http://66.213.69.5/files/original/3e9d02435d6dcbb3fcec77d7e95037d6.pdf 9dec430d388a34aa577b23d0dd4207a4 PDF Text Text I. - Page- 10- The Daily Sentinel Tuesday, April 28, 1987 ,...--Local Briefs:-Horse.'. hoe tournament scheduled . The Meigs Cou nty Hor seshoe Cl ub Is sponsor ing a six- man card tournament on M ay 9-10. $8 registrat ion fee. Contact Jeff Ti llis at 742-2243 for informat ion. • Name unintentionally omitted Th e Chester Elementary School announces that the name of Amy Smith, a third grader, was u nintentionally om itted fr om . Its fourt h six weeks gradi ng period honor roll . Ambulances respond to 4 calls Meigs Coun ty Emer gency Medical Ser vices reports four cal ls Monday : Pomer oy at 11 :07 a. m. to Kerr St ree t for VIrgini a Will to Holzer Medical Center: Pomeroy at 1: 14 p.m . to w·el shtown Hill for E leanor Redman to Holzer Medica l Center : Middleport a! 6:56 p.m . to South Th i rd for Audrey Davenpor t to Holzer Medical C<;'n ler: Mlddleporl al 6: 59 p.m . to Watson Gr ove Roa d fo r Carnell Va nce J r . to Veter ans Memor ial Hospital. Honor class years corrected Honor class es for the 50t h Al umni Ba nquPI and Dance of Chester High School wil l 1922, 1927, 19.12, 1937-, 1942, 1947, 1952, 1957. Th e banquet and dance wi ll be hel d Sa tu r day, J une 6, in th e Chester School Audi tori um . Banquet Is at 6:.10 p. m . and th e dance is at 9 p.m. Music by Kount ry Ku stoms I I from Glouster. Free clothing day planned F r£'e clot hing day at the Pomer oy Sal va t ion Army will be held Thursday from 10 a.m. to 12 noon. All ar ea residents in need of clothin g are welco me to come. Chapter plans inspection practice Racine Cha pter 134, Order of Eas tern Star, wi ll hold Inspec tion pract ice 2 p.m . Sunday. All officers urged to attend . Entry deadline Wednesday De<J dllne Is Wedn esday for entering the Mens' A.S.A. Class C&D So ftball Tourn am ent lo be held Ma y 2-.1 at Middlepor t. The lourn <J ment Is being sponsored by Bra dbury PTO and all proceeds w ill be used to pur chase a scoreboard for th e schoo l. l"l r st. second and thi r d place tro phies wil l be awarded. For info ca ll 992-6R90 or 992·267:1. Organization to meet Thursday · Wil ling Workers Class of En terp r ise United M et hodi st Church wil l meet Thursday, 7 p.m., at the chu rch. ' Pomona Grange meets Friday Meigs Count y Pomona Grange will meet for pot luck supper F' rld ay, 6: :JO p.m .. at the Ror k Spri ngs Gra nge Hail. Athens . Co un ty Gran ge members will be gues ts. Regular meeting w ill follow the supper· at about 7::10. Church plans yard sale Hazel Communll y Church Is having a ya r d sa le Friday and Sa turd ay . I n Rac ine, follow sig ns on Ohi o 124 from Southern High Schoo l. Fel lowship ChurTh of Rac ine Is hav ing a hy mn sing Sa turd ay, 7 p.m .. feat uri ng Ru ssell Spencer 's Victory Quartet. Pas tor Char les Bush i nvit es the public. · Marriage l icenses have been issued in Meigs Count y Pr obate Court to Randa ll Cr aig M att hews, 33, Mi ddleport. and Sa ndra Sue Sargent , :17, Mi ddleport: T immy Rae H ood, 27, Pomer oy, and E lizabet h .lean Welsh, 211, Mi cldleporl. Divorce action.<; filed Divorce ac t ions have be<• n fl ied In Meigs Coun ty Common Pleas Cou rt by Pa mela M .•Jude, In care of Southeas tern Oh io Lega l Servlcl's, Athens, from Ji mmle Jude, In ca r e of t he Meigs Co unty .Jai l, Poml'rov: a nd by Phil ZedeKer . Ml ddleport, .from Tammy Zecl rker. Mi ddl eport. Boosters plan uniform sail~ The Meigs .lutli or and Senior High School Band Boos ter s are hav ing a sale of old band un iforms on May 8·9 a I the Middlepor t Pa r k. Anyon<' interested may purc hase an entire uniform for $2o. Darlene Hicks She was employed by · the' Pleasant Valley Hospital 'for 25 years, the past 19 as an LPN. She was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saint s, Gallipolis. Pr eceding her in death was a st ep so n, Cl are nce O ' D ell Sturgeon. Darlene Hicks, 52, 2i0 Maple Apartment s, Pomeroy , died Sunday at Veter ans Memorial Hospital. Born June 29, 1934, a daughter of Ruth Jackson Hughes, New York City, N.Y., and the late James Hughes. Mrs. Hicks was a Surviving are her husband, homem aker . Geor ge M. Gill; a daughter , Mrs. Surviv ing in addition to her Ronnie (Betty) McCoy of Glen· mother , are three sons, Montie A. woood, W.Va.: fi ve stepdaugh· Hughes, Char leston, W.Vq.; Carl ters, Kat hy Boster of Mount Hughes and Gregory Hlcks, both Sterling, Linda Stanley. of South· of Pomer oy: three sfepdaughside, W.va .. Ciqda Stalnaker of ters and six stepsons. Also Poin t Pleasaftf,' Tina Elkins of surv ivi ng ar e 14 grandchildren Ches hire, and Reba Mae Rogers and two great -gr andchildren. of Gar den Grove, Calif.; two Bes ides her father, she was sons, Harold Sturgeon of Nitro, preceded in death by her hus· W.V a., and Wi lliam Sturgeon of band and a brother. She was Poin t Pleasa nt : two stepsons, a ffi liat ed w it h t he Baptist Gale Richar d Gill of Point Chu rch. Pleasant , and Dor sal Stu r geon of • Services will be held at I p.m . "Columbu s; three broth er s, Sa turd ay at th e Ewin g Funer al Henry L. Pierce of Point Pl ea· Hom e wit h Rev. Edwa r d Buffing- , sa nt. William R. Pi erce of ton off iciatin g, Burial will b<? in Geor gia, and Walsine Pierce of M e i gs M e mor y Gard en s. Bar bert on: 29 grandchildren and F riends may call at the funer al sever a l great -grandchildren. home from 6-9 p.m . F r iday. Services will be Thursda y at 1: 30 p.m. in the Wilcoxen F un· Elizabeth Gill era! Home, Point Plea sant, with President E lder R.W. Keaton Eliza beth t SturgJ Gill, 60, offici ating. Burial will be in Letart, W.Va., died Sunday in !he For es t Hill Cemetery, Letart. Univer si ty of Kentuck y Medica l Friend s may ca ll at the funeral Center, Lex ington, K y., after a home after I p.m. Wednesday. short ill ness. Olden A: Thaxton Born Sept. 26, 1926, at Point Pleasant, she was th e daugh ter Ol den A. Thax ton. 82. of of the l ate William F. and Levi a Racine, died Monday at Veterans Maggie Elliott Pi er ce. Memor ial Hos pit al. A farmer and construction worker . he was bo rn Sept. 29, ( i\s of' 10: 30 a.m.) 1904, in Char les ton . W .Va . He Provided by was a son of lhr late Edward Bryce and Mark Smith Scott and E liza beth Archibald of Blunt .Ellis & Loewl Thax ton. He was a m <?mb<'r of Apple Grove Methodis t Church Firm Pric e and a veteran of World War II. Am Elect ric Power .... ......... 27¥,. Survivor s include hi s wife. AT& T ........................ ....... 24% Ro ber ta Sayr e Thaxt on; one As hland Oil ... .:... ..... .. ... ..... 58!!, sis ter. Leopha Wagner, Ci rcleBob Eva ns Farms .............. 24!!, vi lle; one nephew and his wi fe, Charm ing Shoppes .. : ..............2!i Mr. and Mrs .. EdwardJ . Wagnrr, Feder al Mogul... .... .... ......... 41 ~ Ci rc lev ille; anoth er neph ew, Goodyea r T&R ......... ........ ... 60 To m Je f fr ies, of Quaker Cit.v: Heck's Inc ....... ....................... 4 and one niece, .Joan Goeglein, of Limited Inc . ........... .. ......... .4 1'Y.; Ci r clevil le. M ult imedia Inc . ..... 1............ 53~ Bes id es his par ents. hr was Rax Resta ura nt s.................. 5% Robbins & Myer s ......... ......... .12 preceded in dea th by one sister. Blanche Jeffri es. Shoney's Inc ................ .. ... 28\;, Graves id e services will be :1 Wendy's fntl. .. ...... ..... ........ .lO Y., p. m. Wednesday at Letar t F'alls Worthington Ind... ........ .. ... ..l7% Cemetery with Rev . Roger Grace officiating. Friends may ca ll 7-9 thi s evening tTuesdayJ at A r umma ge sale w ill be held Ewin g F unera l Home. F'rlda)' and Saturday, 9 a.m. to 4 Daily stock prices shuffleboard areas. Wiring at the . hauled approximately : 20 tru~k~ loads lnlo the park A donation a( park will be .under ground . The park wiH be well lighted. flowers for beautification . of tilt, Both.McDade and Lloyd r eported town from Don, Roger arid ThQ.' · lind the new contract , at the same mas HUI o! Letart was also aC:· , . rates as the previous contract, knowledged. wlll Include the new park Horton repor ted that the Mid:! lighting. dleport Chamber of CommerceHorton thanked the two repre· has been ver y cooperative sentalives for the company's working t owards the develop-: help In a st udy to determine the ment of the Diles Park. Fencing.. most effective lighting for the Is now being i nstalled, th~ park and for the Improved grounds ar e being leveled, light-: lighting throughout the tow n. rng has been planned and flower· Mayor Hoffman was autho· beds w ill be featuredd in corner • rlzed to advertise for proposals of the new park. Horton said tha' from per sons Interes ted in secur · the im provement to the old trai~ fng the former Empire Furniture station and a jogging pat!C lot on North Second Ave nue. plann ed by the (own will tie In' Middleport ha s an economic witb the park development pr~ development grant for the pro- gram . The goal is to have thC: ject and proposal s ar e to be park completed by . the end of· either In the direc tion of a tea r May. : down of the furniture building Councilman Gilmore said that: which was burned ou t or a Lor i K llnger, director, ha s au tho~ renovation of the remaining part rized the Meigs High SchooiBand: of the str ucture. The property to appear in Mi ddlepor t at 1:t cannot be sold since it is being noon on July 4th for a concert In· secured th r ough an economic the park. Gilmore slated that he. development grant. Council will is hoping to have evening enter-· m ake a decision on who will tainment at the park precedlnR;: receive the property on the basi s I he fireworks display. Middle-: of the Impr ovem ents and help por t firemen have cqtnpleted the; that would come to the commun· necessary school for setting off, ll y through the , proposal they the fi rewor ks and the necessary= deem best. permit has been secured. : M ayor Hoffman r eported that Coun cilman William Walters! the Meigs Count y Commis sion· reported that new swings are; er s have agreed to pay $3,500 needed at Hartinger Park wil hi toward the 1988 operat ions of the Mayor Hoffman indicating that: public transportation system attempt s are being made to: which is the Blu e Streak Cab Co. secure them. Pom er oy Village did Rot agr ee to Other s. aliending the meetlngi pa y any thing on the 1988 cos ts wer e Clerk-Treasurer Jon Buck; and as a r esult a small incr ea se and Councilmen Jack Satterfielch in th e cost of far es m ay be and James Cla tworthy. ·~ necessar y next year , the m ayor stated. A letter fr om Steve Powell of I Con t jnued from Page 11 the Meigs County Economic should be directed to the Meigs: Development Of fice wa s read Count y Hea lth Department, 992-: Inviting Middleport representa· 6626, or the family doctor. lives to attend a Southern Ohio busin ess rel ent ion and expansion meeting to be held in Marietta. lt was reported t hat Lloyd Bl ackwood and Dick Newell have almost completed their survey on the use of utilit y poles for the Ohio Extended Forecast development of a v illage· Thursday through Saturday oper at ed ca ble television system Mostly cloudy in the northeast·: and they will have all of the ern part of the sl al f' Thursd a y ~ Information available for council with fair weather elsewhere by the fi rst meet ing in May. th rough the period. Highs wll( Village offici al s hOP£' tp replace ra nge from the mid 50s.to the mltJ.: th e ca ble television ser v ice now 60s Thursday, in the 60s Frida:,<o provided by th e Consolidated and from the mid 60s to the mit{ Communications Group of Point 70s Satur day. Overnight lows wilt Pleasant. r ange from the mid 30s to the mitt The mayor acknowledged a do40s Thtirsday and Friday morn-" nation of dirt for the DUes Park by lngs, and in the 40s early Jay Hall and Jerry Hall who Satur day . 1n: Veferans Memorial Mond ay Admiss ions - John Ash, Middleport: Bill Kennedy, Pomeroy: Beat r ice Ralrd en, Hartford , W.Va.: M ary Wallace, Middlepor t: Ca rnell Vance, Ches hire. Monday Disc har ges - None. Southem u~$ ON EVERY NEW FORD TAURUS AND RANGER. JII.IJ6~S. . .MIH .,.,_,IIIGW'fGFF 10FTHE1'0P 10 CARS OF THE YEAR FOR 19871 ACCOAOINQ TO CAll & OIINfll IIAGAZIIIE FORD TAURUS , $1228~-· $400 CASH BACK •101 MORE . OR April 29th. 30th & May 1st, 1987 ONLY! Buv AReel At Regul•r Price And Purchase A·Rod Of Equal Value or Less For 1/2 Price or Buv Anv Fishing .Rod At I . 25°/o Off! Daily Number 206 PICK-4 9113 • at y Vot.36, No.251 'Copyrighted 1987 PLUS SAVE .......... ............... .................... wntn you buy - ' " Equlpmonr - • Z(N.A on T.urul GL. ·--· : •l.fL..,_CU:,_It • 11111111 ........ . Jtl . . . - ..... _ ...._ ____ _ . ,._. . . . _ . . ,....,_ ... • fllli'7W I M. . . .,. ..........._. ..... · ...... 111 ••.., ......... . , _ ......... ~bt~Mdon~t~l'lltll prad,_..... *· A ~IOihtpu of ..... FORD RANGER $639~-~. OR ssoo· CASH BACK ~V: Aa• $1311 -- MORE enttne Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, April 29, 1987~ • S<IOng .... - •Swi1g·.....,,....,. • Tlftltd Gla$s Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp. shar eholders approved by a mar gin of more than 9 to I an agreement with Al an E . Clore, the company' s lar gest stock· holder , that will r eor ganize the corporate stru clure of Kaiser Aluminum Into a holding com· pany form of ow ner ship, accord· ing to a news rel ease issued by the company tod ay. Final closin g of the transaction Is expected to be accomplished with in the nex t two days. Kaiser Aluminum, which has a plant In Ravenswood, W.Va.. will continue as the operating com• pany and will become a subs! diary of KaiserTech Limited, the new holding company. Present holder s of Kai ser Aluminum common stock automatically will become holders of Kaiser· Te ch common stock. It Is not necessary for shareholders to surrend er the Kai ser Aluminum stock certificat es they or their broker s currently hold . Effective at closing, Kaiser· Tech will r eplace Kaiser Alum!num as the publicly listed com· mon stock. As was the case with Kaiser Alum inum , K qlserTech common will be listed on the New York, Midwest and Pacific stoc k exchanges and will use the same ' KLU " ticket tape symbol that has been used to identify K aiser 'Aluminum common stock. Kaiser Aluminum 's variOIJ,'i series of cumulative convertibl e prefer ence stock, $100 par value, will continue to b<" out standin g and will use KPF as the ticker tape sy mbol. In a separ ate vote, holders of the variou s ser ies of K aiser Alum inum cumulati ve converll· ble prefer en ce stock approved amendments that will permit those shares to be conve rt ible into the common stock of K aiser T ech in st ea d of K a lser Aluminum. Commenting on the sha rehold er vot <?, Kaiser Al uminum Chair man Cor nell C. Mal<?r said, "Our shar eholder s have agai n demonstrat ed their suppor t for this co mpany and their belief in it s future. Th e agr ee ment that will go into effec t as a resuli of this vote protect s the Inter ests of shar eholder s; retains the con· cept of a board co mposed predomin antly of outside, In depend· ent direc tors : prw ides for th e inves tment of $140 million in prefer red stock of KaiserTech by president , and w!ll continue as an entit y or en!Illes controll ed by chairman and 'c hlef executive Alan Clor e and incr eases opera! · o!ffrer of Kaiser Aluminum . lng flexibility." Shareholder approval ot the Clore sa id, " I am pleased th at • agreement al so establishes a so many shar eholder s joined 14-member board of directors for with us in· votin g for thi s KalserTech, 10 of whom are agr£"Cment. Kaiser Aluminum Is out side, Independent directors. m aking good progr ess In Its cor<? The operating subsidi ar y , Kaiser busi nesses and we are commit · Aluminum& Chemical, will have ted to working together with a seven-member board of dlrec· exist ing oper ating mana gement tors, four of whom will be to r etu rn Kaiser Aluminum to out sider s. profit abilit y." Kal serTech 's board, as part of Clor e will ser ve as chairman of the ove rall agreement , will de· the board of Kai serTech. Maler slgpat.e th,al $25 million ofthe $140 wil l serve as vice chairman and (Continued on Page 1"41 Suspect to face jury trial Monday VQte on disputed trade action may cloud visit by Nakasone WASHINGTON I UP! r - With Japan' s prime minister expected in Washington today, the House pu shed i ts trade concer ns right In front of him by settin g up a vot e on legi slation that would for ce U.S. sanctions against some foreign nations. The House, considerin g a rna· j or l r ade r eform bill, arr anged for debate on an amendment by Rep. R ichard Geph ardt , D-Mo. , ta rgeting nat ions like Japan unless they change thei r practi· res and r educe their surpluses with the United Sl ates. Gephardt called his prov ision a " market -opening amendment " that would force such count r ies to negotiat e or face a 10 percent cut in their exports lo the United States for four eonsecutlve year s. President Rea!?,an called the mpas u re 1 'd anger ou s" and warned it would inv ite retaliation against U. S. exports. Against that backdrop, la wmakers predicted a close vote toda y - the same day they expC'ciro Nakasone to ar rive on hi s awkwardly llm r d sta te vis it . A final vote on the over all COLUMBUS tUPI J - Th e chairman of the Ohio Senatr Fi nance Committ e~ says thp H ouse- passeq S22 .1 billion state budget has a "ho le" of at leas t $300 million that mu st be plugged before it is bala nced. " We do have some ideas for pickups wi thout taxes ." added Srn. Sta nley J . Aronoff. R· Cinclnnat i, follow ing Tu esday's co mmittee mee ting. " We t hink we, ra n pirk up w hatever's necessar y." nut Aronoff made It clear he di sa pproves of House "gim· micks' ' used to make the budget appear bal anced. He said a j oint House-Senat e conference com· mittee may have to sri tr ig ger mechanism s .for across-the· boar d r ut s in 1988·89 if the budget comes unglued. " If we take all the additions made In the House t$86 million to t he governor 's reeommcilda· t lon J and lake away some of the legislation should come Thurs· da y , they said . Nakasone will m eet with Rea· gan at the White House Thu rs· day, wh er e he hopes to pers uade the president to lift $300 million in tariffs slapped on Japanese com· puler s, televisions and power tools April 17 In r etaliation for Japan's failure to abide by a 1986 computer chip agreement. Reagan has said he w ould likr to lift the sanctions as soon as poss ible but hot until Japan proves it has stopped selling, or dumping, the semiconductors at below-market prices and has opened It s markets to U.S. compu ler chips. On the eve of Nakasone's arrival, White House spokesman M arlin Fitzwater said theadmln · lstrallon had preliminar y "lndl· . ca tions that (Japanese) dumping patt erns have chan ged ... but we don' t have hard evidence to support it ." As I he House began debat e on it s tr ade reform pa ckage Tuesday, Speaker J lm Wright , D· Texas, denied the legislation was "anti-Japan" or protectionist. " This Is a pr o-U.S. bill, " he said. " It simpl y asks for r ecipr ocit y." Wright . noted the U.S. trade deficit, which hit a record $170 bllllon last year. " robs our American jobs and erodes our American lnd·ustr lal base." He added: "We are det erm ined lo stop that erosion and this Is the fir st step." Wright urged his colleagues to support the sweeping bill i n· tended to crack down on unfair foreign trade practices, expand U.S. export promotion effort s. r educe limits on low· tec hnology shipments to friendly nation s and Improve benefits for Import · battered American Industries. "We are det ermined that 'Made In USA' will be a badge of value and quality through the world, " Wr ight sa id . "That 's whallt has traditionally stood for and that Is what we are deter· mined to revive." Opponents argued tha t provl· slons £'11mlnatlng t raditlonal pre· sldentlal option s by r equiring r etalia tion would be devast atlnl( to U .S. tradi ng r elationships. UNUSUAL BIRD - In his 39 years ol huntlns turkey, Wllllrun C. · Bla.• of Lawrence County says he ha.• never ev~n seen a wild whitt• lurkey In the woods . Tueoday morning he encountered this while hird on the farm of Mr. and Mrs. Gene (;aleman ol near Rutland. ' IM;'q.., . ,..,..0 ...... !W.e ____ .....,. ......,u.R. I ' .... Slop. •T... -Ilowo • And CJlhlt Jllmt al ~ . .OOI'tlplllld" Spraying of the herbici des Roundup and Oust In 14 southeas tern co unties have b<'en. sc heduled for May 4 th rough June 17, accordin.g to the A ppa l ~c hl an Ohio Public Inter es t Campaign. Guar dra il s ~ l o n g stat e r outrs and U.S. highways ar e to be sprayed to co ntroLweed s in Ga llla, Meigs, Hocking, Monroe. Mor gan. Noble, Wa· shi ngton. Lawrence, &Iota, Ad am s, Brow n, J acks on, Pik e. Highland and . Ross OR 'Wrltft . . . . . . . . - . . . . ........,.. .......... .U.Jt. ,,_, _ _ _ _ Pft_llr _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ,.. . _....,_orp·--(llic The ' st all''s population to be covered by th e progra m. Bul !he House <·ut these figures to $5 million the first year and $7.0 mi llion th e second year. Chapple said unless Jh e ent ir e $10 million is r es tored, any amount above tho r ur renr $2 mil lion wil l go Into cou nties that alrea dy haw• Passpor·t. Stephen Rosedale or Communi· Ca re, a ~roup ' of Cincinnati nu rs ing homes , sa id he support s the Passport progr am even though It will reduce nursing home admiss ions. Roseda le asked the co mmi ttee to rPsl ore the department 's funds, but he also opposro Hny red uct ton In state nursing home payments on gr ounds th e qualit y of C'are wo uld suffer. " I am i n favoroffu!llund lngof Pass port," he said.• " but don't take It from long-term c·a r c." iss.ues .advisory Congressional leaders bow to on herbicide spraying plea fr~m arms prosecutor oRtJ929 SA~s:'1811 $1950 ____ ,..,,. ____ ,_"" .... ... __ ......... .., ...................,.. .......______............. ,. ..,.._..___-' .. ·-----.., __ ,... ____ • • ,_ rnd ependenlly. exotic gimmicks, without dea l· lon g lines con stantly. " We' r e goin g to keep people In sa id " th er e' s a r ea l Aro noff ing wit h the tax problem we 've their own homes, which will save got a $.10() million hole," Ar onoff nausea In the Sena te" over th is money, ' ' sa id Joyce Chapp le. tax and a pr oposed tax amnesty told his co mmitt ee . department director . He also was address in g th e program raising $60 million. Th e state curr ently Is spending Ohio Department of Aging, ."Both ar e l ooked on as dread $2 million a year on the progr am. whlr h was seeking restoration of diseases," said the senator. which provides services In 12 Aronoff detailed his drflclt: $10 million for a senior citizen counties represe nt i n~ 25 pe rcent overinflated In co me from the tax program excised by the House. of the state's po pulation. "This bu<)get is. built like a amnesty , S5B million: double . Und er the Passport pr ogr,m, house of car ds," sa id Aronoff. counting income from the Toled o communit y servi ces such as " I t' s going to topple. I don' t see Of fice Tower, $40 m ill ion : any new taxes 110 make up the transfer r in g Interest from the shoppln !?,. cleaning, per sonal difference!. I didn ' t sec It from state's rainy da y fund, $9 mil· care and tr anspo r ta tion, arr the administration and I didn 't lion: t ransferr in ~; interest from provided to allow elderly peo ple, ll'ho ot herw ise would be ron l ined see it from the Housr·. Th ree su,rp lus ,rotary account s, $o9 to nursing homes, to stay at hundred million dollars Isn't million: : an,d underestimat ing home. !?,Oin >: t o prop up th is bud get. Thi s ·welfare caseloa ds, $100 million. Chapple sai d the cost of In · . If the Republ ica n se nators chair man doesn't b<'llcvc some of the gimmicks that came over want to get rid of the teleph one home rare ca nnot exceed 60 t ax, they will have to lind another percent of the cost of nu rs ing from th e House." home care. Th e average Is 45 $](10 million. Th e " l ax problem" referred to p<'rcent. she sai d. • Department of Agl ng trled by Ar onoff Is a House-appr oved The Celeste admini stra tion to conv ince senator s II needs an tax on Interstat e long distance asked that $7.9 million be proextra $10 million to expand Its telephone calls, which would v ided In 1988 and $14.8 million In " Passport " progra m all owing brln!?, In $100 m (lllon and tal( 1989, enabling 50 percent ol the fra il elderly peopl e lo live computerized fir ms which use ~ Group 1Wpnatt6CIC*O'II~ ....... IUtheMd ......... 3 Soctiono, 34 Pagn 25 Cents A Mullirnedlt Inc. Newspeper Kaiser shareholders OK reorganizatiori plan Buy a FoRI 4x2 XLT Aogutar Cab with manual ~ans· nislion, 2.3L engine and preferred equipiooflt paci<age 86A8 ondaaYOSt311 1 ' ... ,,.. Slotoo w.. c.-rorCia<k • .,.,_., SINnng 'SMitl _., (lfl i\ chance ollhundersloima early tonlrht aad clearln~ later toniKM, with a low between 40 and 45. Consldera· hie sunshine Thursday, with· highs between 60 and 6~. • Panel chief detects $300 million 'hole' in budget 1/2 PRICE ROD WEDNESDAYI 111URSDAY & FRIDAY '· Ohio, area weather scene~ p.m ., at the Grace E pis,copal Church parish house In Pomer oy, nex t to v il lage hall. !Continu ed from Page 11 as vol untary assrsrant sonoall coaches for 1987. -A r eques t fro m Rac ine Ball Assoc iation to use the sc hool ball fields and build bl eacher s at the junior high field . -Giv ing $1, 000 to Syracuse F. lcmentary to be co mbined with PTO funds to t lie 1he school's l(ym floor. .,. Ohio.Lottery .Eastern solidifies hold on first place -Page 5 ~ . Eastern slates · Rummage sale set Hymn sing set for Saturday Court issues marriage licenses Ex-resident .pleads tt:ontinued trom Page 11. . IM.II7. .....-ILIIII_ ..... _ _ _ _,..,._ .. .,., llllU - . ....... N-•IIJ11.1'U.P.R.t - - l l - . . u. . . . ,,... ___,..,.,.__,_........·----··-····--. . ... .................................... -..... _....... .. ............ ___ -~~~U.-irlft _ _ _ _ -----~~~""'-IIIOM7JW. -·--. -~~-~I.P.I .• ,_ . .. ..... . . . . . . -I . l.P.I.-, - .......... , ...... rounties. Athens and Vinton coun ties ate not scheduled for herbi cide spr ay ing as a resull of prot es t s by local clllz en ,l(l'oups and requests by their county commissioners. Prellminarv research by • AOPJC ha s Indica ted that Roundup and Oust ar e not ex tremely toxic to humans and animals. However, both are extremely hazardou s to des ira ble plant s, lawns, food and feed cr ops. Citizens who do not want privat e property sprayl'd should .wrll e to their deputy district dire<>! or ol the Ohio Department ofTr ansportatlon in Marlelta or Chilli· cothe, or should post DO NOT SPRAY . sig ns at r egular lnlervals: Complete fact sheets on r outes to be sprayed, names and addresses of persons to be notified, and DO NOT SPRAY signs are available from AO· PIC, P.O. Box 2612; Athens , Ohio 45701, or call 593-7490. J WASHINGTON (UP! ) -Con· gr ess lonalleaders, responding to a public plea from Independent prosecutor Lawrence Walsh, sa y they have no pl ans to grant l egal Immunit y to any other major fi gures In the Ira n-Contra scand al. But though tes timony without such . legal protection is now expected from at least two of the major ligures, Robert McF ar lane and Richard Secord, la wmakers say they still plan to question Rear Adm. John Poln· dexter and Lt . Col. Oliver North under tbe llml~ed lmmunlty - timetable worked out earlier with Walsh. Walsh made his plea Tuesday as he Issued his first public report · on his Investigation, warning that lurther grant s ol Immunity already 15 witnesses have been voted it by the congres· slana! panel s probing the casecould jeopardize his attempt s to prosecute U .S. officials In the scan dal. Walsh .said his gr and jury probe Is "a·ccel er at lng" and has turned up evidence that could result In conspiracy char ges. He added, however , It Is unlikely there would be any Indictments until art er the Senate and House panels open joint public hearin gs In the case Ma y 5. " Most lines of Inquiry ar e proving frui tfu l," he asserted In il 17-page report. " Accordingly , thiS Is not the time to narrow or conc lude t he gra nd ju ry process." At a news conference later. Walsh said he hoped the congr es· slonal committees would not grant Immunity to Nor th, the National Securit y Council aide fired l or his centra l. role In the scandal. Limit ed lmmuni ry co mpels a witness to lrs tlfy with the th rea t of jail bu t protects ihe individual from being prosecuted on any evidence revealed under the agr eement. Walsh would have to base his case on !acts found Independ en tly and placed under court seal b<'forehand . Poin dex ter and North have Invoked their F ifth A mendment ri ghts aga inst sel!-1ncrlmlnatlon in refusing to testify so f ar. But alter strik ing a deal with Walsh, the congressional pa~el s have voted Poindexter limited lmmun· Jty and expect him to talk privately within a week or so to their lawyer s. Public testimony is expected later from the fo rmer national security adviser . A hearing to suppress evldenre In the Stateo!Ohlo' s ca se against .Jimmie .•Jude, .10, was held Tu esday In Melgs County Common Pl eas Court before Judge Charles Knight. Jude is charged In Meigs County with rape, !rom an Incident .Jan . 5, 1986, and Is scheduled to ~o to jury trial on th at cha r ge 9 a.m. Monday. . Jude. Is al so charged with two count s of escBpe. Tri al on the escape char~es Is set for,May 20. · In regard to requests from defense rourl sel H amlin K"lng, Gallipolis. to suppress lour state· ments mad e by Judr In the presence of Paul Gerard, Invest!· ~a tor for Meigs County Prosecut· lng Attorney Fred Crow IJI, three statement s were suppressed by the court and one was nol. The first statement to be suppressed was madt' the day pi !he alleged rape . The second statement wa s made shortly after counsel was appointed (?y th e court to represent Jude and Is being suppressed because Jude's attorney wa s not pres ent when tConllnu ed on Page 141 Affiliation switchover available By Ni\NCV VOACHi\M Sentinel Stall Writer Pomeroy's May 5 prim ar y Is .1omewhat dltferent this year than In yea r s pas t It 's Republican only. However, re· por ts, .Jane Frymy£'r , director of the Meigs County Board of El ection s, Democra ts may vote In the pr im ar y If they wish to sign statement s to change their pa l't y. " The St" tement of Par ty A! fill · 'atlon may be signed only d u ri n ~ primary r lertlon s," Fry mt'Y<'r sa id. If a DemO<' r at would chao" ' to chang<' par·t.v In order to vot ~ this Tu csda.l', that pr rsori would be considered a Republlru n until another stat mr nt Is slg nrd at th r nex t pr im ary. , Any De,morra t wishing to ch a n~e party must sign the statement at thr poll s and he or· she would I hr n be glvrn a Re publican ballot. In the November general rl ec· tlon however , that person co uld vote either way, said Frymyrr. If however. a Democr at who changes pa rt)' In the prim ar y would wi sh to run lor public offi ce " duri ng th e next yrat·. " that person "would have · to run oh the Rc publkan ticket," sa id Fry myeh or r ise change their afllllatlon bar k t o Dema< •rat during the pr imary and then run lor office the follow ing yea r. The Pomeroy !'JIByor's ra ce between Incumbent Richard Seyler and Thomas "PeeWe<•" Werry will b<" decided In the pr imary. ., The race for Pomeroy VIllage Council will be deelded In the fall slnre one i:lt'mocrat. Rebecca _(l'ontlnued on Page 14 ) �'. '" Porneroy-Middleport, Ohio Commentary Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio .Wednesday, April 29, 1$87 ,. Ganrey passes Slaughter's RBI record, .Padres win, ·5-2 •. The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio Dll\IOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS·MASON AREA ~Jb Bm~ ,..,.,_,.._"""T""I ~ d·~==~ ~v ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/Controller BOBHOEFUCH General Manager A MEMBER o!The United Press International, Inland Dally Press Association and the American Newspaper Publishers AssociatJon. Limits of prayer_~______s_a_ra_h_Ov_e_rs_tre_et Peter Jennings' recent report about schools openly defyin,g the constitutional ban against pr~yer i n school took me back almost 30 years. We prayed In school back in the la te 1950s and early 1960s. We said "God Is great, God Is good " before lunch. We prayed when something bad happened. Our principal prayed over the school int ercom when President Kennedy was klllo:>d . I liked it. It made me feel like someone bigger than !_was in charge when . things went sour. LETI'ERS OF OP JNJON arl' welcome They should be less than :1M> words lonR . AIII L•IIen; arc subject toed ltlng ~:~nd ll'llst bP. sl~nOO with name, address and tclcphon!' numbli,'r . No unslgnOO letten will bt' pdJll!thed . L ett ers should be In good taste, ad drt>Ssi ng Issu es, not pl' rsona lltles. .W,ru,,,ARST I~ IN0 AS~ NemER CMWT WllU Y~ 8lo~~~ To UAra vou, . 8UT WUfN YOU M ~ Sll~ W»mP W~~~p YOU, SO $~~ RSM ON Til! Pa~.l11EN ~ ~NTTO CbJRl' The Lighter Side ANP MEU'IlDRHe~ AReU~ 'INATTRf ~ v1o1Ano mre Tourism made simple and other kind acts Ry DICK WEST WASHI NGTON IUPI I -Although I ca n' t speak for Paris, London, Tokyo and ot her world cap ital s, the su mmer tourist season In this one, at IPn sl, Is off to a swi ngin g start. This, I might add, is morP than a personal conclusion, based on the l ength of lines I ha ve seen on the East Front of the U.S. Capitol. Everyone I ha ve talked with - guards, gu ides, elevator operators, et. c. - agn>es the season bega n earlier and In fuller force than in I im cs pas t. It ull started, as I recal l, In mid -March , and has continued unabated , or even pic-ked up steam, sin ce. Sure. April is the month of th e Cherry Blossom Festival and oth er springti me a !tract ions. But they don't normall y allract so many out ·Of·tow nNs. Usua lly, i n April, we get a few high school band trips. 1For some rea son, pleast' don't ask me why, high school mu sicians do not consider a band tr ip, even a trip to Tokyo, co mplete unless they perform on the East Front of the U.S. Capitol. 1 This April. along with the usual quota of band s, the Capitol is allracllng entire dasscs. Entire schools? Entin' towns? Anyway, lini'S at the Capit ol already are longer than they were last summer when many 1\mE•rica travelers were ca nceling reserva l ions overseas bcc<tu se of the outbreak of world terrorism. Sin ce then. terro rism has abated and. all in all. circumstances looked goorl for foreign co untries to altract record crowds of AmeriC'ans this summ er . Yet, many nat ivcs appa rPntly ha ve decided to continue to see Am cr·Jt·a fi rst, beginning with the U.S. Capitol. Vac·atlo n habits formP<Il css than 12 months ugo arc tough to break, I suppose. As I wa~ saying, lin es at th<> U.S. Capitol have been longer than evN, and th ereby hangs a talc. Or at least eolumn fodder. Many tou ris ts obvio usly ha ve the notion the longer they have to wait to see II, the mor r worthwhile an attraction is. Well , it ai n't nccC'ssarlly so. I ca n understan d why touris ts might stanct l n line to see a rea l, live co ng-rrsslonul session. Very few congressional ca ndidates, Including . Inc-umbents, invite lilPir co lleagues to assemble when they are ca mpulgnlng ba c k home. Ancl any laws they passed probably would · be unco nstitutional. But even when Congress was not In session, as was true all this week becllus•' of the Easter Recess, lines at the Capitol st ill were long. Crowds on th r Ea st Front central steps were backing up and spilling over' onto the C<op ilol Pluzu, where I hey stopped In 19R6. Thi s yea r , on. occasio ns. llw bllckup and spillover ha s crossed the plaza , and rNtchect al l thr way to F.as t Capitol Strrct. , Th ose steps. to my know lccl g!'. only lrad to th e second flom·Capilol Rotunda , which, believe mc'. Isn't wor· th the walt. Better you should ·stand In line at the Louvre, Picradll ly Ci rcu s, along the Gi nza or at : somepl ac~ whrt'C' yo u arc more likely to see something wort hwhile. .Advisory on letters , Lt•ltt'rs to tht' editor th'aling will! is.,ucs In tht' May 5 primary !'lt'cllon will not ht' puhllsht'd alter Frldu.v's o•dition. Lt'lh•rs deali11g .with thr isoUI'S wlllllt' acct'l>to·d unlll ~ 1>.111. Thursday. . ' fairly breathing Everything seemed fine to me, and th.e Beatles a kid, until a "Christian youth their English godlessness across group" was allowed to use one of the pond and down our necks, the classrooms for after-school how could it hurt? meetings . ' 'Interdenomina · From where I sat as a regular tlo nal. " they called themselves. I Sunday School student, I didn't Imagine the principal wouldn't think I had the right to turn down have let them use the room If they these ·Christian youth meetings. called ihemsel~es "Baptist Kids The group leaders were allowed ror Jesus" or ''Presbyterians for .to advertise 1heir meetigg's on the Christ." But these people, I 'm school i ntercom, the sa me inter· sure, seemed harmless enough: com that prayed for President All they wanted to do, they said, Kennedy at his death. and I took was to Influence budding youth in II as a personal charge. I went to good, godly ways. With rock 'n' the meetings. roil already solldly established The meetings weren't much ~ ~ liliOPl1tl NIP fJUlQES ~ SWIN& ~. IIHILI-!W611T l!R . .,.,..R..,. ~ 01'£111011 10 !HfOoa 111< '*"'""'- . _ T , so cou•r " " ' ' ~ II M Co6M .a9 .....,_ .-...... ••• ,.,__..IP"""' • ., wr1• ...... ., • •• ~ ,._ .. _,~·~ ··-~· - ... ,_ , .. ...... - · ~ ........ -· · .... - ····-···- ·... - ·-·· ·· ··-··· · · - ...--..... . . .. ···-··· ·-·- ···- - - ~ ........ -· -·. ... .. ·-··· ....... .......... __ --- -- _- -- --·-- -·- -- fun, but the "rallies" proruised refreshments, chances to ·meet boys from ot her s·chools and an occasional skat ing party. Each ra lly ended with an altar call, a requ irement to come down to the front and follow Christ or burn forever in torment .we. kids couldn't even imagine, although the group leaders did their best to describe it to us. The group leaders ·kept a head count of "decisions for Christ " and re· ported them to headq uarters. I got along OK at the rallies until the night. In the darkened school auditorium, when they showed us a film featuring professional . football players. I don't remember 'what they film was about, but at the end, one of the football players began thumping his hand on his chest as if it were his beating heart. Then he stopped the thumping, suggesti ng death. "Do you know where you'll be if you die t o ni ~ht?" he asked, glaring into the screen. It was dark i n that auditorium , and it was dark outside where I'd be going in a few minutes. I was terrified. I went down the aisle and said I wanted to be saved. What I really wanted was to stop being terrified. M·y story has a happy ending. For another year, I went to th¢ meetings and heard them discuss the question, ' ' You may think you're saved, but how you know you're RE ALLY saved?" hoping to draw us down the aisle yet another time. Th en, I quit going to the meetings. I found an omnipotent God would work ou't -His sav ing policy better than thaI. New scandal brewing __J_ac_k_An_d_er_so_n_&_D_a_le_v;_an_A_t_ta · WASHINGTON - For those who are sick and t ired of the Iran / Con tra arms standal, here's fll ir warning: That fiasco should soo n be dwarfed by the CIA's i ncredible mismanage· men! of the hundreds of m ill ions of dollars Congress had approp· ria ted for Afghanistan's freedom fight ers since the Soviet invasion seven years ago. Our ow n investlgat ion revea ls _ tha t the Afghan mujaheddin are l ucky If they received even 40 percent of the rover ! funds • i ntended for them. Cou nting matching money from Saudi Arabia, wr estima te thai the CIA ha s spent a total of $3 billion for arrris aid to the anti-Soviet guet'l'illas. But at lea st $1.2 billion of that has been stoLen - sk immed off by rapac·lous arms dealers, crooked CI A agents and corrupt official s along the weapons trail in Eg~· pt, Pakistan and the People' s RC'publlc of C)llna. In SL'C rC'I lestimony on Cap itol Hili. tho CIA has claimed that 80 j)Pt're nt of the arms purcha sed reached 1h!' Afghan rebe ls. This is preposterous, and the CIA knows it. After we heart! of the manu · rucntal mismanagement from C'IA sources and others, Dale Van Alta fkw to Pakistan to investigate. He drove to Pe· shawar, once a sleepy British co lonial ou tpos t on the northwe.st frontier , now a sprawling cit y teeming with Afghan refu gees. II is headquarters of all the mu jaheddln organ izatio ns and where virtually all the CIA's weapons art' supposed to br delivered to the guerrilla recipients. But Van Alta made an astound· ing discovery. T here is no CIA official in Peshawar to check what the freedom fighters actu - , ally receive. And from interv iews with Mujaheddin sources, i t became clear that less than half the weapons bought by the C!i\ ever make 11 as far as P!'shawar. Pakistani officials Insisted that they would allow closPr CIA contact with the mujaheddln, particularly to check on the arms supply line. But they said the CIA has never taken them up on this offer. In fact , our sources said that CIA officials in Islamabad, the Pakista ni capital, are forbidden by their superiors to ask the mujaheddin about arms deliver Ies. The only ex isting direct con tact between the CIA and the muja heddin figh ters in Pakistan is I hrough former Army person· net hired by the CIA to train the Afg hans in the use of American Stinger anli·airrrafl m issiles. ~ Our Investigation has revealed that the Cl,\' s Afghan arms supply line is riddled with graft and waste from start to finish. on a sca le not seen since the agency's covert programs in Vietnam. Th~ opportunity for eorruptlon is enormous, and the evidence of abuse Includes kick· backs made to CIA agents by Pakistanis who have shared the boodle themselves. The Afghan arms scandal ha s been y(•ars in the making. Yet the Reagan administration has made no effort to track the supply line back from Peshawar to the CI A payma ster in Langley, Va. Now, at long last, Rep. William Gray, D-Pa ., chairman of the Budget Committee, has asked the Genera l Accounting Office to follow the CIA 's money trail. Gray's action was prompted by a shoestring lobbying outfit, the Wilderness surrounded St rP! chlng to th e horizon in Indian rese rvation In North every direction hPre in the heart America. of the Pine Ba tTens are vast stands of pi ne, oak and cedar In the early !97Us, the state tr!'Cs, their root s embedded In established a regional planning sout ho'rn New .!ersey 's sandy council to formulate a strategy to soi l. preserve the Plnelands, but It As ·tht' name implies, there Is failed because II lacked enforceno sprctacular majesty among ment power In deaiing.-., wit h the sc rub pines here- but there my riad local jurisdictions. · are natural resources of incalcu Now , however, the Pinelands Jabfe va lue, Including 1,700 have been protected thro ugh an square miles of sparsely deve- unusual approach --: mandatory loped land in the midsl of the land use planning enforced by nation's most densely populated fed era l , state and local urban corridor. governments. ~ii addition. beneath the surA 197R federal law designated a face of the Plnelands lie the million acres - almost one· Cohansey and Kit·kwood aquif· quarter of New .Jersey's entire ers, repositories of 17.7 t·rillion land area - as the Pinelands gallons of water- the equivalent National Reserve. The following of a iakei,IXXlmllessquareand75 year, the state enacted the feet deep. Plnelands Protection Act, estabRy Unill'll Press lnternntlonnl The purit y of that water is as lished a 15-member Pinelands Today i.s Wrdnesday, i\pril 29, the 119th da y of 1987 with 246 to astounding as Its volume. " It can Commission and Imposed a rna· · follow. be expected to be bacterially ratorium on all development The moon is moving toward it s las t quarter. sterile, odorless. clear," says the until a comprehensive manageThe morn ing stm·s are Mercury. Venus, .Jupiter and Sat urn. U.S. Geological Survey. " Its ment plan cou ld be adopted. Th e evening star is Mars. chemical purity approaches that The plan now is in place and 44 ' Those born on this date are under· the sign of Taurus. They include · of uncontaminated rainwater or of the 52 municipalities Inside the bandleuder und com poser Duke Ellington In 1899, publi sher William melled glacier Ice." Pine Barrens have modified Randolph Hearst In 1863, Japan!'se emperor Hlrohlto In 1901 tage86), With Baltimore and Washing· their master plans and land use : mm cllre<' tor Fred Zlnneman In 1907, actress Celeste Holm in 1919 ton to the south, Philadelphia on ordinances to comform with li. : (age 681, poet Rod McKuenln 19:!3 (age 54). and symphony conductor the west, New York to the north The remainder are expected to Zubln Mehta In 1936 (age 511. and Atla ntic City on the east, the come Into compliance this year . threat to that land and water Although 350,000 acres In ihe On this dute In history : , from encroaching development core of the Pine Barrens have In 1885, women were admitted for the first time to examinations at has long been obvious. In "The been given special protection, ,Englanq' s.Oxford University. Pine Barrens," a book published the regional plan does not at· In 1945, American troops Jiberated 32,1XXJ prisoners from the almost two decades ago, author tempt to halt all growth. Instead, Dachau concentration camp In Nazi Germa ny. John McPhee warned that "they It envisions construction of as In 1983, former Congressman Harold Washington was sworn in as seem to be headed slowly toward many as 240,00) new housing the first black mayor of Chicago. exllnctlon." units that would be concentrated In 1984, Southern California's Diablo Ca nyon nuclear reactor began Endangered was not only the in existing population centers operation, 10 years behind schedule. region's physical integrity but Instead of sprawling all across In 198.1, four gunmen ·escaped with nearly $8 million In cash stolen also Its proud heritage. During the landscape. from the Wells Fargo armored car company In New York. the Revolution. lronmakers here Perhaps the mosl unusual In 1986, an arson fire destroyed more than I million books In the Los ' produced cannonballs and other aspect of the regional plan IS the Angeles 9entral Library. 1'hat same day, the Soviet government : munitions lor George Washing· way it assures financial equity asked West Germa ny and Sweden for help In fighting the Chernobyl ton's army. Later, the Pine for those whose land must reactof lire. Barrens were the site of the first remain dedicated to agriculture ·Today in history ' Federa tion for American Afghan Act ion, headed by Andrew Elva. Elva and the FAAA have close contact wit h the mujaheddin groups, and they estima teonly30 percent of I he money Congress appropriated for arms from fiscal 1980 through 1984 rea ched the freedom fight ers in the field . The CI A's ridiculous claim that 80 percent of the arms bought and paid for were delivered to the muj aheddln Is a bare-faced lie. The fact Is that the C!i\ ha s no way of knowi ng wha t was actu· ally delivered - because they have no one on the scene on Peshawar to check the receipt agains t what was purchased in Langley. It 's not that such information is unavai lable. Our associate Ste· wart Harris obtained manifests of weapons received by at least two of the seven main mujahed· din groups. "The CI A does not have the manifests because they don't wa<rt them." one disgusted sourcp said. "That's why the CIA ha s no Idea of how much Is , • getting through. They have on ly half o( the information: what they bought. " Robert Walters (t he area is rich in cranberry two hou ses per' aere cou ld pur· • bogs and blueberry fields! or chase eredils that would allow an othl'rwisc remain undeveloped. Increase to three houses per ' Because that land obviously acre. will not fetrh as high a price as Fi nally, there are special ex· tracts desij!nated for develop· emptlons from most of the ment. its owners receive special rest rictions for the residents of. compe nsation In the form of the Pine Barrens who have lived credits that ea n be sold to In the area for decades, earn a builders working In areas where living from its resources and more development Is allowed. ·' respect the speela l status of the Thu s, a builder constructing forest that stands In the mlddl!'of homes in an area w,herc thP th e Boston - New York · maxlm~m allowable density Is Washingt on corridor. . Berry's World "I'm glad I did my TV evangelizing, made my bundle and got out when I did. " T~ Daily Sentinei-Page-3 l By DAVID E ..NATHAN UPI Sports Writer On the night he passed a foFmer St. Louis .great on the all-lime RBI lisi , Steve Garvey helped the San Diego Padres beat the Cardina ls. • · · Garvey knock ed in three runs - as many RBI as he had in San Diego's fit·s t 20 games - to lead the Padres to a 5-2 victory over the host Cardinals Tuesda y night. The three RBI moved Garvey past E nos "Country" Slaughier and into a tie wit h Roberto Clement e for 47th place on lhP all-time lis t with I .:!Wi. Garvey sa id a change In his swing helped him snap out of a season-long hilling slump. "My timing has improved." hl' said. "I began lifting my legupso I could get down on the ball. I'd _.._ I'' .........-~~, .,~ r ·t ... • been uppercuttlng slightly, and . picked up his second save. Tim now I 'm hitting with mort' Conroy, 0·1. wa s the loser. backspin ." Elsewhrrr in t11e National The Padres have scored fewer League. San F nlllr isco stopped runs that any other tea m in the Chi cago 6·2. Pittsburgh whipped National League and arc off to a Los ,\n gdes 6·1, Montreal 6·15 star t under new manager downed Philadelphia i ·l and Larry Bowa. Allanta defeaied· Cincinnati 7-:l. "I'm kind of expected to drive The gamP at New York between in runs, " Garvey sa id. " Tonight the Met s and Houston wa s was very satisfying . They were postponed becuuse of rain . key run s and padded the it'ad and Giants 6, Cuhs 2 maybe altered the Cardinals' At Chi cago, Jeffrey Leonard offense. T his is two wins in a row ripprd a two-run honirr to back for us, and that ties our l1igh for thr seven-hi t · pit chi ng of Mike the year." . Krukow to power the Gian ts. Garvey doubled in a run in !Itt' Pirates 6, Dodgt•rs I first in ning a nd added a two-ru n At Pil!sbu rgh, Bob Kipper single In the fifth to back the yiPided scv<'n hits over seven combined seven -hit pit ching of innings and .Junior Ortiz had the Ed Whit son. Dave Dravecky an d first thrcP·RRt ga nw of his Lance McCulll'l's. ca reer as the Piratos snapped a Whll $011, :i-2, ra rnrd the vlt'· four-ga me losing streak. tory while l.ant•e McCullers Expos 7, Phlllh•s I AI Philadelphia, F loyd YOU · mans homet·ed to help his own cause in a game twlcl' delayed by Strategy fails; Braves romp • l ~ ·l< " :'ff-4 lc'. :!',·r~ .: ...,,.. "" • • ~ • •; _ ~ ~. 'l'"l<'"· < I :· • . . .•f)lj ..,~ !.; :5., - ..r ~·~~ ,.,.,;.· ~- • .,~,....~ ~ ~·'1", ' ,- _, • ~ ~~ . .• \ '\ , ... .. . •'' ···ol< -,. ,..~ ..,,.... M • • .•· .., ,, -' over the Reds and knock them out oflop spot in the Western Division. Roenicke was out on the above tag hy Reds' Bo Diaz when the tried to r11ach back and touch the plate. (UPI) BRAVES HAVE BIG FIFTH- Atlanta's Gary Roenlcke slides past home plate at Riverfront Tuesday night in filth inning outburst as the Braves erupted with six runs to score a 7·3 victory ·Rangers top Yanks; Brewers lose second game of season By MIKE WElL UPI Sports Writer Fatigue prevented Ed Correa of Texas and Baltimore's Mike Boddlcker from throwing no· hitters Tuesday night. Correa, one day shy of his 21s t birthday and the younges t player in the majors, became tired after coming within . five outs of a no-hiller. He f ailed to pitch a complete game in the Rangers 3-1 victory over the New York Yankees. Boddlcke~. an eight-year vete· ran. fell physically strong but mentally wea,k after hurling 51 ·3 Innings of no-hit ball against Kansas City. He wound up with a one-hit shutout In the Orioles 3-0 victory over the Royals. "I wasn' t feeling too well r!'ally, " said Boddicker, 2·0, who walkect two and struck out five. "I felt strong but not too sharp:" Willie Wilson singled to right to break up the no-hiller ~nd leave Boddlcker with the second one· hitter of his career. "I' ca n' t imagine myself pitch· lng a no-hit ter anyway," Bod· dicker said. Nelson Simmons drove in the winning run In the third with a triple off Danny Jackson , 0-4, and doubled and scored i n the eighth. Correa threw 7 1·3 hitless Innings befor!' allowing a single to Willie Randolph and a double to Don Mallingly . He was re· placed by Dale Mahoreic. who earned his second save. "I knrw I was throw ing a no· hitter," said Correa. J.J. "At the end, though, l fell I was running a little bit out of gas. I didn't know how many' pitches I had thrown. When you are tired you can sometimes push yourself to the end, but I felt like I was running out ." Correa allowed an unearned run in the third and loaded the bases on walks In the sixth. Bob Brower hit New York starter Dennis Rasmussen's first pitch over the fence for his fi rst major-league homer to make it 1·0. Back·to·back homers in the fifth by Ruben Sierra, his third, and Larry Parrish. his fourth , gave Texas a 3-l lead. E lsewhere In the American League, California rou ted Mil· wa ukee 10·5. Cleveland blanked Chicago 1·0, Oa kl and pound ed Bos ton 7·1, Sea ttle topped Detroit 6-4 and Toronto defea ted Minne· sot a .'i·l. t\ngels 10, Brt'wcrs 5 At Anaheim, Calif, Doug De· Cinces hit c three-run homer and doubled twice to ' pace a 17· hit attack and hand the Brewers their ser..ond loss in 19 games this season. Athletics 7, Boston I At Oak land, Ca lif., Reggie Jackson clubbed th e 5.11st home r un of his career and drove in thr·ec run s to hand Boston it s fifth stra ight defeat. Mariners 6, Tigers .t At Seattle, .Ken Phelp s slammed two home ru ns and Mike Morgan earned his, first victory of the season to deal Detroit its third straight loss and eighth in it s last ninf' games. Bluejays 5, Twins I At Toronto, .Jim Clancy pitched a six-hitter and Georg(' Bell cl ubbed a homer and drove in three runs . nine years. So what happens? O'Neal de· livers an RB t-slngle to touch off a six-run inning and thr Braves wrap up lh<' wi n. · Neither Atlan ta manager Chuck Tanner nor Cinci nnati manager Pete Rose second· guessed the strategy . "You've go t two ou ts and a pitcher up there who has never had a big league hit ," noted Rose. "You've got to think we would get out of the Inning." "I would have made the sa me' decision Pete did, " sa id Ta nner. "That was the thing 10 do. It just happened to backfire In our r~J went on 10 score five more times be fo r~ 1he Rods cou let get I hr ouI they had roun!Pd on O'neal to provide. " Th at was not on ly m)' first major league hit , 11 was my fir st hit slnrc high sehoo l In 1978," sa id O'Neal, who didn't bat in the m inor !Pa~ues or tho i\merlean l.rague. "I was j ust tryi ng to hit IIH' bull hard. I didn' t CX81'1 ly OI'USil It, but II did find a hOil'." " O'Nea l' s hit was as big as an.vone's in that . Inning," sAid Tann<.1 r. favor." Hubbard was Intentiona l ly walked after Ken Oberkfrli had doubled down thr right fi eld line off Tom Browning: 2-:l. O'Nea l crossed up the strategy by sharply grounding a single past the outstretched glove of short · stop Kurt Stillwell . 1'he Braves ln. r==::::::::::::::::::; 1 HUBBARDS GREENHOUSE SYRACUSE 992-5776 Now Open for Spring Seoson . Bridge Closing Special VEGETABLE PLANTS $ 1 PER DOliN PACK S750 m FLAT FLOWERING PLANTS $ 1 PIISO. Pl. $7 50 PER fLAT NEW DANCE ClASSES MONDAY, MAY 4 Shrubbery or Fruit Trt1s, Call Mikki Casto 1-304-675-3881 Optn '1·5 Doily, Sunday 1-5 Gallipolis, Oh. JoycH lldg. 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Now, I 've got It down (!o 6.52), and I finally did what I want to do - help the Indians win." Schrom did not wa lk a batter as he fired a four-hit shutout Tues· day night, and Mel Hall singled to right to score pinch· runner Carmen Castillo from third base with one out In the ninth inning to give Cleveland a 1·0 victory over thl' ~ hi cago White Sox. "Both pitchers pitched great games." said Indian Manager Pat Corrales. "This wa s the Ken Schrom that went 10·2 in the first half las t year, not the one that finished 4·5. "And !White Sox starter! Joel Da'vls lost a tough four· hitter. He pitched his heart out." Davis, 1·2, Issued Rick Demp· sey the first wal k of the game when he missed outsicie on a 3·2 pitch to lead ott the Cleveland ninth. Tony Bernazard then bunted up the third base line and Davis threw wildly over the head of second baseman Donnie Hill. who was covering first. The error sent , Dempsey to third and Bernazard to second. • "l Hurried the throw," said Davis. "I was trying to get the ball over him (Bernazard I, and I put too much on lt. "It was just your typical pitchers' duel. This time, the other guy won." Julio Franco was walked In ten· tionally to load the bases. Alter , Joe Carter popped out, Castillo ran for Dempsey. Hall bounced a 1-1 pitch through the drawn-In infield to deliver the only run of the game. CINClNNATI 1UPI 1 -Play· lng 1hl' percen tages backfired big on Cincinnali Tu!'sday nigh t and set up Atlanta' s 7-3 romp over the Reels . Cinci nna tI's strat egy ceria in ly seemed sound. 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Miami's Gregg Ra koczy , and Cleveland Coach Marty Schottenhelmer said the rookie will be tried at tackle where Pro Bowler Cody Rislen and Rickey Bolden play. The Indication Is that the pa ss block· lng lor quarterback Bernie Kosar still needs Improvement. The Browns then traded their fourth·, flfth.and 12th-round picks to Los Angeles Rams lor a third-round choice used to obtain kicker Jeff Jaeger of Washington. The clear Implication Is that Incumbent kicker Matt Bahr's recovery from knee surgery has been slower than anticipated. Before select lng Jaeger. Cleve· land used It own third· round pick to take fullback Tim Manoa of Penn State, who will push Johu ••y Davis for time at blocking ba ck and on special ream s. " Manoa' s a ve ry tough blocker," sai d Schollenheimer of the 6·1, 227 pounder. "He's a hard hitter and will be given a long look. "I also have to sit down and talk to Mark Moseley (signed after Bahr was hurt) and see what his plans are ..Jeff Jaeger hit 84 percent (53of63i of his field goals Inside the40-yard line, and that's extremely Impressive." .Jaeger connected on an NCAA record 80 field goals with the Huskies. "This couldn't have happened better," he said. " The Browns are giving me a terrific chance to come In and win the job. and I'm ready for it. " Stephen Braggs, a cornerback from Texas, was Cleveland's sixth· round plrk. "He has slgnlfi· cant experience in man· to-man coverage and v,ery good speed (4.40 seconds In the 40- yard dash)." said Schottenhelmer. In the eighth round, the Browns tabbed linebacker Steve Bullltt of Texas A&M and In th e lOth round they picked center Frank Winters of Western Illinois. With their final selection the Browns took defensive back Larry Brewton of a ' BENGAI..S BET ON BUCK - The Cincinnati Bengals look their chances by drafting Brigham Young's ,Ja.•on Buck for their numh"r one pick In the NFL draft Tuesday. Buck captured the Outland Trophy for his play a.~ a defensive right end lor lhe Cougars. ( UPI) Scoreboard ... Majors Linescores /\WI' IUS 1\l , U •: ,\m l fo~ 1\mtrlun Lru~tu • C'h k li(D liCit 0011111 - 0 I I tlt•v lnd 000 lltG lUI - I I I IIQv llo 11.nd Fl11k; !okhrom and Ot-mpllf'y , l 'nlh·d I',.,... ,. Jnt••rmtlftnlll II ,~ t:,; · ~ · \\ I. l't ·l. fiR l'tt . l.unh HI f'hlt•t•K'' !1 !I .lfiiJ I flit •w \'nrk ~~ " 1 '! 1\t••IMro ·~al M . 3,".6 . ~.m M Ill . Ill i W . II '! II j;l ,;IIH l'llt ~l utr~th l'hU ,, "''"' Snro Fm11 flndruml tt, \ 'tub&, Slrllt:llt•r (II). Ho•ltl'don 110 11nd 11 1 Nl1-to; l 'huH'.Y nnd Ot•WIIIIti , W- Ciilllt')' i:l-% 1. J,- \"lf1ht 11·3). HRH - MinJWIOOta, llrlwk (2f: T~troniU, JWII t$1 . 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Barrett followed with an RBI ·' Meigs tied It in their half of the single. Inning, when with 2 outs Brent Meigs scored the last 2 runs In the 5th . After 2 were out Becker, Bissell lined a double scoring Bissell, Bartrum and Barrett l!,endrlcks who had walked, and each singled with Becker and Becker who had singled. Bissell ?COring. Jeff Nelson was the winning pitcher going the route, givin g up a OP£N MON.-SAT. 10·9, SUN. 12·6 ~\' t\ C Hi1nn1:1n Tr<Jrr .. ;...... ... . . . . 6'.97 S<iuthPrn ..... .. ...... """ ...... ...... .. ..... .3-2 Develops thi~k lawn: 27-3-3'. 7. HI!! Flowering TrHs Colorful bfossoms. green . T1•a1t1 Wh .: llf'.v · ~ ll .~C'd MAY 7-4:30 Ku! N K u!'l .................................... B2 .lim Mlnk · .~ l hrv .Qirl ....................... 1~ Pa;v nt' Trurkin j:! ............................... .. 1')fi ~ K mal Slot-. G~tllrrv .-!'in: The Daily Seiuinel ~n v a Rou sh. 4.44 Junipln 'District Tourn. llay 20-4:30 at Athens H.S. 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Donnie Becker continued his torrid hitting going 4 for 4 for the second night In a row. Bis sell went 3 for. 4 with 2 doubles . Bartrum, Barrett and Hysell each singled twice, while Nelson Hanning and Hend ricks had a single apiece. Meigs Is now 9·3 and stands atop the TVC with an.8·1 record will host Logan tonight and Athens Thursday night. Both games start at 4:30. L!nescore: Meigs .... .... ........... 002 620 x-10 Alexander ....... _... 002 000 0- 2 BASEBALL STANDINGS LEAGUE ONLY SKYLINE BOWLING LANES Tt!am pitching effort. Despite having game Eastern's biggest hit was a given up 13 runs, Colley fanned solo home run by Greg Leach· ten and walked just one. Eastern man, who hammered a 2'0 pitch tagged Colley for 1~ hits, while over the 350 marl< In left center. Southwestern fielding commit·· The other SWHS runs came ted four errors . when Colley walked, then rode Eastern got on the board early home on a towering bl ast to as Jeff Caldwell doubled, Ed center field by Steve Tarbet!. Collins reached on an error, Jeff Johnson led EHS hitting scoring Caldwell and Collins wi th a home run, two singles and came home on a ground out by three REI's . Jeff Caldwell was Jeff Johnson , Eastern leading 2-4 with a double and single, 2-0. Bryan Durst had two singles. SWHS fought back with one run Mark Griffin a triple, Collins a in the bottom of the Inning as ·single, Steve Horner a singl e, Colley walked and came around Leachman a home run, and to score on a misplayed ball hi t Brent Norton a. two-RBI single. by Steve Tarbet!, 2·1. Kyle Davis had a sacrifice fly. EHS erupted for five big r uns Eastern hosts Southwestern In the second as Kyle Davis tonight In a regularly scheduled walked with one out. Mike Martin SVAC match at EHS. reached on an error and Brent L!nescore: Norton rapped a two-run single In Eastern ..... .... 251 210 1-13 12 3 the gap at short. Ed Collins SWHS ............ lOO 200 0- ,3 1 4 singled home another run, then Batteries: Durst !WP ) and Jeff Johnson slammed a two run Davis, Yonker sixth. Colley and home run for a 7-1 EHS lead . Patrick. In the latter Innings of the I SVAC standings Local bowling April II, 1!1!1 By Scott Wolle PATRIOT- Breaking open a close game with a five run second inning. the Eastern Eagles roared to a 13-3 SVAC road victory over the Southwestern Highlanders here Tuesday evening in area high school baseball action. Eastern now leads the league with a fine 8-1 mark and an excellent 12·2 overall slate. Coach Jack James' Highlanders, coming off a big win over Oak Hill , are now 3-9 overall and 3-8 in the league. Junior hurler Bryan Durst fired his second straight one-hit game, allowing only a solo home run to senior Stev~ Tarbert In the fourth Inning. Durst picked up the win, issuing j ust two walks, striking out seven and giving up two earned runs , Durst's personal record is now 4·1 overall. Senior hurler Sean Col ley turned In a very creditable Marauders collect 16 hits in l 0-2 win over Spartan nine IAliii'AR'IS WID., APIIIL 29, ENDIIAT., MAY 2, 'iH7 MORNING GI.ORJES MllntrJ•I 230 Ill 0011 - i !Ill t'hlht 110 0041 OM - I I \! t ll ool ..,.n I ~ ~ 111 I I!'\ 1'1;~1111 :11. ; ;,[,) jl.lll. at S. •illtl•·. lll!o:hl otn fiOII 100 - I II I th em were starters by the end of the season. Other selections include tight end Jim Riggs of Cl emson, Kenrucky . running back Marc . Logan. defensive back Sonny , Gordon of Ohio State, guard Chris Thatcher of Lafayette. defensive back Solomon Wilcots , of Colorado, Wisconsin line· backer Craig Raddatz, running back David McCluskey of Geor- . gla. tackle Jlm Warne of Temple and West Virginia running back John Holifield. the Bengals' choice was made and they needed only seconds to pick Buck. Wyche said his coaches feel Buck can add a lew more pounds without affecting his mobility. ·Buck, 23, a native of St. Anthony, Idaho, and a quarter· · .back In nigh school. attended Ricks Junior College; a Mormon Institution In Idaho. but dropped _out alter ti time and got married. · He began a weight-training program and returned to ~leks , where he played lor two years and was eventually recruited by Brigham Young. • "I've had a lot of hardships." said Buck, who moved . three • times as a youngster and lived with his family under a truck for a while for lack of other available housing.' 'I always believed I had I he potential, but I just never had the opportunity (to show it J." Defensive coordinator Dick LeBeau said the 5·1oot·10, ' 180· pot.~nd Thomas was one of the five fastest players In the draft. " He has the ability to be a starting cornerback In this league." Le· Beau said. Seven defensive backs were taken In the second round before the Bengals chose Thomas. Cincinnati may b<' hard ptessed to benefit from this year's draft as much as it did last year, when Its first nine picks made the roster and t!lree of America's Rworite Store CINCINNATI !UP)) - The Cinci nnati Bengals abandoned the "best available _ a thiNe" maxim In Tuesday's NFL draft and Instead opted to try to fill the many holes r iddling their defense. The Bengals took defensive players with their first four 1'11shr« Ott 010 llt. - Ill Ill Yulrmu.•lu. Hull on 11), 1... 11ry 01) 1 nd :o;do... ·la.: Klppi'r. F..~t.!>tlr,- (Ill and lbllt . " '- KIPI"'r IH). I.-V!d"n" ..'la (). lt . \\ • ' tlnt·~•h~l · ~ 1iii n,,., ll tl~ ln u l'ht -lp~ ~ 1-:1. 1.- Nutdurr r:t-'t) . II~ -S11 11 l>'r~~on • d!ia,IA•nfllll'd ill : C'hll'llltO, nurhllR'I Ull . .•. lllll' l" (·1) . l 'i< ·1dnu rll. I lii l ll l<" II Tur011tln .i , ~l htm ·~ •'l : t I llnllllll ut'l' :l. Kllll"'ll"'l 'll ,\ II '1'1 ' \11~ :1. Nt•\1 \ 'urlt I l 'itllfurnl ll Ill, 1\JII .. n n lto••• ,; u.,k1.mll ; , tlu~l n n I .....'lllilo• ll, lll'l n ill I 1• 1~rull Nuki'IO: Mnr· lllft I 1' :11 . 1. - Roh4nMJn l l· ll . II&~ Ill· - ull, ~tnd 11;1111 . Nu~~~t•J.il) 11nd N. llrltdiPf . W- Mo r- '! .K!I.l fi . ~1111 :P r II . l~!l ll Ul'lrnll l 'hl o·lllt" 01tkh1d !'11••1111• t:t• .~• IS~hlllo • lll Olfl 9111 000 - I ;\I lh•l roll ,uumw ' "' r.t:,ua ·t: )llnu• · ~nl R ~IMiD n !WIIt't'11, K•·hlr1tldl 111 , !ol•mhilo Ill) •nd Shnflt'l': ,' \Rdu)u , JA·kntdr•)' (:) . On· ll\'t'f!l!l (II ) 11nd stt"lnh•clt. " '- & •kt•f!ill•y 11- 11 . 1..---&llt•rN i I· II . HH•- Owkhtnd, l'ulonht I I I, ·•ll t'k!'On (3) . 11111 r"'l t ~\' ' .. t ;,,m, .. )111101 :1111.1 · So·101 \ ' uri; I 'l iJ 'rt•l..., 1111 11~ Ollx - :17 1 . picks., Including defensive end Jason Buck of Brlgh(lm Young with the. 17th pick or the first round. Buck, 6-foot-5 and 260 pounds, won the Outland Trophy last year as the ·nation's best Interior lineman. He Is expected to challenge veteran Ross Browner for the Bengals' starting right end job. "We think he's an exceptional pass rusher and he does a good job against the run," coach Sam Wyche said. "He's very quick and elusive. He doesn't have sti ffness in his hips. He has the ability to turn his body to get through a space that would be too narrow lor a lot of men his size." Following the selection of Buck. the Bengals took corner· back Eric Thomas of Tulane In the second round !49th overall). and Indiana defensive back Leo' nard Bell (76th) and Arizona Stale defensive end Sktp McCien· do,n (77th ) with successive picks In the lhlrd round . It was hardly suprising the Bengals opted for defensive players. Their defense was ranked only 20th In the NFI; last year, while the offense was No. 1. For its first pick, Cincinnati had narrowed its choice to between Buck and John Bosa of Boston College. a defensive • ~c kle. When the Miami Dolphins took Bosa with the 16th selection. Eastern continues title drive with l3-3loop win over SW 24/U OZ. CANS $2~ ;J oz. $~ 12112 CANS ;J s MARTHA WHITE 1so FLAPSTAl 24/S'/t PliO. SNOW FLOSS ?So SAUERKRAUT SilO_, FLOSS DOMINO KIDNEY BEANS · 2S LB. lAO SUGAR ,, '• .. · �Page- 6- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, April 29, 1987 Offense name of game in Wt;dnesday's 52nd NFL draft Ry DA VI;: ft ,\FFO UPI Sports Writer NF.W YORK I UPJ 1-The NFL ~mph ~s lz~d offen se first and defense second Tuesday In tht> league's o2nd a nnua l player draft . Tampa Bay' s No, I pick, qua n erback Vi nn y Testaverde of Miami , was one of fo ur quarterbacks drafted In the firs t The big~ est surpi-ise of the fir st round. There were also two ro und was tha t ther e were as r unn ing backs among the firs t .ma ny quar terbacks as · linefo ur picks and six overall a nd 17 bac kers lliken. Testa verde was offensive players among the 28 followed by qua rt erba cks Kelly fi rs t-round selections. Stouffer or Colorado Stat e (s ixth De fense took over In the second by St. Louis), Chris Mille r of round , with 10 defensive backs, Oregon (13th by Atlanta ) and seven linebac kers and a def'en· J im Harbaugh of Mi chigan (26th slve end among the 28 picks. by Chicago!. Stouffer and Harba ugh were major s urprises while the Fa! · cons were expc>cted to take ell her Stouffer or Miller. Mille r might have th'e best chance of starting nexi' seaso n among· the fou r qua rte rbacks. Six qu arterbac ks ~ In 19&1, were the most ever ta ken in the opening r ound. Mille r must bat· tie Ineffective Incum bent pav id Archer and backup Turk Sc ho!'ner t !Of the Fa lcons' job. "Of all the quarterbac ks we looked at, hP play!'d his pos it ion bette r than a nyone we've seen in this year' s draft," Falcons offe nsive coordin ator Rod Dow hower sa id. "Orego n . would have struggled more ,than they did Wednesday, April 29, 19.8 7 Pomeroy-' Middleport, Ohio Community calendar/area 'happenings without Chr is Miller at quart erback. I thOught he carried theteam. "No young quarterback is go in g to come in and hav ~ the experience to be effective in the NFL right off the bat. It 's something yo~ just don ' t want to do. But it doesn' t ta ke five yea rs like people used to think. ~ WEDNESDAY MIDDLEPORT - Middlepor t Li tera ry Club will meet Wednesday aft ernoon at the hom e or Mrs. Ronald Reynolds. Mrs. James Clatworthy will rev iew · the book " Fatherhood ," by Bill Cosby. For roll call. members are to respond with a memory of their father. POM E ROY Wild wo od Ga rd en Club meets Wednesday , 9 7:30 p.m. , at the home of Mary· Nease. The re will be a "pig in a poke" sal e. LONG BOTTOM .- Long Botto m Community Ass ociation meets Wednesday, 7:30p.m., a t the rommunlty building. THURSDAY MIDDLEPORT- Members of the Riverview Garden Club will tour the Harris' Greenhouse be twe~n 5:30 and 6 p.m. Thursday. Following the tour , the group w!ll ' go to a restaurant in Ravenswood , W.Va. , for dinne r. Then the group will go to the home of Mrs. Donald Myers for a social hour. POME ROY- Willing Worker s Class of Enterprise United Meth· odls t Church will m eet 7 p.m. Thursilay at .the church. P OMEROY - Free clothing da y at the Pomeroy Salvation Army will be held Thursday, 10 a. m . to 12 noon. All area res id ents In need of clothing are welcome. , FRIDAY RUTLAND - There will be a danre at Rutla~d Civic Ce nter , Friday, from 8 to 11 p.m. , with music by Music Express. Admls· slon $2 .single and $3 couple. Everyone welcome. RACINE - Edith Reiser will be at. the Racine Department Store Friday, lO a.m . to2 p.m .. to sign Golden Buckeye · Card appllcal ions. . POMEROY - A rumm age sale Is being held F rid ay and Saturday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., at Gr ace Episcopal. Church parish house In Pomeroy. PORTLAN D - Hazel Com · munit y Church is havi ng a yard sale F rid ay and Saturday. From Souther n Hi gh Sc hool in Racine, Beat of the bend Recreation commissian schedules huge yard sale By BOB HOEFLICH Sentinel Stal! Writer With May fast approaching, don't for get the giant .vard sale that lhe Middle· port Recreation Co mmi ss ion will be staging at GenN a! Har· linger Par k on May 8 a nd !1. Bria n Conde who Is ac tive with the sa le plans report s that t;es pon s~ Is good from outsi de of Mlddl epor l and that' s good. The more the merrier and th~rc should be some thin g for eve· rya n~ on the sale da ys. You pay $!} - th at' s $5 for both days- to lake pa rt and you are to take yo ur own tables. You don't eve n have to worry about paying in advance, just be prepa red to pay to the committee on the day of the sale. The sa lc will start at 8 . a. m. both da ys and run until du sk. 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For BUY ONE GET THE 1C For BUY ONE GET ONE 2nd~. 1C 32-0Z. JAR KROGER CHUNKY Spaghetti Sauce . H)-OZ . KROGER ELBOW MACARONI OR Kroger ·Grape Jelly Kroger Thin Spaghetti 1C For .c 1 BUY ONE BUY ONE 12·02. COLLECTION 12-0Z. fKG . 30¢ OFF LABEL, 15-0Z. BTL. REVLON S·OZ. BTL. FRENCH , ITALIAN, 1,000 ISLAND OR BUTTERMILK Hormel Little Sizzlers Flex Shampoo or Conditioner Kroger Salad Dressing · Softsoap Boutique ·GET THE 2nd. Softsoap Refill GET THE 2nd. For GET THE 2nd. 1C For BUY ONE BUY ONE 5-0Z. PK G. lli·OZ. JAR Freezer Pleezer Ice Milk Bars GET THE 2nd. Vlasic Hamburger Dill Chips GET THE 2nd. $1 ggc 8 Fc~~r:a! . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~-Gat 99 ~ 81 f~i~rk . .~. . . . . . . . . ... ... . BUY ONE 12-CT. PKG . Frozen Kroger Waffles 1C GET THE 2nd. · .I've mcnt lonro the late Mr. :o denbaugh. thP tailor In Middle· ;po rt for many years. seve ra l ·ti mes in recent columns. Seems : that a few do re m ~ mber him. · Ha rold Chase reports th at he was : told by C.O. Fisher. former long : time Midd leport mayor, that Mr. ;Odenba ugh's remain s were the ·fi rst to I><' burled In Middleport's : Rivt>rvlew remeter.v. Mr. Oden·ba ugh. who was bo rn In 1870,dlcd GET ONE 10-0Z. JAR For BUY ONE BUY ONE '. Hilt re members crossing the br idge ma n)' tim es as he a nd his fa the r travej!'d to Pomeroy with )oads of app les and r ider to dt'l ivPt' to their c uslomers. Hilt ca n' t r~ mrmbe r wh en the brid ge :Was lorn down to make way for ·hl ghwa)' Improvements but re· .ports that h ~ has not been able lo 'ocate a ny lnlormat ion on the orillge. If you ca n h~l p do di'O p :hi m a line at th~ above address. , c 1 IN THE PRODUCE DEPT. • Some days we ~rt more letters 'than Pe rry Como- and we love BUY ONE ) I! 1-LB . BAG Barba ra .James. Nyp Avenu e :resident. report s that her gr and· ·ra ther. Hrnrv St ill , was In the . :Civil Wa r and was a pri ~on er at :Ande rsonville. And In cide ntally. ;Bar ba r a has' a son, .James .Christopher C:oats, burled at the location which Is now the And er . on Na tional Prison Pa r k Ceme• ~crv . H£' would be the great · :w-andson of Henry Still. Pops-Rite Yellow Popcorn GET THE 2nd.· 29 Gal. Kroger ' · · Cottage Cheese ......... ........ 24-oz. . ' • ~~~=~ise ..................... .. ~~t~rinks ........................ 32-oz. NON RETURNABLE BOTTLE 2-ur .. / ( 79C. 59 C. Go Krogering · ' . And about th at gun show that I announced for ea rlie r in Apr il. Well - as It tu rnro out - the 1\U n show was sc heduled on the Sa turd ay of the terrible snow s torm and although some people did come from~ dlsta11ce to take pa rt,. it. wa s rescheduled. It will be held on May 9 at the 'Rutland Civic Center and gun shOws have been a rarity for :Meigs County. The show will run from Ba .m. to6p.m. andwlllbea buy, trade or sell deal. N.R.A. ,registrations will be taken and a 'llart of I he proceeds will go to the N1ft.A. Table space lor Is S!l and . you can make reservations for s~ce by call Herb Elliott at r ROCK SPRINGS - Meigs County Pomona Grange wilt meet Friday at the Rock Sp rings Grange Hall. P otluck supper at 6: 30. Meetln~; a,t 7: :lo. Athe ns Gr ange will be guests. SA'FURDAY TUPP ERS PLAI NS - Free car was h. sponsored .by the Meigs County Beiter Beef Cl ub, Saturday , 9 to 5, a t Cole's Sohio Station in Tuppers Pl ains. RACINE - A hymn sin g featuring Ru ssell Spencer's Vic· tory Quarte t will be held Sat ur· da y, 7 p.m., at the Fellows hip Church In Racine. RACINE - Rac in e Chapter 134, Ord er of Eastern Star , will hold inspection practice 2 p.m. Sunday . Letart F allti Elementa ry Roush. Je-ssica Sa brina Karen He ms ley mn tinues to be art ive on the Muskingum College campu s whe r e s he a lte nd s classes. Ka ren, a former Meigs Count y .Junior Miss, ha s bee n selected to be a va rsit y chee rleader for thr college football tea m nex t fal l. She's the daughter of Elizabeth He msley . 707 Co ll egP Road, Syrac use. Lora Sa,vn·. Va · nl'ssa ~ hu lrr . Third Grade: J ason Barnc1t, .Jason Shuk'r. Fourth 742- 22~~ . Sa~'H'. Grad e: t~t> nd a ht-n utifl!lly d t>M iJ.{IIt~l runt•rol ,\.rran,.;..,,.,.,,, , just rail or ''i" it POMEROY FLOWER SHOP ~ Erka P h il l ip ~. Tr ucy Shafft•r. Fourth (; r ..de; F:ml l,\' 1\Sbf'Ck, R~• H n Dodson. Kristi n Torm~ . J n ~o n Pn n.'!; to. Mandy Jonf's. Flhh Grade: .Jf'fl rC'~ NC'v 111 . Klndcrgarttn: Ruc hr l Forbf'S, Aur\rn Cau l. Slrpha nlt" Jo nrs. Da niC'I Mrl)onuld . ' We Have An Open Door Policy- 24 Hours A Day! Rachel Punli(IO, Er lt· Richmond. Brandon Larkins, ( :abr l(•l Oldakf'r . Tam my Buffington. Con ~o. Trac~ Sh:~ nn on S1au1s. To I ,Honor rolls Thr flfl h siJ!! Wf'f'k5 gr ading prr iOfl hon0r roll al th(' Lf' t a r l F a lls E lr m C'nl<t i'V School ha.'l bt'rn <mnouncro. M akln J! a ~ri.ulf' ol R or above' In all rhr lr ~ ub j ('('t !O tobl' na mf'd 10 t hr• roll wPrf•: Semnd Grade: .John Glllil nrl . Ada m WITH FLOWERS Softball PO.tVIEROY - Wedn esday is the las1 day to register for the me n' s A..S .A. . Class C& D softball tourname nt , sponsored by Bradbury PTO. which will be held Ma)' 2-3 in Middl eport. E ntry fee Is S65 a nd lwo softb alls. Fi rst, second and third place trophies will be awarded. If interes ted, call 992 -6890 or 992-26n. Pro, reeds will be used to buy a scoreboard for the school. SUNDAY BURLINGHAM - A. fa mily a ffair party, hostt>d by the J unior Woodm en Club. wlll be held Sunda y, 1: 30 p.m .. at Woodmen Hall in Burlingham .. I Smorgasbord LO NG BOTTOM - The l,.ong Bott om Community Associat ion will be stagi ng a spring smorgasbord dinner on May 9 at.the Long Bottom Communit y Bu ilding, 4 to 7 p.m. Cos t wil l be $3.50 for adults, childre n, $2.:1(). The all· you-can·ea t dinner will fea lut-e ham , turkey a nd d r ~ss lng , homemade noodl es. desser t an d dr inks. SOItball RACINE -The Sou thern High School Athletic De pa rtm ent Is sponsoring an lndepende.nt soft · ball tournament May 15-16. Entry fee Is $65 and two softballs or $75 a nd no softba lls. Sponsor trophies will be awarded lor the firs t three fi ni she rs, as we ll as Individu a l ·trophies for firs t and seco nd place. Proceeds will go towa rd the building of an out side bas ketball co ur t to be used by the community. Anyone interes ted · in the tourney should contact Howie Caldwell at So uther n High Sc hool. 949-2611 , or even ings at home. 949-2954. follow the signs along Ohio 124. Pkk(lll. &cky Stobart . Filth Grade: Stephan if' SavrP. Sixth Grau:le: Nlck !r Bf.l'g lr. E lslt• Buffingt on. CorC'y Rowf'. Dilrrr ll Sa.vrr. · Ke llPy Sn ldf'r. Ml chellr StoDart . Kylf' Wlckl lnC'. DH-Prlmury: A. ngPia Alit' ~' · EMERGENCY CARE CENTER (!MIIIIIIIIIAM DH-Intermedlatf': KarC'n SaiH>man. If you ca n' t th ink of a ny other thing to worry abo ut. you might conct'ntra lr on whether those plant s you just set out will survive th <' cold. But. a bove all. do keep smiling. _, 3. 9°/o 1,200 A.P.R.OR FACTORY REBATE -PLUS- OU'R SUPER DISCOUNTS (ON AU 1987 CARS & TRUCKS) 1 Ll. IIISP & SAVE VACUUM PACKED · Sliced Bacon ................. ~ •••• S1.19 HOMEMADE Ham Salad ....................."·····89< SUPIIIOI . Bulk Wiener$ .................11. S1.4 9 SWin $2.19 LB. SHREDDED . Boiled ·Hom .............. ~l~CSP.lt.. S1.89 ' .· C'. F . Hilt , .Jr. , ~907 Wolford , Roa d, Columbus: Ohio 43224, · w r it~s to lnquirP If any Meigs Countla ns reme mh<'r the old covered brid ge a t the west end of Union Aven ue in Pomt'roy, nca r w her~ th e Adams Brolhc rs gror· er.1' store and servicP stati on were onee loca ted. 15-0Z. For 9'10 .,In 1. ' - · GET ONE The Daily Sentinei- Page- 7 1987 !»ONTIAC 6000 1987 BUICK CENTURY S&F GIIADE A 3 DOZ. PACK 16 DZ. CELLO PACK SMALL EGGS ....... $1.49 CARROTS ................. 29< ID DZ, CRACKER BARREL 3D CT. SHARP CHEESE .... S1.99 FLORIDA CELERY ..... 59' . ,, I LB . mn fARKAY NEW GREEN MARGARINE ..... ,gJPA.79< CUCUMBERS ....... ,L.~..69c ' TODAY AND TOMORROW ONLY (OFFER ENDS 4·30-87) GREAT DEALS ON OUR USED CARS I OZ. IIIDSEYE Kool Whip ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 89( 20 01. IIG VAUEY Strawberries •....•.............•. S2.19 11 01. HG. IANQUO .' .St39 10'1• 01. CAMPIEU 'S Turkev Noodle Soup ••••• 2 cANs 99< 11 01. IEfiOGGS Fruit Looos ....................... S2.09 29 01. DEl MOJirE . Pear Halves .............,•••.•••• ·S1.39 17 01. SOAP POWDU Cheer Detergent ............... S1.29 S OL DIODOUIT Shield Bar Soap •••.••........•••••• 39< 16 OL DAIIO . · Instant Potatoes,......~ •••••••• S1.19 320LOl. . DI Sweet Pickles .................... Sl. 99 SOLDAn . Cheese Whiz ..................... S1.39 32 OL Autn' I llllll COMrn Pancake Mix ..................... S1.59 24 oz. Aunt· Jemima Syrup ......... S2.59 · 120Z."M• Treet Ham Lunch Meat ••••• S1.59 IUTTEIMI~ A.M.C. EAGLE 50 "5X4" '4 tpHd, 4 what! drl¥t, 6 cyl. PI ICED TO SELL $2 59 5 4 dr., V-6 motor, front wheel dr.ive, oir, tJiro dean. - ONE OWNEI- $7495 1983 PONTIAC FIREBIRD IF A PICTUIIIS WOm A THOUSAND (WOlDS) THEN...SAY N~ MOlE. CHICK IT OUT 5495 SMITH-NELSON MOT()RS "We H••• The ICeya To ABetter Oeal 500 EAST MAIN POMEROY 992-2174 ~. �Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Retired 'teachers have meeting Jane Walton ta lked on her rece nt tri p to Korea at the luncheo n meeting of the Me igs Cou nt y Re t ired Teachers Association held at the Mi ddleport Maso nic Temple. Pict ures were displayed by Mrs. Wal ton to illustrate her Information . Two points she emppaslzed was the extreme cleanliness and the fact ihat everyone works, even though many of the jobs ar e of a lowly nature. Helen Smith, pres ident, conducted the bu siness meeting. Harold Young, dis trict r epresentative. gave some Information ' about the dtstrlr t meeting het<t Tuesday at the Hocking Motor Lodge, I Wednnc'ey, April -29. 1987 Community Builders meet Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Osborne hosted the April meeting of the Reedsvrlle Community Builders Club. VarJous proj ec ts were dis cu ssed du r ing the meet ing and It ~as announced that the unfinrshed concrete project beside ttie historica l ma r ker at the Reedsvrlle Locks nd Dam will be compl eted thi s summer. The Osbornes ser ved refreshments to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Pickens, Mr . and Mrs. Den ver Weber, Mrs . Ernes t Whit ehea d and grand daughter, Sarah Frydman. and Mr. and Mrs. Ly le Balderson. Th e Ma y meeting will be at the M yers' home. I Golden Rule Class meets Food and fellowship were enjoyed by members of the Golden Rule Class of the Middleport First Baptist Church at a gathering· held at Shoney ' s In Point Pleasa nt. Ray Fields had the prayer and dPvotlons from "The · Dally BrPad" using Scripture from James and Matthew. Th May H meeting will be held at the church and wllllnclude a layette shower for Teresa Crisp: Attending · were John and Glenna Reibel, Manning and June Kloes , Jean Thomas Corrine Ambrose, Ray and Helen Fields, Dale and Marjorie LWalburn , Randall and Carolyn Da vis, Sis Van .Meter, and the Rev . Earl and Jean Eden. - .._. ......• ....,""".,. ·--···-~~~--·... . ... ."". "... . . . .......,.. .........•. . . . ___ --.. . -__ = ---__ -- --- . ... IQ _. ,_,. QJ,. .., ,. "-C..••• Low·Prlced Superm•rket ,. iff's intereat be sat off to him or in .the alterna11ve that the real estate be aold and plaintiff ,and defendants share the proceeds according to 1heir interest• after payment of real estate ta.w.es and co1ts of 1his action in - .. vs . Defendants Burge birth CASE NO. 87 CV 43 LEGAL NOTICE SERVICE BY PUBLICATION ON SPECIALLY MAilED PACKAGES OF PIOCTOI & GAMBLE PRODUCTS The · unknown heirs, de- LB. FRESH LEAN GROUND CHUCK ........t~;.!!.~!...!~;. $139 HOLLY FARMS 19 Chicken Breast Bedding Plants Now Available ' ·, \ DAIRY LANE 1 ' 3 Blue Bonnet i\ Pt'tt'l' C'o tt onwil rakr and otht' r rP!n•shmcnt s Wl'rl' !-.('I'Vf'd o to his guc•sts, .lark and Vicki Cummin s and Ta ss i, \' lr ginia t'kcs. Tln01 l {t'" ' · 1-:l lr•n 1\r·nott . The object of the comt plain1 and amended com• plaint is to partition the foi l lowing described real estate \. by order of court . Situated in the Township ! of Olive. County of Meigs ~"~ and State of Ohio; in Frac· .. tion 30. to-wii: : Beginning on the north line of Frac1ion No. 30 at the ~ northeast corner of lands of · said Guy T. Morton and • northwest corner of lands of Jasper N. Sovel, thence ; west 2& V2 rods to a s'one; " thence south 25 deg. east • 68 rods to 1 stOne; thence • sou1h 36 3A deg. west 49 % · •rods to a stone; thence south 2 1-lB. 00 Margarine and K11ll Cum- mins it iHI T ~· . l tiHI <Hl If i l l. VIVA Gnmp mltmteer.r 1u a.r.ri.rl /Jiood11tobile f' hui'Ctl lwvt• \'O iunlt •t~ n•d to sPr\' (' lhfl ('illlll •l'rl a t an Arrwri - lk<l Cross Hlmxlmobllr l 'ls lt 111 ttu' M1•ig.s Sr nlor CU izt•ns Ct• rtit •r, Mullt<'t'l')' Ht•li: ltl s, to southwest corner of Ianda of Jasper N. Sovel; thence north 104 and 8/ 10 rods to : nlace of beginning, contain· , lrlg 10 and 6 / 100 acres mora or less. ... Said 10.06 acres trac1 has no outlet or inlet and island locked . The prayer of said com · plaint and amended com · ' plaint is tor the real esta1e 10 be Partitioned. 1ha1 plaint- '12 GAL ('<1 11 Po nwr o~· . ASST. COLORS on \VPclrw s d o_l ~'. 1\n.\' Charmin olhr r· o r~anl w tl o n s whi ch wmrl~ bt> willing ro \ ' Oh .l llff'c- r to Sfl l'\'t ' Bath ·Tissue fulun• l'a ll l l 't'll \'! sit s for th( • bloodmoblh• arr askrd to •·ontaC't Thrlm:r Ill II :rl qfl ~ - .1-l ill . Rollers here of Waldor·f. Md .: Mr. and Mrs. Mike Grr•ss, Chr is and Gt' lla . :r ncl Mr. und Mrs . PHI C:n.'ss c.wd son, Rrnjamln. Columbu s. Mr . <1nd Mrs. Hletwrtl Ho l ler . Lori and Brad. tlrlpt'<'. spt•nt Eastt' l' II'Cl'· : kcnd hf'n• with r(•lalh'l'S . Mrs. noroth)' 11ollrr ••nt rr· • talnPd wllh a larnll y dinrwr on ; r.a strr Su nd a)' and joining thosr iTide Dete 4 Roll Pkg. ' . BOUNTY TOWElS.....!!!'!... 79< •• • • . ' oz.$ ; I'. - •, 12 lOll '• nDE...•• ........$5 19 ••' • C '( oIa FREE Orange . Juice IN THE COUNTRY - Free gas pl us royalties are good but approximately 90 acres wrth a nrce 3bedroom house IS better. Secluded and scenic make this the best' located near Rt. 33 in Salisbury School District, this home has been remodeled. insulated, vinyl siding, modern kitchen, central arr. Barn and storage cellar. 2 ponds JUST FOR YOU' $53,000. RACINE - Cute little one bedroom home ·in town in good condrt10n . Aluminum sidin g, all storms, level lot. Now Just $12,000. Make Offer. NEW LISTING - Owner · wanl s a sale and is offering this home in Middleport at a reduced price. large lot all on one floor. 2 bedrooms, bath . por ch. Asking $16,200. NEW LISTING - SYRACUSE - 2 bedroom home on I acre lot. I lloor plan with part basement, l car gara ge. Good be ginne r home. $16,_000. Henry E. Cleland Jr 992-6191 Jean Trussell ..... 949-2660 Dollie Turner ..... 992-5692 Office ..... ......... .992-2259 AW Meigs County Commiuioners CDBG grant program. Proposals are now being eccepted to de\lelop this area a • comm•· cial estabtishment to benefit the down1own bustnees dtstrict. Propooats lor this project ohould include o deKription of what will be done in the erea, how ~ will be of bonillit to the commun;tv. ~~ 1ime schedule for the d4Nelapment, and type of fin..Ong to be u..t. AI propouls must be -ed at the moyor's office, 237 Roce from the Division of Recla- MAY CONTAC~ THE STAT{ EQUAL EMPLOYMENT COORDtNATOR SY CALUNG !8141 486-8380 OR THE MtNORtTY BUSINESS DEVEL·-· OPM"NT DIVISION BY CALUNG (6141 486-5700 OR TOll FREE ON 1-18001 2821085. APPROVED FOR PUBLICATION IN Tho Dally So~tlnot, Pomeroy, Ohio, on April 28, and May 4, 1981. RECOMMENOEO: . Lorry W. Momono, Chief BIDS WILL BE OPENED IN JHE SECOND F.LOOR CONFERENCE ROOM OF 1~&6 tBUILOING Hi OF THE FOUNTAIN SQUARE Of· FICES OF THE OHIO DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES. , THE ESTI· MATE FOR THIS PROJECT AS DETER MINEO BY . THE OIVtStON OF ·RECLAMA. TION IS $164,627.00. A pro-bid mooting will be held on Thursday, May 7, 1987 at 10:30 a.m. at tho metion. Oepertmerit of Na· turll Resources, '1856 Fountain Square, Building H. Second Floor. Cotumbuo. Ohio 43224. (Phone: (8141 216-1068). Eech bid must be accom · ponlad by a' BID GUARANTY. meeting the require· ""'n" of Section 153.64 of the Ohio Ravtood Code. CONTRACTORS ARE AO" VISED THAT IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROiilSIONS OF THE JANUARY Division of Reclamation 1972 OR- April23 . 1987 APPROVEO: OF CHURCH MAY 4th thru 9th AT 7:30 PREACHING BY days oltor the toot publica - tion of this notice, which will AND 1513.37 OF THE REVISED COOE ARE ALSO APbe: published once each , PUCABLE. wee.k for six. (consecutive Bldo are 10aled and adweeks, the lest Publication will be made on the 3rd day d - to: DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES. of Juno, 1987, and tho OIVISION OF RECLAMAtwenty-eight days for annON, 1855 FOUNTAIN 1¥\i'er will commence on that SQUARE. BUILDING H. SECdate , In case of failure of the de- OND FLOOR. COWMBUS, 43224. No bidder mav fendants to antwur or other\--:~thdi'awhlobldwtthinsiatv wise respond as required by (601 doysafter rho ecrualdeto Ohio Rules of Civil Procedure. · judgament will be of tho opening thereof. The Director of Na1ural rendered against 1hem for Resources reserves the right the relief demanded in the complain1 and amended to reject ony or all bids, or to accopt tho bid which om complaint. bracas such combination ol larrv E. Spencer. tarnata proposals as may Clerk of Courts Meigs County Common promote the best interest of tho Stole. Pleas Court As provided in Soction within ll•ty aCtual d. . ~f.:.~o~~~~ Tho I of Nature! Rotourcoo rooorvoa tho right to reJect ony or oil bldo, or to accept tho bid which om, brocoo ouch combinotion attornoto propo11l1 oo may promote tho boot intoroot of tho State. ' ·As provided in Section · 12~ . 161 of tho Ohio Ro· vised Code and Admlntotratlve Rule 123:2-16-02 of the Department of Admin~ lstratlve Services. 1heCOM~ TRACTOR shall make e....,: Division Of Reclamation, Depanmen1 of Na1ural R8sourCes, upon receipt of a check i~ 1he amount of sources. These may alao be purchased with cash in the chised from minority bu•"~ neues shall be at hJ111t tllit NOTICE.TO BIDDERS Bidding on this proJect Ia ••act omount, Plans and speciflcotlona become tho property of tho prospective blddoro and no refunds will be modo. Additional li>for- percent of tho total votuo ef tho contract. whorevt( pol': slblo. Any person who Inial!• tionally mlsropronnto N,... soli 11 owning• .controltlfltl; restricted 10 Minority Buai· mation may be obtliined $10 .00 modo payable to tho Department of Natural Ro- Public Notice contracts owordod to ond: motarioto and sorvlcoo pur-: opara1ing, or pllrtk:ipaUng If\ noaa Entorprtno jMBE's) from the Division of Reciowho hove boon certified ao marion. Deportment of NoMBE by State Equot Em- tural Rosourcoo. 1866 ployment Opportunitv Co- Foyntaln Squore, Building ordlnator In accordance H, Second Floor, Cotumbua. with Section 123.161 IBI Ohio 43224 . tPhone: 16141 121 of tho O.R.C. iAm. Sub. .265-106B). H.B. 584). Only bids reEach bid mull be accomceived from MBE's who are certified prior to the bid a minority buotnon ont.,.. priM for tho purpon of olio: taining contracto, oubcon, tracto, or any otllor boneflio un~ar thio Motion ohelt lrf. gulltv of thofl·by decoptl• ao provided f_ or In S1111tlql\ 2913-02 of tho Rovf-! panied by a BID GUAR· ANTV , mee11ng the. require- 123.161 of tho Ohio Re vised Code end Adminiatralive Rule 123,2-16-02 of Department of Adminlotrative Services, tho CON TRACTOR shall makoevory effort to onaure that ·COrtilied minority business sub- opening time and dato wilt menu of Section 153.64 of be accepted. the Ohio Rovioad Code. Sealed propooalo wilt be CONTRACTORS ARE ADreceived at tho : VISED THAT IN ACCOROtVISION OF DANCE WITH THE PROVtRECLAMATION SIONS OF THE JANUARY DEPARTMENT OF 27, 1972' EXECUTIVE ORNATURAL RESOURCES OER BY THE GOVERNOR OF 1B56 FOUNTAIN SQUARE OHIO, AND AMENDED EXSECOND FLOOR ECUTIVE OROER 84-9, FEBCOLUMBUS, OHIO 43224 RUARY 16. 1984, EQUAL until Monday, May 18, EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUN1987, at 11 ,00 a.m. and (fY cONDITIONS ARE AP· opened thi!rasfter for fur- PUCABLE TO THIS BID . nlahlng tho materials and WAGE RATES ESTAB-· Code. · · .,. . CONTRACfOAS AEQUffl• received at 1he: DIVISION OF contractors and materialmen participate In 1he con- performing the labor for the execution and construction USHEO IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECnON 1613.18 nel. Pomeroy. Ohio. c>n April 28 , a.,d May 4.1887. ' RECLAMATION DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES 1B66 FOUNTAIN SQUARE SECOND FLOOR COLUMBUS, OHIO 43224 until Monday, May 1B. 1987, ar 21 ,00 p.m. and openad thereafter for furnishing tho materials and performing the tabor tor tho tract . Tho total value olsub· of: ANO 1513.37 OF THE .REcontracts awarded to and WHITE ROCK COAL VISED CODE AAE ALSO AP· materials end sorvi~es purMEIGS COUNTY, OHIO PUCABLE. chased from minority bust- .RECLAMATION PROJECT Bids ore noueuhalt booSiotforthln NUMBER MG·St-3-F tho specifications. in accordan111 with the plans CONTRACTORS REQUIR- and opoctficotio!lo propaied by lNG ASSISTANCE IN SE- the DEPARTMENT OF NACURING BIOS FROM CERn- TURAL RESOURCES, THE AEO MBE SUBCONTRAC- DIVISION OF RECLAMATORS ANO SUPPUERS noN, COLUMBUS, OHIO. RECOMMENDED: Lorry W. Momonal Chief Olviolon of Rocloof\otlon Aprll23, 1887 ~ APPROV i: · Cherttl luger lor Jooeph J'. Sornrno !Director Department f Noturll ooourooa April 23. 1187 141 28; (5)4, 2tc . 141 29: 151 6. 13, 20."27; (61 3, 6tc· Public Notice NOTtc'E TO BIDDERS Soalod proposals will be lNG ASSISTANCE IN 81!CURING BIDS FROM CEAnflED MBE SUBCONTRAC· TORS P.ND SUPPUERI MAY CONTACT THE STATE EQUAL EMPLOYMENT CO· ORDINATOR BY CAWNO 18141488-8380 OR THE Ml· NORtTY BUSINESS DEVEI.· OPMENT DIVISION BY CAl.· UNG 18141 488-11700 OR TOLL FREE ON HIIOOI 282108&.APPROVED FOR PUBLICATION IN The Dotty Senti- eucution and construction 1------_;__;..;_.:;_!.,;_.:;_:_~..:...::.:..:.....:.::.:.J..:..::.:.....:::.:;.;.;.::....::==.:.=:..J..:......_..;__;_ A pre-bid mntlng will , .... •• be . Save$7.20onthepl.lrchaaeofacaae of HD SAE·30, 10W•30 or 10W-40 oil. held on Thurodoy, Moy 7, 1987 at 2:00 p.m.' at tho site. Copies of 1he plans. speci· fications tnd proposal form• will be forwarded from 1he Division of Recllmatlon. Depanment of Natural Re· aourcet. upon receipt of • check In the amount of $10.66-Suggested Retail Price 12 Quarts - 7.20-Manufacturer'a Mall·ln Rebate '3.48- Final Price After Rebate a8.00 modo payable to tho Oeptrtmenl of Natural Ra· sources. These may also be purchased with cash in the extct amoun1. Plans and specifications become the propenv of the prospective · bidden and no refunds will be made. Additional information may be obtained SAVE s2.00 ON NAPA BLU.E MAX CLEANER WAX ' " ss.99-Suggested Retail Price (16oz. Can) - 2.00-Manufacturer'a Mall· In Rebate •3.99-Final Price After Rebate GET GREAT ON THESE ·· SILVERLINE'"FILTERS: NAPA SILVERLINE'" Air Filters* Only 52.89 NAPA SILVERLINE ,. Oil Filters* Only 51.99 DOWNING CHIDS MULLEN MUSSER 'For mosl cars and llghl trucks INSURANCE 111 S.C•II St.. P-roy SateendsMayt6, t987. THE MOTOR PARTS CO . YOUI INDEPENDENT AGENTS SERVING MEIGS COUNTY SINCE 1868 162 Third Ave. 157 Walnut Sl Gallipolis, OH Middleport, OH 446-2962 992·2131 All the rigi:Jt pc_u1s in all the right places:· SINGERS THUIS. & Fll • BY THE GABRIEL QUARTET VALLEY LUMBER &SUPPLY ~0. .dllllltrt, 011. • ____.;, of: MEIGS UNDERGROUND NO . 1, JOHNSON SITE MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO RECLAMATION PROJECT NUMBER MG -Sb-1 In occordanco with tile plono and opoctficotlons prepared by the DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES. THE DtvtStON OF REClAMATION, , COLUMBUS, OHIO. BIDS Will BE OPENEP IN THE SECOND FLOOR CON FERENCE ROOM OF 1B66 fBUtLOING Hi OF THE FOUNTAIN SQUARE OFFICES OF THE OHIO DE PARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES. • THE ESTI MATE FOR THIS PROJECT AS OETERMINEO BY THE ' DIVISION OF RECLAMATION IS '21 ,290.00. HATFIELD (DAILY) We will be making daily deli•tries to the West Virginia area during the period of tl• the brid• Is dosed. Just give us a call with your order. 0 Public Notice effqrt to. ensure that ce~ fied minority ·businaali IUfil"' connattors end · "'''-'~· men participate ·In the con·: 1r•c1. The tot•l value of •f. USHED IN ACCORDANCE SECT10N 1613.18 PLAN YOUR OWN FUNERAL - SO YOUR NEXT-OF-KIN NEEDN'T Under common law. your body belongs to ~our ned·of-kin, even if you Iem a will . Your will , allhou&h an expression ol your wishes, pertains • primarily lo property and other effects of your 'estate. It is a necessary instrument, to be sure, but your next·of-kin are free to determine how your rerrtJins are treated. • ·Your expression -of yout wishes on the matter .carry grnt weight. The most certainly will be c.mted oul to the letter if you have made arrlf11tments in advanceud stated your requests in black and white. Tho more people to know of your wishes - and that you have taken care of them yourself - lhe more assurance you have that your final wishes will be respected . FREE DELIVERY ' 555 ,_. St. fications and proposo.Jiorms will be forwarded .from the Charles Mauger , Asst . Director for Joseph J. Sommof, Director Department of Natural Resources W1TH Hi•.tdqtt.,tl<'t s SILVER RUN BAPTIST site. CopleSoftheplans, spaci· PUCABLE TO THIS 810 . April 23, 1987 WAGE RATES ESTAB- f4J 29; 151 4, 2tc Hou·,;nq REVIVAL B~D Public Notice 0 2 uTEnn. GET .ONE CHIUED MINUTE MAID - PRICE REDUCED - MID DLEPORT - Newer modular. nice level lot in Middle port . Woo dburnin'g fireplace. porch and deck area . Beaul itul pl ace . Owners mu st sacrifice . $27,000. Stroot, MiddleptH~ by·2:00 P. M. Mondl'f, May 11 , 1987. Fred Hoffman, Mayor Village of Middloport Aprit2B . Diet or Regular CB Club planJ jamboree Sunday NEW LISTING - In the country. Cute little ranch type house w1th garage and almost acre ol ground. 3 bedrooms, equipped kitchen . Want $25.500. the ,.,.- future wit be acquir- •• CHERRY RC • DIET RITE Mt·s. Hl r·h:ll'fl Gress. Mr. und ' Mrs. J<rnnrth C'a tr , Marr la und .Jesslt·a. Mr . and M rs. Hay mond i\ndrrws, Cltrstr r·. and Mr. and Mrs . Hria n C'ondr and son. . !lndrew. Mlcldh•pon . NEW LISTING - 5 room house in town . Needs some work and remod eli ng but owner wrll linance with a small down payment. Asking $9,800. · ing the old Empire Furniture · building and lot through tho ~ NEW LISTING- 12 yr. old, 3 BR ranch in Ru stic Hills. lot 99!112. Elec ., BB heat, lireplace in family rm ., front ;nd back porches. I Y, baths and garage. $46,800 NEW LISTING- 2 bedroom ranch on 100xl60 plus lot. Cook and bake units, relrrgerator-freezer, washer· dryer. brrc h kitchen, oak, carpel, and vinyl floors. $37,500. 67 ACRES - N1ce layrng tarm land on hard road and water line in Orange. LARGE -Beautitul 3 BR well planned home, 3 baths, lg. lamily rm ., w/fireplace un~t , mod. kit. , formal drning, lull basement and Ig. lot for the children . $50,000. POMEROY - 6 rm. frame near the stores, 3 BR. basement. lurnace and nice lot. $14,500. SALEM CENTER AREA - 3 BR ranch in the country All elec., carpeting, carport plus 4}6 acres. $32,500. RACINE AREA - 3 yr old ranch. 8 rms, 2 baths, cook-bake units, reftigerator. disposal, all carpeted except bath s, lg. base ment, lg. patio to pool, cedar siding, TP water, rec. rm. 20x32 dining rm. and 5.25 acres. $97,500. . 100 ACRES - 2 gas-oil wells, free gas, 2 leading Creek water taps, good graiel rd. Just off Rt. 33, asking $400.00 per acre tor all. MIDDLEPORT - 7 rm. remodeled 3 BR home. gas FA furnace, disposal, elec. range, retrigerator, carpeting, tront and back porches, 2 baths. washer and dryer. $29.500. MOUNTAIN TOP - 4.36 acres. etec. & TP watet available near Racrne Dam. Ideal for summer cottage. Only $6,000. HANDYMAN - Think you can do some painting and repa irs. Will sell lor balance due. 2 baths, 4 BRs. gas FA furnace and nice yard. RUTLAND AREA - 2.94 acres, good 7 rm. home, furnace, woodburner , barn· garage, lC water and hard tOad . $29.900. WANT TO SELL CALL 992-3326 Certified Apprafula 992·2259 PUBLIC NOTICE na Village of Mlddlaport in BUY ONE : frOhl otll -(lf-tow rt wcrr Mr. and Phone Public Notice SCENTED or UNSCENTED liNG SIZE t.t . ('ol. and Mrs .. lamr' Hotlt·r The lith annual jambOree of the Big Bend C. B. Club will be held Sunday from 10 a.m to 5 p.m at the Rock SprtngsFatrgrounds. "·Open to the public; the event will feature games, free coffee, door prizes, entertainment throughout the day, food, and numerous dealers. A flea market will also be going on Sunday at the fairgrounds. 'I ~~~~ e~~~~~;:\~~t'~~s r~d: ' Ice Milk POMI<IWY - Womr•n of thr " "'"'' Hun Unllr •tl Mt' lhodl st 1-18141-992-3326 Ohio 45769. GAl. QUARTERS <.Hlrl Mi sS.\' Hl'('s , Ra<•inP. .l (' lltlifl ' l' •• tlllfll .. TEAFORDm R•ol Estate~ 218 E. 2nd .S t. fendants . This action has • been assigned Case No, 87 CV 43 and is pending in the : Common Pleas Court. " Meigs County, Pomeroy. $ 2 ·9 2°/o Milk Real Estate General POMEROY,O. Public Notice rTY CONOillONS ' Public Notice eluding plain1iff' a attorney fees. the defendants are required to answer ..ld com·· plaint and amended complljnt within lwenty-eight e. Moi•nWrllt Public Notice ·-- known heirs, devisees. le· gatees, executors, adminis-- ROBERT HARRIS plaintiff '"' · NAOMI KING, eta!, de- DAIRY LANE , ceased; Frank Gove: the un- • trators and / or assigns of :. Frank Gove, ~&ceased: Ned· ..,. ra Gove: Jean Sinclair; The ~· unknown heirs, devisees, Ia.; gatees, executors, adminis<· trators and/ or assigns of .... Jean Sinclair. deceased: Ta., mera Sinclair; Loretta Sin· .. clair; Elva Gove; The un... known heirs. devisees. le... gatees, administrators. eKe.. cutors and/or aSsigns of ,.. Elva Gove. deceasec;l; Mary ! Gave; The unknown hein, : devisees, legatees. eJ~~:et:u ­ ~ tors, administrators and / or 5 assigns of Mary Gove, de· • ceased ; Harry Sovil; The un: known heirs. devisees, Ia• gatees, administrators, eKe· • cutors, and/ or assigns of : Harry Sovil. deceased; ~ Garth Sovil ; Etta Sovil: He· ,.. len Sovil; Janet Sovil; Eva .. Sovil Chaney; The unknown heirs, devisees. legatees, ad' 'ministra1ors, executors an' d/ or assigns of Eva Sovil .. Chanel, deceased; Waid · .. Cunningham !Chaney); The "' unknown heirs. devisees, lega1ees. administrators, eKe· cu1ors, · and/ or assigns of .. Waid Cunningham (Chaney); Robert Cunningham : {Chaney) ; James Cunningham IChaneyl and Nancy Rockhold , all wh9se addresses are unknown , are "' hereby notified that 1hey ' have been named defendanu in a legal action entitled Chuck Roast 1 Split Real Estate General visees, legateeS. administra- 1----~--;;;;;;;;;:"-1 BONELESS Mr. and Mrs. Char les Burge, Middleport, are announc·lng the birth or their second child, a g irl, Channing Marl<>, born April 9. She weighed seven pounds, seven ounces and was 20 Inches long. Maternal gra ndmother Is ·Rosemary Hysell, Middl eport . Paternal grandparent s are Mr . and Mrs. Carroll Burge, Millw ood, W . Va . Grea t · grandmol h<•r is Erma Burge, Millwood. Th r Burge's have another daughter, Charla Lynn, four. a--., • ._ =~~-.. :::J;;;::a .,..._ Public Notice tofs, executors, and/ or as· II signs of Nellie Gove. de· TENDERBEST USDA CHOICE ·-====- · ·---·-- lll:t:lo INTHE •(:OMMON PLEAS COURT ; .MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO ,ROBERT HARRIS. PlalntiH :NAOMI KING, ot al. Milry Sc·ott l1eeS<·r tebratru his lhtru IJlrthtla y on i\prll ~q m thr ltomr of his parents, .Jrutal ltan ··-- m::r::.-- ..., Public Notice •\' Ree.r birthday ~~ · Public Notice ·- Channing Marie Burge - , Cl-ijl.d Pill" COlier the , .Jollolllin,! teleplletN uclaa,..1 _c.. __... ~- HAS THE ''KEYS'-' ....• ....• ·~··· EAUIUN'S.. · Your lnclepeadeatly Owned - · OATI!a ...... ..., Pr,e.cy . The Daily Sentinei-Page-9 Ohio Page- S- The Daily Sentinel fl, .. ~d T....t Jt.u t ......... ym....- • -- =.~-·~;;~'.:..:.~..;;-;;-;= ··" By pre·plannlna your own funeral service, you spare the bereaved the anauish and emotional strain of doing so under stressful conditions. And, most likely, you'll save money when it's needed most. • For more inloramtion on pre-plannina funerals, st011 by or call for experienced counselinaand information. 6TH STREET (8141 687-3110 COO~VtLLE, OHIO ' �Ohio April 29. 1987 The Daily Sentinel- Page 11 ,. 4 11 Help Wanted Giveaway 11 · Help Wanted ROUTE JiALlS: Local food servlc1 compa ny nHdt PI'Rn to Hfl.llce "tlb· llthed routea 11 well tt dtvelop new cunomers. Comj)llf1Y vahl· cle Pf"Ovidtd. Hourly wagt plul comml11ion . Mutt bt Hlg~ School Graduate end htve good mtth 1ki111. Sllrid Re1um•to Bo• T-829 Care of Gt.lllpolh: Tribune, 825 Third Ave ., Galllpolil, Oh . We Reserve The Riaht To · Limit Quantities STORE HOURS Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10 PM Sunday 10 AM-10 PM THURSDAY 4/30/87 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., MAY 2, 1987 ·oNLY .... .-----------, I . J I I I 1 ( CHICKEN . LB. •••••••• SMO ED • • PICniCS •••••••••••••••• ~ •• 79( LB FISHER $ . 69 Boneless Hams •• !·~. 1 HltLSHIRE FARMS SMOKED $ 199 Sausage •••••••••.•. !·~. ·c:be Steak ....... ~~. S2 = r- .. ,...,.Inial units. lnstallatien af llurtwork & humidifiers, furncKt, heat ~ I ;!• iO I SPECIAL: 2 I I II I I I I.. I ... II 0 ~ ~· YOUNG'S 12 OZ. PKG. II I · VALLEY BELL 2°/o Milk •••••••••••••• GAL. PARKAY • Margar1ne •••.•.•••• ~ •• 39(. BANQUET REG. or SPICY $ 39 • d ch.1cken....... oz. 2 · Fr1e LB 32 46 OZ. CANS FRESH BAKERY • ' Gootl Only At P0wtll'; Supormarktt Olftr Goo<l Thru Sot. Mar 2, 1917. BAG" ......................... : I· Gtod 0.., At Powell's Suptr-'tt Offer Gtod Tlw1 Sal, May f, 1917 l • 1 O . Vacuum 'alaating of structural steal. tanks, buildings, and miacellaneous items . , FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL614/ 949-2686 4-15 I mo. Licensed Clinical Audiologist ~ (614) 446·7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 $1 ~9 !{noll ·1 ..... (llt..llr Goool Only At l'ewttl's SI.ZhiMUI Offer Goool """ s.t. May 2, ltl7 ' . •• • • ·• • lAG 89( ~ (' J liMit 1 . . ( l i t - ' Gold Oily At,._.., s.,u-nt .• Offer leMlln s.t. May I, 1917 • 0 i IOIIIIIOO.AI···l~ Moton, W. •Insulation FLOWERS FOR •Storm Doors All OCCASIONS •Storm Windows •Replacement Windows NEW IDEAS •New Roofing PURL & BARillA VAN MEIER "FREE ESTIMATES" JAMES KEESEE l04.77!-l57l After l PH. 992-2772 61 4-28·'87-1 mo. 81.;; 0 ~~ Public Notice Pomeroy Bowling Co. 382 t. 2ND sr. Bring Ihis ad w ilh your famly or group Ia bawl 2 gam11 and gel one freell Good Fri. & Sat. nights or anJ open bowling time. Call us lor parties for your groqp. 992·3432 or 99li~1~~. · 4-16-1 mo. BISSELL BUILDERS CUSTOM BUILT HOMES &GARAGES "At Rtasonoblt Pricu" PH. 949-2801 or 949•2860 Day or Night NO SUNDAY CALLS 06-86·tfn 1128t lt n RADIATOR SERVICE We can repair and re· core radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tank~. PAT HILL FORD . 99l·2196 Middleport, Ohio Roger· Hysell Garage SOMEONE CARES · Riveraide Chrl1ti1n Ac•dtmy ht a 19 plnnen willing to underwrite • student for half th• tu ition. Bt ont of th• f lrat new or returning 1tudent1 10 t1 ke achlenttge ot th lt great oppanunity. Call now 304· 743·81 07 "743· 3823. 6 Lost and Found Found · Medium brown •tw>n haired dog with red colter. FOund at Holrer Ho1pital. Cal! 1514· 44&-2886 or 8,4.of48-2981S. LOST· lmportsnl papen It HclrerM•dlcal Center. Name on front Or• Smith. Pleualf found Ph. 614· 388·8429. Found: Udiet watch in Pomeroy I II .I.A. "'VT ... • 1• WI 0 < > r- flowers, Sowing, loskot lid! COIIlPAIE OUR Pai«SI 614~843-5248 REASONABLE • lflllllf 8·20·'86 tfn LOST in TNT trta ftmllt bil~k· t•n dog, tight ,., tatoctd 88801 . Jerrv Hooper, ~04 - 675· 5131 . PH. 949-2860 Council of Village of Middle- or 949-2801 New Homes Built "Free Estimetea" port 11 follows : No Sunday Calh 3-11-lln 3 Announcements Sec. 11 . That all ordinances ~lo > = Ia I ,. r- I -c l"l I .;; ~ I "' o1 ~ · 1"0 IZ NOTICE . , -nance are hereby repealed. -4 .. This is to notify all pen"ori 1 Sec. Ill. This Ordinance c oncerned about the corposhsll takof elfeci and. be in ration known 111 MAX 'S force from and after the earPLACE. INC . of 308 Souih liest date provided by law. Third Avenue. Middleport, P11oed the 1 3ih day of Ohio 46760, has filed a Car· April. 1987. tificate of Diaaolution whh Atteat: Jon P. Bu ck, Clerk the Sec retary of Sute. State Dewey Horton. President of Council =: of Ohio , for a voluntary di•· solution. 14) 22. 29 21c (41 29; (6) 6 21C 35 Lots & Acreage ...• ' . ·, . :' OWN YOUR OWN :· LIMIT CAMPSITE '~BIG ... 10 FOOT PARK" HAS IT ALL BOATitfG ••• FISHING ••• may not e•ceed '1 .50. •Any manufacturer' s coupon g,..tor then II 1 C INUI be re· dnmed at face value onty. oOnly one menufKturer's couponporHom. •Tho total vtluo of tho rntnuftc· tuNr' l coupon connot the purchaM price ot tho item. Monoy will not be refundoct. •Thle ort. dooa not apply to Po.,..., Supor Volue CoupOt-. fNe coupons. or ony compo~;. tor' • coupons. ~Thll offer ••clud• mo-tes. or any oth• item• JII'Ohibitod HUNTING ••• No· MONEY DOWN· ••c.od $50 PER MO. . ALL CAIIPsmS LfVEL I SHADED DIRECTIONS: Rt. 7 So. 5 Miles by . . .. oOffer II only good for product below Gellipolia croaa Raccoon Crk Bridge - Follow Signa. oil hand. No Rolnchoclto. •. OffiCI OPEII nLL Dill PH. 992-9949 lob Barton, Ow111r 2·5- -86-Hn FIR LANCE 350 PHOTOGRAPHER VHS HOME RECOIDER Traoolor1 35mm I 110 Pool· li10 lli•• to VHS Yidoo lapo >Wedding• SUPERIOR SIDING CO. EUGENE LOIIIIG VINYL & AWMIIIIIIIM Complete Remodeling Roofing of ell Types Complete Gutter Work in conflict with thi1 ordi· ASHLAND 190 MULIEIRY AVE. POMEIOY, OH. Worked in home area ,. 20 years " Free Estimatet" ••. , CALL COLLECT: Ph. 16141 843-5425 ANTIQUES BUY OR SELL Riverine Antique$! CAU 1 DAYS A WEU Pomeroy HOURS: Tues.·Wed.·Fri . 11 a.m. to 7 l _.m. • Sunday: 1 p.m.·7 p.m. · bJ Chanro or Appointment 4 / 1 / 1 mo. t. Wanted To Buy Wep1yc:1sh for l11e model clslft · u11d care. J im Mink Chtv.·Oida In c. Bill G•n• John10n DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 SERVICE LIMESTONE GRAVEL- SAND, TOP SOIL FILL DIRT IO.B·tfc KEN'S APPLIANCE All M•k•• •Washert •Oishwashen •Ranges •Refrigerators •Orvere •Freezers PARTS and SERVICE 4·5·11c THE DITCHING 24 HOUI TOWING & lOAD SIIYICE SERVICE USED TIRES NEW BATTERIES AU Types of Trtttchlng GAS· WATER ELECTRIC DRAINS Ius. Ph. 985-3113 Ho1111 915·3837 4-22-1 1110. p4. • G&M TV REPAIR 49835 St. lt. 124 ladne, Ohio 45771 949·3088 Bus. 949-2606 Home All llalt11 & lledels 24 HI. SEIYICE l ·IH ,..:-pl.' ACD ON TOWING 9C9·9070 or . 949-2045 4·11-1 1110. SSO Pagt St., Mid.lport Ph. 992-3537 4· 1-' 07· 1 mo. SAU$ I SEIVICE U. S. IT. 50 EAST GUYSYI.lt OliO AothorizM Will Dttro, ........................ ,........ ~ ., ''""' fl111 E••lt•••t Ptrta & Stffll'' ••artl L WrlteMI ROOFING NEW- .EPAIR Outten Down1pout1 Gutter Cleaning Peintlng FREE ESTI,.,ATES 949·2U3 or 949-2161 HHHft A llllldlll,i'Pirlil 3 Announcemant• I will not bt ,..,_.ibl• fiH any chbt• contftctecll for by lfiYOM 0111or ihon myiiOif. Rot« D . Ciorll. HO<oo lhop Opon, Ml'l 2. 1:00 PM, Jtckton County Fslr Ground. CoH1 ......... W. Va. lpa.,..odJ .C.H.C.t. a...tlan! .... 304-J72·4J7J, like you 11 httring ? Will, we nMd people wh.o w1nt to mtlle between ·~· to 11000. per No pie In the 1ky . This i1 rnl tnd 11 happening now. Where do you wtntlo b11i or 10 yeart from now? Well, •II we can qff" you 11 opportunity, upw1rd niobllhy. complatetralnlnganda chance to have tun while you are mlldng money . Opportunity 11 knocking. Call 114·992 ·6488, ••k for Mr. Anthcny for the relt of your life w..... 6689. Ellm Homett209 South 4th St. Middleport. Room and board for elderty and h~tndl ·cap. R•fer•n - ces. 614· 992-8873. 15 · Scfiools Instruction Retrain Now. Southeutern lui• lnett College. C1ll 814-448- 4317. . LEARN HOW·-· You can tend your c hild to 1 di1tlnctlve Chrlstlen Schoc l. Rivenlde Chri1tlan Academy , Milton. WV for halt the normel coat. Call now 304·743· 1107 Of 743· 3823 . f1.:=========-~=======~ .... "Ganrpolis.......... Y~td S1lt forti on In 2 yun . I""'· toyt, bllttl, lob McCorm c Ad. ltwn • riding mower, & Vicinity Fri. & S11. Yard S1lt, Newborna to 1dult1 clothn. btr stools. miac. Off Rt. 7 o n Addlton PK . IPPfOJt, 2 mllt1. ht Ad. to lift. Whitt houN with rtd batn bthlnd Addavlllt SC"hool. April 27 thru M.ay2 . Q.,ege Sale, 4 -Famlly , April 28 & May 2, lmi. btlow Galllpolla Rt. 7 . Quilt m•ttrllll, yarn, 1 variety ot lttmt . 3 Family Y~td l1lt, Fri. 6 Sat .. 9to1'. 10 miiH out on St. Rt. 211 btfata Marctrvlftt. Aeln t tnotll. New h1nd mad• qullt1. and latt of othlf thlngt. G1rage Stlt May 162, 9· 5. Antique, dl1hn , books, clo· thing. 1 'h mlltt Soulh of Alo Grtndt. Rt . 3215. Big Y1rd lilt Fri. & lat. Mty 1tt.2nd. Ni~t clothtt •••• small to large, thott , eutoma· tl1111 perta. llrn and otharnumtt· out lttmt, alao wheelchair, walker & hotplttl btd rUnt by electric. Tlmt 8tol. Corne to Thurm1n Itt Oratn HouH bttldt tht pott office. Thurt ., Fri., & 811. Nltr Nonh Gtllll High Sohool, ltont tHI· dtnet. Cabinet. HWfn1 INIctdnll, ttovt. Ph. 11 4 · 31181U. .......P.ome;o:y .......... Middleport & Vicinity ................................-· U11d Mobile Hom" Ph. 81•· bootie• tooii•CIOthtt·CI•plckup eep-fanca po1u. Amlqutt end U6·017&. Buying dally gold. s ilver coin•. rlng1. jtwelry, lttrllng wa,., old coina. l~rg• cuntncy . Top prl· en. Ed lurhtt Btrb., Shop, 2nd. Avt. Middleport, Oh. 81·· Buying junk care. Cell1fter &:00 pm, Colt 814·912-5848. OLD quilt• fctlh paid I11 4 · 2•5· 9448. collectfbln : J•rs· mllk bent... ttontwere-lnuffy lmlth lugt •nd more. CrtbtrH'I, Kerr Ad. Two unth1 mil• Wtu of Aodn*Y·IId-"Ad. 3 F1mUy Yttd 8111. Fri. • Itt. 9tol. woman•• girlsprenypklt [ illj ri iiYIII I'III :) I! I VI 1.1' , REPS NEEDED Plft-tim• AN nHdtd In a nice 100 bed, long•ttrm urt f.ellltw, BultvNI• Yll'd 811• 111 Fourth •·•rm Tu•• Thru Itt. Ave. wcm1n1 clothn, c hain HW, WoodtpiiHif, dl1h11 , tOOII, wtll o111en. ruge . Routh L1n1. Ch"hlrt . White O•k Rd. , third houtt on right. Urge Yltllty, 1ntlqutt, furnhura, dlthM, ttc. 1.4 mill oft Rt . 7 Otorgn Cratk Ad., Fri. & Sat., M1y 1•2. lam. Atin Clnt:lttd. May 1et • 2nd, 3YJ mil.. out 141 , 10f1 &. chair, mtttrnt eprlne. 1180 Toyot1. chlldrlft I adult clothing Ph . 514·441· 1811. L..rge Y~rd S.!e off 114 on lldwtii·Rodney Ad . Wl';'ntPhll· liPI • C1cll King, WoodCftftt. hoover waah•, bl1c1t • whitt TV , boy1 blut J11n1. dl1hn. c urtt lnt, qt. cMtnino Jtrt, Pftl• turt canner. YC)u n..-nt It, wt htvt It Thura. Fri. 6 Itt. 3 Ftmlty, Acluh • GhKchtnl clothlng, houMhcld lt1m1, mit e. Off 110-At. 325. NE of Vinton, Frl a Itt . Dff•• row Mora'1on At . 7 , by Memory e ,...,ly, M001 1ot ond 2nd. Rout• 7 acrou from Memorial Otrdtna. Clune, IN ei1e aumm• end wlnttr OIOthtn• Cbaby, tloys. girtt, ladlt1, men), toyallile " "· furnlturt tor houM 1nd bllty. Otrtgt 1-'• Thurldev, AprK 30. Frld.y. May 1 and llturd~. May 2 . 315 Condor lt ., Pomttcy. Urge lala. PlnaOrove,.d., nut to the Tlrt hrn . lebo~ fumltu,., gun rick , ltuc k mkrort. etnnlnt J•rt. P'"""'' Ctnn.,., tn\leh mort. Follow _.nt. Phon6 114· · ... 112·1344. Mov 1otond Ind. 2 ftmiiiH . April lOth tnd Mey 1st. Behind Rutllndf:ltmtfttlry. Rtln Ctnctlt. 8 ·4p.m. Ntld 10maan• to brulf1 · hog 2 1crtt in Bldw.. ..-... Ph. 014-448·21 01 afttr 8pm. ADOLESCENTS One ot 1tat1'1 llfgllt mott conprthtfttiW · mtnYI htttth Pf'Oif'lml oft• k-It ground floor opponuni1y In 1 ntw Outpatllf1t· Adcklc"" PfOOUM. JCAH t ocredhtd program chM· l•ng lng te1m trt a tm1nt approtch requlrln9 lht follow ing lui·Umt poeltjofta: CLINICAL aOCIAL WORKlA · Mev 11t. and 2nd. Late• fMIMy , lott ol ohlkiNnt c~th•. Woad- Mey 1tt end 2nd at Don "•• tttldanct on At , 12.4, Mln1r1· 'lille. lpontored by Mlnttt~llt Church women. • Pelrlct Vlllagt Ywd Slit, Thuu. Fri. & St~ . , follow signa off 1•1 . PSYCHOTHERAPY a~oo am-4 :00 pm. Furnhurw. houHhold, clothll end loti of ml10 . Zll Union Ave .. PomtrC)y. 3 from Ktmptr Hollow Poner Ad. good Hnefittavlll tbl•. Conttet Mtry O'lrllln, Director of Nur• lng, 8 Gifllc Hill• Nurtlnu Center. Monday thru Frklay . M1n1g• Tr•ln... FuN·Tlme tlll · perlen ct detlrtd. E• c •ll•n t wagn, Good fringe blf'lefitt. Mutt btnH'I, elttna. alllft. ltnd reply to lox T·l02, Cart of Otlllpollt Dally Tribune, 826 Tf)lrd Avt., Qalflpollt, Oh. 3 ftmlly yerd ult. Mty 1, 2, end Osrdena . Aaln aeno.le. Moving 8alt, Thun. l=rl. I 811, Zml. from Porter oft 114 on 11 Help Wanted Yltll, glatWfertt, ntw qulh1. clothing. tome toyt, hin cen· celt. Kerr lethe! Ad. bttween Yllfd Salt, Fri. • Itt. Olrlt & Y..-d S_.t Frldt~y, 8 ·4 . Krlttl Or. fh . 31 Wnt , 2mi. ~~~ hcapital. Smt• riding mowtr. ch Hdrtnt clothn. Y1rd 8elt 147 Stcond Ave., S.C .. Mty 2 . 1 · 3. Nlc tlnftnt 6 tOdd..,. ctothn. 3 Ftmity-Gittgt: S al .• Adutt ' c hlldrtn• clothtt, f•m equip .. houN plantl. l · lpm. Porter Itt tid• M. E. Church. • 1 V. mlltt Hy1..1 Aun. Thur. fiEri. Woment. children• clathll. 114·112·1271 . -Lirgt------·1 •3 f1mily ysrd ult: ltby clolhet, Jr. mill okJthlng, mena. clothmQ, l1mp1, rtc.ord pll'ftr, 12 lneh color TV, FM elf rtdlo, Cflfttman rWfna mow•r. ttotm door . llhchen appllence~j oloct., wooden Crtftl, Eto. l.att hOUM on Minlf'tvlllt Rd. Mty ht. 11nd 2nd. 1:00-1:00. · l f1m lly. Frldey tnd ltturd-w I ·Z. N1•t tc rid~ tllt5on In lr1dbury. Alin cenctlt. Saturday , May 2. 48• . . teh St. Mlddhopan. 1:00·1<00. At John luttln on lucc"' Ad .. long lottom. May 1at. end 2nd. · Good. clttn m• ehlndiH . S11urd1y s nd 8undty. Bradbury Aold jutt be'fort the achool. l1by, c hildren' a, tdU ~I t:IOttllrtg end mlact llantoul. ......P.t ·Piaasaiif ..... ••&o· & Vicinity 2 Ylf'd Balli Hllttop Or. V•ml. out N1lghbothood Rd . off 141 . May 1-2, 1 -1, bllby cloth ... wom11n1, •m•ll m11n1, Jttrao, commodes, bttint, awning, TV, iuppoowo•o. ························-·-·····-· 01rage Sal•. two fOtm el gowns •nd mlec. Fr l and S tt. 40 AtQulrt MSW, MA, or Ml In lthtiilor•l l oisnc•t"· CIInlcal Ptyehology with 1lltnt 2 ytlft pott-mllftlra tJtPtf"ltnOtl prlmlt• ltv whh tdolttetnts In W.dMd· uti, group •nd f.,ltv Pftf••btv with .ubstlnce abuM Y•d l11111t . • lun .. 10·1. At 7 tlmottto Eurtke. MIIC. ittm1. Y11d latt, l20 Founh Ave. MIV 2 . l · lpm . C lo1hlne. toyt, tPol ltnc... Yard Sale. Wid. Thurt , Frl. 2304'/r M1dl10n AYt.. 9 :00 1Y1 crtdentlllt. Oertt• I ale 2 milt from 141 o n No)fhboohood Rd . Apr . :10 . Mov 1 · 2 . loti cf dtfflrtnt Hems. Olgenlc Otrqe Salt. twlmtnlng 1)004, biC)ICI", old qu ilt lops. toye, 1ttr10, lots of mlec, AprM 28, 28 , 30. Thlfd houH off Rt. 17 Leon ltdtn Rd on riQht . .,.,,,mtnt. PIYCHOI.OOY AI lilTANT I AtQykt MA. or Ml In CttnkM PoychoiafY ptuo 2 BOGGS qutlily Work w1nlld mowing, odd joba . tight h1ullng. Melga. Gatlie a nd M11on Coun1ies . 114 -992- Vtre Vll'l Mtttr, Com• 8th and Coli-s~•. lyracutt, Ohio. Mty 1, ~IYCHOLOOY GEARY'S BODY SHOP Situation• Wanted Qerag• 81te. M1y 1 end 2 . 100'• of lteme: howtewlrtt· · tiont tviiiM4e tl the · M-vort Office. 985-3561 12 2282 . TOP CASH p1ld fOf '83 modtl and new., u11d oar1. Smhh luldi·Pontiac, 1911 Eatttm · Av1., O•lllpolit. Cali IIJ1 ... ·•4t· M-F, 8.-n to !pm (Central Stlnd1rd Tlmel . Entertainment Wed .. Fri. &Sat. Ni&hl 9:00P.M. to 1:00 A.ll. The Medallion Band 12.00 Cover 2374 . ·10Cooklng utenllls, ltrga tilt olothlng, TupPtrw•r• dlshn, llaotrkl grill, I gat. htavy lluml, num kttde, electric tWMptr, Chrlttmtt atnmla novelll•, 814-441 -3172 Pool and p•rlc dlrt etor, Mlddl• port Munlc lp11 Pool. AppNc,. ICUI OUT fOl fUIUIE USE) Someone who drlvea to liv• in 1nd ~.,, for lady, room 1nd bo1rd, 1m111 11ltry. 304-175- Ytrd Salt. 1105 Teodort, near the golt ~ovrH , on Mey 1 • 2 . Curtain•. btdtprttdl. hout• hold Item•. boys and tdultt clothing, •ntiqu11 tnd col'-ctore lttma. vldod. Call: 1-812·131 ·1170. 3-9-'87-2 mo. pd. t Porch Salt, 80 l oeult S t ., Jtwelry, antiqu11. mlac. FrldiY & 61turdiV. M1y 1 & 2, 8 :30 to 1. For bu1ln"t Mtountl . Full· time. UO. 000- 180,000- Pttt· tlm1 . t12 . 000· •11 , 000· No St!Ung, fiPtlt bt.linMI· Itt your own hout1. Training pro· RUSS MOORE 992·2526 Hey Youll 11 th•t whtt enthuat•ltlc, energ1Uc Pl!r•on Ctth In 1 dal thl Auction way. Click'• Auct on Strvlct. 304· 896· 3430, LletniiNO. 75. ·87. 992-7632 1124 East Main ht. 1449. 3 F1mlly Y~rd Sale. 4VI mMt• out Rt. 141 Ill Wllk . •Graduations •Valutbltt •Ins. Claims •Specitl hants Hiring! Gcvernment jobs-your tree. 116,000.-118,000. Phone Clll retundtble. j602)838·88815 Public Sale & Auction REBUILT & REPAIRED SUGAR RUN Government Jobs . t18 ,040 · t59,230 yr. Now hiring . Cell 806-887-1000 EJtt. R-9805 for current flderallitt. LOST C11lco C•t nam~ Cleo, blind In one eye. 304-875- 1O.t& aher 5:00. 8 AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS N•td three ~eoplt to inst•M tnltfgy man1gament equipmtnt. 116. an hour or Plid per in1YIItlion (low vohege) . For int•rvitw call 1-40•·982· 6891 . 8328 . Found: ltditl wat~h In Pomttoy buain111 ••ction. Call and dlt· crlbe, 114· 892-3233 or even· lngi 61 4· 882 -710?- 982 . 3471. VINYl SIDING SIDING CO. adopted. I I 0 I~ I 2 I I I I.. __________ ..JI I I ' ' mMS Waad·Crorhtt·Ouilting Electronic Organa Mobile service HI-I mo. An Ordinance to Adopt a New Chap1er in the Fire Pre· venti.on Code on Fireworks in Order to Comply with Current State law. Be it ordained by the v ention Coda of the Codified Ordinances, a c opy of which is avail1ble at the mayor' • o ffice for review. is hereby ·---------- -· I I I I I TVs, Antennas Satellite Sales Installation Service BISSELL· ORDINANCE No . 1182-87 S~~j: . l ThatChaprer 16t9 of Pt" Fifteen - Fire Pre- I I I I I I I I II r·m. J.R.'s REPAIRS INSULATION I I . (Sugar Run Areo ) HOURS: Wod.-Thurs.-lri. 10 a.m. to 5 Saturday 10 .111. io 12 NOON Othtr tim11 by «honu or call "2:S73'• for appointmtni. NANDCilnED COUNIIY *BlOWN IN 0 I 2 91 THE HAT RACK CONTROLS tNSTALLlRS . BtHI7· &176 . AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR 6·17-tfc Mature e"lllperien~ttd penon 10 Cafe for infant, 4 daya e week. ~If . requ ired Ph . 8U-448 · 3618. Lo1t: Norweeion Elk Hound . Black and arev. Ha1 collar 1nd dog tags. &1.t·98& ·4162 or If. 124, Pamoroy Ohio Alto Trm111luloft PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 AVON: Benefits. "1-employad. in11.1flnce evalltble, prir11. goo.d earning, own produc:t1 at colt. Call 61•· . .6-21 58 . '· bu1ine11 section. C1ll and ittt cribe. 614 -992· 3233 or even· ingt 814-992· 7807. LOST, nt of hov11 •nd vehi cle ktyl , If found pltllt drop off tl Regl111r OHice. 1· 13·tfc *ALUMINUM SIDING "0 I ... ( Bouquet VINYL & AlUMINUM SIDING •The totol volue of tho coupon • • •• 'C (IJP(fi ••••••• • ••••• • • •••• • . GOLD .DAL ': FLOUR •• •• • s Ll. Fltml I&L BLOWN INSULATION COUPONS Doughnuts ••••••••••• • • ~ Pay Your Cabla & Phone Billi Here • . 1IUSINESS PHONE (614) 992-6550 lEliDENCE PHONE (614) 992·7754 SANDBLASTING - Dry BleSiing, Wet Blasilng, and -~ LISA M. KOCH, M.S. . DOZ. • •• • •• C(JJP(fi •••••• . . . . . ... ' . . . . . . . .... ' ••• • ••••• ·····cooP(I;······· ·····couf(fi······· • . • • • PURINA : DELMONTE • ••• : DOMINO SUGAR • • CAT FOOD· • CATSUP • s Ll. limit 1 Ptr Customer . z l"l I"' I :: .ft. I Bananas •••••••••••• !·~ •• 29( .~..::.,~ LSl Daint Hearing Aid Selection CJ Swim Molds · Interpreting Services .. 89( We C1rry Fi1hing Supplie1 PAINTING - All types including space age insulating Computerize~ ' SALES & SERVICE ways SIDING - Vinyl , Aluminum. -and Wood BOWLING!! • Middloport, Ohio 45760 CARPENTRY- Additions, Garages. Sun Docks CONCRETE WORK- Sidewalks; Basements and Drive· =I g -----------J 32 oz. BTL. 168 North Sorond • Pomeroy, Ohio 4·15.' 86.fc I < I > I r- I ~ I >1,. . lo 0 I ••• •• PLUMBING & HEATING 992.6215 or 992-7314 Ul = r-1• I I I I R. C. Products •••••• 79< Free Estimetes - Fully Insured 1 .. o 4-16-87 -1 mo. ROOFING - Shingl••· Rolled Roofing. Gutters and In· sulating Roof Caating y:, C. YOUNG Ill 1 1ii Middleport, Ohio HUD ALL GHEEN'S PAINTING; INC. Residential - Commercial - Industrial - Addont and remodeling - Aocfing and gutter work - Concrete work - Plumbing and electrical work !Free Estimates) ~I= -1:: 992-6173 3-27-2 mo. CARPENTER SERVICE 1 I .ft. ~I I "0 I I 0 I I 2 I I I I I .·I...._ _________ JI I I I I I I 1 I' Frank •les •••••••••••••••• 99< 2 UTER Hobson Drive Call 992·6952 Leave message on machine if no answer. Happy Ads · z ,.---------...I I SUPERIOR ·punc h•.••••••.••••••••••• 69< LARRY'S CARPET OUTLET All types Carpentry, Plumbing and Electrical Repair 25% Off for Senior Citizens. Free Est. 5 9 29 ttawaiian We 'II Sell You A Used Car or Fix Your Old One 4-6- ' 87-1 IT!O . I I I r- conditioning for mobile or modular homes, 2% Price: et069 .96 plusiax. r----------1 I I I < > St. Rt. 33, Parneror. OH. · or 3 ton units installed on pad & ready to cool. ~----------J I I I HElL- Package air ' 5, 10 AND LIFETIME WARRANTY ON CARPET 8o PADDING Expert Installation Up to 36 Months Financing Available 1UNEUPS to tRANSMISSION CALl 992-7403 Apt. CALL (6141985-4222 S c: STAINMASTER ·_ WEAR DATED Automotive lepair & Service pumps, ancl air conditioning. All work guaraniHd. POMEROY HOME REPAIR MOHAWK CARPETS SANDY'S AUTO SALES auidonlial and !mall I Ill 0 I • ~ I Iii "0 I , .ft. Kin•n• . 304 ·115-3778. HEAnNG & COOLING I I ~ I I GRADE A .. •. I ~L l"l I Fryer Parts ••••••• !·~ •• 39( Whole Fryers .••. :~ .• 49 4t68. I I I ·~ 0 I I I MIXED Small cuta pup pill to gtve aw1y to good home. Can 61 • ·985- E r-lz • WI .II 6t4·44e·0303 . < > I .. I I I 4683 1. 2 m•l• ca.t1 dec:lew•d, lhOtt . Giveeway to good home Ph. MONEY tor coll~e. Cell the Amw N•tiOn1l Ou1rd tor FA EE i"form~tlon PICket . 1·800-142· yo•• ,..... mt1tlfl t JCPifienct; tndudlng crtclent'-11 fOf tettk'lt. I!:.,. ritftCI to be with en adoleectnt ........ian profl!obly In ........ tftnt tnYironm.tn4 wtth t _ . etanct lbu• cr.ttmlat AM potlt:ioM aff•a co...... ltNt selr;' _. DOf'llllttthtnelw berttfitt. A ~ end poiWM work tn'tttoniMM I!Vtth futuN opportunity. a.nc1 bfltf reeumt In confldtnct to: R. Wkwwoo4, V11d ltlt Thurt. Apr. 30. Fri . • 111 . Behind Caktwtll Tru~k Shop, If rein witt bt IMide. Y•d 1• tum l.tt n A.yt FumHurt At 7 , .... It Addtv Mil ldtoof fifl1 bflck houM complttety pett tchoo4 Oft lth. Lou INby tlernt, lnfnuhUdrmt, wo"*"'· Jr't. men1dothlng. lamps, 10p11 furnltutt. so,_... thing for .veryoM. Thun .• Fri., Montoi Hullh lwvlcoo. 1:141 • lol. I·! Founltln alvd., lprln1fltld11 ::.:::::.;:..:__ _-:-~-:-­ OIIia 4110ol., no. O.rot~ Ill• Mov 1•2 • ·&pm. ~t . Ill 1ft Rodney. lmoii kido lomeonetocaftfortldertyitdy, . . .. Meternhy clothw. all -to0<7dOII'IIW..... Cooiolot • light hofot•h11pln1 requirtrd. Coill14· 4441·0111, '1: ' ·' --blcycioo. bodooom tun. ntMt refWWIINd, miiC· lt.,.. • Burdtttt .t.ddn. 3:00 . .Oigentic Garage late, ewlm· mlng pool, blcyc.... old Qulh topt , toy1. t ttrtO, lots of mit e. April 21, 21, 30. Thifd houttoff At . 17 leon ltdtn Rd on r\vht. 3 flfflllyYifd late, Thurtand Frl, Two miln from Potnt PltHinl out At. 2 on tht rtghl. . o.,.,, Salt, 2123 Maple Avt, · : Thurt, Fri. 81t. Uttlt of every· thing. OoOd mlac html. s.... Ytrd Fri and Itt, 108 PttaNnt It, Point PlttNflt 1:00-1:00. ' �'l Page- 12-,--The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio LAFF·A·DAY 18 Wanted to Do Jim't odd jobs painting, drive· way resealing, t;llrpenter work P, · roof re pa ir. tnntl & hedge • I3J upe rienced . Calt 614 · 379 · 2416. PSYCH I A 1'11.1<- Rooms fer ,ent. day. week. month . Gtllia Hotel . Call 614448·9716. Rent aalowat 1120 month . Ph . ~14 - 446 - 2750 . Pit~no . lessons In minute~ outside 47 Space for Rent mw- hoHHt, five of Gallipolis. Call 614-446-6638 work. nr 448-7649 home. Office Space for Rent . Excellent lor Attornevs. Accountant, e:tc . Close to CoUrt Houte. Cell Wiseman Real Estate Agen<:v . 614-446-3644 . Man IQ mow grau . Ermta l McKinnfty . 76 Court St. Call 614-446-3668 . lawn Care Ph . 61 4 -446-4076 . Mobile Homo lot Plant Subdivi· sion, wooded, concrete pad. county water availiible Ph. 614· 245-5865 or ~46 · 0239 . Will do babysitting in my home Any age, any shift . 6 Years experlonce. Ca ll ef tcr 5pm Ph 614-388-9373 . CIIWI'IW'f'--.;....;..•ttw: ~~...:n.;. Financial 21 Business Opportunity I NOTIC E ! PUBLISH · THE OHIO VALLEY tNG CO. recammonds that you do bu tinest with peo ple vou know, and NOT to tend money through th e mall until you have investigated th e o Hering Grocery and Carry Out Buainesa lor sale in Cheater. Ohi o. l ocated adjacent to State Routo 7 , For more in for rnation, call 1· 614 -687-3933 afttu 6:00pm. Own your own joan-sportswear. ladie1 apparel . mens. children &· maternit y, large ,ilf! IJ, petite, dan cewear·aeroblc, bridal, lin· g&~i8 cr acce11ories t tore. Jord· ache. Glrano. Calvin Klein, Ser· glo Valent&, Evan Picone. Lil Claiborne. Gasoline. Heolthtel! over 1000 o le,.. $14.800 to &26 ,900 Invento ry, !raining. tix1ure1. grand opening etc. Can open 15 d&y s. Mr. Sidney [404) 262 4489 . OPPORTUNITY ~NOC~ING . High profit dealeuhip Potential evallabe in J county area. No 1peclfic investme nt . Complete lintt of proven Anergy aeving products for lhe hom o and s mall businen. Cell Dannv Gibson at 1 ·404·952· 5691 . 22 Money to Loan 8600 00 AVAILABLE FO R CHRISTIAN EDUC ATION .. . It you ar lt lnteros ted in send ing your child to an exceptionAl tchool for half the cost , All other benefits frt~e . Cell now colloc t 304. 743· 8107 or 743-'3 823 . Milton. WV . 23 Professional Services " A little Dotigrt", int erior detig n busin ess for people on limited budget . Independently own&d. 304 -676-6636 . RIVERSIDE ACADEMY MAY BE FO R YOU . Apply now tor S500.00 scholarthip at River· 1lde Academy . Cell 304· 743· 8107 Ot 743 ·3823 . Ca rpet installntion . 304· 676- 6804, Real Estate 31 Homes for Sale New lOR 2 Ctlr g&rage, bri c: k fro nt, front porch. ni ce lot. 6 mllet South o f Gallipoli s $47.600, Ph. 614 -446-8038. Two nice 2 OR hom es with 2 cer garage & wtHkthop, 4 .383 acna on Rt . 218 . Ph . 614 -446 -!1686. tl 000. Down · $2 13. per. mo. smftll 2 bedroom house. Cnrpttl & air conditioner· 100' 1!150' l ot , 6 miles hom town. 614· 446·8698 9am to 6pm . 3 BR Houso wilh 32 acr es for ta le. In Eurakft ncrou h om th e dam. 131 ,900 Ph . 614 -446· 2206 . 3 BR Brh;k, 1 y, baths. CA . nonr Hul;r:er M edict~l Co nl or. Fenced In htwn , 848,600. Cell 6 14· 265-6266 . 3 BedrO(hn with ana c:: hod (lllr· age. forced air gas, tlrAp lace. hardwood floor~ , in 1o wn $27,000. Ph. 614 -.446-1171 ur 448-4306 . Modern 3 bedroom home hRm e. lg. kitchen plenty of c11blneu . refrigerator, electric range. dis· poJal. dining room . 2 lull baths. c•rpeted, full basement finithod, CA, new gu furnace. lan ced In backyard. lg. C: ftrport . Reedy to movt In to, good loc11tlon on Suntet Dr, on Second Ave. Ph. 614-446-2573 o• 446 -117 1. 3BR , 2 IJathl, g11rage. lg. klt(l hen , dining room , lg. liv ing room, AC . 9YJ% ln utrB!ll S3000 down & take over payments. Ph. ''Thi~ is 'reality therapy/ and life is unfair. That's why I'm raising my fee again, Mr. Horicon." I~;;::~:::::;::::::::,-::~:::::::::::::::::1 31 Homes for Sale 2BR . Ranch Style HousE!, full b.nement . 2 baths, one att11chod ga rag e & breenway . S u rrounded by tland of pines on 13 acres_ Pond. new tence, barn. Call davs 6 14-446 · 2107 Clf evoningt 246 -6600 Mid dleport , reflrtithed inside, 6 rooms. bath, large porch, gar· age. work s hop. good lo cation Call 614 ·992-2602 3 bodruomtJOustl. 2110 N. Ma in St .. Pt. Pit . $30 ,000 .00. 304· 468 · 1875 . " No Rea ltors PleasA" 3 bedrooms. 2 car garage. basement. 1 acre lot. four miles from Point Pleuant, priced in mid· fifti es. Call304-675 -5835. 32 Mobile Homes for Sale NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL 'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES, 4 MI. WEST. GALLIPOLIS. RT 35. PHONE 614 -446-7274 . For sole by owner. 1979 Buddy 141170, 3 BA . 1 1/, baths. total elec. wood ttorage thed, wood 7'h x8. perch, underparteling. some furn ishings, located lot 4, P~~rk lane Mobile Coun . Call 61 4 -446-3066 after 1 pm . 1984 141!86 Mobile Home. fenced vard. 3 lots. At. 160 at Eve rgteen Ph. 614· 446 ·1339 or 446-1528. 1976 Buddy Mobile Home· 141166 with 12x32 add on, wuher and dryer and wood· burner included. Call 614· 446· 8427 11l1er 6pm or 446-1279 1983 Nashu a 3Br . In good condition. Call614·266· 1448. 1976 , 12x80 mobile homo for sa le. 92200. Call 614· 992· 69 41 1974 12x65 Eagle. 2 bedroom, tolal uhtctrlc::, 1 bath, wood stove and 2 decks . Ca ll 614-949· 2 149. 1974 GrAnville 14 x70, 3 bedroom . 1 v, b11th. all elect ric. Must be moved: $6200. 080 . Call 614-985 ·4367 , 1 2x.60 mobile hom e with 12x24 add ilion, sitt ing on 100x200 lot , 818 ,500.00 . 304 -675-7669. 1976 Ho lly Park treiler , ex cellent <:onditlon, tolal electr ic, centr&l Air. 36x8 porch, 2 small out buildings , 1 -16x20 build ing with do g p An Attllch ed to bllt:k. Setting on approx . v, ecte. lo cated on Jim Hill Rd . 1 mile$ from Httndetton . W ill taka used <:a r or truch tr nde ln. Call 304 -676· 4848 1986 Ctlamplon mobile home. Throe bedrooms. extra nice. $16,900. Financi ng ava ilable. 304 - 676·44BO . 33 Farms for Sale 7 1 acres Guy11n Cr110k at Glen wood has wells , sp rings. b11rn1 11 nd build ings Ph. 304. 622- 1916. 20 flcre larm Hann an Trfl tt Road. Glenwood. W. Va. for more inform11tion c all 304· 7735118 cr 773 -6188 afler 5:00. 93 ac res. 7 miles on Rt . 62 from Point Pleau nt. Timber, miner· als. well, teptlc. Owner financing. 137.200. 14,200 down and 1242.22 per month. 304-6266367 . I 110 acres. Leon Baden Rd., House & outbuilding, Stream througtl proper ty 304 -468.1066. 34 Business Buildings 614-446-2472 . 3 Bedroom 1 acre Harrisonv ille lUll 816.600. Ph. 614· 742· 3168 ~ For sale by owner : 2atorv .hou se in Middlep ort ovedooking park. 30 vr. guarn teed vlnyle siding. w·W carpet , 1 '1.1 b11th , unique WMdWOt k. 614· 992 · 5126 Government hornet from $ 1. iU· tepeltl Delinq uent 11111 prop orly . Repoll&lllone. Call 806· 687·6000 Ex t. GH .·9805 lor curr ent utpo !Itt . 3 BR ., recreation roo m, kitchen. dining room. huge front And back porch . 8x1 0 wooden build lng. yard with chain llnlt fence. fhut lc Hi111, Syracute. Ohio. 614 · 949 -2910 between 9 · 4p.m. 6 14 · 992 · 5~66after• : oO p.m. Com mercial bulldlngt for leue. Downtown Pt. Pleasant. Storet. offices. A·One Real Estate. Caro l Veage1, Bro ker. Call 304· 675 · 6104. 747 lnddustrl11l tto rag e 12 foot over head, door, 3 ph111te1 of fl lectri c. 1 8x48 steel building 614 - 446 - 2362 For appointment . Re t t4urant & Tavlfn for tale. Intere sted parlles write Bol! P23 In care of Pt. Pluunt RBgister, 200 M11ln St . Pt . Pl., WV. 35 lots & Acreage Ashton building lots. mobile homes permitted . Clyde Bowen. J•. 304-676·2336. Ren1.11s 614·992-7160 2239. Houses for Rent Furnished House $186. 2BR . 131 Rear4thAve .. Gallipollt Ph . 446-4416 after 7pm. Shoestring Ridge Countrv Hom e, 2BR . Lg . l ivingroom . new carpeting, fenced ye rd. prefer adultt, references re· qui red S 100 deposit, 6200 renl . Pav own utilities . Ph . 814 -4461768 8pm to 10pm. Nowlv redecorated 3 -4 BR . family room . Plenty of 1torago space. Ni<:e location . Ph. 814 · 446 ·7026. 2 story house tor rent. 17 acres. Rutland area. &225 . per month . Cell J o Ann Stewart at 814 742 -2421 . Unfurnished , 2 bedrooml, all new paint. Will accellt 1 or 2 children. No inside pets. Deposit req uired. Call614-992-3090. Houses and apartments for rent in Pomer<ly and Middleport. Call 614-992-2403 . 2317 Mt. Vernon Ave, 2 bed· rooms, gas furnoce. AC . carpet. nice yard. $260.00 ref. and dep . 304-675-2651. 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 2 Bedroom 66x14. AC , quint neighborhood. Reference& deposit required. Close to Rio Grande . Adultt prefefred. Ph. 614· 246·6866 or •46·0239 . 2 Bedroom Mobile Home. Ret. & Oep. re(luired , Call 614-2661922 , ~Trailer 11bove Krogeu in Pom &roy for rent. Total electric. Cell 614-992-6215 . 2 bedroom traile r for rent in Racin•. Call 614 -992-6039. 2 bedroom treiter. couples , 1 small child, lOCU!It Rd, Rt , 1, Point Pleasant. 304-675. f076 3 bed room treiler Plymnla Road . Gallipolis ~B"Y · 304-676-3693. Small house. located Rt . 36 near Beech Hill. &150. per month. 304 -676 -1900, Two bed room trailer, adultl , deposit requ ired . 304 · 676· 2636 . 2 bedruom furnished mobilo home. 14 Burdette Addn. Pt. Ph. 304 ·676 -8372. 2 bodroo'm mobile hom a 141!62 , utilities paid. prefer farm work in exchange tor rant , references req uired, 304 ·676· 2960, 44 Apartment for Rent 1 Bedroom basic rent t176 .00 plus electric. Also required a $200.00 security deposit . CON· TACT: Ja ckton Ettatet Dept. Ph 446 · 3997 E;quo l Hou tlng Opportunity. Furnlttled & unfurnlt hfld apu .. t150 .00 and up . references Ph . 304· 676 ·7738 or 304- 675· &104 A·1 Real Estate . New apartment: completely turn. Re i. & Dep. 1 Df 2 adult• only , Call 814 ·446· 0338. Furnished Apt . 1 OR . 701 Fourth Ave .. Gallipolis. &226 UtUit iH Pd . Ph . 446-4416 alter 7PM . 740 Second Ave. 1 BR .. t18& : per m o. Deposit required . Call 61 • -446·4222 between 9·5. 2 & 3 BA . unfurnished aptM· ments , snd 2 8ft furnlthed apartment. Call 61 4·446·0284 . 3 roomt & bath, tto¥e & refrigerator furnishe. Ut ilities paid, No children, no peu. Ph. For lllll!t • lim'ettone, nnd. gravel, fill dirl, firewOOd. Deli· vertld. 304·676· 4412 . 5 p·c living room suite $260.00.. New 5 pc dinning room set 0110.00. 304 -676 -6268. W.Va. Call304 -773-5651 . Spa<:ious 'Mobile Hom e lolt for rent, large recreation and pic::nic aree, free lot give away. 304, 675-3073 after 6 :00PM . --------------------Space for rent. tra iler spaces. Locust Ad. Rt. 1, PojntPieasant. 304· 6:76· 1076 . 47 Wanted to Rent Merc handi se 51 Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olive St., Gallipollt. New & used wood-coal stoves. 6 pc:: wood LA suite t399 , bonk beds $199, recliners new 8t used bedroom tuites. wr inger washon , 81 ahoet . ' New il.vingroom suites 8199 · 6699, lamps. Call 614 · Jenny linn baby bed with mattress. &I!C cond, no.oo. Phone 304-576-2416. Hind quarter of beef for sale. call 304·676· 2837 aher 6 :00PM . Build ing Materials Block. brick, sewer pipes, windows. linte ls, etc. Claude Win · lert. Rto Grande, 0 . Call 614· 246-5121 . Concrete blocks all tlzee yard or delivery. Mason sand. Gallipolis Block Co.. 123V1 Pine St ., Gallipolis. Ohio Call 614·446 · 2783. Re ady mix concrete and all concrete supplies. Call us Valley Brook Cement and Suppliet, 304 -773-6234 , Valley Furniture, now & used. Larg e section ol quality furn iture . 1216 Eu torn Ave .. Gallipolis. GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washen , dryers. refrigerat ors, rang es . Skaggs AppliM ces. Upper River Ad . boside Stone Cre st Mole l. 614 ·446-7398. LAYN E'S FURNITURE Sofas and chairs priced from U96 to $995. Tables ISO and up to 1125 . Hide·a · beds 8390 to S6lil6 . Recliners 8226 to S376. lamp• 828 to t126. Dinettes 8109 and up to 8495. Wood table w-6 chaiu 8285 to $796. Desk 8100 up to 8376. Hutche1 $400 and up. Bunk beds complete w -mattreues S296 and up to 5395 . Babv beds $1 10 & 81 7S. Mettrettel or box springs full or twin S63, firm S73. and $83 . Quean !lets 8225. King t360 . 4 drawer chest t65. Dressers S89. Gun cabinets 8 . 1 0. 12 gun . Gas orelectrlcrange &376 . Babv mattresses S36 & &46 . Bed frames 820, 830 & King frama t60 . Good teleetin of bedroom 1uitos, met1l ca-binets, heedboards 830 and up to S65 . Used Furniture: wood table & 2 banchet. beds. & dretser. 3 miles out Bulaville Rd. Open 9AM to 6PM , Mon . thru Sat. 614·446-0322 . Parsons Furn iture 141 S Eattern Avonue Mattress & Box Springs- S99 . 95 Set Oragonwynd Cattery Kennel . CFA Himalayan, Persl11n and Siamese kittens. AKC Chow puppies. New Chow puppies. Call 614 ·446 ·3844 after ?PM . Groom end Supply Shop-Pet Grooming . All breeds ... AII atyles. Juli e Webb Ph. 614-446· 0231 . AKC Registered Rottweihu. Int . Ch . Kastanion B&um bloodline $400. Male 3mo. Ph . 614-388- 9354 . Registered English Springer Spaniel Pups . Excellent hunting ~toe k . F. T. Champions Dad & Grandparents from England Call 614-446-1393. Aef:llttered Beagle Pupa, 3mo . old. 2 male. 1 female . 850 , eac:h. Ph. 614-246-9678 . Male Pitt Bull dog. 304-8953530 . 57 Musical Instruments PIANO FOR SALE . Wanted: Responajble party to &lsume small monthly payments on ll ieno. See locally, Call manager at 61B-234 ·1306 anytime. 69 For Sale or Trade Plane ticket to San Diego for S200.00 Ph. 614-446-0193 . Bunk Bed with Bunk•· $199.95 New Chest· 8 48 .00 New Livi ng Room Suites· $179 .95 Farm SUPill ies & L1v eslo ck Kenmore Wether & Dryar 1yr. old 1600. heavy duty, Stove & refrlgeretor 1yr. old 1600. Ph . 614 -446-8621 or 446-4778 . 61 Farm Equipment Good used floor model & portable color TV't Ph. 448· CROSS & SONS U.S. 36 Watt, Jackson, Ohio. 1149. 614-286-6461 . Used 10fa •nd recliners. Corbin & Snyder Furniture. Ph . 6 14· 446-1171 . 19 Inch Motorol• Quasar T.V. with ttand $100. 6 pe. bedroom suite with box springs and mattress $200. Call 614-992 · 2413 after 6 p.m. 54 Misc. Merchandise Callahan's Used Tire Shop. Over 1 . 000tires . s i ~:es12 . 13 , 14. 15. 16. 16.6. 8 mile• out Rt. 218. Call 61 4 -256· 6261 . Plattlc cistern ttate 'approved. plastic teptlc tankt, plastic culverts, metal culverts. RON EVANS . ENTERPRISeS. Jack· son, Oh. 614·288-5930. Harballfe and wallp•per lntlalla· tlon. Ph . 61.t -4•&· 3131 or 448 -2200 or675 -2480. Utility Bldg. Spl: 30' x40"x9 ', 18x8 Overhead door, Servi<:e Door. •6333 Erected. Iron Hone Bldgs. 614-332-9746. 300 gallon tpraver tank with car1 aod 20ft. boomt t296 . Ntw Holland 270 hay liner with model 60 bale kicller .~ •1 .295.00. JoAn Deere r•lke t860. Jotm Deere Hay condl· lloner $1350. Cell 814· 288· 6622. M 1 uey Ferguton 65 tractor w ith plows. disc & cultlv•tor. corn pl1nter, bush hog $3800.. 315Mallrtferguson0itHiwlth 6ft . ~ finith mowtf t 38150. Call 1514·280· 81522 . 41 Houses for Rent 3 bdr. ranch, Rodney Vifl•gell , U86 mo. plut deposit. Aeferen· cts required. Call Blackburn R11ltv 814·-46· 0008. Unfurnished houtt, 3IIR. Rodney ViH1gt II . 1276. Pr.. 446· .t•16 tftet 7PM . 7 rooms, 1'h blth, hotJse In Chester, Oh io. PriCe reduced from t27,000 to t21!i ,OOO. Call 3 8A r•nch. t300 p.r month plus ullllties. O.p. required. C.l 514-966-3671 . 514·388-1124 • ...,.4pm. Farm Equipment Vermeer 504 Round Baler used 1 season 56500. Ph. 614 · 388983~ . 4K4 Farm Tractor with 600 hourt. PTO. front loader . Call 614-446-6980. 1953 Ford Jubilee Tractor with plows & disk . Good running condition, new paint, S2000 Firm . Ph. 614· 992-6092 . · Case Model OC·4 Tractor in goOd cond, Wide frontend, 3pt . ' hitch $760. Cau 2·14in. pull type plows $76.00. 7ft. Or&g Disk $76. Hay wagon with factory bed and side& nice shape $260 . Ph . 614-3B8· BB95 after 6pm. Moving: Sale of Brand New Gravely Tractor 19hp. No . 8199· G. Purchace price 86000 , Asking 65000 Flexible Call Farm All. 200 quick hi tc h tractor, with hillside plows, disk $lickie mower, clutven. ha $ triclyce frontend $1,200 Call 388-9358 &her 6 :00pm. 8 N. Ford Tractor. new paint. Plows, di~. brush hog, blede. $2760. 614-949·2013. Chain saw parts. supplies and repairs. Siders Equipment Sales, Henderson. W.Va. phone 304675·7421 . 16 H. tamd em lilt top trailer. 304·675-1769 62 Wanted to Buy Now buying shell earn or ear corn. Call for latest quotea. River City Ferm Supply, 614-446 · 1 bedroom apartmenl in Mlddl .. port, all utilltlet p•id. 1210 pltf month. Ctll6,4- 992 ·6150. Fumithed. ~~~ hllf duplu. 1 bedroom , privata entrance, carpet. yard, Adulta only. U1 1 .00 montt. Plu! tlt<lrlc. iOI• ond dop, 304·171·2111. 1979 Trans, Am 62860 FIRM . Rebuilt engine, transmission, new clutch, pressure plate. throw out bearing, 400 cu. in. High Performence. Needs Paint. 304·676-4819 . '74 Impala. runs good. AM ·FM cassette, after 4 :00 <:all 304· 676-1361 . 19B1 Olds Delta 88, power seats. power brakes, · power steering. tilt and cruise. AM ·FM tape. Clean, like new interior, non-smokers <:ar, 304-45B · 1627 . 1978 Olds Cutlass Salon, 4 door, runs good. 260 V·8 ' engine, 72,000 miles. seoo.oo. 304-578-2941 . 1977 Camara, &700.00. 304- 676-7829. 'BO Datsun, exc:: cond, no rust, · 304-675·6689 after 5:00PM . 1980 Dodge Omnl, exc con d. new e11haust. good trios. new plug& and w ires, $1 ,400.00. 304·675·3514 . Trucks for Sale 614-379-2246 . 1977 Chevrolet Auto, PS , PB. 360 engine. Call 614· 4,46· 5· 10 Pick-Up. 4x4 euended. Livestock AM· FM Ster1t0. 26.000mi .. al ways garegtd, Pc:eUenl condi· tion S8,000 Ptl . 614· 446 · 7500. Duroc Boars . Bred just like the boart we tested It the Oh io Testation th•t gained ovJtr 2 .6 lbs. per day. Roger Bentlev. Soblno. OH . 613-684-2398. Horned Heretord Bult 6 Heilert. Cattle are long & tall. El!cellent musdlng. Call Jay 614-266 · 6618aher6PM . Butler Hereford Farm. Bently Pig Sala Wed. April 29, 7:30 PM, Fayette County Fair· ground• Washington Court House. Selling 150 head of Duree's, Hamp· Duroc, Hemp· York, Barrows. Gilts. Con · tlgn1r1 Roger Bentllv Ph. 613· 584·2398. leroy Larrick. Ran ~:tv Quigley. Remember the Cham pion Berrow et the Ohio State Fair Junior Show was purchased et latt vtlf sale. Registered Americsn Saddle· br&d Horus for sale, good 1986 Chevy 5 · 10 pick· up. 6 opaad. AM -FM . AC .. PS . PB. topper. 25,000 miles. A· 1 con· dition . 16800. 61 4· 992·6676. 1976 Chevy pickup 350, auto, PS, no rust . nice truck. 2 tono paint. $1 .450 .00. 304-675418L '70 Chevy truck 327, 4 speed, three quarter ton. 1700.00. 'B 4 Scooter 81.200.00. 6 hp Ro· tiller used one month 8300.00. 304-676-6123 . 1979 Ford Cl900 C.O. 892 Detroit, 430 hp , 13 spud. 12.000 F 38.000 R. PS AC . 1973 Fruehauf 40ft . Flat Slider. 304·882-3235 . Truck, 1985 S10 Maxi Cab. 304-676-6376 . Vans & 4 W.O. bloodllnu. 4 Mo"' Coli 614266-6461. 73 Regittered Quarter Horse Sorrel Gelding 1 6 htnds, Byrs. old, ucellent for 4-H Ph . 614-446· 4225 efter 5 pm. 1985 GMC luxury Conver~lon Van. Plush interior, air, crui1e, tilt. etc. Gar•ge kept. 12,000 miles . 816 , 000 . 614· 986 · Transporla t10n 71 Autos for Sale 1980 Chrytllllf Fihh Avenue, good condition. C.ll 61•· 446· 0008. 1979 Grand Pr ix 1600 . Ph . 614-3811-9832 1980 ChevetHI. 2 -door, 4op..d. t700. Ph. 614-37921.t0. Special· 1986 Mercury lynx -L. , 2-door hatch, 6-aptld. 20.000 miles. Was 84500. Now 13800 . Ph. ei4-3BB-B515. 1984 Jeep Cherokee Pioneer; 4 -wheel Or .. AC . 6 -tpeed , ttandard tr8nt., touring prg .. great family car. Call614-446· 2066 Evenings or 448·8289 D•ytlme. . 1986 Caravan, low mileage. loaded. likll new. •10.100 or bett offer. IH-742· 2026. 1979 Chwy Luv. 4 wheel drive, ,,,250.00. 304· 676-4437 or '78 Biller. 4 wheel drNt , new tires. headers. atrong ¥thlcle. Stearns Garage, 304· 676· 7710 or 61:6-6749. 1983 Ch111rolet Gladiator con· version van. loaded with optlont . 28,0.00 miles . S1 1,800.00 or make offer. 304-882-3311 . 74 Motorcycles 1981 Kauuaki Ph. 614-446· 6980. 1980 Harl..., Sportttlf. Good conditio'! 29000mi., UOOO. Call 614 · 379 · 2249 after 6:00pm. 614-446·9715. 19515 Chevy 17.000 aetu11 miln. 100" Or1 ' inal. ••ce41ent condition. Ph. 14-4-41· 7059 btforelpm. , 985 Su~:ukl RM 260. Excellent condh:lon. 11300. Call 81.t992· 570& after lp.m. 177 Brownell. Middleport. 1983 Dodge Coli extra good thipa. 24,000mi. For sale by own• t3000. Ptt . 6U-448- Suzuki 660 GT, axe:: cond, wh~o t2,700. Ph. 1978 Ford fltltl . Nnt good. uoo. Ph. 81e-448-8718. 1974 O.rt t400. 1978 Fo•d LTD t300. 1171 Fairmont '400. Ph. 114-lti· NII 1871 Yo'-. AC. Pl. PS. ilnrod WI. 4 - -. I~ - · -ion .1 .- - 1171 Do-. CoM 114-H7-7441 . 1976 750 Hond• te2S. and a 1977 400 KawaNki t300 . Ph. 304-675-«37 or 876-3354. KZ 850 Kawa .. kl, ..00.00. 304-882·2111 - -· Honda "70 tfiM bike UOO.OO. Hondl 400 Hewk t700.00. Both like ntw. 304-871-&nJ . 76 Boats and Motort for Sale 1913 Thundoft:roh. 17'120 h.p. 1·0 . 150 houft. Ont ownet He: NeighbaftlDOd Rd. Ph. 1514441-1211 •"• 5 :00. '78 Sea Iter 10 hp Mercury, pawer trim: 12 TenMI ... - - · Tri · - c_,. ·.,.... U:ICIOlhop. . ... Ph. :104-171-Z-. low to form f?ur slmple words. 2 _ I I 1· 1 I • ill lll • ()) 91 iiJI Newt r_1 I' I I . •o _,;...F.;,I,.:;L..;.C....:Fr--~1 , (1) Spottal.oolt (T) 1 ill ..veoly llllbiNIII ()) aqu.,. Ol!t TV l!ll Sectet City . IF IT·~ NOT A GOOP ltMSON. DON'T 1JE A fOOl., <;0 HOME . 1:30. ill iiJI NIC Nillfttly Ntwt (1) 1 - the~ Tour (R) ill Andy Orllllth _ ~=A:.::.•~ $500. 614-949·2156. Of oo.u~ S!I~ ' NewtHour (1 :00) 9NIWI IIJ Moneytlne Current reports on world aoonomlcs and financial news with Lou Dobbs. (0:30) .1!21 i1J1 Wl1ell ot Fortune ~ lllrMJ Mllltr .. • (l) M'A"S'H 20 ft. Prowler Camper, : s~l contained. sleeps 6. like r:llw~ stored inside. S4.000 .00. 304675-5773. • 7::1118 ill liJ Newlywed O.me (1) Flthln' Hole (R) ill Major LHg.. IIIHbeH DCilJudlle 9 WIIMI of Fortune 1!21 Croulft (0:30) e1!21 IIJl Jlopltdyt 1:;1 t Services 11'.5 CAL.t..eP Y··cHICfCI:N PEt..IGHi'' (;. SEcAU$t:: THe CHIC(':EN ~SC:Apel> Ai THE' LA.5T' MINure. ( · ~< · Improvements BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetim e guarantee. local references furnished. Free &$timates. Call colleGt 1· 614·237-04B8. day or night. Roger s Ba semen ,l Waterproofing. swEePER and sewing machine repair. porls. and suppl ies . Pick up and delive ry , Dav is Vacuum Cleaner, one half mil e up Georges Creek Ad . C all 614· 446-0294 . HliY, THAT'S WHEI<:E WE WERE I-4E'l>DED! HEY, POWH TMIAII! Y'Al.l. GRAB A>IOl.P OP THIS l.INE, WILL '(Ui-4? ? · EEK & MEEK rM ijjf1HAT ?• the day'a Wllfld newa ll1d In dePih f11ture reports. (1 :00) IUl MOYIE: Henry Ford: Tho Min tnd the Mlchtritt, Ptrt I Cha~lt tries IO IOICh hla tgghtaOt hOw to play Y041eyblll. (R) t:;l I:DG ill 700 Club • ill iiJI Night Court Chrlallne'a shocked and Dan furious when llat o1 new judgla Ia poeted. IIl • (I) Dynllly Gavin Maurler moves in on Aliala, Blakl learns 1ha1 Clay 11 (J) Between O.mee WHEN'ta.JqE't"'!OA DOZEN ~ ·STE.W.IED R05E5 !'U. START LISTENING-. liJ • ()) Martth A con wllo Is a wr~er has 1 rosy looltlng tut"re, but It may bl canned. I Wa-.IDER IF THAT MEANS INFLATION 15 CO'o'-INc:;- BACK. iRallt.1!21 Hou•ton behavior cauttl Knlghtl Lundy I to be abruptly lranaformad Into 1 clvlllln. t:;1 1!21 Evening NeWt A wrop up of today·• I1IWI and 1 loolt ahead lo tomorrow 'a newa I' I 11or1es. (1 :00) IUl Newl 10::111 ill Amtrlcln llnaplhotl I ' ' alt- . (J)NIA . . ()) TliA I!]) ltJIIJIIIIIt the MlgrMiolnt BARNEY I I :00 ill -Ide ll1d MAKE IT ALL GONE, McCamliclt • ill IIl • ()) Ill l!ll Nlwl ()) II• iiJI Uvea 11J -yHne Current ·= I WASN'T TALKIN' SUGAR DOODLE TO YOU Hauli~g rt~~ort~ Dillard Water Service· Citterns, Wells. Delivery ~ rfy · time. Call 614-446-7404i No Sunday calla. 1B Hot1tymoot11ra .(l) M'A"I"H II ::111. ill iiJI TIMIIgllt lll1ow ® IOortiCtnttr (L) IIl WICRP In ClncinNtl A & R Water Service. Hem e cisterns. wells, pools r fllled FormMiy James Boys Wet er Same rates . Call 304-675 · J .J . Water Service. Swimm,ng poolt, citternt & wells., cin W•tterson ' • Wetor H..:Uifrtg . reitonable rates , im me;!lia.:t e 2,000 gallon d~llv ery, ci sf8TQ.s. pools, well. etc. call 304-'576- (0:30) • D 'Addtt!y' CIS Lito Hight Addtrty Ia IUigntld to wotch the son o1 1 powwlul ex amblltldor- (R) 111........,, P.l. Compulllon 2919. HouM coal. limestone, '" an.f gravel. Delivered 1 ton and lft;JI Jim Lanter, -304 -676 ·1247 •m.:. .,., .......,_ otI 1....... 12:00 ill lllml tnd Allin Jo ~n · , • • Jr. Owner. 1.000 or 2.000 gall ...-vice. 304·676-224B. • PEANUTS j Mowrey'• Uphohtering urvln~ tri eountyare•22 ytart. Thebes in fumhure upholrttring , Cal . •r••i • • SO lHE PRINCIPAL COME5 INTO 01/R ROOM,SEE ..I ni1NK niE'f' WERE Au. SET TO CHOOSE NE TO llE "MA'( QJEEN ::. THEN THEV SAW ME SLEEPING AT I#H DESK 50 THE'I' CIIOSE 50ME800'f' a$€ .. ASK ME HOW I FEEL,CHUCK .. I WEST +2 By Jomes Jacoby .10 7 5 I 3 2 EAST +Q 10 I ! '9 8 6 t8 6 2 What did South's jump to five tQ75 +985 + Q 10 I spades tell his partner? .Two things. First, he did not have a solid spade suit SOUTH or he. would have jumped In spades at ·+AKJ98765 his first n!Sponse. Second, he had one 'Q tto 43 or more heart losers. Since North +2 knew lie could take care of the heart' loser, he bid six spades, relying on· Vulnerable: Both partner's trump suit to have at the Dealer: North · most one loser. .• Eau Soo1b This deal, taken from the recent In·· Wool Pass 2+ tercolleglate par championships, gave Pasa Pass those who reached six spades a chance Pass s+ to polish their declarer skllls. Routine Paas Pasa Pasa Pass play Is not enough. The fifst trap Pal& comes at the first Irick. II declarer ca· ,sually wins the heart queen In his hand Opening lead: Heart four tor,lay A·K of spades, he wlll surely be de eated by the nasty trump split. In· clarer m"sl even risk a diamond 11· stead, It costs him nothing to win the nesse. Try it this way: ace of hearts, first trick In dummy ~nd then ruff a , heart ruff, A·K of spades, club to the sood heart back to his hand. ace, heart ruff, diamond to the king, What Is the reason lor this? Taking club ruff, diamond to the ja~k, club 12 tricks wlll be easy if spades behave, ruff, and your last diamond to the ace but If East bolas Q·IO·x·x, then South In dummy. That leaves you with the J. must Immediately be1ln to reduce his 8 of spades and Eaat with the Q-10, but own trumps to the same number as the lead Is In dummy and tbe hapleil East'a. In fact, to achieve success, de- defender can take only one trick. ,. 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In thb sample Ais used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apclltrophes, the length and formation of the words are all hinta. f:41ch day the code letters are different. CIYPTOQUOTE 4-29 z y l!llllpOII IIJ Ne•lllfll Wva with Pltmlt Emory lnCI RFBO Klcltboldna (R) Q TN 0 FWQBO HDZOK T 0 D· OTRFZOK H WR ~V-f'elldiB 1 OT I QZYDNBHID .,.... Cll .... "' Oooucllo 1 (1) Ktr.- PKC ""*'ean I - .. 'AKJ t AKJ9 +AKJ873 Routine play not do it I=&.,... ()) ICTV (0:30) . Klrltln Llndqulat j1 :00) A • M Custom Couchet en4 Reupholt1ery. St. Rt . 7 . Crow'l Crty, Oh. 614·256·1470. Eve, 614·4.tl·3438. Open ddy 9 to 4:30, Sat. 9 :30 to 1·30. Old II new Uphonared. . BRIDGE RF DND (J) lp I I I oot (R) Watwso ~ 304 -e7s -•u4 ,., • AXYDLBAAXR II LONGFELLOW 0 lport8 TIMIIgllt Action pect<tld apons hlQhl/ghtl with Nlct< Chtrlet antfJim Htlblr. 614-246 -9285. ntlm,8tn. . 'I~... Io:"~f 6370. Upholste~v on world economics and financial newa with Lou OobOI. (0:30) •'P,ool~ . 87 .1!21 MlgnUIII, P.l. IUiptnOod. ·M ORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP A SINGLE PE'R~ Cl'-ISY R::l< ~E PR E::TT/Eff Gj!RL IN TOWN. Q Ben'l 1011. 9 Magnum & Hlgglne join torcea 10 aacape apparently certain deeth. (R) 11J lArry King Uvel In depth lnllr>'IIWI wltlif9p newam1kera ond celebrillls. 1:30. ill iiJI E11y 8trwt Thl aeaoon ot love dee<:endl on the menllon. IO:DG. ill iiJI Thl Bronx Zoo Falsely accuaed of astaultlng a aludent, Harry Ia Rf.AU..Y? . CARTER ' S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor , Fourth and Pine Gallipolis. Ohio 1 Phone 614-446·3888 or 614• Ken '1 now MUll IIJ Prtmenewo Wrap upa of CHARJTA&£ -' 676-1766. S1rlngll't sleep Bad ll1d the Ugly CNA) (2:41) 1::111 (1) NHL Hocltey liJ • (I) Hood "' the Cloll Rotarv or cable tool drillin g; Most walls completed same dey ) Pump salol ·and service. 30t;J 896· 3B02 • .i1 Residential or commercial w1r· lng. New serviee or r epa i~ . Licensed elee1rici1n . Estimate tree. Ridenour Electrical, 304· (I) ;~ MOVIE: Tho Good, the RINGLES'S SERVICE , expe i rienced carpenter, eleC1rlpian; m11on. painter, ro ofing (includ: ing hct tar applicat iont 304\ 675·2088 or 675-7147. 11 Electrical & Refrigeration IiiAfraid• to Ptllactbocuott of NICE Fl.YIN: MR . BRYAI)I.' Fetty Tree Trimming, s lu m~ removal. Cal1304 -675· 1331 . I 446-4477 pel'10rlallly dlcldeo whtther or not to adopt lwo kld 0. (R) Hammer 00... Plumbing & Heating Hal- A kids ' TV ALLEY OOP RON ' S Television S e rvice·. House callt on RCA. Quazaf', GE . S~eciallng in Zenith. Can ~~:;.~ 6 -2398 or 614 -446; Concrete finish. parking lots, basements · any size job. Snnibr Citizen Discount. Ri ck Garfield . 614· 985-4464. I:DG ill 1om FtH D (}) iiJI Highway to ()) «<I IHOAII r;J ' 9 .1!21 Tho - Mowing, Pruning. treo 8t stum'p rem ova l. mul<:h. stone. fill , aza. lias, evergreens. rod odendtp n. Ph . 614-446· 9646 . I 614-446-7441 . lor Comfort nlghbnareo, Balkl'a Dec:ome an lnsomnlac.(Rj_1:;1 work: Interior, exterior, remo · defing, peint ing, roofing , fr ee estimates . C&ll614-446-6174 . Spring Cleaning Special 1 Lei us shampoo your cerpe111nd give it that new look. Any sir,e room only &19.96 per roo m. Great American Floo r Care, 750 First Ave .. Gallipolis, Oh. Ph . I]))~· • (l) Too Clott ; All types carpenter & con<:rete Formetly A 1- R Dectyl.:.. 8/rch - Amlzlt - Pl!/egm - REACH . "Remember," lldvlttld the scholar, "If you- ten l!llllbles down the IOid, ~can be sura that nina will run Into the dhch before they REACH ~ . " NORTH liJ Entarllllnment Tonight Ill (I) Pooplo'o Court ()) I!]) MocNIII/ Lehrer KNI\16~! -.;:: " Water Service. John _ YESYIIDAY'S SCIAM-llfS'ANSWIIS D ill PM Magozlno (1) llpor1atanltf (L) ill lllnlonl tnd Son ' 79 Cougar XR7, new Pilht~ rebuilt engine no mile$, nice-c::"ar; Stearns Go rage, 304-675-77..10: or 676-6749. .. • 1 675·7397. _ • (l) Hogln't ~~ 8 1t truck camper. 3 buriler stauo, ico box . f urnace. SleeJ)s4: General . Complete the chuckle (IUOiecl by I•Hin g in t~e missing words .__,_...__..__,_ _.,_... you develop from step No, 3 below. • 7:00 ill Hanlc.lode ond McConnlck 1985 Full ~ize pnp -up. slida.irf truck c'amper Ph . 614-44B_:: 864B after 7pm. ., ~, "" 85 . anchOred live from Now Yortc. (0:30) I])) WKRP In Clncln1111H 26 ft. Titan motor home, com· pletely selt·contained, gener,.. tor, sleeps B. 58900. Call 1 614-446-0008. ~· 84 My friend's car was stolen. At tlteendofa-kltwaaretumed, damaged and with this message: "It does 115 MPH, but benar fix the--." the entertainment world Ia 79 Motors Homes & Campers 82 _ DE •o CIS Newt l!ll Newton't ADD1t (0:30) D IIJ Showllz Tcidllr News o! Home """"';.;.R..:H,.._:T-,;T-;0-1.1 I I 16 j ; 5 9 tranmission. Competition MuncieM -21 Hunt wideratio4 speed plus shifter . 304 ·88.2 -3662 . 81 1 ! rr-------., v Ie f--,.lo-i-=;lr.5:-' lr_,l...:.:.,,,., I ~ ~.c:ll'~StrakH . ·~ ·1, N E T A F T 1:00 ill Illig Vtllly • •• 676·3364. 1 977 Ford pick up. 4 wheel driva. auto with tir, strong 400 engine, AM ·FM stereo, line truck, Stearnt Garage. 304676-7710 Ot 676-6749 . WOlD EVENING Used & Rebuilt Transmiuions. All Internally in$pected & gua· ranteed. Installat ion and pick·Vtt available. Call 614 - 446 · 0 ~.6 6. 13 U'lllfY ':~~~~, S©~o\llA-d&£tfS• UMI 141to4 lor CLU I. PollAN .......;;...._ _ __ O four Reorrang• leH•rs of the scrambled words be· • · WED., APRIL 29 • . 4418 . 1979 Lincoln Town new paing , new vinyl roof. new tnglne. Good condition 12196. Ph. 514-388· 8896 af1er &pm. . 1914 bean 4-- r. •4-now point • tm. fl. 700. Ph. 814-379·2512. "Smoking or non-emoklng? ... " 1977 Ford Thunderbird. 1976 Ford Gran Torino. &400 each. Call 614-949·2603. 63 814-379-2812. Hr ~'NW.T! :· 2693. 6721 . inttriof, Sh80) APAATMENTS. mobile hom ... houaea. Pt. Pleau..,tandGtllipollo. 81•·«5 ·1221 . 1964 Dodge Dart Convertible. Complete but needs total resto· ration. Best offer. 614-949· 304-896-3972. 1984 Chevette4Z.OOOmi. Auto, 1 tnd 2 bedroom fumlthed apertments for rent In Mlddl• port. AH utllltl• paid. C•ll 814-912·&084 •ftwr 1:00 p.m. 1976 Dodge Aspen. 2 door. VO auto . Good overall condition. Best offer . 614· 949-2693 . 83 0MC half ton , 4 apd .. 20.000 actual miles. $6600. Call ok. AM • FM. blodt I ~. m . 2 1983 Oldsmobile Cutleu Calias. Hurst limited Edition. low Mileage Ph. 614· 446·0648 envtime. 446·0941 after 5pm. Wanted to buy grande logs delivered to uwmill . Paul Merc:Jr Sawmill, McArthur, Ohio 5661 . 614· 696-5933. 4285. 1 bedroom furnished •panment. Private Hlrance and parking. Deposit and refeRnc•. No pets. Phon• 114· 992 · &942 after Autos (or Sail) 72 c• 2 bedroom apt. far rent In Pomeroy. abovt ear wath. Call 71 2985. 27' 10-speed bycv cle good U n f u r nit he d Apt . , 1 8 R . c::ondltlon t60 .00 C•ll bttween S180mo. plus utilities& deposit. 7 -9 PM Ph . 61.t-446·3538 . . 1977 Monu. standarc3, ftlr 324 '1t Third Ave. Ph . 614 -446· I ~:::::::::::::::;::::,L:;;:;;:;;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;~j cond. 1200. 4 13 jnch elumlnUm '· e, eo or 3157· 11 ts1 . ~ •tot•. a1oo. Ph. 814-...6· 2806. Gracious living . 1 and 2 bedroom apartmtlf'ltl at · VIllage Manor and Riverside Apart. ments in Middleport. From $2 16 . including utilltiet. Call 614-992·7787 . EOH , llEWAiiJ;":-11 AL~IS~ 304-675 -4038. Ms11ey Ferguson. New Holtan d. Bush Hog Saln & Service. 0¥er 40 uted traclort to choose from & complete line o f new & uted equipment. largest telecUon in S.E. Otlio. JIM 'S FARM EQUIPMENT CENTER . SA 35 W. Gellipolis, Ohio. Call 614· 446-9777, eve. 614-446- 3692. Up front trac· tors wilt! warranty over 40 uud tractort. 1000 tools. HW::, illt; ~:-.'-.. The Television Viewing Four 1~x:8 · US lndv m~g s. aluminum slpts. $160. Phpne Wented Rough Grouse eggt, Quality Aottweller pupt. See both parents and pup 'from last litter. 614-593·8469 or 614696·1317. Auto Parts & Accessories 742-2323. 614-446-31 04.2 Rough lumber. Oak & Poplar S160 per 1.000 by bundle; 20c by board ft . 304-675·44,2 . OIIL'I" Z5 ,· Parting out. 1971 Volkswago r( No engine. C&n paint body parts to match vour ca r. Call 614, ~~~;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·~·a~•~·~""~*~~ 446-3169. County Appliance. Inc. Good used appliances and TV sets. Open BAM to &PM . Mon thru Sat 614-446- 1699. 627 3rd. Ave. Gallipolla. OH . 0 Trencher and 460 John Witch Deere Uted 6610 Ditch Dozer, 614-694-7842 or 59 4 . 600 6 . · 61 55 Building Supplies ·3 or 4 Bedroom h ou~8 in Kyger Creeh School Dimlct. Raferen<:es Ph . 614-446· 862 1, ? Hemlo <: k, 5 ' to 6 ' tightly thearod , conical shape. Ideal for land11 caping . Sante.' • Forest , Evans,. WV . 304-895-3001 . Spac::e lor small 'trailers. All hook·ups . Cllble. Also efficiency rooms. air and cabiA. Mason. "El,At.f;,I!U'( A~ID tao BUDGET Transm issions: Used&' Rebuilt. All tvpes torque conver-! ters 81 transfer cases. eve, Joints. Guaranteud .a .n1inumum, of 30 day $, will deliver , cash &• Clll'ry or install Call 614-379· ' 2220 or 1· 304-676-6758 . : Tony' • Gun Repaira. hot ,eblue· ing. Open 9 :00AM to 7:00PM . Call 304-676·4631 . 7479 614-445-2683 . Furnished Apt. $240 . Utilltin Pd., 1 SR . 243 Jack ton Pike. Ph. 446-4416 . New stainlest steel palturi~:u . Never· uted. 614 · 742· 2545 . · .. Ohio BORN LOSER Colt 614-378-6338. 76 .. Wednesday, APril 29: 1987 Boats and Motors ior Sale BoSton Whaler 8aat for $Ill., 1• h ., government approved. ul) 't() 100M P motor, 1 ton load. ~ 500. Sofa. coffee table and 2 end teblu. excellent condition . Phone 614-992-61 11 , 3 piece maple bedroom outfit. mattre11 and box spring. Sears sewing machine. Call 304-6763244 after 5:30. 2029 Chatham 3BD. gas heat. AC. S260 .00 monlh , referencet required. Ph . 614·446 ·2206 . 5:00 614- 9~2 - 7463 . Hous e for sale by owner. 4 bedrooms. liv ing room. dining room . kitc hon. weah roo m. bath. tcre11ned porc: h. See on Firth St. In Syracuse. Ca ll 614- 992· 41 COUNTRY MOBilE Home Park , Routit 33, North of Pomeroy . Rental tra ilers. Call 614 -992- 2 Ticket s for REO SpeectWigon Concert. Ph . 614-«6-3805 after 6pm. 614-992-8215 . For $ftht 68 R, country hom a. 20 ac ru 139 , 900 .00 . Cherry Ridge. Meigs County. Call House tot sale or trade. May contider land CO!ltract . 8 roomt whh bllth , 1 ~ acres. Call ~~ I.SQfwA()Jl..,..,.- 75 45 Furnished Rooms _ 54 Misc. Merchandise KIT 'N' CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright Furnithed room . t100. UtiUtiei paid. Share bath. Singla male. 919 Second. Gallipolis. Call 446·441.6 aher 7pm. Maturo chri!filln man grounds ke6ping. handy man. lawn care Wednesday, .April 29. 1987 ' zy ZO · XFT Q FBHZRWBI Z 0 P D E Z YZ T 0 .())lltnlleiiPeo,lle (!) . . . 011 • M(MI: .....niiiiiCDIII..II' Hill Owl 'l1llln (0:45) • • IIOVII: .......1 '11111""*' CIIL.Mt Mowla Ill MIMI: Nlgltt 1'111181 jl :30) .• XZIIZBQ CBQDY TO BE WHAT WE ARE, AND TO BECOME WHAT WE ARE CAPABLE OF BECOMING, IS 11fE ONLY END OF LIFE. R. L. Y.terdq'a STEVENSON y Crn~Cefaaote: �,., Plige-1 4- The Daily Sentinel Pometoy~Middleport, (• Ohio Wednesday, April 29,1987 ....---Loc·al Briefs:---- Goodyear's first quarter sales up 11.5 percent Modern Woodmen slate party The Modern Woodm en.arC' sponsoring a family affair party at Woodmen !-Jail at Burlingham this Sunday at 1:30 p.m . The Junior Woodm~n ·s Club wil l hos t th e party. Families and friends welcome. Pomeroy·mayor issues 3 fines Thirteen cases were processed in tho court of Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyler Tuesday night. Forfeiting bonds were Wayne Findlay, Shade, $6.1. e xpired tags : Gregory Lee, Pomeroy, $47: Bett y Snow , Shade, $46; Chr is topher Ba ~ h . Nrw Haven. W.Va .. $.'i2 ; Ricky Walker. Racine, $49: Mary Gallimore . Chillicothe. $45 : Na ra Hartman, Long Bo ttom, $46; Rosella Rcdovian. Pomeroy. $45; Lawrence Rose, Ra<'inc. $4\ all pos ted on speeding charges: Edward Bell , Point Pleasant, $6:1. expired plates . Fined were fl nthony Loscar. Coo lvil le. $47 ond costs, co nt ri but ing to the drllnque ncy of a minor: Robert Foreman, Langsville, $25 and cos ts, expired tags: Beli nda Richmond, Rutland, $2!i and <'O s ts , no finan<'lal responsibilit y. SA R chapter to meet Thur.liday Triplett, has filed for a position on counc il. Re publica ns running for village counci l a re Incumben ts ' Bruce Reed and Henry Werry, and John Wi lllam Blaett nar and Brian S. Sha nk. The election boards a t the Pom..roy polls mus t consis t of two Democrats a nd two Republica ns. Fry myer said , although the Democra ts may not vote. fie cording to Frymyer . If the Dem ocrat s would change party to vo te In the primary, they would have to be replaced with two ot her Democrats during the e l~t ion " In order to maintain the checks and balances." Pomeroy voters will go to one of four plac~s to cast their ballots, said Frymyer , first ward to village ha ll, second ward to the !lrehouse, third ward to Pomeroy .<~lated Huti and '!'-bull pra<'licP will be hrld from :i lo fi p.m. Thurs<Jay on thC' Rutl and fi eld. unit.<~ EMS answf:'r seven calls Mdgs Coun ty 1-:mNgcncy Medi cal SC'rviccs reports seven ca lls Tuesday : Midd leport a t ll ::i:i a . m. to North Second Avenue for Flrrtha Hall to Pleasa nt Val ley Hosp it al: Tuppers Plains at 4::1:. p.m. to the Arbaugh Addition for Donna Reed to Ca mden -Clark Mrmorlal Hos pital: Pomeroy to Eas t Mai n Street for Cloria Brads haw to Pleasa nt Va lley Hos pital : Syracuse at 10:14 p.m. trans ported .Jamie Li tchfield from Syrac use to Vrlrrans Memorial Hospita l; rJomeroy at 11 :04 p.m . to Fores t Hun l=toad for George Folmer Sr. to Holzer Medlral f' <'ntPr: Pom<' ro_,. at 11 : 42 transport<•d Tra cy Gibson Kaiser tContlnued from Page I I million equity Investment be used to pay down Kaiser Alumi· · num debt. fl sma ller amount will pay expenses rela ted to the holding company tran saction, and the rem a lndr t· will be 'used for general corporate purpos~s as determined by the KalserTech board. · rrom an auto aef'id(·nl on N,vP A vrnuC' to Vc· IC'ra ns Memoria) Hospita l: S.vr·uru st• at II : 42 p.m. tran sport ed Everett Rhodes from th ~ months of 1987, reducing the nuinber of outsta nding shares to 56.8 million. The latest Income includes $195.3 miHion from the sa le of 19e GOOdyear Aerosapce and Motor Wheel subsidiaries, but Mercer a ls o r e p o r I e d ot he r Improvements. " Increased demand for the compa ny 's tires worldwtdewas a highlight of the quarter , with improvement also r~orded in most other operallons In the Un ited States a nd abroad, " he said. "This solid performance refl ects a dramatic improvement In earnings as a result of long -term planning and Investment In state-of- the-art manufa cturing and research a nd develop- men t ." Merc e r s aid . ".Unfortunately, It ·is 'dilutrd bv the higher Int erest expense ou'r Increased debet incurred as a resulf of the company' s purchase of shares ." , Celeron , which Is the last remain_lng business to be sold s:Jmf' acc•i drnl to Vf'IPr<Jn s Mr morial Hos pita l. Charge .., pendinK against .'ittspect fllvln II . Hhorlrs. 1!1. of 11arbrrlon. is In Vr tr rans Mf'morial Hospita l whc•rr• he Is b<•i ng I r·c·at l'd fur in juril's sustained in a one-r a r· arr ld cnt In l' omrro.1· shortly bC'fot·t· midnight Tuesday n lg ht. flccordlng to Pllu l ( :~r a rd. inves ti gator for Meigs County Pmsec·utln g fl ttornry F'rrrt Cro w Ill. th e"'" '· a 1911:1 P ontiac belonging to Ho na ld 't. . i1C'zo ld. JJc lilw<rr·r , wa s s tolen Tursda~' afternoon . The' arrldrn t occurred at 11 : 4!1 p.m. on N~· r fl vr nue between Klngsliury Hom es and the i1Pac·on Sial ion. Th!' ra r was totaled In t hf' lncldrnt. Hhodrs was ilr<·ompanir d by two puss<·ngrrs, a 17·ycar·-old fr m a lr from Rarhrt·ton. and a loc·ai cousi n. Wi lli am Taylor, 1'1. Long Rolt om. Ta ylor lrft thP scrnr' but was soon plrkrd up by Pomeroy Pollrr. Rhud<'s and the girl were t ransporl ed by E MS r·o Vr tt•r·ans M<'morial HoSJ)ital. C:t•r·ard said. Taylor was t rca tc•d al t hP hospit al hrforc bel ng r·r lea srd to t h<' custod y of his mothe r. Hhodrs and t hr gir l wf'l'r lis tNI In stab le cond iti on at VM H thI s Veteran!! Memorial Tu esda y fldmlsslons - Rosemary White, Middleport: Willie Coates. Middleport: Dennis McKinney. Rutland; Ronald .Jeffers. Pomeroy. Tuesday Dlsrharges- Carnell Va nre , Permelia Cox, Bett y Music, Ber tha Rlghthou se. Mar· vln Darst. Vivia n Powers. Mary Gilkey. Id a Marie Dudding, Martha Clonch. Elementary and fourth ward to Elberfeld 's Mechani c Street warehouse. One of Pomeroy's polling places was cha nged not long ago and there remains confusion among .some res ident s as to where the ir correct polling place is located. In Columbi a Township, voters will decide on a levy for 5.70mllls t$>7 per $100) for a proposed new Alexander Junior High School. Voters in Southern Local Sc hool District will go to the polls to decide a .40 mill lrvy (fou r cent s per $1001 for the " improvement , reconstruction, renova ting, remodeling, furnishing and equipping of buildings" in the sc hool district. Although according to code , the ballot In Southern Oistriet mu st be worded in this manne r. the money is actually being requested for the remova l or asbestos from the district' s schools , Frymyer said. Columbia Township and South· ern Local res ide nt s will vole in under Goodyear' s re~tructuring after defeating a takeover a t-tempt. recorded Income of S11.4 million after a loss the previous year . Goodyear att ributed the Improvement to Increased oil and gas sales. Con tinued from Page 1 their regular polling places. Polls will open Tuesday at6: 30 a.m. and close at 7: 30 p.m. Frymyer said absentee voti ng will continue through noon on Saturday. The Board of Elections will be open from 9 a. m. to 12 noon Saturday- to accomoda te absentee voters. Anyone over age 62. a nyone who is ill, or anyone who will be out-of-town on e l ~tion day may votr absentee b,v filling out an applica tion to do so. Frymyer said tha t a nyone nePding more informat ion about change or party. absen tee voting. or other related ma tters. shou ld fePI free to ra il th e Board of Elections at 992-2697 for informa tion and assistance. (i\s of 10:30 a.m.) Provided hy Bryl'e and Mark Smith of Blunt Ellis & Loewi Firm Pri ce flm Electrlr Power .. ..... .. .. .. 27 'A. !IT&T .. .. ... .. . .................... 24 % flshland Oil .. .... ... ...... .. ..... .. ... 58 Bob Eva ns Far ms .. ...... .. .... 24% Charming Shoppes .... .. .. ......... 2> Federal Mogul .... .. .. ....: .. ..... ... 42 Goodyear T&R ..... .... ......... .bT'li Heck 's Inc .... .......... ..... ... .. ..... .4 Li mited Inc ..... .. .. .... .. ......... 41 % Multimedia Inc ..... ... ........... .'i-1'~1, Hax Restaurants ... ......... .. .... ' 'h Robbin s & Myers ................ 1l 'h Shoney's Inc . ..... .. ......... ..... .27 \7 Wendy' s Inti . .. ... ... .. ... .. ... .. .. lO t;.; Worthington Ind ..... .... ........ .17'h • I l[o r~n I HJ At Middleport-Pomeroy City Limits 992-6036 ADVANCE TICKETS: sus ADULT S2.SO CHILDREN ADVANCE TICKETS AVAILABLE FROM ANY. POMEROY VOL FIREMAN AT DOOR: S4.SO ADULTS J2.7S CHILDREN SATURDAY, MAY .2 4:00-8:00 ,•,, ['"'' I '"'" I THE Ger ard. I t t'rs ponsC' ttl WiiS 11 0 1 mad(' i n qul' s t i o nln ~r ;rnd wi ll rronrtnurd rrum Pug(' 11 no! be s uppressed as evide nce. .fudP es('apC'd tw iC'e from th(' 1'ourt r·or Introducing ... lrea tment. He was al i;11 gc fo r some lime after the sr<·ond <'SI:a pc until turn ing him· self in to Meigs Count y Sheriff Howa rd Fr·a nk on March 18. tonight. Ohio Exte ndt•d Forecast Friday through Sunday Fa ir Frida y and Saturday. with a t•han ceofshowers Sunday . Highs will ra nge from 5:i to 65 Frida y. c limbing into tho liOs Saturday and Into the 70s Sunday . Ovt•rnlght lows will be In the ~O s r a rl)' Frida y. brtwren ~5 and •lo Saturday morning and In the ~Os early Sunday. WBI'fE ~RAPE3UIGE New Seneca White Grape Juice has a fresh, real grape taste kids love. And you'll love it because Seneca White Grape . Juice won't cause purple stains. .. I < .• feel good about giving SerHIC.I to ¥00' family/ --.--------- ... 125C I ~~RER I M~~sl988 I ...25C I I I I .. I -. I LJrofl I'UIICiiMe ' No more purple stains! I . . 25C $eneca White Grape Juke 25¢. ._.1 .~· mtlEAlER:Senecawollrtombo•st)<)Vforrne . ' • • ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY \ f- thtio uoo con- - -\lril ptOflibitsd .. " ..... tGttpon .......... l'logrlm, I'll. Box R-ltl6l Et tw. 1X Good ilrAy .. - Juict. Mt - tool: !0117 _____________ ONE COUPON l'l:ti oc•~••••o ' ~ lion 1!!75. "At the End of tlit P.-rey •••• lrldtt POMEROY, OH. I'M. 992-ISU ( lice 11 tho Clll.IIOn, plus 8c ~ ptowidod ""' llld .... """"""' ..... c:omptiod witlllttt-dlltoftot.CIIIItllliiiiL ·~. ( -· 2 Sections, 14 Pltg11 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newa~per . By United Press lnternallontu Sentinel Staff Reports . The House, haying Ignored warnings of economic war to narrowly approve an amendment threatening some U.S. trading partners , moved toward wrapping up work .today on a strengthened trade reform package. Lawmakers said they expected a vote after more debate on the bill c-ontaining the 1 tough and controversial amendment from Rep. Richard Gephardt , D-Mo., t.hat would force trade partners to open their markets or fa ce severe retaHation. Gephardt wa s still scheduled to speak tonight at the 50th annlver. sary \lanquet of the Gallipolis Area Chamber of Commerce at Rio Grande College and Communlly College. He was slated to arrive at the Gallla-Melgs Regional Airport lat e this afternoon, a chamber official said Wednesday. Gephardt was to be accompanied by Rep. Bob Wise. D-W.Va., the of!lclal added. The Gephardt 11mendment, seen· by many as an anti-J apan statement, was approved 218-214 Wednesday just hours Japanese Prime Minister Yasuhlro Naka· sone arrived In Washington on a state visit . Nakasone was scheduled to meet with President Reaga n today at the same time the Hou se was convening to complete action on the entire reform package aimed at red ucing the record U.S. trade deficit, opening for eign markels to American prof:lucts and Improving assistance foi' lmport·b~ttered Industries . Opponents of the Gephardl . amendment. led by Reagan, argued It would Invite relaliat ion from other nations. In a last -ditch effon to sway waivering Republicans before Wednesday's vote, the president warned about 15 lawmak ers the amendment " moves in precisely the wrong direct ion by closing our markets rath er than opening foreign markets." . But Gephardt, a 1988 preslde ntial candidate, ca lled on the House to support his provision beca use It would warn other nation s, "Unless they open their markets, th ere will be definitive action by the United States." He ended up winnin g the support of 17 of the 177 Hou se Republkans. . The amendment would target countries such as J apa n that have verified unfa ir trade practi· ces and excess ive trade sur·pluses with the United States . It talks failed to eliminate the problem a ft er six months, the offending nat ion could su ffer a 10 percent cut In Its exports to the United States for four consecutlve years. · Gephardt told hi s colleagues they must choose between trade i>ollcy "statu s quo" a nd "a new way, a tougher wa y, and what I think Is the only way." To loud applause, he added: "We have got to make these changes. .to, ma~ e America strong again.'' Despite Wednesday's vote, Reagan claimed victory In the narrow margin , saying he was " pleased by the size and strength" of the · anli-Gephardt forces. "(It sent) a c lear s ignal," he as serted, "that protectionism Is not the way to resolve our trade Imbala nce. As thi s bill continues to -move through Congress, we will work with them to craft a bill that will not put us on a collision course with the world and Ignite a series of trade wars." Blood unit collects 68 pints Slxty-elghJ·ptnts or blood were given to the American Red Cross blood program Wednesday alternoon when a bloodmobile wa, at the Meigs Senior Citizens Center In Pomeroy. Seventy persons reported to By NANCY YOACHAM eight -Inch slurry line under a the unit as donors and U persOns · Sentinel Staff Writer county road . Th e line would be gave blood In appreciation for . 'Meigs County Commissioners fou r to fiv e feet deep, Robert s blood given Jo relatives or Wednes day authorized County said, and water would be pumped friends . First time donora wer!' Engineer Phil Robert s to sign a through the line. The commisTracy P . O'Dell, Jean Durst, contract with the Spectrum Map sioners said tha t SOCCO should Brian S. Shank, Mary E . O'Brien Publishing Co., Cincinnat i, to submit a formal request for and Patricia Ann Parker. Debra print 10,000 copies of a new Meigs permission . D. Mora and Phyllis N. May County map. · The commissioners authorized became three-gallon donors durCost ofihecontract, $7,870plus Mike Swisher, director of the Ing the visit . shipping, Is to be paid from the Meigs County Department of Dr. James Witherell and Dr. county engineer's budget. As Human Services. to purchase a Wilma Mansfield were the at maps are sold, the money will be new telephone system for that tending physicians and nurses reimbursed to th~ . hif! hw ay department , with the underIncluded Lenora Leifheit, Jan department . standing that no local money will Atklns, Ferndora Slory , Mary FEEDING TIME - When you' re 11 hunt~;ry left are Summer Groves, Cryotlll Hoiman, The one-Inch scale map will be Involved In the transaction. Jane Talbott and Beulah Ward. lamb you don't care who feedll you , just lllllong IL~ Stephanlt• stemple, Amanda Theis•, .Jo•nny include Insets of each of the Swisher reported he has been Clerical wClNcers were Peggy you ~et r~d. This patient little lamb named Speck, ScW'berry, Lena Yoachwn, a visitor, and Camilla county's five villa ges. Approxl- given special permission to use · Harris , Jean Nease, Joyce Hoowned by Mr. and Mrs. Roger Bel'gle of Radne, Yoacham. Another troop member, Trudy JuHtltl, mateiy 22\\c by 34 \(j Inches In size, state allocated fund s to pay for back, Jeanette Radford and Etta Jet each one of these members of Racine Brownie was not present. Troop le~der Is NorM Marlin. the map will fold to four by nine !Conllnued on Page 81 Mae Hill. Wanda Imboden and Troop 12!19 have a tum holdlnf! the boUle. From lnrhes. All data and up-to-date Pam Imboden were emergency research Included In the m ap are medical service peopll' worklnR to be provided by the county In at the unit and R.S. V.P. workers increa.~e the form of public domain w~re Marion Ebersbach, Han· years. COLUMBUS iUPI) - The Information. flny revisions to the nah Queen, Macel Barton, WilWarren J . Smith. director of administration of Gov. Rl· map before final printing, liam Hobark, VIrginia Bucha· the Ohio Department of Trans chard F. Celeste Is considerbeyond errors, will be billed to nan. Thelma Dill, Erma Rouah, portation, said he Is lobbying Ing asking for an Increase In the county. · Meier, Dorothy Long, Bernadine the governor to raise the gas the state gasolin~ tax to pa y COLUMBUS I UPI) -Controv The new maps are expected to The cap Is Jo expire next ,Jan. I, Esther Harden, Opal Diddle and .tax . for badly needed highway ersy over the Interest ceiling on be finished in about 10 weeks. reduci ng the Interest ce iling to Richard Barton . Members of the " Yeah. I guess I am," said repairs and Improvements. credit has halted the swift the old 18 pcrcenl, bul the Roberts reported he Is still ForesJ Run United Melhodlsl Smith when asked If he Is A representative orthe Ohio movement of a "greased" bill House-passed bill cancels that. Chu rch served lhe canteen. consld!'rlng the sale of municipal trylng ·to convince the gover· Contractors Association told a light ening th e state's regulation So docs the Senate bill, which bonds to fund an on-going county Donors by co'mmunlty were: ·nor to take the lead In · state legislative panel Wed· of savi ngs and loan associations . never reached the floor as road paving project. Robert s had Brenda CunPomeroy Increasing the 12-cent per nesday II would take an Th r long-awaited regulatory spo nsors strug gled to round up ningham, Paula Brown, Dt>bra earlier contacted a Cincinnati addlllonallO cents a gallon to · gallon levy. bill, written to th<· specifications the required 22 votes to pass II as D. Mora , Leslie .I. Atkins, Jackie bonding firm about the proposal "The adm lnlstration has II make up for lost state and of all parties Involved. cleared an emergency. They failed. but a representative from Jhat M. Hildebrand, Mary K. under di sc u ssio n , " sa id federal revenues and keep the Ohio Hou se Wednesday , but " There was a shortage' of company fa iled to att end last Spencer, Billy, J. Spencer, Lo· Smith, "but no decision has Ohio's highway co nstrurllon ran aground In th ~ Senate over a week's com missioners ' meeting votes." said Senat e President rctta A. Brown, Ll' nora been reache<! -" . and repair program on an provision k ee pln~ a 25 percent to . discuss the matter. The Paul E . Gllimor, R-Port Clinton. Mc Kni ght . Dan E . Follrod . ,Joan even ke~>l durln2 the n e~ t two Interest cap on credit. commissioners suggested Rofollowing marl:' than four hours of Ward, Brenda K. 'Neutzllna. Th e House pa ssed, 89-8, the bill cau c us ing and corridor Tracy O'Dell, Wilma fl . Man s· berts conta ct a Columbus bond· craft ed following extensive legis - meetings . lng fi rm. Highway Superintend· field, William H. Radford, PamThe Pomeroy-Mason ferr y Is ent Ted Warner also sugges led thr big boat should be back In lative hrarl ngs In the aflermath The Senate adjourned until 'e la .J. Miller, .loa n Morris , .lean th at borrowing procedures . down temporarily but should be sNvice right away . If other of the 198.'1 sa vings and loan crisis nexl Tuesda y , a t whi ch time Se n. Durst, Brian Shank, Adell While, problems arc present. repairs precipitated by the collapse of Rlch(trd H. Finan, R-Cinclnnati, t•br oug h local ba nks be back in service by about 3 p.m . Kelly R. Ginther, RogerS. C'lurk , Home State Savings Bank of the Senate s ponsor, wil l decide OtJai M. Grueser, Howard P . this afternoon. Co nsidered. could tak e longer. Marcia Rodgt'r, wife of ferry whe ther he ha s the votes . ·:At this time . Roberts said that However, a IC'ased boat, which Ci nci nnati. Logan . Mary O'Brien. Barbara But a num ber of senators from " J don't antic ipate an ything Mathews , Phyllis N. Ma y, Virgil Rodger brought from Duffy. ~unty highway workers arc operator Darre ll · Rodger , reliandpair hlng county roads with ported that a drive shaft on the Ohio, a .ro uple wPeks ago whe n both parties objected to th e changing by next Tu esda y. " sai d Windon, Patty Parker. Cnrolyn big boat broke about 8:30 thi s the big boat was down wllh a provision, which had escaped Glllmor, adding h(' believes the Charles, Sherry Sou thworth . Pa ~old mix materials. He sa ld I hey notice until last weekend, main· meas ure will be sent back to I he tricia .1. Barton. Paul F . Marr. b rok~>n propeller. Is now being wJll be cutting brush on Count)' morning. talnlng Indefinitely the 25 per- Financial In stit utions and InsuThat boat Is now on Its way to hllr hed to the barge. With the Road 28 t Bas han Road 1 as soon Middleport - Ellis Clonr h. cent interest ()('ill n ~ for bank dry dock on the Kan awha River rance Comm11ttoe until the Issue Sarah .! . Fowler. Leafy . M. leased boat and another sma llt>r ~s possible. boat which Rodger brought with loa ns , credit cards and r!'volvlng Is resolved . <Roberts reported that South· a't Henderson, W.Va., where Chas teen, KennC'Ih E . lmbodrn . c him from Clinton . Iowa, ferry charge accounts. ern Phlo Coa l Co. Is req uestin g repairs are to be made as quickly Pat Kit chen . R.G . H~rmtl nn . ·ecrm lsslon to install a six to as possible. If the stainl ess steel service Is expected to be back In Kathryn ,Johnson , Gloria .1. drive shall is lh t> only problem. op('rallon by about .3 p.m . today. Peavley, Timothy Smith. Oorothy McCloud . Lisa 1\shlt·y. Hanna E . Qw<·n . Marlsha Nel · son, Patrlrla Loga n. Syracuse - David Lawson. Oarla N. Thomas . J)ebble Off< •n:. WILKESVILLE- Wilkesville edge that there Is a Jegltimale the end of each sc hool year Lura R. Swiger. Trrrsa berger, area parents and teachers were need for Improvements at Itemizing expenditures. By Jaw, M. Drenner. levy monies ca nnot be used for assured of majo r Improvements Wilkesville. Racln<:' - Virginia Flland . salaries, officials said. "There Is not another·schoolln io their school with the passag~of tContlnu~d on Page At Several parents gave verbal (he five-year. three-mlllll'VY for the district that stands to gain support for lhe levy. Qne parent v'lnton Count y Consolidated more," Crewey said. "We ha· Schools that will appear on ven't had much money to spread was applauded when she said, " I among six school centers and all think we owe It to the kids. We Tuesday's ballot. don' t . have this opportunity to Ofl!clals pointed out that Wll- have gotten behind on repairs ." help them very olten. Every Board of Education member . kesvllle ha s a school without The Rutland Furniture and child will benefit, not only this rE'st rooms, forcing children to go Lpwell Russ reassured parents Bottled Gas Co. In Rutland Is In year ... It 's their future we're outdoors In Inclement weattter to and teachers that lhe levy would no way a fflll at('d wllh the Rureach restrooms In another provide approximately $255,000 really talking about." tland Fuel Co. Former Wilkesville principal per year for five years to be building. The Rutland F uel ·Co .. whic·h Officials said that Is one of the dtstrlbuled evenly among lhe six Troy Thacker reminded' the supplies natural gas to the problems that will be a top school centers. The new advisory audience thai their parents Rutland community, has flied , priority at the school If the levy commlltee's Job It to help del!!r· helped pay for their education bankruptcy with I he Ohio Ut Ill· and he was only asking Jhem to ptases'. Plans are also in the mine critical needs at each tles Commission. The Rutland Works to renovate the gym and school. Each school will deft· be a part of their kids' education Furniture and Bottled Gas Co. repair the furnace In the primary nllely receive a minimum of by voting yes on Tuesday. · gas Jo Us provides propane LEVY TALKVlnlon County Consolidated Board of Education Board members Russ, Sieve $1110,000. lJulldlllg. customers and lias nothing at all member Carolyn Cotlrlll, lltandl•g · at rtrllt, dilet1811ed the Hunter, Donna Martin, Carolyn Each JCbool has represenla· ·'I'Ilole present at a I'I!C.'ent to do wllh the operations of The upcomln& Ill!\')' for count)' schooll wltll parents at a recent public pilblle II!Millg beard Superln- lion, oftlclals said, and an annual CottrUI and the school prinlclpals Rutland Fuel Co. meetiDr In Wilkesville. (Continued on Page 81 lenclent James Crewey aekllowl· puWIC reporl wUI be publlsbed al I Controversy impedes movement on S&L bill . Vinton officials promote school -levy ... Seneca White Grape Juice is delicious and healthy for your family because it's enriched with Vitamin C. You can enttne Ferry temporarily out of service today :Ohio, area weather scene South ('.,ntrul Ohio fl r ha nrc of thunders torm s car l)' toni ght ahd ci Purlng la iN t o nl~h t . with u low bolworn 40 a nd 4o. C'o nsidCI'abl t• sunshln t• Thursday ; With h l~: h s Jx-t wr C'n lill and 6>. • Tht' probabillt)' of prwl pltat ion Is :Ul pcrcrnt ton lg ht a ncl ncar zero Th urs day. Winds will be:- from thr northw 'C's t a t Ill to 20 mph a nd !(Us ty • Trade amendment wins by four votes Celeste eyes gas tax ,! f\1 I' Thr fcmai t' wa s hos pita lizr d for o,bsrrva tion only and will br fl tiu' ns Mt' nlal ~kulth Ccntrr wher·r he had lx-en sent by thr Mostly clear tonight, wllh a low lllliU' 40. Parily cloudy Friday, with highs In ' the mid 70s. The prohablllty of preclpl· tatlon Is near zero through Friday. Commission OKs printing of map rr lf'OSf'd to thf' c•ustoCI.v of hC' r P<Jrf'nt s as soon as poss ible. lhe statement was mad<'. Thr third sta tc•mrnt. un ro ia trd to thC' ullcgC'd rape . wa :-o mt~d <' rrrP tlll\' 'll ndw as lnitiulf•fl bl' .lucli'. · ~ 1\ stal emrn t mnd~· ,lun. ti , 19Htl, In un OpC'Il l'Ourt s it uat io n. was heard b~· othrt·s in add ition to 18-22-38-4-24-7 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, April 30, 1987 Rep. Richard Gephardt, D· Mo., spoke to reporters after the House, by a narrow vote of 218-214, passed his amendment to a trade reform bill. The bill would require sane· · tlons against leading U.S. trade partners who deny free entry t,li U.S. products .. (UPI) rcc·eh·ing slol c n propc•rt y, said (;(·rard. .Suspect to face Supt>r Lotto I MAIN ST. MARKET & GREENHOUSE Rhodes suffNrcl hc·ad injuri es an<i a minor leg Inju ry a nd Is rxprctNI In be:- rrl <•asrd fr om I hr hos pit a I Thu r'Ciay. Cha r gC's ugal ns t him In MPigs Count y an' pend ing. The re Is a n ac tive warrant for his a n C'st in Summit Cou nty on a charge or at·cordln g 10 G<'ra rd. No cha rw's ar<' to br filed ag<~ l n s t th r gir l orTa ylnr. PomNoy Pollee haVl' turnt·d tht• muller ovi•r to the Ml•l gs Cou nt y Sht•rlfl' s llr-partm r nt for continued ln vi'Stlg ation. PICK-4 8745 e . at y WHOLESALE & RETAIL POMEROY FIRE DEPARTMENT CAPTAIN D'S ALL YOU CAN EAT FISH FRY Daily stock prices •Jo'>'. •llli•l'r I 708 • •Bedding Plants •Hanging Baskets •R hododendrons •Azaleas •Rose Bushes DISCOUNT COUPONS morn in g. Dailv Numlwr , HOI.,ZER MEDI(;AL CENTER and son, Desiree Lewis. Sa ndra Discharges Aprll28- Richard Milch, Carolyn Powers. Dana Bishop, Mildred Blevins, Chester Raike. Amy Riley, Lloyd Shank, J:!oster, Lau ra Caldwell. Mrs. Verda Shook, Michelle Skinner, Nathan Clagg and son, Robert' Caro l Tan ne hill, Woodrow Clarke, Viol et DOuglas, Ray Treadway, Wesley Turner, ChaFridley, Brice Hill. Norma Hy: rles Whitt, Tony Woodyard. sell. William Jackson, Marga ret Johnson. Tracy Jonas. Charles . - - - ' - - - - - - - - - Kearns, Mrs . William Levacy . Ohio Lottery Drawing held for Kentucky Derby entries -Page 7 Ir--------...;--------------.-, . · I Hospital news Affiliation change available Regular meeti ng or E wi ngs Chapt e r or the Sons of the American Revolution wll be· held at the Meigs Counly Museum Thursday. Dinner wll be held at 6: :m·p.m . wilh the business meeti ng and program at 7::10 p.m. Int erested , individuals of Meigs. Gal lla , fit hen s or Ma son coun ties are Invited to all end . Speaker will be David R. Mcdert or fl lbany . His subject will be on the lifr of General Hand , a close assD<'Iate and perspnal fri end of General George Was hington. Meder! Is a direct descendant of G~nr r a l Hand a nd form ed the Hand Family flssoclallon . His talk will inc•lude leiters and photographs. Rutland T-ball practice AKRON I UPI I First· quarter sales for the restructurIng Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. were a r~ord $2.3 billion, up 11.5 percent from $2.1 billion In the fir st quarter of1986, the company reported. Income was $284.2 million, or $3.99 a share, compared with a loss of $.'i3.4 million, or 49 tents a share, In the first quarter of 1986, which included a $110.6 million writedown of · oil a nd gas reserves. "Excludi ng the 1986 writedown, the 1987 period is ahead of last year by $:18.2 mlllion or 82 perce nt," Chairman Robert Mercer said . Mercer said the company purchased 40.4 million shares of stock during the firs t three , , _ Firm not affiliated with fuel company • 1 •' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 29, 1987