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Finan, R· ot h e rwl sl' unabl e IQ COLUMBUS !UP! l- A bill. to Defia nce. dPscribed 1he moa surr new road eq uipment. · Cincinna ti. proposed a major tommunicate. classify spring-loaded ballistic as a ma tter of " loca l C'O illroi" for Sponsors said . the legislat ion rewriie of the savings and loan Legislation of this nature ha~ · knives as dangerous and restrict 'the·township trU SII'CS. would give count irs and town- . rrgulatory law, establishing a cleared th e Hou se in the past. but them undt'r the Ohio Weapons · 1\ iso adopted un;•nimouoiY by. shi ps greater flexibili ty in. cash separa te Department of Finan' has been held up in the Sena ie Control Law has bel'n sent to the Senate and sent to tho flow management. cia! !nstlt utions. Such regulation because of disputes over le~al Gov . Richard F. Celeste aft er 1he governor wtJ~ ~~ bill permitt i ng 'i€'vera l bills whi ch failed in · currently takes place under the langO age. ; House concurred In S<mat e coun ty ('Omm isslonf'rs or l awn - past sess ions were reint roduced Ohio Depar tment of Commerce. Both the Senate anq HOll'ii' 11111endments . .• ship tru stees to usP lht' trade In' In thr Sena te. Similar legislation clea red ihe adjournro untiii: .JO p.m. todar.: The House voted 77-12Tuesday val uP of equi pme nt to reduce the ' . toacceptSenate changesonthe r-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~----~----r bill, sponsored by Rep. Thoma' Potlenger . R-Cinclnnati. Ballis· tic knives. sometimes associal<'d Your Independently Owned with martial arts films. have a Low-priced Supermarket dNachable blade propelled by a spring and can hit a target 90 feet away, Pottenger said. The bill makes It Illegal to carry a concealed ballistic kn ife, and also outlaws possession of a ballistic knife by convicted fcl· ons.. Also. a permit would b<' needed to buy a ballistic knife . The House approved a bi1189-0 that would make voting easiN for residents of Ohio- especially FRESH LEAN BOILED ' LB soldiers- out of the country on Election !lay. Under the bill , a relative would "' . be able to register the absent voter, and In the case of service men and women, a dependent could vote for the absent person . The bill. which goes on to th~ Senate, makes other changes to facilitate voter registration for soldiers and abseniC'e voters . The Senate passed unanlm· ously and forwarded to Celeste a bill permitting boards of town· · ship trustees to lower the 55 mph s~ed limit on unimproved high· ways In unlncorporatNI areas of a towmlhlp. - CINCINNATI iUPf.) - Josc·ph Huebner says It 's taken him almost 18 years to gel over th<' ex<>cutlon-stylc shooting death of his wife and he was outrag1•d Wh!'O he learned tht• killer would be released from prison. His outcry and that of hundreds of others In suburban !lei hi Hills and the tri-state area apparenlly rC'ached Columbus where lh(• Ohio Parole Board late Tucsd a~· reversed It s decision to rch·ase Raymond Kassow from prison. 1\ board spokesman said the bOard would recoO"Ider Its decision. the bOard had r<>celved two shopplnll balls lull of mall urging the bOard to den y parole to Kassow, onl' of three men r on· vlctcd In one of the worst killings In the area. Heubn£'r's wif<:' and t hrec or h<:>r women were herded Into a bank vault Sept. 24, 1969, and shot. A board spokesman said the public outcry aft er Tuesda y morning's derision was a rea so n for reconsideration. Hamilton County Prosecut or Art Ncy said he Is "absolut e ! ~· ..,outral(••d" at the dN'Islon by th~ l'loard to r~lease Kassow . who has been IQprlson about 17 years. KaS'soW"'lad been sch·edull'd to br releasro June 2, If th<• Kentucky parol~ authorities would approve his !lOin~ to live with his sister in Corbin. Ky. Ney had ur~ ed the public to write to the bOard asking that II 'Ill deny the parole. Huebner sat In his car whi!P his wlfr Helen had ~one Into th" [)elhl Hills bank to rash a rhr rk. Shl' had walked In on the robbl'ry and was herded with the teller and two other customers into the bank vault where thry were shot. Huebner saw tltl' three robbl'rs run from the bank carrying his wife's purse and he ran In, ani)' to find I he four oodles stu rkro In Ihr vault. Hurbner said hE had 11 hard time bclievln~ the boa rd had opted for parole. " I ran not believe that this guy was released for committing this hlenous crime." Huebner said . He still remembers the bloody scPnl' he found, his wife's. body crouched In a corner uppar~nll y where she had Cl'awl~d to try to escape the gunfire. "I saw four victims, lnrludln~ mv wife, piled In a 1·auit," he said. " It's takl'n m!' nearly 1R years to get over this." TENDERBEST WHOLE Hams $1 59 . ,:· .. '· LB. ·Sliced Bacon 1 LB. 111 R. C. • ·2 LITER BOTTLE ' : Cola \ ..... GOLDEN Ripe Bananas II. U.S. NO. 1 WHITE POTATOES .............~.~.~;.~.t.. .... $249 •ASST. COLORS Cottone lie Bath Tissue . ~~~~--------~------~~ New Plastic Bottle G. E. ::..·~. Soft White ~: 10W30-10W40' '~ ~ Light Bulbs Valvoline Motor Oil 3 ' 4 PAK PkG. $)991. :;.:.} .-~ ~. '" - :... •Priectl Good thru Sat.. April 11, 1'987. • Not R..ponlible For Typographical Errors HOMEBEST Bleach 69~Al. ( . ' Tide Detergent 4~~~$. 16 COMPUTIF:RIIZED ALIGNMENT -Jim ~- LL · owner of Jim Cobh Chevrolet·Oidsmohlle· Cadillac, at left, and co-service managers Tom Kerns and Dave Pearson, review th•• new computerized lgnmeilt system which was Installed this we••k at the Pomeroy dealership. The state-of.lhe-art system Is de· signed to offer better service ~Yith a higher dcgrc~ of accu Senate President Paul E . Gil· SIMPLE PROCEDURE - Tom Kerns, front, hydraulic lift which Ia part,of,a new computerized lmor. R-Port Clinton, "hopefully and Dave Pearson, co-service managers, and Jim wheel alignment system,. Installed this week. it (th e budget) will be out of here Cohh,. center, of Jim Cobb Chevrolet·Oidsmohlle· Vehicles are pulled onto too rack, and a computer well before June 30." Senate and Cadillac, Pomeroy, discuss aspects ol the major alignment angiCII - ciiSter, reads three House negotiations may be re· camber and l'oe. ql!i.red on the differences In late June. ' Majority House Demot'rats, whO rewrote !hi' governor's offering of last February, said Wed· nesday the annual spending Jim Cobb Chev r ole t Informa tio n on th ~ compuf l'f tu r ned on, Its computer does an hikes of 1.8 percent fo r fl scall988 Oidsmoblle·Cadlllac of Pomeroy screen guides personnel ste p by electronic system tes t. The sel f· and 5 percent for 1989 were entered the computerized world th rough th e alignment pro- tes t display automatica lly ap· step achieved without Increasing ma· of wheel alignment th is week. cess. Prompting messages' tell pears If a problem exist s. Cobb jor taxes . with' the $30,000 purchase of a what to do now and wh at to do says th e sytem has been built to House Republicans found little Hunte r .Dlll sys tem for wheel next. and If a customer des ires, a las t and Is easy to mai ntain an<l fault with the the massive , manufactured by the alignment pr int-out of th e inspection dat a updal ~ . spending outlay during the one ' Hunte r Engineering Co. ca n be given as proof of 1he stat us Cobb's co-service rnanagcrs, hour and 10 mlnu.tes of debate. Cobb call s th e lllll the mos t the vehicle. of nave Pearson and Tom Kerns, except to say they preferred advanced alignment system ever Cobb says thr new syste m have been trained by Hunter more money for primary and secondary education. They d rv~ loped . The system features makes alig nment as easy ;,s servtce re prl'se nt at lves , and are praised Its austerity and said It a 19-lnch color screen. sperlflea · 1 · 2 · ~ . and Is almost like havi ng an rea dy to provide eo mputl'rlzed was "a much better budget than lion memory for 95 perccnt of the alignment Instructor In the ~ h op . whc I· alignment for all thei r And each time the 0111 Is customers. the one presented by the vehicles on the road toady, plus space for 7fi operator entries. governor." In addition to thl'se features A dozen Republicans joined 57 and others, the system has a Democrats In pushing the budget remotl' which allows wireless over to the Senate, where hear· ..... ro con.Irol the service personnel logs will begin following next system from anywhere In the week's spring recess. alignment bay. Local .dealer Court denies 4 ROLl ' PKG. ·-• -<' -' • .-'•. •'· .. . .'.. .•• ·;: f An appeal Ia the Fourth Dis· trict Court of Appeals has been denied . In the Meigs County ( ammon Pl~ s Court rase of Francis H. ndrew against' Ihe Olive Towns p Board of Trustees. el al. The Meigs County rase, a taxpayer action. was filed by Andrew, on behalf of the resl· dents of Olive Township, on Jan. 18, 1985. Andrew charged that the Aug. 1, 1984 appointment of Donald Bennett, as a successor trustee of Olive Township, was Invalid because Trustees Chesler Wells and Everett Schultz violated the sunshlne law ln making the appointment of Bennett. Andrew asked that Bennett's appoint· ment be declared Invalid by the court. and for attorney fees . Bennett's appointment was declared J,nvalklilY Judge Knight on Nov. 1, 19115, and Andrew was awaj'ded $1,~ In costs. Knight's decision that the ' appe~l by Meigs man . appointment of Bennett wass Invalid was not at Issue In the appeal. Andrew fllro the appeal, charging that . the trial court erred by falling to find defend· ants Chester Wells and Everett Schultz personally liable to Olive Township re~Idents for the sa· lary of 15,100 paid to Bennett during the months Augusi191W to October 1985 when he acted as trustee, Andrew charged that payment to Bennett was . an h)1proper expendllure by the trustees. Defendants In the action,. Wells, · Schultz and Bennett,cross-appealed, charging that the trial court was without authority to order that attorney fees be paid to Andrew. The appelate court rejectro AndreW's appeal on grounds that Bennett was a "de facto" officer, meaning that although not a trustee In point oflaw, he thought he was a trustee and was 4 Sections, 34 Pages ' acceptro as such by Indiv iduals whb dealt with him during )he period of time In question, and he did render service to the township. The appelate court dismissed the cross-appeal from the defend· ants because they voluntarily paid the costs to Andrew at the time the trial court ordered payment. Appelate Judge Lawrence Grey disagreed that the cross· appeal should have been dis· misSed, stating that he would not , on Ohio constllullonal grounds, dismiss that Issue. Appelale Judges Homer Abele and Earl Stephenson did concur however. creating the majorit y necessary for dismissal for the , cross-appeal. . Andrew was representro by Pomeroy attorney Steven Story and the defendants were repres· entro by Prosecuting Attorney Frederick W. Crow III. ad~s alignment system •• • • , UP, UP AND AWAY - Nearly 350 brightly colored balloo1111 ROlled off Into the wild blue yonder In a launch Wednesday afternoon ai the Pomeroy Elementary School. The PQ.meroy youngaler$ gathered on the fronl lawn of the school for the balloon launch, the fund drive klckoll for the proposed Roherl B. Morris By Nt\NCY YOACHAM . ; Sentinel Stafl Writer · It Is theconcensusofthcMel!(s -County Commissioners that due to rate Increases affecting a(l county medical Insurance poll· cles, they should give serious consideration to bidding !Of Insurance coverage. Rates for. county's Department of Human Services and highway department are Increasing J percent. 1 Coverage for cou•t; house employees Is Increasing 25 percent, the commissioners r& portro In Wednesday's meeting; County workers are Insured by Blue Cross of Central Ohio. : Meeting with the eommlssloners yesterday to discuss the raiSe In rates were /\ian Gorlewskl and Toin Starr, of Blue Cross. Go, rlewskl explained that rate I~· creases are based on past claim experience. He said the court; house group's claim experience: exceeds the average experience expertro In u small group of that size. which Includes about 80 members. Commissioner Richard Jones laid Gorlewskl that II was his understanding the county had been due a rate reduction last your, but then did not receive the reduction . Gorlewskl said he would review the county's records to determine II this Is correct. " Billing problems with the com· pany were also brought up by Commissioner Richard .Jones. .Jones told Gorlewskl that He received calfs In February from county employees covert'<! by Blue Cross . telling him that the company was refusln~t to . pay their bills because the county had not paid Its January bill. Upon checking Into the s ltuatlon, Jones discovered that the county had never received a January bill. Jones said he contacted the company and .as a result, the .January and February bills were hand-delivered !rom Columbus. .Jones said he did not think II was fair !hal the Individuals who were covrred under the county's Blue Cross policies were put In this situation, nor that comments were made tha.t the county hadn't paid the bill, when In fact , the billing problems were the fault of the company . Go rlewskl and Starr apologIzed for any Inconvenience and embarrassment ,Yhlch may have been causro by the billing"" mlx·up, and offered to personally, contat·t those Individuals under the policy who experienced dlffl· !Continued on Page 8i • IJbrary·Medla Center. Each of the carried a tag with the name of utudent ukln&lor , community aupport In the form of donatlo1111. , Donations may be mailed to the Pomeroy · Elementary School, 260 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy,. · Ohio 45'769. • . ..,r 26 Cenls Officials . consider coverage.: bidding.i~ . COLUMBUS (UPli - A $2'2 .1 billion two-year state budget with no major lax hikes and minimal spending increases has landed in the laps of stal e senators and will tie studied anew for the next two months. The Hou se P.assro the 1988-89 spending blueprint Wednesday on a bipartisan 69-27 votr and shipped II to the Republican· dominated Sena te . Se nate GOP leaders already have Indicated they will make spending changes within the fram ework of the House-passed bill. bur will not Increase rc· venues. In fact. they will be under heavy pressure to eliml· nat e a tax on long distance telephone calls, which House Republican s said would hurt bus inesses. Tj1e adm inistration of Gov. Richard F. Celeste expressed satisfaction with the way the House treated Its budget recom· mendatlons. which contain the smallt>st Increases in state spending In 24 years. The new fiscal period begins July 1. " If .all goes well," said GAL biET RITE, CHERRY ·RC Clear tonight, with a low near 35. Mostly sunny Friday, with highs · 11ear 70. The · probability ol precipitation' is near zero through . Friday. Winds will be llghl and south· erly tonight. A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Ohio Senate gets $22 billion budget PREMIUM FOODLAND ICE COTTAGE 9. 1987 PKG. Viva Ice Milk FOODLAND . enttne Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, April will continue. By NANCY YOACHAM Roberts said Meigs County Sent1nel Stall Writer A tentative union contract was Highway workers are now some· accept ed Monday by employees where In !he middle in compari· of the Meigs County Highway son towages,pald by or her county highway departments in the DE"pa rt men t. Meigs County Engineer Phil . state. "Some are higher," he Roberts reported Wednesday to · said, "and some are lowet: " At present, the highway de· the Meigs County Commission· ers tha t the union and the partmenl' s budget · Includes _highway department's :l3 em· $10(;,812.20 for shop labor, ployees have agreed upon and $370.122.89 for road labOr and accepted the tentative contract. $82;155.54 for four non-union Roberts said the employees administrative positions . The v<>ted on the contract Monday total for office personnel does not Include the engineer's yearly · aflernoon. E ffective lor one year fro m salary of $32,645.02. These figures are basro upon Apr il 1 to midnight March 31. the department's 1986 budgetary 1988. the contra ct ralls for a 15 and include possible figures cent s-per-hour raise. and a $3 per-man per-month Increase In overtime payments. The union Is now hf rhe process t(te uni on's health and welfare program, from $28 to $31 per of typing the tenatlve contract , month . According to Roberts , Raberts reported. Once In final these figures reflect an overall form . the contract will be re· viewed by Roberts, Ted Warner, increase Of 1.8 percent . The last highway department highway superintendent, and contract was for two years and David Spencer, office manager. gave employees a oo· cents Alter the review, which could per -hounalse the first year and take place next week, according 60 cents per-hour raise the to Roberts, the agreement will have to be ratlflro by the Meigs second year. · County Commissioners . ' Including benefits, the new This year's contract , which contract ·will give workers a starting salary of $7.35 per hour. was to have expired midnight The highest operator's salary at March 31. was extended to April the deparment will be $8.30 per 27 by the union when meetings hour, Roberts said . The policy of with a federal mediator could not an 'additional 15 cerlts per hpur be scheduled before the explra· • ' for five years or more longe(.lfy lion date. ' SAVORY LB. Suwr Lo11o 9-4I.:J4-7-1843 new. contract $ 49 Roast IUNitlt)) Sl 99 :~: CHOICE Chuck TAVERN South Central Ohio Clear lonl~tht, :ovlth a low between 30 and .l5. Sunny Thurs· day. with highs between 60 and •· U~DA Boneless Ohio weather The probability of prPClplla· t ion Is near zero through Thursday. Winds will be light and north· erly today and light and variable ronlght. . Oldo Extended Forecast FrY8r tbrouJh Sunday Fair Friday, with a chance of rain Saturday and Sunday. Highs wUI ra""fromthelow tot he mid 601 eech day, with overnight lows rlftlllll from upper 30s to the middle 401. '' . 4623 Highway unit sJaff accept .. Outcry .clouds parole PICK-4 at y Vo1 . 36, No.237 Copyrighted 1987 FoooLAND Cooked Hom ••••• ~ Daily Numlwr 691 ' EASTMAN'S... Pre-Easter Savings Ohio Lottery Reds remain unbeaten .in · two starts · -~age 3 J• �. . ·•; r Page- 2 The "Daily Senti11el '. Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Letter to the Editor ·. Black WASHlNGTON (NEA) Here's a preview of . the next majpr Defense Depar tment they have the high 'school ; they scandal: It will Involve the have ·a band for th e dance. Now ·unlawful diversion oj millions of all IIley nl'ed Is you, graduates dollars In p1,1bllc funds by PenfJ'O m J968.on up, toshow yoawan l tagon contractors wor,klng .on " Meigs High School Alumni " black" projects. Association to start and be The departm e nl' s black suc~rss ful. _ budge1 for programs carrying They are ask ing for $5 dues security classifications has more fr om ~ac h alumni to be sent to the than trip led du ring lhe Reagan Meigs Alumni Assoc iation , Box · administration. That' > a faster 2o . . Middleport, Ohio 45760, by growth rate than experienced by Ma y HI. If th ere Is no response, any other major federal actlvlly. then plans will have to be But -oversight and accounta'bll· ca ncelled. Won't you hel p lty have not Increased commenbrea the life Int o this . new surately. Indeed, the Defense associat ion . Department frequ ently refuses Judi Brewer Cowan to allow either Its own auditing Class of 1969 agencies or the General Account- activities." "special programs. " "advanced concepts" ot "other production charges." The F-19 Stealth fighterbomber, for example, Is a black project · that until recently carried the code name "Aurora." When some members of Con'gress noticed several years ago that the proposed budget for the progra m Increasing dramat l· ra lly from $80 million in 1986 to $2.3 billion In 1987, they sought an explana tion - but were repeatedly rebuffed by th'e Pentagon. Most legisla tors and even federal Investigators lack .the securi ty clearances required to gain access to what the Defense Department ca ll s ·•sensi ti ve ' ·r~w Vicwry Circw compartmented or special access Information." In fact, there· ity 11 Compartments, " each re- quiring a special clearance . ·"We're talking about hidden caches of fund s that suck In bllllons of U.S. taxpayers' dol· Iars," says Rep. Barbara 13oxer; D·Calif., who recently Initiated an effo rt to curb reported flnan. clal a bu ses within bl ac k programs. ."There Is no accountability and no rea l oversight ," added Boxer, a mem ber of both the · House Armed Serv ices 'and· Budget committees. "We need to make sure these programs are black for legitimate national security reasons." By Scott Wolfe 'Alt hough the weather has been absolutely miserable, I do have some bright spals from the community to share With you. · . I've just received word that severa i area players are currently participating on the _Rio Grande Red women softball team this spring. Those players In· el ude: .Andrea Riggs, Meigs; Laren Wolfe, Southern; Amy Roush, Kyger Creek; Renee Halley, Gallla Acad_emy; and Lisa Martin,'Gallia Christian. So far both the softball and baseba-ll teams have run Into bad weather In the Ohio Valley . Andrea Riggs, a former Meigs High Star, Is a 5'10 lunlor shortstop/second baseman and Is the daughter of Dr. Keith and Barbara Riggs of Pomeroy. · Wolfe , a 5'7 junior third base" man, starred at Southern and Is .the dau ghter of La rry and Delores Wolfe of Racine . Wolle also plays volleyball at Rio. · : Amy Roush, a 5'5 Jr. out fl)?lder, was a four·year, three sport letter winner at Kyger Creek High School. ;Former Meigs High standout and aii·TVC honoree Scott Gheen lias added a new dimension to the ~lo Grande Redman line-up after transferring from a successful career at West VIrginia State. : The Redmen captured second place In the 20th annual Christian College Tournament held March 23-27 In Florida, leaving the s~ nshin e state with a 6:1 mark. · !'ower hittln'g sophomore .catcher Scott Gheen went twof~r-two In an 11-1win over Judson C~llege of Chicago, hitting a slngle and home run . In a~other v.lctory 'Gheen rapped a triple and homer and added two other two hit games In the series. • Gheen Is also noted as a super d(.fenslve catc,her. 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" That was the key . being able to place my pitches." Dlaz, who caught Gullickson, said Gullickson was pitching like it was la te In the season with a pennant on the line. "He threw every pitch like there was a lot riding on It, " said Dlaz. "Every pitch. had a purpase. He knew exactly what he wanted to do wllh each pitch and he had the command to put II there." All of Cincinnati 's seventh Inning fireworks came off St. Cla ire. Tibbs had pitched well for six Innings - yielding just two earned runs and six hits - but ¥ontreal mana ger Buck Rodgers took a chance on St. Claire. And lost. "I thought St. Claire could keep It close, " said Rodgers. "I "'Wanted to see If he could stop them for a couple of Innings. "If we're going lo put relievers like St. Claire In to save games, then I certainly can put them In when we're one run behind. At least, I certainly hope I can." 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Including career. ., Young. Tom Nledentuer, the · "I had all lhre~ pitches (fas tDodgers right-handed relief ace. ball , curve. changeup ) wor king" faced three batters In the seventh for me." Ryan said. "I had. good and did not r!'Cord an out. He command and I was getting ~ gave up two hit s aitd three runs ahead of thr hitters. I wasn't '' ·and Young allowed four hits and tired. eit her. Back In my younget"' days. r had better opening "· four runs In 1-3 of an inning. " It' & IIhe bu ll pen\ a part of the ga mes, bu t · overall, this· was a .ga me you have to have to be a strong perform ance." . '·~ The Dodgers were stung before · contender," sa id Los Angeles starter Rick Honeycutt . "The the game bv the firin g of vice·' bullpen has got ·to be able to president AI Campanls, but·· protect a lead . We match up with claimed his dismissal. was not a '· Houston very well star Ting factor In the loss. Elsewhere. San francisco de: · pitcher-wise, but our bullpen has feated San Diego 2-1. · 'gol to protect leads." In 1986 the Dodgers lost 3H . - - - - - - - - - -......... one-run ga(Tle, a major-league -high. and the bullpen recorded just 2:\ saves. an NL low . Jose Cruz capped the seventh Inning outburst with a 1wo-run homer. Cru z hit a the ga mewinning homer In Monda y's season-opening 4·3 triumph over the Dodgers. , "If you want to win ln . thi s ga me·, you have to beat LA," sa id Cruz. who turns 40 In August . "I ju~t go out and Sl;"lng the bat. I hit that ball pretty good ." . The rally made a winner of Nolan Ryan, baseball' s career str ikeout leader who fanned 10 batters In six Innings to ralsl' his total to4,287 strikeouts. Ryan has struck out ut least 10 batters In a game 163 times In his 20·year 360 2nd Art. ?ubll5hc:-d E'Vf"ry aft('rnoon . Monday llec:tronically Tuned, .tiiiFif CaneHe Stereo ' l"' •lhn.•dt, til\ , q....,..llrrr)' Ill ... ltll'hl •l·tl. t.-Mot"' CI-IJ . 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Nursing a 3-2 lead going Into the seventh, pinch-hitter Kurt · StIllwell opened the breakaway Inning with a single off Randy St. Claire, who had relieved starter and loser Jay Tibbs . Stillwell raced to third .on a single by Barry Larkin and after Parker mad~> the second oiit, sizzling Erie DavJs - whp has been on base seven out of nine, times was Intentionally walked to load the bases. Bell messed up the Montreal strategy by lining a double down the left field line to clear the bases. Bo Dlaz followed with his third single and third RBI of the day to score Bell. "I had a feeling they would walk Eric to load the bases, " said Bell. "That created a challenge for me. It's ·satisfying to come through when they Intentionally walk the guy in front of you .'' While Bell collected his three RBI with pne swing of the bal , · Dlaz needed three singles for his three RBI. · ".Anytime 'you go up there with men on base, Jtls up to you to bear down.and make things happen," said Dlaz. 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'~ Skyline Speedway wtll open Its gates on Saturday, April18 with many Jmp roveme~ts In store for the fans . Ohio Valley Speedway, Parkersburg, (near Lubeck) wtll open Its gates Friday and Saturday · April 10-11 weather permitting. Until next time I'll see you at the races! Oops , and of course, In the victory circle! mtr's rebllt ql whenyoubwy 12 'OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK ~ Matt Littlefield, Marietta cage star, is currently coaching track at Warren Local. Matt was also the Warren reserve basketball coach during the past season. Brothr Rod Littlefield recently achieved the honor of compel ing In the division Ill, NCAA final four as Wittenberg placed third In the·nation.· Sister Danlelle Littlefield Bruning is currently coaching Vars ity softball at Nelsonville, while Rod 's twin sister Amy ,,s currently seeking an accounting degree .at Ohio University. That quartet was reared by Dan and Shirley Littlefield, Itacine. 89, •• ,. ~lrl~l The Dally SPnU.net on a 3, 6or 12 month basil. Credit wnl bP Riven carri er each •' Junior walk dn Zane Beegle of Southern has continued to pitch well for the Ohio University .Bobcats. Zane Is the son of Don and Sue Beegle. Racine._ Kent Wolfe, Rio Grande and Southern star, is currently teach· lng elementary school at Waverly and was Varsity assistant under Carl Wolfe at Waverly this past season. The Tigers were 15-9. Kent will coach the reserve squad nex t season. 10W40Motor Oi l ... •• field of .journalism as he con-_ tlnues tits education at Ohio University; Caul Is currently a student assistant for the "Qhto Universi ty Sports Information department. Gaul was a former Eastern sports star. excelling on Eastern's championship baseball teams and Meigs Legion teams. I just received a well written news release from Rogle and his future In journalism Is certainly brl!lht. 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"Un lrss the ro ffcc co nsu mption -Is V['rv cxt'l'Sslve. then !l)·obably co ffee ronsumptlon does not have an)· adi'Nsr rffcct on coron ary heart cl is rasr risk ... spid Dr . Kat suh lko Yano. who conductrd thr study. : Yano and l1ls colleagues anal~zed Informal ion about 7, l!l4 .!&panes[' men. lnl'l udlng 6.ffi5 refire drinkers. WhO were fOllOWed fo r l!i years !IS part of a study of heart disease. the nation's leading ki ller. .: The researchers reported t ht'y ihltially found what appeared ID ~a n association brtwrrn coffee dr inking and risk of h ~a rt dts~asc, Ya no said. : sui when they analyzed thl' dpta to determ ine whel her the risk Increased the more ro ffee llie subj e~ts drank. they found no such association - know n as a dOse-response relationship. ' "This Is Important because If t~f.re Is Irue association between caffee consumption and disease. tll'n you set> this dose- response r~atlonshlp," Ya no said In a tGjephone lntel'v!ew . , lng Office to examine the financIng of bl.ack progl)lrils. The !'entagort'Sblack budget Is estima ted to total about $35 billion ,annua lly, although only about half of that amount Is spent on classified military programs . The other half is earmarked for the nation's Intelligence agenciE>s, most of whose funding Is h-idde n In lhe Defense Department budget . Some black military programs are Identified In public budget summaries only by code names such as "Tacit Rainbow, " " Elegant Lady;" "Prairie Schooner" or "Island Sun ." Others are hidden behind meaningless phrases such as "special activities ," "selected . Th~rsd8y, April 9. 1987 I b;udget scandal____;______;_;____:.Ro_be_ _;,_ .rt -:--W---:alt:---ers Alumni appeal for help Too all Meigs High SchOol Alumni who are interested or who care: I recently attended an organi· za tional meet lng to get an alumni association started for ali Meigs graduates. This was their fifth meeting. . ,I had phoned one of the officers the previous week to Inqu ire as to how things were going. I offered to help with findin g addresses for my class of 1969 and help In any way I could. •• I started on a Thursday morn Ing calllng.famllles ol186 alumni for addresses and by Monday I had all but 3.~ and will conti nu e to work on those. r probably had two days of my lime Involved in lOcating the add resses. · J would li ke to thank the flltnllles of alumn i I talked to for lieing so kind and suppor~lve. So many of you felt th is should have ~im don e yea rs ago and were h)lppy to hear someone Is trying 19 get It started. . I just wish local alu mni would come to these meetin gs and show the enthusias m their parents ha;ve shown. With locating addresses for the class of '69. It was . quite lnlerestlng tO find out W.~erc these people were after 18 Yfl~rs and I thought how wonderfu j i! would be to havt• one night a year that we could al l look forward to and get together and retn inisce and sha re what's gOing on with our lives and families. :1 wenl to thts meeting and I ciu'ne home sad . Ten graduales 110iire there. The previo us four m~tl n gs, nine graduates were tl\ere. Four of them represented one class out of 19 graduati ng dasses. These 10 people are .enlhused and excited about gettlrjg this started and wan t to see It work. but they. arp also dlsap' pained. They need help! jhey need to know that not just a few want to sec a Meigs Hl!(h School Alumni Assoc iat ion st:arted and be a success. Wh~ther you can attend the meetings every Tuesday nig ht or not. at least call one of these people an d offer your help. A lot of classes need a n ·pre· sent atlve to loca te addressPs. They can use your help In some way . We have graduates all over t ~e country, but so rna ny of us arc s(lll in the area and can get this gi;,Jng so as It make it wort hwhile f~r us and those who ore far away a{ld want to <'Orne home for a reunion. ·.The next meeting will h<•a t the 1\(aln Slreet Pizza at 7 p.m. on 'J'JJesday, April 14 . Those whom Y)iu ca n call to offer .vour help are £19b Werry, 992-!\:196; Jim Blrchf(eld, 992-2646 or 992-2121; Shelly Mankin Wood . 992-:lHili; .ia n Holter Davis, ~92- 62o~; .Joycl' l.llll, 992-0820. or .Judi Rrewcr CC)wa n. 992-!>191i. ;.Ad a t ~ for the alum ni evrnt has b~cn set for .Jun t• 27 from 8 p.m. unt11 1 a.m . Thev •' . havr Ideas; ......... \' i nme: 9:00-3:00 Location: Valley Lumber .Qme hOIIIC toqualit)!Andersen.C:::;;. ft 4 & SUPPLY CO. - 555 Pllk St, ' ..::~dltport, Ohio 6B·ttt.. 611 .. �' . • • Page-.:.4-The Daily Sentinel Thursday. April .9, Thursday. April 9. 1987 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio • 1987~~="'~'""'--~---------P~omero~~y~M~idd~le~po~ll1!.:_.20!!!hio!!_-,----.---~~~-~~The~D~81~·1y~~!!!;:;!!~~: 89 tee off in 1st Masters AI Campanls re~igns LA post ' SELECT WRIGHT STATE - Melp' twin· slater all-state combo, ,Jenny and ,Julie Miller; signed lour-year scholarships with Wright State Wednesday. The Miller sisters paced -Meigs to T~C. sectional, and district titleS this year and a lour-year record of 81-)4. Pictured above are Meigs coach Ron Lo~tan , J enny Miller, ,Julie Miller, the girls' father and Meigs High School principal Jim Miller, and mother ,Joyce Miller Is In back. . .Miller sisters select Wright State Meigs' twin -tower, twin-sister combo of Jenny a nd Julie Miller signed four-year basketball sc holarships with Wright Sta te Wednesday. Th1• 6·1 Jenny was a special mention class Afl all-Ohio th is past yPa r plus . a two-time alldistrlcl and two-tim e aii -TVC selection. The 6-0 Julie was an honorable mention all-Ohio pick this year and also a tw o· tlmc all-d istrict and two-lime aii-TVC pick . Jenny was a four- y~ar star ter for the Mara uderettes a nd beca me a 1.000 point scorer while gra bblng a sc hool reco rd 655 rebou nds. .Julie, who started three yea rs. sco red 73:1 poi nts and had :i48 rebounds. Du r ing thP four yea rs th at the Millers reigned, Meigs had an 81-14 mark that Included records of 16-6, 20·2, 19-:., and this past seaso n's 26·1. Included In those years was two TVC championships, lwo sectional titles . two di stric t ti· tics. a nd a reg iona l tu nn erup this past year. Meigs los t !i?-.1:1 to Wellsvi ll<' in the regional t"ham· pions hips las t March. Wel lsville, the state's number· two ranked ream, wound up the class AA state runneru p. Meigs co mpleted fhC" season ra nked number six in the sta te poll . Clancy stops Indians, 5 to 1 ; Brewers.down Red Sox, 3-2 TORONTO (UP! I - Toronto hurler Jim Cla ncy turnPd In an outin g to rem ember. but his battery mate. Matt Stark, came up with a performance he' d sooner fo rget. Clancy, 1-0, had lost his fi nal seven decisions of las t· seaso n , and had not won a game since Aug. 28. He W<'nf six Innings Wednesday as the Toro nt o Blue ..Jays defea ted the Cleveland '1ndla ns 5-l. Cla ncy gave up one run on seven hit s while wa lking lwo a nd strikin g out two. " I kn(•w I pl't chcd weil · th e end of las t yea r," Clancy observed, " but I co uldn 't win . Today I felt I cou ld get them out. " " I couldn't rea lly get down on mysel f for my j)('rform a nce at t hc end oft hr sPason, so I didn 't" , Clancy I'Ontlnu ed. " And with this team beh ind me, I knew today I cou ld let Cleveland just hit the !Jail. br•rausr someo ne out I here was go ing to make the play ." All hough the HI ue Ja ys defense was sparkling, Stark, m a kln ~ his major league debut behind the plate. was not. The I ndla ns were successful in each of thei r fi ve base theft attempts, including threr by Brett Butler. But the Jays' ca tehrr was not discouraged. • "] r ailed a good ga me and dfdn 't let an )· ba il s grt pa st me," StarR no red." We won a nd I'm pieused." "B ut watch out". hi' ca utlonrd. ·' As soo n as I get tha t fi rst run nN ou t, I won't be stopped." Cleveland ca tcher Rirk De mpsey empathized wi th his co unterpart. . " I n•member m y fir st att l'mpted steal. I threw th e ball into re ntcrfic ld." Dempsey admit· red . "It takes a while to srtt lr In ." Toronto took a 1·0 lead ·orr losing pitrhcr (; r·eg Swindell , 0-1. In the fh·st Inning on Geo rge Bell's two-ou t RB I singil'. whlrh scorrd Lloyd Mosrb)• from seco nd base. The .lays added a run in the · fo urth when last yPa r' s major lcagu<' home run leader , J r•ssr Barfield , clouwd his first homer of the season over the rent er 'field fe nce. Toront o Increased Its lead to :1-11 In th<' fi fth. Mike Shapcr·son Jed off with a slnglr and adva nced to th lfd on Tony Fernandez's single. He scored when Kelly Gr·uber hit Into a double play. Th e Blue Jays added their final two runs In the s ixth on Wille Upshaw's .two-run shot, jYhlch scored Barfield. who had walked. Upshaw did not hit his second home run last year .until J une, In his 591h game. ' Cleveland scored Its lone run In the seventh. Cory Snider led off wl!h a walk and went to third when Rick Dempsey singled off third baseman Gruber's glove. Jeff Musselman relieved Clancy and one out later Snider scored when Butler hit Into a fielder's choice. threw two perfecl innings ·of Ma rk Eichhorn worked the relief Wednesday to gcr the final 2 13 shutou1 inn ings. victory In his major-league debut American League Roundup in the Brewers' :l-2 triumph over Chuck Crlm owes his ri se to the the Boston Red · Sox at Coun ty big leagues to a ball that sinks. Stadium . The Milwa ukee rookie pitcher Continued on page 5 _ _ _ _.;__ _ _...;__ _ _ _...;.~;::.;..::..:;.~.:....:~-----1 LOS ANGELES t UP[) - The niS) dedicated. his life io the ream that broke baseball's color Dodger organization. The man barrier 40 years ago by giving · never had a prejudiced bone in Jackie Robinson a job could not his body. tolerate AI Ca mpanls' dlsparag"He made one mistake and It ing remarks about blacks lack- cost him. The good Lord forgav e ing the " necessities" to become the people who crucified him. At manage rs and front - office least they could give him one. executives. other chance ," So the Los Angeles Dodgers, Campanls. his son Jimmy and under pressure from political O'Malley returned to Los An· and civil rights groups, did " the gele~ In mid-afternoon and only appropriate thi ng" - they avoided a mob of repor ters at fired Cam pan is. their vice pres!· International Airport. , · dent of player personnel who had Jimmy, a former Dodger been associa ted with the fran- catcher. said the last two days .chl se since 1943. . have been extremely difficult. . " Mr. Campanls' statements on "It didn't come out the way he ' the ABC "Nightllne" show Mon- thought ," the younger Campanls day night were so far removed said of the Interview. "Never from the beliefs of the Dodger once did he say they !blacks) organiza tion that It was impossl- weren't lntelllgen \; Ted (Koppe! I bie for him to continue in his ·said It a few times. If you du ties," said owner Peter O'Mal- interview him a thousand times It ley, who asked for and received wouldn't come out that way Ca mpanls' resignation. agalri." "The decision was made this Asked about his father's mood, morning. It was the only approp- Jimmy said: "He feels terrible, rlate t hing to do. This is a very just terrible." hard time, a very sad tlf(l e." Ca mpanls served as player, The team' said executive vice- . . scout ; manager and Instructor In president Fred Clai re would the Dodgers' org-anization. He tempora rily handle Ca mpanls' duties. On "Nightline," Campanls- a la te replacement for .former pitcher Don Newcombe, who had to cance) - was asked by host Ted Koppel why there are no black man agers. general managers or owners In the ma jor leagues. Campanls res ponded th at black, players who want to be managers or executives have to pay their dues In the minors•. adding, "I truly believe that they may not have some of the necessities to be, let's say. a field manager, or perhaps a general ma nager." He also sa id, "How many 1black I quarterbacks are there? . How many pitchers?" Later, he added, "Why are black men, or REMEMBER . WITH ToFLOWERS • Mend 1 be-•ullfully ~11lgned (u'n4:r1l . urran~menl, jusl call or vl&lt POMEROY FLOWER SHOP '• · n... "",.,..,.n.... ·'"'"'"' t .....• 11 b i a c k pe oThey p !e . don't nothave · good swimmers? the . fpiiiiiiiiiiiiiiA~L~C~A~M~P~A~N~J~S~iiiiiiii~~~f;;;;;;~~~~~~~· buoyancy." Manager Tom Lasorda , reportedly set to replace Ca mpanls nex t season when the 70- year-old , executive retired, was In tears a ft er hearing of the resignation befo re the Dodgers ' 7-3 loss In Houston. "It's a sad day." Lasorda sa id. " I didn' t have a cha nce to talk with him at a ll. I feel sure Peter (HERITAGE HOUSE ONL Yl had to make the decision for the bes toftheorgan,izatlon. (Ca mpa - Due To Last Weekend's Bad Weather Our Sale Has Been 1985 FORD • ' Fourth Grade· Salisbury Elementary 1986-87 Second Place Champ\onshlp. First row, (left to right), WI! Hall, Patrick Young, Frankie Dickens, Robby Jones, Charlie Martin. Second Row , (left to right), John Martin, Coa ch; Joey Upscomb, John Jeffers, Junior Rose, Adam Krawsezyn, Jarrod Folmer, Mike Young, Assistant Coach. Clancy stops lndians ... Bosox lose I Crim, a non-roster p)tcher who made the team after an impr·es· s ive spring trai ning, relies on a s inker. "I just go out there and try to ' make the guys hit the ball on the ground," he said. "! throw the s'tnker and I want them to hit that pitch ." Crlm was Invited to camp with the Brewers after a series of Injuries \-educed the number of healthy Milwaukee pitchers. · Crim · took advantage of his opportunity and Impressed manager Tom Trebelhorn. "About a third of the way through the spring garnes. we said, ·'Geez , Chuck's rea ll y th rowing the ball well. Good thing we brought him in.' About two-thirds of ihe wa y through the Cactu s League games, we said, ' He's still throwin g the bali good. He's throwing it better than some ,_guys we were thinking abOut.' "He for ced us to take him." Billy Jo .Robidoux snapped a 2-2 tie when he singled home Glenn Braggs in the seventh inning with the game-winner. The victory was the seco nd straight for the Brewers over the defending American League Lloyd fights flu; Graf repays debt HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. (UPII - Chris Evert Lloyd battled the flu while defe nding champion Stef!l Graf repaid a 4-year-old debt In ihe $300.000 Family Circle Magazi ne Cup tennis tournamenf. Evert Lloyd, hampered for 10 days by the flu· and an ear Infection. overcame early base· line Inconsistency Wednesday to beat Austrian baseliner Petra Huber 7-5. 6-2, while Graf d&· fe ated France's Ma ri eChrlstl nne Calieja 6-0. 6-2. . Gra f, 17, was winless against Ca lleja going Into the match, having lost their only other meeting 7-6, 5-7.6-4, in Brighton. E ngland , In 1983. Graf, now the world's No. 2 player behind Martina Navra tllova, ' said si)e ·wasn't pleased with her play despite the easy third-round win. Cont inued trom page4 champions. Milwaukee sta rt er Bill Weg· man gave up two runs on fou r hits in five innings. Da n Plesac retired all six batters he faced to get his llrsl save. Wes Gardner took the loss. Elsewhere. Toronto s topped Cleveland 5-1, New York nipped Det roit 6-5, Texas edged ,Balli· more 6- 4, Minnesota beat Oakland 4-1. Kansas Citv blas ted Chicago 9-3 a nd Ca liforn ia pounded Seat tie 7-1. Yankees 6, Ti~ers 5 At Detroii, Willie Randolph drove home Wayne Tolleson to highlight a two-run ninth inning that lift ed New Yo rk over Detroit . · Rangers 6, Orloh•s ~ At Baltimore, Scott F letcher knock.ed in fo ur runs, including two with a two-out doubi P in the ninth. to ra lly Texas against Ba ltimore. $6995 35( to $250 Bunnies, Lambs, Pandas and ass9rted Suckers. ' cru~e . 370 Grant, Middleport April 10, 9 A.M.-6 P.M. MIDDlEPORT SUPRA $342 5 .; Wn '9895: $til Prlet ,," $9000 .,.,' 1978 FORD 1982 FORD GRANADA GRANADA Sloe!< N 75081. 2 door!. 6 cyl.. auto. ~ans.. AM/FM rad~ Wn 13195. . Stock ! 74i 41. 2 door~ coupe, 4oyt.,air cond., PS, PB. (IOW<f windows lllld door ~ ilt whe!J. auise contrrA AM/ FM radio, stlrfll tape, ra~al tres, bucket seats. ""' •intblr • . · 1983 TOYOTA StltPIW --~n£i~L~ :E JL~".~..P~~J_j 1982 CHEVY CITATION . deto~er . 6g CONNIE · OEXTER • HUSH PUPPY • DfN60 CONTEMPO • Pour PRESTON ~~~ REO SOOSE OPEN FRIDAY 'TIL 7 ACCORD contrlt AM/FM rod~. Wn 13995. 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Why Ihe ibleepi did • the guy have to ask him Ihat kind of quesllon anyway·~ I feet' sorry for him." · On Tu~day ; Campanis released a statement apologizing for Monday night' s comments and called the Interview, "the saddest . moment of my entire career." O'Maliev. when asked through a spokesman II Campa nis' job was on the line, said at the time: "Absolutely not." But Campan ·i s' · remarks touched a sensitive Issue. Only three blacks haye managed in the majors : Frank Robinson, Larry Doby and Maury Wills: There are no black general managers, and lew even make it to the third-base coaching box . Said John Mack, president of the Los Angeles Urban League: "!The firing) represents a sign if· !cant step In the right·dlrectlonof beginning to repair the damage resulting In ICampa nls'i racist and demeaning comments re-' · garding blacks in baseball. in particular, and black Americans )n general. By DAVID MOFFiT . 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New Haven library contract let NEW HAVEN, W.Va. - The Wes t Virginia Libra ry Co mm ission has awarded a contrael to Shamblin Construction ('o. of Kenna . Jac kson Coun ty, W.Va .. for the construction of a library at New Haven. · Ma yor Grayson " Pa t" Wi lliamson said groundbr£>a kl ng ceremonies are set for 2 p.m. Sund ay at the Alex Qu illen Memorial Park for the $:lfi0,000 libra ry co nstruction proje<'t. Fu ndin g Is being prov ided by a $240.000 state gr ant and $70,000 In local funds. · Mayor Williamson will preside at' Sunday' s ceremonies. which will be attended by mem bers of thrcoun ty library board, commission and sc hool boa rd, town council and other commu nity lead ers. The public is also In vited. In case of in clement wea ther, a groundbrea kln g dedication will be in the New Haven Fir r Drpartmenl , Williamson said. Th r New Haven Library has been operatin g from tempora ry headqua rt ers on Fi ft h Street sl licl' .January 1984 when !he form er farlllt v a t Ma in a nd Second streets was des troyed by fire. ·· Curley taken to prison Gi\LLIPOLJS - Willia m Oliver Curley wa s transportf'd Jod ay by Ga llla County she riff' s deputies to the Chill ico the CorTl'<' lional Institu te tO\ begin se rv ing consecuti ve sentences for murder and aggravated arso n. Curley , M, RJ. 4, Ga llipolis, was convicted Tuesda y by a seven-woma n, fiv e-man jury fo llowl nR a six -day tri al in Ga llla Co unty Co mmon Pleas Court. . Cur ley 's sen tencing on !he murder char ~e was erroneously reported Wedn esday . He wa s sent enced to 15 years to li fe In prison for murder and not five to 25 yea rs, as repo rted Wednesday. He was sent enced to 10·25 yoa rs behind bars for aggravaJud arson. Curllcy, who Is on $200,000 appra l bo~d . was charged in connection wit h !he Dec 21. 1986 fire that swept through !he rear of the Kemper Hollow Road mobile home he sha red wit h his molhr r, Noldl e E . Curley, Hl. Mrs. Curley died of s moke Inh alation and thermal burns In the fire. Emergenty units answer 3 calls Th ree ea lls were answered by local units Wednesda y, the Meigs Coun ty E m c r ~en cy Medical Services reporl s. At ti: 07 a.m., the Pomeroy Unit took_qw rlcs Grucser from Minersville Road to Vetera ns Memorial Hospita l; Po meroy at 1:411 p.m. took Rya n Spires from Oh io 14.1 to Holzer Medical Center. and at HU O p.m., Raci ne• took Ma ry Kear ns fro m Tt·ou!Jie Creek Road to Holze r Med ical Ce nter. Harrisonville Lodge lo meet Han lsonvll le J.odg,. m . F&i\ M, will meet In s pecial sess ion at 7::«1p.m. Sa turd ay at Jhr temple. Work wil l bP In the Master Maso n Dcgrrc•. Christ ian !>chool plan.~ candy .sale ' The Chl'sler Chri stian i\caclr my homepe·o nomlcs dcpar tmr nl wil l hold an Ea ster r andy salr on Saturda y from 9 a .m. to :1p.m. at Kroger 's, East Main Strret. Po mr r·oy . Eu st r r baskets as well us cundy ·wuJ be so ld. Welcome dinner .~lated Sunday Tr ln l! y Church in Pomeroy wii.J havl' a weil'Ome dinner for n ev . and Mrs . .John Il iff foll owin g the IIJ::l(). a .m. Sunday mo rn ing worship. The dinner plann<'d fa t· last Sunday wa s postponrcl du e to Jnclr ment weather. l'h l' r hu rch will provide the mra t a nd brvl'rage. Those aJJrndlng arc to takl' a rovrred dish. 2 hiKhway .~('ctiom closed Hi gh wutt•r ha s ea usl'd the closi ngs of tw o s~t l o n s of stat e highway In M<' igs Count y, acco rding to a spokesperson a ! the Ohio Depart ment uf Tran spor latl on's M<•lgs Count y garage. Clost•d are Ohio 124 at Long Bott om and Oltlo :1.18 at i\n t iq ul!Y· the spokl•s pr rson sa lei . 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MO $2500 D.own Cash or Trad e Amoun t ' Financed $1 0,1 12.90, 8.9% APR for 60 month Int erest $2., 453.50, Total Payment l elail $13,235 $1 2,566.40 , Only Taxes Title Fee Ex tra . I Olc,iudllg. tax DELIVERED 1987 LYNX ~~~~~!~~~:::.or F '.;::• f~~: RANGER 4x2 $181"MO. 60 MOS , 11 9 .A PR VAR , SALE PRICE 58:1'00 FIN CHARGE 121 19 40. TOTAL PAY BACK 10.11 111 10 WITH .-.PPROYEO CREDIT STOCK #75224 " PR 1!0 mo1 Amount Fon SD, Ot9 Fment • Ch1rgt $2, 71 11 40 , FHlnt -wheel Orive • 1.9-lite r fou r-c v lln · dar engine with elec tra'tlic fue l inject 1on • Four-speed manual overdrive tran Sble • Power brak es • Rack-andpinion steeri ng • Opt iO nal rub stripe • ' ot•tP ·~ e. ~ ~ s, ,.7 38 ~ o AS $2500 Down Cash or Trado', Am ount Fin. $5218. 1i , 6.9% APR for 60 months, Int e res t $ 1.26'6 , 09, T ot al Payment $5,484.20. Only Taxes, Tille Fee E)(tra . LOW AS Mobile Home • xles, tlr" ~ Drive the e)( Citi ng new ·aa GMC Sierra pickup with the !allowing standa1d features· • Aerodynamic new shape that offers lull· SIZe performance, comfort and pa yl ~ad capacity • Flush-mounted wmdows • Anti· lock rear b1ake s • A new indepeoder t torsion ba rfront suspension for 4'· WD models • -New ar'll t·corrosion mea sures and muchmore Chec k it out today. S1erra, !he all -newadven'ced, quality full -size pickup from GMCTru ck. · and bod y si d e m oldin g _ GMC:TRUCK IT'S~ jlliT ATRU(]( ANYMORE. - D rf ~• wheels Ph. 614-379-224 3.. •• 2nd. Avo. Mtddlopon, Oh. 11,... 992·n7e. I !11plt•;nt> nl St~l ~~~"'='---:---;-----.. 11 Help Wanted Hiring! Government jobl· vour •re•. Tour Gukl.._ Don money YIIta youf Salary to ltMI· ••OQ· benefh••dvtncement, man~ I Sue for lntt rvlew. 814-21 • 8421. Not Ju1t • Job. . BEAUTICIANS ~---L-A-LA.;;;.::RM CLOCKS proflt Pfoer•m plue more. FOr 1n1~n~l.w clltl collect 114-784t· 8313 ak f~Jr Jtnt. I COMPLETE STOCK ONLY $189 $2,60 6 30°/o off • .-. oz. $1 69 $16 29 Pkg. of I 0 .............. lox of 100 ......... • , Ti nted glu s, ec ctnt str lpu , 1111. , crulu , J..MI FM 11trt iJ tape, rad ll l tlr ts, w h l t t ~~J• Ih , remote eormol mlr,' ror s, bumpe r guarn bkt. suh, r. 1 • wlnCiow de l ., white 5h er p "•• "' :~:;,·, ..................... .. : al87umfORD Ta uru s L. A dr., P1moan TIJOI, t l • t whh . and muc h muc h more . , In Uock 1 • Ntr rm ""' 14,278 --""' St oc k . '7964 r70091 Cll1, "ltd, 87 ESCORT , It old 'httd 14,747 1 WIN ONE OF 87 fORDBront o II Xl., rtleou. ~Ia wpn.. 4 whl d r , &cyl , sld., P$, P8, llnttd gleu, P ! ~ood tu lone, rad ltl t ires, spoi l mlrron . r ail ~ .,.hh., bkl, With , bi&Ckfii iVtr . $loc k f7S2SA WAS' s ll.669 Point NEW CHEVf= ~ BRINGY(PROCTOR & ~~m,.o~ KEYS IN t,nh••~v 6895 Rd. ' 87 FORD . ·'• ~ I Tt urus GL, 4 or .. ttdan, tront -Nhl. dr .. 6' Cyl., tatt. a ir, r slt blllzer bt r, a uto , PS, Pl!l , P/ Wif1dOwl, P! set l, P II Ot ~ l, 7 tloor mt h . body sldt mldgs ., Or edge gu t rd s, dig. clock , tin te d glass . ac.ct-"' strlpn , 1111, crullt. A.M/F""- r ld iO, rtd lt f llru. whl. a~vtn, ttmolt contr ol 1\llrr or s, bumper guards iPIII bt nc h ~~,\ 87 FORD EKoro Gc, 2 'I , hOOchb•d . co· 1 I ~·~~:,. AMERICA'S # 1 SELLING CARPET 8345 1 Stalft Matter • • • . Avalla~le ~kfM -SPECIAL FACTORY PURCHASE'86 TEMPO GL 4 Door hout• ,... H-12 TO~_· CH ' tO-&. • Aut. A/C • AM IFM • Rear detrosl • Child proof door Jocks ..__ __, • Much, much more I REMNANT·S•••~••••••••••n•••• ....... ~........up To lf2 Off SUPE. HEAVY TURF ....................... $5 95 Sq. Yd. . ' $595 u, KITCHEN PRINTS ................................ COMERCIAL CARPET ........................ S495 u, "l ' £ ochlttnd • Lott tmlty. f_.IJ~W Cart• r """ 1 ' Tlj 87 FORD A'"'"· '· ' " r&d ' ' la"'iJi' ru, PS, whl. Pa. P/hood releue, llntt d"o1us, covtrL sport mirrors, blect MSRP ~ toe ~ , blue . • &th 151 ·STICI Bas ed on eo mo term, 12,9% APR Sale Pnce S8999, $399 Oown (Cash or Tr ada ) F.nanemg $6600, F1narace Ch arges of $2389.80 for e Tota l Payb ack o f $6969.80. Cus tomer Pays Tax. Liceosu & Feea . OVER •3 MILLION IN CHEVROLr.~E: AND TRUCKS TO CHOOSE l-ie ... ~- 3 88· ' •. ,. LARRY'S CARPET OUTLET URN PI 118 llcCOrklt Att. t htwttn lttftlwhl City I Mtrmet. Mon•.Prl. H t lat. H • ltln. t•5 · GAWPOUS tqu•l opportunity !Mnployer. , EMT, LPN or AN to porloom lnsu,.nct t •amt. E~~Pttl..aH . P•rt tknl potltk)n with ft ...... hy. l~~nd rttUtne to 'MI, ~0 . lo~~: 370. Ounber. W•tVh'tlftla, 2U04. EXCELLENT WAQEI For 1111!'• t lmt IIHmbty work: .!tat ronlea, craftt. Othert, Into 11041 1•1-0011. •••· 3117, 7 •"''•· , 1021. • Malnttnlnce IUP«VIIOI' nMdtd for C•rt Htvtn of Point Plea· tant. Mutt hwe ebllit'l to provldt routine malnttn• nee, plumbing, tllclrlcll tnd venertl repair, eoordlnttl whh other depertmenu ln 1 10 btd nurs ing unH . Retpontibtt r01 tuf!tr " '' lng l}out•keep lnv a nd laundry. Competrtive Iller¥ •nd bt nefWt , Appllcatlons t CC tpted by ma il or in penon Monday and TutsdiY. April 13 and 14' only 9:00· 3:00 .. No phone ot .. s pftllt . Ctrt Haven It laeat t d Nor1h of 'Point Pfti• ..nl on 'At . 12. Earn • ~ t rt monty In the A,rmy Nttlont l Gutrd. 304·875· 3110 or 1· 800·8U·3118. ror college. C•ll the Army Netlonal Outrd tor FREE lntorm•t io n pec ket . 1 · 800 ·14 2· 311 9. 12 Si1uatian1 Wanted ' me 'H•v• room in Prlv•t• C•rt HO rot 2 t ldt rl¥ pttfMtt. RelltOf\a. bit r'tts. U vr. ••perltnoa. Spec!l-' dltts. Good C•rt . Call 11.o211·1109. ' > • EIPEIT INSTILUnON AMumt or clll for eppolntmt~At . NATIONWIDE INIUftANCI , P.O. a.. 1071. - · Oh. 41710; 110· 37•·1241. An 122- 030~. • hi. MOHAWK CARPETING 1 Te ltYitlon Advertltjng · Need hiGh .ntrgy penon tor the Pt. ~aMant trtt; poNJble ~fl mtn~em•t opponunhy. b... pl ut commlttlon, eJCPtflena. In •dv8111tlne 111M preferred, 304· r wlnda w del , 'D 1 nn 1 k e ~ blu e ,B, fl oor mats . DOd"f l ldt m l.::l gs., or tdgt gut ros. lllg cloc • . tln ttO !j la n , ecctnl slrlpes, dtlt)ltd w l ~ trl, AM/fM n dlo, whl , co 1ers, tp or t mi r ro rs, co n sol e, bu motr ovtrds, bkl seels, r. -rlndow Ott ., 1 tont ao-· 30•· ...:::::::! 87 drFORD EKO>I GC, ... . ·•'·· '"" , 4 cy l., r. ilt blll ar ba r, 4 spc! , PS, WE ARE THE AREA'S "NEW DEALER" FOR tlmt tNtmbfv work; lleGiron· let, crefu, OthM. Info &4t·OOI1 EXT. 3021, 7 dll\io. AYON, no ttrvloe ch•••· oPen terrltorlet, Phon • 304· 1'71· 13,688 v11e. rron1 will. dr , • cyl., ' · st• b!ll ar bt r, 4 'lid ., PS, PB, t t cent tl rl pts, AM/ FM Hlel lo. whl. co ... .,.._ \Port mi r rors, bumper guitds, Dill '14 999 ' " " " ""' 7977 1 -ID-r ~-----------------------------. r --1 INTRODUCTING TH. N•w B.R.TTA & FULL Sr:~~~ . ' - . EXCELLENT WAQEI tor - • Are you lntMtttld In ..,nlltl UO.OOO plus lnaomt? ln•ranc·e Agenoy AwHibll. a..d 1 , J-. CALL NOW. whl spd,. PS, P8, bod y stdt mldgs., t inted g iU S, I CCtnl l lt lpn, Whl COIItr~, \pori m irror s, llumptr gu•r ds, surlel red ~:i.~ I 111·011·31:111 hi. A·UII D-~·~ fM~ Ift~ lft. 2-'_h_~_.____ " 87 FORD Eltorl , ; ,,, ' dr.. ' " "· front wht. dr ., • c yt , r. slab!I IJt r bar , I • Dupo~tt suh, r, window dtl. • pa rt ~. ~ loc k ~S li d ., sldt mldg1 , dr. 111ge guerfU, d ig cto<: k. t inted !j ltn, AM!FM rad io, rtdlt l Urts, whl CO Vt'rs , rtmolt co ntr ol m lrrcn , bump er gua rca . Dkl r P.....ny, O. .. ,, 87 FORD EKorl Gl., 2 dr., "d iPS,n, lron t whl P B, body dr., ~ cyl., r, Llll blllltr ber, . ,,..,,,. StrYic:t I . Mall'l 12,691 1 ' MM. ttlr~~!l-lt . 1:11•·'"· tot'·""· hMIY lt:II .. 11 :JI•MS .. t .m, .. JIISCJII,TIONI ,H, tt2·:ttiS r..,, - dr , 6 crl., 11c1. a ir, r. sttblliJar bar , auto , PS, PB , fl oor 'filii, body 1ldm mldg s , dr edg e g uard,, dig ClOCk, tinted glt u, e ccens l ~ l r t pu. 11/1. cru l,e, AM!FM Jltr eo !I Pf. red ial II rea. whllt· walll , wMI. cove n , u m ote con trol m lr • ron , Dumpe r guard ,, r. window del .. U~ nd beige , mld gs .• dr ed ge guards, dig . c toc ~ . clll rlfundlllto. fl0211ll· Alotlfto]ahlt17, 707oo tla...t !tiring! Col I 87 fORD To " " C 5/ W, " ' " Hiring! GovtmMM'It jobt-= ..••. 111,000.· 111,000. Ext. 1448. •• : 87 FORD T'""' ' · ·, ''· '"" ' ,• ,r CMriH •lfttt, • . l'fl. 982· IAIIGII ' IIOICO II , d r , l lldln, fr on t whl. dr ., 0 q •l.. lacl Pharmacy KtnMIII MCCMI ........ . . fltll. MORE? ,tv. $60011UDS • elr, r. 1l1bltl nr ba r, auto .. PS, P8, , Pil ac ks, floo r ma ll, bo d y s ldt ; SUJISHER LOHSE 4 )ntht \._ - LARGE SELECTIONS VINYL FLOOR COVERING •••••••• Up To 50°/o Off MIDDLIPOIT r. 19'/oAPI OI.TO ' OlfAIRIS ; '~ NOW OW SALE VILLAGE PHARMACY E•celltnt lnoom• takiAQ thort hona mii&IQII at home for nfo. Colt 104·141· 7122 ... 1. 313· A. • .,. •UIIll · •IIC WH.Y:PAY 3.9% APR 01 s•tEIAYES --"' '' • U-1 00 DISPOSABLE INSULIN SYRINGE & NEEDLES NUl EGG We Now Have Send worm holiday wishes to family and friends this Easter. Hallmarlc has lhe slyle and senUment that's just right for everyone on your list. .... y r~d~e~pa~r~t~m~e~n~l;~tr~u~c~k~to~P~o~m~e;r~o~)'d~;;;;~;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~;;;;~ !. ' 159 Officials _I:..:.C'_on_ri_nu_e.:_d_rr_om~P-ag::."_t_,- - - - - - - ..... \ Com,.,.ltlonl·lonul, Fantlllttc opponunlty to etrn. t1 .000. wk . Many compe.W mtnt posltlont IYIIltble. . JELLY BIANS .,\\ .4' ·: moti- M•n•a• Md ttylln• ntlfl-.:1 f6r New Heir .nd T•nlnt Fe ...... S.ton to 1M opening 100ft In Gllllpolls. Come join the growing femlly 11 Fl•• HtMr Fl· shlone. We aHw ..a_,.,aomml• t lont, tctvancement. lductUo.,.. S1 77 VIllage to use fo r eu.ooo-•ea.ooo. Phone ..tt rofundoblo. 102·131·111, . Ctaaa a t a b e tter price MONTGOMERY , WY 442·9 589 TOLL FRE E HIQ0.225·3017 ·BUNNIES · cover material being obtained off material a dallyIn bas and· slle were on included theiscom plai nt s . .Jones rE'ported th a t the comm issioners met a! the land· fill wit h the hea lth ment representatives on 2, a nd thoug ht all complai nts been taken care of. Tht' commissioners • SUNDAY 1 to 5 A J.lul• u d Sa_., o , . ,.... EASI'ER Informed that the state examln· ers will be arr iv in g In two we<'ks to begin the a nnual sta te· ma ndated audit or coun ty finances. They musl now begin search· ing for a convenient loca tion for the exa miners to conduct their work, which usually takes about slx·months. The res igna tion of Susan Oliver, as a member of the Ga llla·J ac kson-Me igs Mental Hea lth Board, was aeeepled by tpe comm issioners. By law, Clliver mu st res ign her position now that the Me igs Counl y Cou ncil on Agi ng, for which she works has t'ntered In to direct rontr~ct wllh !he G·J ·M board. In other matt ers, the comm is· sloners will deelde nexl week whet her to pay one·third, or: $1.806, of the loca l match money needed to ke£>p the federa lly subsidized Blue Streak Cab Co. In oper ation , .and a uthorized lhc• sa le of an 1979 l'Ounty hl gilway vII. I ', '' . · P.f~~fige - 1 Buying dtily gold, tilvlf coin~ ringt, jew . elry, at..-llng wtrt, ol~ colnt, ltrgt euiTtncy . Top prlj c... Ed 8urktn Barber Shop, 992-215.6 cu l! ies" Jn get ling their med ica l bills paid. · Gorlewskl told the boa rd the compq ny has developed ways to brl ng rat es In Jinp ·wit h the expected cos ts for groups of comparatlvr slzes. The ma ln gi st of such programs is to educat e em ployees cover ed under Blue Cross polic ies In the beller utll lza llon and ma nagement of their coverage, a nd the ellmlna· lion of possible excessive and unncsessary medica l costs. Go f'l ewskl said he would like to schedule a meeting wit h the -commissioners or employee represenJ a tlves to better explain these Ideas, howeve r, a defi nite dati.' for such as me£> ting was not set. Complain ts from Jon J acobs a nd K<'lt h Little, of the Meigs County Health Departm ent. re· gard lng the co unty la ndfi ll, have bern received by the commls· sloners. Fail ure to use cover Wanted To Buy WITH APPROVED C~ Lon g wh eel • 9 60 MONTHS, \ 1,h l CHARGE 284&. 10 Boom fo r five • New design • 3.B·Iiter eng ine • Automa1 ic overdrl ve lra•ISmis si<>n I • Pow er st eering • Power brake s • c ond il ionmg • Tin ted gla ss L~kh~ CARRIER NEEDED oillii)OIIt, o ·hlo, elr cond, i:IDOI'II,i ONE : M~~;d;:sn~.m ember 1I~~==~~~~==;;==~=;;~:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ .............. . Kelly OrNe. q•orgn C~ Rift g)fAL9'rtJ ~~'' ·-~ • ':. Ywd Silt , ThUrt-Frl. 1 :00·4 :()0; • Services were held April 5 at the Stevens Funeral Home In Madison, W.Va., for Leon Shum· ale, Bandytown , W.Va., lor· merly of Pomeroy , who died April 2 at Char leston Mem orial Hospital follow ing a-br ief Illness. Mr. Shumate was born July 9, 1938 at Rhonda , W. Va ,, a son of Geqeva Shumate, Rutland, and · t he lat e O arence Shumate. He was employed at Bf>thl ehem Mines Co. at Bandytown and was a member and elder of the Chris tian Fa ith Center at Va n, W.Va. Surviving In addition to his Sh£> was Newar k. bo rn Sept. 4, 1916 in 6 6 mother are his wife, J oan: two · Mason , W.Va ., to the la te Abra· sons and daughters·ln·law, Ro- ha m Rou s h and Pe rn isa na ld Leo n and Mi chelle Shumate, Uneeda , w.va·., and Bruce and or the First A NEW CONCEPT IN RESIDENTIAL Ta mmy Shumate, Bandytown; AND COMMERCIAL DESIGN. . two gr anddaughters , Christy and Community Chu rch in Buckeye Morga n Shumate; two brothers, was preceded in dea th by FOI A FlEE CONSULTADON WITH Ivan Shumate of Mansfield, and NO 08UGADON CAll (304) 675-6535 Dan Stldh.a m, Gallipolis; three her hu sband , Robe rt McKay; one and one sis ter . 4 "Little" Desil{n Is Independently Owned sisters. Ja net Pi erce, Mason, daughter Surv iving are her'son, Ro bert W.Va .; Gloria Johnson , Rutland, By Licensed Desimer Jane Little. and J oy Tinsley, New Cas tle, Ind. Mc Kay J r., Day ton: brot her. Offic iatin g at services wer e La wrence Roush, Mason; sister, Rev. Steve Burns and Rev . Bertha Ke lley, Bu ckeye Lake; five grandchildren and one Da llas Dobson. Bur ial was In the great -g rea t-grandson. Mid· Fe r r e l l Ce m e ter y a I Services ·will be Sat urday at Bandy town. 10: 30 a. m. at the Etm-rson· Ne wkl r k·Ware him e F unera l Home wit h !he Rev. Edward H. Gladys Lou Simpson Ba ldwin officiating . Friend s Gladys Lou Simpson, 60, Sey - may call at the funf>ra l home on mour, Ind., for merly of Middl E'· Friday from 7·9 p.m. Buria l wi ll port, died Tuesd.ay in Bradenton, follow in Kir kersville Cemetery . Fla. Mrs. Simpson was born Ja n. 25, Rt-v. A.A. Hughes .) 1927, a daught er of the late The Rev. Arlen A. Hughes, 60, Ri chard and Nona Marguerite E rvln Folden. She formerly Middleport, di ed Wednesday In /~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ operated an 1ns ura nce agency Ohio State Univers ity Hospital. a nd a res tau rant In Middleport. Columbu s. Born Apr il JJ , 1926. In Middle· She was a member of Ra cine Chapter 1:14 , Order of Eas lern por t, he was the son of Char les Star. and of the Seymour Ba pllst Hughes Sr. of Columbus and the lat e Ja nie Da lley Hughes. Te mple. GOOD 11111 MONDAY, APIIL 13 He was pas tor at several RUSSEL.L STOYER Surv iv ing are hPr hu sba nd. Columbus churches and assist· Ca lvin tBud J Simpson. also a ant pastor of Clifton (W.Va. ) SOLID WHITE former Meigs Count y resident ; a Ta ber nacle Chu rch, where he son and daughter -In-law, Bruce wa s a member . He was a United and Brenda Simpson, Sey mour; States Navy vetNa n. three gra ndsons, Shane Si mpson, Surviving In addit ion to his Syracuse. and Bruce and Shaw n fa ther are his wi fe, Mary Simpson, both of Seymour. Hu g hes ; I hree s ons an d ONLY Friends may call at the dauj!ht ers·ln·law, Ar len and Rawllngs-Coats·· Blower Funeral Jea n Hughes, Ray and Sheila Home from 6-9 th is eveni ng. Jarobs and Steven a nd Carla Graves ld<' ril es will be held atll Jaco bs, all of Columbus: three RUSSEL STOVE PECTIN a.m. Friday al the Letart Falls da ught ers a nd so ns-In-Jaw . leg. or King ...... S9,21 ctn. Cemetery wl!h Pas tor Mar lin Penny and Ray Vance, Colum· Jones officiating. bus. Elizabeth and Dona ld Nick· 1DO's ................. 59.5 2 dn. Reg. S2.15 PWS filE DISPOSAIU 12 Ot. 2 to share prize CLEVELA ND t UP I) - The ·holders of two ti!'k els bearlnjl a ll six winning numbers In Ohio's Super Lott o drawi ng Wrdn esday nig ht arc eligi ble to clai m eq ual shares of the $5 mill ion jackpot. The names of the players will be a nnounced aft er th£> tir kets )l(e· va lldated a t regionaLlot tery . . ·offices. a lollery commissio n spokes man sai d ttoday. The winn ing num bers were 7, 9, 18, 34, " 4J and 43. The twp player,. will collect ·$2.5 mil lion apleee, wit h each 'rece iving the winn ings In 20 annua l pre- tax Installments or · $125,000. · In addition to th lackpot winners, 97 players picked five or the numbers Jo win $767 each. Also, 5,453 players chose four of the numbers to win $52 apiece. ....... 11f'Pieiiaa· nf···= ..... .. • • • "'f' ~ Ies, Dexter, a nd Donna and Gary funeral ho"'!! from 2·.4 and 7·? Me~edes Condon Northup, Clition, W.Va. ; four p.m. Frida y. . VFW Post 9926 of' Ma, s on and Mrs . Opal Wright. Texas, sisters, · A memorial service for the late ~ercecles Condon, scheduled for Mrs. Sadie Archer, Mrs. Ortha America n Legion Post 140 of New Hoffman and Mrs. Ni ria Pierc r . Haven will conduct m ilitary last. Sunday at the · Reorgan ized Church of Jesus Chr ist of Latter all . of Col umbus: two brothers, graves ide services. Day Saints at Old Town Flats . Martin and Char les Hughes. both has been rescheduled for this o f ccii um bu s: a n d 19 Sunday at 2 p.m. at the chu rch. gra ndchildren .' Services will be 1 p.m. Satur· Ad'mltted - Charles Grueser, Her fortn£>r music st udents and day In Foglesong Funer al Home. Racine: Edwar.d Evans, Middle· the publ ic are Invited . Mason, wit h the Rev. Larry port; Elizabeth · Horak, Pome· Gi lland offi ciating. Bu rial will roy: Char les Pa yne. Pom~roy . Lon a Roush McK!lY fo llow In Gravel Hill Cemetery. Discharged - Charlotte Ea· Cheshi re. Friends may call at the kins, Da na Longstreth. Lana ·Roush McKay , 70, Buck- _ _ _ _ _ _...:_~--------------eye Lake, died Tuesday in ~ Li cking Memoria l Hospital. Leon Shumate 11 ·•... Area deaths . I he Daily Thursday. April9, 1987 • .. Middleport clean-up week. .slated ' .. ' 8~ The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio ~ Heeir"" 10m.On t~ teach · ert lewons to pr6mary -ve st...,_t. Aet•ene~~ r..,lrN. M•llinurt of Gtlllpolis Detty Trlbune,.lo.T-0317, 821 Thild Ayt, Qolltpo. li•. "Ohlo41131 . · • THE ~J.F AMERJCA TODAY~~~lt Room 1ft my hOmt for .td.:ty pr handlc•ppd per1on . Goed IITIO EXIT ' . "HANG A i:~~;~ m •• • MttnderlovlnociH. l'h. e1•· 398·1111 . OF 1-64 · AID IT'S IIGIT TillE 01 THE LEFT _ \ .·. _)' AorU LEFT" ~· ,I • . A. ( ' �Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Page- S The Daily Sentinel Middleport clean-up .week slated Annua l spring clean -up in Middleport will be held 1\prii U -17. Residents are asked to clea n up their properties and take adva ntagr or the free pick-up or debr is and Items ~0 longer want~. · Residents arc asked to place their (lebr is near th e street In fro nt of their hol)les and proper ty and It will be plcke,d up du ri ng tha t week free of c h~ rge by th e village street depart menI.- . New Haven library contract le t NEW HAVEN, W.Va. - The West Virgi nia Library Com mission has awarded a cont ract to Shamblin Consrrurrlon Co. of Kenna. ,l ackson Coun ty, W.Va., for the constr uction of a library at New Haven. . · Mayor Grayson "Pat" Will iamson said groundbrea king ceremonies are set for 2 p.m. Sunday at the !\ lex Quillen Memor ial Par k for the $:.t:JIJ,000 library construction proj ect. Funding Is bt'l ng provided by a $240,01'Xl sta tP grant and $70,000 In loca l funds. Mayor Willi amson w ill preside at Sunday's ceremonies , which wil l be altended by members of the county library board. commission and school board, town co uncil and otpcr community ieadcrs. Th e public is also Invited. · In case or Inclement wea ther, a ground br ea klng dedica tion will be in the Ne w Ha ven Fire Drpartment, Williamson said. The New Haven Library has been operat ing from tempora ry hradquart'ers on Fi l th Street slnee January 1984 when the former. facilit y at Main and Scc·ond streets was des troyed by , fire. -· Curley taken to prison Gt\ LL!POL!S - William Oli ver Cur ley was tra nsport (·d today by Ga llla County sher iff' s deputies to the Chillicoth e Correctional Inst itute to begin serving co nsecu ti ve sentences for murder and aggrava ll'd ar son. Curlev !;4, Rt . 4, Ga llipoli s, was co nvicted Tuesday by a sevcn-.,;~man , fi ve-man jury following a sl>-day tr ia) jn Ga ll Ia County Common Pl eas Court . . · Curley 's sentencing on lh<• murder cha qe was er roneously r<•ported Wednesday . He was sentenced to 15 yl'ars to life In prison lor mu rder and not l ive· to 2o yrars, as r epor ted Wednesday. He wa s sentenced 1(1 10-25 yea r s behind bars for aggravated ar son. Curl ley, who Is on $2(1(1,000 ·appeal bond . was ch a rg~ in co nntoction with thr n ee. 21, 1986 fire that swept through the rea r of the Kemper Hollow Roa d mobile homf' he shared with his mother , Noldie E. Cur ley, Rl. Mrs. Curley died of smokr lnhulatlon and thermal burns In the fi re. Emergency units answer 3 calls Three calls were answered by Iora l un its Wedn esday. th e Meigs County Emer gency Medica l Servlecs reports. 1\t 6: t17 a. m .. the Pomer oy Unit took Char les Gru eser from Minersville Road to Veterans Memorial Hospit al: Pomeroy at 1: 41) p.m. took Rya n Spires from Ohio 14:! to Holzer Medica l <'enler , and at 10::10 p.m .. Racine took Mary Kear ns fro m Trouble Creek Roa d to Holzer Mcdit'a l Center . Harrisonville LodKe to m eet Harrisonvi lle Lodge 411 , F&I\M, wi ll meet in spC'rlal session at 7: :Kt p.m. Sa turday at thr temple. Work will be In the Mas ter Mason Degt'e('. Christian school plans candy sale The Chester Christ ian Acadr my home eronomlrs department will hold an E:astcr candy salr on Sa turday !rom 9 a.m. lo :1p.m . at Kroger ). Eas t Main Stree t. Pomeroy . E:"s ter bas kets as well as r andy will be sold. Welcome dintu•r slat<Jd Sunday - Area deaths Leon Shumate Ser vices were held April 5 at the Stevens Funeral Home In Madison, W.Va., tor Leoq Shumate, Bandytown , W.Va., formerly of Pomeroy, who died April 2 at Charleston Memorl ~ l Hospital following a brief Illness. Mr. Shumate was born July 9, 1938 at Rhonda, W.Va. , a son ol Geneva Shumate, Rutland, and the· late Cl arence Shumate. He was employed . at ~ thl<;"hem Mines Co. at Bandy town and was a mem ber and elder or the Chr lsllan Fa ith Center at Van, W.Va . Surviving In addition to his mother ar e his wil e, Joan; two sons and daughters-In-law, Ronald Leon and Michelle Shumate, Uneeda. W.Va., and Bruce and Tammy Shumate, Bandytown; two gr anddaughters, Christy and Morgan Shumate; two brother s, Ivan Shumate or Mansfield, and Dan Stidham, Gallipolis; three si sters, .Janet Pierce, Mason . W.Va .: Gloria Johnson, Rutland , and Joy Tinsley, New Castle, Ind . Of fici ating at servlres were Rev . Steve Burns . and Rev. Dalla s Dobson. Burial was In the Mid -Ferre ll Ce m e ter y a t Bandy town. Gladys Lou Simpson M~;~~:sn~ member or the First Community Church In B11ckeye Las~~ was pre;eded in death by her husband. Robe r t McKay; one daughter and one sister . Surviving are her son, Robert McKay Jr. . Dayton; br other. Lawrenre Roush,Buckeye Mason ; sister, ~r tha Kelley, La ke; live grandchild ren and one grea t-great-gr andson. Services will be Sa turday at 10:30 a.m. at the Emer son Newklrk -Wa rehlme Funera l Home with the Rev . Edward H. Baldwin oflicl atln g. Friend s may ca ll at the funeral home on Friday from 7-9 p.m. Burial will follow in Kirkersville Cemeter y. Middleport, died A. Wednesday In Th e Rev. 1\rlen Hughes, 60, Ohio St ate Universit y Hospit al . Columbu s. Born 1\prll 11, 1926, in Middle· port, he wa s the son or Charles Hughes Sr. of Columbus and the late Janie Dalley Hughes. Surviving are her husband, Calvin t Bud ) Simpson. also a former Meigs County resident; a son and daughter-In-law. Bruce and Brenda Simpson, Seymour: three gr andsons, Shane Simpson, Syracu se, and Bruce and Shawn Si mpson, both ol Seymour. Friends may call at the Rawlings-Coats-Blower Funeral Home from 6-9 this evening. Graveside ril es will be held at 11 a. m. Friday at the Letart Falls Cemetrry with Pas tor Martin Jones olliclating. He wa s pa stor at several Columbus churches and assis tant pastor of CHiton (W.Va. I Tabernacle Church. where he was a member . He was a United St ates Navy veteran . Surviving In addit ion to his father ar~ his wife, Mary Hugh es ; th ree so ns and daughter s-In -l aw, Arl en and Jean Hughes, Ra y and Sheila Jacobs and Steven and Ca rla Jacobs, all or Columbus: three daughter s and so ns-In-l aw , ·Penny and Ray Vance. Columbu s, Elizabeth and Donald Ni ck- Lottery prize still unclaimed ... • ED CARRIER NEED Informed that the stale e>a min· er s will be arriving In two weeks to begin the annual statemandated audit or co unty finances. They must now begin searchlng for :i convenient location for the examiners to co nduct thei r work , wh ich usually l akes about sl>-months. The res ignation of Susan Oliver , as a member of the Ga llia -Juckson -Mel gs Menta l Health Board, was accepted by the commissioners. By l aw , Oliver must resign her pos ition now th at the Meigs County Council on Aging, l or which she works, has entere<j Into direct co ntract with the c1J-M board. In other matter s, the comm is· stoners will decide next week whether to pay one-th ird, or $1.806, of the local match money needed to keep the · federa lly subsidized Blue Streak Cab Co. In operation, .and auth orlz~ the sale of an ·1979 county higbway CLEVELAND i UPI J - T he :holders of two tickets bearing all sl> wlnnlnl! numbers In Ohio' s Su[J{'r Lotto drawing Wednesday night arr eligi bl e to claim equal shares of the$' million jackpot. The names of the players will be announced alter the tickets ·,ar~ validated at regional lotter y , ·offices. a lottery co mmission spokesman sa ld ttod ay. The . winning numbers were 7, 9. I S, 34, · 4) 'and 43. The two player !!> will co IIC'C t · $2.5 million apiece, with each 'receivi ng the winnings In 20 annual pre- tax Installment s of :$125,000. ' · In addition to the jackpot winners. 97 players picked five of the number s to win $767 each. Also, 5,453 player s chose four of the numbers to win $52 apiece. , . ·~· ~ VI LUGE PHARMACY IIDDUPOU OlE PRICE SALE 01 AU ESCORT liP'S '88 SIERRA PICKUP Long wheel basa. 4 spd., V-6, radio. step $~500 bumper, Stock #8500 Down Cash or Trade . Amount Fmanced $10, 112.90, 8.9% APR for 60 999 Sft 71 . l etail mont h Interest $2..453.50, Total Payment $l2 ,SS6.40; Only TaJ~es Tille Fee Extra. $13,235 . tJclldlllt tar DELIVERED 1987 LYNX $19564 Front ·wheel Ctrive • t .9·1iter four·cylin· der engine with electronic fuel InJect ion • Four·a peed manual overdriYe Iran · saxle • Power brakes • ~ ack ·and· pinion steering • Optional rub strips and bodyside m o ld in g ~~~,~~~~nL~:~~.orF~:• ~~ij: RANGER 4x2 $181"MO. eo MOS . 11 9 APA VAR , S,t,LE PRICE S8200 Fl ~ CHARGE S21 19 •0. TOTAL ~AY BACK 10,8 ]i • O WllH ,l,PPRO\IED CRED IT APR 150 mo1 , ..l,m ount Frn SQ. 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P5, Pa, • AMERICA'S #1 SELLING CARPET We Now Ha~e Dupont Stain Master IAICII ' IIOICO II : 87 5tda FORDtron1 """' '· •,,_'" .• will . dr .. • cyl.. tact '' ,H, ff1·2HS . Ol.ft t ' 14mUy 1t :JIItt1: Mancl s tot .111. E. Mtlfl WHY PAY ' l(fftlttlll Mc:Cul*"", I . P'tl. Ctllrltt "lfftt, flt .l'tt. ............... . . lth . Mon. ttwu Sit. l :tDa.m. t. t ' ·"'· ll'tMM!Iy hfYkl 3.90fo API F Pharmacy ,IISCRI,TIONS .. , ....- •••• ,. use lor parts. r~dcVIllage ~p~a~r~tm~eto~n~t~tr~u~c~kt~ o~P~o~me~t·o~~~·~~;;;~;;;~~~~~;~;~~~;;;;~ Celebrate the Season Send worm holiday wishes to family ond friends this Ji1!8 ter. Hollmorlc hos the style ond senliment' thot's just right for everyone on your list. Room for five • New design • :te·liler V·S engine • Aut omatic o~;~erdrive transm ission • Power steering • Power brakes • Air conditioning • T inl~d glass FOR. GRANT ST IN MIDDLE PORT EASfER C3MC: 1987 COUGAR THE DAILY SENTINEL Rt>''· A.A. Hughes ~s20 S19t)B1 ·• · LESS H FRONT WHEEL FOI A FREE CONSIITAnON Wl1ll NO OBUGAnON CALL (304) 675·6535 4 "Li.ttle" Desi{{n Is Independently Owned r L l Bv Licensed Desi!{ner JUne itt e. fj ~~~~~~-~-~~~~;;;;;~~;;;~;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;~;;~ NO M'ON,.EY bOWN TRUCK AND COMMERCIAL DESIGN. · Ohio weather 2 lo share prize BY A NEW CONCEPT IN RESIDENTIAL Officials _!_C_on_ll_nu_e_d_fr_om_P_.:ag.:..e...:.~_r---~.~--­ closed '88 SIERRA.FULL-SIZE PICKUP . fu nera l home t ro m 2-4 and 7-9. : les. Dexte;, and Donna and Gary • Northup, C!lllon, W .Va. ; four p.m. F riday . VFW Post 9926 of Mason and :. 1\ memorial serv ice for the l ate sisters. Mrs. Opal Wr ight, Te>as. American Legion Post 140of New Mer cedes Condon. Scheduled for Mrs. Sadie Archer , Mrs. Orth a Haven will co nduct ' military ·tast Sunday at the Reorgan ized Hollman and Mrs. Nina Pi erce. graveside services. Churcq or Jesus Christ or Latter all of Columbus; two bro thers, Mar tin and Char les Hughes, both Day Saints at Old Town Fli!fs. .has been rescheduled lor this o r Co l u mbu s: and 19 Sunday at 2 p.m . at the chur ch. grandchildren. Adm it ted - Charles Grueser, ,;: Services will be I p.m . Sa tu r Her former music students and day In Foglesong Funer al Home. Racine; Edward Evans, Middle- · • the public are Invited. Mason, with the Rev. Larry port: Eliza beth Horak, PomeGIIIand olflclating. Bur ial will roy : Charles Payne. Pomeroy. Lona Roush McKay Discharged - Charlotte Ea· follow in Gr avel Hi ll Cemetery , ' Cheshire.' Frlends mayca ll atthe kins, Da no Longstreth. Lona Roush McKay; 70, Buck- ___;.._· - - -- - - -- - - - - - - - - - : - - - eye Lake, died Tuesday In r Licking Memorial Hospita l, Newark. · She was born Sept. 4, 1916 in Mason, W.Va.. to the late Abraham Rou sh and - Perni sa Gladys Lou Simpson, 60, Sey mour, Ind .. formerly ol Middleport, ~ led Tues day in Bradenton, Fl a. Mrs. Simpson wa s born Jan. 25, 1927. a daughter of the late Richard and Nona Marguerite Ervin Folden. She formerly opera ted an Insura nce agency and a res taurant In Middleport. She was a member of Racine Chapt er J.'l4 , Ord er of E astern Star, and or the Seymour Baptist Temple. cuitlef In gett ing their m~lcal bills paid. Tr init y Church In Pomeroy will have a welcome dinner for Gdrlewski told the board the Rev . and Mrs ..John Il i ff fo llowing th(• HI: :m a. m. Sunday company has developed ways to morning worship. Thr din ner pla nned for las t Sunday was bring r ates in line with the pos tponl'd due to inclement weath er. Th e church will provide expected costs for groups of the meat and bevcragl:'. Th ose att ending ar e to ta ke a covered compar atlv<• sizes. The main gist dish. of such programs Is to educ·a tc employees covered under Blue .~ection.~ Cross policies In the better utiliza tion and m anagement of Hi gh water has t'a used thC' closings of two sections of state th eir covet·age, and the ellmlnahighway in Meigs County , according to a spokesperson at th e lion of possible e>cesslve and Ohio Departm ent of T ransporta tion's Melg' Co ~nt y garage. unncsessa r y medica l costs. Cios<'ll arc Ohio 124 at Long Rott om and Ohio .1.18 at 1\nhqulty. Gorlewski said he would like to the spokesperson sa id . . schedule a meeting with the Th e spokesperson sa id ODOT has bern mformcd by the commissioners or employee r eRacine Locks and Da m that the Oh io fll\·(•r " '"S star tmg to presentatlves to better explain n•c!'d<' this mornin g. these Ideas. however . a dellnlte · da te for such as meetin g was not set. Complaint s !rom Jon Jacobs and Keith Little, or the Meigs CLF:VF:LI\ND I UP I I - ~v i · for !'!aiming " Iotter~ · prlz!' Is County Hea lth Department , r etct·v olflcia ls will havl' to turn abou t to I'Xllirc• for th<• ticket, ov~r a loll<:'ry jackpo t worth whil'h was pureh11scd in Sylva nia gardin g the county landfill, have mo1·c tha n $1 million 10 an for the 1\pril 19 Oh loLotto draw- been received by thp commlsstoners. Failure to use cover . unl'ialmed prlzl' fu nd if no onr Ing las t yt~ar. but nC'VC'I' I'P· (•iu lms It by 1\pl'il 20. dl't' med. Ohio l.oltrry Comm lsmateri al belng obtalnedorr Thr om··.l'l'a r pN iod allo l ll'lt !-i ln n spu k e S\\' ornan /\ nn e rover material on a dally bas is and site were Included In the comBloomberg said Wt•d nrsday . plaints. •Jones reported thai the "We have a very unlqur commissioner s met at the l andsiluatio n," Bloomberg said. " We fill with the health depart[Tlent havr a Vl'I'V large jackpot prize South Central Ohio representatives on Apr il 2, and ('lrar tonight. wllh a low ncar tliat Is about to be forfeited thought all complaints had been :!5. Mos tly sunn y Frid ay, w it h bC'r'U USC' it ht!S Jlf'Vl'l' b ('{' O taken care or. rial m('()." · highs nrai· 70. T he commissioner s have been The probabilit y of .prrclpila tlon Is near zero through Frida)·. Winds will be light and south· erly tonight. · Ohio Exh•nded Fort•cast Salurdny through Monday J\ chance of ra in each da y, w ith highs ranl!lng !rom the up[J{'r :lOs to thl' m idd le 60s. Overnight lows will m ngP !rom neat· 40 to the m id 40s . •• Mercede~~ Condon ,;f . 1?~.- " --Local Briefs:--. 2 highway . Thursday, April 9, 1987 • I he Daily Sentinei~Page-9 ! • • TODAYS CHEVROLET OVIR MILLION IN CHEVROLET CARS AND TRUCKS TO CHOOS&lROM �..... . Pomeroy~Middleport, Ohio · - Beat of the bend and Mrs. Chris Neece. Christy aM Christopher, Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. l\'eece, Mrs. Diana Smith, Lindsey and Joshua. Mrs. Janice Haggy, Deanna and All· theme, cia. Phyllls Drehel, ShariDrehel, A theme cake . and other re- and Greg Kennedy. Mr. and Mrs. freshment s were served at both Charles T. Neece, Mrs . . Kitty parties. Guests at the tlrst party Mees, Mike Kennedy, and Mr. were Mr. and Mrs. Chuck . and Mrs. Charles J. Neece sent . and Kennedy Spott,· Mrs. Mr. , Mrs.and Ed David Kennedy, · Cheryl Thomas and Adam, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Strauss, Mr. and Mrs. William Kennedy , Debbie and-Jennifer's o· year oldKennedy, brother, Greg. · ' ·At the second pa . were Mr. observing her 94th birthday .on Aprll16. Est a was out on the town Wednesday' s0 she's doing well : The address Is 36711 Bashan Road, LOng Bottom, Ohio, 45743: ::..,.. __ __ Cards also would probably cheer up Mildred 0. Harris who underwent a double heart bypass operation Friday a t University Hospital In Columbu s. She Is In Jhe Intensive care unit. · AndTm sure Roberta I. Jeffers would like to hear from friends. She' Is a patient a t St. joseph Hospital in Parkersburg. The address Is Room 375, St. Joseph's Hospital, 19th St., and Murdock Ave., Parkersburg, W.Va. 26101. And lovable Katie Wildermuth, for many years a Middleport residen t, appreciated your cards and flowers during her hospitalization. Katie suffered a warning stroke but has no aft er effects. Her address these days Is 17 W. Meadowbrook Place, Tiffin, Ohio 4488.3. ....... ·111 Sec•ll $t~ Pe.-rey -~ YOUIINDEPE-ffr · AGENTS SERVING MEIGS· COUNI'Y . ;: -1161 · . " MOM PERRY'S _SMORGASBORD . . 1 th An-n · ··v-ersa·_ ,_,. 3:00~8:00 HUBBARDS . GREENHOUSE SYRACUSI 992-5776 . Jennifer Ann Kennedy Now Open for Spring Season Brldt• Cloiing Sptdal VEGETABLE PLANTS $ 1 PEl DOZEN PACK 5710 PEl FLAT FRIED CHICK.EN STEAK & GRAVY CHICKEN & DUMPLINGS FISH (HICKEN LIVERS PLUS ICED TEA or FLOWERING PLANTS St PEl SQ. Pl. FLORIST ..Often lm i laf ed - lVet1er Duplicated " LOTS OF VEGETABLES HOMEMADE BREADS SALAD BAR DESSERT BAR .. LEMONADE $425 $7!0 PEl FLAT Meigs County's Oldosd'tori•t 352 E. Main St., Pomeroy, 0~. PH. 992-2644 P.M.: Shrubbery or Fruit Trees, many varietiH; Easter Potted Flowers in many varietie$; G•rciniums, Violets & Hanging Baskets. 0 n 9-S Dail , Sund 1·5 FREE G.IFT FOR ALL . REGISTER FOR LARGE EASTER BUNNY · 138 Wasbingte»n St. Ravenswoo4. 304-27 rem-and~ess ilielr hNr~- t~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ they are so faithful in Jetting me know - will hold ij free blood pressure cllnlc from lOa.m. lo 12 noon Tuesday at the town hall. The group will hold a r lub meeting Immedi ately following the clinic. MURPHY'S MART Anyone wan I to learn to cane c h airs·~ Well, now Is the time. June Ashley will be condu c·tlng a class on caning on Aprll 22. 29 and May 6 at the Meigs Museum. Hou rs of the Instruction sessloln s will be 1:30 to ·4 p.m. June has to know your plans by Aprll16, To register or for more Information ca ll her at 247-2344 . 3DAYSAL;E How nice the lyrics from an otd , old song are fin ally approp· rlate. You know ... Here Comes the Sun. It 's going to sm lle on you, so you be sure to smlle back. FRI., APR. 10 SAT., APR. 11 . SUN., APR. 12 · School lunch programs announced in Meigs QUt'(' Jl . At \;1s 1 week 's mf'Pilng Na n c~' Vant'l' was b<'st loser with Vicki Fcn·riT us run ne1·-up, ShiriE>y Turner was lhl' winner of thp pic contest and received a salad bar carouse' I from the rl ub. and Terri Smit h was the winner of the weck l.v fruit baskf't. . Welcome back meetings will be held on April 14 and 21 for former Tops members who would like to re join the g1·oup. No rei nstatement fee will oe rharged. Members are reminded to take a piece of fruit for the week ly fruit baskel. Thrclub wl ll meet every Tuesday at 6 p.m. at tlie Ru tland Ameri can Legion Rulldlng. Information on TOPS may be obtained by raili ng 992-2612. DAR meeting held · . A slide program on the Christ~an Wald schmidt .f~ ous'' nca r Cincinnati wa s PH sentrd by Mrs. Cl.vdl' lngds at the JW'Pnt mPetlng of Rrturn Jonath an Mr 17~ ~haptrr. Daughters of the Amllican Revolution. hr id recently at the Heath UnltC'd Methodist Ch,urc.h, Mlddlrpol'l . M1 s. Ingels described rnc h of t_hc, room and talked abou t thr v,11Ious Items on dlsplva y. Shr noll'd Ihat during the Cl II War. soldiers used the h9use lor their headq uarters and the wulls for target practlce..ll was also noted that on the south bedroom door . the namr of the late Clara Loc hary, Pomeroy, Is engraved. Mrs. Lorhary was the Southeast Distrlct Director at the lime the house was presented to Ihe DAR, Waldschmidt was a very fruga l man and when the house was In dire condll lon. It was sold to Kroger who thrn presented It to the D.AR. Mrs. Ronald Reynolds opened Ihe meeting In ritualistic form assis ted by Mrs. Dwight Milhoa n and Mrs, Clarence St,rub~e. The president general s mes sage was read ,and the nationa l defense report )lias given by th regent. Named to the nonmlnat: lng committee were Mrs. Pearl , Mora. chairman , Mrs. Struble, Mrs. George Skinner. and Mrs . Eileen auck. Delegates to the 88th state conference report that It Is psoslble that dues will be Increased when the Continenta l Congress meeJs In Washington. D. C. It was noted that the chapter received-the sUver honor roll. first place In the state for donations to the Ohio Room. honorable mention for programs on Amerlran history, recognition for Waldschmidt House attend· a ncr at meetings and ' the trl· colored ribbon for yea rbook. Out ofl08yearbooks only22 recetvcd an award , It wa~ rer)orted th at II n~w members have joined the .. 100 Club" Including Mrs . Reynolds, regent . 11 discussion was held concernlng the natfonal mazazlne wit h members to send their opinions to the National Magazine chair· man. 11 was an noun ced that ihe rhaptcr Is making · plans 10 prepare a float for the Nort hwest Territory celebration In conjunclion with the Ewi ngs Cha te SAR 10 be used In v: ,;~ parades. ~elth Ash lev . presl;ent of the Ewings Chapter, was commended for his recent letter 10 the edllor. Several sets ot Bible records were presented by Mrs. Rq__!!frt Ashley to be sentto national siate and the OGS libraries. It was decided to purchase new flags lor chapter usse. Mrs. Ge ne Yost announced that the Pomeroy Library has booklt>ts on the Constitution. Those on the sick list were Mrs. A. R. Kntghl and Mrs. Daniel Thomas. It was decided that only light refreshments are to be served l'n the future. Hostesses were Mrs. John Rose, Mrs. Na n Moore, Mrs. Larry Wiley, Mrs. Wilson Carpenter, and· Mrs. Eileen Buck. Mrs. Reynolds presided at the silver coffee service · Paul Phillips, Diana Phillips, to TuppPrs Plains-Chester Watpr District , Right of Way, Scipio. · Paul G. Buckley, .,Virgie S. BChuckley, to Tuppers Plains· ester Wat.er Dlst., Right ·of Way, Orange. · Therlll Randolph Sr.. to TDulsp1peRrs1 hPtlal1nws-Che0st1e1r · Water · ·· g 0 ay, ve. Barry D. Marshall. Judith M. Marshall, to Tupp~:>rs Plains· Cheste.r Water Dlst., Right of Way, Sutton, Robert Lawson, Shirley A. · Lawson Evans , to Tuppers Plains -Chester Water Dist., Righi of Way, Lebanon. Lawrence R. Giuesencamp Tuppers Plains-Chester Water Dl st.. L ebanon. John A. Dean, VIrginia Dean, . to ' John w: Dean, Belinda K. Dean, Tracts, Scipio. Larry E. Hoffman, to Teresa K. HoffmaKn , Lot 480, MlddL. VIJI. Teresa . Hoffman. to arry E. floffman , 0.29040A, Sutton. Paul Simon, Allie Simon, to RHoiile-1 D. HGeem sley, AMelaWnlyeanKt . 0 ems ey, rge , ' Neld a June Wyant, 4.6S7A , 5allsbury. Iva P . .Powell. to Marjorie Fetty, .637A, Salisbury. Paul C. Hammack, Dec 'd, Delpha J . Hammack. Aflld.. Sutton. Mary VIrginia Gibson, to Brad· ford Lewis. Hazel Lewis, Par- rr=::::~~~~~::;~========::t=======::::l~ V•d-Solo. Th,..Frt. t:oo-,:11odl~ EMPIR . E·FURNIT.URE ·. . . .. YOUNG'S CARPENTER 108 SERVICE ~Addono ond romodoJ;nll =~:~!.,":;to~kunorwork ~Plumbing and 0Jecrrlcol d r e erick Stol:>art, Stobart, to J.Tuppers k Z TQ AI (&11 "2-1156 IIOIIIAT tlw1 r.IAY I U1. It S,P.M. I A.M. Uotllllfl9ll SATUIOU CLDKD Sllel T C t Ch t SANDY'S AUTO SALES GUN SHOOT Hlll11 • Dofl1't .... .... I· .. .. II.. .,... rl·--lll Of.• . . . , . . . . · .... ......... . ...... .:.-.::.::-:::::.-- .....-·::.::..-:-.::r.:""*"-... -....- ....... ~to.n _ 1 ilolwt• .•,,..,_ .., ...,_11_, .... ,_ .. ,_ ,,_ ........ .. __. .,.,_ --.~ ....... _. ·- - .....,..,.... ..... ,_.,_l "•·• ua.• :' 'tiT '' ·•.. ... . ....• 1[..... c.l - oi~ O '" .... ................- . ,- ..,..~ooo--. CfaNi/l ed p•re• QnOer the ' Jollowtns 1 ~/~pllone e.acMnpf .. , --.-Si:t·-_ ::-~. ooro PU O U~I - TURF IUILDIRI 10,000 SQ. FT. TURF IUILDIR PLUI J 1o,oaa sa. FT. u .oaa sa. FT. 15,000 SO. FT. .s1299 :::::. $ 1799 Anlll S2099 :::::. JIIIATI Provides QOmptete, king lasting and sale feeding ol eaentlal plant nutr11flts. Eas',t to apply . Cteeno out-· $2899 :::::. -0.0 0 OAI'U Tunon u..: ~ ITAifTIR FIRTIUZIR and olhor broad l o a l - OWIOU ··~ IU'IIlAT I>APf~ DAY IIIC~II'IIIL II: Al ii) N 11 IIIlO Ill lllu•o .. 1 ·1111 •" otO<oOl~ 100 0 Ill TUllO~ ~ t 00' Ill W'llloi!U.O• • ..,... 1 DO o "' TIHIUDA> I DO 0 "' ,W IO Af ··~ WEED & FEED FERTILIZER ~ 99 OUR REO. 1v. ll.tt u it leeds. Needl no water. Eaay lo IPQfy. "'llfj fiO~T Olt'f_~ TIHI~III.o.• OII'U 5000 SQ. FT. - I, .••. 7.99 nl Uf dewquiCII plonl ' ...I ·--·-- CONVENTIONAL ,.......,._ FREE ESTIMATES . NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On March 27, 1987, in the County Probate 26483, Court, C01e No. Rite D. Homm. 194 Wolnu1. Middleport, Ohio, 46780, was appointed Admlnlstra· trix of the estate of William Homm, dec....~. toto of NOTICE OF DR~W!f:jG JUROR~ APRIL 9, 1987 To All Whom It May Concern: On Thurodoy, tho 16ihday of AprU, 1987. a1 8 :30 o'clock. A. M ., •t the office of the Commi11ioners of 311 North Second Avenue. Juroro of Moigo County. Ohio. Jurora witt be'publicty drown .lor tho May 1987 Ohio, 45780. Term of the Common Pleas Robert E. Buck, Court · of oold County. Probate Judge VVonace Brodford. Lena K. Nnnlroad, Cl,erk I. 0 . McCoy. !4) 2. 9, 16, 31C Commiuioners of Juran Middleport, Meigs County, I.I.IAO HATHUMUi 3CIUT. or TOPIOIL • Nalurll orgonlc conditioner --- • Retains rnolslure • Protects roots or TRUE TEMPER 25°/o OFF 25°/o ·OFF ENTIRE STOCK TRU~ .TEMPER LONG HANDLE GARDEN TOOLS ' $449 TO S127 4' 5.99-16.99 • For an purposes • Ready to use --liVE LAWN POTTED ROSE · BUSH SPREADERS READY TO PLANT POT AND ALL ENTIRE STOCK OF y't DROP or ROTARY TYPE SPREADERS 1874 S_374 TO OUR REG. 24.99·49.,9 ~~~~m~ I ..,__ _.J • Public Notice nuggets BAMBOO YARD RAKE E. CerlltY. dece•ted. lete of 8~5 ' • Parll Street, Middle· port, Ohio 417&0. Robert E. Buck. Probtto Judge • Lena K. Ne11elro1d. Clerk (41 2. 9. 16. :itc OUR. LOW PRICE •CHARLOTTE ARMSTRONG •CHRYSLER IMPERIAL AND OTHERS Rtg. $3.99 UMIOO IN CONTOUR DESIGN 14) 9. 1tc NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On March 25. 1987. in tho Meigs Courity Probtto Court. Caoe No. 2&.448. Jlldc VV. CarMy, 825 Parll Street, Middleport. Ohio. 45710. wu oppolnted Exa· cutor of the ntato of Neoclt 2 24" •PEACE '•AMERICANA ' 1·3·'86 tfc !CUT OUT FOI FUTUI'I USE) KEN'S APPLIA"CE SERVICE . 915·3561 AIIMehe •Wash•t •DithWIIhers •RtngH •Relrlgeratoro •Dryera •Fre,ztrs PARTS and SERVICE 4-5-ltc STURY S39t"·'' $299 Fir• Eq•I~Mtlf Ptrts & Servlu Office of Commisllionert of Jurors, Meigs County, Ohio ' SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA STORE ~ l Our sincere thanks and aratitude to our friends, neichbors ,. and· relatives wllo sent food, flowers and cardr and shared with us the loss of our son, Canon Herrmann. lay G'od Bless You All lr. & Irs. lllotl Hermann and Family FREE LINCE 35MM PHOTOGRAPHER YHS HOME RECORDER Tr011afon 35mm & 11 D ,.,i· lin llldtr to VMS Vidto Tapa ·~eddingo •Graduations •V•Iu•blal •ln1. Claimt •Specill Events ' CALl 7 DAYS A WEEK 992·7632 4/ 1 / 1 mo. f. RADIATOR SERVICE We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. PAT HILL FORD 992 -2196 M(ddleport, Ohio 1· 1 3-tfc . .• ... 24 HOUR TOWING ;=======::; In Memoriem In Loving Memory of my dear husband, WAID LEONARD, who departed this life April 9, 1986. The IKe I loved is - llid low, His Iovin& voice is still. •The hind sa often cliS)Ied In 11ine, lin now in doth's cold dtlll. I oft111 set end think of hill 11t111 I em ell elone; for 11tmorits are the only tlri"' Thlt anlf can cell its - · Sllllr missed ~r trite, lois "Rigs" Leonard 992~2772 PH. SALES & SERVICE U. Sl RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILlE, OHIO AuthoriJo4 John D•rt, Now Hoi.,.., lush Hog Farm lquipmen1 Meigs OUR REG. (USTOM BUILT GARAGES •POLE STYLE or Dtalor I I I I • BOGGS .. ' 10-8-tfn J&L ILOWN INSULATION tlla • •• .• PLU.NG & HEAnNG . 161 Nortlr S.CIIIfi Mill•eport, Ollie 45760 SALES & SERVICE We Carry Flth lng Suppll• Pay Your Cable & Phone Billa Here IUSIIIESS rtiOIII ~~.-.' I614)· H2·6SH HSIIIIKI rtiOIII "14) Hl-7754 l128f"n BISSELL BUILDERS CUSTOM MT H•s & GARAGES "At .._., nUt Prius" PH. 949·2101 or 949-2160 & ROAD SERVI(E USED TIRES & BAmRIES ACTION TOWING 949-9070 or 949-2045 H ·l mo. J.R.'s REPAIRS TYs, Antennas Satellite Salts Installation Service Electronic Orgen• Mobile service Day or 614-143-5248 NO SUNDAY IUSONAilf ••LWII . ~- Licensed .Clinical AudiolOgist. . [~~~,;,f~~;. ~·~:H~:ii, 8832. · • 3-11·87-1 - . (614) 446·7619 or (6141 992·6601 , 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 , Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 ·· 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL· SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS REBUILT & REPAIRED SUGAR RUN ASHLAND 190 MUlBERRY AVE. POMEIOY, OH. PH. 992·9949 lab lartoti, Ownor 2-5- ·86-tfn > SIIAU. ENGINE IEPAiR Authrlud Stnice & Ports Brlggo • Stranon Tecum11h VVNd Eott< H...,.t~o . JtcobMn VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY Ml.t11111rt, Oh. 992-661 lmpillV S~~ r 111'1'' It ·: 1"' I i• ... Help W1nted 11 Hirlngl Govtr"mtnt jobl· yOIH' lrtl. 111.000.118.000: ,....,. call ro!undoblo. 102-138-lllf. mtf.", Tour Guld ... Do.. money vatt you? Stlary to ltlrt· ' Commltllonl· lonua. fll~ opportunity to 11rn. IIOQ· G&M TV REPAIR 11,000. Ph. All Makes & Models 24 HR. SERVICE 3· 17-2 mo. pd. J&L BLOWN INSULATION VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING •Insulation •Storm Doon ' "FRIE ISnMATIS" JAMES KEESEE PH. 992·2772 3·11-'17-t mo. ANTIQUES BUY OR . SEI,J. ,, RIVERINE ANTIQUES' . 1124. East Molir S.l. · Pomeroy IEAUTICIANI ' Mono11or ond otyloto nooctoct'i& Ne~ Htir. 1nd Ttnnktg filii"' Stlon to bt opening 100ft If\ Gtlllpoll1. Come Jain the t~: 992·3537 4-8· ' 87· 1 mo. tng ltmlty 11 Fl . .l Halt fl· lhlont. We otter MI..,, oorn,.... •one, advtncement. eduoltloR. proflt Ptotr•m plus mort; ,., Interview otll collect 114·7. .. · 1313 11k lolr Jene. .t Allll ll ll lll: J:1111: Ills 3 Announcements E1tctllent Income teklng thott RUSS MOORE For Herbal Ufe call Mtrll It 448· 3131 10tm. to &pm. or 440·2200 Afttr ISpm. Mt1ure ptr~on anty to b~ 2yr: old ln·Oi.tr home. til 3 thtfl ' Ctnt~~narv .,,, Ph. 114·44 • Picking up junk c:••· Ctll 1her 8411. ~-8 P.r.t . 5:00pm. Colt '14·t82·5848. Local Signad lrlen Av•rv WiiUr.mt. ' lnsur~nct Eums. h .celleftt ptrt-11me work whh ftulblllt¥. lend rtiUmt 101 P; M. 1. , ,. ... lo• 370, Ounbor,W. Yo.l~. 2 gtragt bill• of clothtl • thott. Tlke Ill Ph. 114·"1· Qo~mtm 118,3. Alae Pltn~t Ph. IU-448· hB7 . curfint ftclnlllit, •••ale puppl• to gNe ,Hlrln11 06-Jtfn,_em: •w-v 10 good hpm1. 10 monthl yoor, D . for Info. 24 hr1. AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR ·Alto Tt..••lulo• PH. 992·5612 or 992·7121 6·17-tfc A - 1~1 ~ ' ·to.. EKCELL!NT WAOEI for .,.,, tlrrit tltlnm!y worlto .telltren· let, crlfls. Otherll!. Info 104· 841·0011 EKT. 3028, 7 cleoi.o. I 304-171· 4828. CALLNOW. Giv. twty g11 range, queetlont• bit working c:ond. call304 -171- Are yau lntlrttted In ttrn~ 130.000 plut lnoame1 In•· rtnce Aaenov AvaMHie. Wd Ae1umt or c:tll for 1ppor:!, NATIONWIOE INIURAN . P.O. Bo• 1071. Mertolll, . 45780: 814-374-1248. 4n pup, 304·171·2833. Wood, 2003 N. Moln 81 .. Polnl equel oppo.nunlty 1mptoyer. 8 'Jdiat and Found lnturanct 111mt. ExperllftOtd, P1rt dme pottlion wtlh f1•11tU· hy. ltnd rtt41mt to PMI, ~0 . lo• 370. Ounbll', Wftl Vlrtlftla, ' Pleannl, W. Vt. EMT, LPN or .8N to 141·0081, .... 3187, 7 d~. . AVON. no ltrYict cherg .. OMn ttrrltorlu , ph ont 304·1IJI- 1429. FOUND biiOk tnd white tmtll dog, berween 2 •nd I yrs old, Cimp Conley " "· Ctll 304· 071· 7127 l'ltnlngt. Ttlt\lltlon Advertltlng· Need hiOh tn•gy J*IOn for the Pt. Pltaunl trtl: pottlble f'!lrt manJ9tmtnt opportunity, ~. .. plut cOmm1111on, experlenct In tdvertislng IIIU pr..•rld, 304· 522·0304 . Yard Sele ... ·..Ganrp-ons........ ·· & Vicinity Y lfd • ltkt Btl•. Lunch.On S.,.,.d. hfttfitl oo 10 Hnd htndlcap ptrtont to camp. Lot• ot Q004ill; elothH, ftmlly . Thutt. Frl, & S.t. George Ctrt., rnldenc• off 180. Look for tlgnt. " e Moving C11, TV, toyt, cloth • , hout• hold iltmt, mite. Th. A Fri. 10·1 . 1113 Suntl't Or 1, 01lllpolls . Porch Sale Aptil 10, 11 ·12. . Clothes, curtalnt lfl:c. 401 &th A· Ka 9 00 to 4100 w . ntuot : ' · 7 F1mltv· ChNdr.,.. clolhH, furniture, recllntf, whetlt, tlr... mlac. Ewlng1on Townhtll, 811. April 11th.. 9-11 ., 114- 388- 1111. Hugh Vtrd Stft, AjHII 9,1 0,11 . Iuper r Mt lnt~lnet IUplfVIIOf nMdN for C•r• H•v•n Of Point ,.. . ..nt . Must htvt tbiUtv ~ to providt' rou1lnt malnttnJnct, plumblnQ, electri111l .nd gtn•al r•p•ir, coordlntt• with other dtpattmtntt In 1 60 btd nur~tng unh . A11ponslblt for IUP.ft· ·•·•• 9 houttkttplng tnd ltundry . CompttltM 111.-y.lnd . benefits. Appllcttlont tcctpled bv m1il or In .,.rson M ondtr¥ 1nd Tu"dty, April 13 lnd 14 only t :OO· 3:00~ No phone <:lilt Pl•tst. Ctr• Hevtn it loctt•d North of Point Pltlttnt on 'At. 8~ 2 · _ _ _ _ __ ..;_ Etrn extra mOIJIV In the Army Nttlontl Outrd. 304 -116·3180 or 1·800· 042· 381t. ··;. for coM~e. Ctll the · Army Nltlontl Gutrd fOr FREE lnlar· mttiO'\ p1c~1t . 1 · 800· 1t42 · 3819. ~ 12 8olow ltdon JowOfly. Oottlpolia Ferry. thouttnd of lttmt. Vwd lala, Frid.,, April 10. 1;00 till 4;00, 1308 M... doWbrootc Drive. Very nice child· rtnttnd t-.n boytc:IOthlng.. girlt bedtprNd. lt!Ht mutlc. etc. MOVtNO IALE, utld furnlt~rt~ tnd mlec itt>mt, 2110 N. M1ln St.; Thun , Fri, S1t. """"" time ....mbly work: llt!ftrotl· let, crlfts. Ott..,.. Info 11041 304·175·7199. FOUND: Ett. Hourid or huaky type dog, along Tom· Gitnn Rd. Ph. 114·388-8034. 7 ·~ 21104. EKCELLENT WAOII F01 ...... Losl in Addlsan .,.., 1maH brown tnd black dog . REWARD PfPieaiiarlt·... Roger Hysell .... ... & Vicinity . Garage If. 124, Ptmeroy Ohio 74710 etl.- ""'"I' bt. Colt JOII!IIIo now 1·-11-411 ·313 1. 0.' 17. , 1·11·1 ... I Al~lnofobtl17, Onf mtlt nttured houN (Ill, 304-175-1937. Ull COllECT: Ph. (61 Ja-.~,r E.1t. 1448. 7451. F•male Beagle, 10 montht old AKO male Oermtn lttiPh•d EUGENE lONG VINYL I AWMIIIUM Com~loto Romodtllno Roofing of ott Typet Complete Gutter Work VVorlled In homo orea 20y-· "Free Eotimeteo" ' call rotundllllto. lt021138· 1 ytlf old male tnd -4 month old, lem•le mlked brHd degl to gNI twty. &Mill tin, Cllll14-882· CUSTOM : 'PLANING •JOINTING • MOLDING SIDING CO. - .... e11.000.·188,000. or 814·982· 6704. 13t0. SUPERIOR Jobs. t11.040 1 yr. Now lllrlftg. Cttl 805·SI7·1000 ht o A·IIOII!tr Ut.230 WOODWORK$ 36532 BAILEY RD . openln~ """otlon flrat yo11, ml)or moctlcll btn.tttt. C1H Thura 1nd ~rl 9om·lpm Ph. ll4-441-7481 t1 EMT. AN. or LPN to oo""'oio Milt Puppy 1Owka. old : V! Chow • 'h Gr•lt D•n•. Johhn· 1on' 1 Trtller Court 1 &. 2134 oomp•nv hu MVtrel Full Time people. Giv,eway 4 ,J , uoa ""' woo~~ • '< Dtllv•rv. Drt,ver, Ill• \ I will not be rtlpontilbe for any debtt othtr than my own . 7 female puppiM,. mlxtd lHted, VARIOUS PATlERNS AND WOOD SPECIES 985·4i76 or 985·3564 tor phone m1111gM M tMNna Into. Coli 104·841·7122 ul. 313•A. old. H1d shot1, C1ll 114·812- HOUI!: rue.-WIII.-rrt 11 a.m.,ra 7 p.m. !uncicy: I p.m.· 7 p.m. ly (hon<t or Appoiotmtnl r.tony •..,_ . mtnt pottllont IVIIIIblt. . Sue tor lnter..lew. 814· 28 1-421 . ·Not Juat t Jab. 550 Page St., Mlddltport · 949-3088 Bus. 949·2606 Home wll . btneflt•·•dvtnctment.. mon~ GEARY'S I BODY SHOP 49135 St. Rt. 124 Racine; Ohio 45771 Co•• I• ••• Sn lefere 111 ••,. 1-1·'11-1 . .. 2nct. A.. Middleport, Oh. 982·3478. · for~~~ 1 O!lllner t•challic John K. Ientz "'•1i· rinp, jewelry. aterllftCI w.,t, ~ & COOLING . R11idto1ial c~d smoli co..-mttdol units. & lnslollclion ol dudwork humidllitn, lurnaco, heal pumps, ,.,d oir <oiMiirioning. AM work guoronllld. · CALL (614) 985·4222 SPECIAL: HEtL:_Packoge air PH. 949·2193 or 949·2756 Truck, auto, • heavv aquipment repaira 1nd welding . (All makes & mqdell) •• , Buyln11 dolly gold. othlor coin., 8 1] JO'S LITTLE RED BARN Sl. lt. 124, lyriKwt IE-OPENS MARCH 20 Pottery and Gifts. Bird Baths. Outelde Yard Coils. Jesus Statuee. Virgin Mary & Ang'ols for Yarda and Graves. EAGLE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR Mobile Homo "'"'· llroi , whello Ph. 614·379·2243. ,1 ririiiicfi~iiii~fli1~=::;;;;;·::::;1 c"' colno,Ed!•11• currency. Burkol1 BorbtfTop .11'11 1110. DENNY CONGO W.ILL_H"AUL JUST CALL! · 1 •Storm Windows •Raplacamant WindOws •New Roofing IIAtll __ , ___........ .c... ...,-................_ I'OUCttl · ~:;"o~?:"• Homoio ""· 81 , . · ::r: ·Z "Free Estimates" PH. 949·2860 or ,49-2801 No Sunday TOPS holds instaflation '11111 tliJIOIII)t .... ;;, ' W•nteHo Buy i ii: LISA M KOCH MS 1!!~~! .. ~~it . . fiKtary (hoke PU01MI w.·Main, Pomeroy, Ohio . PH. 992-3307 TWIN MAmESS/BOXSPRING •• ,......... S98.88 · ..l.RESS/, BOXSPRING SJ48 88 FULL MAll '""'""" · . • CHESTS ........;. S49.95 · RECLINERS .. ,., 599,95 . DINETTE/ 4 CHAIRS....,.......:................ s99 ,9S BISSELL Columbia: TransOhloSav. BondF ,S.B .. to . TransOhio Sav. Bank, Meger. _Mary L: Hood, Dec' d. to Vicki L NI I Galllpolt.. , olrcond.- .. K•lly Drtv.o01110 . (!o0f1100C...,. ponollln,. borhroom •••' . • ......._.llghll.lot• - · ; 9 Wopoyc_uhtorlotomodot.cl..n: wor~ uoed cin. · .. .. (Free Estlmaloa) Jlm:~'ir~~=~j,~~~tnc. ';f V. (; YOUNG 111 BH·«B·3872 . . 992-6215 or 992-7314 TOP CASH paid'"" :n mo<ill p Oh' 12 Months Free Financing ond ...... utod ..... Smkh . amtroy, 4. /~, 4·7·'87·1 mo: au;cl<·Ponlllc. · 1911 Eool•~ · ";;;;;;:;=;;;:;;;;:;:::;;;~I L=::;=======::r:=:=;=:i::;:====~J Avo.. Golllpollo. Co!l 814·4481: r •VINYL SIDING r 2212. , '" 'ALUMINUM SIDING OLD ORIENTAL AUCI'~ I · WANY.ED . Anv•l•torco_..IOn" t-100·_433·7147., 'llOWN IN · , Compute liZ· ed Heariilg A'd I Seec:t1on coll 1out,.. INSULAnON Cl Swim Molds - lnterpretiilg Selvices · · EarlenP .CarlC ns y, er ·· Mary es er.Ellen · tI.:====::;==~ Plain sH. Spehnjak. Chester Water Dist. , Right of ~ Spehnjak, to Michael E. Lively , Way, Lebanon. Parcels, Chester. Kathryn Eva ns to . Tuppers Vena V. Marc1nko, to Mi c h ae1 . . Plains·ChPster Wate r Dist. , E. Lively, 0.43A, Chester. Automotive Repair Right of Way, Lebanon. . Allee Stockton, Stanfotd Stock· & Service Lawrence R. Gluesencamp ton, to Allee Stockton, Stanford TUNEUPS 1a TRANSMISSION Sr .. Clara Gl uesenca mp , to Stockton. lA. Bedford. Tuppers Plains-Chester Water William N. Burris. Mlcha~i CALL 992-7403 A~t. Dlst .. Right of Way, Lebanon. Eugene Burris, Susan D. Burris, St. 11. 33, Pomeroy, OH. Michael Evans. Sharlee CandaceSheryJFeller,JamesE , We'D S.ll You A Evans. to . TuppPrs Plains - Feller. to Millard R. Burks. Ustd Car or Fix Chester Water Dlst. , Right of Parcels. Columbia. Your Old One Way, Lebanon. Jennifer M.. Anderson to DiaLawrence R. Gluesencamp mond Sav . & Loan Co .. 5.276A, Sr., Clara Gluesencamp, to Salt>m . 4'fP , ~· Flottoned Alum. Cans 26< lb. (loon Sheet Cast Alum. 25' to 29< lb. A candlelight installation of gro up will meet ~~the parki ng lol #1 COPPER ............... 42• officers highlighted the Tuesday at the Meigs Multipurpose Build· #2 COPPER ...............32• night meeting of TOPS OH 570 ing at 6 a.m. that day. Irony Aluminum Plans were announced for a held in the cafeteria of Veterans S to 181 lb. new contest, "Destination Cloud Memorial Hospilal. SCIPIO RECYCUNG Dreama Pickens , leader. used Nine." Mrs. Pickens presided at locJt~ 2 Mi . E. ot Pageville colors of \ the rainbow as the the meeting. Officers's reports On Town1hlp Rold #142 theme of the ceremony . Installed were given and Bonnie Johnston 614·992-3466 were Glenda Hunt. leader: Lin· was awarded the fruit basket. nie Aleshire. co- leader: Deena Best losers of the week were ' Kennedy , secretary; Virginia Linnle Ales hi re and .Juanita Humphreys. Dean, treasurer. ' Meetings are held every Tues· The Area Recognition Day to RACINE be held in Cincinnati was an· day at Veterans Memorial HospiFIRE DEPT. nounced for Aprll25 with several tal cafeteria at 7 p.m. members plannlng.t oattend. Th e Bashan Building F ~~~;~ · Business Services ~~ppe;~ar~la~;~~~=~~~m~at!~ ece~!iS~~thur Vogel. to south· Dist., Lebanon . rn Ohio Coal. Co.. Parcels. Lawrence R. Gluesencamp, Clara L. GlueseQcamp, to , Tuppers Plains-Chester Water Dis!., Right of Way, Lebanon. 1 12 Gauge Shotguns Only· TOPS OH 1456 has meeting Stll rll •y Turner was the weekly bes1 loser wi th Terri Sm ith as rumwr-up at th<>weekly meetin g of TOPS Oli Wi~ , Rutland . Vicki Fcrrdl was the March mon thly Ann, to . Homer Hysell , Pauline Hy~e , arce" I ' Bed ford. . II P . EVElY SAT. NIGHT 6:30P.M. In accorda nce with the .unl· Thursday : cheeseburger with form school lunch programs of pickles, baked beans. fruit. milk. the Easter n and Meigs Local Friday - Good Friday . no Sehoul Dls!rlcts. menus for the school. week of Aprlr 1:1 are annou nced : Ea.•tern Local Meigs Locnt Monday: sloppy joe, pea s. Monday: hot dog with sauce. applesa uce. milk . tot or lOI S. fruit. milk. Tuesday : polish sa usage, · Tuesday: toasted cheese sand- green beans. pears. milk. wich, peas. cookl~ . fruit , mil k. Wednesda y: turkey roast, · Wednesday: turkey and gravy. homemade roll, l:>u Iter , mashed mash('d pota toes, grl'en l!Pans, pota tes. gravy, cake, fruit, mllk . hot ro lls and butter . ;o.lo classes on Thursday and Friday due to Easter break. _ You might want to send along a card 10 Es ta Whlt P who will be The Har risonville Senior Cit!· FrPda 'Price. Ada M. Pratt Lawrence M. Pratt , Linda Oller' · Carmel Oller, to State of Ohto' ·' Ease, Lebanon.·• Maude Phlflips, Dec'd , to Stan· ley H. Phillips, Cert. of trans .. Rutland. · Flossie Hull Phillips, Dec'd, to StanlPy Phillips. Cert. , Rutland. Grac~ L. Hoskins, to Betty Wrltesel. Sharon Baker , pan.-lat;·· RaCine VIII. Loretta M. Wriston, to Robert A Harris, 33.65A, Olive. Frances E. Hewitt, Dec'd, George J . Moore , Affid., Lebanon . Kathryn Reeves, All an Reeves, John Mitch, Cecilia Mitch, Freda Mitch , by Atty. in faci, to Charles Grueser. Ruby Gr u eser; · JOOA , Lot 301·. Minersville. Richard J. Shultz. Claudia Jo Shultz. to Richard J . Shultz . Claudia Shultz, 30A, Scipio. Clarence E. Fraley, Jacq ueline F. Fraley, to James Eddie Darst Jr .. Annie Mae Darst. 19A, Columbia . Kathryn Agape, Spruce Gary Agape, to Bob Satmary, 5.6SA. Columbia. Elson Ray Dailev, to Sue Dalley, 1.4A. Lebanon. · Nora Bobo, Dec'd, to Robert Booo, Affld .. Rutland. Arvll F. Holter, Mary K Holter to Arvil F. Holter, Mary K. Holter, Parcels, Lebanon & Chester. . ," . John H. Warner Sr., aka John ' Warner, John Henry WarnPr, Sr., John H. Warner, to Esther· Mae Fra nklin. John H. Warner Jr .. Mary Emma King, Dorothy A. Hill, fUchard N. Warner, Cert., Rutland. Carol A. Savel, Garth D. Savel, to Columbu.; & Southern Ohio Elec. Co .. Rl!(ht of Way, Olive. George Circle, Joyce Circle. to Columbus & Southern Ohlo Elec. Co., Right of Way, Salisbury. Eddie L. Nelson, Judy K. Nelson, Flossie Nelson, Johnny Nelson, to Columous & Southern Ohio Elec. Co., Right of Way, Salisbury. Clifford Brent Manley. to Pamela Jane Manley , lA. Sutton. Richard Lee Moore, Jane E. • Moore, to Barbara Priddy, Par. eels, Rutland . ' Patsy A. Thoma. aka Patsy f~g~lft~s~.;;;::;;;::;;;;:::;;;::;;;::;;;::;;;;:::;;;;:::;;;;:::~;;;;;;;;;;:=:==::::~;s~ ___ _ District 17 covers a seven county .area Including Athens. VInton, Meigs, Jackson. Gallla. La)Yrence and Scioto Counties. Auditions were held to select the top musicians In the district. TIJ!> band selectees . will re. hea rse on F riday evening and all day on Saturday In prepa·ratlon for the Sa turday night concert. G u e~t cond uctor will be Marv Jane McKin ley. retired dlrecto~ of Ins tru menta l music at Nelson. ville York City Schools. Local students selerted are Jenny Cowdery, Eastern . bass clarinet; Jeff Arnold, Meigs, first alto sax; Angle Sloan. Meigs, bassoon; Todd Clay, Eastern. !lrst cornet; Chad Carson. Meigs , th ird F horn; Jeffrey S~y re, Eastern. snare drums. and Melanie Arnold, Meigs, mallrts. INSURANC·E; FRIDAY, APRIL 10 - ' Meigs County property rn:lnsfers MULLEN MUSSER ~ennlfer Ann . daugh, . ter of David an'd Denna Kennedy Porrteroy, observed her third birthday with two parties both . .carrying <>ut t he ·· "Poppies' • ••• Seven Instrumental students !~o m Meigs and Eastern High Keith Leap, who Is a nationally . Schools will be among the se.known vocalist. will be lnconcert lected Instrumenta lists performat 7. p.m. Friday at Grace Ing with the Ohio Music EducaChurch, E. Main St., Episcopal tion Association District 17 Pomeroy. The concert Is open lo ijonors Ba nd and Choir al 7: i!O the public and best of all, there is p.m. Saturday.at Memorial Audno admission charge. Itorium , Ohio University. DOWNING, · By BOll HOF;FLICH ' . Sentinel Stafl Writer Bill Rice, son ()!1\lr. and Mrs. Denver Rice Middleport, Is the proud possessor of a baseball' au togra ph e<! by well-known National League umpire. Lee Weyer. and used In the 1986 World Serle&. Russ McElhinny, Sa nford , Fla., son ot Lois. and Ken ny McElhinny. also of Middleport, Is .a greyhound raci ng dog owner, knows many of these sport s people and got the ball for BilL Lois and Kenny went dOwn to Florida for some "wintering" and wh~n they refurned rJ>tenUy they brought the ball back to BilL Need less to say, the ball It . prominently displayed at the Rice home. birthday -is celebrated · ~ -Take me outto the . ~· Situetlona Wanted ' 't18ve room In Privtte Ctrt H'ome for 2 l!!lderly paUtnll. R•110n•· ble rtlet. 15 yr. ••Pifltnet. Specitl dittl. Good Cera. C.H ti14p2titi•l,5ot. ' Nnd tamtoftt 10 tt1eh :,lrt l"'ont to primtry ... 11Udlnt RlflfMCH requlrtcl. Mtilin e•• of GtlllpoNt Deny Trlbunt,1loa T·0317. 821ThlrdA... Ilot"i>o· "'·Ohio 48531 . •' Room In my homt.for tldWtysJ htndlcapPtd perean . Go•d metlt tndttnderlavlntc••· Ph . &14-3BB·Bie1 . ., . ' • o -1 I' ' I �. Page- 12-The Daily Sentinel · 12 Situations Wanted LAFF-A-DAY 51 Household Goods LAYNE 'S FURNITURE Virgin i1'1 Ptr10n11 Cart HOme h•• nc.ncv for tld.,ty PtOPit H.H.HtAILif. 2.4 hourt (;Iff, .20 ~~~ IXpt· ri'"""· Rtaontblt rltft. Ctll anytime. Sofas and chain pricad from t39fi to •995. Tablet' 160 and up to 112.S. Hide·t · b.tt 1390 ,to 1696. -Rtc:liners 1226 to 1375. Umpt •28 to 1126. Oln11t" 1109 tnd up to 149S . Woo~ table w· B chairs 1285 to 179&. O.sk 1100 up to 1375, Hutches *400 and up , Bunk beds complete w-mattreues ~29& •nd up tO 1395 . Btb\1 beds 11 10 & 1175. ManrMtet orbox tpring1 full or twin t63 , firm '73. end 183. Queen tela $226, King t360.· 4 drawl' ChMt 166. Or"tart· 189. Gun cabinM• 8. 1,0 , 12 gun . Gu orelectrierenQe 8376. Baby mettre11es 836 & S46. Bed frames UO, S30 & King fr•me IS O. GoOd Jeltetin of bedroom tuitet. metal ca· · bii'tetl, headboard• no endtup' 10 865 . MARRIAG' COUN~ELOII 014- ~49 · 3014 . Will cere tOf tldefty ltdy in my homt. C•ll ,,4·992 ·6836 . 15 Schools lnttruction R..:raln Now. So~th1a1tern Bualnnl College. Cell 614-448- 4387. . 18 Wanted to Do Septic 11n.. pumping. residential 6 commerlcal. taO per lold. Ron Evtn• Enttnprftes . Jack ton , Ohio. Coli 814-288 ·6930 ••• Service GU-388· 9027 , Re~So· nabte fht" . Ref•rence• ·on request. Motu .. Ch•lttlon mon. a....... keeping, htndvman, tnd lawn Clfl Ph. 814· 448·2760. Will btbytit wenlngt & wee· ktfldt Ctll G14-379· 21S10 Pti(U jobt lor etth or trade motorcyle of equal value. Ph. • ~;;::;;;:;;;;~;:;:;;:::=::r-;;:;;=::;;=;~;:~;::::::1 I 32 Mobile Ho'mes · for Sale Furnished one bedrooM cott~tae all newlv redecorated. Only large enough for one or two adults. No peta. Ref. & Oep. raqulred. Call 514·4U-8980. 814-446-2643. ·Will. do light htuNng, ltwn mow" rtptlr tnd tome tutomo· tlve work. C.ll 114-742· 2393 or 814-742-3091 , 1979 Schult1 14x60 2BR with 10x20 Porch . Call &14-446· TutOfing IWtlltble. 4 -7 . *li.OO· 17.00 hr. Deptndlng on lo<:t· tlon. 114-742-2081 . Atk for Amy. HusMnd tnd Wife will do tprlng nouN cltlnlng and yard work, 304-t75-4f80. 1974 Grtnvme 14x70. 3 bedroom, 11/t bath•. tit electric, must be moved. 18800 OBO . 614-986·4367 . 12.116S Schultz on 1 acre lot . Fumlthed. outbuilding & aatel· lila dltc. Jerry• Run . t12 . 500. 304·878· 2192. 183acre• - 1.3miletof1St. At . 87, 1981 141170, 3 bedroom mobile home, large machinery. cattle thed, 3S Beret. ptalure. 36 acre1 meadow , balance limber, 2 pondt, tprlngt, croll lenced. Mutt relocete, 3048nce96· 3060 . Ftnanr:tal 21 0602. 8uainets Opportunity I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLE~ PUBLISH · lNG CO. rtcommendt that vou do butln"t with peotJie vou know. tnd NOT to tend money through th1 mtil until you htve l_nv ..tlgtttd the oflerlng. 23 ~ Professional Services 1964 lwo bed room mobile home, 81146, completely fur· ni1hed. contole color TV, porch and underpennlng. ht end Hor· ton St, M .. on . w. Va . ll2,000.00 firm . Only intereated pertons cell 304· 773· S478 . 1984 Skyline mobile home 14•70, total electric, 2:~~& tilt&· rlor walls, 2 br, 1 beth with garden tub , ft den 30,· 676· 6367. 2 yetr old, 12x 18 add a room. with welk In closet, 12. 600.00. 304·882· 3334 after 5:00PM . Hometown penonal care. Hav'tt vac1ncy for aduH c1re. Profeationll employees in 3 worlling lhlht. c.u 114-992·1859 01 33 Farms for Sale 614-1149·2927. Jullt' l Penonal Care Home hat opening for elderly pa\ienta, 24 hour cart, ttmlly bualnett tlnce 1919, 304· n3-6873. " A, little Dttlyn". Interior d11· tlgn bulinett for people on limited budget . lndependantly owntd, 304· 675-G536 . 9 Vt Acrea - Modarn houaa, barn, hunting. Bordera Weyne Forrett . 139,000. lAnd Contract - quail· fled buyer Ph. 814 -379 ·2144. Home• for Sale "Mutt sell newtv remodeled 1 bdr. home -14 Mill Creek St .O•IIIpolls. 118,900. Mike oHer. Colll14-446-2539. Commf!fclal building• for le•se. Downtown Pt . Pleaunt . Stores. offices. A·One Rul Estate. Carol Yeager. Broker . Call 304- 87&-!106 New lBR 2 Clf garnga. brick trol'lt , front porch. nice lot 6 mllu South of Galllpolla U7,500 . Ph. 114·446-8038. lol 4· 6 acret more· letl , 6 miles tfrom city llmitl. Rt . 218 Call "'614·446· 2480 aHer 4pm. AtM on building lots . mobile homes permitted , Clyde Bowen, Jr. 304· 576 ·2336 . Oovernmant hornet trom I 1 (U-rapalr) Delinquent tell prop· trtv. ' Rapo~tfttlont . C•ll 8015· &87-1000 ht . GH .·I8015 tor cunent repo llsl. 1634. J BR .. recrettlon room. kit chen. dining room . large front and back porch. 9•10wooden build · lng, v•rd with chain link fence. Rult iC Hlllt, Syracu1e. Ohio. 114 · 949 - 2910 between 9· •p.m. &14· 992· 6811aftet4 :00 p.m. --:--:-:-:-::-:--:-·1•Prlced for quick ttl e. 3 bedroom home, 2 1torv. corner lot In Middleport , No down p1yment r~~qulred . Phont 814·9,9 2· 3194 or 814-892·1072 . ·HouM fro ... e. ,.ntor,ltlll. Two ttory, Rutland IIU'tl. Call "Joan Stew1rt 114·?42· 2421 . t..rga bteutlful ISBA home. 47 wooded acr... MtiQI locaL Chlf't'y ftidgt. 44,900.00 Call 114·192· 11 eo A11umebia 10.1'1, 3 bedrooma, I b8ttlr famlty room with wo~d burntr. ett In lthetlan, cant!alalf, 11,-\ lev.. tC:rH, mutt 1111 rlllocat· lng, ctll after 4 :00, 304-87li· 4410. ' I Yttr old house. IS room• & bath, ttHialdlng. 2 car attached garagt, H~ acrea 9round. 2 outbuildings, 1 mile ofi At . 2 on Tomblnton Run Road. 304- Rr.ntals 41 Houses for Rent 3 bdr. ran ch, Rodney Village II. t2815 mo. piut depoth. ~eferen · ces required. Call Blackburn Realty 614· 446· 0008. Unturnlthad house, JBR. Rod · ney Vlll•ge 11 . 1275 . Ph. 446· 4416 eher 7PM 2 tnd 3 bedroom hou.e. 3048715-3030 or 67S-3431 . 6 ronm house and bath, nice location , 304-676-1090. 2 Mobile Homes for Rent Hill 50 2 BR mobile hom e C1111 614· 949-2424. 2BR Mobile Home In Evergreen Ph. 614· 44&. 7032 . ~ 14x&IS 2 OR trailer , 6m i. ftom town on 218. larg• priuate lot with lndutuial type play ground equipment , 1200mo. PM 814· 2&e· 1393. 2 bttdroom trailer for rent in Syracu1e. Mutt apply in perton . 114·992· 272S. 195·3151. 2 ·bedroom . trit ller, couplot, 1 small ~tlild . locu• t Rd .. At. 1. Point Plauant, 304·675-1076. Prlct rtduced, 139, 500.00, 3 bedrootrt. large kitchen and ltvlngroom, JtrJ'11 Run Road, Mobile home• for rent star1 ing 1175 .00 and up 304 -446· 0508 . 304-576· 2118. 32 Mobile Homes 2 badroom1. total elettrlc, Jir cond, ~mile out Sand Hill Road. .Phon• 304· 875 -3834. for Sale 44 NEW AND USED MOBILE HOM!& KESSEL'S OUALITV MOBILE HOME SALES. 4 MI. WEST. GALLIPOUS, RT 36 . PHONE 114-441·7274. 1981 Skyllno. 47•10.· 02400. c.u t1 4-448-0310. 1<b70 1971 Kl•lcwood 3 bd<.. 2 bMM. t-.trt nice. 0.1 h•t. f,.. dtlivt<V. bloclood up . tiHO. C.ll 614-448-0175. Apartment for Rent 1 Bidroom bttic rent s 176 .00 plu1 electric. Alto required a 1200.00 MCUritv depo1it. CON· TACT: Jacbotl EttnUit Dept. Ph 446 · 3817 Equtl Housing 0RPOrtunfty. • 3xld~ . underpiMiftl, eomt fumilhlngt. Atkll'lg 14988 .00 115 Court S1fNI, 2 BA , 1 Yt btth1 , w/ w carpet. complete modem kttct-tn. gu hett. well trttulated, wired for phone & eMit tv. ~·· parking in reer , patio, 1371/ mo. plu1 utltitiM, Depolh. Referencn roqulrod. No-.Coii614·446- 1'11. t14-245·9647. UZI. U72 Flomlnflo 12•8131A, 1 1-\ bo1h. 1otololoc1, CA. 1•1P d"'* Spacious 2bdr . apl. , C. A.. water paid. Nnr Piua Hut, Gallipotlt. Ph. e 14-446· 102s. Furnithed up11ei11, 2 rooms & bath , utllitill furnithed, c lean . No pett. Adultt Cat1814· 446· 1619 Counuy U\llng 1 BR furn 'ed apt. AC . Wa sher end dryer , no children or pen. rat & dep req 'ed. Ca ll 614-992· 2807. af· ter 6PM . · Unfurn i1ht~d upstairs apt . Adultt only. No Pets, Utilit ies furn ished Ph. 614-446-2583. Unfurn ished Apt. 18R. 241 •JacksQn Pike. 1260 Utilities Paid. Ph . 448· 4418 after 7PM . Graciou1 living . 1 and 2 bedroom ape r1menta at Village Manor and Riveraid11 Apar1 mentt ·in Middleport. From •21 6. including utilities. Call 614·992·7787 . EOH. SPRING SPECIAL! Immediate occupancv Laureland Apta .. George St ., Niw Haven, W. Va. We are oHering a fr ee aecuritv depo1lt to qualified applicant• for occupancy before May 1, 1987 . For completely carpet ed. 2 bedroom tph ., rang e and refrigerttor, pleasant surround· lngt with play area , ca ll 304 · B82 ·3716 between 10:00 am and 9:00pm. EHO 5 room unfurnithed tpt . Call 814-992-S434 or 304 · 882 · 2666. APARTMENTS. mobile homes. houaes . Pt . Pleaunt and Gallipolis. 814-448-8221 . Business Buildings 33 acret : 3 mllet we1t of HMC . ne11 route 36 . Call 61 4· 4468221 sfttr 6 . 2 bedroom houn in Ctlfton , Ptlc• reduced from 118.000 to t14 ,000. Phone 1· :104· 773· New apartment : completely furn . Ref. & Oep. 1 or 2 adult• on)y. Call 614 ·446·0338. 34 814·992 -7110. For tilt by owner : 2 atory hou111 In Middleport ov11rtooklng park. 30 vr. guamteed vlnyle lidlng. w -w carplt, 1 'A bath, unlqu11 woodwork. 814·892·5121. Furnithed & unfurni1hed aq.ts .. 8160.00 and up, referen cea FJh. 304-675· 7738 or 30,· 67615104 A-1 Rut Estate. New apanmenta: one or two bedrooms on Third Ave . in Gallipollt . 1200. per month. Call 814-992-3606 between 6:00 and 9:00 . 35 Lots & Acreage llfQt b.,utllul 15 BR home. 47 woodtd ICIII , Melgt local, Chttry Ridge. 144 ,900. Cell Apartment for Rent 20 acre larm Hnnnan Tr.ece Rend, Gl11nwood, W. Va. lor more Information call 304- nlS118 or 773-5188 after &:00. Rt: ~l E s l~tr. 31 44 1 br apartment . partly furnished . Henderaon. 1160. month. Call after S :OO. 304-675 -1972 Small furnished ap t, adults. referen cu . Point · Pleuan l, phone 304-875- 1366 . 45 Furnished Rooms Room• for rent , day . weell. m<1nth . Gtllle Hotel. Call 614· 448·9716. Rent 111 low as S120 monttl. Furnished room. &140. Utilltlat paid. Share bath . Single male. 919 Second. Gallipolis. Call 446-4416 after 7pm . 46 Space for Rent Olfic11 Space for Rent . Exce lhmt tor A1Hnneys , Accountant. el c Clostt to Court Houte . Call W i~eman Real Estate Agency 614-446 ·:1644 . COIJNTRY MOBILE Hom& Pa,k. Route 33, No rth or Pomeroy , Ren1111 lrallera. Cell 614· 992· 7479. Space tor renl , t railer tpacat, locu1t Ad. At . 1, Point Pleasant, 304·675-, 076 . Spadou• Mobile Home Iot a tor ren t. l11r ge recteation and picni c ~~rea . fret~ lot give IIWIIy . 304· 816 ·3073 11f1er 6 :00PM . Merchandise 51 Household Goods SWAIN AU CTION & FURNITURE 82 Olive St., Gallipolit . NewS. utAd wood·coa lttovet. 6 pc wood LA suite S3 99, bunk bed• 1199, re c llnt~ r s ntw a uaed bedroom suite1 , wt!n ger washen. & shoes New livlngr<lom auitea S 199-S5991 lamps. Call 614· 446-31 ~9 . Ready mix conetttl 1nd all tupl)lies. Ct lf u1 V•Uev Brook Cement and Supplies, 304-n3-6234. ~ NI.Tuli£- • SoRIIt'MI. ~ 1"HI: CJJIEST. 21 ft . 1974 Pull tvpe tlmp&r. Self·containecf Good condition. Call 614-742·2124 or 614- 246·9293 For sale good used floor model and portable color TV't Ph . 614 -446-1149 . New OreiSmaker Sewing Mt· chine with carrying case. Zig Zag , many other ttiches. Ph. 614-446 · 3969. . 53 0231 . Quality Rottweiler pupplea. See bot h parents end pup fr om last litter. Call 614 · 693~ 8469 or 614-696-1317. Old English Sheep dog puppies. pure '610oded. $60.00. 304676-4249. 54 Misc. Merchandise Callahan 's Used Tire Shop. Over 1.000tires. •izes12 . 13 , 14, 16, 16. 16.6 . 8 miles out Rt . 218. Call614 · 266-6261 . ~ Pl utic cistern state approved, pl astic septic tankl , plutic culverts. metal culverts. RON EVANS ENTERPRISES, Jackson. Oh. 614-286 · 5930. 2 hvd raul ie chairs. e11 cellent condi tion $40.00 each. 1 seton hair dryer &60 .00 Call614·446· 8621 . The Arbu ckle Church Aide is now taking orders lor homemade Easter Eggs. A 6 oz . egg sella for a1.00. Chocolate co· y&rad llavora ere; chocolate. coconut. pe11nut butter. mal)l e nut , ch&rry , & cherry nut. Ca ll 304 - 937 - 2681 , 304 - 46B · 1863, or 304·458-1997. Prom dress never been worn site 3·4 Call614-367·0331 . 'FREE ICOOAK FilM tor life. Plus hundrods of dollara of tree glh s. Call toll h oe 1· 800-433-631 2. Borre! gam e tablo with om bossed Ba ckgammon & cha11s board with 4 b11rr8l chairs 1600 . Also Ping Pong t1ble $76.00 Call614· 446-3934. 5hp. Ford Rototiller VGC $ 160 . Set of 14· 3S· 16.6 ground hawk tires , like new 1400, Dutch Rabbitt ll cages Ph. 614-388· 9708 . Tony 's Gun Repalra, hot reblue· i_ng Open 9 :00AM to 1 :00PM . Ca ll 304 · 676· 4631 , Rough lumber . oak & poplar 8160 per thousand by th e Bd. or 20c bd. ft. 304· 676-4412. Walker' s Wrecker. Henderson . 1982 Honde V 4S Mag . 750 CC , eMce llent co ndition, 6, BOO miiM original, $2100. Ca ll 304-6766514 . Sote and chair. to lfee lflbla and and tablet, $350 . 3112 HP rototUier for sale. t160 . Cal1814· 992-7215. AKC registered Yorkshire Terrier. t 1 weeki old, 1226 .00. 304-675-4361 1 9S3 Ford Tra ctor. Good run · ning condition. With plowt tnd diac. 12000. Call 614-992- 57· Musical Instruments Piano. tor sale! Re1ponsibleparty wanted to astumetmall monthly payments on pitno. Seelocallv. Call credit manager 1·800-447- .58 Fruit & Vegetables B & S Produce now open at our new location 1313 Eastern Avo. Gallipolis, acrou from Pizza Hut. Big telect io n Quality Fruita and Vegetables . OPEN EVERYDAY. Another truckload thote large famou s lalle Ontario apples. five verietiet. VIne ripe tomatoes. SOc pound. Jack's Market. Rout e 36. Hend erton. 59 For Sale or Trade Prom dren lilac aile 7· 9 hoop skirt. V~walst Ph. 814· 388· 8443 Form SU!iitlies & Live sto ck 246-6121. Concr'ete blacks all litflt vard or deliverv. Ma1on tend . Gelfipolit Block Co.. 1 23VJ Pine St ., Geltlpolia. Ohio Call 614· 446· 2783. Special Building Truss s 11 1e 12ft., 19ft ., 21ft .. 22" .• 24ft ., 28ft 2ffft 38ft 99 . , '' 1 . S ce,ntt pSer Iool ."'a & a's urp us upp IH. t . Rt. 180. Poner, Ohio Ph . 876-806&. 2010 John Deere diesel t ractor· plow a, d isc $3960. New Idea Oyne Bou nce mo•Net S49S. lale model 224T John Deere b1ler $1296. Hay wegon 8300. Call 614· 206· 6622 . 62 Wanted to Buy 1973 Nova. 8 cyl, atuo , PS. 35.000 mi111 , green with black vinyl top. new tires, 304-675- Now buying theU corn or ear corn . Call lor latestquotet. River City Farm Supply, . 614-446· 5384. 2986. 72 Wanted to buy tobacco poun· dege· in Muon County. 304675-2970 or 675·1824 after Utility Bldg . Spl: 30'•40' .9 ', 161118 Overhead door, Service Door . $5333 Erected. Iron Horae Bldgs. 814-332·974S . BOO Fon~ hector whh frail mower. New Holland Saler, M111 Ferg Reike & w1gon. Running glart U9SO. Ph. 6H· 286·6622. J01 0 JoM Deere Trtctor with loa der 143SO. John Dt~~rt Plow 1300 . John Deere Trlntport Oi1c 1500. John Deera 260 gallon •prayar 1275. Ph. 114· 296· 6622. BN Ford Tractor 811Ctl1ent thape. 2· 12" 3pt. !'tow• . 2 Mtnure apreadert. amtll ill't'l tcrapar 3pt. Aoto fillet lawn Mower. 20·20 Coatar Air Ch1nger. 2- 2 wheel trtlltrs. Rio Grande Ph. 814 • 246 •6 s35 Charlie Miller. 6oOO. MACK Ttaetor '78. dbl. frame & ' 78 8enson 30'x68" dump . 96% rubber overtll . Ready to work. Will sell sepuataly. 614-256- Livestock Ouroc Jl oa . .>. Bred just like the boars we t&ltad et the Ohio Testation that geined over 2.6 lbs. per day . Rcget Bantley, Sebina. OH . 513-584-2398 . 198S Chevy C -10. auto. air. crulte, dual tenk116999. Johns Auto Salet, Ruleville Rd. Galli· polit, Ohio. Good selection of Ouror and Blackline boars. Roger Bentley Sabine. Oh Ph. S13-684-2398. Alto remember Bentlav Pig Sale April 29. Washinwton Court Houtt Fairground• 7:30pm. 197S Dodge, tuto transmission. runs good 1700 or Hit offer. 1974 400 1uto trantmlttlon for • Chevy ttklng f7S .OO Ph. 614·388· 9326 calltftlr ISpm. REGISTERED ANGUS bulls and CHIANINA built. tKcellent blod· dlinet, top performance. Slate Run Farmt, Jackton , Ohio 614· 2B6·6395 or 614-286-1787. 1977 Ford Couier plc:k·up truck. 4 eyl. 5 speed, hat let~ model motor. hcellent · condition. $14SQ. 814-992·5388 Of 814· 992-6682. Heretord BUilt that will mtke you & your cowa proud next Spring . lawrence Burdell Call 614-246· 5181 . 1969 Ch4Ny pick up, 3 speed, painted , all good cond , $1.500.00 or bett offer. Call 304-176-7869 . Full blooded Slmmentel bull. ton ot Signal, 4 vrc old. 2.000 lba. phone 304; 896· :W96. Seed corn tor aal.e. OeKalb and Kenwonhy, 304-675· 1606. Transportation 74 Autos for Sale with tir, 50,000 mllet . Very good cond. Ctii614· 256· 6B67. 1983 Chevy Ctvalier, 2·door, ted with grey velour' Interior. Super ll'lsrp outtlde. EMtra clean inaide S3260. Ph . 614· 286· Dirt Bike 1984 Honda XA ·I500 excellent condition. Ph. &14- 8622. 1978 760 Kawu8ki, good condition. $850. Extr•'• · 614· 9854274. 2B6· 41e3. 1983 Dodge Coh 4 -tpeed. AM -FM tape. wire rimt '1999. Johnt Auto Seles. Bulaville Rd ., Gallipolil. Oh io. 1984 Honda 8SO Night Hawks. l"s than 2,100 milet. IJIC cond. 81 ,900.00 . Phone 304-176- 1984 Ford Escon 4·speed. air, AM -FM tape. 52999. Johnt Auto Sales. Bulaville Rd .. Galli· pollt, Ohio. 8663. 75 1986 Camero Berllnetta Sport Coupe red with e.lltrtttripe pkg. Rear louver, tilt. elr. AM -FM, tuto whh overdrive, T.P I. fuel Injection. t10,1SOO Will tab truck trade ln . Ph. 814· 357· Boats and Motors for Sale IMPERIAL MARINE. INC . Boats are 1tlll at wlntar prices. Purcha1e • new 1700 BlyHnar Ctpri Bowrid• for at low t& 1114 par month. StarcraftStrltOt, " If you're not buying trom u1 , you·,. p~~ylng too much," 1112 Mary Street, Parkllftburg. WY Ph. 304-415- 0889. 1980 Trans-Am low miltt. Niet tutomoblle. e•cellant cond. 2118. Concrete fini_,., perking lott, batemantt · any aile job. Senior Citizen Discount, Rick G1rfleld. r 614·986· 4464 . CARTER'S PLUM81NG AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pin• Galllpollt. Ohio Ptlone 614· 448 ·3888 or 614· 446·4477 York. (0:30) ..' phone DOESN'T ring." FRANK A'ND ERNESl'· / .. SOUND ... IT:s' Ju.s'i H1$ '17'\S'T'E ruP.r SNAPPING 1b ATTeNTION. f • '• a ••• ' • ...;;..;, ... T"",e..~s 4-9 ALLEY OOP .. ~ .~. '~=-:· ern Judge ·= IBl W1tool of Fortune IUl Crotaflrt (0:30) 1111 Jeopardy! IBl Jlitorlonl e il) Too Clota tor Comfort 7:35 (J) MljOr LHgut 11111:00 ()) Dakllri et11 0 Till Coaby 811ow Cliff's long time friend Scott Illes In from wtfa . l;l Chicago with his ern Our Wand Q Cll Myatoryl A lady beComes a key wltnen alter discovering • dead bOdy. C a ea Till Wturd Slm6n ha& o wolf girl, 12 ye~r old , who - rMred by wolvn IIlJ Fecoo ol Japon Face lo Face 0 P1lw•-• Wrep upa of the day's world news end In deplt1 r..ture rtf)OI1a. (1 :00) (!) IBl 'Chllto, Plrt 3' Pr1mo .....' ~ nmt(NRI • • ~ ~''w (lJ (2:08) ·~ MOVI!: .Rollorblll IRi AClOSS • l1l 1111 CIIHra me recipient ot Sam'a merrla~ fJS A. 'RX~i VETO' propoulll revea~ , · Mlko'alloter thowa up at Jackie and Mlko'a apartment with Iter oon.IR) 1;1 1D Mylllrt! Adam treads where a detective was alread~iltd In qutat for kilter. iiJJ • ..._ lncl limon A rookie cop think a her partner, a 30 year vtt, Is on ACCIIIOriel IUDOET Tttl'ltmtuk»na: Uttd. Rtbuitt. AM tYI*IOf'Que ccMtW~r· ttta • tflnlftr c. . .. 'l"'ine ovethiiUI kltt. Alliton Trtnlmit· tion Partt • CVC Jol'"'- Out· rantMd, w~l dtltv.r. cllh • ctrry Of' lntttll CaB 114· 371· wtNTlWop!s tJ.W : m: Besr ~Y 1V Bf<JNqw A wee:!<- OF I<AtNY l'ii:'"A1HER · .. Electrical • & Refrigeration a ovo~oblt. 1971 8I'Dt"'C4). Ctll tfttr 15 p .m ., Ctll14•448-otll. Robuilt 302 FO<d htodt. 304- 176-2102. 1H1 C - Mollbu CIMtlc wagon. A/ C, AM -FM ttetiO, I ft alumn INdl •opPtl!. roll out wkwtowt. tiO.OO. JCM.•a· P.W. and Doorlooltt, 11teelltm condllioo. 304-675-43114. 323&. IS TO F lU. A PICNIC B<\SK&T WIIH SANDWICH&S . 10:0tl.l11 1111 L.A. Ln Becktr must wrap up 1 divorce jull olongtd questioning from lea. but the nu on ally. • a Knota Llndlng Mac!< "'"' lngenlout method to teN Anne where she atancla In nle Nte. r;1 . . General Hauling liD 9 Non BARNEY Dillard Water Service: Paola, Ciaterns, Wella. Delivery Anytime. Call 814 -448·7404-Na Sundl'( calls. l WAS WRV OUT IN TH' VARD AN' MV SNIFFER PULLED ME RIGHT I~ TH' HOUSE R a A W11er Service. H·ome citttml. wells, pool• filled. Formerly James Boys Water. S1me ratet. Call 304· 676 - 6370. YO'RE SMELLIN' PLRIN OC MILK AN' SUGAR AN' FLOUR AN' BUTTER, JUG HAlO-- ··WITH A FEW BLF\Ct<BERRIES THROWEDIN II) Evtrtlftg Newl A wrap up of tOCiay'a newa and • look aheod to 1omorrow'a .-a tlorles. (1 :00) 10;01 (J) MOVIE: love tt Firat lhl (PG)(t :38) 10:30 (I) . . CotbJ Ill Major ~..... IIIIHblln't ClrMIHt Hila Advent of the Gamt (R) liD Tony Brown' I Joumll • <D USA Tonight J .J . Water Service. Swimming poolt, citttrnt • well1. Call IP4· 246-9295. .:c::nlJt....... •w 11 :00 (J) Hlrdclltlllncl Will haul anything from 2 ton to 8 ton . Reaeonable deliv. Call 614-4&6- 4851 . ,.,orning or evening. naCormtck •<2l Cll " ,. ,, 91 •a :IlEntropy .'... .• 171·7397. ,.•' ,.,.•',' ,. I'...,.. S0:4· t11·3190. •. D1.1mp truck ttMce, limntone. delivered , phone lll'ld •nd 9 llol~vmoal'lala 11:i0. 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Old 1 WEST 8A2 .J9763 I' ••... rtporlt on world economies .~,.?. -· ' " II~ONGFELLOW lnd flntnclol news with Lou Dobbl. (0:30) Upholstery A 6 ~ - Custom Couchu tnd fhtuphollfery, lt. Rt. 7 , Crown Ctty. Oh. 114-211-1470. Eve. 11•· 441-3431. Open daily 9 to 8 Undulate 10 Float 11 Stirring 18 Put up with 12NOW 14 D~oln concern II Espouse 17 Night 11 Convened before 18 Anecdotal 19 Bactrian, collection e.g. 19 Desire 20 Subject liD Clllrtaina llpltl The PrOjeCt RetUrn •' Formet'ly Ken Wh•ton1 . Now John' t Wiler Service. Same Pric... 1.000 or :Z .OOO ga1. HfviCII, 304· 57e· 2248. e • tO tAI08 71 8JIS In music &Squander '1 Pub order 8- voce 9 Equalized 0 Monlyli~a Current HouM co.!. limntone, and grtvel. Dellvlll'ed 1 ton and up. Jim Lanier, 304-176 -1247 Of - CoiiWhCW' f Retldentitl or commercl•l wir· lng . Ntw Mnrice or replift . UcenMd ·titctricitn . Estimate free. Ridenour Electrical, 304· 87 1:30 • <2l 1111 ~ In w~"li 20120 1;1 II) Myttelyl Silly facaa 3607. ... \ newamtktfl tnd celebrities. dayt before cllenf& ne•t n... u~. 304-875-1335 . 0lntervltwa Larry KinG LMIIn depth with top Satlltite Dish System• t8SO a. 11060 lntttlled Call 614·448· 2220., 1·304· t71· 17U lJttd • Atbullt Tr•ntmlttlont. All lnt41mtlly lntpt1e11d gu•· rantMCI. lnttttllllkw-1 end Mll· u, liD Myatoryl Sally lacea prolongtd questioning trom ~Ice , but she haa an ally. MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP !' ·'•' 1·1-11 5 Fluttering, 1 Get going .I.RI t;1 w ern Jeck end Mb ,. - by THOMAS JOSEPH (A) 1:00 (Jl 700 Ciull EEK. & MEEK A part-score can alfect the bidding at rubber bridge. That North and South were playing weak jump overcalls explains South's enterprising two-spade bid. (Some would call It foolhardy, considering the vulnerablli· ty.)·When the bidding conllnued, and North appeared to be sacrificing over four clubs, West though\ he had plenty ol defense to double a vulnerable opponent. Succeeding at the doubled contract was simply a matter of working out the best play In the diamond suit. -'11.ter drawing trumps, South led the jack ·of diamonds. His view was that West might duck with an honor, which would be line. If West covered, declar· er would win the ace ond later hope lo guess the diamond position. West did· cover, but there was no guess at the East, with K-9 left, took two tricks. Declarer had forgotten the bidding. E:Jst opened with one club, held only' one spade, and could not hold as many as five hearts since he would have opened one heart with five ol them . West certainly had at least five hearts and exactly two spades, and would have four or more clubs to support that suit. He could hold no more than t!SMJ.,w 1:30 •l11 1111 F1mlly Tilt Alex helpa Nick pus his e•am In order to receive a diploma. . ., NORTH K 7 61 James Jacoby 00 NHL Hockty 'THAT .STRAN~ •• · ----~~~-=~---- ~ e IGNo~e: ! nllr • ·• II r----:--------.._•-, . .. , BRIDGI e I,~ ' ....... YISTiiDAY'$ SCIAM-lr'IS ANSWIIS repor1a on world economics -" ,,... Valise - Wench - Valet - Goodly - DOESN'T · Young woman: "Don't call tonight You called me lour tlmaa 1111 night" Boyfriend: "Okay, but remember, H'e me when the and financial news with Lou Doblls. (0:30) liZ 1111 Wlletlof Fortune @ltmty Mllltr eCV M'A•s•H 7:05 (J) ltnhild 1nd Son 7:30 (2) (I) Newtywod Qomo ....-· I ,.,,. IIIII IUl ~line Curren1 ~ .. Q 6 u~~Rt:'l'~N~~~E tmus .1 I · e (() ~ c rWIS PRINT NUMBERED lEITERS IN THESE SQUARES McConnlck . et11 PM Mqazinl (]) 8portaCenll< (L) (I) E.-lnrnont Tonight P10pi1'1 CGurt (!) 1!11 MecNIII/ Lthrtr NowoHour (1 :00) IBl News -·-·---. ·- u Complete the chuc kle quoted • • • . • . by fillin g in lha mi»inO words L...-1-.J.-.l...-l'-..l..--l you develop from s.yep NQ. 3 below. the entertalnmant world Is anchored live from New ~ 2919. Auto Parte. . •n _. did H.Q Plumbing & Heating 85 . - - - - - - - . . . , theony bullfighter In hlatoly who N QE l awarded the - . " I development of the •automobile and the man who MIDEAST BUILDERS, tonct"ete and new home cantl'ltctors. Matan . W. Vt. 304-773-9684 or New Haven, W.Va. 304-882· 23415'. Paint, wallpaper, home rapain, fireplacn, chimney•. briclt, stone, patios, block, side· walk and driveways. B4 ,.,, .~-,.:~~.-;j..;l"'j:;S...:;I,...:-,1,.,6-l a1 • Q\ cas N. . . -'"5 82 After hearlng the matadof brag r on his art for over an hour, a r' llstenfl' oommentad, "Ha muat be • • (f) Jtltertona 1:05 (1) ltVMiy Hlllblltiel 1:30 • C2l 1111 NIC Nightly Nton (]) Wln..,.e Circle (R) (]) ern AIC Newl !;I (!) Nlg~ ..,.._. Ropolt (]]) Knowrone Look at the . Starks Tr" tnct Uwn Service, ~..• Greentr la,.vna that111 Weed tnd ;.... _.,·.: Pest Free. liquid or grandular tppiiCIItlon·trH anci ahrllb too. ~ Stun,p rtmov•t an~hert with~ : out ltwn dameae. For eomplet'' ,...,;-; tree and ltwn carecall304-578· · 2842 or S78· 2903 . 1917 Sklffetth. 21 ft. cabin crul..r, 110 HP, Mtrcrulttr ln~rd· Ou'lboard Drive. trtHer, luH mooring eovtr, 11crlfica1or qulclt lilt. Ctll 11•·992·7378. & 1979 Oldo Cud••~ 1917 Pinto. Malvin never knew how the bose coukl always catch him gooflng oH. Galvanized corrugated culver1, 12 .36 ft .. up . Alltizet. Flttlngt, Fabrication. Day a. night delivery within 1SO mlln. Will not be underaold. 304· 92S· S21 1. Watterton ' s Wtt•r Hauling , reetontble rat••· Jn,mediate 2,000 gallon dlli'olery. cltternt, poola, waH, etc. ctll 304-676· 76 742-2372. C.ll 304·175· GOOD A DETECTIVE Af> lAM flo MOTHER. 896-3802 Botti and motOra for 1111. 3 tpMd troiUna· motoc. na. Ctll 614-892-7211 . 1979 Tran1 Am . T·tOp, A: 1 &7.000 milet, wMtt wfth bfut l!'lttrior, Ill 00. Price negotiable. mutt tell. Call 11•· Uud \\'hlrfpoot wttl'ttr and ME -5HE'" &E -50 ••• I GUESS I'M AS AT THE AIRPOI!.T. Rotary or cable tool drilling. Mott well• completed tame day. Pump snlaa and servica. 304 · 875-1786. ebndh~ . &-dr.wer chnt 159 .95. Motorcycles 1982 Hond1 CB 760 2, 920 milet, loaded. ltllCellent condi· tion Call &14-446-0122 after 4pm . 198 2 Ford Thunderbird. auto .. 7573. UB. DETECTIVE 'IIJSTINCTS •• ' 69 Ford Van 289, with tix swivel buekat teats, good cond, phone 304 · 773· 6618. 1976 Monte Ceno. Front and domogod. loiNnil onolno 4lf'4 ti'antmtulon . C.IIS14· 892· Chest of DJawtrt· 4 drawer NO, WE t\A~EN'T f>EEN ANY!!OPY ~IKE H~R OOT THif> WAY.• .. ,. 1972 Ford Econo Line van , 6 cyl. 3 speed with tool bin1. 14SO. 614· 98S-3510 lnl(timt. 1171 Chtvtlle Vtry good condi· tlon nooo. Ph. t14-ZII·tZZ5. .900 NOIJODY f>AW HER AT THE ~U? OR TRAIN STATIONS, MY TE~~ .. the hike. (A) 1988 Font Escort GT uaoo. 1911 Plymouty 14800. Ph. 814· 4411-8898. PlrtOnt Furnitu,.. 1415 Euttrn AvtnUI Bedroom Sulttt t399· litoo lNing Room Suit.. 1178. 915· Fetty Tree Trimming. atump removal. Call 304·676-1331. 65 Seed & Fertilizer 71 WE~~. IF 2454. Vans & 4 W.O. 73 a iiJJ • (H Focia ot Uto CAPTAIN EASY RON ' S Television Service . House callt on RCA. Quazar, GE . Specitling In Zenith . Call 304-S76-2398 or 614-446- 1961 Ford one ton V-8 , 4 apatd, tlat bed, 50.000 1ctual miln. tS9S. 1977 Ford pickup. new paint. exe cond. 11 .99S. Ford pickup ptrtt, 304 ~ 6.76 · 3574. 1972 Buick. n.w trana. See at 701 Fourth Awmua. Apt . 5. SMit It ·. Home Improvements All' typet ctrpen'ter & concrete worll : Interior, exterior, remo· deling, painting, roofing. free tttimetH . Call614·446-6174. 393S. rn • l1JI WKAP In Clnclntiltl • il) Hopn'e " - • 1:35 Cil Andy Qr1tftth 7:011 ()) llenlcottle llld 446·0294. 1976 GMC Sierra Grande 1li, 76.000 miles. topper. very nice. solid. 304·676-6829 or 675- 2 regltterod Jersevt. 304-5762060 after 6 :00 PM . farm four slrnplt words. ffi 8quw OM TY Q -. SWEEPER and 1ewinw machine repair. ptr11, and supplies. Picll up and delivery. Davit Vecuum Cleaner , one half mile up Georges Creek Rd. Call 614· $2000.00 Call814· 448-3934 . 2 Horst u11ed trailer wi1h new cif th• fovr ICromblod wo•d! bt- low to ID Showlll1 Toehty News.of BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lltetlme guaran· tee. local referen ce• furnished . Free etlimat•a. Call collect: 1-814-237-0488, day or night. Rogtrl ~atement Waterproofing . 1974 ChtNy Chevenn11 Pick·Up, PS , PB. AC, 8ft. Sed with topper , rur;~ning boards 1977 4-cvt. 3-door Muttang. Almo1t new tiru, all new br .. es good condition 11095.00 Firm Ph. 378-2233. 0000 USED APPLIANCES W•tl'lttt, drytrt, rehlgeratort. renge1 . Skagat Appllanctt , UpPer ANif Ad. betldt Stone Creat Mottl. 814·«G·7398. (]]) s.cr.t City 1630. I ~8=1=4·:4:46:·:17:7:2:.====:.[:::::::::~ UBOO. Coil~ u . 246-5!88. 11977 Ptvmouth Volue S.W., auto , PS, P8, 8 -cyl. t750. ptict nagotlabte Ph. 614-446-nz•. · SNAFU® by Bruce Beattie Valley Furn1turt,1new & uud . lllrge t'ect!on of quality furni· ture . 1218 Eastern Ave .. Galllpollt. Trucks for Sale 86 Ford F-260. 4000 rniles. Pavoff. 61 International, 70 lnternationtl 1 ton. t?OO 08 offer. Cell 814-388-9822. 6'14-266·6461 . JIM 'S FARM EQUIPMENT CE NTER . SR 3S W. Qal11polil, Ohio.· Call 614· 448-9777, eve. 614· 446-3692 . Up front tree· tors with warranty over 40 used tract on, 1000 toola. . 1981 C:hevette. 4 door, stand· ard. AM.OM Clt'llttte, 304· 6762989 or 678-2372 Wanted to lene tobacco base Ph. 614-446 · 4202. Meuey Ferguson. New Holland, Bush Hog Sales & Service. Over 40 uted tractors to ehoot e from & cOmplete line of new & used equip ment largesr IBI&etlo!' in S .E. Ohio. Building Meterlela Block,' brick. s ewer pipes, win· dtlwt. lintel •. etc . Claud e Win· terl, Rio Grande, 0 . Cell 614· 1979 MUnang 6.0 liter engine. good eond. 304-87S-S 750. 8 :00-6:00 after 8:00 call 3Q4· 61 Farm Equipment 876-3244. 55 Building .Supplies 304-876· 7432 . 64 Hay & Grain CROSS & SONS U.S. 36 West . Jack1on. Ohio. Portable 40 " ~B'Iight ed ch~tnge­ able letter aign, '299.00. Free delive ry . Free letters. AAA Slgnt, 1 · 304 · ~26 · 4934 . 1978 Cadallic, good cond, 11.800.00. 9 :00 em-2 :00 pm 304·675· 2949 or 4:00· 8 :00 White 16 hp. $4,950.00. OPEN HOUSE. April 10 nnd 11 . Big Oitcount on machinery. 10% off partl. Sider& Equipment Henderson, W. Va. 304-67S-7421 . 63 81 1980 8uick Sllylark. 2.8 V-6 engine, ttl power. e•c:cond, high mileage, 304·676-737S. tire1. good paint, roadyu lor uta $1296 Ph. 114-20&-8622 1968 City -Aluminum Dump Tre ih:tr 30h , 1974 Dodge D-800 Diesel log Truck . G-Model Pre· rHi Ce Knuckloboom lolldet with cab & power unit - Diesel. Mounted on Tandom Ford 16ft. Pup Trailor. 24ft. Starcraft Camper tleeps 6. lully equiped FFC Saw·Buck. Montgomery Ward wood s plitter like new. Troy Built Tiller . 1977-D-100 Dodge Truck 60.000 actual mlle1 . runs good Call 614·3889031 Evenl ng1 , • ,;' Services 4819. 6092 . ~tr,rs, Rearrange ' ... <!\ Spoftal.oall (T) Autos for Sale 1979 Trana Am. engine and tranamisaion rebuilt, new clutch. presture plate and throw out bearing . Nead1 painted 82.896 .00 lirm . 304 · 87S · 4286 3 ' pc. mepla bedroom suite, matteu and springs , tlesk 11nd ch11ir , sawing m11chlne. 304· Fish11r Studio Standard B pe stereo reck system SS50., Tos hiba 4 tlead VCR 1280.. Marlin 30·30 rille 8160 .. Queen water bed S1 00 .. dinettuet t&O .. to fa Queen • leeper with loveaeet 8500 .. ~ ita ctli 19 inch color TV 8200 .. ice box bur $50. Ca ll J04·67S· 7471 . Utility Bu ilding . 301140x9 . 84875 . ln.cludet; 1 4x9 sliding door. 3ft. 0 in . steel walk door. 29 ga. painted steel tiding, 29 ge. Galvaffime roofing, 20 veer w"rranty. Complete construe· tlon . Post · Frame Builders . Athen•. Ohio. 814-692- 2937. l.ut.• by CU.Y I . I'OLLA!j .,. THURS •• APRIL 9 M •1111 w (I) Newt 985-4274. 71 .. .· 1972 Winnlbago Brave 19 ft , Good condition. 15000. . 614- '-.. AKt Champion-Sired Yorluhira Terrier. fem1le , 7 months old, sacr ifice at s 300. Call 304-6757471 . Antiques 0 11:1 Oriental Rugt Wented l Any size Or condition. Call toll free 1·800·4 33· 7847 . f.!::========::T"__,;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:~ CINibi' NEA , IIIC 61 Farm Equipment e ,1., 1:011 CD Big V11tey . 1974 Ch1tttu 35 ft . fully equipped, AC , tlidingglattdoor. Excellent condition. 14700. Ctll 614 446 0322 " ' · Coppertone refrigerator S96, herveat gold refrigerator 1196. ti de by si de refrigerator $195, white 2 dr. rtftigerator 17S, 1 e cu. ft . c hest lr eeze r $160, Whirlpool wa1h1r 8~S . Maytag wuher S176, GE wuher 1160, electric rtnge·top & bottom oven S 160. Meytag wringer waat'ler $96. and 52 gallon hot water heater 166. Sllagg1 Ap· pllances, Upper River Rd , 614446-7398 1 -~------·lc- 21 fl . travel 1rail er. Selfeontajned, GE Refriger(!ltOr. gat frunece end 1tove. 1hower. toilet and wuh bowl, new wa1er heater. Call 114-992-7216. Ph. 614 -446-7444 . Bpc. wood Uv ing Ro<1m Suite 1399.00. ., '::~~;~' S@~ot\lA-lj~~s· EVENING 1976Pintopop ·upcamper . Verv good condition. Sleeps e. t1000. Caii614· 949-212B·. Eaatll!r Bunnies pure bred Ne : therlend Owarls. Great tor 4-H Call614 ·446·0804 after 4pm. Groom tnd Suppl-y Shop·Pet Grooming . All brud .. . .. AII atyles . Julie Webb Ph . 614-446· The Television Viewing ~ 79 Motors Homes & Campers ~amlttrt 11 . 26 . Hamster 6 .complete •et up · 18.00. 2 Gerbelt and eet upt 115.00. Regi•terBd Oafle 1100. Ph. 614· 44&-1354. County A~l)llince, Inc . Good ..OSid IPPiiti'ICII and TV IUtt. Open BAM to GPM . Mon thru Sat. 614·446· 1899, 627 3•d. Ave. Gallipolis, OH . d""''· 150.00. 3214. e.uT It~ A l.#tW AKC Regitterd Siberian Hu•· kiet. Blue e-yet, adults male & femele 15100 each. Ph. 614256-6021 . Mollohan Furniture & Applian· ce1. Rt, 7 Nonh Galllpoli•. Oh io BORN LOSER ,. ~Y,PA~, Dragonwynd Cattery Kennel . CFA · Himalayan, Persian and Siernett kittens. AKC Chow puppies. New ChOW puppies. Ctll614-446·3844 iflt1' 7PM . ' .' Qhlo . Aluminum cempar · top. fair condition t60 . Fiber gltn gamper top. good condition 1260. Call 614-98S· 4418. Pets for Sale - :.. Camping Equipment 614-992-5066. 47 Wanted to Rent Want ed to rent . Pasture Call 614 -949, 2582 78 con cre~e '56 •• • KIT 'N' CARLYLE ®by Larry Wrlg~l AKC Registered Ch ihuahua l)upt, 6wks. old Call 614·446- · 7765. • STOP -LOOK -SAVE up .yJng as/ a hobby. n 1o cell Gltl&burn Clttning 55 Building Supplies Thursday, April 9, 1987 . Uaed furniture : wood tabla & 2 Denches. bedt. & drMter. 3 miles out Bula~Jille Rd. Open 9AM to 6PM, Mon. thru Sat. "Soflwhat?! A lot of men take • Attention homo own"' Ito •ring cleaning time, need help ? I ~ Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio WG H VN E HT VKNUHVKT BVMGE CGGI C SG MGEKT ··~·- ,-• I ' ... .,.. ..,,. '' "0 GZJGAN MGWN WBMYGN . - WHW KVM NLG YHMMKEM Yettterd&J'I CrJPCOqaote: I DON1' MAKE JOKES, I JUST WATCH THE GOVERNMENT AND REPORT THE FACTS. - WILl. ROGERS J �I • Pon;leroy- Middleport, Ohio Thursda y, April 9, 1987 . I • Legion Auxiliary holds business·. meeting· fo~ver $500 was spent In March refreshments, prizes and favors at pa~tles staged at four nursing facilities by the Amerl· ~~;~7~~~s~~~~l l~rd~ieFp~;~cy. CHRISTIAN MUSIC\L - i\ muslral, '"l'he Ralnho'l' E•prcss," · a modern adar•latlon to IIH· .•lory Noah an d the i\ rk was or presented · m :!'nlly at Ill<' Oa llla Christian School al C he~h lre. Student s kindergarten through 12th grade participated In th.e musical. Pi ct u ro~d Iell to right an• J'hJI,Juhnso n, Rctl McB rid e, and Bill 1'fieiss, who play<·d Noah'' thr<•(• so ns, and Ed Gi lliam, as , · · Noah. • . · A report on the activities was given at a recent meeting of the Auxiliary held at the hall. At the Riverview Nursing Home $55 w!'s spent Ior the patients with Becky, La nny and Charles Tyree · and Sue Litt le attendi ng: at Elam House. $24 was spent on fru,it , candy and gum taken by Mrs . Tyree: at Veterans Memor· htl Hospital Ex tended Care Unit; $118 was spent with Mrs. Tyree, Diana Jarvis, Etta Will and Grace Welsh going: and at Arcad ia. $299 was spent for the party hosted by Mrs. Tyree, Mrs . Wit!, Ms. Jarvis, Jean GIImore, Phyllis Blake, Eileen Snyder, Mrs. Welsh, Pa uline G rea thous~. Meigs and Eastern to atrend. The tea wjiJ he held on May 17 at 2 p m at Wilkesville. The delegal~s alternales, ·. their mothers and · unit American ism chairma n are asked to attend . Reported ill were Edith Spencer, Betty Wise, Thomas Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Kelly, Alma Newton, Mr . and Mrs. Waiter Bunce, John Metzer · Polly . Chadwell', and Roscoe Rous h. A contribution was made to the parents of a child with cancer, .an~ to ha membe( o{ the junior un w o recent J: ost all h ~ r cloUting m a fire. . Mr~. Gilmore pres tded at the meetmg with Kathryn Metzger, . ~h~~:ad!n, having thepraye~ . Two ca . ales for Eigh th D1strlct pres1dent were noted, Ellen Rought of Pomeroy Unit 39, and MaryMooseofUnlt376,Ju nclion City. A bulletin from the district president asking for help with the Xenia Home at Easter and the Athens Mental Hea lth Center for . par.ties was read. . Mrs. Greathouse, America· n!sm chairman, will contac t the mayor about poppy days, May 15 and 16. A cont ribution was made to a Rutla nd qaseball tea m. A report was given. on Buckeye Girls State with ,15 girls frorri and Martha F(lx . Deaths In the fa milies of Helen White Ger· !rude Preston and PParl Searles 1 were noted Mrs . Gre~thouse won the door prize orought by Velsia Roush. A ham dinner was served prior to themeeting. AttheAprilmeeting convention delegates will be elected, ; At the Post· meeting everlasting services will be held · Rotary fetes Meigs·boys, girls athletes. .;..._Page 3 Vol. 36. No ..238 Sizes: 0 to 24 mos., 2 to 7. United Press International Sentinel Stall Reports Aoarge filled With caust ic soda from a New Mar tinsville, w :va. chemical plant sa nk in the Portland· Oewltts Run area of the Ohio River at abou t 4: 2' p.m. Thursday. The Ravenswood IW.Va. l Po· lice Dep a rtm~ n l notified the office of Meigs Count y Sheriff Howard Fra nk at 4:25 th at the barge, which was beln~ towed by B & H Towing, a Dravo affiliate, • was nearly s ~m erged In the river and that toxic chemical lea kagC' may be oc'r urin g. Ravenswood Fire Chief Ear l ALL REDUCED $639 25°/o FREE DELIVERY LAWN-BOY • Only - Cost Aluminum De<k - Recoil Stort - Twa-Year limited Warranty Sale' Priced $24.99! tenna wilh Ch1nnel Masters Super Vee. It's a brme to in- ~ ou r self,l nd lasts for wurs . Best of all it's ON SAL NOW, JUS tin time tor TV's best aeason ever! ~~~'fl~rV:J: ONLY ONLY 50°/o OFF Coffee Tables, End Tables, Sofa Tables and Lamp Tables. Mersman quality. All Tables in Stock • LLOYD AILEEN SUMMER FURNITURE Spo.rtswear Spring . rf~' SPRING ~· JACKET SALE ~~·-~\ j if \ Jo<:_\ • 1 c -\. \,...,. ', Reg. $11. ......... sa.79 !! • '' '"1- ,. Reg. 51 4 ........ I 11 . 19 f--,;1',&t Reg. 518 ........ 114.39 '' Reg. 526 ........ 120.79 J.J. MEN'S . Missy Sites: S·M·l \ ... . ·''•,-' '\·' • 'lillf'hm v \ I j,' . JUNIOI SLACKS ........... ....... ..,.., """" ..,... IMIIodic nht ......... a... to , . . .,,, .. . ... ,, .... to ou.aa 3/4 Jr. $}350 ,.$2700 5199S WRANGLER SPRING DENIM SLEEPWEAR Long gown~ short gowns nile shirtt; pajomos ond babrdolls. Girls' sins to 14. Boys' siaes to 7. Reg. $7.00 to ' 18.00 $559 to SJ439 lncludttl in tl'lt s.te Is tw tpte lel callt< tiort or MacHor1 OMI Jungle l11bitt gow nt. Each ,.'"" wltlt 1 matching nuffltl Mtimol. Save this wnkend on our big stled ion of shorts. S, M, L ond XL sizes. KNIT SHIRTS 42. S•l• ~EN'S BOYS BOYS SHORTS AND JEANS to Pre.washed, colton blue denims. JAMS Si101 29 100% Le TJGRE Big selection of styles and colors in sixes 8 to 18. Our new spring selectibn in sizes 8 to 18. , Sale Sale Prices WORK UNIFORMS WASHED DENIM- Poly /'cotton Wend twill pants insim . 30 to SO waist and hoo•y weight fobri<. watch pocket, roomy packets, por"""""t pm s. Matching work shirts in sim 14'1! to l• lfr, lined <ollar and cuffs, full length toils, tWO·button thro119h Tapered leg, extro heavy IS oz., 100% calion, super bler1<hed and 114.9S Pants stont washed dontm. Si tH 29 to 42 wa ist. flop )IOihh. JEANS . IR~g.· SizH) .......... Sole s 11.95 '16.95 Pants (Ex. Simi ............ Sole 113.50 '12.95 Shirts (Rig. Sizes) .......... Sale l 10.35 '14.95 Shirts · 0 $ S 21 9 Wrangler 1!2.95 City Stright 909 '""" blta<htd: Sim 29 to 31 waist. · · Sale S1759 lEx. Sins) ·-··--···-SaltS 11.95 \ The Cove. a priva te club on Oh io 7 near Pomerov. rl:'opC"ned todav aft~r having been closed for 'thP pas t three wPeks for exte ns ive r emodeli ng and redecora tion. A new ronr rC'Ie blork :lll·by·35· foot add Ilion has boen built at the fro nt of the original st rurt urea nd has allowed for exte nsion of tho ba r. which "·as former!~· 48 fE'CI . long and Is now 70 feet in lt•ngth. Walls of lhr add ition have heen done in midnight maple paneling and there is a carpeted band· stand with ow ners. Donna and Charles Ba rley, pla nnin g to book bands for· dancing on. thP wee· kcnds. Mcdallian, a lora! band, Is being feat ured for rrope ning wrekcnd . ThC' addition features new furnishings and an cmC'rgcnry lighting svstem has been In· stalled and this. opC'ra tcd o'n balleriC's, will proviM exit lights for club mcmix'rs to leave the ~sta bli s hm ent in case of a power ou tagC'. Outdoor lights wi ll lie In with thC' system ~o that they can loca te their veh icles once leav ing thr buildi ng. Th~ Covr also now FINISHING - Carp<·nters put the final touches reop<'ned today alter having heen cl""ed lor lhre~• on a 30-hy· 3o addition to The ('ove on Oftlo 7 near weeks lor thr lmprovemenllu the facility. With Pomeroy 'l'hursday altrrhoon. The private cluh th(• ad dillon. th'· club building Is now 94 hy 3~ feel. has an extensive burl(lary system tied Into law enforcP ment agcn cle~ . The Ra rleys, residents of Ha r· r lso nvi ll t'. purchased Thl' Cove from M lk~ Roberts In Septt'mix'r 19R6 and did extc· nsive remodel· lng and redecoration to thr building at that time. They hav(• ~ mp loyed fo ur people but will ix' adding several more cmplo)•ces to their stall as a res ult of cnla rglng lh•· esta blishment. The club rurrent lv has :100 memix'rs and Is now open for nt'w mem,b<'r· ships. The C'ove location was known for rria ny yNirs In Meigs Count y as Shenang Springs. change," said Glllmor as the By I,EE J.EONI\RD COLUMBUS tUPi t - Ohio Senate took custody of th e House pa ssed . $22 .1 bi llion S<•natc Republ ira n leaders arc budget. " We're going to attempt wa lking a tightrope as they seek morC' fu nds for schools in I he nex t to get some extra funds for two.year budget while avoiding C'durat lon If at all possible, " he tax increases and tryi ng to said. Both Gill mor and Aronoff encourage t•mp loymcnt in Ohio. indica te<! thh cv would !Ike to get Senate President Pau l E. Gil· rid of a tax on interstate lonl( lmor. R·Porl Clinton, and Sen . dlsla ncC' telephone ra lls, which Stanle,· .I. Aronoff. R·Cincin na tl. wou ld 1aise$1110 million. Republl· told ~eport crs Thu rsda!· • they ca ns claim blJSin~sses using long would like lo keep tax rates li nes for t•lect ronic data tra ns· :table and perhaps even elim l· mission would ix' unfai l'ly hurt by nate a tax on In terstate long . the tax. distance· telephone ra lls. "We' re certain ly r:ol ng to look Rut Gll1mot· and Aronoff also at the telepho ne tax," said pledged to try to fi nd more for Aronoff. " II can be burdensome prim ary and secondarl' "'luca· to business. If It causes more tlon th an thc2 p£'rcent In 1988and problf ms th an It ~olves, then II 4 prrrrnt In !989offered by HouS<' lsn'l helping." Democrats. Glllmor and Aronoff s•id they " Those guidepos ts wo n' t also wa nt to maint ain programs which create jobs In Ohio. and Init iate pilot projects cutt ing costs In the areas of welfare and hea,lth ra re. Aronoff described the House· passed appropriations bill as "a bland bud get. I don't see gobs and gobs of money allowing us to add to the budget," he said. '"But I don't think you'll sec the Senate making massive cuts just for tho sake of making cuts. We' II have our priorities." Glllmor said there will he somr ar countablllty limguage "to see th at,students arc being ed ucated after we give the schools this money .''' He said there rpay bfo req uirel;i tes ti ng of st udent s before they graduate. "There's a feeling in the general public and also In the General Assembly that It's not just' pu mping out money, It 's being sure how the monC'y's ix'lng used," he said. Aronoff warned that the oudgel Is "delica tely balanced" and said he docs nol trust the House estimates of hea lth ra r~ cost savings and a SliO mil lion ln t ak~ from a tax am nesty program waivi ng prna lf.lcs for delinquent taxpayers. "I hope the house of cards does n'i tumble," he said, ref<'r· ri ng to economic forecasts upon which the budget Is based. 1\ronoff said It Is "fairly remote" that tlx' Senate would rescind an Income tax ra te reduction adopted late last year to offset an ailtlclpated windfall from the Federal Tax Reform Act. ' "LEE" S27.95 IIG lEN By WRANGLER ·. .' 3 Sectioni, 52 Pages 26 Ctnt.l A Muhimedielnc. ·New apliper ·- Shultz readies anns proposals arsenal · WASHINGTON (UPI) - Se· cretar.• of Slate George Shultz Is stocked with arms control prop· osals for his talks In Moscow next W\'ek ~ nd wlll emphasize stra· tegic weapons over mediumrange missiles. a senior official reports. ."He has the authority to engage In rea l glve-a nd·takewlth the SoviPis," Ke nneth Adelman, director of the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, told re· porters Thursday as officials geared up for the trip. · INsplte the spy scandal at the U.S. Embassy In Mosrow, the adminis tration Is plannln!l lor Intensive talks on nuclear arms t'educllons. Not only will Shultz meet with Foreign MiniSter Eduard Shevardnadze and possl· bly wlllf Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev, but · arms C(Jntrol experts from both skies are • ca ustic soda. The latter Is an Irrita nt that can cause bu rns and ra ise the pH In water. "Even If It lea ked, ' thr only thing 11 would do would be ra ise lhr pH fac tor In the water," ~a id Fred Tay lo r of the Emergency Sen·k~s at downstri'a m Mason County. "You would have to rome In direct contact with It to . hurt you. "But the Ohio· River is really booming right now. We got a lot of flood water from that snow. It would be dil uted In a hu rry." Mcintosh sa id crews from the company's plants In Lake Cha· r·lcs. La .. and nearby Na trium ' ·' "'ould attC'mpt to salvagp the 195·by.:l5·foot barge. Once the barge Is sta bilized, crews will rut a hole In the tank co mpartment s and off·load Its contents Into an empt y ba rge. "That should t a k ~ two to lhi'!'C days." he said. " WC' wa nt to. dq th is slowly and ra rr fuly. so as not to put our p('() ple In jeo pardy." • The ot her bargr owned by the firm esca ped damage and remained up right In the water. , , , "The soda Is an alkali that can cause burns, but th ere Is no th reat of an gaseo us material release," he said. tCon t lnu ~d ''"Page 121 Wholesale pric~s~ ri.se 0.4 percent Taxes, school funding vex GOP leaders lalt Prlet4 SHORTS & JAMS · \ LOID ISAACS Low-Bock Chair ...... s12 Reg. 1119 High-Back Choir .....599 MEN'S " \ 25°/o to 50°/o Sale Prices From Only LeTICRE ' Regular sizes and big sins up to 4X. The season's best styles and colors. Sale Prices . ~~~ Quality 2 and 3 piece living room suites, loveseats and sleeper/ sofas . 20%0FF~~ and Skirts, ~ 'i "" .,.- KNIT SHIRTS Tops, Slacks, • LIVING ROOM SUITES $1 ssa spring Sale CHILDREN'S CHILDREN Turf .. .. ... , ... ...... , .... . ,. s4.00 sa.YD . Green, non-directional pil e, 12 ft. width. SAVE Reg. 5 102 OFF Vinyl Linoleum , ... , .. , s4:50s a. YD . 2 patterns , 12 f1 , w idth. Onlv Permo -Wicker Spring · Base Choirs 1 Candy Stripe. Jute back, 12 ft . width. Assorted Novelty Prints, Long Sleeves. Si1es S, M, L $28900 TABLE SALE Level-Loop Carpet .. .. ..·. s4.00 sa. YD . Sweatshirt Tops ' $2Q9 FLOOR COVERING SPECIALS WOMEN'S Quality leotards by Don skin and Wilson. Sizes Sto XL. ·Hurry in ... olthese prices they won't lost lon~! REG. S9."2S T<i 121.00 FULL SET . Sale Priced $479 to $959 ROBIC OUTFITS TWIN SET COCHRRN REG. 16,00 TO ' 12 .00 $3)995 - 1S Year Warranty - Total Suspension System '::,jl';<...J (Reg . $40 .9S J Wolfe reported Friday morning Resources, W~s t VI rg inia De· sa lvage effor ts would get th at the barge had struck bottom. partment of Na tural Resources underway . oegan taking on water and had to and the U.S. r oast Guard were on "We do not believe any valve be cut loose from th e tow. the scene In addition to loca l on top was damaged, and it does Wolfe said experts from the authorities. Because of health not appear to be leaking any chemical plant , wi)lch had concerns, Meigs Emergency ca us11c soda," said Stevt• Mcin· loaded the barge, st ill aren' t sure Medical Service personnel were tosh, a spokes man for the r hemi· if leakin g ctid take place. Wolfe · also notified. Peo ple were at the cal' s ow ner. PPG Industries of said it was the consensus of site until about 9 p.m.. Wolfe Pittsburgh: · experts that if th ere was leakage, ,said. "We have an environme ntal At prese nt , according to Wol fe. special ist and a shipping special· it was minute in quantit y and posed no·health threat beca use of about five feet of the barge is ts t on tho scene. The communit y thr swift cu rrent and vast sticking out of the water, seems to be at ease, and the amount of wa ter In the river at The boa I which was towing the environment al people sa,· then· barge is to continue down river does not appear to be ~ n ) ' the time . · Personnel fromtheOhioE nvlr· with Us load, and a salvage crew lea kage." onmt>nta l P rot ection Agency, Is to be brought In to raise the The damaged' barge contained Ohio Department of Natural barge. Wolfe was not sure when a 50·50 mlxlure of water a nd . . Assorted Colors Children's Sizes in Cluded Now Only SERTA PERFECT SLEEPER "\ lined a nd unlin~d jackets far little girls ond boys. Solids and prints. Mas t no I stall! SAVE s4ooo $381 8 25°/o . INCLUD ES FREE U/ V SPLITTE.R Don't let poor TV recept ion min our familfsenjoyment of the new fall shws and sport in' ennts. Replace your worn l n- REG. 13S9.9S · $8 29 TO - • enttne Private club to reopen today SWEAT PANTS & S.WEAT SHIRTS SUPREME MOWER - I'" Cut pie'e drenes:, 2 piece shorts sets, fancy drenes, knit dresses, rompers and sunsuits. Sizes 0 to 24 mo1., 2 to .,.,..,,,.s 4, 4 to 6X, 1 to 14 . • CHILDREN'S A n l \'1\1,1 cloudiness lo- . night, with a low In the· mid tOs. Showt•rs likely and a t·hann• uf thunderstorms Sat·' urday, wllh highs between 60· and 63. Th~ probabl~lly ' of · prrclpltutlon Is near zero lnnlghi and 60 percent Satur- Crews Will attempt to salvage sunken barge Electri< power rediners, wall-away rediners, rocker recliners and ·swivel rock· en . · SPRING DRESSES 2 vested 6677 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio. Friday, April 10, 19.87 Copyrighted 1987 SALE Cute 2 piece short sets, rompers, 3 piece suits, bibs ond suns1,1its. Knits ond poly I cotton blends. liTTLE GIRLS' PICK-4 a1 y .. Numh~r 894 •• The Easter holiday· is fasl Ideas to try for your East er. approaching. The Meigs County dinner. An easy recipe for Cooperative Extension Service croissa nts, hot cross buns and bas scheduled an Easter !>reads refrigerat or dough wlll 'be among workshop on Monday, April 13, the highligh ts. 2·3: 30 p.m. at the Extension Registration fee for th e class Is Office. . · · $2' and participant s will take Th is class will be taught . by home the Ingredient s for one of Cindy Ol iver!, Meigs County . the recipes . Preregistration by Home .Economlcs /4·H Agent and Friday, AprillO, is requeslcd. To will fea t~ re basi~ techniques for register ca II 992-6696. pr~ pa r ln g yeast breads and fo ur CHAIR ...• Daily Easter breads class planned BERKLINE Sale Priced From Onlv Ohio Lottery expected to hold separate discussions. The Washington Post reporled today President Reagan has decided to bark off major arms control offers he made at the October summit In Ireland, re· du ri ng from 10 to live ;;ears the period In which he Is wlll!ng to arcept 1972 ABM trea ty limits on testing "Star .Wars," the Stra· te!ilc Defense Init iative. The Post, quoting unidentified senior administration officials. said Reagan has Instructed Shultz to tell the Soviets the Unlled Stales Is willing to abide by the Anll·Balllstlc Missile Treaty constraints on SDI fo r live years from the point a new arms reductiOn agreement takes ·· elfect. Reagan fu rther has directed Shultz not to discuss a Soviet compromise offer disclosed ear· talks, an unusua l gestu re toward ller this week to li mit the size of · a visiting American offic ial. Ade lm an told re porters nuclear wl.'a pons tests until the Shultz's arms proposals ap· Soviet Union a~rees to new test verificatiOn meas ures co ntained proved by Reaga n \Wednesday In two unrallfled treaties. The eonlal.n "elements that would New York Times said today. The In terest the Soviets" on lhr.ee Soviet offer was an apparent maj n areafo of nu clear negotla· shift from the Kremlin's earlier tlons : stra tei( IC wea pon rSTART) , lntermedlate·ra nge Insistence on a total tes t ban. missiles In Europe !INF) and Speaking to reporters Thurs· space and defensive weapons, day, White House chief of slaff Including SDI. Howard Baker made it clear: Despite the focus In recent '"Successfu l negotiations with weeks on medlum·range mls· the Soviets PI.'Ver have been, and sU es, Adelman said strategic surely should not be, based on weapons "will be the apple of our good feellngs, They ought to be eye In l ~ese upco ming talks." ba se d on h.a rd · h ea d ed Still, he said, "If the Soviets bargaining." give us the tiThe of day on don' t Yet State Department officials ·said Shultz has been schedu led START and say, 'Let's really for an interview with Soviet spent all our time on INF and televlsjon Wednesday at the bring home the baco n on that,' conci ..Jon of his three days of we'll be doi ng that." By CRAIG WEBII wASHIN GTON I UPff"' Wholesa le prices rose 0.4 perc<'nl In Ma rch, with l n r r ~ases for food, rlothlng and electronics overcoming small declines In the cost of energy and tra nsporta· . lion. lht• La bor Departm(•nt said today. The 11.4 percent Increase fulls betwet•n the 0.6 pPrcent jump recorded In ,January and the 0.1 . perrrnt rise In re bruary. To· gethcr they show tho Inflation ra te fo r wholesale goods ran In the first quarter of 1987 at a. seasonally adjusted annual rate . of 4.6 percent, the Flurea u or Labor Statis tics said. Ma rth's Pro du c~r Pr ier Ind~x differs fr om rercnt rr ports partly bcru u s~ food prices went up 0.5·prrcent after having fallen tht• prrv!ous four months. Moan· while, the t•ost of procC"ssed cnrrgy goods- mainly gasoline. fuel oil and natu ra l gas dropped 0.2 percent a fl er hav ing risen lO percent In .Janua ry and 4 perrrnt In February. Not all wholesale prices rlsP.s arc passPd on to consum ers. Nevertheless, today's report should bolster predictions lhat America ns will see thC' Inflat ion rate this year reach :1.5 per·rent to 4 percent after having e njo,yed u mere 1.1- p_ercent Increase In prlres last year. The Producer PrlrC' Index trac ks the rost of goods as Ihey work their way through Amerl, ra's fields and farms. to store shelves. Before scasonal"'~d jus t · mont , the Index for fin is hed goods stood at 292.l . m~a nln g costs arc 1 Y2, ~ percent above what they were In th~ base .vcar of 1967. Besides rt:'portln g thP 0.4 per· cent Increase In fini shed goods. the Labor Departmr nt said prl· ces for wholesa le goods midway th rough prm·<•sslng was n.3 per. : ct•nt while thecost of crude good s ~ weht ·up 0.1 percent. , All those pcrrenlages , along, with the Individual categories. : were adjusted to reflect seasonal factors. c The 0.5 percent rise In consu<: mrr food cos ts stet:nmrd from ·· Increases fo r fres h vcgctubl t•s, :. pork, bakery products, fresh: · fr uits and processed fruit s and' vrgelablrs. . : Eggs, procrssrd poult ry, fi sh,: roas l~d coffee and cookin g oils· all rost mo re. the La bor b cpurt·: mcnt added. ' • Gasoline prices rose o.• per· t'ent and the cost of No. afuel oil went up 11.1 percent , but ntlturlll ~ as pr!res fell 1 . ~ percent to ca use ~ drop In the ov~ra ll energy catei(ory. Exr ludl ng food and cn!'rgy, thr Index for eo nsumC'r goods shot up 0.8 p~rcent ~It e r having dlp!ll'd 11.3 percent In February. Prices rose for womeq' s up· parer', home <'i ectronlr equip· ment , footwear, ~o ld j ~ we !ry. cosmctjcs and pharmacy Items, lhe Labor Dcpartm!'nt said. The cost of fu rniture, textiles used In hoUsr furnishings and book pub· l!shlnJZ also rose. Many of those goods are made abroad, and analysts said such ln r rrases may be an Indication that the steady deva luation of the doll ar aga inst other cur rencies Is showing up through h~hPr prices for Imported goods. Thcr!' wa,, anolher oecr!'IS<' In the cos t of passenger cars and llghttrurks, while 11lassware and Jloor coverings also bcrartw chea per. C'a pllal eq uipment - the goods thai businesses usC' to maki' other goods- cost 0.1 perce nt more In March aft er having decreased O.l percent In February. thc government sa id. ' Suspect held in deathof Point Pleasant man PO INT PLEIISANT - A 2~· ycar·old ma n Polnl P leasant man was arrested this morning on a warra nt for fl rs t·dcgrce murder In C(lnnectlon w llh a fatal shooting In Point Pleasa nt early • Friday. Gregory A. Messer was taken In to custody shortly after 10:45 a.m. bv Point Pleasant pollc·c, who w~rc assls t~d by l h~ Maso n Co unt y Shcrlff's Dcpar tm cnl a nd the Point Pl<'asa nt dctachm,·nt of the Wes t VirJZi nlu State Pollee. McsS<•r hall yrt to b<' arralg n<•d as of press Iiml' Friday. Ttl<' war rant wa s Iss ued bv Mason iContlnuc•d on Pag~ 121 ' ' ' Panel seeks man~ger for Rutland company At the request of the Public Rut land owt•d Colu mbia Utilities Comm ission of Ohio, $29!i, l7!i as of S~p t C'mll<'r, and the Ohio attor ney general Is also h<1s pro bl t· m ~ with seeki ng a rourt·ap po!n ted unacco untvd·for ~as, un cal· manager for Ru tl and Fuel Co. · lecllbles and paying other because of debt .Rutland In· creditors . The PUCO Is la k i n ~~: action curred wit h its gas supplier, Columbia Gas Tra nsmission to make sure that ra t cpay~rs are protected and that lhe Co. company will not bo hindered The PUCO began an lnvcsli· In providing service. gallon of the company Oct. 22, Rutland • serves ubout 225 · 1986, when ll lear ned the customers In Meigs County, company might not be able to most of which are res idential. · supply adequate natu ral gas Ru tland's largest customer Is to customers because of mo· Meigs Local School District. 'n ey owed to Columbia. which heats a bus garage and According to PUCO reports, Rutland Elementary School. L---------------------------~ · � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 9, 1987 condon folden hughes mckay roush shumate simpson