always does, but roundabout, without States stash military equipment at Qabus overthrew his father and piddling compared to Its more · agreement that allows the u.s. really knowing what It's all about," she says. strategically located bases, which hegan · laboriously bril)glng his fortunately situated neighbors, bases In Oman. He also pressed for : The quota recommendation has gone to the preslden\ for acceptance, can he used for Intelligence gather· 900,ml countrymen Into the 20th seemed a likely prospect for. ~uch further cooperation on a visit to · lng, communications and as stag· century. dollar diplomacy. Washington In theflrstweeksofthe rejection or modification by Sept. 1. Ms. Brown .says he is usually wary of making predictions, put admits lng areas for U, S. rapid· When Qabus seized the throne In · According to a top secret CIA .Reagan admlqlstratlon . , to being pessimistic In this case liecause It Is the second time around for deployment forces In the event of a I970, Oma_n had just five miles of rePQrt, the Saudis kept promising But we have learned that Landon· . .shoes. Tbe pres,ldel)t !D?;Y feel he has to .a9t. . .. . •..:erslan Gulf c;tsls. paved road, three schools and no Oman development funds; but tlCd has been relinquishing ' hls role as ITC trjected ,an \odustry reque~t [or !lrotectiqn <!year agp,-b!'l :" 'Q!'_' sultans friendship with· . health fac.llltles worth me.nttonlng.:- . their lafges:> ··to _the remoyal _of : .. Omani·U.S. medlatdr recently . reconsidered lt at the urging of the Senate Finance Committee. It may be · America has· cost him more than .T here are I!O'r more 2,tm mDes of Ir.anlan . troops from Dhofar pro-·· ·soiiri:!!S ·Say .he' had nothtng ·to do ::' o!tly coincidental that much of the industry is concentrated 1n a few Arab resentment. We have learned paved highway, another8,ml miles Vince: The shah's closeness to the with behind-the-scenes shenanl· large-vote states. . that more thah a year ~go the of graded roads and more than 400 Americans had always worried the gans to give ~ British firm the In any case, Dor~n Brown points out the arguments for protection Saudis, evidently jealous of their schools attended by both sexes. The Saudis, and they apparently didn't lucrative caretaking contract to advanced bY the shoe Industry- as by the auto and others before It- are perceived status as No. I U.S. ally In country has six major hospitals and want their little Oman! neighbor operate ·three. u.S.·flnanced bases . Inherently contradictory. Modernizing to meet the competition means the Arab world, offered Oman $2 In Oman. · high· tech retooling which means fewer. jobs. "You either have to make it a job argument or a competing argument ," she says. "You can't have It both ways." ·Staunch friend Jack Anderson & Dale . VanAtta a ;,. . 'f!l" we FoUND TI-le PeRFecT caNDiDaTe: 'Cuomo fQr There was joy at the "Cuomo In '88" headquarters. Bellweather, one of Cuomo's CHaRi~MaTic, P~Nce, political advisers, said, "Did you read the papers? Pat Buchanan has ~HeRo LPT~ called the governor a 'glib, fast· talking lobbyist for a reactionary llllJ!rallsrn that would kiD · tax reform in Its crib.' " · "Gov. Cuomo's not upset qy that?" I said. "He has to pretend he Is. But behind closed doors he's thrilled that Buchanan has selected him as his No. ~ target. Any Democratic candida~ would give his eyetooth to be on tt)e receiving end of 50 much name-caUing." "I'm sure Pat lsn'tdolnglt just to· get Cuomo nominated In 1988,'' i said. , , ' "Maybe yes, maybe no. We're not about to find out what causes Buchanan's temper tantrums. Listen to his from Pat, 'Cuomo's Incessant InvocatiOns of the poor, the' downtrodden, the Ill, almost Invariably tum up as preambles to budget requests that would augment the power of his own political class - the welfare statists.' " "What are welfare statists?" · "I Imagine they are people )n a Today Is Monday, June 24, the !75th day of 1985 with 190 to follow. state of welfare. The way we figure I The moon Is moving Into ltli first qu~rier. It, Buchanan considers Cuomo !he The morning stars are VenW! and Jupiter. President's most formidable The evening stars are Mercury, Mars and Saturn. . enemy when It comes to tax reform. Th<ler born on this date are ullder the IIIIJT of Cancer. They Include no longer wants to make Reagan clergyman Henry Ward Beecher In 1813, wnter and satirist Ambrose . .BierOt In 1842, bi!&V)'WI!IIbt bmdng cbamp Jack Dempsey In 1895, state and city taxei deductlllle. U · aU!IIOr-edltor · N0111111t1 CouslnJ In 1912 (9 '13), and actress-dancer · the goYt!I'IIOJ' can l'ally 1UPP1J1111 to )ll!l'lllll people to keep dlelr state Mldlele 1M In l9G (ap 43). ·and iocai tax deductlonllt would be On this date In bM!ory: a big peteat for the White House . . • In l8l2, Napoleon's army entered Russia. 1n 1MB. the Sovll!1: Union blockaded the western zones of Berlin, setting That's why Buchanan 1111't!S0111ng die •lai!P fo~ the "Berlin airlift" to support the 2 mllllon people of the to personal attacks on the governor.'' . . tll¥1dtd German city. . "The tax reform bUI must mean a 1n a, an ~AirlinesBOetng727 enroutetrom NeW Orleans to New lot to Pat." YdCitY cruhed at New York's Kennedy International airport, klllingl14 · "Frankly, tile aovernor believes ~' a DYNaMic auro exeCUTiVe, GReaT T'/ To oF PeOPLe ReaL WilO Hafe BiG Today·in· history president'~_____A_rr_B_uc_h'Wfl-----"LJ,· Buchanan couldn't care less about tax reform except that It gives the President an opportunity tq go out on the stump and maintain he's fighting a lonely battle against Washington. But the Whlte House , still needs a real person to attack: So Pat has declared Gov. Cuomo the Administration's No. 1 Demo· cratlc devll. Gary Hart should be so lucky." "It's hard to believe that Buchanan,_as smart as he Is, would help Cuomo run for President." "All I know Is what I read In the papers," Bell weather said. "Let me read more of Buchanan, 'Your Governor Is a statist, Instinctively hostile to the Idea that 1IJe people can manage themselves, tnsttnc· lively cordial to the aggrandize· ment of government power. This President Is a standing affront to that kind of politician.' Later on he says, 'Now we approach the wellsprings of Mario Cuomo's seermngly Inchoate rage. The dirty IIUle secret of the American Left Is that It Is Interested In power, not people.' " "That's strong stuff," I said. "A Democratic candidate for the presidency would kDI for that kind . of endorsement from the White HOIJii!,'' Bellweather said. . '"lben the aoveraorlsnotgolngto ask the President to make Bucha· nan knoCk ott die rllelorlc?" "On tile COIIII'al')l. We're 1r)1Dg to IIDtl wa)ll d ~Pat keep It up unUl "118. We want aU his bile 'to be htm to Cuomo for the next two and a baH yean."· "Suppose Buchanan realizes he's · helping tile aovemor and not hurting hlrn. Do you think he'D then knock It off?" . "Not Pat. He's an Ideological slugger, and CUomo II! a great . target lor him. If we planned our campaign to bring the governor along to this stage we couldn't have done It any hetter. As far' as the Democrats are concerned, anyone who gets Pat Buchanan upset has to he helluva guy." "I ~an see how delighted you are with tbe high. profile for your candidate. But there Is something frightening about an official In the White House fulminating agat~st a one governor just because he doesn't : ·agree with a tax reform plan." · "Not to worry. Everyone knowS! that Pat has a short fuse . The morEl· rage he shows the less people wm: take him seriously. From olilll viewpoint he can do no wron~:V We're so grateful to him that whej\~ Buchanan gets canned for puttln*: his foot In his mouth, we're going to:ask him towork for us." · Berry's .World ,, DEFENSE CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION (UP!)- A big gamble paper. There was so much· rubbish !shed ' In third. However, Alboreto turned Into pleasant surprise for on the cln:ult, which except for the· Increased his lead In the Formula Keke J;tosberg at the Detroit Grand braking on the surface, was the One standings to seven points over Prix. biggest problem. ItaDan EUo de Angelis. The' native of Finland beld on · "Once It's there, It's not going to Senna, who lost the lead when he leave unless It's removed. My was forced to make a pit stop, was Sunday to claim the Detroit Grand Prix IV Jn course-record time after temperature was rising. I called In knocked outot the race when he hlt a maklnganunscheduledpltstopwith on the radio (to the pit crew) and tire barrier on lap 52 while 13 laps to go. At the time he was theyconflrmedthatthe~~aspaper attempting to pass Alboreto. holding the lead over Sweden's on theradtator (causing a blockage The victory was Rosberg's first of the airflow)." Stefan Jo~n . since claiming the DaDas Grand Rosberg, 37, who took over the Also on the pit stop, ·Rosberg's . Pr1x In I984 an WliS the fourth of his lead on lap No. 8 from polt'setter crew changed all tour tires, a move seven-year career. RoslMlrg hopes Ayrton Senna, was forced to take a that could have given Johansson the · the victory marks the end of pit stop on lap 50 after he noticed • lead. · mechanical problems , that have paper, blown by 20 mph windS from ''I had 35 seconds on Stefan and I hampered him since Dallas. the grandstands •. was causing hls felt pretty safe going Into the pits," "Honda brought a modlfted engine to overheat. . Rosberg said. "Even. my tire engine which we firSt used In "The margin of error was changewasnotnecessarybuitheplt. Montreal with very pOsitive renon-exlstant today," said Rosberg, stop was so fantastic that It didn't sults," Rosberg said. "Not only Is It aftercru!$1ngtheclrcult In I hour,55 even matter." , quicker than the last one, It's also minutes and 39.85I seconds. The JohanSson, who finished run· more reliable. It's taken a lot time, previous Detroit course mark was nerup for the second consecutive but It seems to have come all set In 1984 bY Nelson Piquet, whO race. said he too had problems, one together now- I hope." won In 1:55.41.221. of whiCh cost hlrn the race. ' NlldLauda, the1984Formula0ne "ldtdn:thaveanyproblenisthatl "I was catching hlrn near the World Driving Champl9n, dropped didn't , exP!'Ct and I had a few second lap- tewardS tile end- but out of the race on lap U because of problems thaf I expected." u,nfortunately my brakes gave out,'' gear problems. But the fact that he had to take hls Johansson said. "The right front The only accident of the race whiteWIUiamsHonda FWlOintothe disc actually disintegrated three occurred on lap31 asPhiUppeAlliot pits raised some concern among laps from th'e end, so I had to (\ID of France moved to the outside and fans that the sandy-haired Fin. was with no brakes at11ll. I had to,use the coiUded with Martin Brundle of In trouble. gearboxtoslowthecardown. There Great Britain. Neither driver was "It was totaDy unplanned," Ros· was no chance to overtake him. " Injured but were both knockedoutof berg explained. "I came Inn MlcheleAlboretoofltaly,Johans· the race. Only U of 25 cars finished all 63 beCause my radiator was fUll of son's Ferrari Team partner, fin· laps on the 2.5-rnUe track J Meigs•Marietta split twinbill . By KEITH WISECUP ROCK SPRINGS - The Meigs America Legion baseball team split a twlnblll • with Marietta here Sunday, winning the opener 14-7but ·falling I0-5 tn the nightcap, rnaklng the locals 9-4 on the year. . Gordon Splete hurled a complete game, four-hitter In the opener. The GAHS mound ace struck out 15 batters whUe allowing eight walks during the hot, muggy afternoon. Splete added two singles atthe plate and raised his pitching record to :W. After -spotting Marietta a three· l'l!h lead ,In the top of the ·first on Schob's two-out, two-strike three· run homer, Meigs rallied with 11 runs In Its next three at bats to put the Washington Countians away. Hannan Trace product ·Derek Barnes paced Meigs at the plate Welker had Meigs' four hits. Schob with two singles and a double while led Marietta with two doubles and a Dave Hendricks and Splete added single whDe Smith had a double and two singles each. Phil Bailey, triple. Both Newberry and McLeod Jackie Welkey, Dave Lockhart, and unloaded horne runs for Marietta. Dan Thomas each added a single. Meigs, who had Its twinbiU at Four Marietta hurlers combined Glouster rained out Saturday, . returns to action thls Saturday at to fan four and walk 11. home with Logan. Sunday, Meigs Marietta . right -hander Sean McLeod had a no-hitter alive to the goes to Parkersburg. Both dates seventh Inning of the second game are 1 p.m. doublt'headers. Meigs Is when Meigs came alive with four now 94 on the year, matching their runs on lour hits. McLeod fanned 13 victory total of all last year.' Marietta goes to 7-5 on the year. batters and allowed nine base on tFlnl Game) · . balls. Mandta ........... ....... . : .. . lXJ Jll 01 4 3 Dan Thomas, now2·2ontheyear; Meigs .... ......... .. ....... ..... 32B (Xl) • -14 11 1 was the starter and loser In the Gray (LP), Holman (1), Nl"Wberry (3), Joy 151 and Bonnette. SpleleiWP 1 and Barnes. second game. -Thomas was relieved (Second Game) by Barnes In the fifth. They ~=~"~!=1~ 1 ~ ~ combined to fan six and walk five. Me !..eo<~ (WPI and Bonnet! e. Thomas Jay Carpenter, Splete, Barites and ::::::::::::::::::: :::1::1: iLP), Barnes 151,and Barn'IL -Cubs~- losing . streak hits 12; Padres win again; Reds los~ . By JOE ILLUZZI UPISportsWii&er Every team goeslntoaslumpnow and then, but the Cubs look llke they've fallen Into a bottomless pit. Since holding a eomtortable 3~·game lead In the NL East op · June· fl;'llle C11bs hlive dropped a:~:· major-league season-high 12 straight games and plummeted Into · fourth place with a 34·31 record, 4~ gaines behind St. Louis, "I've been a ballplayer so I know all the emotions 'they are 'going thro!lgh," Chicago manager Jlrtl Frey said Sunday after the CubS were blaJiked 7-0bYth<!Cardlnalsin St. Louts'. "You can be frustrated, disappointed, go sleepless at night. It's not easy tor anyone. I know I · sure don'tilke lt." . During their skid, the Cubs' pitching has held ·up remarkably Well,asthelrteamERAhashoVered atourid a.OO. However, Chicago has hlt jusi .225 and therein lies the problem for the defending NL East champions. Meanwhile, theCardlnalsareone of the hottest teams anlllnd, having won tour In a row and eight of their last nine. St, Louis, which was 5~ games out of first on June 11, has soared Into the lead bY one-half game over Montreal. John Tudor, 6-7, tossed a twohitter to win his ntth straight game as theCardlnals' pltchlngcontlnued , to excel. Ivan DeJesus, making his nrst start of the year, lashed out two doubles and had two RBI to send Dick Ruthven to his sixth loss 11\nlne decisions. I Elsewhere In the NL, Los Angeles pounded Houston 6-2, . Atlanta nipped Clnclnnati2·1, Montreal beat New York 1>-1, Phlladelphla.edged PtitsbutghS-2, and San Diego ripped San FranciSCO 7.1. Dodgen6,Aittroe2 At Los Angeles, Pedro Guerrero tied a Los Angeles club-recofd with his 12th home run of the month to support the combln~ ftVt'hllter of Rick' Honeycult, 5-6, and ·Tom Nl!!denfller to ,lilt the Dod&e1a to thelrtourthsti'alghtvtctory.ar.w. Expoii, Met!l1 . first homer since May '!7. Jose At New York, Vancel.awdroveln DeLeon .and Jim Wlnn held the three runs, Including two with a Phiutes to justthree hits. ftfth.lnnlng homer, to support the Padres 7, Giants 1 seven·hlt pitching of Bryri Smith, At San Diego, Kurt Bevacqua hit S-3, and lift the EXJ)Os. Mels starter his second grand slam of the season Ed Lynch, 4-4, was the loser. and the fourth of hls career, helping ' ... ·. 'Phlllla! ~. l'k!Ues z. . . l~Ghe Pa<tres compl~t~•. a four-game At Philadelphia, Rick Schu's bunt "'l'weep of'the · Giants. Dave Dra· slrigle and a throwing error by third vecky, 7-4, extended his string of baseman Jlrtl ~orrtson allowed scoreless Innings to 25 2·3 before Juan Samuel to score the winning giving up a run In the ninth. A!lee run In the bottom of the ninth to Dft Hammaker, 3-7, was the loser. the Pblllles. Mike Schlmldt hit hls Final plans set for Diles .Tourney Final plans are being set for the seventh annual Dav e DilesAppalachia Golf Tournament .,... wltp the hillbUiy supper set for Wednesday at Meigs High School and the golf tournal"'entcomlngthe following morning at Riverside Golf Club. Some3.1celebrlllesareassuredof attending· the event, and their names will be drawn at a hillbilly dupper to determine the groups · with which they play. "Our field Is pretty full," said promotion director Bob Freed, "but we could still get some golfers ln. We want to keep It at four golfers to · a group 19, make the play a little faster and sq we're 'not back~ up · !531 'JACI<SON PfKE · RT.3~ WEST Phone 446 -4S24 GROVE CITY, Ohio (UPii Stately One,· ridden by Mike Jlmenesr- won Sunday's featured race at DarbY Downs, going the six furlongs In 1: 11 3-5. Rouge Gunner was second and Eskimo Joe third. The crowd of 3,625 wagered $395,688. Tr8J18aclions ...... LosA!Wt'k's- Plrnd lnflclll.>r Bob Ballor on thr t~~· diSabiE'd liSt; l't'Calt«'d nn;t baMman Ski 81"('1Qm tram Albuquerqur lhr Pacific Cbut ~ 1AAA1 . or VANGUARD PAINTS OLD MARlEnA UNSEED OIL HOUSE PAINT REGULA11 S16.95 GALlON NOW White #7 Prices Elfocri11 lhno .luMft, 1915 $1 39 s A GALLON Vanguard #5 OIL BASED PRIMER $1395 GAUON ' EBERSBACH HARDVVARE run with a third-Inning sacrifice fly to utt tile Braves. Reds player- ill8i181111r'l>ete Rose wllll·for·2 and qow llll!dl43 hill tO lreak '!)'Cobb's realnl ol4,191 career hila. Ractne·.:~~~~!~~~~~Dij~ · Darby Downs results MurphY lmocked In .the aD-ahead " ... And the winner of 'The Waste and Fraud Award' Is- may I have the envelope plflalltl ... " placements would be tricky for the Golf Club and Jack Kerr oi Radio tournament, had this comment: WMPOhave made slgniflcantprizl' "Lots of golfers take a look at our donations . yardage and assume they're going Four rnernhers of the Cleveland · to come out here and shoot the Browns ' football team are in tiM! . .tights out. The plain truth Is, they ·celebrity field, along with represen- · just don't do that'. anrl we've never tatives of Ohio State. Miami. Ohio · had to resort to unusual pin University and Ball State. The · placements. The golfers will ftnd hillbilly supper. also will feature a Riverside, a good and fair test of brief 'talk by noted sportswriter , golf, and a fun course to play." philosopher and • humorist Flitz Spectators are welcome to attend Howell. th<! golf tournament buttheycannot In the six previous years of the park at the golf course. Butthere Is tournament, some $40,000 has been adequate nearby parking. donated to area charities a nd Major sponsors for the Diles' worthwhile causes. charity event are R. Kenneth Kerr Time for the dinner Is 6 p.m . . Distributing, ~adlng Creek Corpo- Wednesday with golf starting at 10 ·ration, Blower-'. Funeral :. Home , · a.m , on Th_u~d ay_, · all .over the we're Dowitlng-Chllds .Agency, confident we course. have aAnd sufficient Horn,e · National ·.Bank, Bank One numher of celebrities to round out and J. D. Drilling. any size field we could haye." Additional supporters. of the · Any iate entries warttlng to get tournam~nt are Farmers Bank, Into the charity event at $150 can Motor Parts, Ben Ewing, Sam contact Freed at 614·992·21>44. The Hartman, Central Trust, Mister entry fee entitles the golfer and his Bee Potato Chips, Foodland. There are a host of prizes spouse to attend the hillbilly dinner where 'comedian Woody'Woodbury available, In addition to the favors will appear, and to tee It up In the golfers get for competing. The top 18-hole shotgun start golf event. prize Is a new Buick offered bY Gary_ <~_nd B<!b ~ Roush of·. the smith-Nelson Buick to theama1e11r Rlyerslde .. Golf · Club~:.h'ave been .. gQifer-wbo seor'es a hole !none .on ·. putting In many extra hours 'to ttie· ninth 'hole. On other par 'three assure that the course Is In excellent holes, closest to the pin will receive condition. "They've liked the two dozen golf balls. a Niagara course before," said Bob Roush, Falls excursion , a golf bag, and a "and I'm certain they'll like It this Selko watch donated by Clark's ·ume." Gary Roush, asked If the pin Jewelers. Bill Childs of Jaymar 1 I,Redii AI CinCinnati, Steve Bedrosian, Rick camp and B~ Sutter cmnblned oo afour-hitter and Dale ' waves to the crowd after winning the Detroit Grand Prlx Sunday. (UPI). RACE WINNER - 'Keke Rosberg of Finland PH. 992-2111 THIBD OUT - Pltllil' .lau ...._. 1111ka 1be In& to llre&ch ... ......, lllto a double. PhiiB' 0...,. Ur. Pia *m' M tell WJ- ...... fllltln ille llfth 01'4* made lbe lhl'llw from left. (UPI) ...., .. nn 'I"' n r. W) wulll*empt.. I 110 W, Mai11 I .. ,~~, ' J PoMeroy, OH, �Page 4 The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio The Daily Sentinel Competition begins today at Wimbl~on WIMBLEDON, England (UP! ) - When It comes to Wimbledon, neither Jolm McEnroe nor Martina Navratllova has left much room for Improvement. The two ~rican left· handers have thoroughly llominaU!d their canpetltlon In recent years, and when the new championships got under way today au they could hope to do was to match their preVious achievements. McEnroe has won both the men's singles .and doobles the last two years. He's been In the singles final tlve years In a row, winning It three times overau, and has reached the doubles flruil the last three years In partnership with Peter Fleming. Navratllova's record Is even more Impressive. She's won the singles thrEe years running, playing In five finals in tbe last seven years, and along with Pam Shriver has a string of four successive doubles crowns. McEnroe, who has saved some of his better emotional outbursts for Wimbledon, was scheduled to begin his latest defenSe on Center Court at 2 p.m. (9 a.m. EUf) against Australian Peter McNamara. McNamara returned tocompetltlon last year after missing 21 months with a knee Injury. At the same time, on neighboring Court One, second seed Ivan Lendl wastoplayhlsopenlngroundmatch against American Mel PureeD, while. No. 4 Mats WUander was to follow McEnroe on Center · Court · against Yugoslavian Slobodan Zlvojlnovlc, WUander has won the last two Grand Slam Championships, the Australian and French Opens. Third seed Jtmmy Connors, a two-ttmeWimbll'donchamplonand losing finaHst to McEnroe last year, Isn't due to play untU Tuesday against Sweden's Stefan Slmonsson. Navratilova and Chris Evert Uoyd share the No. 1 seed among the women, the tlrst time ever there have been co-seeds at the hlstortc An-England Club, and both are scheduled to play '1\JeSday. Navra· tllova goes against Lisa Bonder and Even Lloyd faces MaeyLooPtatek. In winning tbe last two flnllls, McEnroe allowed Chris Lewis of New :l'.l!aland only six games In 1983 and Connors a mere tour last year. As dltflculi as this would be to Scoreboard ... Majors Baltlm:Jn.o fD. Mardnn 5-tl at NN York IWhitton 2-&t. 8 p.m. - Ck!\leland fBIYieWn 6-6) at California 1Slatm 4-51. It :m p.m KAMal C1ty lQJblcla f-41 a t MJnnt'IOia AMERIC-'N t..E.o\GVE By vmted Prell I~ W LPd. GI Toronlo .......................... Cl :lti .618 lll.ofroll ···· ··· ................... ~ 2"1 ~W. 2 ~ Baltlmorr ... ....... .......... , .. l'i :II ~\111 5~ .s.rr Roston ........................... 36 3J New Yttk ... .. ........ .... ,..... ll Mllwo.ukc£> ...................... :11 32 .D 71fj 34 .4&910 C1 ('V~">Iand ..... ....... ....... .. ..... 21 ca'ur()lnia ........ .... , .... ..... :ti Chl~~o .. ..... ............. 31 OakiBnd ........................."~'!: Kan~a~s Cl ry .................. .II St-atUe ..... .•....•.•... • ,..11 Mlnrl('5(lla ....................... 29 4!1 .318 )1 29 .fi61 ~ .5.'11 2Y.~ J2 .~J 3 3.1 .WI 4Y.! Jli .463 7 J6 .4-Hi 8 Oakland 6. Ci('lo'l'land 4. 1J lnnlnJ[s Bosron !i, Toronro 3 -· 10: l'i p.m. 5lh TPX:.l!l ...... ; .... , ....... ........ '11 4l" .Y¥7ll i!.j Saiurday'll ~ Callfonlia 6, Chicago 3 Nl'W York 4. Dl'trol1 0 ~atl l(' tFil.;ml-41 . 8;1"1 p.m. Chlct«Q I Bw"m l51 at Oakland I BII"'JU 4·1!, lO:~p.m. TI"XD tWNh ll \ at Stank> IWI~ 2-11, 2, Kansas Cit)• 1 MIMC"SOia 3, Trxru; 2 Ba lti!Tllll' l Mllwaukro 'l ....... ONroU ,1, N('W York 1 T(lf"onto II. BosJon 1 TC'Ka.!l .1. Minrt('Mta ~ California 11, Ch!cako 1 ~alii(' R. Kansa s Clry 2 llllllimm' li Mllwauke(> 3 Oakland 9, CIPIE'Iand .1 MlJIIdai• G_... (.U ~EDT, orr roll tTcrTrii K-21 at ~ton t.Boyd S!!1, 7: .\ 'i p.m ~rdl ~.G_... atl!oelon. n&gttt MllwBUkdl> a t TOroruo, ~~ Balllrmn!' at New Ym"lt, n!Wil Or\'t'l&nd at Ca!UOI'11la, niRflt Kansu City at Minne5<Ma, nlgtlt ChkSCQ at Oakland. night -. Texu at St"altlt'. n!Qt!t NA.110N.U. t..EAGUE W L ~t.GI ~1 - Stl.wls ................ ....... ..'II 'lZ Mootreal .... ................... 40 29511l 1.1, New York ....................... .37 . 2!Hifil 2 Chk'ago ..... .............. ... ..... M :n ~l Phlladtlphla ... ..... ..... .•..•..!l"l Plnsbl.lrgtl ................... .... Zl :ti C.!-1 11 -&33.1! 161), Sn n D!t~G ............... .........41 27001- 14 Angl'Jes .................... ~'!i Ciltlnnaii ........................JI 32M~ ..... Hwston ........................... 34 A11Bnta ........................ .... 29 San Francl-.co .............. .... ~ ................. :tl !t,~· 41,<] ··~ ti :tl "" 011 lll 4-lJ tll,.l 42 :lU 1!1 Ptllla<lt>iptlla 3, Phtll.bJr)Ch 'l Montreal !>. N"" York 1 Sl . l.all! 7. Chicago o Allanra 2, CIJI('Irtn.lltll . SanD~ 6. Sull Frunctsro ·l US 1\n~ 6, Hwstm 2 repeat, McEnroe could try for one another objective sweeping through his seven matches without dropping a set. Bjorn Borg was the last man to do this, In 1976. However, McEnroe hasn't been as effective a player this year as he waslnl91!4, whenhewasbeatenonly three ttmes. In the last two months he has lost four matches, including two to Lend! and one each to Joaklm Nystrom and Mats Wilander. Contrary to hiS custom, McEnroe chose not to play In his usual pn!-Wlinbledon tuneup, and this lack of grass court competition could prove detrimental. ·· Navratllova, on the other hand, despite her loss to Evert Lloyd In the French final, Is in exceUenl shape and on Saturday she captured her grass court tuneupat Eastbourne by beating Helena Sukova, the last woman to topple her on grass. "Every year I've reached the final here (at Eastbounle), I've gone on to win Wimbledon," Navratllova said. "! hope this ts ·a grlodomen, like In the past. "I'm hitting the ball really hard now. I've changed my serve a llttle and now Itis a lot harder. Serving Is the key on grass, and when you are serving well the rest of your game falls Into place." 'Jbp weather has been not been good In London for the last coupll'of weeks, and the Immediate prospects aren't enCQI!raglng. Referee Alan Mllls said Sunday the forecast was bad, adding, "We might be lucky tomorrow, but a lot or rain Is forecast for Tuesday. Then It Is showers and sunny spells." Benches cleared in Cleveland-Oakland encounter OAKLAND, Calif. (UPI) Henderson commented, "When OaklandA'smanagerJackleMoore they comedown low, that's O.K. but shrugged off a near-fight between whpn they throw at my head, It's a his players and the Cleveland dUferent story." Indians. Oeveland skipper Pat Corrales was still fuming after the Corrales saw both sides of the · game, but was phillsophlcal, too, dispute. "LIStl'n, Jackie Moore Is the best Steve Hen~n charged Cleve- frtend I've got In the game," landrelleverRichThompsonaftera Corrales said. "In fact, he's a pitch came close to his nead Sunday: business partner of mine.' That cleared both benches but So how can twofrtendsbesomad? cooler heads prevaUed before the "It's just the game," Corrales squads started throwing punches. · sa id. · Moore, ·noting that the 21-45 Both pitchers got warnings trom lndlans were behind 9-3, which thpumplre. Butbythattlme,ltwasa turned out to be the final score, said · IoslngcauseforCieveland. Corrales afterwards. "I know what they're said, "I'm not ticked off atthem (the trying to do. 'They're trying to wake A's) - they're supposed to go out up a dead ball~lub- but they can't and win like we are and we 'haven't doltattlie~ofrnyplayers-: . beendolng1t." , · ... . . '"One thing about thlsg81!11', what . . Cleveland has .lost six straight to goes around comes around," he Oakland. Mike Heath and Carney Lans(ord . said. ~Blue Jays provided much or the muscle that gave the Oaklanders the win, with the A's catcher driVing in two runs on three hits and !be third baseman contributing three hits, including a two-run homer. Chrts Codlroll, 8-3, scattered seven hits, walked two and struck outfourover62-31nnlngstogalnthe victory. NPal Heaton, 4-8, started and took the Ioos. In the fourth, Hl'ath drove home DustyBakerwithaslngletoglvethe A's a 1-0 lead. Oakland made It 4.() In the !ltth. Alfredo Grltfin led oft with a single, advanced to second on a wild pitch and went tothlrdonathrowlngerror by catcher Jerry WliJard. Grltfill scoil!d on Henders()il's -· single. Lansford ·and Mike O;ivtS followed . · With slll&IeS to score Henderson and chase. Heaton. A double-play By The Bend pushing and . shoving, Bell was over !be rlght·field fence for his It's only June and already the ejected and a warning was Issued to eighth homer. · : )\merlcan /League East race has both clubs. Dave Stleb, 7·5, struck out five and : turned into an aU-out battle. Klson denied he deliberately walked three whUe Iowertng his · • Just one week after Boston threw at !leU. · . . Ieague-Jeadll.!g ER<\ to 2.00. ·' Coriipieted a tour, g{liite- 9weep' or··.. Thl' heaD balls were .9f11y ·1 )1e • ElseWhere, Oakljlnd . dtiniped :·: toronto, . the· two . teams were beginning. . . . Cleveland Callilitnla ripped : llivolved In a bench-clearing brawl "He's (Kison ) got a reputation (of Chicago 11-1, Detroit defeated New · 1!1)1en tiM! Red Sox's Bruce Klson throwing at batters)," Toronto York 3-1, Seattle drubbed Kansas • : §truck ihe Blue Jays' George Bell manager Bobby Cox . said. " But · City 8-2, Texas downed Minnesota that's not what upset us. What upset 3-1, and Baltimore topped MUwau· ~y wtth a pitch. • "We could feel It buDding up last us was the kicking of Sully (bullpen kee6-3. weekend," said Toronto catcher coach Johnny Sullivan)." Angels 11, While Sox 1 Sullivan had been pushed to the : Ernie Wbltt, whose sixth-Inning At .Chicago, home runs by grand slam- the first of his career ground during brawl and kicked Ruppert Jones, Rob Wilfong and -highlighted an 8-1 Toronto romp. repeatedly In thefacebyBostonrtrst Mike Brown highlighted a 17·hlt The Blue Jays won three of four baseman Bill Buckner. altack that powered Calltornla. Mike Witt, 6-6, gave up six hits, games trom Boston. struck out eight and walked three With one out In the fourth, Klson, '!be Blue Jays struck back with over seven Innings for the vlct<!_ry. 3-2, hit Bell In the arm glth a pitch. Tlpn3, Y•nJrees I Bell, the fifth hit batsman In the theirbatslnthesixlh. Wltha2-0lead, At Detroit, Frank Tanana, mak· four-game series, cha~ged ~he Uoyd Moseby and Willll' Upshaw moond and kicked Klson In the drew walks. After a Helder's choice lng his first start for Detroit, hurled stomach. He then punched catcher erased Moseby, Klson walked Len seven shutoot Innings and Chet Rich Gedman and both benches · Matuszek to load the bases. Whitt Lemon belted a two-run homer to cleared. After nine minutes of followed by lofting the next pitch help !be llgers.Tanana, 3-7, gave up s:a; · Spencer family holds reunton '!be 54th a nnual Spencer family reunion was held at Racine, June9, with 7J relatives and friends of David and Mary Fell Spencer attending. . Larry Spencer had the blessing. Officers lor 1986 mimed were Esther Mayes, president, and Marilyn Spencer, ~retary-treasurer. The deaths of Mae Spencer and John Agabrlte this past year were noted. Next year's reunion was tentatively scheduled for the third Sunday in June at the Spen~er homeplace on Scott Camp Road to commemorate 100 years of the farm in the Spencer family. Gifts. were presented to Bertha Smith, the oldest woman, Genec Tom. Cathy, Jared and Janet McElroy , the oldest man. Nlekl Spencer, Jim and Sharon Filer. Yula DeLae, Glae, Billy and Sherman, the youngest girl, Josh Levi Tyree, .the youngest boy , Patrick Gladson, Goldie Frederick; Marguerite Rasp, the largest family Cylinda Frederick, Mary Jo Argaattending, and Nefti Skohel, who brlte, Regina Joy, Ike and John Spen~r. Elson and Dorothy traveled the farthest. Others attending were Larry , Kay spencer, Ron, Marilyn; Trlsha a nd and Mike Spencer, Elsl!.' Stahl and Donnie Spencer, Esthl'r and Dean family, LOwell and Avis Bing, Mays ,,Ft'ed and Bertha Smith, Ellsh Vance Spencer, VIrgil McElroy, and Josh Tyree, Gordon, Jlll. Arvll and Mary Holter, Mary Buck, Wesley and Martie Holter, Avice, VIola Rumfleld , Mike, Diane and Keith and KcllyS!iencer,Davidand Randy Bing, Clayton and Susan Linda Spei\cer, Mr. and Mrs . Bill .Rasp, Ellen Groves and sons, Elva Frederick, Gary, Judy, Brenda and Hammer, Wald and Gladys Gary Holter. Jim and Nicholl Bing, Spencl'r, Dayton and Sarah and Barbara Stahl and family. Spencer. Wayne and Nett! Skobel, .Piggott reunio.n ·held recently PLAYOFF WINNER- Wayne Uvl !Ills on lhe 181h 111""'11 (boltom) Sunday lltlU'Inl at bls 50-foot plils chip resting less lhan a foot trom lhe pili as comj>eUior steve Pate smiles at Levi's reaction. Levi slowly crumbled io' lhe p-een when Ids near-bnpolll!lible chip, lor a birdie, cUd not go 1n1o lhe cup. Lev! and Pate encled their 18 holes of the nnai round of the Clasillc tied at Ill under. Levi Wlllllhe mateh oo the second hole of sudden-death play-olf. ( UPI) . grounder scored Lansford. Thelndlansdrewto4-1inthesixth on singles by Willard, Brett Butler and Brook Jacoby. '!be A's increased their lead to 8-1 In the sixth on-Heath's run-scoring triple, Griffin's sacrifice fly and Lansford's 11th homeroftheseason, a two-rim shot over the lett-field ATLANTA (UP!)- Atlanta Golf Levi rpached 273 with a 67, Patl' fpnce. Classic winner Wayne Levi always with a 69. The two were one shot The Indians added two runs in the has faith , ahead of .two-ilme ·PGA champion seventh on Joe Carter's fourth He had It when he trailed by tour Ray Floyd, who had a 70-274 after homer of the season and an RBI strokes at the start ottheday, when shooting 68 in each of the first three double by Butler. he was three behind with only eight roonds. Oakland added a run in. the holes to play , and even when a bad Floyd needed an eagle on thl' final seventh on a double-play groundout shotdJ'OilP\.'(l hlmoutofthelpadwlth 'hole to make the playoff - and by Heath that scored Dave three holes left. almost got It Kingman. "Well, that business at 15dldn'Ido Floyd was 25 feet from the cup at The Indians open a three-game myconfl~oceanygOOd: 'saldl,.ev.l, _·the par 5 hoiP,wlth his second shot ~es againsttbe Callfomla An~ls · reterring to a bunk!'r -s hol t ha,t led to · · and thought he had ·his Pagle .before 'II Anaheim tonlglit. Bert BIYll"Jee!, · .- · · · ' · · the ball rillllsed by inches . · . : · a bogey . . · · 6-6; Is set to start fortlleTribetorilght "Btit I recalled three years ago ''Steve and Iwerewaltlngat!llfor while Jim Slaton, 4-5, Is to pitch for when I did the same thing and let It Ray to finish up," said Levi who thl' Angels. played In the threesome ahead of cost me the tournament. This time, I told myself, 'don't let that bother, Floyd's. "It was a relief when he you. Just stay In there and play as didn't make that first putt. Ray hard as you can the Iaslfew holes.'" Floyd Isn't the sort of guy you want That's exactly what he did. to get into a playoff with.'' eight hits In seven Innings. Willie out a 60-foot putt at Frost, skying to 74 in the final Aftl'r hipping Hernandez earned his 15th'save. 16, Levi made birdie putts of S-and roond, and Mac O'Grady, with a 69, Mariners 8, Royals 2 AtKansasCity,Mo.. BobKearney 15-feet on the closing two holes to tie were at276; Edwards, w)10 had a 75, and Spike Owen, the Nos. 8 and 9 rookie Steve Pate, at 15-undl'r-par and Scott Simpson (71) were at m· hitters. In tile seBttl~. order, belted zrn. ·He ..VOn a·t the -7:!XXlyard' Atl~ta ·r;:::::~::::::::::~ • solo hOmers· 'to . II!t . Seattle. Mli<l' . Country Club with a 12-foot birdie The Daily Sentinel Moore, 5-4, combined. with Ed piltt on the second playoff holl'. It Vande Berg to llmit Kl\IIS85 City to I u•PS 14S-9Illl) was Levi's eighth Tour victory In the four hits. A Dlvl.!don of ~ulllmedla, In c. past six years. Rangers3, Twins.! "When you can play well the last Pubt lshrd C'V('I'Y aftf:' rn oo n, Monday' At Minneapolis, 'Glen Cook throu~h F'rlday, 111 Court S1. , Po· tew holes, that's what It's all about," pltthed 6 1·3 shuiout Innings in his mf'roy, Ohio, by lh f' Ohto Valley Pub· said Levi, a native of Hl'rklml'r, llllhln~ Com pu ny! Mull lmC'dla , In<' ., major league debut and Pete Pomt""'r o~. Ohio 45769, Ph. 992-2156. Sc· N.Y .. who picked up $90,00) Sunday O'Brien blasted a 452-foot homer to cnnd c lass postagl.' paid at Pomeroy , to raise hls career earnings past the Ohio. lead Texas. Cook, who was called up $1.2 million mark. "It's greattowln. on Saturday, struck out two 11nd M<'mbC'r: U n i!Pd Pr<'Ss lnlcrnational, It's what I've practiced aU my llfe to walked mne before yielding to Greg hiland Dally Pr('ss Association and !h(l Ohio Nf'wspaprr Association . Na tional do." Harris, who earned his siXth save. Advertising RC'prf'scntatlve , Bra nh am Orioles 8, Brewers 3 Pate wasn' I griping about the Newspapt-r Salt>!!, 73.1 T hird Avf'nllf' , N~w York, New York 10011. At Milwaukee, Larry Sheets hit a $54,00) second-prize money. '!be three-run homer to highlight a former Ali·Amerlca from UCLA .POSTMASTER: Send addl'f'Ss ch an ~ ro Th€' Dally 5€-nllnf'l. 111 Cou r1 St .. four-run eighth inning that carried earned 10 times more money Poll'K'roy, Ohio m69. Baltbnore. Nate Snell, 2-1, pitched Sunday than he has In 13 previous ' three innings of hitless relief, whUe SUBSCRIPTION RATES Tour paydays. By Carrier or: Motor Ro~&c striking out two and walking one, to "I have no romplalnts," said Onf' W<'f'k .... .. ....... .................. \ ... Sl .IO Pam t.he trlumph. Onf' Month , ................... 1.. ...... 1•.• $4.80 Pate, "I played well and I played Onf' Year ........................ ........ . S57.:l0 better at the finish .! was just having SINGLEmPV fun. It was a blast just being on 'IV." PRKE Danny Edwards and David Frost Dally ............ ...................... 25 C('n1N of South Africa were co-leaders at Subsc r l lx'r ~ not df'S irlng to p:~ y thrcar· 1'1€'1' m ay l'<'m1t In udvo nr <' d!r<•r t '10 14-under at the start of Sunday's Thf' Dally Srn1lnPI on;..~ .1, 6or· 1:! month ·play. bas is . Crt•d lt ~~o• lll ,,.. n l\·<'n carriPr ca{'h Edwards led by three shots when m onth. a second straight birdie put .him No nubsC'rlpllon!-. by mall pcr mi!I C'd tn tow ns wh('rf' homl' <':Jrrl<'l' S(lf'VICl' Is 15-underwith eight holes to play.But avallabl<". he double-bogeyed and bogeyed the Mall Suhs~rlptlon~ next two holes and dropped out ot ln!iildf! Ohio contention .with another double1.1 WcC"1is ............. .. ................. $14.r,li lii WC'C'k~ ... ..... .. ..... , .... ........... . ,fJ9.12 bogey three holes later. 52 W(>£1~S ... ... ...... .... ................ ,$51U4 Frost began toslldewith<~ bogeys Old!ihl4• Ohln at Nos. 6 and 7 and then dropped out JJ W<'C"kS.,, ......... . ........... ....... .' .. $l!l.ll0 26 Wrrks ................ ..... ...... ...... . $:H.2U contention with a double-bogey at 52 Wo o~ s ....... .................... ... ..:.. $59.80 No. 9. The fifth annual Pigott reunion was held Sunday at Forked Run State Park. Attending were Rl'x and Ann Summerfield, Rex and Slna Bailey, Don Pigott, Betty Pigott, Henry and Eileen Bahr, Rpyal a nd Lucille Wilson, Dona and Sherry Wolf, Joe, Kay , Chris and Beau Bailey, Sara and Brian Bailey, Aaron, Connie, Angle, Andrew and April Bush, Steve Bush and Kevin Mllll'r, Dan, ~. Erin and Eilee~ J ohnson, Lowell,. Melissa and Evan Taylor, Tom, Iris, Joshu,a . and Trlcla Matheny, Pat Bahr, Anita and Scott Zielinski, J eanne, Matthew and 12-footbirdie putt Andrew Baker, Jerl'my Blake, Rob, Tamml, Jessica and Beth Barber, Hans and Beatrtce Pebler, Jack, Bertty and LeP Johnson, Sally Pcbler, Mlkl' Harman, Melinda Wl'lls, and Pearl Powl'll. Calendar/ happenings .- gives Levi victory a MONDAY RAClNE- VacatlonBiblPschool will be held at the Racine United MethOdist Church Monday through · Ftiday, June 28, from 9 a.m: to 11 a.m. All chUdren ages two through elementary school as invited. Theme will be "W alklng tn thl' Footsteps of Jesus". Commencement wlll be at.7: :Jlp.m .on Sunday, June:(). · · · Otear't Reetaurant - •••••• More Acriviry Rerwc:en ,i:OO-Ci :OO p.m. ' s. From 4:00''p.m. to 6:00 p.m.,bily we are offering 2 dinners for the price of 1 Mondays; S~aghe~ri Dinners ....... ,..................... 2 For ,:1.50 Tuesdays: F1ler Ttd Btr Dinners .......... :............2 For '7 ~S Wednesdays : Chopped Sirloin Dinner~ ..... ... 2 For 1(1 so T~ursdays: Spagh~tti ~inners .....................:.... 2 Fur. '-1:so ,' Fmlays : 6rutled Ftsh Ftler Dinners .-........ ........ 2 For •(;.75 Saturdays: Veal Scallopini Marsalln ....... .. .......2· For '1!.00 .,_, 1.j(,.')OHi/'.1515· ' ; \ \\ c< , S7j )') Co urt (;:rllirolis r. ',··::_· . . .·.·.: I . NEW SOFT PACK~ . ·~. .Also available in r~gular and menthol box. ,, ' '111URSDAY POMEROY - The Women 's Fellowship ot the Meigs County Churches ot Chrtst meet at ·the Dexter Church. 7:30p.m .Thursday. SWim leSsons LONDON- Sesslonllswtmmlng lessons have been announced by London Pool. Lessons will begin July 8 and continue through July 19. Advanced lifesaving classes will beghln July 14 and contlnul' approxl· mately two weeks. to register call 992-9900. Bible School set this week . • ClasSes for children nursery, ages • iwo and three, through teenage will be held from 6: llto8:30p.m. Theme of the school wiU be "fn the Footsteps of Jesus." According to Mrs. Betty Spencer, · a back-to-basics approach to Chrlltlanllvlngwtll beotfet'edthrough the · sehool. Students will be challenged and Involved through,uch actlvttlea as 10111 tbne, Bible study, vtsual . demonstrations, classroom lnterac- · · tton, craft making, and many otber : tnoovatlve methods In keeping With • the theme. For more lnfonnatlon on the 1 achool, residents may contact Mrs . !lpencer, !82·2926. All area children Lt. Col. James M.andMrs. Roller ,. Waldorf. Md. have relurned home afler visiting here with Mrs . Dorothy Roller and Mr. and Mrs . Richard Owen and other relativps. On Sunday a family gef.logethl't' SOFT PACK: 9 mg "Iar", 0.8 mg.nicotine, BOX. MENTHOL BOX: 12 mg "tar". 1.0 mg .nicotine. av. per cigarette by FTC method. 'l'UE>DAY POMEROY - American Legion Auxiliary or Drew Webster Post 39. Pomeroy, and the junior unit meet at 7: ll p.m . Tuesday at the hall. Installation of officers, junior members host meeting. Couple returns home following Meigs vtstt Warning, The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smo~ing Is Dangsrous to Your Health. POMEROY - Meigs · _A\I)letlc BOOsters meet at'7p.in. Monday ·llt Meigs High School. MASON, W. Va. - Veterans of Forelgo Wars Post 9926, Mason , W.Va., ·will hold a special election Tuesday to elect a two year trustee. was attraCtively displayed over lhe weekend In the window of Mlck's Barber Shop oo East Mal!! Street In Pomeroy. Notice the old s having and hairuJitinl equipment at the right. was held at the home of Mrs. Roller. Attending were Pat Gress, Mike Gress , Chris and Gena , Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. R ichard Roller , Lori and Brad, Belpre; Mr. and Mrs .' Richard · Gress. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Call\ Mrs. Bria n Conde, Megan. Ma rcia a nd .Jessica Ca ir . Mlddlepm1 . Mrs. Wanda Beck .Forl Myprs, Fla. and Mr. a nd Mrs. James Lewis. Ellent on. Fla. "Not available 1n all areas MIDDLEPORT - Bethel 62, International Order of Job's Daugh· ters, meets 7: :Jl p.m . Monday at the Middleport Masonic Temple. Coun· ell meeting at 6: :Jl p.m . are Invited to attend. WINDOW DISPLAY - Old-fasbloned graniteware berry, Alll'n and Theresa Ann, Leon, W.Va.; Harold and Dottll' Scarberry, J.R. SCarberry and Heather Davl~. Jerry and ArlPne Collins, Carril' Lou, Diane Boyd, Dorothy and John Bryan, all of Middleport, and Lucllll' Murray and Gene Vance, R utland. Sending gifts were Darrell Stone, Leon, W.Va .; Brenda Darst, Pome.roy, and Sarah Gibbs , Mason. W.Va. A reunion of the Scarberry family was held recently at the Mason Park. Also observed wa s the blrlhday of F rances Scarben-y. A dl'Corated cake was served and gift s were presented to Mrs. Scarberry. Attending were VPrnon Scarberry, Mason; Vincent and Louise Laudennilt, Vincent Jr., Bronson and Francene,' Pomeroy; Harold and Darletle Cunningham, LE'tart, W.Va.; Dennis a nd Jackie Scar- CHESHlRE Blbll' school begins Monday continuing through Friday at Cheshire United Methodist Church, 6 to 8: :Jl p.m. . Cards wen!slgnedand senttoLorl Wolf, Cleveland, and Dexter Piggott, Santa Clara, Callf. Thl' 1986 reunion will be held on the second Sunday in J une at forked Run Park. Scarberry reunion conducted . f Vacation Bible school will be held at the Poml'roy Church of Chrtst ,,....... , ~---·~..___,..,..._ _ _ _~ ·'*' .Page-6 • stop Bosto~, Angels rip White Sox : By Unlled Prel81ntematlonal Monday, June 24, 198b ··.. ''."'.: '.:. . '.\. ... ., . ., , �.. t PagB 6-The Daily Sentinel ., « •• . ... .. ~' . ... ... . Monday. June 24, 1985 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio - - ~ - The Daily Sentinel Monday, June 24, 1986 PHONE 992-2156 0.. Writt Stltill" Cluslfit~ Dept. OIIM, usiness Services Ul eovrt k .. , ...,.,.Ollie 457it-- .·-.._., ,•......., 1,.. . . ...._ .., ,.,._Att,.. ............. ................_..... . ,446·4522 111- f"t . ..........l l· nNa.ll.-.~11111'-! Itl- 1'11_......,. IJ7- •utr.... ................. .......... . , .. . . . . . 10 ..... ~ Ujl> • IIW-... 0.. .. , '--lk>!l., ......... lf.OO Ujl> 1f II loo~ ........ ti .OO ~~~>•1••• I .OO w-:...,..- ........ ..,-...n .... . .,. ...... · Public Notice Public Notice on th8 alley; thence lA • wea~ Bid optclficotlono may be picked up 11 the Malg1 .. ~Y direction one hundred forty (140) .1 Ht. more or leu along aaid IIIey to the I.ina of the lot formerly owned by Homy Hamm, thanca In a northerly dl...,tion along INMt woo formerly Henry ., tho Moiga CO\Inty Commlo- •ioners mlsaionere m-v 1ccept the lowest bid, or Mlect rhe best bid for the intended pur· po~. end reaerve the right to accept or rej~ any or aH bids end / or eny part ther ~ Hamm'a line One Hundred thence in· an easterly dlrec ~ tion 186 feet, more or leaa. to what Wll formerly Theo- · dore Fou' welt line 1t ·• I CALIJOPE- A greataddltlontotheobservanceof ·Hat !1 •re Weekmd at the" Melp Museum was the · ·calliope of Myron Duffield. Duffield entertained at Wervall on the in8trurnertt which Is housed In a from ltli interaectien· with the alley; thence southerly elong nid line 89 feet to the colorful red and gold circus wagon. In the photo, Mary Hobltottar, Clerk B!·12 Nllfltltm Blwd ., -•ldo, NY 11377. Print H11111, Addroll, Zlp, Plflo<n Number. 1------------------ addrooo of 106 Maple Piece, + 133-Fosblon Holllo Qulfttng Village of Pomeroy. Meigs Pul!lic Notice NOTICE OF SALE By virture of •n Order of Sale issued out of the Com· mon Pleas Court of Meigs . County, Ohi.o, in the case of Sally A. Aleshire. now .Solly A. Fowler. Plaintiff. va. Stanley E. Aleshire. et. al., Defend1nt,, upon a ju~e · mint therein rendered,' be· C01e Np. 84 CV ·~IB. Court, 1· will offer for at the front door of the 26th day of July. 1986. at 10: 15 a.m .. the ·follow,ing Ianda end tenements, to wit: • '''"~ ·:t t""'. ··~ · · owned bV'Thoodore Fo10 on Lasley Street In said vilfage, July 10, 19B6. Tho bido will then be otienod at1 :00 P.M. on July 10. 1986. and reed aloud for the purchase of the following vehicles: Proponl No. 1 : One new . "'I' el PoweU, Pomeroy, be8t overaU I I1 Savel-1 · ·I ird oniir' -\ "· Print •• w.-d in •ath 1pace b1low. EIKh initill er grMp of figurn coullts 11 a wortl. c...... n .... and ddress or ~ , • ....., if uMd. Jou II lfl ilt tlf rttults ·if JoY • · wi•• (IIi••· 1 I 1 .... .,., 1 ' ...,. 3 ' Krilio fvNr. lt.o ,, I! Sl.lu SI.OO trillwtr...wt~thl.r~ to d1111fy, Mit or r t ' ,tl.~o "'' Ill. ,.., ... wil .. ToJI ~ .... w , ... · - ... • .• ,_., Ito a Wow. .. 6 It .,. l db yo· sa.oe $110111 Sl3;1111 $JI.GOj •lib ~1.00 Sti.Oo '15.00 • $21.o0~ I ' Thill ca•h ratH indudt: diiCGUftf C )Wanted · c 1For$ete c 1-nc:t!menl ( lforRent 1, _ _ _ _....:.,_ 2.----:-- 11. -_ -' -_ -19.' _-_ _ _ 20. ---'--~- 21. ----~.;:... 4--~--­ 2l. _....__ __ -------"---- ··------ 9, - - - - - , - '10. 11 . ______ 12------- 13.-----14, .;..,_ _ ,...,.;~,_: 15. .... . _ __;;..-'-- ~ WGIIIII cMbHt It II ...... pllleed Ia tile ....... .......'II C.1M1 lilted ltiM lin. Palru WM ~ ~lbe ~toeD 1ar e' a:ed!J.., . , 3 llelurdaJ'• · - .. _.. plaJed liavoc wllh die eblervaace of, Be n p Wed_, I. 1 ~II .I ·2•. - - - - - - - ,c;:::: j '::""Pomorov. Coul1IY 71• ........,. T-lllflip In Malgo County. Cillo. npalr 10 OOIToct 1 ollpllpocif1cationo -·· ""' on fMo In of the County Cillo. end In .... of.... County .commiulonaro, ,..,_,OHio. liD IIEQUIREMENTI FOil PUIUC IMPIIOVEMENTI: jeaii"*IIMIIIM•yoonllruc· pro- tion, IIDDIIAY:rJIDn, ....,_ lion, t lilian • ..,...._ milt ... Nbkl • • •••..U , . .......ts ... forth In llodon :n. '-_ - ;... 27. __ _-_ 2t. _ _ _ _ __ 29. _ _ _ _ __ 30. 31. ,.;.... -__ '__ -_ 32. _ _ _ __ 34. _..,...___ 32. _:...,.,-'---- .u. _ _ _ _ __ . Tills c.,...wttli ,.emittance TlleDallrS....IIII 111 C.rUI. · ,._o,,OII:U7., *BASEM~NTS *SEPTIC SYSTEMS •FOOTERS *GRADING *CONCRETE WORK PH. 742-23.28 YOUNG'S ·. .CARPENTER . North Glflipolis, Ohio SERVICE - .Addont •nd remodeling Roofing •nd gutter wort! Concrete woril P1umbinQ and electrical w9rk I Free Estimates) V, C. YOUNG Ill J&'F OOZER. BACKHOE. . TRENCHER. SEPTIC · • SYSTeMS. 'N.<\TEII. . GAS & SEW !R UNES. RECLAMATIC N, PONDS, S~RING DEVELOPMENT. liDME FOOTERS. DUMP TRUCK STONE S. DIRT NEW LISTING - Owner has reduced price on this 3 bedroom, bath, one floor-home with lull basement. located oo approx. I acre lot. $19,500. z JIM CLIFFORD PH. 992~7201 POMEROY - Nice 2 story home in a good location and owner. Will ~elp finance. Wants $30,000, I but make an offer. 'VINYL SIDING 0 MIDDLEPORT looking lor a reat11 nice home? This 3 bedroom house with 2 ' baths is just for 10u. Full ba· sement, deck, ceiling fans . fully equipped modern ' kitchen, newl~ redecorated bath are only ·a few of the' nice features. Make an ap· · pomtment to see this one . $41 ,000. SOUdTHERN DtSTRICT - A mo ern sp111 1oyer homewith 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, family room with fireplace full basement. garage: 'l located on approx. 3 acres land with additional 3 car garage. Excellent condition. 154,900.00. ~ALTORS . Henry E. CJelond Jr. , ' R•l E•tata General .'. a HOMINAIIONAL .IA. gram can h•lp you lose 10·29 plus pounds in your fir•t month or your mOf'IIY beck . Colt now 614·7422328 . . Rocine, Oh. 614-843~5191 10-6-tfc NOW OPEN .. Edna'o Tropi- cal Suntan. Gallipolis Ferry, acron from H•rrv Siden' Adoption is en alternative to abortion. Profe11ional cou ~ Pie. unable to have beby, will provide much wanted infant with Joving home and family. ·Let us help you . Call collecti91 4) 332-40B6, ov· enlngs, anytime weekendl. Legal. confidential. 4 Mobile Home Heating & Cooling ,, All YHI Pll•lltl Ntlft Offlco s..,lln & Furnit•re, Wedding and .. . com- Gra4ua~on Stoti-y, Magnotic Sirs, lubbtr ~t•"'P•· lusintts Fornn, Copy Sonicos,' Etc. US Mill St. llidoll-1 104 .....,, h., Pomtrow Alto Tr1111111l"lol RIDENOUR TV & APPliANCE PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 (HfSTER-915-3307 ROUSH CONSTRUCTION •b~donfial & Commercial BOGGS SALES & SERVICE U. S. RT. 50 EAST PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS GUYSVILLE. OHIO Oak ~ill Road lone Bottom, OH. 45743 . Authorized John Dnre. New Holland. Bush Hoc Farm Equipment Dtoltr PH. (614) 985-4212 ftr111 E••l~111e1t Ptrta & Servloe lr3•tfc Cabinotr~ an4 P!aM1ng 5·7·tft Applications: include official tronocrlpts. copy of ctrtifl - cetion. and a one pt~ge J)hiloaophy of eduCition. Write: Gellle County Board of Mental ReterdationDevelopmental Diubilltie1, P.O. Bo•14. Choohire, Ohio 45620 or call 614 -317· 0102. Application deadline July B. 1986. · 1 2:Noon 614-448-9444. uriped. 6766. Call 304-e75 - NEW LOST brown leather RADIATOR SEIYICE We can repair and ,., core rad1ators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod PAT HILL FORD 992:2196 Middleport, Howard L. Writtlll 1 A PLUMBING & FINCI I SIPPI. Y PH, 992-6931 HEATING . After S C.tl 742-1027 317 Nwth So<Ond Middltport, Ohia 45760 I SALES & SERVICE . We Also Cerrv •• FIIhlng.::ll,:;. 16141 "HSSO "Fr• E1tl111ates" lu.II1C<I PIICIIII (6141 "'·7754 lnstahrion Availolllt ROOFING NEW-REPAIR lEI'S APPUANCE SEIVIU Outt. . - Downepouto Outtw CIMnlng Painting 915·3561 All M1ku FREE ESnMATE8 • W - •Ditflw8ahero 949-2263 or 8 Public Sale & Auction RICK PEARSON AUCTIONEER SERVICE. Eotata, ACCENT (CUT OUT FOI FUTURE USEJ Colt 304· 773-6934 . NEW CAl & 'FREE ESTIMATES" 3-22-tfn ' Loat: girl• clallring. Weheme H.S .• in M11on aru. BLACKSTON · We Use Von Schrader Equipment Recommended by Leadln& Carpet llanu · facturers. . oul radiators. We also r11111ir Gas Tanks. you have eny informetion pteaoe call I 14-2511· 1528. choice. · NO DOWN PAYIIENf LOWII lllOI'IIIlY PAYMENT 35185 check~ book. vicinity of Rt. 21B. If 1/22/tte 1 MEIGS EICAVAnNG CqiiPAIY Will do ell typ811 of ex· C8Y8tlng, lerldlc:ap- lng, bnamente. - · 811• tYwtem•. watw end Hna. Wlitw tone. .Call wall \IQ, and -· ~M~ J&lt.,.<IID7 t•rm. antique. liquidation uJas. Ltcen1ad Ohio and Wiot VIrginia . 304· 7735785 or 304· 773·5430. 9 Wanted To Buy Own your own Jean Sportsweer. La diet Apparel, Children&, large Size, Com· binetion Store, Acce11orie1. Jordeche, Chic, Lee, Levi, Eaov StrHt. tzod. Esprit. TorribOy. Celvin Klein, Sergio V1lente. Evan Picone, Liz Cleiborne, Members Only, Organically Grown. Oaso· lluylng dally . gold, oilvtr ootns, ~nga, jewelry. otorllng ware. old oolna, la<ge cur· roncy. Top Drloea. Ed. Bur· kott Iorber 8hop. 2nd. Ave. Mldclopon, 011. 114·992· 3471. LISHING CO. recommends thet you do business with people you know, and NOT to Mnd money through the mail until you have inveatigated the offering. 22 HOME OWNERS·Rofinonco to low fixed rete. Un equity tor any purpo11. Leeder Mortgage 3061 . 23 Co.. 614·692, Profe11ional Services Plano Tuning end Rep1ir. Brunicerdi Music Co .. 614446-0687. Twentteth year of quality 1ervice. Lane · Inc. 'People who . tPPrt· .~lates .'_Vour Buijne"·"· LI-. censed ! Ohio- WVa .. Call .614·2•6-9152or614-379· 271 2. -=-------------Water wella drilled and ser- viced. Prictoonrequeot. Colt 614· 742-3147 or 614-9926008. PIANO TUNING AND RE· PAIR, Summar ratel in ethct·free estimates . Ward·s Keyboard. 304· 6755500 ... 176-3824. 1--:-------Room • board for lady in private room. beth, Iorge BR-tounge, TV. "'aoonablt. Call 114-281·1109. 1--------Penono Body Shop. Lucto Lane, Pt. Pl•oent. WVo. neor K•K Mobile Homeo. Populer prtceo. 114·811· 4174. neighborhood. wall · built, must ue to IPPf'eci.... priced to 1111. Catt304-1766022 . 6 1h acr111; 2 hou .... 2 car garage, pond, eeking UI.OOO or boot offer. Call 304-676·2320. 304-11.76- 4 room and beth. big yard . 705 Hobert St .. Middltport. Oh. Prli:ed tll,600. Phone 614·992· 51&4 or contact Mobile Home• . for Sale NEW ANO USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME BALES, 4 MI. WEST, GALLIPOLIS. RT 31. PHONE II 14·441· 7274 . . •, ' DuP.hfx ·tOr ui, by , O.me:r> .. trailer lower · River' · Rd . "· t1e;&oo. Ownor will fi. nance with downpayment. Call 614·446 - 2135 be tween BAM • 1 2 Noon. 19B3 Joy Skylinar 2 bdr .. completely tumilhed except bedrooms, ceiling fan, AC. otove, rofrig.. completely undlfpinned. ax 1 0 utHity building, washer & drter, tot1l electric, setting on large rented private lot, can otay If oold. Call 114-4417200. l97tl Ho!loy Park 7xj.!4 FT 31 e•p., 2 bdr., CA. alllpplt.nces. underpinning, c1rpet throughout. ea:c . cond . Homes for Sale Step up-lare 4 bdr. f•bulous homo. 3.000 sq.fl .. 3 betho, 2 tireplacel. Vt 1cre. • more. U6,000. Roducod to *42,000. Auumable 8%. Call 114·446·7019 or 216· 635-8429. 4 bdr.. 3 acre•. kitchen. breakfast room. livingroom. diningroom, utility room. fruit cetler, city water. 911. 2 car gerege, with atteched greenhouoe. Call 114-441B181 onvtlme. J•y Drive. 3 bdr. ranch with attached 2 car garage. eat·in kitchen, llvlngroom, f1mily room with flreplece, 2 bath rooms. utility room. eir cond., aluminum siding . Cell t10.000. Call days e14-. 448-7358 or tveo. 1114261-15~4 . 1971 Peairleu treller, 12•10. 2 bedroom. fur- nished, good condition. 14,600. 9092. Call 11 4 · 3B8 · 1 979 Windsor exc. cond, buih in microwave & atereo. Colt 814-441-1586. 1974 1 2x84 Buddy 2 bdr. with Or without lot. Call 514·446·9219 orl14-441· 3341 . 1919 12•10 Champion wrth 1975 12•24 add-on. Vary good condition . Washer, dryer. at ova, and air condi· 114·441·4829. tionor. Coll614·992-2688. Moving, qwner must aeU . Will consider lend contrect. 1982 all tlectrlc. 14•70. 3 bodroomo. 2 full btlho, •45,900. Call 814· 44880114 or 614-445-4387. Sltuetions Wanted 4 bedrooms. 21h beths,l•r:r. family room with extra k chen, other extraa. 31.4 ecre or ·32 1306)178·31139. 2 GRANDVIEW HEIGHTS - Welter McDeniet. 4 bdr .. 1 111: bath. att. Q~rage. much more. neer HMC, 470 Pl1111nt Velley Eatetes . 1 8'11 per cent. 304-176· 4504. . Ptoaoant. Call 4024. inventory. Trlinino. fixture•. grand opening. etc. Can open 1 & deys. Mr. KHnan 304-175-3860 or 1-BOO· 142· 3619. Price reduced on home wl1h 4 bedrooms. 2"h bathe, wood burner stove in family room, fireplace in llvln· groom. AsiUm• mortege et 2 or 3 bdr houM in Pt . Money to loen Coli 614-441·0271 . Guard m.,..bers. You can receive • 140.00 PM month, In eddltion to your drill P•Y· and atill anend school. C1U t49.000. 304·171-5047. Home 1lmoat completed. being built to Mil on T1ylor Ad in Camp Conley, nice llno, Holtht... Over 1.000 othero. t7.900 to f24,900 NEW Gl BILL--Another benoll• for Army National 3 bedroom hol'rie, 8'VJ per· cent ~asumableloan. gerden spot. Reduced clown to Sch. Call 114-441-3Ue . . Business Opportunity I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· nlghll. ' Cell614-992· 369~ . LAgill experience pretMable. COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS would 1110 like applicant FURNITURE. Bedo, Iron. with bookkeeping and word proceulng know~ge. In~ wood. cupboordo. chalra, chettl, ba11lat1, dl1he1, t•eated epplicents pte••• etone ian, entlquea. gold forword ruumoto P. 0. Box 1nd 1llver. Wrltea~ . D . 4811. Pomeroy. Ohio 41719. Miller, Rt.2. P-oy. Ohio 41718• or colt t1 4-992 · 77eo. 21 HelP~ nNded tor elderly." Iii privlte home. Muat wortc inventory . Training, fix1ures, grand opening, etc. Can open 16 d1y1. Mr . KHnen Homes for Sale Secluded peaceful cout'try living, h11 an older home, Schutt Mobil• Home. 2 bdr. CA. over 15 ecr•, K. Cfwek Ft nanc ial 46769 .• ' - ;... othero. H,900 to f24,900 31 appointment. Experienced cook. kitchen worker. Apply in person, Holiday Inn Gallipolis. NO Donioto. 614·742·2951 . phone calli p ..ase. . -lc- . Su~i9r Exterm.inating C.o .• Own your · own Je1n~ Sportsweei', Llldies Apparel. Childrens, large Size, Com· Kittens, free to good home. binltion Store, Acceasoriel, Catl814·843·6127. Jordache. Chic. Lee. Levi. Easy Street. lzod. Esprit, Only ona left. Cute tong- Tomboy. Cafvin Klein, Serhaired, adorable fluffy kit· gio Vektnte, Evan Picone, Uz ten. Coll614-992-7674. Cleiborne, Members Only, OrganiCally Grown, G•so· 2 ·kittens. 1 black, 1 tiger line. Helthtex. Over 1. 000 We'd liko to infl·odu'"1'0' to En&lle-A-Cir. WIY 1o drive the vehiclo of your ·~ttlopmonll & Cornmorclal Sit" •Single and Multi Unit fortho1986· 86ochoolyoor. Steno Position Open. Legal experience preferable • . would elso like applicant with bookkeeping end word proce11ing knowledge, In· terested applicants pleese forward resume toP. 0 . Box 486. Pomeroy. Ohio, Shepherd. 6 month old block female. Good with children. 614-992-7468. 3~24 -tfc 4/1/tfn Pre- school Instructor (9 month position, et 1he Guiding Hand School. Bachelor~ Degree. Able to mee1 Ohio Department of Educetion M.S .P.R. CertHicetion requlrer,tents or be willing to obtain .· lnttruction for h • n d I c a P· p e d · deVelopmentally deleyed children agea 0 · 5 . Available tracko. more 304 -675- 2911 by ' 4 kittens litter trained. Call 3 female puppies. 7 weeks old. Part Oobermln, p•rt AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR •• ""-' ~ Fill Tl•• ShpTIIbltl.. •• Dltf 256· 1428. 1-6PM. Pierce, FL 334B2 . Retrigerat.Q,r to gi,ve ·•w•y. Rt. 124.Potlllroy Ohio Va. hourol por (3061678-3639: Ntw Homes Built PH. 949-2101 or 949-2160 No Sundoy Call• '.·,·~ Roger Hysell Garage •SYLVANIA . •SPEEO QUEEN LAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR *SATtWTt SALES & S£RVICE (16-24 week Flexible schedule. Prior greenhouaa experience required. Salary d•p'endlng on experience. C1ll 814- 614·446· 1364. Colt 81.4-367-7429.· • WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENIIH 3/ 1/Hn "Free Estimates" . ' THE QUAUTY PIINT SHOP PLUS: - w. 28 J1 . Ravenswood. 676·7762 . have references; Call after 614-446-8254. •live Entertainment •Free HBO •Kitchenettes 'Restaurant Pump -.lea, Hrv.ice. Regis- Gr•nhouse A11i1tent Part . 3 mile, ·.·1 Eo.ov ·aootmbly worl<.t •000;. llttiT- train.e d.: Call .per. IOQ. Gu.ranteed ·pey268·1780. . ment . ·No exPerience--rio aalea. Detailaa und aelf6 kittens. 2 female-blue addresaecl a tamped ertve ~ 11riped with cre1m mark- lope; ELAN VITAL· 716. ings. 3 cream male. Call 3418 Entwpriu Rd., Ft. 304:675:6276 COLEMAN WATER WELL DRILLING Will do housecleaning in and eround Point Pleaunt, 304· 367-7116. mode. Call 614-448-391B. SINGIJ '24.95 my Ohio 43229. oalory . Woet<endo off. Must 3 very nice kittens, one pure RT. 62 NORTH POINT PlEASANT, W. VA. Bmilos from Pomeroy-lloson Bride• btbyolttlng. (lc> home, 2 openings left, 5 minutes from HMC, eKp. • lAC. referencea. Call 814- tered in Ohio. All work ~uarontaed . c,tt 304-273- yellow. 4 bteck . Call 614· ~o~sed Will Call banking experience helpful Need 3 lldloo to Mil AVON . . Call 614-448-3368. Giveaway co~ored Will plow tobacco . 614-256-1 528. 446·8681 . lime Railroad Dishes, curtains, cto1hing, lt'tNtl. spreeds, and meny more item1. 256·1528 . Full time mortgage loan rep . needed for Gallie County arel! . Earn • .3 15,000 to eeo.ooo pery.. rthru excellent commissions. Sales or 1 Woman to live in with elderly Kittens to good home. 2 couple. Room &. board plua '~ MOTEL ':BENNfn'S ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS .REAl ESTATE FOR SALE SPUT LEVEL HOUSE with 3 bed- . roome, complete bathl, dining room, living room and latge recrel11on room, Located on 8 acral. Laroe •farm pond. Racine area . All Natural Weight-Loll pro- Sand .. 992:3345 GREG ROUSH PH. 992~7611 ' . .. BISSELL SIDING CO. Dtsi., ' YoU can .allm up tor summer . Pomeroy, •BLOWN IN INSULAnON •1ho4 Modo 'JJ3 . -.. , ALUMINUM SIDING • HelMing 992-6191 Dottle Turner 992·5692 Jean Trussel 9'9-2660 Jo Hill 985-'466 · 12'x16' 992,6215 or 992· 7314 CONTRACTING . eludes taxes and iin '""'""" Total price of $31 ,. ~ uu.u1U. and white. Call 614·446-92B7. -AUTO RENTAL . ments~l up delivery. Davit Vacuum Cleaner. · one half mile up Georges Creek Rd. Call 10·8·tfc U·SAVE St. Rt. I 60 Pl~k ouppttu Would like to pt~int houn trailers, roofs. Cell 614- E. Dublin-Granville Rd .• COl. Announcements SWEEPER and sewing me· chine repair, parts, and DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL!.· 992-3410 liMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT BULLDOZER " BACKHOE WORK 2111 . but not neceiSary. Send Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated Dog Houses Ph. AVON upto60%urninga. 2 weya to earn. Call814-446- ruumo to C.F.M .C.. 2400 3 P&S BUILDINGS TROMM EXCAVATIN •, NEW LISTING- 8.75%in terest' You can assume the loan on this country A-frame with approx. 5 acres lard. 2 fireplace, Children. Jowolero. 304· 675· 3067. 446 .. 522 E.Mai1•W POMEROY,O. Sa.dly milled by. Wife and 814-446-0294. CALL , • In Memoriam UTILITY BUILDINGS EUGENE LONG RENT A CAR A .,. . . lm-- eou-. Sizes Start From •no S/9/ 2 mo. pd. - i n the Coun HoUM. Ohio, undl noon on July _ , . . ot 1 P.M. on 1818. for the doWinu of~. .,.,,,, on • ~ PGrtion Doon ... - .................... 1135 Wetkins deeler. No expe· rienca n'e ce..arv. Earn 2&· 80%. Productl for ule. al1o Brooking tasting partiel. In loving memory of our hu1bllnd and tether. Ryen Dill. who Pllled IWIY June 24. 1984. Our world may chenge from veer to year. Our lives from day to dey. But the love enc;t memory of you. Shill never P.I H eway. All STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS Hoods ...... -.............. _ 1150 Doors ........... _, ...........$145 73 ·14 Chewy Tr. 71·79 forol Tr. . lumporl .................. .. $70 Grillo .... _................ $52.50 7! -79 Cboty Tr. · 10-15 forol lr. Grllll .. - •• -..- ......... 131.50 Hoods ......................... 1145 73·79 Cbowy. Jr. 1!·15 ford longor ID<kor Pinols ...............•21 HoadL ........................ 13-79 Ch"'Y· Tr. 13· 15 ford Rangor Ca CorntrS ..................t20 Gril111 .................. - ....... 175 Now and lho4 Auto Glou-l.oto llooltl Ports CAll COLLECT: 25. - - - - - ' - - 16. - - - - - ' NOTICE TO BIDDERS be of the - !} --------- 22. ~- Public Notice .... 10·15 forol lr. . ......._.._.......... _1121 Ph. 1614) 843:5425 992·2259 ~..,;.,;"ii.:. ~: 3. _,..:,__ _..:......_ 7. _ _ _ _ __ '---~--- I f!·IO Chowy. Jr. "FrH Eotlmateo·· N..-. Cleric 16110, 17, 24, 3tc - 73·P9 forollr. F.....n ....- ...........:.. - ...141 73-79 forol lr. Hoboon Coll1114·4411·3315. Home 1143-5340 73-10 Cboty Tr. london .............: ...,.: .....S60 73·10 Chety Tr. - 2 DON IOSI Office 94•·2493 AT A. SUPD DISCOUNT Complete Gutter Wortc. Comp~ta Remodeling Rooti,ng _of all Types Worke,d in home area 20 years Pomorov. 121t('lt: Ta Include: WHALEY'S AUTO Misc. Merchandise Public Notice Lana Announces SUPERIOR SIDING CO. 16110. 17. 24. 3tc I l\d W.ul!·~d ,., J• .. '"'!'!" .....,,••. ' 5/ 28/ I mo. d. c- K.N--c::; ·I Phone ...................~-----· design; Sue Hager, Racine, ~ portrayal of an historical character; Mary Ann Durst, Ga!Upolls, also for overal design. 64 , PH, 949·2777 VINYL & ALU.NUM I ~ 'Aclclre1..................;.;. , .:.................authentic; Sheila Countv. Ohio. MaryHo.,._, Cleric 161 17. 24. 2tc Public Notice I 19B6 or 19B6 model Dump Truck. 1 Name Okl-lashloned dre!8es In style ·Saturday during Heritage d felltlvllles In Pomeroy. Cd8IWne wlnnel's 11!11 to rtpt, Janet Horky, Mldcllepoji, most PH. 667-6535 or 985-4~53 (61 24. He PROBA~ COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO ESTATE OF MINNIE MARIE AIIBOTI. DECEASED c- No. 2479B Dpc:ket 12 Pago486 . PROBATE COURT OF . MEIGS COUNTY> OHIO ESTATE Of·A(TTH LOUELLA FLORY. DECEASED c - No. 20435 Dockot 11 P-235 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On June 6. 1986. in the Moigo County Pro~ Court. c - No. 20426, Barnard V. Fultz, P.O. lo• 723, Ohio 46769 Wll oppolmod AdmlnltbaiOi With Wit An.-ed of the of Ruth \.Oullle Rory, "-' Mad, tete of Middleport. Ohio 411710. Robert E. lucie. Probate Judflll your own · illd br maif wilh tllis coupon. Cancel rour Ill br phone - n yOU get 1 , resutls. Money notretiMidablf. , 1 . OLDI'IMEY CLIYI'IIEl! - ardor of the Boonf of Commisaionen of Meigs -m. Classlflads and II "·,win Jilht informalities. """-*'· Pay Cqsh-for ~, . *Water & Gas Well Service *Myers Pumps Sales & Service _v...., ,curta·Inflation ·Write Formerly Hoalon Drilling Co. to accept or reject eny and iU bids . to waive any Bv 6-19-tfn •Oil field service •undscapinc • Buemerots •und ctearinc *Ponds •Septic systems •Heavy haulinc •Free estimates u11t,.1 *Complete Front End Repair & Alignment_ *Computerized Wheel Balance *Tires (All Sizes-Car, Truck, Farm) SHADE RIVER DRILLING to un1ucceuful Racine, ~~~~==~==~::::1 -~-t_e_d_if_r_a-'-in_•_·_________ 18 Wanted to Do Juno 27, 28. and 29 at I~------------11 Help Wanted EXCAVA11NG INC. Pomoroy, Ohio 457~9 or 992-6704 . .I llidderl after the contract II axecuted. All bids are to be identified by martcln9 envelope - "BID - COUNTY ROAD 76." . Tho Boord....,.... the right PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO ESTATE OF FANNIE 8EUE BROWN, DECEASED No. 24806 Dockot 12 Pago497 NOTICE OF lSI 24; 171) . 8, 3tc APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY ·Public Notice On Juno 6. 1986. in the Meigo County P10- Court. Coaa No. 24806, Robert K. LEGAL Brown. 12683 · -9-DVERTISEMENT Notice to Motor Vehicle Rood, Chillicothe. Ohio, 45801 Wll oppointod EJ<ecu. Dealers: In accordance with sec · tor of the_,.,, of Fill nit Bolle tete of tion 307:86 of tho Ohio Re- Brown. Ohio. vloed Codit. lieated bido· will R041o 1, Lor>g .- . Robert £ ..- Bucli. ' ·bt! receiVed .,Y th8 BOard of. Probota Jucfgo Jl.jleigs County Commiasion· ·~· . ' returned 1·304 773:5634 Yard 11le at Woodrow Fort· ntv's on 811h1n Rd. June 24th through 27th. Can· Sf~fVILt~;l ROSES' The Expansion of StrYict to our Custo111trs (614) 992-2134 for the aucceuful - · but 5th St, Yard Sale: Tope Residence, Clicker .Rd .. Jutle 27 &. 28. clothes. miac . ifeml . r lllfllllynH·nl Night Day AUTO REPA Middleport & Vicinity . Wanted·· Swarm of honey 491 Gtn, Harting~ Pkwy. lliolllt.,..rr, Dhlo HIS. 10 o.m. .ro S p.m. 1-614 992-2549 &' Vicinity btoo. Call304-175-1484. Anttou nc t: 111 1: nl s WILliAMS TRENCHING SERVICE lr. 4, Hr11tl lun Rd. praised ot S20.000.00. aitueted in the Village of Pomeroy, County of Meigs end )9B6 or 1981 model Dump State of Ohio: Commencing at a po1t 1t Truck. Pro~ul No. 2:. One new the comer of the lot formerly .: - 66338 SR 124 Portland. OH. 46770 L.aneK. (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992·6601 417 Se~ond Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 4~31 1 poundlflll. Call 614-4411437. O.tr 400 Chokes If. Jronching Of Any Type Dozer & Backhoe Smote Plumbinc Service Weldin&. Lowboy Haulinc Septic Systems LktOIIol & lonoltd Fll! EsnMATI! Lebanon Township ita Pomeroy,' ers, Court Hou ... Pomeroy. Meigs County. Ohio, on the Ohio 46769, until Noon on The following real eotate . u•- Said reel e1tete was ap- - ··--··c;&iiii:ioiii........ . ...... P.iimiirov ......... Wanted to buy: tobecco TRENCitNG is OUR liNE County. Ohio. Terms. of Sale: Cash. Real Estate cannot be sold for lesa than two-thirds of the apprail8d Value. ' Howard E. Frank Sheriff .o f Meigs County, Oh . 126-Tbrtfty Crony Flowtl'l · 103-15 Quills lor Todly IOHnr+ KoK ~Tisiut lnciJ N~rth Gallipolis, Ohio 1. A - tifitd " ' - . caohtero check, or letter of credh" eqUII to 10% of the bid· A leiter of credit may only be rovocabla bv the county. Upon antaring into 1 con11'1Ct with the county. the COiibiiCtOt murt then file o bond for the omount of the contract. ond the checlc will be returned to the IUCCOII· ful and unOUCCNful biddan when the contract I I • -· 2. A bond for the full amount . cit the bid. A bond II Ntolnod PUBLIC NOTICE L.abonon Township TNI· t - will have o Fed«al R• _.,. Sharing propoood uoe heoring on July 2. 1986. at the townohip ot 7 p.m . The fedtrel 1'8110f1UI , sharing budget hearing and onnual budget '-1ng wil be held July 9th II the home of the cleric, Shirfoy Johnoon. Sum· erly Henty Hamm'• lot and . mary of enilc:led budget wit about 1B6 teot on the north -·~~- for public lnopec· by the port of the lot retained tlon. eapecillty citizana, oftor July 1 6 ot the by former grantors. Reference DHd: Volume home of the clerk. Shirley Johnoon. 21 3. Page 623 ond Volume Clerk 279 Page 363 of tho Meigo County Deed Records. • Also known by the street '85 Needllll'raft Catalog "- t50 plus designs. $2 65c p & h. Books $2.50 + 651 each p & h. ALLDREssEJ> UP- Noelle Pickens of Pomeroy, • lltandlng, and JuDe Durst, Gallipolis, were all dressed · ·• liP for Satuday's costwne contest ,on the parking lot ~ 110m John ~to them F. WhzfiiiH by deed elated March 26, f908 end r8corded In Vo· · lume 98,' Pogo 677 of the Meiga County Dotd Recorda. Sold ~ conveyed to be bounded for 69 filet on the '"hi.OobtOyr what waa formerly 8 Fosa• lot; fOr ebout • on the IOUih bv a atrett or alley: for 123 feet on lhe weot by whet was formv~ stage In Pomeroy. NoeUe received a prize for havink the cutest costume and Julie was . judged most authentic In the cWdren to age 16 group. 161 24: 17) 1. 2tc Public Notice the aged lnslnunmt while Dilffleldlooks on. The Daily Sentinel ,'", , I Board of Maig1 County Comminioners ploco .of It Annand Turley, Pcmeroy, organist and pianist, plays Fascinate baby with cozy bun· ny slippers of ten wHh easy embroidery .touches . Great • baby showor gift ... mom will love H! Pa111!rn 7282: panern pletes tor slippers, Infants' s. M, L lncl. 13.110 tor each paftern. Add 6~c each partern lor postage and handling. Stncl to: . Allct lrotki Crlfls, •~ •' :.. .= lltldtr MIN ~, eof. point oi•tv-nlne (69) feet , .c:::a.. .. Tho Moigo County Com· Twenty Three (1 23) feet; • offl~e . Licensed Clinical Audioloaist • 114·441-3172 "~PAS" Public Notice County Engineer' s Office or We PlY ca1h for late modal clean used cera. Bill Gene Johnaon HYDIORCH CHEMICALS wi ~jt St, lt. 160 l63.54 of the ROII!Hd Code. Under the provilionl of thlo tow. biddOrl for ouch a contract heve two opt1on1 fora bid guoronty inotru"l«'< thet muot be oubmltted with the bid u Wanted To Buy J im Mink Ch..,.· Oido Inc. VINYL LINER POOL ACRYLIC WALL POOl ABOVE GROUND POOL : · LISA M. KOCH, M.S. U..SAYE AUTO RENTAL '"-""" ,,.,_,.......,... ' Television Listenin& Devices Computerized Hurin& Aid Selection Heirinc EValuations £o1 All Ales ~~ "W1 Rw F11 /.ur" nii- M•- 9 I'IISCIIIIUDD POOlS CALL __ ' ......__,_ otpl•t For B•ra•htl? A R l .e...l toi ' - !,.W M ....... The Daily Sentinel Page 7 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 6 room hou111 approx. 6 acr••· Barn. buildings, cellar house, near Eureke. cantril air. porch, awnings. outalde 11orage building. Will Mil riverfront tot olao. located Front end Unooln St. In Middleport. Call 114992-334B after 5pm . 1972 Chempion Treiler, In Portlend. 1 0K50, new Cole· U7.000. Call 713-370· 3124. men gao fumaco, partijllly furniohod . t2800. Call 114· 843- 6310 or 814- 8435408. 3 bdr brick. 2 batfll, central air, 3 ecrea, Rt . 110. 2 mi. lnaured, 20 yeen ea:pe- MOBILE HOMES MOVED . from HMC. Call 61 4·441· 2857. rlonco. 304-6?1-2881 or 571· 2998. 2 bedrooms. fuU baHment, double car garage. 1.2. ecres, RoH Hill, Pomeroy . 10x45, good cond, ciMn. nicely laid out, •3.200.00. U8.000. 114·178·2513. Gatlipolio Ferry, 304·1]6· 4131 . Price reduced & rooma. bath, utility, storm windows. door1. n•w roof. wiring. 1917Caottroilor. 2 bcfr. vory good cond.. UOOO. Call 304-937·2182 afttf lpm. ~araga . Colt 114- 1192- 5204. 33 I roomo and both. Cot< floore, family room, equipped for wood bumoro, mahogony aiding, dock porch. comar lot with prifence. Ntlaon Rd .. llut nd. Call Bill Wltllemoon at 114·742·2007. ...,T. F•rm• for Sale --=------·tc212 aero fann. Parltor llun Rd. Muot ooll. Moved •o A~•- · MI-ll rigllte· Included. Mol<t offer. 114742-2812. No rofuotd. Torma ivaltabla. --bl• Aluminum ocrap. 8olt your atumlrfum ocrap dlrocuo the amolter. luylng all D1'811• of aluminum. Pramtumpoldfor terao loldo. Call for quOit. acrplo EMflly, localed 1 I' mlleo eeot of Pagetown on Townohlp lloed 141. Meigs County. 114-812-Mel. 1-Bobyolttlng -----------In my homo• Middleport • - · hove ••P•· nWice. Colll14-182· 1"8. conditio-. ltendlnl timber. AI Tromm. 114·74 :2328. Have room end boll'd for mote or female. Mlddltport. 114·992·11154. aomt term equipment. lruk 831.000. Call 114·112· ,,..., t26,000. Call collect 2143 or 114·742·2211 if. . . . . pm. . 114·693-11411. • 12 ecree in Athen• County, Wotartoo Township . 5 Muot 1111: lmtlt 18rm. 6 acre1. 3 bedroom hou•. · rOoms. bath, furniture. 11r wood bumtng otovo: bern, goo furnace. chicllon · pony ahecl•. porch. deck, bateman\, M c C - lid.. llulllnd. .... .. �- ----~---. Page 8-The Daily Sentinel LAFF-A-DAY CHECK THE 54 Misc. Merchandill! Knauff firewood Summer l'altll·big loeda. May 1st· Jl,lly 3ht. Doeen't .. pplyto HEAP. 814-2118· 8246 . SPECIAL cut olobs 6 PIJ Joade d.tivered in · dump truck t1DO, or 21oodo t180. You pickup f1 6. Coli 614246-11804. 35 l!o Lots Pool People Special: lnground pool klto, 1 6x32f2 . 395, 18x38- f2,695. 20x4D-•2.896 in atock . 16x32 inground pools · installed-bring ut your low estimate . . Middleport 614992-11724 or Gallipolis 614448· 3051 . Acreage For ale on contract, JoA acre lot, Rt . HIO, *4,600. Cell 6, 4-446-0708. GUNS • . 700- Rem . 243 . 870-Rem. 12 go. 1 100 Rem. 12 go. -Red Hawk 44 mog. Coli 614- 387- 0~82 1.26 ecrea. Reccoon Twp. on At. &64. Weter lt .elactric ••IIY to obteln. Calf 614· 448-3824. 1 .ere building or trailer Iota for Ale. Coll614-992-7481 or 614-992-2386 or 814992-3643. 41 "This doesn't seem too bad to me. I used to write real-estate ads." f-----------,...----------1 Renta ls Houses for Rent 44 Apartment for Rent 15 rm. houae, 928 Fiut Ave. Call 814·448-3945. N.w · 3 bdr. livingroom. 2 bath, femily room, centre! olr, dlohwooher, dropeo .a. curttln1, carpet, downtown. Coli 814-446-1409 IIPM. Upstair• '""V· duplex, after 2 bdr., It ltove fum ., ref. It dep. Vine St . "••r river. Call 614-4411-3949. 2 bdr, full elze baaement, tuet oil furnece. References. Coli 614-256-11647. 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 2 bdr. fUrniahed, all utilitas pd., except elect., conve· • nient location. security dep· .. oolt rouqlred. Call& 1 4-446· - IIIII. 2 bdr. eppliencea furnished. '1Yz."'l. from town. large lot. t17& mo. plu1 depo~H. &. ret. r Collll14·446-2236 or 614· • Ull-2681 . 2 bdr .' mobile home. total elociric, odulto only, no pets, TV. cable available. Call 114-387-7438. ;t bdr. troller • 1 6D mo. plus dopoolt. 3 bdr. trailer 1175 mo. plu1 depotit. Both fur~ nlehed, not In park. but in Couldry. on R.• ccoon Rd. _ juot off Rt. 218. Coli onydme 814-448·8397. ~ ... 2 bdr. furniahed, •165 plut .. dep. on Rt. 554 VJ mile off • 1110. Call 1114-388·9861 . · Very nice, furniahed one bdr moblte home,lonted in city, Qll fumace. air cond, patio, off otreet porklng, Ret. and Dop. roquirod. Call 614· 4411-4169. 2 bedroom, furnished, AC. 1 chll~. no pets. · •180. per month. New Haven. W.Va. Call ~~~4- 882-246~. . 2· bedroom · mo~le. nice. air cond. Sand Rood, 304-876-3834. 44 JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equal Houaing Opportunity) monthly rent 1tart1 at • 1 69 for 1 bedroom·and 8204 for 2 bedroom, deposit $200. located near Spring Valley Plaza and Foodland, pool and Cable TV .vailable, houra aa po11lble 1 0 am to 4 pm and 7 pm to 9 pm Monday-Friday. Call 614448 - 2745 or leovo message, Nicely furniahed mobile home, eft. apt., central air and heat in city, adults only. Coll814-446·0338. Furnished efficiency 701 4th Ave., Gelllpollo. I 180, utilities paid. ahare bath, adulto. Cell 446-4416 after 8PM . Upstairs unfurnlahed 3 room apt .. carpeted, utilitiea paid, no children, no pete. Call 61 4·446·1837' Furnithed efficiency •126 utHitleo paid, 919 2nd., Gallipolis. single male preferred . Call 446-4416 after SPM . Furnished apt. 3 room pri· vate bath. reference• required, 845 2nd. Ave., Galli· polis. Call 814·448· 2215. Modern 1 bdr ·apt. downtown location. CA. carpet, complete kitchen. Call81 4446, 43B3doyoorst4.446_ 01 39 eve. ; ~bE~~~~~~~ '2 bdr .. fully furnlohod, :tie• ·-.plild • .lldulia Qnly. 4'1 1Oc ·: . .."' · 1114•4A8· ·' . Furnltht4 efficiency •146. utiltiee peid .. thare bath. 607 2nd. Ave. Gallipolis, adultt. Call446-4418 otter 8PM . Furniahed apt. 243 Jackton Pike., Gallipolis, 2 bdr., 8236, utllitn paid. Call 448-441 8 after 8PM. 740Y• 2nd. Ave.. 3 bdr .. I 1 90 mo.. dep. req. Coli 61 4· 446·41147 or 614-44_8· ·4222 between 9AM·6PM. 3 bdr. newly remodeled. duplex: 644 or 648 Second Ava., utility room. kitChen. dinlngroom. Call 814-4488293. Apartment for Rent APARTMENTS , mobile homea, 'h ouaea. Pt. Pleasant and Gallipolit. 614·4468221 . Furnished apartment. down· town Point Pleasant, utilities paid, dopooh required, 304886-3460. 1 bdr. tumiahed or unfur· niahed. utilitiet paid. •190 per mo ., *150 dep., no children, no pets. Call 8144411-311117 after 6. New 2 bdr. apt.. refrig. & stove furnished. 4"12 mllaa from Oallipoli1. 122& mo. plua electric. depotit • reference required. No pett. Call 814-448·8038. 3 rOOQ'\1, lower Second pri~ vat• parking, utilitie1 paid. Ref. • dop. req. Call 8144411-711111. SWAIN . AUCTION a. FURNITURE 62 Olive St., Gallipolia. New &: Ul!;ed wood-coal nov••· 6 pc wood LR ouite $399, bunk bedo f199, ontron recliner& • 99. new &. U18d bedroom suites. ranges . Wringer Walhera. & ahoaa. New livingroom sui~•• $199-$699, lamps, also buying coal & wood stoves. Cell 614·448-3169 . Rl-11111 Apto. Midcloport. 11*'111 rotn for Senior C - . t130. Equal Hous· lng Opportunltln . 1114· nz-nz1. For rent SIMpino Rooms and light hou• keeping rooms . Park Central Hotel. Call 814-446-07118 . 46 Space for Rent County Appliance. Inc. G.o od uNd appliances and TV oeto. Open BAM to 8PM . Man thru Sot. 614-448· 1699, 627 3rd. Ave. Galli· 55 Building Supplies polis, OH. Valev Furniture, new & UHd. Llrge section of qual- B~ild.ing Mai,riala · ity furniture. 1216 Eettern Block, brick. sewer pipet, Ave •• Gallipolit. windowt, lintela, etc. Claude Winter~. Rio Grande. Why pay more? Check us 0 . Call614-246-6121 . out. New furniture, applian· cas outlet. Trade Center, Kanougo, Oh. Call 614-44117444. Country Oak tablet, chaira, cupboard•. detkl, Ice boxet. Conkle•. Tuppert Plaint. At. 7. Hand crafted an llnlohed. Equipment Ml:i,lii'lill',l' " - · wva. N-ly aema' hd. In town. Hll-7411. 114-~~~~~~~~~~~ IGoods 1 •I*»"M opt. fM rant. ,.,..., 11 nut vu. . _ ~~- In Mltcll.,oort. .,4-111·7717. Equ•l H........ OfiiiO"WIIty. c- z bedroom flrmlohod opt. In .,,.,.,All oJtllt... Cell 114-HZ-1014 ~·u 1:00 pm........,.. paid. oltor Four Htl ...r'l mMtrHI.. bo•oprlngo. Uoed but cleen. Good ohope. 1311. oot. Call 114-742-1033. RICK'S NEW AND UIED FURNITURE. Compora our pricu, M¥1 todoy. Phone 104-77:1-&410. Motors Homes l!o Campers 81 t-~=========:::;;:::=====":·:•:":"':•:~=~ 71 Autos for Sale Himalayan. need male to breed with my female, 304· 678 -2611 or 304-7822036 . 78 Ford Gr1nado Ghia body, black. new paint, I 1 ,000. Call, 814-379-21 1 6. 57 Camara 228 1 983 low mileage, v ~ s . exc. cond .• garage kept. Call 81 4-448· 91137. Lowrey' Organ . $600. Hardly uted. Original COlt, $1200. Call 614-992-78111 . Far m Suppli es & Lives toc k 61 Farm Equipment 1976 Ford Torino light blue. good cond.. 17110 or boot offer. Cell altar IIPM, 614446-9378. 1978 New Yorker Brougha:m. 2 dr .. loaded. · Cell 614·446-7404 · anyt,ime. 1978 Mercury Zephyr S.W. euto. AC, good cond. Cell 814-388-8794. CROSS a. SONS U.S. 35 Wett, Jackson, Ohio. 1114-286-8461 . Maseev Ferguaon. New Holland. Bush Hog Sales Service . Over 40 used tractors to chooae from & complete lin& of new S. used equipment. largest selection in S.E . Ohio. 1 982 AMC Spirit 4 apd. AM·FM tape, aunroof, low mlleege 13,199. 1979 Ply· mouth Volara auto, air. $1,999. John'o Auto Sole, Bulovllle Rd., Golllpollo, Oh. Ford 501 mower. vary good condition. It 4-388-9688 . 1 977 Old a Cutla11 Su· preme. run• . good, •900. Call 614·268·1862. Steer 1700. 1 978 Volkowagon Rabbitt $1,200. Call 814- 448· 8478 anytime wulcenda, after 4 weekdays. 72 Dodge Dart ,good work cor, 1450. Coli 814-2411· 6637. 1978 Cutlall Supreme 2 ~ tone meroon, loaded. 79,000 miles, $3,300 firm. Pole for garage1. Call 814·246-9498. farm, ttores. etc. Any aize. free estimatei. Call 304675-3981' 1 981 Charger, 2.2. '4 opd, Wanted to lease tobacco feet. whulo, aherp. Cell poundage. Contict Bob Hal- 614-246-948Dor814·245loy, 614-379-2340. 5131. 76 Old• Cutl01s Supreme, good 'cond, 19 Yi :Prowlti camping trailer, contain~. Call 614·388· Reg. Walking horse mare, 9814. 8700. Reg . walking horn mare&: colt, 1800. 2 yr. old 1 975 Vollcawogon Robblt. Va walking hone gelding, 27mpg. good wort car. 1260. 2 horse trailer. •aoo. 1500. Call anytime 614B43·644D. Call814-992 -8102. -livestock · ... Hay l!o Grain 71 Autos for Sate 72 Truckl for Sale 1977 Ford Ranch•o auto. air. 11,499. John'e Auto Sale, Bulaville Rd ., Oallipo· lia, Oh. '4 ton, 1977 Ford 260, =~rr44c;;_~ 1 e·;,· cond. Coli 1984 Ford PU. good cond .. 4 new tlrea, 8450. Call 814-JBB-8715. 1979 Fore;! P.U .. 8 cylotd, radiale. one-owner, aherp. Call 61 4·246·9480 or 6142411·6131. 1 985 Deluxe 10 Chevv Truck. PS, PB, Auto, V-8. 19. 300. Coli 1114- 94928110. 73 Vans& 4 W.O . 1977 GMC Vanduro with Mida1 interior. excellent mechanicll condition. high mllill-.·recent engine wortt. Coli II 14-446-8098 alter 5PM . 79 Chevy window van . Call 814-8899. 1980 Chevrolet Suburban, economlcol 350 fully miles. 448-2967. 74 Motorcycles ••If· 1 977 Muotong. Needo pelnt lob . Muot ooll. 1700. 1114· 992-1181 I or81 4-8923786. 1 979 Ford F1 DD. Automatic. power ateering. powe'\ brokeo, VB. 48,000 mileo. $3,600. 814·982· 8326. 1977 Pontiac Venturi. 2 door. runt good. good 111 mlloege. good tlreo. UID. 3110 ohort block dloiel ongina with new pump. 1300. Call 614·992·112113. TOP CASH paid for '8D modal and newer uaed ura. Smith Buick-Pontiac, 1911 Ealltern Ave., Gallipolia. Call 814·448· 2282. 1981 Pl~mouth Reliant K· Wagon. E~~~;cellent condhkJn. t4000. firm. Collll14-98278111' 1981 Renault 52,000mlleo, needa, some work. Call 614-246-6288. 1977 Oldo Supreme Brougham. 4 door. Can be - · at 737 lle.ch St. In Middleport. 1976 Hondo 1100. 8600, 1971 Honda 350 8200. both good cond., Gordon Gllllople, Little Si•toen. r ,.8.,.0_u7.tho_id_•_·~w-=-.v-•""·--,-=: 1982 Y~moha thaft drive, 6.000 milee, 8xtras~ ex. Cond. , call 304· 882·367& or 304-882· 3128. 7& Boats and Motor• for Sale 17 ft. &porta Croft tri-houl: walk thrU windthield, 7& H Evenruda motor · & Exc. cond.. 12,11DD. 814·387-0447. 1 978 flbeiglooa ft. 711 HP. outboard. 814-441-4&94. For .. le: 197B 161> Starcraft tri-heul · boet troller. t1 ,600. Call 982-2143 or 8142281 oftlf lpm. 17 ft . Creetllner. 166 power trim prop .• power trim taba. tri·haul, 304-11711-8288. inboard~Outboard. 76 Auto Parts • Acceuorlea 19n 1979 Comoro Borllnotto 305 V-8, air condition, AM·FM, 8 trock, P8, PB. tilt wheel, r•r window dafroe· tar. e"tra tharp. Mutt Hit. 304·878·2883 altar II p.m. All porto for Cordoba. C. II 304· 773- &1111, ' 1883 Trona Am, fully loo-. low mlleogo. Coli 304-6711-11870. ATTENTION! AnENTIONI BJ'o Body Shop now open. Free udmotn. No Job llmllll. :104·8711-~8113. 77 Auto Repair 8UGHT PAINT DAMAGE--N- - l n g 1rrow 1213 oornpleg, woo 14 9 . . F - '---'1 Werronty. Very left. Coli 1'1100·423· 01Uonyt-. "I"· ® 3-2-1 . Conuct •-.....c~ !MAXI MOVIE: CAPTAIN EASY 1 HAVe II!IHJ 6011>16 OVE~ THE FA~L~ FOR !>0 LONG NOW. I e... N H"IZD~Y P.EMEM&ER HOW I 60T !>TAIZT&D. (CCI 'Wholly Moue' (I) (l) NBC Nightly IT IS PA~T OF YOUR 1:30 • "00 THE IMPO~IIIL.6" " C:AMPAiijN, I'.&M&MIJt~? NewS (I) ........... (J) . . . . . llportolaok TO GIVE 'I'H! CITI11\!i'lS INSPIRATION. 7:00 ~~~.:~ -r IBN® • Ell. 6/if'U. Nf:EI7 OOitiE IIOOH6 FIIOM THe Rotary or cabiBi tool drilling . Molt wells completed eama day. Pump nlea and nrvi· COl. 304-885-3802. ALLEYOOP HUCKY.. 79 Motor• Homes , • Cem~ra , 1173. ford plokup. Auto-. ~1~-tng. 114" 11111 lntomotlonal trovel troller. 3D ft. oelf aontllned. 1g114 Chevy ~XH 4a4111vor many o•troo, muet Mil. Rodo. Fuly loo-. E•ool· make oflor. lso onytlme lent ohope, mu" - - Cell Krodel Camping Ground Pt. 114·11117·11710. ,..:..Pie:.:.•:.:•:.:."'--·- - - - - Prlnlan•wertJw.: ·I r I XI x I J 1 (Antwlt'a tomorrow) Jumbl..: MONEY EXTOL UPLIFT LIZARO Answer. They Called tne comedian a " gas " because he was lhls-JUST AN OLD " FUEL " Solurdoy. ... AS'IIIO•GIIAPH MacNeil/Lehrer I)J N- Nama Thort Bernice Bede Osol Mol•- ,· Starks Tree and Lawn Service. stump removal, 304· 676-2010. ' e . ar ·· CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING ,, Cor. Fourth and Pine ' Golllpoli.o, Ohio Phone 1114-446-3888 or 614-446-4477 • ' (I) Heart of the Dragon ICC) "Worl<ing.' Thellvos of coal miners and steam locomollve factory workers ere explored. 160 mln.l ® Amertc.n Ptoiyhouso ICCI"Cat ori a Hot Tin Roof.' A wea~hy SoUthern family · · crumblu undor the dostruc· tive ravelationa of itl family , mem""ra. Jellico. benge, . , . ·• Tommy · Lso -Jpneo, Rip · •. • Torn, Kim Stanley. (2 hre. ,30 mln.l a:30 • rm Newhart~ feud devoloj>a ""!Wean Dick and Larry, Darryl ond Darryl when the brothers' goet merau.da the inn. IRI [HIOI MOVIE: '8 to II' [MAX) Big Broolc 10:00. ID (l) ' NBC N._ Specill: l'nlflle of o Flrot Lady This spoclol tokes o look otthe public and private life of First Lody Noncy flo. : ajltn . (60 min.) rm CeriMY • Uc:ey ICCI Mory Beth hoo the unenviable talk of talking e suicidal woman In from a oi•tnnth llory ledge. IRI (60 mln.l (I) Amertc.n Plllyhouse (CCI 'Cat on a Hot Tin Roof.' A wealthy Southern famiy crumbles under the daatructWe revelations of itt family members. Jeaak:a Lange, Tommy lea Jones, Rip Tom, Kim Stanley. 12 hro. 30 min .) JIM'S PLUMBING S. HEAT· lNG. Rt . 1, Bo• 356, Gaill· polio. Coli 614·387 · 0~78 . ... Excavating · ' Good· 1 Excavating. bal~r manti, footert. drivewayll uptic tanli.e, landacapit'lg ~ Coli anytime 814- 4484537, Jameal. Davison. Jr . owner. w Dazer Work land clearing, landecaping, etc. Free esti· mateo. Call 614· 448-8038 or 814-992-7119 anyti~~J.A.R. Construction CO>.• Rutland·, Oh. 61 4· 742~ 2903. 8al8mentt, Foottlr•, Concrete work;, Backhoe'a. Dozer a. Phcher, Ou"'P 1r!J(:kS, Ia water-gas·HW.I l· electrical lin••· • w BARNEY LOAIII ME A QUARTER, LOKEY. AN' I PROMISE NO, HE AIN'T 'fOU'RE LVIN'THRU NO SUCH THING .Odd CouPle 'fOUR FAITHFUL I'LL PA'IIT BACK TOMORRV 0 IMAXI MOVIE: 'Gqrky Perk' 10:30 (I) TOIIIIther: loonn , :oo I w w cir• w rm • INNNewa James 13oye Water Service. Aloo poolo llllod. Coli 814· 256·1141 or 81 4-448· 11711or814·448-7911., , I)J Newo Cll 8111 Coolry SllcM( ()) NFL Supero,_ Tho · Men Who Played the Gomo Bob Lilly. ien~ Hill Show 11:30 (I) (l) lest of Tonighl'a gueotooreChorleo Grodin, Brad Garrell and br. l SNAKE!! Waugh'a Water Servlc•~ Wallo, clotorns, poolo. Fa'!\ rolieblo Hrvlce. Call 8.1 4· 2116· 1 240 or II 1 4· 211e• 1 130. Reaeonable ratae. ~ ~ c.r- "' THOMAs· josE,.t' ACROSS 42 Indian I .Jacob's son official 6 Afghan city 43 Social c1 ... II Barrel piece 12 MGM DOWN I African antelope costume 2 Initiate designer 13 Economized 3 Speal< one's piece 14 Late 4 Night Princes..'i. before GBarolo, e.g. 23 24 &Lotty • to Gypsies 24 Drama segment 26Scrapc 27 - d'Azur 28Repast 2tThe widow Lennon 30 'Christ of U.e -· 32 Welsh river 38 ..,.. whiz! 34 Candlenut tree 310fsound 38 Competitor '"Wed on the run AXYDLBAAXR 1J1 ABC (I) Treclt Newe a.:- (I II \ One letter stands for another. In Ibis sample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's. etc. Single letters, apcllllrophea,lhe length and formation of the words are aU hints. Each dlly the code letters are dilferent. 1-14 ' A'P H RWHA WKWVC VEUW AE QWPOT VPOTAC ... rw ATGK • Field Foollooker Bummer from lle:td4ry, CA (I) Benny Hll Show ()II MOVIE: 'Weort Bide ~ II LONGFELLOW CaYPTOQUOTES '12:00 ~~~;a., Girl~ (() Wendy .nul Me I h;;--t-+-+-1- river tt::":' Amertc.: Nlghtllne R • M furniture Monllfoc~ turing, 8t. Rt. 7, Crown City, Oh. Coli 81 4-211' 1410, ..11 EYo. 114-4413431. Old • · now Uphooterod. 39"What - ~lleortofGroucho m1n4 ~ l.:!pau JJ Ill , TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY IHOP e 1163 Bee. Avo .. Gelllpollo; 114-441-7133 or 1114·4411, 1133. 28 West or Clarke 31 Natty 33 Secluded valley 35 Toward shelter 37 Wallaba DAILYCRYPTOQUOTES-Here'a bow to worlt It: (I) WKIIP In Clnclnnortl • (() 81man • 81man The Simona aro hirod by S•n Diego'o Sea World to recovor a kid.._.t dolpiJin that Ia In danger of dying. (R) 160 .... Yeatenlaf'• Alllwer 2D Sudside Nail Looked Diddy for 7 Go wrong Oiddy" talent (1964 .ong) 81le into "futuies" 25 TV set 18 Clangor style 9 Very old 19 Nanlely 10 Adolescent 26 Not 21 Collation . 22 Zola novel 17 0 ne 23 "Devi l" 15 Before lii"Do South Dlllulte Upholstery . 41 French (I) • · tl~•••ew .JOiiii " MiiC:osker. IRI leo min.l Haul llme~tone, aand, gra• vol,dlrt. bulk or bog fortMI.r~ end lime. Exceletor Sati Workolnc. 638 E. Moln St .• Pomeroy. a14-BII2·3181 . 1 11184 ford Ra...., pick·up. V·l, otandlfd, longbed, hoovy duty 11H1n11 pkg. Coli 114-g41-2. .3. - arrange tne circled liners to the surprise anewar, as aug· Qesled by lhfl above cartoon. use something you've learned · from a friend . What worked for him or her will war~ tor you too. · 8AOinARIUI (Nov. 23-Dec. 211 The HouH on the Prairie: LAiok trend continues to remain propitious for llecktoYeorterUY your career. Devote as much time aa ())The June za, 1111 possible tOday toward making your mark ()) USFL footblll: Olldolnd In the world. lit Houlton Enterprlaes you've already Invested con- CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 11) Make It a ()) World of Audubon·· alderable effort In will produce returns In point todau to honor \/our proml- 10 7 the. tlmel ahead. Skim the cream off the ' Poort Ill Cliff Robortoon nor· top ol lhtm before launching lnY1hlng lhe loller. This will geln you even grootw rata• thio apecial from lhe respect from associates than you a/read~ Audubon Society. new. have . (I) • I)J Major .._,... CANCER (~u!M 21-~uty 22) Carelully AQUARIUS (~IIi. 20-Fob. 11) Even screen all proposals presented to you h l10eNII: T - To Be loday. ll'a highly pooolble lhey'ILcontaln I ough you would probably be more graAnnounced · benefltl for You. even though they may c lous It the roles were reverted, • frlaod • (I) rm Scarecrow """ not tor others. Major changes are ahead you'll do a favor for today Mil be U mag:.. Mro. King nanlmqus as he or she can. lor Cancers in the coming yeor . Send for PIICEI (fob. 20-Mirch 201 You may (I) Mlc:NIIVLehror our Aetro ..Graph predictions today. Mall have to make 8 ratMr diHicutt decfakJn N-hi>ur $1 to Aotro-Graph, Bo• 489 . Radio Clly tOday. II you're firmly convinced lt'o but I)!) Heart of the Or.ion Statton, New York, NY 10019. Be aura to ror everyone ln\IOived, act In accorda'nce (CC) "Worl<lng.' The lives of state your zodiac sign . with your judgment. cOal min'ra and ateam lo· comotive factory workers LI!O '""'' 23-Aug. 22) Your monetary ARIEl (March 21-Aprll 181 Get an ..riY upacts continue to look encouraging. start today, but concentrate onlu on are explored. (60 min.l 6 You're In a polltlon to add to your reaources, but you'll have to work ior worthwhile endeavorl. Aew~rdlng thlnge MOVIE: · - Don't Eort the o.IU..' who! you ho~ lo recalvo. con be eccompllohOII , proVIded you PI" ,....... your mind to lt. [HIIOI MOVIE: 'H.,bone VIIIQO (Aug. 23-hpl. 221 Companions TAURUI (.......120-Mip 2DI Bull~- ond ond HHU.' ' will ftnd you charming loday. You'll lit In pleasure moko a compotlblo mix odau, If [MAX) MOVIE: 'The Lady in 1 quite comfortably, whether you're wUh a th ' Red' young group or an older crowd . ere 1s a commercial matt• you ytant to 8:00 ()) 700 Ctub LIIIRA ('"-', 23-0c:t. 22) Don'l be dis· dlocuas with another, clo It ovor l"f"'h or _,... dloner . ()) MOVIE: 'llplendoo In today It y~r effortl . Btl QEIIINJ IM 21 · · thea-' . . . cour~ged. riow~t;dod_- ln omall portions. Rojri:lember, · . . . -~uno -·201 -· lrf•Jor · the laddaf of .JUCceu Ia mounted One acl'll•y~ements .~re p.o..lble.tod-y, bt.lt tt•e . .• (I) illt ' l(fta • AI~ ' .· ·· .. -- . likely they'll · require ·a oecond ~: . _... Chip's birthdo,y · cauMo Allie · . 11 allirle. to compoto with Chorlea in" · lc.Ot!PiO (Oct. - .. 221 Today you When you othero beginning to lei . may have the occatlon to put to practical down, that's the time to push the hard· who can 9ive Chip tho ball est. pruent. (RI RINGLES'S SERVICE, experienced cerpenter, electrician. maeon. painter. roofing (including hot tar applioailonl 304-675-2Dit8 or 876· 736B. 8'7 YOU F'I!IL. 'r"OU'Ite I (J) ESPN'S 11181de au.N~I (I) All' In the Family (I) D (I) Family Feud (l) Jeopardy (I) Nightly Buolne.. Report rm m-1 of Fortune • I)J Ent-nment Tonight 8:00 • Cll t1l MOVIE: 'Uttle Fetty Tree Trimming. stump removal . Call 304·8711· 1331. Ken's Water Service. Wells, claterno. poolo filled. Phone 814·367-0123 or 1114-31Ji· 7741 night or day. ' I!XE~CI5E' WHEN Tune RON'$ . Televltion Sarvlcl!l. House call• on RCA, Oua1ar, GE . Speciollng In Zenith . Call 304-676-2398 or 614· 446·2454. SEWING Machine repairs, service. Authori1ed Singer Salea & Service ShatPen Sciuore . Fabric Shop, Pom•roy. 814-992-2284. WHA"l' iO (] .Star Trek 7:30 • 1D Tlc Tac Dough ())C'- Kid D .and M . Contractors . Vinyl tiding, replacement window•. intulating, roofln~g . new and remodeling, cOn· croto. Call 304· 773-5131 . l!o liD~ Magu~....... Weortemn-ter Tabor Upholst8ry. Fbr raupholste.ring, tree estimateS . Fru pickup a. delivery. Call 614-379-2869. Electrical Refrigeration ISUFOAMj (I) 8pon I Unter ' (I) 8Mford Son (I) Entort.!nment Tonight (l) Wheel of F1!11Une BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetime glia· rantee. Local references furnisl"led . Free ettimates. Cell collect 1-614-2370488, day or night. Rogers B81ement Waterproofing . . I IENBOCKI I K) .IDrumofJ- Marculn Roofing & Spouting. Now inotolling rub!"'• roofs. 3:0 years expertenc:e. apaciallzing in built up roQf. Call 814-388-9857. 84 I Kl (1) ---------- Sj YIPTE NDr. Who ® llodv Electric Home Improvements '· I P'UT1'1N~ ON WEIISHT, (l)e.feort ..... ' -ric. cop,._ .-~,. Thutre ' 63 ·•-, (I) • <II ABC Newo (CCI • (I) ()!» CIS Evening Flth Tank and Pet Shop, 1 2413 .Jeckson Avenue. Point Pleaeant. 304-6762063. Fish, birda and more. Musical Instruments --r e Services Trained Beaglea, male itnd iemale. Also 7 Beagle pupa. Call 614-742-2621 . 6y flenrl Ainokl and BoO Lao 8/24/85 • 1 :00 • 1D (I) t1l • (I) ()II I)J Newe (I) Hot Potato (I) Flllher Knowo Boot (I) Audubon Wildlife AKC Baaset hound, pups for sale. Tri-colored. 6 weeki old . 5 male & 2 female . Call 614-266-,862 . THAT SCUWIILEO WORD GAME EVENING Pop up camper trailer. sleeps oix, fully oquippod, 8600. Coll814-448-81"03. TONY'I GUN REPAIIII. hot dip robluelng, llltypeo of gunomlth feet....-. 304-1171·4131. I I - goa ronge • hood, oolor HI. Cell 304-1711·1470. - 1971 Winnebago 26ft. fully contained. generator, air, exc. cond. t7.5DO. Call 614-387-0447. 1 918 Muotong, 302 VB engine. Oood condition. For lllo by orlglnol o - . C1ll 304-773·111187. Wedding drooo, olao 11, - " ooncltlon~ 1711. Gultor, 121. Call 304-171·3714 before I p.m. Television Viewing 8 , pop-up. aame as new, uMd 2 tlmea. mutt sell It once to 11ttJe estate . EleCtric. refrlg ., heater, gas stove. all optiOns. 83,200 firm . Cost over 14.900 new. Call 814-448 · 1141 , aorious In qui, .. only after e. e1•· 446-8.172. Dragonwynd Cattery Ken nel. CFA Himalayan. Persian and SiameH kittens. AKC Chow puppiea. New litter. Coll446-3844 eftar7~M . Alfalfa hay, wire baled, never wet. Call 614·268· 2331 or 614-225-2094 of· tar 7PM . Southern Ohio Satellite--- 6 • 12 ft. diahes, prices Pets for Sale darting t949. lowest pri· 56 cee in Ohio. FrM E a t i m e t • • · I - - - - - - - - - Coll814-379-2880 or 814Black mole/oodle, 1125. 281·8840. Coli 304·88 ·2111 8. Monday. June 24, 1985 . 1985 Starcrah Star Matter to Rent Want to rent country homegerden or Buy tmall firm· land contract. Have child· ren. Coll814·448-111141 . 79 Briarpttch Kennela Profll· sional All-breed groo,ming. Indoor-outdoor boarding fa · cilitiet. Engli•h Cock•r Spa· "iel puppies. Call 814·388· 9790. 64 Block, brick. morter and meaonry auppliet. Mountain State Block, !lt. 33, New Hoven, W. Ve. 304-882· 2222. 52 CB, TV. Radio a. 47 Wanted lMrr Wright HILLCREST KENNELS Boarding all breads. Heated Indoor-outdoor facllltlea . AKC D"obermon pupplea: Stud Service. Coll81 4.-4487795 . Tr ans por taliU n MotHie home lot. 12'x60' or sm1ller. *76 water paid, 4th Neil, Gallipolis. Coli 446· 4416 efter 8PM. 2 bedroom apertmentl. - Wool carpet, over 1 00 aq. ft., enough tor 4 rooms, $296. 164 First Ave. Call 614446·181.5 or 614- 4461243. !(IT 'N' CARLYLE ®by Pets for Sale I r. 20114. White sewing machine• regular price $279 now $1 00. and 3D% off on Necchl sewing machine. Call collect 614-386-8026 . LAYNE'S FURNITURE Bedroom suite, queen size. Sofas and chaira priced from regular box epringa 1286. to f896. Tobleo. 15D manrell. dinette aat, vinyl ~nd up · to •126. Hide-a· hide-a-way bed. couch. Call bod a, $390 . and up to 814-446-3224. f66D.. oolo bedo 1146, Recliners, 1225. to $375 .• Lampl from 128. to $125. Remington Wingmaster pc. dinettes from $109., to model 870 pump with extra 436. 7 pc. $ 1 89 and up. slug barrel, $200. Air cond. Woqd table with aix chairs 18,000 BTU, 1260. Air 1285 to $7411. Oeok $11 D cond . 16.000 BTU. 1226. up to 1226. Hutches, f66D. Call 814-446-8333. Bunk bed complete with mattreuet, •275. and up to Baby bassinet & awing for $396. Beby bods, I 1 1 D. · oelo. Coli 614-446·6688. ,..attreaaes or box apringa, full or twin, t68 .. firm, 168. Bunk beds, maple finiah, and $78. Quean Mtl, $226 . bookcase headboards, 4 dr. · cheoti. 84$. 6 dl. wagon wheal footer, conchests, $69. Bad framea, vorto to twin bedo 850. Call UO.ond 1211 .. 10 gun· Gun 614-246-9261 after 6pm cablneto, t311D. Goa or on weekdayt. olectric rangea 8376 . Beby mottreuao, f26 a. 136, bed 1 971 Volk's wagon. $600. fromoo 120, 125. l!o 130, 1 66 pound weight let and king frame e50. Good telec· weight bench. $1 00. Oct•· tion of bedroom auitet, gym . 8100. 614· 742-2744. rockers , metal cabinets, .headboard• 838 a. up to High chair and dreuing t66. ·teble. Good condition . 614843-11366. Uoed Furniture -- Refrlgerotort, reng11, metel office Slight Paint Damage. New flashing arrow sign . *263 Buloliillo Rd.' Opan 9o.!11 .ton:-plefilli; wat *499. Free· .out delk1. electric range. 3milet to &pW., Mon;.thru $at: . ·letter~;l Wan:anty. Very fe_w ' 614,448-0322 :: .•. l"o"ft,· Coli 111001423·01"83. anytime . GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washar1, dryert. refrigera· Stone jafl, quiltl, old furnitora, rangaa. Skaggs Ap- ture. All for 1300. Cell after plitnces. Upper River Rd. 6pm. 814-949-2801. beside Stone Crett Motel . 6, 4-448-7398. Elflcl..,cy apt . whh garage. rivate yard maintained. e - required, •226 mo. water Included, wether e. drytr hookup. Cell 1114· 441-7201 or 814- 4483287. One bdr. lpt .. portly fu!· nlohod. Next to Rio Gronde Coll.ee. Coli 114· 441· Remington 22•250 model 70D APL, Weever K'-1 2 l!o case & reloading diu. Call 61 4-388· 9322. 56. Furnished Rooms 11381. · Ave. Private entrance. Household Goods Searo 10,1100 BTU window air conditioner. exc. cond., ooking 8185. Call 614-245, 6040 eftet 4PM . ment for rent iri SyriCUH. 61 4-992· 7689 efter 5pm. Attractive 2 bdr. opt. whh refrig. & ttove, carpeted. LR • DR. convenient to Galli · Furnithed room, range. re~ polit, outeide ttorage. With trig. $126. ahare beth. aln: weaher' & dryer, 82615 mo .• .glo mole. 919 2nd. AVe., without *260. mo. Cell Gollipolio . Call 448-4416 1114-245-9696. after 8PM . 2 bdr. apt., utilitfet partly peld-nlce. • 149 mo. Call 304-11711-11104 or 304-675- 51 18 ft. above ground pool , Ya· HP pump, filter, vecuum, ladder. winterized cover, 8600. Coli 61 4-446-9330 after 6PM . 3 bedroom turnithed apart- 45 Monday, June 24. 1985 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio -----'--- Eye on Hollywood TW · HWWVH. - HT GJW iiRWGUW Y..ter:lay'o Cryptoquote: IT LOOKS M~ WHOLLY· WOOD BRIDES KEEP mE BOIJQUETS ANn THROW AWAY mE GROOMS. - GROUCHO MARX �Monday, June 24. 1985 Page 1 o~lhe Daily Sentinel County Agent's Corner Cincy family • • among victims •Dairy picnic set By JOHN C. RICE . Extension.Agenj Apiculture, Melp County The Salad Matertals - U there Is one thing I nkl!, It Is !alads and this area raises some of the best salad Ingredients. We are now In the middle of cabbage harvesting. Within two weeks sweet com and tomatoes wUJ be coming on the . market. Some growers are also picking green beans. So watch the roadside stands. Dairy Picnic Set - The Dairy Service Unit wUI be holding a picnic at Royal Oak Park on Sunday, June :Jl. The picnic will start at 1 p.m. and an dairymen and families are ·Invited. Nitrogen Now -Do you need to apply more nitrogen to your corn? You could add more nitrogen now. One reason to delay nitrogen appllca tton untU now is to reduce denltrogication or loss of nitrogen. S(!lrt your nitrogen . side dress program when .you are at the three-four teat stage. That allows enough time to get the job done. There are several ways that nitrogen can be applied to corn after It has emerged. Anhydrous ammonia Is one but In this area more people use 28 percent Uquld nltrogen•and urea. The 28 percent can be Injected three to four Inches deep or drtbble It on top of the ground In bands spaced on :Jl and 00 Inch centers If they are In :Jl Inch row width. Urea can be broadcast using a spinner-spreader. F'leas, Flea Bites! - To relieve Itching use carbolated vasollne, menthol, camphor, calamine lotion or tee. Control In the house! Collect fleas with a strong suction vacuum cleaner In places where lint and pet hairs accumulate such as along baseboards, around carpet edges, or ventUators, around heat regis· ters, In floor cracks, under and In tutnlture, and -where pets sleep. Destroy vacuum bag contents. After the use ·o r a vacuum cleaner you can apply a coarse spray to floors, molding and baseboards up to one toot high. Spray with malathion pre~lurn grade three percent, dlazlnon (Knox Out 2FM) one pei'cent. To relieve Itching of pets apply d~ts of carbaryl (Sevin) five percent, malathion four per· cent, or methoxychlor one percent. Mr. Ables was the owner of Ables TraUer Court near Ravenswood. He was a veteran of the Korean War having served In the U.S. Anny. He was a member of Local 18, Operating Engineers. Joseph D. Hayman Joseph D. Hayman, 73, of 816 Walnut St., Belpl'\!, died Sunday morning at Camden-Clark Memo: rial Hospital In Patkersburgtollow· lng a brtef Ulness. Born In Long hottprn, a son of the late Clarence E. and Eliza Newberry Hayman, he was a retired dis· patcher for the B&O Railroad, a U. S. Anny veteran of World War ll and a member and trustee of the Hazel cOmmunity Oturch, Long Bottom. Survivors Include two SOII/I, Rotlert R. Hayman, Tolono, ILl., arid M~nnlng C. Hay!llan, Port Charlotte, Fla.; a daughter, Mrs. Ray (Jaitlce) ' Young, Reeds· ville; six grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; and spe· clal friends, Peg Murl-and Anna· belle Carney both of Belpre. In addltlpn to his parents. Mr. Hayman was preceded In death by his wife, Elva, In 1977, three broth· ers and a sister. • . Services wUJ he p:m. Tuesd8y at White-Ethridge Funeral Home, 125 Lee St., Belpre, with burial In the Sand Hill Cemetery, Long Bot· tom. Friends may call at the funeral horne today (Monday), 24 p.m. and 7-9 p.m., and untU the time of services Tuesday, · .I i William G. Ables ;. Ji l. Dewey W. Hud"?n' Dewey W. Hudson, 87, Middleport, died Saturday athis residence. He was born May _31, 1898 to the late J9hn Hansford and Amelia Caroline Roush Hudson. He w<ls precetled In death by three sons, Dewey Jr., John Robert and Otarles H. Hudson. He was a coal operator and a !tended the Rutland Bible Methodist Church. · Surviving are hls wife Cassie J., . Middleport; four daughters, Mrs. GuytMarle) Bush, Pomeroy,; Mrs. Sherman (Margaret) Williams, Gainesville, Fla., .Ml'!l. Kenneth (Donna) Ebline, Rutland, and Mrs. , Laura Au)herson, Middleport; five .·:sens, c;;eorge o( Rutland; Denver of Nqtion, OhiO, Bernard and Sonny: · both of Middleport, and Lewis of Racine; 19 grandchildren. 29 greatgrandchildren. ·Funeral services will be Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the Foglesong.Fulieral Home with the Rev. Amos Tillis officiating. Burial will follow In the Graham Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home on Monday from 24 and 7·9 p.m. • CINCINNATI (UPii - The Gupta tamUy of nearby Anderson Township was aboard the Air India jet that crashed in the Atlantic ,~ Ocean Sunday, kiiUng all 329 passengers. . Rajesltwar Gupta , 45; his wife, Swatantar, 38; and tllelr chilqren, Vanclana, 15 and Sllatfi, U, were travellng to their homeofPunjabfor a six-week vacation to vlsltfrlends and relatives . The Guptas had lived In tile Unlt!!d States for five yeara and had never returned to their native IJidla in that time. The Guptas left Cincinnati Friday morning and drove to Toronto, before taking off for Bombay. An Air India where they visited relatives before AIRUNER GOES DOWN- An Air India Boeing spokesman sail! 747, reported to be the actual plane that crashed int<l . It appear!! aD 325 people aboanl were their Saturday evening flight to ldDed. (UPJ). the Atlantic Ocean Sunday off the coat ollreland, sits ndla. on the tannac at re&n~~n International Airport hours "They were very, very excited," said De. Haria! Choudhury, a friend of the family and fellow Hlndti Indian. · Cincinnati's Indian comm11ni(Y. . bodies," said Flight Lt. Jim securtty precautions taken prior to paid us respects at the home of CORK, Ireland (UP]') the flight. Rajeshwar's sister, Sneh Garg, In' Searchers combing the Atlantlc.off Woodburn. . Prtme Mllnlster Garret FitzGe"There are no bodies out · there Washington. Mount western Ireland recovered one rald traveled to Cork to Inspect the now," affirmed Flight Lt. Jan Rajesltwar, a.formersecretaryof more body today from uie Air India McFarlane. "Bodies usually float search-and-rescue operation. He the Hindu Society of Greater jet with 329 people aboard that "fell out of the sky" In a suspected for a day then sink for abOut three visited Cork Regional Hospital Cincinnati, was an ·t,nsurance sales· days. Thechancesofflndlnganyone where pathologists began an exam!· man for MONY (Mutual of New terrorist bomb attack. A total of 131 bodies have been alive are extremely remote. But we nation of more than 80 bodies York). Hewas.prEpatlngtotakethe Ohio bar exam for a second time. recovered In the 26 hours since the were just tryingtouptheheadcount. brought there. "Their work-Involves the examl· Before coming to the Unltett Boeing 747 sudde~ vanished off nation ol the possibility of criminal . States, Rajeshwar was a practicing radar screens, plunging nearly 6 "The bodies are pretty intact. ' miles before crashing into the sea' They.show high-speed Impact with action. It will be meticulous and wlll civil attorney In India. take some time: That possibility "He was a friend of everybody/' without ever issuing a distress caD. the water,'' he said. Rescue officials said there was no Most of the ?IJl passengers and 22 . cannot be Ignored ... " FitzGerald Choudhury said. "He was always · happy, a !ways smiling. There was . hope ·any of the ?IJl passengers of crew aboard Air-India Flight 182. en said. An Irish warship was Jrylng to never any sorrowness In his face." • seven crew members survived . . route from Toronto and Montreal to Swatantar Gupta was a computer After daylight broke, four Sea New Delhi and Bombay,lndla, were find the "blacl< box" fllght data · recorder from t.he Boeing 747, which programmer-technician for Globe King helicopters from the British Indians or Canadians. At least eight Sun· could explain what trtggered Corp. Rllyal Air Force began sweeping a lived In the Uniied Sfutes. day's dlsaster.''lt has probably 20-mlle-wlde area some 120m lies off InNe'w~lhi,Air·IntllaManaglng · southwest Ireland for five hours. Director Dhruba Bose told repor· sunk," said James Gee, a Defense They discovered the 131st body but ters the airline would fiy relatives of Ministry spokesman. Searchers have less than 24 hours foundnoslgnsofllfe. the victims to Ireland to aid In to locate the device In waters more "The wreckage ts now spread out Identification. CLEVELAND (UPI) - Two than one n111e deep before It stops over rnlles. There's a lot of debris Bose sa!d sabotage may have tickets sold for Saturday night's . A-om · the plane, but we saw no caused the crash but defended signaling. OhloLottodrawlnghadthesameslx .. ,. numbers on them as pulled In the • drawing, the Ohio Lottery Cornmts· • slon said Sunday. Those numbers w('re 4, 15, ,ZJ, 23, 31 and ;13. Ohio Lottery Comrplsslon offl· clals said $3,316,733 worth oftlckets were sold, creating a jackpot of $1.4 mUllan. Holders of those two tickets will each get $700,<00 OVI!!' a W:year perlnd. . How many tickets had four of the six and five ol the six tickets.will be announced today. . · . . ·. Meanwhlie. the'Jaclqx!ffor·Wed: ; ·. '·· nesdi.y nlibt's drawing starts all · · over at $1 mllllo~. Services for William George ·.Ables. 57, Raven.WQOd, fof\1\er)iPf Orville-Cole . . . Pomeroy, wpre held at 2 p.m. today at the Pleasant VIew United Relatives have received word of Methodist Church, MUiwQOd, W. Va. thedeathofOrvUieCole, OO,Dayion, Burial was In Pleasant View former Meigs resident and son of Cemetery. the late Pearl and Ruby Caldwell Mr.AbleswasbornJune30,1927in Cole of near ·Tuppers Plains, at Jackson County, W. Va., a son of Kettering Hospital Sunday. frank Lester Ables and the late Mr. Cole graduated from the Olive-Orange High School • In Lora Ables. Surviving are his wife, Betty Tuppers Plains In 1943, but spent Joyce Vannest Ables; two sons. most of his life In Dayton, retiring William George Ables, Jr:, and from Frigidaire. Lester DeWitt Ables, Ravenswood; He Is survived by his wife, Mae, two daughter, Karen Sue Whited of four children, eight grandchildren; Ravenswood and Beth E. Lewis of a half-brother, Homer A. Cole, South Charleston, W.Va.; his lather · Tuppers Plains; two brothers, Otis · and stepmother, Frank L. and Cole, Cincinnati, and Floyd Cole, Jessie Ables, Parkersburg, W.Va., Gallipolis; three sisters, Marjorie two grandchldren; five brothers, Mercer, Belpre; Angle Miller. RlchardGlennAbles,LongBottom; Richmond, va·., and Enid Cole of Charles Edward Ables of Azusa, near Tuppers Plains, and several Calif.; John Wesley Ables, New nlecesandnephews. Castle, Pa.; Everett Ray Allies, He was preceded In death by his Ravenswood, and Robert Paul parents and three brothers, Dorsel Ables, Wampum, Pa.; two sisters, L., Bernard and Dwight Cole. Mrs. Frankie VIrginia Potts, MarrtServiCes wlll be held at 10 a.m. ottlsland,Fia.,andMrs.EisleJean Wednesday at the Emar.uel CaMcCullough, Parkersburg. thollc Church In Dayton. Friends His mother and a sister preceded may call tram 5 to9 p.m. Tuesday at him In death. · theToblasFuneraiHomelnDayton. C0· )eman may .eaet d eath· penaJty CINCINNATI (UPI)- Hamilton ' County Common Pleas Judge Simon Leis has 5et today as the day he will pronou~ sentence on Alton Coleman, alleged mastermind of a Midwest crime spree last summer. for the aggravated murder convlc· Uon of a 15-year-old Cincinnati girl. The ~man,10-woman jury that convicted Coleman ofldUingTonnle Storey last summer reconunended, June 9 that he be put to death In · · Ohio's ~lectrl~ chair. Afteraseparatetrtalfor!hesame crime, HariiUton County Common PleasJudgeWIUlarnMorrtseyJune u gave the deathe sentence Debra ted • · Brown ' Caleman s conv1c acrornpllce on the alleged crtrne spree. MaiTill@elicenses Marriage licenses have been Issued In Meigs County Probate Court to Gregory Scott Cole, 21, Tuppers Plains, and Kristl Ann Gaddis, 1'7, ReedsvU!e; · Thomas ~ne&day reeeption Eugene Allen, 24, Marietta, and ~.~ ' Juanltal..eeGuinthel',l7,Syracuse; . .. ~1011 ]lonorlng the Rev. Chrlslq)her Jon Circle, 23, and ~Grace and h1l fa.mlly will be , Petra Marlon Jenldns, both of held. WednfldaY at 7: 30 at the Racine: JoelyJUt Keith King, :Ml, Ractne .United Methodist C)lurch. New Haven, and Tina Louise Member& the church and friends S)'raCt.tse: Mark A. IN! Grace family are Invited to Pierce, Hotter, and Melissa Mae · ~=I A money tree will be Thomas, both ot Long Bottom. pt ted to them: . w or ro. ro, ro, f .. .329 die in latest air disaster· Two win Ohio lotto ro Weather forecast Partly cloudy today, with a chance of showers and thunder· storms and highs In the mid In>. Clear tonight, with a low between 00 and 65. Mostly sunny Tuesday, with highs In the mid In>. The,proll@blllty of precipitation Is :Jl pe~nt today and 10 "percent •, . torilght ana Tuesday. . ~xtended fOI'eCIII!t These three cloge1'8 from Charleston, W.Va., were weD received Sunday afternoon as they danced on Ute upper parking lot lltage as a part of the Heritage Weekend ob!lervance. CLOGGEKS - Square·dancing and Clogging were among the variety of enteriablment used at the fllage area on Saturday and Sunday afternoons although some acts on Saturday were rained out. ' · FalrWedneaday, wlthadlllnceof showers and llundenltoml8 ~ day lind Friday. Highs wW l"lllllt! from the . 8011 to lilt! low 9011 Wednesday 111unda,y' anc1 rrom the mid 'lU8 to the mid 808 Friday. Overnight lows ntolltly wW be Ill the. and 008. Happenings around Meigs County.. Emergency squads answer seven calls Veteraris Memorial Two ea~ dismissed NOTICE . CABLE TV INTERRUPTION Saturday Adrnlsslons··Charles Two cases have been dismissed · Searles, Cheshire; Timothy Lan· and a resiralnlng order Issued In i While upgrading existing line nlng, Pomeroy; Nellle Nelson, Meigs Cdunty Common Pleas equipment in Ma&an & Meigs Middleport. Court. · Counties, Cable TV ·subSaturday Discharges--Rita StO- · Actions dismissed by Judge scribers could notlce~o of bart, Gladys Moore, Valerie Han· · Charles Knight are the Racine . .coble service between . orly stalne, Beverly Byers, Helen Frank, Horne National Bank against Gary morning hours of 12: a.m . . Curtis Polly, Misty Clay. Lent, JacksonvUie, Ohio, and the and 7:00 o.m .. Monday thru Friday. Sunday Admissions.. Benjamin Ford Motor C!'e!ltt Co., Melvindale, Fields, Hartford, W.Va. Mich., against Gary L. Longenette, THANK YOU FOif Sunday Discharges-Charles Sea· Long Bottom. . YOUR PATIENCE rles, Wanda Gordon. A restraining order has been Issued by the court against Michael CDNSOLIDATED C. Dorst, Pomeroy, pending a Meets W~~esday COMMUNICATION div9rce action filed by Tammy 'Jo GROUP The m'onitey mi'E'ting ot the Long Dorst, Middleport. Bottom Community Association r---------..---'-~-~-------.._ will be Wednesday, 7:30p.m., atthe ·Long Bottom Community Building. Election of officers wDI be held. Meigs County Emergency Medl· cal~rvtcereportssever~c;~llsover the weekend, four Saturday and threeSunday. Saturday at 7:46a.m., Middleport toCheshlretorCharlesW.Searlesto Veterans Memorial; Syracuse at 3: 02 p.m. to the ball field for Mark Venoy to Veterans Memorial; Middleport fire department at 4:17 p.m. to a structure fire ai the Cluff buDding on North Second st... the fire was contained In an hour; Middleport ·a t 6:59p.m: to County Road 5 for Edith Forrest to Holzer Medical Center. Sunday at 1:35 a.!ll .• Pomeroy to RockSprtngsRd, tor Carl Jennings to Holzer Medical Center; Tuppers Plains at 6:30p.m. to Curtis Hollow Rd. for Paul Ray to Veterans Memorial; Middleport at l!: 02 p.m. to Noble Summit and McElhinney HIU for Nora Cambron to Holzer Medical Center. Meets Tuesday The Auxtltary of Veterans Memorial Hospital wlll meet at 7: :Jl Tuesday night In the cafeteria. JOHN A. WADE, M.D. Inc. VETERANS MEMORIAL· HOSPITAL EAR, NOSE & THROA·T GENERAL AltERGIST . • at y en tine e New .business coming to Middleport •' Vol.35, No.50 Copyrighted 1986 1 Section, 10 P1111•• 25 Centt A Multimedia Inc . Newspeper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday. June 25, 1985 By BOB HOEFLICH Se"llnei Staff Wrtter Middleport VIllage will be getting a brand new business ~ a Dairy Queen-Brazier Restaurant at Diamond St., and N()rth Second Ave. This was announced at Monday's regular council session by Mayor Fred Hoffman. The restaurant, which will employ some 25 fulltlrne workers 1ln addition to the some 12 workers hired · during construction, will he operated by Wayne and . Deborah Davis of Middleport. Davis has a 26 year family Wstoty of success In a Dairy Queen-Brazter operation In Point Pleasant, W.Va ., having managed the Poin.L Pleasant store .for five' years. The Middleport store will he the 51st operation ol ·American Dairy Queen. A $371,300 Investment will be Involved in construction and equipping the Middleport location which wlll not ol;lly have drive through services offered by Dairy Queen, but wUI have seating for 52 customers. A Community Block Gran! Funds of . $U0,900 will be Involved as well as $50,<00 cash equity by the owners. Council approved the plan for developrne)lt of the new facility. GOkey employed In other actions, council employed Bernard Gilkey, former Meigs County Commissioner and form er head of the Ohio Department of Highways In Meigs County, as director of the town's litter control .'Program. The program Is funaed for siX months, July through December. Gilkey, as director, will be paid $7 an hour. Opal Kauff, village employe. wUl serve as partlime secretary for the program. A committee composed of councilmen Bob Gilmore, Jack Satterfield and William Walters studied applications for the director's post and Gilmore reported last night !hat the committee recommended naming James Brewer to the position. However, councUrnan Allen LeE! King said that he f~lt .Gilkey's qualifications were good and that Gilkey had Sharing plant revenue draws stiff opposition . "Add another condition ...on behalf of Amal. ..that the American fleet moves away from our seafront." . · By KEviN KELLY Lindley. His order was struck down , OVPStaffWrller ' by the Ohio BoardofTaxAppealsln GAlLIPOLIS - Gallla County November 1983 and was upheld by Local school officials were to testify the Ohio Supreme Court In July 1981. before legislators In Columbus this Repayments afternoon against two bills Intra· Meigs ~ounty must repay $44,997. .du~ in the legislature that would Othercountlesaffectedbytherullng take away :Jl pei'CI'nt of GaUia Include Lawrence, $312,2745; Ad81l)S, 6,435; . AI !)ens, $33,925; . County's power plant tax revenue. · ':'"'11ie bU!coriglnallng-lli.the Senate · . Jacksori,-~.437; Hocking: ~.rot; . ..,. would atsowlthlx!ld state ioundatlon · SCioto, $76!!;709 and Vtriton·, $158,228. .. paymentsintheamountsthecounty Under the 7030 split, the 30 won back when 30 percent of the percent taken away from GaUia James M. Gavin plant tax money Caunty coffers was ' dls\rtbuted to was lost In 1981-83. more than 00 Ohio :counties. The AHouseblllwouklinstltutea7030 declslon.to return the money, plus split of that revenu~. The 30percent what was lost between1981andl983, shareout was decreed In 1981 by to GaUia's county auditor created then-Tax Commissioner Edgar "more losers than winners," Gallla --Amal militia leader Nabih Bcrri Counly Local Schools Superintend· ent Nell Johnson observed earlier this year, prompting legislation to return the 30 percent to the other counties. Four-ship task force has come within five mites of Lebanese coast Mediterranean Sea ...........__. Johnson told the Gallia County Local Board of Education Monday that If either blll 'become law, the . -sch.ool district will icise $1.2 t:n!lllon . (l<lr year.. .- . _ · · . ·Helicopter .Carrier · · ''li will have a dramatic effect on USS Saipan our school dlstrtct, as we all know. and we'll do everything to get. these bills out . of committee," he said. "Since we area minority, wewlll be Landing Ship TanK hard-pressed to fight USS Spartanburg County Johnson said It's hoped that (Continued on page 10) .-. . ~ < ' :•, • ..l WASHiNGTON (UPI)-.~ense Secretary Caspar Weinberger says the seizure of 40 American hostages Is "the beglnnlng of a war, " and deployment of u.s. forces to within striking distance of Lebanon 1$ akin to "military movements In wartime." Weinberger alsd has shrugged off a demand by Shille Moslem leader · Nablh Berrt to withdraw U.S. naval and Marine forces from the vicinity ot Lebanon. The defense secretary made the particularly tough comments Mon· day tn an Interview with CBS, NBC, ABC and CNN, a transcript of which was released by the Pentagon. · o '• M • • Carrier USS Nimitz u:" ' "' : • "" ' · ' ' "• ' '', Wt>lnbergersald.U.S. ·lnt~Uigence _.!llove aW)ly .from our seafront'.' as. knows "pretty well who the terror· another condition for·the release of Isis are'' who seized TWA Flight 847 40 hostages still held In that country. · and Its passengersandcrewJunel4. The first condition was that Israel But he appeared to rule out any release 7li6 Moslem prisoners. IJ:nmedlate muttary action or retail· Israel freed 31 prisoners earlier atlon fortheselzure, because it could Tuesday. mean ha1ming Innocent dvlllans. . Weinberger dismissed the new demand: "The U.S. fleet Is In He stopped short of branding lntematlonal waters. It's. nol In Bcrrl a terrorist, but said the J,.ebanese waters. There Is no Lebanese leader "Identifies himself . ln(llcauon of any change In the basic as a person who Is In control of the government policy thai we don't situation, by which It's understood give Into demands of hijackers." that he not only knows but has A four-shlp task force headed by contact with the terrorists and Is the nuclear-powered aircraft carspeaking for them." rler Nimitz has been off the In Beirut, Lebanon, Berrl de-· Lebanese coast since the middle of manded that ihe "Arnertcan fleet last week. 'USS Nas/willfl t'4 Cruiser USS South Carolina . . ·'· '?*b.,..-. Ho~tage situation: beginning of war LandingL::h Ship . ·.. . _..·.. .5.'* Destroyer USS Kidd .,,,,., ·> Oiler USS Kalama~oo · I • ' . Council gave a first reading to an ordinance changing the zoning of the area from Rutland St.. to the corporation limits from B-2, highway business, toS.i local business. Thechangelsbelngmadeat the request of the Mlddleport PlanJ\Ing Commission. A first reading was also given to an ordinance establishing a public transport.atlon fund . The fund is for the administration of the taxi service being Initiated in Pomeroy and Middleport .with state and federal funds . The service is expected to be inoperatlonbythel'ndof July . A bid from Mitch Meadows for a 1974 vehicle no longer needed by the Hre department wa.s accepted . The bid was for sro;l. Last night's meetingalsoserved as a public hearing for the allotment of l~federal revenueshartngfunds . Mayor Hoffman said that a 25 percent reduction Is expected In the $15,<00 received for 1985. CounCil . agreed to divide the expected $11,250 between the street and general govenment funds. (Continued on page 10) done favors lor t)le village In previous years. Gilkey . was employed as director with flvecouncllmen voting in favor of his getting ihe job and Gilmore casting a dissenting vote. Closing process near Mayor Hoffman reported that the closing processes on Hve new houses In the Hartinger Parkway Housing . Addition will he taking place the first of the WI'E'k and council voted to transfer the Hartinger housing subdivision from the village to the Middleport Housing Corporation. The corporation wUl now transfer homes over to the new property owners. The mayor said also that a Supreme Court decision regarding wage policies will affect Middleport leading to a smaller staff or less hours worked by employes, particularly the police department. Mayor Hoffman said that proylslons are vague at this point but that he and Clerk-Treasurer Jon Buck will attend an Ohio Municipal League Seminar In Columbus Friday to learn more of the effect of the decision. ,· Dock . ~··· ~ .... . - ;;.X' .. .. :. .. . . ., ·: ~ SYRIA LEBANON Amphibious assault force with 1BOO U.S. Marines positioned 30 to 60 miles from Beirut 30 miles UPI Graphic MORE DEMANDS - Amal militia leader Nabih Berrl, the top negotiator for gunmen holding 40 t\merlcan Wjack hostages Monday demanded that a Navy task force senl to Lebanon after the hijaddng move fwiher out to sea. UPI. ~----~~~------------~ Ya PRIC BeDDIII9 89 - •v•rwMattress ' .& ~x 8prlngl Anw ,81zel •v•rw QuaiHwl No •;xoeptlonel ACIIIBVI!:R8- Aclllever awll'dslol' ~werepresentedMondtly u the IIIUIUal Melp CClunt)' Jaycee award& banqUet held at llle hSele Reltaurant. Wllh their awardll are Charles Payne, left, nip& : NEW OII'FroEII8 - 'l1ll'lle ere the - olllcel'll ~ till! Melp County · JQC~~& Snhd, \lflldl Meadou, .. llllldeltt; hack, I to r, Sieve W.' 1 ,vlce!W II rt,llldRidludOMit,tl'eUUI'ei'.Not .. ertw• the new aa t•ey, Bob F1nt. CALL (614) 992-2104 (304) 675-1244 '( Jirlne operations I Marietta Jaycees, rep.naJ director, and LaiTy Grimes of the Melp . J~ Denni8 Ra11dolph, Marietta, dllltJtd dlrl!clor, wll aiiiO be J11 etlellted one of the awll'ds, but wu unable to attend Monday nl~'s meeting. OUTSTANDING - Awll'ds to • hi lillnl membe1'8 ~ the 19tlt-& year were presented to Melp Jaycee~ at llle - . 1 awlll'lll nl~ bekl at theb"·"" Relt&eurant MOIIday nqtJi. Wlllllllelr awardll are, front, ll8ated, Mlldt Melldowa, ~ I lendal memher; INidl, I Ill r, Steve Bachner, oot'Menllng flrllt year member, and IIIII YCM~&. .oulltandlng olddmer member. ·I I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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