http://66.213.69.5/files/original/82aac3717997464d9fdb6b985dc528a3.pdf a62361eb9f1426aeca5a427e0c76a066 PDF Text Text • '' Pom•oy-Middleport, Ohio Page-12-The Daily Sentinel Tunday. May 3. 1988 Tornadoes beat Pirates Page 3 BUY THECASE AND SAllE THE $CASH t oz. THOROFARE GREEN BEANS $ 00 $ so oz. $ 50 oz. OUTSIDE AU WEEK s o~ 12-15Vz OZ. GOLDEN GRAIN THOROFARE PIECES & MUSHROOMS MACARONI-N-CHEESE $s 00 A relative close race yesterday was for the nomination to run for the. Meigs County Engineer's post. Incumbent Philip M. Ro· berts was given 2,585 votes to defeat Robert H. Eason for the nomination. Eason received 2,259 tallies in his first bid for a public office. Republican Roberts is assured of election since he will run unopposed in the fall. Several incumbent Republican county office holders were unopposed In seeking nomination to run lor reelection and are unopposed in the fall. Leading the way as the top vote getter among these candidates was Dr. James P . Conde, Meigs County Coroner, who received 3,952 votes. Incumbent Clerk of Courts Larry E. Spencer was second high In Republican votes nailing down 3,853. Other Republican in cumbent office hold ers, unopposed ye sterday and unopposed In the fall , and the ir vote total s include: David J . Koblentz. for count y commiss ioner. term beginning Jan . 2, 1989, 2,949; Richard E. Jones , for coun ty commiss ioner, term beginning J an. 3. 1989 , 3,382; Steven L. Story. mak ing his tlrSt bid for a public office. Continued on page 5 T .:1.~ 3 ~ / /T £,.2. .5'"b 3.2.. £() liT .;3 / ()/ ~3 ~ ' .P/ .r-1 r?7' r~ ' //~ . -5/ il / '"'tJ - Meigs voters reject three tax measures ,;2.9 c~j 3/. Tl)ree tax measures, two In- expense operating levy, volving school districts .. were ·committee Results defeated soundly In governmen· Central committee posts of tal subdivisions of Meigs County both the Republican and DemoIn Tuesday's primary elections. crat parties were filled in TuesIn Rutland VIllage, voters . day's primary elections. turned down . 101 to 47 an eight Named to committee posts of mill, five year tax levy which their respective parties In the would have provided funds for voting precincts were: police protection. Rutland VIllage - Elizabeth In the Eastern Local School Hobstetter, R.; Samuel B. May, Dis trlct where a· continuing 12.4 D . mill current operating expense West Bedford - Brenda S. levy was on the ballot, voters Roush, R.; Edith Leach. D. defeated the measure 980 to 503. Columbia - Gay F. Johnson, Vote~s of the Meigs Local R., over Ronald Whittington, R.; School District turned down 1,859 Charles Arthur Crabtree, D. to 687 a 5 mill continuing current Reedsville- Ethel Mundry. R. THOROFARE CATSUP . $800 f/6 J./, ././/_ AJ!J PEACHES APPLESAUCE 12/16 oz. MAL~ES OR SLICED $$00 /_., '" 11/16 12/16 oz. I ~7 I ..;-.;.. ? .2.. I~ . £ ;2. : / ?' /CI9' /~ ;. :i '7 ¥ l /J.;t.. l /tit? .f3 /"7 qq ! .//3 <70 ! //J(? ' '/ft".-,(.JV'~~=-==3=9=-==-'-==-s;~ _:;2 _ 3_'( PRECINCT BY PRECINCT- This table shows the precinct vote of Meigs Countlans In the three /.5/ ' CHICKEN NOODLE or ~E8ETABLE SOUP U-to~•z. $1 0OO THOROFARE SPAIHEnl SAUCE *7.00 David W. Woolard was em ployed as new full time police officer for Racine Vllllage when Racine Village Council met In regular session Monday evening. Woolard was hired under a six month probationary period as required by the Ohio Revised Code. He previously worked part time In the village last summer and has had over eight years · experience In other county villages. Mayor Frank Cleland appointed Woolard to the post with council confirming the appointment. Mayor Cleland reported that he Is working with the telephone company In an attempt to hold the same pollee number. However , Woolard may be reached by phoning the sheriff's office In emergency until he establishes residency in Racine. Council approved the purchase of the necessary uniform for pollee and agreed to continue with repairs to the cruiser. It was reported that the village had received Its latest distrlbu - Over 200 individuals took part In this year's annual training school sponsored by the Meigs County Emergency Medical Ser· vices. Robert Byer, Meigs EMS director, called the two-day school "a great success" in terms of the training presented and the knowlege gained by · trainees. By Matt Robertson According to Byer, 35 emer· gency departments from 18 dlf· Th~ bodies of two Meigs County ferent counties, Including counmen missing since a boating acc1ties as far away as Hancock and dent in the early morning hours of Medina. were represented at the April 23 on lhc Ohio River were two-day school. · found Tuesday near the Kyger Training In rope rescue, which Creek generating planl by took place at the Pomeroyseartbers, officials said IOdiy. Mason Bridge, was Included In The body of Pete McDonald, 19, the training sessions. In addition, Dexter, Ohio, was recovered by cla_sses In extrication and ha· ' members of bis family 11 about zardous materials, as well as noon on Tuesday, about ono mile EMS training, were offered at soulh of Ohio Riva- Mile 2S8 Meigs High School. Repelling where the ~ttident occurred, Jeff classes took place on the cliffs at SwiOCiley of the West Vilginia the Melp County Fatrarounds. DejMillllent of Nltllral Rcsourtes, Continued on Pa!fe ~ confirmed today. Engineers in the near future . tlon from the county auditor, $8,859.89 minus auditing fees of Council members suggested $2,354.22. Total receipts for April that perhaps some school or civic· amounted to $21,285.81 while group would be Interested in cleaning the beach of driftwood expenses amounted to $15,386. Mayor Cleland reported that a and removing broken glass on . new sign at the levee has been the beach. effective and that numerous - Street Commissioner Glenn people are uslng the boat ramp. Rizer reported that two new The mayor Indicated that im- heavy duty mowers have been provements are still In the works purchased from StarTru-Valuat and he invited the public to utilize a savings to the village. He also the facility at anytime. Dona- reported that repairs are needed tions are also being accepted for on the Gravely tractor and that the Improvement fund . he has serviced all town Councilmen Carroll Teaford equipment. and Dick Wamsley installed a Rizer reported that the Leary culvert at the base of the levee Construction Co. has completed road, ditched the roadway, and work on the town water tank. No repairs were needed to the widened the road for two-way Interior of the tank and thus the traffic. Teaford reported that It Is maintenance work renews a 10 ready for limestone before a hardtop surface Is put Into place. year guarantee on the tank. A Leary representative suggested It was repo~ted that Mayor Cleland Is still actively seeking that a valve be placed at the base of the tank of avoid having to Input tor the procurement of a fiush the system through exls ting pier or floating dock at the site. lines. An application Is to be filed The village hauled 24 loads or through the U. S. Corps of Continul!d on page 6 Bodies recovered from river • $600 In More than 200 take part • • ln sess.,on THOROFARE SPINACH. races North Chester - Rodney G. Chevalier. R.; Henry L. Hun ter , D. Lebanon - James W. Hay man. R. Orange - Roger Gaul , R .; Norman 0 . Weber, D. Pomeroy Third Eve lyn ttark. R. ; Rebecca Triplett, D. East Rutland - F1orence Barrett!, R .; Janet L. Howard . D. West Rutland - Ann Barrett. R.; Norman C. Will , D. Middleport First- Ruth Powers, R . Middleport Second - Fred L. Hoffman, R .; Kenneth lmboden, Continued on page 5 Council names Woolard new . Racine police officer Monday_ 36 Republican county level position Tuesday's Primary Election: $500 THOROFARE 12/16 oz. • 12/16 oz. SLICED CARROTS PEAR HAL~ES $900 oz. ~ A·~- 0//. : /fJ-2 ). /1./. / . / 37' THOROFARE THOROFARE ~ /] j 3? 1 THOROFARE THOROFARE HOWARD FRANK FRED W. CROW III rMu,-. ;,.. $8°0 . 2 Sections. 16 Pages 25 Ce~tl A Multimedia Inc. New speper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, May 4, 1988 92 .Ll. 24/10 114 oz. . enttne Roberts nominated $ 00 ~- TOMATO SOUP at PORK-N-BEANS .lf2.J THOROFARE • ' PEPSI & HOT DOGS TOMATO JUICE 12-40!. • Rain tonight. Low near 45. ICI,oudlvThursday , chance of rain percent. THOROFARE THOROFARE 6-46 12-16 Pick 4 · 5415 By BOB HOEFLICH · ney, defeated incumbent Meigs Meigs County Sheriff in the fall, Sentinel News Staff Common Pleas Court Judge Incumbent Howard Frank de-Fred W. Crow III, Howard Charles H. Knight for the nomi- feated Robert E. Beegle, a Frank and Philip M. Roberts nation to run as common pleas former deputy sheriff, 2,638 to were winners in the three Repubcourt judge candidate for the 2,455. Frank will be opposed In lican county level post races In Republicans In November. Crow the fall by the only· Democrat Tuesday 's primary elections, received 2,912 votes while Knight · filing for nomination to run for a according to the unofflcial count chalked up 2,298. Crow is assured local post In Tuesday's elections . of the Meigs- County Board of of election next fall since there He Is James M. Soulsby who Elections. are no Democratic candidates. received 1,419 votes to become Crow, who is now serving as , In a nip and tuck battle for the the Democratic nominee for Meigs County Prosecuting AttorRepublican nomination to run for sheriff In the fall. PEAS FRENCH STYLE OR CUT 703 Vol.38, No .263 Copyrighted 1988 ROFARE CIS OR WHOLE KERNEL $ 00 Daily Number e Crow, Fran MAY 3RD THRU THE -7TH C.ORN Ohio Lottery RETIREE HONORED - Ray L. Holler, a& riJbt, wu llonored . receatJr lor SS years service u a nral mall carrier lor tile , Pomeroy Post Offtce. Hollier, whose retirement u a maO carrier wu olflclal on AprD 30, wu preaented a cer11ftcale of . I commentla&lou by Pomeroy Poetmuter Tom R. Reuter. Bolter also received a camera lr_o m ltla fellow eml!loYeetl. • I The body or Shane Smilh 18 Salem Cenlel', was found around 4:40 p.m. Tuesday· by private cilizens assisting with the search operalion, a Point Pleasant 'klhmteer Fire Department spokesman said today. Smith's body was found in the same area as Mason County coroner said today, adding they · were released to funeral homes. No autopsies are planned, he said. · The forces _of nature that kept the two bodies hidden for II days bel!led bring _them to the surface, Sweeney said. "We anticipated wilh McDooald'~body, he added. t the water temperature the way it Both bodies we~e transported by was, it would take about 10 days" the Poinl Pleasant 'kllunrecr Fire to m;IJYer lhe bodies, he said. The Dcpanmenl to the West Vilginia river cunen~ aided se&;rth. bank where they w= takea by the The acctdcnt mvolvmg three Point Pleasanl Eme!piiCy Medical Meigs County men occUlTed at Sel'vices to Pleasant Valley OhioRivcr Mile 258 at about 12:30 Hospil&l. a.m. April 23 after the eight-foot. Both bodies were identillcd by 8at-boaom boa! the men wm family members. Brmn MOJlllll, (Contbtued on page 2) near !he • �Ohio ' Page- 2- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Bodies' recovered ... Conti nued from pagel riding in overturned. The third man in the boat, John Bro.wn of Langsville, Ohio, was rescued by workers on the James K, Ellis tow shortly after the accident. Brown was transported to the Holzer Medical -- Center where he has been lrCated and released. The search, which at Limes was liam pered by bad weather and rough water, was coordinated by the West Virginia 'DNR with units from the Gallia County Sheriff's Dcparunem, the Point Pleasant, I New Haven, Mason, Leon, VaUey, Ohio River Road and Middleport volunteer fire departments and many private citizens. Also assist· ing with the search operations was the Point Pleasant EMS. Sweeney said that he was glad for the families that the bodies were found and also that the search was Pete McDonald. 19, of Dexter, died April _22 near Cheshire . He wa s born April2J. 1969 in Athens, so n of David and Velvie Stover McDonald Sr. , of Dexter. In addition, he is survived by a br other, Dav id McDonald Jr .; mat e rnal grandmother · Opal Sewa r of Ga llipolis; a spec ial frie nd Chris Bass of Dexter; and several aunts. uncles and cousins . He at tended Meigs Hi g h SchooL Service~ will be conducted Thu rsday . 3 p.m., from Dex ter Chu rch of Chris t, Rev . Stewart Jamison offica tin g. Bur ial follow s in Old Standish Cemetery. Friends may call at church Wednesday , 7 to 9 p.rh . a nd Thursday prior to se rvices. · Services under r.he direction of McCoy-Moore Funeral Home of Vinton. Shane Smith : Sha ne Smith, 18, of Route 1 '{fnt on, died April 22 near Cheshire . He -wasbornMay l 5,1969i n Colu m bu s, son of Ted Smith of \renway, Ohio and Sue Thomas Smi th of Vinton. Also survivi ng are two broth - <rs. Kelly Thomas. Vinton and Teddy Smith of Col umbus; three slsters, Kenny Sue Thomas of Vinton, Mrs. Ron (Tammy) Hurdman or Rutland and Mrs. Bill t Brenda) King of Ha rr isonville. He at tended Meigs High School. Services will oe Thursday, 3 p.m ., from Dexter Church of Chris t, Rev. Elmer Geiser offi ciating . Burial follows in Salem Ce nter Ce metery. Friends may caii at the church Wednesday, 7 to 9 p.m .. and Thursday prior to ser vices. Services under th e direction of McCoy -Moore Funeral Home of Vinton. Ellen Curfman ' Elle n Curfman, 78, 'of 2216 Easter n Ave ., died Wednesday at Holzer M edical Cen ter following ap extended illness. She was a retired em ployee of Holzer Medical Ce nt er as a Licensed Practical Nurse. : Born F e b.l9, 1910 in Pleasants County, W.Va .. s he wa s a daughier of th e late Wa lter Cronin and Six forfeit bond in court Six defendants forlelted bonds and one was fined in the court of Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman Tuesday night . Ronald E . Collins, Pomeroy forfeited a $450 bond on OWl and $200 on failure to stop after an accident; James 'L. Terrell, Middleport fot1elted a $225 bond on a charge of driving under suspension, and $50 on running a stop sign, and Delmas Kearns , Midleport, fot1eited a $50 bond on running a red light. Forfeiting bonds on speeding charges were Bennie J . Siawter, Middleport and John K. Spires, Albany, $40 each, and Eric P. Turner, Gallipolis, $46. "We were ordered every day to be out on the river searching; we would have been out today," Sweeney said, Fanny Hammond Cronin. · Surviving are two sons, John Paul Curfman of Columbus, a nd Charles Curfman of Racine; eight grandchildre n, nine greatgra ndchildren; one brother, Lewis Cronin of Vienna , W.Va. She was preceded in death by a son, Don Curfman in 1986; one hrother and one sister. A resident of Ga llia ·county si nce 1969, she formerly lived in Meigs County. She was a member of French Creek Baptist Church, Peasants County, W.Va. and attended E lizabeth Chapel Church. Services will be conducted Friday 1 p.m . at Waugh-HaileyWood Funeral Home, Rev. Alfred Holley and Rev. William Curfma n officiating. Burial follows in Greenwood Cemetery , Racine.· Friends may call at the funeral home 7 to 9 p.m., Thursday. briefs~ ,...--Local news over. Area deaths Pete McDonald Wednesday, May 4. 1988 Mayor fines two on charges I John Calandros, Point Pleasant, W. Va. and Robert Harrison, !1, Pomeroy, were fined on two charges each In the court of Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyler Tuesday night. Calandros was fined $63 and costs each on the charges of no operator's license and expired plates, while Harrison was fined $163 and costs on a charge of reckless operation and $63 and costs on a traffic light violation. Also fined In the court was Brenda Teaford, Syracuse, $43and costs, on a stop sign violation. · Forfeiting bonds on speeding charges were William Weaver , Middleport, $47; Jeffrey Wickersham, Racine, $48; Melanie Hemsley, Shade, $47; Gary Lamp, Newark, $63. Jamie Wolfe, Racine forfeited a $43 bond on a charge of assured clear distance. Hudson's 4-hitter do.wns White Sox, 4-l ----Announcements---·- - ' May pick up !lowers Flowers ordered from PomeroyPTOaretobeplckedupat the elementary schOol from 1 to 3:30 p.m. on Friday . Gospel quartet sing There will be a gospel quartet sing at the Reedsville Church of Christ on Sunday at 7:30p.m. The . Joyful Sounds from Vienna, W.Va. and the Heavenly Express from Ravenswood, W.Va . will be featured. The public is invited to attend. Grange ,to meet Star Grange No. 778 and Star Junior Grange No. 878 will meet in regular session on Saturday , at 8 p.m., at the grange hall on County Road 1 near Salem Center. Ins pelion will be held and all members are urged to attend. The C.W.A. contest judging will be postponed until the June 4 tl Potluck refreshments :'i~~ ~=- served following the t. mee. ang. By DAVE FREDERICK \ UPI Sports Writer Charles Hudson silenced all skeptics, and more Importantly, the Chicago White Sox. Hudson, making his first start of the season In place of the Injured Rick Rhoden, allowed four hits In six innings as the New York Yankees defeated the Chi. cago White Sox Tuesday 4-1. Hudson, 3-1, had made seven appearances this season, all in relief. "! was happy to be in my _rhythm," said Hudson. "It felt pretty good starting again, different. It was nice knowing a day before you're going to pitch. I just have to do my best each lime I go out there. "I can't force any decisions . Whether I start or reJ!eveis all up to (ma nager) Bliiy '( Martin)." While cruising through the White Sox batting order, Hudson helped move the Yankees Into first place t in the American League East, one-half game ahead of Cleveland. The Yankees supported Hud- Car wash stated The Eastern pony League will sponsor a car wash this Saturday beginning at 8:30a.m. at Cole's Sohlo in Tuppers Plains. All players are asked to attend and bring a bucket or sponge. Community residents are asked to support the team. Rutland trustees Rutland Township Trustees will meet In regular session Thursday, 6:30 p.m., at the Rutland Fire Station. Car&onlya Mother could love. HILL SINGLES -Southern's Mike Hill (3) hits a pop single behind second base in 'the second lnnlng of Monday's SVAC game against North Gallia in the vlllage park in VInton. The Tornadoes came from behind lo beat the Pirates 9·6. ( OVP staff photo by G. Spencer Osborne) EMS has three Tuesday calls Meigs County Emergency Medical Services ·reports three calls Tuesday; Middleport at 2:57a.m. to Williams St. !or Harry Stobart to Holzer Medical Center; Pomeroy Fire Department at 1:35 p.m. to a brush fire on Landaker Road; Shade River Forestry Service was called In for help and firefighters were on the scene until about 7 p.m.; Syracuse at 1:36 p.m. to Route 124 for Eugene Mollohan to Veterans Memorial Hospital; later to Huntington V .A. HospitaL Southern wins, 9-6 Southern pitchers Jeff Caldwell and Dave Amburgey combined lor 15 stri)<eouts while the Tornadoes broke a 3-3 tie in the fifth inning to beat Nortll Gallia 9-6 In Vinton Monday afternoon. Caldwell, the eventual winner, was tagged for three runs by the Pirates in the second Inning, but his teammates came around and tied the game with three runs off eventual loser Kevin Smith in the third. Caldwell held the hosts long enough to allow his teammates to give him a three-run cushion with an outburst in the fifth. Whlle the Pirates' offense was effectively held in port by its first three hitters in the lineup stri king out a total of 12 times, the Head Start taking applications Weather South Central Ohio Occasional rain today, with highs In the low 60s. Occasional rain tonight, with a low near 45. Mostly cloudy Thursday, with a chance of rain and highs in the low 60s. The probability of precipitation is 80 percent today and tonight and 50 percent Thursday. Winds will be from the northeast at 10 to 20 mph today and [rom the nortll at 10 to 20 mph tonight. Extended Forecast Friday through Sunday Fair through the period. Highs will range from 55 to 65 In the northern part of the state and from 65 to 75 in the southern part of!he state on Friday ..Highs will be · In the 70s Saturday and ranging from the low 70s to the low 80s Sunday. Overnight lows will be In the 40s Friday and Saturday mornings and ln the 50s early Sunday. Gallia-Melgs Hei!d Start will be taking applications for fall enrollment during the month of May . Interested persons may call 992-3088 o" stop at the Head Start Center In the Meigs Multi-Purpose Senior Center on Mulberry Heights in Pomeroy. Turkey haroest up from 1987 SWISHER LOHSE Meigs County's harvest of wild turke,YS. for tl)e three-week spring gobbler season, which started in April and will continue through May 14, is up from last year. In Meigs County the first week of the season, reports Keith Wood, county game protector, 98 wild turkeys were killed. The first week total for Meigs Cnunty in 1987 was 64 and the whole 1987 season total was 82 t uFkeys killed . Gallla County had a total of 73 turkeys harvested In the first week and Athens County 79 In the first week, Wood said. Vinton County, which Is the top county In the state for wild turkeys, had 217 gobblers taken In the first week. That figure Is down from last year's total of 2621n the first week of the season in Vinton County, according to Wood . SUNDAY, MAY 8TH Veterans Memorial Tuesday Admissions - Cynthia Freeman, Pomeroy; Kathryn Weaver, Pomeroy. Tuesday Discharges - Willla m Morris, Zelma Hawley , Robert Kennedy, Sarah McCarty, John Kerwood, Cynthia Freeman. Trustees to meet Lebanon Township Trustees will meet tonight (Wednesday),6 p.m .. a t the township building. t --------- Majors 1~88 53.00 HALF COOKED SHREDDED '1.99 lB. HAM.~ ••••••••••••••••'e'. $ CHEESE ............!2.P1, s1.8 7 SHEOO'S SPREAD QUARTERS COUNTRY CROCK MARGARINE .........lt.. 79< S&f OR BEAVER VALLEY CRADE A MEDIUM EGGS ........... ........q9Ji •• 69' 'H·h·l'lurn's (;ohlt•n Utn\'l'l Pitd'acr U<Mul•wt Pn:sen~ RED DEICIOUS M.~hcr> Week . l:x:gins ~lay 2. just call or FTD Add tttonal charge for groups and sceniC '?&Ckgrounds. PHOTOGRAPHY DAYS FRI., MAY 6; SAT., MAY 7; SUN .. MAY 8 PHOTOGRAPHY HOURS FRI. 11-2 P.M. &. 3·7:30 P.M. 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"I'm tired of Wally Joyner getting hit," Davis said Tuesday night after the Angels rallied for five runs in the ninth Inning to down the Cleveland Indians 8-4, Davis, who singled home the firsst California run in the first inning, opened the ninth with a doubl~. and scored the tying run (4-4) on George Hendrick' s pinch-hit single. After Blll Buckner's two-run single off reliever Chris Codlroll capped the five-run rally, Codiroli hit Joyner with a pitched ball PJ"e-@eason till May be held in Columbus COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) ·= Columbus may be the site of a preseason exhibition game next year between the Cincinnati Reds and the Cleveland Indians, the Columbus Dlsptach reported today. The game might become an annual Ohio Cup game In Cooper Stadium, promoters said. Keith Sprunk, a former Columbus resident and the head of Keith Sprunk Sports Marketing in Cincinnati, said he is "95 percent there." Sprunk was to meet today with Columbus Clipper officials to discuss potential sponsors to underwrite the Ohio Cup. "I would say that all the pieces of the puzzle are on the table," Sprunk told the Dispatch. "Now we just have to figure out where the pieces lit . Within two weeks everything should be finalized and we can make an ofr!clai announcement that this thing is going to take place. I'm very confident." Sprunk's firm , which also does promotional work for the Reds, was responsible for the most recent -U.S. Olympic team 's hockey tour and Cincinnati's annual Blue Chip City Invitational Classic high school basket ball tournament. Calendar 131 1111 SeconUen: II.Colone1Crawford4'l; It, lndlaa Lake (I) 48; 13. Gatftl Mlll5 Gtlmour Acadt'my 31; 14. Thomvllle Sherld ... 21; 15. llellllre 'tfl; If. C::anton CenlrU Catholic U: 17. file I Ornllle11111d S.eball American Le.,ue Ml•.e•ota at•ltmore, 'l':M p.m. .Qtcap M Boatol\ 1:H p.m . 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The cost of the camp Is $40, which Includes a shirt, basket bljlland a snack. The deadline for SlJIIUp8 Is May 2~. Also at Kyger Creek, Stemple will conduct the Gallla County Area High School Camp, a three-day camp for high school boys from Gallla. Meigs and Mason Counties. The camp will run from July 6 to July 8, and the cost Is $20, which Includes a shirt. The deadline for slgnup Is June 1. For more Information, contact Scott Stemple at Kyger Creek High School, 367-7377. MOTHER'S DAY SALE! 4 "FlEE" SNAP DUGONS 01 COLEUS WnH . . EVElY HANGING IASIET. VEGETABLE & BEDDING PLANTS $500 PEl FUf BASIETS $500 OPEN EVENINGS 4 P.M.-71 WEEKENDS 9 A.M.·?? 949·2612 3 Detroit 8-2, Texas.downed Baltimore 4-2, Kansas City routed Boston 9-3, Ca l_ifornia dumped Cleveland 8-4, Milwaukee edged Minnesota 4-3 and Toronto crushed Seat tie 9-2. In the National League, It was : Montreal 4, Cincinnati 3 in 12 innings; New York 8, Atlanta 0; Hou ston 4, Philadelphia 0; Los Angele~ 14, Pittsburgh 6; Chicago 13, San Diego 5 and San Francisco 2, St. Louis 0. Athletics 8, Tigers 2 At Detroit, Mike Gallego hit a three-run double to help Dave Stewart become the major leagues' first seven-game winner and lead Oakland to its ninth straight victory. The A's finished their road trip at 10-1. Rangers 4, Orioles 2 At Baltimore, Larry Parris h drove in two runs lo help Ra y Hayward win his first ma'jorleague game and allow the Rangers to send the Orioles to their 24th loss in 26 games. Mike Boddicker dropped to0-6 and has not won in his last 11 decisions. and !hat upset Davis. "! wanted to get a hit so bad, " said Davis, who broke his bat over his knee after striking out against reliever Doug Jones to · end the ninth. "I don't like my teammates being thrown at." "I have been hit four times so far this year and when a control pitcher throws behind you, you start to wonder," added Joyner. The Indians and starter John Farrell appeared headed for victory No. 18 of the season after Joe Carter singled and scored the go-ahead run on Carmen Castillo's run-scoring single to give the Tr !be a 4-3 lead in the fifth inning against California starter Kirk McCaskilL Farrell had retired 22 of the last 24 batters he faced before Davis led off the ninth with a double and took third as Johnny Ray grounded out to end his 16-game hitting streak. "I'm not worried about no streak," said Ray . "!fit happens , It happens. I just want to win some games." Cleveland manager Doc Edwards replaced Farrell with left -bander Dan Schatzeder and Hendrick batted for Jack Howell. Hendrick singled home Davis, then took second on Devon White's single. Codlroll then took over for Schatzeder, Q-1. "Farrell did his job, " said Edwards. "They had a lefty coming up, Howell, and he's a heckuva hitter." Butch Wynegar batted lor Bob Boone and singled home Hendrick with the go-ahead run. White then took third and scored as Dick Schofield hi t Into a force play . Mark McLemore then walked and both runners advanced on a wild pitch. Buckner followed with his two-run single. Joyner was then hit by a pitched ball and Davis struck out. "I wasn' !surprised that I came out," said FarrelL "I didn't feel any dlffe_rent at the end of the game than I did In the middle Innings. "I was getting up over 100 pitches. They wanted someone else to come in to get the strike-out. If I had made the pitches to Davis, the whole ninth inning would have beeri different, " added FarrelL The Angels grabbed a 1-0 lead in the first inning and added two more runs in the second on singles by Howell and White, an error by rightfielder Cory Snyder and an infield out. The Indians scored tWI ~e in the first and tied the score at 3-3 in the second on a run-scoring double by Jay BelL Rellevers Brian Harvey and Donnie Moore blanked the Indians on five hits over the !ina 14 2-3 innings with Moore picking up his second victory against two losses . ''You just pitch your game with an 8-4 leaq, but I pitched like it was a one-run game," said Moore. "Cleveland hits the ball hard and they have some good hitters. " · The Angels also had four double plays , with second baseman McLemore and shorts top Schofield combining for 16 as. sis!~ and seven putqut,.. . EYES The Daily Sentinel (USPS till-NO) A Dlvllloa or Multlmedt., lac. Published every afternoon, Mcnday through Friday, 111 Court St. , Pomeroy, Ohio, by the Ohio Valley Pub· llsh !ng Company/ Multimedia, Inc. , Pomeroy, Ohio 45769, Ph. 99'2·2156. Second class postage paid at Pomeroy., Ohio. Member: United Press Internaltona\ , Inland Daily Press Association and the Ohio Newspaper Association. 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Brewers 4, Twins 3 At Milwaukee, Ted Higuera pitched a six-hitter and Jim Gantner singled home the winning run ..,wlth none o~t in the nii!,!'l ipning to lift the Brewers . Higuera , 3-1, struck out six and walked one in pitching his second complete game of the year. Blue Jays 9, Mariners 2 At Seattle, Rookie Todd Stottlemyre retired the first 19 batters he faced, allowi ng one hit over 6 2-3 Innings, and Fred McGriff homered twice to power Toronto. Stottlemyre, 1-2, lost his perfect game when he hit Rey Quinones on the hlp with one out in the seventh. EARS ).. , I '-/~ ~\ YOU'RE WELL EQUIPPED TO DETECT AGAS LEAKT t'ounplown UrRullne ( 1), Z3 each: II. Cohantlut Academy n; ZD. MaJsvllle 21. I.Coldwalcr(!IJ (21.el ~. Fairport HartiOr( I)( tW) 3.MorNI Rldpdale(l74) son with four one-run Innings, the first three runs set up by stolen bases. " We've been aggressive ali spring," said New York manager Billy Martin. "! like to run. I've always managed that way . You can't sit back and wait for the big hit . You've got to try to create things. The home runs will come by themselves." Rickey Henderson led the way with two stolen bases and two hits , Including his fourth home run of the season. ''We haven't been swinging the bat well In this ballpark," said White Sox manager Jim Fregosi ''Ken ny Williams has inade so;;fe run-scoring errors lately, but you've got to remember he's getting on-the-job training." After Dan Pasqua led off the seventh inning with a triple, Hudson ga\re way to Steve Shields, who retired Williams and Donnie Hill, but then threw a wild pitch to score Pasqua. Cecllio Quante recorded the final two outs for his second save. 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CRISP & SERVE VACUUM PACK SWIFT -ECKRICH ' New York Cle\'eland Ro!llon HAM LOAF LUNCH MEAT ••!·$2.19 SERVING STARTS AT 11 {Murllnez 3-%), 7:0~p. m. Jtoull:on (Dilrwin 1·1) ld N!.!"' l'ork lferl8nde:r. ~0. 1:~ p.m . AMERICAN LEAGUJ: By Uniled Pn!filllnlernatlonal East 1 POMEROY FIRE DEPARTMENT Tornadoes would pick up three more runs in the next two in nings . In response, the Bucs would score once in the fifth and two in the seventh. Amburgey relieved Caldwell in the sixth and struck out five for the save. Caldwell and Amburgey went2 for 5 at the plate, while teammate Chris Stout was 2 for 3. North's Dewey' Hunt was 3 for 3. North Gallia will play Saturday in the Meigs tournament against Kyger Creek at 3:30p.m. Unescore Southern .. ........ 003 031 2-9-11-3 N. Gallla ........... 030 010 2-6-7-4 WP Caldwell (Amburgey save ) LP- K. Smith Scoreboard ... RUTLAND DEPARTMENT STORE SUPERIOR BREAKFAST ....-AT 53.50 FOR DINNER l('"'"lll~ Mr:Cullr"'oh. R Ph PHONE 742-2100 f'RICLS EFFECTIVE THRU SAL MAY 7. Chicken Bar-B-Que Hospital news Pharmacy , ChartM Riffle. R .Ph Ronntd Haillnn. R Ph Mnn thr v Su 8 ·00 AM. 10 9 P .M . Sund 11v 1 O·OO A M to 4 00 P M . PRESC RII»TIONS PH _ 992-2955 Frienrtlv StHV•CI! E M11on Pomerov . Oh Opl!o Noght$ tit! 9 The Daily Sentinei-Page-3 Fortunately, natural gas leaks are rare. But if one should occur, you have everything it takes to spot the tel Hale signs ... the ability to see, hear and smell. Look or listen for these signs. Anywhere a gas line is localed, a leak may cause: • a blowing or hissing sound • dirt being blown into the air INSIDE The most obvious sign is the smell. · Natural gas by itself usually is odorless. so gas companies add a distinctive odor to gas. If you IIIMIII this telltale odor ln your home, don' uae matches, electrical switches or appliances. Leave the house immediately, then call the gas company from a neighbor 's home or pay telephone. Remain near your horne until a gas company represen!jltive arrives and checks the cause of the odor. ' OUTSIDE 'lbu may detect a natural gas leak anywhere gas lines or facilities are located. Sometimes, the sign may be the odor. But in rural araas, natural gas pipelines may conlain non-odorized gas. A leak of non-scented gas means little or no odor will be present. So count on ~ur other sensas as welL • water bubbling or being blown into the air at a pond, creek or river • bfrN{n patches in V&getation on or near .a gas line rtght-<Jf.:way • fire coming from the ground or burning abCMl it If you detect any sign of a leak, follow these steps quickly; 1) shut down any motorIzed equipment or other sources of ignition in use; 2) leave the area at once, and warn others to stay away; and 3) find a telephone away from the area to call the gas company, and the fire and police departments. DO NOT lry to extinguish a gas fire or operate any pipeline valves. Chances are you'll never need to recognize a natural gas leak. But just in case, we think it's imponant for you 10 be able to detect . signs of trouble. Togather, we'll keep natural gas service safe and efficient. COLUMBIA GAS KAREN'S GIEENHOUSEIACINI, • ' .. --- - ·· - -· ~· ---·~ .. -·· • .. . l �Page-4 The Daily Sentinel Local bowling Salurday Sunrfse Youth teacue Week of 4-9-88 TEAM STANDINGS wL • Team 6-7-33 Can;• Out .. ............. )46 54 Te am 5-B iue Streak Cab., .......... 129 71 Team 1-Carpenter's Vldro .......... 107 93 Team 3-Shammy's Carry Ou\. ...... 88 ll2 Team 2Team 4- ........................ 78 122 ....................... 52 H B Team Hig h Series- Carpenter's Vidro983: Blue Streak Ca b-958; Out-83.3. • 7-3..1 Carr v · Team High Game- Carpenter's Vld co355, Blue StJ eak Cab-348, -343. High Storles -Tim Peters on - ~08: Howard Groves-390; Ru sty Capehart-Jfifi; Candv Hen s lcv-298: Rachael Hawl~ - 290: ' Misti'King-2{)0. . High Game- Tim Peterson-160; -143; Howa rd Groves- 142: Candy Hem;:l~-112: R ac hael Hawley-105; Candy Henslcy-98. Saturda)' Sunrise Youth League Week of t -23-AA TEAM ST,\ND INGS W L Team &-7-3:J Carry Out .............. 160 56 Team 5-Bi ue Streak Ca b ........... 133 83 Tt!am 1-Carpenter's Video .......... 109 107 Te am 2.... ........... .... .... .92 124 Team 3-Shammy·s Carry Out.. ... !l(} 126 Team 4........ ..... b4 152 Team High Series- 7-:!3 Carry Out -995: Blue Streak Cab-939; Team 2-764. Team High Game- 7-33 Carrv Out -381. B lue Streak C<tb-353,_7-33 Carry Out -314 . High Series - Tim Pet erson -:l59; Hf'at h Shocmaker-355: Rusty Cap ehilrt-315: Ra chae t Haw lev-28S; Candy HE'ns l<y-268; Misti Klng-240. . High Game- Tim Pet~rs on - 1 44; Heath 'S hoCmaker• 134; Rusty Capchurt -12 2; Candy Hens ll',Y-112; Rachacl H awl~·- 111 : Mist! King an d Candy Hen sley-tOO. Early Wednetday Mixed AprU 13, 1988 TEAM STANDfNGS '. Ro ach's Gun Shop .......... ..................... 72 · Tony's Carry Out.. ........ ...................... 71 Middleport Lunch Room ..................... 68 Shammy's Carry Ou t .......... . .......... ... 60 F' .O.E. 2171. ........................ ............ ..... 56 Sayre's Small Engine Rep air ............... 53 Team Series- Roach's Gun Shop-1903. Team Game- F'.O.E. 2171 -697. · High Series - Ray Roach-570: Hel en Phelps-564. 2nd High Series - Larry Dugan-532: Debl Hensley -!521. High Game 1- Ray Roach -212: Helen Phelps-200. . 2nd High Game - Lar ry D'ugan -194: Helen Phelps·I91. CINCINNATI (UPI) - Joe Hesketh's first victory In nearly two years was a hard-earned one. Hesketh. who has been troubled by a an Injured nerve in his left shoulder for the past two seasons. pitched out of a basesloaded jam with no outs in the 11th inning and Montreal scored In the 12th on Tim Wallach's two-out single Tuesday night to lift the Expos to a 4-3 victory over the Cincinnati Reds, giving Hesketh his first win since June 28. 1986. "I don't think there could be too many tougher situations than that In baseball," Hesk.eth said of the 11th inning. •'Boy was It a big relie( coming off the field." The Reds had loaded the bases on Tracy Jones's double. a walk to Dave Concepcion and Barry Larkin 's bunt single. But Hesketh then induced Chris Saba to hit Into a third-to-home-to-first double play. After walking Kal Daniels to again reload the vGrass Seed . L..-Fertilizer PICKENS HARDWARE hard he could have scored easily. Wallach then bounced an 0·1 pitch from loser Rob Murphy, 0-2. up the middle to score Raines with the game-winner. It was Wallach's first RBI since April 21, and the hit snapped personal 0-for-9 and 1-for-21 slumps. "He's a better hitter with two men out than he is with-one man out." Montreal manager Buck said of Wallach. GOOD USED WASHERS, DRYERS REFRIGERATORS, TVs GAS & ELEC. RANGES out, Tim Raines singiedtoleft.Anoutlater.Hubie Brooks hit a high pop fly into short right field that Reds second baseman Concepcion and right fielder Jones let fall between them . Raines moved to third on ·the play, but had he been running •LARGE SELECTION OF HANGING BASKETS, MUMS, AZALEAS,. ROSE BUSHES, PORCH BOXES, BEDDING PLANTS, GERANIUMS Hubb-ards Greenhouse PH 446 1699 SYRACUSE, OH. 992-5776 ' • Bradbury -Larry R. Thomas, R. Laurel Cliff - Charles'Koapp. R., 74, defeated !Jy Nathan Biggs, R.. 94; Gregory Eblin. D. Rock Springs - George Nesselroad, Jr., R.; Carol Ohlinger, 11 5 S1.44 D. Pagevllle- John E. Williams. R. 'Racine Village - Cora B. Beegle. R. 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SHUI FRESH a PACI HAMBURGER BUNS LB. 59( 69< BEnY CROCKER OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEII CAllE MIX I.S 01 . Covered in full Specialists' office visits Covered in ful l Consultations Covered in ful l Annual physical exam Covered in full ~ Inpatient physician servtces Covered m ful l, , Surgery and related services Covered in ful l Anesthesia W~ll-baby care Covered in ruH I Unlimited Semi-private room; intensive care or private room when medically necessa Covered in full Surgery and related services Covered in full AdvaCare must be notified within 72 hours or other emer9ency requlnng Immediate medical attention Covered in lull Covered in full Within service area, care at Ad-vaCare facility Out of service area. care at any available medical tac iity ... Days of care Covered in 1ul1 . 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I· ADVACARECOYERAGE ADVACAIII CO~ Covered In lull Ad~Jacare must be notified within 721'1ours Covered in full Anesthesia 1--'-==-,---...,:-:-:-:-;c:--~ l Drugs, medicines, and related supplies --· - "-Co"'v'-'e'-'re:::d.::in:__f:::u::. ll _ __ -~ Covered in full Delivery In hospilal, normal and caesarean CO';'ered in full Covered in full Covered in full Covered in lull Covered in full Complications j Covered ln full Covered in full Related anesthesia services Laboratory exams and ultrasound General nursing services Covered in lull Covered ln full Consultations Newborn nursery care Special duty nursing services Covered in full I i&C 4 IICIHDIIUGI Consultations Laboratory tests. EKG, EEG. elc. ~Diagnostic and therapeutic x-ray services Covered in lull Prenaial and postnaial care , Physician services - Covered in full Co\lered in full intervention physical and occupational I services -j 1 I - Covered In full innoculations ~CMI JI Covered in full Covered In lull - ' ----' j 100 days per calendar year sl<illed nursing facility ... ~ ~ Physician and nu,.ng &efVices Covered in tull Social !leMcas as autllorized Covered 1n full . IYA-ICUt·~ ····. · ._ . J Annual hearing and eye exams Family planning and counseling services Heaftl1 and education classes Nutrilioo counseling and education -, -j • ~ciancare Covered in full -- (Up 10 30 day supply of prescription) Immunizations. allergy and chemotheraphy and occupational j $3 co-payment Prescription drugs Short· term Intervention physical therapy and Stocks a %% bonus on a 4-month CD at any BANK ONE office-in Athens, Hocking, Meigs and Perry counties today. YOU'VE DONE. 992-2174 ow there's an even better reason to put your money iri a .guaranteed-yield Cettificate of Deposit. It's an additional ¥4% inter~st on 4-month Certificates of Deposit of $1,000 or more. To find out the current rat~, stop by you:r local BANK ONE office, or call 1-800-824-6954. Limited time offer! Get ITS OUR WAY OF SAYING THANKS FOR ALL 500 East Main %% N the success-of the school. Given special credit by Byer were Keith Molden, of the Middleport Au to Center, for providing automo- THISIS r ADVACARESM MEANS BY COMPLETE HEALTH CARE COVERAGE D. . Middleport Third - Betty J. Fultz, R.; Connie Dodson. D. Pomeroy First George Hicks, R.; !VIary McAgnus. D. Pomeroy .S econd - John Man• ley, R.; VIncent Edward Knight, ·s r .• D. Pomeroy Fourth - George L. Harris, R.; Catherine L. Welsh, 1 The Central Trust Company of Southeastern Ohio. Gallipolis. has flied an act ion In Meigs County Common Pleas Court against Anna Clonch, Middleport, requesting judgment of $8,983.63. A stay of execu !ion ha s been ordered by the court pending appeal in the case of the First Michagan Bank and Trust Company versus P&S Building and Dale R. Proffitt. APR . 1-2-3 AUG. 5-6· 7 MAY 6·7-8 SEPT. 2·3-4 JUNE 3-4-5 OCT. 7-8·9 JULY 1 ·2·3 NOV. 4-5·6 DEALERS WANTED - BUYERS WANTED COME ONE - COME ALL Reasonable S.t·up Rates, Indoor Space-Outdoor Space We'l See You at the Flea Market F• Infarmatin CaH: 1304) 422-4Uo9- (614) 74~;2882 • ~==H=O:U:R:S:::8::A:.M::,·:6:P:.M::·::~~======================~ The Daily Sentinei-Page-5 Files action suit MEIGS COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS POMEROY, OHIO Meigs voters... OPEN DAILY 9-5; SUNDAY 1-5 Ins truclors in the rope rescue were BQrn and Associates, of Thornville, headed by main Instructor Russ Born. Born and Associates is one of the best known rope rescue trainers In the Eastern United States and Canada, Byer reports . Besides these nationally known instructors. the school boas ted other state-known trainers, along with one of the state's leading attorneys lor EMS. Byer credits efforts by many individuals on the local level, many of whom are not associated with EMS on a fulltlme basis. for 1988 SCHEDULE FLEA MARKET Continued from page 1 COUNTY APPLIANCES 627 3rd Ave., Galipolis 1 ~ REMEMBER MOM ON HER DAY WITH FLOWERS FROM HUBBARDS GREENHOUSE . ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY h7!. ........................................ .56 .High &>ries- Larry Ou.gan-598: Debbie Ph['lps-538. 2nd High Series- Cha r les Smllh-535; Deb! Hcnsl£Y -fi34 High Camr- Larry Dugan-233; ~bblc by~~t~R~~!· 89( WITH FRIES •••••••••••••••• Sayres Small Engine Repp it· ................ S:J Tcam Series Middleport Lunch Mlddlepon vlime . bases. Hesketh struck out Eric Davis on a 3-2 pitch to end the inning. "When Davis came up there were a lot of things going through my head; all the things you hear about Eric Davis." Hesketh said. "You don't want to challenge a guy like that with a fastball, so I went with my out pitch - my slider. I got It In my spot and he swung over it." Hesketh, 1-0, allowed two hits in the one inning he worked. walked two and struck out one. Tim Burke pitched a perfect 12th to earn his fourth save. Montreal's winning run was a gift courtesy of a fielding blunder FISH SQUARE Rolm..................... - Bulk f--Garden Seeds votes. In Meigs County, Democrats supported David C. Wilhelm as the nominee to run for the lOth Congressional seat with 650 votes. His opponents on the ticket were John M. Buchanan, 602, and Ray H. Blair. 156. Democrats nominated A. William Sweeney. 996 votes, for Supreme Court Justice, term starting Jan. 1, 1989, and Alice Robie Resnick. 810 votes, for Supreme Court Justice, term starting Jan. 2. 1989. Incumbent Lawrenc.e Grey rec~lved 894 votes In his nomina· tlon bid for the Court of Appeals, term starting, Feb. 10, 1989. County Democrats favored Gerald E. Radcliffe, 819 votes, over Anthony D. Cennamo, 430 votes to run for the ·Court of Appeals, term starting Feb. 10, 1989. William A. Lavelle of Athens was favored 740 to 616 over Paul T. Whitaker in Meigs C.ounty by Democrats as State Central Committee Man from the district and Julie A. Lambe, unopposed as the State Central Committee Woman from the district, received 825 votes. D. Middleport Lunch 76 Roath 's Gun Shop ............................... 76 Tonys Carry Out ........ .. ...................... 75 Shammy's Carry Cu t ........................... 68 Room-2095. Team Gam E' Room-716. GARDEN NEEDS••• Reds drop extra inning tilt TEAM STANDINGS 'I ·FOR ALL YOUR LAWN & Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio .. ~_c_o_n_u_n_ue_d_f_r_om__p_a_g_e_l___________________ More than ... (._eo_n_tin_uect_rr_an--=--pa.:....ge_t_>__;_-------+---------------:-:-:- Meigs County Prosecuting Attorney , 3,664; Emmogene Holstein Congo, for county recorder. 3.778; George M. Collins. for county treasurer. 3.829. Republicans gave George Bush 3,480 votes tor delegate at large and a! ternate at large to the national convention, and 3,268 votes for district delegate and · district alternate delegate to the National Convention from the )Oth District: George V. Volnovlch. 2,200 votes for U.S. Senate; Clarence E . Miller, for lOth District Representative to Con· gress. 4,307 votes, with his opponent Ronald E . Shoemaker get tlng 485. In the Supreme Court voting, Republicans gave Paul R. Malia 1,995 votes for the full term beginning Jan. 1, 1989, and Joyce J. George, 2,264 votes for the full term beginning Jan. 2. 1989. Wllllam H. Harsha received 2,341 votes to run for the Court of Appeals, fu II term beginning • • Feb. 10. 1989. · Meigs Republicans gave Pete Couladis 2.159 votes and Bill : Keslar 1,387 votes in the race for · the district representative to the · State Central Committee. Meigs ·voters gave Norma Jean Bow. man 2,083 votes as district representative to the State Central Committee Women's Committee compared to 1,057 given her opponent, Barbara L. Deeds. Norman L. Stewart, unopposed for nomination to run for state representative of the 94th district. received- 2,730 votes and will oppose Democrat incumbent and nominee, Jolynn Boster, unopposed yesterday. who was given 1,568 Democrat votes in Meigs County yesterday. Meigs County Democrats yesterday gave Michael S. Dukakis 1,410 votes for district delegate and district alternate to the National Convention and gave incumbent U . S. Senator Howard M. Metzenbaum 1,439 votes for nomination to reun for reelection to his post with his opponent Ralph A. Applegate recelvlng291 CINCINNATI (UP!) - Cincin- copic surgery Monday. The Reds were managed Monnati Reds Manager Pete Rose 1-l. yielded nine runs - five admitted Tuesday he was out or day and Tuesday nights against earned - In four innings. Montreal by Tommy Helms. The line during his weekend con!ronCubs 13, Padres 5 Reds defeated the Expos 3-2 tat Ion with umpire Dave Pallone. At San Diego, Andre Dawson Monday but lost 4-3 in 12 innings "I know I was wrong," Rose homered twice, doubled and told WLWT-TV. "I'm not saying I Tuesday to MontreaL knocked In five runs to lead a shouldn't be suspended, but no A banner at Riverfront Sta15-hlt Chicago outburst. Winner one bothereo to hear my side of dium read: "Free Pete." Calvin Schiraldi,. 2-2. trying for the story. I guarantee he heard rjiiiiiiiiiio--llliiiiiiiiiiia-... his first major-league complete Pallone's side of the story." game, was lifted In the eighth Rose was suspended for 30 after yielding tour runs on six days by National League Presihits and three walks. Ed Whitson dent A. Bartlett Glamatti for fell to 2-1. , shoving Pallone during Saturday Giants 2, Cardinals 0 night's game against the New AI San Francisco, Joel Yotk Mets. Youngblood's eighth-Inning RBI Tne manager rormauy apsingle broke a scoreless tie and pealed the suspension Tuesday Kelly Downs. Allee Hammaker and Is scheduled to meet with and Craig Lefferts teamed on an Giamattl in New York Friday. elght-hltter,for the Giants. HamRose said his main objection to maker, 2-0, hurled two perfect the suspension Is that he did not innings and Lefferts worked the get a chance to tell his side of the ninth for his first save. Scott story. He contends Pallone poked Terry, 0-1, took the loss. him under the eye following a Expos 4, Reds 3 safe call at first base. Howard At Cincinnati, Joe Hesketh · 'J ohnson scored on the ninth· escaped a bases-loaded, none-out Inning play, giving the Mets a 6-5 jam in the 11th and Tim Wallach victory. drove in the winning run In the "I feel I have some valid points 12th to lift Montreal. Tim Raines Mr. Glamattl might listen to," singled with one out in the 12th off Rose told WLWT-TV. Rob Murphy, 0-2. took third one Rose. 47.ls recovering at home out la ter on Huble Brooks' fifth from knee surgery and missed hit and scored on Wallach's his second consecu tlve game single. Hesketh. 1-0, pitched o0e Tuesday. He tore ligaments Inning and Tim Burke worked the playing tennis during the offMASON, WY ~l!th for his fourth save. season and underwent arthros- Johnson said: " It's a nice prob· "Dale Murphy, Ken GriffeyJem ... we'll cross the bridge these type of guys wll I hit , I'm wh~n we get there ." sure of it." Braves Manager " I feel good about being in the Chuck Tanner said. rotation," said Cone. 3-0, "but if Elsewhere, Houston blanked In a couple of weeks they want me Philadelphia 4-0. Los Angeles to go back to the bullpen, it's fine . clubbed Pittsburgh 14-6, Chicago "The chance to start, however. blasted San Diego 13-5, San means I can control my own Francisco nipped St . Louis 2-0 destiny. On a team llkeourswith and Montreal slipped past Cingood starters going nine or cinnati 4-3 in 12 Innings. reaching the closers (short reIn the American League, It lievers) . the middle guys (which was : Oakland 8, Detroit 2; Texas Cone was) can go stale." 4, Baltimore 2; Kansas City 9, Darryl Strawberry and Kevin Boston 3: Cailfornla 8, Cleveland Elster hit home runs off reliever 4; Mllwaukee4. Minnesota 3; and Juan Eichelberger. Pete Smith, Toronto 9, Seattle 2. 1-2, was the starter and loser. Astros 4, Phlllles 0 Strawberry's blast. a three-run At Philadelphia, Bob Knepper shot in the sixth, gave him eight limited Philadelphia to six sin· on the season and 155 for his gles to gain his first victory in career, eclipsing the franchise Veterans Stadium In nearly five record previously held by Dave. years . The left-hander. 3-0. Kingman. · hurled his first shutout since New York built a 3-0 lead off Aug. 18, 1986. Knepper. 8-17 with Smith over the first four innings . a 5.27 ERA last year, lowered his Lee Mazzilll had a two-run single ERA to a league-leading 0.64. in the first and Keith Hernandez Bruce Ruffin fell to 2-2. an RBI single in the fourth . Dodgers 14, Pirates 6 The Braves had two hi ts in both At Los Angeles. Mike Marshall the first and sixth innings, but the homered twice and drove in five uprisings were ruined by double runs to fuel a 16-hit Dodger plays. attack. Mike Sciascia. the Atlanta a lready Is just one league's leading hitter at .381, shutout shy of last season's total went 3-for-4. Tim Belcher, 2-1, of seven. faced nine batters in the first but lasted five innings . Mike Dunne, Early Wednesday Mbted ilprU 20, 1988 F' .O.E. l:r~ Rose admits he was wrong Mets continue early season surge, 8-0 By United Press International As any third-grade math student will tell you : six pitchers don't fit into a nve-man rotation. As Mets Manager Davey John son will te ll you: David Cone. who pitched his nrst career shutout In his first start of the season Tuesday night, doesn't have to worry about being the odd man out. • Cone fired an eight-hitter, leading New York to an 8-0 romp over the Atlanta . The right-hander was inserted into the rotation as the fifth starter to replace Rick Aguilera. on the disabled list with an elbow injury. Cone walked one and struck out five to give the Met s' .staff six complete-game shutouts this season - one more than · it had all last year. "Cone will stay in the rotation,'' Johnson said. · Asked what would happen when Aguilera returns, which could be some time this month. Wednesday, May 4, 1988 Wednesday, May 4, 1988 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio < ----< ~ Covered in full . Covered in lull Covered in full J' ---j ~--~ . ___, Covered in lull j To assure ~nderstanding ofthe arrangements end location~ in which seMces ere covered bV Aelva Care, applicants wiff be olfered a Statement ol Unders{anding to sign tfJal re·emphas 1zes the program's requirements. See for yourself what a new and better kind ofhealth care benefit can do for you. For more information contact us at: Advacare P.O. Box 680, 385 jackson Pike Gallipolis, OH 4563 J 614/446-5283 ' r . S.1 · AdvaCare~ • �Page-6-The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, May 4, 1988 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, May 4, 1988 Medicare semmar plarined • A forum, "Ke~ping Medicare and Medicaid S(ralght", will be presented at the Meigs County Senior Citizens Center on May 11 at 12: 30 p.m. The forum is sponsored by the Area Agency on Aging with the emphasis to be on the differences between the two health . care systems, Medicare and Medicaid Representatives of the Meigs The Daily Sentinei-Page-7 County Department of Human Individual and the legal rights of Services, the Legal Services, both programs. The current Senator Howard Metzenbaum' s ' discussion on catastrophic health office, and the Social Security Insurance and its legislation will System will be on the panel which also be addressed. wlil discuss the basic InformaFollowing the forum presentation of each of the systems that tion, there will be a half-hour for pay for health care. questions. Topics will include the "sl"'ndReservations for a luncheon down" in the Medicaid program, are to be made no later than 9 what Medicare does for the a.m. on the day of the forum. Humphreys birth announced Mr. and Mrs. Claude (Jack) Humphreys are announcing the birth of their first child, a son, Adam Brice, April 22. The infant weighed five pounds, five ounces. Maternal grandparents are Milo and Betty • • Hutchinson of Huttana, and paternal grandparenJs are Millie and Norman Humphreys of State Route 143, Pomeroy . Mrs . Humphreys Is the former Jayne Hutchison. .. • GRAND OPENING - Stewart's Gun and Supplies and Gilt Shop will have Its grand opening, Thul'\<day, Friday and Saturday, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Here Bill Stewart dlsplayes one of numerous guns stocked in the sports section of the new business building. New shop to open in Rutland Grand opening of Stewart's Gun and Supplies and Gilt Shop, located off New Lima Road near ·Rutland. will be held Thursday, Friday and ;:>at'urday from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Door prizes will be awarded and refreshmen ts served on all three days. Tom and Joan Stewart and Bur Pink U.S. GRADE A FROZEN 4-7-LB. AVQ . HAND MADE IN ITALY and Karen Stewart own and operate the new business which is located in a new rustic 30 x 44 foot building . For several years Tom has operated a gun shop out of the garage at the Stewart home which is adjacent to the weekdays, 9 a .m. to 6 p.m on Saturday, and during May,! to5 p.m. on Sunday . One part of the building is the · sports center with handguns, shotguns and rifles, knives, and archery and fishing equipment, new business. while the other part is a gift shop Regular hours of operation will featuring lmpcrted porcelain be from 10 a.m to 9 p.m. flowers and figurines, unusual lamps, a collection of brass, -~ tapers and novelty candles, some baskets and wicker, artificial flowers, ceramics, flower arrangements and wreathes. Outside the Stewarts have a large sales display of lawn ornaments, bird baths, pottery, windchimes and exterior decorations. Red Tile Rose, symbol of youth, is sacred to Aurora and Cupid as perso~ifying beauty and love. It is known to have been.cultivated in Egypt about 1300 B. C. According to Greek mythology ~ the rose was originally white, but changed its colour upon being bathed in the blood of Venus ' who was wounded when running . to the help .of Adonis. In their laboratories in Italy, Napoleon have reproduced this Rose in finest porcel_ain, using special entirely manual techniques, so that it is similar in every respect to the hvmg flower itself. Consequently, the authenticity is guaranteed that renders this reproduction unique, a highly · prized piece in your collection, and an example of Italian art and craftsmanship. S • ~~~ B ~-:K:;,l ~ "'"~' I.-~¥- /) ~ Young . Turkey Breast Pound 12 95 .. 342 2nd Ave., Gallipolis, 4462691 113 Court St., Pomeroy, 992-2054 WI:! OLE OR % STICK U.S. INSPECTED Kroger Meat Stick Bologna PAT HILL FORD INC. Holly Farms . Mixed Fryer Parts Pound ·Pound USED CAR SALE 1987 FORD -THUNDERBIRD Tilt, cruise, power seat, power windows and locks, air. G lFT SHOP - Numerous gift Items, Including Imported porcelains, ceramics, candles, brass, baskets, ariUiclal flowers ' and wreaths are included in the merchandise for sale at Stewart's ,• ·Gun and Supplies and Gift Shop. Adding the llnisblng touches to the : merchandise displays ln. preparation for this weekend's grand ,. opening are Joan Stewart, standing, and Sharon Stewart. :~ Council ... ______:__c_o_n~ttn_u_e_d_rr_o_m_p_a_ge_1_~1'· refuse and eight loads of ext,ra held this Saturday ntght. There ·.' rubbish during National Clean- will be live entertainment and · up Week, held in conjunction w.i\h refreshments. Fire Chief Hank Johnson re· the Meigs County Litter Control Board. ported that several firemen had Mayor Cleland reported that attended and completed the fire deeds are being turned over to training school held last weekend the village on a parcel of six at Meigs High SchooL He also acres of land adjacant to the expressed concern that the tank water building, cu irninating sev- on one of the vehicles has era! years work by Mayor expereienced some leads and the Cleland on the projecl in conjunc- unit is quickly deteriorating. The tion with the Racine Home tank was built in 1956 and after National Bank. being used for fuel was purThe mayor reported also that chased by the fire departmentfor he has attended three Issue Two a water supply vehicle over eight meetings and a community de- years ago. Johnson recomvelopinent meeting in order to mended that the tank be replaced understand better the require- within the next year. Meanwhile, me;1ts for receiving ald . Council- the deparirnent has been considman Bentz also attended one of ering options for a new lank. , those session. Council discussed several a!. Cleland reported that he has leys_but no acction was taken. learned many details about the Teaford reported that he and issue and feels the meetings were Councilman Bob Beegle had met "very profitable" . Cleland men- · with John Murphy and Cecil tloned several water line ex ten- Maynard in reference to some sions that may qualify and a land adjacent to the water possible solid waste problem that building. Council will view the could develqp . land and measure It before It was announced that the first discussing the matter further. spring sessio n of entertainment Council recessed until Man· at the Shrine Club Park will be day, May 16, at 7 p.m. • CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT ' TERM 32 DAY 91 DAY 6 MONTH 1 YEAR 2 YEAR 3 YEAR ' 4 YEAR 5 YEAR RATE •,1 5.25% 5.80% 6.30% 7.00% 7.25% 7.50% 7.70% 8.00% Tilt, cruise, power windows, air. V-6, 5 speed, air, sunroof. 1986 AEROSTAR CONVERSION VAN Quad., captain chairs, sofa, bed, air tilt, cruise. 1987 FORD TEMPO 4 DR. LX 1987 PONTIAC SUNBIRD 4 DR. 11 ,000 ·miles, auto. trans. 1986 MERCURY TOPAZ GS 4 DR. Auto. trans. and air. 1986 BUICK SOMERSET 2 DR. 1984 FORD TEMPO GL 4 DR. Air, auto. trans. 1984 FORD ESCORT. 4 DR. Whole Boneless Smoked Ham Auto. trans. and air. A minimum deposit of $600 onall CO's. Su"stantial Penalty for Early Withdrawal Rates Subject to Change 12-lnch 17-oz. $ V-8, T-top, tilt, cruise and air. 10.25°/o A. P.R. FINANCING AVAILABLE SLICED FREE For 1984 MERCURY TOPAZ 4 DR. Auto. trans. and air. 1984 BUICK CENTURY LIMITED. 4 DR. FIRST OF THE SEASON KROGER Genuine Vidalia Onions ' Auto. trans. and air, cruise and tilt. Grade A Large Eggs Pound 18-Ct 1%-Dozen · 1984 NISSAN 414 KING ·CAB PICKUP V-6, auto. trans., air. 5 speed trans. ,: >( 1986 FORD ESCORT PONY 4 cylinder, 5 speed. 1986 MUSTANG 3 DR. HATCHBACK 1986 OLDS. CUTLASS CALAIS 4 DR. Air, cruise, tilt. 6.49% 7.23% 7.50% 7.76% 7.98% 8.30% Deli Pepperoni Pizza Pound 0 1985 MUSTANG GT 302 V-8, 5 speed, air, tilt, Ttop .. a: 1984 FORD TEMPO 2 DR.L ...:> >( Ul :t C) 5 speed. :> 0 a: ...:t '1983 OLD DELTA 88 ROYALE 1986 CHEVROLET CAVALIER 4 DR. ~ 1984 \ LTD BROUGHAM ,_- ~ z power windows, locks, seat, speed and tilt. 16'120 like new. 0 0 $ 0 C) en u a:"' .. inboard/ outboard, front end. %-Gallon 3-lb. Can Ul 1987 GLASS PORT BOAT Kroger Deluxe Ice Cream Maxwell House Coffee ::!! 4 Dr., speed, tilt. Auto . .trans., air. NATURAL FLAVOR ~· :> YIELDS IN THE DELl-PASTRY SHOPPE REGULAR CRUST MAPLE RIVER 7·9-LB. AVG. 1984 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 2 DR. Power set, locks and windows, tilt and cruise, air, auto. trans. 4 cyl., auto. trans, air, AM/FM/ cassette, speed control. RATES ' 1987 MERCURY . COUGAR 1986 -BRONCO II 88 I 0 z >( Pat's Muffler Shop YOUR COMPLETE EXHAUST AND SHOCK ABSORBER SERVICE CENTER. . REGULAR OR LOWFAT NON RETURNABLE BOTTLE, SPRITE, DIET SPRITE, Kroger Cottage Cheese Diet Coke or Coca Cola 2._oz. CALL TODAY AND ASK FOR PHIL HOOD. 2-l.itlr 352 Second Ave. Member FDIC ,. --·- . -~' --- �• Page. 8- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, May 4, 1988 BOB'S ENHOUSES., INC. TO PWI AN U ClU "2-21 56 MONDAY tlwu FIIOAY I A.M. 1t S P.M. I A.M. U.til NOOII SAn.Dl't e~~!~~~':i.. ,.,__ =:::=- =i~ -~"....::~~~tJII)Jj ~ ZCil~ M , • .,.. Utilili• Commission of Ohio (Caaa No. 88·545· TP· ACE) for authority tofurnith intraatatelqng distance telephone lei'YiC81 in Athans, Belmont, Carroll, Cos hoc· . ton. Crawford, Delaware, Feirfleld. Fayena, Franklin, Gallia. Guernsey, Harriso~. Highland, Hocking. Jackson. Jefferson. Lawrence, Ucking. Madison. Marion, Molga, Monroe. Morgan. Morrow. Muskingum, No· ble. Perry, Pick.way, Pike, RoiS, Scioto, Tuscarawas, Union. Vinton, Washington and Wyandot Counties, Ohio. Any interes~ed per· son, firm. corporation or en· tity who can 1how good cause why this application should not • be granted should file with the Com· mission a written statement detailing the reasons on or before May 1B. 19B8. Un · IMs the Commission receives a written statement to that affect and an ac· companying request for oral t"learing on such iaaue. this manerwlll bedecidadonthe buiaottheinformationcontained in the application and the affidavit oubmitted by tho applicant. Further infor· matlon may be obtained by contacting the Public Utili· tiM Commiuion of Ohio, 1 BO East Broad Street. Col· umbuo. Ohio 43266·0573. 161 4, 1 tc Featuring BOB'S MARKET SPECIALTV! Public Notice ·New Guinea Hybrid Impatiens IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT, MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO GEORGE .M. COLUNS, TREASURER OF MEIGS COUNTY. "OHIO PLAINTIFF "As Pretty As Ever:: HANGING BASKETS vs. In 14 Spectacular Colors EDNA D. CORYEU. . DEFENDANT NO. 88·DLT·02 LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF SERVICE BY PUBUCATION TO: EDNA 0. CORYELL, if living. Whoee addrna is un· known; TO: The unknown heirs, dovl-a, legateea. adminio· tratore and or aulgn1 of Edna D . Coryo.ll, if de· ALSO •Fuchsias •Geraniums $229 •Boston Ferns •Petunias AND ·Many Other Bas}<ets Vou are hereby notifed that you have bean named defendant in a legal action entitled G-ge M. Colll~o. Treasurer of Meigs County, plaintiff. vs. Edna D. Coryell, defendant. T.hla action hu bean aaaigned can No. 88·DLT·02 in the Common Pleao Court, Malga County, Ohio, Pomeroy. Ohio 45769 . The object of tho com· plaint is foreclosure of tax lien on Nid real eetata described aa followa: Situated in the County of Malga. In the State of Ohio, end In tho Tqwnahlpa of 01· lve and lebanon and bounded and deacrlbad aa followe: · PARCEL NO. 1. Tha oil, gas, coal and other minerals in and underlying the pre· mlaeo hereinafter described and the right to procure and mine the ume without un· neceAiry encumbrance to the aurface and ways and right of way along any mi· nerel 118m In 11id preml111, being the oil, goa. coal and other minerals with all the rlghta to procure and mine the uma end ways and righta of way along any ml· naral Nam Which ware ra· aerved and excepted by AI· mona A. Davies in 1 deed to Mary L. Echola, datad Oc· tobar 25, 1B90, and ro· PLANT SALE "Area 's Best Selection Of Flowering And Vegetable Bedding Plants" 29¢ BANANAS.............. GOLDEN, RIPE MARKET PACK LB. REG. S1,50 ~~~:e $129 $199 FULL MARKET FLAT WHITE POTATOES....... REG. '10 GENUINE, GEORGIA SWEET 59¢ VIDALIA ONIONS...... 89' LB. Sale Price :!'. LB. poI I ED PLANTS •Chrylanllleanuu •Lup B&o. Cactua Dll\llal •Hanly IJ.oomlna Azaleu •NewGalaearmr:;: 1 •Porch Booc Mlal :t:::C::t ,.__ ;:~· .,~ Open 7 Dip a Wille until I I I. U1 :==.-:.•.:. : : : : : : : : , :·• ..Private • ·-·-·.,._,_ _ . - _ :::---:..... - : - - :: - _ ,,_;::,-,.:.c:e- p.m. Phone~) 77M721 or 77W800 Prlollln Ellect UVU IUndQ,IIIy 1111 Onlyl I - ·· ~ m:::::.- ;:=_- ::--:::-:::::: :::: L- . :-:-;r'~- . ~.=F:~r-o,_ ., Public Notice Public Notice corded in Vol. 70. on Page said oil, gae. coal i nd other 386oftheRacordsofDHds minerals with right to mine of Moigo County, Ohio, said for and remove the aame· premilea are situate Meigs w1a excepted which said reelaatato ao aold aubjoct to County. Ohio, and in tion 29, Township 3 . and aald ••caption Ia deacribed Range 11 of the Ohio 11 situate. lying end being in Companv's Purcheaa, be- Maiga County, Ohio, and ·ginning at the Southealt bounded and perticula~y de· comer of said Section 29, scribed as follows; Being the thence North on eaid section lend lying between Shade line to the Southeast comer River. the Shumway tend, of a on•acre lot, known as Joalah Curtla prlwte road the· ''H . A . Swan Lot", and public road from tho thence 1 Wenerly course band and Joolah Curtis line along the line of 11id lot to down to ShodoRiver Bridge, Southwest comer of ume containing eight acral, more lot. thence North to and or le11, for a fuller descripacrou Shade River at top of tion of the said real estate in Bank. thence up nid river to and under which the oil, gal. opposite the Southeast coal, end other minerals corner of land formerly with the right to mine for, owned by Oliver Shumway, and remove the same is thence acro11 Shade River hereby conveyed, reference and along Nid Shumway's is heritby made to the ReSouth line of the top oftho cord of 11ld deed to tho afo· ridge known aa uBack· re11id Mary Kandrew. Alao, bone" , thence in a South· 111 the coal underlying the easterly direction along cen· following described real ••· tar of ridge to the county tate situate in the County of road. thence a Southerly Meig1, in the State of Ohio, course with said road to a and in tho Townahlp of 01· hickory tree in said road. lve. being pert of Section thence South 61 degrees No. 29, Townohlp No. 3, Weat 12 80/ 1 00 chains to a and Range No. 1 1, of the poat Besch North 13 Ohio Company' s Purchoae degrees West 10 thence and described as follows: West 6 chains to a post Beginning at the 1outhwest (Gum 14 South 73 degree• comer of Oliver Shumway' s Eaat 141 thence South B1 'II land in said Section 29, itb•· degree• West 2 chains to a ing a 1ugar tree on the East post In S1nborn'1 E1st line bank of Shade River. thence (where a chestnut oak 10 with Josiah Curtis' line North 341inka and white ook North 80 dagra11 Waat 6 3 North 72 degroeo Eaat 16 87/ 100 .choina to a poot in linkal. thence South to the the county road, thencewhh ·South line of aaid Section said road South 6 degrees 29, thence East to the place Eoot 4 74/ 100 chaino, of beginning. containing thence South 16'11 degrees 100 acres, more or less, ex· Woot 4 26/ 100 cholna, cepting ebout 6 acral lying thence South 34 dogreoo on the South of Shade River Walt 2 60/ 100 cholno to a between tha county road hickory tree In aald road, and the top of aaid river bank thence South 61 degrees and being the Northeaatpert Waat1280/ 100chalnatoo of ten acre tract bought by poat, 1Beech North 1 3 do· Walter Curti1 from Jarvis greeo Welt 10 llnkal. thence Curtia ~Y deed dated Auguat Waat 5 chalna to poat !Gum 1874, and recorded In 1 4 South 73 degreea Eaat Vol. 43, Page 83 of tho Ro· 1411nkal. thence South 72'11 corda of Deeda of Melgo degree• Walt 3 chains to a County, Ohio. Alao, ell the poat, thence South 81 'II mining interelt contained in degreea Welt 2 chalna to 1 the following deacribad pro· post in Sanborn't Ealt line miaes aituate In Oliva Town- (where a .cheotnut oak 10 ahlp, Molgo COI!nty. Ohio, North 34 links, and whits and in Section No. 29. Town oak 3 North 72 degreea Eaat No. 3, and Range No. 11, of 16 llnkal. thence North 8 the Ohio Company'• Pur~ 12/100 cholna to tho South chaoe, and boun- and de· bonk of Shade River, thenco ICribed II loiiOWI, to wit: following aald bank down Beginning at a large •a•· aald river to tho place of containing 1 ufras tree on the South aida beginning, of Shade River nearly oppo- acral, more or less. with the Jooieh C urtio, thence right to mine and remove tho down the 1aid Shade River aame. the 11ld coal hereby with tha moanders thereof, conveyed was raaerved in a below tho cleared field deed from Walter Curtia to called the David Price Lot, Almira Curtla, aalcl deed thence a Weeterlv coui'H bearing date August 13th across tho ridge of whet Ia 1874, end recorded In Vo· called tho low gap to tho lume 44, on Page 173, of branch of Shade River at tho tho Recorda of Oeoda of place of beginning. contain· Melga County. Ohio. And ing 1ixty acres. more or le11. being tho 11mo property the 11id mining rights in the conveyad by Almona A . De· last above described pre- vita to Glennie Davloa. by miaes were conveyed to deed dated November 18, Walter Curtla by Oliver 1808, and recordad In Book Shumway by deed doted 1 27. at Page 200 of tho July 20, 1871, and recorded Deed Recorda of Moigo In Vol . 38, Page 273. Re· County. Ohio. PARCEL NO. 3 . All tho corda of Doeda of Malga County, Ohio. And being tho coal and right to mine the aamo property conveyed by ume under the urne under Aimone A. Davies to Glen· the two following deaoribad or percela of real II· nie Oavl11. by deed doted November 16, 1908, andre· tote. tho 111d coal end right corded In Book 127. at Page to mine the Nme having 199 of tho Deed Recorda of been excepted by Almona A. Davlea In her deed to Mel go County. Ohio. Thomaa C. Moore, bearing PARCEL NO. 2 . All tho oil. dote June 28, 1871, andre· gae. coal end other minarets cordad In Vol. 71, at Pego with tho right td mine for 323 of tho Recordaol Deed• and remove the same, of Molgo County, Ohio, the underlying certain real I I· firat of aald plecea of real II· tote aold by Almono A . Do· tate being desc~bad •• lot· viu to Mary Kendrew and to·wlt' Beginning 220 conveyed by deed datsd Iowa, rolla Eaat of the Northweat July 20, 1B99, which deed comer of S""tlon No. 28, waa recorded in Volume 90, Townahlp No. 3, end Range Page 134 of the Recorda of No. 1 1, of tho Ohio Co..,. Deedo of Molga County, peny' a Purchaoe, thence Ohio, and in which deed tho Ean to the Northlut comer of uid Section 2B. to a atako. thence 8outli on the East Uno of 11id Section No. 28 to • stake at the middle of ulcl Eoat Una. thence Wilt on tho middle line of aaid s..,tlon No. 28 to Southeast comer of • 50 acre lot form4002: Half Sizes 12'12 erly owned by Phlnoaa Ha· to 26'12. It's a fact, you zolton. thence Nlllth on tho Eaatllno of 11ld Hazelton Lot look slimmer in to the place of beginning, stripes and taller, too. containing 1 00 acrea, more or leu, and the HCOnd ol Drass can be aeld plecea or percela of real s189Veless or oatate being· dooorllecl ao short sleeves. loliowa. to-wit: Beginning at tho lliorthweat corner of Pattern Is $3.25 plus Fractional Section No. 22, $1.00 PIH. Townohlp No. 3, and Range No. 1 1. Ohio Compeny'a Purchaoe. In ~non Town· ohlp, Melga County, Ohio. thence aouth 23 deg,_ 30' Eoat 51 111/100 rodoto llab on Long Run. thenoe up l:ong Run with tho ,..,....,._ of the aame to the WHI ITne of Hid FNc· lionel Section No. 22, OFFER GOOD th11101 Nlllth on Hid line to THf'IOUGH tho of baglnnl"" con· OCT. 31. 1988 . tsln ntl five · be the Send to: Reader Mail. oamo more or-leu. All the Dept. 0000 Box 4000. CIOiil with the right to mlno the aama under both the Niles MI. 49120-4000. obove pervolo of land whloh Print Name, Address, woa ucopt8d In eald Diad Zip, Size, Pattern Num· to Tllotnea C. . . _ Ia ber. (N Y& Ml residents hoNioy convwyad to the eald s..,. e. I dollars HOLZER CLINIC raised •through fundralslng efforts on the loca l level help Planned . Parenthood of Southeastern d Ohio l stretch government fun ing n order to meet the ever-growing for services, " commented OF WEST VIRGINIA OPENING her announcement of an 11 • ~tl v lt v to take place in Pomeroy Atk ins, executive director, urday . MONDAY, MAY 9th AT 1:00 P.M. Julia P ayne, executive secre· ta ry for P lanned P arenthood, a nd a clinic sta ff representative, wlll be at Krogers from 10 a .m to 2. p.m . to give out information on services along with coupons which wlll be r edeema ble a t the F a mily Plan ning Centers during the m onth of May for dolla r s off on contraceptive supplies or an lnltlal or annual examina tion by the local physician. At that time an afghan made by Ms. Payne will be displayed. The afghan Is being used In a fund ra is ing project with donations on It be ing accepted at Saturday's visit. As explained by Mrs . Atkins, the Information a nd education provided by the sta ff of Planned Pare nthood helps co uples plan for and space the arr ival of children. "We belleve that planning and spacing allows for chlldren to be born at times when the famlly Is ready to provide nurturing, love and care. Our preventive health screening services, such as Pap tests, breast examinations, hy· pertenslon and sexually trans· mltted disease testing enable women to avert larger medical expenses should a minor prob· !em go undetected," she sald. Meigs County has a current caseload of 600 with about half of the total being femaleS In their 20's while about a third are 19 and under. Agency wide, Planned Parenthood of Southeast Ohio through Family Planning Cen· ters in eigh t counties serves more than 6,000 women. According to the lat est stalls· lies, 22.8 percent of the total blrth,s In Meigs County In 1987 were to teenage mothers. Meigs County ranks third In the s tate in percentage of teen births to all births within the county. The state average is 13.3 percent. The philosophy of Planned Parenthood is that " a world of wante d children would ma ke a world of difference." • FAMILY PRACTICE • OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY 2605 JACK SON AVE., PT. PLEASANT MON.·FRI. PHONE 675-4498 8: 30 TO 5 Mother's Day Is May s•• 0/orHer Day Bright With Flowers •Potted Azaleas •Porch Boxes •Combination Pots •Fresh & Silk Corsages •Orchids •Silk & Fresh Flower Arrangements and Planters • Get A Free Silk Corsage When You Purchase A Flower Arrangement Over $J5·. oo e PAYMENTS YOU ·cAN AFFORD NEW 1988 CHEVROLET SPRINT Ore- - h-.Alto, ...... mtnklg 111111- oontehted In the fllllowlna d• scrtbad of IMCf oon· voyed to thelllld Wo.._ Cur· t11. di Dtllld. It¥ Holt W. Curtio, 11'1 deod doted J 24, 1871, end -ordod In SPECIAL FACTORY PURCHASE 1987 CHEVROLET NOVA fi~>t $109.35 pi'"'" add sales tax) • ··--- .,_,_....._ ::=.:.... · -- · .......... $149.89 PER~ PER IIONTH 5·speed transmission, am/fm stereo. Most have: automaric America's 11 glU economy car! M.SI • DllooNd t7,!tl transmiuion, air conditioning. po~r steeri ng, power brake~, am/fm stereo , rtar window defroster, stet! belted ti~t:s... ... ..and man:! •.::::::;:, i:.:t..:.!Ji::~"---~~...j =::""...;..~-~T~u. ...;f"i:::::::~ ....... r_._,~ .. .__ ~.lft':.m~.:-lilt. .... lllo N,iln'll • ,..,.,_r-. ......... ,.....a.tl3~ _ · IUK 111111 lOt JUST ARRI~ED NEW 1988 FIERO 1-TOP PLUS FRESH SHIPMENT OF '88 S-10 PICKUPS 11188 ""'.an;> 41 ~ ,..;;o CHEVROLET CAVAUER a SPECIAL FACTORY PURCHASE $176.46 PER~ Most have: automalic transmission, air conditioning, power steering, power brakes, amlfm steh:o, Sleet belted tires ... and morel NO PAYMENTS •TUJ, JULY r.'"• •Pote.ciRal• •GeraaiUJIII ~ juet 114 mile north of Poi!Woy 1111_.. Bridge Food ltamp8 80Ctptecl for Purchll• of 8ulc Olrden liNd 81111 Ylllllaltle Planla - o.- ~ Public Not1·ce LEGAL NOTICE Notice i8 given that Unital, Inc. has applied to tho Public TOMATOES ................. . REG. ::::::~.::~:-. . : ·: ClU.iJied pap1 cover I M followift& ce lepllon• uchanp •-- · Public Not1ce 3 1/21b. bnktt 10 tbo. : ::::.:.. ::::-:;:-.=~- .. --......... "'=:-~. IU>ODU ~•"'I!R PRODUCE SPECIAlS! FLORIDA NEW ::::: ::·: ·- ~ ·cealed: FLORIDA VINE RIPENED ;=::.::...... • ·::,:u• z: :~ . ~, L:.·!!-~';j-~~~;=~-~-~.:. ;l~lL~;-~·;h;·~;=j~~~~;:;J~~~~~j j~;:.!-:;:. .!;or.: !_!.h~-:·!": :",!:.1-!-!M~ .J M.b: or Match 15 or More Bags of Any of the Above and Save An Additional 215' Off Each Bag 111 .::: ..._~~t=:~'="!:::'.!:. ~~. ·.~"..-:"~. : ::::: ;:~%~~ ~=~·: o;o;~~... : ;::: ~":.·:~:· The Open House Festivities While You Select The Perfect Mother's Day Gift POTTING SOIL (40#) .................2.49.........................$1.99 TOP SOIL (40#) ..........................2.19.........................$1,99 P,EAT .HUMUS (40#) .................. 2.19........................,$1,99 COW MANURE.(40#) .................2.39.........................$1.99 PINE BARK Nuggets (3 ft 3) .......... .................3.49 ..•••••••.•.••••.....••..s2.99 Mini Nuggets (3 ft 3) ... ....... .........3.49 .........................$2,99 Mulch (3ft 3) •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~3.49 •.....••.•••.............s2.99 • • ·• ..- : c.o- 100 '"' ·==--.. -·. -::_~ ~"'.:.::...="" =--.:: Come. Enjoy Sale Price : :: ~..::.:.. m.: ..._ _ _ ..... .., _ _ .., .. ._ .. _ IIEVERYONE WELCOMEII Regular : ::~ -··-""-. - . -.._ .=::.;.::=.::---··--.. ........ --··-:=":":...:::..= .. _,_ .... _ ·c~"=!,!,.. •••••,!- Saturday, May 7th and Sunday, May 8th Item You'll Come Up Aces With The C/assifieds to distribute infohriarion R.ATEI •oan ••.:: 111 oouoSUNDaY 1sT ANNUAL OPEN HOUSE TRUCKLOAD POTIING SOIL SALE --~~~~~~~~~Pom~aoy-M~~~p~on~.~O~h~io~------------~~~~----~The~~~~~~~~~ P lanned Parenthood ANNOUNCES THEIR • ' - ON ALL NEW VEJDCLES IN STOCK f------ - - - TOM PEDEN ...... nblle • PWtn' •lhdcll, IDe. 1LII.......... Che....... • 01' ' ~- .-..... '• �Page-1 Q......The Sentinel Community calendar WEDNESDAY POMEROY-'- The 16th annual FFA Banquet will lie held Wednesday. 6:30 p.m., In the cafetetia at Meigs High School. Dinner will be buffet s tyle with the FFA · ~rovidlng a roast and ham. SHOP DLEPORT THIS WEEK FOR MOTHf~R'S DAY SAVINGS ! ! ~M=o=T=H=ER=,=s=n=AY~ We Reserve The Rieht To Limit Qua nlitles STORE HOURS Monday thru Sunday 8 AM-10 PM MIDDLEPORT -The Middleport Literary Club will meet Wednesday ai 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs . ){onald Rey nolds. Mlnersvillt• . There will be a group .;evue of " A Tal e of Tw{) Cities" ~Y Char les Dickens. \ JUST FOR MOM! 298 ·sECOND ST. .PQ_ M.EROY, OH. HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY PRICES EFFECTIVE SUN., MAY 1, THRU SAT., MAY 7, 1988 20°/o THURSDAY SYRACUSE - A revival will be held Thursday through Sa t urday. 7 p.m .. at the First Ch urch of Qod in Syracuse. Speakers will be Rev . William L. Shepler of Athens on Thursday; Rev . Rick Mooney of Poi nt Pleasant, W.Va. pn Friday; a nd •Rev. De lores . Taylor of New Haven. W.Va. on Saturday. Special singers will be !eatured each night . Everyone Eva ngeline Chapter 172, Order of the Easter n Star , will have its annuallnspec:uon Thursday, 7: 30p.m. at the ~Midd l eport Masonic Temple. In( s pection will be by a grand line i'officer , Grand Conductress Mary · ~ot• te r, Grand Chapter of Ohio. t;Refreshments will be potluck !•with members to ta ke two la rge .:".o r three small cove red di s hes ~;o ther than mea t, cake and pies ~w h ic h will be furnished. •: ·sYRACUSE The First •J:hurch of God, Syracuse. will be d n revival Thursday. Friday a nd :<:Saturday evenings a t 7p.m ., with ~.sP,eclal spea kers an d si ngers ~ea ch night. Everyone welco me. .·. -• 'i ' ; R eser vations :. HARRISONVILLE - Reser'.vations for the ann ual dinner and : ctance of the Har risonvil le-Sc ipio :~u mnl Assoc iation may be ·}nade by calling VIrginia Gi bson ~11t (614) 742-3182 . T he dinner and :dance will be held May 28, 6:30 to ;:;n: 30 p.m .. at the sc hool gy m . ~.lfhe al umnj officer s Invite all ' members , their fam ilies, gues ts. :11nd ci tizens of the Ha rrisonville :f>chool area toattend . Cos t! or the ~ i nner and da nce Is $7 for a du lts ' jlnd $3.50 for child ren under 12. A ;short busi ness m eeting will be •:held after the dinner, fo llowed by ' tne round a nd sq uare danci ng . 129 HOURS: 10 A.M .-5:30P.M . MON .·SAT. FLAVORITE Bacon •.••••••••••• ~~ ••••• 9 9< WILSON $ .99 Boneless. Ham...... 1 LB. . VILLAGE PHARMACY MAY DAY SAVINGS! CREST TOOTHPASTE $16 7 6.4 . . . 99< Strawberr1es ••• LB•••••• GALLON 20/0 M.ll k.............. . ' oz. N~W COUNTRY Yogurt ••.•••..••• :.•;. 3/ Vegetables.·:·~~~,.~·:. S/ $2 PUREX . • Bleach •••••••••••••6:~ .... 69< F'ried Chicken.:i~:~~. $199 Glazed Donuts •. :~~ $149 ~~A~~· 3sI,., 79·< • • • • limit c..,_, Good Only AI Powlll's $upo111111rb1 Good Sun. May 1_lhru Sa!• May 1 HOUSE CHUNK TUNA II 0101 WATII oz. 6.5 CAN COFFEE KAOPECTATE HALTRAN 8 FL. 01. 30 TABLETS REG. REG. S3.19 $3.39 NOW$2 9 9 NOW$2 99 SPEED STICK MENNEN SUPER DRY -UNSCENTED by REG. $249 . NOW 9( 3LI. UN ~ ' $599 Umit 1 ,., c,.,_, Good Only AI Pewlll't SuPermarbt Good Sun. Mly 1 lhno Sat. May 1 ~~:z. $119 limit 1 Ptr Customer God Only AI Pewlll's 1 lhru NORTH SECOND MIDDLEPORT, OHIO COUPON I HALLMARK . I I MOTHER'S DAY CARDS I 50°/o OFF 1 Limit One With Coupon I 1r--------~----COUPON I I MOTHER'S DAY I I SPECIALGIFTS I SELEcnoN I I1 II I..1_____________ 1With 0°/o OFF JII Coupon I I COUPON I\It-------------..., COUPON . I I I I · YOUR cHoJa I FLOWERS I I BULK CANDY II 20°/o OFF II 20°/o OFF With Coupon I I With Coupon I I 1-------------~ I RACK DEVON 1f2 PRICE I ANY I CRAFT ITEMS I 20IN ~~OCI I /0 OFF Blouses, Pants & Jackets • • WALTZ & LONG LENGTH 20°/o OFF 1 With Coupon ! aae 1' I ·-------------- L.-------------1 r-------------,r----~--------1 COUPON II COUPON I I FLOWER POTS, 1 PLANTERS, 1 POniNG SOIL I 10°/ooFF I With Coupon II 11 I' .I II ICE COLD POP 12 o1. caN 25(_, _ w~h Coupon ' • . I . -1-- - ---~----- _,_ --- -DUPOIT 991·1635 OPIN Ta 7,_AY NIGHT ON THE "I" IN MIDDLEPORT •• ·; I . . --..· ·- ~ .... ...... . I I 1 r 1 L-------------J 1-------------~ ALL COUPONS EXPIRE MAY 8, 1988 GIVE MOTHER A GIFT CERTIFICATE FOR A MOTHER'S RING INGELS F 106 N.IND I HI-DRI I I PAPER TOWELS I I• 2 FOI I 11 Limit 2 With Coupon I 1 $9 9 00 •le• II II YOUR OWN GENUINE BIRTHSTONE PLUS 6 FULL CUT DIAMO.NDS 7 FULL.CUT DIAMONDS 514900 MAY OR ANnl• COME EARLY BEFORE THESE ARE GONE! OR nE DYED CROP TOPS lEG. 'U.H SAil $J 011 LADIES NIGHT Slim IIG. 'll.H W $813 ALL NYLON GOWNS 1 I -------------.-------------.. ,.--------------. I . COUPON II COUPON I THIS BIRTHSTONE SPECIAL WAS EANT FOR MOTHERS ' CAPTAIN CRUNCH CEREAL I 1 ALL ARTIFICIAL ON SALE AT MIDDLEPORT DEPARTMENT STORE THUR., FRI. & SAT. REGISTER LADIES' SPRING COATS FRIDAY FOR SURPRISE GIF AND JACKETS REDUCED VALUES S36.99 TO $69.95 SALE PRICED 20'/o OFFALL 75 25To 50°/o $27 TO $5250 LADIS JEANS 1 •• 9 LIVES CAT FOOD ·-------------, 1 BANQUET . MONTE MIDifLEPORT, OHIO . -----------~-- · · ' $ Johnson's Var1etv Store II "S.UPER. SA~IN8S THIS WEEK" ./~ 992-5627 MASTEI·VISA·DISCOVER 1- - - - - - - - - - - - - ..J YOU'LL FIND GIFTS WHEN YOU SHOP WITH THESE MERCHANTS THIS WEEK FOR MOTHER'S DAY. SHOP OUR "SIDEWALK SALES" THIS SATURDAY, MAY 7TH. CALIFORNIA ~cgi stral ion SHOE PLACE PRICE VILLAGE PHARMACY $ . 992-3481 ~ L-1111-"-.- S3.24 BROUGHTON'S 'J'h ~ 271 : POMEROY - Meigs Loca l $c hool District Kindergarte n .,-}'gist ratio n for this com ing ;\;cltool year wi ll be held Wed nes~y. from 9toll:30a .m.and 1 to4 -p;m . at Pomeroy E lementary; :Ptlursday from 8 ' to l1:30 a.m. and 12 to 2:30 p.m . at Rutla nd f;lementary; Friday, from 8 to 11':~0 a.m. and 12 to 2:30p.m. at Middleport Elementary. Bir th cyrtlficatcs and Immunizatio n fl''cords are necessary. • [Joach needed • POMEROY The Meigs ~m er ica n Legion baseball tea m heeds a coach for the 1988season. t!a coac h is not found by the e nd Qt this week, there will be no (eglon team. Any person or ~rsons interes ted In coac hing should ca ll Art St obart at 9923481, or George Nesselroa d at 992-5881 , as soon as possible. 1f2 992-6669 . .• •. .·- - Sausage .'! $199 ••• ~ ad line • ' MIDDLEPORT -Saturday Is lire last day for horses hoe thr owe;;s to register for the "Toad EII'Ickles Open," to be held Saturday. May 14, at Dave Diles Park in Middleport. As entry fee e~ $10 Includes scoring. To register. write or call Ca rl E. Searles, Box 19, Middleport, ~60 , (614 ) 992-2234, or Har ry L. ~ lley, 1126 East Main. Pom eIW· 45769, r614l 992-3408. . ,30°/o OFF HILLSHIRE FARMS '~dgwi c k . htrit<l_gt hOU$t MIDDLEPORT · DENIM SKIRTS 30°/o OFF 1 RACK OF COORDINATES ,· . :f.t~ther's Day observance .. ... • •Colorful Fashion Scarves •lsotoner Slippers •Jewelry •Judy Bond Blouses •Lee, levi & Chic Jeans 99 Stew Beef ...... ~~ •••• $1 •: MIDDLEPORT - A specia l :Mother's Day observa nce has :ooen planned by the Am erican :~~;io n . Feeney-Bennett Post ·H8. to be held Sund ay a t the ;Legion Annex, Mill St., Mi ddle· lJbi't , 2 to 4 p.m. : The commu nity is being in· ;vited by the legio nnaires to !·bring in their mothers" for a tea :llosted by the a uxilia ry, 2 to 4 Jim . There will organ music @ring the afternoon by Don GREAT SA"IN8S! ATHLmC SHOES 992-5627 THURS., MAY 5-SAT., MAY 7TH BONELESS Smok 992-6S98 111!11J1! 1111111 MOTHER'S DAY 81FT SUGGESTIONS Smokeys ........ ~~ .... $2 39 1' ·p k L . • $149 t4 or o1n •• ~~ ••.• ~ APPAREL 112 PRICE PRIU *Sidewalk Sale May 7th GROUP MEN ' S -llo WOMEN 'S ONE RACK SNEAKERS 112 Corner Collections MILL ST. MIDDLEPORT BIG RED will meet T hu rsthe township hal l. GROUP CHILDREN'S Choose hom Reebok, Nike, Pony, Avia, Brook, Converse MIDDLEPORT Whole Fryers •.~•...•. 49< BONELE~S $ 29 Stnp Steak .....~.... 4 ~; ,POMEROY- SallsburyTown- ~: FRIDAY ( POMERO_Y - Meigs County t RE .A.C.T . Team wil l hold a ; mo nthly meeting on Friday ·:'7: 30 p.m. at P leaser's RestB u:'fant in Pomeroy . All members ;~ re urged to attend if possible. INCLUDES REEBOK, NIKE, PONY BROOKS, CONVERSE and AYIYA CHECK OUT OUR SIDEWALK SALE! SATURDAY, MAY 7TH ONLY OFF EXCLUDING: CLEARANCE ITEMS AND PANAMA JACK LOnONS GRADE A 0.: .... ATHLETIC SHOES! SORRY, NO LAYAWAYS .·· MIDDLEPORT - •. 20°/o OFF ON ALL WOMEN'S STOREWIDE ALL WEEK MAY 4TH· 7TH \,_Velcom e. ~-s hip Trustees •>)jay, 7 p.m., at . NOW THRU SATURDAY, MAY 7TH WEEKEND FOR MOM *With a Pair of Women's Dress Shoes, Get A Purse of Your Choice FREE or Take 30% Off on Your Purchase! *All women's Athletic Shoes 200fo Off! RE & JEWELRY U5 SICOIID AYE. GAWPOUS 446-8014 �• Page-12-The Daily Sentinel BIG BEND Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio .Your Independently Owned Low-Priced Supermarket Wednesday, May 4 •.1988 4. 1988 Public Notice GARDEN & FLOWER New Guinea Impatiens Hanging Baskets EXCEL SEEDS ODLAND 1o~CH Vz GAL. FOODLAND KING SIZE White Bread 4 ~g~JEs 24 oz. CTN . s 1 9 Sugar Cheese dated November 26 , 1924, and recorded in Book 127, cords of Meigs County. Ohio. PARCEL NO . 6. All the coal. oil and other minerals underlying the following de· PURE SWEET 4 .4LB . . $119 $1 29 MANTIS OhiO. And being the ·Ume property convoyed by AI· mona A. Daviea to Glennie Davlaa, by deed dated November 26, 1924, and recorded in Book 127. at Page 394 of Deed Recorda of Meigs Countv. Ohio. And said Parcela Nos. 1 ,. '" 2, 3, 4, 6, and 8 above described being the -.me property transferred from Glennie Davies, deceased, to Edna D. Coryell and Oma Davies Eltae. by Certificate of Transfer, dated October 16. 1946, and recorded in Book 166, at Pogo 665 of the Deed Records of Meigs County. Ohio, and from Oma Davies Eltse, de· ceased, to Ralph R. Eltse and Edna D. Coryell by CO!· MT. DEW, PEPSI FREE DIET OR REG. Pepsi Cola Ground 8 Beef · DAIRY LANE 2°/o Milk 16 oz . . BTLS. • Plus Deposit PLASTIC GALLON Limit one with •1 0.00 or more additional purchase. 5 LB. OR MORE Additional Quantities $ 49 1 limit one with 5 Happy Ads '1 0.00 or more Lortv E. Spencer. Clerk of Couna Coun Meiga County, Ohio Common Pleas (41 1 J. 20, 27; (51 4. 4tc :z: z •Makaa Gardlll'i & Yard Care a Snap! - FOR IIORE INFORIIAliON MORRIS EQUIPMENT 742-2466 RUTLAND. OHIO POMEROY, OH. 992-2269 "Free Eotlmetes" 3-11-tfn Roun·d White Potatoes $1.50 OFF LABEL ASSORTED COLORS FRESH Head Lettuce Cottone lie Bath Tissue Surf Detergent $ 20 LB. BAG f 147 oz. 4 ROLL PKG. '~>~ ~t ). 99 1 I • ittl' Hey, Look Who's 24 The liHie girt we al atiO.e. Happy Birthday Kim Follrod Mom BOX Also Tr1ntltll11l01 PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 SMALL ENGINE REPAIR SALES & SERVICE BUSINESS PHON£ (6141 992·6550 RESIDEN<I PHONE (6141 992':!.!.1~ ._/' ~ ~i~E · ~_:: Foodland BunS1ze~s 1 2o . "-· E · Wieners /1/'rJ·,\ ~Large ggs KAHN'S•MEAT.-BEEF $ 1 LB. · PKG. ' . BRAWNY ASST. COLORS . •REG. •DRIP •ADC •EP Paper Towels Maxwell House 3 LB. CAN JUMBO ROLL \. I We Service AU Makea 1/22/U/ttn v.w. RIGGS CREST - Want place thai looks great & i great' Then this is ~! Really nice split foyer home w~h 4· 5 bedrooms all in e1cellent condition. Garage, n•ce lot, W.B. hookup. Blinds &shut!· ers included. Great for that growing family_! PRICE RE· DUCED $49,900.00. PARTS CUSTOM BUllT HOMES I GARAGES "At RtaSOIIGblt Pri,H" SNODGRASS' UPHOLSTERY PH. 949-2801 or Res. 949-2860 Dor or Night ' NEW AND USED PARTS 742-2315 RKino. Ohio 46771 Phone 949-2202 NO SUNDAY CAW 5-2-t 4·1&-K-tfn EAGLE RIDGE SMALL ENG,NE VHS TAPE WI us con"" thiN oW MHiK & Slides .,., to _, VHS. .......... PH. 949·2969 CAU AMY CAITO or IOI'S EUCTIOIICS 446-7390 JAIDMAN & ECHO lJIZfU.tf~ Located Halfway Be~ Rt. 7& Baahen Office ................ 992-2259 CHARLIE'S MIDTOWN Wt H-r Me/Disc/Visa 4-ls:a t1n MAIN " " ' VIDEOS L&L INDEPENDENT CAIPET CLEANEIS $ PH. 742-2833 Open Monday thru Saturdoy 12 Noon till I P.M. Corner of Now Uma Road & StrMt 11te ae.t Tecbulque Ill Carpet Cfeaaln1 742-2451 9 Wanted To Buy MillE lEWIS-OWNEI FOR SALE 3 Strl•• aJMI Yorious Sizts WOODEN BUilDINGS lt. I, lvtleml, Dh. 45775 u ..... , .... luilt On Yow lot ON SALt NOW AT SEARS IN MDlii'OIT 61•-•r•n·• Wt Aapt fNIIS-.. '· .......Giilliii·ons··· ....... l!t Vicinity llof."t for kx;al fuiMiYiceg• mtlon in Pomer.oy .,... Sand re.ume to Ositv Sentin.t Bo• 729 B. Pomeroy. Ohio. Sell A ...on totrlendl~an d ...tilt hie& 011 a territory. Fr" sign up If cllll 814-992-7180 AVON - AU ....... Call Marilyn WerNer 304-882-2645. Fo·r mer Point P!uunt couple now living In Ne¥.o Jeruv 1eeking liv• In bat./ litter for 2 prelchoolen. Some light hou ..work ~uif'ed. room and board plu1 1150.00 per week. Non 1mok111' and r.t•encaa rsquired. One year commitment pr• ,.,. ..d . Call201-584-5595oh• 6:00 PM for local intentiew, Mrious app.Wcentl onty . c hairs, Garage- 3 11.! ml, from city-141. Dune buggy , model airpl1n1111, furnfture. gl•sv.ere. · clothet. Fri. & Set. h1ndm1de craft1 , clothing- alltize. April 29 & 30 .. May 2 thnl 7. 3 F1mil'( YJWd Sale- May 5th It 6th. Rt. 688 in Rodn~ . 10-5. Yard Sale-May 2tothe6th. 123 Fourth Awe . 9 to 5 . Kidt II adult clothes & other ltama. 5 Families-lots of 8'1/'&ry"thing. Bill Gene Johnson 114-446-3672 3 Families- 302 lAG r.-u:le Btvd .. Wed., Thun.• Fri. May 4, 6, It 8 . 9-7 Nice clothes-adults & child- TOP cASH paid fOr '83 model and new• uted Smh'h c••· Ea1tern AWl .. G1ilipolil . C.ll 814-446- 2282. . rent, new craft tt.ms. curtains, toys, much more. Famity-Tuas .. Wed., Thurs. 9 - 6 . F\l"nitute, clothing. gl•swere, novelities. jewarly, cameras . 1808 Ch•tnut . 4 Complete hou.eholdli of furniture & flllttQues. Also wood It . Yz mil• lulwlle Rd . Thurs .• B. co1l h811tera. Swain's Fwniture Fri. Bedroom tuite. 9• stove. ll Auction, Third It Olive. brown c•pet, hand tool1, mite. 814-448-3159. Carport Sale; Fridll't' Only, 9-3. Want to buy: Uaad furniture and 1st right off B~IIVilie Rd . antiques. Will buy entire household furnishing. Marlin Wede3 Family Carport-202 Kineon Or., Fri. & Sat . tU 2. Dr11H11. mever. 814-246-6162. clothing, post hole digger. Junk C.s with or wh:l'\out sledge hammer. motora. Call Larry Uvety· 614- • 388-9303. Garage Sale-Thuri.. Fri.. May 5-6. 2'h Wanted-Registered Morgan stud hor.. to breed m•es or to buy . C1ll 814 -357- 0424 Buying furniture and appNanc:et Of by the lot. Fair br lhe piece pricea. Call 614-446-3158. to buy- XR 80 dirt bike. C1ll evenings after 7 :30-8144411-4537. Buvin~ d1ily gold. ' silver coins, jew"elry, ltlrling ware, old , llrge currency. Top pri- Burkett Barber Shop, 2nd. Aw. Middleport. Oh. 614992-3478. Em111nvmenl Sr:J v1ces 11 outMiiiCI'MkRd. 3 Family -Fri.- 6th. 9-12 mi. wwt of Coal Belt TV. 1tari, ~everel baby item•. clothing. lawf'! mo~N~r, Much more. 367-0606. LPN- Appty In p. .on to: The Medical Plue, 203 Jackson Pike. Gallipolis, Ohio. bMween 9 AM. 4,30PM. FEOERAL, STATE ANO CIVIL SERVICE J08S Now hirinG. mustbe18 or oldef. Good drtilng record. ln1ur11noe & dependable ano. No phone c.lte, murt eppfy in ,..on. Dornlnoe Plan. Now hiring at Subwoy. Fl•lbl• houn. All etifle. 303 Upper Rlvor Ad .• Oelllpolle. Governm.rt Joa.. •1t.040 el8,230 yr. Now hirtng. Your aru 8C.I87·1000 ext. R- c••· New wqe and eJCeftent beMf11: '**Ill& Arcedl1 Nur• irlt Centw. lax A Main St.• Oootw•• Ohio 45721 1-814587·3111. ·····--po-mero'i ···------Middleport & Vicinity We buy quilts. Pre 1950' • · Anv condition. ($ 5- S400) . Need now. Cell 614-992·5867. Three family' . May 5, 6, lnd 7 . On r~d under rhe Pomeroy- . M1son Bridge. large 8 family '!41rd ule. 1 mile south of Tupptl'l Plains on Rt. 7 on right. May 5, &. end 7. toolt. dishes,j ewelery. clothin{t babv thru •duhs. collectors items end lots mi1e. Patriot Village Yard Sal ..Thurs. It Fri. 9 familiM. lots of ltuff. 141 to ns. follow tigns. dl"f. May 7 . WrightSt ., Pom•ov Garage Sai•Centen~ . Mev 5, 8. 7 . 9 til 6. T.V.. big wheel. clothes for everyone. lots more. Yard Sale-May 6&7, SmiiM OU1 Buhwine Rd. Babv ·hems, toddlers / Infants plothing, m isc. items. C.,.em~~n Chapel Church. ·Turn li•. Rain ,_ shine. Street Wide Yard Salesl Se1ur- bv Beech Grove Cemetary Ehtr1nce. May 5th end 6th. Large t.-nily, something for everyone. WoodrD¥W Mora's on At. 7. betide Memory Gardens. Rain cancels. 814-985-4117. 3 f~mily at Sandy Hawley's. Fore~t Run Rd., Ra cine. Satur- d.,. May 7. 9,01).4,00. Mey 4-6, 9:0().6;00. Two and tenths mil• out 143 et Henderson. Microwave. electric and g .. 111nge. ditlk. tires .,d two 2 Famitv·SeturdfY, 8-4. 218 It Orchard Hill. Rd. Freezer, girls G/ 7. lot• more. Nlighborhood SeleonNell A\oe .• Fri. & Sat.• May 8th & 7th. 9 AM -1. Lots of b•~n• . 4 Family Garage Sele-l01t of different ftema. May 5. 6. 7. 2 mi. from 141 on Neighborhood goods. center. Y•d Sale-1 mile out state route 775 from state route 141 . Al•o antiques. May 6, 7. & 8 . 9 to 5 . left at Waahington Run Rd., aee sign1. AnUque ltrniture, gl•s· were, stonej... tn.Jnk.,.dtooll. Clothing and misc. Four fam;. Outaide Sal• Rep. v.w~ted tar Gillie Co. Muat hwe prwioua oUIIde 111• e•p•hwu:e. Make t17 commileion on eech 829 •I• Ewryonelaeproapaetand we' re •1 in our fi .. d. hperlenced lnterestad rnen or wom.n 1hould reply with ,.. aume or w.n hlatory. P.O. Box 371, Port.-nouth, Ohio 456CI2, f'eeded. E•perience • knowledge of Th...,anlc Dietsd•ired. Apply In pereon It Scenic Hils Nunlng Moving Sale-200 w..t Central Aw.. Rio Grande. May 6, 7 . 9- 7 Womens Ill boys (NB - 2Tl clothes . toaster oven. electri c I~M~n mower, hum idifier, misc. Watch signa. on left. Lawn mowers. rotlller. Rd. Part time cool!: aid SWiiher. May 6, 6 . and?. 9 :00am to17 miles north on 88. 1t. mile past NOW HIRING . Your area. *13.550 to *59.480. IMMEDIATE Openings. Call 1· 31613J.I082. ••· #F2758 ATTN: Slf• Mgr. Yard Sel•3 refrigs., cwpet, tvs. dithes. home int.. bedspreads. eom. vee. clean•. projector & 1creen. nice clothing-all 1izea. & mite. May 4th. 9 to 1. B~INIIIB ' TownhoutB. 4 family -Kno• '& Yard Sale-Wed. -4th, Thurs.· 5th. Fri.- 6th. Just ofl141 •t Cantilnary on lincoln Pike 4th trailer •w. GOVERNMENT J08S. 111,040 - •59,230/yr. Now hiring. Your area. 805-1876000. ext. R-10 189 for current Fedlftllil'l . "*• mile~ Clott.s. llmpa. 9 untill ) Garage-4 Famity. Mev ·6th & 7th. Furniture. chain lots mite . Kemper Hollow Rd . oft 180, follow signs. Help Wanted 4 Femify -Ertra nice clothes · 5-12. boysahont lfze 1 B. toys. dithn. CtJrteins, men's 34, girls 2-6 . boys. Thursday. 9-6 . Hom-.. wood Or.- 7 miiM flc)rthon 160. Yard Sai•Thurt. 9-4. Prom drea1. bed tents. kids clothes, misc. 1at road-right ~It Shrine Club . .. W.p-rc•hforlatemodel clean used cars. Jim Mink Chev.-Oids Inc. red. O.O .N. for en a..t.viaw. Stylo Cut, Ju .. U.ftl FIESTA HAIR -FASHIONS. 322 M.,~., 7 Femlly Garage Sale- Off Rt . 7 on Addison Pk.-2 mil•, fir1t road left , whhe hou• with red barn behind Addwile School. Dining 11ble& chlil'll, computer, 459 ll_riat Dr. Mev 4, 5, 8. 9-5. No early •les. Rain 01 Shine. V•cltkm timt1 Let Ul help you enjoy tt man with en ..., c•• Yard Sal&-% mile Orch•d Hill May 4·6. 9·7 Uniform top1, clothes, kids-2T-10, household I Huge Y•d Sale-1926 Eastern Toys, quality children• clott.&. dlshel. books. and A\118 , mUch morel Frid.V & Seturdey, Mov 8. 7 . 9 AM -5 PM. 3 Family Yard Sale-Adult & chil~en· 1 clothes, knlck·knaeka. Me. Fri.. May 8 & Slit .. May 7. B AM to 4 PM . 120 Bast;ani Or., Gelllpol". Hugh 8 Family GaregeSala- May l!lfh 7th. 9 till 1 1 mile out George's Creek Rd. on right W8tch tor signa. Compound boW, book•. boy a 10 apd.• Amrl a a. tip•. 64 Felcon car, cemp• top, bed apread. euruins, toyi, girls baby clott•. •du It & children elothlng-1!1 aiul, 3 dinltte Maple chein:, drill pre11. home Int., gu na & lots more. rim~ . Wedn•Qy and Thursday. Mey 4th Md 5th. 383 Perk St.; Midcleport. Guns, lawn mow.,.., stove jars, mite. Mll'f 5th and 6th at Rich•d Spancef's. Tuppeu Plains. Rt. 7. Wood burner. crafts. curtlins. driiP•· dishel. Frid., .. dSoturdov. g,oo.•,oo. Men ' s, women's 1111d children' s clotting, furniture .-.d miac Hems. tiappV Hollow Rd .. 2nd house on righr. Nicinsky retidence. Huge yerd sale lhursct.y, May 6th and Fridav, May 6th. 9 :00-1 Clothing tor ell, furniture, balrt' items. ceramics. Home Interior, Tupperwere. curtains, bedsPfNdalnd misc. VJ mile north of Tuppers Plain• on At. 7 . 1raihr on left at Athen1 -Meigs County line. 4 family . MJy 5th and. 8th, Thul'll. end Fri. 9th houtl on right, New lima Rd. Rutland. B1by ltema, dryer, bicycta, clothing aH tizel. Seturdll'(. May 7th. lots of inf.,t, toddler dothes , books. 440 Grent St. , Middlepon. Ger~ge Garage S1le- At Centenary acro11 from 5p•lde Supply. Sw.epar, di:ahlll, .,...u appll.,men's-women'..children's clothing. Good cr... items. c-. Frlcloy. 9-5 Glrage Sele-May 8. 7 , Tekefh. 1 80 to Kerr, go to 81.,.,.,etJ.. Rudney croesroedl go 2 mil• ta . cr..m g•og•right, Hll~ Neal. Wicker rucker, ch.n , silk flowert. Avon proctlct•. dl1hlt:, dot.... •orm door, lots af rtiiW' it.-na. Mle. MIV 5,6, 7. 1 mile above Five Points on At. 7 . Sat . May 7. Kenneth Mic:heal r81 iden ce. Hv••ll Run Rd . County Rd . 16. 9 tetlths mite. 10x60 house trailer !needs work} . 10 storm windows, motor cycles. mite Items. 4fernillea. M1y 5th and 6th. First gravel Rd . on tight off Basham Rd. from 124. Ca.tains, bed•· prMds. computer. "' F1mtly-Thura. & Fri. Je1na, , ...,.,. odds & anda. .., slle clothing. On right below Mercervflle-21 8 . ----- ·pf-PTeiisiint...... Now apenM. Mr. Plbbl Plla and Sullo. Call 114-ft2-3234. FMt fr• delver¥ to lmtted Subdtvillon Yerd. garage SaiesFrldov • Sotunlov . t-5. lohlnd old BidWell Elem. School. large Vlf'illtY. -----. -·--- ·-.-- --· ---- -·- --·--- '. 4 Giveaway Y•d Soi•Thurs.. Fri •. • Sat. Ne• North O.lli1 H.S.· UO. Kitchen cabin-. bookl, antique cloclt. ho1'1"1elnterior. Urge young twm ciao to atv• - • · Femolt. Mblod lirMd. Oooct w-h lddl. COli 114-2M- 517 Hilda Dr. Olrls & womens olo-g. toy~ Thurs. • Fri. Ave., •o• from plrk, 1152. .,... 1584. . 992-6910 - Rick Pearson Auctioneer, 'licented Ohio and Wat VIrginia. E1t111e. amique. farm, liquidation ..... 304-773-5785. 3 Announcementa Announce mr:nls Financing On Yardmen Strwici On AI Malru oz. Auctioneer Col . O,c_. E. Click. 304-895·3430. u~ No. 75488. P1rt time AN l u - o r. Full time LPN. 75 bod ICF-SNF long twm c•• r.ctiMy looking tor 1 fM good nurMI to Join our dedlatedec.tfwlto ••commit· led to "oviclnt q.,.lty ,.._. c.ll or wfh Petty Cor.- 8. 7 Hair Stylists. Aeroll The Street styling ... on i• seeking one additlonel stylitt who it looking for mort.,.than just another job. Call Terri at 11114-446-9510 for detail•. 880151or currant Fed.,.l Uat. NEW & USED MOWEIS 8111 mo. a- MOVHS & SUDIS to OHIO VALLEY BULK FOODS • BEETLE-BUS .RABBIT HIIPING YOU RICOVIR YOUR INVISTMINT CHECK OUT OUR NEW PLANT SELECnONS POMEROY KEN'S APPLIANCE SEIYICE 985-3561 F11111 E••lp111ent Pull & 5 HERB PLANTS •••••••••••••••••$6 50 514 EAST "Must h lepolralllt" Doolor ·MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL WITH $10 OR MORE ADDITIO~AL PURCHASE. DOZEN 614·662-3121 Authorized John Doort, Now Holland, lu.sh Hog . Farm Equipment BISSELL BUILDERS $32.000.00. o• LIMIT ONE •Waahars •Dryers •Range• •Freezer• •Refrigerators Middleport, Ohio 1-13-tfc CALL SOON 10 JOIN CAll DICOIAIING CUSS $ DEAD 01 ALIVE GUYSVIllE, OHIO 992-2196 . PEAR & PEACH BUTTER ••••• 289 WHEAT SMACKERS ......... S1 65 11. GOOD & PLENTY............ $220 11. GRADE 'A' _U. S. RT. SO EAST PAT HILL FORD 1 WANTED 'SALES & SEIVICE 614· 446 -2412 betw.en 12 noon-6 PM. Help wanted 11 Wedem.,er"a Au:tion Ser.llc• available at vour convenlenoa lind IOCitions. Marlin Wed• meyer Auctioneer'· 814-2465162. 10-8-tfc -BOGGS We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. MIDDLEPORT- Re ~~~~~ home in a very •d 1 hood. Lg. living room. original woodwllf~ 2 rooms, I new bath, kldren, basement. LIMESTONE. GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT Pay Your P~one and Cable Bills Here ' ·30·11 "" $23,000.00. 992-3410 We C•rrv Fishing Suppllel Middleport. Oh. 992·881 LET ART- 3 bedroom home with aluminum i large rooms. workslroo. port. Nice big lot. RS••ngl DENNY CONGoWILL HAUL JUST.CALL! Middleport, Ohio 45760 VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY Mo•·Aiete, ,. 1·28."88-tfn 168 North Second Jacobsen 992·6191 16 319 So. 2nd Ave. Middleport, Ohio PLUMBING &. HEATING Authorized Service & Parts Brigs & Stratton Tecumseh Weed Eater Homelite CREW ROAD -Really i split foyer home. 3-4 bed· rooms in a great neighborhood. Fm1shed basement a large I\? I TO SELL AT NEW PRODUCTS Public Sale & Auction anytime. Jun Trussell ..... 949-2660 Dottie Turnll ..... 992-5692 Tracy Riffle .....•. 949-3080 HOMEMADE 992-6282 4-IJ.l mo. d. 6·17·tfc Henry E. Cleland, Jr. Lo~•. CARTER'S PLUMBING & HEATING GARAGE & POLE BUILDINGS ROOFING 1!t GUTIERS IM'Id eccounting Md heve Pan -tlme f•m help.......,.. ed. can Buick-Pontiac. 1911 CAll 992-2772 AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR LISTINGS NEEDED! We buyers lor Meigs Co. proplf· ties and need homes lo sell. Call loday. We need your property lo sell. Happf 4.0.. Karl R. Ruuell 4-20.'88 I mo. FREE ESTIMATES Rt. 124, Pomeroy Ohio J ' PH. 614·992·U57 J&L INSULATION Roger Hysell Garage RADIATOR SERVICE • or Ltavt ~~N-tfn Compenaation hlwHn 9 o.rn.-6 p.m. NO SUNDAY CAllS NEW LISTING - E~eCIJtivel building lot. Elec. & water available - th1s is "not" a !railer lot. Build your dream home here' $8,900.00. 614-742-2617 We Pro~idi Care For The Eldefly In Thair Homo. NURSES AIDES, ORDERLIES. LPN's Hourly or Liv•ln • Arrangements BONDED ·INSURED Covered W;th Workmen' a For any of thttt Nnitos coli PH. 949-2801 or Res. 949·2160 m~~th FOUND· Mondey, Male Siam... Cllt. Golf couraa •ea. Call Nedrle Stephen•on-lt' 611 & Aaency -mE nTIMlm- Middleport. Applicants should be knowledgeable In kitchen, .. undry office furntture. HOlM Health Cort JUNI CARS OR TRU(IS r . Adminlt1rator for!heViltlgt adminlnratlon Ollltu::ome tu for tM Viii -a e. AppliCIItiont trt available at the Mayor's Office. Sale conducted bv Step hen ton Auctio""' Services. Paul & P. E. MILLER & ASSOCIAtES •Dozer • Backhoe Work •Will Do Hauling With 'Dump Truck •Wrecker Service •Junk Yard Bu•ine•• WANT TO IUY WRECIID OR llew H - B•llt NEW LISTING - EUCU·I TIVE HOME- Really tiful newer colonial close lo town. in -ground pool, basement, garage, WBFP, 3·4 bedrooms. A home with all the leatures. Nestled on a beautifully shaded lot. Call for details. or at Veterans Memorial Hospital ta fill tht n ~ fN)tft5on of Income Second Ava. Call to identifv· 514-"11-2342. Special A~lon-Sit .. M8'( 7.1 1 AM. 233 Fourth A¥11 .. Huntingion. We h.we been commluioned to sail the entire oontent ol the Pt. PINAntlnn· 1 100room motet compl• plu1 rettaur~~nt, 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis. Ohio 45631 'TRIPLE P EXCAVATING BISSELL SIDING CO. E. M•ln , 1..~~~,U~ >"''·""''·"" U.S. NO.1 fOUND : 3 k.,, on k-r ring. tbiltty tD get tlong with ~pie. Dutl• 10 inckJdt letting up the lb. office . . d collec::t~n 1nd 11110. C.ll 304-523-5386 or 304-429-111 , ' •VINYL SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION eo• Ucensed Clinical Audiologist (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-2104 Mulberry Hgts. Pomeroy, Ohio 1 -2-1 mo . MINr-FARM ON SR 33. Ap· pro•. 10 acres of land !part tillable) w~h a 3 bedroom frame house. F.A. heat. rural water, barn & other outbuildings. $23,000 00. Sh .. non ~ •Tiller /C ultival or •Easy to Op•ot• $19,900.00. Lon z LISA M. KOCH, M.S. a: • Uptwei&ht NEW · LISTING along the river in a great lo cation. Approx. 1 acre of ground goes w~h the 1floor plan home you see. Fully furnished. oulbu il din& river bank use. F.A.F .O. heat, TPC water. ~ basement Could be a nice summer place or live in year round . ONLY S111eet SIJteen, ' listening Devices · Dependable Hearing Aid Sales &Senricf C!l Hearing Evaluations For All Ages Precision Gardening System Records of Meigs Courity, MILK Leg ·- STEAKS Quarters $499 u. of 8 Ohio. beginning No. 2B. thence South 160 roda, thence East 60 rods to the place of beginning, with the right to mine and remove the same without unneceaurllv• "encumbering the surfaG'-• n~s&Ned by Glennie Davies m deed to Mary Kendrew, dated Au gull 7, 190&. and recorded in Book 104. at Page 32 of tho Oeed FAT RIBEYE Loat : Set of kev•"'clnity of St .. ldontlfy. 61>\-448-2342. Baing tho South twenty (201 acres Of the following described fifty (60) acre trect, to-wit : Being in Section No. 28, in Township No. 3 .end Help Wanted Ret i.tJie .,..d competent P••on FOUND. Money C11e II. ktrf hold. at Trlb.lna Office. Call to Renge No. 1 1 of the Ohio Company's PurchaH, Leba· non Township. Meigs LOW FRESH LEAN mtft't 614-446-8607. 170 rod a E81t of the Northwelt corner of said Section USDA CHOICE lDst 13 Wtllel on Gllllt CH & 0 Ad. Pt- call 614-379·2292. scribed real estate, to-wit : ( Co~nty, . FRESH CHICKEN R.w.rd. 11 Ao . 325, 35, lildwoii·Ao'"'ov Rd. & St Rt . 554. If found, pa..,. ~·· e14·245· 9640. property conveyed by Almona A. Davies, by dMd SAVE $3,00 ' · Lost and Found LOST: at Page 394 of the Deed Re- .·· 99( Cottage ·s· Business Services 6 Curtis in dead to Hoit W. Curtis, dated December 4, 1874, and recorded in Book 43, at Page 3&6 of the DHd Records of Meigs County, Ohio. And being the ume FOODLAND Viva Ice Milk Public Notice Continued from Page 9 saam. reserved by W1lt11r $999 • WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. • PRICES EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, MAY 1 THROUGH SATURDAY , MAY 7, 1988. • USDA FOOD STAMPS AND W.I.C. COUPONS ACCEPTED. • NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL OR PICTORIAL ERRORS. The Ohio E.,cllt bllt. room •• ruge. PMtun • noctt.,..toanyCIIM who WMII to .,... Olftle on 11. Call 114-44.3170. dtnlng room MI. roll top d..k. gun . -• • -lniL mochlno. 20 ge. lrownlna • Double 22 auta. Lota mile. Molt ttems inakle. S.oond • Or•._ May 5. 1 . • 7. 1AM .· ? Zlo_Hou_ I mllt•d1 _....COlt f-EoohS-.crld.hmolo 114-111-70». --..... --tor-· dtng. Cam.,. twin loundrl' a.be. 304-17 • .1020. Holf Wolf puppl-. 3114-11. 30113. • 5 Pomlv- F~ .• Sat .. Mov I. 7. 8·1. 37i lAO-de ltvd.. olf lit. 1.1. Oelllpollo. tonto. flddlt. woodwort., rototill.,., 14" bltlt. IOYL chi- • odu~ clotNna mile. & Vicinity . O.rege Sale. Mav 4. 5.&.8 . 29 23 M1ple Ave. Applienc:et, bedlpread• and go9d mlac itama. YAROSALE.MoyU7. s ,OOtNI 1. 611 Fourth St. New Haven. w.v•. Geraae $ale. Blrgaln1 Galore! A · lot of n-.v fl~ms, Fri-Mon. Mov&-1. g, OAMto7,00PM. 5 8ift ml• out Jerrvs Run Ao1d off ~. 2. Suptr Yard • s.. e. Sat, M~ 7, 1301Me-""'ookOri¥e. Tlmo 1 :00-1 :00. O'llldrens clothe&, ••c oond, girr abedspread. • • erl•. old bottl•. etc. • Md 2 family yerd Mil. lhu re Frid.,, May Iandi. Frontltr• _.. . from lenNI Courte M• eon. w.v.. • Yord Bolo. Fri. lot. Moy 8 • 1. 102 English Rold. Pt. Pit. lllcycl•. TV. turnltuN. cllllct. _...a dothlng. ate. 8 :00 AM . , .- I �Page-1 4 - The Daily Sentinel 11 Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio 44 , LAFF·A·DA Y Help Wanted 51 Household Goods Apartment for Rent School girl to help with hou• work aft• .choolan dweekends. Ellm Hom., 614-992· 6873. LPN, Pleasant V allev Nursing Care Center seeMing licensed LPNI tor part time employment. medieal and dental lnsunmce awilable. If lnterMtad call Ka1hy Thornton, DirectDJ of Nursi ng. (304)675-6238. EOE· AAE Someone to c•e for elderly femal e in thelr home or mine, Point Pl easant erea. Send ,.,.. sume and referltf'lctl to Point F'teasant f1egiabtr, Box C-3, 200 Main St., Poi nt Pleesant. W. Va. 1.2 Situations Wanted Cen ifled nursing assistant with experience and ""•ences, will work shift work In your horne or by d~ . light houllll!lkeep ing and meMs. Re•onabla. 304-875-. 8358 call ll!fter 4 :'00 pm. 13 Insurance Call ua for your mobile home insuran ce: Miller lnaurance, 304-882-2145. Ala oo auto. home. life, he all h. 18 Wanted to Do J im' s Odd Jo bl Sundeckl, siding, painting, roof· ing, carl)enter work. trailer repair. Cell 614-379-2416. Would like to care for Eld•lv in \heir home. . Call between 3 PM & 8 PM. 614-446-8349. Wanted to do wallpal)ering. Call 8 14-446-3044, Carpenter looking for ektra work "fo'ifh ree1onable rates. Call 8fter ' 6 :30 PM-614-949-2461 . Wltl do houMt-cleanlng, spring deening and c•pet cleaning. Have reference~. VVill workManday through Seturdav. 614378-6461 . R & B. Odd jobs you need it we can do lt Auto, l..,..n or home. frett astlmata. 304-773'-5045. S:a.ttaitter availab4e- flekiable llourt, plrt or full time. lanced y•d. Close to school. Call 304-675-2784. -1~ - 1~ 1\ I~~~? ~~~ ~ "Remember when were older men?" I NOTICE I Water Hauling Buslnflll far •I e. AU l8f up. Truck, tank. route , etc. Call 81.._ 742·223•. Steel building dealerahlp wtth major maufacturer-•1• & eng._ naering support. Starter ads furnished. Some .,. ... 11ken. can {303)759-3200an 2401. Real Estate Extra nice Schultz 1989 12k6&. 3 BR ., new cerpet. gas heat. Delivered FREE . $5959. Call 3 BR ., 2 b•hs, 1986 Saalonel. 1 acre of land S32000. Call 614-388-9306. GrNt OeM12storv, 38R ., w/ 32 acre• in EuMka on At. 7. New c•pet. juat paint.d inside&: out. Partial b•ement Ia ltoregebldg. 831,000. Call 61 ... 446-2205. 2029 Chatham- 3 BR .. centre! air eond .. new roof, aluminum ~i ding . Ellcallent condition . $31.000. Call814-44 6. 2 ator.i · 3 B•droom hou• wit new g•tge and workshop in Ch .. hire Village. Call 614-367- 0138. For Sale or Rent-3 BR . hou• wh:tt aH1ched u•age. CA. No pBts. Oep. & re( required. 39 Chillicothe Rd. Call ·814-44625 83. 9-& dolly. 3 bedroom tlou88 for •Ia Call 614-4411-7084. 1983 14x70 Auburn. 3 BR , 1'h bMh. g•dan t\A) . All elec. Underpinning & blocka. Best offer. Call 114-882-3901 . ' 81 4-~411-9346 . 1 :rh ecrea· By owner with 14x70 Mobile Home. Call 814- 387-0403. 12x63 Richardson, 2 SR . Good eoncl. 64500. Call 814-448- 7803. 19 79 Quke Crown Royale. 14x70. •<2 BR .. wa•"-·drver. . microwave, CA, PDf'ch•, under· pinning. Partly furNshed. Call 614-4411-0911 . 1982 14x70 Commodore Mo!Mia Home. Thr• Oedrooms, gwden ttb b81h. sliding gl•s do r. and flreplaca in liv lng room, U·kitchen with bav window and corner cupbo•d. under1klrtlng ~d bloc*.. 1Dtal electric. Excef. lent condttion. $10,000. 814- 98&-38110. 197,\ BayviM, 14x70, -7 k24 expendo, 3 bedrooms, 1Y, bait.. """" c•pet. flrepltca elr condition. eppliancea, 8x32 tltN "'ng. window aw"'nga, u... derpenning. e11c. cond. 304882-3306 after 5. 24 hfs. 2 bedroom house, Mulberry Ave .. Pomeroy. Full-ement. 2 c• garage. Appr11ind • SO.OOO., aall fur $20,000. Call814-992· 3561 . Government homes from 81. (u reQair}. O.llnquent •• proplrty. Repouasalont. Cell 805-e87IOOO Ext. OH 9806 for current repo list. Middleport. New on merket. 2 bedroom. recantty remodeled. niOII neighborhood. walk uptown. A1king 124.900. AI con1idered. Call 814- off•• 367-7214 ar 114-44&-n29. 4 bedroom houaa. garage on Gravel Hill in Middleport. Must ' " t o sppreciate. (!114-992· 6714. 3bedroomtndbath. All electric. Rlr'ldl home. 1 ecrewlth 14x18 outbulding In Syna~ ... 614992· 5293sfter 4 :30. , Hou• for •I• 3 bedrooms, 2Ya tMihl. dfntngroom, famtt 100m wbh fire place. l•ve kkchen. tte•suonomiCifty, oneacrtlot. Make .. off•. 304-882-2091 towner ftn~nctng ...,.llablet. Big Iotan dmobllehomeGalllpolls Ferry. will tell together or .......t ..... 304-87&-3964. 33 Farms for Sale 186 acre Beet Cettle f•m In Southern Gallia County. Call 3 ••oom hou•. 1 t.th. O.OIIpoiO. Ferry-At. 2. Air ooncl .. lot 100tt200, foncod badt yord. AA appti.,CII plua •aMIIa cleh. duck steM~~ In fluplace. Middle 0110'1. Call 304-1711-11033. 75 Two.-fou r bedroom _,anmenu In Pomeroy. Depoait required. C.ll 614-992-8723 attar 5 :00. Dinette s. bed•: bedding, lampt, coffee-end tabl•. Ev.-y 2 BR . unfurnished-12x60, lf2 mileputHMConAt. 35. Oap. & ..... required. Cell 814-44'4369 or 30~675-9710. 2 Bedrooma- Mlblle ·home in dty. AC. Furn•hed kleal for elderly par~onorcoupla. Clean & nice. Call 614-4-ll-9&39 evenIngs, 448-7699 dt¥ . Aefl'lger•or, $65. Reftiger•or, COPJ'!'.!OOD, t76. Electric renge, 30' · 885. El«:trlc r11nge. 40"-' •as . .Gas range, white- te&. FrHler upright. frolt free, 876. Kenmore washer, $76. G.E. Wlll&htw, $76. Skogg• ApplonCM 992-7110. Rd. 614-742-2781 . Moble home, 2 BR .. AC. 1.4 mile out Sand Hill Rd. Cal 1"~.._87& 20 aer• for ..te. Hemlock Grove • •· Eleetrldty, wet•. 2 bu II cling sit•. Call 814-992- 7297. H~ aae lot wtth ru,.l wat.- .. Apple Orove, phone 304-157&- 3 bed room mobHe home. 2 battw·, children, no pets. school and mall bv door, 304-4682 be'*ooms. furnilhed and unfurnished, 304-875-1371 or Trail• for •Ia or rant mptyrnale Road, 304-678-2640. 43 Farms for Rent Apartment for Rent 372-8401"' 372-2174 Building lot for ••• 144x106, O.lllp. . F..,y, 304-1711-1429. Renlrtls Concrete blockt· all siZet· yard or delivery , Mason tend. Galllpoli• Block Co., 123lh P'tne St .. Gallipolis, Ohio. C.ll 814-._.8- 2628- 2783. 54 56 Misc . Merchandise Callahan' • Used TlreShop. Over 1.000 tlr•. liz:et12. 13. 14, 15, 18, 16. 5. 8 mil• out Rt. 218. Call 814-256-8251 . Need a haircut but can't find e aitter7 Take the kids with you! They can pl.,. in our Kiddie Corner! FIESTA HAIR FA· S HIONS, 322 Second Ave .. acron from pt~rk. 446-91 &2. 2 BR . apts. 8 dos.... ldtch enappl. furnl•hed. W•ber· Dryer hook-up, ww c•ptt. neNiy painted, dedt, Reg.,cy. Inc. Apta. Call 304-876· n38 or 1711-5104. New completely furnished apartn.nt & moble homa in cftv. Adulta only. P•king. Call 814-4411-0338. eEAUnFU L APARTMENTS AT 8UOQET PRICES AT JACK· SON ESTATES, 538 J1chm Pike from •183 a mo. Wlllk to shop and movies. 814-448- 114-4411-2127. Up11tirt unfurrUhed .-t. Cer· Ptted, utllll• ..lei. No children, ~ pett. Calll5,.._448-1837. AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 • Olive St., Gallipoll1. NEW- 8 pc. wood group-. 8399. Living room suh•· $199-8699. Bunk bedt with bedding. $ 1 99!: Full •m mllttraa & foundation lt.,tin g. t 9 9 . Recliners starting- 899. USED- .dl, dr81181's, bedroom suites, 1199·S299. Dflks. wringer washer. a complete line of u.ed furniture. NEW· Wntern boots- $ 30. Workboots •1 8 & up. (Steel & soft toe). C.lll14· 448-3169. Cou _nty Appli•ee. Inc. Good uted appll.,oes and TV ..ts. Open SAM to 8PM. Mon thru Sat. 81~446·1899, 627 3rd. dryers, reftolgeratcn. ranges. Sktggs Appliancea. Upper River Rd . beside Stone Crefl Motel. 814-448-7398. LAVNE 'S FURNITURE Sof• and chlirt priced from •396 to 1998. Tebl• 860 and up tu •126. Hid•a ·bed• $390 to '696. Reclln.. $225 to • 376. lamps 828 to •12&. Dinettes 8109 and up to '496. Wood table w · & chairs S28& to •795. Oetk $100 up to '376. Hutch• UOO and up. Bunk beds complete w-mattre••• •295andupto$395. Babrbedl •110. Matt .....esorbox springs full or twin t88. firm *78. and •ea. Queen ••• •226, King UISO. 4 dr.wer che11 US. Oun cebln•• 8 gun. llllbV mattrea ... $3! & t4&. Bed frlm• •20. 130 & King frame Good aelec:tlon of bedroom 1uit•. metal cabinets. heed boards 830 and up to •siS. •so. Downtown-Modern 1 8R., COil'l-plate kllchM. AC, c•pet. Cell 9 0 O.V• •me as cash with approved credit. 3 Mllea out Bulwllle Rd. Open 9am to &pm Mon. thru Stt. Ph. 614-•4tr 0322. Unt.n•nlst.d . .. -2 8R . t186. Water ... d.StoYI'•rtfrlg. 1138 V..l-,. Furnh:ure ~ tnd used turntture and appllclncu. Call 814 ·446· 114-4411-0US. S100nd, ....... Call 44114418 afterOoll 7 PM. 2 ton Colaman air eondhkmer. price negotiable. Magnavox TV, 19" color, price negotiable. C.ll 614-317·0306. GOOD USED APPLIANCES Braokalda AptnrNntt: Located off8LJwlleRd.· 18A . ... clout IPirtmllnts wlthmodlrn ldtch.. and Me...,.df'Y*I' hookupe. c• ble ttlwilton avaltabta C.ll LOTS. one acre. lwtl wooded. dty vw.ter. Jericho Road, owner financing. good term~, 304- Household Goods w.. tten. Hou• lots. Oallipotts Ferry, 8911-3091. 51 Avo. OoltlpoiO., 0 H. 2518 E.O.H. Lot and g•age with tfllll• hook · up, can be teen in Hendlrson. 307 Hollo-.wy St or call 304- 7479. SWAIN 2383. 304-17&-8908. COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park. Route 33, North of Ptlmeroy. f1entll tr11ilers. Cell 614-992- 3834. 44 Camp site & trail• for • • on Blue L.Me & Raccoon CrMk. J .H. Hoach• · 304-875-4078. 61~448-3644. Buy or Sell . Riverine Antiques. 1124 E. Main Street. Pomeroy. Hours: M.T,W 101.m. to &p.m .. Sunday 1 to &p.m. 614-992· Merchandise 3316. lots & Acreage new office Wilding. 8000 sq. ft. Will divile to suh: one or more tenants. Wiaeman Reel Estate- Bo.t. Excellllrit co~ dtion. 1 ve• fact:OI"f w.rr..ty on motor. Calll14-985-3913. e Bab¥ Chickl. All heavybrefll!d. 1 wtc . old. Call 814-388-9336. Pets for Sale Groom and Suppty Shop-Pet Grooming. All breeds ... All atyles. lams Pet Food Deater. Julie Webb Ph. 814-4•&-0231 . SeWpolnt Slam.. kltten1. 8 Ms. old. Call 81.._4.8-0066 after 5 PM . Chln•a Sh.,..Pai pups. Cream. Re•onable prie11. Call 108326-313frAihland, Ky. 44&-aon. Umltod Op.,lng•- Fill !II Suppl11::; & LIVI:SIIILk 61 Fann Equipment CROSS a SONS U.S . 35 W•t. Jackson, Ohio. 614-2111-1451. Mas_, Ferguson, NIIW Holland. Bu•h Hog Set• & S.viee. Over •o UMd t.actors to chooee from • oompl. . tlne of niM' & u•d equ6pment. Largest tllecl:lon In S.E . Ohio. 3010 J.D. · ShlrJL J .D. plowa. greln driH, h., bll•. Jlika, h., 304-8711-&477. 16 ft. above ground pool. full'f equipped. Exc . Cond. 30~882· 2817 Solaco 12 ft. round 3 ft. deep •wimmlng pool with fitter , ladder, solar co"r.304- 773- 5081 se.. Coldspot dehuffidlfl•. ""Y good oond, 07&.DO. 304- 8711-1984. w• oondltlaner. •5400. Owner flnanoo. Call 814-2811-1122. ..... ealle14-44&-033a. FtJrMihld Houtl, 3 BR . 29 Nell Aw .. Gelllpoh. t221•mo. Call 4411-4411 aft• 7 PM. 3 Bedroom home n• busln•• Nctlon In downtown GeiUpolis. Unfu,.hed. Nice • d..,. Mutt be kept cl .... $310 a mo. Call 114-441-9139 -Inti. 44117189doy. 1983 Chwette. Low milw. 4 tpd . Good cond. t 2360 or belt 1985 e uldo Skyhowk. 17000 306 engine .,d tn1n1mi11ion. 71.000 actt.•l mil ... P.-ts fo.r 19 89 Ch..,ell, do ,ors, very good 1hapa, wtndows, 12 boh re• mil•. ,977 Flrabfrd. Call 614- 4411-8479. Red Hot b•galnsl Drug dealer~' c••· boat•. pltn• repo'd . Surplus. Your Area. 8uyer• Guide. (1180&-687·6000 Ext. S·9805. 17&-1227. Commandle wlth--a - otripeo. 4 •pd. s.w.a . 18600. . e PM. Wotzooll St. Unfomlohld. 1221 month, d..,oalf required. 114- 992-5724. Altar 1,.... BASEMENT !/'IATERPROOF1NO Uncondttlorwl lifllfime ~.,.,. tee. Local m...... furnlstwd , Fnte altim--. Call coH~ 1·814-237· 0488. d., or night.; R o g e r t B a • e rn e n t ._ Wlll:erproaftng. •. 4411-4045. 71 FOfd F-100 pldwp tr..,k. Po- a. ..,_ Coli 114-44114344. 1978 Dodge 1h tan pickup 318, outo. noo. Call 114-44&aa9s. 1982 Ford 1 ton truck. LicenHd. SWEEPER and eewtng mechine repair. p.-tt. and suPPii• Pick up .nd deiMry, Davil Vaa.~~~n Cleaner, one half mile up · Concrllta &.ptic r., ... 1000 ' gal., 1800gal. .,.dJet Aeration ' toy....,. Factory trllnod '"P* •hop.. RON EVANS ENTER· PRISES. Jadtaon, Ohio. 1·BOO. ' [X)k)'T LAUGH ... ~'S UP Fa;2 ITS 001' A f\JAP... IT'S PART CJr HIS UkliLATE.RAL 1\lOkJ- AOORESSIOIJ PACT Wlll11HE. ~D ~ A IJO&l PEACE. PRI2E z. 1 RON'S Televlelon Sarvice1 Hou• c•• an RCA. Oulllllr, ~· OE. Specisling in Zenith. Call ' 2464. Fetty Tree Trirnmit1g, stl¥ftp temowl. Call 304-6711-1331. Ao•rv or cable tool drlling. Moat wells compl•ed same d._-. Pump Ml• and eervk:e. 304- 8911-3802 8711-2903. 1988 Ford 4~~t4XLT UrletVJ ton loaded with Ill •tna. 4400 mil•. Mutt •• to appreciate. 82 Plumbing and Cherry confront o......., 30 ln. e ..h hog. 0300. Call 114-4411-0141. 1977 Blaer. 327 ..tomatlc. lock out huba, ell new fendars. new bedlldel. taHQite, new S.ckhoe• Dump Truck Servtce. • Cam• Work· All kinds. WNtrs. Re•onable prtc. . Call 114- ' cwpot. Ctlll B14-3811-ll302aft• I PM. 3811-9181. 1980 Ch..,y. Bllvlrldo 81-. New ttr-. shocka. VfiY good oond. Call 814-448-11011. 84 2811-1122. I'M SI NEriNG-. & Heating &14-&92-5018, aft• I 'OOp.m_ 1·800.282-0211 & 4 W.O. ·6HE SAID r CAN MOVE MY L IR5 AND E'REJ"END MR6. ARe!QGA6T .s-o-'1'5 ! CAN SINGIN lHE qu:e CUJ8. Starks TrM and LIIW n S.vlce. lawn c••· landacttpkla, 11ump remoYII. 30•-578-2"842 or •5oo. Caiii14-317-0149. agent. . 1 HAD SOME JUICY GOSSIP FER YE, MAW-BuT I PlUMB FERGIT WHAT IT ~~;..;; 4411-4477 Excavating Electrical Refrigeration a BARNEY O.lllooh. Oltlo & dangerous black marketeers afier mortar attack. Q 1111121 Tho Equalizer McCall arrives too la1e to he!p a former espionage (I " " ... ot(. ' "' Cor. Fourlh •nd Pin• 83 I 64 Hay & G111in UtllhO. paid. 29'1> Nail. 01111..,. No. Cal1 114-4411-4411 ..... 7 PM. '' II lll Ill Ill l1l ®J 1111121 MALPRACTICE Motorcvcles MAKES W111 .. _ - 18 tl3 Hondo XL 100. 1400. Ctlll 114-4411-1011 114-4411-:1111 1 1 Court lt.·2 BR .. 2 b•tta. klltchen furnfthed. w/w o.. pet. No ..... Off .._ ....... ~ l328amo, plusutiUt._ o.p. a out 700 lb. Calll14-3t7-7414 rlf. Call 114-4411-4921. l1 dliSplll' dillll\ Garage IP .tment-3 room. & b.h, w / d, ak. Cletn. No Plte. Adults only . Clll 11 .... 41- 71 Auto's For Sale oltor 7 PM. In RloO-do, nlco28R, 1221 mo. Refr...,_ar, •~ • wat• 11. . Chryolor 1M•- Pl. Pl. AM·PM-Ctlo• 4 oyl.. oond. Co11114-4411-U47 ar446-4741. fornlahld. No potl. Coli 1144411-1038. R.,r Nlco 1 IR. opt. a rofrO. furnllhld. W.. ..,...e paid Dopoolt roqu!Nd. Clll 114-4411-4341 aftor 1 PM. "You know that horrible teellng saeiRg tfie.tlrst dent on a new car? Let's get It ovet wltlll" Clltoma. Well•. Oatlvory Any· tlmo. Call 114-4411-7404-No For Ront ' 21 - • of flrot cutllng hw bottom ground. Call 1111 Cllw-. 4door, AC, AT. Good oltapo. Altlng a1100. Call 114-251-1114. .,..no,... ,0.......... 74 Hondo 100. Str• or dirt. u-•tum ... Pall Rupe, Jr. W•er Service. MTnt r thllpe. -e.il .11 .. 44e-·0· Call 114- ' 43U. 441-3171. 11113 •Hondo lCI. 100. EJCoi. Wattenon'1 Water Heullng, • ·, ooncl. Calhflwl PM. 114-4411- raton~~ble ratu, Immediate 4473. 2.000 Dillion deltvwv, clswns P••· well, •c. c ..l 304-87.: '77 Hondo 171 troll bl~o w•h 2119. ..,.. - .. 1200-00. 304-1711221. 1874Ho•.. - · ,.,..., •• , 1.304-t71--. _ _.,.o.'G-tOOSI. good oond. 304-1711-7131 . 1910 Hondo 714. OOOd oond. 304-17B-11n- B7 Upholstery NOW WAS 19n eo- 4 wo. Good cond. Residential or commercltl wlr· New tervlce or repairs. Call 304-1711-7147 "' 1711- ing. UeenMd efectrtci8'1. Ettim81e 2018. free. AI danour Electrical. 3041981 Jaop i;.n Ronogodo. h•d 1711-1788. tap, exc oond, 304-171-4132 •nd aft• 5:001711-5814. 86 - General Hauling 1918 CR 121. - • le o - au neW;' calls. new «<aine. $810. Cell 81~ 3SI-87ol&. . J • J W•er lervfca Swimming IIOGia. qlater"S. weUs. Ph. 114S2 Kowa ....l 250. - - 2411-821&. oo,...lon. Calll14-441-4414. •zzs. t!ll Evening News crJ1 Baseball 111 (!) Benny Hill 10;05 (l) NBA Baoketball 10:30 (l) New Qenerotlons ® Schololtlc Sports Amarico Ill(!) Jefferson• 11;00 ill Aamlng1on Steele Hounded S1eele REMEMBER .1.1 OHiard W•er SerYica: Pool1, Oar-oe IPt.. furrithed. 1:05 (l) MOVIE: Torpedo Run {NAI (1 :38) 8:30 (l) II Cll Held Of the CIUI Dennis adopts a doomsday attitude and refuses to take impOrtant exam. t;1 9;00 (l) 700 Club II (l) 81 Highway to Heeven Young boy flees to a fantasy world aher his father 's tragic death .(A) 1;1 (l) 111 C1J Hooperman Harry and a p1n1-Sized English PJ_ try to crack a transat!antic case. I;! [!I @ American Playhouse Eugene O'Neill's " autobiographical work about the Tyrone lamily. r;J 1111121 Jake and 1he · Fatman The po!itica! future of McCabe 's tri8nd is jeopardized by murder. (A) I!)) Lorry King Live! 9;30 (l) Ill Cll Just In Time Harry takes on penny·squeezing publisher and a financial consultant Q IBl News tO;OO (l) Streight Talk II (l) 1121 Sl Eloewhora Axelrod 's life is threalened by a severe heart attack. C (l) Ill <II Clllna Beach KC' a • 73 Call114-2&11-14 11 EEK&M RON EVANS ENTER !'RISES· ~ Septic tank PU!O'Pit1fl' 190 P• • lood. Col1 1·800.537-8828. ' ' 0100. Call 304-171-1221. reminisces about his escapades. 1;1 [!I @ Con11rvlng America Americans talk about effort to preserve and restore their home waters. C 1111121 Smothers Brothara Comedy Hour Guests inc!ude tile PDQ Bach orchestra, Ronn Lucas and Jim Stafford . t!ll PrimeNews IBl MoVIE; Tha Blob (GI (1 :25) Ill(!) MOVIE: Fle1ch (PGI (1 :36) 304'1711-2398 or 614-4411- ' 1979 Ford F-100 pickup. V'-V good ..,nd. UIOO. Call 114- pl.,tor, 14900. 1020 J.D. U1•o. paltl Coli 4411-4411 3 be*oom houee for rent on Horne Improvements t,...or, 22 ft . Herrle. $14&0. Owner will finance. Call 114- I wk. old babr;' chicks. Sllwr lacedWv.,dattt. •rred Rodes. -.he rocb,. pulllt. Aoonere. • learning, romance. C (l) II Cll Growing P'alno At Mike's graduation, the family a 81,000 ml•. •2.1100.00. 3041711-1574. CObr.SR-900 16 chonnal prog. scanner and mob.,. elg ll:r plug '100.00. O.VIII P-32 7 ehat AcP NIB $715.00 plua tx. •' ! ' plows, dltc, cuhlwtor, corn Second, o.lllpolil. t221a mo. 142 Fourth Aw.. OolllpaiO.. l'rlf• linala lady o r - -· Call 114-4411-3117. Serv1ces 3000 Ford troctar lata . - . Uvestock .' 1 973 Dodge Cl.. A motor , horne. 69,000 mil•. $6,000. PhoM 114-lli4&-3888 or 814- 304-1711-1385. ~ ··- 02350. Call 614-2811-6522. 1178 Docfde J.f. ton pick up, IN Ford wllh skle mow., new over rldng ctuch. above ••r· age cond, call after 9 :00 PM. ::1' ~ 1976 21 ft.Emplra Camper. • Sleep• I. Self·oon111ned With 81 icheera fJJID M'A'S'H 7:05 (l) Andy Gritfilh 7;30 II lll Ill Hollywood Squareo ® NHL Hockey CIIJl Judge Wheel of Fortune 1;1 I!)) Craooftre 1111121 1121 Jeopardy! 1;1 IBl Bamey Miller Ill(!) WKIIP In Cincinnati 7:35 (l) Sanford and Son 8:00 III Crazy Like a Fox Pilot II (l) 1121 Aaron's Wey · Mysterious new tutor with unorthodox ways inspires a Colt 114-474-7213aft• 7 PM. Furnlahod Of".. 1 8R . 107 •ao .~ 137-9528. 1971 Ford 1150XLT. Y· B. Mlto., air, PS. PB. Aunuxcell.,.t. Bod¥ fair. C.ll 61 ... 24&-60«> after Vans in a I SPRYOD Comp lele the chuck le quoled SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Quaker - Venus - Rouse - Purely - SEQUEL I've noticed that il a movie is a big box office hit, they will attempt to make it into a series. So after a ll is sa1d and done , th8re's usually a -SEQUEL. BRIDGE NORTH +K 9 2 "'·" ,976 James Jacoby • A 61 3 +A 10 7 Ooorgot1 Cr- Rd. Call 6144•&-0294. Trucks for Sale Coll-14-2111-1327. . 1111121 CBS News NowoHour (1 :00) News · I!)) Moneyllne 1111121 1121 Wheel of Fortuna Call 614-388-8745. 1980 Chevette. 4 door, good cond, •1 ,060.00. Phone 304- Black . by fJ!i1ng in the m iSSing words L_ l __j __j ____L..l..__.J you develop from slffp No. 3 below. a 2179. . . I (l) Entertainment Tonight Ill 11) People's Court [!I all MocNell/ Lehrer 114-24&-6118. 1118011-117-1000 Ext. S-9805. ......- . Alter an· egot is1i cal actor opened one-man show, a critic observed , 'There were- ~-.,..~~~~;,.:.:.,..1.:__;:.1...:."17:--l () ® SportoCen1er (L) 1986 Rockwood pop·UP , camper, 2 queen bedl. dinette. sho¥1.«. Like brand ne.v. Call Red Hot b•galnsl Drug daal••' c.t, boat•. P'tn• repo'd. Sur· plus. Your wea. Buyers Guida. t:·ep . _ . - - - - - - - - - - . - In the cast. " Borrow or Steele II (l) PM Magazine 1983 Ford Fairmont. auto .. .... 304-675-3289. 11999. 1981 Ford F•irmont. · &Ito.. air. t1699. 1980 Ford 79 Motors Homes Pinto. Milo, •1260. .John's & Campers Auto Sai•Rt. 7 below Hollct.v' lnn-KanaJga. 1988 I~-·! .I;T R1 AIsp yI IIIID Andy Qiltfllh 6;35 ril Carol Burnett 7;00 (l) Remington S1eele Beg, 3151 Wndsor motor, t400c•h. Good cond. Call e14-448· 8897. ~ I . t!llln1itlo Politico '88 4230 or 114-379-2220. off•- Call 814-2511-1821. 72 . .1 I I ll .I _- ~-,..:.:N....:D;....::.,G,;:U_Yi-11 ;:_ IBl WKAP in Cincinnati Used & rebuilt all t ypes. Guarantee 30 dave minimum. Pri011 • 99 & I.!P· Rebulft torque• converter u IGw as •39. Con- , veraion kit-S ·1 O"a& C-10'sOYer dirve to 350' a. We buy iu nk lransmiulone. Call 304-875- 1962 Ford pldoup. Can be ...., at 110 P•k Dr., Pt. Ple-nt. 911 lnter,.tlontll trlctor whh cab. 1e fl. field ouhlvator. lnt•nltlorlll • bottom plow. 63 1519. 3 Rm1. A bMh, unfurnfahed. dep . • , II par mo. I mo. ...e. a CARTER'S PWM81NO AND HEATING 14 wood window• with matclting' .tumnlnum ttorm windows. t18.00 J*r or all for •110.00. 304-175-2844. ~~7:1:72.=H:o:u:ro:9:·:5:.====l3:0:4-:1:7:1-:2:1:2:3:af:..::5:'0:0:p:m:·~ t2500. Call ofler 5 PM-6144411-844&. 1975 one ton dump truck: Good motcw & holat. $1.100. Dan's I.Jtndocap-. 814-4411-9144 Double bed, 2· piec:• carpet {grey and belga) Uke AIM'. Call New 10 ft . Channel Maater SateUIIe system with bultt In dascremblar, remote control with 1 ve• sub to 8 ICI'wnbled eh.,nels. $1,395.00 in....led. 1983 Escort. • spd.• AM·FM· Cau. Clean. Excel . cond . no Nol. 12. 195.00. 304-57112n8. U Haul truck• and t,.Hers for rent, 304-676-7421 . 304-67&-6996 aftw 5,00 Call 114-388-8240- 1983 Ptymouth Reliant Wllgon, 4cyl, a.~to. PS. P8, AC. AM·FM, Ford tr~~ct.or wfth 4 ft. finished mower, 12260. Plows. U&O. Oi.c •za!S. CultMtor, •uu1. 2 row corn pl....,, Ow,_. will flnanc:.. Calll1~288-le22 . 5970. BUDGET TRANSMISSION· 57 lndivlttJII gurt. IMsont. Be· glnnen, Serlou• Guitarist. Brunic."dlt Music. 114-441-0187. Jeff Wamslev inatruetor. 814- Cl Cll ®J Ill IW (l) Cl Cll ABC News 1;1 [!I Nightly Bualn... Report ()Ids.. Buick. Pontiac. O,wy, . Ford, Chrythw- ' transmiuiona (u111d) ara Inter· nalty ln1pected & '*ry ~OOOmi. or 30 dav >Mrnnty (whichever OCOJfl firat) . We buy Juntt.. tran•mhlsions. c.ll 614-448- 198& O'IIJII'y Cetebrily Euro Sport. V-8. 33.200 mi .. .uto.. AC, PB, PS, AM· FM-CIIu, tilt . 1980 Cltatfon runs good. good ah.... aircond. ps, pb, •keo'*" ~m.rts. 304-882-2262. Wanted: Aeaponalble party to euume srMII monthly ..,-ments on pi•o. See lac* tv. Call Manager, 818-234-1308. (II {!j NBA Today & Accessories 0986. 2 - Rag. a . .gle females. 8 mo1. old. 1 ·tri-color. 1 red 6 white. If interested call 814-2.5-9678. Musical Instruments HE- ~A~~~ 1764. AKC Reg. German Shepha'd puppl•. Block. '*' • •liver. , Excal. stock. •260 each. c;tll 419·683-1418. Kimball piano. 3 ve•s old. 17 ft. Fan Camper. Satf-oontained, 1leeps six. lot at Big Foot Campgrounds. Call 614-992· 1987 GMC $·15 Jimmy .. Loaded. EkCal. cond. 10,1500 mil•· Call 814--448-1813 •k for Mike Be ...ar or 81 ... 25fr 198, Ford Escort Station Wagon. Good sh•• lntkte •nd out. Trantmilsion•ndftrwl drive rebult. 01196. Will .... older Pick· up on trade. 81 4-949· 814-2411-5125. CAPTAIN EASY O'IIJII'V truck. Call 814-843-5311- ,2762. Refrigarwtor. Serwl Eleetrolux. natunll g... operat• good, tHiO. 400ft. Masoned walnut 81 . foot. Phonel14-992-3921 . Auto's For Sale 1982 Firebhd. 4 speed. low Oragonwynd Cattery Kennef. · mil ea. goodcondftlon. 814-992· CFA Hirntt-van, Peralen and 8723 after 1:00 p.m. Slem•e ldtten1. New AKC 19815 Ford Ten,po. Auto. PS. Chow puppl• . Call 814-448.PII.alr. AM· FMcM_...,,.door. 3844 after 7PM. Craftsman 10 in. Radi.. erm 'tfiW. 12 in. Craftsmen wood lathe, 8- 24x8 ft . 9 ln. x~n . Thermopane gl ... panels. 2 brau pole lights. Call 614-379· Uaed 8610 Ditch , Witch trencher. 814-194-7842 or 71 _, r~Esoiv l 2 l!!i Body Electric Homes for Rent Nicely furftshM em• houtl. Aduttt o"lv- Ref. .-qulred. No II {]) 67&-8699. 1JJIJA lliJitm fovr Krombled word1 be(ow to form fou r simple words 8)Newo ® SporloLook [!I Or. Who The Aztecs l!!i Degra11l Junior High Stephanie runs far school oflice on the platform One Kiss , One Vote. (NRI Q 1!)1 ShowBiz Today IBl Facta of Lite Ill(!) Happy Dayo 6:05 (l) Allee · 8:30" (l) 1121 NBC Nighlly· News WH'I POE5N'T 1980 Bayliner runabout 1 ft. · · w ..k thruwindlhleld. with 1989 90 hp Mercury, S l prop. 304- '''I WOlD . 8:00 III Big Valley Secret WHV 0055 HE WAIT OUT THE.R& ~ HE DOS~N 'T I<NOYII 'r'OU'RE IN HERE. Sk~Spaed 74 41 _____ 1979 1 &h ft. Starcrafl Tri H-.. I ' boat. 118 Mera.~rv 08 power· tt'im. 814-992· 7091 or 614- 0 ':~~:t:~r S@~~~-~t-!J-S, GAM I Ed lt•d by CLAY I . POLLAN O Raor ronge letters of the ..,~,.,..'IT'"t'_....,.... EVENING .:.:::.::::.___ 0 Television Viewing •• .__...!W!..!E~D!'-I·•__!]M!!!:A!.!Y...:4!:.__._j"J ft. Bayliner cruiser. 1988 1 wide betm, all elactroniG. gallfl'l, c.,ws, •tc. 3&0 V· B eng.. sleeps 8 . Very low hours. • 027, 600. Call304-727· 8890. I' Space for 1n'IIH trailers. All hook-upa. Cable. Also efficiency 2 BR . fully furmhed, new rooms, air and cable. Mat on: Cll'pel. AC. All utUit i• paid W.Va. Call 304-773-5851 . e11cept alec. end gas. Cable TV available. Owner ~~ Wiler, Trailer space for rent in MiddleVI'RA •ewage. and trash plelcup. s~ port with vievv of river. 614Rt. 1 41 at Centenary· 14 mi. on curity deposit and ref. Four- 992· 3194. Uncoln Plkfl, 446-3, 58 tenths of mile from city Umtt .. Cal1614-4411-7793. Spadou• mobile home lots for . Bunk bedl-817~. bre .. head rent. Family Pride Mobile Hom a boarda-$24.96, 11ble & chairs· Mobile Home for rent in Mlddl• P.k. Gallipolis Ferry. W. Va. $99, •trollen-$34.915, po~h port. Two be•oorns. Furnished 304-67&-3073. awing-$29.96, 12" BMX bik• or Unfurnished. air condiUoned. 139.96. 10"trlke-119.95. pogo electric heat. Adub• onty, no ball· t9.9!. leaf rake-•3. 99. psts. Mult h•e ref•enca Call 49 shovels-8 3 .99. hoes-$2 .99, For-Lease 814-992·3314. II!IWbfedee-81.99. Open Daily 9·8, Cloaad Sund-vo Furnished. 2 bedroom In Syrscu ... $180 piu1 utiUtiw. refer· For laate. Convenient Store or 2 en oeanddepostt. Call 814-992· Bay ~vice Station. Major Memorial Day Flowers- $1 .49to bf:end Loelrted 282 W. Main St. 7180. 115.00 plut tax. Evergreen Pom•ov. Ohio. 608-838-4423. RoadoH Rt. 180. C&ll814-44tr 3 bedroom. Niea. New c•pet. 6747. Signs up .:>on. nice neighborhood. In Middl& port. 61~992·5868 . 18 HP riding IMVn mower, with attachm.tts· Searw Creftaman. 2 trail•• for rent. 2 ba*oom. GE upright freezer . Call 814t200. per month.. Happy Hollow 682-3901 . Pauure for rent,' 304-875- 35 -------------------· For rent- Office s.-ce in a brand Boats and Motors for Sale ~~ dflf Specials. 1f.! mlle •out JIH'rlcho. 304-87& -1460, Space for Rent Mobile home lot. 80 fC , or 1maller. 92() 4th, Gellipoli1. $76-'oWier .-id. Call44f.44~6 atter7 PM. CERTAINLY THe 0011-l/7 1 ~rnHn, chest, couches, chairL 1_..:::::::::::;;:;::;:;::::;:;::;::;::::::;;:;·;;;":·:··:":·:-!~ 814-4411-2583. 01 .00 iU· .....rl doliquant ,., ellll. 3870 elso op. . evenings. PICKENS I all men 67&-3812. GOVERNMENT HOMES, fl'om propert:lee and rtPo't. For Wr· rant bts clfl 1-800..451-7479 .) 1887. Ashton, lerge buHdlng lot1. mobile ~mel permttted, public w•ter. lito rllter tota, ctyde Bowen. Jr. 304-1576-2338. 1-518-469-3646 EXT H1822 ' 2 BA . Nice & cla.t In Eureka. 1200 a mo. Oep . .equired. No pMs. Cell 814-246-6883. 2 bedroom, 2 batt., 2 car g.-age. ID'IIel lot on Rt. 33. Swimming pool, aat&llte, clo .. to Meigs High. Call 814-992· Government Hom• from e1 .00 (U Rtpakj. Buy properties far back tax• I Info. A EPO Uatlngs • 1977 BayviiiiW, 2 BR .. dan w / firepleca. new water hetrter, centl81 eir. 2 porchea. Call 614-4411-3718. 3bedroomhou• . 1.9acres. On At. ? . Appointment onlv. 614992-8332 1 bedroom furnished effedeney apt, 1 upltlllra •apt. with 2 bedrooms. l(itchen furnished. E. Main. Pomeroy . 614.992-6215 614-4411-0176. Pomerov. In town. Trail• lots for rent. 81~992·6876 . 3254. 992-3711. EOH. TraBer for rent. Call after 5 PM. 814--446-4226. . 1971 New MJon and lend. Homes for Sale Car· faeilitlel avall 'able. Call 614- 46 304-87&-7819. 31 l&nl . pad. Nice l etting, UuNirv IF ~or IJj~ GDMIN0, IH8J I 1. 700.00. 304-17&-8700; 9,ootii15,00PM. 1-.:....---------- 2 DR mobile home. Outbuilding & awning. Call attar 81)m. THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO . recommendl that you do busin•• wfth people you know. and NOT to tend moMy through the '!'ail until you have inveltig ..ed the offering. . living room tulte~ S179 8c up. Bedroom suites 1399 • up. The Daily Sentinei- Page- 15 Motorcycles 1984 Honda 760 lnt. .tPtor. good coni:l, 2,000 miles , 669 Upper River Rd.·446-739B Aplrtme:nt for rent. $225 a month. OepoJit r&quired. 614- . 2 pe. living room 1uite, & odd 992-5724. Arter 8pm. chair. Good used Magnavox console nereo. Call 61 ... 24& APAf1TMENTS, mobile homes, 9130after 6 PM. hou••- Pt. Pleaunt •ndG•IIipolia. 614-448-8221. Brend n""" living room suite. ..!:!:....... - · - - - Sofa. lovea ..t & chair. Blilge, Beech Street. Middlt~PQrt , Ohio, 2 bedroom furnislted apt, utill- brown &: gold. County pattern. tiflll .. ld, refarenceund dapaait -~~--~~ Call 614- 4 &- 5 633. ~ 304-882-2688. Good usad dryer. Call kermit ~----------.---------~ Apt. lor .. nt, 117 N1 Fourth Fisher. 614-446-1943anytlme, Ave .. Middleport. Ohio. 2 bed-54 Misc. Merchandise room, furn11hed. 304· 882- Quality furniture and c.-pet at 3 1 Homes for Sale 41 Homes for Rent 2586. Low Prien. Financing available. Mollo"an Furniture - Upper One Bedroom furnished or un." River Rd .. 614-446-7444. Necchi sewing mecttln•. exc furnithed apt .. Can\18nient be• cond. Table model. call 304Netlt four room hou• with 5 room hout& and balh. all tion. Call 304-875-2441 . 67&-2052. Uka new bedroom 1ulte, fu II size attachftd garaga c•pet, ,-...., eiM:tric. 304-458-1792. stove end refriu-ator. ldoal for Apartments for rent, 304-675- bed wh:h boxaprings and mat· Bntnd new learcat ICMrMM'WIIh tress, large 8 drawer chMt with single or working couple. Sorry. 3900. Smell unfunhhed haute. cle.an. weather channel n 2&.00. lerga mirror, 4 ·drawer ch ... and no children or pall. t176. p• good location. prater couple Wood 1nd co.r burning stove bad 1t1nd. While with gojdtrim. (one childl no Pets. 3218 month plu1 lfiiOJrity depotH M'ld 83&.00. Smalllir cond •21.00. lwlll come down •tlttleJ. utilititll . Call 61 .. 992-5292. Howard Ave, 304-876-6621 . 45 Furnished Rooms $450. Old wheel chair $6.00. Toola. Large floor modal stereo with 304-nJ.5eo4. valvet front tape deck·•m·fm Small hpu ... 1813 Jeffenon stereo Furnilhtd room-919 Seoond and tumlable. Works. Blvd ., A:llnt PlfJUint, phone 32 Mobile Homes . At~e .. Gallipolis. 1125 a mo. $76. Counter top large mixer, 2 304-67&-1 366. 55 Building Supplies for Sale Utilitlw JJ~id. Single male. Sha-e glua bowlt. turn on turn tabla I room hOuse and4roomhouee. bath. C.ll 446-4416efter 7 PM. 825. Call614-843-6258day or night. Camp Conley. 304-876-1371 Rooms: for .. nt-week or month. 8ulldlng Mlteriolo or 875-3812. 12x50 Vallent Moblla Hom e Startlng at 8120 a mo. Glllla Blod!., brick. sewer pipes, winwitfl POt'Ch in Crown City. 2 BR ., Hotel-614-446-9580. dows, lint.... etc:. Cla~de Win· furnished. Sat up & rM(t;' to tera, Rio Grandt, 0 . Call 61453 Antiques maYO Into. beat cond. Call 42 Mobile Homes 2411-6121 . 614--448-0276after 8 PM. for Rent SPECIAL, babt sitting in my home in oounuy. 86.00 cash a dav, Rt. 2 Leon. 304-895-3395. Business Opportunity 2 bedroom Apt. far 74 FURNITURE or 614-992·3623. ~-- 24x52 Doublewlde. Good condition. Call 614-268-9393. 21 . Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio CARLYLE® by Larry Wright 1415 Eutern A'A . 814-992-7787. EOH. ~.Y;.·,__,t_r-f'JJ Will mow lawn1, 304-882· '3477. Financial Vlll~ge Menor and Riverside A!Dart· mentt In Middlepon. From t182. including t.~ttlit.ies . Call KIT 'N' J & S FURNITURE Gracious llv in g. 1 and 2 beef. room ••rtmanb at_ Wednesday, May 4, 1988 P£RrECT PEANUTS I DOII/T CARE IF NAMES ARE WI-IV WOULD I NAME IS "LOUIS THE INTERESTING ... CALL MI(SELF LOUIS THE FOURTEENTH"? -'(OUR SHAKESPEARE SAIP.. iiJl Newo ()) Ughttlr Sldo ol Sports t!ll MoneyHne Ill(!) Love Connection t 1:30 G (l) IIJ) Tonight Show ® SportoCenter (l) Cheers fiiJ) Nlghdlna Q Magnum, P .1. I!)) Sporto Tonlphl 1111121 'Addorty' CBS ute Night Greenspan requesls operative training, Clack gives him a miseion. (A) a(!) 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Who had the ace of spades' Since East had already shown the A·K of hearts and the jack of clubs, it was quite unlikely that he would also have East Sout~ Pass Paso I NT 1+ Pass Pi'SS contr~ct. The lead of the heart deuce (fourth· best) was a good omen , since that meant neither defender held five hearts. East took the A·K and contin· ued the suit. On the fourth heart, de· clarer threw a club from dummy and a spade from his hand . As he hoped, West led a low club. East's jack was taken by declarer's king, and now the queen of diamonds drew the king from West. Declarer took all of his diamond tricks, throwing a small spade from • Nortll Pass Pass Pass Opening lead : • 2 the spade ace (surely-he would have opened the bidding)_ So South played up to lhe king of spades and made eight tricks for 120. This play was fine at the tourna· ment. At social bridge, you should .probably take your sure seven tricks. 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No. 264 . \.,~ HANOI NO BASKETS $ 95 • "FOR .MO.M" ..=-··· · Chrvsanihemums $249 AVAILABLE IN 9" ALSO! c By NANCY YOACHAM Sentinel News Stall The Ohio Department of Natural Resources, Division of Reclamation, has Informed the Meigs County Commissioners of a · meeting to be held Wednesday, May 18, 7 p.m., In Athens, to discuss upcoming area reclamation projects. Meigs County projects to be discussed Include the construction phase of the RoachThompson project In Sal!sbury Township, for which $114,375 has · been earmarked; final design, but no money allocation, of an underground mine in the Minersville · area; and a project In Rutland Township In the construcllon phase and for which $400,000 has been allocated. Bids for the contract to put a new roof on the county courthouse are to be opened May 25, 2 p.m .. at tlle regular commissioners' meeting. Plans for the new roof have been completed by Bill Dittoe. of the Burgess and Niple engineering firm in Parkersburg, West Virginia. Copies of the plans and specifications may be reviewed at tlle commissioners' office, or purchased from the engineering firm . From the time the bid is awarded, a contractor will have 90-days to complete the roof. The commissioners are also exploring with· Diltoe the Installation of an elevator at the courthouse. Initially, the commissioners.had thought an elevator attached to the outside of the building would be their only alternative. However, · based \ •,\ \' . WIRE ' TOMATO·CA8E I • 3/*200 GARDENING . TOOLS GARDENERS PRIDE 40 LB. BAG $159 POTTING SOIL ...... 2S lb. bag $149 MOSS ........... 401b. b1g *1" $129 DECORATI~E PINE·BULK MULCH ~EOETABLE &FLOWER Be~dlng FULL FLAT Plants $850 ~EIETABLE I FLOWERS eo• *1 49 v. BOX 79• 59 $2 uu.FT. PINE BARK '$ 269 MINI NUOGETS PINE BARK NUCOETS SPRING' GREEN Law• Foo• 26-1-1 tCU. FT. $269 t CU. FT. upon rough measurements and photographs. Dittoe presented the commissioners with two inside possibilities which might prove satisfactory. Due to the historical aspect of the courthouse, approval from the Ohio Historical Society would be necessary befort> changes could be made to the outside of the building. Dittoe feels it would be next to impossible to convince the historical society to allow attachment of an elevator on the outside. By being installed on the inside and not changing the appearance of the building, Dit· toe feels the historical society will have no objections to the elevator. However, even with approval from the historical society, the commissioners will still have to deal with the problem of funding the 'elevator. Dittoe has been asked by the commissioners to conti nue with the- project and prepare cost estimates for putling the elevator Inside. Depending upon cost estimates, the commissioners may consider using the county's allocation of Community Development Block Grant funds for one year to pay for construction costs . The commissioners feel that installation of an elevator at the courthouse would be worthy of CDBG funding since an elevator would greatly benefit older citizens and handicapped citizens in the county. State Rep . Jolynn Boster. D-Gaiiipolis, Informed the commissioners by telephone that the Ohio Department of Youtll Services, Columbus, is preparing an information package to send to the cou nt y regarding the selection of sites for two juvenile detention facilities which are to be constructed somewhere in the soutllern portion of the state. A JOO-bed facility. for non-violent juveniles , has been designated for Southern- Ohio . A 50-bed facility. also for non-violent juveniles. has been designated by the state for Southeastern Ohio. A letter from Commissioner Richard Jones to the director of the Ohio Department of Youtll · Services prompted the infor mation package. Jones asked the youtll services director in the Jetter to advise of any steps that might be taken so that Meigs County may be pla ced in a high priority posltio~ for at least one, If not both, of the juvenile facilities . Joe Jenkins. of Buckeyt> Administrators , Ironton, and Greg Richard, regional marketing manager for Klais and Company , Akron, met with the commissioners to present a hospitalization insurance program for county employees which would dupli cate the county's existing Blue Cross programs ~~ lower cost. The commissioners mus t make a final decision about changing Insurance by May 31. Dave Strang. represenling the firm of Brasel and Brasel, Leading Creek Road . Rutland, mel with the commissioners to Continued on page l4 Hazardous materials bill revised Top SoU.... SHEER MACIC • Reclaniation meetmg to be held on May 18 10INCH ALL VARIETIES COLORFUL 6"POT $299 $599 $ 99 2 Sections, U Pages 25 Cents A. Muttimedielnc . Newspaper •• FLOWERS • • SOILS fb.GAROEN TOOLS-- PLANTS LAWN LEAF RAKE CARDEN RAKE CARDEN ·HOE enttne Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio, Thursday, May 5, 1988 Copyrighted 1988 WEDNESDAY, MAY 4TH THRU SUNDAY, MAY 8TH • 20 LB. BAI · *499 *4'' W••• & Fed 10·6·4 INTENSE TRAINING- Sessions of an annual two-day training school sponsored by the Meigs County Emergency Medical Services were held Saturday and Sunday at Meigs H111:h School, the county fairgrounds, and the Pomeroy-Mason Bridge. Here, at the bridge, school participants learned the mechanics of rope rescue. Spring rains drench most of nation By United Press International Spring showers and thunderstorms dampened parts of the East and ?aciflc Northwest today, while snow showers scattered over nortll central CaiUornia mountains but produced little accumulation. Early morning rain reached from eastern Ohio, Pennsylvania and soutllern New Jersey across the Virginias, the Carolinas and eastern Georgia. Rainshowers were also scattered across western Montana, according to the National Weather Service. Strong and gusty winds are expected to move into the Southwest early this morning and advisories have been posted for high winds across soutllern California, the Flaming Gorge portion of Utah. the weather service said. While today's high temperatures are expect.ed to be In the 60s or 70s across much of the nation. the weather service said the mercury will dip in to the 50S along the northern and central Pacific coast and the upper Ohio Valley and central Appalachians. Highs will rea~h the 90s over soutll central Texas. Spring rains dampened parts of the Soutlleasl Wednesday and residents of Butte, Mont. , woke up to an inch of snow on the gro~nd. London, in southeast Kentucky, was pelted by more than an Inch of rain by dawn, then got hit again by heavy thunderstorms and some small hail at midday, the NWS said. But while remote sections of the state contended with foul weather, forecasters in Louisville painted a rosy picture for Saturday's 114th running of horse racing's premier event, the Kentucky Derby. "At this point, the Kentucky Derby looks like It will be run in nearly ideal conditions, with no rain, agreeable humidity levels Local news briefs Medicare, Medicaid forum set A Medicare anct "-'' rlicaid Forum will be presented next Tuesday at 12:30 t: at the Meigs County Senior Citizens Center, Mulbery j{,•,r,.. t'•J. Pomeroy. The Buckeye IHlis Hocking Valley Regional Development District, the areu Jgency on aging, is reponding to senior citizens questions about how government programs can assist t n paying for their health care Jlellds. A panel of experts from the Meigs County Department of Human Services, Legal Services, Senator Howard Metzetibaum' s Ollice and the Social Security Administration will give a half hour presentation and will allow a half hour question and answer period. Topics to be discussed are spend-down in the Medicare program, what Medicare does for the individual, the current Catastrophic Health Insurance Bill, and the legal rights of the lndividiual in these programs. Continued on page 14 COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP I) -An Ohio Semite subcomm ittee has released a revised version of House-passed legislation governIng the' transportation of hazardous materials. and is preparing it for Senate passage later this month. lndusu·ial and transportation interests were relieved by some of tne milder provisions pertaining to th'em as the measure was made public Wednesday. Other interest groups were upset with the weaker version, saying II is "toothless." The revision, developed at tlle request of the chairman of a Senate Energy, Natural Resources and Environment panel, is an accommodation to manufacturers, chemical companies, trucking companies and railroads, which found the House bill too res-trictive. The original measure, drafted in response to a railroad tank car explosion which sent clouds of white phosphorus over the Miamisburg area in 1986. required pre-notification and routing or hazardous materials , and strong regulation by the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio when it left the House. But Sen. Gary Suhadolnik, R-Parma Heights, committee chairman, said these changes have been made: -h1stead of pre-notification whenever a hazardous cargo is Continued on page 14 Half of Ohio school levies approved and ·temperatures In the 75- to SO-degree range, " forecasters said. Butte, Mont. , got a small t..sle\ COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) of what Colorado and Wyoming '&.ly 98 of the 208 school issues on residents put up with earlier thi s Tuesday's ballot passed - the week- snow. But only about an lowest percentage for a primary inch of the white stuff fell. and it in six years. according to the did not last. Ohio Department of Education. Elsewhere, scattered showers Superintendent of Public Inand thunderstorms extended struction Franklin Walter said from nortllern Florida across Wednesday that of the 145 issues Alabama, Georgia and the Carol- for current operating expenses, lnas to the mid-Atlantic Coas t only 43 percent were approved , "While 1 am certainly happy states and the Ohio Valley . Scattered showers also were lor the students and schools in reported from Montana to the districts that had Issue victories at the polls. I am deeply conNorthern Pacific Coast , High temperatures this aftercerned about districts that noon were expected to range In the 50s over tlle Pacific Nortllwest and nortllern California into parts Of the northern and central Rockies, western North Dakota and the central and soutllern Appalachians. Highs in the 80s were predicted from Florida across the GuU Coast region to much of Texas, with 80s and lower 90s in the desert soutllwest. Temperatures were in the 60s or 70s in mo st of the rest of the country. rienced school issue failures, " said Walter. "For the large numbers of districts seeking approval of 9 mms or more, a defeat at the polls Is devastating." Among school districts already approved for emergency state loans later thl,s year, only six of15 issues were approved. Walter said elementary and secondary education received only 2.6 percent and 3.4 percent state funding increases for 1988 and 1989. "With the lower ·level of slate funding, a larger share of the !inancial responsibility has shifted to the local level," he said. "We must. obtain loca l support for continued educational achievements in Ohio. •· The iarges t single school operating levy. 15.27 mills in Dayton. passed. but many other large ones failed, Including 14.6 mills each for Buckeye Local School District, Medina County. and Columbiana Exempted Village School Dis trlct. Columbiana Countv: 14.5 mills for Mad River C~Jntin ued on page H t • Belle makes it two straight over Queen LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) The community-<:>wned Belle of Louisville made It two in a row Wednesday, beating the larger Delta Queen out of New Orleans In the annual race for the Golden Antlers. symbol of riverboat supremacy. The 25th race on tlle Ohio River was part of the 10-day Kentucky Derby Fesdval leading to the ruMing of the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs the firs,t Saturday each May . PLANTING UNDERWAY - April showers bring May nowera and loma&o planiL PlandDI of tomatoes on farma In the Letu1 Faile area bepa on Sunday and continued thr0111h Moaday aad I ., Tuesday. Now, If the weather just cooperates, 11 won't be loo many weeks before those home!Jl'Own lorna&- will be ready for picking aad packlq. ,. I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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