http://66.213.69.5/files/original/2f47a3749d29cdf77eff37d0830d7f5a.pdf 916ff505bc168693ba537f2d882e972e PDF Text Text ._.' 10-The Deily Sentinel -Local news briefs.__,;......, _Board to hold special meeting Meigs..,.EMS responds to 3 calls WiUiams ... --Area deaths-- · Richard Roush The Wildwood Garden Club will meet Wednesday at 7:30p.m. at the home of Katherine Miller. Clari6eation The Tammy Lyons of Middleport who appeared last week In Meigs County Court on a charge of passing bad checks Is not Tammy Cremeans Lyons who resides In Racine. Tammy Cremeans Lyons asked for clarlflca· lion on the name In The Dally · Sentinel. Stocks DaiiJ alocll prlcM (AIOflO:M a.m.) Bl')'ce ud Mark Smith of Blua&, Ellll A Loewi Richard Lee Roush, 40, of Cross Lanes, died Sunday:·April23, 1989. He was born in Gallipolis, Ohio, the son of the late Riclwd P. Roush and Francis Wedge. He was a stockbroker.with Dean Whilter Reynolds in Charleston. He was a membf% of the Full Gospel Men's Fellowsru&!mtemalional and a member and of the Pelrow Presbyterian Church of Cross Lanes. He was a 1970 ~llale of Monis Harvey Colle~e m Charlestoo and a nalivc of Pomt Pleasant He is survived by his wile, Patricia; two children, Jaime Leigh and Jennifez Megan, both of the bome; and oae lister, Leisa Wedae of Point PleasanL He was preceded in dealh by hill step-father, former Muon County Sbcriff Bivin E. "Pete" Wedae; and his farber, Rlchlnl P. Roush. Scnk:ea will be ~' 1 p.nl., 81 Perrow Prestiyterian Chllldl, Croa r-, wldllhe Rev. JtK!k Mawell, the Rev. Robert Fultoo: and 1he Rev. David AndeiJOII ' ofllciari'lll. BINI will follow in Am Electric Power ............. 26~ AT&:T .................................34% · Tyler Ashland Oil ........................42% Goa __ l'!':llin Bob Evana ..........................l514 Cbarmtne Shoppes .............. U% City Holdlna Co ................... 18. Federal Moeul .................... 51~ Good)'earTU ...................48% Heek'a, ........ .'....... , ............... % ICe)' Cellturtoa •..:................. 13~ I and•' I:ICI .........................31" lJmllild Inc ........................30% MvWmedla lac .................... 17 a.,x Reltaurillta.................. 2" MemOI)' .Gardens, ·Friendl may call at the W"abon Funeral Home, 420 W. Lee SL, a.1e1taa, Cll Tuelclly, 6-10 p.m. 1D lieu of II~ 1he flmily ~&o Dillie to the Prelb)MIIIM O!Uidl. =ch.,_lie WUda BrinkEI' Ashland losses total nearly 114 million . t Continued from page 1 Proln rer Y···-------,..... that this riverbank work Is done near the river Is being moved In correctly and compUes with the floodplain ordinance. Other peo· A special meeting of the Meigs Local School District Board of ple have had to comply with the Educaflon has been called for Wednesday at 7 p.m. Purpose Is to ordinance, Including the Rite Aid discuss personnel and to consider any other business which may store. " he a dded . lawfully be transacted at the meeting. "That's our position," Reed . continued. "We want the work done properly to protect the beauty of Pomeroy for possible .. future development."· The 1\!elgs County Emergency !VIedlcal Service -:esponded to Reed alsci pointed out that If three calls on Monday. Turner should go ahead at a later At 11:18 a.m .. the Chester station responded loa brush fire on time to· construct a commercial the property of Tom Durst on Keebaugh Road and the Rutland as she Is hoping to do, boai dock, station. at 12:22 p.m. was called to a brush fire on Hysell Run such a venture would be 0! great ,Road at the Ralph Stewart property. · to everyone and there· benefit At 4: 12 p.m. the Racine squad went to Elmwood Terrace lor fore, the bank must be protecte!l Lucille Dill who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital and as much for her as for anyone later transported to Holzer Medical Cen't er. 1se e C~ln pointed out that he and Turner tried to follow all proceconttnued from page 1 dures they were supposed to follow "even down to calling this held on May 19 at Athens, 1:30 announced a Memorial Day town to make sure we didn't need p.m . at the HeaLth Department parade being planned lor the further papers to go ahead any l'vfemorlal Day weeMonday of Building. He reiterated council's with what we wanted to do." kend beginning at 5 p.m at the objection to being put Into a Turner said she called the village Park. He General Hartinger ri!glonal rate structure Which he to see If she needed a office contends takes control away noted that the guest speaker will building permit and was told she be an officer of the American from the local community. did not. She said she w11s told by Noting that the rate ordinance Legion, Department of Ohio, ancl Annie Chapman, who .Is a with Columbia Gas has expired that the new monument to member or the paren) Historical and making reference to certain deceased veterans at the Legion Presevation Committee, but 11ot Park on Mill Street will be iaws which give the village the a member of the o!!lcial His tori· dedicated. power to establish rates, Mayor Preservation Commission, cal The sign at the Dave Diles Hoffman proposed that Council that her proposed plans had Park was again discussed with go ahead and pass a rate nothing to do with the historical Councilman Jack . Satterfield ordinance for service from Co· ordinance. proposing that It be. In place lumbla Gas and then "let them ''This floodplain thing Is new to before the July 4 celebration. file an appeal with the PUCO." me," Cain added. Is Mayor Hoffman noted that he The mayor Indicated that he Patrick O'Brien, act. Attorney now getting estimates on the · would have a rate ordinance for Jng as legal counsel . for the Council's consideration at the 'proposed sign, a brick wall with village. since the village does not large brass letters Imbedded. . next meeting. Council referred a request for have a solicitor, o!fe~ed Turner a The Fourth of· July fireworks copy of the ordinance for her pulling a hot dog stand Into the display was : discussed with · study. . · park and other areas around Mayor Hoffman reporting that "I'm not obeying anyone's town during the summer months ihe cost will be $3.800 plus ordinance but the Army Corps of to the Recreation Commisson. Insurance of $700. He noted that Engineers'," Turner responded. Attending were Mayor Hof· the Middleport Fire Department Turner tried to present pic· !man. Clerk·Treasurer Jon has been taking donations and three other locations In tures of Buck, and Councilman Gilmore, currently has $1.800 on hand. He . the village where excavation Is Satt.erfleld. Gerard. Dewey Hor· also said that the department has underway at one location. dirt ton and William Walters. agreed to split the balance of the cost with the vUiage. The $200,000 bid of the Middle· port Housing Corporation for the .village property at the corner of were the late Elwood J. and Luella Dorothy Harley Race and Third occupied by the Belle Ohlinger Ueving. She was an Meigs County Department of employee of the New Haven Por· Dorothy Bryan Harley. 95. a Human Services was accepted resident of the Ohio Masonic celain Company and Tutlles with the rental from the building Electric Company of Kirtland, lll. Hoine. at Springfield. formerly 'to come to the village as payment She was llleCeded in death by hez of Middleport, died at the home ~n the purchase prl~;e. husband, Elmez J. Brinker in 1988 Sunday. ' ·· It was noted that only one bid and one daughter, Rimona Belle Born In Chicago, Ill .. June 17, :was received on the property. Weaver. Also preceding her in 'J;he sale was necessary to bring 1893. she was a daughter of the death were tJwc brothers, Carl L., late William E. and Frances ·the village Into compliance with Paul C. and Charlie J. Lieving; two .Q law that puts constraints on one Dumble Bryan. and a de~~cendant sistm, Opal C. Capehart and public entity leasing property to of the !lrst settlers . of Meigs Wilma L. Roush; one County. She was a lifelong another public entity. granddaughter, Valerie L. Weavez , . Presentedatthemeetlngwasa member of the First Presbyter· ·and one grandson, Matthew M . . ian Church, Middleport, where · copy of the application flled with Weaver. · HUD for · ·$60(),000 In housing she served as an elder and Surviving are three sons, VU'gil trustee. She was also a member rehabilitation funds. Mayor Hoi· M. Weaver of New Haven, William of the Return Jonathan Meigs !~an reported that the appllca· M. Weaver of Middleport and tlon had been prepared by Chapter of the Daughters of the David L. Weaver of North Little Middleport Policeman Geqrge American Revolution, as well as Rock, Ar.; tow' step-daughtm, the literary club and the garden Katherine L. SlOne and NortJIII Ann Miller and Council passed a club In Middleport. resolution of appreciation to him. Fredrico both of Fresno, Calif; one Mrs. Harley Is survived by a step-son, James E. Brinker of It was noted that any project funding would be administered son and daughter·ln·law , Dr. and Oakland, Calif.; three sisters, Olive through the Community Action Mrs. John F. Harley, M.D .. V. Lieving and Ada R. Oldakez Spinrg!ield; two grandaughters.. , Agency. both of Mason and catherine· L. Ann DeFranclsca, of Wilmette, · The assistance of Rep. Jolynn Paris of Kirkland, lll.; IWo brothers, Boster during her years as · Ill. and Frances Patton. of Bernard H. Lieving of New Haven representative wa~ acknowl: Cincinnati; a grandson, James. and Donald 1. Lieving of Water· edged and council passed a M. Harley. of Lexington, Ky.; ·: man, lll.; 12 grandchildren, 8 great· and four great grandchildren. resolution of commendation. grandchildren and 6 stepShe was preceded In death by grandchildren. Councilman Robert Gilmore her husband, James E. Harley, . Funeral services will be held In 1953. Wednesday a1 1:30 p.m. a1 ·Mei~ announcements Services will be at the conven· Foglesong Funeral Home with the lence of the family. Burial of the The Ell Denison Post 467 of the Rev. David Fields Jr. officiating. ashes ' will be In Middleport Burial will follow in KiJidand American Legion. and the Ru· Cemetery . Memorial contrlbu: tland Fire Department Is spon· Memorial Cemetery in Point lions may be made tp the Pleasant. sorlng a square, round, and slow Friends may call Tuesday Springfield paramedics. Arran· from 6 to 9 p.m. at the funeral dance on Saturday from 8 p.m. to gements are by Jackson, Lytle home. midnight. Admissions Is $2 and -.J~lld Coffman Funeral Home, there will be a live band, snack Springfield. bar, and refreshment stand. Charles Payne The Southern High School senior play will be Thursday at 7:30 p.m. In the gymnasium. Admission Is $2 per person. Tua1day, Apri 26, 1-989 Pomeloy-Middlaport. Ohio Charles Andrew (Brownie) Payne, 76, Middleport, died Sun· day at Veterans Memorial Hospllal. Born In Middleport, he was the son of the late Fred Payne and Kathryn Motrls Payne. He worked lor the Ohl,p Transports· t ion Department. He is survived by his wile, Beatrice Hutchinson Payne; one son, Don C. Payne, Dayton; one daughter, Kathryn Payne Hayden, Dayton; lour grancf· children and six great-grandchildren. Other than his parents, he was preceded In death by two broth· ers and two sisters. · Funeral service& wlllbeThurs· day at 2 p.m. at tbe Mt. Mariah Baptist ·Church with the Rev. Edward Buffington and the Rev. Gilbert Craig, Jr. officiating. Burial will be In the Middleport Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at RawUnp·Coats-mower Fun· eral Home 5 p.m. on Wednesday, with the family present frc:rn 7-9 p.m. ASHLAND, Ky. - Ashland Oil . Reven'ue was $4,0i2;694,000 vs. reported Its losses lor the second $3,857,741,000. quarter, ending March 31, as Ashland 011 said Its results lor another.andanoldhomelsbelng being $13,776,000, as opposed to the latest quarter were hurt by a torn down In the third. However, Its net or $20,577,000, or rapid Increase In crude oil costs she was told by the mayo~ that · and a major maintenance turna· $.37/share. she was out of order and that all The latest quarter rncllldesa$9 round at its Catletlsb\Jrg, Ky., that would be discussed was her charge from an arbltra· refinery. million specific problem. tton award In a dispute between It was again pointed out by Ashland's Riley Stoker subs!· Reed that Council's concern now diary and a customer. Is the floodplain. ''This has nothing to do with the historical In that period the revenue was $1,908,640,000, as opposed to preservation ordinance." $1,877,501,000 for the same period Turner maintained that she last year. ·" followed all procedures she was The slx·months net - was told about. She went to the Corps $82,103,000, or $1.48 vs. the net for assistance In preparing the from operations, which was repair plan, she contacted VII· $60,579,000, or $1.08. A buii11U11 lniUrance pack· lage hall to see If a building . In the same slx·month period permit was needed and was told age, that Ia. lt'a SERIES no, she then got on the agenda lor last year, a $40,193,000 gain from ONE, a brold·--ve. a change in accounting for taxes a council meeting. Andatnotlme competltlvllv· priced plan made the final net$100,772,000, or during those contacts was she for mall 1t0res, offlcea, ever told about the floodplain $1. 79. churchea, apartmentl and ordinance. Divorces sought . drug atores. Call 111 for a While walling for last night's propoael and qu011tlon. Cledlth Schnabel, Mlddl~ort executive session to end, Turner has filed in· Meigs County Com· told Dally Sentinel that she had tried to attend an earlier Council · mon Pleas Court for a divorce from Paul D. Schnabel, meeting but was iold by Mayor • Oakwood. Seyler to go-· home because she Kenneth K. Snyder, Langsville wasn't on the agenda. • and Virginia Snyder, Pomeroy, 214 EAST MAIN Councilman Bill Young said have filed lor a dissolution ol that council did not understand at POMEROY their marriage. Last week's meeting the scope of 992-6687 the work she wanted to do on the riverbank and that Council needed more Information. So&lll Central Ohio Cain pointed out that the corps ' Tonight: Mostly cloudy, with a knows what they want to do chanpe of showers and thunder· because they issued a permit for storms. the work. "Do you have someone down there giving thhe specs on the work right now?" Young asked Cain. · •,•we don't have a yard stick down ' there measuring if that's whatyoumean,"Calnanswered. "Well, that's what's needed." responded Young. Turner accused council of having a vendetta against her which goes back to the purchase by council of the former railroad property through the village. Turner believes the property was actually \1 "right of way lor railroad purposes ,only," which Is · what court records.state regard· tng · the parcels of land which Turner feels she owns, because when the railroad 'line went out of . business, the right of way re· verted to the property owner. · "Everytlme I come here," Turner added, "there's a new law. You try to make me comply with historical ordinances, flood· plain · laws, building permits maybe. Tomorrow you'll have another new law." Reed assured her that there would be nothing to comply with after the floodplain ordinance. "We're here with legal counsel tonight. It's not going to be another thing," he sa,ld. , Alter aU the discussion, Tu'r ner and Cain still contended that they were not willing to . postpone excavation and construction of ' ; their private dock while the village researches the situation. "Where are ypu going to get your Information?" Cain asked. "You're going to .go to the Army Corps of Engineers just like we did and get t11e same Information 992-6669 we dId. And we're going to walt around while you do this? That 271 NOITH SICOND MIDDLIPOIT, 011. makes a lot of sense." Partly cloudy tonight. Low In 50s. Thursday, parUy lcl•~ud.Y. High In mid lOs. •• Vo1.39, No.248 Copyrighted 1989 • PRESCRIPTIONSHOP ' CARPET· VINYL· INDOOI..OUTDOOI CAIPEI . NO-WAX VINYL 595 "IIDGEWOOD" ' S695SQ.Y~ SQ. In the Metp County Court of. Common Pleu, James Clifford, of J &: F Contracting, Pomeroy, bas flied a forecW.ure action In a cue lnvolvtne Grea B. Roull), of Rolllll Conatructlon, Syracu•, In the 1um of $21t0N.77. highway maintenance needs, and urges, In particuLar. a bond Issue for new highway construction." The "key to a better ·f uture for the people of Southeastern Ohio Is a highway system on a par with that of the rest of the state," Blos~r stated. "This means accelerated planning and funding for construction of long· awaited lmprovemenis along our most important regional ........... Hospital news Blosser listed this area's high· way priorities Including the 16·mlle conl)ector. ·r oad linking Route 33 with Interstate 77 In West Virginia. "We do not want to see recent progress on these projects side· tracked for lack of funding," Blosser told the subcommittee. "It simply would mean history repeating Itself, more plans gathering dust on the shelf and at least another decade of delay. ·' ----~- . . .,. __ ....,__ ___ ..,...,...__ . . .,.,.c._ -... 2 Section~. 12 Page& 26 Centl A Multimedia Inc. Newepaper ' ' ' . PLANNERS ENDORSE GASOLINE TAX The Melp County Regional Planning Commls· slon gathered Monday at lhe Farmers Bank and Savlnp Company bulldlnr for their regular quarterly meeting. Pictured, len to right, are Sleven Story; Lee McComas, commIssIon secre· lary; Fred Hollman, president; and John Lentes. Trio pleads innocent; requests move to Meigs County court . ' By NANCY YOACHAM Sentinel News Staff Although Dottle Turner, Jimmy Cain and bulldozer opera· tor Terry Matthews. pleaded Innocent Monday night to Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyler of charges offallure to comply with Pomeroy's new historic preser· vat ion ordinance and requested their cases be transferred to Meigs County Courr, they were found guilty anyway. Attorney Charles Knigbt. who represented the trio in mayor's court. reports that he told the mayor of their desires to plead not guilty_and have the cases transferred. Knight says he asked each defendant separately how they wished to plead and each pleaded not guilty. · Knight says . the mayor then said he was finding them guilty , not only of the violating the historic preservation ordinance but also of violating the _village's floodplain ordinance. Knight says he (s now in the process of 11ppeaUng to county court. "although I'm not sure how to appeal a case in wMch no evidence was ever presented." At the conclusion of Tuesday 1 night's court procedure, Knight says he told the mayor that Turner and Cain intended today to provide stone lor their river~ bank. as Pomeroy VIllage Coun· ell had told them. In special . . ' session Monday night that they that time', " Chapman contends, could do. and that they didn't "that If anything were done to want their truck driver arrested. those two pieces of property In Knight says the mayor said they the way of (jemolition or changes did not have permission to put the In landscape, the proposed stone nn the bank. but Pomeroy changes had to be presented to Pollee Chief Jerry Rought then the Historic Preservation Com· said ihat Council did give perm is· mission for review and subse· slon for the stone. quent recommendation to Pome· Knight said he expected to hear roy Village Councll. Council from the mayor today as to would then make the final whether the stone could be decision of the proposed plans." delivered or not .. Chapman says she explained to Knight stated that Turner, · Turner that denial by the com· Cain and Matthews were not mission "was usually based upon fined In last night's court pro· whatever hlstorlcal Importance ceedlngs, only declared guilty. the property had," If not his tori· He said the three have never cally Important, then the com· been required to post a bond mission would probably approve either. plans for demolition of structures ' When contacted Tuesday after· or changes In landscape around noon by The Dally Sentinel, structures. Chapman says she was adamAnnie Chapman, a member of Pomeroy's . Hl$torlc Preserva· ate In saying to Turner that all ' tion Committee, stated adam· such plans have to tie presented ately tha.t she did not tell to the commission. And In the rourse of the Pomeroy resident Dottle Turner conversation which centered that her plans to repair her East Main St. riverbank property and around the properties which construct a private boat dock were purchased by Turner's would not fall under the village's client, Chapman says that new historic preservation Turner mentioned to her "someordinance: thing about a boat dock." ChapChapman says that her only man says she again stressed to conversation with Turner re- Turner that "no matter what you gardlng the preservation ordl· do, you have tb go through the nance was In connection with two comml$slon." Chapman says she suggested pelces of property which a real estate client of Turner's had to Turner to read 1he ordinance. bought at auction. "I stated at "And I offered to br lng her a copy. I was trying to be helpful." Acccording to Chapman, the conversation with Turner 'took place at Turner's place of em· pioyment, In front of other employees. Brenda L. Venoy, 22, Racine, escaped Injury In a one car "I just don't understand the accident at 7:50a.m. Tuesday on CR. 26, 0.1mllessoutho!SR. 7, problem," Chapman says, "you according lo the State Highway Patroi. ·Troope._ said Venoy have to go through such proceswerved to the right to avoid a cat on the road. Her car went off dures In other places." the highway Into a ditch. Damage was minor. There was no Turner stated at Monday citation. night's Pomeroy VIllage Council meetlna that she understood frc:rn Chapman tbat plans for her riverbank repairs and conatruc· Informational j~lckets from ihe Meigs Carpenters Local Uon of a boat dock would not fall brQUCht work to 11 staadltiU,at the construction site of the new under historic preservation Contlqued on page 12 guidelines. • I Jones stated that he has (O,Uesti· exchange in Meigs · County and oned the company in the past and New Haven, Hartford and Mason been told that the property "was exchanges in Mason County; and purchased for long· term plan- voted to write a letter of support ning and future development." to the state encouraging appro· But Jones and other commission val of Middleport Village's members encouraged Hoffman $000,000 grant application for to make a contact wl th the housing rehabilitation, street company to see if he could garner and sidewalk lmprovment. additional Information. A report was presented to the Hoffman also brought up the planning commission by Leesa proposed Columbia Gas Com· Murphey, of Leesa, Murphey pany rate Increase which Hbf· As.sooclates, on procedures fol· !man sltys will, If approved by lowed In the publishing the new the Public Utilities Commission, Meigs County travel brochure. take away local control of rates. The planning commission and Commissioner Jones reported Meigs County Commissions that a public hearing on the jointly sponored the brochure proposed rate increase Is to be which has been well received held May .19, 1:30 p.m., at the throughout the county. Health Department Building In Charles Blakeslee, execu live Athens. director of the planning commls· The plannll)g commission also · slon, commended Murphey lor voted to support efforts by the her efforts on the brochure. Bend Area Development Com. At Blakeslee's suggestion, the mlttee to secure toll·free tele· planning commission voted to phone service between the 992 expend an additional $1,000 at this time for another, more In depth brochure project. · Mary Powell, tourism.director for the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce, reported on the Gov. ernor's Conference on Travel and Tourism which she attended earlier this spring. Brief reports were also pres· ented by Kim Sh~lds, county development directOr, and Vljay Gadde, of Buckeye Hills· Hocking Valley Regional Development District. Written reports on Elder Care were dispersed on behalf of Eleanor Thomas, exec. utive director or the Meigs County Council on Aging, who was unable to attend Monday's meeting. ·Finally, -Hoffman asked members to contact him before the next quarterly meeting of the commission with any sugges'· !Ions for meeting content. Storm damages homes in Xenia; pmver · kn~cked off '· Informational pickets on site .... Maintenance. of what we have, Important as It Is, Is not enough. We need a bond Issue ear·marked specifically lor new construction. "Economic development of our area Is dependent upon breaking down regional Isola· lion. There Is no other way to a better life for the people of Southeastern Ohio." Brought to light by Fred Hoffman, president or the plan· ning commission, was the fact that Columbus Southern Power Company has owned prime land In the Great Bend area ol the county for 13 years, without any development of the area. Hoi· frhan asked planning commls· slon members If they feltlt would be appropriate lor him to contact the company to see If they have development plans In the works, or how long they plan to hold on to the property. · Meigs Commissioner Richard arteries." woman escapes injury in wreck - ' By NANCY YOACHAM Sentinel News Staff Meigs County's Regional Plan· . nlng Commission voted Monday to support a ~tate gasoline tax .Increase and bond Issue lor new highway construction, with the stipulation that If the measures pass, the money would be speclfl· caily allocated throughout the state, Including Southeastern Ohlo. · Frank Clelan.2,._ member o~ the Southeastern - Uhlo Regional Planning Commission's High· way )Jsers Committee, read a copy of tes tlmony of Donald Blosser. vlce·chalfman of the Highway Users Committee, which was presented to the· House Flni!Jice and Appropriations Subcolnmittee on Aprllll. In testimony, Blosser stated that the Highway Users Commit· Ieee "endorses the proposed increase In the state gasoline tax to. better lund Ohio'~ critical ·Local news briefs-- ·Court ·News Wilda L. Brinlrer, 74, of Now •· Ha1'lll clled Sanday, April23, 1989 ~ D . . lfl ••u,. Jn "-n ).r.e .........l · u.-: ..o, ,.q • -.. ....._ - ..- ...................... .... -·-·-· -Monday a4mllllou - Merle . ~ IDe •••••••••.••••..•.•••.• ·'" ~OJ, CJIIio. Tho11181, Pomeroy. ' ' u..............,.......... 5Jt Sill WM .bom Seiit 7,1914 in Moaday dllcJwaea - Clifford wor • r •IIIII .................21" : aru. Slllloa, W.Va. Her . . - Icnho?ur: FNda Davll. f w_.,...e Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, April 26, 1989 Planners endorse gasoline tax 'for highways; We've Got A New line. of Wood Gift Ideas For Your Home or 1o Give To That Specicil Some~ne. Now In Stock and More Arriving Each Day!! CONGOUUM Pick3 656 Pick 4 0957 Weather .... Ohio Lottery Reds end hitting slump in 6-1 win XENIA , Ohio (UP I) -Several using the shelters early Wednes· trical and telephone service was homes were heavily damaged · day , the chief said. interrupted at Central State and electricity was knocked oui Beason said the storm brought University. In about half of the city Tuesday back memories of a killer torSome of the storms ·produced night as severe thunderstorms nado that hit the city 15 years latge hall, gusty winds and heavy pounded the area. ago .. Much of · the city was rainfall, the National Weather One home was demolished destroyed and 34 people were Service reported. There were while roofs wqre blown off and killed in that 1ornadq. · report1 of one·hall lo one·lnch windows broke'n In s~veral other Thunderstorms aUo pounded- ha11 arld rainfall of up to three residences when a s'!brm hit the several other ar\'aS of southern Inches. southwestern Ohio city about and central Ohio Tuesday night. Heavy ralnlallln south central 9! 45 p.m., said Fire Chief Charles.... Minor pr9perty damage was . Ohio prompted NWS to Issue a Beason. reported In Cedarville and elec· flood watch for that area. One woman suffered a broken leg and two other people were treated at a local hospital for abrasions sustained in the storm, said nurse Charlotte Lynch of Greene Memorial Hospital. LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Lu· anyone that this was going to Beason said weather officials cille Ball, the red· headed queen happen," Jill, said. "Everyone ·believed the damage was caused of comedy, died Tuesday morn· , had been quite encouraged." he by sheering type winds rather lng at Cedars·Sinai Medical said. than a tornado. a(though they Center, eight days after emer· Ball, .who had been moved oui . planned to tour the area after gency open·heart surgj!ry. She of the hlgh·rlsk cardiac Intensive daylight Wednedsay before mak· was 77. care unit at the hospital earlier lng a final determination. Ball, whose career spanned six The storm also downed dozens . decades, died after suffering a this week and seemed "well on of trees and utility poles and fuU cardiac arrest at about 5 the road to recovery," un'der· went the open· heart surgery last caused power outages that af· a.m., hospital spokesman Ron Tuesday, Wlse said. fected about half of the city's Wise said. . Her husband. Gary Morton, 25,000 residents, Beason said. Doctors had initially been Utility crews were working early optimistic about Ball's chances had brought her to the hospital after she began to experience Wednesday to restore power. for recovery from the surgery severe chest pains at their Most of the damage was and the de;Uh was a surprise. Beverly Hills home. . · CQnflned to a residential area . "It was totally unexpected," After a bout seven hours In about 100 yards wide and one· Wise said. "There was nothing In quarter mile long. the previous week that would surgery. doctors said Ball's Olficlals opened a National have Indicated this at all. The aorta, the body's main blood Guard armory and an elemen· response (by doctors) was In· vessel, and her aordc valve had tary school to house .a few stantaneous but they were un· been replaced by tissue donated • by an unidentified 27-year·old residents left homeless by the able to revive her. man. storms. but none of them was •'There was no~~lng Lucille Ball dead at 77 • �Th8 Daily Sentinei-Page-3 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Commentary. The Daily Sentinel Dodgers blank Cubs; Reds trip ·Expo~ Paga 2-The Dally Senliuel Pomeroy-Mk%1gpon. Ohio .. Wednnltll'/. Aprl2e. 1989 · Majon ' 111 Court Street Pomerof, Ohio . WASHINGTON - Feminist leaders from Europe, Africa and DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA Asia have quietly stepped up ~'b ' visits to women's organizations !Slm~ in the United States to learn how q>Jv to force reluctant governments to give them equal rights. ROBERT L. WINGET!' CHAnLENE HOEFLICH While It · got only limited Publisher Cieneral Manager publicity, 49 U.S. women's organ· PA~. WIUTEHEAD lzatlons recently agreed to a Assistant PubHsher/Controller common agenda they envision tor Congress, and the word of A MEMBER of The United Press International, Inland that unusual consensus has reached their foreign sisters. Dally Press Association and the American Newspaper Publish· , Almost without exception, for· ers Association. elgn · women's groups are !ragLETIERS OF OPINION are welcome. They should be less than 300 mented. Nowhere Is that more words long. All letters are subject to editing and must be signed with evident than l,n the Soviet bloc name. address and telephone number. No unsigned letters wUI be pub· where, despite gIasnost an d llshed. Letters should be tn good taste, addressing Issues, not personall· perestroika, women are too disties. organized even to formally seek 'advicefromAmerlcanwomenon how to better their lives. Feml· nlst pilgrimages to the United States from Latin America have also been meager. But feminist leaders are visit· lng this spring from Brain, Dear Editor: Plains. Canada, England, France, Italy, From the National CCCorganl· Japan, Namibia, Norway, South I wish to thank Bob Hoeflich for publicizing my need for help zatlon, I received a printout of Africa, Sweden, We$t Germany from those who were In CCC at twenty-three names. From a and several Caribbean countries. letter In the Vernal Express! was M~ny foreign women journalists Vernal, Utah in 1940·41. I have a roster and menu for led to a foreman of the camp. He are recording Interviews with was ·arancher from near Vernal U.S. women leaders to take back Christmas, 1940. Those 1-recogll.lze ,but who are and was associated with the \o their home media. now deceased are - Earl Brown, camp during Its eight years of The national pro·cholce march William Freeman, Jim Ross. existence. They live twenty-five last Sunday brought delegates Jim Slnfpson, Sidney Stobart, miles from me. ·from many countries to WashingHe and his wife are 93 years old ton. The National Organization Harry Willford and Arthur Wise. If the families have letters or and have been married for 71 for Women, coordinator or ihe other material I would like to see years. I recently spent an after· march, reached out to feminist it. The letters which I wrote home noon with them. leaders throughout Europe, In· I suppose this would not appeal vltlng them to the and that were saved, are to some but I find It quite demonstration. Invaluable. · Others from Meigs County who rewarding. Also keeps my mind Besides the emphasis on a bar· were there - · Paul Arnott, off the aches and pains. tlon Issues, the foreign visitors Floyd Clark attended panels offered by Amer· Maurice Canahan, Alfred Co6504 NE 9th lean women! on how U.S. zart, George Longsworth, Portland, Or. women's groups have been able · George McCoy, Walter Werry 97211 to force government and private and William Westfall. Also a Wilson Benedum from Tuppers action on women's rights. American feminist groups operate outside the realm of government control beCause they have dues, foundation grants and other private contributions to fund their work. That bas made By United Press International them the envy of feminists In all Today Is Wednesday, April 26, the 116th day of 1989 with 249 to .lands, except Isolated cases such · as Sweden where women already follow . The moon is waning. moving toward its last quarter. have strong rights groups. The morning star is Saturn. · One Italian woman told us of The evening stars are Mercury. Venus and Jupiter. being hired In a management job Those born on this date are under the sign of Taurus. They include where she was paid less than naturalis1 John James Audubon In 1785. author Anita Laos in IS93, lower-level male workers. , She Rudolf Hess. Ado if Hitler's deputy, in 1894, Inventor Charles Richter, asked for maternity leave an~ responsible for the Richter Scale of earthquake measurement, in was fired. Her union refused to 1900, novelist Bernard Malamud in 1914, architect I.M. Pel in 1917 ·defend her, claiming she had 1age 72), actress-comedian Carol Burnett in 1936 Iage 53), influential 'taken the job as a "temporary pop gu ltar tst Duane Eddy In 1938 I age 51). and pop singer Bobby employee. oo Rydell in 1942 I age 47). 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Molitor hit the 24th leadoff horne run ofhl scareeron the fl rs1 . pitch off l~r Roy Smith, 1·1. Mil wau kee scored once ln t he eon""" '" York 5·3, Oakland edged Toronto 3-2 and Baltimore blasted California 8-1. In the National League, It was: San Diego 1, PittsburgH 0; New York 2, Atlanta 1; Cincinnati 6. Montreal 1; Los Angeles 4, Chicago 0; Houston 4, Philadelphia 1; and San Francisco 4, St. Louis 0. Tigers 5, Mariners 2 · At Detroit, Matt Nokes hit a three-run homer with two out in the sixth Inning and Frank Tanana, I-3, posted his first victory since Aug. 19, 1988. Tanana pitched a six-hitter and struck out· flve in eight Innings. Guillermo Hernandez earned his fourth save. Scott Bankhead. 1-2, took the loss . ~~~---------- 'hHd~~Y'•S,ort•Tra-.*'l"'-• Today's events ('hi('ll(O 112 on MAIN, POMEIOY p.m • "&&rl • - OU\'ef at PltOf'llb:, II p.m . 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F'ruclan • By TOM. WITHERS just had to Keep It close and go UPI Sporta Writer after the hitters." · Rob Deer hit a game-winning Mllwaukef ~anager Tom Trehome run Monday that sounded belhorn. who managed Clutter· reveille, and the ·slumbering buck In Triple-A Vancouver 'in Milwaukee Brewers bats awa- 1985, was not surprised by the kened Tuesday with an lmpres· rlght-hand•er's impressive I slve display of power. outing. · Deer's two-run homer with two "! was m()re surprised by the . outs In the ninth Inning Monday offensive outburst 'than the fact night gave Milwaukee a 5-4 th~t Clutterbuck held them · to victory over Minnesota and the four runs.''Trebelhorn slild. Brewers followed their slugger's The homers were the most by example by belting five homers the Brewers since hitting five in a 104 shellacking of the against New'York Sept. 20, 1987. Minnesota Twins. Elsewhere.. In the American "Roblile's home run last night League, Det)'olt bested Seattle definitely lifted the ballclub after fi-2, Milwaukee ripped Minnesota we had b<!en struggling,'' second 104, Texas outscored Cleveland baseman Paul Molitor said. 11·7, Boston blanked Chicago Molitor hit two solo homers and . : ' ~. Kansas , City nipped New Glenn Braggs added a pair of two-run shots to lead the 12-hll attack. ·~n·s hard to say how much affect It' had, but alii know Is it Pert••• at t.o" AllpiM. .\prl at - .Porti•d at Lo11 Alll(rleM. 3:•p.m. '-. Tut'lldiQ''M NPW l'ork t, Atl,ultlll Atlanta 2-1 •. Cincinnati downed Ron Gant. Montreal 6-1, Houston dropped 1 Reds 8, Expos 1 Philadelphia 4·1 and San FranAt Cincinnati, Paul O'Neill hit cisco blanked St. Louis 4-0. a three-run homer and Tom In the AL It was, Detroit 5, Browning scattered seven hits to Seattle 2; Milwaukee 10, Mlnne- · lead the Reds. Browning, 3-1, . sola 4; Texas 11, Cleveland 7;. struck out live, walked none and : Boston· 11, Chicago 0; Kansas retired 13 In a row In one stretch. . City 5, Ne'-1( York 3; Baltimore 8, Dennis Martinez, J.l, lasted six · California 1; and Oakland 3, Innings as the Expos lost for the Toronto 1. fourth time In five games. Padres 1, Plrat~s 0 Astros 4, Phlllles 1 At Pittsburgh, Eric Show AI Houston, Mike Scott pitched pitched eight shutoutlnnings and a four-hitter and Glenn Davis : Mark Davis registered his lOth ripped a two-run homer to power : save In as many appearances Houston. Scott, 3·1, walked two · this season to lift San Diego. and struck outtour in pitching his : Show, 4-1, allowed six hits, second complete game of the walked one and struck out seven. season. Ph lilies' starter Ken Bob Walk, 1·2, scattered nine hits Howell, 2·1, allowed four runs , over eight innings and was four hits and struck out a · tagged with the loss. career-high 10 batters. Mets 2, Braves 1 Giants 4, Cardinals 0 , At New York, David Cone and At St. Louis, Don Robinson and · Randy Myers combined on a Craig Lefferts combined for the : five-hitter and Len Dykstra went Giants' third shutout of the 2 for 2, leading New York past season, holding the Cardinals to Atlanta and Zane Smith, 0-3. six hits. Robinson, 1-1, went the Cone, 2-1, struck out 10 over 8 2-3 first seven Innings and Lefferts Innings and Myers came on for nailed down his third save with the final out to earn his third two Innings of work. Rookie Ken save. Atlanta's only run came in Hill, 1-1, went seven innings In a the eighth on a solo home run by losing effort. Brewers· rip · Twins; Indians lose, ·J l-7 Pera.• Vfl ..... ""l'tl8 M I ,fil I Mll.tll'e Je • .sa 1 II II .511 I · IOII.tl&l ~ l..-Aapl~ San Dh•~ ACCIDENT REPORTS! Aprti-~MUWU.Hot.tlloldo, I p.m. M..,- 1- AIIMia a1 MllwMIIH, 11.:18 p. m. . x-M.,I-.U ..... IIMI .... IIee, llp.m. x-M., T- llllwulee at Atko.. , TBA Wet~Mo Coaf!n.ce Pd. GB. .•• .HI 1., .llf ' ~ ····-!1 thlcap Nt'W York a...-._'~~~" " right-hander also contributed to Los Angeles' 11-hlt attack by stroking two hits, .one a two-run double. " He had command of everything he threw, oo said Mark Grace, 'who had three of Chlca· go's hits. "He threw hard and up In the strike zone. If you chase high balls against him, ·he'll usually .11et you out." 'l'he Dodgers jumped to a 3·0 lead In the second Inning when Mike Mi'rshall led off with a · single off Scott Sanderson, 1·2, and took second on an error by right fielder Andre Dawson. Mike ·Sciascia reached first safely, and Marshall advanced to third on ano\her error by shortstop Domingo Ramos. 1 Marshall then scored on an RBI doublJ! by John Shelby. and then Belcner lashed his two-run double to drive home Sciascia and Shelby. Los Angeles added an lnsu, ranee run In the ninth when Mickey ~atcher walked and eventually scored on a sacrifice fly by Eddie Murray. Elsewhere in the National League, ~lttsburgh edged San Diego 1-0; New York scalped p .... N..tTIONAL LEMWE W L II I It II I I . Vark, - Pllila•l!ll... a 01 Nn' Mar- t - New Yerlr. ot Plllt*lpllla. 7:1Jp.m. x·M~ t - NewVerllat PllllllldtlpW'- ft (Fin.., 1-IJ, tt:tlp.m. .,. ,.m. Aprl•--•=·•'ap.m. a,.m. Baltimore II, c.lllertll• I . ...... · Ro•well. Oa. - ATAT eMI ... ~ 1•1 ,., "'It ••If MllwawRto II, Mleii!Na&a .. • Today in history ' Nr::-,;:.... Cllleap I& a .IAIIII. 1: II ,.m. 'he!Kiay'11 R.Mt*s Od roll S, t Recalls CCC days in Utah (f, v............. -1 .nat .1&4 1,1 1 .•• 1%' II Chi cap RamiJy ' Ring·s· J1 - u LM \'epa, Nt"¥, - 11.11 mlw. . LM IIII.HtS 11 .1115 " · Mln"""'OU. .s,.... .,. • HuLL-nl'• G....;.hou•a ..... W L Pet. GB II I .1.. II II .471 1> I 811.-Uit '711.Utt II U .tH ~~ , 11 ••• t•-1 II C&llforMa K SUNDAY 1 .. 5 992-5776 SYRACUSE OliO OUillld GI•'If fior l".om ompt.te Une of Vegetable & Bedding Plants, Azeleea & Fruit Tr-. Geraniums. Hanging Baaketa. Shrubbery and Traea. ,. . OPIII lAili tAll TO 5 I'M w.. o Tn" ___.;..._________________, SPIIIIIG SEASON - on the road to foreign countries. Irene Natividad, the chalrwo· man of the NatiOnal Women's Political Caucus, may soon spj:ak with women leaders In Saudi Arabia and other Middle .East countries via satellite on the subject of equality. ,.m.,.m. ,.....,........... a:ll,.m, tau Jack Anderson and Dale VanAtta Capitol Hill on ts&ues ranging from tax and Insurance lnequall· ties to child care and cutting defense spending In favor of social legislation. Lately, the u.s. women's groups have gone missionary. So kl th 1 age mP are ta ng . e r mess A&J.Ma • Nnr y.,.., 't:a •·"'· ........ II Clllel-'1. 1;11 SM ,.,...,_ .... lA •• I:U By UeMfd PM• ..&er.a•.-1 AMERICAN U:.Wtr£ Foreign ~omen look to U. S. for advice By ERIK K. LIEF UPI Sport. Writer After what Tim Belcher did to them, the Chicago Cubs might wonder If they truly were suppose<! to play only day games at Wrigley Field. . Under the lights Tuesday on the evenlng of the 75th anniversary of Wrigley Field, the Los Angeles right-hander turned In a masterful performance, holding the Cubs to five hits In a 4·0 badger victory . The pre-game ceremonies gave way to a remembrance of Cubs' lore as Robert Wright, 97, the oldest living former Cub player, was Invited t.o tltrow out the first pitch at theoldes,t park In the NatiOnal League. Unlike In Wright's heyday, on Tuesday fl()()dllghts ,bathed Wrigley Field, and the atmosphere stood In stark contrast to the afternoon of the first , game played on AprU 20, 1914. · However, though the lights were on, II seemed as If the Cubs played In the dark all evening. Belcher, 2-1, walked one and struck out seven in notching his second straight shutout. The 8M 1Me11 • fttM ..It, l:lt,.m. Soudu••lrr• Lo . . . . ~ - P1ft'd Ill· tlltUt· dll'f'derlleh ..... ..,..... Silo .... Ol•lfftlll.. - ('ommtll.tonrr Vh- Boh• ......... lllti MIR'mf'ftl. ~,I'd...,.,..., 1. 1111. '=======:::========::=======~ :; tl;llrd In andthethen broke theBra~:gs game open fourth when ~- and Gary Sheffield hit consecuSports briefs tlve pitches from Smith over the • tor Rick Hoffman said new Coach left-field wall. Basketball "They have a lot of good Average attendance at NBA stan Morrison . supports the .. s Bubas, commlshitters. mith salll. " 1t was a games this season increased for move. . .. VIC comblnatlon'of their talent and 1 ' the sixth stralgght year to I5,088. stoner of the Sun Belt Conference had a bad night." .Excluding the two new fran· since It was formed In 1976 • will Milwaukee starter Bryan Clut•chises. Charlotte and Miami, retlre next year. terbuck. the beneficiary of the attendance would have gone up · CycllnJ Brewers' offensive prowess. ·10 percent. With the expansion Joaquin Hernandes of Spain gained first major league victory , ·reams. attendance increased by won the second stage of the Tour and complete game. Clulter· ;22 percent. of Spain, covering the 130 miles buck, 29 1 who was making his Boxing from La Coruna to Santiago de · second career start, scattered ·. WBA welterweight champion Copmpostela ln 5 hours, 45 seven hits and struck out three. Mark Breland tore knee eartH· minutes and 41 seconds. "When we jumped out to a 5-0 ·age during his ~eekend title bout lead, It was easy from a pitching · .:Snd probably will not fight until · standpoint." Clutterbuck said. "I ;september. . .. Mike Tyson re· ceived an honorary Doctor of flOW Of.. Ill POIUIOY /.aDUPOI1' Humane Letters degree from r--DTii"NIIfo11iii-~-, 'Central State University In Ohio. "II' I LAIGI 16'' 5..,. PillA The historically black Institution DIUYDS I Whh ............... & M••-· I 0n60MMd0I'HI'I ,..,,.,. 'cited the heavyweight champ's REI. I PLUS 4 • 18 oz. Sofldrinlcs 1 support for education and civic 1 · P-•Y· OM. l' -• Doli I ~causes and his "personal triW•t Main St. llllit... ury I ..:.,. 1 umphs over adversity." 11 •·• • " • " " ' · 9111-2124 Ar• It SIC. ,_,. I · Ofi.Y 11 •·2 • fri.-iet. · C~llege . Indiana All· America Jay Ed· 1~--------------~--------RECEIVE 2 FlEE 2 16-IIICI OJtE ITEM wards pieaded 'innocent Ia two mlsd<>meanor battery charges PEPSI'$ I PIZZAS that could put him in jail for up to I ~ years. Edwards quit school earlier this month to enter the I ,_..,. -,, ...1 ..... n.n. ....., I1 ,NBA draft. ... San Jose Stat.e says I n• OlriY 11 • ·• • hi. w _ P01B0Y ,._, • "'" n.., .. I 11011 OilY II11 ...... , .... the IO players who walked off the L team during the season will not rejoin the squad. Athletic Dlrec- had' the first four-hit game of his career and drove In two runs , sparking a 19·hliRangersattack. The Rangers, boasting the majors' best record. at 14·4, rattled three Cleveland pitchers. 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State Senator · -•• -:t.John Hoft National Rifle Association -:t Miles Epling Mason County Circuit Clerk ./"'' /"trl Information Will Be Presented On Efforts By Government To Ban Or Control Your Guns And Their U15e, Pos· session·And Transfer- Of Your Guns, Leam What Has Already Been Done By The Government And What They Intend To Do In The Future. More Important, Leam What Yqu Can Do. This Rally Is Important To ALL Mason Countians, As Well .(\& Surrounding Areas • Meigs, Gallia, And Other Areas Come In Large Numbers. This Is Federal Legislation. . ' •' Come Visit, And Experience Firit ·Hand th'e Ovqrbrook Difference. Don't let dirty oil damage your engine. We'll change the oil with GM Go9dWIInch Motor 011 •.. replace 1t1t 11tw with a genuine GM 01 filter ... and llriOCII off money from cu low leQUiar price with lhls coupon! How's that tor a clean deal? But don't wall! '' • 1 wnH =.••uA WHILE YOU WAIT NO WAITM WITH ACOIIFIRMED APPOINIMENT. > I ------------------------- Our "Aunt Maude" has c'ertainly been pleased with her new home at Overbrook Center. We are very happy Aunt Maude is here, and we recommend Overbrook Center to all area families needing the services of their friendly staff. / U.S. ~onstitution 0 ' SHOW YOUR SUPPORT A'ITBND THIS RALLY AND MRING YOUR FRIENDS! I ' ''GM CARS ONLY" ~ Smith Nelson Motors Inc. 992-217• 992-6472 liddttport, Ohio •• ..•' ' PDMIIOYr OliiO • .. • • ---·--.... . .. h • ~ • . • .- -- ' . ..•. • • �...... POTATO Ohio The Daily Sentinel 15th A1111lvareary Speetalel VJedt:a•~. April26, 1989 VInton County scored two _unearned runs In the sixth tnntng to defeat the Meigs Marauders 3-1 In Trl Valley Conference acllon Tuesday evening. ' The lou dropped Meigs' record ~ to 7-5 overall and 7-3 In the TVC. :· and ended the Marauders six· ....:, · game winning streak. . 7 oz. We Reserwe The Richt To Limit Quantities . '99< • STORE HOORS Monday thru Sunday Pomerov-:-Middeport, Ohio 8 AM-10 PM PEPSI .COLA 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. OR 7-UP ' The VIkings drew first blood without the benefit of a base hit. In the third Inning, Wright led off wtth a walk. Huston drew a w11lk after Reed flew out. Ray walked to load the bases. Wt.eman then hit a ·aacraftce fly to score Wright. making It 1-0. The VIkings made lt 3-0 In the Chris Stewart walked, both then sixth when Wiseman and Wll· runners advanced on a wild lams both reached base safely on pitch. Marauder errors. Robinson then Wes Young reached on an error doubled to score both runners. · with Oller scoring. VInce VanaThe Marauders were not ready to man walked toloadthebases, but roll over and play dead. In the top Matt Baker flew out to right to of the seventh, with one out, end the game . Kevin Oller reached on an error. B.R. Robinson was the winning pitcher, with relief help from Shawn Ray. They combined to give up 5 hils, strike out 5, and walk 3. Keith Mattox "'as the loser. Mattox gave up only 3 hits, struck out 4, and walked 4. VInce Vanaman doubled for Meigs, while , McElroy, Baker, ' ' ...., BUY ONE..GET ONE " •• .1' ~ ~ '• ·~ !~ ..... ~ • ...... .. oz. .• ~· •· " . ,, 79 Rump Roas-t •••••• ~•• . U.S.D.A. CHOICE Steaks/Roasts ...~·$1 09 .Chuck . Roast~ •••• ;~ $129' FRESH 99 Ham Salad ....... !•• $1 " FRESH .PORK BUTT ....-' '· " COMPLETE PANCAKE MIX 32 oz. '· "•• .• I" • . . :. CHERRY . PIE f·llLING 21 ... '•. _( Bacon ·~~ •••••••.••.•!·•· 69 . oz. .• ,_ '" ''"'" ••• ~ ·- .....· ZESTA CRACKERS ·:'1 .......•• • .. ·•-• •~· 99< •• .,....... " . ~ ... •• ;~ ... ...... ... . 10 LB. -'. -,.., •• "" .~ ·, •.... ~ - ."' ... .. • ..to ... Double Coupons · ·Vidalia ·onions ••~. 49< All FLAVORITE • $·14 9 Week 2°/o Milk·•••••.•••• :~L. I DAIRY LANE .t Ice Cream ••• ~ ••• :.G:~ BANQUET APPLE, CHERRY ·OR PURINA CAT FOOD 6-6.5 oz. 4 f$1 c..,... GeM 0111, At ...... • Vatu. GeM - . • · tJttn S.t. • · It, 1919. Llllllt 4 , .. 119 DOMINO SUGAR ..... SURF DETERGENT HI. $169 c..,.. ...... ""'' ,,••.•*-..,..v • s.t. 1i111t 1 P11 II At ...,.s..~a,rn Ajlr. 29, 1919. S5 .......... 99 1470Z. ,..tr *' s.t.c.,.a,r..... -. tt, 1tn. 111111 • ,. ; ' •The tbtel v•lue of the double coupon may not exceed $1.00 •Arrv me.nufllcturer'a cou- pon greeter then IS1e will be redeemed •t fltce. value' Gilly. · .Only ·one ITIIInuf•cturer'a coupon per item. . •The 10tlll velue of the tlouble menufecturw'a coupon 12-CT. 14-02. PKG . a-oz. BTL French, Hll'll Rols Pine Shine Oaildorizing Deaner GET ONE GET ONE . GET ONE F-R EE! FREE! FREE! /, ' ..,. .. ·, ...... 7 OR 14-LB. Pine.Fresh ' Cat Utter I ' •.-. • ·.•."'..... -,,.. . ,, • ", ,, ·-.• . ' U.S. GRADE A ••.. • 16-0Z. LOAF FROZEN ...• .. ~~----:-:=" •••" '• •,, ,... ...• ... ..•. ••• ".. .• ·~ ·~ ~ ~ Perdue . WholeJlelnlFryers. New York Bread GET ONE GET ONE FREE!. FREE! &l·c THIS IS NOT A BUY ONE··GET ONE FREE ITEM •. Gilly " '.. ~ .' • FIRST OF THE SEASON Vidalia Oni• ,... eOffer Ia gooct only for fi'Od~ on hend. No ~There It a llml( of 10 a.upona you m•y ,e. I· ' "•.• . ' Grade A Lar9:.c~ggs • •Thla offer exclude• ctg•rettee. or any other lterna prohibited by law. ...ln.cka. . ..• ...• ..•·. KROGER price of the Item. Money wl not be refunded. . •Thla offer doea not apply to Powell'• Super Valu Coupona, free coupona or •ny competitor's coupons. . •. • • ~ 011101 IIICIId 1he purchue 99< Pea eli .• $. ' ·.' • ·~ •• CHARCOAL l .. .. •"" CHATEAU Yogurt ••~••••·•••• ~~~ 4·f$1 FREE! .• .. 'l"i "•oi ... I GET ONE · FREE! .... .·- Luzianne Tea Bags , -• .... lL NEW COUNTRY GET ONE - • 'I'" 48-CT. BDX ··b $. . Done It Hot & Spicy Wings ·,.' 09 Pork Sausage •.•:. . 1 CAROLINA PRIZE 12-0Z. PKG. COOKED FLAYORilE · ' HOMEMADE , ' JEMIMA . . · .· purchaMd. · • ··"" .... ..,. · usDA CHOICE BONELEs.s savings or a rU!check which will entitle you to purchase tho edvonioed hem at tile advertioed price within 30 daya . Only one vendor COUPOn will bi accepted per ham ·"""•'" 59< · COPY~IGHT 1989 • THE KROGER CO. ITEMS AND : PRICES GOOD SUNDAY, AefliL Zl, THROUGH SATUR· • DAY, APRIL 29, 1!1119, IN • ......,..... -10ov ITOOU. : ADVERTIRD IIHI PllliCY-Eech of thooe ldvertised ~ems io • required to be 1'8adily available for IBio in each Kroger : Storo, except uopecifieally noted In this od. If we do run • out of en 1dveniled item, wt wil offer you rour chOice of a .~ comparable item,, wha~:~ available, reflecting tht ume .: ... WINDOW. CLEANER ' cHKHN ,. . ·"" ....• -~ ( ;Leg ·Quarters •••••~. 43 . Drumsticks ••••••••~~ •• 89< Sl · Meigs .................. 000 {)()(j 1-1-li .. VInton ................. 001 002 x-3-a WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO UMIT QUANTITIES. NONE ' SOLD TO DEALERS. ~· CHATEAU . . .· . ~ 89< _: CHICKEN Fields and Stewart each singled; Robinson doubled for VInton, Bowden and Wiliams singled. The Marauders wtll lilt th~ road again on Wednesday Ira· vUng to Alexander. : ...~ ------~--~~~~~----~--------------~~------~---------------------------­ •• 22 . •• 2 UTER PRICES EFFECTIVE SUN., APR. 23 THRU SAT., APR. 29, 198fl The Daily Sentinei-Pege-6 " ~Vikings score two in sixth rung to. defeat Marauders, 3-1 CHIPS COME CELEBRATE WITH USI . ,... •• THIS IS NOT NONRIITU.RNABLE BOTTLE, CAFFEINE FREE DIET PEPSI ~ CAFFEiNE FREE PEPSI, ' Diet p . .,_1:.. •• ••• ....• . .• \• •' • �Page-6 The Daily Sentinel ~engUins defeat Flyers, 1()-7 in · NQL Stanley Cup action quarterfinals. By LJSA HARRIS In the other Wales Conference UPJ Sports Writer Mario Lemieux, who lived In semifinal, the Cariadlens elimithe shadow of the Montreal nated the Boston Bruins in five Forum untU joining the NHL, games with . a 3-2 decision, the overshadowed the Canadlens on fourth by that score In the series the night they advanced to the and Montreal's eighth straight one-goal game. Stanley Cup semifinal. All best-of-seven division finals · Hours after Lemieux was unable to fully turn his injured are being played every other neck, he turned the heads of the night and at this point, switch NHL by tying two league playoff s!tes for every g~e. In the records with four first -period Campbell Conference, the Calgoals and eight points in Pit IS- gary Flames have swept Into the burgh's 10-7 triumph over Phtla- Cup semtf!nal and the Chicago dt>lphta. Lemieux's performance atackhawks, leading St. Louis gave the Penguins a 3-2 lead over . 3-1, can eliminate 'the Blues Wednesday. the Flyers In the Stanley Cup Pirates sweep Highlanders • ' I . • In Tuesday's doubleader In Patriot between North Gallla and sOuthwestern, senior Kevin Sin lth used his control on the ·mound In the first game and his bat In the second contest to help the Pirates sweep the Highlanders 18-2 and 11-1. • In the first Inning of Game 1, 16 P.trate batters came to the plate, a11d all but one scored at least one rim In that frame. On the mound, Kevin Smith turned in a fourhitter while chalking up seven strikeouts and surrenderjng only one free pass. : Losing pitcher Zane Colley las ted three Innings, .surrenderIng 14 runs and hitting two batters In his tenure. Senior Greg Glassburn led the Bucs at the plate by going 3 for 4, and teammate Shane Smith went 2-for 4. The Highlanders' four h!ts· came courtesy of Colley, who hit a solo homer In the third, Brent Davies and Chris Metzger (2-3, both sIngles) . In Game 2, which was shortened to three Innings because of darkness, Pirate hurler Casey Staton struck out four .In his four-hitter, but allowed no walks as his fellow sailors hammered Metzger for five runs In the first Inning and six tallies In the second, One of the. hits Metzger gave up was a two-rul) homer by Kevin Smith, his third fence buster of the season. · North's bits came from Glassburn (3-3). Ulysses Davis (2-2), Don Mays, Kevin and Shane Smith (each 1·2•. Keith Carter, Zane Colley, Joe Hammond and Metzger got Southwestern's hits. The Pirates, 4-5 overall and in the SVAC, -wtll play at Kyger Creek Thursday, while the 0.12 Highlanders wUJ host Oak Hill Monday. First game N. Gallla ... 11 0 3 01 0 6~18- 10-4 Southwestern., ... OOl 001 0-2·4·5 WP- K. Smith ' LP - Z. Colley · Second game N. Gallla ............... 5 6 0-11-8-0 Southwestern .......... 1 0 0-1-4-1 WP- Staton LP- Metzger ............... _ -·-- SPRING VAllEY CINEMA 446 4524 . ' ... ....__.._., ..... Pa&rlck Division At Pittsburgh, Lemieux's heroIcs allowed the Penguins to Ue a league postseason record with six tlrst-pertod'g oals- matching Philadelphia's record tor goalsagainst In a playoff period. "We got behind a tremendous snowball wearing No. 66," Flyers Coach Paul Holmgren said, "and when that thing starts rolling, It's tough to stop." Lemieux, unable to practice in the morning, made the decision to play In the afternoon. He had sustained the whiplash-like Injury, In .addition to a mild knee sprain, during Game 4 Sunday In Philadelphia, when he had two coUlslons. The second, with teammate Randy Cunneyworth, produced the strained neck. · Lemieux, who said he did not have a ·lot of pain and had regained his range tit motion, was asked 1!11 was his best game ever. He smiled and said. "1 felt pretty gond .. '.. I realiZed I had to go out and make the, big play. "Th~ was a big game for everybody, for the team, for the franchise. There was no tomor· row tor us In our mtnds. We had to get off to a quick start." . The NHL's regular-season scQrtng leader tor the second straight season, Lemieux be-. came the first player In Pitts· · burgh history to score four I!Oll,ls tn a playoff rame. By doing-so In one period, he equalled the NHL playoff mark Flyers catalyst Tim Kerr set against the New York Rangers, Aprtll3, 1985. He ended up with five goals and three assists to match the point total Patrtk Sundstrom reached Aprtl10,1988 in New Jersey's 10-4 second· round victory over Washtngton. in that game, Sund· strom recorded three goals and ttve assists. PaUl Coffey, a de!enseman known for offense, set up lour goals, htcludtng Lemieux's game-opening score 2: 151nto the game. Coffey sent In Lemieux all alone on Ron Hex tall, the starter who later returned In vain ~~ the Flyers made four changes. ANNOUNCEMENT '· oz. MAIGAIINE ..... 2/S1.19 01 filii· P r· W•••l MAISH JED GIAPEFIU11' U.SJ,, 2/59 1 SUNIIST LIMONS .....tt~IJ. .. 2/39« T.V. DINNER •••••••••• u.o.z•• S1.69 FRYING CHICKENS .~•••• S1. 19 fiUI-UIE CALIF. BLEND .........~:.~~. S1.59 • .. . * VALLEY: "At 'llle ... Of 1'lli Pu11rDJ lniR jPOMEIOY, OliO lrllll•" '!2·2556 ~.._( • • ; a ••; a •• , ' .. House at Today'• Prices? JEFFREY J. WARNER MAY. 4, 5, 6, 1989 Rep~lve NEW SUMMER HOURS Beginning May 1, 1989 The Office Will Be Open 8:30 a.m.-6:30 p.m. Monday thru Wednesday 11:00 a.m.-7:00p.m. Thursday · CLOSED FRIDAY Second Saturday each month 8:30 a.m.:1:00 p.m. 102 w. 2nd .... ..... 01\. 41711 "'· .1./lt2-M1111. . 11./ltZ.Z477 Cl-1·-1-311311 I. STOCK# j . ' . ' ; . YEA I GM-156 GM-191A GM-197 GM-140 GM-176 GM-145 , 10ZZY 1124A 1988 1989 1985 l 1988 1988 . 1988 1 1989 1985 1983 1 • GM201 HARRISONVILLE - Harri· sonvllle Holiness Church will have a missionary service on Wednesday, at 7: 30 p.m., with Rev. Steve Skellett from Port-Au-Prince, Haiti. Pastor of the church Is Rev. David Ferrell. Cadillac Sedan Chev. Cavalier Z-24 ·Lincoln Continental Olds Cutlass Chev. . .. POMEROY - The planning session tor Chu._,h Women United's luncheon May fellowship will be at 1:30 p.m. on Saturday at Sacred Heart Catholic Church. All key women of the churches of Meigs County are urged to attend. 2:30 p.m., to talk to children abOut emotional abuse. This Is part of a state-wide tour sponsored by the League Against Child Abuse and the Huntington Banks. STIVERSVILLE - A gospel sing w111 • be held Saturday, 7 p.m., at the Stivers ville Com. munlty Word of Faith Church, Stivers ville. The Soul Seekers, of Lancaster, will perform. Everyone welcome. Road to be closed · SALISBURY - The Batley Run Road In Sallshury Township wlll be closed tor bridge repair for four days, starting next Monday. May 1. The road wU.I be closed from .Route 124 up to and Including the second bridge on the road. Meigs County 4-H and FFA . This year members will be members planning on having limited to selling a maximum of · market hog projects this two single market hogs. It two : summer are reminded that regis- are sold, one must be barrow and tration cards tor the animals are one gilt. It only one Is sold, It can · due In the Extension Office by be either a barrow or a gilt. No pairs will be shown or sold. .Monday; May 8. $8 per animal for pictures Is · also due on May 8. T~ls money . should be paid to Ron Ash, treasurer of the sale committee. : Ash's address Is 309S(L Mitchell • · Road, Racine, 45771. Anyone with questions should . call John Rice at the Meigs County Extension Office, 9926696. Slinderella news Trll81ces LETART - Letart Township Trustees will meet Monday, 7 p.m., at the o!flce bull.dlng. Legloa ball sign up POMEROY - Sign up for American Legion baseball tor boys ages 11>-19 will be Sunday, 3 · p.m., at the Meigs High ballfield. Revival MIDDLEPORT - The Hobson Church of Christ In ChriStian Union will hold revival services, May 1-6 at 7 p.m. with Norman Taylor as the speaker . Special meeting POMEROY - A special meeting of the Meigs Local School District Board of Education has been called tor Wednesday at 7 p.m. Purpose of the meeting Is to discuss personnel and to consider any other , bustn.ess which may lawfully be transacted at the meeting. Cleanup day . POMEROY - Star Grange cleanup day Is Sunday; picnic at 12:30 p.m., buDding cleanup follows. COLIN M. WAYLAND Wayland birth Michael and· Marla (Legar• Wayland, Homestead, Fla., are announcing tHe birth of a son, Colin Matthew, on Aprll10. · The Infant weighed six pounds, 10.5 ounces, and was 19 and a half Inches long. Maternal' grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Legar, Sr., Pomeroy. Maternal gr~at­ grandfather Is John Terrell, Pomeroy. Paternal grandparent~ are Mr. and Mrs. Gary Wayland, Middleport, and . paternal great grandmother Is Edna Wayland, Middleport. The couple have another son, Brenton Michael, age two. GRANDPARENTS DAY - Mrs. Shirley Bchfardl IIJIOIIe to cals- about her eK perleace as a telephone operator at GraadparHta Dll)' held rece"tly at Rl\lervlew Elementary • Maay grandpllie~ts stayed to eat lunch with the chlldre•. Mrs. Edwards 1s pictured with"two of her graadcblldren, Stephanie Evans aad JuHHaymaa. 1987 Dr. Victor Hochman . .9Lnnouitces tfu apemng Of his practia in Pediatrics I nfa!tt, Ch.iUfren & JltUJfuunt 'Muficine at Pftasant o/alley !J{ospita{ • Suitt 118 • ' sume patknts CHEVROLET-OLDSMOBILE .CADILLAC-CEO INC. · Morutay tf&rouan !Frit/ay 9a.m. -5p.m. ' PLEASANT VALL£Y HOSPITAL ,. The fomlly of f'l'ol-itlonol• Cali (J04)675·5220 fora.ppotntnnts • - .. ~--'-----~---·--~-- _ ____,___,._.,......_ A gift fora gifted secretary. ' Family Practice Secretaries Week is 'office Hours: ,. April 23-29. FTQ® Flowers·... the feeling never ends.'M Monday through Fiiday 8:30 a.m. - 5:00p.m. - . Suite 12 . PVH Medical Office Building (304) 675-6015 Dd PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL IV'J The family of professional. • • Valley Drive, Point Pleasant, W.Va. 25550 GOOD USED FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES ~everal In the Monday night Five Points class, Texanna Well lost· · the most weight, and Cathy Hudson was the runner-up. . In the Tuesday night Mason class there was a tie for the inost weight lost between . Loretta, Collier and Joe McClure. : New members are always' welcome. :, David R. Ayerf!,, M.D. cutoutquUtp~t~ec~e~s~an~d:~d~~~~d~so~m~e quilting. The !. nld the second ---- • All payments fi~ured with 10% Cash Down or Trade Equity off Sale Price. Must add for taxa• arid fees. All payment.afixed rate financing. Rates may vary' according to modal year. ' Jim POMEROY - The Belles.and Beaus Western Square Dance will sponsor an open dance at the Senior Citizens Center, Saturday, 8 to 11 p.m. Caller will be Jerry Harbert. All western square dancers are invited to attend. Willing Workers meet __ 1983_ 1986 1984 •••••••••••••••\~tf$2.49 ················~:t.~Ze $1.39 POMEROY - Free clothing day will be held at the Salvation Army, Pomeroy, Thursday from 10 a.m to noon. All area residents In need of clothing are welcome to come. . 12 - MIDDLEPORT - April birth· day party for patients at the Overbrook Center wjll be held Tbursday at 2 p.m. Family and friends are Invited to attend. and the menu will include ramps, fried. potatoes, ham, beans, and corn bread. HARRISONVILLE - A mls· slonary service will be held Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., at the Harrisonville Holiness Chapel on FRIDAY State Route 684. Speaker will be POMEROY - Pat Eason, Rev. Steven Skeliett, of Port au will be End-Time Prophetess, Prince, Halt!. Everyone ' holding a weekend revival at the welcome. · POMEROY - The ''Explor- '. World of Life Church, Bur· ers" 4-H Club of Meigs County ling ham, Friday through Sunday SYRACUSE - Revival servl· , wl)l be having a flower and bake ces will be held at the Fl~st evening, 7: 30 each evening. The at the University Mall on sale Church of God In Syracuse Rev. Ray Laudermllt, pastor, Saturday, May 13, at 4 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday at 7 Invites the public. Proceeds from the sale will be p.m. J.E. Hossler, pastor, will be the speaker. DANVILLE - Revival servl· used to purchase shirts and caps ___ ces will continue through April 30 for the members. POMEROY - There will be a at the Danville Holiness Church. meeting at Meigs High School tn ThE' Rev. Amos Tillis will be the , RUTLAND - There will be room"202a17: 30 p.m. Wednesday evangelist and singers will be the square, round and slow dancing to discuss plans for the activities, M.J. Dunn Family .Services will to live music Saturday evening, sponsored by the parents ot the . be at 7 p.m ea.ch evening. The from 8 to 12 midnight, at the !"II Denison Post of the American juniors and seniors, before and .public Is invited to attend. Legion, Rutland. Refreshments after the prom. POMEROY - · Square and will be available. A dance with a disc jockey will round dancing will be featured THURSDAY be held Friday nlg[!t .a t the leg!on RACINE - Southern High Friday, from 8 to 11 p.m., at the post, from 8 to 12 midnight, School Senior Play will be Senior Citizens Center in Pome· presented Thursday, 7:30p.m., roy. Music will be hy provided hy · sponsored by the legion and the the True Country Ramblers. The Rutland Fire Department. Adat the school. Admission Is $2. Midnight Cloggers will perform mission for tli!s dance Is $2. The public ts welcome at both POMEROY - At-Anon will from 7 to 8 p.m. Adm iss!on will be dances. $2 and those attending are asked meet Thursday, ·7 p.m., at the POMEROY- Spider-Man wlll Sacred Heart Catholic Church, to bring snacks. be at the Pomeroy Kroger store Pomeroy. SATURDAY on Saturday, from 10:30 ~t·m. to ' RACINE A round and HEMLOCK GROVE - , The Women's Fellowship "'of Meigs ·5quare dance Will be. held SaturCounty Churches of ~;hrlst will day from 9 p.m. to midnight at • meet Thursday, 7:30 p.m., at the Racine American Legion hall. Music will b@ by the True Hemlock Grove. ,...... ' Country Ramblers. The public Is TUPPERS PLAINS - Post Invited to attend. 9053, Veterans of Foreign Wars, POMEROY -Pomeroy Lodge will meet at the Tuppers Plains 164, F&AM, will met Saturday at hall Thursday at 8p.m. Members Members will visit the Dairy 7:30 p.m. at the Middleport are urged to attend. Masonic Temple. Annual Inspec- Barn tn Athens when the quilt show takes place In May It was MIDDLEPC'lRT - The Big tion will be held. decided, at the recent meeting of . Bend Pony League meeting for COoLVlliLE -A ramp dinner the . Willing Workers o! the St. ~coaches of the Meigs and Mason United Methodist Church teams will be held at 6:30 p.m. wUl be 1\eld b the Coolville Lions Paul when the group met at the church olvtlle Volunter Thursday In the Middleport VIl- Club at t In Tuppers Plains. Fire Departme t eadquarters. lage Council chambers. Glenna Sanders, vice presiServing will be om 4 to 8 p.m. dent, presided at the meeting In which Mildred Brooks reminded members about the sale of catalog Items that are available. Devotions were led by Glenna Sanders who read Psalm eight, and a prayer by Mae Vineyard who also gave the treasure's report. Mrs. Vlpeyard and Edna Harmon gave two readings entitled "Two Seas in .Palestine" and "His Mys tertous Ways." · Eight sick calls were reported. Other members attending the meeting were Beulah Maxey, Louise Chaffee, JoAnna Weaver, Mildred Caldwell, Hazel Barnhill, and Edith Harper. After the meeting members 6 SLICED CARRROTS~ .~i 2/S1.19 GIBIII GIANT MEXICORN ...............~\:1.... 79c VAlli CAMP SPANISH RICE ..........~~:1•.•. &9c oz. $199 HAM •••••••••••••••• CIIPIIU'S _,_101/t 01. VEGDAILE SOUP ••• ~ 2 /S1.39 JI.ID · · lOUin TOWELS •••••,\~· S1.09 RACINE _ The American Legion Auxllary, Racine Post 600, will meet Thursday at 7 p.m at the hall. -:....-- Couldyou . Rebuild your fiOZPI CUT UP 111.11011!1 WEDNESDAY POMEROY Wildwood Garden Club will meet Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. , at the home of ,Katherine Miller. -· ADOLPH'S Wednesday, ·April 26, 198S. Page-7 ~======~=m=m=u=n=#~y~C~~=e~~r~======4~,~~p~~ .meett•ng.be.t"ng· planned · • S1.29 WitH FIIES-...$1.84 The Daily Sentinel filii l,ul1l 01 Tj• BEEF BAI·B·Q ,. Will Be Closed For Continuing Educ~tion On I ' HEAD LmuCE-.....u.sr...... 69« ~-•n By The Bend LARRY D. KENNEDY, D.D.S::· DAn VELYEUA CHEESE ........J.Vlv.. s1.49 t •il PRICES AND PAYME.NTS TAGGED :aN VIHtCLis 1• . . nr..ui·-· 1 Jim ·Cobb Has The Payment To Fit Your Budget••• PEPPERONI •••••••••••• M S1.79 SWIFT ECDICH COOKED HAM ..........~•• S1.69 SMITIIFIELD SHIEDDED lb. S2.19 COOKED HAM ••~JI.••SUCED $1.99 IIOMEMADE HA. SALAD .............~•• ~ ••• 87c LG. EGGS ......Ml.•• S1.39 - r THE OFFICE OF SWifT . . . . PIZIA SIZE IIA¥11 YI&IIY GIADI A. Wednultay, Aprl26, 1989 Pomeroy Midclaport, Ohio POMEROY FLOWER SHOP 992·6454 . 992-1039 POMEIOT, OliO ecreta•y APRIL 23-29 (3) GOOD USED REFRIGERATORS•••••S1 oooo AND UP ( 1) 30-INCH DOUBLE OVEN GAS RANGE (nice) .................5275°0 ( 1) 30-INCH DOUBLE OVEN · ELECTRIC. RANGE Cni") ........$ 15 ( 1) 40-INCH FRIGIDAIRE ooo ELECTRIC RANGE ••••••••••••• 51690° (1) AUTOMADC MAYTAG MATCHING ' WASHER AND DRYER •••••• $499°0 FOR THE PAIR 1 MAYTAG WRINGER WASIEI CUll NEW) SHOW YOIR APPIECIADON FOI YOUR SECIUAIY, WITH A Gin FIOM US. WE HAVE A WIDE YAIIETY OF Gin IDEAS, PLUS CAIDS•••TO SAY THANK YOU. • . "Stop I• ••• I•• Ue Soo•'' �-~- ..' Paga 8-The Daily Sentinel Quirks in· the news By Unlied Press International Ice from above brings trouble below PORTLAND , Ore. !UP!) -A chunk of Ice the size of a volleyball smashed through the roof of his home · during a thunderstorm, but Duane Cline assumed It was just another car crashing Into his house. Cline said he was reading the paper In his living room about 8:30p.m. Monday when he heard the noise. He said he at first . thought another car had crashed Into his Cedar Mill-area house, as happened a few years ago. "I thought a bunch of shelves had fallen, that a car had hit them." said Cline, director of maintenance for the city of Lake Oswego. But when Cllne checked the spllre bedroom. he found a foot -long hole In the ceiling and pla~lllr, wood and roof material, along with lhe Ice. which apparently broke Into about 20 pieces, the largest about the size of a softball. The Ice was milkY white and smelled faintly of sulfur. "You can safely say It was related tothelhunderstorm. but I don't think It telloutof the sky by Itself." IS,lltlonal Weather Service meteorologist Ted Buehner said at Portland International Airport. "It had to have some kind of assistance." Probably, Buehner said, the Ice accumulated on the wing of a plane, then fell off. But he checked with the airport's control tower and was told there were no reports of abnormal Ice buildup. Cline said he plans to store the Ice In hls freezer and might have It tested. Leonard lrles for Lotlery jac:kpot PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. (UP!) - Saxer Sugar Ray WHEN IT CO ES TO CO Ann Landers PIICE·CHICIS FOOL YOIII .. 1989, Lee An . .. TIMet Syndh..e ...d Ctt11on Synditllt> '' • 'I ' ] l I lr' Dear Ann Landers: I am not yet 40, widowed a year ago, and need some Information that I am unable to get on my own. Is masturbation a sin that needs to be forgiven? I have been told that the newly ordained Catholic priests say It Is not a sin, but I am having trouble acceptIng this because of my parochial background. I want to live up to the teachings of my church and am feeling a great deal of guilt about this. I cannot go to my pastor. He Is a wonderful man, but I 'would never be able to look him In the eye at weekly services. Thanks for any help you can give me. No Name No Address. · Dear N.N.N.A.: According to my consultant, a highly respected Catholic theologian, there has been a significant change In the evaluation of masturbation by the Cathollc Church. At one time, masturba. tlon and petting and various .' forms of orgasmic behavior were · viewed as sinfl,ll. In recent years, however, theologians have chat, ienged that position. Masturba. tlon now Is seen as a relatively common form of sexual release. . In most cases Individual acts of masturbation do not Involve the moral quality of the person In such a way that it constltu~s a serious offense. Dear AllD Laaden: Several months ago you told your readers about a booklet you had put • together called "Gems." It Is a collection of your most popular columns, l!lcludlng the most frequently requested poems and essays that have .appeared over . the years. I cUpped that column and put It away thinking I would send for · the booklet later. Well, I've been · going nuts trying to find the clipping. Wlll you please tell me :how lo get "Gems"? - D.R., ·Bancor, Me. · Dear Bangor: I'm glad you asked. I haven't had such post. tlve feedback about a booklet In years. Send a self-addressed, long, business-size envelope and : a check or money order for $4.85 (this Includes postage and handUng) to: "GEMS," c/o Ann Landers, Box 11562, Chicago, Ill. 60611-0562. (In Canada send $5.87.) Dear Ann Landen: What Is my husband's problem? A while . back "Alan" Insisted that he had broken hls arm. The doctor took X-rays and said there was no break. Alan refused to pay his blll until the doctor put on a cast. Three weeks later, Alan said the Itching was driving him crazy and Insisted that the doctor take · the cast off. He was happy to oblige. Then Alan complained of pains In hls chest. One night he was sure that he was having a heart ' attack. A cardiac specialist put · him through a whole barrage of tests. The results showed no heart problem. The final siraw was·yesterday . when I took the dog out. I stood and talked to the neighbor while he hosed down his patio. My husband locked me out of the hOU$1! and accu$ed me of having an affair with this neighbor. I have never looked at another man In the 20 years we've been married, Ann. Something Is wrong with him. What can I do to help? - Worried In 81. Loull Dear Worried: You can take . him 'to a neurologist and find out ' if some brain disorder Is causing your husband's stran11e behavior. If there Is no medical reason, Alan needs to see a psychlatrllt. -=·. _...._, ,_ .._ 'OUCE: D;spotchoro: Rogutor 1 Month thru I montho .... ......... 3 . 71 NOW OPEN OHIO RIVER 550 PAGI STilET IPDUfOIT, OliO OPfN 1:30·t:OI 4-11-1 mo. A thru 3 Months ..... .3 .79 Alter 3 Mantho .. ... 4 .08 WATER and SEWER: ICES~·, ······ - . 614-949·2526 Auiatant Super· , intonot.nt ................ 4 .84 • Laborers: 1 Month thru 3 Montho ............. 3. 78 Alter 3 Montho ..... 4 . 38 WATER OFFICE: Clork/ Bookk-or: 1 Month lhru 8 montho ...... 3.79 After 8 Montho ..... 4.08 SECRETARY to Moyor .. :.................. 5.44 CEMETERY: 1 Month thru 3· Months. :.............. 3 ..79 After 3 Montho .....4.08 CLERK of Comet""' Rocoldo ................ 50.00 tn.......... d., ....... be poftOCiot looot toreo(3j d1011in -oollid Ilk.. on o T.d.,, WednoodiOI or Tloundllr only. Insurance dii'Y wll only be token by ono 11) omp'- et 1 time in e~~eh d. .rtment. For - h Five (5) yean of continuous IIH'VIce to the Village, o 1OC por hou• longoviiV poy wUI be given only to hourty worbra. Anv omployoo tolroci oftoo Jon .. 1, 1988 wMI not be given tho option of liking tfte medical Insurance or toking o day off. . Thio Ordinonoo oholl'be ef. foctlifo Moy 12. 1989. Dote: Aprll17. 1919 Richerd Saylor, Mayor Villogo of Pomeroy .CUITOIIIITCHBQ • IAtU WANTED tD'IINII¥1! "IMODIUNG •VINYL ltDING • tiOOfltNQ dllrAL _,ILDINGI HOUIINQ • »T. NOJIC'I'I SINCE 1969 BISSELL BUILDERS CUSTOM IUIT HOMES & GARAGES #2 COPPa._..___ 10' ~ CWN AUIIINUM Sian ----.......... n •~~ "At Reasoodtle Prkls" ALIMNUM PH. 949-2101 or Its. 949·2160 PUBUC RELATIONS IIIVIIAGI CANS-... 50' Ito. IRONY SlEET ............. 5• to 30• 1to. •oNY· CAST-· 31 lo 20< Ito. ST AINUSS - ............. 20• I~ NO GWS AT PllSENT Day 111: Night NO SUNOAY CAllS LINDA'S 992-5114 PAINnNG Off Bypa~a of Ru. 7 & lniEIIOI-EDIEIIOI FREE ESTIMATES Talll ... ,.- eut ef dealership Jlllinthll..... - ... log homes It fer yeu. VIIY IWOIIAIU HA VI IIPEHJICE Your <omplett lot loomt manubcruftntl campenv hu all ol Amtft(3't iu.c..: hnet, IUC1illil .. S9.67S. c .... ........ pomoocal, will !101 DavJd O'Neal 614-915-4180 cmpk)ymcnt.lnvarmcnr I(J()Ir oc<llitcl by moJcl home. Call Mr. Lamoni. roll focc t.80().)21-IM7. Save Over s22oo ·On This Weeks ·auy One, Get One FREE Sale! ,_ Dllflall LAIEL NRA Pro-Gun Rally . Art you conctmtcl l!U!Jt1.111l:li ll!lt lLt!ht~ ......., ..... about tosina JOUr richt to own lireannl7 Attend the ,.lly at Pt. PIHSIIIt RT. 6·l46 LOCUEROAD MT. Jl;~IET. TN 171 ~2 April ·28 at 6:30 p.m. NRA & Conareuional ... French'" Fries . , Brawny To·wels I Hia:h Schoo! ffiday, oVINYL IIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION .... J&L INSULATION PAT HIU FOlD FREE ESTIMATES . 982-2198 ~ lddle.port, w~h bklt ..... Ww•higaoll•. · Apcil 19 in Mldcleport ..... C.ll 814-992·8903. A-•cL Found: In Klngolacoy Rd.·Ro. 33 • •· lmell white female dog with chok• coli•· FriU,. Aptl 21 . Coll814-112· 7201. Yard Sale .......G.iillipoTis......... . S. Vicinity VICTORY . BAPTIST CHURCH JEWEL EVANS PRODUCTS ROLL ' Umlt 1 With •1 0.00 or Mo111 Adclltlonll Pull!.... IUY ONE JENO'S 6 OZ. PIZZA .' HOUY FAIMS GRADE "A" CHIUEN ROLL ' GnONE Whole Fryersll. SYmM: · Stone Grd. Whole Wheat Flour, Stone Grd. Corn Meal, Whtot Berries, 10 Grain Cereal, Original Complete Poncake Mix, Complete luttermilk Pancake Mix, Buckwheat Complete Pancake Mix, Whole ~t Light & Fluffy Panokt Mix, Whole Whtot Biscuit Mix lust like Bisquick), Jewel Evans fresh Baked Bread - / Friclo, ontr. Rood booldo old 815olol School. Clothing. Ill lltM· lnfMtt to •llltts. Bib¥ bod. .. .....Po·maro>r ......... Middleport Paolor Jameo E. Keeoee S. Vicinity ..................................' • Save thousands on existinJ mortp1e. No refmancing. A Mortp1e Consultant Service Clll 1·800·422-9010 Ext. 4051 4-11-l mo. pol VAUGHN'S AUTO - DIESEL s,.itl T4lt Wid/ A,U 27-%8·29 i Mtg t SERVICE Oat Bron ... •2.001b. .... - ...-.We ·$189 lit. SYIACUSI, 01110 NEW SUMMER HOURS Mon.·Tue. 8-6; Thur.-Frl. 8·6 Wed. 8o Sat. 9-6 Wa Accept Food S1Mtp1 •• ' S14 East Main DIY CIIANIIG SliVIC£ WOOlS SIIAIPifB USIDSIWIIIIMACIINES ALTIIA110NS Sllltll IIID Wll11 STRAINED Baby Food FAMILY P,Ai DAIRY LANE Ice Cream S QUAIT 399 .' ,JIY FREEIII BEm CROCKER SIW1III liAClllllS . SINIEI 11111l1NG IIAClltiES 10 A.M. Localtd on North Main Stllll, Point Pleaan~ WV. FOliC SHOP Take Cemcltln Avenue down pall Hwmon Plrk, · NIKE-SELLS BUY ONE 21.5 oz. Saturday, April 29, 1989 110W.t . . neKt 10 the old Malltlblelron Plant Watch For Signs. Cheese Curls ,_ey The &late 01 BenJamin Franklin Will Bl Solei Vienna MT. DEW; PEPSI · DIET or REGIUI ''The' ·H ot .Corner'' 'llloecl Bologna IUY .1-II.PH. , •SHRUB 1o TREE TRIM end RE· MOVAL 992-6282 319 So. 2nd Ave. Miclclleport, Ohio - Heward L Writ.... ...... ROOFING · "- NEW -IEPAIR 161 lllrth s.c-1 Mllltport, Ollie 45760 Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning BOGGS SA&IS I SIIYICI 1.1.11. se UST IIYSVIU.O.O 614...2·M21 Autllorlpd John D - New Hol'-"1, BulhHoaF~rm 1,000 Glil. Weter ,.,. ........ .... , Equpnwot DMI•. Service 992-5275 3·2R· ,w, 'H~-1 Complete Sm1ll Engine Service HOMIPUI : •Moblte Home · •M=::::m- 773-5715 · -t lfll ••smwuv1 ~. HAND WOVEN TUNEUPIREPAIRS· OVIRHAULI an · LAWNMOWERI. ROTOnuERI, ETC. IABKET8 Llr1lt luflllllo of IMircot • 1 W-tna lupptlea .... u p - tor lnkel ~ .,_.Ina Cln- ' OI'EIIOIT IAJUIIAn DAVI'S IIGINI WNCH I ' I I ' 4-4-ft·1 ona. I · REPAIR AUCTIONEER Wlnt• now booking 1prfng HI.. 17 )'Hrl aperlen.,. Phone 304-273-3447 Edwin Altt Tn•••lule• PH. 992-5682 R"'--· W.Ve. State or 992·7121 lngol Coli (r..,ndobloj 1-3t5733-10112 EXT F2732A . For cur,... tllt~g. Attention A.N .'1 • LPN~sl Am•I~•Pom•oy "- Hnmecl•t optninQII on Ill ahiftt. Compttlthft ular;, f\-.lblt IChecllllng. .nd ben.tlr1 Of· I • • ContKt LaRue Hill, AN - DON, Amtrlctre-Pomeroy . 3870 Roc:klpringa Rd .• Pom• roy. Ohio 41789. 814-892· 8eoa EqUIII Op,...unltv En> plover. w- Uc. LPN 1or Private Duty 3 P.M .-11 'P.M . ahHt, 32 tn. a Cell 014-448-9581 or 814-oW&- 10091or Int. . '-. Sail XllfGI copl.,., memory writ . . &f• mKhln•. Office or. t•ching badlvround pr.,..,ed. Ohio tttTIIory. hnd '-H. . of lnt«llt or riiUmtCioGIIHipolll Dally Tribune. 8215 Thhd A-.a. GoMipollo. Ohio 45831. Poellion AVIIhble b S.cr•• rv /Rec~ptiDnilt. out• hdu • tr.mcrlblng dlc:Utlon from dic••hoF'!e. ty'plng, filing. an1wer· lng telephon•. lch-.lling ..,. pointmenta. maintllnWtg office t:Dolca. .,d pr..,•lnD momtW r•Oft• to wriou'sp.-nrnemll otftcewtthout IUperyilion .ndto typo noottr ond oc:oc cotcotr. Send r...,me whh ..,.,. ,...r.,tnta to c/o Oltllpolil Dally •rlb.lne Box cle192. 828 ThWd Awnue, Golllpollo. Ohio 41831. 1111. Dotollo. ttl 808-587·0000 E>«. Y·IOtll. Ad... lc C;:.Solllng colflo In . .dw.lk shop. dot· mltory on o.rd.twllk Included. or.. lm.-lllt ompioym.ot· yo-tr or aunm•. Awnge ael.,-, 1300 wMk. Wrfte for lntormatlo·n .nd IPPfiCIIIon. INn• 12391-5o~olk. A~ ... lc NJ 08401 . City, GET PAID FOR MAILING LET-· TERSI 1200.00 - · Wrlto: PASE· 33J. 111 S Unaol_..,, North Auroro, IL80542. looking tor ., ln..,lcloll who h• tMspeaill ,.._ ofwortdng wkh tho .o.-tr populoOioon. who II a P•ple I*'IDn • wha Cln melt with tht public bot _, ......lr • pr. . . .lo...... Dear• r100mnwndld but not r-.ui'td. E.IIC. benlftb &t.e.,Y. Bofng ,_..,. 10 Sc.,l,c Hils Nurolng Cont•. 5:111 auc:lcrldgo Rood. Golllpolio, 0 H 451131 . · Oomin01 Pi1U1. now mldng IPPIIcatlont. ADDtt In p . .on b « - 1 • 3 ~:M. dolly. GOVERNMENT JOBS 111.1140.· 159.230 v-. Now hiring. Coli (1 FIL~ ERROR AU.nUon R.N.'t!lll Am•lcw• '*'e4tb: Holr Stvloto -•-'· Full or p.-t-dme. to: Top altMitalro.l11- 2nd St .. PD"*Df·~~ 45789. Send,.,,.... W.Vo. · Ch~mplon Auc· tlonw. Rick Penon. Llctn~_.ln Oloio ..d - V~oolnl& looking 4-25-tfn AT THE - ... 304-77).1715 9 Wanted To Buy TOP CASH pold low '83 modol Mel n.., ueed c... Smith FABRIC SHOP 11 0 WEST MAIN POMEROY Got paid for moiling lott. . l ..,.ck·Pontlec. 1111 Eaat.n noo.oo clollr. Wrllo: PASE31J. 1111 8 . Llnool-. NOrth AIO'oro. ILI0542. Comeat•• hDu....,ldl of tunt. tun • ..,~quoo. Aloa wood • Now acct~~~tlng IPpll.-ioM far drlv ... Mutt bo 11 cw o1.-. ._ulre .. Oomlno'1 Pizza ~ & AI.Ctlon. 11oird • 114-441-3151. Pom.-ov. Avo .. Gllllpollo. Col 114-oW&2212. aoll hull... lweln' 1 F•nlture Ollv& ,, Just went to 11m al•t.. .:tra mon.,? Or would you "Nke to Mw• • c•_.? EtiM wflt Awn PUBLIC AUCnON EVERY THUISDA Y c., MTor MLT AICP Mu.t rotltl • pot.lof'll 81 d Coli Vlllll' Hooplool. ,_......, ofloo 3048711-4340. AA·EDE. -ont -loo... NIGHT--6:00 P.M. HOWE'S GlOVE PARI! ...,..,, Oltlo - - - . . . pooltlcon ..... ble. flleeuma o"". No flhon• cOIISIGt•am wacOMI PATIKI H. .._youbettwblrtyouc~n belli Colt -llyn Woa~•. 304112·2846 Cilia Ple•a Gina .. lltver loldgo PI••· aossn AUCIIONIEI Situations Wanted UVING ON A IUDGET? Beat Tile HNt This Summer With Centrll Air! 1911-14x70' ,........... ............... ...,.....,... . ~~·- ,,.MIItc..- ... ~-•.o. Noo a.~blo for A-11«'-rl........., Uconood ond llondoclill Ohloo A WV 1668 ( GOVERNMENT JOBSI hlrln' thit «HI e 10. 21 3 TO •71.4 3. fmmldl•e op.,.. M;)w EmpJo<tOt. ·-1 Coal· Delivered 411/ ../trn 130.000/ y.. lnc:omco potMtltol. DOUIII. 111 808-587·1000 ht. Y-10189. 16141 tt2-6S50 ALLEN'S HAULING Dirt, Send • EARN MONEY Readng booQI shlftt. CompltiU.tesll..,. fl•t AUTO & TRUCK Fllloloot luOOIIII• Your Phone f C11bl1 BUll H.,. IIUSMSSPIIOM 949-2168 •FIREWOOD - ·· 313. Pom•OJ h• lmmeclllle o~ lngl for pert time A.N.'• on •• Auction h. 124, P-y Ohio ' Wo Corry FREE ESTIMATES proeM••• Information. 1504·149-0870 ble tchecllllng. and Coni"'" LoRuo Hll. RN-DON, Anwle~t•Pom•oy. 31711!1 Rodupofngco Rd .• Pum .. roy. Ohio 411719. 114-1!9:11101. Equal Opportunity SALE5 & SERVICE Painting Ea.v Workl E.::Mitnt Pay I A.• • .,bl. hoi'IW. Call for ol14rod. TUXEDO RENTAL PI.....G & ..A1111G I 8o Roger Hysell Garage Ha.'a.ttn . •UGHT HAULING IV-GS EXECtJrORS: PEN FRANKLIN ••• TOM FIANKUN , ur. a.... u NMto We Heuland Sp1'811d Umeatone BILL $LACK 992·2269 AUtnONIER: RICK PEAIHIQH M110n, WV PLUMBING & HEATING 4-10-'19-11110; d. ANDOVER I CQLLECDILEI; 3 piece wicker 181, wicker love seat. Queen Anne dicling 100m suite, 2 curve glass front tal iloawcate-mlde like otack bookc•e, Hobo ar1 rocker, 4 &tack oak bookcase, 6 liil oak otooe wantobn with glaoa dooll, oak oval library table, 3 stack oak boalu:a.. with disk and leaded glao1- "Fanc:y": 3 or.ck oak .. with drlwlfl and laney lop, oak otlind, poeoo back choirl, lerge cupboardl,lancy oquon 011k table with Iota olcaNing, Wlaconoin 3dooricabox. 21ron andb1111 beclo, lanc:yoak bad.lloge cannon btill bno11 bed.leove pooler bl'lla bed, aarly ooHd and wardrobe, oak kroocl<downwa~, ouperfancymarblallllp oak aide board with claw feet, s roR top disk, taove oak hall 1881, Ice cream tabla, oak lable, lcltctoen cabinet, lerge dome trunk, 0111111 atool. old slora cabinet, manllo!s. trunl<l, 8 sections or Iron lance eo feet m~: ..vera~ Ceca Cola gallon toouleo, lana, lumber: carl. laoge selection ol leaded (liall windowo, wooden shunars. oevenol goalighll, bukel, ld..,. ~sing oigna, assoned store ilamo. wooden jaM bolo!, doors, windows, plus mucl;1 mol81, AUCTIONEER NOTE• 'lblleucrllon will .. held a& die wanho- aad &btn'o alo& of old andqa• ouMI old iilcireltedloln 1&. 'lbeN wUI . . a _.nd aucotlon hold 00011 • woteh pa,... for eoaoplete lt.&troc. Dolt'l Jllu 7'1woo AueliooP/ ARMOUR CARTER'S NOW OPifl FOI IISIMISS Cillo. Gl•o. s .. ._ Coppor 1nd More MON.·fl.: 9 -·6 pow Public Sale 8 PUBUC RECYCUIIIG ·10.. USTIIS TUXIDO liNT AI. Thurt .. Fri .. lot.. 3203Joclcoon Aw. Aofrfa-oton. full bod fr1ma. aduh ,....... ltedlklt commode. 304-171-1114. 3/31/ . . /1 mo. f• Mart lttfermallln ., CortMiodllconHCI Y•d hi& LuCM lMia Tu... w.ct. Thura. ShHta. •bl• doth and lots mt.c. DAY 01 EVENING ' SaleM St., lutl...t, Clio. 304-675-3161 "DOC" VAUGHN Ppmeroy Ohio 992-6910 M•ch~nlc CAll 992-6756 FOODS 0..10 VALLEY ' NIAIE Certittld ., 742-2455 W. Buy Aluminum All M ..or • Minor A....ira S. Vicinity INSTAllATION AND SERVICE OF HElL ENEIGY EFFIGENT HEAT PUMPS, All CONDITIONING AND 95% EFFICIENT fUINACE. • 985·4222 ,.... ,..-.w.v•. Dom•k:Yehld• A/CI .... co .......PfPTeiisiinf ..... CHESTER, OHIO 14tli& . . St. Mo.t Forlllvn •d 5 IOCiily. 1 d., ontr. ApoM 29th. Sol. oo 43 Colo St.. MldciNa:t ta Rtver. Rlin ..,.,.. WARNER HEATING & COOLING •ZETOR TRACTORS •HOWARD ROTAVATORS •MANNIS TILLERS •INTERSTATE BATTERIES LAWN & GARDEN SUPPLIES ~ Help Wanted . EARN MONEY 11..c1ng boolcool 130.000/.,e• income pot.,_ Nortlup. Secand hau• •crou brldgo In Nort..,p. Thurodoy • Friclo,. Vorloty ol ~ ..... Call 992-2772 MORRIS EQUIPMENT MORTGAGE REDICnON ' 11 •o•cl•. Muat 1111 .t.lato ~cle ' .............. 1.10 • Last: Slberl-' Hu1ky 7 Mlstk - Cortaintetd® Vinyl SWi.. 525 North Second Seotnltss Gutter Middleport, Ohio Ropl•tment Window! EVERYONE WELCOME SUNDAY 10:00 A.M . llo.wn lnlulotion SUNDAY 7:00P.M. . Stornt Do.a & WEDNESDAY 7:00P.M. WlrMiows We can rlpllir and recore radiators and '-ater corts. Wt atn also aclil boil and rod out radiators. W1 also rlpllir Gas Tanks. o..,l Speakers '(614) 446-7619 or (614) 9f,!-2104 z 417 Sec~nd Avenue, Box 1213 - Gallipolis, Qhio 45631 or at Veterans .Memorial HOS!Pilat Mulberry 'Hgts, Pomeroy, NO SUNDAY' CAliS , 3-ll·lfn ~3~2~=------------­ Found: bteck temllt Poodla Found 04 Doll• Gon•ol. 101 Stitt St. fMonk., Aunt. Pom• '"V· Coli 814-992-1071 :z:: PH. 949-2101 or 1... "9·2160 Lost and Found Found· Mole bocogl• St. Rt 180 & Bulovlllo • • Coli 8t4-448- ~ licensed Clinical Audiologist "frM Eotlmltn" 4 kitt1n1 to vW• away to good homet. 2 with fklffv fur Md 2 whh 1hon fur. Clll 814-4418741 6 ! LISA M. KOCH, M.S. ... e14- 875-75t5. Television Listenina: Devices Dependable Hearina: Aid Sates & Servictl 0 Hearina: Evalualions For All Aces BISSEU SIDING ._ CO. Mol a block paodlo. eon 448-3113 oft• 4 P.M. .e.g,. L:::::::::::::::::::::::4:-1:4:·:89:·:1:m:o:.:fl ji a. 114-379-2301. Spaded hou• broken. can 2 milt puPP*. Plft •d Mot'* clog Bocoglo, phone 304- 3 Mile East of •Arthur on S.l. SO ' PH. 596-47 56' or 992-6637 SER~ICE Wol'lll Yorkthire t•rl• I y... old. Quality Sto.ne Company RADIATOR I I I I I I I 2 H.D. I puoca.. I,...Uml It_.., P. 0. lox 337 1 Pomtroy, Oh!o 45769 !:>erviLI!S c• • Matt. kitttna. C.ll 814-448-7741 coli•llpm. ' Phon• (614• 992-2922 2·3·,89 tfn E111111 oy1111~ nI GiY811Way Scott Anderson ':::::::::::!!:::::::::::::::::::':'':":"::""'=tl LIMESTONE F.OR SALE I 01 H18h Sl"'l'l interfere wit~ prettnr PT. PLEASANT, WEST v•GI.A · ALL POPULAR SIZES AVAILABLE Leeoa Murphey & Aoooelateo CUAN Aw.HUM CAST-.................... 40 1 Ito. 4 BE AN INDEPENDENT U.S. SPRINT REPRESENTATIVE For mort .info writo: HOURS: Mon. 9-7 Tu•.·So!. 9·5; CloMd Sun mo. am ...,chlng tor Information or plcturw of Lumen Johnson 11138-19141 or hia wtfe. Mary Moor~ 11840-1•27). Pie•• write Stwe JOhneon. 1 10 ,..,.. tat5on PI tee. Penv. Gl. 31019. Part Time Job With N-ork 2000 In Network Marketing Coat '1 84° 0 (lncludn t111ining 8o material•! VISA · MAITERCHARGE 3/31/88/~ Notict) #I COfPU ......... •1.00 llo. ArHrka's only 100~ Fiber Optic Long Distance Network COMING TO THIS AREA SOONI liMa••• 9.49-2969 Info. Coll814-441-1314. Dood· lln ...::•..::M.::.,...:3:.. . --tt9811 JOHNSON-MOORE FAMILY. I U.S. SPRINT · KIO SAWS & 11-EIS GaqOIIl IAIS, CHAINS lYAII SDYICE CEIITEI Ports & Service On hook· up. Calle 14-742- · 11-18-':BB··tfn:l: p'-vwl t21 gift crttfiCMe. En- tryf.iltiO•not.M. F.:ormore TAlllllli!IIIOWIIS We Service ISoolo(ortto Ch•• Without l~oclted Ref••n- •Weehert •Renoe• •Freez•• lEN'S APPUINCE SDYICE 915·U61 Ohio Aoll. . Soflbill t - lo o......... goci. . D.Eooltbol ........... In Golllt>ollo. 0 H. Mly I • 7. Awerdl wll ._ flnt. teoond. • third 1pon.ar_. tra. pJov'• Flm pi1Coii.2 00 flit c.niflclle; second piece/ •100 gift certlfiCII« moat valuable 915-4141 SMALL ENGINE •Refrlger.tora OPEN 7 DAYS · 9AM·7PM Paying today April I I, 1919 992-2371 GENEIAL CONOACTOIS DEAD 01 AUYE "Mult .. ..,.,.., Til-COUNTY RECYCLING Call Anytime EAGU IIDGE •Drt•• n., n•a• •HOME BUILDING •ROOM ADDITIONS •KITCHENS ·BATHS •ROOFING •REMODELING lo REPAIRS mo. ··-r· A. A. PHONE DAY OR EVENINGS 4·26·'89·1 ••a. •ound Autlend s acr• or mo,.., rnott~ ffM. with Und t-1100·33 3-1051 ' CHEml, OliO POOLS, WELl-S CISTERNS Wanted To Buy 237 . MARCUM 1rOOD GALLONS 1 bedroom, very beautiful, furnished. HousekHpin& Room By Day, Week, Month thru 8 Montho ...... 3. 78 Alter 8 Montho ..... 4 .01 Alter 12 Montho ... 4 . 25 •STREET: Asslstlnt Supervisor ............. 4 . 9·0 Laborere--1 Month WATER SERVICE CAMP GROUNDS Meter Perton: 1 Month 141 28; 1111 S. 21c ONE IE•I*· GEARY BODY SHOP Altor 6 Months ..... ...... 4 .01 Extro Diopotchor: ........ 3. 79 Jane Wetton, Clerk IUJ . . 1-LI. JIIG. . ...,....... _,.. time • hour: t1oru 1 Monttoo • Hours ........•. ... •..•.•. .• S. 73 Extre Petrolmen: Without Experience .... .......... 5 . 10 Woth E•porlonco ..... .5. 50 9 3 Announcements Altor 5 v..................e.o4 Your ·Jadependently .O~aed Low-Priced Supermarket · IAHN'S MEAT WIENERS N.1. Annou nr.1~ nu:n Is ond/ or 1028 .RED DELICIOUS!!! ASSORTED Daily Sentinel (Continued from Page 8) ,, lEG... BO•I•I SIZE ot ......., ..... , .,.... . Pomeroy Middleport. Ohio Public Notict1 ! Pepsi-Cola ORDINANCE ,_71 An Ordl'*'oo to fill HI• riel enol ...... , ,.. Vlll..- • he defends agalnat Tommy "Hit Man" Hearns; 2Uor the number of knockouts S.eonards predicts he wlll have after that bout; 36 for the number of ftctorles he predicts he will have after the fight: and 47 for fhe number of days remaining unlll the fight. North Amerlca's'-largest lot· tery jackpot ever soared to $100 million Tuesdill' and may go higher due to sales that hit 533 tickets per second.,lottery of!l· clals In Pennsylvania said. APPLE· S · , o APPLES AND IF YOU LOOK AT OURS, YOU'LL FIND THEM PubllcN~ II ARING Wednesday~ April 26, 1989 You've Got To Compare· Times change ' Leonard, a multimillionaire join· lng the !locka hoping to hit Pennsylvania's record·settlng lottery, arranged for a friend to buy him a ticket , using numbers significant In hls career. A spokesman from Leonard's camp said the World Boxing Council super middleweight titleholder selected seven numbers: 2 for tbe number of chUdren he has; 5 for the number of belts he's won In different weight categcr rtes; 6 and 12for June 12, the date GROCERY P DOftT Ln PUIUSHID 4NN LANDERS ,.' Wednnday, April26, 1989 Ponwoy-Middleport. Ohio MOllE 11011 SII.ZMitl..... tH. IICI llollt. LGCitN •• CALl ftt·S114 , 15 Schools lnatrucllon • �- . • Page- 10 The Sentinel • 49 LAfF-A-DAY For laeslf 51 Household Goods N' CARLYLE~ lly Lerry Wrtpt m For Le•e: Apartment, n•t.'· dlcorltlld, 2nd fla01. cor,_ S.oond • Pin• Golllp.... On• ltOWI 6 r*l. .ef:or, w.t• prcwfded. Dlpoalt .,. d -..oom. ,.,• .,.. . NqUired. 3 hou,. tNitw • ' •· tongue a -U19. - noo. eon l1+38a- 18 Wented to Nled vour lilwn mowed? Own l.wn mower a WMde••· Cell 11+992·1514. . Wit-·~ my homo; og• 1-5 . Qellipolll • •· C.H 114-44. 3307. . H* olyht .-dod opply Kot"'' Kut 1nd Kurl or ell! 304-17&4347 or f711-30te. Wll In my Jackson A we.blibflit Monday ftruhome Fri-,.. Aa• - n t o & y.. otd. R••"""' b1e rat11. •plriencad. c=- provldld. non-.-noklng. cell 304-171-1273. raf•.,- Wll do boilr lltling in mol, homo .._. ct.,s. goodf.-nlly env~on­ mont. big yo rd. 30+f75-5331. Work Want ldwlla-etor 14derly 1n thlif home. diY OT night. •pOrl.,cod. coli olt• 8:00PM, 304-1711-1153. . . b\l'titter avelable. fle~~lble hours. full .or time. behind ()rdnlftce SchooL hwe rilfer· .... Coli 304-1711-2784 .-rt Ftnancial 21 Business · Opportunity 31 4 boltoomo. 2 bot ... lining room. fireplace. lovetv Interior. Own• tran1fwred. Oill 814. 992-5709 oftori:OO p.m. 121<70. 3 BR .. 2 lull bolt.. rww c•plll. Hou1e tvJII wlndowr.. underpinning. Prlf»d for quid~. Folter'•MobileHomePerk. •I•. 114-4411-1802. p•ltt. d~nca'V••· _.alMc. briclll, llngerlee~acc.sorMI store. Add calor enatysil. Brtnd .... nam•: Lb:CI.IIIborne. Helhhtex. _ . Ch ..s.Lee.StMichei•For-•. Bugle loy. Levi. Cwnp Bevlftt' · • Hllfo, 01'!1onlcoliY o - n. Lucl~ . - 2000 othon. Or f13.99 , .· one pr;ce d•~•· mu•i tier pricing dlloount 0< I"'" fly ohoo 11~. "Retail pric• unballevabfe tor tap q..-ltty lho• norm.Ry priOid from •19. to tiO. Over axceuw conciUon. Fi· 1981 Nast..ra Governor, 1~60 wkh 7lt21 ......... 2 BR. ol elee., g•dln 1ub, mutt move from lot. C.l 114-388-9748 or 3811-8589. 2 8ft . lll)t.. n.w pklsh c•P• OM . ~tnt , iltliti• plll'tMiit, peid. • 1751 mo. ~ 30+ 8711-1104. 871l-5381. Furniii;Mtd efflc::i.,QI. 807 Se- cond. Golllpollo. f110. Sh•o both. Col 441-4411oltor 7PM. Fu'"lohlld ""·· 1 1R . 243 Jacllson Pika t221 a ma. Ulllki• plld. Coli 4411-4411 tft• 7 PM . Furn. Apt. n&ltt to LibrlfY P•klng Itt A.C . Ref. rtQ'ed. bathl. MW c•peting. stove. . &Jitabla for 1 person. Cal refrlg. v.sher, dryer, ell elec. 11+441-0338. underpinning. Ctll 614--44e. 9308 oftor 5 P.M. 012.e00. Gertgallpt. 3 tnn'ed. roonw • bel h. ....... dryer, • • a..... Oli ..d eontract to epprowd no pets. R.t. & Dep. req' ..t. C.l eppliCMI. 114-44&-1619. 1972 Schultz. 121<111. 2 bodEfficitnQI apt, ldelll for 1 rooms. porch, underpinning. tlp:out living room, tlr conditioner. P•son., MobHe' home below town overtoolcitg CA • Good condition. f&OOO. 814h••· Rot. Coli 614-4411-03:18. 992-3181. 198'8 Broadmare moblls home good condllion. 3 BAS. 2 lui r+l•. 1971 12x&O Liberty . 04000. Coli 61+ 742· 2754 •fl• 6:00'p.m. -doV• 3 bedroom Schutt! wilh tpprox one acre l.,d. 304-176-&376. 1979 Beyvl• mobile home, 14x70 with 7x21 .. ,....to, 304-8711-8141 . Fwnilhed efficiq. t150, utlitl• pd. th•e bMh, 701 41t\ Golllpollo. Col 114-441-4411 afi•.7PM. Fw-nidwd Apt., 1 BA , t240. utili• pd. , 920 4th. Galllpal•. Call1114-44 .. 441'1 atter7PM. Nice 1 BR unl.lrn'ed. apt .. 11nge a. refrlg. furn'ed.• Wat• .,d e•biO• paid. Dlpotlt r.q' ect. Borrow by mtll. gu•lnteed 1972Sehutb:mobl,home, 2bt. busln. . financing. $pedllilaln tip out in living room. porch, located . ref's, See. dep . t 200/mo. Call 614-446-2238 or 441-2681. Reill Eslale 31 Homes for Sale Vrrt ett:ractivoe brick 4 belt'oom. 2 blth. family room with fir• pl-. formal dining. l•ge ltving room. 30 fl. cultom olk ldldl.,. ce'*'lltl, olk woaGNark. finish b•ement. 2 c• g•eae. I~Wel l•diCIPed tot:. 4 mil• from Hotztf Hospittl off At. 35· """wlwook Subdlvloion. Coli 114-44&-4189. Oetuxe 3 BR . hou11 for gle. Owner ftn.,ce. can 304-87~ . 5104 GOVERNMENT SEIZED Voh• cl• from t100. for.dl. Mer· cedes. Corvett•. Ch.,ys. Sur· plu1. Buyen Guide . f11 801l-817-IOOO Eort . .5· 10 1e9. . . .tlful lpacioUI, brick-vinyl cmlanllll 3 BR. 2 lou, tbove .,. . . . quality buitt. In d•ired locolio~ Co!ll14-441-8158. 1911 1~ 70 mobla home Itt 3 112acr•. Cell 114-31~9011 lfUrS P.M . au•tty built 4 . . .oom brick home 11h bath. 1ul bal.-nent with 20.ZS ftnilhlld tam- ltv roam with fireplace ., d ~ldlng gl- door• to p.tia. AI h•dwoood floors. pl.-ty of dolll:lftdttoregespece. 1&.28 .--ea Aom~n bride ftr..,tiCI in llv~g room lf'ld front door side ID&Mrl. pl.-.ty oflnsulltloflwlth double wlnclowt. nwble ol••· ollie. oltctrlcho•. 2300oq. ft . of living . . .. Loc•ectin t..lr:eDrfve ldclllon- Rio Grinde n . . Rio Ortndt oohege. Mud aee to opprocl•o. Coli 114-24&-11418 0< 814-24&-1201 for oppoln1· ment. Prtcerell.u:~edto fl7.000. HOME FOR SALE BY OWNER . Uk•IIIIW th'• bedroomlatt· Khldu••lldeckltreed le~~~n. Plrtlcol amtonta tn<*Jdod. N.G . School Dl1trlct. Affordlble prlco. Col 114-38&-8457. 10 mn.t• from downtown. 4 br., ZINIIh. woodorLPg• I••· ful b • - '""fly 100m. C.ll , , ..... +3033. 2 bl*oomt. C.r~ed. J~ hill. ..,.....,m olclng. f14,ooq. Coli 814-882-1272 botoro 5 :00 u .-plnnln!l air cond .. good cond. &1, 000 . 1 -814- 9923t61 . 1979Eicona14x70. 3 bedroom. 1'12 bath. vinyl undee'pinning. outbuilding, on reri1ed lot. 89.100. 304-&711-2989. 1984 14x70 Clayton, 3 br bath & on.hllf, with appliances. 09,000. 304-6711-8799. . 12x60 Mobile Hometpprox. "h lcr e land. 9x22 porct.. a• helll. air oond. . pertlaltv furnished. 08,000. Coil 304-!71-2719. 33 Farm9 for Sale 74 acr-. 8 room house, 5 BR, tot.coo blsa Clll 814-25&8762. ;3;5;::;l;::o::;t:s::;8t;:::;A:c:rea =g=e== 2 50x100 ~tt. 22ft. Yellow· •tone treil•. 12x.12 Cab.,e. 9x 10 outbuilding. Sundeck. Sewer. water, elec. Holldav HUla Realltionel Park. 1 mile up Be• Run Ad . onRacoonnCreek. 614-867-3089. 2 wooded b.lildlng Iotti. ApprOJII imately 2 acr• uch. O.J . Whit:e Rd . Coli 814-246-9686 otter 6 :30P .M . aa• 4 with 32x88 pole b•n. good fence. close to 36 bypass. Coll614-2et-11122. Lind for llle. Onetofiwe.cr•in Rutlend Township. Clll 11114992· 3543 oft or 6 :00p.m. Building tltes .. d lot• on RaY- burn Rood. 304-871l-5253. 4 ecrea. on County Rd 50 (Gunvll ... PollibiiOWf*ffn.-.· citng wtth t&OO.DO down. 304-458-1875. Ashton be .. titul one ecre lots wtth river frontage. publlcWeter. Clvdo Bowon, Jr. 304-6712331. A ~IOfl . l•ge building lott. mobile hOrrwtt permltt.t. public priCII reduced. Clyde -on.Jr. 304-571-2331. Wit•. Helf acre lot compllfe hook up, Roush Ftn'all Road, Clmp Conlfll. Point Pl. .ant. 304-87571111. Renl al~ p.m. . prWMe .,.. poo~ "'8tCJOUnd. w.t•, MWM. Itt tr•h lncitded. Sl.ting .. t281 p• mo. C•l 114-317-7810. . BETTER USED HOMES: Elooa Home Cent . .. II locetlont in 0 HIO. W. flntnca wta.hw sail. Call TadaV 1· 800-821-0762. ~h. dllpo~~l, hw11tw, dosed pMio, 250 brende 2100 stvl•• · *11.900ta t21.900:1nventory, 1111 New Moon 11b:60 1railer. trlinkla. ftlltuNI. 81rf•a grind loCited on lot in New Heven. op"'lng. etc. Cen open 16 d.,,. reectv to move ln. 12. 600. 00. Mr. Schnolder 407-3&6-el08. 304-e82-3733. bill conoold.. ion Coli 1-eoo422·9010 .... 4051 . . . Tart Taw nhouH ep~mn1· 2 BRo ., 1'/o b"t.. CA. , dfl .. 1986 Redmon S.ctlon112e•58. 3 BA, CA. To be moved. Call 114-44&-8594ofter fpm . lllll'\ciing avtlllble. Frenct. C;ty Brok•IQe. Call 814-441-9340. Own vour own app1ret 01 1hoe store. chootl from : Jean· Sportawwear, l1dle1, men' t. chllct•.-rMierrdty, l•ge llirtl. BEAUTIF\JL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES, 1311 JocUOn Ptke from t112 • mo. Wllk to ohop ond ,_too. 814- 44&2681. E.O .H. 8ill room hou• in Tuppn Plelnl. 111.100. Two be•oom 1 4;, "4'"'1:--:-H-:-qo-m--e-e""'f;-o-r'"'R"e_n_t:1 ~~ ..,... tn Cootwlia Veeent lind ";f':..:."h!io !, •c:r• on 111. A1. 17 f10,100. ond 111--. !roo goo, OO. ond 131 • til. 000. - · J . MaCor1"'· ........ 114-117.IH« 11+4237200. Sell/Rent 2 BA rtnd'l, excellent condilton. Large ftnotd yercl ntw Clf'pel, •Melt School ..... ,... Coli 114-441-1320. ,., oil• 11r - · 2 M houoo. 11.4 . . . ,,,..,.., Ohio. av ...poinl- ...... 11+848· 42 Mobile Homes for Rent ~---~w~hl•g• 1••h- •• priold so·, . , . nil& Mo.......,ook Add!'""' ....... 1:00 .. d ... _ k. . . I0..111-- F-..n' ed Ill electric. 1 BR. LR, kitchen:- lg. porch. centralty BroobkMA..,-tmwrt:s; IIPKious living, l•ge kilc:hen. with hookup. Tot II eledric. no pet1. CtM d~tts· I14-44&480I ing1 114-441-1627. or .,.,.. Apartment• for rent. Gallipolis/ Point Ple•ant. Call 614-4468221. Fwn•hed ,._.mn lor rent P town. Calll14-446-1421 ::1 rma.. & b•h on ground ftoor-wllh b•emll'll. Claae to grOCifY ttore 6 st.oppin9- Nice for older P•loP or c:ouple. CtH &14-441- 7515. Now eeciPflng eppliCilions for 2 btctoom ., .. menta, futf';' e•peted.,.pplilnC81, wat• end ITIIh pidcupt provided. Mlint• ' u•. z13.000 1117 - 300Jot - -- . tar lloth. 11100 o C81111+. .1011 &&alii. . Whllllchlir•nsw ... 3 whMIId, electric 100ot... CaH Rogan Modlcol · 1-100-n• 2104. C..oo. Only-........... moror. .. .. tty a lit. jocf&oto, ~ 114-2411-laDO. 78 2~86. F~nllhed t one belt'oom ept, 200.00 plus electric. phone 304-87!l-3SOO. 1 t.ad-oom llpl. for ,.,.. month. d.,aalt 992-5119. r~•ed. t.128 114- Furnished. 3 room epartrniWI1. First ftoor. privo_., errtr., ct. no Polo. Coli 114-949-2251. 1 bllt'oom apt. in Middltport. Totll •ectric, llltt c.p•ed. kltch«t .,d - · .. , . . hed, Coli 61+992-311f7 or 614-' 992- ~170. 1 bedroomeprtm.,t b Nnt in Mldclopo<l. f125. P"' month o.,,, pluo uu~t • . 11+9925545; ••onlnga. 614-9492217. ~001180'181111!1 w.v•. •one ..d:s•••••ll "r 1331 . •lo'f • Md ch..,. priced from U95 to f911. Tobi• •10 ond up to f121. Hlde-o-l»do f380 to •••· Aedln.. '225 to • 371. Lompo fZI to f121. DiniiMt •109 Md up to 1481. WDod tlble w -8 ahlirl t281 to f791. Doole •1oo up to f37&. 10 112 11. - · ._por. MAllE OFfl!ll . Cal 114-3117- -•e · - • . 11.800 30+87114144 FRANK AND ERNEST o.... t1211"'•· Gordon ._.. c.- 143-2144. 114-4H-7714 or PICKENS UsED FURNITURE Complat1 houtehold furnishings, 'h mli•J.,.Icho. 304-876- · 1450 , 114 - 3B8 • 9773 . MU81cal ·. lnetrumentl I ·1 I I I' I I0 5 LYEOWL Complete t he chuckle q uoted words by l;lling in the missing SCIIAM-I.ETS ANSWERS Akimbo - Watch - Enact - Swanky - WANT to KNOW Ovemeard in a psychiatrist's waiting room: .;The trouble with experience Is that it usually 1ssches you somalhing you really didn't WANT 10 KNOW." ' 1!)1 Cootallre I!J) Nigh! Court CltEc:tc Wo&.~J..PN'T gouNCI THIS" TIME. ~ Crook ancl ChaM 1:110 CJ) MOYIE: Way Out WHI (NA) (1 :05) • I)) II) UniiOiviiCI • A Cali1ornia mother's endle" searcll1or· lhe •mars ol her son. 1;1 (!) Adven1ure: Tha My•-• a.......,•• (ll. loptlo g (!) Surv1va1 Spacial The working ollhe dwarf T.,. p...,-QO, Got- mongoose's 1amily syslem is lllustra1ed. 1;1 1111 e1121 Hard Tl,. On P11ne1 Eatlh Jassa becomes a wraauar and saves a family buslnaos.c flo Co- RON I!VArll ENTIA· I'RIIU, Jo... ..,. Ohio 1-1100- Hotpolm dryer- •sa. OE w11~. like n.,v , Harv• gold- t17S.-130 Inch tlectric l'&'ige30 inch electric renge, wtutt• tiS. 30 lncfl el.,lc r.nge. h~Mt gold-t71. R.frig_.ltor. frost •as. 837-HZI. 'MGT_a...,olo•o!Coll oft or 1:00 ~M . 104-773-1244. tr... copp.-ton•llll Aefrigw· ator. froltfr•. whit• 1150. Refri gent or , 11 de · by · sl de. !'VaCido• t240, 0.1 IW'Iga. 30 mch, whtte. eye lwel-t1715. Skeggs Appliance~. UPP• Riv• Rd. 614-4411-7358 1177 lulolo !!o11... .Y·l ..... 1178 JHp w.ia- Y·l .. d 4 :1114-17117511. *lv•. . Jhn'o Odd Job'o. S u ~-fnt,O>Oine . . ponte. buMclng. dol• work. ,,.. ootlmot... CaM 114-371-2411 c.roo....., -11. ei!D MOVIE: Pin oltna c1oy t!JII'rl..-we I!J) MOYIE: Hatd-e (AI 'E EK AND MEEK - ·..... - . . . td..... ,IOIIIOdollng ........... Coli 114-441- (1 :2711;! \1) Murilar, Sha WIOio 8NoehvlllaNaw 8•30 (ll (J) Haad 01 Tha Cillo Chanle a•pels Dennis from lhe honors class 1or clowning · around. Q 8:00 I)) 1151 Nlghl Court Art anlera Chrisllne in lhe Miss Buffalo Queen ·Pageant. 1;1 I]) Guineas Worlcf ot Spoitl (I) (J) R- Guillaume Edward's dad. Han!):. reacts to fMIIng useless. t:;J (lJ Tha Mind Le•m wha1 happens to ihe brain and mind durl!!91hl aging prooess. t:;J C!J Amer1ciln P11yhouM The oldest love story is IO!d lhrough lhe diary entrias ol Adam&Eve.Q e 'B2 · - lloaol Umltod. Y1rY good .. fomly . .. 304- 1711-3838. '77 - 5elf propelled 22 In IIIWn moww, 3"4hpa•sengln• .-.1 spprox I hour1, t121.0D. ZO ft ..... todd• f45. oo. 30+87112315. 10 It Sotolho dioll. oil Orll<o 'electronics, fine th•e. ... for youroolt. f510. 00. 30+871- 2700. . I . B G-houoo. Rt. 2, A!pill' Rood. ...... . .d p!WIII. honglng ~-- 30417!l-4111· 1974 Plymouth. t400. 340 llulolo motor. noo. Coli 1141711-11101. Auto wethers end.,_. •too. •nd f121. - · 8 It lborgltopp• t1 eo. Oue.1 •R• t.d CGmplate tH. nv.. weed eltera. 304-175-1112. Pool tabfe with Ill IICc-.orl•• •c RON'I Tolovlolan lerYicl. Houoa c• Oft• IICA. au-·· Gl. IDod- In Zonlh. Col 30+8'7&-2318 "' 114-4412484. e e Pwtty Tr• Trimmlnl: ..,mp r.., ..... c.ll30411 1331. -- ·-·-·· lloi*Y or cltlle tool' *lling. .-v-Jo.. 304......... ' IIUrt~p: . . . . Md I Rally Aop• reer b~gg• l.wn ....-. Lodl• 21 In Murroov blcyde. Vha Mllter •erclh C'f"lo. ZonMh AM-FM oonoolo ....... Coli 304-1711-3271. cond. 304-812·3190. '78 o...d - 301. ,, ,10o.oo. - - 304-171-2411 ' " " 1:00. . • ""·dation 11H, •300.00. ~ - - t700.0Ci. . . . . . . . .:1!111. StiiJiilll"· ,., II v1''.1111 k :111, 72 Tn.tc:kl for S1le II ,, ... 150. 41.000 . . . . Topf*, n.., A_. . looo. (loll 114-3170GI. -VI. 4.,..... 81 Ferm Equipment 1880f•d 110 """'"p.loUTILITY 8L"DG. 11'1130'ot40"at' . t 1.800 Col 114-387-011111. ..,.. 1· 111-xr _!loor. 1878 Cltwt .,......., 'Mon. 110 1--dao~trii.ERECTED · IRON HOIII ILDRI. 114- onatn& 1'8. Pl. outo. 814-14f. 2237. 332-1741. ••111 Whirlpool w.sher. Exeell .. t t125. Also. portable 110 dryer like / UO.OO. Coli 114-3670322. 1111-3802 RON'S 1\J"PUANC£ SERVICE. ...... e..l •-lllllg GE. Hoi Point: ~fryers and .._ 304-17&-Zitl. MORK MEEKLE AND p~~!!:....---, ,---------. w•-•· 11 eon.,.,, -0- Washtit end dryer, G.E., evac· 83 cllbine1, •c 1hlpe, $400.00. 304-171l-2700. ' Building MM:Mi• Bloolo. brlolo. - • pip-. windowa lntlla, otc. Cl.,do Wintoro, Rio Gr.,do. 0 . C.H 114241-5121. Conctete bfocb- 111 1g.,. Ylrd ordelilltrv. M.aolUMd. OIIIID~ llo llloolo Co., 12~ fllno S... Golilpollt. Ohio. Coli 114-44• 2783. about his martial stalus to lhe widow of a weaKhy alum. 10 ' ~'~'lac ounby 10:00 Cll 700 Club CZl 1151 Nlghtlnaale• Josh kidnaps Mogan; Paul announces he's moving to Plumbing Helitlng e HDWD~ Dut"' boy point. E a10r1o! born roof pllnt. IMn- • ..,., maldlnf. C.ll 114-44.. 8772 5 84 73 VIlli. 4 W.O. manit. ald. _.._ CoH 814112·7481 ......... 74 711..otloiCIIItoE.-alutoh ...... Ooocl a... - ... 1100 ..... Qoll 304-1711-1411 Ill• ....... ,,.,_ ---1400 ..........,~., Aelidlntlll Of comm•dll wir· t n e - - or ropolro. ol.,.rld81. Rlcleroour · - 304-171-1711. u...od 86 o - r a l Hauling · - - -·.... Clll 11....... 14111. . . .lng rGOfNI with oaoldng. .... -ton. Col .,. . .1- 1117 llliiiO 1b '1. Y!IIY IOIIwz••·........ 1- .iilflllllltltU ~~··.tiiii.1AI'G a """' lito 114-HI-Utt. lfulttctll'o o_,...,_,.._ WlltlriOft' R _ _ t Wettr Heullne. _,... 1.000 • 4.000oop ... ~;-m.=. -··· i7 UPfiOiet.., 4~021<101441-1141. Thlt-:;;:~ *'lllo~ whll'1l you ·connect the dolt 11 11119... " ! !!.CilowY ........ U7. 2 ..... .,..... afll•l:;lllpon."' ~ to Call •1+44t. ,_., . . . i:·- instrument 5 Marine map • 1D:30lD- To I'll Up An Old be ane ol thoM clayl you'll 111111 ~Town Ba .... 10 ..... your zociiK .... . ra1ieel If you don't h - a lol of 1hlilgll IIJINewe 011'111 ,.., 11........, !)on'1 accepl lo do. Don'1 be atrllld 1o lake on two or aiNewC-"Y condl1toroe 1od.,- 11181 not 10 your even three prolecla llmullaneouely. BERNICE adYanllltJII. You ha.. lhe.,...., ..Wihatlo IAGITTAIIIUI ~- 21 Dec 11) Don'1 11:00 CZl Ramlnglan • BEPEOSOL ern ril e<IJ s e01 make potHtve changee II'you really 181 c:ollac1 guiH 1od.,- If your 1hough11 .,. your mlnci10 dOing 110. con1ered on _ . . gain. Evwybody (!)llgnOft CANCIII (olunel1..1111r II) In pll1-- gela alum anclthla could be your day 1o «JJ Love CoowiiCIIOn llhlp arr.,ID!fll*lll Ioder your ally or c:omeou1-D ll~na•lll• count.part mlghl be able 1o do 1111np CAIIIIICOMI (OK-· 11) Your 9 HoMyntoanet'l more elleclloely 1han you . Yau'Net111 be bal1er quat- w11 be very - 1 1 0 .-@ ...... VIol a ._m _ , II you h-10 pltty - . d 01hera tod.,- and you malta 1ha aiYouCH .. olllr IIddie. ' - · thtnge llhoukl e1ar1 happening. LEO l.ltttr 21-AifO. 21) You're nolllkely You'H lnnahlly k - how 1o I'UIIll> pep 11:30.(1) . . . .t01Carton to be happy 1oday If your llenda and ln1o lhe po oceedlnga• AQt•...a (.laa. ...... ,., Occemind proct.oc11~ ~ In AIEMIJ an _,. -llnglul •NI•awor. f'oCue on llof1ally wa•,.~artunete anCNDh to , _ 1htnge IN1 can fwlhar yow ..,bl11ou8 1tf1111*10 fill Into .,._ wk1lout too Aprii . . ln1-'1. • . muclt allort. 1'1111 OOUid be 1noe10r you VIIIQO ( 21 lalfl.ll) You'P be Mil Lota o1 movinG around could be In 1ha 0111• fii*'C' II;'. I (PeiL • " .., . , Nyou're YMF ahNCI1or )011. You mlgh1 meke e rtcelved by. olhare 1ocltty and good 1htnga COUIII 111111*1 1or you through ptwWng 10111111•11 WICIIII llide)o, be - - ol lllldenDe and you . . yo..--111\llluen..,..ll. 11 you can'1 be 11n10 iriDkode 8llllllhl, Old. friend. 1tte1y to do ....- W lint 111111-..1. 80....8111'0.. near lhe.lofla you . loVe lhf 1olka Tllla pat eon wilt 111• Ill II tiling ,.. TMIIIUI CAIIfl. '1 I Ill " - lehh you•,..,.., n.nblredand00Uid . . .1Um011110be '11:10(J) IIOVII: ... Out .... In yourallt . . _..., et II I lolhtr. be(NIIJ (t:Oii) H w1f'riol 6nly - 1 0 motMite a..A . ....._ 2I-Ocl. Ill S..wal a IIIII ........ your hql lilfll. you. II W1ll ... provide 1n1111 ...,., 1or . IOONiy ltrtiCIUNd ol tmpor· AIIIU (U illttWIII., In CD fliP . . ~lltetlletl!eNATpeapll with ..... ,.... Ill kl " 811. - - be1lill,.__ •IOdef or-- 1M dltltDPIMit. ~you- ilfelr T - 1Ne1 you IIIIo e ~gift. dudeel10 you( Mtlllltltlon. You atreedy to be • ll1ede or two ...... .., filii' 'Eirt llo!IPh lll'lillliiUM ilftOW lil!llet llflll pclotttlw ... BO gel 11110 - • rt• 1111 ,.,_ "u or~w •n-' . i .-~y: you iilfll, clo 110 In IIJ'IDIDUI, 10r . . ,.., !lhelcl by flllllt1IIO 11 to M- mowinG oro lro4rajth, Q/o 11111 P.O. IC-.cl (011. ....... II) Th1t could ttoul rMIH-. e ,(J)I:::C•n.. ,.. ...... ~fllllttrtftg --- tii'Ying trl-n!ylrMJI- TttobMt "f''*"''"• In tollllture· 4 14 far troo Col 304·171 . :=:.both _...Ill*. • a "*" y All,_ IL"'C: ·&~'~ca- . .......... ........... ••end .,.,.lllln ..._ 111 111 ., tA1072 +A K 10 3 Vulnerable: Both Dealer: East West North Pass Pass 1• 4NT S..lb East Pass Pus Pus 1+ 1 NT Pus Pass Opening lead: • 2 L-------------1 clarer with only nine trickB, with a chance that the end position would create the lOth trick. Sure enou&h South had no choice but to cash the ma1nlng hearts and high spade and play the losiag spade lrom d~y East won that trick and bad to lead aw~y from the king of diamonds, allowmg declarer to make a trick with the queet! re: 10 Exam type 7 Greedy 11 Tremble 8 Nevada from cold city · 12 Ocean action 9 Shoe saver 13 Eyetooth 11 Perfume 1• Number 15- cutlet of Sinbad's 17 Dangle voyages 18 Russian 15John or ,) ane sea 17 Topper , 10 James II Being (Sp.) ' . Carter 11 Biblical II Sound off mount Well done! za Elderly. Zl Sicilian 17 Of birth resort 28 Supine 26 Property · 21 Singer transfer · Campbell ll8 z• Yetterciq'• Aaawer 30 French 38 Sicilian river moun32 Like ta1n O'Neill's 40 French ape river Ancient •a Smell . Syria open- u 31Aaot H lnga 43 Boxer 30A~, Dorothy318angkok 38~ member " Soul (Fr.) 87 Flench city 31 Hold on to .1 Son of Odin -"Duds •1DOWN !E SOUTH • 95 .J 10& • Sheltered 5 Sing 6 Hebrew meiiSUre ln-._+-._._ •e Late labor leader Absent 1 Youngster 2 Psychic Geller 3 Bankruptcy, 1n-+--+-+-+- e.g. DAILY CRYP'I'OQtJO'I'a- Here'• III!Mio wd It: 8oK81428, ~. OH 44101-3428. -·1 •114---·--· .... 11 Mal. 0to1r 1 o lllnM. It ACROSS 1 Orchestra Nlleson hoslllle 1Sih annual Richard Tucker gala recorded In Uncoln Conler 's Avery Ashar Hall. (1 :00) Ill e 01 WIHgUy Vinnie 11nde his tile Ia In danger bOCauH Travis knows he's a cop. Cl ei!D NMnlo Hall OIEveningNewt 10:15 til MOVIE: LAaand ol the Lila11NR) (1 :47j .KQ82 t K84 +94 character ~~~- J_ •JWotorlonrioo.lwlmrring .... _ _ Ph. 1142411-1211. EAST +J 8 7 8 by THOMAS JOSEPH AXYDLBAAXR IILONGII'ELLOW n - - · ...... 1117-1111 ,..,_ Mollie Home FWII-Ioto - • • Coli 114- A~ t-11.11 CROSSWORD .0 lbaen A11·81ar Opera 0118 Brlglt ' WEST tiO 3 2 show his minimum hand. It woold have been better to raise hearts imme· dlately than to bid no-trump without the shadow of a spade stopper. As for North's quantitative raise to foor notrump, inviting slam, that was wishlul and foolish thinking. Since South would have opened one no-trump with 15-17 points, lbe partDershlp could not have enough high cards to provide a sound play for 12 trickB. Furthermore, South ml&ht have trouble making even 10 lricks in lour-no-trump. That was the case today. but declarer did man· age 10 eke oot his contract. South won the spade lead in dummy, came to his hand with the ace of clubs and ran tbe jack of hearts. East won the queen of hearts and returned the jack of spada.,(just in case declarer had started with 10-• of spades). Soulh then cashed dummy's queen of clubs and led a club back to his king, leaving Wesl with the good jack of clubs: Now South played the 10 of hearts, hoping that the· heart bonors were spill, but East wonlbe king of beorts and played a heart back 1o dummy. That left de- g NawawaiCh C!J Richard Tuclter Tha ' hour HiVkia CIIII14-3711-11U. MOtOrcyCiit Also Traill• IPie& AI t.:Joll-upa. CAll oltor 2p.m. 304-773Bf&l.MMonWV. ~ McMurphy leaves Vietnam to be by her dying f - 's aida. ooe<llChlniiiHclo Goltlpollo E_lo._ioo. Elocio· ric moror .._ • ,_... MINt WI llec:lrlo. aomrY*d~. 24 -lv ... ()) Ladlaa Pto _...... Tour 17 fllno II. 11 .. 441-2381. , _,aoo..... 71 Auto•e Por Sale . . SOME FOLKS AIN'T . . . . . . . . . . . . . atM ... memblr l ,outtltM,._J..... ...,_ 8t Refrigeration 1;1 GOT MANNERS ENUFF TO "HOWDY'' BACK!! Electrical Aut-I/o lloctrle ,..,..., a ...,.. Col 8f4-.._lll; eor f-I :::::::::::::;;:;;:~1..;:"':•;::~-M~-~::::::::~ 11C.Jai,.IUJ. ::;:-:-::-7-7:-~:--SNAFU® by Bruce Beattie , ...,... ._..,... loull.,. Mia 14 ' · SNUFFY/! • Poyotto Co. , . . , _ w• ..._c...o.nw.O:Iolllnll ZOO htlld at Dwao /Duroo Orelt·ltre... fie- ·-O '* LanJ~""' Uvttl 5111111. LlvtlltDc:k tho Ch..,....n • tlto Ohio Jr. - --~~~ 01 1ho -loy "t1 Show. plu1 '"'"" county wC -..llo... e..tloy. Iubin a ol 11 .. 113-Zitl. Oooii CIINn, ........_.-.rt• P..:O,q._Jaka • Tha e e ... ,~.. 171h -Ill'Ziti\ "'e Sllr. WoPMd-1..... 7:10 PLEAe.E 6END $500 FOR I=L.JRTl-leR DeTAIL-S .~ II) MOYIE: Tha F'aooruoaottllellll'n (NRit1:45) 1:30 I)) ,IIJI Nlctc & Hl11ary C (ll (J) Coach Hayden 11es 'H'. Coli Joalt 104-77.1428 oct., he.,-, duty, mMehlng well . II G:(L-'LJ..JBI-E .ANd lgA'OILY 0 WANTED' 3 pl. 1111... kl lor lupw 'C', 2 t .. • • • ""'o '' ""r0LJ AI2E NAIVE At-.0 1-CoRNswo~ . Palntlftg Lot uo oolor "'""world. lnt, _ . - , , Call Ibn 104-871l7237, lit. 1 a. 10 A, Point Pl-. W. Yo. 211110. • .,• ...,. Wid - IF 'yOj,J WERE I!ORN ON THIS D\TE ... MotfcT- 82 stupe,; 3 cycle. Tha Shoo~., (PGit1 :40) '12Col-. 41JL wlrh7:Z.OOO' 71211. ml• :1114-171-7817. YI'RA FURNITURE .APPUANCES At. 1411nCent..ay. 1 / 4mi. on LlnCDin Pika Open 7 dl¥1 e · IAM -IPM. Coli tor oppt. After houn 114-448-3168. e (J) Qrowtng Paine Jason's mom dockles to remarry aboard a cruise ship. . .:Z.I417ooii ... MIIto. NORTH tAKQ4 .A98 3 +Q3 tQ72 tJU 5 +J86 5 spades, South rebid one no-trump to I IIA·Y.t-rdyll;l MY _....__.,._iloodbodv. ••· Nnrolnl ... euoo. ,,.., 'Milrlpool wnl.- • dryer HI, white. like nM· t300. Kin mare ••tw·l71. Kenrnwe w11._, OYOCoda· f95. Nor110 ~- f15· alford II? ~ .11"11. · .. " We don't reed the paper. I just throw il out," my illlsband inlormed 1he paper boy. The boy replied , " That's okay, I'll just 1ake i1 to the 1rash - "'-." •u Despite his worthless doublelon in ril Entenllnmen1 Tonlgh1 e (J) USA Toiley X no~. ........... "Can't i By James Jacoby America (0;30) (I) Major League Ba-ll 1878 Cocllloo Coupo Do'llllo. 117SVZ 21GEY..,_ ........... good. Col .,.. 44.. 24a7. ..... c.. ArooT 1113 Cllll-luiiUAUN. 71,000 57 .· 7:30 D CZl Family Feud · I]) Scholaa~c Sport• ..... Til, AM·fM • cwutoo.10+77J.H80bot11 :00 .. d 3:00. a1111ng • •120 a mo. O.llla Hotol-114-441-9180. ......... It 4- H:Z. 7478. Wo~,IEP A F!ELArse, luT lmprovenw~tl Veil., Furniture Ntrw and uted furniture tnd eppllcencat . can · 114-4417 572. Hours g. 5. Ca""try Mabllo H""'o ...... IIOUJ• U, - h of ""moroy. Hf:s' ... ~ISfP HIM ~- -. Home 81 Cllh with epfH'CJ\*1 or.... 3 Ml• aut ....,•• Ad. Op.. tam to 81tm Mon. lhno lot. Ph. 114-4480322. 10 Deye ..aa • Dop. Atoo 3 l»ltoorntrdor. Col 814-4411- . . . . QIO. tocao. z M. llof. • ------ - •&o. Good selection of bedroom suit•. m•al cebtnelt. hudllo•• I 30 and up to 115. -tr ,..,•..,......p ...... Now 1!)1 Moneyllna I!J) Chaera II) Miami Vlca Ia Top Card 7:05 (I) Andy Gr1111111 Nil - • • .... )ectce. R••• hitch. u:tr•. *IIW'• Mollltlan. Furntture and Clfp.. No. ·one c.rpet, dteoount price: Stain milt«. AntoV. Monsento. Sootch G-d Rol-o. Two locotlono 122 \ll.,d St. PolntPI-ont, W.Vo. 304.87118498. ~P• Alv• Aoed, K•· naop, Ohio 11+4411-7444 Bring dolo od lor odd~ionol 10 ~inl..=t . di1count (20 ydl _;:...W.:.;.H,.:E...;R::._T:.,..---ll t Halfway to slam 1111 e1121 1151 WhHI 01 '-Q Ill liD Three'• Company 1177 A - -ol tnlor. 23' Bunk King size w.t• bed htedbo•d book · c11e water heater f12& . oo . Phone 304-875· 6158. DILtiF I 1--r-1 .;,;I I :..,:1~1--l i I BRIDGE ' NawaHour 01124. beds compt.te w-m.n ....... f2S5ondupto f385 ....11rt110. Mettr. . . . orboK IP'Inga ful or twtn Ill. 'firm •7B. end f88. au- .... 12110 • up, King •360. 4 ch_. tea. Gun coblnoll I . 8 • 10 gun. Boilr ...... _ • • • f41. Bod tnmM no. • 30 • King lm.,.tll. v.... .-. ....... ~ room aultft- •999. Coff" 10d end 1abl•-t?S • s.c. Ptdded Bentwood rocker · t59 . 96 , Grondl•'- oloolo fi9.9S. Blue dlnet111 ••· I chllr•t489 p.,. cludoo """"'I· Wooden K~chon choln-f11.9S . .IIOYiriiiiV cu· rio cabintts- t279, V11.1Qhtn . . . . . . . . . . d chlir- •899. Be111t redln. . t249. SOFASWood group e ploco- 03&9. ' l FODHOE e F!Mv lurnlohod g•ogo opt. AI utlttlll plid MCIPI aldridty . Roq'od. . LAYNE'I PUIINITURE 4 dr. chMt. t44.911. 5 ftyl• of bunk bedl 111rt:lng a1 t179lndudlng IM~g. FuH aize m~tttMt- •4t. 11. Qu.., iize manr. .. t71, twin mtttre... t99-a set. Mattr..... made by be- low to form four simple words. (!)llpolbC(ll (J) Current Allalr (lJ (!) MecNoll/ Lehroo tor t'Wit -'tiiiiiHk or month. • *'""' 111.W. er.. Motol. 11+448-7388. 45 ' Furnished Rooms Space for Rent Cll llody Electric • C!l 3·2·1 Conlee! 1;1 1111 ei!Z CBS NeWt ei!D WKRP In ClncinneU 1!)1 ShowBiz Today I!J) WKRP In Ctnclnn111 I1J Clr1oon Eapre" ~ Naw Coun1ry 8:36 (I) One Day AI A Time 7:110 Cll Our Houea eCZJ PM Mepzlne . .. ~~-. . . . .71- frrlllw Md u - - dryon, ..~ .... ~­ ron.... Sk ApplloncH. UpP"' RIY.- R • booldo Stono fr1m1 the you develop from step Ng. 3 below. WBportel.ook e (J) ABC Newo Q 4 ,, ........ "" ..... Col 1 1 4 - - -. , •• _ ....... y ....... Colle14-.... 1217 oltor ..,_ or 114-14111114. Roome Auto Pertt Reofranoe letters of 0 four tcrambled word s (ll .,.,alit.. 2 bedroon\ furnilhed. Remodtled. new 1'41¥'oround. l•g• pMio. Security deposit. CAM 114-992-1888 oftor lp.m. dad 's girlfriend comes to the open house. C!l Reeding Rainbow Q ... ei!D Happy O.yt I!J) fecl1i 01 Ufe II) Sha·Re 1:05 (I) Allee .8:30 • CZl Ill) NBC NlghUy Newa 60AROUND A DINING ROOM CIIAIR .. NEVER TRY TO 60 Tlli«<U611 IT ! •Acce180rl81 2 belt'oom Aptt. for rent. CtrpMed. Nlceuttlng. Laundry hdllli• Cllll 814892-3711. EOH. Gracious lving. 1 ~d 2 bedroom epartment1 et Village Minor and Rlvnide AJ*I· mtnts in Middleport. From uu Coli 614-992- nB7. (lJ Dlgno11l Junior High Arthur is resentful when his ALW~S _'_~_.~_:"'_u_•'_S..:.;_@..:·.~~~~~»__;~:.....S;__·_:o_,_:_: I TrMa (0:30) Haa • .0 000 UIED APPLIANCES up, • 8:110 CJ) IIonanza: Tha Loll Epl-a • I)) (ll • (J) I!IJ 1111121 Ill) Nowa (!) S....., Bowl ol 8por1e USED· 8tdl. bedroom suh ... On lei.drlhlrl. wringer 'l!'lllher. a compi... Mnootuooollurn11uro. NEW- Western boots- e3&. Workboott •11 • up. CStMI • ooftooot. Cllll1+44•3119.· Hutch• t400 •d WED., APRIL 26 EVENING Merc:hendlae SWIIIN AUCTION • FURNITURE S2 OIIYo St., Gill-. NEW- I jlc. wood group- f391. Uvlngroomsuk-- 1119-t598. l100k- with bodding- U49. FuH t iM m . .,.. & foundetlon 1t1rting- tl9 . 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Ohio r--Local news b r i e f s - - At-10:03 ----------a.m. the Mldclleport unit went to Stonewood Apartments for John Metzger who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital; atl2:2Jp.m. the Pomeroy unit transported Wlll!am Watson from his r~ldence on Lasley St. to Veterans Memorial Hospital; at 1:02 p.m. the Pomeroy unit tookTabatha Perez from the Pomeroy Elementary School to Veterans Memorial; at 4:30p.m. the Pomeroy unit took Mike Lllchfleld from S. R. 124 to Veterans and at 6:25 p:m. the Rutland unit responded to a call for Je!!rey Fitzwater it the Rutland ball!leld and took him to Veterans Mefl!!lrlal Hospital for treatment. Continued from page 1 M;elgs Library on West Main St., Pomeroy, Wedn~day morning. It was repor.ted that the problem centers ~round the provision of certain tools being used In the work now being· provided by the general contractor, R. D. Rogers of Columbus, Instead of through the workers of the Carpenters Local. A meeting to try to settle the dispute Is scheduled tor eariy afternoon, Ruth Powers, librarian reported. • No free pickup in Pomerpy Five calls were answered by units of the Meigs County Emergency Service Tuesday. There Is no free pickup of trash In Pomeroy village this year. VIllage workers report the free pickup had to lJe discontinued this year because of the lack of a local Iandflll. Trash or debriS must be transported out of county for disposal now. It Is . reported that long lines of trucks walt to dump at the West . Columbia landflll and the expense and time Involved make It impossible for the village to do free pickup. South Central Ohio between 45 and 55 Saturday and Tonight: Partly cloudy, with Sunday. patchy fog late. Lows will be between 50 and 55. Light northeast winds. · Thursday: Partly clol!dY, wltli highs be.tween 75 and 80. ·Extended Forecast Friday through Sunday Generally fair Friday and Saturday, with a chance of showers Sunday. Highs will range mainly from the mid 60s to "the mid 70s. Early morning lows generally will range frwn the 40s to the lower 50s Friday and 1.· l I DR. JAME$, ~.· ~QJIDE IS IESI.NG HIS •MEDICAL PUCTICE AT ' 155 NORTH $ECOND AVE• • MIDDLEPORT, OHIO EFFECTIVE APRIL 3, 1989 : PH. 992-6800. e • ' '• lj '" •• liNGS RAIN OR SH.INE KAHN'S ALL MEAT WIENERS PIG. IREG,·BUN SIIE) UCEISE • DAILY: IA.M.·1ZUI. -DAY: 8A.M.~1ZA.M. 2UBR news Veterans Memorial Admitted - Dorothy Collins. Pomeroy; John Metzger, Middle· port: William Watson. Pomeroy; Mary Ray, Pomeroy; Iva Cremeans. Middleport. Discharged - None. Fresh SAVE UP TO 30( A Ll. PRODUCE 20fo LOWFAT 13 LIS. OR MOREl MIDDLEPORT. DH. ALL HANGING BASKETS GROUND BE $795 ( Or.1Pl£T£ liN£ Of BEDDING & VEGETABLE H()lJHS Mon Sunda ~;HI 11 Hrlt CJ9C ~UNlS ij ilrn 6 6 pill rn GOOD USED WASHERS, DRYERS, REFRIGERATORS, TYs, GAS & ELEC. RANGES HAM BULK - GARQEN SEED . • • l .. • •BEANS •LmUCE •COIN •AID MOlE••• ' :' .. ' . . • ' I I PICKENS I ' . ' ' ' HAIIWAIE • • ••••••• c Election board to meet ··· $1291& ·' FRESH CALIFORNIA . STRAWBERRIES r-·-··-·--·--·---~ ---- Absentee ballots due Saturday 6 PACK CANS 99C LB. CARES • • • IT With the finest quality groceries and freshest meat and produce, week In and week out! ' . Squads have 2 Wednesday calls . • ' I ··--···-·--- Deputies recover stolen car • f: Loca I news b ne S CHOPPED· . PH. 446·1699 .I ' From The Dell HOUIS: I l.M.·6 P.M. NOW IN STOCK ll. , COUNTY APPLIANCES 627 3rd ln., Gallpolls J Proposed .four-lane ·highway through Mason .County could .benefit Meigs FRESH NOW OPEN By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Sentinel News Stall Supplemental contracts were awarded and the school calendar for the 1989·90 year was adopted at a special meeting of the Meigs Local School Dlstrl~t Board of Education Wednesday night. Awarded one-year contracts were: . Rusty Bookma·n, head boys basketball coach; Ron Drexler, assistant varsity boysbasketball coach; Rich Ash, reserve boys basketball; Jim Oliphant, cross country; Rick Ash, head volley. ball; Dale Harrison, assistant volleyball; Roger Foster, head girts basketball; Kim Adkins, reserve girls basketball; Renee Barnes, girls junior high basket· ball; John Arnott, girls junior high basketball, Eleanor McKel· vey, yearbook; and Toney Dlnguss. band director. Other one-year supplemental contracts awarded went to John Wednesday afternoon at the site of the new Meigs , INFORMATIONAL PICKET LINE - Roberi Arnott, John Redovlan. Mike IJbrary on West Main Street, Pomeroy. WhUe · St. Clair, Richard Fltch, Cliff Ro1ers and Howard Wilfong, extended service, gul· some work continued on the structure; most oft he . Montgomery, all of Carpenters Local 650, dance; Eleanor Blaettnar, ex· crafls have honored the picket line. · Pomeroy, were on the lnfonnatlonal picket line tended service, library: Earl Young, assistant principal, part time; Roger Birch. head teacher. Bradbury; Harold Graham, head teacher, Harrisonville; Marjorie Fetty, head teacher. Rutland; Ed Bartels, head ,, teacher. Salisbury; and. John .Arnott, head teacher. junior he sent to the job site Monday ·The informational picket ai the on proper procedure in handling high, . morning at the request of the job · construction sltt> of the new pension and Insurance monies, The board rejected a request Meigs Library on West Main St .. and work equipment superintendent. for optional service credit from While some work is continuing September 1983 to March 1985 at Pomeroy, moved Into Its second requirements . day today when the general Boston said that the job super- on the- library building, most a cost of$1.345.14 for Leo Morris. contractor. Rodney D. Rogers. Intendent contends that the car· craft workers are honoring the a bus driver. on the recommen· Inc .. Columbus. and the Pome· penters must supply their own picket line, Boston' said. He said dation of Supt. James Carpenter. roy Carpenters Local650falled to ladders and scaffolding and not that the Local Is anxious to who co·m mented that granting reach a contract agreement. just hand tools as is the usual resolve the problems and come to the request would set a precedent a solu1ion which would be benefi· for future requests. According to Sam Boston, req ulrement. cia! to both the workers and the business represen1at1ve for the Boston also said that the In other action, the board LocaL t ht> disagreement is not company declined to complete cons tructlon company. accepted the resignation of Ca· concerning the wage scale: but W4 forms for two workers which rolyn Smith as head teacher at the Middleport school. and ap· . proved a transfer of $2,000 from the MHS class of •1989 to .the yearbook fund, providing money ' to use color pictures In the yearbook. Yvonne Young was given a two year contract in a secretarial By CHARLES A. MASON 300 people. The hearing is the -of the audience, would be between position commencing with the OVP Staff result of a federally-funded Ripley and Milton. . 1989·90 year. $200,000 feasibility study. Proponents of the four-lane in ' The .1989-90 calendar adopted POINT PLEASANT, ·wva. Counncy Joslin, hearing Mason County have long conten· by the board calls for theflrstday One of three proposed corridors moderator, was pleased with the dcd the lack of such a lransporta· for teachers to be on Aug. 25, wlt,h being considered by the West VIC· turnout. "If we had any idea (we tion pattern in t~c county is hinder· the first day for students to be on ginia Department of Highways would hav~ thts ~any)_, we would ing economiC development. Aug. 28. Thanksgiving vacation planners for a four· lane highway have sold bckets, he .JOked at the Representatives from Putnam would be Thanksgiving Day. the could open up northefl) Mason start of the near two·h~ur sessmn_. County -at the meeting said they County and also open up transporThe three comdors bemg believe the second route - Point tation patterns in Meigs County if a proposed include an east-west route Pleasant to Hurricane - is the best new bridge over the Ohio was pan that would link Point Pleasant and one for their purposes. of the proposal. Ripley; a. north to southeast route The were several 'farmers from That was just one assessment that would link Point Pleasant and along Route 35 and Route 2 that Wednesday night at a public meet- Hurricane and a north-south route were concerned that the state J!1ight ing in. the Mason County that would link Point Pleasant and decide to take fertile agricultural Courthouse on a proposedfour·IWJC M~ton. Another route, the longest, land for the road. They were as· A 198.S Mercury. stolen In highway. The 'hearing drew !Je&rly whtch was suggested by a member sured by Josli!l and Paul Wilkinson, Columbus on April 22. was planning director for the' WVDOH, that the federal government would recovered Wednesday In a strip · not stand for such a practice. Some m lne off Parkinson Road In members of the audience contended Rutland Township, according to that the highway may not be a report from Meigs County needed right now, that there are Sherlt! James M. Sou is by. Sheriff Souls by reports that the other problems that need to be ad· The M~lgs County Board of Elect i0ns wiH meet Tuesday, May vehicle, registered to Columbus dressed in the Mason. Putnam and 2 at 4:30 P:m.' at the office on Mechanic Street. Pomeroy. resident Sherry Kuhn, was spot JackS!)n co1111ties. "I'm not sure all of us want a ted by turkey hunters. There four-lane through Mason County," were no keys tn thP vehicle, the said Pete Sommers. ·"I am in favor radio was missing and a rear tire was flat. . of i t - depending." The vehicle has been The session was opened by John Applications for absentee voter ballots wlll be accepted at th0 Board of Elections office 9n Mechanic Street. Pomeroy, unUI Lancaster, W¥DOH p,roject Impounded. The sheriff's department re· noon Saturday only, according to Jane Frymyer, director. m~er, who conducted a .'brain· celved a report of a theft from a stonnmg session," to gather input Each ballot Is mailed directly to the voter and then must be contractor at Meigs Mine No.1. returned to the Board of Elections office (not the polling place, on what the audience believed to be The theft occurred the weekend the goals of a four-lane. The routes before 7:30p.m on Tuesday, Election Day. of March 18-20. Accomlng to the were discussed by William Wood, To qua lily to vote absentee a resldJ::nt must be 62 years of age superln· report from the mine who is in charge of the location or more. absent from the country !lh the day of the election. study, and then Joslin took general tend!!nl, 200 feet o! welding cable confined to a hospital on the day of election. unable to vote on and 100 feet of ground cable were · comments from the floor. election day for religious reasons, on active duty with the The large crowd. which took taken !rom a welder. Three-live military. confined to a Jail or workhouse, and a polling place every avaifable inch of spice in the gallon cans and gasoline were official or a member or employee of the Meigs Board of Elect Ions. · Mason County Courlhouse second· also taken. A porta band saw was floor courtroom, and then spilled also reported taken from a tool out into the two adjacent hallwayi; trailer. Two accident reports were also remained orderly. taken by the department on They had their marching orders The Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports two Wednesday . from Jolin, wbo noted comments calls Wednesday, The first accident occurred at 8 should Slick to the subjecL "Let's At 2 p.m.. Llfe!llght was called to Veterans Memorial a.m. on State Routq 124 ln. not 11111110 blck and forth, or we 'U Hospital for Cha~les Hoschar ·who was taken to Ohio State Syracuse. According to the rebe here 1111111 11 o'clock." The Unlveralty Hospttalaln Columbus. port, an unknown vehicle was rneocinl wu over before 9 p.m. If. The Syracuse unit was c·alled at 6:04p.m. to College Road tor traveling weat on 124, wento!!the unllrilnlll 7 p.m. . Steven Fitch who was taken to Veterans Memorial HospitaL roadway on the left, knocking Continued on paae 12 Continued on page 12 ;Informational picket up second day • • construction site ·at Me~gs Libra,ry MITCH'S I ' 2 Sectlona. 12 Pogn 26 Cants A Multimedia Inc. Newtpeper Meigs ·board. awards supplemental contracts 89C l·LB. ' Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio, Thursday. April 27, 1989 • COKE ·$·14'· .' Vo[38. No.247 CopyrlghtN 1888 • ' I Mostly cloudy tonight. Low In Chance of rain 110 percent. ~lda:r. cloudy. H11h 111 mid 788. l""'""'e of rain 40 percent. • • A CARDINAL·AFFILATED SUPERMARKET . It Is not Frank W. Porter. Jr .. PomC'roy attorney. who is a member of Pomeroy's Historical Preservation Commission, but his son. Frank w. ·Porter. ·1n. PhD, of near Letart Falls. Page 3 · ~ ••• •• ... suspensi01i. Pick3 205 Piek 4 2644 .. Super Lotto 3-4-7-12-13-16 Kieker 105567 ' I : WillER Three were fined and seven others forfeited bonds In the court of Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyler Tuesday night. Sally . Moore, Pomeroy, was fined $113 and costs on a charge of public Intoxication; Coy Nltz, Middleport. $375 and costs, OWl; Dwayne Qualls. Bidwell, $63 and costs operating under Clarification • ' TO SCHEDULE APPOINTMENTS MUST PROVIDE -DEl BUCKEYE CARD OR . • i Lottery Reds back on top tn We8t race • • Middleport, OH.•Corner of Qen. Htrtlngtr Pkwy. l Purl 8t.•II2·M71 Forfeiting bonds were Hubert Johnson Ill, Mason, W. Va. : $43, assured clear distance; Quinton Bailey, Long Bottom, $63, squeal· ing tires. and $63. expired II· cense; Roy Estep. Pomeroy, $63. squealing tires; Douglas Clonch, Patriot, $63, failure to control, and $43. stop sign violation; Carolyn Powell. Racine. $48, :speeding; Trudy Williams. Pomeroy, $47. speeding; Stephen Powell. Pomeroy. $63, traffic violation: and . Tina Hudson. Sandyvil!P.W. Va .. $4:ispeeding. • TUESDAY IS SENIOR CIT.IZEN'S DAY AT VAUIHAN'S .. 5o/a DISCOUNT ON ALL' PURCHASES ) Pomeroy Court Hospi~al I •• Squads have five Tues~ calls ---·---Weather------ I Apt 28, 1989 -- --· --J l • -. L . Friday and Monday following, Christmas vacation to be the week of Christmas, commencing after classes on Dec. 22 and continuing until Tuesday. Jan. 2, 1990. Good Friday and · the Monday after Easter were designated as no-school days with the final day of school being set lor May 25. Board President Richard Vaughan appointed Gordon Fisher and Fenton Taylor as . co·c halrman of a commltll!e to work on the football !leld light· lng. Plans call for the work to be done with volunteer labor and some donated materials. After the meeting opened the board moved Into executive .session for over an ·hour to discuss personnel. They returned to the table and transacted some · business and then moved back Into execlltlve session to continue the personnel discussion. Attending were Sup!. Carpen· ter. Treasurer Jane Fry, Iloard President Vaughan, and members, Robert ·Snowden, Larry Rupe. Jeff Werry, and Bob Barton. Athenian expected to· be named An Athens County resident Is expected to be named today by the House Democratic Caucus to fill the vacant seat In the 94th District or the Ohio House of Representatives, according to sources. Mary Abels. deputy director of labor relations, Ohio Department of Transportation, Is the ·forerunn er for· the replacement of Jolynn (Boster) Butler, who resigned to accept her appointment as chairman Public Utilities Commlssio'1. of Ohio. According to sources, the House Democratic Caucus is expected to name Abels as the replacement today. If the • announcement Is not made today, the caucus Is expe.cted to decide during the legislature's next session. Commission will be ready to form sewerage 'district By NANCY YOACHAM Scipio Township. construction Sentinel News Staff Meigs County Commissioners phase, $464,033.50; sealing of a Intend to be ready just In case the mine _shaft. Rolling Mill. one acre Orange and Olive Township in Salisbury Township. In final Trustees ask them to form a design and construction phase. sewerage district for Tuppers $15,000. Hobstetter also reported t~at a Plains. meeting to discuss the county's A meeting was held last Friday ,soli survey Is scheduled for 10 tn·-Tuppers Plains to discuss the need of a centralized sewage a.m. May 17 at the Farmers system for the community, and Bank. A first draft of the Soil funding sources whlclt might be Survey Report has lleen written available to help construct the and will be available at the needed system. The point was meeting. Presently, there are made by state officials attending less than 20.000 acres to map for last Friday's meeting that until the county. Bailey Run Road will be closed · the township trustees officially request the county commission· from Route 124 up to and ers to .form a sewerage district. . Including the second bridge, for and the sewerage district Is three or four days ·starting formed. nothing can be done In Monday, reported Meigs County Engineer Phlltp Roberts and regard to applying !or funds. The corhmlssloners .will be in · Highway Superintendent Ted touch with Meigs County Prosec· Warner. The Meigs County High· utor Steven Story as to preltml· way Department wllt be rep lac· lng the two bridges on that nary steps to establish the section of the road. · · district. Davtd Koblentz. as the board's Bid openings for construction of a court house elevator took representative to the Buckeye place on Tuesday and results of Administrators. Inc. self· the openings were reported dur· Insurance council. voted toelimi· tng Wednesday's meeting. The nate the deductible on compre· firm of Banks Construction, henstve damages under the Middleport, was low bidder at county's vehicle coverage. $127,500. The firms of Wesam Based upon a review by Buckeye of reported comConstruction. Chester, and AOK. · Admlnlstr'ltors prehensive coverage lncidC'nts Cheshire, also bid for the job with over the past policy year, the proposals of $138,530 and $157,800 self-Insurance council anticirespectively. All bids ' are now being reviewed by the archltectu· pates only a fou• to eight percl:nt raJ firm which will make a Increase in claims paid by recommendation prior to next eliminating th(' comprehensive Wednesday's regular commls· deductible. Elimination of thC' sioners' meeting. The commls· deductible will be retroactive> sioners will announce the bld from March t the beginning of the policy year. II enough council winner on Wednesday. members approve the recomClerk Mary Hobstetter re· mendation to eliminate the ported that the Ohio Department deductible. o!Natural Resources, Dlvlslono! The commissioners have sche· Mining Reclamation. has sche- duled 2 p.m. next Wednesday for duled four publiC hearings to a public hearing to dlsc~s a· diSCuss planned reclamation pro· · request .from Brasel and Brasel jects !or the area. The nearest 011 to use salt brine for dust hearlna for Meigs County resl· control on their lease roads and · dents will be 7 p.m. May?, at the company yard on Leading Cr!:'ek Athens County Extension o!flce. Road In Rutland Township, Hold· ' JI4elgs County reclamation protng of a public hearing Is a Jects to be discussed Include a requirement when a request Is mine drainage problem on the made to use sail brine for dust orMason!!! Lodge property In Ice control. Pomeroy. one acre, In the flqal ln other business, ln1erdepart· design and construction staae. at mental tranlfer requeats were a cost of $49,4110; utrlp mine and appJ:Qved for the hlabway depart· daneerOUI hl&hwall at Mudfork, ment; and bltumlllOUI bldl for an 85 acre alte In Scipio Town· the month or May were accepted ship, coutruetlon pbaae,· at a ' tram Alhpalt Materials and the cost of $'180,!5113; a strip mine and Koke company. with purchases road.!loodlq situation, the Pqe, 1£1 be made at the discretion o!the ville V · project, 68.5 acra Ill county eqlneer. · . -----·-'-------------·- • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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