http://66.213.69.5/files/original/cb5fe0e9d6ddbbcc9829487bf4b30afe.pdf 930e16bb27b8b3cdb774ed31ba347be2 PDF Text Text Tuesday, April14, 1987 . .Local Briefs: C&SOE's EMS units respond to 4 calls Oleva E. Cotterill Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports four calls Monday: Middleport at 1:09 p.m. to Hartln~er .Parkway for VIrgil Howerton to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Syracuse at • 1:25 p.m. to Ohio 124 for Dwight Bissell to Veterans Memorial .Hospital : Pomeroy at 10:43 p.m . to East Locust StrJ~et for Marvin Darst to Vetera ns Memorial Hosp_ltal ; Middleport at lit: 28 p.m. to Hudson St reet for Dorothy Jenkins to Veteran s Memor ial Hospital. Johnie L Parsons area chief • to rettre Funeral services for Oleva Johnle Lester Parsons, 76, of Elizabeth Cotterlll, 91, Bradbury 1284 Powell St., Middleport, died Road , were held April 5 at the Monday afternoon at Holzer John R. Weeks. manager of Harrisonville Presbyterian Medical Center. Columbus &Southern Ohio Elect · Church, with Rev. Don Wright · Born Aug. 7, 1910 In Kenna, ric Co.'s Athens Division,· anofficiating. W.Va., he was a son of the late Monday that he . is nounced Pallbearers were grandsons, Gra nville Perry and Dona Hard· retirement from electing early Steven Cotterill, Wayne Cot terill , man Parsons. He was a retired the company effective this week. J ames Cot terill , Roger Cotterill, consiruct!on worker and served J.B. "Barney" Henderson, div· Ben Cotteri ll, Jeffrey Cotterill, In the U.S. Army during World A co nfirmation of sa l e and order for deed and distribution . islon superintendent, has been Dan Cremea ns and Tim King. A Warii. have bee n flied In Meigs Count:• Common Pleas Cou rt In an appointed acti ng head of the grandson, Dan Cotterill, was Su_rvlvors Include two stepac tion by Farmer s Bank & Savings Co. aga inst Hillard Conley, among those preceding her In grandchildren; six sisters, Ger- division until a successor Is cl at. The court has awarded th e plaintiff a deficiency judgment named . death. of $4,84 2.66 in the matt er . trude Duff of Hurricane, W.Va., Weeks, who has been manager Burial was in Welts Cemetery; Agatha Casto of Charleston, Price llrothers Co., Dayton , has flied an action against at Athens since 1978, · will be ,John R. Weeks . W.Va., Gracie Blue of South Hemloc k Pip eline Inc., Ra cine, requesting judgment of atlon and Air Conditioning Engl· . closing .a 30-year career with Alherta Marie Wiles $:U24.21. . Char leston, W.Va., Grovte Lan. He was also a board neers C&SOE . .Weeks joined the comham of Dunbar, W.Va .• Geneva In other eo urt mat ters, Standard Food Ser vice Inc. has been member of the Southeastern pany in 1957 at the Columbus Alberta Marie Wiles , 69 , New Shackelford of Phoenix, Ariz., grant ed j udgment of $1 ,528.2:l plus Inter es t from Yvon ne Scally, Ohio Council on Alcoholism. headquarters as a sales repre· Haven, W.Va., died Sunday in St. and Betty Gilkey of Middleport; ct a!, and Stanley H. Phillips, Logan, has filed an action against sentatlve In the comnlerclal Weeks served in the U.S. Navy Joseph' s Hospital, Parkersburg, one brother, Richard Parsons of Mary E. P~elps , Wa y nes burg, Pa., et at, requesting in 1945-46, and In 1951·55 with the department . He was promoted to W.Va. , · following a lengthy pa r titionin g of property. Dayton; and severa l nieces and Navy Sea bees (construction batin the Gallipo· technical assistant Illness. nephew s. lis office In 1971, and became talion) In the South Pacific. He Born in Wheeling , W. Va .. she Besides· his parents, he was Ohio University before attended Gallipolis area manager in 1975, was the daughter of the late preceded In death by his wife, the position he held before his joining the company. Jerry Donovan and Marie Hoose F'illng lor divorces in Meigs Count y Common Pleas Court arc Sylvia , and a s teps~n. Thomas to manager of the promotion Weeks and his wife, Barbara, Donovan . Glen n. ' Nicky Ray Barber. RPedsv ll le. fr om Kathryn E. Barber. · Athens Division. reside at 35 Poston Road, The She was a m ember of St. , Services will be l p.m. ThursRPedsv lll c: Da nn.v St. Clair, Reedsvi lle. from Ruby St. Clair, Plains. They have a son, J .' A native of Pomeroy, Weeks is · Joseph' s Catho lic Church, MaRecdsv lltr ; Ka r en Grimm, Pomeroy, from ,James Grimm. day at Rawlings -Coats-Blower Thomas Weeks, in Florida, and a the director of the Athens so n, W.Va ., and the Esto Fidelis Pom eroy. Funeral Home with 'Rev . Glenn ary Beth Weeks, who daughter, M Chamber of Commerce and a Club of the church, the New Sara E. Birchfi eld , Langsville. has flied for a dis solution of McMillan officiating. Burl<~! will member of the executive com- is attending Hocking Technical Haven Women ' s Cl ub, the New marr lagr from Rober t L. Blrch fidd, Rut land. be In Hickory Grove Cemetery In College in .Nelsonvllle. mittee of the Athens County Ha ven-West VIrginia Library Granted di v orces were Millie Mae Price from Robert L ee Kenna, W.Va. Ca lling hours at The A thens Division is one of Republican Organization. He i s Club and the Flower Club of New Price; Emma Elizabplh Milam from .ferry Matthew Milam; the funeral home will be 2·4 and three operating divisions of also a m ember of the A then s Haven. .J acqueline K . Carl from Dwight E . Ca rl. 7- 9 p .m . Wednesda y. C&SOE responsible for the field American Legion, Rotary, the Survivin g are her husband, A dlvorf·r act ion hy Pea rile Jewell .Jr . against Jud y Ann activities of t he electric utility. the Masonic Lodge, th e Private Karl M . Wiles; a son. James M . · .Jewel l has been dis missed. Teaford Headquartered at 100 S. 'May Industry Council and th e SouWiles of Parkersburg; three Ave .. Athens, the division also sisters, Mrs. Kathleen Nolan of licen.~e Raymond Clifford Teaford, 6.1, thea stern Ohio Regional Council. provides support for the com· From 1970 to 1971, Weeks Cleveland, Mr s. Margaret died Monday at his Racine Route pany's area offices In Gallipolis as president oftheAmerl· served 1 res idence. McCarihan of Wheeling, and II marri:J;:c ticrn sc ha s been lss u<'d In M eigs County Probate ston . and Well can Society of Heating, Refriger Mrs. Mary Ell en Stroble of A ca rpenter, Mr. Teaford was C'o ut·t to Nath aniel Way n<' Kaley, :m, Middleport . and Toni The Athens Division provid es Marie Ritter, tR. Fle lpn•. Napl es , Fla . ; and a· born Aug . 1, 1923 at Plants, a son electric service to more than grandd aug ht er. the late Harry and Lena Badgley 63,000 customers throughout a Shew as preceded in deat h by a Teaford . He was a member of the 2,700-square mile area in all or Carpenter' s Union, Local356, the daught er. Mary Ellen Wiles, in parts of 11 southeastern Ohio 1972. N.R.A ., and wa s a veteran of M(' igs High School Alumni Assoc iation will m<•et T uesday, 7 counties. World War II. He belonged to Mass of Christian burial will be p.m ., ul Ma in Si r<'ct Pizza In Pomcro.\'. 1111 J(radua tes are "The Marks of the Cross " will celebrated Wednesday at 2 p.m . Drew "'!ebs ter Post .19, American be the th eme for Maundy Thurs. l nvit<•d to att en d and contribute ideas for th e reun ion wh ich will Legiorf. at St. Joseph's Ca tholic Church. b< • held .IUnl ' 27. day communion services to be with the Rev. John C. McGinnit ~ held at 7 P-fll. Thursday at the officiati ng. Burial will be in St. Surviving are his wife, Marga · Pomeroy United Methodist WEEK 1117 •Joseph's Cemrtery, M ason. A W<' rkend r~v i vu l will b!' hl'ld Fr iday, Sa tunla .v and Sund ay, rete F . Grimm Teaford ; a Churc h. Th e Pastor, Rev . uames Friend s may ca ll at the Burdette 7: .!It <'a<'h ev<•ntng, at Haze l ( 'ommuni.ty Church. of St <J te Rou tr daughter and son-in-law , Cecil Corbitt, and the congregation ' : a ex tends an Invitation to the Funeral Home, 1016 Market St. , 124 lwtwccn Por tland and l .ong Bot tom. Sp<'aker will be Lind a and Kathryn See, Pomeroy Parkersburg, from 2-4 and 7-9 daughter, M. Suza nne Weaver , public for the service. --"-1-!~u m cwodd . Spec i<JI sln~ing eac h nigh t. EvPryone wplco me. p.m . today. The bcdy will lie in · Long •Bottom: a son and state In the church from 11 a.m. daught er-in -law, Mr. and Mrs. Wednesday until the time of the Forres t Teaford. Portland; a Th ere wi ll be a halr·<t ·!hon In lj;e r os m!'tology depart ment of ma ss. so n. Clolst E. Teaford; grand·· Velt>rans Mt'morial Mcig~ High Sc hool on Thursday from 8 a. m . to 6 p.m . Vigil services will be recited at sons. Joshua Weaver, Forrest Appotn tment s and watk-Ins welcome for hairsty ling, cutting, the funeral hom£' at i tonight. Tea ford Jr., and Daniel Teaford ; Monda y Admissions - Traci perms. halt' ro lol'ing. manicuring and facials . grandd aughters. nanette See. Rowe. Pomeroy; Otto Falls, Darlene See, Amy Se~: a s ister, Reedsville; Bernice K ing, HemMar tha Belle Meadows, several lark Grove; Patricia Trlpplett. VOLUNTEER! Ser vices were held at 2 p.m . ni eces, nephews, cous ins. aun ts Portland. Call Meigs County today In Morgan Cen ter Wcs · and uncles. Monday Discharges - Ger( Cont lnurd from Page 11 and thP pmper amou nt of spare I cya n Chu rc h for Wellle George, trude Andrews , John Lascar, Litttr Control Counril lettt•r stated th at n6 must be ava ilabl e on each pole 76 Rt 1 VI to h dl dS d Besid<'s hi s' pa rents, h<' wa s Tamm,y Thomas,EmmaAdams, 0 communities have jolned the 992-6360 for the ca ble television Jines, It ' · · n n, w e un ay roa lltlon so rar and more plan following an also preceded in death by a r~T~r: a~ci~R~o:w:e~ . ~P~a~u~l ~M~Ic~h:a~e:I _ _ l~~~~~~~~~~~~ at his r esidence was reported . Sometimes thi s ex tend ed Illness. brother . Dana Teaford, and 'two to do so. [)(>adllnt• for member· requires th e movement of poles The Rev. Ralph Spires and the sisters, Helen Teaford and ship lsAprU:IO. Howp,·er, Mlcldl!' or· a consldcrablea mountofwork Rev . Noble Russell officia ted. Wilma' Anderson . port has been dea ling directly Services will be held al l p.m. . to particular poles. according to and burial was In Vinton Memot·· with Col umbi a Ca s on the devcl· the discussio n on the matter . I I p k A b Wednesdav . at the Ewin g Funeral opmcnt of contracts and no T he survey Is ex pected to take a ar . rra n~ement s were y McCoy-Moore Funeral Horn ('. Home with Rev . Joy Cl ark I action was taken last night to join four or fi ve days and the r es ults Vinton . officiating. Burial wtit be in I I thP coalition. M ayor Hoffman reported that Born May 22, 1910 in Gall Ia MP!gs Memory Garden. Friends C he had a·ccclvcd no word from the may call at the funerat home mine if It Is feasibl e to proceed oun I y, son of t hc l ate El swor th · afte r 1 p.m. toda y. B Meig s Count y Co mmlss lonct·s at· with the developmPnt of th e and ertha Spires Georg<'. M r. *ALIGHMENTS *FRONT-END WORK Pom eroy Villa ge In regard to hi s alt ernative ca bl e sys tem. Cou n- George was a retired farmer. *IAnERIES *nRE REPAIR . request llr at the lwo h •lpwlth I he r llmen stressed tti need of a Surviving arc his wife, Birdie Bt-ss LOCATED: MAIN ST., RUTLAND, OHIO $~. fX~I loca l share Increase that loca l channel on ca bl e television M ay Wildman George. whOm he OPEN: 8·6 MON. -SAT.; B·B FRI. will be nrr drd for the publi c service. m arried on Der. 2:l, 19:ll In Bess Di ehl, 90, Whet'llng. PH. '742-3088 transporta tion prog r;Jm In 19B8. Council approved thear chlt er· Ga llipolis; a son. E lwood George W.Va., formerly of Mason Master Card and Visa Welcome It w;" report ed that Mayor !ural plan s of JMM Arc hitects for of Obetz: a daughter, Mrs . Billy W.Va .. died Mond ay at a Wheel : Hoffm an and Councilmen Bob the construction of the new tBerthal Hale of VInton; two in g· hospital. Gl lmur r ancl.la<'k Sat lrrflcld had 100-bed nu rsing hom e farlllt y to stepdaught ers, Mrs. Charles rn<'t srver altirn<.'s r~ce ntly with ,Survi v ing are a son. .Jay he built In the own . The planning tMarle) CongerofEwington , and rrprPsr•nlatlvl's of Columbu s & Is In It s final stages bu t no tim e Edith Smith of Nappanee, Ind.; 0 Leary, Versai lles. Ky. ; a sisSo uther n Ohio Elec t r ic and teiC'· slot has been set on when t hree grandchildren , 19 greatter, Mrs. Mary ,Jones of Warvision tpchnlri<rns to di scuss the co nst ruction of the nPw fac i lity gra nd children and Ill stepgrandwood, W.Va. ; and two step sons. fea sibilit y of the vlli(rgr devPi opwill get underway . · children; four brothers, Wendell J ames Di ehl of Pom eroy and ln~ an alt<'fnat ivc to the cabiP Co uncilman sa'tt crflcld led t he Geor~e of Bidwell, Roy George of Earl Diehl of South Charleston. tel rvlslo n se r vice now prov ided commend ations of council to Bill Mansfi eld, Don George of Lan Serv ices will be held at 2 p .m . by th cCo nso litlatrd Communl ca · Durst and the street workers and cas ter and Clinton George of Wednesday at the Corpus Christi . tlons Group. ln f'.. at Point Catholic Church In Warwood . In Dispatcher Roberta Dalley for E wlngton ; and a sister, Larylcn Plcnsa nl. an excellent job In h andlin·~ the Russell of Columbus. lieu of flower s fri ends may given Coun<' ll au thorlzr d t hnt pa y He was preceded In death by to the Corpu s Chri st Ca tholic snow probl ems during the heavy rnt·nt of $1o ami hour to cac·h of storm whi ch hit the community three brothers and thr~ sisters . Church In her memory. weekend before last. . ~ two cmp lo,1·ees ll'hO will condu ct a su r vr)· to d<'t<'t' rninr what the Attending the meeting were village will get In to In using Ma yo r Hoffm a n . C l er k Whitewall . Price utlli1,1' pelt' s for thr rcqulred Treasurer Jon Buc k , and Coun· wirin g of an ul tcnw tivr l'able ell men Sa tterfield, Gilmore, Wil P155/80R13 IPirv lslo n system . 'l'hP polt•s hold liam Wal ters. Jam es Clatworth v Pl65/BOR13 r!Pctrl cal nnd tcl cphom· wires and Dewey Horton . · Ohio Lottery Cincinnati· • advances into No. 1 position Daily Number 567 PICK-4 4667 -Page 4 Sale confirmation action filed • Vot.36, No.24t ' Copyrighted t987 • Court i.swes marriage rr;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. lean Up Ohio Hair-a·th(m .~et Thur8day Middleport to submit RUTLAND TIRE SALES '8 ~~~~n~~f~~~~~~<'~~~ ~~~~v~~~;,~ miNO "OU THERE SAFEL"" LOWEST PRICES ON PASSENGER CARS AND LIGHT TRUCK TIRES Dirhl cHA OE OVER sP'EC lA' L ti;;~;~;;;~;;;;;;;;;~~;~~ r--------:.....__________. .: ____ ECOIIDMY Dine out ..• at home I Daily slock prices ( 1\ s of 10::!11 a.m.) Pro•ldcrl hy Blunt. Ellis & Lot•wl FIUM Amer ican F: lert ric Prkt• Powrr .. .. ............... ........... : . 2!P,~~ AT&T . "" " ... " "" . " .." " " . "" 24 I " Ashland 011 ...................... .. 59V. Bob E~· ans Farms ............ ,.25' '• Char ming Shoppes ............ .. 2:; '• Fed era I MoguL ............... ... 4 2 '~ P185/80RI3 P195/75R 14 P205/7SRI4 P215/75R15 P225/75R15 P235/75R 15 I Goodyear Tire & Rubber ... .........................!i8·Jk Heck 's Inc ........................... 4 ~> Ll mlted Inc ... ..... .. .. ...............41 Multimedia Inc ...................... 55 Rax Res taurant s...... ...... ...... 5% Robbins & M yers .... .. .. ........ ll f. Shoney 's Inc ........ .. ............. 29 ' Wendy 's Inti .......... .... .. ..... ..10% Worthington Industries ..... ............. .. ....... 19'\l $36.50 38.00 41.26 44.95 46.00 50.00 53.00 66.98 • Low-priced • All Season • Two-steel belts PRICES END 4 /30/ 87 STUDDED TIRES MUST BE OFF BY COUPON HEARING TESTS IN MEIGS COUNTY Free Electronics hearing tosts will be given by Bellone Hearing Aid Center at DR. RANKIN PICKENS' OFFICE 509 SOUTH THIID AVENUE-MIDDLEPORT THURSDAYI APIIL 16 FROM 9:00 TO 12:00 (NOON) TESTS. WILL BE !:ltV EN BY A LICENSEQ HEARING AtO SPECIALIST. IArwo''" who has trouble hearing or ufleletltancling C011vers1tion is invited to • frN hearing taSI to &H If thll P!Vbltm Clft bt helped! Bring tnls coupon you for ycM FREE HEARING TEST 01 leo watue. Adutta only. Pltllt. COME IN WITH COUPON FOR TEST Stop in and stt for yourself ••• the most btau· tlful styles and colors. . Starting at $49900 <S pc. Mtl WITH THE PURCHASE Of TWO NEW nRES WE'U CHANGE YOUR SNOW TIRES, ROTATE AND INSPECT AU IRAIES AT NO CHARGE. VISA MASTEICARD . POMEROY HOME & AUTO 600 E. Main St. •FrH . Delivery •FrH Parking Open Daily 9 to 5 Mon. &Fri. ht I 4/ 15/ 87 Pomeroy, Oh. 992-2094 · Third at OIMt, Gelllpolil 448·3045 \ AUGNM£NT - Most Can - $14.50 2 Sections, 14 Pages 25 Cents · A Multtmedia Inc, Newspaper . said he has bet•n checking Into rented office space and the lowest price he could find wa s $100 a month, including utilities . However, since chamber does not have a large budget on which to operate, the office will proba· bl)' be moved, at least temporar· lly and at no cost, to an upstairs room of Pomeroy 's Bank One or to the Meigs County Museum. In other business, chamber passed a resolution , similar to one passed Tuesday morning by .. the Pomeroy Merchants llssocia· lion . asking Pomeroy Village to be enforce litter fines. It was announced thai Terf'sa Crisp and David Harris are the winners of chamber's contest to find photographs to be repro· duced as post cards . Crisp's photo wa s of Pomeroy at night and Harris' was of th e civil war statue at the courthouse. Both winners will receive $00 savin gs bonds. · . It was also announced that the ' By NANCY YOi\CHAM Sentinel Starr Writer What do you do If you 'r e out of work and can't find a job, or you have · a job that you're unhappy with and you'd like to make a change? Situations like these can seem hopeless. But personnel with Gallla·Meigs Community Action Agency's .JTPA (Job Training Program Act) program have some suggestions which could lead to happier. more fulfilling lives for a lot of Individuals. So confident Is .JTPA ofthrlr ·ability to aid people searching ·' lor jobs , that they have hired a marketing specia list , Gall Horton of Athens. to promote the .ITPA program and the program's ability to measure the skills and talents of job- see kers through a computerized assessment process, thus channeling job-seekers to appropriate careers . According to Horton. the computPrized assessment is now available to any ,JTPA qualified individual and will cVPntually be made available to th P business commun ity as a whole'. "To test thP water.s " of making the program ava ilabl e outside the standard JTPA guid<'linrs. a four -s ess ion comm universi t y workshop through Ohio Universi ty Is starting this Saturday, at a cost of $30 per person. plus S2o to the instructor for I he cost of testing and assessments. Th<" limited class is nearly filled . Explains Michael Blla of JTPA , the workshop will help adults discover the transfera · ble value of current skills, aptitudes and interests. Blla and Robert Moffat , both professional vocational assess ment counselors, will use the vocation assessment lnstru· ment SAGE (System for As· sessment and Group Evaluation) to measure aptitudes ,of workshop participants. SAGE Is the same tool us~d to measure aptitudes of JTPA participants. 1 With SAGE, the JTPA prollram has t.he ability to carry o\Jt a total vocational assess· rrlent of an indi;'ldual. Testing Is conducted In 11 aptitude areas, Including language, mat h. general intelligence and motor coordination . Spe· clallzcd machines arc used to measure ability In the different categories. and according to Horton, the whole process ca n be " quite fun." Then, in a matt<'r of a few hours, the assessment ca n be compiNrd and the Information made available to thP individual. · According to Hila. even the college educated sometimes think they ' ve tied themselvPS to a particular segment o_f the job market. He says people ran get Into career s "b:v rhance or by choice" and that JTPA be· KOKOMO. Ind . tUP ii -Au thorities found fake dynamite In th<' . home of an accused LSD dealer killed bv a bomb he smuggled into. courthouse, and thr man's neighbors wcrr evacu at<•d as palter searched for more explosives today . A flurry of bomb thrPat s followed the explosion that klllrd one person and injured six Tuesday at. the Howard Cou nty Co urthouse . Authorities searched for explosives In six buildings . The Chrysler plant where the suspect had worked was br!Pfly evacuated as policP looked for bombs. A four -block area around the TESTING CAN BE FUN The SAGE (System for As.'leSsment and Grbup Evaluation) Is tht• L'Ore of th<• compulerbed joh "''""""ment offered by the Gallla-Melgs Communlly Action Agency . Here, ,JTPA personnt•l Valerie ,Jeffet'11, seated, and Gall Horton and Mi chael Blla, have fun demonstratlnJ: one of the tL'St machines which comprises SAGE. Bila L~ "profeHslonal vocallonai!ISsessmenl counselor with ,J'fPA. Horton, a markellng speelallst, WIIH hired rrccnlly lo promote ,ffpA and Its loh a.~sessment capahllltles and "lo get lh<• word out to lhe public." Assrssmt•nt procedures are conducted at the Pomeroy olflc<• of lhe Gallla·Melgs Community Action i\gcncy . llevps " by choice" Is by tar t Me bes t way to c hoo~c a ca rcccr . nita says there ar~" lot of people in the area th at arc " under, over or wrongfully · employed.'' Rlla, Horton. and defendant's house trailer In Mar· Robert Gray . 37. wa s fre e on ion, 2!i miles cast of Kokomo, was bond on two count s of dealing In evacuated Tuesday nigh) at the th£' hallucinogen LSD and sche· r~uest of U.S. Bureau of Alro· duled for trial Tuesday aft er noon hoi, Tobacco and Firearms . when he brought the bcmb into agents so they could search for the Howard County Courthouse explosives. In a brle(case. Kokomo Police Grant Count y Sheriff Ron Sgt. James Ludlow said. : Mowery said bcmb-snlfflng dogs The bcmb exploded abcut 2 smelled explosives at the trailer. p.m . In thP third -floor office ol but a search rPvcaled only a Sheriff J.D. Beatty, kllllnl! Gray dummy device m ade of fakl• and rocking the courthouse and dy namite and a timer. nearby buildings In downtown Authorities were still checking Kokomo, Ludlow said. Co urt for explosives and evidence early hou se windows shattered and todav , and.lt was not kRown when workers fled Into the str<'ets. the ~elghbors would be allowed State pollee Cpl .. Jeff Stinson to r<'lurn home. Indiana State said au thorities appare'ntiy wcrr Pollee Cpl. Pat O'Connor said. suspicious of Gray's briefcase and took the suspect to th e sheriff' s office to examine it. Th e office is ncar the courtroom where a jury was Impaneled earlier In the da y for Gray's trial. Howard County prosecutor Jim Andrews said he believed Gray acted alone in the bcmblng. Following the courthouse exEmptoymt·nt of a· second full -time psychologist for the Melp;s plosion, at least six Kokomo Count y sc hools was discussed at Monday night 's meetln!( of the buildings, tncJudlnl( the Chrysler -Meigs County Board of Education . plant where Gray worked, reThe r·es i!(nat~ons of three part -lime psychologists, Dr . ceived bomb threats . author ities said. No explosives were found In Roberta Brooks, Christopher Koven and Martha Seott were accepted . It was noted that several applications for the full-time searches of the buildings . position arc on hand with Interview~ to begin soon. There.were conflicting report s The board modified the approprlaflons to Include some new about whether the bomb was detonated, was on a time( or money from the state to be used tor teacher development. Current!~· 17 teachers and three administrators are taking a exploded when someone tried to computer course at Ohio University under that pro~<tram. open the briefcase. An appropriation to pay for a new photocopy machine was State pollee Sgl. Fred Biggs made and the board approved a course of study tor distributive said the courthouse was evacueducation taught by John Blaetlnar al Meigs High Sehool. ated and sealed otr after the Next meeting will be ~eldon May 11, a changdrom the usual bomb went oft. meeting time. Attending were Harold Roush, president; Oris · Officials at St . Joseph·Hospital Smith, vice presldellt; Robert Burdette. Harold Lohse and said Beatty was the most se· Virgil King, members, and John Reibel, 'superintendent. rlously Injured, with burns over 25 percent of his body. cuts and Board studies hiring of 2nd psychologist cham ber sponsored Derby Day dlnn0r-dance will be held Ma y 2 at Royal Oak Resort. Tickets for the dance and chi cken dinner will be $20 per co uple. Volunteers to work the welcoming and clean up committees aa·e still needed Nease sa id . Speaklnl( briefly to chamber was Cathy Wood, hired. by the Meigs Board of Mental Rctarda · t ion! Developmental Disabilities to a new program to ass ist mentally handica pped workers in finding co mmunit y jobs . Wood . was accompanied by Sandy Halfhill . who will al so be working with the program. Main speaker for the meeting was Peter Hutchins, admlnlstra• tor of Care Haven, of Point Pleasa nt , W.Va . Hutchins out· lin ed th e nursing care available at hi s facilit y, including longterm and short-term care, day care and tet·mtnal rare. He al so made compa ri sons of Oh lo and 1Continued on Page 8) . Shultz • carries weapons proposal Helping· residents find the right job is program's goal . Senrice.s Thursday :m enttne , Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio. Wednesday, April 15, 1987 By N.ANCV VOACHAM commissioners, said this morn· Sentinel Slalf Wriler . ing that the state examiners Pomeroy Chamber of Comarrived Monday and that the merce Is looking for new office commissioners had no accepta· space. ble space where they could begin Chamber President Bill NE>ase working. If the commissioners do reported in Tuesday 's regular . not provide appropriate space meeting that the county commis- Immediately, the examiners will sioners have asked chamber to have to rent space, and the vacate their office on the ground county will be charged for the floor of the co urthouse by Thurs· rent. day. in order to make room for Chamber has occupied the ,courthouse office rent-free for state examiners. Mary Hobstetter , clerk lor th e the pa st several years. Nease Raymond C. Weekend rePival . • Pomeroy Chamber searches for · new office Three couples file for divorce M HS alumni group meet.~ tonight at y .' Showers and thunderstorms tonight, with ' a low tonight hetween 43 and 50. O<:caslonal rain Thursday, with highs hetwe.•n 55 and 60. The proba· hlllty of precipitation Is 80 percent tonight and Thursday. th e rest of the .ITPA crrw arc hop In~ mor~ and more lndlvld· ual s with job-related prob· tern s can benefit from the computer ized assessmPnt of· fered through .JTPi\ . Ill OHIO ~ lndiana...,....s tOO UPI GraphiC BOMB EXPLODES - i\ , hpmh t•xplodt•d In the •bcrlfl's office of the tounly courthouse In Kokomo, Ind., on Tuc•day . (UP IJ other Injuries: He was tra nsf erred to Methodis t Hospital In Indianapolis, about 00 mil es south of Kokomo. MOSCOW (UPII Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbach~v told Secretary of State George Shultz he Is willing to ~llmlnate shorter· range nuclear missiles - lnclud· log battlefield miss iles- as part of an agreement to remove medium -range nuclear missiles In Europe. Shultz, who met with Gorba· chev for 4 ~ hours Tuesday, was to Oy to Brussels, Belgium, toda y to brief the NATO allies on hi s three da ys of talks with Soviet officials. The Tass news agency said Gorbachev, during · his meellnl't with Shultz, expressed "read!· ness to record lrt an agreement on medium-range missiles the So· viet Union's obllgallon' to eliminate Its shorter-ranl(e missiles In Europe within a relallvely short and clearly defi ned time frame." The. news agency quoted Gor· bachrv as suggesti ng elimin ation of shorter -range missiles In Europe might be accomplished "within a vear." Thr Soviet leader took his proposal a step further by cu lling for elimination of bat tlefield tactical nu clea r missiles - In wh ich the Sov iN bloc arsenal outnumbers NATO's by a o-·1· ratio . " What are you afraid of," Gorbachev wa s quoted as asking Shultz Tuesday . "We arc for a rella ble ugre<>ment with the most s trln~tent and all -embracing con trol. " State Department spokesman Charles Redman characterized the Shuit z-Gorbachev meeting In a briE'f sta tem ent as "very Geor~e Shult:r. ' . Intensive, serious and business like." He sa id the two men sP.4in a "considerable amount of tlrn~ : · discussi ng lnt ermedlat e· i'ange missiles but refused to provide further details. Tass said Gorbarhev called for stringen t verification or any agreement - Including mutual Inspection '!everywhere: an the sites of the missiles dismantling, on the sites or their eli mination, at ran~tcs and military bases, Includin g thosC' In third coun tries. at depots and plants, whether prlvaiP or s tate owned.'' But the Soviet leader had a warning for Shult z abcut th ~ St rateglc Defense I nltla t IV(' the "S tar Wars" defen se against balllst I<' missiles . Tas s quoted him us telling Shultl that If the United States bl•glns to deploy sul'h a sys tem, "There will be no agrecmen t ·of any kind on strategic offensive armaments . "If you Ioree us. the respons~ to Snt on our part will .be asy mmet rical. It will not ncccs'· sarlly romP from spare, and will trda r less cxpenslvP. Howl:'ver , a V<.'ry danger ous situation will rmrrgr as a result," Gorba<' h~v sa id . Council approves salary increases An ordln'a nee w ovldlng for Incr eased pa y fo r town ofllrlal s and employees next year wa s given a firs~ readi ng wh r·n Racine VIllage Counrll met In regular session Monday . New sa laries set up In the• ordinance Include: ma yor, $fifl0 annuall y: c icrk -trc _ as urrr. $4,800; marshal , $4,171;; street co mmlsslonPr , $Jl ,(K)(I plu s has p! · tallza tlon; co uncil member s, new term . $16 per month for meet ings attended: board of public affa ir s, $16 per month for m ce tln~s att ended: billing and collecting agent, $70 a month ; fire chief , $100 annually. Clerk ,Jane Beeglr presented a •·ommunlrat ion from Prosc•rul· ing Att orn ey F red Crow I II In regard to " n Ohio at tornc•.v general' s op inio n. Th l' opinion stat es that " v illage marshal ra nnot scrv<· " ' a deputy " hr•rttf In th e cou nl,l ' In whi('h th e vi ll a ~<' Is IOl'a tPd . Co un ci l p:r s,t·d " t'••su lulion rcl nsta t lng .In•· Kirby as rn a r., l! a,t effective ApritJ :, <~ftl'r Kl rb_v hud earlier rcslgtH 'fl. Kirb.v 's six· month probationary term will start again on April t:> . T hr pollee-fire com mitt c•r uf C'CJu ndl will submit u j"IJ drs<'r lpt lon and duties at the• n<·xt mert lng of co uncil . 1Cnn t inurd on Pa g(' ~ 1 ,.•• ' Ferry may operate again Thursday_~ A broken propeller put a stop to plans of resuming Pomeroy's ferry service earlier In the wee k. However, ferry operator Darrell ROd!(Cr has l eased another boat and may be ba ck In oper ation Thursday . , Rodger's wife. Marcia, said this morning that a blade on one or the boa t~' two propellers became tarlg)IXJ In debris from the recent high water and broke. The couple knew ' of a marina· In Duffy, Ohio, so they made a trip 'there and luckily, were able to lease another boat. " We were very for tunate," sa id Mr s. Rodger . The boat Is now In Pom eroy and as soon as It ca n be hitched Into place, and th e landings reworked somewhat , the ferry will be back In business. " Hope· fully by tomorrow ," Mrs. Rodger commented. · Now the beat with th e broken prop will ha ve to be drydocked for repair. Because It · is a two-propeller boat, It ma y take some time to find a matching propeller, Mrs . Rodger sai d. Her hu sband has a !ready been In touch with a Wisconsi n firm which ma y hm ·p the proprllrr hr need s. .··~ In a r!'luted matt er , eon 1 id rumors th ut 'r-rtous proble ms !iJ tl)c Pomeroy ·Mil sO n brldl! <' huv6 been dlscov ert•d and the st rQi,~ ture Is not rl ·palrablr. Krh~)· Buckley, Ohio Departmen l :o1 Transport atlon supervisor, I'll'; ported Monda.\' that co nstrur!lq~ Is proc eeding on schcdul<' an~ ,that crews arc now workltj~ ar o9nd the cloc k. Buckley said ~.o unexpected problems have bl'jlli ,. found . ·· ,..,,..y . • �·c ommentary Real name for surrogacy_ _____;__S_ar_ah_O_v_er_.~tr_e(_'l Ill f,ourt Street J Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED 'FO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~lb ' CS!m~ rn.._.t'--.,~d.~ ~v ROBERT L. WINGETI Pu hils her p ,\T WHITEHEAD Assistant Puhllsher/Controller BOB HOEFLICH General Manager AM EM IJER or Th<' Unit ed Press In ternational, Inland Dally Press A ssocia ti on and thP Amer ican Newspaper Publishers Assocratlon. . . I undersland I he . pa1n of chtldlessness Forge! lhr old femm isl flghl with lh<' word in favor oflhe more upbeat "rhi ldfrer "' OK, r am c hildfr0e. I am .15 years olcJ , happl' Jnd "childfrrc "'Ther e is sllil an ac he tha t doPsn' l go awa1, a w1sh 10 touch 1he head of m y ow n10 year old daugh ter . to watt hI he Litllr L0ague rxplmls ol mv own 6-1car-old son. lhal 'rdurr a II I hl' t rPndv WOJ ds of 1he women's magazin es lo a 1rash h••ap In thosl'rmply mom<'JII S. I am chJidless. I also understand the grief and fru srrat ton of In fen IItty. though I realize that for some, the daJiy ltmbo of lhermomelers and charts and expC'nsi1e ovulalion prediction k1ls goes on for \Cars I 've seen rouplr>s whose whole Jives revolved around 1h0ir wish lor chlldrPn No pri ce seems too steep to end This wantm g When I he first surroga l r molh· Nhood cases h1l lhe medi.1. I admll I was tnlf·Jgurd Th alfirsl •·xample I saw was thl' slOT\' of rwo s1s trrs. on(' with rh rldren and th e othrr childless. The ' slstN l r:TTEHS OF' OPI NION are v.elcomv /'hey 'should IX' l ~s th<tn JCKI words lnng All l1 1 tf'r ~ art• su tlj Pc tt o rd Il ing and /11..lsr I>P signed wllh name address and tl•li1JhfJII l' numOPr No unslgnld lett ers "A-Ill bf' p1: bll~hed Lell ers should b(> In s.:ood l astP , . •dth ('s .~l ng l~ su eS, no! personatlrlcli. with children offered to be msemtu~led wilh her SISter' s husband's sperm, and lhen g ive the child Ia I he child less eou pie al bJrth TV ca mera s rffOJ"ded The bJrth as t he sister givi ng birlh . cried oul. "There's your baby! There's your baby!"' and lhr ch ildless sister wept wilh joy and lov<' for her sis ter. It was onP of thP mosT mov ing pterrs of l el ev islon l'vp c1·cr sren Lalcr. in her hospital room. lhP birth mother b0am!'d at the slsler she' d JU SI pr<'srnted w tth u bab1· and sa id, "I ncvN I hou ghI of 1! as I I - · - - -- +---' April.,s the month for "taxmas~ \ I ...' ---- 1 I I I I I T - - - -t ' I :!;.;:~~;;;,; - t - - - • : I llv UH 'K \H:s'l' I Wi\SIII NGTON 1 UP J1 - Along w1th ' obtn< anrJ U/lst•asonahl<· wPai he•. A pi il also iJJ· ing< us w hJ t IS km,wn in somP II & R.. BJock CJH!c·ps as --- - J I " 1 ~J Xm i.l s." Shukc!-: pC'~rn • nr\'f't Wtll ned u ~ .rhoul Apt il l r1 hut l hC'n hr nP\'I't p.Ji<l lrwomf' liJX( 'S in th(' Unil cdStc.rT(•!-; JI<Jcl hPf'Vfll' go ltPn rross wr srw llh thP lnll ·rnal H<·VPnLH' Sc•I'VJ( l'. lht• tmm o riU I ilard might halo fi 'J:Wl'ti('d lhf' micldiP of /\prll <J S morr• dang('lfiU" lhc~n lhP illrs of Mdl'C'Il 1\nyw.Jy. tl Is l illl wuli to'" ' 1s1nn Marv and .l osPph lra vrling lo Bdhl t'lwm to o~ltl'nd i.l 'i<' minar on l;.tX lf'IOI m · · inl'ldr•n iall l . as 11oil!'r l Orbl'n. ,, formrrWhlf<' llou sr' P''rchwt Jl e•. ·point "' out. fh (· rt~ is no It u1h to lhP rum or thut th i~.; ,H' ar 's tux refund s a1 ,. iJPin g p.ilclll'lt h l ra nldn mon<'.' ' !lui you p< olwbil d1dn '1nc.'d lo worry about tll n t If d forr{gn curTf'tlr 'V wrr r· Ill\ oh ('<1. it pr <•sumablv would b1 • well jau nc.lrn •cl in Sll'lss u.utk .1 r·roun1 s IJI'ioJP bPing p.1sseu dlong lo lhr /\mPnro~n l,rxj)d\('J , " I just IHlJW mv 1r· l u ml In v. hdlf'vrr ( u r r t'O('V l'Ome.., b('ion • m v son· s W<'ddln g, 0011 st' h<'dU il'd lo iakP pl.l(•p ''"' ly 111 lhP summe1. 1 mu sl N.r v, howr•\'(' 1. Thill Ill( • parrnts of m ,\ p!O!-ipPf'll\(' daughtrt ·in -la '' IHJVP \\ 0 1 k1 d ou t .1 '01 v (•qu 11.1 biP lrrtd n<"wl wT.rn ,I~Wmcnl. 'J"hp\''n• lo p:11 all thr cosiS fo1 thP wPddmg cr·J<•monv and I 'm to hJr r• !11(' Jll Of(' SSIUIIdl m OUI'nl ' /' S. T . r.xp.l\1 '1~ c·.n1 1 ''"'II hold ( 'orrgrf's "' l<.'"pon sit)l (\ l or thr n<•Y. W-·1 fJJJ m . Somt•o ne a I t h•• II !S d1 c•a mPd 1h.1 1 UJl Or 0l s0 had a n Jghf mar0 I t \\a ~ . hOVd '\' l' t . Cu rrg ii 'S:-. that C"fl.IC' t('d thPlflgi 81atinn ~ Ptl r n g up ""' 11·fn1 m, whl1 ·h thd """V "1111 m.1111 lax shrllt•rs and prollabl v n·ntl< •rt•d iJHipPr.i il l 't' lh1 • pi.Jn of flJif' Lowd01 milk . Jwad ol a nalton:;l SiJ II'I\ o r g.r rr tt. al ru n , fu r IHkmg C'arP of l ilt' hn m<'lrs s. It \\.1 ~ l.owdrrmilk 's idl'd 1o ll uusl' lhl 'm in laX shf' IIC't s 1\ lol of slwl tv l !-i u lt <."ilth s1oo<l 1•mpty. o f cou1St'. ubdmlum•U bv l.txpm l'l ~ wlto n r1 lungrr luuml tlwm usdul. fl rr.mainrd. how£1\'(' 1', Jor· t.r x rrrormto "' .rdH'u l l' ~ h r lh•r s in wholes<.~ I(' lot~ . What rs lll'('lll'tl IW \\. I slloulclthlnk ls ._Jn l'!'i ttm :r i P of how murh rf wuuhl {'tJS I !lw gm r1 nnwnt to n 's flliP lh<' s hc lf< 'l's for thP homcJpss 1\ s l.mHkrmtl k nO! I'd . onc·c· llw "sir I'C1 Pt'O]Ji l'" ha \'r bPPn U< 'l OllllllOdi!!l 'll. ' I'Villlj.!t 'l\t dltHtaiOJlllh S ('\ I'I)Wht' I'P" C'OU ]CI I t'S Umr :"UI'h "no1rn.ll · :ll'll\ !l iPS .~s 1 r <.~nsrn itli ng di\'inC' mPssugrs drHilng w llll " (]Jug .: rdtlktlon . rnor.d turpi tude. bla{'km,nl il Od 'flut'king' q>J( 'dl'IH 'I .., l ; m ~.:, ljJI ;r lms1i!l · 1\' prog r am takf'OV<'l l " l.rm·dc,r·mt lk h,ts prnposr'd " " ~ · lor 1.! pl :m " unth'l' whtC'h anvonr ·\\ !1o pro\ lclt·tl rnotl .tnd lodgr ng rot drs1ltu lr JlPI sons fr11 tv. o mOnths \\ ould IJj l l'l rgt l)ll ' lot .1 11 I'll I Il l' veu r ol 1\IX ·frrr ill< omP. J'rn 1101 sun · lax s ht · l 1( ' 1 ~ could lJl' li xt•( ] up to huncll£' thP lodgl nj;! .ifu •.\ pt •nsl\ t'l \ hut al llht ',\' would llf'Pcl. ._ippdi'Pnll\ , .1rr bPd i.O . ., As f 111 lnnd .1 qut•t •Jl ol 1-'IUIH'l' m l~ h1 Sd \ ' " ]('11hPm N llloop hoiPs .' j ut! \\ O!!ld notlw so unff•t • lm ~: • Sunw ol r llos~ · \11opholi•s, I unckrst.1ml. t.rs tr o~w fu l :t nd c~n · f1 iglt1fulh l.tltt 1 1lrll g Letter to the Editor C('lehrnt i ng 1he Tlw E {1 ~ fl' l' " ' '~' so n I" upon u"' .t.(gU i n L.t s1 \ t\ 11 OUl ('hUl'('h 1- llll' lt·rl.t 11.uli tlu nth.tll hoppwlll tll '\ <'I' f' IH l. T o t'l'l ('iJr .t It' I ht • 11nw qur l .onl n rosf' from lht ' 1-( I.J\t' , t, ,. tt.t \ ' (' .111 dllnl~ht tw mn sin g. \' ou 1P:iill tl ou'i h:11·•· lo sial' "" night ll 'till d011 I\\ .tnl1o I .rclrnr t ) h. ltl lt J t OIW' lHlllW a1 '\ ,! .Ill . \aS I \'t' al' , or t'l lit' 1.11 1 it" h't 'lJ 111 lh«' 'pt '" ' : Our churt'lr w. t ~ so p.t('k t'cllh.t1 all 1ht' Su nd11 ,. st· llno l moms wc•t'C' full .nul ~woph • '' l'r r• s1 tJncling)'\'f'J'\ pi.H'<' < ;os pf'l g r oups r .tm f' fr om all -.11 ouml to join !h(• pr\tl sc• illC'l'll ng II \'Oll .tre 1111! ]Ml l Of il ~~ oup . IIHI s till w.w l 10 s in g n mr (ii\'OI'il t' sung, I 'm su n • \'Ill! will ~n :Today > > I I I I - - + • I -~TAAL-8R.rm ·~ ·!:.>Tw. '.!NC,NNIJl ttr;;, I 'J.• f!. - ~ : -~-- ' I - .. I I I ' ---I I --- -- --- RURAL A~RI(AN PATC'HWQR!t m y baby." 1 can't claim any early in sight regarding surrogal e mother· hood, how0vc•r. and I'm not proud · of I hal I'm afraid this Is one ' insl ance whPrP well-c rafted vi- · deo lcfl me w11h a lump In my throal wli hout provokmg the lhoughl good JOurnalism is supposed 10. I didn"l begin 10 have naggmg doubts aboullhewisdom of lhe arrangement unlit I saw some of the surroga te mother s who wrrc unrrlaled to the adoptive pa renl s - lhr surra· · gal es doing il for money lnl er viewpd on tclevJslon, They dJdn ' l seem nearly so sur,e about I hei r decisions as the aforementi oned sJSi crs had. I gol the same feeling I had when Gar>· Dotson and Cathleen Crowell Webb were hiltmg I he lalk shows discussing Crowell's recanla I ion of her rape charge a!(a inst-Dolson· I've see n more convi ncing speec hes from th e anima10d J'O bol s at fl1sncyland. Bu ! I slill couldn 'l pmpoml m y un0a sin ess until the Baby M rase broke. Throughout lhr weeks of arrusa1ions and rounter accusal ion s, lhr rev£>lations of Mary Belh Whilehead's emoIJohal problems und the lense cmononless baby-buying of the Slcrns· .contract, I slarted looking for som eon0 lo note lhat we have adopTed the prac tice of a chi ld-selling and are just now bcgmning to take et hical slack of 'il. No one mentioned I his. as If to calli he praclir0 by it s name was embarrassing in lighl of the unrrittcal welcome we gave surrogaiP molhrrlng in the press. :;oo Tump.J improvemeniS shou ld be mad e 111 ma nagement of the sprcta l awards. H0 ~oled ou l $1.1. 1 million worth in 198i-Rri Th0 agencv's budgrl for Jhose 1110 )'!'ars was ju sl lrss lhan $.'!0 million. Thr agency "has us0d sra J'CP federal . funds on pr OJCCI ' taihPr common and oflrn cos ily." lhe Inspector general repor ted. " and artlviriPs that, in munv in stanel's. duplicalcd eslablished programs " An rxamp l0 ciiPd b) lhe mspcrtor genera l Involved a proposa l by Richardson Go o· zal cs Ia make a speciJI award of $20:1,427 lo a Sherman Oaks. Ca lif. . company , 1\RVCO. lo provide sPrvlces lhP inspector ge n<' ra I sa id essPnfia ll \' thr sa mr "' those alrradv pro1~ Jde d b> a mino1 it\ rrnl <' l' In th f' arPi:l. bPhtnd fo ur oth0 r upplira nts ,\RVCO was also id0n l lfil•d 1n J n affidavll b1 MRDA 's Sa n Fra nl'isro rpg io na l dlrt' Ci or as om• of lh!' groups I hal bt•npfi!Pd lrom Rlchatd so n Gonza lrs ' a iIPg-rd usc of ag0nc) gran ts as a Republican Pa1 II Jtammg iooL Th0 head of lh e compa nv, 1\ .R. Vi llalobos. Is promln enl in 1he California GOP Ht' t'Ou ld nol br rPa r hPd for romm<•nt. Ric'hardson Gonzalc"' wllhdn•w his awa rd of a.sper1ul gran t to ARVCO afl0r the insp0rt ot gPncral' s obj('c tion s_ But smrC' lhrn lhe proposJ I has bren rt'-submillJ•d wilh whut the In· spPPtor grncJ al ronsidrrs only on0 mdj oJ r han g0: " $90.1kl0 inc·rpasP m t hP amount For the futUJ'(', !hP illSJ)<'CIOJ genNal r!'rommendrd lh at thP Minori11 Businrss Dc,rlopmrnl /\grnry sr't up ~~ IC'V lC'\\ panrl to "'Thl' dll'l'Cior' s rcromm<'nda· t1on wa s PSp<'ciallv di strrssi ng hrcausP th(' rprlpif'nl ma v not ha vp bPl'n lhP best qualifi ed firm to manu g~ lhr pro]Pc t." I he in spPr tor grnrral wrotr In un t•arllrr compel ilion to -ru n a minorit ~ liC'VP lopmC'nl r <·nh •r , hC' explalnl'd. ARVCO had finl shPd pass JUclgm<·nt on pmposed sp<'· CJdl awJrds bdorC' thf'y un• so n! to the dirrr tor for app1oval Tht' ugPnC)' should be more Sl'lrrl lvc· In thr gran1s it hc.rm.l s ou1 . the 1nsprrtor gr n<'r,Ji wurnrd . ()[ lh0 F• spt•ria l pro· j('C'I~ his tnVPs l i~ators stucl iC'd, gf't to do it We· h <.Wl' no progr£J m to go hy ,, nd jusI lrt the Holy S!Jlrit htlVP Hi s w,l\· This ~~('ar 11 will bP hl'ltl al I he Ru llnnd Clvie Crnirl on Fridel)' nlghl. April Iii h. clue to such u ltu gc crowd ant 1 \\" w , 1 n1 r' Pr~·o n P to ha vr a ~f \ 1 I PI('IISP euml' and wo•:ship with us and ]{'I u s sharC' lh<' IOVC' !hu t r ;od ga\·e us. !)on'J for!(rl Sunri se st•r' \'leP. If 'uur c hurr h dors not lluvc one- you iH£1 w 0lromr to wo1 ship with us lll I he Rutland rrt't'll' Ill Rap I isI Cl1u1 r h ai6a m . It Is such a bru ultfulllmr to gel up nnd pl'ai sr God in fht' wec hours of lhr· morning lie loves us Doll\ Woods ' NE WTON . Mass. - 1\ddress- havr ovrrt<-~krn thf' v irP p1 £'lSItng the l.int·oln flay fll nner den!. In I owa . where I he srlcr· sponsored by the New lon Repub lion proreS< begins rar ly nexl lie an Club In I his Boslon subu r b, yea• . a recrnl poll rondurt<'d bv Sen. Robrrl Dolt• r ecounls his lhe Drs Moi nes Regi SJrr ~lvrs mPP!Jng wllh " group of furiou s flole a .n -2R lr"d over Bush farmers In I he Kan sas agrirultu In Nrw Hampshire. whos!' n •l rnmmuntlv 'or Colby early primary follows I owa's Th!'lr Jngrr showrd on lhen· prN·inrt raurus0s . Bu sh has lh<' facrs, and lhP lmmedlale obj ect supporl of of Republica n Gov . of their fury w.~s apparcnl f•·om John Sunu nu. bul flote says h0 I he sl ark. lw o-word legend cmb- will gel Rcpublkan Sen. Warren la zo nr<l on their ba s!'ball rap s. Rudman's endors!'ment "whr· "DUMP flOU:." II read nrvrr hr drrldt•s the lime Is " I pul 'em down li S undP· •·Jght. " flolr could also gain lhe l'ided," quipped Jhe Kansas barking of Republican &n. Gor· Rf'publiean . He grinned , and the don J . Humphrey. aud lencr roa red wi th laughlrr 1\nor her outspoken conserva Thut anrcdole. whirh I hr se na · tive , Sen. Jesse Helm s, R·N .C.. tor I'(IC'Ounrs a! vlrlutllly every offered hi s unrxpecldely lavish appeara nce he mak!'s lhese praise for flole In a recent days . Is more lhan a speech· interview with the Charlolle ojX'nlng cro\1 d-plrasrr (N.C. I Observer · II also lllustrales thC' grllty ''Bob Dole has been marvelous dclermlnallon of a rompulslvely In his cooperatian, not only with compellli1•e pollltcwn who Is lh<' me but with !he conserva!lvP only presidential candidate in group In !he Senale ... On top of either· parjy to register any th ai. Bob Dole Is a very good slgnlflcanl popularll~ increase In prrson. Hl' ha s never defauiled months. on one promise or rommilmcnl. Vice President Bush. the apH~ has alwa ys been helpful. and 1 parenT leader In lhe contest for lhlnk the ronservallves i n gennext yea r's Republican pl·eslden - eral are gral eful to him ... lial nomlnallon. ha s been hurt by Dolt'. known by both admirers the Iran-Contra scandaL He ha s and del ractors as a driven man. been stagna nt · In 'l)OSt r('('ent now Is serving as Senate Republl· publlr opinion polls and has ran leader and campal!(nln!( slipped badly In some almost ceaselesly. Traveling every weekend and Rep. Jack Kemp of New York . long prPsumed to be a Bush sometimes on weekdays, he has challenger. ha s failed to capture appca red at more than 200 the ell'Ctorate's Imagination. pollllral events In 32 stares since Former Sen. Howard Baker of the beginning of the year. On a Tennessee , once expecTed to be a iyplcally hectic recent weekend major ronrender, wlt,hdrew !rom · swi ng through New England, he the rare to become President a11ended funNions In Maine. Reaga n's chief of staff. Vermont, New Hampshire and Massachusetts in a 48-hour That places Dole In the envla· period . ble poslllon of being Bush's Dole' s · slandard campaign principal challenger - and In speech Is relentlessly upbeat: some states the senator may · 'l"m very oplimistic aboul I he fuJurp of lh<' Republican Parl v .. President Reagan Is making a fre sh sta rl ... I'm oplim tsltr aboul America l'm an optimist." 1\llhough hr has not formally d('('iurr<l his candidacy, flai r says he Is "'very seriou s" aboul running - and many obse•·vcrs believe ht' ha s a fair chanr!' To upscl Bush and win I he Republi· 0an nomination. What hapjX'nded 10 !hose fil st l:l at bdls, but has trrail'd p!lchPr< l1ko 1110- pnunrl · BIG NIGHT - Bo ,Jackson of the Kansas City Royal> follow s throu~h on his three· run homt•r in the third Inning of Tuesday's gam<· against Detroit. ·.Jac'kson wound up with two home runs. including a grand slam In th(• sixth. and went lour for lour with a cluh r ecord seven RBis. Kf won, 10-1. ( UPI) IJn('bilCkNS Sin('(' t 11£'11 . Ti grr sial lf'r Dt~n Pr1 n h o~ d s1 1urk out .laekson 1hrt'(' lim es dunng spr mg 11arning. "I knt'W hP'dbt•eomlng tn\\ilh brpaking pit ches brra usc• !hal' s what hC" used t u stnkt· me our m th0 SJll'ing," .J.Jrkson ''"rl " WI' k now 1! 1s alan~ \'f\ 11 . burl llk<' wl1a1 I SC't\" !';d id Ro\d l ~ Managl'J' Billl' Cat dn1•r. "EINI Eagles bounce back with 9-3 ·non-league win over Trimble By SCOTT WOLFE EAST MEIGS Bouncing back wi lh a 12 hi! allack, lhe Easlern Eagles relu rn ed to lhe victory co lumn wllh an lmpres· sive 9-3 non-league w1n overTVC leading Trimble here Tuesda y al Eastern High Schoo l. EasleJ n is now 7-3 overall and ~-2 in lhP SVAC, whii0Trimble is now 5-o and 4·1 In I he league. Junior fireballer Steve Horner In only his first year on lhe mound wen I the distance Jo pick up the win. Horner fanned six. walked three. and gave up seven hit s. plt chin!( five shut -o ut Innings. , After Trimble was held score, less in the lop half of the first, Eastern's off ense rumbll'd with a three-run surg-e. Jeff Caldwell led off wilh a walk , Jeremy Bar ber reachl'd on an error. Jeff Johnson slammed an RBI single. and Bryan Durst rlpperl a lwo run si ngle for I he 3-0 score. Trimble came back wllh one In I he second on an error, an erranl pick -o ff play, and a Cody Lrwls single. I he score 3-1. E HS malched l hP run in lhe bollom half of the Inning when Gre~ Leachman and Jrrrmy Barber walked and Ed Collins singled. 4·1. . EHS struck again In the lhtrd when Sieve Horner and Kyle Davi s singled, Mike Martin pushed home a run as he reached on an error, and Ca !dwell and Barber each walkr<l 10 force home a run. I he score now 6·1. Trimble fabrlcalerl a major lhrcat In lhe fourth as Scott McManus and Rlrh Dooley each reached on errors, and Cody Lewi s ripped a Jwo·run single. I eigh l rlf hPr ronfiJrtcd wilh lhr agrnrv's charier or dupli ca Ted serv1rPs al ready being pro\·lded. ln addition . lhP ln stx•rJor· g<'n· eral's repol'l faul10d the agency for funding ov0rpriced projrrl s. On0 shocker was a granl for $288.:l89 for five on0-day S!'ml n· ars lo make voung Hispanics aw.1rr of provale rnlerprise ' s posslbihlirs. This amoun led lo $l.IJ6R for rarh sl ud enl's da y of lnstrurtion "Wl' learned lhal private In· duslry chargPd fee s r<~n~lng from $;,(1 lo $19~ p0r sludenl for similar o n~· day seminars." the t 0por 1 slales In anolher exa mpl<' ofex trava ganc·(•. lhe invcsli!(ators found lhal on<' granl rrriplenl leased ll"as l ~baskPis in Ca lifornia for $~q each year. Thr wasteba skNs ' orlgmal pi tre wa's about $7 The lnspertOJ' general also recommended closer allenlion to hasir accou ntin g procedures. For exa mple. according 10 the re porl , lhP Comm erce Depart· mPnt Is slilllrylnglorolh' cl from a gran I rrcipienl who spent part of the mon~y for a condom inium and a Merrrdl'S . angry farmers in Colby. Kan .? lloi(' says he llstendpd pallenliy l o I heir problems, I hen promised 10 do whalever he could to help lhrm When the encounter ended some of 1he farmer s had becom~ qullr frlt'ndly. the senator adds -and a newspaper r!'porler who was present says I hal's aclually what happened · 'I've learned In I his business." says lhe 6.1-yrar ·old senalor. " lhal you never wrllr anybodv off." · ·' Mike Shu sl followed wtlh a smglc and Denn y DavJS walked lo load lhP bases. Horner lhen sel tlPd down to nail Shan e Burch wltll a S11 lkeou\ on four pit c hes Jo end lhr 1nn1n g and gel oul of a j am. Leading 6-3. EHS pull he gam0 furlhrr oul of rea ch dS Bryan Du1 sl sl ngll'd, I hen lrol!cd homP on two ovprthrows H ornrr s!ruck ou t but r eached as the ball rolll'd l o backstop and Kylr Davis rlppr<l a r un-s coring dou ble down th e leflfield lln0 . Jeff Ca ldwell lhcn rapped an RBI singl e for I he 9·3 win . Bill Shust suflered lhr loss in 2 and two·ihlrd s Innings or work. Shan~ Burch went 2 and a third . and Cody Lewis on~ . Thev combi ned for six slrlk eo ul s. si x walks , and all owed lwelve hil s. Four E:aslern pl aye r·s had mull iple hit ni!(h!s. Jncludln!( Kyle Davts, J eff Johnson, B1yan Dursl and Sieve H orner . Davis had a· si ngle and double, Johnso n and Dursl two slngJps ea ch. and Horn0r thrt' e si ngles. Mtke Ma rl in, Jpff CaldwPII. and Mik0 Mdl'tin rac h had single s. Tt lmblr hillers were Ron Hf'l"· bNI and Cody Lewis wi!h Jwo sing les each. ShanP Burch ,, sin!( lr . Mlkr Shusl a si ngle. and M cManus a double . EasiN n travrls 10 Norlh Gallia WednPsda v. while Trimble n'· I ur ns home for a TV C malch Li nesrow T r lmbl ~ ... 0 1 0 2 0 0 0·3 7 6 East em ...... :1 I 2 3 0 0 x-9 12 4 Battrrlrs· Horner t WPl and Dav1s. Shusl ( LPI , Burch 3rd, Lewis 6th , und M cManu s, KAY'S BEAUTY SALON STYLISTS WELCOME THE ADDITION OF RHONDA NEECE WITH A SALE 10°/o OFF CUT & SET lim e hr goes up 1here he gel s m ore srl erl ivP. It' s grea t to~"" him makl' conlact because wilh his sl re ngth h0 JS gomg 10 hll some out." · H0' s a st rong ktd, thC't 0'"' no doubT aboul 11, " S<J id fletr ml Man~g c r SpUI ky Andl'rso n "!'$abody seems to know hun NonP of 1h<' \\'filers C'V C'n Sf'flm to kno\\ him I don't know !hal bov al oil, bul 1'111 SUI'(' I'JJ gel IO k ilO\\ him ." l'ankt'l'' 10 Indians 6 .lo<'l Skt nnet' pre\'rntecl Y ·'" k<~es Mant~gc1 Lou Prnicl la l rom llonal walk 10 Willie Randolph. lifting New York lo a 1!1·6 vtc!OJ')' over Clevel.md and extPnding 1h•• Indians" losin~ Slf'eak to fil"<' games. ' Skinner' s game-winning homC'r rnmr o nC' inning dff r r lhf' Ind ians knockrd ou t TC~wk ~ bun . who had allowed Jhr~0 runs and srvrn hil s in :~ 2 - :~ innings. It \vas his flrsl c.mw gr and slam dlld Cdm e on a 2·11 WUIS! ·hi!(h f.I StbaiJ from Ste\'c t'.l rllorl Tl1r srron d-H'Hr ea tclwr Wets PID 'IOU t-IEAR fttE ONE A600T 1He ... MOSCOW BUGS BACKFIREEMBASSY STAFF DIRECTED TO TELL ·BAD, OLD JOKES ALL DAY LONG.~ "' ·~ ( IRVING, Texa s 1UPI 1 MJr kP\' Mantle. l r lghlened b)• ches t pain s and brrathmg prob· terns aboard a commercial Jr· Jlinrr. was J'e lcased from lhr hosptlal afler a two-nigh! stay. Desplle heart allack -llke symptoms. Manllc was stricken. only by an upper respiratory Infection and slress. smd flr. RiC'ha1d Feingold. a cardiologlsl at Irving Communlly Hospiial The 55-year -old baseball Hall of Fa mer was relea sed at 4: 30 p m. Tuesday. said Sharon P{'· ters. hospital spokeswoman. Earlier In the da y he under. went an X -ray like tesl thai 1 reveall'd no heart problems. said Ramona Bevier, another hospl· tal spokeswoman "He did have a cardiac cat he· tcrlzallon this mornin g and came out fine,.. she said . Mantle was nylng home to Dallas from New York aboard a Delta jetliner Sunday night when he compla !ned of chest pains and shOrtness of breath. He was. taken by paramedics lo the hosptlal. Mantle joined the New York . Yankees In 1951. He won the Triple Crown tn 1956. leading the American League In home runs. runs batted In and bat ling average. .' ilP) ond lh<' l 'isil ors' bullpt' O i~ tl'lt field " HP hit It wr\ 1. about as fhr ai l 'v(' sren onC' tl tl rn lhdt <-t n \ 1,' : s.nd PJntella. who ha s bt•en with !h(• Yunkec.s Stnl't- HlP ru• vJ YankL'fl SI Ltclrum Op<'n('{) i o 1 ~7~i i "('a rllon gol bt' hmd on llw counl lo SkinnPr Hr had 10 g 1' P hmi sonwtlung 10 hli and Skinnt' r !(O( ihl' JOb done" 1 Sk rnnPr rP r f'J Vrct h 1s c htm cc <1n en llre gunw thr f1rst wt~f'k ol ba s<'ba ll greatesl pilrlwrs. "EvC'rvbod\' 's wutrlwd hrrn on TV. " Sktnnrr S.ii d "It's JUS! ,1 matt<' I' ol figuring him out I hati lh f' ('aunt In nw ftnOJ' c~nd I \\', IS t claxNI ." 1-JC' \\a ~ 1f' loiXt'd ('Jl OUg h 10 r lobbr r onr ol th r mol't' rmprf's~ 1\l' hornt.' 1uns hrt 111 trt'C'Ill the srason. belted a two out grand slam fo llo11 ln g an lnien y r cl!'"i dl Yctnkr(' Stachum n rles ,tsk('(l shot C'. JJ'I it'fi 11 ell ovrr ilill fPt' t. rt"'p lacrng him lat£1 10 tllP gamPb\ hitting a !(rand slam Tu"" '"> nrght. U nfor1un<~h•l\. 1ha l hu mP!' proba bl) won't pre1·r n 1 Bob TPw ksbUJ) "s dt•mollon lo the mino1s Skmner. ll'ho had fail ed to pia)' not rn awp of ('a r lt on. onr or Th(' J'U iliH'fS 011 SC'COJld Lend) advances to third round l TOKYO t UP II - i1 an Lt'ndl , .Japan. .lH i ti <7 :il. 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" Whn would )'OU rallwr pil l'~ to, Handolph 01 Skinnr>r'1 " ( 'or: Mantle is discharged from hospital Berry's World ·-f~MIA.IIW: Ru C'f' cln C'f'l' ~ 1n hi e; Grants go to insiders __J_a(_·k_·A_n_d_er_.w_m_&_D_al_e_V_an_A_tta_ W1\SH INGTON - Thr CommPJ'<'<' DPpa rt mrn 1·s insperl or g<'nPrul rerenllv found "evi dPnce I hal msill0rs arc more prom• to benefil from special awards"' by ihP Minority Rusl· nes s Devclopmenl 1\gPncy Thcsr non-ro mpNJ111r "special a\~at ds" amounlrd lo IRpet'!'l'nt of lhe agency ' s budge·! in fi scal 198• and 1985 We prrv lou si>· r epor10 d c harges by an agcn<"y official lhat Jhe special granls wer0 being used lo lu r~ bla< ks dOd Hispan1 rs into lhe Rrpubilcan Par l v. !\gene~ fllrrrlot' ,James Richard son Gonzait' ' dl'nil'd I ha t pollllcs w,ts brhl nd aO\ of lhP spr<•i al awards made al hrs di sc rof ton lnSIJ('<'I Or G0nPra l Shrrman Funk told our associalc St~w:~rl Harris th ai Ril'h .i rdson Gonzal es was cleared last St'plembPr ol ,Jn y r rlmtnal wJongdo in!(. 1\ncl Funk 's r0por1 stops short of acl'Uslng Rlr h.1rdson Gonza les of plavlng polllil's with I he gr.mh. but ~avs lh <' ,Jwards proc't!SS pr·m ·i<il's <'l'iclr nrP of insiders IJ(•npflting a nd l'di sr s qul'slrons .1bcllll favm it ism The directors •·o nrrd<•d lhal Ht.~ v slur1('d out with SP\f'n Sll'ikC'OUI S Dole.,s determined drive ____Ro_b_ert_W_a_Lte_rs II~· l JnJCJ•d l'ro•ss lnCJ•rnational Tonal is WrJIJJJ'Sria\' . 1\p•·IJ J!i, ill<' IO'>J h duv of 19~7 with 260 10 follow. Th r mt)o n ts m (wr ng lowu rd·it s las t qum'tf'r. ' Tlw mornin g" " " are M01 rury, VPnu s. ,Jupiter nnd Saturn. • 1'h<' f' \'Pnlng ~ tal' Is Mal's. : Those bor n un tin s dale are under lhr slgrl of Arlrs . They Include :II allan pajn10r and Inventor Leonardo du Vinci in 1452, Brlllsh polar ·:e xplorc'r Sir .lanws Ci.J rk Ross In 18m, author Henry ,James In 1843, •P." Inter Th om<ts !Ia r 1 B0n 1on In 1889. rou nrry singer Roy Clark In 193:1 :t·lli!C 5i 1, anti m'IITsses !':IIzabeth Mo n J~o m e r y In 1933 (age !>4) ana :Claudia CH t'dlnal p 111 19:19 I age 481. ' ·, On I his dat e In ltisl oJv: In 1861, Preslden l A.braham Lincoln sent Con~ress a 'message f('('ognlzlng a stale of war with the southern st:l!es and calling for 1.5,000 volunteer soldiers. : · In 1865. President Lin co ln died of an assass in's bullet . Vlee ~resident Andrew Johnson was sworn In as c hief exeC'utive •; In 1912, the luxury liner Tllanlc sank off Newfoundland. Of the2,223 P,assengers aboard, 1.517 were lost. In 1984. a drug-relaied massacre In Brooklyn left three women and ~even children dead In New York's bloodiest mass murder. :·: In 1985, U.S. officials In Sea ti le Indicted 23 m,embers of a neo-Nazi liroup ca lled The Order for robbery and murder. Ten gang members lbter were convicted and sentenced to 40 to ·lOO years In prison. ., . . - By DA \'ID AVITABII.E UPI Sports Wrltt•r Ro Jackson , whos0 dedtcation lo base ball was considered jusl a . ploy for morr mom•y, IS proving he' s laking lhf' sport senously. Jackson hit two homC' 1 uns, on(' a grand s lc~m. ~md 11 C'd a tram record ll'lfh se1 en RB I Tut'sdal nigh! to hit the Kan sas Cllv Roya ls to a 10 I rou 1of I he flrl rolf • T tge• s " I like 10 mak e '' "'"' of Pl"P''' who doubled mp" .Jackson sa •d "I 'I 'P dedicated mv sel f 10 basr· ball I Ji ve. ""' and slee p bu sebJIJ " JcJCkson wcnt4 fo r .J. to rai'<P hi~ ballmg "''"' ,,ge to 111 fo1 2Ri. Hr has 12 hlf s in his las I 16 al ·b.JI S " I ('an't rve r rrmPmbPJ a hoi streak ilke th is." Jackson said . · "E\ rrybod)• doubled Bo bu I Bo " Jackson - whu 1urn rei do\\ n a lu C' r dii VC' ro nt ta(' l with thr • re.~urrecl ion History -- t , Jackson explodes with 7 RBis; KC in 10-l romp; Indians lose fifth straight Wednesday, Apri) 16, 1~87 • The Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinei-Page-3 Ohio Page-2-The Daily Sentinel: Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ..... Your Choice! 1'Is· Oz.' Solid Sitting Rabbit Milk c hocolate or peanut butter rabbit He·OZ.' . ,..., w1 Sole Price 177 G 12·0!.. Solid Chocolclte Rabbit Solid chocolate or while sitting rabbit. 12-oz.' ' Net w1 \ �Ohio 15, 1987 Cincinnati ta~es. ()Ver top· spot in West; Dodgers trip. Astros i,. . . .' . ATLANTA 1UPI1 - Kal Da niels' family members got their money's worth wh!'n they came . to the ballpark to see their fa vorite player in action . Daniels hit a leadoff home run In the sixth inning, drove in two r.uns and stole two bases to hetp · the Cincinnat i Red s defrat the Atlanta Braves 6-.1 Tuesda y nighr. Eric Da vis drilled a three-run homer in the first inning off 1\tlanta starter David Palmer, 0·2. 1\LL SM ILES- lt<·tls manager Pete ltose was all smiles as hr .: •·•• lt•hrat<•d his 4Gth birthday Tursday with a 6-:1 win ovrr Atlanta. Tht• ••it-tory mon•d the lteds Into undisputpd fl"t plate In lh" :: National League W••st Division. (UPI) r. Daniel s. who livrs in Warn er Robins, Ga.. said hP pla yed beller becausr his family was watching him . ' " Mom's here and so are all my aunts and uncles. nieces and nephews," he sa id. " They all come out to wa tch mr play and I gave my bes t to do good in front of them. I try not to overdo II . I j ust want ed to look good in front of mv family. That's what it 's all ·about." "I feel comfortable at the plat e, .,winging the bat pretty well right now," Daniels sa id . "But it 's all about winning and we're winning right now and I 'm happy ." Th e Reds ha ve won six of their first seven games. Allan!" drew within .1-2 in thf' first off starrer Ted Power, l -0, on a run-scoring single by Gerald Perry and a sacrifice fly by Ken Griffey. ·· r had a little bit of troublcwilh my brea king bal l tonight ." Power s<~ id . " I think it wa s because I felt ovPrly strong and was n't getting~ good down bren k on rny slider. The curve ball was hanging up a lillie bit. Some guys hit the ball realty hard off me tonight, but luckily, It was a good enough pitch to make an out." The Braves lied !he score 3-31n !he fifth . Ken Oberkfell led off with a walk and was forced by Perry. A single by Dale Murphy moved Perry to lhlrd and Griffey followed With a run-scoring fielder's choice. The Reds went ahead 4-3 in the sixth on a solo homer by Daniels, his second homer of !he year. Clnclnnat.J added two runs In the, seventh off reli ever Jim Acker on RBI double by pinch·· hitter Pau l O'Neill and an RBI single by Daniels. Power surrendered five hils over six innings. Ron Robinson tossed hit Jess rel ief over two innings while John Franco earned his second save. Despite the loss. Perry said the Braves arc playing well . " We' ve been smacking th e ball around pretty good lately, " said Atlanta' s Perry . "We've hit a lot of 'at'em ' balls. I th ink If we keep swinging the bat like this, we'll be fi ne. We lost the las t couple of night s but we have been in the games ." National League Roundup The Philadelphia Phi!lles waited all winter for their first shot at the New York Mels, then esta blished nothing when they got it. The Phillies, who had prom· more difficull isod the Mels season than last yea r' s 21Y., · game runaway, owned a 5-:l tea d in thei r firs! meeting of the new a By Scott Wolle "W~ have)l't played anywhere near our capablttles:: said Phil· lies manager John Felske. "We' re pressing I guess. We're making mistakes but it is· not a lack of effort. We just seem to be uptight.;, With the score tied 5·5 in the ninth, Len Dykstra plnch·hlt for Rafael Santana and drew a -valk off -loser Steve Bedrosian, 1·1. Dykstra then stole seeond as Lee Mazzilli, batting for winner Ron Darling, 1·0, struck out. Mookie Wilson singled to right to score Dykstra and cotitlniled to· third when right fielder Ron Roenicke misplayed the ball for a two-ba se error. ltowh; · ~h·r ,u::u l'il t ..t.,, r f: h ll nnl n •,ol . Hi~ l'lt lho I +; IU I huiun.o lo ..;:ut l'ra11 li I ll 'o''j .1 Transartions ' ; ·,.. I .I .iiI •·~"• llll\0 11111... \\ I. , ., , ,,..... 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(USPS 14r.960) 12 OZ. OSCAI MAYEI ' ' A Dtylslon of ""ultl":~edla, In~. DEPARTMENT STORE New Students Accepted for Baton & Pom Pom Classes. Register on Thurtdays at 4:1 S Rutland Civic Center Ages 3~ 12 Or Call 1304) 67S-1999 or The Daily Sentinel RUTLAND Stylettes Twirling Corps Notional/World & WV Champions STORE HOURS Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10 PM Sunday 10 AM-10 PM " = rr===========:;-- . Limit Quantities W(l('k , Lone Wolf Band Frl'day & Saturday Night Apr"ll & 17 18 PlliCES To · Subscribers not dl'Sirlng 1opay l h(' car· . riN may rem it In advanCC' direct to Th<' Dally SC'nllnrl on o ~. 6or 12month basis. Cred!l will tH' given rarrlrreach MIZWAY TAVERN PtiUIIt; Reserve T~e Rig~t 1----------'--- .--------------1 ~ .. - - - - . .. 00 t h" '' io:"'" ll..trull t' \ \I t u ... · t l'nr l l;lolo'lt .llo 1 ! \ \ \ I I " :IIIII' t l'ldl 111 llarll urtl. ; ..1.1 jl llt llo... lotn • • " 111111'1 •111 \l oolll rt•al ~·nt ..,•rio•• I !I ! I ''"')!h••ll ( ulllt•l o•tt• , . '\ur rl• llh t.. lutl t lll'l rtolt a i Hll .tli"tl :: 1/ UI'I~ · • Ill - i ·.n YOUI INDEPENDENT AGENTS SHYING MEIGS COUNTY SINCE 1868 Jesse Orosco pitched the ninth Inning to earn his third save. New York lied lhe score 5·5 in the sixth, knocking out starter Bruce Ruffin . Darryl Strawberry walked and Howard .Johnson hit his first home r un of the year. Mike Schmidt hit his 498th home run of his career· in the fifth. Ill. BlUE BONNET ····••I• " \l !tt llt '••ll :l •1 , \1 11 ~1 1 11111 ~ .,,.,, Ill• · lo, I ulltu1'11ht I ~· seco nd .· ~ \' \ l • l.u u h•r• :11 \\ .~• hln ~ \ till Ill• 1111 ''''"' 1/ut•l" '' 1 ' ll al'lilll't l t l jtiO' IM·o " 'dt•• :1 '!1 \11rll II ..... IIIII 'I M'I' ~ - ll otrllnrol ;, ,, .. u tti - u ,,,.,,,nt ,,, 'l•t •· t• ·•·. ;. lntt•rnalinnal ,. ~· \\ .t•llilllll u n .ol ' \ l• l.u!tl• r • . brought on ace pitcher Amy Pearl. Trish Spencer and Patti Durst walked . Mankin slammed an RBI single and Lee Ann Robi nson cleared the ba ses with a IWO·RBI trlplr. Robinson later scored on a pas sed ball , the score now ~-0 . Trimble finally struck with one run In the fourth as Amy Shaffer doub led and Karen Shifflet doubled. the score now 5-1. · Eastern never looked back. however. scori ng single runs In each th e third and fourth innings . For the winn ers Lesa Rucker '""· ; ·.u ,, '" 2 ~ -~~~:~.~~;,',', 1!:.~;··:·:;;~· ~~ I ll~' II',::,"·'" '·'' .... I'·"' ~ : tl.i \\ l• l:on tlt ·r.., ••. \\ a• ldll ~t i nll I \o ·w \ ur'- Ill, I h •\ o'l,uullo ~ . 11.111 lmnro • I t\ ,otl .,:l " 4 Ill Ill, 11+'1 ru! l I 'l 'ur .. ntn I , I ltlo 111o:l• :1, t :c lnniii J.:• lil t, I II\ I' 111 \\ U nn~· · • .., "I l'h !l ud o•l \Itt'II 1!1 - 1•1 11 .1 U !ho,1111."' ' 'I'•·•·•' ~• ' lllllhi ill' \lof'illto- l 'ltll ild t• lt•hl it.al \ \ l tu 11 ~: • • r• . K :1.1 jl. lll \l lno• ••nl . 1 ' .!lll••l'lll.l ' '·• \lllll uud I ullnw - , ,,nwd ll o ·~: ~;lo h : ~~ lw l h :tll t II .H lt. I!.•• I nl•'l' l I ' ll ~~ I game to pick up the wth. giving up just lour hits, wal king just two , and striking out five . Terry Bing su ffered the loss with re lief from Amy Peart. They fanned 7 and walked seven, giving up fou r hils along th e way . Eastern went ahead l ·O in the first as Mrl Mankin walked. Lee Ann Robinson walked , and Lesa Rucker slammed an RBI single. A big four run second inning knocked Bing out of the box and nllo • ~: o · I· r .tnl. l ln I I I •• I ,f h •l t'llil ••• 1\ i t ~ o · h ; oll lltllil"'oro• ,..;JI(nt •ll Jlilo li1•r Ulo ·k l or<'+ 'll nnd a .. •l~: uo • ol him lu ltndu.., lt •r tt l llw lnl •·rn.u lu rmiiA '111(110' 1 \ .\\ 1. n.. ~ l ll ll - 1'1 111 ··•I ~· · · · .. uti hu ... •mom \brl ,\ 1\:trr l'l l 1111 lht• l.l ·IIH,I tli .. all!t •tll\•1. rt •o .ollo•41 lul ldo h·r IOio 1111 ll n fhu nn frum l 'n14 1tM ·kt•l u l lilt• lni+' FIIJtl lnnnl l • •ltJ:II+' I \ \ .\ I. 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O 0 0 1 0 0 0·1 4 2 Eastern .... .. . l 4 l 0 0 l ~ - 7 50 Batteries: L. Driggs <WPI and Mankin, Bing. (LP), Peart 2nd, and Lowery . U~ECIIVt. 'l'l do ·" lllo •r :11 ltn o ho•.. h · r - l.u.. \n J:t •lo•.. Ill ..;,,u U l'"~t" i I !:o "i', T th .., ol:o,t · .,. l(, ·•nll • ' ' '" \ o r~ i , l 'ltii :Hk ljtltf .t ~ I ludmo;i ll h. \ll:ml :t .1 \l u nlrt ·.tl ~. "I. l .oo n i• I I ,,.._ \n t:t•ll'• .1. llnl t• lmt !. I! hlllllll: • 0.,, 1!1 l • t·.uu 1.., n :1, ... .Ill lli••t.:" ! \\ t' illlf '"'il a.,t · , I •II Ill!'• l 'l ll • ht t r~lt l ltt•u• t•h o•l II- III .11 lli l• ·: t ~:•• 1'1' 1'1• til II· I I , '! ~ '!II jl Ill, ' ' ' " \ nr ~ l fo'NII IIIIIkl I II! .II l'ltll ,,.lo·l 1•hl. o tl : r n'> II It , ~ · J .i jt Ill I 1111 illtt.lli t il noll nl n ~: I li t .11 \ JI.ull .l 1 \l ,dtli•r I Il l, i · lll j!.lll ll nu •lull t"nll I IIi .11 1,11• \ ii~do •• i l'• · nu IHII , 'I· Il l I' 11 1. O.,,HI t-' r .utol ... on 11lmo1h ll!l i .tl ' ·'" ll lo'll" t l ) ,o\ I• IIIII , lllll .i jt. m nn:uu " t.l·. \t.t • I 1 '!lUI 1',11.1 llt~ · ~ l'l a ll u h;l+ oilu ' .\1:1 111•· ,11 'l'u lt•dn 'fhur..du.l '• l o.UII•"' :11. ., . ii.ll ''\ll.ml "''~'"" n ~"' I l'o~~o~IIH' kt~ '! , f'11ium1"1" I Hno h• ·.. t. ·r I. l tldmu;nd I ' l'hf,.~ 11l1 'r t -\ 1 .-,.. ''" ' ! \J:.irw II , 'l'ul• •liu '! \\o ·ohu•..oi .J} •.. r:,,nu-. \\ I I '• I f,ll I ! ,),f,; I :1 . i~ I .I I 01111 I I 1,\;1 ~ ... , . .... ol .. I hi• :1 . Ifill 'l'u,.., fla~ ' , lto•., ull .. lnilo•d l' r' '"'" h ill '!'ll.ilitOII.I I Lo •t .. ,... ,.... '! l' mH;• ·ko•l I Un.. J '\\Til" \I. Lt. H.l 1·. 1\1 fllall \lie ' DOWNING CHIDS MUiLEN MUSSER Wally Backman then grounded to seeond baseman Juan Samuel, whose throw -home was wild for an error that allowed Wilson to score to make it 7-5. " I was pleased with the hit ," said Wilson. ''I'm just happy to contribute. I got a fastball In and w hen I hit It I just kept on running. I was hoping I could get Roenicke to throw m e out at had " double and a triple, Robi nson tripled. Mankin singled. and Arlene Ritchie 1 I d snge. Pearl had two singles lor Trimble. Sh ifflet doubled, and Shaffer doubled . .. Eastern Is now 8·2 overall and 4-1 in the SVAC. TUPPERS PLAINS - Ea st ern's Eag tett es of Coach Pam D ou t hl It b ounc ed .b aek tol hrwin co lumn Tu esday evPnlng with a 7-1 non-league victory over the Trimble Tomklttens In gi r ls' high school softball action . Lisa Driggs pitched the entire r;:==========-; season, but eventually lost 7-5, Eastern girls win Ma.ior.- Help Us · Celebrate The 13th Anniversary 4ROU PIG. u.tt I P« CntGee4 Choly At P...U's . _ . . t Offw ~ 11n s.t, Ajtr1 II, 1917 j, I 79( 3 LB. CAN $499 120 SECOND SHOPPING ' SPREE· • �. . ,. Page 6 The Daily Sentinel ... Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio I ' Wednesday, Apri115, . .. .a 19~ .., . .. ·.. ·.ill " .,.""' •.. ..... . ."' ""' ·o SPRING SLACKS AND BLOUSES DOLLAR GENERAL ·STORE 25°/o OFF $AVE S2.00 WITH COUPON BELOW ~ij£~ Fri urs ay atur Jl& .~~ · save 110\V on . , Q 20°/o OFF ·~ .;.·"'·. -~~ ~~; ·~ ! .' . ALL !. 20°/o OFF .-· ' ~. ''\•. ' . Make someone hopping glad. Send the ITO® Glory ol Spring'" Bouquet .. Easter Sunday is April 19. just c:all or visit us today. Bouquet. Easter Sunday is April 19. just' call or visit us today. 290 NORTH ' . 1. ' • TeleflorasJolly Jeny Bean Bouquet Teleflora's Ceramic Telefloras Jolly Easter Ba,sket Bouquet Jelly Bean Bouquet _,.. 110WestM•n Pomeroy L------~----.:..-~..!.i !:,!~--------------• t':2 TAp/te ~ • '992 ·2214 FOR llnLE BOYS 7 pie<e short sets, romp· en, 3. pim suits, bibs and sunsuits. Sizes NB to 24 mos., 2 to 7. Sale Prices Storl A,t Only $ . LITTLE GIRLS' ALL EASTER DRESSES SOFT . . O 20 Vo HARTLEY SHOES MAn C. VAN V~NKEN, · OFF 639 th Anniret~tg POMEROY Sal~ SALE ENDS SATURDAY, APRIL 1 Hop to it before Easter! :STOP IN NOW AND SAVE! i • •• ' ,• I • '• . • , f eGiftware·· eltings . eOockJ ,· lfWdaces ... .... .... Ids " ~...-.:...· -.... . •ltd Ills •Watct.s ' . •14K Gold· eSttlling · •Add-A- · Silver · Beads •Jewell y Celebrate Easter In full glory. SPECIAL Bouquf't. E.•lll"r ~unday Juflll or "'II 1• April 19. DIAMOND EAIIINGS AND NECKlACE "'"il UM1od1y• POMEROY FLOWER SHOP · · . . POI8eroy, Ohio Butternut Awe. NOW 992·2039 or 992 •5721 • • MEN'S MEN'S NECKTIES For that rtady·tltd till. special tou<h . MEN'S SPECIAL! SPORT SHIRTS • down oxford doths. solid ' .... ....... ........ Ha· . ...... print~ plaids. DRESS SHOES ·10°/o Solo<l yours 11om our fino as· IOflrntftl of solid tolors, ' plaids ond strijlts. .ogulor litH I, M, I. XL - t~ll si111 l, XL and XXl - plus bog siusup 10 3X. famous mokor. Shirts 11, llullon loys sus loys S14.95 loys $16.95 S9995 SET STONE SET RINGS :NOW 20°/o OFF IOPIANS • IIITHSTONES· UND£S • SIGNETS ' MEN'S VAN HEUSEN DRESS SHIRTS NATUUUZEI- •ooTWOIICSCONNIE - FOOTHIILLS -:-- DANELLE Ntck sizn 14'tl . 18. ·Short siHwn, whitn, solid <olors and slriptt. S16.00 Shirts ~.Salt 512.79 '11.00 Shirts ... Sale '14.59 520.00 Shirts ... Salt s15.99 'a•lllf KII,IUI.IIAYY, Ill, SIIIIIIIIMI. CIIWI. YAIPI. GIEY, IUCI, ·uCI PAY., 1011, avn. IJLD TO &••IllS • PMIIOY SJ4.95 .............. 511.9S $111.95 .............. '12.75 '11.95 ..............'15.1 5 sn.oo .............. S17.SO Shirts ........ SI.O 1 Shirts .... s12.01 Shirts .... 513.61 OFF ' Chapman Shoes· lim 29 to 42 waist plus big siztJ 44 to SO. Hubbard tla<kl lndudod, fino assorlrntnl of solid <Otou. 11S.9S Dross Slotks .... 112.77 119.95 Dross Slotks .... 115.17 12 1.95 Dron Slotks ... , I J7 .47 129.95 Dross Statks .... 123.17 S8.50 Ties ..... S6.35 S9.QO Ties ..... S6.7 5 SJO.OO Ties ... SJ.SO . S12.50 Ties ... '9.35 of <olar. ~rt sn.. I to DRESS SLACKS New· ~tloction of solitls and polltiOS. Four·ln·hond and , AVAIUIU Ill: GIIY, YlllOW, ,_, PIACI, PISIIA. IHI, lhf' FTD• Glory •f ~prin•N SPECIAL SALE! SAVE NOW! ~EWELRY • • • 2Q%QF~~ . .. $13 50 to $2 700 BOYS SAVE SPRING SALE Sale $4l9 to $11 99 SPRING ' . .. • • -- Sale tho latost 1tylts. Jun ior · sitos 3/ 4 to 17118. Rog.S11.00 to S36.00 • i ~nrd Reg. 521.00 ... 516.79 Reg. 534.00 ... 527.19 · . Reg. 542.00 ... S33.S9 Reg. 5S6.0o ... '44.79 vm-.... ........ -.~ f. t • SAVE Send the frO®Easter Bunny" lastorllinon looks. knit sot~ 2 · pitct dresses. Petite, Juni9r, Miuy and Half Slltl. PLAYTEX SLACKS SALE loautiful spring <OIOII in SLIP SALE Fro111 O•lt - Make someone ' hopping glad. WOMEN'S .DRESSES, hautiful .,.1ng fashions for Reg. 526.00 ... 520. Reg. 532.00 ... 525, Reg. 531.00 ... • .... _.... Full slips. half slips and 'amisales. White, bla<h & beige. . (ompltri' 1ange of wo· mtn 's sius. · Reg. 'S.2S to '11 .00 Sale Prhed U.iha' EASTER SALE Petito ana •ogulor silos ja<~ets, blou1ts. skirts, sweat trs and sho rts. Prinfl; and solidi <olors. WOMEN'S . (,~~£.~~;~:· ~·· · .,-"'. ,....--···--_ \ '' 3 52.00 ... Sale s1.59 · S1.7S ... Sale 51.39 by Devon · Euler Salt Priced $829 to $3818 "~("''"'~'~' .,. •.. ' ' Reg. $18 .... 514,39 Reg. $20 .... 515.99 BLAKE SPORTSWEAR piece shorts sets. EASTER PARADE OF v ·ALUES 212 E. ·Main, Pomeroy MARGUERITE SHOES flowl' rs in a Frenl'h glass presrrws jar with a hig hag of jell y ·-~ lwan s insidr.) Fits sins 10 to 13. Choost bulkj hit orlonsor bonlon panel sotks, lint qvatity. EASTER SALE lim Nl to 24 mos., 2 Ia 4, 4 to 6X, 7 to 14. POMEIOY , 992-5272 MEN'S DRESS SOCKS I Knit sets, fan< 1 dresses, 2 pie<e vested d,..,., and 2 OWNER Wtth•• Stlt Quality lord lsaau A·line and stoighl skirts. Assorted solids and stripes. Jr. Sizes S/6 to 17/18. JUNIOR I (Fre~h SKIRT SALE EASTER OUTFITS • Meigs County's Oldest 'Fiorist 352 E. Main St., Pomeroy, Oh. Ph. 992·21144 "Ojlrn lmmilalt•tl - Nt'l '('f Du pi i en t t•rl·• (Don't settle for the same oldwicker basket for your flowers. Get the Ceramic Easter Basket Bouquet. SALE · ONE RACK 0 - FINAL WEEKEND - . r - ,,~,- ,,.. s,... ~, Cheek Out The New Sprl•a Stylu SANDALS ...~ .............. CHECK OUR PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY. SAVINGS ON ANY 14KT. GOLD ITEM. . ·,r 2 EXPIRES 4-30-87 I' · SPOTS & Eagle. Easter Basket Bouquet Easter Sunday is April 19. .lust call or visit us today. ·I $ WOMEN'S SHOES •••••••••••• ~ 999 designed for the 1110-oz. Amt:;rlcan Teleflora's CelliJTOC Bouquet. -:I ON PURCHASE OF 11 0.00 OR MORE NATURALIZER & DREW ••••• 1J2 PRICE Fourteen-karat gold pendants are FLORIST . --992-31139 POMEROY WOMEN'S ONE 20°/o SAVINGS EASTER WEEKEND SPECIAL THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY 106 ALL MEN'S . · Pendants Showcase 102 E. MAIN 0 20°/o OFF TENNIS SHOES .......... 20°/o OFF . HUSH PUPPIES ••••••••• 20°/o OFF American Eagle . .. SECOND MIDDLEPORT STOREWIDE I~ CLOTHING & SHOES ALL PURSES •••••••••••••• .. \ Celebrate faster in full glory. Send the ITO® Easter Bunny' " . ... ALL WOMEN S DRESS SHOES THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY OFF · S2.00 OFF o YOU'Ll lOVE IT - COME SEE FOR YOURSELF (") 0 AT HARTLEY SHOES EASTER·SAVINGS 20°/o POMEROY !:... . E~STER ~A-lUES • CUT THE FABRIC FINISH & OVEREDGE REGUlAR STITCH SEAM 1200 STITCHES PER MINUTE ALL IN 1 STEP DOLLAR GENERAL STORE 992-11720 beautiful karat gold Jewelry! lET IT: #1. #2. #3. #4. COUPON ------------------------------~ z IS SERGING? WE NOW HAVE VIDEOS- TO ANSWER YOUR QUESTIONS. Our Singer Serger Is Sale Priced 5200 Off Reg. Price. Buy Now & Save. This Machine is A Sewer's Dream. 9 TO 9 DAILY - 12 TO 6 SUNDAY CLOSED EASTER SUN!lAY DESIGNER BOUTIQUE . AND . TOP OF THE STAIRS I 11 WEST SHOND GOL~~mU~B WH.~T EVERYDAY LOW PRICE EASTER BONNET PARADE •SAT., 2:30 l . T!rA75l\8~JYr ~X tl)Wf!Oit~ 99c . PANELS SIZES: JR. 3-13, MISSY 11-8 PETITE 4-16 .• · . LARGE GROUP OF ~· ~~ " •Skirts •Ladies' Dresses & Casual Pants •Sweaters •Tops •Blouses •Men' s & Boys' Shirts -- ·Easter Parade of ~a lues POMEROY AREA MERCHANTS ...."'",,. -.. · . The Daily Sentinei-Page-7 Ohio •W A. . Wednesday, April 15, 1987 USE OUI FlEE PAIICIH LOt 01 2ND n. MEN'S BELTS All gonuint leothor. lius 30 Ia 42. lig sizes 44 to 56. Rmrsibltl, solid (Oiors, west~rn Hits, • popular widths. 111.00-'12.00 ...... 19.19 112.50·114.00 ...... 19.99 114.SO·S1 5.50 .... 111.99 SPECIAL PRICES ON MEN'S AND BOYS WEAit 1ST FLOOI •BOYS' KNIT SHIRTS •BOYS' BLUE JEANS •BOYS ' SHORTS and JAMS •MI:N'S KNIT SHIRTS •MEN ' S WORK UNIFORMS •MEN'S SHORTS and JAMS •MEN'S LEE & WRANGLER JEANS BERFELDS f/'"'''~· , • • , •• , , 01110 lll<l jhJ . , , �•• • •• WednesdaYApril 15, 1987 Page- 8- The Daily Sentinel -- ~""":'·, -Local " Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio ' Briefs:-__, A ll-night sing set Friday 1 : An all nighT gospel si ng will be held' Frida y, starting aT 7 p.m., .!It the Rutland Civic Center. Fearurrd 2roups will include True ,Gospel Sounds. Narrow Way Singers, Reflections Tria, Charily, Voices of Love; Old Ti mcrs' Quarter, Christian Sounds and Jan 'and Kathy . The si ng is being sponsored by Rutland Freewill Aaplisl Church and admission is free. Club .~chedule.~ Saturday dance Th l' Arllcs and ~a us Western Square Dance Club will hold a dan ec Saturday. from 8 to 11 p.m., al The Mcrgs Senior Center on Mulberr.\' Height s In Pomeroy. Caller will be Jerr y Harbert ~ from F'a11·mont , W.Va . Outages irk area lawmaker ' Sr iJIC Sen . .Jan Michael Long, D·Circleville. expre..scd his dismay and fru stration avN The recenT electric outage problems that Pl.agucd lh<•l7th DisTricT This pasl week. " II may be an act of God rhar The snow !ell This past week. bur IT is lh!' res pon sibiliT y of I he electric power compa ni es to mak e sure rhar rhc consumrrs rrreive Thr power they pay for ," said Lon g. Long has SPT up a mpcring wiTh rhe Public Utilities Comm ission of Ohio to du seuss we~ .vs to atH•mpt to prrvPnt thi\ problem In the future. " Curr(•nlly, there is no means of regulation lor the rural ciccl ric compan ies in sourhNn Ohio," Long stared. "and no regulatio n means lUIIe ro no accounlablllly from those electric compa nies ." More than four counties were alkctcd by the power outages. Many of the resident s of those count iPs did not rrcelve power for nem:iy a week alkr the powN was knocked out by the snow storm . · "The sit uation of power outages is much more severe in sou thern Ohio due ro demog raphics of our are<J," concluded Lang. Anyonr having questions or concerns regarding thP recent outages ma y co nt acT Long al 466~ R1>6 or write him at rhc Ohio Srnate. Stat<•hou sc, Columbu s. Ohio 4:J266-060t bond.~ 3 forfeit in mayor's court Thn•e for f!•ltl'd bonds a nd a fourTh was fined In I he courT of Middleport Maver F'rcd Hoffman Tuesda y night. Forfeil ing bonds )lien• Mark Luca s. Point Pleasant , W.Va., $:>(1, run ning a red light: Susan L. Molnar. Huntington. W.Va .. $~ :1 . sp<•edlng: Shaw n ScarbNry. Apple Crave. W Va ., $40, sp<·cding. Fined was Sr<•vt•n A. Skip. Point PleasanT, $1o and costs, spe,·lllng. Pomeroy mayor fines three Th i·er• W<'l'r• finrd and <·lghl olhNs forfeited bonds in thr the cour t ol Pom t•ro.v Mayo r Richard Seyler Tuesday night. Timothy E. Oa\'idson, PnmNov . was fined $63 and costs on a l'iwrgP ;, f driving under su'spension: Lorenc Goggins, Mlddil' porr. $li:l and cos ts. rxplred plal<'s: Billy J . Godwin. Morgantown. W.Va .. $4:1 and rosrs. <Jssurrd clear distanr~ . F'orfC'IIing bonds on spe('dlng wr·rr• Fred A. Smith. Pomeroy, .HI: Franklin Cn•means . $46:· and .lames llemslcy, Pomeroy. $>1. OthNs iorfeillng bonds were Gregory Taylor. Pomeroy . $1;:1. dr l\·ing under suspension: .John .Jeffer s. Syracuse. $6:l. pass ing on a doublr yl'ilow linr: Irene Rax ter. $4:1. failure to yh•ld: .John llenrlry , Syracusl'. anti William Ha yrs. Syracuse, $6:\ <•ach. t•xplred lirrnse plall's . EMS imit..~ m~pond to • 7 call.~ Srvt•n calls wen · answr•n>d bv loca l unit s Tuesda,1·, rhe Meigs Count y Emr rw•nr.1· Mr dlrai Servicr•s report s. !'it 2:22 a.m .. Rutland took Carl [)cnison from Hili Road Ia HolzN Mrdlral rcn trr: Middlepol'l ar :.: 19 a.m. rook F'ranees Hawkins from North Fourth /\ venue to Holze r Medical Center: Haeim' at 111 :01 a.m. rook Flo\'d Cummins to VNerans Memorial : Mlddlrporl at Ill: 24 a.m. rook Mar y Oliver !rom the " 'eno• of un a<'<'idcn1on Genr ra I Ha rll ng<'l' Parkway to Veterans Mr morlal and Reil y Williams was lrPalcd but not tran spo rted: Poml'nJ)' at Ill : 2:1 a.m. took Ri cha rd Winebrenner· !rom the Pnmr r'O\• HP:dth Ca rr Ccnl('r to Vcl<' rans Memorial: Middkp<ll'l at 11 : 1~1 a. m. took lnr~ Pooler from the Stonewood Aparlml'nt s to Holzrr Mrtliral l'•·nrrr ami at 11 : 06 p.m. Mldd i< •port look Mary F'el t,l' !rom Hallroa~Sirl'el to Veterans Ml'mor Ia I. Ext'cutil 'e committ('(' lo mel't • Tlw M<;l gs C'ounr,1· Drmo<'l'a r E x<•c u1ivr Commit 11'1' will mrct at 7: :\o p.m. Thursda,l' .:1 Carpenter< Hall , East Main Street. Pom('I'Oy; ull ln1c"rPstrd Df'm or l'al s Ul'{linvitcd . Mildred L.. Jewell, 77. New Haven. W.Va., died Tuesday in Pleasant Valley Hospital. · Born Jan. 14, 1910 In Racine, she was the daughter of the late John and Minnie Danielson Holman . She was preceded in death by Woodrow Hendrix her husband, Charles W. Jewell. in 1982. Former Syracuse resident She was a form er member of Woodrow (Wood! Hendrix, 71, Bachtel United Methodist died early this morning IWednes· Church and a member of 1he day) at Salina, Kan .. following a Upper Room Revival Mission. lengthy Illness. Mr. Hendrix's Surviving are one son, Wayne home was in Falun, Kansas. R. Jewell, Mason, W.Va.: three He was born Jan . I. 1916, to bro thers, Wilkie Holman, Mid· Shelton and Mary Hendrix and dleport. Earl Holman, Racine. . was a veteran or World War II. and Bill Holman. Wayne. Mich. Survivors include his wile. Services will be 1: .'lO p.m. Emmilen !Babel Hendrix: elghl Thursday in Foglesong Funeral sons and daughters-in-law, Pet e H(lme, Mason , withSister .Mand~· and Phyll is Hend rix of Syracuse: Chaffins o!firlali ng. Burial will fo llow · in Graham Cemetery. Norman Hendr ix and Leta Felty F'riends may call at the funeral of Langsville : Lewis and Marilyn home from 7 9 p.m. Wednesday. Hendrix of McPherson, Kan .: Gene and Emma Hendrix , Dana and Wendy Hendrix. and Woody Worthy E. Rogt'rs and Cory Hendrix,. all of Falun. Kan.: Dave and J an ice Hendrix Worthy E. Rogers, 76, or F'oster of Waterford, Wis.; Earl and Street , Mason , W.Va .. died Tues· Linda Hendrix . of Milwaukee, day In St. Mary's Hospital. Wis.: four daughters and sons-in· Born Nov . 2, 1910 in Mason, he law, Randy and Mary Adkins of was the son of the late Frank and Syracuse: Mike and Debbie Sarah Nea l Rogers. Kaurr or Middleport: Virgil and He was a retired farmN and Lucy Pl hl of Smolan. Kan.: Kent s ince 1974 owned and operated and Sa lly Charleton, of Salina , I he 22nd SireN Market. He was a Kan.: 31 grand child ren and eight liklang resident of Ma son great -grandc hildren . Cou n.tv. Besides his paren_ts, Mr. HenHe was preceded in death by drix was preceded in death by his first wife, Margaret Ord two daughters, Sue Hendrix Rogers, in 1970. Parsons and Emmilen Hendrix: Surviving are his wife .June one sister. Sylvia Zwilli ng: two Wall s Rogers: one daughter, half-sistNs, Ruby and Ruth: and Mrs. Steve tA nna Virginia 1 twa grandchildren . Oars I, Point Pleasa nt: four sons. Funeral arrangemen ts arc Worthy Leo of Henderson, RI - under the direction of Ryan c hard .of Keltering, Ohio. Wil· Mortuary in Salina. Kan. Burial liam of Vienna, W.Va .. and will be in Fa lun Cemetery in Charles of Washington. W.Va.: Falun, Ka nsas. ServirPs will be one sis ter , Vesta LN•, Point Monda)'. Clerk Bergle prPsenled letters from Broga n-Wa rner Insurance Indicating the town will receive a .small refund on lnsurancP: the FFA Inviting council to The annual FF'A banquet: the Meigs B<Jard of Electio ns regarding salaries or officials for next term filing . Strf'E'I Commissioner Glrn Rizer reported 19Joads ha1iled to the landfill: 4!\7 gallons of gasoline used by vill~gl' rq ulpment. the C'lea ning or ditches and pothole patching, and prepara tlon or mowers lor the grass culling s<.>ason. Th<:"re werP 2.779,800 ga llons or wa ter pumped during March. Marshal Kirby reported five ca lls, lour cita tions for speed, 211 miles driven, coilection of $91 in bonds. Council discussed the problem of vehicles parking on a drain along Main Street, causing the drain to plug. Council authorized the placement of twa metal stakes at the drain Jo mark the opening and approved the purchase of plugs and air filters lor the mowers. Clea n-up wePk was announced for April 27 .May 2 during which time the Racine Villaae truck will haul lrf'E' lor "' residents on April 29 a nd 30. Items cleaned up out of yards and Jots and placed at the curbing or the edge of an alley. Council stressd the service is not pro· Pomeroy !Continu ed from Page 1I vided for Jhr purposes or hauling away items from basements and garages. F'ire Chief Rober! Johnson reported that six hand held radios have been delivered and are in operation. ThP park committee reported that mate· rials lor the park stagp roo! have been delivered and the first fr ee program is schedu led far Saturday, May 16 . . The town is planning on twa programs' a month . Thr need far trt:'E' trimmi ng d was discussed and plans rna e to contact individuals Jo see If they are interes ted In bidding on the work. Council approved the pur~ chase or seven chairs lor the counril chambers. It was agreed to notify the county IIIIer control o!!icP on illegal dumping which has been taking place an the riverbank. Cou ncil approved the use of the annex by Scott Wolfe on dM May 17 lor a reception an ay 23 lor a class reunron. Presiding over the meeting was Fra nk Cleland, president of c()u ncil. Others allending were councilmen Robert Beegle, Ri·d chard Wamsley, Scott Wol 1e an Larry Walle, Clerk Jane Bee~tl e: Street C'ommlssioner Rizer; Marshal Kirby: Fire Chief John· son: Jack Wolle, and Peggy ba d clerk . !<lrby, n · There will be 800 prize eggs up · for grabs when the Middleport. Pomeroy Rotary Club stages it s annUal Easter egg hunt at 2 p.m. s day at General Hartinger un !"ark. . Ea~h of I he eggs will hold a small paper denoting the prize won by the finder and lh rs year the number of " big prize" eggs has been tripled. There will be Daily stock prices (As of 10:30 a.m.) lded hy Bryce and Mark . ·Smllh ol Blunt, E ll is & Loewl Prlfe '!ln1erlcan Electric ....... ......................... 26% T .. ... ......... ................... 24~ Mllland Oil ................. ....... 59'!1. Evans Farms .. .,. ...... .... 25¥.! Charming Shoppes .............. 25~ Federal Mogul .................... 42 ~ Goodyear T!re & Rubber ..... ...... ...... ....... ...... .58 11< Heck's Inc......... ............ .... . .4~ Limited Inc ...... ....... .......... .41 ~ Multimedia Inc..... .............. 54~ Rax Restaurants ........... .. .. ...... 6 Robbins & Myers ....... : ........ ll~ Shoney's Inc....................... 29~ Wendy 's Inti. ..................... .10% Worthington· 1 Jndustt'ies ..... ............ .... .... .. 19~ conduas .. meeung by Bank One, Central Trust and F'armers Sank: three silver eggs, eac h worth $10, provided by Francis Florist, H & R Block and Krw:e~ ' s, and thre<• bronze eggs, each worth $5 provided by Dr. Craig Mathews, Davls-Qutckei Insurance, 'and Downing-Childs Insurance. • close to the ocean. The country . co.me from thecountr)!,of Gh~na has been frE>e from France since to be taughr. The main religion of 1960 'nad has a democrallc form the country. she said, is Islamic . of government. The climate, she The slides included groups in said, is very hot , the chief crops Bible study with the minister are coffee, cocoa, and catron and reaching. the women do most of I he work. The Rev . and Mrs. Pickens live The rna in lang\Jage is French. in a modern apartment building The Rev. Mr. Pickens' work is in the city of Abidjana and will be to teach leaders in the Christia n returning there th is summer. religion there so thai they will br A socia l hour followed lhe able to teac h oth~rs 1\bout God program with refreshment s· be· and establish churches. Man y ing served to the 20 members and seven guests a trending. ' •i Mrs. Dlinise .M6ra presided ai the business meeting with 56 sick and shu tin c<J IIs being reported. It was annou11ced that C'hestef, United Methodis t Women have; been Invited to a meeting with thC' Alfred UMW t\prl! 21 when; severa l Athens District officersk will be present. ) Mrs Tammi Barber of Slnet Cara. home tor delinquent boys• in Athens County, will be the~ · speaker at ·the May meeting. Many unready for deadline WASH INGTON rUPii - The tax man comet h lodav, and millions of Americans are still not ready for him. The deadline for having a tax return postmarked and on its way to Uncle Sam is midnight tonigh t, a nd the Internal Re· venue Service says that. as usual, many people are holdi ng out until the last minute. " It's a reality," TRS spokeswoman Johnell Hunler said Tues· ·day of rhe lat e push to file retu rns. "We'd rather It not be tha t way. I)ut. human nature being what it is, it' s like go ing ro the denlis I." She esTimated th at abou t 2!\ million America ns ~ close to one-quarter of all taxpayers wil l have waited until the final week to file their 19R6 retu rns. The government also estimates that the people who file latest seem to be those with the eas iest forms. Of the people who fiiPd in the last week, the ones who are due a refund wil l likely have ro wail six to eight wePks. the IRS said. Hunter said the IRS expected to receive about JOt; million Easter Bunny , plans local visit • •• •• individual tax returns. But of rhose. she said a n estimaf('d 6.o million are expected to receive a :lO-day extens ion bec a u s~ they will not be able to gpt Their returns postmarked by midnight tonight. •' '<•. " ' I • > .' ~ \ The late fi lers hare so me impressive company. Wh ite H ous~ aides said Tuesda,1• that President Reagan and h'is wife. Nancy. wa ilcd until Monda y to sign their return at their California ranch where the.v arc vacationing. • 7" CUT '· ~ Standing Rib Roast · •' ' '·' ''' . Sunrise sen-ices r' • •'•, Three more churches have announced sunrise srrvicrs for Easter Sunday. Chesler United Method ist _ Church will hold Its srrvice at 6:.10 a.m. with a breakfast to be served following thr service. ThP Wesleyan Rible Holiness Church at 75 Pearl St .. Middle· pori. will hold a candlelightsu nrise Sl'l'vlre at 6::10 a.m. Hysell Run Holiness Church will hold its service at 6:30a.m. along with a commu nion service. Woodrow Mollohan will be the special speaker . Pastor Mike Thompson announces. '' \ .. { I I • } ' \ I / The Easter Bunny will br in Pomeroy's m ini-park Satu rday Bake salt' sla,tfil at I p.m. Pomeroy~Cham ber of Ladies !rom rhe Full Gospel Commerce Is bringing Peter Lighthouse Church are sponsorCottont ail to town to give treat s lo youngsters and ma ybe even a ing a bake sale at Big Wheel on few oldsters. The park has bern Friday. starting at 9:.10 a .m. mowed by Pomeroy Village Refreshment ilcms wil l also be employees a nd the Winding . sold. Trails Garden Club will be , - - - - - - - - - - - planting fl owers In the park later this week. Brown & Serve Rolls \ ' t • IN THE DELl· PASTRY SHOPPE KROGER \ l Easter Bunny Cake ,,' . ( ~ •• •< . '~ •(• £ r ~ •~ Ohio weather r ' • South Central Ohio ~ Showers and th understorms tonight , wilh a low tonight between 45 and 00. Occasional r.a in Thursday , with highs be· tween .15 and 60. The probability of preciplla· (ian is 80 percent tonight and Thursday. Winds will be light and variable tonight. Ohio Extended Forecast Friday throu~h ,~ •• *f ~ Country Club Butter < Fresh Yams 1-lb. ,t' Open Easter Sunday < •< Sunday A chance of rain Friday a nd Saturday, with fair wea ther on Sunday. Highs mostly wil l be in the 60s Friday a nd Sat urday, climbi ng into In the 70s Sunday. Overnight lows will range from 45 to 55. HAVE YOU TAKEN YOUR --· W1•sl Virginia laws regarding nursing homes. and outlined various means or financing nurs lng home rare. Hutchins used slides to familiarize chamber members with his 60-bed facility which opened abou t November of last year. Hutchins said many Care Haven residents are !rom Meigs County. ~· r 'r 8.00arn Til 8:00pm f •' f • IRA DEDUCTION l l • • l • --........- •' } =::r.: .. BALER TWINE 9,000 & 10,000 $14 75 19-19...'19 FERTILIZER $14 900 f '~ • .• ~Pril 19, 198] .. COPYfttGHT 19111 · THE ~:-;-:.·­ I(~OGEFI CO. ITEMS AND PRICES GOOD SUNDfiY, '-PAIL 12, THROUGH SATURDA.'t', APRIL 18, 1!187, IN ::.!~ POI~IO' AID GAlli,.IS STOlES. WE RESERVE THE RKlHT TO LIMIT OUANTrTIS NONE SOLO TO OlAURS, THORN APPLE VALLEY. WHOLE 14-17-LB. AVG . BONE IN OR ROYAL CROWN 'SPECIAL Sem~Boneless advertiMd it•lftlllr~,..:~to M ••ldilv tw~•ble 1o1 ...-In •at~ ~ ~~ StOlt , uc.ept •• 19Kiliealy noted if'l lhia ld, If...,. do •un out ol "' ~ited itfJITI , we will offer wou YOU' chok:• of 1 tOmi*lblt ium, wt11n av~Nb~e. refltalng the "'"' Nl~ings Of • ••Inch«~ wtliclh will tntille you 10 pu/ehlu tl'llldvtni&ed hMI lllhO ldvtniWd PfiCI whta.n XI Mvt ~ ttne liWI~ Coupon WI M tc:eeptld P1f it.m pi.HCNIMd. NON RETURNABLE BOTTLE Kroger Grade A .. Diet Seven-Up or Seven-Up Dozen Pound TON E.ct~ ol llltM ,. • AIMRTIIIO rmt f'WCY Large Eggs Smoked Hams 2-Litar CHESTER AGRI SERVICE STATE ROUTt 7 915-3131 ' Vt>lt>rans Memorial Admilled - Marvin Darst. Pomeroy; Floyd Cummins, Ra· to Good F'rlday, there will . cine; Irene Russell. Middleport: be a square dance held at the Lorena Ault, Middleport. bottom Community Build· Discharged - John Perez. this Friday . Budd Darst. Chester UMW three gold eggs this year. each . worth $25. and they arP provided : she inrradured the guest ented by Mrs. Ethel Orr and Mrs. speak'cr, Mrs . George Pickens. Bonnie Landers ar the recent who is doing missionary work mceling or the Chester ' United with her husband, the Rev. Methodist Women at rhe church. George Pickens, formerl y or the "The Resurrection Story" was Long Bottom-Reedsville area. giv<' n with. scripture from Luke The Pickens have been In 24 followed by responsive read· Abidjana, Ivory Coast, Africa ingof an Easter litany. The group since January, ' 198~. Before sa ng "The Old Rugged· Cross- showing slides of their work Mrs . "wlth Mrs . Kathryn Baum as Pickens gave a brief history or pianist. Mrs. Orr had· a reading Ivory Coast and whosed its . entitled "Ea stl'r" after which location on a map. II is located on the northwest coast of Africa The Daily Sentinei- Page-9 · Ch~mber rC'ontinued from Pagp 11 Women back changes in Ia~ COL UMB US 1 UPI I - A bill To mak~ changes In laws pertaining uqollsh rm·porai P,Unishmf' nt is to rhlld abuse, sexual abuse ahd of nin~ pi~ces of legislation other !arms or vio lence. t'amr out of recommendations of Rep. Judy ShE>erer, D-Shaker Govf'rnor' s Tus k Fon·r· on Hci~hts , who rounded up the J'U:mliy Vio ll•nre. fcmalr House D<"mo<'rats and l·:arh bill in the p<wkngl' is assig ned each with a bill, Is the jpom:on:•d o n~ of 1he eight wom~n sp<insor of the rarporal punishthr Hmrsr nemor..atic caucus . . ment mea s ur~ . bur one of rhe bill s was Under current law. each roduccd Friduy . thesamrday S('hool' s bqard can set policy on task force presented It s corpor·ai punishment and wo-ye;JI'' sr udv on famil y vlo· teachers. who have loudly op· to Gov. Rlrhard F. Celcsl~. posed previous allempts to In addition to addressing cor· change the law. apparently like it punishml'nl. the ninl' bills that way. . • . Pleasant ; II grandchildren and tltree great-gra ndchildren, . , ServiN'S will be 2 p.m. Frida) at the Crow-Husseil Fuheral Home. Burial will bein Kirkland Memorial Gardens. Friends may II I the funeral home alter 2 ca "Thursday · p.m. Council approves t\n Easter program was pres- Rotary sets Easter egg hunt Area deaths Mildn-d L Jewell Pon'Miroy-Middleport, Ohio Wednesday; April15, 1987 FREE D ori.J (DAILY) We will be making daily deliveries to the West Virginia ·area during the period of time t .. bridge is dosed. Just give us a call with your order. VALLEY LUMBER &SUPPLY CO. SSS Park St. ft2-6611 ll'ilap~rt. OIL 9 For Start Building Your IRA Today ~::. Cheese .................... ~:.c:.:. . . . . . . . . .·. . . . DAYS um PEOPLES· BANK· "THE lmEI BAll" lfii)MDUALLy WIIAPPED SLICES ~1121 ' te-oz. ~= Food"""." ... " .... ".:.. ' l~·OZ. . . . . F.D.I.C. 2212 .lldtllll A"l'l n ., 1.v.. 24-oz. ' " • 89C 2 5 C 99c Assorted Color Mums l-Inch Pot • • ~%i~r~.1.~............................. .Gal . CHILLED ~~;n~:~~uice ...... .................. FRESH.MADE ORCHID CORSAGES rc~cr::~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1sgc 29 · lHai. %·Gal. 89c �'•' Page- 10- The Sentinel 15. 1987 Wednesday. Ohio The Daily Sentinel April15. 1987 PHONE 992-2156 ·0. Write DliiJ Seltilttl QlssiiiM O.,t 111 Ccntr1 St.. PGMn~y. OM 457it Public Notice ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Lotding Creek mencement at the aite. The entire project including laboratory testir'!g and site construction s hall be complttad within 1 80 Cllendar daya follow ing no· tification to proceed . Conservancy Oiatrict 34481 Corn Hollow Rd , Rutland. Ohio 4575 Separate sealed BIDS for the construction of Watlf Supply Wells and Appurten ~ ance•. Contract 83-2, will The CONTRACTOR shall be responsible to maintain aquipment on r ite to aid, if necesury. in on- si~e mobilization . be witt be roc,ived by the Lea'ding Creak Consarvan~y District Office at 34481 All BIDDERS shall submit Corn Hollow Rood. Rutland, with thair bid the type of dril· Ohio 45775 until 12:00 ling equipment and pro· posed drilling meihoda to be utilized. The soil~ testing laboratory to be utilized. if o 'clock noon llocel time) Moy5 , 1987. , · Tho WORK covered by tho CONTRACT DOCUMENTS other th.an the BIDDER 'S, 83-2 for Contract includes the following approximate quantities: Two 18" K 38" diameter gravel packed water suppiy wells complete with 400 gpm pumps. GR ANii E WEEK - Rutland Mayor .J a me~ M. F ink has prodalm ed April 19·23 as Grange Week, with Star Grange to join Grangers at ross th•• nation 'in teh•hratln g Ihe obse rvance, P atty Uycr. mas ter , said Star Grang<' , will kick-oil t h•• ohst•rvan n· with a potlu<: k dlnn<•r Saturday at 6: 30 p.m. a llh<• hall , loc ato·d on County Road I, north of Salem Center. Me mbers of over 25 years will h<• honor ed at lh<• dinner mt•ctln g which is open to the public. Grange Week In Meigs County will ~e hlghlighled hy the annua l banquet on April :I-I, 7: 15 p.m. at Salisbury E lt•mentary School. Tit kels an av aila hh• from any count y grange "las ter. --MORCAN CENTER - Revi"' val a t Morga n Ce nte r Wes leya n Church, co nt inuing lo Apr il 19, var ious spea kers. Services 7:.10 p.m.; specia l singin g. RF:F:JJSV JI. I.E Revival through April 19 at Eden Unltf'd Brt'lhren Chu rc h with Rev. Pet er , Mar tindale of G r~en fle l d . . TIIURSDAY RUTLA ND- Door·to·door so· lir lt lng for fun ds to improve th0 Rutla nd park b,v adding bt•nches and p ir nlc ta bl es will be rarrl ed oul In th e co mmunit y Th ursday by garden cl ub m!'mbr rs. Ru· ila nd fire men and a uxille ry mPm b<•rs. Sa tu rday a bak ~ s;ile will be he ld for the sa m ~ projec t a t th ~ Rutl and Depa rtment Store. Do nation s of b a k ~ d goods to be t here b)' R a .m. ) --SPR INGS HOCK Rock Springs RPtter Hea lt h Club wil l meet Th ursday, J: l o p.m ., at the liomr_of Trcl'lr Abbott . POM EROY - Ma undy Thur s· da ~· r·o mmunlon sf'rvkrs, R p.m . Thu rsday ut Tri nity Churc h in Pornfli'Oy . rtr1 gU\a r r hoir l'f' ht•ar- S:Oi fo llows. POMEHOY - M e i ~s County Ch:optrrs of Alro holi rs Anonymous und AI -Anon will bP held Th ur sda y <'V<•ning. 7 p.m., a t thr .JTPA bui ldin g in PomProy. folders to the services. Those presenting a lily in mem or,v of, arr to hav0 it a t the chu rc h by noon Sa turd ay, POMEROY - The Me igs County Horseshoe Club is spon: sorln g a tournament May 9·10. Six-ma n ca rd . $8 to enter. ConI art Jeff Tillis, 742·224.1. lor Informa tion. Sunrise ser vice MID DLEPORT - Sun rise Services at the Sil ver Run Baptist Chu rch will be held Sunday morning a t 7) 11. catod ot 5085 Reed Rood, Columbus, Ohio, upon poyFive 275 to 400 gpm well ment of .36.00, NONE OF pumps to be: Installed in ex- WHICH WILL BE . RE isting welta. FUNDED, Test pumping, Two pump contro l valve and meter vaults . Plus connecting piping and appurtenances. The estimetad construe· 1987, 23rd Karon S. Clark, Acting President 1411, 8, 15, 3tc Publ''c Nott'ce OFFICIAL NOTICE Pursuant to Title IV oft he Surface Mining Control and Reclamation Act of 1977, 30 U.S.C. 1201 ot seq , the Ohio Department of Natural ResourcBI. Division of Re· clamation hereby ,gives no- mation Enforcement. and ···· tico of the avolloblllty of o · - •. FINDING OF NO SIGNJFJ- .• CANT IMPACT for an onvl· ·' ronmontal.._omont wticll cot"*"' on -Idol ltd mined environmental as-rment tor this project whiclo WOIIUbmit ltd by the State in opptiCMioo{ lor Tille IV finonciallllittance In reclaiming onc1 rolloring areaa adjilcant to the site for SYHACUSE , - Syracuse Volunt eer Fire Depart menl is spon· sori ng a da nce Sa turday night , fi·om 8 to l1 p.m., for the Allred c Putt 1 Lyo ns memoria l fu nd .., . ·. ., OHIO VALLEY BULK FOODS "" 992-6910 Wo Slompt "''"' Food • ' \ I ' 7.97 3.47 10.99 Our 4.97 Spreading Junipers Anolled vall•tlea of Flowering Shrubs Choose from Plum or Forsythia. 18" · 24". Sizes vary, spreodlng Junipers. 1-gaL, IHO" size• . 6.44~; · I7os/ . tO.t2" Alii Ill t:l Y. . . 10.12" Y-In globe!. uprlghll or apreod41rs. Ideal landscaping. • PUNT ' FOOD Our Reg. 5.47 '' ' _...,... _ 1~15 3.97 l l l l f"'.JJ!J'r)..,f ,. Grade Packaged lloMIUih Selec:t#1 grade pack· aged rote bulh 111 Ofsoiled vorleHet and coloiL For lovely gar· dens anct yard&. ~ .-' 17071 5.88~; 1-lb.. Plant food K·Gro' waleiiOiuble . 1~3().15 plant food. S0v81 men participate In the con- r;;:J L:J --~~ ' We Have An Open Door Policy- 24 Hours A Day! EMERGENCY CARE ·cENTER IAMIIIIIIIIIDtl lor~,_., , .w ~ii<,.V\1 VAt~~ •, ~ rotrw ~ W\i 137 •t:t• DIIDharge I~HP Lawll Mower . 3~HP mower w11t1 lldll cllcharge. recoil 11011 engine. Engine conhol on handle. Department o'f Natural Re· sources. Theta may alto be purchased with cuh in the euct amount. Ptana and 1pecificatlont btcome the property of the prospective bidders and no refunds ·will be made. Additional infor· mation may be obtained from the Division of Re· clamatlon, Department of 50-lb.. .Thanks to my many neighbors and friends for their ~rayers, cards and flowers during my recent stay in St. Anthony Hospital · in Columbus, Ohio after my knee · surgery. Geraldine Cross 992-2259 ' , NEW LISTIN.G - 2 unrt apartment bu ildong on Mid· dleport Ready to move inlo. 3 bedroom unils shou ld rent lor 200 plus each. Ow ner wants $19,900.00 contracts awarded to and material• and HNices purthe specifications. CONTRACTORS REQUIRING ASSISTANCE IN SE· CURING BIOS FROM CERn' FlED MBE SUBCONTRAC· TORS AND SUPPUERS MAY CONTACT•THE STATE EQUAL EMPLOYMENT CO· ORDINATOR BY CAWNG (8141 488-8380 OR THE MINORITY BUSINESS DEVEL· OPMENT DIVISION BY CALUN.G 16141 446:5700 OR TOU FREE ON 1-18001 282· NEW LISTING - Beautilul home wrth a beautiful view! 3 bedrooms, full basement, I 'h baths. All quality con· sttuction. front porch, lire· place. Cape Cod desi gn , Call lor you r show ing, $54,900.00. NEW LISTING -St. Rt 325 - .3 to .4 miles ltOntage on SR 325. 25 Acres, more or less, city water. All mi· nerals e1cept coal. Th.ee sides of propert yare lenced. $1 3,200.00, 1085, APPROVED FOR PUBLI· CATION IN Tho Doily Sentinel, Pcimoray, Ohio on April 8 and 15, 1987. RECOMMENDED: lorry W. Mamomo, Chief RACINE .,.. Newer tanch home on a corner lot Spacious l~ing room, beauliful fiteplace, large modern krtchen, 3 bedrooms, basement MUST SEE' $47,500.00 Division of Reclamation 4/ 1187 APPROVED : ' Jospeh J . Sommer, Director Deportment of Natural Reaosurces 141 8. 16. 2tc 412187 •CLOSE TO TOWN ~ This older hom e needs some re· pair feat ures 29 acres and heP ~ as Ia lh e hou se. $1 9,500.00. Public Notice ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS SYRACUSE - Nice ranch wrth colonial porch, large living 1oom with fireplace, 3 bedrooms, I \l ca r gat age, pat1o and central air la1 ge lot $39.900.00. leading Creek Conservancy Di1trict 34481 Corn H&ttow Rd . Rutland, Ohio 4575 ,Sapareta Halod BIDS for the construction of State Route 689 Wttor Main, Contract 83 -1 and 30,000 Henry E. Cleland Jr. 992-6191 Jean Trussell ..... 949· 2660 Dottie Turne1. .... 992· 5692 Office .............. .. 992-2259 Gatton Elevated Water Tonk, Contract B3·3. will be re· ceived by the Pre1idant of the Leading Creek Conservancy District at the District office at Rutland. Ohio, until 12o' clocknoon.Uocaltime) May 6 , 1987, and then at A said office publicly opened , and read aloud. 11-- ---.-:.=:::::-1 Tho WORK covered by tho CONTRACT DOCUMENTS for Contract 83· 1 includes the following approlllmate quantitt": 6,400 lttf Of 6 inch water main together with the , __ '• '' CALL : : ... lllUibllr c:flflll for . cnar. ICMI • i The ntimated construction cott ill, •a7 ..000 as of ·Morch 1. 1987, The WORK covered by the CONTRACT DOCUMENTS for Contract 833--~~3~:~;;/~~~= the following ao quantities : w- One 30,000 gollon lingle pec101ta1 tltvlttd ateo1 tank togother with tho • ..,... Job Ploctmtnt fOf Graduatu 446·436 7 ·southeastern · Business College 529 Jacll••• ,.,, Gallipali1, Ohio ._16-11-lMSI YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE .Real E1tsts General I Real Estate~~ 216 E. 2nd St. Phone 1-(6141·992-332& 124. RACINE - Nice one lloor older home nexl to the schOOl. Has 3 BRs, wood· burner, blown -in insulalion, slorm windows and 1ootS on level lot $24,900. RT 7 IY· PASS - Neat Middleport is this 3 BR one floor home. Autornalic heat, lC wale~, catpet ing. bath and nice lot $23.000. SiZ,OOO.OO - One floor 7 rm. Ira me, bllh, dtilled well, basement, garage and 1.27 ac res. Naluta l gas FA lurnace. PAT HILL FORD 1. 99.t· 21 96 · Middleport. Ohio 1-13·tfc BISSELL , BUILDERS -.Plumbing and electrlc.a "A1 Rt!!s-blt Pri<ts" - Roofing end gutttf work work (fr!" Eatimattr) V. C. YOUNG Ill 992·6215 Ot' 99t-7314 Po~~ttroy, Ohio 4-J5.'86·1c syftttlng Roof Coating CAAPENTRY- Addltlono. Goreges. Sun Dtcl!o CONCRETE WORK- Sidtwolcs. Boooments end Drive- CUSTOM PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 Day or Night NO SUNDAY CALLS Riverine Ant' 1124 Eatl Main~ lrint thit 190 MULIERIY AV£. PH. 992·9949 loll larlon, owFREE LANCE 35U PHOTOGRAPHER VHS HOME RECORDER TrOMftrs Umm I 110 l'oli· tin ~Ides to VHS VI. . Topt •Weddings •Ins. Claims •Specl•l Evt~ntl UU 7 DAYS AWUK 992-7632 4 / 1 / 1 mo. f , HOURS: Tues.-Wid.·FrL 11 a.m. to 7 ~. m . Sunday: 1 p.m.·7 p.m. ~y CltaMt Ot' Appoinlmtnl RUSS MOORE 99~·2526 4-14- l mo , All OCCASIONS NEW IDEAS PUll& ....... VAN METil J04·111·U7S Alter 5 CAll (614) 915·4222 SPECIAL: HEIL- P.-:kogo olr conditioning lor mobile or modular ~. 2'1.o or 3 ton unH.t inetelled on pad & roady to cool. Prict: tloti.H Dlus tu. 4·1·'» ·1 mo, REPAIR a!: 1m BINGO IAGIIS Clut-POMilOY, Ott SALES & SERVICE Wt Cony flohlnt ....... PlY Your Coble & Phona Bill• Here ~~~­ "141 ttl-6151 lf.aKIP110411 "14) ttl-7154 111811111 SUPEIIOR SIDING CO. ..... LOlli CERnFIEO APPRAISA&.a Jacob111n M1tu,. p••on only 1o b~lh 2yr. old In our home, a113 shlfte. Ctnttntry trtl Ph. 114-441· 992-6611 3·20·87 aw BOGGS 941&, 2·8 P.M. EMT. AN. ar LPN to co~ett lnauren ct hems , Eactlltnt pert-tlmt work with ftexlbUity. Send tHumt to : P. M . I .. P.O. , Boa 370, Ounb•. W.Va. 210M. II Till ~ADP U. ~ RT. SO EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO ' PHARMACIST Plttllnt VtiiiY Hotph.... Poiftl Plttttnt, W Yt. It In netd of 1 full·tlme tttff Phll'm.Citt. The hotpltel hll 1 ntw moct•n phtrm.cy wtth up -to-dMt...,. mtcy flxtu,.l •nd t.,ylcft, PltHint Vtlltv. Hosplttl It f lttdlng hotPitel ifl the ,,.. In ttrvloet • flcllhltt . Growth opportunltlll trt II.Otlltnt tor 1 phtrmtc1l1t too king to tht fUtutt. Cell Alc:h•d Eddy, DlrNior of 7 Ph•ntiDY 1 It ' " ' code 304· 171·4340 .... 210 lor ... lnttr'Mw. AII 111111111: I~ till~ Ills Aulhorilod hrhn Dttro, Ntw HoHaflll, lvth Hog 4 Giveaway Farm fquip..nl DMitr Ftmalt P\!PPI• . Ct ll 114·211· 11188. Far111 E~alt•••• ' Olvt to tJOod homt. Cat tlyr. mal& neutered. houtHfoltan. Prtf• homt wlthowt ~hlldr., , Ctll 114·441·111431fttr IPm. 1·3·'161fc load of firewood. Ctlle"·288· 1711, EMPIRE FURNITURE Lldy 110mpenkm for tld•ly lldy, 108 W. Main, Pomeroy, Ohio PH. 992-3307 TWIN MATTRESS/IOXSPRING ............ '91.11 FUll MATTRESS/IOXSPRING ............ s141.11 CHESTS .......... S49.95 r.ECUNERS ..... f99.9S DINETTE/4 CHAIRS............................. f99.9S 614-143·5241 REASONAIII • IIUAIII 8-2Q-'14i Un THE HAT RACK lltlpr tun Aroal IIOUIS: Ws4.·11oun.-lrL 10 . ..... ft sr·'"· !orwtlor 10 .M. It I( 110011 OIM tittotl loy lhtto<t or ooll "t·SUI lor .~"'C'J~m, mas . llatlrtllilh COWAal OUI1 'l!fl.¥ Ptrt Cotll&:•rt Labrador Ia glvt IWI'f. Cell KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 304-171·4121. 3 big ,..., .., h.mst•• end t youne htmlltn. 304 ·171· 7383. 10 buN ulv.t.d a•• ar truells. Must hwt tools a bt eblt to do structure work. Ctlt 114·311· ~ 8118, R1a.ptlanhlt wsntlld. 'rofM· lfonll Mttint . otflct skills .,. precltttd. Ml1urhv an ..... , PtttM m111 hend wrtlten rttumt to. bO• T-3221 . c•• of 1ht OaiUpolls Dtll'f' Trlbune, 121 Third Av.. , O•llipollt , OH nnt , Rttponslblt MluM 10 bebwlfl In my home 3·4 diVt 1 wuk btglnnlne mld·Jun e. ,h , 114· All Mtht 241-1104, •Wathers •DIIhWithtrs •R•ntn 2 rec:lln.,. nNCI 10mt,repal r1. 3Q inch whitt doo r. 3 wtll dltplf¥ •Retrlger1tors •Dryera •Fr"zerr work or home tl715·7 431 . PIWI·Tlmt AdmlnlttraUvt At· tltllnt . Must typt eo "''"" ICCUittll'f'. OOOd ¥trb.. lldMt • • written communlcedon tldlh r~qUiftd , ODOd fiUnt 1kiH1 r• qu lrtct. Mustbeabletoworil ... undtt pretture. Knowledtt of Old copl.. of ntwiPtl*l tnd ehorthlf'ld, CO"'tH'teft • WCMd rocttaort bentfloi M. .loll th•· ""'"· 304·171·2•oe. PARTS and SEFIVJCE 4-5-Uc lw.,tl ltree h1nd hewn ltnd· ston tl , colt 304·171 ·2311 SANDY'S AUTO SALES tomt P ~ nt Pl1111nt At glat tfl. 304-171-2111 , 6 Lost and Found TUNEUPS lo RANSIIISSION CAU "2-7 403 Apt. St. It, 33, P-oy, OH, LOtt t NMWtgltn Et .. Hound on IEvringtan Ad. Htsntmt tagwhh phone M~mW call o r Cell 114,.311·1U7 REWAIIO . •••• S.l Y. . . Ullll Car or fix Your Old One LO I T: Ught bfown CoiNt l UI '"" Monday mot"ning on Cora• MMI Rd, Colt 114·241·5482. 7 r.ng position. Hourt .,. ltm • 4:30 pm wery Thurldey a Frldty • IWrf oth• Wtdntl· Yard Sele At . 4 , lo11 144, Otlllpollt, OM 4&131 by April 27th. W1111 t GlfHr In AAA? Woutd you llkt 1 lob with .... c•.., • , poulbllltM, no nMd to relocita, tt,. lblt hours, gooct pey, with 1 rupacttd OOinplftV? leoome t mtmbtr "'" ,.,,tMntltNt wl1h AAA. Meny ol AAA' t top t ncutlvet ttlr11d th.W a•eert. •, n member Mitt rlltfMentl· tlvt t . 8om t Mitt 111"'*'ce ll """"'Y· We WIM peopktwho ' •e ..u1Un.,t, ltndr"urnt' Of work hlttor., to AutomoWie club. , of South11atern Ohio IAAA ), 710 Wtller l t . Portsmouth, OH 'VINYl SIDING 'AlUMINUM SIDING ....... GiillTpolii ·--······ 8o Vicinity •llOWN IN INSUlATION 4&112. AnN . lob'"'"· Need P•rt·t lmt blbylk1tr In my homt . ,.,. tiO.OO month, • dt¥t I Wte\t, Ph. 114· 441· 1811. 'BISSELL Aprll 17-18 Mite. yard ..... Stl t oft At . 7 tcrotl from BkJt Fountain Mot et SIDING CO. .... ••••s hilt ' :free EotimatH" PH. 949·2160 ., 949·2101 ... s.Ma, Calli l ·ll·tlll fliE DEPT. ,, df¥. l tnd '""'"'to : SEOIMI, Aut-tiWI ..,.lr & Service REPAIR IYEIY SAT. NIGHT 6:30P.M. 14·112-7171 , Mlxtd Breed Pupp iM, ftmtlt, 985·3561 G&M TV ........ ulldl~g tl4·44t·2111, ---..,.-c----GOVERNMENT JOII . oldorty ~'"""" In nood, Ph. 114·317-0111, t17,100·•10,1?1 por yr, Now hl•lno- Colt 1-111· 111·1113 rO 1 000<1 homt on • fwm or In tlllt. J04310H for current fed•al lht counuv. Mtlt ptr1 hound lilt. 2• hra, nltdt 10 tun, lovlt children Ph. 114·441-0ell, hp•l.naad body men nMdtd (CUT Our FOt FUTUH USII GUN SHOOT ~ACINI'' utr1 money uU Aw.n llkt new wtlktr. Pr.ter to give to · ...... TVs, Antennas Satellite Soles l"stallatlon Senice ,, p,~~~ -· Ctn 11rn vp to 10~ 4-7·'87-1 mo. J.R.'s REPAIRS Gelllpollt, Oh 45831 , 3838 '---------,.---..;,..;._~.;..;,;;;;;_..aj Mtlt AKC Rtg llferH lhlt· lua Ph. 814·317·'71111 Ctll tfttf AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Al11 Ttt•••l~tiOI PH. 992-5682 or 992·7121 cioN to town. lend retuml to loll T·IUS ln uri ol Otlllpoh ' 1' , Da.lly Tr6bunt. 121 Third Ave., Llrge, old, d•mavad rtfrlglf'l· tor. lUll workl Call 114·441· 12 Months Free Financing Roger Hysell Garage room tome botrd . Pt. Pl.....,t lwk , old klntno, to good loving homft, Ptrftct for Eltltr Ctll et • .,.. • . 2383. 49135 St. lt. 124 ladne, Ohle 45771 "f'tlf , now hiring! Cltartnce ewrvthl"9 mu11 go. Ck'lth", dJ.h ... El11• btltlng. 2 mit• wett of GtUipolla on At . 141 Thurldl'(. Oo v1 rnm t nt Jobs. t17,100· • 110.975 pt r yur , Now hiring, Ctll 1·«118· 111· 1113 t ilt. 04440H for currM1t fM.,•I lilt. 24 htl, Ah'll n11Joba l 17, 7.t710 ee3,41t Call JObflnt t ·ll8·4&9·3&31 E•t. A-1381 '' 0 . for Info. Z4 hrt. ---=-------lc -' EXC ELLENT WAG E& for aptrt fomiiJ. 11mt ttnma.ty wortc; .. tctton· Yll'd . a.1tmtn1 S tle, som• furnitutt . Circle Dr. Planulub· div ltlon tomoffOW , &•1·0091 ·······p·c;n:l&rov......... .. Middleport 8o Vicinity t•9-3011 Ius. 949-2606 Ho111e Al.,.ullle4ll• 24 IR. SEIYICE Qowernmtnt Jobs . tt 1 ,040 · te8.230 yr. Now hlrln1 . C.ll 101 -117·1000 Ell , R·IIOI !of cu rrtr~t fltdtrtlllat. Urge GtrBit l ..t : WH. llwu lit . •• clothing n .oo Of lwt. Dlferent h-.nt ldded . .._,oc..dt fOf d.Vt+opmenltffy c_,p fund. 160 to 114 '-h Of\ IU to ttilfOICI. O.r... l •1•. 10111• oondAVII. Thun . end Fri. t :OO · 1 :00 3 k t , t tl f1s. Othtrs. Into 504· EXT, 3021, 7 dl'(t, C-ll NOW. Are you intetttiN In ttrnifle .'30,000 plus Income? lnsu- ' re nee Agency Awttl•bl•. ltnd Attum e or ell I for tppalntmtnt . NATIONWIDE INIURANCE P,O, Bo• 1079, Morlotto, Oh: 457101 114-374 -8241 , An equel opportunity IMPkrttt. April t7 •nd 11. 1·5. 'II milton E'MT. LPN or AN to ptrtotm lrHbury Ad. Pllt t ht tchool. lnturtnct l lllmt. h,_i.,ced. Clothe~. couch. 4 chalr1 , duptt, ,.,. tHnt potltJon wHh fit~~ IbMtty. ltnd r~ten'll to PMt , P.O. dith", book1 etc. loll370, Duna. Wen VWglnle l-17-2 ..,, pol,' NYL I &LIIIIIIil WANT TO SELL? CALL 992·332& T•hwitlon Ad~irtitlnu · N..d high •n t rgy I*IOn for tht G•llipollt, ,,... Poniblt futurt mtniiJ.ment opponuni1y. latt • commltsfon , E11perl.nn In . AdvttUtlng Selu prtf•red. Ph. 304-122·0304 , MI!Nieport, Oh. SAUS & SERVICE , Flowers. Stwing, 161 Natllr llcaM .......,. Olio 45161 Wood Eater Homitlte VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY (614) 446-7619 or'(614) 992·6601 417 Second Avenue, Box Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 · ' Hiring\ Go~ •mmem jobl•your t 15,000-t&I. OOO , Phone , cell rtlundtble. 102· 838·8881. a. • . ~r••· Briggs Stratton Tecumseh ILl Licensed Clinical Audiologist l: ' Wtod.(rtdlti·Quilling Pli-NG & HEATING .. 1 1 Help Wanted Authorized S.nirt I Parh ~ LISA M. KOCH, M.S. Mobile service I..W..tlol ..., lriNIIi c....,cilllltits. .......Ito tl .......k ' lu:J•Hw 1, fvr•t, hMt ,....,.; ood tir otttoltitftiot. Alwork-•tllll Buying junk Clfl . Cell after 1:00 pm. C1lllt • · 992-51•8. f IIIIIIIIVIIII'III St!r VII t\~; z Electronic Organs H£AnNG & COOUN_G ~92 · 3471 , Good Fri. & Sat. ni&hts any . open bowl in& Call us for parties • FlOWERS FOI 8uyln9 dt lty gokl. tllwr colna, rings , jewelry, aterling Witt, old coins. lt!'Qt currency. Top pt'l· cet. Ed Burkett Btrb« lhop. :Znd. Aw. Mlddlepon, Oh . 014- with io bowl2 glm•ana got ont lro~t <!» Swim Molds • lnterpretmg Se!vtces 6-17·tfc ....... w. ~ SMALL ENGINE Rt . 124, P-roy Oltio •Graduetions •Valuables OLD ORIENTAL RUOS WANTED . Anytlnorcondltion. Ctlltoll free 1·800·433-7847. rour fomtr or grou~ Pomeroy P1rt1 & SeNiee SUGAR RUN ASHLAND '83 modtl 382!. ZND ST. I-ll Un REIUILT & REPAIRED for lnd neww ' uHd care. smtth Buick·Pontlec. 1911 Eettern Avt., Gl lllpollt . Cell &14-441· ., 'ill AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS TOP CASH poid Pomeroy Bowling Co. Computerized Hearing ~id Sel~ion DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT 114·441-3872 BOWLING II ANTIQUES BUY OR SELL St. It, 124, Syrocuto Ponery and Gitto, Bird Batho, Outoido Yard Doflo, Jesus Statues. Virgin Mary 8t Angel• for Yards and Gravea , C••• Ia ••• Sn ltlm Wanted To Buy We PlY CMh for IMe mOdel cftan uaedc••· J im Mink Chw.,Oidt Inc. Bill Gtne Johnaon SIDtNG.:..VInyt. Aluminum. ond Wood PAINTI':;,AII IYPtlincluding spoco •a• lnoutotlng SANDBLASTING- Dry Blasting, Wet Stooling, ond Vocuum Blotting of llructurol IIHI, llnkl, building•. and mlscellonoouoltomo. FOR IIORE INFORIIATION CALL614/ 949·2686 · 1-tl l mo. pd. JO'S UYTLE lED lAIN IE-OPENS IIAICH 20 9 1wovo 2282. - Concr•• work tnd remod.Ung 2·5-·14i·Un TEAFORD core rad,iato1rs tnd heater cores. We- can also acjd boil and rod out 11diators. Wt also repair Gas Tanks. BUILT HOMES & GARAGES - A~dont sory a~ning WORK. "St••••t• Co•• Fl11t" ' *'-'OLOiNG VARIOUS PATTERNS AND WOOD SPECIES 985·4176 Or. 9.85·3564 366 32' a·AIlEY FlO , POMEROY . 3-25-l •o. POMEROY, OH. NEW LISTING - 4.9 aetes, 10ry oppatoining WORK. 10 1m. remodele<J larm lg. The estimated construe· 2 lull baths, free gas, home, tion co1t is •186,000 as of FA lurnace, lg. lamily rm, March 1, 19B7. The CONTRACT DOCU- carpeting, 5 bedrooms, nice MENTS may be examined tt kitchen, lish pond, . work· the following locatfbns: shop about 38x78 lor car Lead ing CrBBk ConsMVInand lruck repair. TP water cy District. 34481 Corn Hoi~ laps. Asking $1 25,000. tow Road , Ruttond, OH. · EAS1ERN SCHOOLS - 5 ~5776 , 3 Announcements tm. old er home on 2!-\ act es, Burgess & Niplt, LlmHod, 5086 Reed Rood , Colum- 2 BR s, bath, gas heal al wellhead ptice, ca rpeting. bus, OH , 43220. - for site ins pection or On good country road. quntions pertaining to the '$25,000. tlto, contact Mr. Joel< Crisp, RUTLA~D - Like new3 BR, Leading Creek ConnNancv one float home wilh swim Diatrict, .Corn Hollow Road, Auotand, Ohio, totoploone pooL satellite dish, 2 lull baths, elec. BB heat, wood· (614) 742·2200, CopiH of the CONTRACT butner, range, relngerator, DOCUMEN'(S moy be ob· carpetin g, dbl carport and ttlnod at tho office of Bur· -nice lg. yard. Reduced to go11 & Niplt. Um ittd, to· $47,500. cated at 6086 Reed Road, POMEROY - Mo dern 3 BR Columbut , Ohio , upon pay· brick, 2!-\ baths, Ig. family mont of $35.00. NONE OF rm ., w1lh woodbuming liteWHICH WILL BE RE place, cenlral air and heat, FUNDED. equipped kitchen, 2 palios, By order o f the LaadinQ dbl. gm ge in ful l basement phis lg, landscaped lot Askong $130,000. MIDDLEPORT - Reasona· 3 Announcements ble older 6 rm . It ame on' N. , 41h Full basement with lamilyrm., 2iols and garage, $25,000 Offer invited. OUT OF TOWN - Good road, ~ew of 4 lane 33. lg, yard, garage, 3 o• 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, birch equipped k~ .. carpeting. basement. Jut· nace heat f1ne location, line house. $41,000. 100 ACRES - - Ca mp siles, Jarm land , house or lra1ie1 sites. TP water, fro~l age on the Ohio Rovet and Sl. Rl. Financial Assistance AYailablt 1.77:= .. ~ .......... n Clllpe bag die ClfOo POME~OY,O. tract. The total value of tub- : ·ARE YOU OR ANYONE IN YOUR FAMILY INTERESTED IN TRAINING FOR A CAREER IN •Computers '•Secretarial •Acco.unting ..usiness , Administration •Medical Office Seuetary 88 Z2" E. Mai1.WM NOTICE!! 6.57 OUr 7.97 ; OreolanUIII , Allroc!Ne Gfeckln urn In lhel wtllle and . Ilona. 1&x14Vt". SeMI OUI Reg. 147.88 ~ the Depenment of Administrative Services. the CON- 1ion . of Reclalnation, Col· umbuo, Ohio. Blcit will be opened in the Second Floor Conference Room of 1856 1 Card of Thanks NurMry Stock AltO Bogged nern&Avalloblo Ontv In Storti W i l l - C . .. LownMOIoma A - Only tn K mort StorK Our vised Code · and Administra- tive Rule 123:2·18-02 of effort to enaure that certi- Ohio 43224. (Phone: 16141 285,10681, ~h bid mull be accom· p''n(.d by o 810 GUAR'AitT:Y, meeting the require· monto of Section 163.64 of the Ohio Revised Code, CONTRACTORS ARE ADVISED THAT IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVI· SIONS OF THE JANUARY 'l7, 1972 Execunve ORDER BY THE GOVERNOR OF OHIO AND AMENDED EXECUTIVE ORDER 84-9, FEBRUARY 16, 1984, EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY CONDmONS ARE APPUCABLE TO THIS BID, WAGE RATES ESTAeUSHED IN ACCORDANCE WITH &EtnON 1513,18 AND, 1613.37 OF THE REVISED CODE ARE ALSO AP· PUCABLE. ... oooltd .... add - to: DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, . WE STILL HAVE A NICE SELECTION OF SUPPLIES TO MAKE YOUR OWN EASTER CANDY OR FILL THAT BASKET WITH SOME OF OUR DELICIOUS HOMEMADE CANDIES. 123.151 of tho Ohio At· TRACTOR shall make every Fountain Square. Building H, Second Floor, Cplumbus, ' in all -shapes, sizes and shades. Litter Control 992-1»360 . . and IPtcifications prepared Popular evergreens that come VOLUNTEER! Call Meigs County brae" auch cwnbinatlol'! al- in accordtlnce with the plans . $21 .00 modo payoblt to the 3.97 Junipers Real Estate General accept the bid which em- As provided in Section will bt forwarded .from the ~ 3.97 to reject any or ell bids, or to the State. II CUSTOM : •PLAN IN!] •JOINTING The Director of · Natural Ae10urcea rnervq the rtght labor for the execution and construction of: Division of · Reclamation, Department of Natural Re· sources, upon receipt of 1 check in Jhe amount of IALI $1'AIIII WID., APRIL 15, ENDIIAT., APIIL 11, 1987 - withdrow hll bid.witllin o1x1y ternate propoUia 11 may promote the best interest of Bus.i ness .. Services --··· "PfPiiiaiiiiiif ..... 8o Vicinity ~==~;:;==:;n=~~~;;~;=:=m===:=.::;~~~=======~==;1 ..................... .. -··· ·...... . 1987. B&B GHEEN'S PAIITIIIG. II(. , 81g6tomllyyotdiOIO, Thu,.ond .~~~·; ~~~~~~ A•ldential - ·Cu:uwwa ' '-lndultt'ial f~·nir~~~•.2 h•~~t~n~ !::'!~ 1411 . a. 15. 3tc WOODWORK$ _. , ,rt· F,.. Eltlnletft - Fully Insured mi..,. · 1'"' ROQFIIIIG- Shlngtos. Rolled Roofing, Gutter• and In· 1601 doyaalter 1he actual clott Of 1he opaoiug thnot, toriols and P'!rlormlng the site. Copies of the plans, speci· ficationt and propoaal forms 1-10'' Globe Or Pyramidal ,Arbor411a!ll 1·gal, 8-10" ArboiVnoes In globe or PYfomldal lhapes. ldeallandtcoplng. POM E ROY - The an nua l Pome roy Co mmu nity Good Frl· dtl\' ser\·icc will b~ held from noon to .1 p.m. F r ida y at thr St. Pa ul L uthera n Church. Easter sunt·lse services for Tri nit y Chu rch w ill be he ld al 6::10 a .m. Sundav with the Eas ter worship hour a·t 111: 2o p.m . to br foilowPd by communion. Brea kfast will be served fo llowing the sunr ise srrvlcr. Members of Trinit y Church are to ta kr thrir Lenton Pom eroy Kroger Storr will be h•rv lng an egg hunt lor c hild ren two to s ix Salu 1·day mornin g at 8 a .m . The Eas ter bu nny will br pr·rsenl to greet the children who are to eongregat0 oulside thr s lot'<'. and then move Ins ide lor the rgg hun t. Pri~es wtll oe awarded a nd lhe bu nny will Ill' ava ila ble lor plclures a l $2 each, Di rk Wa rn er. m a n age r , a nnounced. A color ln!l conl es l a nd a je lly be~.n guessi ng contest a re bl'lng · helll' th ls week at Krogers. ings Time ancfoPened there· after for furnishing the ma· tion io 1483.581 ,60, A pre-bid mooting will be hold on Tuoodoy, April 21, 19B7, at 11 :00 a.m. ot the 1-'-:.:.:.::.p..:...:.:b:._I_I_C_ _No-tt'-ce - rosoillng borrow metorlot. Tho material will be ul8d on the strip mine to provkle a madium for establithing veget• OFFICIAL NOTICE Pursuant to Title IV of the tive growth on the 1ite. Surface MininR Control and 141151tc DIVISION OF RECLAMATION DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL Re.IIOURCES 1856 FOUNTAIN SQUARE SECOND FLOOR COLUMBUS, OHIO 43224 untii Friday.' Moy 1, 1987 at 11 .:00 a.m. O.ytight Sav- this project 11 determined by the Oivltlon of Roctemo· Wu.'· Si nger s of Poi nt Egg htmt .ret 23rd day ofDistrict Morell,. crThio .. k Consarv•ncy Oap'artment of Natural ResourcM. The estimate for OPEN MON.-FRI. 10·9; 3.47~; "R"- 514 EAST MAIN POMUOY DIVISION OF REClAMA· noN. 111815 FOUNTAIN SQUARE, BUILDING H, SECOND FlOOR. COWMBUS. OHIO 43224, No biddor may (Building HI of the Fountain chaud 'from r!)inoritv bu"Square Offices of the Ohio r ""s ohall be at sot forth in land and water resources adv· SAT. 10·9; SUN. 10·9 lean Up 1117 Ohio WEEI RAC INE - Rac ine Legion Pos t 602 Is sponsorin g an Easter F:gg Hunt on Sa turday, at 1 p.m., for a ll childre n under 12-yrars of NOTICE TO BIDDERS s'eottd propoulo witt be by the Deportment of No- fied minority buainit11 aubturol At~ourcot,' The Dlvi· contractorl and material ~ Division of Reclamation. onely tflocttd by poll mining. 1866 Fountain Squere Court. A complete copy of the enviBuilding H-2. Columbus. ron~ 111811ment is availOhio, 43224. obit from 1he Ohio DepartThe specific project in- ment of Natural Rosourcoo. cluded in this action it the P., Oivioion of · Atdamt~~ion, geville II Reclamation Project 1 B56 F<Motoin Square Court. located in Sections 16 and Building H-2, Columbus. 17, Scipio Township, M.oigo Ohio, 43224, County, Ohio, Tho original Tho specific project in· Proiect plan was amended to eluded in this action ~the Litinclude two borrow araaa for tit Lttding Creole il Roctamorosoiling material. Tho borrow tion Project located in Soc· motorial will be sproed on the tiona 16, 16, 21 and 22. Sciproject site to provide a med- pio Township, Meigs Coumy, ium for establishing a vegeta- Ohio. The original project pion tivo cover on tho site. was amended to include aix 14) 16 1tc Public Notice PAGEVILLE II RECLAMATION PROJECT MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO RECLAMATION PROJECT NUMBER MG-Sc-3-S United States Oepa""'ont of, land rectomatk>n projod in' the the Interior, has opptovtd the Stote of Ohio, Tho Stote (If ' • BflVironrnental a~~M~mant for Ohio h• tw_..t ll!1d tho Of. this project whicll was subm~· fic:e (If Surface Mining Rod• • ltd by tho State in opplicatioto matk>n ond En(orcoment. lor Totte IV financial assistance Unitad Statot D-bn•ot (If in reclaiming end rlltOt'il)g the • - · 'htl _..,td tho land and water r~ adverotly allocttd by post mining. A complete copy of th...,mrironmental asseument is available fro"! tho Ohio Oop.t· ment of N!ttural Resource~. Public Notice Noturol Rooourees. 1B66 PORTLAND - Hevl,•ul, ~' ri -. day , Sa turday a nd Sunda)•. i : :Ill nig htly, at Hazd Commu nity Chu rch. Linda Damt•wood , spP.aker. ... Creek Conurvancy District. This day of March. shall ba required to move onto the site and commence work within 7 working day s following noti1ication to proceed and shall be required to complete the well drilling and development fieldwork within 90 calendar days tOIIowinQ com- Pl<•<tsa nt. W.Va .. Hl'fh'<'tlo n Trio of Nt•w Haven . .Ja n a nd Kal hy of Swa rtrsr. Christia n Sounds, LO· g;m, w.v .. .. Charity of Point P l!'as ant. Old Tim er's QuartN , MldtiiC'port, a nd VoiC<'s of Love, Midd le port. t By order of th& Leading land ropamatlon project in the State of Ohio. The Stole of Ohio has prepared and the Of· lice of Surloco Mining Recla- Ohio Department of Natural Resourc11. Division of Reclamation herl!liby gives no: -""l""- SATURDAY PORTLAND - Da n Hay man and the Fa ith Tr io will be s inging Sa tu rday evening, 7:30 p.m ., al reviva l serv ices at Hazel Community Chu rch , off Sla te Route 124 , be tween Portla nd an d Long Bottom . Eva ngeli st wi ll be Linda Da mewood. wa lk-ins wt•lronw . N<~ now tained at the office of ·Bur· gess 6 Niple, Limited, Ia· ronrnental aues1111ent which conc:ems an abandoned mina:t Reclamttion Act of 1977, 30 U.S.C, 1201et ""'~·· tho Horsesho(l' tourney GAL LI POLIS - Angle Compr m olle. of Cle veland, Ohio State overseer for Flame Fe llowship, wi ll be speaki ng at the 6:30 p.m. Friday chap lrr meeting or Flame Fellows hip, to·be held a t Da le's Smorgasbord , Ga ll ipolis, Th e publi c is Invited. I'UM I<HOY Halr-a·lhon, Thursda y. Ha. m~ to (i p, m, In the rosme tology th•par lm Pnl ·of M ~ l~s Hi gh , 1\ppointmPnts and F'I!II.M Y IWTI. J\NO- J\ 11 nigh t gospe l s ing al lhl' Hut lan d Civic l'rnt<•r, b<•g lnni ng at i p.m . sponsorPd by tiw Ru tl and F' rl'<' Will Ba ptist Churc h with othN a r·r.o r hurr h c hoirs partiC'ipatin g. !ldmlsslon Is frrr and lh <' pub lic is inv it ed. Slngf'rs to Include lilt• T ruP CospPI Sou n<ls of IV hr PI Prsburg, drive. Music by Mldn ile Express: a dm iss ion $2 pN person. Ail proceeds donaled to Rac ine Vol unteer Fi re and E mergency Departments . Syracuse resl· dents wa nt ing to dona te to th0 fund . may se nd donations lo SVFD to for ward to Raci ne. MIPDLEPORT- Middleport Communit y Good Friday servl· res at 7:30 p.m. Friday a t the First Presybyterla n Churr h with Rev, Gilbl'r t Cralg, pastor of Mt. Mor ia h Ba ptist Church, s peak· ing; combined choi rs o[c hurches under di rection of J un e Kloes wi ll present music. · Copies of tho CONTRAcT DOCUMENTS may be ob· tion cost is $378,000 as of March 1, 19B7, Tho successful BIDDER Community calendar/area happenings WEDN ES DAY HAR RISONV ILLE - Columola Tow nship Board of Tr ustePs wi ll mC'Ct In s pc·clal sess ion W~d n esd a .v , 7:.10 p.m., a t t h ~ fire sta ti on in Ha rr is onvil le. s hall be mcluded. tice of th e availability of a . FINDING OF NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACT lor on envi· The Daily Sentioei- Page- _11 _ . Public Notice received at the: Public Notice Notice Notice ' .......Pt.Pliiiiiilirit···--· 8o Vi.cinity · GEAIY'S IODY SHOP 5SOP. St~ Wd.tlt I 30011 hrrith A¥1, April 16, Pit. 9U·3537 4-1-'17·1 tNftg. mite Mtmt. Rlln dett m~ns. W'OfMnl, ,, Allfll 11. chi klrtnt ck> 21104, • Arta IUPinritor. ltt.p. •"'IN· tiout women n~N to hire •nd &rain dlmOilltrltOrt. Unueual qut~Uty. tift• aM deooretkHI Nnt. Work from raur homt. Weekly PI\'ChiCfo, - ., trlpt. frtt trMI6niJ, · Fr.. stmplt kh, ftO • ""'"'INnt. For deteh c.. I _•:.;o...ttoct ::.;.l_t_4_: ·1.:. 14_·.:; 11:.:7,: 1;_ - _ I �_, Page-12:..... The Daily Sentinel 11 Help Wanted Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio •• LAFF·A-DAY Hlrlngi Government job•· your ,,,•. us.ooo..aee.ooo.Phone till reful\deble. (802)838-8886 ht. 1449. 44 63 3 room_• & bath. stove 6 refrlg, n All utilit ies induded. Adults · only . No pett. Ph. &1•· 4•e- AVON, no "'vice charg-e, open tefrltorlee. phone 304 -676 · GreclGut living. 1 tnd 2 bed· room llpartm8f!U at Village Man or and Rivenide Apart· mentt in Middleport . FrGm 12Ht. including utilities. Call hrn extra monev in the Army Natlon11 Guer~ . ;,o~ - 875 - 3960 or 1-B00-842-3819. .614·992·na1 . EOH. Federal, Stata, and Civil Service Job• ., e.707 to t59, 148 year, Partially f~rn ished , upstair~ apt. in Bradbury. 4 rooms . 1 V:r betht. t2 60. per month including water. Depoti1 $100. Call 614· hiring. Call job line 1-1518- 3811 IJit F-1980 for l1tinag. 24 hu. 992·3312. Shear Oemln tlon Heir Styling, G111ipolls Ferry, WV. interview· ing for h1b ltylltt, for tppo int ment 304 -876-7531 April16 & Apartments and houiBS for rent . M1ture woman to babysit in my APARTMENTS. ·mobile home1, houses. Pt . Pleesent •rid G~llipo · lit. 614· 446; 82~1 . Coll614-992-2403, 16, 6'90·8,00 PM. 0 home. 6 days per week , experlftnee end rflferent:el required. cell evening• 304-882 -3699. Penon to mow smatt lewn, 400 Flnt Stt ., Pt. Pit. . 12 Situations .Wanted Virginia'• Personal Ctre Home hit vacancy for elderly people. 24 hours caJe. 20 yuu e11.pe· rience. Rtetonable r1tt1 . Call anytime, 614·949· 3Cl14. WQI do house cleaning, rnGw Ylrda . etc . Referen ctt Fur· nlshed. 304-876· 71 86 . 16 ~~~~~~~~~~~r~~;T~~~~~~~, 1 31 Homes for Sale 41 Houses for Rent 3 bdr. ran ch, Rodney Village II , $2 86 mo. plus deposit . Refer en· CBs requ ired. Call Blackburn Re&hy 614 -446-0008 . 7 rooms. bath %, house in Chettar, Ohio. Price reduced from 827,000 to $26,000. Phone 614 ·986 ·3571. Unfurn ished h·ouee, 3 BR , Rod· n9y Village II . 8275 . Ph . 446· 44 16 after 7PM . Ditt ressed owner. Mu at sell. Nlee 3 bedroom hom e in Pome· roy . Unbelievable Price. Cl!lll 614·992· 3187. 3 BR , livingroom. large kitchen, single garage. ut ility room , on Rt . 35 3mi. from HMC . With option to buy. Ph. 614-446· 6 room. b11th. utili1y, garag e. Schools Instruction central he111. A.C .. storm win· dows. and doors . 614 · 992 · 1368. 5204. All1rain Now . Southeestern BU I · ineu College. Ce ll 614· 446· 4367. An11ious to Sell. reduced price, 3 badroomt. 2 full beths, built in kit cfl en. cent ral eir. bern. pond, trailer pad. 8.3 acres. Attumabl e loan. phone 304·676·2885 . Just few minutes h om tGwn, si11. acres. Nice 3 bedroo m houte. beutment. and carport. 304· 676· 3030 or 676 ·34 31. 18 Wanted to Do Mature Christian men. GrGunds, keepin(l, hlndymtn, and lawn· care Ph. 61 4 · 446· 2750. Work wanted mowing, odd jobs. llgtu htullng. Meigs, Gttlia and M11on Counties . 614 · 992 · 8589. IS30. Child dtY care provided In my home. blrth thru pre-achoolllge, referenve• available, 11111 p e · rienctd, 304-773·5896 . 304·882·2486. 3 bedrOom. unfumia hed at 613 Mill St .,' Middleport . t200. ptr month plus 1200. deposit . Ro•· erencea required. Call614· 992· 7701 . 607 Chandler Drive, Poi nl Pl ea· sent. 3 bedrooms newly remodeled kit chen end beth. New carpet. Un attached gore ge. Full tile basemen!. Ltrge livingroom tnd dining. Great location. Low 60 '• · Call 304 -765 · 0128 . Thu,adav e 9;00·9:00 ask for Oave. Myrtle Beach CondG Rental. 2 bed rooms, 2 bath t. t leepa 6 . Furnished complete with linen a. Tennis courts, indoor-outdoor pools. sa una , steam room. ret· tau rant. Few steps from th e ocean. No pets. EII.Callent ratu. Phone 614 ·423-8817. 2 bedroom house, garage, 1235. plus utilities. Mt . Vernon Ave. Rererence & depos it req uired. 304-675·265 1. NEW AND USED M081L E NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH. HOM ES ' KESSEL 'S QUALITY lNG CO . reco mmends that you MOBILE HOME SALES. 4 MI. do buslne11 with people you WEST, GALLIPOLIS. RT 35. know, and NOT to tend monlt'( PHON E 614·446·7274 , I through the mail until you have invHtlgetld 'the offering. Own your own J••n·sporttwear. Iedin tpparel. ment, children• · mtt•nhy, large slzea, petite. dantJeweet·•etoblc, bridal, lin· g...-le or accesaorltt atott. J ord· echa. Gltano, Cll\lin Klein , Ser· gio Valente , Ev1n Picone, Liz Claibotnt , Gllollne. Htalthtn over 1000 othtfl. t U ,BOO to e28,100 lnvenuuy, tttln ing, fhtturtt, vrand opening etc. Ctn open 1& d1y1. Mr. Loughlin 16121188 4228. O~n vour own jean·tpomweer. l•d•" IPPtrel, mens. c hltdr ensmaternltv. large sl•ea. petite. denctwtlr· . . roblc, bridal. linOMit or t cceuorles store. Jord· eche. Gitano. Calvin Kl ein. Ser· gJo Vtltnl•. Evan Picone, Liz Cltlbtlrnt, Gatollne. Htalthtea over 1,000 others. • u .eoo to •28.900 Inventory, trtlnlng. fiatur11, gra nd open ing etc. Ctn open 1& d~•· Mr . Sidney 14041252·4489. HIGH SCHOOL DROPOUTS· EARN WHILE YOU LEARN If YOU •r• tconomlctlly dlstdvant•ged between 1ges of 18 to 21 'letra old would llh to receive .,our OED . ccntect th e Emptcymntt Security "Job Service Offlct" at 226 eth Sl. , Po int Pttllnt, W. Va. orce11304 -8752770, April 15 thru 20. 9 :00· B:OO PM ror more info rmation. 23 Profenional Services HGmltown pertonal cere. Htve v•cen cv tor edult c:are. Profta · atonal tmployets In 3 working ahlltl. Cell 614·992 · 6859 o r &14·f49·2927. .. A Utile Oetign", Interior d• ~on butlnets tor people on llmlttd budget. Independen tly owntd. 304· 075-6535 . Ele<:UOiull Sllll tnd Strv'ce, 30•·175·1•&7. Specitl : Elec> uolu• 0 ·2 •weeper •3•9.00. Ar.ol Esld le New 38R 2 car garaa•. br ic.. front. lron1 porch, nict lot . I m ilea Soutfl of G•lllpol l• 1982 Mansion on beautiful riverfront lot in Middleport. To tal ell!lctric, AC. two large bed· rooms a nd many e11. tru. Cell 614-992 · 3348. - For Hie by owner: 2 ttorvhou .. in Middleport owrlooklng park. 30 yr , gutrnt•ed vlnyle siding. W-'4'¥ c11pet. 1 ,_. bllh. uniqu. woodworh. 614·992-5121. Govtrnmtnt homM from •1 . (U - repelrl Dellnqutnt ••• prop· , erty. Repo11nlions. Call 101· fD< 2 aa.ctroom houu In Clifton. Price rtduclld rrom 111,000 to Phone 1·30.· 773· u•.ooo. 1134. 3 BR., dining 14~~;66 2 BA trai ler, 6 mi. from town on 218 . Large private 101 with induttrial type pii!IV ground equ ipment. t200mo . Pk. 614- 266·1393. 197S. 12a60 mobile hom e for sale. t2200. Call 614-992 · 2 Bedroom, near Hol1er. child· ren acce pted Ph . 614· 448 · 5941 . 7032. 1973 Freedom . 1411.70. 3 bed· rooms. slove. rofrigeretor, cu r· tfl int, 87600 Ct ll 814-992 · 7479 . 2BR . reference & deposit re· qulred Ph . 614· 367·7220 2 bedr(lom trailer in country. S200 per mon1h. Guand we tar included. 61 4 · 742·2 170 . 1986 Cham pion mobile home. 3 bedrooms, IIICI:II)tlonally nice, 1!117,900. Financing avai lable, 304·676 ·4480. Mobile hom e tor ren t near Ctlethira. 3 lutdrooma Ca ll 614-367·7148. 1984 S'c hull , 3 bedrooms, total l!lll'tC!ric, extn11. phone 30• · 675· 5375 a ft er 4:00 PM 2 bedroom. fum l1hed, cle•n . 1 child, no pets, 8150. per month. New H11ven, W.Va. Call 304· 1211.60 mobile home, un1ur· nished, 2 bed rooms , 1970 Dodge lA tnn . Cell even ings only 682·2466. 304·773.6279. Furnished, 3 bedroom. wuher and dryer. No pets. Call 814· 10~~. 6 0 h ailer, wallt and ce iling tolld wood. good ahapa. waaher a nd dryer, ldetl for river. pick-up paymentl *83 .00mo. or pay oH 949·2263. 2 bedrooms. total electric, 1ir cond. l.t. mile out Sand Hill Road. Phone 304-675· 3834 . 02284.53, 304-882·3328 1973 KirkwGod. 1 4a70 , 3 bod· roomt, porch, outbuild ing, sate!· lite dleh . Located 1 1cre1 on McCu mber Ro1d , Rutland , Ohio, relocating muat sail, c1111 304-8B2 · 2111 or 882· 2B23 . 33 Mobile hom & for rMt , 2 bed· rooms. deposit requited. vou pay util it iBI. phone 304-675 · 2536. 14lll70 mob ile home. penially lu rnlahed, central air, c lose to lthOOIJ, hotpitel and atGrea. Phone 30• ·676 ·5789 at1 er 4 p.m. Farms for Sale Mobile home, 2 bedroom• 111 electric , Gall ipolis Ferry , t 1SO.OO plu s utilltlu. tmen depotit, 304· 676·40Bq. gv, Acrn · Mode•n house. barn, huntin g. Borders Wtv ne Forrest 139,000. Land Contra ct· qu• li· fled buve• Ph . 6 ,-'· 379 ·2 144 . 44 10 tcre term. 3BR Me bile home with U1116 room eddltlon, woodburner. Dlf'lgl, 3 out bu ild• ingt, llplrate lot w llh 2 8di6 toot foundation & block work tor new home, clttern. wat1r. 12 miles from G•lllpolls o n Hannen Trace Rd. oH775 119,000. Call r~c:rutton roam, kitchen, nMMn, lergt~ front and paooh . la10 wooHn buildIng, prd choln fink fence. - Rullllc: HIUe, Syrac:L•. Ohio. 114-14f·291 0 IHitween 9· 4p.m. 114·H2·5811olter4'00 Apartment for Rent Furnlthed AI unfurnished tpt 1.. •HO .OQ and up , reflftnces Ph. 304·575·7738 or 304-&76· 45 Furnished Rooms Rooms for rent ,. dav . week. month. Gellia tiotel. Call 614446-9716 . Rent as low at 8120 month. · Furn i,.s hed room . 1140. Utilities paid. Share beth. Single male. 919 Second . Gtmpolis. Call 446·4418 after 7pm. 76 Old O;ient.l Augt W~nt.cll Any size or condh:ion. C.ll loll free 34 Business Buildings Callahan's Used TireS hoP . Over 1.000tiret. tlzes12, 13. 14, 15, 16, 18.5. 8 mil• out At. 218. oon, Oh. e14-2e8·5930. 11 hp. ·Se1r1 Mower t676 .00 heningt. . Ph. 614-441-20715 050. 814·992-7580. Tonv 1• Gun Repairs. hot reblut· lng. Open 9;00 AM to 7 :00PM. $600.00; 304·876-4475. Winchester ~15;30, I 120. 304· 676·6719 , woodsplittar, runs off lractor'a hydraulic tyatem, 3 pt. hi tch 8325 . Al10 1971 Chevv pickup, V1 ton , 307 engine with flatbed, 1400. Cell 304-882- New 7479. 3328. Space for small ,trailers. AU ho o k·ups . Cable. Alao eHiclency roomt. eir and cable. Mason, W,Ve. C•II304-773·58S1 . B formals~ tilts 6·8 and 9 ·10, 116.00 to 150.00. Cell after •:oo please. 30o4-&7&·1794 . Speci~ul Mobile Home lots for rent, large recreation and picnic area, free lot give away. 304· 676· 3073 after 5 :00PM. 26 inch Ouezar console TV t 210.00. Swing Itt. Picnic table. 3 manreu boll. apringt U6 .00 per se t. 304· 675 ·•689 . One Shop Smith new. complete with Crahmans package I 1.800 .00 firm . Ctll 304·882· Merchandise 2293. 51 Household Goods Two double barrel• t150.00 each. One Model 97 t%715 .00. Firm. Previously owned by Ernest Heuon, 304-182· 2293 . SWAIN Used furnltura, tolld wood full ti le bed 130.00 . New mattre11 AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olive St .. Gellipoi11 . New & u sed wood -coat stoves, 8 pc wood LA suite 1399, bunk beds &199. recliner• ntrw & uaed bedroom suites, wringer wnhen , & shoes. New livingroom tuitet S199 · 1599 , lampt . Call 614· Hemloc... 5' to 6', tightly sheered conical ahtpt. Ideal fOf landsca ping. Santa ' s Forest, Evans. W. Va. Phone 30• · 896· 446·3169. 135.00. Coli 304·875·3838. 3001 . 65 Building Supplies County Appli ance, lno. Good used appllencea and TV seta. Open SAM to 6PM . Mon lhru Sat. 614· ••6· 1699, 627 3 rd. Ave. Gallipolis. OH . Vall e'f Furniture, new & und. large section of quality turni· lur e . 1 218 Eutern Ave . , Gall ipolis . GOOD USEO APPLIANC ES Washert, dryeu , retriglf'atora, nnget . Skagg s Applian ces . Uppet River Rd. beaide Stone Crett Mo1el. 614 ·446·7398. LAYNE'S FURNITURE So tes and chtlrt priced from 1395 to t995. l1blea t50 and up to t 125. Hlde·a· bedt U90 to S696 . Rec llnen t226 to 1376 . Lamps *28 to 8125 . Oinetttt I t 09 end up to 1496. Wood table w-6 chairs 8286 tG t796 . Desk t100 up 10 1376. Mulches UOO 11nd up. Bunk beds compl8'1e w-m1t1teues 1296 and up to t395 . Baby beds *11 0 S. t 176. Mattre11es or bo lt spr ing• full or twin 163, tlrm •73. and 183. Outensets l226, King t3&0. 4 dr•wer chMtt66 . Dre11en t89 . Gun c•bineta 8 , 10, 12 gun. Gas or electric rang e I 376. Baby mattrenn 135 & U5 . Bed tramn 120. UO A King frame lf:iiO. Oood selectin ot bedroom 1ultes. mettl c• blnett, heedbotrds I 30 and up 10 t65 . Used Purnlture: wood table & 2 benchea, beds. & dretatr. 3 miles Gut 8ula11lll e Rd. Open 9AM to &PM . Mon. thru Set . 614·448·0322. STOP·LOOK·SAVE Bu ilding Materia l• Block, brick, sewer pipes, win· dowa, lintels. etc . Claude Win· len, Rio Grande. 0 . Call 614· 246·6121 . Concrete blocks all sizes yard or dellverv . M11on aand. Gellipotla Block Co.. 123'12 Pine St., Gallipolis, Ohio CaU 614-446· 2783. Special BuUdlng Trull Sale 12h .. 19ft, 21h, 22ft, 2.,... SlNe at P1rto"n1 Furniture 141 & Eut•r" Avenue Bedroom Suittl t399-t900 Liv ing Room Sultea t179.95· , Chest of Ortwera· 4 drawer 148 . 5· drawer chest U9 .95. U•ed ltvinu room tofts and IO\Iheat. Corbln.Snydlf'Furniture Ph . ~ 14· 441- 1171. Cryer, freezer, lewn mow.r, tlectric typewriter good condition. Call 814·2&8·17•7. 67 Musical Instruments o·o od used woman• red Camerano Accordian t160 . fi;m Ph. 59 For Sale or Ttade 1968 City Aluminum Dump Trailer 30ft. 1974 Dodge 0 -800 DieHl Log Truck. G -Modtl Prentice Knuckleboom Loader whh cab • power unit · D iu ~~tl. Mounted on T..dom Ford 18ft. Pup Treilor. 24ft . Starcrah Camper sleeps e. fully equiped FFC Saw·Buck. Montg~ery Ward wood splitter like new. Troy Built Tiller. 1977·0 ·100 Dodge Truck 80.000 1ctuel milet. runa good Call614· 388· 9031 Evenlngt. Groom 1nd Supply Shop-Pet Grooming . All breeds ... AII styles. Julie Webb Ph. 61.\-446· 0231 . Purebred Pin Bull Pupplea Ph. 814-3e8-9338. Hemt ler set up -includes tank· top, water bottle. 1 lb food & fr" hamst er. •a.oo Call 614· Registered Greet Dt ne, temale. black with white blaze. 2VJ years old. Pay fOf' Vlt bill-t100. Call 814-448·1354. AKC Regiatentd Britt•nySpan iel Pupple1. Call after 5pm 61•· 61 Farm Equipment 1------------2010 John Deere dieael tr•ctor· piGws. dltc: f3950 . New Idea Dyne Bounce mower U95. Late mod~ 22•T John Deere balet' 11296. HtY wagon 8300. Call 814·288·8622. CROSS& SONS U.S. 36 Wett. Jeckson. &14·288-8461 . Ohio. Ma11ey Fergu10n. New Holland. Buth Hog Sales 8. Service. Over 40 used tractou to choo• from Ill Go'mplate line of new & used equipment. Largest sel..:tlon in S .E. Ohio. JIM 'S FARM EQUIPMENT CENTER . SR 36 W. Gellipolis, Ohio. Ca11.614-441· 9777, eve. 814·4•6· 3692 . Up front trac· ton with warranty over 40 bPd trtctort, 1 000 too\1. UtilltV 81dg. Spl : 30' 11.40'19 ', 16•8 Ckftrhead door. Slf'vice Door. t&333 Erected. Iron Hors111 Bldgs. 814-332-97.6 . 1953 Ale11 Chambers Tractor Lf¥er & Plows t 1000. 3hp. Brushcutter for t71 . 1976 Gravely needt repeired t200. AMF Hp . riding mower I 12& . Ph. 614·367·7813. 1 Yllr old Troy-Built rototiller. 8 horse Kohler motor with electric ttert plus •ccniClrin. Call after 3 pm 614- 317·0423 . Chain saw parts. supplin and repain. Sideu Equipment S•les. Hentt.rson, W.Vs. phone 304· 675·7.21 . 62 ,Wanted to Buy 2985. lot 4·1 ecrn mor•IHI, 5 miiH from chy llm it1. Fit 218 . Call 11•·441· 2480 sfter 4pm. Want to lease tob1ceo Mason or Putnam County, cell Andy S iglar, Morgtn't Woodl1nd Farm, 304· 67&-1281 evenings. W.nttd to buy grende logs d•llvered tG sawmill , P1ul Mercer Sawmill. McArlhur , Ohio 46881 . 614·59&·5933. 63 livestock "'::Jeldlftg ·~· M••brtd to ot lonny Dee hr 2 Rqit..,.., J.,...,, Ph. e14·44e·702S. 1nytJme. Furnl1hed upata in, 2 room• • beth, utUitiM furn ithtd, CIMn. No petl. Adults. Call 114· «8· 64 c.• Mtd one """ .,.,, 304·171-Zoeo. Hay 8t Gr1in Hll\'. 11.2S ond 11.110 per b.C.. 304·111-3810. d., we• :!:'.::Z c';o=. ' 9219 1973 VW. 96.000 actual mil... Days Cltl614·44&· 1919 Even· lnga Cell 614· 446·6670. 1965 Chevy 11.000 actutl miles, 100% original, e~~;cellll'lt condition Call &14·448· 70159 Befort 6pm. 1955 Desoto faircondit ton. runt good 11000. or betl offer. Ctn be teen •t 69. Sycamore St. 1985 Thunderbird ' Elan . Lotdtd . V8 , 50.000 actull mlln . taBOO or will ftade for 83 or 84 Cutin or Z28. Call 614·742·3154 or 814·992· 6885. ' 1989 Cor~ette. 3150· 300 HP. 4 op. Coli e14·742·2875. 1972 POnt iac L1 Mant. Good Interior and e~~;terlor, good tlrn Call 614-742 · 3166 or 614· 742·2592. 815 Seed 8t Fertilizer "The 1811 thing I 1•1ltlllbel -lllfnll • 'sat.ty ttm' llgn falling towardltM..." I 14,.,.,,.,.... ....,k....... ... f o r - ............. . lit. ... w••• , -r T.IsF;-'R;I-;0:.-IrE:. F:I. - ~1 . .! 8:05 (I) tle'telly Hlllbllllal 1:30•(2) 0) NIC NIQIItly Newa (!) lnlllde tilt PGA Tciur ~A) ·~ . B1 Home Improvement~ •' WATERPROOFING I • . ~:-:i~:·~ . • PRINT NUMBERED LEITERS IN THESE SQU RES • (Illl9gan'• " - • 6 u~~R~~8 ~N~~~i tmm I I THOUGHT &ROOKe WOULP (:IE &ETTER OFF WITH ALL THE THINCltl' OWeN COULP PROV1c:>e FOR HER. I !<HEW LIFe WITH ME WOULDN'T ~e SWEEPER and sewing mactiine.• repeir, Plrtl. end auppli•. PI~.' up and delivery, Davis Vacuu"'· 1 Cleaner , one half mile Jpo:: Georges Creek Rd. CaH 81•-'; 448-0294. ..t ' by filling In the missing wb rds L..-1-.L-L..-1-.L-l you ·deYelop fro m s1ep No. 3 below. TfiYIIenl • (2) OJ Highway to Mea- Jonolhan and Mark help • 14 vnr old acuctent ad)UIC to colllaf, (A) Q W a Cll Peifect llnangara Profnaional wallpaper inttalla· tlon Call Randv Ph. 1514· .,.6· 8210 or 446-3131 or -.e. 2200. Ill liD Hltlonlf OaogrlpNc 8peclll Look at a group ol lndlvldYIII whO restore pieCes ol lhl post Q 1111 .• 1121 11011111 lUI P1~1111•w• Wrip ups 01 lhl day'a world newa and In RON ' S Television Service . Hou• calla on RCA . Ouarar, GE , Spec:ialing In Zenith. Calt~ 304·576·2398 or 114-448' 2454. ' .. Fetty Tree Trimmlnv. stump removal. Call 304-671·1331 . " 815·208e or e75·7147. 2 door 1981 Chtvrotet Malibu Clalllc wagon. AC , AM-FM stereo, power windows. door loclcl, eac cond. 30•·176-438• . '85 Dodge Otytona. one owner. grut cond , 20. 000 miles. Trucks for Sale ' MACK Tr1ctor '78. dbl . frama I '78 Benson 30' 1161" dump, 9&% rubber overall. Ready to work. Will ttH separately. ~51• · 2&6· 1830. ~NR) 91 NO 01'11. KNOM I'M MDII! 'YOCJRE LYI NG 10 ME, .JUST THE Wo\Y SHE DID! 67e·2941. ~agAI IIOOccl 5400 mil•. t1e00. R- socloly girl meant La Filmma. D WHAT'S THAT THING'? Attklential or commerciel wir· ing . New 11rvict or tepeirs. LlcenMd electricien . Estimate free. Ridenour Electricel, 304· Won on raffle tk:lilt. 11 lleluet mho. 11111 - ·· A.... 10:30 I]) ,.,.,_ 8nlpl/loll (!) fl-' Hole (A) (I) A~ of Their Qwn .Ill UIA Tonitht 11:00 I]) IWdDIIb and McColllllctc ...... •(J) til •~ A a A Wtter Set\liot. Home .. cilternt. welt., pools filled. Formtrf\t J•mn 8ay1 W111er1 Same ratat. Call 304 ·171· ' .· Service. lwimmint~ poolt. c i11ern1 & wen1. can. ' Eac.._.t earddon t4.100. Pit. B7 ., . rfPC)111 on-'«!~ and llnancltl ,.,.. with LOu .~,...1.1111:;! 8¥ I" ..,PJ. !!~T~ .. , .. ,r • ••,... Nl7u.w . . , . . , . _, . lti' O:."..::'r...:." ; : "ddl It' CIILIII IIJM ScMIIIIt clelml his jln!DIU ol nucilllr lullon will .::.holtzolll. ~R) • ~IJIL.II, By n'a · Col 114-742·2171. ··--·78--. llllrtocll. . . Currant (f) AI AMIItOIIA ;,au PEANUTS ----___: . 11:30. (J) S TOIIIght llcow !JllwrtiC -~Ll (J) WtcJIIO Iii Ctccdoo.. HouM coal. Jim•1ane, ancl1 ~ pavet Deliwettcl l ton and up. '" 1171 HD 71th AfkL'ua•w FLH 114-441-3013. brough lhllrlezn and · 1roni Che Parthtnon 10 England . OollOt. (0:30) tlllloillfMOOI*' • (!) M'A Til 2111. Upholstery •= rnarbll acuCptur• Jhn Unior, 304-·75·1247 ..;<• 178•7317. I •' c.............flt. . .I Z -·. light~. .. · ......... a lha atory of ' - Lord Eljjin both phyllcllly and polltlc&lly Waneteon 'a Water H•ullng , .. rea~onable retn. immtdllt' • 2,000 filion dttNery, clt1ema, '~ poo4a. w.tl, etc. call 304-&7t 18711.00 Plr. 814·251·CIH&. 1112 flutukl R S 178 dktbiOe ............ 1400. 1172 &uo'*ITS 128--lorl 1221 . ..... 114-211·1217, MoatWf't Upt I .... ~ r ......... ' •~~~--22-.TlloMrl..,. ,.t1111 It Cell l~ 110. -.:..z. 304 · .71 - 4114 •• ;-· ., •• . \ wtte all • 1 ,.L .(!) ................ .ro lty THOMAS JOIIPH ACROSS 1 Eskimo 1MO(J) . . . . . AIIn • ~1ft Pillll (II) 2 "High-" a Blvd. settle· ment I "Sleuth" star 4 Front-page attraction I Figure controller IOTennls 'term &Queen-'s lace II Be curious 7 Thessallan Ill Region mountain 8 91181f! · 18 Showy 14 Stupid 11 Pertain 18 Pen .t Before 11 Custom river I& Italian river 21 Wife ofJaaon 11 Have dinner 33 Alr·defense 20 Prison group sentence U"Pistol· 34 Thrlce(Lat.) packln' - " 31 Memora· 11 W188811 Z3 Captivate ble period 17 Wear out 17 Sagacious 37 Brazilian 18 Opera 18 - Mineo bird prop 31 Small 38 Apiece 19 English shark 39 Beard actress az Quarrel on grain _,__.""'"...-' 28Brenda or Ringo 29 Hearty drink SO Luminous 3ZRoman lady's garment 33 Accelerate 31Callf. valley 40 Make effervet~eent .&I Company .&Z Shipping ·container 43 Receive wages DOWN Ill .. LJvee !Ill Lonlllaln lncf loma ...... ollio YaM Tlcllla For 11M or trlde tor ..,.1 velure 1182 Ytmaha 1150 Mu , ", 1442. HONEY POT !!J,Rl£. 11711. Coli 114·441-114071 glide. ~1 : 51) .• 114-245·1215. 1111 Horto¥ o..- HAPPY BIRFDAV General Hauling ·' Celloher 5, e14·448-47U 8370. 1IH Hondo 200 CC. J .J . Wtter z• for ahead co tomorrow's news alorlts. (I :00) ®Ntwo 10:011 (J) MOYIE: Drum .... (NRI BARNEY Electrical 8o Refrigeration 86 ~ouble Ill EveMig lfilwt A wrap up of IO<Ioy'a ,..., and 1 look Oitltrd W.cer S•vice: Pools. Cit terna, Wellt. Delivery ~ny . Ume. Ctll 614·441 ·7404-No Iunday cells. · Motorcyclee 1914 Honda V-30 Serloutly wouncilld In a shOotout, Magnum'e In d..lh defying situatiOn. lUI Larry lUng LJvel In depth in11fYieWI wflh lOp ' IIIWIIIIalilrl and Cllllbrltilla. t:30 (!) lpladwOIIcl fHRA Drag Racing: All Pro Winter Natlonala lrom Darlington. South CarOifna In 10:00 C1l • ~ ,..,..., Q •= 876-17e8. ° U P.apoose's shelter 24 English aAffair with ttou11011 KniQMa a gorgaout young B4 ! 21 Have coming 91 .IIJ Metnuni..P.I. Excavating 19nChevy C·10, 6·cyl, brown & tan. 11 ,200. Call 614· 448 · 3200 after 6pm. 18715 Ford piQup. 4 wh.., drM, IUio, tong wheel bat t1,500.00. Video dieo pltyer with 8 movin 110.00. 304· luclano Pavarottl lnd wlnnara of lhl Opera Compan~ of l'llllldelphla{ Luciano Pavarottl lnilmationll Vol<» Competl11on perform the greal Verdi Requiem. • Curto'm o•den tHiing. prof&t· lionel eQUipment. pt"Gfnlionlll ruults. Ph. 814· 387· 0&17. 1974 Ford ~ ton . 18?3Chevy 'h ton pic.. up . 304·175-2:W 1. Ill !Ill PavllfOitlln lice Venll Requlam. A tlelutl to Youtll Cor. Founh end Pine Gtlllpolls, Ohio •· • Phone 114-US-3888 or 614·- · 1978 Ford F-250 4x4, good condiUon, chrome whH4t, good condition S3600 . Ph. 614· 388· 9780. u-. CARTER'S PLUMBING ANO HEATING 83 EAST "Boy, am r running In bad luck to- WEST t86 ,&2 day!" South exclaimed to his oppo- ; ~ Q J 8 , nenta. Looking at West, he continued • ·~~ • Q7 6 "Fint, you had to hold a slx-eard heart : ~ 11 2 tJ B 62 suit; you'd think you ml&ht also hold the elcht of 9padel." The monologue .SOUTH ran on u , the hapleu declarer turned · +AKQJIOI • tO 7 s to Elll. "Naturally you overrufft!l . tJet dummy's trump seven with your eight; . + & and It wu certainly reuonable lor you to now play dlamondl. Alth011gh I Vulnerable: East·Weot couldn't lilt oil dummy IAl drallf ~aler : North trumps, I sliD had a chance. Maybe Eoal ·clubs would divide 3·3. But even that West Puo didn't wort," he lamented. "When I I'UI played the third hlch club, West was Puo PUll able to rull and I was down ooe." Declarer did run Into a aeries of un· Opening lead: • K happenlnp - the six hearts West, the eight of apadel with Eut. the clubs not being S·S. But the I r.~~r,;~ at the table who wu really un· would be to play the club ace, ruff a wu Nqrth - unfortunate and draw trumps. But It Ia alto eiiOIIIh to have a partner who lacked club true that South can absolutely guaran· forealpt playing the hand. It Ia true tee his contract by simply diacardlnca that declarer would make an O¥er· low minor-suit card from dummy on tri~ If the third round of bean. cou!d the tblrd heart. Then, whatever the be safely trumped In dummy with that continuation, declarer will ~mply lleVen. All he would have to do then draw trumps and make 10 trick&. •IIJ 1:00 I]) 7GO Club • (2) Gl MOVIE: 'JMua of Ne......,'Pifl4' NIC Movie of . . WHk!HR) Cll • ~ lp For MIN Femou1 author, MH prOClaimed vigilante hero. Is ilrgel for gunlcra. D . Plumbing & Heating 1981 GMC H•..,'f duty ton 'h truck. •710. 18 ft . flat bed. Call +AKQUS IIUCC411 . end ntiW home contractorr. . M11on . W. Va. 304-773-9684 . or New Haven, W.Va. 304- 182 ~23415 . Paint. wtltpaper, home repairt, ftf1pttces. chimnaya. brictt, stone, patlot. block, tid• walk 1nd drfvewaya. 446·4n7 .6 2 t A 8~ S James Jacoby Tllca ""- IIndy's . figurehead boat Is mora 1nxloua lor contrOl Chan 2842 or 17e-2903. .• · MIDEAST eUILDERS, conc:tm : 197&' Dodge, euJO trlf'tminlon, runs good 1700 or b.. t offer. 1 974 euto transmission for a Chtvy IIIli~ t78 .00 Ph. 614· 388-8328 cell after 6pm. H•·l? (0:54) 1:30 Cll • ~ HHd of . . Cteu Mr. Moor• becomao an lnnoc:ent victim of Clllow )ourntlltm. (R) D ·· 896·3902 ' NORTH +7 dapth feature reporlt. (1 :00) Rotary or Clble tool drilling: , Most weHs completed same daf.' Pump Hlu and service. 30•.' 82 · . 01 MOVIE: MoNa, P1rt 2 RINGLES 'S SERVICE . expe:"·' rienced carpenter, elec:tridtn 1 maeon, paint•. roofing jlnc!ud-. ina hot ter lpplicetion) 304 ~ Starke TrH 1nd Lawn Service, · t Greener lewna that Ia Weed and • Pelt Free, liquid or gr~ndul" · eppllcetton·trM and thrub too: : Stump removal anywh.,. with· . out lawn d.,.,ege. For complete • ·trea•nd lawn Clre'tal l3~- 670-~ • Ford Fairmont Balklltarna about Amtrlcln democracy wllen Larry lead• rent atrlkt.IA) D · ALLEY OOP I I I I· I I BRIDGE tleooboiH 7:35(]) Major lelglll IHIINIM 1:00 I]) Mlny Facet of FNCI 614·448·9846, I wllh both . HANDS?" . • (I) Mljor LNQW Pruning, mowing ••tump ramo:., . 1111. &tone, mutch. fill. flnC:es,, · e\lergreent, 1zali11. rododrerh . · drons. Don't Landscepea Ph. · the chuckle quoled . The tlderfy lildy boarded the bus, handed her cane to a • 1121 .llll JeopllldJI ®Je'*-1 -----~~ • young fllln and 111<1, ''Would you hold lhis so 1can hang on , Ill Crouflre ~0: 30) ~0 COMFORTA~LE. . YISTDDA Y'S SCIAM-i.E'is .AIISWIIS -~~ 1111 Whltl of F01tu1111 All tv pet Carpenter & coneretl : work: lntetior, e•terJor, rem6-, ' dellng, painting. roofing, 'free : tttimalet . Call 814·••8 ·81?4... , e14·986·4484. '78 . Comecfll - Ouelm - Vflmle - SnitCh - HANDS • (I) M'A'8'M 7:05 ~ S.ntord and Son· 7:30•(2) Cll Ntlltrwld Qeme (!) lpudwOIIcl NASCAR Winston Cup: Valltyd&ll 500 lrom Bristol, Tenneaaee (R) .;.· out Altar Hndlng eo many dlfflrent caldl during lha year, the very flllt card I receive II UIUIIIy from IIDII1eone I - . anchored Hve from New York. (0:30) e1121 IIJ) WhMI ol Fortune t!Nicney Mlllw Unconditional lifrtirne guar'l lb ~ · tee. Local reterencftl fumiahed . Free ntimalet. Call coUec:t 1· 814· 237· 0488. dey or night . AGger• Basement Weterproofing. ~ . • report& on world economics and Hnancltl news with Lou Dobbs. ~0 : 30) ' ' . . IIJI "'loneYtlno Current .... .~ ·=· '80 Cordoba c• runs good tnd took• good. •1 .000.00. 304- 1660.00, 304·87,5·2836. . .1t--"TI.-,..1--TI.-,1-.,1-;-'-I e Complele ·~~·acourt f11,200.00. 304·578·2180. 875·3385 , . .---R-O_M_M_A,_T_.,I ~&c\~~.e,_ Ill liD MlcNalj Llh,.r N-lkKir (1:00) H-XR210, - - o a l •M.OO.-IIei.Ctl....., ..... . I I' I I . 1 1 • (2) PM M11111z1ne (!) 8pclrtiC- (L) Cll Enwtllnmtnt Tonight ~----~~------~ ' s...--Com.1otpl-io -.1111-JIIJ or 1711-UZI Ylrtlnil Nltlol'ol Com a - .,. 1;00 .....' Con*!. Toot ....... ,.2,000 ta Mote e;da 1171 .._.. 710. Ill.,_ 1-_,s::....;;r:-=-o-r-c;...;s~~ •. Ill Squll,. One TV liD NeWton'• AJiple ~0 : 30) Q I!J1 FKtl of Uft • (I) JefftcHna 1:35 (I) Andy Ocl1fltlc 7:001]) Ha--. and '86 Trtnt Am, T-Top, loaded . . Concret• t inlth, perking lotS. ' betement.a · any alre job. Senior : one owner . low m ilet . Citizen Oitcounl. Rk:k O.tfield. . """con 814·44e·9140 oft.,. 74 5pm OIII2&8· MI1 . 1300. Cell 114·2H-8822. Country Living . 1 8Ft tum 'ed apt. AC, Wither and dryet, no childr.n or pt1a, ret • roq 'ld. C.lll14·992·2107 . ••. tar IPM . 1978 Ctlewv Malibu Ciattic, 6-cyt. $13150 Ph. 61•-lllot6 - 1981 Chwy 8 -10 mtlai Cab, V·l auto. dh, air, phone 30•· &75· &375 etter 4 :00PM . · 1811. 4 1 / 10 aor•· Jackton Co. whh 32x II lulld~ tftd.ric & city hook-up. Owner says nG rnaoqbl1 ofttr will H refuted. 1978 Plymouth Volore, AT••PS. PB, eir, tinted windshield, 4· door. Mint condition $1800. Call814 -367-7,41 . 614·388-9335. gn~ndson Spadout 2bdr. apt .. C . A.. ~Iter p•id. Near Pine Hut, Gallipolis. 33 acres : 3 miles watt of HMC. near route 36. Ctll 414-448· 1221 tfter a. 1986 Lincoln Town• Car, thadow blue with ctrriliie rool. Excellent condition,· toaded, 18,&00 mil81. Good price Ph. 614-682· 7437 after &PM . 2 ~ BASEMENT •oo Now buying aheli corn or ear corn. Call tor let eat quotu. River City Ftrm Supply, 81•· 441· •IIJ I!J1 WKRP In Clnclnlllti Services 0689. to form four ll mple words . I 8Che=~at News of emertelnrnent world Is 1 976 Star craft fold down. · 1leepa 8 with Stove & ice bolt Ph . the b. I I I ·1 I I I ' 91"- 1986 Camero Berllnetta Sp0n Coupe red with e11.tra ttripe pkg . At• louver. tilt. air, AM -FM , auto with ovetdrive, T.P.I . fuel Injection. t10.600 Will take truck trade in. Ph. 814·387· 72 6522. loW dll • Gl Cl8 Ntwt 12e7. Autos for Sale 3000 Ford Tractor with 309 2 row Ford Corn Planter. plows, disc, 14160, Ph . 614 · 286 - t• Hew. S Regilt..d New IPtrtmtflt ; compl etely furn , Ret. • D•P· 1 or 2 tdultt only. CaiiiS 1•·446 ·0338. 71 17,500.00. 304·882-3715. riW 36 lots & Acreage TrilllS porI aIioII 8622. Duroc Boars. Br.ct just like th e baM's we · tntMI at the Ohio Oulflty Rottweil• puppin. See TtttaUon thll gtined over 2.0 both Plrtntl lnd P"P from latt lbl. per drt. Aug• ·Bentley, liner. Ceft 814·1513·8411 or . Stblnt. OH . &13·114-2391. 81•·198·1317. Atgllt•r•d Afntrlcen Sad· AKC r~lttertd Yorkthire ,.,. dllbrtd Hontl for 111le. 3 rltr, 11 wttlll old, *225.00. rne;e't , 1 gelding, good btoocf.. 304-e75·43&7. &ONKER!i-&Y HOW. . • .-• Seed corn for tale, D1K1Ib 1nd Kenworthy, 3~-675 - 1508 . 1978 Buick Ragal. PS. PB. 111t 245·5897. Ooklen Retrltvtr Puppl11 AKC Regit1ered, very healthy. ••c&l·· lent bloodtinet. nolnn • • fnt. Ph. e14· 287-151 10 . • .wou~p·ve &oNe ~ 1987 Travelm11ter ·by Co11ci$. ... m1n. 26ft .. 7,000 org. mU~,., like nNt , loaded. Cell 814-251· ~ wheel, air. cond .. cruise. intmed. wiper a. Call 814-446· 7390 . Mauey Ferguson Tractor, 69hp with plows. tr1n1port disc. • row planter. Ford mowing mechlne. International raillt, New Holland Baler • 4850. PI•. 614· 286· Oravcnwynd CaUery Ka nnel. CFA Himalayan. Peraltn and SlamtH kittens. AKC Chow puppies. New Chow puppi111. Caii614·U6 ·38"4 efter 7PM. FATHeR. =· .-' -----~ 814·44e-0548"' 44&-9779. Far111 Suppiii'S I'. l1vesluck Ructv mill concrett and ell concrete auppliH. Cell us Valley Brook Cement and Supplies. Pets for Sale IF I DIDN'T TURt< · EVERYTHING INTO A JOI<c, eA;Y, I ~VEI'j. !!'ROOKE'!' RcA~ RIQrronge '-tttrJ . of 0 four ccromblod words TRYAGE •~ 91 (1) SportaLook (1) Qlv.~t< WAL.&LATT 1!1-t<'T WOII WED., APRIL 15 • •w Cll llll"- CAPTAIN EASY lUll '::~~:~' s~~411A-J££trs· , 14iro4 ~y ClAY l, POI&AN - ' - - - -- -·· EVENING 1:00 I]) tllg Valley lnternetion•l TO 9 OGler for N~ '' for per1s. Does not run •soo. Phr: 614·258-1876. 1981 Buivk Regel Limited. 2door, elllcellent condition Ph. SNAFU®by Bruce Bea.ttie . Auto Parts & Accessories 614·388·9384. Ph. 61•·387·7490. 56 • 66 Seed 8o Fertilizer 814-448·2762. ·Television Viewing ......- ... ··--- dill'• 582-2720. 79 Motors Homes &C r~;:==:;~~~======~~~~~~~~·~·-~·;·;--~·~-~1 ~u.-..~~=-~~~--.; " .. ampers 614·448·B772. 304·773·5234. ST/I!f£011f!STiiADCf Ollllb,1116V "1~. ' "'", 28ft .. 28ft .. 38ft. 99 cents per toot. B 6 8 Surplus SuppliM. St . . John Deere 2 row corn plent Rt. 160, Porter. Ohio Ph. with 3pt. hitch . Good condition. 448·1354. Mollohen Furniture • Applian· ctt. Rt. 7 Nor1h Oellipolls. Ohio Ph. 6U· 4•1 · 7•44 . lpc. Wood ll\llng RoGm Suite U99 .00. • Coli 304·875·4831 . 3 bedroom lets, living room set with ~ofte• a end table. Lary Boy vtbrating reclinlf'. dinnette 181·8 chain; Litttm micrGwa\11, e1ercise trtedmill. Layton pop up camper. 10,000 btu eir conditioner, 3 bar ttools. 304· ~ WII8N ljj~ Jl<E/5~ ' 1 bookcate bed and metching dreaser with minor 1100. 650 gel. tank with hoae end valve, Of P'MAY6!' Uaed 6 Rebuilt Tnnamisiicn1a. All internally · inspected a gui· ranteed. lnstalletion end plck·u.P · IVIilablt. Cell 114·446· 091'6.., '. lnduttrial ,sewing ft'!achine. For Iewing drapes. upholstery. *160. Nice 8 drtwer desk. *120. Cell614·441-3783 even· illga. &14·44&-3934. BOR,N LOSER, BUDGET Tr~nsmiutDI'II : Used&.: ~ebUitt . All type• torque co.nvtf· ••• • tranlfer CIMI . Engine overtl.ul kits. Allison Trensml•· aion P81'U 6 CVC Joints. Gu~ ranteed, will del,lver, c•h & carry or instill Call 614 - ~79· 2220 or 1-304, 875-67&8. Plutlc cittern state approwct pleat'!c sepJic tanks, plutlc culvttrts, mt\11 cu'lverts. RON EVANS ENTERPRISES, Jock· Seart ebove ·ground twirnming pool, 1111 ft; with all 1cce11orin, COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park. Route 33 , Norttl of Pomeroy. Rent al trailers. Call 614 -992 · w..h. . . '76 Call 814·25e·U5l , Freezer. 7711 . 31 .1 cu . ft ., upright eJtcellent condition uoo. Ph. 1987 Boats and Motors for Sale 4138 16 Cou rt Street. 2 BR. 1 Y!! 1-----------..l.----------~ Homtdtt.retordlultatWifeu. LonQtaHa-.MmuiCiedCaiiJty baths. w/ w carptl't, complete mOdern k;IChon, 8" hNr, -" e14·281·15U oflor IPM . lntultled. wired fGr phone & Butltr Hereford Ftrm~ Clble tv, IPICIOut, fYtking In reer , patio. t37& / mo. plus I 2 Small hortH weight 100· 700 1~ utilitl... Otpotit , Raf.-ence1 pounds. Cel 01•· 218·1431 requ ired. No pett. Ctll814 · 448· 492&. 3yr. old R.....errt flonell Ouor· Commercial buildlngt for le11•. Downtown P1. Pleaunt. Storu. oHieet. A-Ons Rut Etttte. Cttol Vttgtr, 8rOktf. Ctll 30'· 67&.5104, 54 Misc. Merchandise Prom Ore11es· Yo" can look like Lata rua for on•third the original COlt . Sizet 6·7 Cell 114-446- i, ·1915 Bejl1801s..ndll. 18 toot, inbo81'd-outbolrd, 185 horup· ower, power tteeritlg, ,....,lnj steel prop; f~ll twlm plitfOnn;, cuttom t,.lltr, momi"l coveJ ! AM -FM CIINnte, like new, t10.900.00 . C•llevenlngs797· 1·800·433·7e47. 876·6889. &104 A·1 Rnl Ea11te. Coli 114·2...1112. p.m. luUctlftt kit, l21 ft . hvnt•v• on Vnfumlllllecl Apt. 1eR. 241 HouMfroHit, rent or teeM. Two Rt.7. 1.3 - · 12100. finn. Jo,._ P!Oe. 1250 Ut~lll• ttory, Aurilnd erN. Cal Joan C.N 114·112·5732 Of 114· Pold. Pit. 441·4418 tflor 7PM. ··-" 814-742·2421 . 912·&117 or 114-HZ· 7171 , 14 L - St. 1 8R. fumlllllld. uree SIR llouH. 47 - · Opt . up...lro. 1200 UflNitoo pold Mtlgt lout, Chtrry Rldot. 110 dtll. Ph. 444· U40 or UI.IOO.OO Coli 814·1f2· Jr. 304·111-UH. 444·5170. 7110 ., New apt f.ext to Kentucky Fried Chicken. $260.00. Store ap.ce Mein St .. Pt. Pit . Call614-446· 3131. 10:00 tG 6:00 Mon. thru Sat. 1$00 1 B&droom b11lc rent j 176.00 plua electric. Also required 1 t200.00 security depotit. CO N· TACT: J1ck1on EatetetDept. Ph 44& . 3997 Eq ual Hous ing Opporlu!Jily. 20 acre farm Hannan Trtce Road. Glenw(lod. W. Va. fo t ma re lnformtt lon ull 304 -713· 51 18 or 773· 51 88 1fter 15 :00 . 147,800. Ph. 114·441·1031. 187·1000 be. OH.·9808 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 1984 Shultz Mobile Home. What a dee II Ph. 6 14-446 ·6726 . 614.258-&820. 31 Homes for Sale current rtpo lis t. 2 bedroom house, • · c. Mt . Vernon Ave. t25 0 . plus u1illtie1. Ref. & Dep. 304 ·615 ·2651 . 1966 Skyline. 47• 10, t2400 . Call 614-446 ·0390 . 5 roDm apartme,nt, Viend St . Pt. Pl . Gas and Wlltl!lr paid. Deposit required. Furnished optional. Call evenings 304-B96·3450. 614·446·3844. 2 bedroom, furn l1hed, AC. 1 ch ild. no peta. New Haven 32 Mobile Homes for Sale Business Opportunity KIT 'N' CARLYLE ®by Larry W,rlght 4·/f Office Space fo r Rent. Excellent 1or Anorneys, Ac oount1n1. etc. Close to Court Hou1e. Call Wluman Real Estate Ag ency. 992-3090. Old time log homes. fo r more information call304 -675-7384. . 3 Bedroom unfurnished hGuse. city water & gu, w-d hookup. t236. month plus depo1lt. Ph. 4 rooms. beth. all new paint. nice and clean. Deposit end reference required. 1 or 2 children. 614· 4 room t.ouse end beth plus e11tra lol at Arbu ckle. phon e 304·468· 2851 . 46 Space for Rent Furnished 3 room cot tage all newly decorated, in town . adulll. Please no peta. Ret. & De posit Ph . 614-446· 26•3. 3 bedrooms, 2 cer garage, buement , 1 aere lot, four miles from Point Pleaatnt , priced in mlcH ih ies . Ce ll 304-676-5836. Small 1 bedroom furnished apt. t216., includes hett • w.ater. Referenc11 & deposit. 304-675· N.ice 3 bedroom loceted: Rodney Village II. 300mo. plus utilities. Deposit needed. Ph. 388·8624 after 3pm . e14.446·8890 1796. Will baby sit in mv home, •nytlme, experienced. 30• ·676- 21 "The mou~~ didn t make it through :the maze. He got 1 mugged again." Room In my home for elderlv ar handicsppitd penon . Good meals and tender loving cere. Pn 114· 3B8-8881 . Antiquei Z583. 1029 now Apartment for Rent '115. 1987 · l:c::&.,... 1 Musical note .._.~..._,_..._...c..... DAILY CRYProQVOI'II- Here'• 1i11w to work It: AIYDLB.U~R IJLONGFELLOW One 1eUer atanda for enother. In this sample A is used for the three L'a, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters epctlttopl.a,lhe Jencth llld fonnaUon of the words are ali hintl. Elch . day the' code lettm ere different. C&YPTOQUOTE 4-11 E C UV u .v ,L C B W uz T E C B GF S Q F N B H W D B W E.,. TV DUVV L i' H ·X PTG'V D FVE T Q 8 E C 8 RF V8 V TR• ·r GF S D S A.C V PF TWFECBH ETIYTG8H YtlteNar'a Cr,ptoqaote: TAXES ARE THE WAY 11IE GOVERNMENT HAS OF ARTIFICIALLY INDUCING THE RAINY DAY EVERYBODY HAs BEEN SAVING FOR. -WEARY T!\XfAY.ER �t-age- _I'+- 1ne ua11'y ::.entme1 · t'omeroy- llll1001eport, Uh1o Chester Science Fair held .\pprox imalely 10 fourt h. fifth and sixl h grapcr s at the Chesler F:Icmenl ary · Sc hool exhibited pr?je.ct s in, !he fir st annu ~ J sriencr fai r held Frida;• al !he sc hool. An opt>n house was held F rida;• night for parems and fr ie.nds 10 view the ex hibits which had been j udged during the day. In cooj unrlionwilh the open hou se. !he . Ches ter• PTO st•rvcd a dinner. Given SUp{'rior rating s on !h eir projects were Rya n 13ucklcy, .James I·: wing, Reeky Mcl nl y rc. Wednesday, April 15. 1987 Sara Mac·hir, Jeff Siethem , V..L VanMeler . Stacy Wool ard. fourth gra ders; Penny Aeiker , Andrea Dillard. Adria Freckrr .Jared ·Ride nour, Tyson Rose: Alici a Zeigl er, fi fth grad ers:. and .Jeremy Bur kley, Chuck Cunningham , Sarah Horris. Lisa · Hortman, Kev in Kl ein , Kim Mi<·hael. Mall Michael, Carrie Morrissey. Kr lli Ri odenou r. and Shcrri Sm ilh, six lh gr ader s. Rece ivi ng ra1ings of excellent were Charles Bi ssell. Jessica Chcva l iPr. Ta ra Co ngo, Lee Hollon. \V ill.ic Kauff. Dani~ll c Co)lnoll,l ', David felly. Brian Kibbl e, .Jessica Radford. fourth Frederick', .lor Kar s('hn ik. Co ur l· ,ney Knapp, Tom Mc Kay . Todd , graders; Kenny Burke, Ja son Ce in, Amy Krau ller, .J erem .v Michael. Jamie Ordc. Mi chell<' Pooler, . Amy Beth R(•dovi.an . Ray mond .' John Hidgeway, Stacy Staa ts . .)Nrod Van l nwa · i\ rnber Well , !l m<~nda Well s. fi fth geo. fourth graders; Debra gra ders; and Charlie Brewer, Charles Brya n! , Hea l her Farl ey; ·· Frosl. Stepha nie Hoffman, An dy Wol fe. fi fth gr aders; . Bobb;• Rhon da Gibbs. Jer ry l.i ghl!oot, · Barker. Carrie Connoll;•. Mi · Slephan ic Olio. Chr is Paulton, chele Mel zge r. Judi O'N6il. Mik l' and David Woo lard . Other st udents wi lh exhibi ts Roush. and Tom Wi lso n. six l h gm dNS. were Joey Coa tes, Arnie Fr iend. Ratings of good we nt 10 Mike Cv nthi a White •. and Ri tchie Ar Bail ey, Tracey ,Gra te, · R.va n nold , absent. _Ohio Lottery Marauders post fourth ·baseball win -Page _6 Daily Numlwr ' 392 PICK-4 6256 Super Lotto 22-18-31-2-14-3 ' • EASTMAN'S. Bradif•y S. 1\'hitlaldt Whitlatch birthday Jirad lPy S. Whil la tr h rplt • hralf'il his r lghlh hirthd a.v ''' Show Pi z PizzCJ in ParkPrsburu Saturdu y . The' parl .v Wi.l ~ J.;ivcn b'' hi s parl'nl s, Hich:Hd and Hila Bailey. Middlqmrl , an d Terry ami Cr,vs lal Whillat l'h, Pomt 'roy. /\ltPnding wc·n• fl<_IC'h<JPI T<J :V Your Independently Owned Low•Priced S-.permarket lor . .Jim , Id a .. !<Jm<' ~ . ('; HTi(', <~ IH.l BrC'l l Cou nh, /\ u ~ lin C~nT, Mi r h<.1C' I 1-lonak (•l' , Bn •nt <.H ld ('h ~ld Wht la tch , Paul ('a sri. Hnn C': ISci. /\1'1 .J nd ] 0 .\ '! '1' ( ' < 1.'-~ t'L T1 ·n •s;J C.:JJ T. 1-lPtt ~· il fld Hot>bi1 • t\rctw r . Hit'ha n l <.u al Dor is Haii P,Y , ;1 nli M r . ancJ M rs . .l n m1 •s Wh ii i.J i t'ti. Past Councilors hold meeting BRUSSELS , Belgium tUPil - FLOR(DA RED RIPE ' Strawberries EASTER Gi fl s wr rf' l'f'(' Pivf•d fmm rf'l a· anti frl t•nd s. 'J'y IN 1 i ves ' Don't Forget Your EASTER CANDY ~ NEEDS!! Sentinel Staff Writer Effective May 1. the purcha se of certain peril) liS will bemanda· tory in order to build within the flood pla.in in Meigs Cou nty. To in sure Meigs Co unty's conllnued particlpalion In the Na1ional Flood Insurance program. Jhe Meigs County Commissioners Wednesda y passed a resoiu · lion pertainin g to changing flood damage prevention r egulations aod the issuance of building permit s In flood area s. A public hearing was held at 'the rourthouS<' la st Friday to dls~us s changes In Ihe flood Insurance program, however, the ~ommisslo~e rs~reported thai only one Meigs r esident, Don Poole, genera l manager of the Tuppers Plains-Chester Waler District . attended the mrrtlng. Upon federal rrquirrmrnt s. the 'commissioners passed th e resolution adopting regu l ations for flood ha zard areas to promote th~ public heall h and welfare and to mlolm/ze publlc and private losses In !hose areas. Passing the resolution wlll allow people who wish to build In flood areas to continue geltlng Insurance and enable financial institutions to continue making loan s to individual s building In Mt.~r~· Showa lll'!' ttnrl F'f'rn Morr i!' w 1'IT' ho:-; lpsst ·s and I hf'i r rr frPshm1 ·nt l aiJlt • I'Putun'd N· · ramie bunniPs, li n PRg In'('. nnd favors or m iniatun · J<as t(' l' bask(11S fi !IPCI wi lll cund\', Mary K. Holtt' r wo n ·11w door il wrl f•o mf• door j) it'tr . S.adiP Tt· u.ssPII pn·sifl<·d til · rtJt• m c(• fln g OpPn ing it n·i t h ~cT ipt u n • from St. l.ukt• ti. Tilt· Lor d's Prayrr and plt •dgt• 10 the fl ag pri :t.P, in uni son . HC'tl \' Rou sh and Erm a flpl and gav~· the S{'t ' l'f' l l.ll':'t'' and frC'a !-i urrr' s rt'por ls. Rrpor h·cl ill wr n • Le tlw Wood. eo nflnPd to I he F:x tr ndrd Cu re- FHcill1~' DllUI(l ASSORTED VARIETIES ...... DUNCAN HINES Cake at VrtPrans Mrm orlal Hospll al. and P:>ull nr Ridenour. Gamr Wt' rt' t·onduel od by Ada fll ssrll and Mat• Me Peek. OlhPr s altendlng Wl'l'<' Margarf'l Tu ll le, Margaret i\m bt'l' g('r, GtJldl P Fr£'drrirk, l.tJ Ura Ma<' Nk r, Th<'ima Whit e, Co ra J3epglr. Opal Hollon, ln ts NP w<' ll . Lor a ,Mix Box BEANS, SHEII.IE lEANS, WHOLE BEETS, HONEY POD PEAS, APPLESAU<£ AND WHotE or CREAl'!\ STYLI CORN, num r v•.:nod. ;Jnd a g u Pst. S;IIHira Whitt'. Senior Citizens has dinner party STOKELY Vegetables Mt•mtM'I'S of tlw Scipio T ow n ship S<·nhtr Ci lizt•ns l'Ju b mr•t 14-16. Oz. Can $ n •ct• ntly at ))a ll' ' s llP!-i l a umn t i n honor thost• IHI Vi n ~ IJ\r thll a .v~ in .lanu ur y. l•'t•bruar.\ · and M<nT h. In thr honOrC'd g roup Wf'l'l ' DIET or REG • A&W Ernest lal'r , J.r•ah William s. rJa tN'n Bl:wkwootl. .lanr Ro l lln s, Lonnie Bolin . and l\0u l Root Beer & Cream Soda Whit r . Can . rhr• o ld (•st mt·mbrr or the gm up. ROon . 1 ~ 111 . :w, \\'a .. pr('St•ni Pd a billro ld . Ml•t•llngs art• noll' bt' ing lt<'iti :~t till• l'ugt•v llh' slnt'(' bul ltlin g inslt'n d of 11w firdlOUSP. Eal 'lit•r 1hi s munt h ~~ ~ · a rei :-~ u l t ' wa s hrl d In ass ist wlth llu• (' ;\;P<' nSt':-1 ol <' h.•a nin g ami painti ng up !lw rww m rrtlng plac'P. T wt •n t\··f {l lll' turned out for tit!' la st · blood ~li'~!'I S UI' r clink. /\ nnther \ ' t~nl sa le ha s be0n plalltH'd I'or 1. Ice Milk Church 111ake.r .ro11nd pu rcha.re.r m k ru ph o n~~s n ~w BTL tt. GAL. Gold let Cr•am ..... "' gal. $J99 MT. DEW, PEPSI FREE DIET 0~ EG. spcak(•rs PEPSI for thf' chur('h wcr<' appro\'C•d at thf' quarh! rly IJusinr s:-. rnN'tin g of thf• H11r in (' First Baptis t Clturrh h ~lcl S:llur· dav ni ght .r t I he churc h. Also appro, r d fOt' ptlt'cilU .<t' wer r filin g ca bi nets lot' tl11 • church mu sic :tn<l th e purr il aSt' of a used ropiN. W:t\'nC Roush pn•sldcd at l hP mCf'tl' ng with offi cws and commlttrc repon s being given . Nint• COLA ' -~ Flowers ni'w m rml)(l r s wrrr ta k en into the church. The meeti ng . opened wilh group s/ nging ·of " flo L i\'cs " and prayer b;· Rod Grimm . Si eve OE>aver, pastDI'. reo d snl plure from John ti. Frank Clriand had t he clo.< lng prayer·. • VIVA M;,, P urr hase of two 2 LITER HYACINTHS, TULIPS •WE RESERVE THe RIGHT TO liMIT QUANTITIES •PRICES EFFECTIVE SUNDAY. APRIL 12 THROUGH SATURDAY , APRIL 18. 1987•USDA FOOD STA.MPS ACCEPTED •NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TVPOGRAPHICAL OR PICTORIAL ERROflS . MUMS ____$589 6 INCH POTS · __;;; ~ ~~ ·aananas ·• "'; GOLDEN RIPE ' ll. 8 oz. BTLS. flood areas . Pot ential builders will have to meet certain specificat ions regardi ng anchoring, construcllo n of malerlai s, method s of conSiruct lon and placement of utili· ties before the necessary permits may be Issued. , The permits will be issued under federal guidellnes by an administrator who has yet lobe named . A va riance board will also be establlshed to delermlne if special circumslances would warrant Issuance of a permit If regulations cannnot be meL Th e only recourse to thosr Individuals denlrd permits by the board wlll be through thr common pleas court sys tem. A location wtrert"permllnnllfbe obtained will be announced by !he end of thi s month, Cos ts for permits have no! yet been determined. At !he request of Middleporl Mayor Fred Hollman, the com missioners are commltt'lng onethird ($3,5001 oflhecashexpt>ndi· lure necessary for 1988's !oral share of I he gover nm ent subsidized Blue Streak Cab Co. Hoffman requested one-third ($1,806) for this year loo. However, beca use alll987 funds have· al ready been appropriated, th e com missioners wlll walt until !he PUCO chief caUs for utility refunds (:alllpol is l'or " <llnnt•r J)arl,l' to and all superpower medium -runge and shorter -ra nge . nuclear missiles from Europe. After !he meeting with foreign ministers, Shu liz wa s 10 fly on to California to brief Prcsidenl Reagan. In San Ia Barbara , Calif., Reagan said Wednesday the exchanges betwo>en Shultz arid Soviet officials " hold promi se for an agreement on intermediate nuclear forces at some polnl In lhh0 not-too-disl anl futfire." An agreement could clear !he way for a signing ceremony during a Washington summit between Reaga n and Soviet leader M i khai l Gorbachrv. The issue of medium -ran ge m issiles in Europe Secretary of lo slash superpower nuriear missiles In Eurppe to thr NATO allies, some of whom were reported quite nervous about the proposal. "They feel th ere is a danger in a trend !award denuclearization of Europe, " said a senior member of the American delegation to Moscow for lhree days of lalks !hal ended Wednesday . "They feel they would be in considerable danger with the Imbal ance of co nventional forces." Shultz flew straight from Moscow to Brussels Wedn esday . He was to meel with nine North Atlanti c Treaty Organization foreign minisl ers loday lo outl ine thr Soviet proposal to eliminate By NANCY YOACHAM Pa s! C'ou nt'i lors Club or Ch!'StN Couor ll :m. Jla ught<n of Arneri(·a, lwld at tht • hall . wrrP givfln 2 Sections. 16 Pages 25 Cents A Multiniedia Inc. l\lewspaplf Is viewed as the m os t likely area for I he Reagan administration's fi rst arms conlt·ol pari - and probably th e las! chan ce for sur h an agreemenl during Reagan' s presidency, which ends in .January 1989. A t a news co nferC'nCC' brforr l ca\' ing Moscow Wed nesday, Shullz said a miss ile agreement was "close at hand" and "conSiderable headway" had been made. But he said th e maller wou ld require funhet· int ensive nrgot latlon. In an effort to remow th e major stumbling block to a medl um-ranf(e missile agrcrmenl. Gorbachev offer ed in la iks wll h Shu li z Tuesday to el iminalc shorler -ra nRe mi ss iles worldwide. Shull z ca lled that a new proposal but sa id: "W e don't res pond lmmedlal r ly. We consul! with our allie<." Within hours of INtvl ng Moscow , Shullz was sha r· ply crltlr lzl'<l by lho lwo officia l Soviet news agencies for refusing to agt·cp Jo lhr new proposal on lh<• spol. Onr said he had given a " lame excuse" by r iling the need 10 consult NATO . Bu l se nior member s of Shult z's delegallon told reporter s the admlnlslralion had assured lhe allies In adva nce of the Moscow talks they wou ld be full y consu llcd If Gor·bac hev proposed cllm lnatlng shorter-r ange mlss lirs. "We 're close Ia a deal. II all depend s on how the discu ssio ns here come oul." sa id onr oft'lcl~ l. Late tax filers to face .. long wait.:: Pennits will be necessary to build on Meigs flood plain 1-iF--SAVING An F: \ISf (' r' th rml' wa s carrif'd out at ltw tT'f'e nl mflrt ln g of IIH' ent1ne Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio. Thursday. April16, 1987 19,8 7 Sia l ~ George Shult z today look a new Sovlel plan Towards These Hanson, Chris fha pm:m .. 1./ t. Rla rk wrll . Hick ey ll om·r'r . and Rohl'l'l ()ua lls ancl Mandy . • Atms proposal unnerves some NATO allies ODLAND YOU.'LL WANNA • at y Vol.36. No, 242 Cop~righted Rain likely tonight, with a · low near 45. Cloudy Friday, · with scattered showers and highs ncar 60. The probability · of precipitation Is 60 percent tonight and 30 perc en I Friday, · Wind• will he from the , northeast near 10 mph lonl~ht. COLUMBUS i UPI J -Thomas V. Chema, chairman of thr Public Utilllles Commission of Ohio , s ay~ Ohio utilities should be r equired to pro mpt I;· refund to their customers $64.1 mllilon l'n excess deferred taxes. Chema ca me out Wednesday ·In support of a pelltlon se n! to Congress by !he Nallonal Association of Regulatory Comm issi oners asking that states be allowed to del'idc on a reimbursement policy for taxes collected by 1he utllllles but no longer owed because of the Tax Reform Arl of 1986. " The simple fact of the matter Is that utllltlrs ha ve collecled moey lrom customers to pay taxes Jhey no longer owe th e governm ent as a resuli of the Tax Reform Act of 1986. " said Chema . "We want to see thai the money Is reimbursed 10 !he customers In an approprlale time period," The utilities are p_lannlng 10 give back the money over th e life of the related assets - 20 to 30 years. The PUCO sa id Ohio Bell Telephone Co. has !he largest excess l a x balan ce, $159 mtlllon . end of the year Ia· sec if exress money Is ava ilabl e. Blue S!reak Is the on ly pubilc l ra nspor!atlon in Meigs Count y and Is used by many resldenl s, !he rommisslon or s said. es pecially senior citizens. \ Although the commissioners decided to suppress n •vlsed Blue Cross rates fo r r ounl y employees' hospitalization insu ran ce by applying refund money to the cosls, they are nol renewin g with Blur Cross and wlll be bidding for Insurance c01 ·erage as soon as possibl e. Bids will be opened al their Ma y 13 meeting. Meigs County will be getting a new map as soon as the commissioners sign a contra ct with Spectrum Inc. , Cincinnati. Tom McFarlane, Spectrum's publications director, was at Wednesday's meeting 10 discu ss a proposed $7,350 ron tract. plu s shipping, to provide the county with 10,000 maps. The commls · sloners expt>rl to sign !he agree· menl with Spectrum as soon as some additional quesilons regarding copyrlf(hl, cosls of re· print s, etc., are answered . The board entered · Into an agreement wlth lh o Ohio DeparltContlnued on Page IOJ '' ' . HERE COMES MR. CO'ITONTAJL - Boys and Klrl' attending the children' s health clink at the MeiJtS County Health Oeparlmenl Wednesday were given a ~ urprlse. The E1111ler Bunny wll• tht•re! Aller being examlnt>d h.~ Dr . ,Jumes Witherell, clinic doctor, eac h child Wll' greeted by the Easter Bunny !Nancy Ackerman) and glv;•n a decorated egg and treat. Making a selt•cllon wasn't easy lor :l-ycur-old Garnet Bonecutter of Middleport, who liked t'v erylhlng In llu• htL•kcts. Hospital withdraws application to free Hinckley for Easter WASHINGTON ( UP! I - Pn•· sidential assaila nt John Hin ckl ey Jr. Is prohibited from leavi ng a m enta l hospit al 10 vis it his parent s Easter Sunday because his doctors, surpr ised by writ · ings to a Flor ida triple killer, want to study hi s lellers . Th e hospllal, bowing Jo govern men! concerns, formall y with· drew Wednesday lis applleatlon 10 a federal jud~c Jo allow Hinckley a one- da y. uncscortcd visit to see his parent s. The m o.v~ capped three days of court hearings on the question, made dramatic by rev el ations !hat Hlnrkt ey r egular l y corres · ponded wllh Florida deat h·row Inmate Theodore Bundy las! year. In withdraw ing lhr rcqucsl. the superlnlendenl of S!. Eilza · beth' s mental hospllal. Dr . Wil liam Prescoll. roncedr d thai much of I he cor res pondence was unkn own lo lhc sW !I, whlrh sl opped monllor lng Hi nckley 's mall In 1 98~ . • Prosecutors moved promptly to preserve lhr document s for use In any future proceedin g. "This Is no! the end of !he process," Ass istant U.S. Allor· ncy Roger Adelman told U.S. Dl slr l rl ,Ju dge Barrl ngl on Parker al a hearing afl cr the request wa s wit h<Jrawn . " These arc very seriou s probl ems In a very seriou s case." Hinckley has been haspltailzed at St. Elizabeth 's since 1982, when he was found Innocent by Fletcher. 38. took lbe oath of ofl!ce !rom Gov, Richard ' F. Celeste during ceremonies In I be governor's Cabinet room. He Is the !lrst permanent director tht> department has bad since January 1986. when Dr. David Jackson resigned to run for Congress, Flt>tcher and the governor both said theY oppose mandatory tes!lng for acquired Immune deficiency syndrome. But they said they , support vol untary lesllng of at · rlsk groups and early public education about the disease, beginning before junior blgh school. "You can starl at an ea~ly age," said Fletcher. "We know that the best success wllh regard to education comes prior to lunlor high school." "I think II (the education) should be explicit," added Celeste. " I think children understand their bodies. I think In order to help young people loconduct themselves In a way that avoids exposure to this disease that we have to start early and beexpilcit and lnstruc· live In a healthy, positive way." Fleicher said AIDS must be decrln)lnallzed and "looked at as nothing more lban a disease" Instead o! a consplnc:.r ... reason of Insa nit y of th e Marrh :10, 1981 , assass ination allempl on Presl denl Reagan . In which lhrce ol ht' r men werr wounded, one gravely. An unaccompa nied !rip, originally supported by the hos pit al but opposed by !he governmenl. would have been Hinckley's rlrsl and cou ld have been a forerunner to his eventual release. A hospllal spokeswoman sa id tllnckley also would not bt• allowed an escorted vlsll . U.S. Allor ney J ose ph dlGenova said Ja rcr the hos pit al should lnvestlgal c how Hinckley wa s able to write to Bundy . "The fact th at Jhe hospit al dldn ' l know, as 11 has sa id ... Is a very serious questlon which needs to be loo ked Into," he sai d. Bureau reports drop in new housing starts New health director addresses AIDS issue COLUMBUS cUP() - Dr. Ronald L . Fletcher. the new director of thr Ohio Department of Heallh, believes pubtlc education. beginning with young people before they reach junior high school. Is the most effecllve way or fighting the spread of AIDS. Fletcher, a Spe<'lallst In oncology a! Gro>eneMemorlai Hospital In Xenia, was sworn In Wednesday , succeeding Dr. Thomas Halpin , who served as acting director for more than a year, ' .· .. COLUMBUS t UP! I - Ohioans who put off fltlng tht~ lr stal e Income tax returns until !he final days before thr Apr111r, deadline next yea r will have to walt until a t least mld -.July to get reruM checks. • Laldller s lhlsyl' ar<·a n ex}Xirt' a refund by the end of June. said, .Joanne Limbach, slate l ax rommlss lonN . ' ' ·She said becau se of a ligjtt state budgC'I, tho Depanment of Taxation wlli spend only $400,100 a yrar In lh<' nrxl lwo years fbt' temporary workers to process relums. Thr department no~ spt>nds $81111,0'10 u year. Wllh rewrt· peopit' to do lhr work , It will lakp longer - as mur h as lhrN' 10 four· weeks to do th e retu r ns. The Ohio House trimmed 52 million !rom Gov . Richard Ce· icsfc 's lwo-ycar budget proposaL for !he lax dcpurlmcnl. Llmbacn sa id. ·'· Th<: dcpartmc nl , given a cho: lcr or whl're to make tM reduct ion s, decided to sacrifice. scr vl<·e Inw•ad or r ulllng a~tentn· m· programs th at brlnl( money lnl o the slulr. she sa id . Th1• reductions will be made 1n. lhP number Of lcmporarY, workers hired to prO<·css rei urns,· In lempot·ary workers hlrNJ 1o: pul the tax Informat ion ln1Q: rompu tr r s and In compulcrequlpmen r, she sul d~ ~ Tlw .<t:ttf cut s wi ll ht' fell· mn.,lly by pt>oplr who file In t~ l\ last da ys IJI'forP I he dt'adllnc,: Llmb;tch su ld. Th e rt•d ur llon In l r mporary wot 'kCI's lo do lh(• paprrworR could dr la.v refunds lwo or thrrt;wr·r ks for return s flied In the ear ly month s and three or lour weeks for those flied In April, she said. In lhe pus!. taxpay(•r s fllln~ rrt ur ns In .January Ol' Vobruary usuall y rcrclvr d lh<• lr refunds In aboul a monlh . March flllng:S were procrss~d In four Jo s l~ weeks and Apr ll flllngs were generall y not turned around l'or eight 10 10 w<'<•ks. ' WASHI NGTON 1UP! 1- HousIng starts droppt>d :J .2 per ccnl In March - !he btggc,; t f all stnce Sep! cmbcr - whil e the number of building P.Crmll s Issued for single-family homes plummet ed by the largcs!' amou nt In three years. lhr Census Bureau said today . The agency llgu red housing start.s al a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1.774 mllllon, meanlnfl thai Is what a yea r' s oulput would be If every monlh were tlke March and seasonal lacl or s were removed . NEW DIJU!:CI'OR - Dr. Bon P1etcher, left, of Xenia, new ~Iii tile Oblo Deplll'lment o! Health, answered quet1tlons on tile department'• role In the prevention ol AIDS as Oov. Richard Cel<!lte looked on at rtchl. (tiPI) Thall .774 mllllon co mpares l o the Januar y rate of 1.816 mllllon starts and February's 1.83.1 mll· lion pace. The 3.2 percent fall from February Is lhe biggest since Septemher. when starts fell 6.2 percenl. , Economists were not surprised by the March ra le becaust• Ihey J I never trUSIPd the .Janua r\' an d Ft:'bruary n 'port s. Those rwo figures always arr heav ll y af· reeled by wt•a lhrr,t hey sa id . and a warmer than usual wJnth al lowed co nlra rt ors lo btUJd more homes than usual. -: Actually , ronslrucllon bt·gan on a total of :150.1XIO homes In Jhr first three monlhs of 19H71; 6 pt>rce nl fewer · !han the flrsl quarter of 1!186, !he Ce n ~ u s Bureau said . -: There were 1.80f> million housing starts In 1986. Most economic analysi s figure !hat number ~'Jil be ai least 100,000 lower this y~ar beCause co nsumer s are spt>ndmg less and mortgage rates I(~Q rising. · :.• The government said bulldrltg permlls were Iss ued in Mareli·at an annual rat e of I. 757 miJtJQin, virtually the same as Februar~'s ·1. 763 million. . .• " I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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. 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